Gulf Park College - Sea Gull Yearbook (Gulfport, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1923 volume:

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HARDY WHOSE SUNNY SMILE, WHICH IS AN OUTWARD SYM BOL OF A BIG SOUL, WHOSE POWERFUL ASSISTANCE 4 IN PRACTICAL AFFAIRS, AND WHOSE CHRISTIAN TEACHINGS HAVE BEEN A CONSTANT JOY AND SUPPORT TO US, WE, THE ANNUAL STAFF OF TWENTY-THREE, DEDICATE THE SECOND VOLUME OF THE I Ir SEA GULL V I WWWWWWWMWWWWWMWWWWWWWMMWWMWWWMMWMWMWMMMMMMH Savvy YK 9 Qifwxk ' l A 54 1 EDUH'fiEg2'xx Ii, gif Qs' E if' iii 4T4fp,, ,-45 Q57 260 1 f 'fuz Aezfiw' w QSM: EDQTO9' NQN S S 'P , 1, 52 7-1EA5xX'Q: A EI.x7ABm'H VVILLS . . . ERNESTINE NEUHixRn'r . . f3RlFFIN DAN'1'zL1iR . . Em'1H VVEDEKIND . . lxnz Tmsm-LY . . FRANCES POST . . RUTH PONDHR . . BIi'I l'Y MORTIMER . . MARX' VVILKINSON . . . AIJRIENNIS DUFFY . . . . . IVIAKY El,IZABE'1'I'I AI.I7ERSON ALrnREx'MM'P1ELn. . . Miss MARGARET LYONS . . Sea Gull St . Editor-in-Chirf Businvss Nfllllllgfl' . ,'1.fJ0l'iIlff' Editor . .lxvofiatf Edilor . .-lilllrtif Edilor . . . flrl Edilor . . . 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HARDY ..... . . Businrss Mnnrzgrr IX1RS. RICHARD G. COX . . . Dfmz of Ilomr Drprzrtmrnf Page xefventfen T sie SEA GU LL f , ' L, Z Y? ,. '- M Faculty XVII.LII2TT.X EVANS, AB. INIfz BRYAN, AB. English Psyfllology. History ALICE XVITIIIQRSIRIIIN, A.B. and B.S. ELIZARIITH E. SIIISARER, A.B. Latin Frfnrlz EIIAILNII M. me JAIVIQ, B.L. gl. C. HIxRm', KLA. Fffllfll, Sjvanisli Biblr KI.AXRG.XRET B. LYIIN, AB, I R.xNCI3S HOWE LEIGHTIIN, BS. ll1IlllII'I71I1lll'5 Clzrmislry, Biology ALRIQRT V. ID.-XVIES i Comvwi Pianisl, Composrr Piano, .IIlfua111'fIi Tln'orrti1'al SI1l1j1'z'I.v ,' Dirrdor of Collsrr-'Uafory RIARIANNE BYERS Piano M.xRTH,x REANI Violin, Orvllrslra, .lpprfriaiion SARAH Ii. SAIITH .-lr! KI.-XRY LACY I,YLE, HS. Ilomr Eronomifx -Il'I,I.-x C. CLRRIQY Pllysifal Training IXIRS. FSTELLF V. COTTAIAN l.il:rar'ian RIAHLE RIANNING VVEDGE Voifr, Gln' Club, Musiral Ilislory RIINERVA CROXYIS Piano, Tlzrory ETH EL POWELL Exjuvxvsion MRS. ETH EI, T,xvI.oR S'l1ortl1a11I1', Tyjwqvrililzg. Boolfkrrjvilzg MRS. B. I. Moom' Lilzrarian MRS. E. H. ELLIOTT Diflirian MRS. B. H. BATES MRS. E. C. BOYKIN MRS. NIAUIJE THIIMPSON Ilosirssfs Page righffon Glhvn mr hipt in all Ehai 1rrz1i5 nf 11111211511- PUP1' I5 . - Tennyson: The Pr incess. Bunk Emu 'M M Flhv 011515525 r.,. .,-X WN. V . 1 X 1, . . X Alllfiv-NX-1,-VNVX , AX, X ,e X . ,:+- X..X', 1 ,',, ' 4 L. , X, ,kg XX . Xwxw X , V. .,.X,,.. K ,. ,Xi .-71i',' ,XV ,ln A NT, 9 , 1 ,if ff' Z 'Vi 913 '1 K 5:1 Y 1 -QPAAX, ., Qvlsafnvx 2 'fi' -QA . C, - X .U X' - -2 T, . .g 7 'f , r-X uifv' X 7.. ' ' ,'X 34 X .4 . .f.X, fr! f' , 3012? l ' . EP'-,L- X ftf, :X XL.: X , 1 'VAX Q, ..:.i'1fY'. ',J',, Hi 355' S V X X X V '-'swf Y . IQ, J. ,I X .V - l .1' AT: I Q.. tg 3, rv XX X X,' -' - X ., , X , X S X , 11, X Liocj , i ' X X - X - SX, V 'X I , ,X-, , .T X 'A ' X . . 1 XFX, X 'lil .ui 2. 4 .7 :L ,, ri. .1 X. .a' , ,- X X Al ,X , r-Vi' V X.. rv X DX, ms fy -5 - ' ' J, ' ' 5, c A LA f rf' ' ' . X ,. . W! 1 A I ' x 'X '- I A X X X-.X QNX- X . 1 .- H:- .,,ce.,,f . - 1 Y XX X 'X - ' , ', ' 3' 'X , 4 ' fx' ,Ng -X. +A. - AX. X gf :.Q X 'Xa .,. .- i'-15' 3 '7 'JI 2 X' 'L 'fr ,L Z 9 4. ' Alf! V rff? f, 'X-X -.XA ,.. I- .M X.. 4.x ,,.X. X. , '.-. XX -'vdixa . 1, X X , ., , . ,- f fs - 1 .CK Y ' 1-' X '- Y1X'L'5fhr'5 f X W fi X' M QL! 1 f X 3 QN Miss SARAH K. SMITH Sponsor SeI1iOI' C1355 OFFICERS GR1FFxN DANTZLER . . . .... ..... . President MATILDA JONES ...... ....... . Vice-President EUGENIA GRAHAM . . . . . Miss SARAH K. SMITH . . . Secretary and Treasurer . . . . Sponsor 'r Il 7 .sflfy ., f y 1, mg, A 6 I . I 1 5 - Qfiiifli 'iss-9 ' , . Q, ,f5'.l.,' ' ' 'WW f- SGIIIOI' Class ASE? f Gizirrix lj.-XNTZLER, J A 2' HIATILDA BIGNES, 2 FP I EUGENIA GRAHAM, J A .Y BILOXI, MISS. President of Sf-nior Class: Annual Stan. 'ifcg Y. YV. C. A. Cabinet: Secre- tary of Delta Alpha Sigma Sorority: Mississippi Clubg College Hockey Te-am. f'But to know her is to love her, Love but her and love forever. YVho doesn't know and devotedly love Griffin? She is truly an all- around girl, and when she gets be- hind anything, things begin to move. Griflin is not only sincere and sympathetic, but clever and capable, as well. PASS CHRISTIAN, MISS. Voast Flubg Vice-President of Senior Class. A daughter of the gods, divinely tall and fair, with dancing brown eyes that typify the school girl her- self. She has a wonderful disposi- tion and has not one single enezny. VVe wish we could see more of her -Matilda, how 'bout it? V SHAVV, Miss. Secretary and Treasurer of Senior Plass: President of Mississippi Club, '22, f 0tilli0I1 Club: Y. YV. C. A. Cabinet. '233 Dramatic Club. 'i'2g Vice- President of Jet Maskers. Gene is what one would call a good little sport. Gene is always ready to help in anything that will mean wholesale fun. She is the possessor of soft, brown eyes, pretty teeth and. oh, the cutest little nose! VVhy can't we all deserve write-ups like this? eff SY, - ' spike ,af . 'insular ,.., SCI'liOI' Class he .gr , - , ..,. L .kv vt ,fm ff . , vw if 'IV P le t A 9 ' if z ,S -s, ff -3 - fi ,- i it ' R R t if VJ... it VIIQGINIA ANIJERSON, al A .Y RACHEL BARRETT, 2' T I VERA BERNSTEIN GULFPORT, M ISS. De-Ita Alpha Sigma Sororityg Foast f lub Virginia is one of the prettiest and most popular day student that has ever come to Gulf Park. Her pret- tiness does not lie entirely in the fact that she has good features, but she is unusually sweet and attrac- tive looking. We, who have been fortunate enough to eat one of the good meals prepared and served by Virginia in the Domestic Science kitchen, know that the man who wins her will he a happy one. LEXINGTON, MISS. Y. VV. C. A. Cabinet, '22, '233 Treas- urer Sigma Psi Iota Sorority. T233 Mis- sissippi Club. ' Rachel Barrett, so demure and sweet, That pleasing expression that just can't be beat! She studies so hard, to make a good mark- Now, that's the kind of girls we have in Gulf Park. GULFPORT, Miss. Coast Club. Everybody at Gulf Park knows and likes Vera, because she is so friendly and responsive. Those who know her will not very easily forget herg her virtues stand out. She is a good student, a true friend, and a loyal senior! .gray , ffawfififif. , .,g??f. ., -gin fl? ff' A .. Lim' ? 1 -,L , , ,.Z:. .V.,. . A ,V.,. ,. . if 40 O' .1 X f ff , W . .X . 1 M, eww ..,.j7 f ,11 W Hepgw .. .. SCI1iO1' Class , f f 'W' y-'-3.2:-V1 It Y eff-1 -'W . GRACE BISHOP, .1 A Z CLAIRE BROWNELL, Z YI' I MARY COMEGYS, A A Z CHICAGO, ILL. President of Delta Alpha Sigma Soro- rity. '!3: Treasurer of Delta Alpha Sigma Sorority, '22: Vice-President Y. YV. C. A., ,233 Y. XV. C. A. Cabinet, '22g Cotillion Club, '23g Glee Club, President of Illinois Club, '23g Member of Delta Omieron Sorority. Since a thing of beauty is a joy forever, then Grace will never cease being a joy. Her golden hair and blue eyes might inspire a poet, but when we add anatural charm and sweetness of disposi- tion, even the most prosaic would be interested in her. Grace al- ways wants to be in the place gwhere she can help mostg and she always helps. One look above at Grace's achievements will prove that Gulf Park has great faith in Grace's ability. NEW ORLEANS, LA. Sr-nior Basketball Team: Cotillion Club: Louisiana Club, Vice-President of Glee Club. She has the prettiest red hair, the brightest blue eyes, the cutest little figure-and well, if you don't think so you're crazy, that's all. When she talks to you, a pic- ture of a jazz band playing violent- ly in some crowded cabaret, seems to be forming in your mind, in other words she is a good represen- tative of PEP. SHREVEPORT, LA. Louisiana Club. Did you ever see a sweet, charming girl who. no matter what you said to her, or what happened, smiled at you just the sameg who would do anything in this world for anybody, any time, anywhere? VVell, here she is-look her over. Don't miss the dimples! SCI1IiO1' Class M. , at ' 4 ,. ,..,,. 3, .,,,. , f Q 0 W: Q, Y , 4.4 - ,. S ,, , A .. . , . 'ei , 'zz ' i1'Z9t2'.r--if . Us . in I, , xg-4.:6.p- ,Q . ,,.5fg,i:'3sr:.f5'.:s 1 Q - ,Q A, :V .1 , fx f. f I 1. f 1 . I4 f fx 'bi f 'W 4 5 .. 