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

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1935 volume:

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I-If 9 ' GULF PARK'S LIVE OAKS ART STUDIO INFORMAL GARD an--' ir?g3 '??IQI COLLEGE ENTRANCE AROUNDTHEClRCLE ACADEMIC BUILDING: ff ,XA- li ,WRST FW gsm' if pg V Lv i AWW- 'Q ?Q 5:1 FLOWERS AND SHRUBS ALMA MATER 4 ll This our A lrna Mater will forever he, Loved and honored and cherished, Gulf Park hy the Sea. VW will sing thy praises, and to thee he trueg May our loyal sisters from thee blessings accrue, Give thern of thy hounty, and thy happiness, too. -ALBERI V. Ihvlns. DR.RICHARD G. COX THE PRESIDENT Page I8 J' MRS. RICHARD G. CCX DEAN OF HOME DEPARTMENT PageI9 yi. mms--. ui. is , Avi K if s . A4 a 'F' N. 1 9 A Q' 4 s v - if V' A 0 4' .-ss' x .3-65' A i mf' A A 1 A r' 5 ' 2 Y i. , ,541 'Q 434.1 I qw. w. - N ss ,,, .N if X 1' f J w. , l - an 575 K FACULTY LUCY LOUISE HATC1-:ER Academic Dean Mathematics EDMUND DE 'IAIVE French Spanish MAUDE FULSON History Latin SYBIL' KNOTH Science AIDA CLOWER YATES History English Page 20 LUCILE CRIGHTON English History WILLIETTA EVANS English LULU DANIEL HARDY Psychology Bible ETHEL TAYLOR Secretaryship DANELLE YATES French FACULTY ole ALBERT VICTOR DAvIEs Mzisic MARY MINGE GRAHAM CHRISTINE NORTHROP Assistant in Art Dancing ZOE ELIZABETH O,FERRALL Mathematics Latin CECIL RAMSAY Domestic Science MARGARET RUFSVOLD INDIE SINCLAIR Riding NADINE SHEPARDSON Speech Dramatic Art Librarian HELEN SKINNER Physical Education SARA K. SMITH ALICE MACNUTT Voice Art Page 2I I f .. , T751 AF f 'VB- 6 5 , . I L, iii I 'if .W W f'-33356 ' -4 3, . ., fn ' 'f Limp ' - .,,,. ,-2 'ky I R. 3, gif ,153 V id 5 ni u i 4 tis. I V ,I f i. 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FINGIII MAIDEN VCDYAGE By KATHLEEN NORRIS I5 ,h.--I S- fx-,.,x-f-f- 'ca-'TLV SENIQIQ l-IISTQRV here are many messages that Gulf Park seniors would like to leave to the school and to their sponsor, Miss Willietta Evans. We have been guided wisely-forever may we remember the beauty we have been taught and have experienced. Banquets, teas, dances given in honor of us have made us realize how much in esteem our presi- dent and dean have held us. Sing Song, play day, and other competi- tive sports have brought us in contact with the lower classmen whom we are sad to leave. Not long ago, the tryst with our torchbearers was made with the realization that we were giving ourselves just as high a standard to match as they have. Then, too, baccalaureate has left us anything but cold in consideration of problems concerning our sacred future-because we do hold it sacred-, Alma Mater. You have shown us many paths-especially those highest ones on which we have sworn to live. And, now, dear Gulf Park by the sea, on this graduation night of solemnity, when we receive our diplomas, the realization of one dream and hope has become an actuality. May the beauty and exquisiteness of your Southern evening ever pierce our memories so that our lives may be as great and as shining as those bright stars above us. DOROTHY GARIBALDI. Gulf Park College 1935 Page 28 SENICRS ole Miss WILIETTA EVANS Sponsor FRANCES MORRIS . . Farmington, Missouri A X E President of Senior Classy Vice-President of Delta Chig Treasurer of A. A.g Bit and Spur, Brukethall and Hockey Teams. Post ojfce, math, curiosity. Skirts, oxfords, diaries, quick smile. Straight and trim. ANNE BULLOCK . . . Carbondale, Illinois E Xl' I Vice-President of Senior Classg Vice-President of Sig- ma Psig President of Bit and Spurg A. A., SEA GUM. Staff: Samovarg Statisticsg Basketball and Hockey Teams. Eventide, violets, slow streams. Horses, paint-brushes, and T-squares. Schiaparelli, pink chiffon. Sent for but coulc1'n,t comef, Page 29 ,f x i -af' 9 . I A ,Y .Q ' fy 3 'W Qu. .ve , , 1, V V 29 I Qffm , ,,. ,153 r V ' J' 'ff 0 .f'- .iv . 'wr ,. fe ... ,, tggvgga ,Q :,n',f7f'z, A ,, 12153.32 ff52f?.z SENIORS his JT- DOROTHY MEEK . . . Greensburg, Indiana E XI' I Secretary of Senior Classg President of Sigma Psig A. A.g Tammy Hrmcl Stalfg Bit and Spurg Samovarg Bas- ketball Team. Galaxies of braceletf, daily letter. June: Be-el, art scrap-book. ff 5 37 Umm,I love em. JULIET LYoNs . .... Tulsa, Oklahoma A X E Treasurer of Senior Class: President of HY Cabinet: A. A.g Secretary of Delta Chig Basketball and Hockey Teams. A modern Juliet, typewriters, laughter. Butcher-boy pajarnaf, Cosmopolitans. I nearly dropped my teetlvfl 'll about clieclf, BETTE BULPITT .... Taylorville, Illinois A A 2 Athletic Captain of Senior Classy President of A. A.g Golf Clubg Vice-President of Delta Alphag Basketball and Hockey Teams. Dimples, angora sweaters, Sports, puns, Witticism, Fu Manchu, Day and Niglztf' No more need be saiclf, Page 30 SENIORS IT- EVELYN MAY BORUM . Columbia, Tennessee A A E Glee Cluhg Jet Maskersg Volley Ball Team. Honey and rujfles, agreeahleness, Sunday night league, Northwestern Mounted Love your Magic Spell is Everywhere? LOTTIE MAE BREWER . Winston-Salem, N. C. A A E SLA Gum, Staff, Coast Clubg Phi Theta Kappa. Churns, medical aspirations, chats, Psychological discipline, Voice of Experiencef, DOROTPIY CARPENTER . . Biloxi, Mississippi SHA Gum, Staifg Coast Clubg Bit and Spur. Blonde hangs, roadslers. Captains, escapades, Cupid,s messenger to cadets. Page 3l I X 9' ,. W ,I , 3, 313 , ,nf W Mya, s QW Vw- 1 pww z gv ff 1 F fa, . if 8' X ii f,y1iU5?w ff f-,if 'I' Q 4, Q f RZ' ' M, 1 1 ' , W 1, si , , M' :ia , gf 209' . 5' J f , ff' ,f I MAMA fe-num, 4'5 1 x 1 ,, 32 X 5. I ,. a Q ers . Bl- 3 ZFWZK L' rf 43 X, QULCQQ SENIORS die JULIA CORDELL . . I-Ioldenville, Oklahoma A X E President of Pirouctteg Editor-in-Chief of Tammy Hofwlf A. A. Tomato juice, Tammy-tested and approved. Tour-jete, red and read. l,ll be Faitlvfulv All Dwight. SADIE BELL DAVES . . . Mobile Alabama A A E 7 Secretary of Delta Alpha, Tammy Ho-wl Staff, A. A. Kitten, popcorn, duck featlrers, Never a dull moment, Crazy faces, fringed laslres, Fur Calzesf, I can't stand itf, DOROTHY GARIBALDI . Charlotte, N. Carolina E XII I Sociology, gangster pictures, Independence, Library, Freud, religion. SL Ms' Always dependable. Page 32 SENIGRS ATA In BLAIR GASTON . . . Gulfport, Mississippi President of Phi Theta Kappag Coast Club. Languages: Als, diligence, Tlzouglvtful quietness, Blonde curls and blue eyes. JULIA GILBERT .... Wisner, Louisiana A A E Jet Maskersg A. A. Tiny and sweet, Louisiana clrawl, Telephone calls, letters and modern novels. Always bubbling over. JOHNY MAY HARDY . Gulfport, Mississippi xg:-X , w ,, xv' 9' lr w AXE jm- Coast Club. Young woman de luxe, Geography, travel talks, Dobbs hats and swagger coats. Paqe 33 N Wav 'sv- W., aw AJ C SENIGRS ak FLORENCE C. HARL . Kilauea, Kauai, Hawaii A X E Samovarg Phi Theta Kappag Bit and Spur. Mandarin coats, notebooks, paints, Grass slcirts, leis, violins. Christmas romances Bill and Bill. ELLEN MARY HOOGE . . Mobile, Alabama A A E Treasurer of Delta Alphag A. A. Basketball Team. Ecstasy in superlatives, Week-ends, Sunday afternoon rides, Spontaneous giggles, Carl and Cars, O tishfu GERALDINE HOWARD . Columbia, Tennessee A X E Treasurer of Delta Chig SEA GLTLI, Staffg Vice-Presi- dent of Glee Clubg A. A.g Golf Clubg President of Jet Maskersg Vice-President of Phi Theta Kappag Hockey Team. Carnival spirit, peacocksg hutteryingersg Magpies, grease paint, Golcliloclisg Sunshine, psychologyg lim getting nowhere fast. Page 34 SENIORS els :Y- MARION INGRAM . Bay St. Louis, Mississippi A .X 2 Tammy Ilnmcl Slajfg President of Coast Clulng Basket- ball Team. Auburn locks. hrown eyes, Matli., twinkling smiles, men, Keen sport and lots of sense, Pardon my Southern accent. MARGARET MARY KNOX . Springfield, Illinois E XI'I Golf Clubg Bit and Spurg Volley BallTe:1m. Smiles, mischief, green eyes, Beaux, confessions, hoxes of cookies, ff - 1 as Irish as they make em. FRANCES LEAPER . . Green Bay, Wisconsin X. AA., Tammy llmcl Staffg Bit and Spurg A. Ag jet Mask- ersg Golf Club, Flying Dutchman, smocks and hats, jig-saw puzzle, front page news Dry Martinipg private life of a movie star. Page 35 YU fw QV' Mm. 