Glynn Academy - High Tide Yearbook (Brunswick, GA)

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 KtU tfrU tecC “D iec yi 7 faUHte t4iKce Mr. Jim Hodges, maintenance supervisor for Glynn County schools, is always in de- mand and is constantly fulfilling our needs for more educational supplies. Although his work is not glamorous, it is essential and makes him a very busy man. FRONT ROW, left to right: J. B. Perry, B. L. Weaver, Fred Pilgrim, R. D. Baty, Bernard Perry, A. L. Brantley, Joel Hutchin- son. BACK ROW, left to right: Davis Thorpe, Connie Strickland, Allen Burns, Lonnie De Pratter, W'alter Bradham, H. Q. Chapman, Joel Green, Paul Grimsley, Sanford Dill, Wade Godwin, I. W. Scarboro, W. A. Sumner. J faceCd z td flciKctox FIRST ROW, left to right: Lorraine Cash, James Engle, and Hazel Moore. BACK ROW, left to right: Arthur Farrell, WTlliam Lewis, Dan Brad- ley, and Dank Walker. 16

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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

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Saowiy ecU le The weekly menu must be planned with variety, nutrition, and economy. The responsibility for the daily mid- day meal preparations belongs to Mrs. Walter Hires, dietician, and her capable staffs of assistants and cooks. Left to Right: Clora Grant, Vivian Brunner, Lillian Collins, Alberta Simmons, and Em ly Pickney, cooks. 17 Mrs. Walter Hires, Mrs. Louie Edwards Mrs. Olin Williams, and Mrs. Calvin Allen Dieticians and staff.