Glynn Academy - High Tide Yearbook (Brunswick, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1949 volume:

GLYNN IG H TID 19 4 3 Presented by THE SENIOR CLASS of GLYNN ACADEMY Brunswick, Georgia Second Edition foreword To perpetuate the memories of work and play at Glynn Academy is the aim of the High Tide Stall of 1949. We hope this record will bring back the happy reflections to those before us and be a source of inspiration for those who follow. — The High Tide Staff MR. SIDNEY BOSWELL We, the Senior Class of 1949, dedicate our Glynn High Tide to you, Mr. Boswell, in sincere hope that it will express in some way our respect and admira- tion foi you. We sincerely appreciate the constructive guidance, your unselfish- ness, and true friendship that you have demonstrated through these four eventful vears. HP f-4 SIDNEY BOSWELL Principal CLASS 49 HISTDHY A few score and some years ago We brought forth upon this campus A new class — Dedicated to the proposition that Anyone can learn — Even us. We have learned a great deal from books, (lasses, instructors, and otherwise. In our Freshman year, we were steered by Caroline Krauss, Johnny Patha, and Bobby Morriss. Even though we were very shy and typically verdant as Freshmen, we received an overdose of the much dreaded Glynn Academy initiation. Despite all the grease, lipstick, soap, syrup, peroxide, and shoe polish a swell time was had by all; much to the chagrin of our teachers and parents. During our Sophomore year, when we had mustered more courage, we were captained by Eddie Dykes, Jack Conyers, Caroline Krauss, and Jane Krumrine. That October we witnessed the hurricane. Terrible as it was, we didn’t mind, for we missed two days of school (which we had to make up later). We tried to demonstrate the real Glynn Academy spirit to our Freshmen. There was not the first evidence of lipstick, soap, or shoe polish on the campus. (Now, hence- forth and forever hazing will be banned on our campus.) When we were Juniors, we were skippered by Nick Mavromat, James Fiveash, Johnny Patha, and Caroline Krauss. In May, we gave the Senior Class a supper- dance at St. Simons. It was a most enjoyable occasion, but we were constantly thinking how much we would delight in being the honorees one year hence. Thanks to pilots Upchurch and Cannon. The Senior year arrived when we were men and women of the world, led by Lowell Kepp, Nick Mavromat, Caroline Krauss, and Bobby Morriss. In Decem- ber, we attended the Christmas Formal at Wood Gymnasium, sponsored by the Student Council. In May, our annual Class Night Variety Program was given, presenting the versatile abilities of our talented class members. Thanks we owe to Mrs. Bunkley and Mrs. Ihley. Miss Macon, gratefully we were yours. Baccalaureate and graduation in May brought to a close our four years of travel through the halls of learning. Whatever toe do, the class of ’49 zvill Little note nor long remember xuhat We write here — But we can never forge what We did here. F A C U L T Y Jeanette Anderson English A.II.. Wesleyan College Mrs. Mai Joe Binki.kn English B.. gncs Scou College M.A., Columbia Univer- sity Beth Cannon liiology .B.. LaGrange College Howard Carter Shaft; Mechanical Drawing B.E.. Northern Illinois State Teachers College Emma Curtis English; Social Science B.S., Georgia State College for Women Ada Edwards Home Economics .B.. Asbury College Grady Evf.rett Social Science B.S.A., University of Georgia Gussif. Goss English A.B., Bessie Tift College M.A., Columbia Univer- sity Mrs. Russell Hall English B.S.. Eastern Kentucky Stale Teachers College Beth Hart Physical Education B.S., Georgia State College for Women J. M. Hodges Mathematics B.S., Alabama Polytech Institute Lula Howard Languages A.B., University of Georgia; M.A., Duke University Amanda Hughes Mary Launius Ihley Louise Ivie June Wilson Lamb Home Economics Music Social Science Science; Typing B.S.. Georgia State College B.M., Brenau College for A.B.. Georgia State A.B., Glenville State for Women Women College for Women College C. W. Lamb Mathematics; Biology A.B., Glenville State College Beulah Lott Mathematics A.IL. Randolph Macon College; M«A.. Colu in hi a University Janf. Macon English A.IL. M.A., Georgia Stale College for Women; University of Georgia Virginia Olsen Home Economics B.S., Georgia State College for Women: M S.. Syracuse University C. M. Pace Physical Education B.S.. Piedmont College: M.A., Mercer University Ruth Ellen Pi am y Ty pi ng; Sh o rthan d 1LS.. Georgia State College for Women Vivian Polk librarian A.IL. University of Georgia B.S., George Peabody College for Teachers Earl Rountree Diversified Cooperalive Training B.S., Georgia Teachers College Rodman F. Scott Science B.S., Guilford College Beth Stanfield Speech, English B.S., Georgia Teachers College; M.A.. Northwestern University Bernice Tract Mathematics A.IL. Shorter College; M.S.. University of Georgia Sara Upchurch Social Science A.IL. Georgia State Woman’s College F A C F L T Y CAMERA SHY William Lee Mathematics; Bookkeeping B.S., The Citadel L. A. Sands Shop B.S.. Martha Berry College Dorothy Mkdders B.S., Delta State Teachers College H. F. Stanley Band ILM.F... McPhail College of Music; M.M.. Cincinnati Conservatory of Music JL ma ’Motig the lordly oaks of Brunswick, Glorious to our view. Stands our own beloved high school Basking ’neath the blue. Through the years, our loving children We will always be — Always to thy halls returning, Glynn Academy. Chorus Glynn Academy we’ll honor; May we never fail! For thy fame shall never perish Red and white, all hail! —Jane Macon INTRODUCTION TO SENIORS COURTHOUSE, GLYNN COUNTY Lowell Kepp President Caroline Krauss Secretary Bobby Morriss T reasurer “Where, oh, where are the Grand Ole’ Seniors?” William I). Allfn “A man not of words, but of action” Baseball 1.2. 3, 4 Track 2. 3. 4 Football 4 Basketball 3 FRANCES A M MONS Benevolent people are always cheerful.” Glee Club 3 Psycho-nomics 4 La Verne Anderson “A word, a smile, a happy way is how she helps I he world along” Sextette 4 Glee Club 1.2. 3. 4 Annual Staff 4 Homeroom Secy. I, 3 Student Council Alternate 1.2. 3 Thespian Club 4 Jeannette Andrews “Nice, Neat, and Nifty.” Thespian Club 2. 3. 4 Beach Comber 4 Harriet E. Arnett '•Silence is golden, but I’m not a gold digger.” Glee Club 1. 2, 3. 4 Perfect Attendance 1, 2. 3 Psycho-Nomics Club 4 Myrtle L. Arnett “The cheerful live the longest iti years.” Psycho-Nomies Club 4 Perfect Attendance I. 2, 3 Joseph S. Arnold “He was a scholar and a good one.” Honor Society 2. 3, 4 Math Club 3. 4 Student Council 1 Homeroom Treasurer 2 Band Treasurer 4 Band 2, 3. 4 Annual Stall 4 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3 Mildred Ayers “She who tickles her- self. laughs iehen she likes.” Peggy Joan Bailey Amiability shines by its own light.” Honor Society 3. 1 Homeroom President 1 Student Council 2, 3 Student Council Alter- nate 4 Glee Club I. 2. 3. 4 Sextette 4 Annual Literary Editor 4 Secretary Honor Society 4 Thespian Club 4 Jr. Classical League Nadine Barker A friend in need, is a friend indeed.” Math Club 3, 4 Perfect Attendance 1, 2. 3 Kula Jane Barnard “No special talent, but yet a character.” Glee Club 2 Beach Comber Staff 3 Psycho-Nornics Club 4 Frances Bosserdet A cute girl is above all rank. Glee Club 1. 