Glenn High School - Images Yearbook (Birmingham, AL)

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SCHOOL HISTORY Charles B. Glenn Vocational High School, the first vocational school in Birmingham, was organized in 1930 by Dr. C harles B. Cilenn. Its purpose was to fit each student for industry in the most practical manner possible. In 1943 the school became a four-year accredited high school known as Paul Hayne Vocational High School offering a regular high school diploma along with the Vocational Certificate. In 1952 the school moved to its present forty-acre campus. The name of the school was changed to Glenn Vocational High School in honor of its founder. The school is housed in ten buildings. The shop program, together with the related academic subjects, affords opportunity for the student to learn the basic skills and attitudes and to acquire the technical knowledge which will enable him to move into productive activity with the least amount of lost time and with the most favorable status. This annual represents the twelfth anniversary of the publication of our yearbook. The Rebel. 7