Gulf Park College - Sea Gull Yearbook (Gulfport, MS)
- Class of 1936
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N ..,eL?,.-QL. 5:-g , 'w.qil?QJ-:ff-'g lL -ai' ' '.,,,- , - -L ...fu 1-4 ,. 4: ,N . - , V' ..-..-.fr-,. f--Y -ff..-M, - 33, , 53'1 tf ,-xg, ., 2.3. gs? V .',T.'1f-2',1k:-1'IV.: -tj-.. ?: ' 6 SEA QULL A YEAQ BUCK DUBUSMED BY wg STUDENTS GE Iilllf PARK lI0lllfGI CD LED QTMWSSISSI TME BECAUSE S142 MAS eww wuLLnNQLY QE Mm TALENT TQ ALL QUVQ AQTwuT412s AND was WGN AN Agumume PLACE um GUI? MEAIQTS BY Mm LQVABLE DQQSQN,1xLw, wg Dgnrcmg wg 1956 SEA emu TQ IXWSS NADINE SHEPXXIQDSCDN DEDICATICDN ,L fa, Hia zz This our Alma Mater will forever be, Loved and honored and cherished, Gulf Park by the Sea. We will sing thy praises, and co thee be true, May our loyal sisters from the blessings accrue, Give them of thy bounty, and thy happiness, too. -Albert V. Davies. , ,T -.U V. ,. , - L V , HA . . wa . . . . D, . h , , , , , ,QV 'WG wil , -., .!.-Q' - - .3341-A 'j. '-Ta J ' -If-.' . 511: ' gi ' ,'2f-EVSJI-v v. . lf 'X 'gg-Av - 1' . 1' . -If EL-. I--.QM .4-A- :jf-'-'X,'1A ' 'i ,. ,Lf.i:3,,,.' 3 -f, -la A ' .. ze. eww .,t-nA5i1'ri'- , , , . . , - ., - ...,4:.gg.. , 1 -3. -5 - 9 rf- wwf. 'i '.,JJL,,1L ' 1 F Ufvt- QP? 1- 3 Hearts and voices now unite, Acclaim the green and gold! Raise on high our emblem bright, ln joyful song extolled May Non Nobis Solum live, A lasting mem'ry be Of our Alma Mater clear, Beloved G. P. C. -Albert V. Davies sw- milzisfrafiozz uifdizzq All hail to Gulf Park, the college adorned With beauty of land and of sea! Let this be our song where our praises belong: We pledge our allegiance and faith unto theeg We lay on thy altar our offering of love, Renew it from day to day. For joy thou hast brought, for truth thou hast taught, We acclaim and we bless thy way. -Willietta Evans. rf SfLLJi0 Gulf Park, lovely college by the sea. I love you. When we leave we always want Back on that clear campus shady. 'Twas for us and others, too, to be That you were built 'neath skies so blue, And we'll sing your praises with It,s Gulf Park for mel ,,,.V. -X.-4' 17 , Nm A1 14 V N- ' 'V 1 a glaclsome heart- Albert V. Davies 21.x:.-.gas - -. 4. :...L--.4L'1.... ..'u. wluil: .,.. 7' HL, M- ... ..,-.. . H, . . rie1zJslzip cz c To you G. P. C. we pledge our faith, Our love and devotion true: In you we will ever put our trust, To you we give honor new! And now 'tis the time when our way parts, We lay on your altar our Senior laeartsg We will ever remember, ancl our love will be Consecrated to you, G. P. C. -Ellen Witwer andy ourf Gulf Parlc College, we are singing our praises now to you, And we hope that you'll accept themg For we love you through and through. And when we have all departed, we will always want to be Back at Gulf Park, clear olcl college by-the-sea. in ' 7 , Air' J' Y , Vs at 5, T W1 X. A , ,I .. 2: ' 5 J, Ln, . . , x J M f ,, . . 1- V V: 1' V K I n v Q ' I 1' L, 1 ' n 1-A . f V v f ' sg, f ..n-.. 1 1 ' J ,.',e' .r A ' VW. -.O , I.: ,, r UJCU B363 GQGZ1 1 34' in r ' Q , I 44 , HM., I , .7 , A I A : 5 A if ,. .. r.,: U , ,. ' .. ' ., 'Q' 1 A' - ' ' . ' ll :If 'W .w - uf ' A - ,3 , '07 -, 1 , .. ' 2' I QAM, .f ' ' 'wfgtl ' '. '21 x H4 ,. f. 1 w 1 . I 1 W 411 I - 'lsxnz 1' film X , A . A - . A ' 54 ' 1 , -,:, , ' I' Q. r , 4 9 ' ' A .xp W if Y. ' A ' . ,. .. 'K ,C gQ-I y 1 yr-' ' . .A .f -1- I, 'HN A 4' I . 1 ' ! Boar of Trustees HANUN GARDNER, Chairman . . Gulfport J. HARRY, Vice-Chairman . Gulfport RICHARD G. Cox . . , . Gulfport C. H. CASTANERA . . . Long Beach, Miss. J. H. BEEMAN . .... Gulfport ELMER NORTHROP . . Pass Christian, Miss. J. A. PARKER . . Gulfport A. PRICE . . Gulfport E. C. TONSMEIRE . , Biloxi, Miss. HAROLD R. BARBER . Gulfport W. H. HATTEN . . Gulfport RUCHARD G. COX PRESIDENT I Tgxv iifw MRS. RICHARD GT COX DEAN OF THE HQME DEPARTMENT FACULTY 'Q LUCY LOUISE HATCHER Academic Dean, History, Mathematics LULA DANIEL HARDY Social Sciences, journalism, Bible WILLIETTA EVANS English LUCILE CREIGHTON English, History MAUDE FULSON History, Latin, Geography EDMUND DE JAIVE French, Spanish s f . DANELLE YATES French CATHERINE MANNING Spanish GENEVIEVE D,ARCHANGELO Science AIDA CLOWER YATES History, English ZOE ELIZABETH O,FERRALL Mathematics, Latin NADINE SHEPARDSON Speech and Theatre Arts W -5 - PAGE zo PAGE 21 ALBERT VICTOR DAVIES Music ALICE MCNUTT Voice, Glee Club, Piano SARA K. SMITH Art CHRISTINE NORTHROP Assistant in Art MARY MINGE GRAHAM Dancing CECIL RAMSAY Domestic Science ETI-IEL TAYLOR Secretaryslvip MARGARET RUFSVOLD Librarian HELEN SKINNER Plrysical Education INDIE SINCLAIR iding, Plrysical Education ANNE MADDOX Assistant in Plrysical Education CLETA KROHN Practical Supervisor RENE SOLOMON fnot in picture, Violin RUPERT H COOKE BUSINESS MANAGER PAGE 22 PAGE 23 HQSTESSES MRS. MAUDE THOMPSON MRS. MARCIA DEWITT SETTLE . . MRS. REBECCA BRASHEAR MRS. LUCILLE BENSON MISS ROSE GILLESPIE MRS. JUDITH DAUGHERTY MRS. T. D. ROWAN JESSIE HARRISlDf6fifid71 BUSINESS STAFF ERMINA BUSCH-Secretary to President WILLIE ALLEN-Bltffdf BETTY BISSELL CLAUDELLE CAUSEY RUTH MORGAN ISA TAYLOR KATE WETHERBEE MRS. RUTH MARSH fnot in picrurej Infrmarian x 555:55 'H 7' 1 i 'f ' su, 1 T' tr' li 'I I ' v 4' .. , 1 -2-2' A l ..' , F .N . , ., uw K ,V Y I .,' 0' , , .Lp Wy -'-1' , r .- - 5 '31 .. Q' ' ' . v- D 3 . Y Y J ' . , , S A W -'AL ' I 144 -x 'N .,':' - ,, ' I O ' ' fn ' . 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Indianapolis, Indiana A X E President of Senior Class, Treasurer of Delta Chi, Treasurer of Athletic Associationg Jet Maslcersg Golf Clubg Statisticsg Prcsident's Club. Refuge in a stormg A poerng fm livinglv Gracious and charming, Senior magnolia blossom. BETTY MURPHY ,.,, Gulfport, Mississippi A X E Vice-President of Senior Classg Coast Club. Somebodfs Sweetheart, Graceful dancerg A friend indeedg Gardenias and velvet. VIRGINIA SCHREIBER ..., jatibouico, Cuba A X E Secretary of Senior Classg Phi Theta Kappa. Intellectual personalityg Humor and soft eyes, Frills ana' Cuba, All coml9ined'in Ginny,'. SENIOR SON Our Alma Mater dear, To all our hearts so near, We pledge our true devotion, G And our loyalty and love to you. Gulf Park, 'tis you we serveg Our faith will never swerve. Your spirit ever true With beauty, strength, and might Will be our light. Our Gulf Park memories Like haunting melodies Within our hearts will ever stay And give us cheer along our w For beauties of your spring, For joys that friendships bring ay. I-Iighest praise to you we sing- G. P. C. -Norma A ustin. T I-I E S E A G U L L PAGE 29 its.,- diva EM - -r'--Q. 'YW IUVIYUIH 'ENN S E N I O R S PAGE 30 - if 0 6171 EFS' MARGARET ENGLAND Greenville, Mississippi A X E Treasurer of Senior Class, President of Phi Theta Kappa, Editor-in-Chief of Sea Gull, Secretary of Delta Chi, Y. Cabinet, Athletic Association, Statistics, President's Club, I-Ioclcey Squad. American Beauty rose, Intellect, chiffon, athletics Champagne Waltzv. LOUISE ANDERSON . , Danville, Virginia A X E President of Delta Chi, A. A., President's Club, Jet Makers, Hockey Squad. Vogue fashions, Mellow voice and black curls, Phi Delta sweetheart, Dramatic workshop and smocks. NORMAN AUSTIN . Colombia, South America A A E President of Glee Club, Secretary of Y. W. C. A., Dance League, Jet Maslcers, A. A., Samovar. South American songhird, Opals, pallettes, movies, fAn Old Love Song.l Violets ELISABETH BLACK , , De Witt, Arkansas A A 2 President of Y. W. C. A., Vice-President of Practical Arts Club, Golf Club, President,s Club. Y. W. C. A. candlelight, Blue eyed and blond, Arkansas Hop, Sincerity. PHYLLIS JEANNE BLANC!-:ARD . Snyder, Oklahoma A X E President of ,let Maslcers, Editor of Tammy Howl, Vice-President of Y. W. C. A., Vice-Pres- ident of Delta Chi, Phi Theta Kappa, Statistics, A. A. Power in those ways- Vlfays of dance, music and drama, You,ve Got Everything . I-IARRIET BRANDON Marianna, Florida E II! F Treasurer of Sigma Psi, A. A., Hockey Squad. Tootie'1, Florida-hound, Gulf Parle foothall hero, Strong under current so- Tricliy sailing. T H E A S E A G U L l. PAGE 31 7 ha '-x R mqQ? J Q fu M95 lbw E -Q KZ i 04, .Ev 5- ' ah .mann Aw A.-or AZ ' X Y 8 W a Z X -Kilim' 5 Ifrx X qvwk 'Q' 3' AU, S E N I 0 R S PAGE 32 0 6 ELEANOR BRASHEAR , , Columbia, Tennessee AXE Jet Maslcers. Sunleist dispositiong Sandalwood, cedarwood, and sweet white winef' Independence, delightful sense of humor: Arhutus and red bud. LOUISE BROWN . . , Springfield, Tennessee A A E Jet Maskers. A ngelic simplicity. Tennessee Drawlg A soft cloudg Think O' thatli' DOROTHY CAIRNS . . . Evanston, Illinois A A 2 Vice-President of Delta Alphag Sea Gull staffg Secretary and Treasurer of Golf Cluhg A. A.5 Glee Cluhg Practical Arts Cluhg Dance League. D0 or dieg Lovely hair, but don't touchg I-Iooray for Lovevg A Little White Gardenia WL EFS' NANCY LEE Exci-iELBERG'3R . . Dayton, Ohio A X E Secretary of Practical Arts Cluhg Jet Nlaslcersg A. A.g Bit and Spur. Little Red Applevg Athletic field or dance floor, Candy, giggles and fung Porter's Love Songv. EMLEY EREHART , . . Huntington, Indiana E 'P F Secretary Of Sigma Psig Treasurer of Phi Theta Kappag Jet Maskersg Bit and Spur. Foreign Languagesg Rock of Gihraltarg News of the day. Esri-iER FROST . . , Wichitah, Kansas A X E Y. W. C. A.g I-loclcey Squaclg A. A. Binks',, Goldiloclqsg My friend always, Old fashioned bouquetg The Girl with the Dreamy Eyesu. T H E S E A - C5 U l. L PAGE 33 M' S E N I O R S ,-,,- 0 6 ELMER HENRY . . Long Beach, Mississippi Sea Gull staff, Secretary of Coast Club, Phi The- ta Kappag A. A., Jet Maslcersg Statistics. llloonlight on quiet waters, Law briefs, copyrights, chemistry labs, Harper Wind among the pines, Fireflies, pixies, sugar plums. GERTRUDE HILL ..., Evanston, Illinois A A 2 Samovarg A. A., Golf Club. Meadville slay-rocket, Black eyes, Books and knitting, Evanston and penguins. BOBBIE HUDsoN . . . Eldorado, Arkansas A X 2 Sea Gull staff, A. A., Samovar. Suave, sophisticated, I-Iarpefs Bazaar and a paint- brush, A game of jacks and a stick of gum. ' 172 EFS' MARGARET HOMANS . Louisville, Kentucky 2 W I' President of Sigma Psi, Glee Club, A. A., Samo- varg President's Club. Blustering wind storm, Louisville Lady , Food and