4 Homeroom Vice President 1, 2 Homeroom President 3 Student Council 4 Math Club 4 James Elmer Box Silent men are wise men.” Math Club 3, 4 Dorothy Briggs “Mirth, with thee, I mean to live.” Glee Club 1 Psycho-Nomics Club 4 Thespian Club 4 Ann Brown “It is tranquil people who accomplish much.” Psycho-Nomics Club 4 Perfect Attendance 1. 2. 3 Curiis Eugene Brown They made him, and threw away the pattern. Thespian Chib I Jamks I). Brumit I.et's have one other gaudy night. Transferred 3 Clee Club 4 Math Club 4 Robert ( . Burns A friend to all. I (oinerooin Treasurcr S Student Council 4 l c m � t 1 ;i 11 3 Math 11 I 1 Annual Stair 4 Richard . Bt iiir Writer say more Ilian is necessary. Band 2, 3. 4 'I hespian Club I Beach Comber I Ki nneiii Wm. Bush Knowledge is the power of the world. Honor Society 8, 4 Band 1. 2. 3, 4 Homeroom Vice President 4 Math Club 3. 4 Student Cxmncil 3 Betty Campbell Her manner is calm and pleasant. nnual Staff 4 Thespian Club 4 Jack Eugene Caulf.y “Quiet lad. they are hut few who knoie the treasures hid in you. Baseball 2. 3 Psycho-Nomics ( lub 1 Basketball 3 loot ball 3, 4 H. Q. Chapman, Jr. “ There's honesty, man- hood. and good fellow- ship in thee. Psycho-Nomics Club 4 'I hespian Club 4 A Joyce E. Chittenden As merry as the day is long” Band 2. 3. 4 Beac h Coin her 3 Thespian Club 1 C. A. Cloud, Jr. C6mb down his hair: look, look! it stands upright!” Student Council 2 Student Council Mternatc 1 Math Club 4 Managing Editor of Beach Comber 4 Z: Coi r i r J. Conyers By blood. a king—in' heart, a clown” Glee Club I. 2. 3, 4 Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4 Thespian Club 3 Math Club 3, 4 Class Vice President 2 Cheerleader 3. 4 Beach Comber 4 Annual Staff 4 Tennis 1, 2. 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 4 Daniel Z. Cotney. Jr. -Wit and wisdom are horn with the man.” Transferred from Bessemer High 3 Band 3. 4 Leon E. Copeland Look well, as ye shall not look upon his like again.” D.C.T. Club 4 Jacquelyn Crews Right is right, and there I will abide.” Glee Club 1, 2 Mary Joseph Cross Her ready speech flows witty and free.” Band 2. 3. 4 ice President Band I Honor Society 3. 4 Beach Comber 4 Stafford Davis ' Life is too short for logic.” Homeroom Vice President 1 Math Club 4 I lomeroom Treasurer 4 Annual Staff 4 George Efstatiiion ‘Watte but himself can be his parable.” Math Club 3, 4 Helen Divine “Charms to strike the sight, and wisdom to win the soul.” Transferred from I)uIctith Central High School 4 Arraiiam E. Dykes “Dates are my favorite fruit. Student Council I. 2 Football I. 2. 3. 4 President of Class 2 Glee (lui� i Captain of Football Team 4 Oijga Fallen “ Though she be called ‘Queen of Athletes; she be called also ‘Queen of Scholars ” Honor Society 2. 3. 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 I lomcroom President I. 1 (dee Club 1 nnual Staff 4 “C Club 2. 3. 4 Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 Co-Captain basketball 3 Tennis Team 2. 3. 4 District Singles’ Champion 3 Laverne Faulk “A cute and likable g in. Homeroom Vice President 1. 2. 3 (dee Club I. 3. 4 Homeroom Secretary 4 Perfect Attendance I. 2. 3 Annual Staff 4 Albert Fendig “lirains, personality, pep—we all know bin: by his rep.” President Student Council 4 Honor Society 2. 3, 4 Cdee Club 4 Homeroom Secretary 1 Homeroom President 2. 3 Football 2. 3. 4 nnual Staff 3, 4 Spanish Club 2. 3 Math Club 2, 3 Student Council 3, 4 jfl Haroi.d M. Finn fix 1'herc is all the time in the world to do things” Math Club 3. 4 James M. Fiveash He sure must con- quer, who himself can tame.” Homeroom President 1 Student Council 2. 3, 4 ('.lavs Treasurer 3 Vice President Student Council 4 Honor Society 3, 4 G” Club 3. 4 Math Club 3, 4 I i i i n Marie Forbes “Quiet hut always there.” Perfect Attendance 1 Glee Club 3 P. IRK IA . («AI.RRFATII ‘7 is not hook tear fl- ing young men want.” Transferred from Lyons High 1 (’.lavs Treasurer I Vice President Home- making Club 4 Chari.es R. George I’ve done my duty and Tve done no more.” Football 3, 4 Golf 2, 3. 4 Track 3, 4 Basketball 3. 4 (dee Club 4 “C” Club 3, 4 Dorothy K. Gibbs ”Gaiety is the soul's health.” Band 2. 3. 4 Math Club 3. 4 Ihcspian Club 3 Beach Comber 4 Laura J. Gk.meuat lively, capable and full of pep.” Cheerleader 4 (dee Club 2. 3. 4 “G Club 2. 3. 4 Basketball 2. 3. 4 Homeroom Secretary 2. 3 Shirley J. Gregory 117 0 think too little and who talk too much.” Spanish Club 3, 4 (dec Club 2, 3 Girls' -G Club 3. 4 Math Club 3. 4 Tennis 3, 4 Basketball 3. 4 Student Council Alternate 4 Homeroom Vice President 4 Krnest II. Henderson “Good humor is good- ness and wisdom com- bined Football 3, 4 Math Club 3. 4 Student Council Alternate 4 Aim a Louise IUkking Hushes are the rain- bow of modesty” Glee Club 3, 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 Math Club 3, 4 Honor Society 3. 4 Homeroom Treasurer I Betty Ruth Hill A good-natured per- son is never out of placer 1 iomeroom Treasurer 1 Glee Club 1. 2. 3 Homeroom Treasurer 1. 2. 3 Psycho-Nomics Club 4 William Lance Holt “His time is forever, everywhere his placer Beach Comber 4 Psycho Noniics Club 4 Main Lee Hummel “ shall laugh myself to death ’ Homeroom Secretary 1 Math Club 3. 4 Spanish Club 3. 4 Student Council 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Beach Comber 4 Associate Editor of Annual 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Faynk Johnson “True merit is like a river, the deeper it fllows, the less noise it makes.” Transferred from Coolidge High School Bob Winston Jarriel A loving heart is the truest wisdom.” Transferred from Baxlev High 4 Football 2. 3. 4 Baseball I. 2, 3 Track 1. 3 Basketball 2 Math Club 3 Mary L. Johnson Xot what I am, but hope to be.” Jamfs Benjamin Jonfs “Sing and work and play hr can. Unlimited possibilities has this man. Peggy Ann Johnson “If to he merry is to he great, she is quite a girl. Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4 Thespian Club 4 .. JT-?. . ..US.- Bo� Johnson “He is a man. take him for all. Transferred from Rose bora, N. C. 4 Baseball I. 2 Basketball I. 2 Math Club I Jamfs E. Kammerer “Quietness is the indi- cation of the ability to think. (dee Club I Band 2. 3. I Math Club 3. I Win.is Riggs Kef.ne “He is what we all ad- mire—a gentleman. Transferred from Camden High School Class President I, 3 Perfect Attendance I. 2 Editor Camden School Paper Glee Club 3, 1 President D.C.'I . Club Thespian Club 4 Spanish Club 3, I Thespian Club 4 Glee Club I Bfrtiia I. Kfnnison “She smiled and the shadows departed. Glee Club I. 2. 3, 4 Lowell Jennings Kfim “You may relish him more in the soldier than in the scholar. Transferred from Brownsville. Texas 2 Class President I Honor Society 3, 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 Annual Editor 4 Math Club 3. 4 Katiikrinf M. Knight “laugh yourself into stitches. Transferred from Laredo. Texas 3 Glee Club 3 Thespian Club 3 Spanish Club 3, 4 Beach Comber 4 Ilomeroom Treasurer 4 I Jane Krumrine “A pretty girl, a witty girl, a girl so full of fun.” Glee Club 1. 2. 3, 4 Sextette 4 Cheerleader 4 Student Council I. 2. 3 Class Treasurer 2 Spanish Club 2. 3 Beach Comber 3 Tennis 4 Thespian Club 4 Toy Hayden I.ear “Turn over a new leafr Homeroom President 4 D.C.T. Club 4 A John Lester Lloyd Cheap silting as standing.” Perfect Attendance 1. 3 l .l IZABETH I . I.OPER “A quiet and rule girl.” D.C.T. 4 Perfect Attendance I. 2. 3. 