4 Qt , NETTIE GRAX' CUMMINS, MARGARET FLOWER, J A 2 CATHERINE HAYDEN, J A 2 2 T I CROWLEY, LA. ALEXANDRIA, LA. ALEXANDRIA, LA. Secretary of Glee Club, '22, '23g Presi- dent ffotillion Club. '22g President Or- ot' Sigma Psi chestra. '223 Treasurer Sorority, '22g Vice-President Delta Omierong Vice-President Louisiana Vlulig Basketball Team, Statistics, '23. Everybody in Gulf Park loves Net- tie Gray, VVe're not trying to flatter the child, just look at what our statistics say tAnd none of the voting went wildi. But winning friends is not her only art, Her fiddling makes notes from above, And fiddling, too, is only a part- You ought to hear her making love. Vice-President Delta Alpha Sigma Sorority. '23: Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, '23g Louisiana. Club, '22, '23, Basketball Team, '22, '23. Everybody likes Margaret, and who could help it? She has a smile and a cheerful word for everyone. She shines in Literary work, and excels in Athleticsg and dancing is her hobby. Margaret is always around when there is work to be done. She has truly won a place in the life of those at Gulf Park, a place that will not be easily filled. President of Jet Maskers, matic Club, '22: Cotillion '233 Louisiana Club, '22, '23, '23: Dra- Club, '22, Some day she'll be a movie queen, Her name will stand out on the screen, Her ardent followers never fail To see her pictures without a wail, For Cleopatra was an amateur, Compared to this girl's ajfaires de coeur. Who is this movie vamp? they asked. Why it's Catherine Hayden, the director gasped. I ' ini , as . - 5 ' X :I -fs I V MZ, ,U T, t I , .:. A, G, . v .1 ,, , . ,ft ft Xi! vi JG J A a 1 .,,., i . , ,g2fC?1.f,,. . ., ' s. , fu-1-. ' 22,3-, N, . . 0 ' ' f:w.t lla Q4 I s t If we ,g .1 Y' fmfvfffiggqv Kc . ,,,.,., .,., f .Z I, R? .pg :- , , I ,. SCI'liO1' C1855 is , ,, ,. . , T 4? L ' . 3, Q, X is? ' 1' X ,i -xl 57? , 4 as 'W KIARY Buss HEWES, J A I HARRIET HOPKLNS, J A Z ERNEST M. NIATTHEVVS. GULFPORT, Miss. CHICAGO, ILL. gl ,1 2' vice-President of Coast Club. Illinois Club. HATTIESBURQ M155- Mary Bliss Hewes has an engaging Harriet is full of energy and pep, Mississippi Club: Aft Club' 'fl -0- line, she just can't keep still. Her chief V . And they all fall for it and fall for attractiveness lies in her invariably Brig? Mattheils 15 3 cle! er Old it fine! wanting to help somebody else. Her Whexl 'v0u,re around her Vo , . Qt She keeps them all going, each one charm lies in her auburn hair and bouna to hear - ure Ju' by one, brown eyes and her daintiness She still has them going-oh, yes, and then some, It must be wonderful to be just take some lessons Mary Bliss! like this! from our which cannot be surpassed. Surely Harriet's call of Betty, Betty where are you ?'! will be missed next year in Gulf Park. Yon said book is on said Hoof'- Or said something else, and then said some more. You know what I mean when I talk of her speech- It's just a said habit, just like a said leech! So if Ernest is said to have said the word said, ' just take it for granted, it's gone to her head! ,Q ew , eg PL fa gieif Ri: 'fii waesf saga r gr f 2 5 . aye . aw as 653.16 V s- he f Xi? 1 igef K 1 ,.-,yrs A ' f-f SCHTOI' Class AUDREY lVIAYFIllLD, J A Z MARION MCCOY, J A E HAZEL MCMAHON, .Y BP I ILLMO, MO. GULFPORT, MISS. DE RIDDER, LA. Dramatic Club: Cosmopolitan Club: Annual Staff. Audrey Mayfield with complexion so pink, And blue eyes that sparkle, but never do wink! She's a model of virtue in her own little way- And we'll all hear of Audrey- Some-Sunny-Day! Coast Club. Oh! Marion,-you do say some funny Things, and you certainly have a keen sense of humor! That is a characteristic that few can claim. Nou are always thoughtful of the boarding students and we will never forget you. Won't you please come back to Gulf Park next year and take a post-graduate course? VVe wish you would. Olliver Louisiana Club, '22, Louisiana C.ub, '23, Dramatic Club, '22, '23. 'tHow sweet are tears to those who have fared ill. Take it slow and easy. The two quotations above character- ize Hazel, for she does, on occasions, resort to tears, and she does take things slow and' easy. Hazel, how- ever, is a charming young lady, with a good disposition fwhen she isn't homesickj, and unusual con- versational powers. Her talent in dramatics cannot be overlooked, and we are sure she will some day be very successful in dramatic work. ,gf Q at we fGa Ya! Y yi Zak' I , ,xv ,Q-P' '- MM ,,,, If annum, ' .,., ,:.. LQ'-'-. WM A! i W- 13 5' if . 1-'Wing J ' V, ,env l ,- ,, iii T' ii-j'.gfi,s'n, Q I 'f W' ., M.-- ' 4 - '-' ' v i ,.,4,f'cf52 'W X' 1' -ggfw Z, ,-7 SGIIIOI' lass BETTY LIORTIMER, -1 A Z GEORGE E. NEUHARD1', E Y' I KATHERINE NORTHROP, Z' YP I 5 CHICAGO, ILL. MEMPHIS, TENN. PASS CHRISTIAN, MISS. Treasurer of Delta Alpha Sigma, 'ZZQ Pri-side-nt Sigma Psi Iota Sormity, Coast Club: Art Club Treasurer of Y. XV. C. A., '23, Secre- '22. '23g President Tennesst-e Club, tary and Treasurer Illinois Club: Sea '22: Y. W. f'. A. Cabinet, '22: Sec-rw Although Katherine has not lived Gull Staff, '23g Chaplain of Delta tary Y, '23g Sea Gull Staff, ':Z2g Omieron Sorority. Betty has made horn-rimmed glasses popular at Gulf Park, for whatever Betty wears the other girls like and want to wear, toog she's just that popular, just that attractive. Betty is an unusual irl-unusually sweet, unusually capable, and unusually witty. Can you imagine Gulf Park without Betty? Business Manager Sea Gull, '23: See- rr-tary and Treasurer Jet Maskers, '23, Cotillion Club, '233 Statistics, '23, When Ernestine says Imp, her vic- tim usually hops. She has a wonder- ful mind and, unconscious to herself ,and others, seems to be the leader in 'her circle of friends. Inevitably she is the president of her sorority. Did you say, Is she pretty? Well, she was voted the prettiest girl in Gulf Park. Look the rest of 'em over, then see if you think so. Ten to one you do. in the dormitory, and for that rea- son is not so well known to all of us, we find that she has been living in the hearts of all those who know her. Katherine is blessed with a happy disposition, and she has a pleasing smile for everyone. We all love her. 1 sw fi '1f.i..g. gn 4' v 4. 4 1 ,, . fi , 'qw f if ' x X 5 L ' VME: 7 .Q + S61'liO1' Class ELIZABETH WILLS, A A .E BROWNSVILLE, TENN. Sea Gull Staff, '22g Editor-in-Chief Sva, Gull Staff, '23p Y. YV. C. A. Cab- inet, '22: Y. W. C. A. President, '23: Class Treasurer, '22g Vice-President Tennessee Club, '22: Cotillion Club, '22, '23g Basketball Team, '22, '23g Statistics, '22, '23, Elizabeth Wills wields a wicked book, Brilliance shines in every look, If teachers want a favor done, They ask Elizabeth, just for fun. This girl is noted jus' 'cause she's smart, She's been that way right from the start. All high offices she fills- Intellectuality, thy name is Wills! 1 is ,, , V 4 V 4' 4 X f 2' ,izyf M .ix V' ,, ,I Nwwmafw 4 ,,l,,!,, l A ' C746 SEA GULL ff ' ., N V .N s we -N THE LEADING PAPER IN MISSISSIPPI Fnzsr EDITION CiL'I.FPOR'l', Miss., Moxnaig FEB. 30, 1930 Vor.. 2 SPECDUL-EXTRA!! Miss Elizabeth Wills, Former Adviser of Yale University, Resigns Position to Wed Charlie Chaplin MISS GRIFFIN DANTZLER IVINS RACE FOR GOVERNOR! Miss Dantzler wins race for Governor or Mississippi by six votes over Mrs. Tom Grav- son, formerly Miss Hazel McMahon. Miss Ernestine Neuhardt has been pro- moted from motor cop to mounted policeman. She will be stationed in front of the new million-dollar ice cream parlor which was known as Day's Drug Store. Chicago, Feb. 3.-Miss Elizabeth Mortimer holds her first public position as sheriff of Chicago. Miss Marie Dorsett, a well-known suffra- gette, will arrive and deliver an address to the girls of Gulf Park on the Rights of XVomen.'l MMM, ARRESTED FOR JAY'yvALR1NG Miss Claire Brownell arrested while cross- ing Canal Street on way to Katz 8: Bestot. KANSAS CITY GIRL IS HEIRESS Miss Audrey Mayfield receives a tremen- dous estate from a friend in Oklahoma who died in 1919. Payf Ilnrly-three PERSONAL It will be of interest to the people of Gulf- port to know that Miss June Read has opened a law oflice in Pascagoula. I am no longer responsible for debts con- tracted by my former wife, Miss Loucidel Thompson. Kathryn Wlhitesell, come home. All is for- given. The state is welcoming the modern Pied Piper, Miss Rachel Barrett, who is traveling through the United States equipped with an excellent apparatus for ridding cities of rats. sit Dr. Ernest IVI. Matthews has returned to Gulfport to attend the medical convention. .Y T Miss Nettie Gray Cummins, with the Ream Musical Company, is touring the VVest. D.XV1IJ Fox IJEINGRAM 's PRODUCTION DRAMATKIDORA STARRING KATHRYNE HAIDENNE STRAND THEATRE TDDAY Admission 5Dc Gulf Park girls under ten years of age, 25C 2 5 -fgr- ' -- V ,Aw X is ' CW SEA GU LL ii i S e Rlonday, Feb. 30, 1930 THE Liz.-xnixo PAIIER or AIISSISSIPPI Page 2 SOCIAL COLUMN One of the most elaborate affairs of the season was the Gulf Park Alumnae Dance given at the Country Club by hiisses Northrop and Tomlinson. Miss Frances Post, formerly of Gulf Park, was elaborately entertained by the Artists' Guild of London, of which she is now a mem- ber. SK- ' H Mrs. I. Nl. Skinny, formerly Miss Mary Thomas. of Gulfport, is spending the winter in Pass Christian. Her four children are with her. an as Q Miss biatilda Jones and Miss biary llliss Ilewes have opened up their exclusive style shop in Mississippi City. Miss Vera Bernstein has returned from an extensive tour in Europe. XVe are told that Miss Bernstein intends to return to Europe next summer in a second search for a hus- band. 0 Miss Virginia Anderson gave her third debut party in her attractive home last Thurs- day evening. Those present prophesy that this will prove to be Miss Anderson's most successful debut. U 'Y Crowley, La.,-Mrs. Myatt Buatt, formerly Miss Margaret Flower, is entertaining for her three-year-old son at their home on Third Avenue. U P In Miss Harriet Hopkins leaves soon to tour Furope in the interest of the Salvation Army of Illinois. PERSONAL Miss Fugenia Graham will arrive in Gulf- port tonight to direct the High School play, which is to be presented in june. All is forgiven. Hazel, return to me. Tom. if . HNF ' T C , sf 1. X YL: ' u If in J AJQ'v F 44 . 