'Q'- ,nf 1 f al' 9 'fl , HW acc' L Bl if-A-N Q? 41 .,W t , ,mf 'T' nv ,, 1 3' 'T' fit SENIORS ego MILDRED MARKWARDT . . Joplin, Missouri A A E Y. VV. C. A. Cabinet: A. A., Bit and Spurg Jet Mask- ersg Basketball and Hockey Teams. German, blue birds, picture shows Travel, dentist chairs, scarred calendars, Style, brown eyes that talk. LUCILLE PEARCE .... Milan, Tennessee A A E Little hut sweet, lovely clothes, Chaises-longue, liquid diets. Fashion pictures to Mrs. Cox. JEAN REICH . . . . Gadsden, Alabama A X Z Vice-President of Y. YV. C, A.g Golf Clubg A. A.g Pirouette Clubg Hockey and Basketball Teams. Pillows, cream-puffs, perfumes, Enthusiasm, educated eyes, Early to bed and late to rise. Lemme tell youf' You know what I meanf, Page 36 SENIORS elf MARGARET SMITH . Fond clu Lac, Wisconsin E Alf I Editor-in-Chief of SHA fiL'I.l,Q Secretary of Sigma Psig Bit and Spurg Glee Cluhg Baskethzlll Team. Chemistry and biology lab. Arbutus or lvlacle-eyed susans Rubrics, conventional designs Old Gold. LYNETTE STALLCUP . . Sikeston, Missouri A X E President of Delta Chig A. A.g May Queeng Bit and Spurg Golf Cluhg Statiwticsg Phi Them Krappag Has- kethall and Hockey Teams. Dignity, intellect, Englislr topcoats, sea-lnlue eyes, Fruit salacl with slverry, pent liouses. MARY ALICE TRIPLETT . Long Beach, Miss. jet Maskersg Treasurer of Coast Cluhg Phi Theta Kappag Basketball Team. Dramatization, perseverance, animation. Picnics and fislving trips, Dixie forever. Page 37 753.95 I YN V 5r ' - ' i l' wrt, M ,.. Q SENIORS MARIANNA WASHER . . . Chicago, Illinois E XI' I President of Glee Clubg Secretary of A. A.: Golf Clubg Jet Maskersq Archery Clubg Hockey and Bas- ketball Teams. Strong, straiglat and stream-line Good Sport, willing lielper, Mail from Fond du Lac, Declaration of Independence? MAXINE WELLS . . . Pleasant Hill, Illinois E XI' I Jet Maskersg Golf Club. Slvortlzancl, typing, worry, Tactful, gracious, systematic, i'Guardian of tlve lamlnsfl DOROTHY WOOD . . West Plains, Missouri A A E Business Manager of SEA GUI,Lg A. A.g Golf Club: Bit and Spur, Ifloclf.-y and Basketball Teams. Wind in the willows, Blue daintiness, yellow curls, Smocles, business anal dates. Page 38 SENIORS fer ev MAURINE ZOLLMAN . . . Walton, Indiana AAS President of Golf Clubg Secretary of Phi Theta Kappa: Bit and Spurg A. Ag President nf Delta Alphag Statis- ticsg Hockey and Basketball Teams. Sphinx, Beethoven, sun tan, Harpers Bazaar cover design, Cold water, orchids, satin, How true '55 We are Seniors of Gulf Park, We are Seniors of Gulf Parkg And we will always be true To tlve green and tlve gold As in life We tread our Way. And we will always remember Happy days spent togetlver, In tlve sclaool room and on cam pus, Back at Gulf Park By-the-Sea. Page 39 ' '12,-Z, saw,-ew--P v r 1 . ,W ,, ,,- 1 , D , rf' 1 ' SENIOR SNAPS Page40 cw' fs-lU CNE MORE RIVER JUNIORS By JOHN GALSWORTHY Wu. ,nz Q. Z7 ,ug ,yrs 'li C ' aw-'f Hs -3' JUNIOR CLASS Miss DxNm,1.12 YATES . . . .lllississippi Sponsor H ifuix A. T.xGG.xRT ......... Indiana President of Juuiur Clzlssg A. A.: Bit and Spur: Gulf Cluhg SLIIITIYIII' Cluhg Hockey Team. H l?l.lEN llizliuws ........... Illinois Vice-President uf .luuinr Classg A. A.: Bit and Spur. RIAXINIE llluum' . ......... Oklahoma St-vi'et:1ry of .luuiur Classg Bit aucl Spur. llluu' l'll,I.EN l3i5lXIuTTl2 ....... lVIissoiu'i Fl'i'ez1s1i1'ci'uf ,luuirmr Classg Bit and Spurg Assistant Editor uf Tammy Ilnfwlg -let Maskersg A. A.g Glee Clula. Nxxcx' LEE l'lICHl?l,l2ERCER . ...... Ohio -luuiur Athletic Cuptaiug Bit and Spurg Tammy Ilofwl Stailg Piruuettc Cluh. I,uL'isE ANDERSON . ......... Virginia Bit zuul Spurg A. A.g Jet Maslaers. Nukux AUSTIN ........ South America Cleo Cluhg Jet Maskc-rs: Y. VV. C. A. Fulwinet. lmtvisif l3.xi412R . .Mississippi .lus12m11N12l3l2I.I, . ........... Texas Y. VV. C. A. Cahinetg A. A.g Tammy Ilofwl Staffg Gulf Club. Page 42 JUNIOR CLASS IIIARJORIE BETZ ........ . . Indizuia Glee Clubg A. A. ELIZABETH BLACK ......... Arkansas ' I Y. VV. C. A. Cabinetg Tammy Ilofwl Staff. -Af 1 I pu.. -P . V ,,'. 3. PHYLLIS -IEAN BLANCH.-XRD . .... QDICIZIIIOIHZI Y. YV. C. A. Cabins-tg Tammy Ilofwl Staffg A. A.: Pirou- ette Clubg Bit aml Spur: Jet Maskeri. HARRIET BRANDON . EDITH BYRAAI . Glee Club. IJIIRIITHY CAIRNS Glee Clubg Bit IIINI Spurg A. A.g Go BETSY ANNE CI-IUXVEN . . Golf Club. CxTHER:NE CI.oI'n . CATHERINE A. CoNwEI.I. . If Club. . I7loI'iIlz1 . Arkansas . . Illinois . Illinois . .0lIio . Illinois HELEN CURIDELI, . ......... Oklahoma ICI.IZAIzETII AIARGARET Photogra phic IXIINNIE G Jet Maskersg Glee Club. COL'I.T is . IJICKINSUN . . Editor of SEA GL7I,I,Q Bit and S ,xv Cox Jet Maskers. fN:IIIw rmlyr Coast Club. . Illinois -Q' ,,,,,,,f A I fx-. . . Illinois ,V purg A. A.g Iwississippi Page 43 Ll ., rv xl 1. ,Ny s , qw-'R ,.,.V.- i '31 li 1 R? CA 49.1, 1' JUNIOR CLASS IJURUTHY C. EASTON . . . . . Bit and Spur. NAN FRERNAL' ....,. Hit and Spur. NIARY Ii. ELAN . ........ . jet Mnskcrsg A. A.g Tummy Ilofwlg Y. VV. C. IXIARGARET Exomxn . .... . . SEA G LTLL Staff. Louisiana lvisconsin . Indiana A. Cabinet. llississippi Ii.xi1,EY EREHART . ...... . Indiana Bit anal Spur. M.xRTH.x ETTINGER . .... . . Ohio Bit :incl Spur. ICSTHIQR L. FROST . . . Kansas BESSIE CiEoRc:i2 . .... . . Michigan A. A. RonERT,x GRAY ...... . Mississippi . Coast Cluli. l,.Xl'I.INIT H.xRT2xi,xN . . . . . . lllississippi Jet Mnskers. ICIJMONA IWIENIJERSON ......... Illinois Y. VV. C. A. Calwinc-tg Jet Maskersg A. A.g Tammy Ilofwl. Iimu l'lFNRY . .... . A. A. Page 44 Klississippi JUNIOR CLASS BETTY HERZ . ........... Missouri A. A.g Pirouette Club: Hockey Team. GERTRKDE HILL ....... . . Illinois Bit and Spur. AIARGARET HoxrANs ........ Kentucky Pirouette Clubg A. A.g Glee Clubg Bit and Spur. BUBBIE HUDSON ...... . . Arkansas A. A.g Hockey. JULIA HL'TCHINSON . .... . .Texas Bit and Spur. JANE jussxux . ........ . . Michigan Piroucttr: Clubg A. A.g Golf Cluli. FELICIE JUNG ........ . Louisiana A. A.g Glee Club. IQATHERINE ANN IQALISH . . . . . Missouri A. A.: Glee Club. FLORENCE KESSLER . . . Missouri BETTY KENIP ........ . . lllississippi 4Nami- onlyr .lov KLISIT . ......... . Michigan A. A.g jet Maskers. ISAHEL LONGLEY . ......... XVisconsin Hockey Teamg Basketball Tenmg A. A. AIILIJREIJ Looms ......... Oklzilioina A. A.g Golf Club. Page 45 9' 3 gl A ' Q, A ff x 'l' ' A.. 1. :WCW , 4,1 . . ' 'CK M, 1 V' ww 21:17 ,. 1 :-.3 n V gh. KVM' .wus -.gy , ,M - :fa -19- Q- 13 gf. -Q2 Lg ' ya r .1 1912 . A f' DLL 'Gs' 45+ ffvj . BM... ., jf '-S12 f . 1 l Wy.. X 0 ,nr , x . ,b - 1 QT, kin . 4'1- JUNIOR CLASS lN:.XTHERINE MCAL'L1EEE . . . .Texas Jet Maskers. lll?I.EN llICVVANE ..... . . . Alabama Bit and Spur. PEGGY ill.-XRRIOTT ......... . . Illinois A. A.g Bit aucl Spur: -let Maskers. RIARY CURNELIA IXIAYGINNES .... Oklahoma A. A.g Hit and Spur. ICMILY RIFNCFR ...... . . lllississippi Const Club. IZILLIE ANN AIEREDITH . . .Texas AIARY L. RIILIARIB .... . . Illinois A. A. ANNA RIAE NIILLER . ........ Indiana Bit and Spurg Snmovar Clulw. BlTTTY.llll'Rl'HY . ......... Mississippi Tammy Ilnfwlg Coast Club. ,IlI'IEUDUSl.X IXIVR1-HY . . . . . Arkansas jet Maskers. KI.xRG.xRET lf. N1CHoL1E . ...... Michigan Golf Clulwg A. A.g SEA fIL'I,I. Stnffg Snmovar Club. l,ul'1SE NURTHRUP . .... . . lllississippi Coast Club. Page 46 JUNIOR CLASS Eu, RL'T11 CUIZERXYFTTER . . . A. A.g Hit and Spur. AIINNIE QETIS . .... . Coast Club. XYIRGINIA PHELPS ..... A. A. Colm LEE POINIJEXTER . . . . Bit and Spur. IJOROTHY F. PUWELI. . . Texas , fllississippi . fllissouri , Klississippi . .Texas AIARCYA PLSTFR . . . Illinois ISAREL R xL'B .....,.... Pc-zllmsylvzmia A. A.g Bit and Spur. I.11.I.I.xN RHI. x . ...... . . Kentucky Golf Club. .ALICE XVHITE Rurnms . ..... . Arkansas A, A.g Pimuette Fluh. I R.xr:cEs Rwrm' . .... . Missouri Glee Club. JANE RUZIER ....... . AIlSSfJlll'l Jet Muskers, BROOKE S.-xxxmz ...... .... 1 Iaryland SEA CQULLQ Bit and Spurg A. A.g Jet Maskc-rs. Page 47 f , Q., 49, F 'py 3. '10 'W ,gf ' ,fa Mfg, 1 F, , , ,ix W 'W' Q Q 4. . me f .1 , .ws V ' V V' aww. I '-,.- 'VE 34 'QT fu' ' f ,..-. ., Ll A qs? 5 Q-1 1, 11 1' 6 P af ar., .fm N -IU WN 'QQ Q 'A Q' , 1' ,ff A ' 4, 'Qf rf ,QM I JUNIOR CLASS PEGIIY SAMPLE . . .Alabama AIARTI-IA K. SCHAIIIIT . . . . Kentucky A. A. VIRGINIA SCHREIBER . . . Cuba CIRACE QI. SENSENERENNER . . . . XVisconsin A, A.g Jet Maskers. ANNA LoL'IsE SHIIEAIAIQER . .... Mississippi Coast Clubg Bit and Spurg Glee Clubg Jet Maskers. I':l..XlNE SIQELLIE . ..... . . . A. A.g Coast Club. if JACQEELINE SIIANS ....... Jet Maskersg Glee Clubg Pirouette Clubg IQITTY STEVEN . ...... . Bit :Incl Spur. M I -II'NE SVNDIIY . ..... . 1 Pirouette Club. BETTY JANE TRINlI3I,E . . .... . Rlississippi Bit an A. A.g Jet Maskersg Hit and Spur. Illinois d Spur. Illinois . Texas Illinois ALICE V.XL'CPI.'XN . ..,. . .Texas Bit and Spur. N.XNCX' JANE VOORHIS . . . . .Oklahoma Glee Club. Page 48 JUNIOR CLASS BONNIE IV.-KNLESS .... A. A. XVALAIA IVILKINS ..... Coast Club. LTVRACE IVILLIANIS ..... lNamv only' Coast Club CATHERINE XVILLI.-XMSON . Bit and Spurg ,let Maskerx. PEGGY IVOLEBEN ..... 1N.1ni.- only: Coast Club. ELLEN XIOUNC ...... Pirouette Clubg Bit and Spurg -let Mas COLLEGE SPECIALS IIENEVA BELL . IZLEANOR BRASHEAR . . . Jet Ma-kers. . . Illinois Il'Iississippi IlIississippi . Illinois INIississippi . . . . . .Kansas kers. . Arkansas TClIllC'S Cl' MARY .IANE HOLDERNESS ....... Illinois A. A.: Bit and Spurg Pirouette Clubg Golf Clubg As- sistant Eflitor of SEA Gum.. AIARY I,lLI.l.XN Tfilli.-XL'l.T . . . Arkarsgiu A. A. IIILXIJYS IVARNER . ........... Iowa A. A.g Y, VV. C. A. Cabinet: Phi Theta Kappag Basket- ball Team. FRANQES NVYATT . ..... . Kansas Basketball Team. SARA If. XVALLIN , ......... Arkansas Glee Clubg Jet Maskers. Page 49 JUNIGR HISTCJRY ur faces beam with smiles as we look back on this year at Gulf Park. Memories of all kinds flash before our eyes as we re- view the events of the year. The frequent battles in athletics over His Majesty, the Goat, the pep and enthusiasm of Sing Song, the dignity of the Junior Tea, the gaiety of the Junior Prom and the solemnity of the torchbearers service are all part of this big pan- orama. Cur junior classmates have won honors as the Most Orig- inal, the Most Intellectual, the Most Attractive and the Most Pop- ular. But more important than all these events are the friendships we have made during the year, our acquaintances now reach to all parts of the country. It was during those long practices at Sing Song that we really began to know each other, now, at the close of the year, we feel like one big family. We, the Juniors, now stand under the spreading branches of Friendship Oak which the Seniors have granted to us. It is ours to pass onward to the Junior Class of next year with all the ideals and standards we have received. With a sad heart we think of the Seniors, our closest rivals and friends, leaving in search of new experiences and greater adventure. With a high heart we think of the coming year which will be ours to at- tain even greater heights at Gulf Park By-the-Sea. MARY ELLEN DEMOTTE. P g 50 SOI'll0M0llIfS i A SEVENTEEN BY BOOTH TARKINGTON 'fs W. W' p 'V' IG I f-nw' 51 i 'fm 3 M H' 1 48 N I e ,mm 19- saa 4 w- , -x 7 , . ,Q 'r f' '1- :Y ft , v' - 1. . Q N- , .aw nr' I fc ' . .r ff W3 1-af :f,, ' g z SOPHOMORE CLASS MRS. lVIARCIA DEXVITT SETTL Sponsor ALEXIA NIARKS .... President IJOROTHYIQING . . . . . . Vin'-Prrsirlerzt IXIARY ELIZABETH TRl1.CK . Sm'r0!11ry liATHERINE GARBER . . Tre'asurer V1RCINl.'X NVUODRUFF . . . E . Mississippi . lllissouri . Tennessee . . Alabama . Alabama . .Georgia Jtlzlvfir Cfzfwtnirz BETTY JANE AUSTIN . . ROBERTA BECKLER . Page 52 . Michigaii . Illinois SOPHOMORE CLASS BEVERLEY BRAIJLEY Alabama Rum F. CURBETT Kansas lllfLEN' Iluxruxl lllichigan Lnxlx B. FLNK Kansas jeux Comms llIlCl1lQ1ll1 Dnxxx IJEAI, Illinois RUBII? -Ilaxx l'lI,l.IS ICTH Ii 1. Texas IJ. Clxxnau lllississippi Page 53 IWW 37224 '-5. wu- cf .ar- -.W A 7' ff' . s dump- ,.., SOPHOMORE CLASS Snlxlx' jo HAYS Arkansas H.AZE1. I'1EXDERSUN Georgia IJORUTHY E. IL!-'ELD New Klcxico AIILIJRED lima Texas I'1LF.XNIJR KNAPP Illinois LESLIE RIULLIN Georgia RIAXRY Im Rum Texas -IUSEPHIXE R1c11TIiR Inriizmzl Page 54 ad' fn.,- i 1: Q' ,f-. -Q9 N7 ,f fg B' . f- 1 ,1- Ui w-Q.-4 av .bf nw.. 'fy' -Rf M4 'Ng-r ,4 .- ,, 41. iQ SOPHOMORE CLASS L, HTTRRTET STELK Tcxni BML TI HL'f3EN1Tx XYH EELTQR Uklahfmia XE Tr, RIN I-01,1isi1T1T4T RUTH RI. XYTXXT-TR -151 N XYYXTT Kaniax I5lw1'f.i L1 .UNE I'-.XRRIHR KIM KNOX lfinlz Sfll .5n'1-LQTITNHQ SXNIT T, RIXRY TIP'l'IX1, lliwi-Nippi Av , , 1 .,, can 3, 1 Page SS .,f i-If 1 gg, , , 4- 1, ' 5- L SOPI-IOMORE HISTORY OW, as the end of the year comes, we can all look back and remember the outstanding events of the year. We were not often in first place when the results of activities were announced, but we were always in the running, and each one of us came through with her chin up, and plenty of that sophomore spirit imbedded in her. One of the lirst events in the school year was the swimming and diving meet at which we made a grand showing, coming on only a few points behind the win- ner. We early realized that our class could boast of some of the best athletes in school and that we could give the larger classes plenty of competition. Almost before we knew it, Sing Song was upon us, and the amount of work we all did in a little over one short week was surprising. Cur stunt, The Search for Happinessf, showed the world's leaders-a dignified President Roosevelt, an enthusiastic President Lebrun, a decisive Premier Mussolini, a jolly Prince of Wales, and a handsome Herr Hitler-unsuccessful in their search for true happi- ness, and stopped by a train wreck in Longbeach of all placesf, Greeted by an effervescent Dr. Cox and an ever business-like Mr. Cooke, they were taken to Gulf Park and there they found what they had so long pursued, genuine happiness. All this time we also had been playing hockey at which we made a good show- ing. Later, after a brief interlude for vacation, came the basketball season, and we had a team that made quite an impression. We displayed more energy than skill, perhaps, but after all, there was the Goat to strive for. Our mid-winter dance was voted another success. The auditorium was be- decked in balloons, large and small, of all colorsg and vines and branches trailed around the windows and in and out the little white fence and archway with which the orchestra was encircled. The lights were soft, the music sweet, and the couples glided rythmically to and fro with only the occasional pop of an ill-fated balloon to break the spell. The spring dance was judged an equal success, and we felt very proud. Our chapel program in February added another laurel to our crown. The last days were crowded with rehearsals with study barely fitted in between. Ar last came that final day, graduation, a scene that will linger in our hearts. When it was all over, we seemed to repeat to ourselves the last words of our Sing Song Alma Mater: Gm loyalty we pledge forever Gulf Park By-H76-S6d.,, ROBERTA BECKLER. Pace S6 YQUTI-I J3y JOSEPH CONRAD , 1 5 is f ' .gn ,,., -f N' v::J :', N -5 - z r x . 