4 Town i. E. Leggett 'I’ve got the time, I've got the place, hut it’s hard to find the girl.” Math Club 4 Baseball 3 Blanche M. Krauss “She does her part with a willing heart” Librarian ssistant 3 Vice President Library Club 4 Emily C. Krauss “My idea of an agree- able person is a person who agrees with me.” Student Council I. 2. 3. I Glee Club I. 2. 3. 4 Basketball I. 2. 3. 4 Spanish ( lub 3. 4 Tennis 2, 3. 4 Class President I Class Vice President 2. 3 ( lavs Secretary 4 Student Council Parliamentarian 4 Beach Comber 4 Margaret C. Lang “l.ove me little, love me long?” Transferred from Tallahassee. Fla. 4 Cheerleader 4 Math ( lub 4 Thespian 4 Basketball 4 (.lee Club 4 Homeroom Secretary I Martha McDonald Deef) in mind, strong in mind, living is to her an art.” Glee Club 2. 3. 4 Homeroom Treasurer 3 Homeroom Vice President 4 Honor Society 2. 3. 4 Honor Society Vice President 4 Student Council Alternate 4 Associate Editor Beach Cumber 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Hohby Maimios “Be all my sins remembered.” Math Club 3. 4 Psycho-Nomics Club 4 Student Council 1. 2. 3 Cheerleader 4 Office Staff 2 Glee Club I. 2 Beach Comber 4 Joyck E. McGill Her hair shall be u'hat colour it please God.” Glee Club 2. 3 Honor Society 2, 3. I Office Staff 4 Student Council 4 Honor Society Treasurer 4 Math Club 3. 4 Viinual Secretary 4 Homeroom Secretary 3 Pkari Joyck Lovett “The hand that hath made thee fair, hath made thee sweet (.lee Club I. 2. 3. 4 Spanish Club 3. 4 Honor Society 3. 4 Beach Comber 4 Kenneth McBurnett “Of manner gentle, of affections mild, in wit a man. simplicity a child.” D.C.T. Club 4 Math Club 3, I Irankik McDowell Though she be but little, she is fierce.” Nick J. Macro mat Hunger is never delicate.” Football, Baseball, Track, 1. 2. 3, 4 Basketball 2. 4 Tennis 3, 4 Class Vice President 4 Class President 3 Glee Club 4 Beach Comber 4 Football Captain 3 Football Alternate Captain 4 Myri 1.1 Mm Mii.i.fr She has just enough sense and nonsense to make her a charming girl.” Glee Club 2. 3. 4 Math Club 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 Spanish Club Secretary 4 Annual St a IT 4 Office Staff 3 Thespian Club 4 Danifi. L. Mixon lineare. I may yet hr famous.” Bouii I i Moore As many fine fmints as a pack of pins.” Band 2. 3, 4 Thespian Club 4 Marilyn J. N'iciiols She stands up for what she says.” Glee Club I. 2. 3. 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 Miriam C. Nolan There was a star danced, and under that she was horn.” Transferred from Valdosta High 2 Glee Club 3. 4 Thespian Club 4 Carl Df.an Norris Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more.” Football 3, 4 Student Council 1, 2 I iomerooni President I. 3 Baseball 3, 4 Bobby H. Morriss My only looks are women's looks.” Math Club 3. 4 Student Council I. 3. 4 Class Treasurer I. 4 Student Council Treasurer 4 Football 3, 4 C. A. Noblfs Height never hurt anyone.” D.C.T. Club 3. 4 Math Club 3 D.C.T. Club Vice President 4 ii John L. Nowell Happy the man who can call today his own. Math Club 3. 4 Glee Club 1 Annual Staff 4 Tennis 3. I James E. Odum The man that blushes is not quite a brute . Thespian Club 3 Psycho-Nomics Club 4 Frank Li Van O’Steen “For every why, he has a wherefore. Math Club 3. I Glenn a Suf. Pafford “She adds richness to common things . Annual Staff 4 Homeroom Secretary 2 Student Council 3 1 lomcroom Treasurer 4 Math Club 3. 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 Spanish Club Treasurer 4 Glee Club 4 Office Force 2 Wll.I.IAM O. PAFFORD “He is a f erf)etual sur- prise, even to those who know him best . Banc! 2. 3. 4 Band President 4 Beach Comber 4 Annual 4 Math Club 3. 4 Perfect Attendance I. 2. 3 Elizabeth A. Parker It is nice to be nat- ural, when you are naturally nice. D.C.T. Club 3. 4 Psycho-Nomics Club Treasurer 4 Syi.ba Margene Pass A stranger to some, a friend to the rest. Transferred from Calhoun High 4 Johnny T. Path a True nobility is exempt from fear. Class Vice President 1 Homeroom President 2 Class Secret a 17 3 Honor Society 3, 4 Math Club Vice President 4 Student Council 1. 4 Joyck Marion Perry ' A sweet expression is the highest type of fe- male loveliness. I'sw lio-Nomics Club 1 D.C.T. Club Secretary 1 D.C.T. Stale Vice President -1 F.vfi.yn C. Peters “She does as she would he done by Library Club 4 Library Club Secretary 4 Patricia J. Pitts “You run about my little maid, your limbs — they are alive. (.lee Club 1. 2. 3. 4 11 uneroom Secret a ry L 2. 3. 4 Cheerleader 4 Sextette 4 Thespian Club 4 Student Council Alternate 1. 2. 3 I hespian Club Secretary 4 Richard W. Ralston Men of fete words are the best men. Football I, 2,3 Tennis 3 Math Club 3. 4 Kenneth Ray Pickren l est we forget—a cute boy full of fun. Homeroom President I. 3. 4 Student Council Alternate 4 Tennis 3, 4 Math Club 3. 4 Math Club President 4 Annual Staff 4 (dec Club 4 Damii. W’arrkn Pori “A carefree young man. D.C.T. Club 4 Margaret P. Ringei. “Can't cook, can't draw, don't resemble venus, can’t sing, can't unite, guess I’m just a genius. (dec Club I. 2. 3, 4 Honor Society 3. 4 Spanish Club 2 Math Club 3. 4 Annual Staff 4 Junior Classical League Secretary 4 Don R. Roberts “Fortune helps the hold” Student Council 3 Student Council Alternate 4 Homeroom Secretary I Homeroom Vice President 4 Football 2. 3. 4 Junior Classical League 3. 4 ntiual business Manager 4 Math Club 4 Gracf.y Inez Rowe “Silent women ore wise women” Psvcho-Nomics Club 4 Mary Joseph Silva “Height, brunette, but never bashful.” Glee Club 3. 4 Thespian Club 4 Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Adeline Foster Smith “Always happy, never sad, sometimes naugh- ty, never bad.” Psvcho-Nomics Club 4 Glee Club 2. 3. 4 Thespian Club 4 IRGIMA Marie Salter Tries to be of some use to others.” Thespian Club 4 Perfect Attendance 1. 2, 4 Liza Belle Siiefeiel ‘7 know lie loves m best that rails me '‘Tom’.” Thespian Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Dora Virginia Savage “Dispels the sullen shade with her sweet influence.” Robert (.. Siierman “Athlete? So, a star!” Football 3. 4 Basketball 4 Spanish Club 2 Math Club 3. 4 Track 4 Harrv 1). Smith, Jr. “He’s student, frirtul, and athlete.” Football I, 2. 3, 4 Student Council 2 Student Council Alternate i. S Homeroom Vice President 1 Spanish Club 2. 3, 4 Math Club 2. 3, 4 Physics Club 4 William Roy Smith An intelligent lad is he.” Student Council 1 Math Club 4 Betty Jo Smith “It isn’t the size of the gift, it is the value that counts.” Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Beach Comber 4 Carolyn Elvira Smith “Always sweet, friend- ly. gay; always modest, that’s her way.” Honor Society 3, 4 Glee Club 2. 4 Annual Staff 4 Fe Louise Smith Though she he quiet, she he gay.” Awn. J. Spaulding “One shores friendli- ness shall draw the world’s eye to her.” Beach Comber 4 Annual Staff 4 Daniel Melvin Spell “Happy go lucky is his trend, and all in all. a very good friend.” Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Basketball 3. 4 Track 3, 4 Baseball 3. 4 C� lee Club 4 Math Club 3. I Homeroom President I Homeroom President 2 Hubert C. Stalvey “He is clever, he is bright, he always treats his fel lores right.” D.C.T. Club 3 Norma J. Strickland “To friendship, every burden is light.” Psyco-Nomics Club Secretary 4 Home Kconomics Club 4 William Strickland Deeds, not words” Foot ball 3, 4 Thespian Club 4 Psyco-Nomics Club 4 Mary I.ois Strickland Sot Io t sober, not too gay. but a real good friend in every way” (.lee Club I. 2. 3, 4 Student Council I. 2. 3. 