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)

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Many students think high Toi aToto) Mo] da(- -m-lale| Taalaat=ceif-1 -) Vane] eke] aiepe- olUr-tare) am HA! While faces and worries Tal ok-lad cere] -lamaat- anelar-tale [=o feX=Ye) o)(-m-Valo me) cele) (-lanl-mlal general will not. Every office ‘ole Ti Cel fate Mm -wele) [ale mm com al- - Mic class flirt, every Swinging SJ Tate] (=X @1 10] eM comm (-1-Var-le[=) wallflower. Midterm exams are re {o) ale Mm CoM of-Yorelant-M-Yunle) (0)VZ-(-) Tats) eX-Yoq t(o)at-wur- Vale ManY -lavanvaiaal that new school will continue as cut throat competition oA aN V{=1-] almexe) g eXe] elie) aly To put it bluntly then, life is Wl alle inle-yo1alole) Malem aat-1ac-) am aren] old you are. This marvelous continuity illustrates why we eV arolelloMUlatel-Vecieclae ind at= Blas) Xela €-lalel-Mo) im Cole r- Wace tomorrow. We are indeed Here . Today for Tomorrow. 2 PROLOGUE Heading out Dr. and Mrs. Glenn help out the lll ixe) =) 91-1 ofelaloll oN’ o -lale Relate] 9 -Teolar Nolan tat-Midiohce) Knoxville. Leading thie way, drum major Kathy Atkins (ol gl-Tol MolU Lan dal -Maalolcolallate ml oYelatel -1cel¢-Miat-M cfelate] folol-M al vom ecolaalel-1didiolae ee Getting into the spirit of things are Harold White folate e) lal sicehacelah

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i Needless to say, high school i at-toor- atte) g-Malele)(-m ellis eles-1- than the memorization of Needless to Say Salo Sel facts, the winning of a state a (ol a¥- Tan) odce)ar-iall ome an dal-myar-lalare) enneee of a date for the prom. High school teaches us today for life tomorrow. : In years to come, it is not Ke foyialem comant-1ac-1andar-l am cela mA football games and lost 3 this V{=x- Lem (o) eLele Yan r-wre Le) [ale mm ce) condem you as treasonous if you have not memorized the U.S. Constitution, the | BY=Yoi F-1g-tdlo) ame) mm lavel-)e -1alel-1ale-e and the English Common Law. And even girls who sat home fol ama dal-mal(olal@evmvlela- mcm ail me [=1¢ over their heartache. Memorization of facts and figures take up a lot of Eileen Casey's time, but it’s not the sole fol g oreo} Malle] altel atolo) Mi LCA di elma o -1-celaew-N(elalmeliced (o) (alate Malls iC-tolalal(e[0[-MeloNw all ole] Mllaln (al lM) o -(e1 (olol 0] (e] ae] co] om ae — —————— EEE Un Nino takes a swing at the pinata while students Sherry Pullum and Sarah Cheverton 8 foto) aXola Fam Ml al- Val ole] a c(el] fe] ¢- e Mla Moll [elale|¥lole(-) teaching program sponsored by Glass. 4 PROLOQUE