Glynn Academy - High Tide Yearbook (Brunswick, GA)

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Aspects of Glynn Academy ADMINISTRATION MRS. WILLIAM D. BENNETT Secretary to Mr. Bennett MR. WILLIAM E. LEE BS, The Citadel, MEd, University of Georgia; Assistant Principal. With his unusual wit and critical eye, Mr. Lee has little trouble communicating with students during school or off campus. His twenty-one years at Glynn Academy have brought him into many situations dealing with the prob- lems'and behavior of people. Mr. Lee is there to help the students, whether reminding them to remain in homeroom or heartily discussing with them their reasons for tardiness. Attending to books and paperwork, Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. Grace keep their offices running efficiently. Seldom does Mr. Lee turn his back on another’s problem. 19

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Change and Tradition Characterize the Principal Making the morning announcements, Mr. Bennett keeps Glynn’s students and faculty up-to-date on the plans for the day. t lit » • MR. WILLIAM D. BENNETT BS, University of Georgia, MEd, George Peabody College. One of the most important transitions at Glynn Academy this year has been that of principals. Although coming from a smaller school, Mr. Bennett has taken the responsibility of Glynn Academy well in hand. He has kept order through- out many changes while doing his best to maintain Glynn's highly-rated scholastic and athletic standing. 18 Words, money, and football tickets pass between Mr. Bennett and Sandy Middleton. Mr. Bennett and Miss Dixon discuss the day over a Coke.

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Board of Education Initiates the Policies Upheld Row One: Mr. Jonas, Mr. Drawdy. Dr. Moore, Mr. Thrower, Mr. Ellzey. Row Two: Mr. Boswell, Mr. Hodges. Mr. Harris, Mr. Brumit, Mr. Singletary, Mr. Lissner, Mr. Mayson.