2 . J, Q'. -1 - -,L , ' 1, x, A 6' 'W U ,, A, A Q. A,A,. E . 1,3 ff '- .1 , ' if r H A , 'k v 'vw 1, 'S fs 5 ., WA iff, X ' . ff .jf 4 7- ESHMAN CLA THE FRESHMAN CLASS Mlss ZOE 0,FERRALL - Sponsor CRAIG DORCHESTER . President JANE SCHREIBER .--- Vice-President ALLENE ORGAIN . . Secretary-Treasurer BETTY BALLARD . . BETTY BLYTHE . - BEATRICE ETTINGER . HARRIET GRAHAM - PAULINE M. JOHNSON . - BESSIE LEWIS -..- ELEANOR MANDEL . ECCE NUNN - - . DOROTHY RAWLS - - DOROTHY REEVES - - MARY E. WADDELL . WINONA B. WEHLE . MARY ANN WEIR - . BEBE H. WRIGHT . . ROLL Page 51 . . . Arkansas - Texas . Cuba . . Texas - Indiana - - Michigan - -Ohio - -Texas - - Illinois - - Texas Mississippi Alabama - Texas Tennessee - -Texas Michigan Kentucky Kentucky FRESHMAN HISTORY e are not credited with terribly much dignity, nevertheless, we, the youngest of the classes, have played our part and offered our con- tributions toward making this year complete. Just to get a vague idea of how indispensable we have been, imagine the Sophomores without us to look down upon! At Sing Song, that annually recurring, nerve-wrecking night in the fall when everyone looks green-eyed at every other one, we gave our conception of Gulf Park on its annual ucruisen to the moon a hundred years from now. We ourselves were airplanes, and we showed the judges what skillful navigators we are by serenely cruising past all storm clouds and north winds until at last we reached the end of the rainbow and found the man in the moonn to be a delightful host. In February we gave a dance which came to be known as the Freshman Frolic. The auditorium looked every inch the valentine background with hundreds of big, little, and middle-sized hearts strung about. Under firm orders that all hearts should remain intact, the party progressed gaily. We comprise half the high school and throughout the year have struggled with our older sisters, the Sophomores, in such deadly com- bats as hockey, basketball, and baseball tournaments. In spite of our youth, we have oflered keen competition and can not help feeling just a little bit proud of our scores. Now, at the end of the year, we are glad to believe that our Fresh- man existence has been a full and happy one. PEGGY HYATT Pqbo Julfwrmyg www 'bf N3 ffm ml F' if J QQ E9 x.,0 kf KA! X' JQ ff, 9 'X 'bcufu y LOUHSA MD ALCQTT Viiv ff u. I ,4 Q, THE FIRST AND SECOND YEAR CLASSES - 'ffm W 15' X .. ,,,,.M-,.E , 7,1 127' L 'Rm' 4-S- CW ,. 'u na. x T THE HIGH SCHOOL JEANETTE E. ALLEN . CELIA JANE BoGGs . BETTY BROOME . . CARYL BROOME . TETE CIBRAN . . ANNE DALY . . MARIAN ETTINGER . NANNETTE I-IALL . . PEGGY HYATT . , . SARA MARGARET JONES BETTY JANE LACK . NELLIE KING LAY . MARION L. MESICK . YVONNE OLINDE . RUTH ELLEN PAUL . JANE ROWAN . . . VIRGINIA SIMS . . X ROLL 0 . . Pqez . . Ohio . Kansas Mississippi Mississippi . . Cuba . Arizona . . Ohio Oklahoma Oklahoma Alabama Oklahoma Alabama . Illinois Louisiana Oklahoma Arkansas Louisiana rewlzfiizq THE ORGANIZATIONS .sz 3 W5 ' --4. ' of W ,my-fi 1 .JF -f 'nk' .v mwbkw ff' TE.: 1 A ' Gil l ha ,, 1 1, 15' an At.-I - Wan-' ,f-. W ,r .Af E ' w OFFICERS MISS DANELLE YATES ., . Sponsor DOROTHY MEEK . . ANNE BULLOCK . BETTY HERZ . . MARGARET SMITH . ELEANOR MANUEL . Page 67 . . President Vice-President . . Secretary . Treasurer . Chaplain WN . , X , 7k in wh we 3-gig W5 1 QV F, .- ai. A 'U 'fix 'gl xp.-V' ,..,f f Q ' JT- 1 ,.-f ,,e9'f1 . M X Lx. ' ,f n ' 'f x ' 1 v Hz, fr ' ' ' ' ' fr F - P 4 ,I Z 1 F .i ,Vi xi t , -- V1 ,QQ ws H A' 'A f , V I .5 J, . x X fr- , v wx K' 41 f- 'K 'V fr ft 'Ds 7 f :I ld, In VN Y E A-A ' I . on I X J Q mf , ' 'F , ' K ' Bl' ' A . w- N r 'lf VW , , 1' 5 X 5 A A A wwf 2 v Ek? K lv w E 'I rv. w , ! . -3 . ... . f 'V y .1 R V,,A, 'bk I ,,,, Qin. I !,40 ,'a fx V I V M 4 - wg V , 1 1. f .I l .,,.:,- ' 'ff' ' 7 H A , 4 ii'- ' ' A ,fr Q , ,,,,, Q, 5 A xx rg T -. A Q ji Q .. 9 ., . 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MAH N1ll,l,ER Bx1,1.1E AM. ivllzklillllll limunflx' Powell, Fifth Colunzrz IN1.xkcxA PL's1l4:R 1Vl.XR'l'll.'K IQXIIZ Scumlm' ISABEI, R.xLrn 1iI'l l'Y Sruvrax I,1LI,x.w Rum -f.XLjQL'lzI.1Nli Sofws MMU I,1l,1.l.w '1'll1Il.XUl,'I' Sixth Cofunzzz 1VI.XRl.XNN.X VVASIIER Mixxxxu VVELLS VV1xoN.x VVram.E Iiuznxm WHEELER NIARY Axrs VVEIR Rum VVINPQER NANCY Voomus Page 69 SIGMAPSIIOTA HISTORY nce more our ship is headed for the port of Gulf Park. Much bustling and settling of both old and new passengers, then the rush begins! We old members, regaining our sea legs quickly, are able to pick up our acquired responsibilities, and plan to rush the others. Plans are made for an Arty party. Each person is given a list with such things as Answer to a lVIaiden,s Prayerf, and uljaded Summer Love, and with many puzzling looks is on her way. Twenty minutes pass, and then all return with their answers. Such a variety! Punch and cakes are served, and the evening ends with a we,re acquainted feeling for everyone. Sunday evening, we again meet for a lovely buffet supper at the Gray Castle. The tables are beautifully arranged, and unusual entertainment is given by a colored choir. Several interesting speeches telling about the charms of the South are given. Cur supreme moment! Pledge week, now to make the new girls wear stockings on their heads, mismated shoes, and listen to the whispers of What weird creaturesf, as they prance to classes. Old girls smile with the satisfied feeling of beds made, and errands run. Last but most important of all-solemn initiation. All pledging and hazing ended, old and new girls share all responsibilities together. After a cruise of twenty days to the various homes of our passengers, we return to be pleasantly surprised by a dinner and theatre party given by the new girls in honor of the old members. It is a night of high merriment and great glee, with lovely favors given to old members. Plans are in store for a chapel program on February thirteenth, and a dance in March. The end of our stay-the Hnal banquet is a sad, but pleasant occasion as the old officers bid farewell, and the new ofiicers assume the responsibil- ities and happiness of the Sigma Psi Sorority. Cur ship vanishes while blissful memories of friendship and happy times ring in the heart of each girl. DOROTHY MEEK. Gulf Park May, 1935. Pg70 .' ,'- t . 4, VOR M IQ! .LSL ' 1. Y . 3 r- f ' I 'MQ 1 ' Zkfag' , V' IW K:- VA ' mmlax -f' 2 I I ' v . I- wwf ,, , l ., AL ,Nj 'L In I : , ,,., ,.,l','. .cf -1 I wa ' QuWQm9f OFFICERS NIRS.ROWAN . . . . V. i 3.2 A fm, a 4 s ' M .I HH I A X E ,,, , I X 1 ' ll ,,,. '- Aiwa ,, F' z,'f! A 3 .,-1 Sponsor LYNETTE STALLCUP .... President FRANCES MORRIS . . Vice-President JULIET LYONS . . . Secretary TINY HOWARD . . . Treasurer VIRGINIA SCI-IREIBER . . Chaplain DELTA CHISI Page 7I GM h I , X , ' 1 m A ff V ' ' V , -s 1. A . V , 222 1,2 :Q 1 in , ' ' , f ff- 2: U N ff ' I ,,.. V' -T,-- ' V 1 ' f X 1' 1 , , V , i'- ff' f S f '- fx ' mf . - N- .Q 1 - H h 5 . A Q .W V .,.. , ., V, 1,22 ggi 'TQ 'Q .,.. W, f 1 ' -V 5 ,er J26,,N V . W Q 'M 1-' 4' X ' VN f . 'QR 5,113 .. -vr DV 1, K I 2 nr res. X -.K '- V 5, ,X x 2.4 ' V 'V .wi 14, I X -55 6 'QQ' QQ .4-1 .f , lr , ., ' 7 , ,,-6 fl M 1 35 V x ' u W? A Q 5 ,w..,,a, up - gm. , A, ' 8 ,I , I , ,N 5 fu fs . F QS Q, X - X , , if ,f ,gy I' ' , 7 Li 'K A :, Iv., ' ' s I -I-:N r' ,YN H 1 Vi ., . 