Frolics, Fd Walk a mile-U MARY JANE HOLDERNESS . Evanston, Illinois A A E President of Delta Alpha, Bit and Spur, Vice- President of A. A., Samovarg -let Maslcersg Prac- tical Arts Ciubg President's Club. Subtle Wit, staunch friend, Silken curls, llflobile conscious' Apendie', fanie. JANE JOSSMAN .... Pontiac, Michigan AAE President of Dance League, A. A., Golf Club, Samovarg President's Club. Moody and mischievous: Let me tell you what B. B. said- Depth, frrnness, independence. T H E S E A G U l. L PAGE 35 'Q' 3 gs., S E N I O R S FELICE JUNG , . . New Orleans, Louisiana A A E Treasurer of Delta Alpha, Treasurer of Glee Club, Tammy Howl staff, A. A. That's strictly outli' Carloads of laughter, Banlzer Jung, Talisman roses. BETTY KEMP .,,, Gulfport, Mississippi Phi Theta Kappa, Coast Club. Repartee, gin jizz, elves Poems and ready laughter, Loyalty and friendliness, A rose in her hair. Joy KLISE . . Grand Rapids, Michigan A X E -let Maskers, A. A., Golf Club. Auhurn Roadstersg Curls galore, Tennis, golf, and pink teas, Sparkling Waters. T I-I E S HZ EFS' EDITH A. LOWRY . . Bedford, Virginia A A E President of Bit and Spur, Secretary of Practical Arts, A. A., Statistics, Samovar, Hockey Squad, President's Club. Everywhere horses, horses, horses, Southern hostess, The Sportswomanv, Of old Virginia. PEGGY MARRIOTT , Glen Ellyn, Illinois A X E Vice-President of Jet Maslcers, Vice-President of Bit and Spur, Secretary of A. A., Sea Gull staff. Brown-eyed Susan, Love in Bloomv, Mississippi State, Champagne and white organclie. HELEN MCWANE . Birmingham, Alabama A A E Jet Maslcers, Practical Arts Club, Dance League. Shell pink and electric hlueg Ca'la Lilies and drama: Auburn U. E A G U l. L fn i -M ,grim IU'- 'Hia Wm NN'- ,y-3,9 QT? 1? if 'ws-N' 'G' S E N I O R S PAGE 38 T MARGARET NICHOLIE . . Pontiac, Michi an S AAE Secretary of Delta Alpha, A. A.g Golf Club, Hockey Squad, Glee Club. Pontiac Princessg Beach robes and hockey sticks, Model for Adrian. Louise Noah-mop , Pass Christian, Mississippi Coast Club. Bayous, sail boats, Spanish moss, Wistaria, cherokee roses, Wrigley,s for all, Love of Life. CORA LEE POINDEXTER . Meridian , Mississippi A A 2 Dance League. Gentle hreezesg Carnations, White velvet' Travel, science, Union City. I-I E S E EWZ EFS 0 MARCYA PUSTER ..., Evanston, Illinois A A E Glee Clubg Dance League. What a Palng Fashions, strolling and tennis, A yen for dogs and Lake Michigan. ALICE WHITE RHODES . . Marion, Arkansas A X E Phi Theta Kappag Samovarg Dance League, P . tactical Arts Clubg A. A.g Statistics. Eccentric colors and comhinationsg Silly symphonyg Pillows, perfumes, and puppies. PEGGY SAMPLE . . Birmingham, Alabama A X E President of Practical Arts Clubg Y. W. C. A.g Presiclent's Clubg Golf Clubg Samovar. Toujours Moi, Sport clothes and felt hatsg Sweet ana' slonf. A G U L L QTY S E N I G R S PAGE 40 0 6 ELAINE SKELLIE . . Long Beach, Missisippi A X E Treasurer of Coast Club, A. A., Hockey Squad. Sandpipers, Bo Peep: Athletics, sportsmanship, friends, Good House Keeping: Mjimmieu always. JUNE SUNDBY ,,.. Longview, Texas A A E Dance League. Calm night and day, Open Houses and Cadets, llfork, letters and play. HELEN TAGGART . Indianapolis, Indiana A X E President of A. A., Tammy Howl staff, Samovarg Statistics, Golf Club, Hockey Squad, Presiclent's Club. Ginger jars and facle-in-the-hoxg Tennis racqnets, hockey sticks, volley hallsg . . while you smile, another smilesng Nursery murals, circus animals, pop corn. T H E S E PAGE 41 2' ' WZ EFS' NANCY Voom-ns , Oklahoma City, Oklahoma E ll! 11 Glee Club, Practical Arts Club. Flamhoyant colorsg foe Penner and Eddie Duchan: Heirlooms and perfume. SARA EVANGELINE WALLIN , Earle, Arkansas A X E Jet Maslcers. Shaggy, drama: Diet, poetry, football games: Gulf Park Girl on Broadway. MARGARET D. WOLEBEN Gulfport, Mississippi E W I' President of Coast Club, Phi Theta Kappa, Samovar. Miss Efficiency: Golden hair and common sense Blue-prints and thumb-tacks: llleet Snooky,', girls., A G U L L MAGNOLIA BLOSSOMS fsenior Torchbearer Song, In joyous lvlay time when the earth has walcened, Life springs gladly everywhere, When heavy fragrance of magnolia blossoms, And the lilting bird songs fill the air, We reaffirm our loyalty to Gulf Park In whose happiness we shareg And we implore High God that all her future service wrought Be radiant as our Senior torchlight flare. We lcnow that lacking vision people perish, Worthy aim forgot, they fail, And offices of beauty, strength, and valor, Are not cherished full without avail: We lcnow the course of runners must be forward, Light be passed if truth prevail, And we, united, pass our emblematic taper, bright, To all in Gulf Park questing for the grail. May memories of this our Alma Mater, Of this golden trysting hour, Inspire and sweeten every day of living As a glorious magnolia flower. May every hope and dream and aspiration, Given to us as our dower, Illuminate each heart and mind and guide us bravely on Until we move with wisdom and with power. -Willietta Evans. PAGE 42 ' Qf.X Iuniors 74- gresezzfiizq flze . . . C L ASS OF I9 J U N I O R C I. A S S ,..K '-'X - Mem ers - FIRST ROW THIRD ROW Miss DANELLE YATES . . . Mississippi X-DOROTHY BARNES , I , Illinois X Sponsor Bit and Spur Clubg Glee Club. KATHERINE GARBER ,i.,, Alabama ' . l 1 President of Junior Classg Presiclent,s Clubg DOROTHY BATSON ' ' MISSISHPPI Practical Arts Clubg A. A.g Dance League. Bit and Spur Club- BROWNIE MARIE THOMAS . . . Louisiana M B M,nn t o a Vice-President of Junior Classg A. A.g Sea AXINE EATTY A ' I b 1 es Gull staff, Y. W. C. A. cabinet. Glef Clubi Samovaf CU - JANE CONLEY ' Kansas f AALBERTA BELL . . Georgia Secretary of Junior Classg Hockey Squadg T A. A.g Treasurer of Jet Maslcersg Tammy Glee Club' Howl Staffg Glee Clubg Statisticsg Samo- Var Club. BEULAH MARGARET BENNETT . . Texas D ' M lc . BOUTINE TOBIN ....,. Louisiana ance League, Jet as ers Treasurer of Junior Classg Secretary of Glare Clubg A. A. FOURTH ROW SECOND RGW MARGARET BLANKINSHIP 'Illinois Jet Maskers. ELIZABETH ABRAHAMS . , , Kansas Bit and Spur Clubi -- NANCY BLOOMER .,.. Louisiana ROSEMARY ALEY .,,,c, Colorado jet Maslcersg Bit and Spur Clubg Samovar A. A.g Sea Gull Staffg Jet Maskersg Dance Club' Leagueg Bit and Spur Club. IRMEDE ALMAN ....,. Mississippi ' BETTY BOYD T Alabama Coast Club. ,L JANE BROOKS ..., Clclahoma FRANCES ASBURY ..,. , Louisiana Jet Maskersg Dance League. VIRGINIA BALKE , x . Indiana Jet Nlaslcersg Glee Clubg Bit and Spur ' NANCY BROWN - - A TENNESSEE Clubg Samovar Club. A. A.g Hockey Squadg Dance League. I O F F I C E R S KATHERINE GARBER . . . . President JANE CONLEY Sci-rcrarx BROWNIE MARIE THOMAS . . Vice-President BOUTINE FINOBIN Tmzmrer T H E S E A G U L L PAGE 45 41 'V Now- 1-101' ix sw QW' yvf I'-SN s NS! N-I H-sv GQ .f-5,-X nw-Q ,sf f 3 ,uwv 'GT' wa-if In mf' 4591 -9' Q J U N i R C I. A S S PAGE 46 - Mem ers - FIRST ROW BEVERLY BUERLOT . ,.,. Missouri Bit and Spur Clubg Dance Leagueg Jet Maskers. ELIZABETH CARPENTER . . . Oklahoma Dance League. JACQUELINE CARPENTER . . Texas ABIGAIL CHRISTY .,..., Missouri Domestic Arts Clubg Glee Clubg Statistics. BETTY CLARK . ...,. Misouri Glee Clubg Tammy Howl Staffg Hockey Squadg Samovar Clubg A. A. SECOND ROW JANE CLAYTON s.... New Mexico Secretary of Jet Maskersg Sea Gull Staffg Y. W. C. A. Cabinetg Glee Clubg Dance League. MARGARET LOU COLSON . . . Illinois Bit and Spur Club. HAROLD BROWN CONNELLY . . . Kentucky Jet Maskersg Glee Clubg Bit and Spur. TSABEL CORWIN ...... Michigan Hockey Squadg A. A. SUE CRAWFORD . . ,C .... Texas Jet Maskersg Dance League. THIRD ROW MARY ELLEN DACY ...,. Missouri Bit and Spurg Glee Clubg Dance League. T I-I E S E A PAGE 47 ANITA DARST ...,,,, Texas A. A.g Dance League. BETTY DAVIS .....,, Colorado Glee Clubg Dance Leagueg Jet Maslcers. FLORENCE DAY ...... , Iowa A. A.g Bit and Spur. EDYTI-I DEE ....... Missisippi Coast Club. FOURTH ROW BETTY DENNY ....,, Kentucky Bit and Spur. JANE DINSMOOR .....,. Texas Golf Clubg Sea Gull Staffg Dance Leagueg Jet Maskersg Bit and Spurg A. A. JANE DREW .,.,.... Ohio Danse Leagueg Practical Arts Clubg A. A. HELEN DUNHAM ...,., Michigan Practical Arts Clubg A. A. Historian. HELEN EARLE ..., . Louisiana FIFTH ROW MARJ ORIE EGOLF . . , . Illinois CHARLOTTE ELY ......, Indiana Bit and Spur Club. MARY ERWIN ..,..,, Michigan Dance League. ELIZABETH FLEWELLEN ..... Texas Practical Arts Clubg Jet Maskers. CATHERINE FLOX ,..., Indiana Glee Clubg Dance League. G U L l. J U N I O R C I. A S S 0 Mem ers. - FIRST ROW GRETCHEN FREERICKS . . Ohio Dance Leagueg Golf Club. LENA B. FUNK ..., . Kansas Dance Leagueg Jet Maskers. NANCY GARDNER .V.. Illinois Jet Maslcersg Bit ancl Spur. SUE GASTON . . , . . Mississippi Coast Club. GEORGE ANN GILKEY . Michigan Jet Maskersg Bit and Spur. SECOND ROW ELIZABETH GILLETTE , . . Mississippi Jet Maslcersg Coast Club. JENI LOU GRIBBLE . Colorado Dance Leagueg Golf Clubg Bit and Spur. RUTH GRISHAM , . . Texas Glee Clubg Dance League. BETTY HABEL . . New Jersey Bit and Spurg Dance League. MARY JANE HARDMAN . . Illinois Glee Club. THIRD ROW IVIARGARET HARDY . HELEN HARTSHORN Coast T . H E PAGE 49 Club. Mississippi Mississippi S E A DORIS HAVENER , Mississippi Jet Maslcersg Coast Clubg Cvlee Club. IVIARGARET HEWES . . . Mississippi Coast Club. MAY BURROWS HICKERSON . Mississippi Tammy Howl Staffg Dance Leagueg Glee Clubg A. A. FOURTH ROW JANE HITCHCOCK . . . Indiana Samovar Club. VIRGINIA HOLLIS . Georgia Tammy Howl Staff. FLORENCE HOLTZEN Missouri Hockey Squadg A. A. IVIARJORIE HOUSER . Nebraska ELIZABETH HUEF , Texas Bit and Spurg Sea Gull Staffg Jet Mask-ers. FIFTH ROW MARTHA HUNT , Louisiana Jet Maslcers. JEAN IVEY ..., Texas Dance Leagueg Bit and Spur. BETTY KAI-IN , , V, Texas Dance League. BETTE FAE KEARNS Texas Glee Clubg Dance Leagueg Sea Gull Staffg Bit and Spurg Samovar Club. FLORENCE KESSLER Missouri C U L l. V J U N I O R C L A S S FIRST ROW Q Mem ers - ANN KIENZLE .,..... Illinois Hockey Squaclg Jet Maskersg Dance League. MILDRED KIRK , . . Glee Club. . Texas JANE KIRKPATRICK . . . . , Illinois Hockey Squadg A. A.g Jet Maskersg Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. JAYNE LEC-G ...,. Dance League. DOROTHY