Glynn Academy - High Tide Yearbook (Brunswick, GA)

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'Pmctice MUSIC Music department heads Mrs. Price and Mr. Jonas along with director Miss Grace review newly arrived music fdr the Band and Glee Club. Students have an opportunity to perform with either the Band or Glee Club in a program which is noted state-wide. Under the baton of Mr. Rodney Jonas, our band executes intricate drill routines which thrill football fans. The Glee Club, under the direction of Mrs. Jane Price, gives concerts showing their vocal skills which range from classicals to Broadway show tunes. Irene Shortall and Mike Poppell practice numbers for the annual concert, which is an important part of the musical program. Flute soloist Judy Dusenbury practices for her part in one of the hand's spectacular halftime shows. MRS. JANE PRICE B£, University of Alabama; Glee Club, Singers Club, Di- rector of Ensemble and Double Quartet. MR. R. E. JONAS BS, Ohio University; Instru- mental Musi c. Graduation Exercises. 16

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SOCIAL SCIENCE 7't ut fan, MR. EARL W. STAPLETON AB, MA, University of Alabama; Inter- national Government, History III. MR. HAROLD E. JENNINGS BS, Middle Tennessee State College; MA, George Peabody College; American History. History teachers Mr. Stapleton and Mr. Jennings trace the development of our economy from the nineteenth century to the present day. A1 Way and Valerie Olsen learn the proper procedure in displaying our American flag and State flag in History III. MRS. W. E. RAYBURN Abraham Baldwin; Study Hall. MRS. P. E. CLARK University of Georgia; Librarian; AB Education. MISS SARA STEPHENS BS, Jacksonville State College; MA, George Peabody College; Library Science. Mrs. Rayburn, our Study Hall co-ordinator, examines in- formation located for her in one of the many reference books by librarians, Mrs. Clark and Miss Stephens. 15

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Se tton,6 7 c6£e 'TfttftJuiCayct ENGLISH From the masterpieces of English literature, Sen- iors are able to gain a new insight into the works of such famous writers as Shakespeare, Shelley, Keats, and Tennyson. The pageantry and splendor of Old England comes alive in Senior English, and it helps students understand and appreciate England and our English Heritage better. For those who wish to develop their skills fur- ther, two extra classes were added this year. A special reading course was available for those de- siring to increase their speed. Also added was a course in advanced composition for those seeking to improve their writing skill. In the speech class Glynn Academy students learn the proper way to compose and deliver speeches, and they practice their skill by speaking before the school at various occasions. Dailene Cormany reads the history of the significance of these gods from mythology studied in Senior English. Dramatic Arts students Richard McBride, Susan McDonald, Peter Vivenzio, and Cheryl Sherrill rehearse for their big debut. Senior English teachers Miss Cannon, Mrs. Hood, and Mr. Jenkins admire the bust of famous literary genius William Shakespeare along with Mrs. King, speech teacher. MISS MARGARET CANNON AB, Wesleyan College: MA, University of Georgia; English IV. MRS. HELEN HOOD AB, Converse College; MA, Duke University; English IV. MRS. LINDA H. KING AB, Tift College; Speech and English; Dramatic Arts Club Sponsor. MR. GEORGE H. JENKINS BS, Tennessee State; MA, North Carolina State; English III, IV. 17