Glynn Academy - High Tide Yearbook (Brunswick, GA)

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£cUfo7tte4Acupe As another school year draws to a close, another edition of the HIGH TIDE is brought to press. This book is composed of the activities of the boys and girls who for the past year represented the student body of Glynn Academy. We hope that, in years to come, it will serve to recapture the memories and hold fast the friend- ships of your high school days. In behalf of the staff, I would like to offer my thanks to some of the many people to whom we are obligated this year, as we have been in years past, for the success of the Glynn Academy annual. First, to the members of the faculty who have put up with our leaves of absence for deadlines and picture-taking,- secondly, to Gil Tharp, our photographer, whose beautiful scenic shots have been largely responsible for the excellent ratings given the past issues of the-HIGH TIDE; and last but not least, our able and hard-working spon- sor, Miss Gena Sullivan. Noel Watson Editor