1. 1 I U Wie' ' ' 1 -- 1 A ' V: :iffy I f., Q . , ' .1 -' ' ,l , l ' t y Sig. . ' N -:'Tjg5f5,.F'ajq.:,:,E Q-' 2 1 . Q -' - N - i I 1 Q L...- Miss Marion McCoy, who for the past six months has been in mourning for her parrot, has opened up her tea room again, and will call it the Green Parrot . 'Er VVanted-Fifteen minutes a day in which my duties will allow me time to eat. Iirnes- tine Neuhardt. Miss Grace Bishop is editing a newspaper in Chicago. Miss Bishop showed talent for get- ting the latest news even when she was in college. Miss Bishop is one of the leading citizens of Chicago and is prominent in Y. VV. work there. Page thirty four C746 SEA GLJLL fs l ff' f- ,, 2 'rv Y- M e CW SEA GU LL fIff5 'L 'WWm LQKQ ll' Pm! P, C'Aj 49 :QV Junior Class CDFFICIZRS MARY Ei,xz.xnE'1'H QXLIJERSON, A A E ............. GU1,r'PoR'l'. MISSISSIPPI President of Coast Cluhg Sea Gull Staff HFI,lfN BIQFKIX, E NI' I . . . .,...... . . IIA'I I'lESBURC, Mississippi . . Prrsidrnt . Vifv-Prcsidnzt Secretriry of Missiksippi Clubg Cotillion Clubg Y. VV. C. A. Cabinet M.XRfZ,XRE'l S'I'URDIV.XN'l', A X E . .............. CLFNDORA, Mississippi . Srzrrlary and Trvasurrr Secretary of Delta Chi Sigma Sororityg Vice-President of Mississippi Clubg Cotillion Club Miss XNiLLIia1 1'A EVANS . . . . . . . . . . . TYNER, NORTH CAROLINA . Sponxor Pagz llzirly-:ix CW? SEA GU LL X l.:-1' K-1 Junior Class ELOISE BRUNSON BLAKELY, GA. Coast Club AIJDIE ARMSTRONG, J A 1' COLUMBIA, TENN. Tennessee Clubg K. S. Club GR.ACE COLEMAN, .1 A .Y LOUISVILLE, KY. Cosmopolitan Clubg K. S. Clubg Tennessee Club, Basketball Team PAULINE BOYKIN, .1 A 2' NASHVILLE, TENN. Glee Clubg Tennessee Club RIARIE DEAL, J X L' TIJSCALOOSA, ALA. Dramatic Clubg Alabama Club ELLEX BURIPAS, f Y' I ABERDEEN, MISS. Mississippi Clubg Dramatic Club Paye thirty-Jffvfn a. ,Lg C' x .X .'-. Q! Ly ,ff - N . fx. 1 ' ff? R M-A MQW MQ - fi' 5-4- ,J . 'ls 3,1 V 1 .Q ' ,A CW? SEA GU LL f 'MT' 1 JL1I1iO1' Class SALLIE LJURTCHV, I T I ABERDEEN, MISS. Missimsippi Clubg Cotillion Club LILY DoRTCH, I ll' I ABERDEEN, MISS. Mississippi Clubg Cotillion Club ELI5.-XIBETH Fonn, -I X If RIPLEY, TENN. Tennessee Club AIHIIIQNNE DLIPFY, J A .I mss cnu1s'r1AN, Miss. Coast Clubg Sea Gull Staff, '22, '23 FRANCES Ci0L'LD, J A I LOUISVILLE, KY. Cosmopolitan Clubg Tennis Clubg K. S. Club BETTYE FINCH. .I X .Y MCKINNEY, TEX. President Cosmopolitan Clubg Tennis Club Page tlzirty-fight CW? SEA GU LL ,,?7x., k - , 1,-:ggi 4 ' -- E., :sq I1 A Page lhifly-nine Junior Class JOE HOWELL. .I X PINE BLUFF, ARK. Y' President Delta Chi Sigma Sororityg Vice- President of Arkansas Clubg Delta Omicron Sororityg Dramatic Club ERIE JOHNSON, Z' T I NEVV ORLEANS, LA. Louisiana Club DYE RIILDRED JACKSON, FLORENCE, ALA. Alabama Clubg Dramatic IQATHLEEN HAYS LONG BEACH, MISS. Coast Club NIARGARET GRAY' CULFPORT, MISS. Coast Club I Y' Club 661 WW' 'W 5-,- .5 - inn-:'AJxi A ' l g, -- 670 SEA GU LL .1 If .A-44.49 WF! 9' s.q...,..i Junior Class X- IJOROTHY NOTT, J X .. CLEVELAND, Miss. Mississippi Clubg Tennis Club Gl?RTRL'IJE OYVERHOLT, J X I PITTSBURG, PA. Cosmopolitan Clubg Basketball Teamg Tennis Clubg lVIz1ndolin Clubg T. N. T. Club RIAXINE INIORGAN, J A .S SHREVEPORT, LA. Cotillion Clubg Louisiana Club MARY RIILLOIT, .Y Y' I MADISONVILLE, LA. Tennis Clubg Louisiana Club EVELYN NICCAIN, J A .Y MERIDIAN, Miss. Mississippi Clubg Dramatic Club RUTH OBERST, J X 2 BLYTHEVILLE, ARK. Arkansas Clubg Tennis Club Page forly - CW. SEA GULL Junior Class CHARLENE Rose, I SP' I CHICAGO, ILL. Illinois Clubg Cotillion Club III.-XRTHA SYSON, J A .fl MOBILE, ALA. Alabama Clubg Dramatic Club ADELINIQ S.-XLAT. .I T I CHICAGO, ILL. Illinois Club RIARY IIIYATT SHIVE, J X 2' VERNON, TEX. Cosmopolitan Club HELEN SWAN, J A .S DETROIT, MICH. Dramatic Clubg Tennis Clubg Cosmopolitan Tennis Clubg K. S. Club CORNELIA STEPHENSON, J A 2 COLUMBIA, Tizxx. Tennessee Clubg Junior Basketball Teamg Clubg K. S. Club Page forty-one Qi' X x . X , ,X fffl -.4-qw? Aff- 54, SEA GU LL fr Y-iw, . . I K ' i Y el ,f , Z 1 '- ' ,Y .f.., 135 -f 'Z2! Ovmiww, Wwlfw Junior Class ROBERTA VVINTER, J X li LELAND, MISS. Mississippi Clubg Glee Clubg Tennis Club ALICE XVALSH, .-l X I cULFPom, Miss. Coast Club EDITH WEIIEKIND, .I A f LOUISVILLE, KY. Secretary Tennis Clubg Sea Gull Staff, 'zgg Cosmopolitan Clubg Dramatic Clubg K. S. Club RIARY VVILKINSON, L' W I MEMPHIS, TENN. Cotillion Clubg Tennessee Clubg junior Bas- ketball Teamg Sea Gull Staff, '23g Tennis Club CiRACE VVATKINS, 2' Y' I ABERDEEN, MISS. Mississippi Clubg Dramatic Club RIARY C.fxTHEIzINI3 VOIGHT, .I A .Y CI-IATTANOOGA, TENN. Tennessee Club Page forly-tfwo C746 SEA GULL If L T I . x -i- p wg, N unior Allegory f f,NE night in the year nineteen hundred and twenty-three, my friend and I Q were camping in the beautiful country by the sea which lies between Sopho- f x more land and the beautiful peaks of Seniordom. There had been a golden sunset, and darkness settled over the earth very softly. I rolled into my blanket early for I was very tired, but my friend remained by the fire, lost in thought. About ten o'clock I was awakened and my attention was immedi- ately called to a brilliant glare in the east. As my friend and I watched we Could discern a mass of light which moved cautiously toward us. It appeared as a sunrise at first, but later we could distinguish separate lights and I counted forty-three, though I am not sure of the number. The radiance approached nearer and nearer, and we could soon see that the lights were torches, each carried by a different person. Some of the torches were larger than the others and almost hid the bearer from view. KIy friend touched me on the arm and said: I have never seen such a sight before, although I've seen great visions and-look! The torches are placed so that they form letters-gl U N I O R S. It seems as if I remember a prophecy that tells about something like this. Ch, yes, 'They shall bear lights with them which have never been seen by humans and can never be copied and they shall have banners of strange device I' The queer procession came within ten feet of us before we could read these banners. Upon the forehead of each torch-bearer was the sign GULF PARK, CLASS OF '24. Each individual seemed to bear her torch with pleasure, lifting it high above her head and shouting in their queer language a word which sounded very much like H-luniorsl VVe watched them until the last one passed, not lagging, but bearing her torch and stepping as bravely as the rest. Someone must be last, you know. The shouting of Ujuniorsl Juniors! at last died away and my companion and I realized that they had at last passed into seniordom, but by us these juniors would never be forgotten. Pagv forty-three S 'T CW? SEA GU LL ff- -' ,1 1, xi -if 7 The Junior Girl ls Lilce a Magazine American ..... Arts and Decorations . Atlantic Klontlily . . Blue Book . . . Breezy . . La Chic . . .i. College Humor . . Confessions .... Dearborn Independent Detroit Free Press . Etude . .... . Farm and Fireside . . Flapper . .... . Good Housekeeping . Green Book .... I-larper's Bazaar . . House and Garden . judge . .... . Life .... . Literary Digest . . Love Story . . . . llodern Priscilla . . Physical Culture . . Red Book ..... Review of Reviews . Saucy Stories . . . . Scribner's . . Sliadowland . Tatler . . True Story . . Vanity Fair . Yvampus Cat . . VVliiz Bang .... VVoman's Hoire Companion . . Youtlfs Companion . . . . . PAT BLYFKIN . . AL1CE NVALSH . ELLEN BUMPAS . . . . IXIARY iX'I1LLOIT . RIARGARET STLVRDIVANT . . . RIARTHA SYsoN . . . . . .FRANCES CSOULD . RIARY IQATHERINE K7OlGHT . . . ..ELIS.-'XBIZTH FORD . . HELEN' SWAN . PACLINE BOYKIN . RoBERTA VVINTER . . RIILDRED JACKSON . . . RUTH ORERST . . Ann1E ARA1sTRoNG . AIDRIENNE DUFFY . .CHARLENE RosE . . EVELYN NICCAIN . . . . . .DKJRTCPITXY'INS lx1ARY ELIZABETH ALIJERSON . ...... . JOE PIOXYELL . . . GR.fXCE CULEMAN . . GERTRL'lJIZ f7VERHOLT . . . . ELOISE BRL'NsoN . CORNELIA STEPHENSON . . li.-'XTHLEITN HAYES . . CERACE WATKINS . . AlDEI,INE SALAT . , . lVliARIE DEAL . EDITH XVEDEKIND . MAXINE NIORGAN . . BETTY FINCH . . EKIE JOHNSON . . DORKJTHY NOTT . . iVIARY VVILKINSON Page forty-four sie SEA GU LL PECIAL ,-sz'-' 5-G .q I -1:g i:A,i ' ' - UO gsm F V F -f m. ' Q.. Lay? 359 H :fx gg i -in W FN W ' ' ' 0 C C ff 'BE' - f 1: f-it - - '-5: '14 35' Jr , safE:.: V W-2?