Glynn Academy - High Tide Yearbook (Brunswick, GA)

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‘Sd4ty 7c te Just as the human’s brain makes him more than just a mass of protoplasm, it is the administration that makes our school more than a confusing welter of people, books, and buildings. MR. W. E. LEE B.S., The Citadel; M.E., University of Georgia; Algebra.

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 “y ox time ox frvievex — SvenyevAene fax. place Dear Seniors REN [AR is a real pleasure to extenor to you, through the “High Tide.' congratulations upon the achievements that you have made duriiu; your four years at Glyu cademjk ‘ Th school year 1957-58 has beetv another good year, wuji fiiany accomplishment: ) add to the good record and rich traditions of our high school. 1 think that you. the 1957-58. seniors of our'', school, are an outstanding group of young men and wojien. I sincerely believe that many of you will make outstanding contributions to your i ommunity. state, and ...ntry. wy To you, our Seniors, it is with regret that we say Farlwefl j the new opportunities of our times challenge and inspire the best that is in you. We who are left at Glynn Academy, both teachers and students, will follow your activities throughout the years with much interest. We wish for you the best that life has to offer. We hope that you are ready spiritually, intellectually and physically for the opportunities and respon- lities that will face you in the future.

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79ttU t UKe'i6 7tme Often overlooked, but important to school, are the bus drivers and maintenance crew. Their work is devoid of glamour but plenteous in the genuine reward that comes from having a part in the education of youth. MR. J. M. HODGES, Supervisor of maintenance and transportation. Director of Vocational School. Center picture, left to right: Alan Burns, J. M. Hodges, Fred Pilgrim, J. B. Perry, Connie Strickland, S. I. Johnson, J. C. Dickinson, W. M. Knight. W. S. Spoon. Bernard Perry, A. R. Horton, S. C. Dills. G. W. Grooms, John Dyal, Claud Strickland. Bottom picture, first row, left to right: May belle Drayton, Wille May Button, James Engle, Loraine Cash, Leala Baker. Second row: Telfair Jenkins, James Roberts, Harry Pass, Walter Campbell, Daner Bradley.