4 ISyco-Nomics Club 4 Beach Comber 4 Thespian Club 4 Annual Staff 4 Queen of Hearts 4 RAi rii Strickland Good humor is always a success.” Thespian Club 4 Band 3, 4 Nan Tarrf.r Somewhat quiet, somewhat shy.” Glee Club I D.C.T. Club 4 I Kenneth Thompson His Iitubs were cast in matily mold, for hearty sports and con- tests bold.” Basketball 2. 3. 4 Student Council 1. 2. 3 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 Math Club 3, 1 President Homeroom 4 Vice President Homeroom 2 State Tennis Champion 2. 3 Physics Club 4 VF.RNICE I ARTE 'As a maiden should be, meek and mild.” Dorm Thornton “She is good natured ever, and has friendly word for all.” (.Ice Club I. 2. 3. I Joseph Tippens “In measureless content.” 1 lomcroom President I. 2. 3 Cheerleader 4 Alice Marion Wages “A little nymph.” Band 2. 3. 4 Beach Comber 4 Annual Staff 4 Ceraldini Wai.kfr “A sweet and charming girl.” Beach Comber 4 Psv(o Nomics Club 1 Dempsey Wallace ’They are never alone that are accompanied with noble thoughts” Honor Society President 4 Math Club Vice President 3 Student Council 3. 4 Thespian Club 4 Math Club 3. 4 Homeroom Vice President 2 Barbara Wilson ••A small Iml rule gifl to the world. Homeroom Secretary I (.lee Club I. 2. 3. 4 Junior Classical League 3. I Raimi i r Whither “Makes the remem- brance dear. Student Council Alternate 3. 4 Math Club 3. 4 Thespian Club 4 Billy Winn While wc live, let us enjoy life. D.C.T. Club Jamks Woods ' am slow of study. Baseball 4 Crack 4 Elsie Ellen Wrilii i Right is right, and right I will abide. Library Club 1 Glee Club 3 Lori i ia Mai Younger ■.4 charming and cap- tivating young lady. Thespian Club 4 Latin Club I. 2 Basketball 3 CAMERA SHY Otto Johnson Faye McCollum William I . O'Conner Versie Lee Owens James Paulk Marilyn Peacock H arold W. Protiiman 1. Sid s Silver Meteor. 2. The Three Stooges. 3. Posing. Murt???? 4. The Gang s AH Here. 5. Those Birds!!!!! 6. What a mouth! 7. I gave up. Ann. 8. Water good??? 9. Stop. Lo ok. and Listen. 10. Lanier Beat!!! 11. The Reigning Roy- alty. 12. Hold er Ken!!! 13. We love that little store!! 14. A typical G.A. girl. 15. Run. Joe. Run. 16. Why solemn, English test maybe? 17. What a Cowgal!!! 18. What a difference. 19. Camera shy??? 20. A birds eye view. ! OFFICERS I FRESHMEN W. S. Newman President I.oris Storks Vice President I). J. Brown Secretary Nn i. Newman Treasurer | ' SOPHOMORE Pat Blackkrby President Son | a Ousk.n Vice President (•KERRY StRIBUNG Secretary Beverly Bruce Treasurer JUNIORS Alan Gragg President Frances Johnson Vice President Bu i Brigham Secretary Rumyn Knigiii Treasurer Ha d Amnions Rose Man Ammons Ruby Boynton Raymond Brantley Frank Bankston Doris Bennett Virginia Brantley Bill Biigman Wylcne Blalock Kdwina Bland Phyllis Brown Dolores Browne Thomas Blount Betty Boone Frances Buchan Bobby Rurford Nicholas Boone Victor Borchardt Betty Burch Jacqueline Bush Jean Bosserdel Carline Boyd Thcmasina Butler Thomas Butts C. 1 . Caler Sue Campbell Martha Cribb Fannie Mae Crosby Margaret Cate Joan Clements Catherine Davis Gennie Mae Davis A. J. Chapman Joe Chapman Virginia Deklc Thomas DeLoach Marjorie Coleman Kmri Comer Yvonne Denty Harry Driggers Willis Cope Mary Joe Corley Alberta Dubberly Glenn Duncan Joe Counts Edward Cowen Joan Dunn Jo Edwards Mike Efstaihiou Lynn Farley Grace Gould Alan Gragg Wynelle Fender Betty Ferrel Donald Griner Willie Sue Hardy Malcolm Flanders Donald Flynt Belly Harris Roxie Harris Carlton Gantt Tommy Geiger Rodney Harrison Sylvia Harrison Davis Gibbs Shirley Gibbs Buddy Harvey Freddie Haskins Hazel Gibson Marie Goodwin Donald Hattaway Henry Henderson Morris Henderson Wendell Higginlxxham I.a Forrest Johnson Vanis Jones Marvin Highsmith Elizabeth Hinson Jimmie Jordan Phili| Jory Ellon Hinson Jimmie Holland Charles Kaufman Melbadeen Kinchen Alan Horton Joan Howard Hetty Kirkland Artis knight Anne Hummel Tommy Hunter Dorothy Knight Rubyn Kniglu Jack Jarriel Frances Johnson Jimmy Lambkin Louise Landrum Aubrey Lanier Billy Lee Belly M Mic hael Ellen Mavromal Hugh I.eggell Virginia Leotis Eunice Maroncy Karl Matthew G. W. Lewis Emory Linder Ben Meacham Bill Meredith LaWana Lindsay Eugene Lord Willie Miller Ethel Mobley Barbara Lowery Margie McDonald Swann Mock (.race Moore Margaret McDowell Eddie McLain Martha Anne Moore Ronella Mosley Bill Moss Larry Murray Bobby Pope Carolyn Popped Myriice Naves Linden Naves Barbara Prentice Hilman Rhodes Deri Nichols Geneva Nobles Kary Ricketson Betty Ricks Henry North Joyce Odum Allen Roberts Juanita Roberts Barry Owens Ruth Padgett Elese Saunders Jo Ann Schreiber 0 Peggv Ann Pennington 05� 1 Wynclle Pipkin It w P Malcolm Seckinger u Walter Scott N t'. r L C Ronald Shaddix I.amant Shell Bernard Swindell Robert Taylor Theo Shiell Peggy Simmons Maria Sue Thomas Shirley Tomlinson Quinton Slaughter Delma Smith Jack Tostensen Frances Tucker Jean Smith Lawrence Snelling Monroe Turner Jean Tyler Juanita Spoon Norman Stewart Harry Vickers Frankie Lee Wallace Janet Strickland Wallace Strickland Alfred Whitner Jim Whined r� Camera Shy Lee Roy Betkham Jane Crawford W. T. Edgy Warren Herndon Edward Mock Eugene Murphy Gerald Short Rita Smith Ronald Smith Claude Strickland Laura Towson L. W. Underwood Donald Walker Howard Wilson INTRODUCTION TO SOPHOMORES THE CITY HALL Billie Sue Abney Betty Jo Andrews Earl Blount Martha Boone Bobby Atwood ('.antes Barnes Ned Branch Barney Brannen Odell Beck Wallace Belcher, Jr. Sammie Brewer Patricia Ann Brown Barbara Bennett John Bennett Beverly Bruce I)onal{ BruncgrafF Tommy Billings Gertrude Bishop Juanita BruncgrafF Jack Burnette Jeral Bishop Pat Blackcrby Addic Lou Butts Joyce Carter Johnny Cauley Christine Chapman Catherine Conch Marie Cowman Ida Chapman Guy Check, Jr. Faye Crewe Carl Croft Barbara Chittenden Delora Clark Ninivois Croft Bill Crosby Franklin Cloud Jewell Cobb Susan Daniel Emily Davis Kitty Coddington Clorine Connelly Eugene Davis Eugene T. Davis Betty Jean Cope Eucile Cotney Bobby Douglas Hazel Dowdy Jimmie Dozier Joyce Drawdy ( ha lies Gillican Rebecca Girt man Mary Nell Driggers William Erwin Donald Glealoii Eugene Godlcy Latham I an Ik hoi) I'enn Martha Good bread Betty Jean Gordon Ruth Fennell James Flowers Carolyn Gragg Ann Circen Mary Fowler Eleanor Freeman Noel Green Floyd Grcssell Lamar Freeman A It ha Ciarner Leon Flail Billy Hamilton Isabel Hancock Bobbie Harrison Winifred Hunter Joncll Hutto Harry Herring Bill Higginbotham Edith Jacobs Jo Anne Johns Donald Hill Myrtle Hill Lillian Johnson Raymond Johnson Gloria Hinson (iene Hodges Rosa Lee Johnson Don Jones jimmy Hodges Gerald Hogarth Don Jordon Leon Joyner Mary Lee Howard Margie Howington Carolyn Kennedy Annie Ruth Right Ann King Margaret Lane Rickie Mandes Blanch Manning Mildred Lane David Lipthratt William McDonald Martha McGee Joyce Livin Sophie Larsen Helen McGraw Joan McGregor Ada Lloyd Nelva Dean Lloyd Franklin Mikell Robert Miller Kenneth London Kenneth Loper Sarah Beth Mitchell Henry Mobley Buddy Lovett James Maddison Jack Moran Marion Morris Betty Joyce Mosley Pauline Mosley Rhoda O'Quinn Pearl O'Steen Alphonse Moyc Evelyn Mullinax Annette Owens Seabert Parsons Mary Lee Murrah Jerriann Newman Thorwald Pearce Legette Owens J. C. Nix Stephen O’Brien Jimmie Paulk, Jr. Jimmie Pecrson, Jr. Sara Odum Marie O'Hagan Carolyn Perry Donald Peters Peggy Oliver Sonja Olsen Clair Pickren Betty Pilgrim YVaunell Pittman Ktherlcne Potter Joan Ricks Margaret Ann Ricks Darvin Powell Jack Powell Lin wood Roberts Myron Roberts Lena Grace Powell Betty Price