-3..si.'5E-:ii:S3.eg5:25i5Ifg9 fl W4 T A H 2- fi ,hgj 1, glliku f ff- f Q N- xx, A l' I f I 1' H Q ' V ag. I 'f'T'1NM5 FFP' w 5544 ZR 11,55 if -1- 'Q iSN '4'- 'A' 5 E 1 ' HW , ,IWW HIE f ij, E - X 7 k iii: YS f X I Jen Page forty-ffve fc? 3- fff ftflfjj . - Q 'St -- -, f C742 SEA GU LL TK E l V aw- ' I l I l ,, ...A .v,Ar 4 A ' 4? refwffl IW W I I College Special Class OFFICERS r10MMi'li CAR'IIiK, I NI' I .............. . . . . . . . I'r1',vitl1'1z! C0'1'1'0N PLANT, ARKANSAS Vice-President Sigma Psi Iotztg President of Glee Clulwg President Arkansas Clulxg Cotillion Club Ixnz FIIEASLEY, .X A E . . . . . .X ..... . . . . . I'in'-I'rr.vitlnz1 ALBANY, ALABAMA President Athletic Asmciationg President Tennis Club: President Alabama Clubg Sea Gull Staffg Cntillion Club RLHIII PONIJER, .3 A E ............... . St'l'f1'fllI'j' and TI't'll.VllI't'I' s11Rrcx'15POR'1', LOUISIANA Sea Gull Statfg Glec Clulig Cutillion Clubg Louisiana Clulug Basketball Team MRS. A. V. D,wnis . . ...,...... . Sjmnxor CCLFPORT, MISSISSIPPI Page forty-six T:-Y X 5' C746 SEA GU LL , 3 X WL. K A A f .Z 15 i L . X J A - V f 1ll College Special Class ROHERTA BOWDEN, f W I CALERA, ALA. Alabama Club LYLA RIAE CGOPER, -1 A NASHVILLE, TENN. Tennessee Clubg Tennis Clubg Riding Club DAISY FOMBY, ,I A 2' HOMER, LA. Louisiana Club DORIS RYRD, .I X I PINE BLUFF, ARK. Arkansas Clubg Tennis Club CATHERINE ALLEN, 2' W ' DE QUEEN, ARK. Arkansas Club ICMELYN FORMAN, ul A If ATTALA, ALA. Alabama Clubg K. S. Club Page forly-sffvfrz 'fif 3...- CVAP SEA GU LL ' 934- College Special Class EDITH JONES, J X .Y PINE BLUFF, ARK. Arkansas Clubg Glee Clubg Tennis Riding Club AI,ICE SACRUFF, .Y llf I MOBILE, ALA. Alabama Club AIARY FRANCES NIENEFEE, J HOMER, LA. Louisialm Club SUE JOY. J A S NASHVILLE, TENN. Glee Clubg Tennessee Club VIZRA ROACH, J O LYMAN, MISS. Delta Omicron Sorority NIARTHA NIORRIS, J O CULFPORT, MISS. Coast Club Clubg X2 Page foriy-eight C740 SEA GU LL g K-A X Ti K X .. 1 Y 1+ College Special Class RIERCEIJES ZENQR, I SI' I PATTERSON, LA. President Louisiana Club: Basketball Teamg Glee Clubg Tennis Clubg Riding Clulm JOSEPHINE XVILSON LAXDO N, MISS. Coast Club Ik INEZ GENTER, .I A X ' I DELHI, LA. HELEN SAYVYER, sl X V PINE BLUFF, ARK. Secretary and Treasurer of Delta Chi Sigma Sororityg Arkansas Clubg Glee Club L,xI'R.x XVILKINSON, .Y Y' I IWEMPHIS, TEXN. Tennessee Clulwg Art Clulwg Dramatic Cluln V LILLIAN SILLERS, .J .1 I ROSEDALE, MISS. Treasurer Mississippi Clubg Cotillion Club A J be 'F' Q3 on V-.4139 1-'in 'TD ' 'arte 1- ::.:fff?Q'4HEI3.ff3 '- Page forly-nine f CW? SEA GU LL 4 , - X Q .. ' ff J Gulf Park Presents Ii.-XTHRYN fXI,I.EN in . . RoRERT.x BUVVDEN in . IJURIS BYRD in .... TUMAIYE CARTER in . IJYI..-X MAY Com'ER in . . Dlhxlsx' Fcmm' in . . ICMELYN FORMAN in . EI3l'I'I-I ,IUNES in . . SUE joy in ..... .. . . RIARY FRANCES MENEEEE in H,x'rT1E MAY NICELVEIZN in RIARTHA NIORRIS in . . . RUTH PUNDER in. . VERA ROACH in . . LALICE SACROEF in . . HELEN SAVVYER in . . LILLIAN SILLERS in . . INEZ T.IEASl.I2Y in . . -IOSEPHINE VVILSON in . . L.-XL'R.-X XVILKINSUN in . RIERCEDES ZENUR in . . . THIS COLLIZGIZ S1-ECLfx1,s in . . . . 1gl'0llll'1C'Ilj' Run' . . .Dari Sf'n'r!s . Thy Rayz' of Paris . . . . . flulfjchlly II76lII1'll . . The? Cliff Ifvho Ran lfvifzf . . . . . . .FllSl'iIlIlI'i0Il . . Thr' 1J4'.x'f'rf llfllffl' . To llafw' mm' To Hoff! . . . . U15 in flu' 67011115 . 13fllf'!1l'Ill'Il'S Eighlh lfvifv . . .Jllllllllllt'I31lfft'l'f11-1' . . . . . . Jzlzlzlzfv Rib . Tm Nigllix in Il 1J,ll1'-I'00lI1 . . . Dorff EWU' Alzlrry . . ffm' Third llllfllllllllj . . . Pf'r,l x Bm! Hoy . . Doubff' Sfwwf . Thr' Low' Exjvrrf . . . . Ciflllllfll' . . Blood and Sami , . Uvlznfs In Il Nunn' . . , . fvirr' Pfojvfz' Pays' ffly C742 SEA Gum. ' ' I 4 V I 1 51 I Q My lf 4 f 1 1 X N ,M . A! Q :ge H1 W 1 Q, tg f f ff! ly! x -ff-A C 9?jif ,. I V' - ' - - , K ' 'i Y -fxl f it f CW? SEA GU LL A' LYO H5 A , L'7fe. Sunil C ' C-ii'-Qlf:l?0' Q, 'f'4iy-1,egiT f C Sophomore Class OFHCERS MARY LAURA HART, A A E ............. . . WXNONA, MxssIss1PP1 Basketball Team 'zzz Mississippi Club BENNIE CRUM, A A E ELizAm3'1'n jonxsox, ZZ XI' I Dramatic Clubg Vice-President Al b Miss MARGARH Lvoxs President ..Vicc-Prcxidenl MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA President Alabama Club 'zzg Cotillion Club BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA a ama Clubg Tennis Clubg Mandolin Club . ............ . . Sccratary and Trrasurrr Sponsor Page ffty-two R Q 1- K. Lift C742 SEA GU LL SOPIIOITIOFC Class VVINNIE Cox, .Y YP I GULFPORT, MISS. Coast Club VIRGINIA BICRLEY, J I1 f FLORENCE, ALA. Alabama Club IXIARION BROWN, J A I NEVV ORLEANS, LA. Louisiana Club LYNEILLE BUTLER Jfxcxsox, MISS. Mississippi Club AIJELE DE LA BARRE PASS CHRISTIAN, MISS. Coast Clubg Art Club DOROTHY ALEXANDER, 2' If I CYNWYD, PA. Cosmopolitan Clubg Riding Clubg Mandolin Club Page fifty-three ,-A-5 'VW' 45-E 4:-'R'-W gps 'fi'- 'Tie' .ff CW., SEA GULL f f L,,Lf,+'L , ' ' ' 'lg -5 ' 'Q H i'x , , Y 11 f I if 'WWA' ga-'A C2113 Sophomore Class BELL CUNNINGHABI, .Y SI' I ARLINGTON, TENN. Tennessee Club LLLLIAN JONES, .I X L' GREENWOOD, Miss. Chaplain Delta Chi Sigmag Mississippi Clubg Cotillion Club ELYGENIA OATES, J .el I VICKSBURG, Miss. Mississippi Clubg Cotillion Club LLYCILE FESLER, J A I CHICAGO, ILL. Illinois Clubg Y. VV. C. A. Cabinet PEARL JOHNSON, 2' W I NEW ORLEANS, LA. Louisiana Club GERTRUDE JACKSON, I T I FLORENCE, ALA. Secretary Of Alabama Clubg Cotillion Club IVIYRTLE COX. S Y' I CULFPORT, MISS. Coast Club Page ffly-four C749 SEA GU LL SOpI'1OI'I'lO1'e Class BESSIE RICKETTS. .I X .Y DREW, MISS. Mississippi Club NIITTIE FAE RIARTIN GULFPORT, Miss. Coast Club LYNNE NORTHROP, .I A 2' PASS CHRISTIAN, MISS. Coast Clubg Art Club CHARLOTTE SANDERS JACKSON, MISS. Mississippi Clubg Cotillion Club KATHLEEN TALIAFERRO, 2 T I MEMPHIS, TENN. Vice-President Tennessee Clubg Cotillio: Clubg Delta Omicron Sorority ENID ROWLAND, .Y SF I coupon, Miss. Coast Club Page iffy-ffve fi'-4 5- CW SEA GUL1. to SOpl'lOITlO1'C P06111 VVhen we, the sophomores, do depart From this dear college of our heart, YVe will always long to he Hack at Gulf Park hy the sea. YVe will long to hear once more The lapping waves upon the shoreg And when we think of the girls we knew VVho were our friends. good and true, XVe will he glad that once we XVere part of Gulf Park by the sea. Some of us, perhaps, may return As juniors, wishing more to learn. But we are many and the world is wide, NVe'll never he together where we laughed and cried. But dear to our hearts always will be Nlemories of Gulf Park hy the sea. Li' N NE Nokri-moe, 'z5. Page-jffly-sir C742 SEA GULI.. +i'x' --4 S. N in .. Ani Ag X - L Y-QL K X L, V Y tl- ,.r ,.., 'df' FRANCES BUROIE . . . Page fifty-sewn CAROLYN JONES . . JESSIE HARDY FLORENCE ADAMS MILDRED ALEXANDER ANNE BAIRD ELIZABETH BECK HAZEL BELL DONN.9x BUFORD LUCILLE BURKE F1'CShI'1'18.I'1 Class GFFICERS IVIEMBERS ELISE COCKE IRENE FAECHER GLADYS FALLON RUTH GOELITZ :NIINA MAI HARDIE JENNIE SUE HAY RUTH HAY BETTY MAY LAND . . . . . Prfsidrni . . . . . . . Vice-Presidmzf Sffrftary and Trmsurrr RUTH MCELVEEN RUTH NTORGAN MARGARET REESE WALDINE RINER BETSY SHAPKER LUCILLE TABOR THELMA THOMPSON if 2- J C746 SEA GU LL f fl fr J V Z, -- - i V- K 5 'fa '4 Av' I-gx -:gg qqw, . Ml? DoR0'1'm' Cv.XGE . . . BARR.-xR,x Bkmrwvvoon CHARLIE Lows Prep Special Class OFFICERS IXIEMBERS LA VESTA liENNE'l'T RUTH DUCGER 'I'r:va2sA HERERA BLANCIIE WVALKER Luz LAPm'Rra'l r . . . . ..I'residrnt . . . . . ..I'ifr-1Jr'fsiJm1l Sf1'r1'lary and Trfaszzrfr Q Page jffly-eigfzz' Six' sie SEA GU LL Page ffty-nine Second Year High School Class OFFICERS MARTHA ELLEN CATRox . . .... ..,. . President SUSAN GRIFFlT'kI . . . . Vice-President NIEMBERS MARTHA ALDERSON EST!-IER CUEVAS MILDRED DERRYEERRY Eum-1 FASTERLING EUGENE FORTSON RUTH HODGES MARGUERTTE HOOKS GLADYS MOORE MARY EARL PATTON RUTH RAINOLD OLGA RETTENMEIER ISABELLE SMITH K .E E E i T-gi H6742 SEA GULI. I- HI SEI First Year High School Class OFFICERS ANNIE LAURA CORLEY . .... . ..... . Prcsidrnt IRWIN LEATHERMAN ...... ....... . Vine-Prcsidfnt JOHNNIE MAE RICE . . . . Sen-rtary and Treasurer M EMEERS ALICE BROWNE ALICE CAGLE LE'm'IA HAYWARII SOLVIG IQELLAWAY BERTHA NIEYER ELEANOR PAYNE MILDREII POLAK VIRGINIA STACY FAY STOVER ZONA STOVER Page sixzy i'.f:sPf- 0 ' 'S' Q A AX 'iii-3E!'V,f ,sf '4zf4'?ii11r,.,,.'- ' 5225: 'KAY ,fl Z7 w ,N -Q f ' '--mas'-1 fax f s ff 'nj iqif-I-' ' . ' -: 4 ,, - ,lllllll f s n ?9 1 we? X5f',, LZW s',w7vs ffls iff f 1 Sl, J, y ff e v -ff gs.f inf - nsi:fJws s ss f f znff0,2wnw V1 f ff , Ullbhls s sg Exfyjm i- X fs 4, ::-s 4 Xxfxf JH x uf Eff ,ssz -f a f 5 MQ L! ? Af! 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Pennsylvania AUDREY MAvI'IHI,IJ . . . . Missouri EucI:N1A F0R'I'soN . . . Kentucky HALIIIE MAIf NICHOLS . . Texas Pagf eighty-Ifwo C746 SEA GU LL X N if X .2 ' , 5-L A ... . N X I A 1 . .. 11, I 1 1- X 1- I -S X . Ai H. I 8- 'ZW I s.i1 'f f' 4-i -X 1 y , .TQ ..' .: - I w E X V jgingm I P:,?W- .fr I 1 ,f ,, E 45.3. E.zA.jffiQ q- - f All z.i'fs:L,- . l -Q K. , R 'Qi fry 4. if? , X 2 ' ,.V, - N .. ..:, .,. f-If' -5 , ,f ,Ig '.- -LE ' .f I ' U .Q 4 - ' .'v ' ' qi-. .A-31 ' ,La If G ,A A 4, , N J lf',,1fff: ' - 4 ,- .. N .Q X' A E- f .iw RFIARY EI,Iz.xI2ETII ALDERSON MARY Buss HEIYES . 