Glass High School - Crest Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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The Crest 1984 Autumn brings with it a new school year which, in turn, brings those social masterpieces — the football games. These blue and white affairs provide a spirited beginning to “One of America’s Finest”. E.C. Glass High School 2111 Memorial Avenue Lynchburg, Virginia 24501 Title Page 1

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Remember that first day. We can see ourselves walking dazedly through the welcoming but intimidating doors into a new world. Against the towering, talented seniors sporting casual self- confidence beneath their letter jackets we felt microscopic. We wondered if we would ever be able to find our own place in this huge, competitive school. We were just kids, innocent and fresh. We actualli believed that the way to the third floor was on an elevator in the back of the library. Then Glass was only an impressive, monstrous building, as unexplored as ourselves. Now the halls echo with mem- ories of laughter and whispers; the class- rooms with the memories of good times, treasured friendships, and even love. We have suffered growing pains, but we have become adie and we are almost ready to leave the place that has become home. We have found a small place for ourselves in a big, crowded world. On the lawn, Dana Cox practices her flag routine. Practicin six hours a day for two weeks prior to the opening of schoo helped the band gain perfection. Yep, nowadays, even girls are lifting weights as Margaret Roy exemplifies here. Of course, with girls working out in the weight room, there is extra incentive for guys to go lift weights. Suffering through one of those rainy football games, Ibby Whitten, Raynor Snead, and others use anything they can find to keep themselves dry. 2 Magnifying Glass