LOCKE . . . Jet Maskers. SECOND ROW DOROTHY LUCAS ..,.. Samovar Club. SARA ELIZABETH LUSBY . BETTY MCKEON , . . , Tammy Howl Staff. MARY MARTHA MCKINNON . . Tammy Howl Staff. LESLIE MITCHELL ..... Bit and Spurg Glee Club! jet A. A. THIRD ROW' ELIZABETH MOORE .... Mississippi . Texas Oklahoma Tennesse Michigan . Texas . Missouri Maskersg . Illinois Dance Leagueg Sea Gullg jet Maskersg A. A.g Y. W. C. A. Cabinet. MARILEN OLIVER . . . . Texas T I-I - E S F A PAGE 51 ELLEN ORR . . , IOW21 Samovar Club. ETTA PARDEE ,,,,. Illinois Glee Club. MILDRED PATON .,,, Missouri Glee Clubg Bit and Spur. FOURTH ROW FRANCES PHILLIPS ..,., Alabama Domestic Arts Clubg Dance League. ESTHER KATE PIERCE ...,, Texas Bit and Spurg Hockey Squaclg A. A.g Sam- Ovar Club. JEANNE PLETTNER , . Colorado Vice-President Of Glee Clubg Bit ancl Spurg A. A.g Jet Maskers. SARA RADCLIFF .,., Bit and Spur. LEILA RANSOM . FIFTH ROW EMERICK READMAN , Coast Club. LOUISE RHYMES . . PHYLLIS ROSENFIELD . Bit and Spur. DOROTHY SCHEIDLER . . Alabama Texas Mississippi Louisiana , Illinois Indiana Bit and Spurg Hockey Squaclg A. A. MAGDALENE SCHMISSEUR Illinois Golf Clubg Practical Arts Clubg Bit and Spur. G U L L M' J U N I CD R C L A S S LCR? - Mem ers - FIRST ROW I-IELENE STERNBERGER I A1359-ma , , Glee Clubg Dance Leagueg Bit and Spur. MAE SCI-IOEDE . . T Illinois LUCILE TAFEL lvlf V Kentucky Bit and Spur. A. A. RUTH SCHONBERG . . Louisiana FOURTH ROW ELROY SCRUGGS ,..,.. Tennessee L T U M- Bit and Spurg Dance Leagueg jet Maskers. OUIS ANNER A lssoun , GUIDA THOMAS , , , , I Mississippi DOROTHY SHERMAN ...., Georgia Coast Club. Golf Clubg Dance Leagueg Glee Club. M S T JO TRAVIS .,.,,. , Michigan AXINE ILL ........ 6XaS G bg B- d S 5 D C L . Samovar Cluhg Glee Clubg Jet Maslcers. O U it an put an e eague BARBARA WARR . . , Oklahoma SECOND ROW Bit and Spur. EUGENIA WHEELER ..,.. Oklahoma VARA SMITH ....... Arkansas S3.fr1OVat' JULIA SOMERVILLE . , . , Tennessee MARIA WILLIA MS D I p I Louisiana Dance League. J S I d, ISABEL WILSON . Louisiana EAN PURGEON ..,.,., n iana S C1 bb Practical Arts Cluhg Bit and Spur. amovar u TOM ED STALLINGS A I U Oklahoma MARY ELIZABETH WOMACK . Tennessee C Y . A lc MARY FRANCES STARBUCK . . Oklahoma HARLOTTE OKUM r ansas JANE ROZIER ...,i , Missouri THIRD ROW COLLEGE SPECIALS fNot in Picturcl. JOANNA STEGFMAN ' ' ' I ' ' Georgia WILMA WHITEHEAD T , Mississippi Bit and Spurg Samovar. Coast Club. JEAN STEINER - - A A ' - Ohio ROBERTA GRAY , Mississippi Dance Leagueg Glee Club. Colst Club. XIIRGINIA STEPHENSON , . Mississippi GRACE WILLIAMS Mississippi Golf Clubg Coast Club. T I-I E PAGE 53 Coast Club. S E A G U L L J' JUNIOR ALMA MATER s-V-r Gulf Park, we sing to you, And give you honor dueg We lifr our voices high To praise you to the sky. And as the years go by, Our song will never clie. Gulf Park, we pledge to you Our JUNIOR CLASS! Q PAGE 54 Sophomores xiixs M3 MRS. MARCIA DEWITT ALLENE CRGAIN , SARA MARGARET JONES JANE SCHREIBER BETTY BALLARD . DOROTHY DEARMAN BARBARA DEAS , ELIZABETH DURAND I SETTLE Mem ers I i Sjionsinr President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Mississippi . Texas Alabama . Cuba A Indiana , Texas Mississippi Oklahoma SOP!-IOMORECLASS PAGE 56 .IEANNE EBERLE , DOROTHY EISELE SUSAN HENDERSON LUCILLE KALIFEH BESSIE LEWIS JEAN MANN . ANNE MILLER A JOAN MILLER , - Mem ers - Y 4 W M ,- af s 'A-.. Oklahoma , Texas . Kansas Mississippi Texas Texas Florida Iowa T I-i E S E A G U L L PAGE 57 DORIS PADEN I ANN PAGE . VIRGINIA PORTIS . ROBERTINE Rl-IYMES Lols SLAVENS . . ROSALIE THORN . IVIILDRED WATKINS WINONA WEHLE , EMILY ANN WOLFE FRANCES WOODRUFF Alabama Tennessee Arkansas Louisiana Arizona Missouri Kentucky Michigan . Illinois Georgia SOP!-IOMCDRECLASS PAG 58 P'N. N f 4 l W Q ff 1 4 i ff , 9 f 4 Tye- W , Freshmen and Sub- Freshmen Sponsor BETTY BROOME ....,. President ALICE JOHNSTON . . . Vice-President ANN DALY .,,.... Secretary-Treasurer BETTY RUTH ANDRES , . CELIA JANE Bocas . BETH CAMPBELL , MAYBELLE CONNELLY . DOROTHY GASS . , BETTY HART . NELL HUDGENS PEGGY HYATT , . BOBBIE LACY . . Miss ANN MADDOX Mississippi . Alabama . Arizona Oklahoma Y Kansas A Louisiana . Kentucky Pennsylvania . Louisiana . Louisiana Oklahoma Oklahoma - Mem ers - J - PAGE so Q- M e m - LoIs NELL MEEKS Alabama MARY MILLER . Minnesota BETTY ANN MUCHNIC Kansas YVONNE OLINDE , Louisiana MARY FRANCES PARNELL Arkansas CATHERINE SOWDEN . Kansas RUTH VIDT . Ohio BARBARA WATKINS , Tennessee PEGGY WILLIAMS I Louisiana GENE WITHERS , Virginia HIGH SCHOOL SPECIALS ELLA IVIAE EVANS . Missouri KATHERINE JANE STANLEY I Minnesota DIVA BROXVN FLANAGAN , Colorado fNot in picturej C I. A S S SUB-FRESHMAN JEANNE BECKER , CARYL BROOME . OLIVIA EVANS I BEVERLY FREDRICKSON BETTY FRIEND . BETH PHETTEPLACE . JANE ROWAN . VIRGINIA SIMS , MARY JosEPI-IINE TERRY ELLEN JANE WALLER RosE BUD WEBB . JANE WEIR . Illinois . Mississippi . Tennessee , Illinois . Illinois South Carolina , Arkansas . I Louisiana . Indiana . Michigan South Carolina . Illinois - Mem ers - T I-I E S E A G U L I. PAGE 62 THE TABLES TURNED Up! Up! my Friend, and quit your hoolcsg Cr surely you'll grow douhleg Up! Up! my Friend, and clear your looksg Why all this toil and trouble? The sun, above the mountain's head, A freshening luster mellow Through all the lon-g green fields has spread, His first sweet evening yellow. Books! 'tis a dull and endless strife: Come, hear the woodland linnet, How sweet his music! on my life, There's more of wisdom in it. -Wordswortlv. ll XJXQ5iT. X 5Q? f X . it if '!'51',j:r: :lim-fi T :if U up nasaggmjmfi 1 ' '5,4iY,.1-.lge t NTQGCQV L W E N X-, K , S '4 T H E S E A T G U l. L PAGE 63 M x J H 4 Ll il E ST - ',f-2 M 1 . , ,N 1 . 7 ' 1 , , Q A 'T' fn . y v n ' s lr v , 4 4 1 1 s 1 , , , A v ,nv 1 1 .1 r. Yf' ' r' r. , 'Vp K4 ' -gk. ..Y , . 'Nv- ,., , V-cm-, - ' -.jgwf 5 if-922 'H' A-. U u .4-v, .4-: 'Mb I --'f 1f:' V fl-A., M ' '. 'Q 'f-f .f-fa . Ath OH ASSOCIOIIOD OFFICERS HELEN TAGGART A A A A A A A President MARY JANE HOLDERNESS A Vice-President PEGGY MARRIOTT A Secretary MARY ELAM A A , A Treasurer MEMBERS ROSEMARY ALEY JANE CONLEY KATHERINE GARBER JANE KIRKPATRICK DOROTHY SCHEIDLER LOUISE ANDERSON ISABEL CORXVIN ELMER HENRY JOY KLISE JANE SCHREIBER NORMA AUSTIN BETTY BALLARD PHYLLIS JA BLANCI-IARD HARRIET BRANDON BETTY BROOME NANCY BROWN DOROTHY CAIRNS BETH CAMPBELL BETTY CLARK ANNE DALY FLORENCE DAY JANE DINSMOOR JANE DREW HELEN DUNHAM TOMMIE EICHELBERGER DOROTHY EESELE MARGARET ENGLAND EMLEY EREHART ESTHER FROST MAY BA HICKERSON GERTRUDE HILL FLORENCE HOLTZEN MARGARET HOMANS BOBBIE HUDSON PEGGY HYATT ALICE JOHNSTON SARA MA JONES JANE JOSSMAN FELICIE JUNG EDITH LOWRY LESLIE MITCHELL ELIZABETH MOORE MARGARET NICI-IOLIE ALLENE ORGAIN ESTHER K, PIERCE JEANNE PLETTNER LEILA RANSOM ALICE W. RHODES JANE ROWAN VIRGINIA SCI-IREIBER VIRGINIA SIMS ELAINE SKELLIE LUCILE TAFEL BROWNIE THOMAS ROSALIE THORN BOUTINE TOBIN NANCY VOORHIS JANE XVEIR Mmm mmm, fx B Luff ,er up! Come about! Slack the sheetl Such nautical terms are a part of Gulf Park vocabulary now that we have some new catboats, and everyone wants to learn to sail. On Sunday afternoons the waterfront is dotted with white sails as the Gulfport Yacht Club skippers join us Q in races. fl ' For variety you may have A td thrills and spills on the aquaplane, or if you want ,-'- Wg a lazy afternoon in the sun, you may prefer a chance. Hail' Water Sports at '-11-vw-5 V Y Y Y- . xg 543' THE NEW SWIMMWG POOL The oustanding event of the year was the open- ing of the beautiful new swimming pool on our own campus. Members of the Athletic Associa- tion will never forget that first plunge on the evening of November 13. At the gala official opening on the following Saturday, a huge crowd watched an exhibition of swimming and diving by champions of the Southern Association of the A. A. U. Gulf Park -......,.... , X, ,- O F F I C E R S EDITH LOWRY President NANCY LEE EICHELBERGER . Secretary PEGGY NIARRIOTT Vice President PEGGY I'lYATT . . Treasurer MEMBERS Elizabeth Abrahams, Rosemary Aley, Frances Asbury, Virginia Balke, Betty Ballard, Dorothy Barnes, Dorothy Batson, Jeanne Becker, Nacy Bloomer, Celia Jane Boggs, Betty Broome, Caryl Broome, Beverly Buerlot, Margaret Lou Colson, Harold Connelly, Nlaybelle Connelly, Mary Ellen Dacy, Betty Denny, Jane Dinsmoor, Elizabeth Durand, Jeanne Eberle, Charlotte Ely, Emley Erehart, Olivia Evans, Betty Friend, Nancy Gardner, Dorothy Gass, George Ann Gilkey, Jeni Lou Gribble, Betty I-label, Nell I-ludgens, Elizabeth Huff, Jean Ivey, Sara Margaret Jones, Alice Johnston, Bette Kearns, Janes Kirkpatrick, Helen Knox, Lois Nell Meeks, Ann Miller, Joan Miller, Nlary Miller, Leslie Mitchell, Betty Ann Muchnic, Mary Frances Parnell, Mildred Paton, Jeanne Plettner, Sara Radcliff, Robertine Rhymes, Phyllis Rosenfield, Dorothy Scheidler, May Schoede, Nlargie Schmisseur, Elroy Scruggs, Vera Smith, Jean Spurgeon, Joanna Stegeman, Helen Stern- berger, Brownie Thomas, Joe Travis, Ellen Waller, Barbara Warr, Barbara Watkins, Mildred Watkins, Jane Weir, Emily Wolfe, Mary Ervin. Bit an Spur Clu RIDING Riding is enjoyed by a large per- centage of the girls and is not con- i fined to strict routine. Riders take part enthusiastically in moonlight and breakfast rides, rides to the Edgewater Gulf and to the Inn-By- l The-Sea. Rogue hunts, paper chases, and point-to-point rides are indulged in periodically. In November, the Good Legs Contestv gave the en- trants a chance to show their supe- rior horsemanship. The Gyrnk- hana, herald of the exhibition in May, was held in February. Hocqey .... Hockey claimed the spotlight this year because of the visit in February of the Southern Touring Team of the U. S. Field Hockey Association. SOUTHHUJTGURWMETEAM O HOCKEKSQUAD fxw.-. . , , ,bv M new S ' ' - . yfy- . ,1 4-in 'ar N ' n . ,. ri .ww hy..-q,, , .4 5 ,. ,gg -ri A88 fi 4 FSis.f,.'