4 A , , ,.-., ...,, ., ..-, M.. Vl:' . ',-....,.,,,,,,,- ,g.,,. A I 'xkwffl . 1. 4 5. A2 FF 1 ' N' ' H. 'A V- ' 21 Y. . .. f .1 , Vw . V i ,. ff , 4 , .al 'll ' 'Q'-'A' - 'W' N A V , why - ,M , Q 0 Q . - W ,, 4 sg Q. A,:!f' k 1 V ' X L AWJ in .. M,-ff. I4 V A vii, I A V .4 'T V 4 'rv' ii., -3 T7-'I ,Z 8,3 ' i ' - ' I A' ,Y a . , I A x , :H an van Z, fi, J 'I 4 , 3 V r JA, If 1:-fl, W RQ, DELTA ISI JEANNE'I I'E AIIEN LOUISE ,ANDERSON VIRGINIA .ANDERSON PIIYI,I,Is JEAN BI.ANCII,XRI ELEANOR BR.-XSIIIEAR BETTY BROOME TETI-Q CIBRAN NANCY LEE EICIIELBIERCIZR NIARY EIAM JOIINNY MAE IIARIJY FLORENCE HARI, SAMMY JO HAYS DOROIIIY II.IfEI,II NEIIIE KING LAY AAxI,IiXlA INIARKS DOROIIIY REEYES JE.-'IN REICII RANCH VVIIIIE RIIOIIES IXNNA SIIOEMAKER VIRGINIA SIMS IfI,AlNIi SKEILY J MEMBERS First Cofu nz Il 13I5I'IY JANE AL'sIIN BI'I'I l'Y BAI,I,.XRlJ RUBERIA BECI-:I,I1R SFCOIIIZ fiflflflllll CARYI BROOME IEIJVIII BYRAM CRAIG DORcIIE5IER Third C0111 lllll MARGAREI IQNGIANIJ Iis'I'IIER FROs'I LENA B. FUNK lfolirllz Iiflflllllll PEGGY HYAII BOBBY I'IL'II5ON JANE F. JACKSON Fifth CIUflllllll MARY M.XX'fIlNNIiS I3Ii'I l'Y MLIRPIIY TIIEOIIOSIA MURPIIY Sixth Cvflflllllll JUSIiPIIINIi RIOIII ER JANE RUVIQXN JANE ROZIER Sfifwzflz C0111 mn IIIaI,EN 'IQAIQYSARI MARY XVAIJIJI-QI,I, SARA XVAIIIN Page 73 JOSEPI-IINE BIiI,l, QIIENEVA BEI,I, HEIEN BEI,I,Ows CAIHERINE CONAYEI, IIELEN CORIIEIA, JuI,IA CORIIELI, IEEAIRICE ETIIINGER IQATHERINE CEARBER NANNEIIIE HAI.I, K.XIIIERINE KAIISII JOY KI,IsE DOROTHY KING YYONNE OLINIIE AI.I.ENE ORGAIN VIRGINIA PIIEI,I's BROOKE SANNER PEGGY SAMIILE JANE SCIIREIBER GLAIIYS VVARNIIR VVILMA VVILKINSON BHBE VVRIGIII I DELTA CHISIGM H I S T O R Y Gulfpark February 14, Dear Mrs. Rowan- 7lVlid the hectic confusion of my roommate writing her one love on the typewriter with much expression, and Bobbie and Lou reciting The Ravenv without any expression, I am going to try to give you a brief sketch of the wonderful time we Delta Chi's have had this year. The rush parties were lovely, as always, but as this year I am an old girl, I must have a little modesty, and not say anything further about them. I-Iowever, I must say that everyone enjoyed them, and as is evident from our new members, they were ex- tremely successful. The return party, given by the new girls, was held at the Edgewater, and as, at the same time, the Standard Gil execu- tives were having an annual meeting, the evening was made even more enjoyable, for we were permitted to dance with them. They were most charming, and two or three nights later invited the sorority back to a dinner and dance, music furnished by none other than Guy Lombardo. So, Mrs. Rowan, always remember, dance with an executive, and you shall be rewarded. By the way, I overheard our president make a remark about Victor Lombardo trying to flirt with her. I just want to say she is quite wrong, as I was sitting at the same table and he was not flirting with her. The past two years in Gulf Park have been wonderful, and I am looking forward to my third with even more interest and pleasure. The Delta Chi Sigma sorority with its lovely girls and splendid congeniality has played a very large part in making it so. Sincerely yours, SAMMIE jo I-IAYS. Page 74 , rf, v I Q 1 'K' -f 'Q' 6,56 -'www t i f K W1 Riff X 1 Q-lm , 1:1 W Iggy k-. Zi Q - --fu-I .W A, H- rw , 5 Aw , -1 Ri is 1 W. EY :K U Miss MARY MINGE GRAHAM . Sponsor MAURINE ZOLLMAN . . . President BETTE BULPITT . . Vice-President SADIE BELL DAVES . . Secretary DOROTHY WOOD . . . Treasurer VIRGINIA WOODRUFF . . Chaplain DELTA ALPHA SI Page 75 G 6' 00 C9 ll Q0 Ol Ol ll AD Y., , :ji 1-11- 'fg ,QE A K n K: A I l .L Sf: ax H ? V- fill... 6 , wg, E M . Q L LQ - ,7.. I -W ' '1W' in , M 5-: fri V N 1 s 36 ,ggi R --F - 4 'N V Q ' W A rv 1 if Z F 'gi' 'M' V ' 1-f fr X, 'ii f f X 14, fp: I I ff N 'ff V .f,., I Isftl V i f . b y xa W mlig N 4 ,. - , .' -. f, . 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' i , 4 -f L 1 f gr .2 f ,A I M I DELTA ALPHA SIGM NORMA .AUSTIN EI.IZABIi'IH BLACK JUAN Comms IiI.IzAEE'I'II CoL'L'IAs LJONNA DEAI. JCIIA GILBERT IIARRIEI' CQRAHAM EIIMIINIA IIENIJERSON FEIICIE JUNG ISIJIII Y JANE LACK IZMII Y MENCER IVLXRY MII,I,ARII MAXINE MOUIIY f'fJR.A LEE PUENIIENIER IJrIRn'IIIY RAAAIS MARY Im RIIEA HE'l l'Y JANE 'fRIMBl,li IALILR VACGIIAN MEMBERS First C0111 N111 BETTY BI Y'I'IIE RYELYN MAY BORIM BEYERIEY BRAIILEY Lo'I'IIE MAE BREAAIR Swozzd Collznzn MARY EI,I,EN I7EMu'I I'Ii IVIARGARET DICRINSIIN IIEI,EN DLINIIAIVI Third 1j0!llllllI IIAzEI, HENDERSON f9ER'lRL'lJE HII.I, MARY JANE IIOIJIP-RN!-'SS Fourth Ijflflllllll FRANCES LEAPFR MIIAIREIJ Lo0IvIIs ISABEI. LONCIEY MII.lJRED MARRAYARIYI' Fifth CVOZIIHIII LESLIE MLII,I,IN MARGARET NICIIIIIAE RCCE NUNN Sixllz Cofzlnnz FRANCES RIPIAEY GRACE SENSENIIRENNER HARRIEI SI VYK Sf l'!'7Zfll KJUZIHIIII HIINNIE VVANIESS f'A'I'1lERlNE NVIIAIAMSON DnRu'I'IIY VVIIIID FRANCES XVYATI Page 77 DORUIIIY CUAIRNS DoRo'IIIY CARIIENIER MIRIAM EIHIINCER EIIIEI, DAVIS LQANIER HESSIIE GEIIRGE MARION INCRAM SARA MARf:ARE'I JONES JANE JIJSSMAN CAIIIERIN E MCAuI,IEEE H EIEN MCAVANE EVA RUIII OEERwEI I'ER RUIII EI.I,EN PALII, LL'CIl,I.li PFARCIE JUNE SLINIIIIY BOLIIINE TOBIN MARY I2I.I7AEE'III EIQRII C JEAN VVYATT ELLEN You NC A DELTA ALPHA SIGMA HISTCRY t first it was hard for us to realize that this year the re- sponsibility of sorority rushing was ours. We felt a little bewil- dered and missed our seniors of last year, but soon becoming ac- customed to the new orders, we plunged into rushing and found it more exciting than being a rushee. Delta Alpha entertained first at Cabin in the Pines, where Japanese lanterns twinkled and punch flowed freely. New girls arrived in a never ending stream, and by ten o'clock we were feeling a little limp and wilted, but enthusiastic over the potential sorority sisters we had met. The next party was given at the Buena Vista in Biloxi, where we dined and danced to the music of Walter Blesseyas orchestra. Pledge week was more fun than it was last year when we were rats.', It kept us busy devising silly stunts and tasks for the pledges. Formal initiation ended the fun and once more we turned our attention to our studies. After Christmas, the new members gave us a return party. It was pleasant to sit back and enjoy the feeling of no responsibility in making arrangements. They treated us royally to a theatre party. The tri-sorority banquet during the last of May was a happy occasion which revealed concord not only within any one group but a spirit of deep friendliness among the separate Greek letter organizations. Gulf Park lVIAUR1NE ZOLLMAN. May, 1935. Pg78 COAST CLUB The Coast Club is an organization made up of day students who live on the coast. VVe strive to promote good fellowship among our members and also among the other students of Gulf Park. By helping the boarding students to feel at home, by giving them annual entertainment, and by aiding them in any way we can, We aim to make the bonds between the two groups stronger. Even though we do not live on the campus, we participate in school activities and try in every way to make ourselves a part of Gulf Park College. M.xR1oNINrQR.xM . . . . . . jonbixiia MAE Hxkm . Bmik GAs'1'oN . . MARY Al,lK'li Tin Miss Fuisox Lrri 11E Mr-XE BREHEER HE'l4'l'Y BROOME CARYI, BRooME DOROTHY CARPENTER Mixxie GAY Cox ROBERYA GRAX' OFFICERS Pl .I5'l l' . MEMBERS ELMA IIENRY MARGARET DELI, JONES BETTY KEMP EI,EAwoR NIANIJEI, EMMA' MENGER BETTY MURPHY Page 79 . . . . .Prrsidvnl , Via'-Pfrsidffll . , . Sc'U'z'lafy Trraszzrcr . Sponsor LoUisE NOR'I'l'1ROI ANNE Lou1sE SHOEMAKER EI,A1NE SKELLIE ANITA MARX' Tnwpncc GRACE VVu,1,iAMs PEGGY WOLEBEN fi S. , wx 4' ' ,A - , , ,x Q 'Q ,J ' , r ., w -'Q T Q 6 ' 4, P A 1 ,. , , 'r 'Q im m Q? if WE ' A ,iff -.LL :iff 'X ' A,,, , , ,,:, . it E. ,A1,- 'Q' - -' ' Q ' ' W- 4,'. I ' , , X A , fr. lv 'N BLAIR GASTON A , ,K ' ff -,. - A .21 -s-- v-f, -' ' x ..,-V , PHI TH ETA KAPPA V 1 v , R :L 3 M, . A 4 H Q. 4 -my . . . . . .Presidcnl r1ilNYI'IOXX'.