Glynn Academy - High Tide Yearbook (Brunswick, GA)

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Verbal Agreement and Concise Expression Set the MISS CAROL LEWIS BSEd, University of Georgia; English III; High Tide sponsor. MR. GEORGE H. JENKINS BS, University of Tennessee, MA, University of North Carolina; English IV; Senior Sing sponsor. MRS. GERALDINE C. RICE BS, Troy State College, Auburn University; English III.

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Individuals Builds an Understanding of Humanity LANGUAGES AND ENGLISH MRS. R. S. HALL BS, Eastern Kentucky University, Carson-Newman College;. En- glish II; Future Teachers of America sponsor. French and Spanish are two electives that attract a great many students each year. Once in class, these novices find that learning a charming Old World language involves much work, a fast tongue, and a very good ear. English II students soon learn the importance of good gram- mar and a strong vocabulary—basics developed more fully in an abundance of themes and creative writings. Sophomores are introduced to the novel, the tragedy, and the poem, selections which create interest in good literature. IT’S GREEK TO ME Kx s tl n 6 c MRS. ANN PARKER BS, Georgia Southern, Tift College, Mercer University; English II and III; Creative Writing Club sponsor. MRS. P. E. CLARK AB, University of Georgia; English II.

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MISS MARGARET CANNON AB, Wesleyan College, MA, University of Georgia; English IV; English Department Chairman. Mood for English Studies ENGLISH American literature, filled with the insights and exuberance of a new country, is the main study of a [unior. A less exciting and more taxing practice of English III is the term paper. Papers are also an important part of English IV, for writing makes an exact man, and if reading makes one full, a senior may consider himself satiated. MRS. I. S. FUGATE AB. University of Kentucky; English III and IV. MRS. EDITH L. TAYLOE BS, Western Carolina, MA, East Carolina University, Post Grad- uate Work, East Carolina University; English IV and Reading; Fine Arts Club sponsor. MRS. ROBERT H. EDWARDS BSEd, Georgia Southern, MA, George Peabody College; English IV.