.... s ' .' . HOCKEY SQUAD LOUISE ANDERSON HARRIET BRANDON INIANCY BROWN BETH CAMPBELL BETTY CLARK JANE CONLEY ISABE1. CORWIN NANCY LEE EICHELBERGER DOROTHY EISELE EMLEY EREHART ESTHER FROST FLORENCE I-IOLTZEN JANE KIRKPATRICK EDITH LOWRY MARGARET NICHOLIE ESTER KATE PIERCE HELEN TAGGART ROSALIE 'TI-IORNE ARCHERY Qiher Sports Basketball, a major activity, should not he overlooked, especially since the competition was extraordinarily keen this year. The Seniors and High School fought nohly, but the Juniors who had hardly recovered from their volleyball victory, won His Majesty. The fall golf tournament was followed by the eventful Handicap Tournament in April. Tennis reached new heights with the first inter-class tennis tournament, which was won hy the Seniors. Archery and Life Saving were popular in the spring, and sailing was renewed with added enthusiasm. GOLF I TENNIS . M V I wi A 9 7 i Zi ' Q L. If 51 I., .,,.,,,.MV W Mlwfwfe- 'W f . 1,3 I ,, 6, V- MARDI GRAB TOURNAMENT Mystic Krewe of Athason presented its ball on February 22. The King, traditionally president of the Athletic Association, was Helen Taggart. Margaret Nicholie was her lovely Queen. They were attended by Dorothy Cairns, Margaret England, Katherine Garber, and Bobbie Hudson as Maids, and Louise Anderson, Mary Elam, jane jossman, and Brownie Thomas as Dukes. Trainbrearers were Nelwyn, Janice, and Rupert Cooke, jr. MARDI GRAS BALL Tommie Eichelberger again rode to victory for Her Lady, Caryl Broome, in the Mardi Gras Tournament. The Ladies of the Court were Bettye Davis, Marjorie Egolf, and Robertine Rhymes. Their Knights were Rosemary Aley. Betty Friend, Leslie Nlitchell. Attending as Pages were Maybelle Connelly, and Helene Sternberger. WW ' 7 'S ' v 'on -1 ml! J.-! 5 Q 1 ' 0 J ' ,, I fi' YA . ' 3 . up W . , . - 1 L. 'f ,. ..,.z K -s .H . '21 , w X A K x , 4 v f .1 ,'-Il' .1 .1 , ,13- ru 4 I ' 3 fl. I x -D I - 'I- p 'X ' 1,-1 , LS fh l 'Y. ,V . h A ,gfrv 4 , K n 4 .sq ' , ,6'.,.' 13 -R ' LT I' 5 F e N . Y . 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Pr-1YLL1s JEANNE BLANCHARD MARGARET ENGLAND MARY ELAM I . A KATHERINE GARBER . , A Prexident Vice-President . Sefretary Treasurer Chaplain T H E S E A G U L L PAGE 95 De ta Chi Si ma 4 z -4 55, Q vw 0 is J Q, .9 . My fn 3' If lim ?! 'N . 'T' Us ,QM 's as ' Y' nv C' 'N Q In .zifgfx A Mem ers - I ROSEMARY ALEY FRANCES ASBURY BETTY BALLARD FIRST COLUMN DOROTHY BATSON VIRGINIA BALKE DOROTHY BARNES ELEANOR BRASI-IEAR ALBERTA BeLL BETTY BOYD JANE BROOKS BETTY BROOME CARYII BROOMIE BEVERLY BUERLOT BETTY DAVIS EDYTHE DEE JANE DINSMOOR JANE DREW ESTHER FROST LENA B. FUNK SECOND COLUMN GAIL CHRISTY BETTY CLARK MARY ELLEN DACY ANIDA DARST THIRD COLUMN HELEN EARLE TOMMIE EICHELBERGER MARY ERVIN OLIVIA EVANS ELIZABETH DURAND FOURTH COLUMN HELEN HARTSHORN MARY JANE HARDMAN ELIZABETH GILLETTE BETTY HART JENI LOU GRIBBLE RUTH GRISHAM BOBBIE HUDSON PEGGY HYATT MARGARET HEWES ALICE JOHNSTON FLORENCE KESSLER LOIS NELL MEEKS BETTY IVIURPHY MARY, MILLER LESLIE MITCHELL FRANCES PHILIPS JEANNE PLETTNER SARA RADCLIEE ALICE WHITE RHODES VIRGINIA SIMS JANE SCHREIBER VIRGINIA HOLLIS FIFTH COLUMN JOY KLISE CAROLYN MCCORMICK BETTY MCKEON PEGGY MARRIOTT SIXTH COLUMN YVONNE OLINDE ALLENE ORGAIN MARY FRANCES PARNELL MILDRED PATON COLUMN LOUISE RHYMES JANE YROVUAN JANE ROZIER PEGGY SAMPLE EIGHTH COLUMN VIRGINIA STEPHENSON RUTH STEWART VIRGINIA SCHRIEBER RCSALI3 THORNE RUTH SCHONBERG JEAN SPURGEON JOSEPHINE TRAVIS HELEN TAGGART RUTI-I VIDT JEAN WITHERS JOSEPHINE TERRY NINTH COLUMN JANE WEIR SARA WALLIN ELLEN WALLER CIHARLOTTE YOCUM ITS YOU DELTA CHI l Delta Chi good times began this year just as soon as we saw each other again after the long separation of summer. Having talked fast and hard about our vacation experi- ences, we put our heads together and tried to make some serious plans for rushing. XVe were too excited, however, to be very serious, so we carried our own hilarity into the theme of the first rush party- An Old Time Barn Dance . I only hope the new girls reveled in the western fun as much as we did. For weeks the stable hay clung to the corners of the Y hut where we had pitched it-for the occasion, and straw hats and gay bandanas became the prevailing mode. Faithful Delta Chi's still twang Billy The Kid and 'Tirst Lady Up in the Ring , as they go about the campus. Of course it wouldn't have done to have let the new girls think we were really Es- meraldasng therefore, the next week we resurrected last year's dignity, that appeared in excellent condition after such a long rest, and displayed it suavely at a dinner dance on the Markham roof which became a ship for the night. The time flowed by as smoothly and quickly as Louis Caron's music to which we danced. Maybe it was the power of the entrancingly bright moon that shone on the gulf so far below us, but at any rate our rushing was highly successful, and we became excited all over again about our new pledges. We eventually dropped our roles as gracious hostesses and put forth a grim front with which to face them. Starting with pledge night, we sat back with raised eyebrows while our black-stockinged rats made beds and ran errands. We held Court on the ath- letic field for those who didn't appear to appreciate our superiority. Solemn initiation closed their week of misery, and every heart glowed with a mutual recognition of its beauty and meaning. Ar the Thanksgiving banquet the three sororities sponsored a stunt which brought forth many chuckles from the participants as well as from the spectators. Our new sisters turned the tables twice around when they gave us a return party, a dinner dance at the Edgewater Gulf Hotel on February 3. They proved that among their many capabilities, they knew how to throw a party. Our dance on February 8 heralded Spring as well as celebrated Valentine's Day. We heard from an alumna that it was the most successful dance Delta Chi has ever held, and what more could we add? Welve only one regret about the entire year. That is we can't jump back to September and do it all over again. MARY KATHERINE ELAM. T l-I E S E A I ,Q PAGE se SIGMA PSI IOTA Miss DANELLE YATES . MARGARET HOMANS . NANCY VOORHIS , HARRIET BRANDON EMLEY EREHART MILDRED KIRK G'U I. L PAGE 99 CDFFICERS , Sponsor . . 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X I 0 Mem ers - FIRST COLUMN ELIZABETH ABRAMS IRMEDE ALMAN BETTY ANDRES MAXINE BEATTY JEANNE BECKER BEULAH MARGARET BENNETT MARGARET BLANKENSHIP CELIA JANE BOGGS JACQUELIN CARPENTER SECOND COLUMN HAROLD CONNELLY MAYBELLE CONNELLY ANN DALY FLORENCE DAY DOROTHY DE ARMAN THIRD CATHERINE FLox BEVERLY FREDERICKSON BETTY FRIEND NANCY GARDNER GEORGE ANNE GILKEY BETTY DENNY MARJORIE EGOLF DOROTHY EISELE ELIZABETH FLEWELLYN COLUMN BETTY HABEL MARGARET HARDY DORIS HAVENER SUSAN HENDERSON FOURTH COLUMN ELMER HENRY MARJORIE I-IOUSER JEANNE IVEY BETTY KAI1N BESSIE LEWIS DOROTHY LUCAS SARAH ELIZABETH LUSBY MARY MARTHA MCKINNON FIFTI-I COLUMN ANNE MILLER BETTY ANN MUCHNIC MARILEN OLIVER ELI.-EN ORR DORIS PADEN MARCIA PUSTER LEIL.A RANSOM EMERICK READMAN ROBERTINE RHYMES SIXTH COLUMN PHYLLIS ROSENFIELD MAE SCHOEDE ELRCY SCRUGGS MAXINE SILL MARION SINCLAIR VERA SMITH JULIA SOMERVILLE Cl.-ATHERINE SOWDEN TOM ED STALLINGS SE VENTI-I COLUMN KATHERINE STANLEY JEAN STEINER LUCILLE TAFEL BARBARA WARR BARBARA WATKINS WINONA WEHLE ISABEL WILSON MARY ELIZABETH WOMACK PEGGY WOLEBEN EZ F Siqrna Psi Iota SIGMA PSI IOTA It was with some dismay on our return to Gulf Park that we old members noticed at once the absence of many of our friends. But the vast number of attractive new girls imme- diately commanded our attention. Seeking an opportunity for getting acquainted, we gave a Candlelight Tea October 7, 1935, in the Art Studio. Our big rush party was a ban- quet, October 13, 1935, at the Miramar Hotel in Pass Chris- tian. The tables were attractively decorated in blue and silver, our sorority colors. Several favors and corsages were presented to each rushee . On October 20, 1935, we held our pledge service for fifty- one girls in the Senior sun parlor. What fun it was to make our rats, carrying out our slightest whims, walk the plank. And didn't they look weird in their red bows and black stockings! Finally the most important event, the sol- emn initiation, took place October 27 in the Senior sun parlor. Fifty-one girls were initiated. Several Sigma Psi girls took part in a stunt presented at the Thanksgiving Banquet. Our new members entertained us most royally at a dinner dance at the Edgewater Gulf Hotel February 1, 1936. Fa- vors and Valentine place cards marked each place. Between the courses of a delicious dinner we rushed madly out to the lounge to snatch a few dances. Plans progressed for a dance March 7, 1936, and trips to Ship Island and Inn-by-the-Sea during April and May. We wish to thank Miss Danelle Yates, our sponsor, for all her advice and aid during the year. It is with great regret that we see another happy year drawing to a close. EMLEY EREHART. T I-I E S E A PAGE 102 is. DELTA ALPHA SIG-MA Miss MARY MINGE GRAHAM MARY JANE HOLDERNESS DOROTHY CAIRNS . MARGARET NIC!-:ous FELICIE JUNG . BOUTINE TOBIN OFFICERS O . Sponsor . , President Vice-President . Secretary Treasurer Chaplain G U L L O F 1 9 3 6 PAGE 103 -or 3 A1 'EQ ma Nh -9 nf MQ! 4+ ,As ,Q-1. dw ff- il ,ww lr 1..