-XRD . . . . . ........ Vice-Prmidfnl MAURINE ZOLLMAN . . Sfcrflary and Trfasurvr , MEMBERS Lo'1'T1E MAE BREXVER MARGARET ENGLAND JULIA CORDELL FLORENCE HARL SADIE BELL DAvEs MARTHA KATE SCHMIDT Lx'NE'1'TE STALLCUP MARY ALICE TRIPI,E'l'T GLADYS WARNER Page 80 .. 'f f vvxfw F Q Q fa Q , 2 5. ' ' . J 'Q 2 'ff f ' . , .:,., M if w xv! V F' - f V V ll 'si 9 . . by Q- ' 9' vs .J wx ,, '. v f. 2343. '-',f -' . weglza.:-r J , Miss MARc.xRH'r RUFSVOLD Jl.'l.lE'I' Lvoxs . . . JEAN RMCH . Y. W. C. A. CABINET , . . . . , . Sponsor . , ...., Prrsizlwzt . , . . . I'izw-Plwsidwzl G1.Am's VV.-XR!!-QR . . . Swfrflary NORMA AUSTIN . . Trfasurn' INIEMBERS JOSEPHINE BELL ELIZ.-XBE'll1 lil..-mx PHYLLIS JEAN BLANCHARD MARY ELAM EDMONA HENDERSON M1LnREu MARKW.-xkm Page Bl 4 J ,. , V w ii' .-f A ,X i A 6 .,.v-4 A '53 A-3' V ,S ' . .:.':' ' W , , -L4 6. .' Q W- .t,. 1 rx . . wi, h , x ig: -2- ' , Y We W V -- -, ,---- ,rm gs , T 45. ig , H an rg Q H f igivx vw if ' 4 1' Q 'T' Q, I N, A N A k X Y E , 5 - 'I 'MdM1r,, k ' 'l' X ' .Tri 1 -'efa J. A fe. A zlr '. ::3 1-Ttbjin Q A A A f A it A A-A f A A A AAAA A SEA GULL STAFF NIARCAREI SMH-11 . . . . . . . . .Edif0l'-iIlC!1ll MARY JA N E DORO1 I1OI,DERNESS . HY Woon . . . . . DoR0'1Hx' CARPl:N'lWIfR CHERALIJINIE Iflow,-ARD ANNE BULLOCK . . MARGARET DICKINSON MARGARET Nxcl-101.112 I.0'l'r1E MAH Hkrcwfk Bkooxn SANNER A, . VIRGINIA Woonkuw . . Lljjijflllll EIHYUI . . . . .lizzsirzmx Jvlanagcr . .l.v.vi,vla111 llzzyillmic .mlllIIlIffI'l' . , . .Lilrra ry Edilnr gift Editor . Plmingraplzic Editor . . Alllzlz' lic Ediior , . . .Jokr Edilor . Ciffllflliilly . Cirfulafirzg Mmzagrr M11 nagrr JANE FARRIOR JACKSON . . Ja'-z'z'2'li,vi11g Nlanagrr MARGARET ENGLAND , . ,Ia'wrIi.ring Managm- PEGCY MARRIOTI' . . ...... Typixl Miss VVIl,I.lE'l l'A EVANS . . Litfrary ,Lldwisrr Miss SARAH K. SMITH . , . .flu .JJ-z'iswr Page 82 4, nk ,rf Y f- ., Z' 3 ,A E- fi ,X 6 7m v. ,4,. .,,,, fi 'U ?- X lsns ! O 3 1 . Q ,-f ' f , xyff e gg' ,,.. I . QA ,. 'R fv ft 'Tv fy A A A W 1 7 'N ' , if , 'rr' WA ' ' .El .1 tr e, , we R R W 4 1 -'f gf Q R wi' E' - ,H ,gm f -' A '- R E 45 I 11 JULIA CORDELI. , TAMMY . . . . . . XVI.-XRY IiI.1,EN DEMOTIE . SAOIE BELL DAVES . . BE1-'1'Y MURPHY , MARY ELAM . . . . EOMONA HENDERSON . MARION INCRAM . . TOMMY EICHEI BEROER FRANCES LEAPER . . JOSEPHINE BELL . . DOROT1-lx' MEER . . MARGARET DEI i, JONES BETTY KEMP . . . Miss LUULE CRm1-HON HOWL STAFF Page 83 ......Bus . . . Edilor-in-Clzirf . . Jssislant Editor iness Manager .-I ssisluzzt Buximvss Ma1zagf'r . . . . . Literary Edilor . Sofivly Edifor . . Jolef Editor . .fltfzlrlif Edilor . flrl Edilor . .Typist . Typist . Typixl . Typisl . Sponsor U56 1 Xwbw- 11 A ,iW.,g,gmwn4vw ?'W,, ., 'Me..k,':J2 N: J 'A M PRusrfN'1s J IN FANTASIES L'NlH:R 'mn mRnc'11oN or Mrss AIACH NI.XCNL l'I' and Miss IVIXRY Mlxmi GRAHAM MARIANNA XVASIIIZR . , . . lhvgcidwnf JANE FARRIUR JACKSON . . S,-frf-lary fQliRAI.IJIYIi HOXYARD .... l'1u'-1'wy1dr1zf Emm ISARAM . . . - , Trmsur.'r Ill-II EN DLYNHAM ...... , Lzlmzrmn NORMA AUSTIN M1R1AM 121 1'1Nc:r:R JALIl1L'Iil,lNli SO.-'ANS MARJURIE BEN ETHISI, Dxvxs fl.-XNIER ANN SHUEMAKER RoBraR'1'A BECKLER N'IARGARE'I' PIOMANS BOUTINE 'IQOBIN EVEIAN MAY BORUM NIARC.-XRli'I' DELI. JONES NANCY VOORHIS IDORm-Hx' CAIRNS FELICIE Juxc NI.-XRY XVADDELI, lIrf1,rsN CURDEIJ, K.'X'l'Ill2RINI2 K.-XI.ISI'I SARA NVA1,1.xN N1.XRY I2I.I.l-'N 1jli1VIO'I'IIi ALENIA NI.-XRKS MARY .ANN VVEIR Jun CoRmau . . . . l'rrsidunl DUROTIIX K1NC . .S'ru'fIary and Trrasurvr Brin Hwy , , . . . I'ifu-l'rfnvzdwnt N1ARYJ.XNli IIoI,nERNEss . . . .Lilzrarimz lim'1'x' B.H,l,.XRIJ JANE FARRIOR JACKSON JANE SUNDBY Pr-n'l,1,1s Jr-'AN HLANQHARIJ JANE JOSSMAN J.-XCUUIiI,INE SOANS Ram CfmRma'1'1' MARA M1l,1.ARn ALICF: VAUCHAN C'RA1r: DuRulris'1r:R IZCCH NUNN XVINONA XVEIHE Tommm f2lCIIliI.BIiRf'J!iR D0Ro'1'm' RAwl,s Banff VVRICIIT I,EN,1,B, FUNK JEAN REICII ELLEN YOUNG ALICE VVIHTI-I RHODES IDOROTHY Rnnvlas Page B4 CQ A +1 ' ' 1 9.4 PI .1--42 RO L' ETT Ii CL Page 85 f, l Q SAMOVAR CLUB SPONSQRS MISS SARAII K. SMITII NIISS CIIRISTINE NORIIIROP INCI-.5 I,IiAI'I1R . . DIINNA DIQAI. . NIIRMA AL'S'l'IN I':l.IZABE'lIl BLACK CliI,I.X Iiorzrss BIKINI-I' BUCK ANNE BUI,I,rIcK rlxlilli CIIIRAN IZIIITII BI RAM CAIIIIZRINIQ CONN l,I,l, DoRrI'I'IIY IQASTON JEAN IiI,I,Is OIfIfIcIaRs BQIEMISIZRS IVI,XRCARE'l' ENGLAND MARTIIA F'I I'INr:IiR BESSIE GI:0RcIi FIIIRENCH IIARI. MARGARIJI' HARPER N1ARGARli'l IIUMANS Humax' PIUIJSON MILIIREII KIRK MILIIRED I,ooMIs IfI,IiANOR MANIIIQI, ANNA MAE MII,I,IaR MAXINE Moom' TIIEODOSIA MURPIIY MARGARET NlCllOI.lE Page 86 Sl'l'I'l' . . . . . ,Prfsidrnl lary and Trrasurrr DOROTIIY MEEK VIRGINIA PI-IEI,Ps ISABEI, RAUB ALICE VVIIITE RIIOIIES VIRGINIA SCIIREIBER KI'l l'X' STEVEN HIZLEN TAGGART IXNITA TIPPING PEGGY XVOLEBEN VIRGINIA VVOODRUFF 'K THE ART STUDIO The Art Studio is one of the most colorful of scenes found on the tapestry of Gulf Park. Into it are woven the many threads and cross- threads of earnest industry, joyful self-expression, and excellent guid- ance. In the background are the steady tones of constant endeavor to appreciate the old, recognize the new, and fuse visions with prac- tical application to create things inspirational and worthwhile. FRANCES LEAPER. Page 87 've a Q xxi li X, xx 3 xxvv ,V . , Y I Q 4 i X ' f ,N 4 X ki I if . N 2 Q wi ' i' ' Ni: 1 i i . i . 2 i Z x xii 2 1. 9 ig ,J 5 3 5 i j 3 Q 1 Z R Z ' Q i as , X 4 SX X he aummuning Ar ufrgmuu Cover design made by Helen Taggarf, of fhe program for Everyman, which was presenfed ai Gulf Pdrk on February I9 and March 8 and in Gulfport twice on March I7. Page 88 'VIISS NAOINE SIIEPARIISON . GERALOINE HOIYARO . . BETTY JANE AUSTIN . JET MASKERS OFFICERS EDMONA l'Il5NDIiRSON . SAMMIE JOE HAYS . LOUISE ANDERSON NORMA AUSTIN ELEANOR BRASIIEAR PIIYI,I,Is JEAN BEANCHARO HEIER CORDELL JOAR COOMBS IVIARY ELLEN DEMOTTE MARGARET DICKINSON MARY EI,AIvI BEATRICE ETTINCER LENA B. FUNK NIEMBERS ROBERIA GRAY PAULINE I-IARTMAN PEUCY FIXAH' BE'I I'Y KEMP JOY KI.IsE FRANCES LEAPER PEGGY NIARRIOTI' HELEN MCWANE TII EOOOSIA MURPHY XVVONNE OLINOE MARY IDA RIIEA JAxE ROZIER Page 89 . . . .Sponsof . . . . Pl'1'5ill'6'llf 17611-Pl'1'5fciz'7lf . Sffrfiary . Tum urn' BROOKE SANNER GRACE SENSISNBRENNER ANN SIIOEMAKER JACOUEIINE SOANS ANIIA f1tIPPlNC IEIJIIY JANE 1'RIIvII2I,E MARY AIJCE 'lqRIPI,El'l EIIEN YOUNG EVANCEIINE WAI.I.Ix MARINE WEI.I,s CATIIERINE VVII,I.IAIvIsON fresenfinq ATHLETICS Jeanette Allen, Virginia Anderson, Betty 'fwllwllvf.'ri:u-1. L ' WXTTQ-5I'K1Y , . 