Glass High School - Crest Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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SMR BERRA RNS NRO IADENENI 8 Laipiwants 4 Magnifying Glass Flashes of Blue and White spark through the crowd as they celebrate a win at the Heritage game. Heath- er Kennedy and Scott Osborne stand out from the rest of the crowd with spirited blue and white faces. Preparing for the big presentation of “Hello Dolly!”, Melinda Connell and Heather Kennedy put isan: touches on their hair and make-up before facing the crowd. Using tools like a professional architect, Bob Kearns roves that football players are good with their ands in Mr. Adams’ mechanical drawing class. Marching through the halls, Remus Trent and com- pany charge up energy for the big game on Friday night. (Right) Before the crowd assembles for another football game, the sun sets colorfully over City Sta- dium. (Below Right) John Powell rocks the crowd with the sounds of “Rapid Fire.” (Below Left) Trap in the ticket taker’s office, Mrs. Hallman and Mrs. Stroud hope for some unknown spectator to come and save them.

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Lounging in the corner of nicotine gallery, Blair Locke and friends “grab a smoke” and eat lunch at the same time to solve both of those everpresent urges for food and nicotine. Being the fabulous student that he is, John Powell studies even during lunch on a beautiful sunny day to keep his grades up so he can go to Harvard next year. Getting ready for that everlasting Senior picture, Anna Edwards responds with a smile as the camera holds her image for posterity. After the big Heritage game, Fellowship of Christian Athletes sponsored a dance to which Heritage stu- dents were invited. This Heritage student drew a crowd with white-gloved breakdancing. One of Tennessee’s favorite sons, Tim Weeks de- cided it was time to doze for a while so he can concen- trate on the upcoming week-end. Assembling nuts and bolts for a special class project, Monte Tucker shows his expertise that he has used to assemble circuit boards for electronic radios, calcula- tors, and mobile radios. Magnifying Glass 3

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