Jerris Rozier Marguerite Rozier Albcrtine Pruitt Pat Purvis Sara Margaret Sappenfiekl Richard Scarlet Frankie Quartcrman Clarice Ray Benny Schoffer Charles ScarlK� ro Peggy Reeves Mike Rcu Doris Ann Scott Andrew Self Jimmie Shell Joy Sigler Guerry Stribling Barbara Strickland Glynn Simmons Carrol Smith Betty Jean Swafford Carol Switzgahle Delores Smith Ren .a South Mara Sylvia H I eddy 1 atum Jeannette Spaulding Franklin Sprouse Betty Taylor Clyde Taylor Eugene Stallard Mary Star Molly Templeton James Thomas Paul Stewart Ward Stewart Georgia Thomas Jimmy Thornton Bobby Tonas George Usher Betty Webster J. D. Wells Alton Walling VVbeatona Walker Mary Ann Whilden Geraldine Whitfield Jackie Ward Phyllis Watson Thcron Womack Ethlyn Woods Bobbie Jean Watts Jimmie Way H. T. Woodward Claire Zell CAMERA SHY Benny Brown James Edward Buchan Bobby Croft on Juanita Evans Edison Garnto Donnie Mac Kirk Clarence McElmutray Billy McLeroy Clyde Moland John Sinkhorn George Spivey Roy Lee Spores John Emory Taylor Frances Warren INTRODUCTION TO FRESHMEN JEKYLL ISLAND HOTEL James Allman Wolcott A mason W'ylene Ammons II. A. Ammons Carolyn Anderson Kenneth Anderson Faye Andrews George Ashmore, Jr. Tim Bailey Janet Barnes John Barron Audrey Bass Billy Beasley Frances Beasley Geraldine Beasley Irving Beck O’Dell Bennett Joan Bennett Jane Blackerby Virginia Blocker Ralph Blodgett I.ois Blount Robert Boone F.ugene Box Carl Boyd Marjorie Boyd Ruby Boyd Frances Bradley Bobby Brewer Juanita Briggs Connie Brown Donald Brown I). J. Brown Faye Brown Barbara BrunegrafT Marion Bimklcy Guy Bunklcy Alfred Bunting Franklin Burns Helen Bush Klizabeth Byers Jimmy Cameron Tommy Sue Cantrell Kdward Carroll Alice Cauley Betty Jean Cave Bobby Chapman Gertrude Chapman Waver Chapman Mary Ruth Chastcen Wade Chitty Joyce Clark Mary Clements Edwina Cobb Carry Gofer Marie Gofer Patricia Gofer Gene Coleman Susie Connelly Kdward (looey Clark Cook Shirley Cooper Kurena Copeland |. B. Cowart Betty Crewe Jimmy Croft Martha Croft Kathleen Daniels Bebe Jean Davis Bobby Day Jimmy Dempsey Allen Dent Bobby Demy Bobby Doris Carrol Dowling Myrtle Dozier Richard II. Driscal Eugene Duncan James Duncan Thomas Tommy Duncan Janet Dunn (|ui I la Easters Mary Ruth Edgar Margaret Erwin Woodie Estes Edward Franks Lamar Keener Archie Fields Edward Franks Betty Jo Gale Patricia Glover Winncll Goodwin Carolyn Graham Mary Graham Nancy Grant June Green Reginald Green Sammy Grimes Mary Hall Jeanette Hamilton Franklin Harrell Ted Harris Charles Harris Hazel Harrison Bonnie Harley Johnnie Nell Henderson Edith Hcnsel Bonnie Herrin Jacqueline Herrin James Hewitt Shirley Hires Eugene Holmes Nan Hoover Paul Hord Terry Horton Betty Sue Jackson Beth Jackson Gladys Jacobs Charles Johns Susie Johns Ann Lee Johnson Laotha Johnson Marie Johnson Charles Johnson F.va Mae Jones Ann Jones Joe Jordan Lillian Jory Jay Jossclyn Kssie Keen Mary Anne Kent Mavis Kirklighter Betty Kilf Betty Kilpatrick Eddie Kirk ley Harry Lee Barbara Lindsay Bobby Lipthratt Jo Ann Little Joe Little Teddy Livin Kenneth Lowe Bobby Lundy Alvin MeBee Alice McBurnett Joe McCollum Betty McDonald Billy McDonald Carroll McDonald Frederick McDonald Frederick McDonald La June McDonald Jackie McDowell Minnie McElmurray Janice MacGoogan Clifford McKie Marie McKenree June Madden Estelle Maddison Hilda Manning Beverly Marshall James Martin Jerry Mathiessen Thomas May Barbara Meadows Billy Medders Franklin Miller Patricia Miller Ranold Miller Ronald Miller Vernon Mims Charlotte Mitchell Mack Mixon Raymond Mock Betty Monfort Barbara Moore Charlotte Moore Eldona Mosley Eldena Mosley Paul Moreira Alycc Rae Murphy Kenneth Naves Richard New hern Nell Newman YV. S. Newman Alfred Nugent Ted Ogden Betty Oglesby Cleveland O'Neal Patsy O’Quinn Evelyn Overstreet Bobby Owens Mikell Owens Peggy Ann Owens Gene Palmer Sara Nell Parrish Patsy Patrick Rudolph Peeples Cecil Phillips Jimmy Prentice Kenneth Pipkin Walter Pittman Franklin Pierce Billie Ponsell lone Quartcrman Belly Ray Christine Register Sarah Frances Reynolds Vivian Richardson C. YV. Sammons June Seymour Patsy Slicll Parker Shiver Prudence Sinkhorn Harlan Skarpalezos William Sloan Betty Ann Smith Ben Smith Beryl Smith Darrell Smith Jimmy Sorrels Jeanette Spaulding Inez Stallard Derrcll Stanfield Jacqueline Star Billy Stewart Derrell Stewart Norma Stewart Louis Stokes Seabron Story Audrey Strickland Cenelle Strickland Jesse Sullivan Jerry Strickland Delores Taylor Donald Taylor Raymond Taylor Virginia Taylor Ann Teston Jerry Thompson Dot Thornton Nora Jean Turner Marianne Tyre Frances Laverne Vann Audrey Varnedoc Natalie Vieira Gene Vinson Dale Walker linogene Waller Joan Walling Mary Curry Ward Fffie Mae Wasdin William Waters Joel S. Watson Donald Watts Ann Warren Lucy Weeks Cherry Wheat ly Ernest Wilcher Charles Wilkcrson Joan Williams Roy Williams Belly Sue Williamson Jan Williford Joe Wilson Mary Wilson Royce Wood Jerry Woods Lois Yarborough Edward Barrett Ann Breland Eleanor Faulk John Fiveash Eldora Flanchcr Mary Frances CAMERA SHY Vera Pearl C.alc Mary Kemp Claudia McIntyre Mary Mai Ion Joe Ann Mumford jerry Myers Ruby Norton Lawton Purser John Sequi Betty Spivey Dennie Stone Edith Summerville Donald Thornton I. Waiting for that wonderful food!!! 2. 'lime out!!! 3. asdf-jkl;...........I. Our pretty Christmas tree. . Bring hack those good old days. (� . First come; first served. 7. Keep up that work, Ih ys! 8. What fun!! 9. Have some- 10. Future scientists. 11. A stitch in time, saves nine. 12. Pre- paring for tea. 13. 1 shall he glad to serve you. Miss Macon. HIGH TIHE Lowf.ll Keep Mary Lee Hummel Don Roberts Joyce McGill Peggy Bailey Albert Fendig Don Roberts Margaret Lang Sonny George Olga Fallen Kenneth Pickren Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Business Manager . . . . Treasurer Literary Editor Art Editor Advertising Editor Su bscription Manager Boys’ Sports Editor Girls’Sports Editor Photography Editor LITERARY STAFF OF ANNUAL Carolyn Smith. Martha McDonald. Mary Lois Strickland, Sue I’afford. Mary Lee Hummel, Peggy Bailey, La Verne Anderson. Joe Arnold, Lowell Kepp. PHOTOGRAPHY-ART-SPORTS OF ANNUAL John Nowell, Kenneth Pickren, Bobby Burns, Albert Fendig, Stafford Davis, Betty Campbell, Olga Fallen, Sonny George. ADVERTISING STAFF OF ANNUAL Silting: Myrtle Miller, Laverne Faulk, Juanita Spaulding, Billy Pafford, Joyce McGill, Jack Conyers, lion Roberts, Peggy Ringcl, Margaret Lang. . . . Standing: Tom Sheffield, James Fiveash, Dempsey Wallace. THE STUDENT EUUNEIL First row: Bobby Morriss. Caroline Krauss, James Fiveash, Albert Fendig. Grace Gould. Nick Mavromat. . . . Second row: Patty Gofer, Jean Smith. Emily Davis, Dempsey Wallace, Kmri Comer, Johnny Patha. Lowell Kcpp, Bill Brigman, Lcggctte Owens, Nancy Grant. Betty Ray. Sonia Olsen. . . . Third row: Reese Hodges. Emory Linder. Lawrence Snclling. Frances Johnson. . . . Fourth row: Joyce Odum, Mary Lois Strickland. Joyce McGill. Bobby Burns. Kubyn Knight. Morris Henderson. Bobby Pope. . . . Fifth row: Nan Hoover. Man Gragg, Bobby Boone. William Waters, Pat Blackerby. Mary Lee Hummel, Barbara Bennett. Carolyn Gragg, Beverly Bruce. . . . Sixth row: Nell Newman. Louis Stokes. 1). J. Brown, John Law. Clyde Taylor. W. S. Newman. Kenneth Lopcr, Jean Bosserdet. Anne Hummel. Frances Bosscrdct, Miss Lott. Patsy Patrick. . . . Not shown: Guerry Stribling. “I solemnly pledge to give my most earnest and conscientious support to both students and faculty of Glynn Academy, to try to do my duty courageously, how- ever difficult. 