'W' 5 ,B V, .fu r ,li . ' tffw ,4- Rf ox The Athletic Association Ojfcers BE'l I'E Bl'l,PI'I l' . . . . . l'rfsirirrzl BE'r'rE BUI,,P1'Ii'I' . . . . . Svnior Captain VIRGINIA VVoooRL'rF . . l'icc-Prmidenl TOMMY Excl-IELBERGER , . . . Junior Caplain NIARIANNA VVASIIER . . .... . . Sen-czary VIRGINIA VVOODRL'lilf . .,.. Sophomnrv Capmin FRANCES MORRIS . . ....... . . Trmsurcr PEGGY HX'.AT'f . . . ..... Frvrfmmn Captain Miss HELEN SKINNER . .... ..,.. . The Sponsor 314 embers Frances Leaper, Isabel Longley, Mildred Ballard, Geneva Bell, Helen Bellows, Mar- jorie Betz, Phyllis Jean Blanchard, Anne Bul- lock, Bette Bulpitt, Dorothy Cairns, Joan Coombs, Julia Cordell, Sadie Belle Daves, Molly DeMotte, Margaret Dickinson, Craig Dorchester, Helen Dunham, Tommy Eichel- berger, Mary Elam, Bessie George, Julia Gil- bert, Nannette Hall, Sammy Joe Hayes, Ed- mona Henderson, Betty Herz, Mary Jane Holderness, Margaret Homans, Ellen Mary Hooge, Tiny Howard, Bobbie Hudson, Peggy Hyatt, Dorothy Ilfield, Jane Jackson, Sara Margaret Jones, Jane Jossman, Felicie Jung, Katherine Kalish, Dorothy King, Joy Klise, Loomis, Juliet Lyons, Peggy Marriott, Alexia Marks, Mary Mayginnes, Dorothy Meek, Mary Millarrl, Frances Morris, Leslie Mul- lins, Margaret Nicholie, Ecce Nunn, Eva Ruth Oberwetter, Allene Orgain, Ruth Paul, Virginia Phelps, Isabel Rauh, Mary Ida Rhea, Jean Reich, Josephine Richter, Brooke Sanner, Grace Sensenbrenner, Martha Kate Schmidt, Elaine Skellie, Virginia Sims, Ly- nette Stallcup, Harriet Steck, Helen Taggart, Mary Lillian Thibault, Boutine Tobin, Betty Jane Trimble, Mary Alice Triplett, Gladys VVarner, Marianna VVasher, Bonnie VVanless, Ruth VVinner, Dorf thy VVood, Virginia VVood- ruff, Jean Wyatt, Maurine Zollman. ., 'E 4.51 1.41 fs Hook Af- ' A' P we ' ' Q' 1 Q ' , ff 'N Q 1 fi? f i ' . k 17' R Q, Q 1 1 1 f-.lh.f sql yr -1 'A . Gt -raw. a.. Yr- .A-..44L.-'-514-is . . ,. ,,, , '..- f , . wg! m 1 ,T I , 'VN A J r 4. ., K7 V l is-, , A . -. , f ,M .., '-32' 497' ' 7 ' f,:,':'!4:'?u1.Lf1f1.f-f4n fJi! . ' J, M-vhfig: -- f f 9 , .,,,,7j,,-3--L-i4Tg4rL,,.y-,,.1NAL t 4'-o'..l M 2 f .- A J'4',,,-.D L in M Q-I 1q,,....,-jw YH.. 1 1 - ,as --4. ' ,,,, ,. - r . A. ffh-lnarffff-'vs J A., f W N -f--.A '4 W- f and Basketball The hockey tournament began on November twenty-second with the Seniors in the lead. The second game was taken by the Juniors, and the third won again by the Seniors. The High School put in a hard fight but couldn't quite make it. The final and championship game was won on December sixth by the Juniors. The Juniors won the goat for basket- ball after a series of three games in which both the first and second teams participated. In the first game, Seniors vs. juniors, the honors went to the Seniors with a close score. In the second game, Juniors vs. High School, the honors went to the Juniors. The third game was fought be- tween the Seniors and High School with the honors going to the High School. JV! .fx N . -,ss J , . ' ixar' A W , Q , ,, :V egg ,f ' 'I ,ff 'i wa n , ' t Y if fi 915 'f -me sir 'A 352 saga '34 pi W ourfmmemf November ninth marked the day ay for the golf tournament held at the Great Southern golf links. There were fourteen prominent golfers participating in this event. Gymkana Superb!-is the term which characterized the Gym- lcana in February. Riders from all classes partici- pated, with prizes and blue, red, and yellow ribbons awarded to the winners of each event. A 'Qclothes racef' a keep-the-water-in-the-glass race, a slow walk, and other events composed the afternoon pro- gram. The Tandem Nlarathonf' splendidly run and won by Frances Morris and Sarah Margaret Jones, was unanimously declared the most thrilling event of the exhibition of fine horsemanship. if? W Q ' . i ' , . Jag -as . -- PPA -.. Q X 5 1 t I.. 49 Vi .w, ,A , 1 ,. fl if .AQ 'V ff ,I 'I Q JA ,f f .,. ga wg, J' 1 'f if I 4 Eg g' f Q., vi' :fp Q P WK' we t, a, , . , t t , vs , A -at fm, ,, ,safe In 4' 4!,4n,f' ' ' we ., A., The Bit and Spur Club Ojficers Pnsidfnz . , , . . .ANNE BULLOCK S1'U'1'fll!'-V . ..... PHGGX HXAIT lzre-Preyidenl . . , VIRGINIA VVOODRUFF Treasurer . . . . SARA MARGARF1 Joxrs Sllembers Jeannette Allen, Louise Anderson, Betty Jane Austin, Betty Ballard, Roberta Beckler, Helen Bellows, Phyllis jean Blanchard, Celia Boggs, Betty Broome, Carol Broome, Edith Byram, Dorothy Cairns, Dorothy Carpenter, Tete Cibran, Joan Coombs, Ann Daly, Mary Ellen DeMotte, Margaret Dickinson, Dorothy Easton, Nan Ebernau, Nancy Lee Eichelherger, Beatrice Ettinger, Martha Ettinger, Miriam Ettinger, Emily Erehart, Katherine Garber, Harriett Graham, Mary jane Holderness, Gertrude Hill, Margaret Homans, julia Hutchin- son, Felicie Jung, Eleanor Knapp, Margaret Knox, Frances Leaper, Bessie Lewis, Eleanor Mandel, Peggy Marriott, Alexia Marks, Mary Mayginnes, Katherine McAuliffe, Maxine Moody, Frances Morris, Anna Mae Miller, Eva Ruth Oberwetter, Ruth Ellen Paul, Cora Lee Poindexter, Frances Rippy, Jane Rowan, Isabel Raub, Brooke Sanner, jaqueline Soans, Martha Kate Schmidt, Grace Sensenbren- ner, Kitty Stevens, Lynette Stallcup, Virginia Sims, Harriet Steck, Anne Mae Shoemaker, Betty jane Trimble, Alice Vaughan, Mary Ann Weir, Mary Waddell, Catherine Williamson, jean Wyatt, Ellen Young, Maurine Zollman. ki!! M.-aw' Water Sports The annual swimming meet which took place on October twentieth proved a very successful event for the Juniors. The meet included races, form swimming, relays, and diving. Miss Skinner presented the goat', to the Juniors that evening. YV' + 4 if ffm .Mardi gras The Mardi Gras Ball, sponsored by the Athletic Association, was presided over by Maurine Zollman as queen and Bette Bulpitt as king. The members of the court were: Maids, Mary Elam, Anne Bullock, Dorothy Meek, and Frances Morris, Escorts, Margaret Nicholie, Margaret England, Jane Jossman, and Dorothy Wood. Tete Cibran and Julia Gilbert were pages and Sammie Jo Hays acted as master of ceremonies. The members of the association who were dressed in gay costumes called out non-members. The music was furnished by Walter Blessey's Orchestra. .Ma rd! gras 6011 rfzamerzf The object of the Mardi Gras Tournament was for the knights to ride, and to win honors for their ladies. Tommy Eichelberger, winning most honors, was made king, and her lady, Jean Reich, was made queen. The ladies of the court were: Bonnie Wan- less, Sadie Bell Daves, and Virginia Sims. Knights were: Jean Wyatt, Virginia Woodruff, and Ruth Ellen Paul. The knights were dressed in gay colors and their ladies wore correspond- ingly gay colors. Instead of spearing deadly foes, they speared tiny rings with their lances. reselzfinq S TATISTICS I UL - TARK ' SUNG l'00k6 SCUZIZEI' Mosr ATTRACTIVE N eq- 1 ' V Y , ga ff an , 1 gg, x A2 b., -'. 3.x ,, - f' - 1. . x, ' . ,. , . . il I ' W .X 'Y qi? . ,wi Q CLWLWZH 06 dyf WITTIEST , .Eyneffe Sfaffcup 0 .Marfha jfafe Sckmigf 555 Nail il!!! Ill l,,,l ll VI Q I lil efen 6 qqa If MOST POPULAR Cafe Gigrcm CUTEST WE. ,, .I If ' . 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Again,-the Y-Hut is the scene of quiet, friendly gatherings, hushed confidings, but whatever or whenever, the keyword is always FriendshiplH Pq H9 THE CRUISE PRESIDENT RICHARD G. COX MRS. LUCILE BENSON Pleasure Pirates, slrall I call you Wlro have just come into port, After liavirzg sacked tlre Indies, Bringing loot of every sort? MRS. EDMUND DE JAIVE . MISS SYBIL KNOTH . LOUISE ANDERSON LOUISE BAKER GENEVA BELL ELIZABETH BLACK CELIA JANE BOGGS JOAN COOMBS REBA CORBETT SADIE BELL DAVES MARY ELLEN DEMOTTE MARGARET DICKINSON DOROTHY EASTON NAN EBERNAU BEATRICE ETTINGER MARTHA ETTINGER MIRIAM ETTINGER LENA B. FUNK ESTHER FROST BESSIE GEORGE SAMMY JOE I-IAYS MARY JANE HOLDERNESS ELLEN MARY HOOGE BOBBIE HUDSON PEGGY HYATT DOROTHY ILFELD JANE FARRIOR JACKSON KATHRYN KALISH FLORENCE KESSLER DOROTHY KING MILDRED KIRK JOY KLISE ELEANOR KNAPP MARGARET MARY KNOX FRANCES LEAPER BESSIE LEWIS ISABEL LONGLEY MILDRED LOOMIS PEGGY MARRIOTT BILLIE ANNE MEREDITH ANNA MAY MILLER ECCE NUNN LUCILLE PEARCE VIRGINIA PHELPS CORA LEE POINDEXTER LILLIAN RHEA ALICE WHITE RHODES Page I20 an . Cruise Conductor . . Clraperon . . Clraperon Clraperon FRANCES RIPPEY JANE ROZIER PEGGY SAMPLE BROOKE SANNER MARTHA KATE SCHMIDT GRACE SENSENBRENNER JACQUELINE SOANS LYNETTE STALLCUP MARY LILLIAN THIBAULT MARY WADDELL SARA WALLIN GLADYS WARNER MARIANNA WASHER MARY ANNE WEIR EUGENIA WHEELER CATHERINE WILLIAMSON BEBE WRIGHT JJ' ,L 5 ,S fm ,Jr 4' e K A q, ., V MAA -4' wg! my , sf uf -' 'A 'fm ff 3 mf J '-vi- ff :fi by-f3+'.i',,,f-. 