Glynn Academy - High Tide Yearbook (Brunswick, GA)

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beacon C4e 'putccie MRS. VELMA G. TOOMEY Guidance Director B.S., Eastern Kentucky State College; M.A., Peabody College; Counselor; Student Council Advisor; Junior Class Sponsor. Under the proficient advice of Mrs Velma G. Toomey, the Guidance De partment stands ever ready to aid stu dents in making the ali-important de cision which will shape the future Glynn Academy students are fortu- nate in having such capable and dedi- cated teachers directly connected with the office of guidance and counseling. 16 GUIDANCE COUNSELORS: Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. Jetters, Miss Lott, Miss Tracy, and Mrs. Toomey are helpful in aiding students adjust to high school life.

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 ZKcC ?t Sci4ttU Uet p IR00C6 MR. W. E. LEE B.S., The Citadel M.E., The University of Georgia We sometimes forget to notice and appreciate the importance and works of those who are not constantly in the spotlight. Mr. Lee, our assist- ant principal, has done much to keep our school functioning properly and efficiently through his untiring efforts, patience, and understanding. His willingness to take time out from his regular duties to help the students with their problems has meant much to each of us. Mr. Lee’s duties range from the individual scheduling of students to the solving of truancy and disciplinary problems. Frequently his duties are tedious and unwelcome ones, and yet he handles them with the greatest tact and effi- ciency. Although circumstances occasionally prove grim. Mr. Lee always has a word or two of encouragement to put us back in line. PRINCIPAL’S SECRETARIES: Mrs. Eloise L. Padg- ett and Mrs. E. B. Grace. 15

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T tlC pe tt 'KeefrenA Mrs. Hires, Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Allen, and Mrs. Long. Glynn Academy is such a well-run school that it is difficult to visualize the disorder that would pre- vail if some of the vital jobs which we often take for granted were left undone. The cafeteria is one such center of order and efficiency. Untold hours of planning and hard work are necessary to provide well-balanced, appetizing meals for hordes of hungry Adline Ricliardcox, Emily Pinkney, Pearl Newberry, Lillian Collins, and Johnny Lee Hodger. students. Perseverance and infinite patience are re- quired to prepare and serve meals all one hundred and eighty days of the school year. We would like to express here our deep appreciation to the dieticians and to all those responsible for the well-being of the lunch room and the entire school. Another hard-work- ing and necessary group is that of the maids and janitors. The cleanliness of the five buildings com- posing Glynn Academy is entrusted to these vital employees. Cold mornings would be un- bearable did not the janitors brave the cold to provide heat for the school buildings. The beauty of Glynn’s cam- pus can be attributed to the expert care of the janitorial force. These and many oth- er duties the maids and janitors perform throughout the year to maintain the well-be- ing of the entire school. ROW A: R. Shauffers, L. Milliron. L. ('ash, H. Cox, J. Engram. and T. Jenkins. ROW B: F. Singleton, S. Moore, H. Cox, A. Farrell, and D. Walker. 17