1 promise to use all my influence with others for what is right, and to endeavor in every way to be worthy of the high trust and serious responsi- bilities of my office.” — Student Council Pledge STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Ai.bf.rt Finnic; President |amfs Fivkash Vice President CRACK. Goui.1) Secretary Hobby Morriss T reasurer Carolina Krai ss Parliamentarian i Nick Mavromat Sergeatit at-Anns Miss Bk.iji.ah Lott Sponsor Sitting: Grace Gould. Miss I.oil, Caroline Krauss........Standing: Nick Mavromat, Albert Fendig. Bobby Morriss. James Fiveash. NATIONAL HONOR SUCIETY Dempsey Wallace President Martha McDonald . . Vice President Peggy Hailey..................... ... Secretary Joyce McGill..........................Treasurer Miss Howard.............................Sponsor Miss Tracy..............................Sponsor Leadership, Scholarship, Character, Service Top row: Miss Howard. Dempsey Wallace. Albert Fendig. Charles Kaufman. Lowell Kepp, Johnny Patha. James Fiveash. Rubyn Knight. Kenneth Rush. Joe Arnold, Alan Gragg. Barry Owens, Thco Sheill. Miss I racy. . . . Bottom row: Joyce Odum, Louise Herrin, Mary Cross, Carolyn Smith. Shirley Gibbs, Anne Hummel. Jackie Bush. Feggv Bailey. Olga Fallen. Joyce Lovett. Mary Lee Hummel. Peggy Ringel. Joyce McGill, Martha McDonald. THE BEACH CUMBER Member Georgia Scholastic Press Association Caroline Krauss.........................Editor-in-Chief Martha McDonald........................Associate Editor C. A. Cloud.............................Managing Editor Mary Cross........................................Neurs Editor Mary Lee Hummel.................................Feature Editor Geraldine Walker........................Exchange Editor Joyce Lovett.....................Club and Social Editor Nick Mavromat, Sonny George Hoys’Sports Editors Jkanni Nobles, Eunice Marone Ciris’ Sports Editors Mike Efstathion.....................................Art Editor Jeannette Andrews......................Business Manager Richard Butler......................Circulation Manager Jack Conyers........................Advertising Manager Juanita Spaulding, Boh Mailhos, Billy Pafford, Marian Wages .... Advertising Department George Efstathion, William Holt, Dot Gibbs, Philip Jory, Marcelle Knight, Betty Jo Smith, Mary Lois Strickland .... Assistants and Reporters Mrs. May Joe Bi nkley...........................Faculty Adviser GIRLS GLEE ELUR First Sopranos: Frances inmons, La Verne Anderson, Betty Arnett, Peggy Bailey, Frances Bankston. Frances Bosserdet. Frances Bradley. Frances Buchan, Margaret Cate, Alice Ganiev. Kdwina Cobb. Marie Colei, Susan Daniels, Be Be Jean l)a is, Virginia Deklc, Myrtle Dozier. Woodie Estes. Lavcrnc Faulk. VVynellc Fender, Laura Gignilliat, Rebecca Girtman, Shirley Gregory, June Green. Sylvia Harrison. Edith Hensel. Betty Ruth Mill. Nan Hoover. Anne Hummel, Mary Lee Hummel. La Forrest Johnson, Betty Kiff, Betty Kilpatrick, Ger- aldine Knight. Constance La Combe. Virginia I.eotis, Janice MacGoogan, Martha McDonald. Martha McGee. Jerriann Newman, June Nichols. Mimi Nolan. Sonja Olsen. Patsy Patsy Patrick, Ann Peerson, Carolyn Popwell. Clarice Ra . Peggy Ringel. Sara Margaret Sappenfield. Peggy Simmons. (Carolyn Smith. Genell Strickland, Mary Lois Strickland. Molly Templeton. Dottie Thornton. Joan Walling, Phyllis Watson, Mary Wilson. Mary Clements, Alberta Dubberly. Joan Dunn, Betty Second Sopranos: Addie Lou Butts, Betty Jean Cave, Herring, Ann Jones. Louise Landrum, Marie McKen- Ruth Ferrell. Eleanor Freeman, Ann Green, Louise Jane Pitts. Frankie Quarlerman. June Seymour, Doris dree. Martha Ann Moore. Swan Mock. Sue Pafford. ginia Taylor. Audrey Yarnadoe, Ethlyn Wood. Ann Stott. Barbara Strickland. Janet Strickland. Vir- Bettv Jean Cope, Bobbie Harrison, Jean Howard, Caro- Altos: Jean Bosserdet. Faye Brown. Kilty Coddington. Betty McDonald, Myrtle Mac Miller. Mary Lee Murrah. line Krauss. Jane Krumrine, Ada Lloyd. Joyce Lovett, Printice, Mary Silva. Prudence Sinkhorn, Natalie Vierra, Marie O'Hagan. Dickie Padgett. Betty Pilgrim. Barbara Mary Curry Ward. Betty Webster, Jerry Woods. Patsy Woods. GIRLS’ SEXTETTE First row: Jane Pitts, Peggy Bailey. La Verne Anderson. . . . Second row: Jane Krumrine. Car- oline Krauss. . . . Not shown: Martha Ann Moore. BUYS’ GLEE ELUB EHBISTMAS EB1VEEBT Jimmie Paulk. Jimmy Brumil. Quinton Slaughter, Hillman Rhodes. Nick Mavromat. Dan Spell. Albert 1 entlig. Philip Join. Mack Mixon. Kenneth Pickrcn. Alan Horton. Floyd Gressell. George I slier. Eddie McClain. Jack Conyers, Sonny George, Willis Keene, Charles Kaufman. Buddy Faulk. “Give me some men. who are stout-hearted men.' Flute and Piccolo Joyce Drawdy Dewey Heglar Oboe Joyce Chittenden Clarinets Joe Arnold Ned Branch Jacqueline Bush Bobbie Clark Juanita Evans Hollis Johnson Sophia Larsen Paul Morenia Jo Ann Stuckey Carolyn Thomas Marion Wages Joe Wilson HMD Hass Clarinet Billy Pa (Ford Sof). Saxophone Claire .ell Alto Saxophone Mary Cross Dorothy Gibbs Charlotte Moore Tenor Saxophone Bonnie Faye Moore Barry Owens Cornets and Trumpets June Burney Kenneth Bush Eugene Davis Shirley Gibbs Jimmie Holland Paul Hord Calvin Johnson John King Marvin King Spencer Maynord Skippy Moody Norman Stuckey Alto Horns Edward Cooey Betty Jeanc McMichael baritone Horns Franklin Cloud Jerry Meyers T rorn bones Dan Cotney Janet Dunn Delbert Griffen Reese Hodges Norman Reu Bass Horns Jerry Corley Jessie Sullivan Snare Drum. Cymbal and Bell Lyre Richard Butler Ralph Strickland Bass Drum Ninivois Croft Majorettes Joyce Drawdy Shirley Hires Winifred Hunter La June McDonald Marguerite Rozier Jo Ann Schrciher Barbara Striikland Jeanie Heard, mascot THESPIAN CLUB Frances Ammons. Fa Verne Anderson. Peggy Bailey, Frances Bankston, Odd Beck. Karl Blount. Dorothy Briggs. Jimmie Brumit. Curtis Brown. Richard Butler. Betty Campbell. Delora Clark, Christine Chapman. Quinton Chapman. Barbara Chittenden. Joyce Chittenden. Betty Jean Cope, Fondle Cotney, Bobby Crof- ton. Joan Dunn. Wynellc Fender, Mary Fowler. Bet tv Harrison. Elizabeth Henson. Joan Howard. Winnifred Hunter, Peggy Ann Johnson. Jimmie Rammerer. Willis Keene. Ann King. Jane Krumrine. Margaret Fang. Blanche Manning. Myrtle Miller. Bonnie Faye Moore, Ronella Mosley, Miriam Nolan. Peggy Oliver, Betty Pilgrim. Waunelle Pittman. Jane Pitts, Etherlcne Potter. Fena Grace Powell, Albcrtinc Pruitt, Frankie Quarterman. Marguerite Rozier, Virginia Salter. Iom Sheffield, Gerald Short. Adeline Smith, Barbara Snick land. Favcrne Strickland. Mary Fois Strickland. Ralph Strickland. Bernard Swindell. Mary Silva. Georgia I hornas, Shirley I homas, Freddie Tillman. George Usher. Dempsey Wallace, Kathleen Whittier, Loretta Voungner. PSYCD-NDMICS CLUB l itsl row: Quinton C hapman. Bobhy Mailhos. Mary Fois Strickland. Vevonne arnedoe, Norma Jean Strick- land. Trudie Parker. Frances Ammons. Jack Cauley................Second row: James Odom, Adeline Smith. Betty Ruth Hill. Betty Arnett. Jo Ann Schreibcr, Elizabeth Hinson. . . . Third row: Miss Meddcrs, Dorothy Briggs. Joyce Perry. nn Brown. Inez Rowe. Rose Mary Ammons. Geraldine Walker. . . . Fourth row: William Holt, Myrtle Arnett. Jane Barnard, Ivugene Murphy. DIVERSIFIED EDDPERATIVE TRAINING “Part-time workers that earn while they learn” Mr. Rountree, Johnny Lou Hooks, Harry Driggers, Martha Cribb, Jane Crawford. Kenneth