1VI.X'1'II.DA JONES FI.DRExcE .ADAMS MARTHA ALDERSON VIRGINIA AXDERSDX JOSEPHINE BARRY HAZEL BELL VERA BERxsTEIx EIIJISE BRLYNSON ANNIE LA ERA CORLEY VVIRNIE Cox MYRTLE Cox ESTHER CL'EvAs M.KRj0RIE G.XMMII,I. AIJELE DE LA HARRIS ADRIENNE DUFFY Pagf rzghly-llzree Coast Club CDFFICIZRS . . . .. Prfsidfrzl . . . I'in'-Prr5iI1'r11l . S1'I'r1'lary and Trrasllwr' RIEMRERS CTIAIJYS FALLDA: IRENE FAEQHER SUsAx CIRII-'1'I'lII jEssIIi HARDY VERINA HARDY LAERA HARDY IQATHLEEN PIAYES JExxIE TUCKIiR lIIaIss BE'l l'Y MAY LANIIT MI'I'I'IIa FAE MARTIN MARIAx MCFDY IVIARTHA MORRIS IiA'lllI:R1NIi NDRTIIRDP LYNN!! NOR1'IIROP MARY EARLE PATTON ELEAIQOR PAYNE RUTH RAINOLD JUNE READ IVIARCARET REESE VERA ROACH j0I-INNIE MAE RICE ENID ROWLAND FAY S'I'ovER ZONA STDVER MARGARET TDAILIXSON ALICE VVALSH JOSEPIIINE VVILSOX ,,f.i,,. E . Y-Y L VV -? C742 SEA GU LL 1' N W M s w Ma .ni 1 f L. IL N015 CL 0 w ctf 2252 2 5 - . x wi,-1 w 1 OIPFICERS CERACE BISHOP . ..., .... ........ . P rmidrnt Bli'l I4Y MORTIMER . CIIARLENE Rosn INIEAIBERS llfxkklm' Homuxs LUCILLH Frismak BETSY Sxmvzuik FRANCES Pos'r . . Swfrrfary and Trf'z1s1n'rr Mmmufn POLAK ADELINE S.-xL.x'r RUIH Goslnz LA Vasu BExNE'r'1' Page eiyhfy-four Wx A?1 57111112 lgih :mil 5111151111 3111 the nrangr Ihirkvtzg ntlyvrz tum EI hall Ahnne the fnuntain ima, mth hath again with laughter. Tennyson: The Princess 9' uf Lfinnk iff nur we we Athlrtirz ' a qw 1' gf' -- . , v W - .-'-, Q- xl, af 1 -' ' 4' . ' w, . '. 5 w 1.- Afi' 'ln ' ,f. . -1 . V 'I' I J , f 1 A . 15.-4 1 7 n ,. y f ' 1 Y '- . '-: , ! I '. Q L - L 5,- I . Z' ' J 'X ., 'g f 'I X 1-X 1 I' 1 , 'X 1 ' L -V I - v ku V . ' 1 Q. 4 . . ...,' 'x - , 27 l' .4 315' '.4'L'5' -Z J P7 A in! ., 'T '-ff.-' ... .E H ,.,. ' 4,1-fare: . y 'L r u LV., A QAGFIEJT7- 'K , ' .n.3:X:--..5f,' 5' E f' k V 'X ggi CW? SEA GU LL HTH LIQDPRA i S HSCSQQEHTE ES. lf Sb 93.wLfp.m, L, In Page Pighty-semen Oxfrflcriks Z'l4IzA5I,lzN. .,.,.. . . . , , . . . PfI'5iJl'llf Nuns Gkm'C'L'MMIN5 . . , . . . .. I'iw-l'r1'sidf111' FRAXCLS BL'Rf?lli . . .S'rn'rlary and Trraszzrar J C74 SEA GULL .f 7 '- X YNY- V111 .4:1X ' 1-3 , ,Af 3 2-A E , . M f 6, 'u' I , Y-, , I L - E Y W Senior Basketball Team MARGARET FLOVVITR FRANCES Pos'r CLAIRE BROWNELL MERCEDES ZENOR MARIE DoRsE1'T NE'1 r1E GREY CUMMINS ELIZABETH VVILLS Page eighlyyeight +:7 ' --4 W CW? SEA GULL Page eighty-nine l: - -gf? ' .-I' pi! KVM-1 f ' Y 1 .4417 1,94-Z 6 -,Ci A.,-..+jA- ffff--V 65 ff. ',' ' .4371 R fr' f ,wig N, , m .ld w unior Basketball Team MAXINE MORGAN Ixsz TEASLEY RUTH POXDER HELEN BUFKIN CORNELIA STEPHENSON GRACE COLEMAN BARBARA BROADWOOD MARY WILKINSON if C742 SEA Gum. P 'l' ' 1 f, CW? SEA GLILL 4 i 5 2 Page ninely-one IME 'M 'fif- .pf -1 C719 SEA GU LL f 9 Er . - U P -K Lrg , ' , 14 -1 5, f Dimmu -- A 3 1 A f r H ffxf WB Emmmm f T I M-. E MAxxxE MORGAN . INEZ rItEASLEY . LOOC1DEL THOMPSON CQRACE BISHOP BARBARA BROADVVOOD RUTH PONDER HAZEL MCMAHON MILDREIJ ALEX.XNIJEK Riding Club CBFFICISRS MEBIIZERS THELMA TPIOMPSON MAR'1'HA Svsox ISABELLE SMITH MII,lJllEID DERRYBERRY RLITH H A Y . . . . . Prrxidfnt I'iff-Prafidcfzt LUCILLE BURKE DOROTHY ALEXANDER MERCEDES ZENOR FLOYD PIUMPHRIFS MARX' VVOOD HILL BE'r'rY MORTIMER Page nmffy tfwo sie SEA Gum. E E-,N ...., 4.-I X :L . wt, S. N N 1 J , E I T ,Wg 5 E YI!!-IllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEFSIQ. Ill 2 5 Qlm ..,, - .l, I QI an Il ll Ugg! .1.'s..gll 5 !lWl!ll!lI IIIQFHI . I ll . YI I: llngf, '15-I ll E !l!!!l!jlI ll 5. ll LX ll lx 1 3 Inn.. all E :mum ll -!ll l. ll ln' I ll!!! 1 ll R - mul: 'll E I lk.ll llx I ll, E Ill , ll- , E I E he E gh E Tennis QDI-'FICERS IxEz TEASLEY . .... .............. 1 'rfsidrnt EDITH XVEDERIND . . . . Sun-fury and Trfasurer BIIZMBERS QERACE COLEMAN IAEA MAE COOPER FRAXCES BIJRGIE BARBARA BROADWOOD DORIS BYRD MARY COMEGYS SALLY DORTCH EIJGENIA FoR'1's0N MARGARET FLOWER D0Ro'rm' N0'1 r ROBERTA WINTER Page ninety-three MlI,IJRIilD DERRYBERRY C748 SEA GULL vi I' . vm ,' K X J In .32 -91 ll L 2 AA- .f Q . H' 'YYY ans -L vw: 1 auf ' f -'Ls e FZ 4'- Q 1 Swv ICE Aumuvrmfs G--Mi .QE I . ii u ' f T 1 1 .1 ,. l , X E 41 fnidfff 'gina 1,,. .uf 'K xml- , 55 'R 1 rf, ,V -- 4 txx w W? W F QR df 9 H Page ninety-four MW A ztmnglrh tiitrr. nut mhirh thvrv break linmvzuzmrrh mirth. nf - Tennyson: The Princess. 'Bunk 5Hiur M M Elbaturvz , . . ,..1 Q, nv l f A v . 1 A 1 , , a - , g -N :aw- ' H r, H 'C' . wi' ' t EQ, , nd.,--I. ,, v' - I. at 1 , Ili. J V . N ' If J.: .'f K W I o V E . , 1 1 N , xl -x. --x v VM I' I, , Y ....,.-n-- , ' 1' . , N , 4 ,I . .F A . ,,,,.gv,N 1 ,x,N- ,QQ Nfl ,g.,N- , U 9 ef fvn W -' 'Tw-'C LEP. ,,, 19' '6 4, wi -W, . 4 - I May Day DAY was, perhaps, the most beautiful event that took place at Gulf Park last year. The natural scenery that 415' E Gulf Park offers is ideal for an event of this kind, and that particular day was remarkably fair. The live oaks with their wide- spreading limbs made deep shadows which contrasted beautifully with the bright sunlight on the green, green grass. The sky was as their wide-spreading limbs made deep shadows which contrasted beauti- fully with the bright sunlight on the green, green grass. The sky was as blue as an Italian sky, and the sea, which made a background for the main scene, reflected the blueness of the sky. It is not to natural scenery, however, that we must give the credit for the beauty and attractiveness of lVIay Day. Miss Katherine Berry, of Dallas, Texas, was a lovely May Queen. Misses Jennie Wilkinson, liadalin Simmons, Grace Bishop, Ruth Wood, Catherine Hayden, Nina James, Julia Miller, Bennie Crum, Kathryn Whitesell, Nlary Langan, Katherine Marbury, and Cynthia Fowlkes, dressed in bright-colored or- gandies, were the flower-like maids. A real May pole dance, several folk dances and a wand drill were given to entertain the queen. None of the May Days that may follow this one will ever be able to efface from the memories of those who witnessed it, the memory of this first May Day at Gulf Park in 1922. MAY DAY 1 L ' i '-ii 1 ff- 6,5 gg, tio ff A Fair Week llIonday's child is fair of face, Tuesday's child would win in a race,' Wednesday's child is blessed with skill, Thursday's child has friends at her willg Friday's child is full of pep, Saturday? child has wisdonfs repj But the child that is born on the Sabbath day Is blithe and bonny, loving and gay. Jgzflfi ERNESTINE NEUHART, Prettiest .fllondayfv Child X X ,F za , , .dir WW W. : ' ' df' 'lm A wg W ,W c. ' '-P. ' ,iv JA n 'Z Viv, , , Wufv ' ' ,nav wwf, - 1'-gf.. - am ' 'f-. f ..g,,. 'gn , ' fQ. 'Q x f, W' -W W5 L, , .A A 9- 1, 'A ' w H:',P2'QffxpW Aja 'fr --gf ' ii -'A -., - 'M' ' ' -Q - an ' .. , 'wp ::.,w W '-9 - V' -:us 1 - . .. ln-..m,, ., , . X, ,-,-l , -W' - ' - N' ,A , -. ..4 ww- ,NNW Q nw. Y A j ' wa. ' ' -1,,.:,, u' A A -nga... vm s Nw-:way is N-an ' kvd., Q, ' . 'w Q, '-.-.,.. ,S '- . KM ' nu.. H I w . , Q. P , . ' f -. ' ' 7 'f'T , '-4 , ' 'M - . -M ' Ns.. ,. Ml- ff . KM is A. Wu, as . 3 ' U W A ' As ' A -N NA S, . NM -PA ,-.,,: -5 ' .I G '-1.1 i' . l X Y ' K 4 iff' 'WM .NN IW ,I 1 'Yu Hubs- V n was 'eu' 1, -nr. S i vilflfo. ,4 ,.,,, 'u iffy 2- ,5 I . if , A L.. . W Ns, ?P'- .W V..-4 M gf ,gn fa a -me, 5,4 LOUCIDEL THOMPSON, .Most Athletic Tuesday? Child 'Bw FRANCES POST, Illost Talented We1lnesday's Child Mas 1 1 wx . X A w k 111g -: 'F ' . ,gal 5 'KV' 'w..g, gs, 1' .I. 4' A A we 'P -7' 4 'Y' ffzivfka .1 , In 'Q I x f ,wi QM,-. A., , ,M , H WIC: 'Pla 3 , VI- 4 X 5 ,iv- fg If - gm X - vw x ,Q Y AND LILY DORTCH, Cutest SALL xv. ' 7 f 5 1 ff , f fw X N 1 sam 7. gum Y +1 .241-3 'S was I N 'UP . g W Bla , 5 ' f ' ' 1 W- , 5 4, 0. ff j iii! A 0 'Q' A 4 '. f. I '. . 1 ,x,:3,2, . 54 6 K 2 ' 3.53 'ijfll . ?.,5f f f 1 v :rf ' l N 'rr H, f , 2 'Pu' ' ? 9 A -'M 2 Ql , z 2 if I: .,,,,, Q ' I E ma x 'B 12 '-Q QD Nw :H B TQ S k LL. X N gr 517- x K. ' ,t , ff Afifif' Z C749 SEA GULL V '? SOME THINGS AWFULLY CLEVER tVVe hate to brag I-Editorj Gulf Park Beauties Blessed are the Gulf Park girls: for they live by the sea. Blessed is she whose name appears on the package list: for she shall receive many visits fromgher friends. Blessed are they that cut not: for against them lXIrs. IX'IOody has no grudge. Blessed are they that do eat of grits: for they shall be filled. Blessed are the studiousz for they shall receive the love of the faculty. Blessed are they that do turn OH their lights at the sounding of the bell: for they shall not be campused. Blessed are they that borrow not: for they shall escape the wrath of llflrs. Cox. Blessed are the seniors: for they Obtain many privileges. Blessed are they that uphold the honor of our school: for their names shall be loved at Gulf Park forever. GRACE COLEMAN. The DIHGYCHCC I love to date with XVillie Brown FO R- YVhen he comes we rifle around. I hate to date with Jimmie Stalk FOR- VVhen he comes we always VVALK. I like love notes of VVillie Brown's FO R- They're VVhitman's and they weigh five pounds. At jimmie's notes I always balk FO R- Eight pages long, VVith love, Jim Stalk. Page one hundred nine -'ji-5 -. 2+ 4 , . CW. SEA GUL1. 