- 'FB' 'Q' W 0' 216 am ' ' ,..f sr- uf 4 ,- - Mem OTS ' FIRST COLUMN NORMA AUSTIN ELIZABETH BLACK NANCY BLOOMER LOUISE BROWN NXNCY BROWN SECOND C MARGARET COLSON JANE CONLEY JANE CLAYTON BARBARA DEAS JEAN EBERLE ELIZABETH CARPENTER ISABEL CORWIN SUE CRAXVFORD BETH CAMPBELL OLUMN HELEN DUNHAM CHARLOTTE ELY ELLA MAE EVANS GRETCHEN FREERICKS THIRD COLUMN DOROTHY GASS SUE GASTON MAE BURROWS HICKDRSON NELL IMIUDGENS GERTRUDE HILL JANE HITCHCOCK FLORENCE HOLTZEN ELIZABETH HUEF MARTHA HUNT FOURTH COLUMN SARA MARGARET JONES JANE JOSSMAN LUCILLE KALIFEH BETTYE FAE KEARNS ANN KIENZLE JANE KIRKPATRICK BOBBIE LACY JANE LEGG FIFTH COLUMN DOROTHY LOCKE EDITH LOWRY JEANNE MANN HELEN MCWANE JOAN IVIILLER ELIZABETH MOORE ANN MURRAY PAGE ETTA PARDEE BETH PHETTEPLACE SIXTH COLUMN ESTHER KATHERINE PIERCE VIRGINIA PORTIS CORA LEE POTNDEXTER DOROTHY SCHEIDLER MARJORIE SCI-IMISSEUR SEVENTH LOUIS TANNER BROWNIE THOMAS GUIDA THOMAS MILDRED WATKINS ROSE BUD WEBB LOIS SLAVENS MARY FRANCES STARBUCK JOANNA STEGEMAN JUNE SUNDBY COLUMN MARIE WILLIAMS PEGGY WILLIAMS EMILY ANNE WOLFE FRANCES WOODRUFF Cf., De ICI Alpha Si mu T H E S DELTA ALPHA SIGMA PIRATES We, the bold pirates of Delta Alpha Sigma Sorority, landed at Gulf Parlc College in September, 1935, searching for new loyal and courageous comrades to join our bands. We had lost many of our crew who had separated to go the ways of various and strange seas. ' We found some brave, oustanding characters who answered our need. After investigation we found them guilty of many petty crimes that had to be accounted for. This matter we handled hy holding court in the Y hut, where each one was summoned to answer for her wrong according to the seriousness of the charge made against her. After paying a fine in the way of entertainment for the rest of the court, each was acquitted. A week later we sailed away to a desolate spot, lcnown to the world as Ship Island, where our new prospects gained their sea- legs. The most stalwart dared to swim the treacherous waters, then all joined in a great feast of fried chiclcen and potato chips. Those who were captured by us were initiated into the crew by being made to dress and act outrageously, or to do what each per- sonal master demanded of them. The plank was made ready, and a warning given, that unless commands were carried out during pledge week, pledges would he dealt with accordingly. In solemn initiation our new associates promised to uphold the traditions and standards of the hand. Once familiar with one another we had much to do in seeking new adventures. After sailing on the high seas together for three months, we docked at the Edgewater Gulf Hotel where our new captives entertained us royally with dining and dancing to the music of Louis Caron's orchestra. The next important stop in our voyage was haclc at Gulf Park College where the whole crew joined in giving a Spring formal dance to soft lights and sweet music. Though we leave our new friends in command of the Delta Alpha Sigma Ship, we sincerely hope that our paths will cross many times in the years to come. MARGARET N1cHoL1E. 5 S 1 Q PAGE 106 E A G U L l. fHR, I LOUISE ANDERSON NORMA AUSTIN . P I ELIZABETH BLACK PHYLLIS JEANNE BLANGHARD BETTY BROOME MARY ELAM MARGARET ENGLAND KATHERINE GARBER 5 MARY JANE HOLDERNESS MARGARET HOLMANS JANE JOSSMAN l' 0 EDITH LOWRY W c ' S S 1 ALLENE ORGAIN CM Q? xi PEGGY SAMPLE xdfdl Q QQ: X' K fi. xl AY I-IELEN TAGGART HI Q N I!! fi BX lj PEGGY WOLEBEN - I Q Lx uk? E T GI P9 III I, 'AZFQQQL 'Sify dd X63 K xg L?-Q 5' VJ '-.' ,:. Q I YV 7' . C 1 Y in F'- F CQ f' ii 'J A E I A X ' 3 T fl ! ' ' Sf VX , QQ Y if ,- ll E X 55 ' Q. ' 75 gi ' E ,Rl PRESIDENTS Sh u' Q3 ,v I 1 I G 'SI 1 . y 5 -N Dk-ff-'::5 .ffJ' ,ix ' W 'I I , X- . x ef, K s Q. sv- 'HS 1. 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INIUDGENS GERTRUDE HILL DOROTHY GASS H HELEN DUNHAM CHARLOTTE ELY ELLA MAE EVANS GRE1'CHEN FREERICKS LUMN JANE HITCHCOCK FLORENCE HOLTZEN ELIZABETH I-IUEF MARTHA HUNT FOURTH COLUMN SARA IVIARGARET JONES JANE JOSSMAN LUCILLE KALIFEH BETTYE FAE KEARNS ANN KIENZLE JANE KIRKPATRICK BOBBIE LACY JANE LEGG FIFTH COLUMN DOROTHY LOCRE EDITH LOWRY JEANNE MANN HELEN MCWANE JOAN BIIILLER ELIZABETH MOORE ANN MURRAY PAGE ETTA PARIJEE BETH PI-IETTEPLACE SIXTH -COLUMN ESTHER KATHERINE PIERCE VIRGINIA PORTIS CORA LEE POYNDEXTER DOROTHY SCHEIDLER MARJORIE SCI-IMISSEUR SEVENTH LOUIS TANNER BROWNIE THOMAS GUIDA THOMAS MILDRED WATKINS ROSE BUD WEBB LOIS SLAVENS MARY FRANCES STARBUGK JOANNA STEGEMAN JUNE SLINDEY COLUMN IVIARIE WILLIAMS PEGGY WILLIAMS EMILY ANNE WOLFE FRANCES WOODRUEF in 'ig' I De IOI Alpha SI mo. DELTA ALPHA SIGMA PIRATES We, the bold pirates of Delta Alpha Sigma Sorority, landed at Gulf Park College in September, 1935, searching for new loyal and courageous comrades to join our bands. We had lost many of our crew who had separated to go the ways of various and strange seas. A We found some brave, oustanding characters who answered our need. After investigation we found them guilty of many petty crimes that had to be accounted for. This matter we handled by holding court in the Y hut, where each one was summoned to answer for her wrong according to the seriousness of the charge made against her. After paying a line in the way of entertainment for the rest of the court, each was acquitted. A week later we sailed away to a desolate spot, known to the world as Ship Island, where our new prospects gained their sea- legs. The most stalwart dared to swim the treacherous waters, then all joined in a great feast of fried chicken and potato chips. Those who were captured by us were initiated into the crew by being made to dress and act outrageously, or to do what each per- sonal master demanded of them. The plank was made ready, and a warning given, that unless commands were carried out during pledge week, pledges would be dealt with accordingly. In solemn initiation our new associates promised to uphold che traditions and standards of the band. Once familiar with one another we had much to do in seeking new adventures. After sailing on the high seas together for three months, we docked at the Edgewater Gulf Hotel where our new captives entertained us royally with dining and dancing to the music of Louis Caron's orchestra. The next important stop in our voyage was back at Gulf Park College where the whole crew joined in giving a Spring formal dance to soft lights and sweet music. Though we leave our new friends in command of the Delta Alpha Sigma Ship, we sincerely hope that our paths will cross many times in the years to come. MARGARET N1cHoL1E. E S E A G U L L 1.45 X Q PAGE ioe l-lk fx D F LOUISE ANDERSON NORMA AUSTIN li 4 X I ELIZABETH BLACK I K PHYLLIS JEANNE BLANCI-IARD BETTY BROOME MARY ELAM MARGARET ENGLAND KATHERINE GARBER '1 MARY JANE I-IOLDERNESS MARGARET I-IoLIvIANs JANE JOSSMAN -' EDITH LOWRY U xii 1 ALLENE ORGAIN sag 4 '15 ' K1 PEGGY SAMPLE - Xa Y fn ' A PS TQ Il Q or HELEN TAGGART ' is .1 gk I . I PEGGY WOLEBEN , Z - lk '-1 , BS LJ ,. X,--,N t K? T . l W- ' RICHARD G. Cox ' X 9 Q v Qvq' Q I 1?4'f,4f, A Q L x H : ll ff' JV' - X n. fi , - - ' W A A A II cb I TJ' I who SL ' ' f ' fs S ' 'il hu? ri' 1' V iii ' c f I Y '3' '15 f' 'Gfvf 'E S? V Y g b -Lf, 4. PRESIDENTS JI in I If . Zf q X , .gf isqy- Y f I N , Q. l 2 E 55:5 fd I I O -I sf' .ll' I PI-II THETA KAPPA OFFICERS MARGARET ENGLAND . . . Presidenl ELMER HENRY . . Vice-President ALICE WHITE RHODES . , Secretary EMLEY EREHART . Treasurer P1-xYLLxs JANE BLANC!-:ARD BETTY KEMP MARY ELAM VIRGXNIA SCHRIEBER PEGGY WOLEBEN T I-I E S E A I X PAGE 108 - -as Y. W. C. A. ,- ' f 4, ELIZABETH BLACK .... . President PI-IYLLIS JEANNE BLANCHARD . Vife-President NORMA AUSTIN . I . . Secretary JANE KIRKPATRICK . . Treasurer CABINET MEMBERS JANE CLAYTON ELIZABETH MOORE MARGARET ENGLAND ALICE WHITE RHODES ESTHER FROST PEGGY SAMPLE A SARA MARGARET JONES BROWNIE THOMAS MISS ZOE O,FERRALL Sponsor PAGE 109 G U L L O F I 9 3 C MARGARET ENGLAND DOROTHY CAIRNS , BROWNIE THOMAS A BETTY KEARNS . ELIZABETH MOORE , BOBBIE HUDSON . ELIZABETH I-IUEE T JANE DINSMOOR , ROSALIE THORNE . PEGGY MARRIOTT . ROSEMARY ALEY , SARA MARGARET JONES , ELMER HENRY . . JANE CLAYTON . . MISS WILLIETTA EVANS , MISS SARAH K. SMITH . Editor-in-Chief . Business Manager . . . Assistant Editor Assistant Business Manager A . . Literary T , A rt . . Feature , Photographic . . Athletic . . joke Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor Editor . Circulation Manager . Circulation Manager . A dvertising Manager , Advertising Manager . Literary Adviser . A rt Adviser S E PAGE 110 TAMMY I-IOWL STAFF PHYLLIS JEAN BLANCHARD JANE CONLEY 4,,. FELICIE JUNG . BETTY BROOME , . MAY BURROWS HICKERSON DOROTHY SCHEIDLER . . ALICE WHITE RHODES HELEN TAGGART . VIRGINIA HOLLIS . JEANNE PLETTNER I . ELIZABETH CARPENTER , SUE GASTON .E I BETTY MCKEON . MARGARET NICHOLIE . Miss LUCILLE CRIGHTON . Editor-in-Chief . Assistant Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Manager . Literary . Society Editor Editor Style Editor Art Editor . joke Sports Editor Editor Typist Typist Typist Typist Sponsor G U I. l. O F I 9 3 PAGE 111 The MISS ALICE MACNUTT MISS NORMA AUSTIN JEANNE PLETTNER BOUTINE TOBIN FELICIE JUNG , VIRGINIA BALKE NANCY VOORHIS . ETTA PARDEE . . CHARLOTTE YOCUM . . MAY BURROWS I-IICKERSON FIRST SOPRANO ETTA PARDEE GAIL CHRISTY CHTHERINE FLUX ROSALIE THORN DORIS HAVENER NORMA AUSTIN ELLEN JANE WALLER ROSE BUD WEBB JANE CLAYTON ROBERTINE RHYMES JEAN STEINER IVIAXINE SILL X f MILDRED KIRK K 'X N x ,Q-A glad? MAXINE BEATTY BETTY DAVIS Gee SECOND SOPRANOS DOROTHY CAIRNS BETTY CLARK MARY ELLEN DACY NANCY VOORHIS FELICIE JUNG MARCYA PUSTER DOROTHY BARNES LESLIE MITCHELL MAYBELI.E CONNELLY MAY BURROWS HICKERSON MARGARET NICHOLIE C111 , Director President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . Librarian . Historian Accompanist Accompanist Accornpanist ALTOS BETTY HART MELDRED PATON VIRGINIA BALKE JOAN MILLER BOUTINE TOBIN MARGARET I-IOMANS JANE WEIR RUTH GRISHAM HAROLD B. CONNELLY JEANNE PLETTNER MARY JANE I-IARDMAN BETTE KEARNS ALICE JOHNSTON L , PAGE 112 Dance Lea MISS MARY MINGE GRAHAM , Sponsor JANE JOSSMAN .,.. A President ALICE w.HITE RHODES . Vice-President BETTY BALLARD . , . I Secretary WINONA WEHLE . . Treasurer JUNE SUNDBY . Librarian MEMBERS ROSEMARY ALEY BETTY BALLARD BEULAH BENNET PHYLLIS JEANNE BLANCHARD JANE BROKS NANCY BROWN BEVERLY BUERLOT DOROTHY CAIRNS JANE CLAYTON SUE CRAWFORD BETTY DAVIS JANE DINSMOOR JANE DREW CATHERINE FLOX GRETCHEN FREERICKS LENA B. FUNK KATHERINE GARBER RUTH GRISHAM MARGARET I-IOMANS FLORENCE HOLTZEN MAY BURROWS I-IICKERSON BETTE FAE KEARNS ANNE KIENZLE JANE JOSSMAN FELICIE JUNG BETTY KAHN JAYN LEGG ELIZABETH MOORE BETH PI-IETTEPLACE BILLIE PHILLIPS CORA LEE POINDEXTER MARCYA PUSTER ALICE WHITE RHODES JANE SCHREIBER ELROY SCRUGGS JEAN STEINER RUTH STEWART JULIA SOMERVILLE JUNE SUNDBY JOSEPHINE TRAVIS ROSE BUD WEBB WINON.A WEHLE ELLEN WALLER PAGE H3 3 uv- is MISS SMITH, MISS NORTHROP VIRGINIA BALKE IVIAXINE BEATTY CELIA JANE BOGGS NANCY BLOOMER ELLA MAE CAUSEY BETTY CLARK JANE CONLEY JEANNE EBERLE ELLA MAE EVANS OLIVIA EVANS DIVA BROWN FLANAGAN JANE HITCHCOCK GERTRUDE HILL MARY JANE HOLDERNESS MARGARET HOMANS BOBBY HUDSON PEGGY HYATT JANE JOSSMAN BETTE FAE KBARNS SAMQVAR C LU B EDITH LOWRY DOROTHY LUCAS MARY MILLER ELLEN ORR ESTHER PIERCE ALICE WHIIE Rh0DES RUTH SCHONBERG PEGGY SAMPLE VARA SMITH JOANNA STEGEMAN HELENE STERNBERGER MAXINE SILL MARIAN SINCLAIR