Glynn Academy - High Tide Yearbook (Brunswick, GA)

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'PiCxxta at t£e et K Serving as directional lights to Glynn Academy’s student body, the Guidance Department helps the student to select the right goal or career to suit his individual needs. This is ac- complished by means of an ample supply of information on col- leges. scholarships; occupational and vocational data: testing services, test interpretations; placement, and follow up pro- grams. A competent counselor is always readv to help us solve our problems, make the right decisions, and plan ahead for the future. MRS. VELMA G. TOOMEY Guidance Director B.S., Eastern Kentucky State Collese M A.. Peabody College Counselor: Student Council Advisor; Junior Class Sponsor 14

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■ 7 (tyttuteC cutcC 6uCeu t6 P% KCtfial MR. W. E. LEE R.S., The Citadel M.E., The University of Georgia Mr. Lee, our assistant principal, is one of the most important of the group which is necessary to keep our school functioning. He serves a special purpose in helping students with scheduling and solving many disciplinary and truancy problems. SecneCaniet Mrs. E. B. Grace Mrs. Eloise L. Padgett Left to Right: Miss Louisa Fraser, Mrs. Jackie Dempsey. Mrs. M. E. Horton, and Miss Caroline Way.

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(4UZ C 4 HGOt Ever important elements to the Guidance Department are Mrs. Ruth McDonald. Dean of Girls; Miss Beulah Lott, Counsultant on courses of study; and Miss Bernice Tracy, Senior Guidance Teacher. Tammy Manney. Jayne Qsnneey, and Bill Di»w uLmlzz test «cores to keep iadhidtal files iptfrdatt. Typing and filing are important m ates to the Guidance De- partment. Sendee: that perform their duties ’•rith efSoeacy are Josephine Mallard. Joann Lloyd, and Donald Xalk 5