'Xi QQ? ii X3-. .s - Ei I ua.-U -' I I I , k Q rfft ' - ii'-Qi, 5 11, f I E ! liiiml T ' Q syr - ff' 1--: - NW - I um I I Q, I u-ii.. il'-' L LM et us always rememher and never forget Doctor and Mrs. Cox and Tanmiy, their pet. They have heen good to me all of the time, So I hope they won't he displeased with this rhyme. Ven thougli husy clear up to his ears, VINIICFEIS time for a handsl1akeg his smile always cheers. XVe toast Col. Hardy to long life and joys, Tho' sometin1es he wishes tl1at we were all boys. he teaches history just so and so, For BI'j'1lll is the name of this girl I know, :Xml when you don't k11ow just who was king, IIer scorn, it is a scorching thing. l1e lihrary is under Mrs. Moody's care And this dear lady has tastes very rare, For peppery sauce she has a great weakness, The sight of NYIIICII suhdues her to meekness. edge is tl1e songhird of our college And lille to her great musical knowledge She can warhle almost any songg I could listen to l1er the whole day long. vans is the name of our Iinglish teacher, .4 Themes are indeed her greatest feature, Uh! she makes us work quite hard, Sometimes an is our reward. riend o' mine, whose name is Shearer, Goodness, hut I certainly fear 'er, For if you cannot Parlez-vous She's apt to l1url French hooks at you. ur Art teacher is quite a fine dameg Sarah K. Smith is her name. Really, with her hrush and pe11 In the l1all of fame she'll surely end. ather accomplished is our friend Byers, Of tickling tl1e ivorig she never tires, 1 Hut she thinks jazz is oh! so crazy, She says that to hear it makes her brain hazy. Page one hundred len C742 SEA GU LL -.4 -...X .FJ Pagf one hundred flffvrn ymnastic Currey, our peppy gym teacher, Is really quite a tireless creature. She can run to Long Beach and back, And change a tire without a jack. xpression is E. Powell's line, She certainly excels in pantomime. And when it comes to l'l'll1.X'flff0ll Her face is transformed by a look of elation. iny M. Lyons is so fond of Math That when we come in announcing with wrath, Geometry problems are making us mute! She smiles as she answers, VVhy, girls, they're so cute! he name of our violinist is Ream, VVhen she plays our faces beam, For we love to hear her play, And to watch her bobbed locks sway. :O and SOJ, are F. Leightfufs joy, They cannot mean a thing to me tho' I my brains employ. Hard as marbles are her tests. But lNIiss Leighton seems to think they're jests. ven stage scenery friend VVeatherly can make, As an odd-job man he takes the cake, He's such a wonder, I do no know VVhat would happen if he should go. renchy and foreign is Captain de -laive VVho cannot make his Ford behaveg He is also fond of Spanish And may even know a little Danish. lways, always she has things to do, Hut never too busy to be nice to you, That is Billy, our general advisor, VVho tactfully tells us that Silence is wiser. omposer great is our Davies VVho makes up songs about the seas. Vile hope that Bobby, his young son, VVill be as great in the long run. seless to fuss if you are ill, For Mrs. Thompson has a very strong will, I'p in the infirmary she puts you to bed, And there castor oil and pills you are fed. acy Mary Lyle is just a plain girl, just cooking and sewing keeps her head in a whirl, She has certainly been trying to teach us, To make our husbands as rich as Croesus. o town she will take you, to church or a fair, Always ready, refusals are rare, But if you don't mind your P's and Q's, Mrs. Boykin's chaperonage you're apt to lose. ou, dear reader, have finished these poems, I hope you won't take them as had omens, For I have endeavored with great zest To make all of these my very best. 1 LYNNE NORTHROP. Ya.. . 'Ax ff Q 574. SEA GU LI.. -4-I 3-4 CTS -G 3-I O 'r-I C1 fu C11 1 afuo:'i1I'Expr4's- sfn' fwanls H7101 '- .-I rtiff la s... -N k 9 vs 3 LH :S I --.. vt 1. Q -X. T. Nm 5 1 Q Cc -N E 'Q s.. 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VVhat taxi driver. ..A ll U' C Po .linusual sweet- ANTZLER . D GRIFFIIQ FJ 'G ll CSS ZIII if O 4: CJ C1 IE I If. E1 L- v- L T ,C u r: M PP .- In F3 HJ 1 5-I E E nse of hu SE I+- C 4-J C. QJ d si ,A re Ill 'U L-4 C '4- J If r I '-4-4 I r- .- D- C 'J Z S LZ sa- C E G QJ C. Q. 'Z lx : E : . D11 . .Brown gingham S. I' .I apableness.. . C ARET FLOWER MARC 'E .c Q1 QJ L- -. .J ,c rf 9 fE C011 y Ma n eflicienc ffl Cl ress. p? mail u , Is the . NIatt's boss. pert. K 0 ..Good-looking heerfulness. ...C RAI-IAM G UGE NIA E in I IC1 Z QJ 'E k 'T- :AI U3 BE L1-I GS 'U : S V2 Clothes. E o fr away Et ,,Oh, to g fool. :IIIcing .Ad Pow-ell vu sz cu If ri : I.. QJ ,-. MJ 'J v: E .Le u .... IL . GJ P C ff Lf V, 9' C Q I1 GJ ': C E 4 I.- EJ 4-I C! HJ if If :L 'G su D. I.. 4.1 V? :Li v C s-I Q fl' T.: -5 P -I: ': UT z lil .Q w fn Ll-I z 1 I-LI 3: I- -1: LJ ? VO Ll where are .Bet P lad . .A wash- FQ Q: v CFS .A Travel .Brown linen. .l3ettV. aintiness. ...D OPKINS. H ARRIE H UW . MICK OR E. MCC I-- ho . .Anything ed . Alphabet. . -Cleverness. ATTHEVVS. M +-4 U GJ .-, .C O : -.. u 2 U -C U fd GJ 4-J .C U 5 L- IL QC 4.4 CL +.f I.. 5 C 43 If r C I.. I mpl Id e L ul .. FJ : G-I c CL-. 9-'Z fa Ea. Q2 2,2 TZ. 5. W. -Qi CL. :Q 'El-E 2:11 7? 451 5. w. 52 I 'E el.: '5::: ful QS 'EZ ix .LJ 05.1 Q'+-I coz? 4-,'m? nw. ic-6 .-C-FL.: fe E id I or a .S YQJ ,C I LJ ,L I fb Q. .. 7: Z IL. G! c: 52 I-4 GJ Ig ci. 2 Q2 1 u.: .fy E 2 EQ E E F3 E N E.. '5 lu I :C -C U 5 ,- 'Z Q M +4 C CL QJ if L. Q is 95 2 societv bud . .A ker. Cho E L.. I.. 5 ...I V U2 is GJ Ei II 'Sparkle T ERNESTINE NELTIIARD 6 'U C Q-1 I CJ ..- so f bl? I: 2. rs Q- Q. 'L' F c: EL O FRAxcI3s P0511 fx- Q QJ 4-J 5 CJ u 4'-I .C 4-1 a-4 C vi P11 I.: QJ ,C U G QJ 4-4 -C .2 Tc LE QE L.. GJ +- ..- I.. if r C I.. L1 Z GJ U cn Q ua C I... G nv-4 I--1 FJ C I-I +4 I Q- G ..r: LJ .ac I- ez D- '+- : f.. se I-I C 4-I G CI GJ UD G H-4 C U 'ti 3 Ui VI 9' 'U 11 -C CL C 'ez QJ I SC 'lf .Studyi UCSS. . .Sweet AS. HOM MARY T C Lf. .: ... V5 I-C D. 5 if. I. I-I E CFOIIC . ci. c '-E 'I-I .: hatg I get CEIII h,I Q 'E rs 'U o : 42' T iii? D-C OO CD 'Q I-4 .-1 ha . .False rings. I-- .Ea looks. VVHITESELL .Good CATHERINE that's east Zi 'se I VVuf! lufl . VS grapher. . .A steno . Foolish. .Bohbed hair . .Sea Gull ry. hili ...A ELIZABETH WVILLS. Pussy Cat. 'U D Q s e 3 'S E Q 3 Q.. -I x 31. -. S3 fu 'i 'E 'u C742 SEA GU LL -...4 X Paif1S and PICQSLITCS of Park 'Tis Monday morning, at ten o'cloek, The day is bright and clear, f'Georgette, Blues, and other songs Are the things that greet my ear. Oh! the joys of Gulf Park life, Its cares, its pains and woe, The day before the night of nights- Our Gulf Park Follies Show. Rehearse all day, at evening, too- My brain is in a whirl! Asleep I hear the jazzy swing And see the chorus girl. Studies they are in my mind, In I1 dark recess somewhere, But first and foremost are the songs And dances here and there. There are pains and joys to all of life And also to a show, But here's a cheer to Gulf Park dear, Let's make our stunts all go! NETTIE GRAY CUMMIXS, '23 But It Doesnit Mean Anything ll I R b L l d h t 1 hrs. lox: emem er, seniors are irivi e e c arac ers. Capt. de Jaifue: VVe have now seen all of the Spanish verbs. H S-jfvegz fi- 4- A fl ' 1 1:1 s -I - - 1 'N ollies fllary Thomas: I'm just going and tell lN'Irs. Cox that We take gym entirely too often! Harriet Hopkins: I'm a perfect dumbell. ,llary Conzegys: I am going to marry this summer- Kczthryn U'hitesel!.' Girls, I'm getting fat! Bennie Crum : I'm going home tomorrow, and I'm not coming back. Grijin Dantzler: Have you heard the awful news? Inez Teasleyx If your attitude was like mine is you would love all of your studies. Dr. Cox: You girls should consider yourselves fortunate to be down here where we give you such delicious sea foods and fresh coast vegetables. Paye one hundred thirteen ' f -3 X CW? SEA GULL tx 3- f A S Q S 11 V wxmmm naps ots F' M Y Y lgikgz ' xg ' Q ' ' Qxfiii 3 3 0 W , M, ,,,--,e,,,,e .e,..,, ' V we Xf:,fz1.2 jZ:3g1Q,,. 9 lg 'V 5 f e OU g ., M, ,,.Q3V,3f 5 515 f,,QWb j,f5A '--'A V rf K gy-5 3 e . ' ., ft-, 'f1TAi.1w-w wif asv .51--f. r. 2 1 ,. ,EWS 'K f 1,,,,,f.. ,Q . 7, Q., ,,..,, J H T ' er s 1 E? p du ' ' 811 i .4-'fy ' 1. K I Rel , ,,,, in ' 5 Mlafhw, f . , 1 Y e - ee- .Ji O VV 5 Q ' ' i ' l' W -gf -, , ' W E , e W ll W e It '1T,t,X,-1.:.4 l 'M TM fe:-.fl 1 -- Li 'QxZ.1w ' 'g,,,.. tw . , KP 'Wx .. Q, I ,. ,Lvgxu ,.. 4 ,Mgr ,V Y , , -M-V-51 N ,U 55.1, in . . sl .... 4 ffiigl 1 ' if'3'f Q 1' 5 .Rf V ,V jig .W , Mgxiff- is ' onst Page one hundred fourteen ..,,X ' . - -Q -.f.. N..'. S4 C742 SEA GULL 1ZxT'Cl1n bool Congessnoh . I K 'Q 3 - High Top :F-cas Corstt: tio L' onglunli MARY'- mwd do1hf.s, una 9-x01x'xt5 Vi 13- Bobbed hour' Km .gkev-5 , Clcnhqg Too 'fe w -- Small Sllppefs and roll'-JTOP hose. ., Z QR N4 'f -'K ' X if zlyf our lnzmlrfll fl'fll'll 'fi'- 5-1- 9 CW? SEA GU LL T F -- Title. 