HELEN TAGGART LUGILE TAFEL EMILY WOLFE PEGGY WOLEBEN ISABEL WIILSON Sponsors T I-l E S E A PAGE 114 ART CLASS IN STUDIO COURT A pen and ink sketch of a smock clad girl giving impersonations in charcoalg a study in pastels showing diminutive housesg oils from the pallette to depict landscapesg a dip into water colour and a splashy extravagant color to flaunt designers expertly sketching and paintingg a design in leather exhibiting bookbinders at work-medley of line and color conceived by the artist's imagination, fired by his inspiration, and accomplished by his tech- nique to produce the activities of the Art Studio. mf? 5 NX .Y if 59' 9' G U L L O F l D 3 6 PAGE 115 J WI, J II II I I I I he summnning uergmau PRESENTED UNDER THE DIRECTION OE MISS NADINE SI-IEPARDSON IN TI-IE GULE PARK AUDITORIUIVI ON APRIL 22. T I-I E S E A G U L L . MEMBERS ROSEMARY ALEY LOUISE ANDERSON NORMA AUSTIN VIRGINIA BALKE BTULAI-I BENNETT MARGARET BLANKENSI-IIP NANCY BLOOMER ELEANOR BRASHEAR JANE BROOKS LOUISE BROWN BEVERLY BUERLOT MAYBELLE CONNELLY HAROLD CONNELLY SUE CRAWFORD JANE DINSMOOR EMLEY EREHART MARY ELAM TOMMIE EICHELBERGER OLIVIA EVANS ELIZABETH FLEXVELLEN LENA B. FUNK NANCY GARDNER ELIZABETH GILLETTE GEORGE ANN GILKEY JEAN HABEL HELEN HARTSHORN DORIS I-IAVENER ELMER HENRY MARY JANE HOLDERNESS ELIZABETH HUFE MARTHA HUNT PEGGY HYATT DOROTHY JACKSON ANN KIENZLE JANE KIRKPATRICK JOY KLISE DOROTHY LOCKE HELEN MCWANE LESLIE MITCHEL ELIZABETH MOORE MARY FRANCES PARNELL JEANNE PLETTNER ROBERTINE RHYMES ELROY SCRUGGS MAXINE SILL TOM ED STALLINGS JOANNA STEGEMAN BROWNIE MARIE THOMAS MARY ELIZABETH XVOMACK PAGE 117 OFFICERS PI-IYLLIS JEANNE BLANCHARD President PEGGY MARRIOTT , Vive-President JANE CLAYTON Secretary JANE CONLEY Treasurer SARA XXIALLIN . Librarian ef .,,-A I X. A COAST CLUB PEGGY WOLEBEN . . President BETTY KEMP . Vice-President ELMER HENRY , . Secretary ELAINE SKELLIE . Treasurer MIss MARGARET RUFSVOLD . Sponsor IRMEDE ALMAN BETTY BROOME CARYL BROOME DIVA BROWN FLANAGAN EDYTI-IE DEE SUE GASTON ELIZABETH GXLLETTE ROBERTA GRAY DORIS HAVENER HELEN HARTSHORN MARGARET HEWES MARINA MCMANUS BETTY MURPHY LOUISE NORTI-mop EMERICK READMAN VIRGINIA STEPHENSON GUIDA THOMAS GRACE WILLIAMS T I-I E S E A PAGE 118 G 05 JC Ol Gb PAGE 119 BEULAH BENNETT JACQUELINE CARPENTER SUE CRAWFORD ANIDA DARST JANE DINSMOOR DOROTHY EISELE ELIZABETH FLEWELLEN RUTH GRISHAM BETTY KAHN BETTE KEARNS MILDRED KIRK I-IEI.EN KNox The TEXAS CLUB eyes of Texas are upon All the live long clay. The eyes of Texas are upon You cannot get away. Do not think you can escape From night 'til early in the morng The eyes of Texas are upon 'Til Gabriel blows his horn. BESSIE LEWIS DOROTHY LOCKE JEAN MANN MARY MARTHA MCKINNON ALLENE ORGAIN ESTHER KATE PIERCE LEILA RANSOM MAXINE SILL MARIAN SINCLAIR RUTH STUART JUNE SUNDBY RUPERT I-I. COOKE you, YOU, them you, U l. L O F 1 9 3 6 l M -J V LTQQW ISC Snap Shots THE Y HUT IN WINTER When the North wind's chill breath mocks and derides, The Y Hut is laughing and holding its sidesg A bursting f'-IFPIS hungrily licking its rung, While Youth is a-chatting and smacking her tongue: The radio's screeching some silly tune, And lips are a-twisting 'round victual and rune, How warm to remember this cabin so couth, And marvel mere logs have withstood so much youth! PAGE 123 IN SUMMER In Nlaytime sweet roses cling wildly near the door. But heedless are the hungry eyes that always mirror more : For many feet and hurrying steps have made a crazy path Through pebbles and priclcles where pines have shed their wrath. Here, pahulum, not Man. plays the leading part. And the oesophagus, human-like. is nearest fair m.11d's heart, -Bath Kcrnp. CARIBBEAN CRUISE CUBA Oh, Cuba, lovely isle of enchantment, Wlmere beauty and laughter over us weave their spell, Oh, Cuba, we live in thy sunlight, The dreams and romance that only our hearts can tell, We hail thee with a song of devotion, Witlm friendship we bind thee around, Oh, Cuba, may our hearts ever cherish All the beauty entrancing That in thee we have found. GOODBYE JAMAICA Albert V. Davies. Goodbye, jamaica, now we must say farewell, Goodbye, Jamaica, parting time has come! Wlien we think of thee in the misty future Happy memories will steal into our hearts. Goodbye, Jamaica, now we must say farewellg Goodbye, Jamaica, we are sailing home! Albert V. Davies. PAGE 124 NIS!-i WATERS AND SPANISH MA!NI.AND GULF PARK GGES FISHING AND SWIMMING GULF PARK VISITS BELLINGRATH AZALEA GARDENS UN? 4 T!!! 2 ,gl SENIGRS TAKE TIME OUT FOR PLAY If HIGH LIGHTS IN GULF PARK Tuesday, October Thursday, October Saturday, November Thursday, November Friday, November Thursday, November Friday, December Thursday, December Sunday, December Tuesday, january Wednesday, January Tuesday, January Friday, January Friday, February Thursday, February Friday, March Saturday, March Wednesday, March March 21-April March April May May Albert Spalding Concert Hallowelen Banquet Sing Song Albert V. Davies Concert Student Recital Thanksgiving Banquet Joseph Auslancler Reading-Lecture Phi Theta Kappa Banquet Christmas Pageant Bob Davis Lecture Mischa Levitzlci Concert Charlemagne Banquet Glee Club Concert Dance League Recital Cradle Song lVIacNutt-Salomon-Davies Concert Workshop Plays Student Recital Cruise Ladies in Waiting Everyman May Fete Torchbearer Installation. -I' H E S E A PAGE 130 Qoooee SQQM2 00000000 N'-N i NK? PALE BLOSSGMS a hossoms flu ter to tle Sl Is Lrspeth srttrng Lmttmg strlla Punk buds are by the sun caressed Full blws oms nas th rr blushmg reast The Mehr umd shalces g x curls at vull O lnspeth are you knlttmg stall? The mottled grass has golden patches And shadowv threads nts green cloth catches Red blrds haxe chrrped sxnce fresh dipped day npeth x rpt that tear away But yet she tends her lcmttmg strll Another petals on t e sul A lnnrdlmg trrlls tn mockmg fun Laugh at her he tells the sun So the sally sun shmes clumhly by And moclcs the gem wxthm her eye He cannot sleep rn such brtght day He cannot spealc or he would say Hush thou singer change your song To somcthung sweet and soft and long For Loxe hath L speth m hrs power As brtter as a dyrng rose Next to a bud that loveher grows Th blrdlef Hlfted Inclfklng fall Hrs bosom ralsed wrth rnward gale Hrs lovely notes farr tipped the slcres And hushed Ill depths of LlSpElIl1 S Slglds An shook the pea h tr e trll rt sue B ll l1ll Q l1lXCK' round hlS head Pale blossoms Huttered to the srll O Lrsmrh wlll you lcmt there sull'7 Come sxp the honex from each flower Depos your km Lou s had hrs hour fAvd O he rules mth count nance sour What' Anoth r r ar beams to glrtter The Kr ndou down ah you are butter Btfh Kemp . P le ' . I 1 'II- - -I we , w - 1 . t s , l - 'e e ln 3 Y ' A K1 V. , , . - , ' 4 ' . X 1 , Z 0 , . . Y - O, Ls , r - . - , ' h ' l. U e rt H V 5 ' , 4. an i 5 4, , y - Q , Q E Y F 5 . ' 0 ' A D I! I , . i 1 Y ' , gr ' y His darts are always hitter-sour- f . . f I - H 1' f ' V - - , V I . I - : d ' c c ' rl d u ' Y . A 5 w 5 l - - ll r - . ' . r - ' n H , f , , ' . . r ' E . 2 l Q. 1 4- , V ' U e 1 4 ., ,, ' . ' 7 'Xi it-Y V' V -T yy , . 'X ' PAGE 131 Miss Hatcher fin Geometry classl: Here is a square with a circle passing through each of the four vertices. What can you say of this circle?'7 Yvonne Olinde: It's circumcisedf' Mrs. Clayton: I-Iow is Jane getting along with her singing lessons? Mr. Davies: Oh! I play on the white keys, I play on the black keys, and she sings on the cracks. What's the menu?,' We have a thousand things to eat, sir. What are they? Beans. if Cl I Ie's a fraternity manf, How do you know? I-Ie answered to four names in class todayf' joy: What'll we do-fox trot or waltz? Marvin: I don't care, it doesn't make any difference to mef' Joy: I've noticed thatf, Filling Station Attendant: I-Iow's your oil? K. G.: Fine, how's you-all? Dottie: Oh, he's too romantic. When he addresses me, he always says, 'fair lady'. Jane: Force of habit, my dear: he's a street car conductorf, Sign on music store window: Kiss the Girl You Love , and many others just as good. In Economics Class: You're just like Ivory Flakes-99.4W of you float around and the rest of you just sink. JOKES There are three ways to lose a friend: borrow, lend, and refuse to lend. The world's reatest water ower' a woman's g P 1 tears. There is the story of the Scotchman who had a gold fish for his friend's golden wedding anni- versary. Then there is the one about the Scot-:hman who died and left a million dollars to the mother of the unknown soldier. You never can tell about a woman-You shouldn't anyhow. Miss Shepardson: One of my students of Speech defined content as something carried in a bucket. Mr. Davies: That was time for ou to turn Y pailfi' Then there was the sweet young thing who at- tended the Revival Meeting in the hopes of meeting a life guard. Gertie fflipping a coin into the airj: Call it. Marg: Yoo I-Ioolv Tommie: That apple I just ate had a worm in it, and I ate that, too. Edie: What! I-Iere, drink this water and wash it down. Tommie: Aw, let him crawl downf, Miss Evans: Oh, you saved my life! Betty Kemp: What a little thing. T I-1 E S E A PAGE 132 Lady: Did you think the rain would dam- age the furr in this coat, sir-H Clerk: Did you ever see a skunk cary an umbrella, lady? Hostess: I shall put you girls in this room. You'll have a comfortable night as this is a feather bedf, At two o'clock in the morning one of the guests awoke her companion. Change places with me, Bobbie, she groaned, it is my time to be on the featherf, Tourist fro Indian in heart of reservationj: 'QWhite man hope big chief glad to see him. White man hope big chief feel tip-top this morn- ing. Indian fcallingj: Hey, jake, come here and listen to this fellow. He's great! Teacher: My goodness, Willie, how did you get such dirty hands? Willie: Washin' my facef' New maid at tea, ushering in admiral: This way, please, your flagship. Miss Skinner: Did you take a swim this morning? Tag: No, is one missing? Teacher: A fool can ask more questions than a wise man can answerf, Christy : That's why we all flunked our testf' Clerk: These are especially strong shirts, Madam. They simply laugh at the laundry. Customer: I know that kind: I had some which came back with their side split. JCDKES judge: You mean to sit there and call your- self a lover of peace after intentionally dropping a brick on Clancy's head?,' Prisoner: Sure, I never saw Clancy so peace- ful as just after I dropped the brick. Hollis: Is the Secretary of Agriculture in? Man: Not just now, Madam. What did you want him for? Hollis: Well, I have a geranium that isn't doing so wellf' Old Maid: 'QHas the canary had its bath yet? Servant: Yes, Malam. You can come in 77 now. Mr. Jones: Do your daughters live at home?,' Nlrs. Smith: My, no, they're not married 97 yet. Miss C : Cats can not be taught to do things the way horses and dogs can. That fact shows they have no real intelligencef, Isa T , : Doesn't that make you feel bad? Sergeant fat police stationl: XX7hatl You back again?'l Prisoner: Yes, sir. Any letters? Voice way after light bell: Wake up, quick. 