Glass High School - Crest Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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Guarding the pool Laura Ferguson helps out during the lunch hour dip period. The pool 4 opened in May for student use during lunch as : ° well as by gym classes. a 9 Meaningful message from Mr. Jim Locke of the English Department during the baccalaureate service absorbs Julie Tayor as she ponders the years to come. Oreyahilah es) Prologue Memories — dn 10] MO]C10| tc)