Glynn Academy - High Tide Yearbook (Brunswick, GA)

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tfutdance Defrasit KeH£ — Oux cCo vuotUf fo t£e £utcvte. How amazed we are when our problems, seeming so difficult, are solved easily and efficiently by the Guidance department! These helpful people are always ready with much- needed advice and information, whatever our future-planning problems be: which courses we should take, how to choose a career, how to further our education, or any of our many problems. Through them, we benefit by the experience of those who have gone before us, and their help lights the way to the future. MR. HARRY N. MURPHY B.S., M.Ed., Arkansas A M; Mississippi State Col- lege; University of Mississippi. Guidance Counselor; Sponsor Student Council; Spon- sor Junior Class. Employed to help the students are the guidance teachers, al- ways ready to give advice on colleges or occupations, and to administer intelligence, achieve- ment, and college entrance exams. 17

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(Zajetenca, — Oux t6evi ctoc6 THE DIETICIANS—Left to right: Mrs. Hiers, Mrs. Lorie Edwards, Mrs. Olin Williams, Mrs. Calvin Allen. Anyone who has ever tried cooking for a family of four or five appreciates our cafe- teria staff, which serves lunch to a ravenous multitude five days a week. THE COOKS—Left to right: Addline Richardson, Lillian Collins, Alberta Simmons, Sally Richardson, Anna Lee Edwards. All things require skill but eating, but what requires more skill than cooking a well-balanced meal? 16

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 76c 4ccuCe Uc The air is filled with sharp-witted rebuttals as debate teams meet to dis- cuss such weighty topics as the relative wickedness of Macbeth and Lady Mac- beth. “Did you know that Reyk- javik and Trondhjem are one and a half inches apart?” The intrigue of foreign places and times makes history one of the most fascinating subjects studied. In the midst of learning vocabu- lary and translating Caesar, the Latin scholars pause to become skilled in draping a toga.