'QQ Wake up. QQCan,t',, NWI-lyv??, Not asleep. Piece from K. Cifs diary: School is a period of waiting for one week-end to the next. G U I. I. O F t 1 9 3 6 PAGE 133 The rooster leaned his head disconsolately against the barn door. What's the use of it all,'y he said sadly. Eggs yesterday, chickens today, feather dusters tomorrow. Porter: Did you miss that train, sir? Would-have-been passenger: No, I didn't like its looks, so I chased it out of the station. Janie: But, joe, I can't marry you, you're almost pennilessf' Joe: That's nothing, the Czar of Russia was Nicholasf' Lives of Seniors all remind us We should strive to do our best, And departing leave behind us Notebooks that will help the rest. Do you believe in love at first sight? No. Come over again tomorrow night. DO YOU As never in the past we keep kool until it time to retirev by riding in the car we bought because we asked the man who owned onen. In fact we get such a lifrn during that pause that refreshes that we think to our- selves, I feel as if I'd walk a mile for a Cameli' and then visit the house of courtesyv before returning home. Because we wish to guard the danger line we see our dentist twice a year . We start the day right by staying on the alkaline siden during the entertainment the night before. After tasting the difference we resolve to see our grocer tomorrow , to look for the date on the can , and to refuse substi- tutesn for the product we wish to buy. By such an act we guard the skin we love to touch and are being kind to our throats at the same time. As we sit and watch the Fords go byn, we suddenly decide to lose that fat and get rid of that tired feeling. The man who said, By their signs ye shall is JOKES I bumped my head on the piano last night. Were you hurt? No, I hit the soft pedal. Lou: Say, what can I do about my snoring? I snore so loudly I wake myself up. Bobbie: In that case I advise you to sleep in the other room. Jack: Darling, I love you as no one ever has beforef' Nickie: I can,t see any difference. Don,t bother me, I'm writing to Joe. But why are you writing so slowly? He can't read very fast. Germans name their battleships after jokes so the English won't see them. KNOW THEM? know them , was too advanced for his years, for he was able to see then what we are just now discovering in this period of high pressure sales- manship and advertising. In honor of his state- ment he should be acclaimed by advertisement writers near and far as their ranking number one national hero, their Washington, their Lin- coln, because today it is truly by their signs that we know them. Not only are they known by them to us, but to the people of other countries as well. They are printed not only in English, but also in foreign languages. The announcers on our radio pro- grams, sponsored by the companies that manu- facture these different things, use them to re- mind their listeners that they are offering this or that product for sale. Because of the re- turns they make in profits they do not want us to forget to try one of the 57 different varie- triesv or to keep the school girl complexionf, Elizabeth Abrahams T I-I E S E A G U I. I. PAGE 134 'W Zz Qur Advertisers COM Swimming Tennis Boating Riding Fishing' 4 fwww W L EDGEWATER GULF HOTEL Edgewater Park On the Mississippi Gulf Coast D. o. CONWILL, Mgr. BETWEEN BILOXI AND GULFPORT Winter Season: NOVEMBER TO MAY Summer Season: JUNE TO SEPTEMBER Phone 1270 e.'::::::::::::::::::::::::::- :::':: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::- l '7 sl CParent5 The Aristocrat of Southern Taverns bids you Welcome. Whenever you visit the coast, which we hope will he frequently, we want you to feel at home, ancl will take pleasure in extending to you and yours the facilities of this hotel for your comfort, convenience ancl enjoyment. Great Southern Hotel Nffgmssfgffl' '77ffl!6.S!' Coffee Shoe Sp i kler System Throughout D. C. BAKER, Manager L ,e -:,,: - -:,:,:::::,,,::,,::,:,,::,s, A - .ee:,,,:,,::,,:::::,,,,,,,, - 4 ::::0::::- PATRONIZE AAAA -A-AAAAA ---- --:::4-0-q I4 Compliments of BUTLER AND BARRETT INSURANCE '4 I4 '4 K '4 '4 I4 4 4 I Gulfport, Miss. Phone 128 :4 4 J --------------------------,.----,.,., J. A. STYRON ENGRAVING COMPANY ENGRAVERS-STATION ERS Shreveport, La. Phone 81 EAT Tomis Toastecl Peanuts an Candies ALWAYS FRESH AND DELICIOUS FRANK P. CORSO Distributor BILOXI, MISSISSIPPI COMPLIMEN TS X OF Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company Bakers of SUNSHINE BISCUITS cl J. SID CHADWICK Jeweler 14th Street Gulfport, Miss. '7 '4 I4 MI, '4 '4 I4 I4 I 4 4 4 J :::::::::::::A:::::::::::::::::- -A7 The Equitable Life Assurance Society Rep fese nted Locally by ERNEST M. BARBER RAYMOND BUTLER WILLIAM BARRETT '4 '4 '4 I4 'K I4 '4 4 4 4 I I I4 I4 4 I 4 '4 '4 '4 '4 J PALMER rv I4 '4 '4 '4 K 4 '4 '4 INSURANCE AGENCY if Hewes Annex Building Suite 214 PHONE 82 GULFPORT, MISS. 4 I I .S GREETINGS T0 'GULF PARK A WARREN JACKSON ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE Life, Accident, Automobile, Fire Representative THE TRAVELERS INSURANCE COMPANY HARTFORD, CONN. Bank of Gulfport Bldg. Telephone 46 Gulfport, Miss. Compliments of A HANCOCK COUNTY INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES Fire, Casualty, Fidelity, Tornado, Bonds BAY ST. LOUIS, MISS. A. A. SCAFIDE, Agent Phone 108 Hancock County Bank Ji I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Q, -e:::::::: --:::: --AA ::::: - -::::::Q Q-:::: A A::: --AAA A::: :::::::::::::.j U' elsif? UI-sf' Long Beach, Mississippi ' v f Q , fmO:mm:mmxmmxmmv I Om: memmsmmcmmm ROSENBLUM'S DEPARTMENT S . . STORE Wim mm g Exclusive Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Boatlng Gulfport, Miss. filllllllllllll:::::::lll:lllllllll? 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A ,, . vv... ig Kennedy e Bnnnann 5: Incorporated INSURANCE AND EE BONDS X if Phone 1313 GULFPORT, MISS. COMPLIMEN TS EI OF P lr Rankin-Wehh Insurance AQBIICY y Gulfport, Miss. Phone 31 --------------- ------,,-------, :::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::o--Q :E With Our Compliments To 44 4 Gulf parlc College Whom We Have the Pleasure of Serving H. T. Cottam ancl Co. Incorporated PHONE 181 GULFPORT, MISS. Stewart-Sneecl-Hewes Lf Y 44 '4 44 lr 14 :i Incorporated 4 4 If INSURANCE IN ALL ITS 1: BRANCHES 4 :E INSURE AND BE SURE 4 ii 1414-B 25th Ave. Phone 170 4 it GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI 1 4: '4 L.. -------------AAA+-----AAA----- - - .......... vv..........v......,, : :J Yr vvvv vvvv -vvv -vvv : :fy Compliments of the COAST COCA-COLA BOTTLIN G CO. Phone 374 GULFPORT, MISS. Y 4 GULFPORT CEE INSURANCE AGENCY :r S. A. TOMLINSON, Agent +I 14 :I 'A' li 44 il First National Bank Building '4 4, PHONE 135 GULFPORT, MISS. 4 '4 L.::::::::::: -:::::::::::::::: WHY FIFTEEN MILLION WOMEN COOK WITH GAS Because Gas Cooking is BETTER-QUICKER-CHEAPER THE SOUTHWESTERN GAS 86 ELECTRIC COMPANY Serving Natural Gas to the Communities of the Mississippi Gulf Coast For All Domestic, Commercial and Industrial Purposes fA::::: A:::: :::'- - '7 ::::::::::::::::::::: A A::: A -,::::, EE K1 l 1 1 COMPLIMENTS 1 C ulf Parlc Colle e Curls It U 1 1' 1' s 1 Th ' Cl 11 1' 1, , 1, e ect e1r ot es 1' 1, Umtecl C ash A le I: If ,, A t the ,, 1, Grocery, ! . 1, ,1 1 1 1 12 L. A. KOENENN, Manager 1 M IE 1, 1, 1, 1, . 1, 1 3, Phone ! 3 U Gulfport' MISSA New Orleans Illemphis Birmingham . , , :::::::::::::::: ':::::4 ::::::::::: ':::: ---- : :::: - -J veeeeeeeeeeeeeefeeeeeeeeeeeee -:- - 7 fee: were A Aeeeeeeeeee: A: - -rv 'f MONTAG BROS 1 M cl ' 1 1 . ' OO y S 'l 1 ll 'P fi 1f '0'f f Mode rn Tourist C amp 21 1: Manufacturers of 1, 1: :P TWO MILES EAST OF fl ,I MON TAG'S FASHIONABLE 1, GULF PARK COLLEGE ,I 1 1 5, WRITING PAPER Who Recommends Unreservedly 1: Gulf Park College Students' Store Recommends These Beautiful, Cool Camps to if Ou' S 1'i0ne'9' Our Patrons While Sojourning 3, :I ATLANTA, GA. NEW YoRK ,E On the Coast. ,I 1l----,-----m- ammmmmul Hmmm-mma----a..---maxi KAAAAAAAA A A AAAAAAAAAAA A A A A A A? A A A A A A AA A fAAAAAAAAfAAA AAiAAA' ' ,I 1, 1 . 1 1' O EPH 5' - If Gulf Pa rlc Colleg e 1, -I S I 1, 1 3, Uses and Recommends jewe er K ft REUTER'S SEEDS, BULBS We Specialize in fl I ,1 AND PLANTS 1, College ara Fraternity ,X 1: ll li 1, 320 North Carrollton JACWCITY 1, ll ll if NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA fl 2412 14th Sr. Gulfport, Miss. fi , r v IAAAA AAAAAAAAA AAA? AAAA AAAAAAAAAAA AAA? 1, 1 1 1' 1 H ' B 11 1 ,E CQMPLIMENTS 1, 3I111llTOI'1 I'Ot CTS 1, 1 1 1 gf E, Company. Inc. 3, 1, l P 1, ll ll 1, 1 HEATING, PLUMBING, SHEET 1 1, 1, :r 5, F. W. WOOLWORTH Co. 1 METAL, ROOFING 1 1, Quick Repair Service 11 GULFPORT, Miss. Qt Phone as Gulfport, Misa. , r I: It it 1, 1 1, If :::- ::::: --f: - ::::::J ::::: - ::: - :::: ::::: ':::J All P P A A A ,::,,.,::..-4-:: ',,- ', '0:J7 F::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::??::::: ? P I A P II . P 1 r Phone 330 sox as 4 :P Ladies' and Chlldfen S 'Shoes :P :P 1325 Twenfy-eighfh Avenue 4: P P P 'P 1 - 1 1 44 HOSICYY, Buclcles 14 :E AND I Q . 44 ancl Laclxes Hancl-BagS METAL 4 44 . 