7' V : - Y V -. , AK- , f ,v ur Efforts in Blanlc Verse To You, Ou: TFEACHERS A giggle, a giggle, a laugh- A giggle. another giggle-- Miss Leighton. A circle, a square, and a compass, Brown eyes and curly hair- Miss Lyon. An easel, a palette, a hrush, Encouragement and cheer- Miss Smith. A shadow, a cloud and toast, A Bihle, and church- Miss VVitherspoon. The hand, the hip, the head, The Follies. the cup, conrwlztrate- Miss Powell. A verh, some French, and Spain, A look, a cinch, a man- Captain de jaive. Speeches, interest and fire, The truth, esteem and good will- Colonel Hardy. The ocean, the waves, the sea, Music and melody- Mr. Davies. The difference, the distance, the event, The heart, the soul, the mind- Miss Bryan. A stove, a needle, some thread, Costumes, and Food- Miss Lyle. A swim, a stick, a palm, Stunts, and Saturday nights- Miss Currey. Music, dimples, and bob, An orchestra and a song- Miss Ream. A wish, a sigh, a song, Sweetness and volume- Miss Xvedge. Poems, readings, bells, VVindows, and thoughts astray- Miss Evans. E. A. VVEDEKIND. Page one hundred sixteen u CW? SEA GULL X -. M Y I - XX. X X ,, 1-:S-Y .2 'i b. ,. Y, N ,, 11.1. ,, gl? E -1. J ' . Ye 'I' ,ff 5 1' . . ' H H J ., rar? , 1 sf ' if WM K A ww gi 'f 1 ' A 1 . , - b ,M an-.ff V . A N v'1w5fQ,b - ' ,L wg , in Y 1 4 i F' f,- 'I XY! I ffm I -,, 55' 4 mg. 'J , LIN? . ' s W L , ici. ' 'f , 1 . . ,V,-5,w,.fg:,-11 I 9.-.fb . , nj sf-sf fvmfr f.. YZ' . - an Pagf one hundred seventeen if 5-f f CW? SEA GLJLL ff? fi1 i f 1 , ' if V 4 ' Jokes llrs. Boykin Cinspc-ctingl: Ullaw ynn any nhl pic-cvs nl cln-wing ginn stuck aronncl in lime? lfrancc-s llnrgic: li-ttf-i' th: v in that. lilvu' s a nm-xv pziulaifcg help x'm1rsm'll. llliss Bryan Cin Psycliology Classix ln making an antmnoliili- trip what scnsa- tions would he used most 7' Finelyn Forman: lVhy, motor svnsationsf' Q, .-. ,-, :gc 17: ag: Gulf Park Girl: lNl:n'y, haw ynn time tu pu-ss tht-sc hhnisvs for mc tmlay? lllaryz Win-ll, niiss, l ain't lvvliiigg inniivzll tml:n', hnt l'sc alwavs willing to oblige. x l'ni nohmly's fool, she alt-claiml. Bc mine, hc riflei-L-il glcncrrnisly.-Tiggcr. llliss Evans lin English Classl : Bliss xl1lCliSUIl, plvasc' :m':1kc'n Kliss Sv.'i1n. lliss jackson: Aw, wake hui' up 5'Hlll'NC'll-. Yun put llL'l' tn slt-up. Dr. Cox's writtcn comment on il 1'cpoi't lizniilml in hy Kliss Sl1t'arcr: Plc-zisv write more legiblyf' 'uv Bliss Slica1'c1': Dix Crux, what is this mn wrntc on thi li nk nl nn it-pmt? Elisabeth l m'd: Hhly clog llaric Deal: YVhat a blw Czulct No. I: l told her magazinc cover. K '11 :IL knows as nnnfh as l do. . . ,, sing ht- is lNllZZlCtl. l aclorcil hor: l cuinnarcil hcl' to a lvcantilnl girl nn a Cadet No. 2: 'LHOW mliil shc takc it? Caclvt No. I : Sho saicl shc'tl noticcxl that l saw hcl' only once :1 month. l alraw thc' linc' at kissing, Said sho with accents linc llc was a football player, -Anil so hc crossvml thc Pllfli' om' !lll!li,l'l'il Vlflfllffll -4 Y ,. T v--Q P .- - K W? V ' -5 5 ' kj: i 1' ' ,. . 'K 5 C746 SEA GU LL e e Jokes Bliss Powell: Hlfrnestine, may I talk with you a minute ? Frnestine: lVhy, yes, Bliss Powell: what would you like to know? llrs. lflliott: lVant soup? Mary Comegys: ls it good soup ? Klrs. lflliott: Fourteen Carrot. Gertrude Overholt: l'x'e got to cram for my history quiz tonight. Betty llortimer: Better get a Copy of H. G. VVells' 'Outline of History' and get the whole thing in a nutshell. 'Tm cutting uite a figure, said the chorus irl as she sat on a iece of lass. ., b lfxeited voice lover telephone to physicianlz l'DOCtor, my mother-in-law is at ileatlrs door. Please come and see if you can pull her through. Nay, nay, Pauline, Shakespeare was not a sword that could shimmy, and lVilliam of Orange wasn't yellow either. ,ill-fl' nm' lnzmffmf rlinfftrrfz X f i' C746 SEA GU LL Why? XVhy do I leave the dancing throng, For a walk to the starlit sea? NVhy do I care for the solitude, That shades of night bring to me? YVhy do I sit on this rock here, As the waves roll near my feet? VVhy do I love this hour so, VVhen Earth and Sky seem to meet? VVhy do I always wonder, At the whiteeap's eeaseless roll? Vllhy do I merely ponder, At the heauty of the whole? VVhy do I slip away from the happy, joyous crowd, And watch the night and her wonder stars, XVrap earth in their silver shroud? VVhy do I love all this, VVhat charm does it hold for me? VVhy do I carelessly toss aside, All music and gaiety? Is it a gift from God or man, To love these beauties all, The starlit night, the quivering hreeze, And the Ocean's old, old call? Am I just different from all the rest, Or are they different from me? Is that the reason I slip away, For a walk to the starlit Sea? ERNIESTINE NIEUIIARDT, '23. Page one hundred twenty C742 SEA GULL W N V W A . X-4-HX . ,gf Vvrnvlgli, --f f A ' 1 N ' 1 7, If ,1 X Sixixlwj xif l i rw M N 4 N it y . 1 V, -A , HY V W ' ' - 5- ' ' ' 'f.M,.4 1 f .j,i:X . x ' ' I h ,M ' K ' I G 2 sX..... 1 . ,, - N . va-wi-4 A fi l 'fl L 'J' ' ' D 4 wr I vi' X 5 W- iz: A .. 751 Xfvgiiflqffl A ' , - - - 5- 3 5? AX2? VKX'STx'l Q l 4 541 ff? X'-Ll' x xx, ' 1 elp your Jhlp come in READ THE ADJ' 1 Q 1 CW? SEA GU LIS. 51112 Sigh, Shun 1 N,-J:- .k5:'vx Lies 1 5- 4 is y . -:X lx 11Hnmvn'5 Exrluziuv mvnring Apparrl E BILOXI, MISS. QULFPORT, MISS. SEA GULL S . . T' jfggjf ' ' ' x-.N if f Xi . -x x CASTANERA'S DRUG STORE C. H. CASTANERA, Prop. LONG BEACH, MISSISSIPPI TI-IE CAREF UL PRESCRIPTIONS' STAND FOR ACCURACY, COURTESY FAIR DEALING The Besi is None Too Good for ihe Sickgv BANK OF GULFPORT GULFPORT, MISS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 3S100,000.00 'YOUR DEPCSITS IN THIS BANK ARE GUARAN EED BY THE DEPCSITORS' GUARANTY FUND OF THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI The Bank of Friendly Service - I H V' A 1 i -1 .ef ff T 'E CW? SEA GULL DRINK BOTTLED I E I COAST COCA-COLA BOTTLING C0. THE HOME LUMBER COMPANY WE FURNISH MATERIAL FRGIVI THE GROUND UP TELEPHONE 381 Y I7 29TH AVE. C, EPORT, MISSISSIP iz? 674.9 SEA GULI. GIFTS NOVELTIES FINE PAPER IF YOU READ OR YOU WRITE VISIT SOUTHERN STATIONERY COMPANY GULFPORT BooKS MAGAZINES CARDS THE MISSES HART PASS CHRISTIAN, MISS. A hospitable Southern home, combining the best traditions of the Olcl South with comfort of all moclern conveniences Rates Upon Request Nichols-Gartrell Motor Co. THE UNIVERSAL CAR PARTS, ACCESSOR ES, AND SERVICE FORDSON TRACTORS PASS CHRI Tl N MIS -- 1' X 'X , -- ' E, C746 SEA GU LE Fire, Marine, Auto Liability, and Bond Insurance THE SNEED INSURANCE AGENCY WE GIVE SERVICE R 6 D NT B D L LFPORT, MISSISSIPP TELEPHON E I 70 WE REPL E B lx N L TELEPHONE 27 KARL FASOLD JEWELER AND OPTICIAN Walch and fenfeiry Repairing Specially ANDERSON 1 TER BLD GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI S -i f W ' CW? SEA GU LL J ' THE FASHION SHOP IVI. IVI. SCANLON FOR EXCLUSIVE AND DISIINCTIVE DESIGNS IN Millinery, Furs, Coats, Hosiery and Dresses Combined Wiih Courieous Service and Correcl Prices E. BERTUCCI AND COMPANY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES TELEPHONE 2l3 CULFPCRT, Miss. I3I8 27TH AVE. EVA SEA GULE '- 15 4 : I 2 I T . , P WOOLWORTHS NOTHING OVER 100 BUGNA BRIIS., THE QUALITY GROCERS WE KEEP THE HIGHEST GRADE FGOD PRODUCTS ON THE CGAST FULL LINE OF LoosE WILES FANCY CAKES, TEA GARDEN JELLIES AND PRESERVES, HEINZ PICKLES, ALL KINDS OF CHEESE, ETC. TELEPHONE 906-907 GULFPORT, MISS. We Solicii Your Paironage fm,sEA.GULL 'if ...T TXT N , T' ' M guggg. f 1- wg X First National Gardner SL Brown Bank ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW OF BILOXI Oldest Bank on Mississippi First National Banlc .Building Coast Gulfport, Mississippi THE ART CRAFT STUDIO Directly Across the Street from The Bee I-live Guarantee their modern photo work equal to any macle anywhere, sittings made clay or night. Special low rates to stu- clents. THE ART CRAFT STUDIO GULFPORT, Miss. INN BY THE SEA HENDERSON POINT CLUB PASS CHRISTIAN, MISS. The largest and most selected Dry Goods stock, featuring all staple and novelty fabrics, including the famous Iine of MALLINSON'S PLAIN AND NOVELTY SILKSH OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT FEATURES THE VERY LATEST You .Irv Likrly lo Find Ifvlllf You Look For at Our Store THE BEE HIVE V. O. Wii.oER AND N. B. FELHAN, Proprietors TELEPHONE 866 GULFPORT MUSIC COMPANY l4I3 26TH AVENUE C-ULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI CW? SEA GU LL c -. I-1 g': k', -1-ev 'IQ 'nw , I I ,Lgq '65, 'ISAY IT WITH FLOWERS OUR SPECIALTIES ARE CORRECT CORSACIES, SEASON- ABLE PLANTS AND DISTINCTIVE FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR COMMENCE- MENT AND ALL SOCIAL OCCASIONS PALMS RENTED FOR DECORATIONS We can wire a Hower message anywhere, with your card attached, conveying your tenclerest sentiments to kin and friends who are far away. Visitors are welcome at our greenhouses at any time. We are as near to you as your telephone. TELEPHoNE 6 J. B. ADAMS SL SONS FREE DELIVERY DAVIS AVENUE PASS CHRISTIAN MISS. C70 SEA GULI.. I I V . J.-.Y-' Hx, I I W 1' I If ' H ff: 'ff in -4--ii 5. 5 2..4f 2f1.a,3:2,Si: ei Ti 72 ij- In ,. , ..... - gs gl . .. . .. . I ..,. ,... ..., . .. . , Tis- JI - HH III, Ii II I Ill, S , x 2111- i gX k i1:'? -u...