Mac Bui nett, Harold (diner, Trudie Parker. Carl Mathews. Betty Loper, D. V. Pope, Harold Prot liman, Willis Keene, Joyce Perry. Billy Winn. Faye McCollum. Billy Miller. Nan Tarrer. Otto Johnson, Eugene Copeland, Coris Bennett. Bilh Meredith, C. A. Nobles. LIHRARY ELUfl Sitting: Sara Margaret Sap pen field, Ann King, Elsie (£uict. Please Wright, Blanche Krauss. Betty Kirkland, Evelyn Peters, Wilma Herrin. Jerris Rozier. . . . Standing: Willis Keene, Alfred Whitener, Bernard Swindell. George Cowen, Lila Mae Hall, Miss Polk, Allen Roberts. Pan American League Bobby Burford .... President Barry Owens . . . Vice President Myrtle Miller .... Secretary Sue Pafford . . .. Treasurer Junior Classical League Alan Gragg...................President Emily Davis Vice President Peggy Ringel Secretary Beverly Bruce .... Treasurer Math Club Kenneth Pickren President David Smith . . Vice President Johnny Patha Vice President BOARD OF DIRECTORS Jean Bosscrdct Shirley Gibbs Rubyn Knight Emory I.indcr Reese Hodges Kathleen Whittier OFFICE FORCE Elese Saunders, Eddie Dykes, Lynn Farley. Peggy Simmons. Joan Howard. Freddie Tillman, Lillian Johnson, Belly Boone. Frances Buchan, Yvonne Denty, Margaret Cate. Jerry Woods. Kitchen INTRODUCTION TO SPORTS COACIIIS c. VV. I AMU AM) M. l’ACI FOOTBALL GAMES OF 1918 Glynn 13 Valdosta 6 Glynn 56 Douglas 0 Glynn 38 Commercial 6 Glynn 31 Phoenix City 6 Glynn 1 Savannah Hi 0 Glynn 19 Baker Hi 7 Glynn 21 Benedictine 13 Glynn 19 Waycross 6 Glynn 28 Jordon 0 Glynn 26 Jesup () Glynn 26 Richmond 12 Glynn 0 Lanier 12 C onaratuiati on J The High Tide of Glynn Academy would like lo give special congratulations to the coaches and players of the 1918 football season for the splendid work done by them this year. The Terrors not only went undefeated for the regular season but won their region in a play oil with Richmond Academy of Augusta. The Terrors then went on to meet Lanier of Macon in the semi-finals of the State. Lanier won this game by a close score of 12 to 0. This was the first undefeated season in the history of the school. Coach C. M. Page along with the assistant coach, C. VV. Lamb, trained his team for Glynn’s first year of G.l.A.A. football. The team, although small but hard fighting, defeated some of the strongest teams in the state. .eft to right: Jane Krumrine. Bobby Mai 111 os, Laura Bill Brigman, Albert Fcndig. Bill Moss. Sonny George, Aubrey Lanier (manager), Lee Owens, Oilman Rhodes, Car! Norris, Eddie Dykes. Dan Spell, William Strick- land. . Second row. standing: Coach Page. Noel Green. Harold Henderson. Bobby Jarriel. Eddie Mc- Clain. David Smith. Dan Mixon. LI ton Hinson, Bob Sherman. James Fiveash. Quinton Slaughter, Don Rob- erts, Delma Smith. Richard Ralston, Coach Lamb. . . . Sitting: Ken Naves (manager). I.efl to right: Jane Krumrine, Bobby Mailhos, Laura Gignilliat. Jack Conyers, Margaret Lang. Joe Tippins, Jane Pitts. Lanier game Ii ASKK I BALL SCORKS They We Nichols .... 41 38 Patterson .... 36 33 Commercial 29 39 Baxley 36 37 Savannah Hi 50 38 Boys Catholic 25 35 Richmond cademy 38 22 W’aycross (B) 36 Is Patterson 52 35 Ringsland (B) 56 28 lesup ..... 31 60 Benedictine 39 18 Nahunta .... 28 44 Way cross .... 35 39 Baxley 42 33 Commercial 33 28 Savannah Hi 35 39 Nahunta 58 44 kingsland (B) 51 3 J««P ... 28 55 Woodbine 33 32 Benedictine 28 32 Boys Catholic Richmond Academy GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM First row: Jo Anne Johns, Shirley Gregory. Margaret Cate. Olga Fallen (captain). Jeanne Nobles, Pearl O’Steen. . . . Second row: Kitt Coltington, Ellen Mavromat, Laura Cignillat, Dickie Padgette, Patsy Woods, Janice McGoogan. Marianna l yre. Willie Sue Hardy. . . . “B” Team, third row: Emily Davis (manager), Addie Lou Hulls. Belly Price. Shirley Tomlinson. Grace Moore. Jerry Woods, Patsy Brown, Glenn Simmons, Belly Byers, Shirley Gibbs. Coach Beth Hart. . . . Fourth row: Lucy Weeks, Betty Ann Smith. Prudence Sinkhorn, Joan Walling, Ada Lloyd. The 1948-49 edition of the Glynn Academy Terror- cues turned in one of the best seasons in recent years, winning twelve and losing five for a .688 batting average. Coached by Beth Hart, in her second year at the Glynn school, the Terrorcttes got off to a bad start losing to Nichols and Patterson, snapped out of losing streak momentarily by whipping Commercial High of Savannah, but then the unbeaten state champion Baxley six came and handed a 42-29 defeat to the local girls which was the highest score rung up on the Red and White team all season. But even in this defeat, the Hart-coached girls hail a moment of morale build- ing when it was announced that the Baxley girls had a 66 point average per game until they came here. Savannah High. Patterson. Waycross and Jesup and Nahunta all fell in rotation, but then the Waycross girls caught the locals on a bad night and sneaked past the Glynn team to win 33-31. Baxley again administered a defeat, but the locals put together a five-game win- ning streak at the end of the season beating Com- mercial. Savannah, Nahunta. Jesup and Wacona in order. The victory over Wacona was especially sweet for the seniors on the team, as Wacona had eliminated them twice in previous years from the District Eight tournament. The Glynn sextet racked up 578 points in the season to 462 for their opponents. This figures out to a 36 point per game average for Glynn and 28 point per game average for their opponents. Captain Olga Fallen, who is graduating this year, was high scorer for the season with 258 points, followed by Marilyn Peacock with 184. Fallen had a 15.6 average which was just three-tenths better than Peacocks’ 15.3 but the latter did not see as much action as the Captain. The superb passing of the two short but speedy for- wards, Gignilliatt and Lyre, who scored 54 and 65 points respectively, enabled the taller forwards to rack up their high scores. Rarely hitting the headlines, the guards. Dickie Padgett. Palsy Woods, Margaret Cate, Ellen Mavromat. exhibited finesse and giit in holding the opponents to a lower score than the Terrorettes racked in on offense. The three varsity forwards. Fallen. Peacock, and Gig- nilliatt are in the 1949 class and will be leaving the team this year. The local coach will have to develop a team centered around the guards who are returning. Boy, can she STRETCH”!! TER RORETTES Nichols Patterson Commercial Baxley Savannah Waycross Patterson Jesup . . Nahunta Waycross Baxley Commercial Savannah Nahunta Jesup St. Vincents Wacona SCHEDULE Opponents Olynn . 32 29 27 26 IK 30 42 29 27 51 46 47 32 38 22 33 27 39 33 31 31 19 27 38 25 39 13 53 23 27 Forfeit 37 49 462 578 Things are gelling liol! We've got it made! BASEBALL TEAM First row: Lindon Naves, Carl Norris, Bill Brigman. Hilman RIkkIcs, Delma Smith, Jack Cauley, Nick Mavromat, William Allen. . . . Second row: Coach Page, Don Jones, Richard Ralston, l)an Spell, Willis Cope, Ronald Shaddix, Bobby Burns, Robert Miller, Sonny George, Eddie Dykes, James Woods. TflAEK TEAM First row: Carlton North (manager), Dan Spell, Tex Woods. Sonny George, Hilman Rhodes, Eddie Dykes, Lee Owens, Coach Page. . . . Second row: Bobby Burford, Bobby Jarriel, Bill Brig- man, Bill Moss, Bob Sherman. Robert Miller, Nick Mavromat. TENNIS TEAM Left to right, standing: Miss llari. Bobby Rurford. Richard Ralston. Kenneth Thompson. . . . Left to right, kneeling: Patsy Woods, Ellen Mavromat, Olga Fallen. Kknm th Thompson State Champion Olga Fallen District Champion Ei.lfn Mavromat and Patsy Woods Roam Bt rford and Richard Ralston 1. A Sizzling Serve! 