14 44 lncorporafed 4' d . ' 'P Reasonably Price N. A. RICE, Manager GUPfP0f'. M'55- P P 'P 'P 'P af 'P 'P . - 'P 14 1 1 Complete Equupmeni fo Fabrecafe All Forms Of 4 1: Sheef Mefal Work 4 4 :I 4: 1' Approved Roofers and Disfribufors of COFTIPOSIPIOU 'P 'P GULFPORT MISSISSIPPI 'P 1: Roofing, Asbesfos, Slaie and Tile 4: 14 7 Q4 4 14 14 44 -AA , 'P ,,.. - A A -::::::::-5 if::::::::::::::::::::::::':::':' v v 'J :::::::::::f::::': ' ' AA:: :::::::A::::::::::,,,,,:::::::::00G ?::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::vv 'w? 3 P P 1 P I N ULF I 1P T 4. M4 G 4 1 F- 1 P 4 4 4 PAINT COMPANY IP P D Y -+4 P :P L :P . 4 h W P 14 44 44 Paints, Varms es, a HPCI' 4 'P 1 ' 1, 1-1 E R D and Glass 'P 'P 1 44 Mailed to Long Qlciinkfs for Only WE SERVI:ixIggll4:'OIEJ14A?RK-WHY P C P4 'P 'P 14 4' 1 4 P 'P Gulfport and Biloxi 1: Phone 522 1' 44 so Herald Bldg. 44 4 4 :P I 4 1: AAAAA AAP 4 A AAAAA A AA::A:::::,: gf::::::::::::::::::::::::::: --vvv v ' b:::::::::::::Tiiiii1ilL:::::::::::1f0:::::::::::::rf::::::::::::::':''O K-::::::::::::: v--- --vv 4 4 44 A 44 1 1 P 1 4 T P ite? Division 4 14 COMPLIMENTS OF 4 P CW? P 1 1 y 14 4' 'P 1 1 P 14 4 UNDERWOOD ELLIOTT 4 4 Gulf Coast Cleaners 4 P FISHER COMPANY 1144 To P 'P 'P 44 'P 'P Typewriters, Accounting Machznes, The Students of P 1 1 IE Adding Machines, Carbon Paper, 4 14 Park C0114-gge . 1 'P Ribbon-9 and other Supplies We Are Grateful for llze Privilege of E 1 . 1' 342 Madison Ave. New York, N- Y- Serving You :P :E Sales and Service Everywhere 1' PHONE 6 P 1: Il I v':::::::::::::::::::,,::::::::::::VT:::::::::::::::::::::ff: -v'- ' ' 7 'P 14 4' 'P 4 44 4' e o z 'P P P Ort Pr1nt1n P Qt TH VA ITY s P It 4 P g 1 A 4 4 4 14 Company 4 4 PQ 4 H0 0 muff P I4 RALPH E. BRASI-I, ,wmagef 4 1 ,PI 'P P ,-' Wm I AZ-Zarer 1 P SPECIAL COLOR WORK P 4 14 14 SCHOOL AND COLLEGE PRINTERS P 12 Ecu ee th eet 4 4 EMBOSSED AND ENGRAVED 4 14 4 12 STATIONERY 4 h P14 s 44 GULF P RT, lSSI IPPI Phone 789 Gulfport, Miss. 4 It P 4 b::::A:g ::::: :::::::::::::::::::: L:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: szhu-29 wg 'lion ,lda-o f:::::::::::::::::::::::4--1 I i I I Y X X I N! :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: A--A -1 COMPLIMEN TS OF Paramount and Anderson Theatres Hosts to the Coast r - -----v--- --v.... .... : : ::,:,,,, 'n MAGNOLIA F URS DE RENE 1 V IIC NEW OR S-IMPORTED ER MES 415 Ro I Street MAIN 3042 NEW ORLEANS Y,A-------------------------- fS::::: ::-:::::::::::::::::::::::::: 'r 'r 'r 'n 'r 'r 'r 'r 4+ in ir 4a ir ir 'r 'r 'n 'u 1 :::: : -1 f-:::::v tr 'a 'a 'n 'r in in Wu ir 'r 'n 'u 1+ tr -ee::::::::::::::::: - - A COMPLIMEN TS OF PCCI'lCSS ICC Cream Company J. K. MILNER, Prop. GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI 3520 Upper Line New Orleans, ::::::::::::::::::::::: : :::: e:- O'QUIN STUDIO photograbky We Specialize in School Photographs HILMA O'QUIN, Prop. PUT YOUR HEART IN rms ART or me INDIAN An Old Town Canoe hrings new wonders and fun. The easy stroke of a paddle will take you for miles through the wilderness. Birds on the banks will whistle a welcome. Lapping water will lull you to rest. There's always fun on the water. You can own an Old Town Canoe. They cost very little and last for years. Made like the Indian hirchharks-they're quick and responsive. But tbey're stronger and steadier than the Indian craft. See all the models in the free catalog. Paddling, sailing and spon- son types. Also a variety of outboard boats, dinghies, and rowhoats. Write today. Old Town Canoe Company, 36 Middle Street, Old Town, Maine. ' ' ' S 6' ld own Cpmoefi Cafeteria and Restaurant Supplies FOR SCHOOLS, COLLEGES AND INSTITUTIONS Furnished by Louhat Glassware E917 Cork Company NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA P il 4+ 'r 'P ir 'P 'P Wa 'P 4' 'r La f ff - I e' ' N' , ,.,4 f. , , . . f 'B , . ,f - f - ,-f 644 I 73 X ff ,IW P25159 W fix? X 1 Mba Q.-effe-514' HMI, -II -MI --- -, 'fix ,,,,,:,,,,,,,,. Y' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - ' ' i5f fI,::Eff'7 +C 'I 'I ,I J.II.lllllWERHIRNIIllREBU. , 1 I '117E:5:2:1:121:f?'l9::f? ?g15:f?:9 ',:Y '- 0 '-1'L9g:2j721:f1ft7:f:Q:V ' df' ,I ' ,, II The F urmture M en H I H I, I :afylggqz-:-:4 Wi-:y , '5 'I f ' 1 ,449 '5-,'5vrf:7:i: 575' 1 -is-. Q 7 v ' 1I 5-'A I I 'I -f.:- Q Furniture and Household ' 'A A ' ,,,i ,. gswf g I Furnishings :lv Ibn 5-'P Q I 'I 'I I' S .1 .-L -'-'- .-11553:-:--L-55 -'dbx-. -1 ' 4 ' ...f2ef2g222fEe:a,sf,z2:fezfas.fre? ' 5' ,t GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI ' I --f1f52f5f2g2a55zI I- --I-- - I- 'I L, ------- A-A------------- F 'I I I 'I 'I I NATIONAL COAL E5 COKE CO. 'I 'I 'I 'I 1: PRODUCERS AND DISTRIBUTORS 'I 'I BANKHEAD AND SUMMIT COALS I 4 'I 'I I 'I L. ........ - - V 'I 'I 'I I 4 'I I I 'I I JONES BROS. DRUG co. 1: The Rexan Stores 'I 'I GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI QI 'I 1 I 4, vvvvv. T I I I' HAUSMANN, Inc. I :I New Orleans' Leading Jewelers 1 I SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR COLLEGE AND :E FRATERNITY JEWELRY ', We Carry a Full Line of Favors Suitable for All Occasions 'I 1 I 'I 'I af :I -U ll in v v v v v v ---------- ::::::::::::v :::::::v :::::00.r l, M W' 1 47 5 FRANKQS PLACE I I For Fru1ts and Produce-Gysters In Season I 4 1 CALL I PHONE 9140 4 II WE SERVE GULF PARK-LET US SERVE YOU 4 4 , 4 4 l L, ----------------AAAAAAA--- -----A---------- 1- A ::::: : - I f ARVAH S. HOPKINS 5 DENTIST I I I 4th Floor, Bank of Gulfport Phone 355, 753 I I I I L A:::::::::::v F I :I I 4 5 I :I I :I 'I 4 4 4 A-uc-.u .- . ' Q : l l I I I L I fx ::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::: :::::: ::::v GULEPDRT LAUNDRY fa CLEANING CD. ,I A Modern U p-to-Date Plant 1: YOUR LAUNDRY, DRY CLEANING, DYEING, RUG CLEANING 1' IS SAFE IN oUR HANDS I We Store Rugs and Clothing 1 WE SERVE GULF PARK COLLEGES I 1318-22 Thirtieth Avenue , Gulfport, Mlss. I I I I L, :: : :: : - :v J T I A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A:::-::::.r::::e:::::::::::::::a::ooo.oo-oo000002 r -v---------------vvv------ rv I I I ' 4 I I' I I I I Tenth Annual II I I I' I I I Caribbean Cruise II I I' I I I Party on Board I I' I I I s.s. santa Marta I I ' I' I I I under the direction II I I' I I I of Richard G. Cox, I I' I tl I President Gulf Park I I I' I I I College. I I' I I I ONE OF THE PALATIAL STEAMERS OF THE I UNITED FRUIT COMPANY I I 1I E I I I L-':::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA:::::::::::::::::-2 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' :::::::::::::::::::::':'::: '::::::::::::::::::::::a3 I I I I 4 I C I I 9 RE 1+ ' . I 1: .,,, I -E22Q1j15fg:1 ff' j',gQ7-Q' 4 gg MILK CREAM I II 4 . IVIA I 4. I . I '---I'- 1 N-C-'I I '- I . I I I I 4 5: , I fI vfsc-RAEA 5 I 4, 4, I I I I I I :g PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS I: 'I I I I 1: Let Us Serve You As We Serve If 4 4 :I Gulf park I I I I: Phone 550 I I I II Box 43 GULFPORT, Miss. I I I I I I In I 'I S rf ? YESTERDAY-TODAY-TOMORROW DAY'S Has, Does and Will Exbress Abbreciatfon for the Tracie of Gulf Park College Girls by Being Accommoclatfng HANCOCK COUNTY BANK SERVES THE MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST GULFPORT PASS CHRISTIAN BAY ST. LOUIS -::::-0-0.0 Gulf Park Colleqe BY-THE-sEA A Fully Accreclitecl funior College for Girls Outdoor Life the Year Round Delightful Surroundings and Climate on the Beautiful Mississippi Gulf Coast THE LIBERAL ARTS COURSE COMPRISES TWO YEARS COLLEGE WORK, IN ADDITION TO THE HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC, ART, SPEECH, HOME ECONOMICS, SECRETARIAL COURSE PHYSICAL EDUCATION National Patronage, Limited Enrollment PRESIDENT RICHARD G. COX GULFPORT, Miss. HQOTEL M RKMA Guifportis Finest Hotel Every Room --Zaigf :,:A:, ini All With Bath TQ Jpul if outside Strictly 1 E::VA ,:-'E lzli Rooms Modern and ji Gu port's ' Mi ,,,,,Af,, it zl: 1: 1 V 'S 1-7 Agp onl S oooo 525 lag o o : its Y , ,A1:.o'i' 5 S ,o.V, L , 5 553. Fifepf-mf 1: 11-1115-Qtfffl 1 fi, 15,1919 5 39 ,213 lp! if Hotel 111233, ,Q ii f' - 1 1 219532 2 is s e 1 21 oo 5' an 1 oo'-o Io' :oo. ooo l ' A1o l 1 l 1 1 I n . V . . ,. ' 1.V ,.,.. - 1 1 a .1-IH oooo 1 . o ri 44 . ...i.,.:5?,5, ':'.'.b ,. Viul J A 'J I ,. , M31 H A..' H Q VPA, . - . . - - .f -1 -Q . ,..,. ,M . . -4 .S. V ,. ,.-.. i . EUROPEAN PLAN Students of Gulf Park College, their friends and relatives are cordially invited to make themselves at home in this hotel whenever they are in Gulfport. Artesian Swimming Pool Roof Garden 1160 Feet Above the Gulf? Crystal Ball-Room Coffee Shop Gold Room Beauty Parlor Barber Shop Complete Valet Service Automobile Storage Garage Travel and Information Bureau An Institution in Keeping With the Grandeur and Beauty of the Mississippi Gulf Coast 31 GEO. M. WILKINSON, Manager '1 1 4 '1 1 1 '1 41 '1 '1 41 41 41 '1 1 1 '1 '1 '1 '1 41 41 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 1 1 41 '1 41 1 1 '1 '1 '1 '1 1 41 '1 '1 '1 41 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 41 41 41 '1 '1 '1 '1 41 1 1 '1 '1 '1 '1 1 1 '1 '1 '1 '1 1 1 41 '1 '1 1 11 '1 '1 '1 :1 +I 41 '1 '1 '1 '1 '1 1 '1 '1 '1 1 '1 11 J 11 1, 73 '4 3 'Q m U , , -1 .. g P I: 5 5 1 1 . -1- 1 11 -4 41 '1 6 : an 'I '1 ' 1, 1, 2 0 2 1, 1, -I GW 11 11 3 ' il 2 -I 1+ 11 2 U 1: 1: 3 5 : 1: 11 DT Nm ig 15 I- 3 Q 3 -4 ig 11 W 4, 4, i Q 1 2 '11 1, 1: 1:1 2 Q so X 11m -- 1 ' 1 ' I CD 1' 1' m 3 3 T Z! 1' EY- . 3, C 1: 12 3, ... 1: 1I . -U '1 11 :1 11 ' --A:::::AA vvl:::::::::::::::', 4, p If :U Hx: I1 11 ' 2 A 5 11 'S rn ' RN 11 :I xg E, E 1: 1: ' 2 A - fs 1-1 11 17 1 o ' 18. OG ff-1' E 91 It If PQ 'W U 75 Q, 1: 1: r Q S L 0 11 1, S Z I q 3, 'U it It S 5 E5 Q' ,.q N 5E 51 iz E -1 fe' 4 Cf 1: It 2 UU 2 2, FD 11 11 5 o ,... rn D .1 :g vp ,, Q, O I 1 Q ple 1, 4, V-' - K 0 ro Q It 1: .D 1-s 1 1 cn TI 11 5 ' Q T1 3, A -4 2 E V' V3 oo I 0 l'T l kD L- A , glfacfscf. DESIRING ONLY THE BEST SERVICE AND QUAL- ITY WORKMANSHIP, THE STAFF OF THE 1936 2755 Sea QM ELECTED US TO DESIGN AND ENGRAVE THEIR ANNUAL O YEARS OF COLLEGE AND SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS EXPERIENCE HAVE PLACED US IN THE FIELD OF BETTER PLANNED ANNUALS. WE OFFER A DIS- TINCTLY DIFFERENT TYPE OF SERVICE, WHICH IS EVIDENCED BY OUR BEING ELECTED YEAR AFTER YEAR TO REPEAT OUR QUALITY WORK ON THE SAME BOOK. Uoffsge Gqlznuaf Lfgiviiion ALABAMA ENGRAVING COMPANY BIRMINGHAM,
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