-. . i 'EQ ........ 5 I S V w e .. Sf R 2 1 - Y E I I . E .I 'V I U E SJ im , Lx 2 4 N, W m,,,,mrm1nIIuauqf X X 1 T V V A -X I -.- f , E 3 2 J. C. CLOWER FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI WHERE TO GO FOR PHOTOS IF YOU DON'T KNOW WHERE TO GO Go Where the Gulf-Park College Girls Go HOFFMAN'S STUDIO GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI -2-ge A f ' 31 -' CW? SEA GULI. NEW PUBLIC DRUG COMPANY SANITARY SCDA FOUNTAIN, PURE FRESH DRUGS Gulf-Park Girls Welcome T 560 W. H. MEEK, Manager HARRIS ICE CREAM COMPANY Pasteurized Dairy Products Jersey Ice Cream GULFCOAST CREAMERY GULFPQRT, MISS. DR. A. J. PRICE Bank of Pass Christian GULFPORT, MISS. SFANLY TAYLOR ELMER NORTHROP , PASS CHRISTIAN Gl0bQ Clothmg Company . GULFPORT, MISS. SEA GULL - 'TT' DANTZLER THIS NAME STANDS FOR MUCH IN MISSISSIPPI I '- -'r ' 'T Qftz fig' f:-'We .. L .. .1y:A,? . W -N.-1-A , ...J , .-32 ,I -4- I .' :52rI 1 pq' I 5f1IiE1'1.',-f -- -T' :f .Ei H I ki N ' ,ff if , ,. , I .A fi-S f ' jfs.. ' fm' I'.tf'L'Jx -jd ,. R- ' -'.. 5-32 T ' 1 x ,pf I .J Mig A ' Lrfla Q lu:i ',:L6j7-15-':'.' THE DANTZLER LUMBER CO. HAS BEEN ONE OF THE MOST POWERFUL FORCES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE STATE C749 SEA GU LI. IF YOU DON'T PRINTING Co. TRADE WITH US RALPH E. BRASH, Manager XVE BOTH LOSE PRINTERS -+A BINDERS STATIONERS CHAMBLISS HARDWARE CO. GULFPORT, MISS. GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR FRESH CAUGHI' SEA FISH OYSTERS, SHRIMP AND CRABS TO PELICAN FISH 8: OYSTER COMPANY GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI O d FII cI S D R ' cl Write for Price L' JOHN PELLEGRINO'S HEADQUARTERS FOR Finest and Freshest Fruits, Vegetables and Produce The Best f Everything the Market Aifords. Opposite th C-uIf Gr Ship Isl d Office Build' TI hon 668 , CW? SEA GULI.. I GET IN CLOSER TOUCH WITH THE MISSISSIPPI COAST WHERE YOUR GIRL IS ATTENDING GULF PARK BY SUBSCRIBING FOR DAILY HERALD 65 CENTS A MONTH fn SEACHMJ. M g GULFPORT STEAM DYE WORKS AND LAUNDRY CO. 2908 THIRTEENTH STREET Pl-IGNE 280 JOHNSON Sz GREHAN DRY GOODS, NGTIONS, IVIILLINERY LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR Slricily a Cash Store Where Prices Are Fascinaiing JOHNSON a GREHAN GULF SIIXITSISISSIPPI C746 SEA GU LL A LITTLE LEARNING MAY BE A DANGEROUS THING BUT A LITTLE ACCOUNT WITH Us WILL PROVE TO BE A VERY CONVENIENT THING IN HANDLING YOUR FINANCES A checking account will be such an easy method of paying your current expenses, and any surplus that you may not have immediate use for, if placed on a four months' certificate, will draw four per cent interest. We are always glad to have you call and let us explain our different methods of being of service to you. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF GULFPORT A 2 E' f M. f .sf- -Q? T55 Q .53 in ' g if C742 SEA GU LI, SAENGER'S STRAND THEATRE GULFPORT, MISS. Progressive Amusemenis for Progress People SAENGER AIVIUSEIVIIZINT CO., INC. SAENGERS ANDERSON THEATRE GULFPORT, MISS. HAMILTON BROTHERS COMPANY MASTER PLUMBERS AND METAL WORKERS P 88 488 GULFPORT MISS CW. SEA GU LL 1 Y-Q .-'. 1, -1 2:4 T' - STRATAKOS CANDIES AND CONFECTIONS OF ALL KINDS Where You Cel lhe B f L Dr. A. S. Hopkins Phones: Office, 3555 Res., 753 5 I 2 HEWES BUILDING mn 5 A 25h A GULFPQRT G M DRS. UDENEAL GULFPORT AND MCWILLIAMS NEWS STAND EYE., EAR. NOSE AND AND THROAT YUUNGHANQS Telephone 22 Gulfport, Miss. GULFPORT, MISS. GET IT FROM SMITH-TODD HARDWARE CO. GULFPORT, MISS. JONES BROS. DRUG COMPANY THE REXALL STORE GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI f 4 , , ' , - I - fig- 4 ,fi Z pf' CW? SEA GUL1. HEWES BROTHER TI-IE MONEY BACK STORE OF GULF PORT This money-back principle is the best expression of our faiths in our own goods and your perfect guarantee of sat- isfaction with your purchases here. Since this business was established, over twenty years ago, it has been our aim and determination to handle only lines of known merit and relia- bility, constantly weeding out those that did not measure up to our standard. Now we feel sure that we have only the best in each line of merchandise. In our DRESS FABRIC DEPARTMENT you can usually find the most sought-after materials and colorings in silks, woolens and cottons. A wide range of shades and prices in silk and lisle hose. GOSSARD CORSETS. Front lacing, a corset of genuine merit. in twelve different models and prices. Let us supply your BATHING OUTFIT when the time rolls aroundg we will have the whole works. In our SHOE DEPARTMENT you will find the best styles of the best makes-Queen Quality, Walk-Over, and Hamilton Brow'n's. Fall in with us We are pledged lo look after your inleresl as carefully as our own HEWES BROTHERS CE. SEA GLILI. A?7-s.- Barksdale's Garage Dr. J. D. Odeneal L- H' Ba m'a'f' PRP' AUTO SUPPLIES GULFPORT, MISS. Rrjvairing Prompily Dom' Phone I60 Pass Christian, Miss WHERE TO Go AND GET FRESH, I-IOME-IVIADE CANDY DRINK COOL, REFRESHING DRINKS FROM OUR FOUNTAIN DIXIE CANDY KITCHEN GULFPORT, MISS. THE GREAT SOUTHERN HOTEL TI-IE, FINEST HOSTELRY ON TI-IE COAST Large, airy rooms, with or without baths. Unexcelled cuisine, exceIIent service afIordecI. Prices as reasonable as are consistent with the accommodations TWO MILES FROM GULF-PARK COLLEGE just the Place for Culf-Park Patrons lo Stop For information, address THE GREAT SOUTHERN HOTEL GULFPORT, MISS. . X A ,- . 44 .Z I A: .- ,L . 5-i . 1 J - ,, - v E3 , 2- .- W C746 SEA GULL G LF PARK BY THE SEA A JUNIOR COLLEGE FOR GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN Outdoor Life the Year Round Charming Surroundings A Teacher to Every Eight Girls THE ACADEMIC COURSE COMPRISES FOUR YEARS OF HIGH SCHOOL AND TWO OF COLLEGE WORK FULL DEPARTMENTS OF MUSIC, ART, EXPRESSION HOME ECONOMICS AND SECRETARIAL WORK Students from Seventeen States During the Session of I92I-22 CW? SEA GU LL , S S Y, +1:f7x S X. : XX N, I fr-1..4,:f' Q :N -f S L- i-'GET X . V 4 -- . I kk . I GULF AND SHIP ISLAND RAILROAD Operates buffet parlor car on all main line trains and through PuIIman car service in connection with the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD between GULFPORT, IVIISS., and CHICAGO with connecting Iine PuIIman service to and from KANSAS CITY, DAL- LAS, FORT XVORTH, ST. LOUIS, LOUISVILLE and CINCINNATI. Special attention given to the care and comfort of young IacIy students using our train. THE GREAT SOUTHERN HOTEL, GULFPORT, IVIISS.. is an ideal winter and sum- mer resort I1oteI. Its I8 ITIOLE goIf course is unexcellecl. 21 Sou f CI LFDOR H90 Me Home of Me 6of'i 1435125 . I f - 1' K .. If e - - A-1 s 1 ' 52 ' V, 6 CW. SEA Ou LL Say If Wifh Flowers MAGNOLIA STATE FLORAL CO. FLORISTS I4TH STREET, OPPOSITE ELKS' CLUB CULFPORT, MISS. Corsages and Choice Cui Flowers for All Occasions TELEPHONE 580 ELK LUNCH ROOM SHORT ORDERS W. J. JORDAN, Prop. ESKIIVIO PIES AND ICE CREAM FRESH DAILY SOFT DRINKS OF ALL KINDS DAVIS AVENUE PASS CHRISTIAN TELEPHONE 242 J. W. SOMERVILLE COMPANY SHIP BROKERS AND F ORWARDING AGENTS GULFPORT, MISS. CW? SEA GULL M x EVERY MISS LIKES A LITTLE SWEET NOW AND THEN HERSHEY MAKES-WE DISTRIBUTE EVERY STORE SELLS HERSHEY'S CHOCOLATES ASK FOR HERSHEY'S WHEN YOU WANT A LITTLE BOX OF SWEETS GULFPORT GROCERY COMPANY WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS OF GOOD THINGS TO EAT 'ie C74 SEA GU LL -fiievx ' ' g C' GULF COAST Military ca emy 'U A DISEASE-RESISTING PHYSIQUE developed by sleeping on screened porches the year round, and by all forms of athletics and water sports. IIA WELL-TRAINED MIND made alert by a strong body and equipped for all emergencies by a college-bred faculty. 'l A STRONG WILL acquired by learning how to obey and how to command. Il A RUGGED CHARACTER built by association with manly boys and manly men. 'I A DICIPLINED NATURE strengthened continuously by self-control and team-work. Tl A JUNIOR UNIT of the Reserve Officers' Training Corps. Il COLLEGE GRADUATES of experience constitute strongest faculty in preparatory schools. Both Military and Naval Training Under Government Officers Junior School for Boys Between the Ages of 8 and 15 Years SEND US THE BOY AND WE WILL RETURN YOU THE MAN For Catalog Address GULF COAST MILITARY ACADEMY GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI X if ,f Y- ax A Yi 'jN 1 I -I 5255 4- -:W i e ' SS F S CW SEA GULL PASS CHRISTIAN THE BEAI'TIFI'L RESORT HOTEL MIRAMAR ON THE BEACH MQIJERN FIRIEIIRIIUF RIISIIRT HOTEL. APIJEALINIC TO THIJSIE OF IJISCRIMINATINC TASTE OPEN ALL YEAR PASS CHRISTIAN, MISS HOLSTEIN THOROUGHBREDS THE GULF COAST ENJOYS THE RICH MILK AND THICK, YELLOVV CREAM FROM THE FARMS OF J. H. DAUGHERTY GLLFPORT, MISSISSIPPI E ff' CW? SEA GULL Day Drug Company EXPRESSES ITS KEEN APPRECIATION OF THE GOOD WILL OF THE STUDENTS AND TEACHERS OF GULF PARK AND HOPES THAT EACH MAY HAVE AN ENJOYABLE VACATION AND RETURN TO THE COAST IN THE FALL I-H1040 .. , .0 0,1-Ag':h?g,,n,., ,, sg- 4 - 5 MMM., . 'f 13959031 q, af if 5fp6umna..,1-BR..-1 4 'T 2 fe' -Q CW? 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