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

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S6l llO1' Class RL'TH VIV'lAN OBERST, .J X L' BI.Y'I'HEvILI,I2, ARKANSAS Trr-zislire-r Senior Class: S1-c'i'1-tary In-Ita Chi Sigmag Jet Maski-I-sg Tennis Club, 'ZZSQ Arkansas Club. Hard work, fair play, and a de- sire to learn, have made Ruth one of our best students. The natural retirement of her unassuming per- sonality causes some to Call her quiet, but do not think for one min- ute that she isn't very amusing. ill.-NRY E. ALIJIERSKJN, -I A .Y CULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI I'l'l'Slfl9Ilt Junior Vlass, 'ZISQ l'I's-sifli-nt Vnast Flub, '22-'SSH Business Staff sm Gull, '22. What's better than to have one say, Yes, she's clever, independent, and original , and then, too, Keats was not all wrong when he said, A thing of beauty is a joy forever. xi PAL'I.INE BOYKIN, J X NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE Gln-u Club, Tiger Huvkey 'Fezrml THI- ni-sse-I Club, '23-'24. Music hath charms that sooth the savage ear, and Polly knows these charms. VVe all know this, be- cause we've heard her sing. She's ,iust the best kind of a friend, and her friends would be hard to enu- merate.

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n.: ... Senior Class Z. iVIAXlNE F. MoRGAN, .I A SHKEVEPORT, LOUISIANA President of Senior Classf 24 g President ol' Delta Alpha Sigma: Presitlent of Louisiana Clubg President of Riding Club, '23g Y, W. C. A. Cabinet: Bit and Spur Clubg Samovar Club: Secre- tary and Treasurer Cotillion Clubg Tiger Hockey Team, Basketball Team, '!3g Baseball Team, '23. By the law of compensation, one is not supposed to be possessed of everything good, but certainly one wonders what Maxine does not have. Clever, talented, attractive, and capable, she is more than deserv- ing of her popularity. CHARLENE Ross CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Vice-President of Senior Vlass, 'ill President of Chicago Club: Y. VV. C. A. Cabinetg Cotillion Clubg Hockey Team, '22-'23. What's in a name, you ask? This time there seems to be much, and if we wern't afraid of being ac- cused of waxing poetical, we might make numerous flattering compari- sons between Charlene and the Rose. In a word, she is one of our best beloved. FRANCES GOULD, .I A L' LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY Secretary Senior Class, '243 President Kentucky Club: Chaplain Delta Alpha Sigma: Y. XY, C. A. Cabinet: Secretary and Treasurer Athletic Association, Panther Hockey Team. VVe call her Grandma, because she's just the kind of person whom everyone likes. For her to have an enemy is next to impossible. VVe know that Frances will always have the good fellowship that she insipres now.

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SCIIIOI' Class HELEN BUFKIN, 2' 9' 1 GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI Business Manager Sea Gull. 'Ili Vice-President Senior Class, '!2l: Mis- sississippi Club, Y. VV. C. A. Cabinet, '22-'23-'24g Basketball Team, '223 Hockey Team, '22, Treasurer Sigma Psi Iota, '24. When duty whispers low, 'Thou must,' The Youth replies, 'I can'. This is the motto of our Typical Gulf Park Girl. She has done so many constructive things in the three years she has been here, that next year the faculty and students will be at a loss to know where to turn for as capable a girl as Pat, ELLEN H. BUMPAS, 2' YI' I ABERDEEN, MISSISSIPPI President Sigma Psi Iota Sorority, '24: Mississippi Club: Vice-President Jet Maskers' Club, '24, Glec Club, '23-'Z-l. VVe all admire the way in which Ellen shoulders her responsibilities. Ellen has a lot of surplus energy which we may term pep, without which she just wouln't be Ellen. To love and to be loved by one's classmates is what we all strive for, and Ellen has attained this. Gulf Park will just have to get along without her next year, but we know she will be greatly missed. xv MARIE DEAL, .1 X TUSCALOOSA, ALABAMA President Delta Chi Sigma Sorority, '!4g Vice-President Delta Chi Sigma Sorority, '23g President Alabama Club, '24, Treasurer Jet Maskers, '2-lg Y. W. C. A. Cabinet, '243 Samovar Club. Tall and stately, accomplished, one might say, and yet, is this not expected of Marie, 'cause, after all, her banners, like a thousand sun- sets, glow? I 3 .