2. Tiny blit Terrific. 3. “Lefty” in Action. 4. ce?? 5. Tennis Hopefuls. 6. Fast Forehand. 7. A Backhand Shot. 8. Ken. 9. At District Meet. 10. Ftiture Star? 11. What Form!! 12. “Battling Bob. BOYS’ G” CLUB lottom row, left to right: Eddie Dykes, Nick Mavromat, Sonny George. . . . Tof) rowf left to right: James Fiveash. Lee Owens, Dan Mixon. GIRLS’ G” CLUB Bottom row: Dickie Padgett. Shirley Gregory. Ellen Mavromat (president), Pats Woods (vice president). . . . Second row: Laura Gignilliat. Emily Davis, Pearl O’Steen. . . . Third row: Olga Fallen. SPORT SNAPS I. Two Points? 2. Pretty Much Good!! 3. “The Pause that Refreshes. 4. A Fish Story. 5. Pile on Everybody! 6. Victory? No—just a tie! 7. Tired Tennis Lassies. 8. Terrors vs. Boys' Catholic. 9. Jump “Lollipop ! 10. A dull moment II. Some Terrorettes! 12. “Slugger Mavromat. 13. Stick. 14. Playing in the Dark! 15. Where's the Ball? 16. Teachers Play, too! 17. Our Cheerleaders. 18. Casey at the Bat. INTRODUCTION TO SUPERLATIVES LOVERS' OAK SUPERLATIVES Best Looking ... Frances Bosserdet, Bobby Jariel Most Reliable ... Peggy Bailey, Johnny Pa hi a Most Versatile ... Caroline Kraijss, Albert Fendio Most Scholarly ... Joyce McGill, Joe Arnold Rest Sense of Humor ... Mary Lee Hummel, Kenneth Pickren Most Athletic: ... Olga Fallen, Nick Mavromat Most Friendly ... Mary Lois Strickland, Df.mpsey Wallace Most Ambitious ... Martha McDonald, Lowell Kf.pi� 1. Colgate smile. 2. Most Athletic turns Feminine. 3. What a flag pole!!!!!! 4. is the unknown figure. 5 Kids. 6. Naughty, hut nice. 7. Can you tell the difference? 8. Crazy? No, just funny. 9. Thinking????? 10. all here? II. Getting freckles. 12. Three of a kind. 13. Could this he June???? 14. Who’s crazy? IT Good 16. Ouch!!!!!! 17. Black or White??? That is the question. 18. Could these he Seniors???????? . Just Kute Is the gang sports . . . I. Aunt Jemima's Sister. 2. How good those lunches were!! 3. She’s lovely, she’s engaged, she uses Ipana ... 4. The handsome twosome. 5. Red Sails in the Sunset. . Hemmed in?????? 7.'Those cute sophomores!! 8. Don’t push. I joys — 9. The Three Musketeers. 10. What, no boys??? II. Those bathing beauties. 12. Studying, girls???? 13. Strike up the music. 14. What’s the matter. Li .?? 15. Let’s don’t fall out— Hi. Such He-Men! 17. What is this?? 18. Out Honor Society President. 19. Shut your mouth. Carolyn. 20. That husky lx ! 21. 1 he Annex Cang! 22. We got our Bibles! ___________________________________________________________ :i’U's: ,.i: r : ■ t ■_____________________________________________________ CmL •puocjiie We hope you have enjoyed this issue of the High Tide since it was our desire to depict a true spirit of Glynn Academy. It was worth the hard work to know that you found some pleasure in it. and that it may be a source of happy memories in the future. The Editor ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Wc are indebted io Caplcs Studio, 1614 Reynold St.. Brunswick, for the group pictures appearing in this annual. ADS Oglethorpe Hotel Compliments of Compliments of Brunswick Salvage Co. QUALITY MARKET South End Shipyard 1908 Norwich Street Brunswick, Georgia Phone 2222 P. O. 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Phone 2428 PONTIAC, CADILLAC, GMC TRUCKS Sales and Service TAIT’S AUTO SERVICE Glynn Avenue Phone 18 5-202 5 Stewart Plate Glass Works Modern Store Fronts WINDOW GLASS—MIRRORS AUTO GLASS Phone 1047 1411 Reynolds St. Brunswick Georgia SANDWICHES SODAS Compliments of “CREAMLAND” Rrunswick Laundry DRIVE-IN and Home of Good Eats” C O Dry Cleaners Curb-Service Sanitone Dry Cleaning MILK SHAKES BANANA SPLITS Certified Fur Storage Com pliments of GLYNN ICE COAL COMPANY Parker Koallv Co. ALTMAN S DBESS SALES—RENTALS SBOP MORTGAGE—LOANS LADIES APPAREL Appraisals Property Management 1407 Newcastle Street 513 Gloucester Street Phone 245 PHONE 815-846-847 Brunswick Georgia Be Safe Through Saving Brunswick National Bank We Invite You to Visit Our Record Department POPULAR—CLASSICAL RACE—HILLBILLY Coastal Furniture Co. Brunswick Georgia Brunswick Hardware Company Best Wishes to the CLASS OF ’49 Hardware, Paints, Varnishes Roofing, Sporting Goods Household Supplies 503-5 Gloucester Street Phone 54-53 Com pitmen ts of Georgia Hardware and Marine Supply, Inc. J. C. PENNY CO. Served the Nation Since 1902 Served Brunsick Since 1925 with Fair and Honest Service to You, Our Customer Com pliments of EEOTIS COMPANY Compliments of Compliments NOVELTY SHOE of STORE Whittle Furniture Always for Glynn We Invite Your Patronage” Parker-Burroughs Compliments Way of All Lines of Insurance Dallas Investment Co. BAILEY-GRAGG MOTORS DODGE AND PLYMOUTH General Repairing Trailer Sales and Service Gloucester and Union BRUNSWICK, GA. Phone 88-89 Night Phone 892 Compliments of Tidewater Plywood GEORGE FOWLER Company BALFOUR COMPANY “PLYWOOD” Class Rings—Diplomas Commencement Announcements Manufacturers of Southern Medals—Trophies HARDWOOD PLYWOOD Caps and Gowns Com plimcnts of PARMELEE CAFE WOODS PLUMBING Greetings and from HEATING CO. SEA ISLAND CASINO 1418 Richmond Street Soda Shop Brunswick, Georgia Walter Farrell Mechanical Contractors Manager Plumbing—Heating—Sheet Metal Air Conditioning BROWN MOTOR CO. Compliments of STUDEBAKER CARS AND J. D. PAULK TRUCKS and 2417 Norwich Street THE TEXAS COMPANY Phone 868 Brunswick Georgia SAVINGS SERVICE SAFETY Com pli men s Hopkins Insurance Agency, Inc. of Complete Line of Insurance ARTHUR TRUE Dunwody Building Phone 99 Compliments Compliments of of S. II. KRESS CO. American Oil Brunswick Georgia C. L. VAN DIVIERE Phone 1820 24 Hour Wrecker Service McCOSKERS AUTO SERVICE General Automotive Repairs Authorized Nash Agency Intersection of L” Street on Glynn Avenue Brunswick Georgia WGIG is exercising its efforts for the upbuilding of the youth of today. Call on WGIG for any public service for the schools. «CrlCr 1000 Watts Unlimited Time 1440 K. C. 1514 Union St. Phone 2714 Brunswick, Georgia Compliments of TAIT FLORAL Say It With Flowers” Perry Business School Day and Night Classes Diploma Courses in Stenographic and Secretarial Training, Junior and Higher Accountancy, Bookkeeping, and Office Machines. FULLY ACCREDITED Telephone 843 or call by school at 711 Gloucester Street for full in- formation without obligation. New Term Starts in June FAMED SEASIDE RESORT Open the Year-Round THE CLOISTER Sea Island Georgia HA! HA! YOU DID IT TOO! CONGRATULATIONS Carley Zell Johnny Jones ’17 ’28 P. S. If you want to know, ZELL INSURANCE AGENCY Congratulations and Best Wishes to SNOW-WHITE DRY CLEANERS THE GRADUATES OF 2710 Norwich Street GLYNN ACADEMY Telephone 2105 CLASS OF 1949 Complete W. A. O'Quiiin Sou Laundry Brunswick and St. Simons, Ga. Service Congratulation to CITY MARKET 1207 Gloucester Street Brunswick, Georgia THE HIGH TIDE E. M. CHAMPION Beef and Pork Packers FISH—SHRIMP-OYSTERS POULTRY—FROZEN FOOD EGGS Telephone 202 or 24 W. H. SlGMAN Compliments Compliments of of KLT-KW1CK TOOL Coastal Chevrolet CORPORATION Corporation Manufacturers of the Famous Kut-Kwick-Portable SALES SERVICE Power Saws and Kwick-Toter” Telephone 161 Brunswick, Georgia Good Luck to Glynn Academy on YOUR ANNUAL Joe Isenburg’s Altman’ s Shoe Store Brunswick Georgia Compliments of KEPP’S ANIMAL HOSPITAL Brunswick Georgia WMOG “GOING PLACES WITH MUTUAL In School Annuals .'V,-