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We acknowledge the limitations in the mechanical department, with the realization that these limita- tions have been only the mother of our present invention. It is with confidence in the possible future of such class projects and with pride in our first venture as well as in humility at its evi- dent shortcomings, that we are commending to our reading public this issue. THE CLASS IN JOURNALISM. Page I26 COMEDY OF ERRORS Sl 'WELLIAM SHAKESPEARE ..l .. Miss F.: XVho is the I'nknown Soldier? VVarden: I'm happy to inform you that Alice V.: I used to know hut I've forgot- the governor has pardoned you from hang- en. ing. As a special favor to Dot Carpenter, Mis Prisoner I-3131 Ah, no noose is good news. S lones should serve free desserts with each unch costing over twenty cents. 'I'eacher: 'I'heodore Roosevelt said that we shwuld honor our forefathers. Iicce: NVhich four? Blair Gaston: NVhat are you going to do in your old age? Yirg. Sims: 'fGraduate. Miss K.: XVhere do hugs go in winter?' IS. IIer7: Searrh me. INIiss Smith: Name three kinds of car- pets. Student : Olson Rug. Dot: All that I wear, and all that I hope to wear, I owe to my roommate. Mr. X3 I love her, although she isn't pretty. She has that indelinahle something. Iylr. Y.: Sure, I know. INIy girl's dad is rich, too. IIere's to love-the only fire against which there is no insurance. Cloth is now heing.: made from hananas. I'hat should he a nice little thing to slip on when you're in a hurry. vv Poet: Stripped of their heautiful leaves, the trees are hare. Second Idiot: No wonder the corn is shocked. jimmy: Ma, yyhat's the idea makin' me sleep on the mantelpiece every night? Mother: Hush, Sonny, you only have to sleep there two more weeks, and then your picture will he in 'Believe It or Not'. 1 M. Z.: Shall I play 'Stars and Stripes .pu Forever F. VVyatt: No, only for a little while, please. 'Ilhe doctor was questioning the new nurse ahout her latest patient. IIave you kept a chart of his progress? he inquired. 'lihe nurse hlushingly replied: No, hut I can shrzw you my diary. A passenger on a Southern train, looking under his herth one morning, found one hlack shoe and one tan, and summoned the porter. The porter scratched his head in hewilder- ment. VVell, if dat don't heat alll he said. Dat's de second time dis mawning dat rnis- take's happened. Prof Davies larranging to have his class in German sing Siler!! Nigffllli Mildred, h aw low down can you get? Page I28 lllKES VVriting home? Yeah. Mind making a carbon ? The doctor's here, sir. I can't see him-tell him I'm sick. King Arthur: How much'll you take for this suit of armor, Lance? Lancelot: Three cents an ounce, Art, it's first Class mail. Ulf a girl does well in college, it's heredi- tary: if she fails, it's her own fault! She had no principle: but, oh, how she drew interest. john: My girl is divine. jack: Yours may he de-vine, but mine is de-herriesf' Golf Pro: Tee the hall. Millie M.: Sure I see it, but why the baby talk? lt's your fault I flunked that exam. Re- member, I asked you how many people there are in the world? VVell, a heckuva lot wasn't the answer. Bellhop lafter guest has rung for ten min- utesl: Did you ring, sir? Guest: No, I was tolling. l thought you were dead! Page E. M.: At last I've passed history. M. I.: Honestly? E. M.: Don't be so inquisitive. Nature is wonderful! A million years ago she didn't know we were going to wear spec- tacles, yet look how she placed our ears. Tiny Ho: There's a villain pursuing me. S. bl. II.: I'll attend to him. Tiny Ho: Oh, no, you won't-he's chas- ing me! Mr. Ferris: I don't like to see our daugh- ter lighting cigarettes. Mrs. Ferris: Oh, don't he old-fashioned. Mr. Ferris: It isn't that, Ilelen is too young to he playing with matches. Someone remarked that goldfish have pro- vided inspiration for three modern poets- and all this time we imagined that goldlish were such harmless creatures. jean Reich: I've been asked to get mar- ried several times. T. Howard: VVho asked you? j. Reich: Mother and father. Miss Crighton: In what part of the world are the most ignorant people to be found? R. Gray: In London, England. Miss C.: VVhere did you obtain such in- formation? R, Gray: VVell, the book says that is where the population is most dense. l29 KING RICHARD'S COURT A comedy in one act was produced under the management of the SEA GULL Staff, in the Gulf Park Auditorium on January 16th, 1935, with the following cast: King Richard . . . . VIRGINIA WOODRUFF Queen Elizabeth . . LOTTIE MAE BREWER MAIDS IN WAITING Faith . . . . . BROOKE SANNER Hope . . MARGARET DICKINSON Charity . . . ANNE BULLOGK KNIGHTS OF THE ROUND TABLE Good Knight . . DOROTHY WOOD Last Knight . . . . . TINY HOWARD Tomorrow Knight . . . JANE FARRIOR JACKSON Silent Knight . . . DOROTHY CARPENTER Saturday Knight . . MARGARET NIGHOLIE What-a-Knight . . MARGARET ENGLAND Page .... . . . MARGARET SMITH Court jester . . MARY JANE HOLDERNESS Page I30 Y ffl ZQKGQYX W. XX Ch W If ,ifmlb ffeuillli A D SS 1 A 4 o? Q . 'ff -3 V W4 ' vwg1,2!,7 WH 'uQ'X , x if U NA YM' XX? , X A 'iz CQ wx Q TQ ' Y n 1 Nm I The Equitable Life Assurance Society Represented Locally By ERNEST M. BARBER RAYMOND BUTLER With Our Compliments To Gulf Park College Whom We Have the Pleasure of Serving H. T. Cottam and Co. Incorporated PHONE 181 GULFPORT, MISS PALMER INSURANCE AGENCY Hewes Annex Building With Our Compliments To The Students of Gulf Park College We Always Take Care, To Have What You'll Wear 45 MAISON IVIAURICE PHONE 82 GULFPORT' MISS' 811 Canal Street New Orleans, La COMPLIMENTS OF HANCOCK COUNTY Compliments INSURANCE AGENCY of the INSURANCE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES Fire, Casualty, Fidelity, Tornado, Bonds BAY ST. Louis, Miss. A. A. SCAFIDE, Agent Phone 108 Hancock County Bank COAST COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. GULFPO RT, MISSISSIPPI CHASE fs? SANBORN COFFEES Extend Best Wishes to the Students of Gulf Park College REMEMBER US THROUGHOUT Why Fifteen Million Women Cook With GAS Because Gas Cooking is BETTER-QUICKER-CHEAPER THE SOUTHWESTERN GAS 86 THE YEARS ELECTRIC COMPANY Serving Natural Gas to the Communities of th I I d Mississippi Gulf Coast For All Domestic, ncorpome Commercial and Industrial Purposes THE BABY SHOP LOUISE AND ALMA ROESSLE Chila'ren'5 Wear and Art Goods patronize Our Advertisers Kennedy 699 Brandon Inzcrporated INSURANCE BONDS 0 GULFPORT, MISS. ALDRICH AND ALDRICH Greetings to Gulf park Incor orated F WARREN JACKSON Athletic Clothing for Women All Forms of Insurance I857-6I Milwaukee Avenue Chicago, III' G If d O S I u port an cean prmgs Repzfgtative C0,,,,,,i,,,en,5 of THE TRAVELERS INSURANCE COMPANY BUTLER INSURANCE AGENCY Hartford, Conn- Gulfport, Miss. Phone 128 14th Street Gulfport, Miss. Compliments of E. A. Lang, Pass Christian, Miss. SteWart'Sneed'HeWeS Insurance-Real Estate Incorporated INSURANCE IN ALL ITS BRANCI-IES GENUINE ENGRAVED: Commercial Stationery, S I Invitations, Calling Cards INSURE AND BE SURE Sggl-g1:gII3lEpEl5Ef2T'lE1Ig?5EiS 1414-B 25th Ave. Phone 170 Diplo s-Coivicrijncfrzjent Invitations GULFPORT' MISSISSIPPI Ph R y d l46I 6I5 Poydras St. N Ol COMPLIMENTS OF INSURANCE AGENCY Ranlcin-Wehh Insurance S' A' TOMLINSON' AW' Agency 8 First National Bank Building Gulfport, Miss. Phone 31 PHONE 135 GULFPORT, MISS. MONTAG BROS. Incorporated Mar: ufaclurers of MONTAG'S FASHIONABLE WRITING PAPER Gulf Park College Student's Store Recommends Our Stationery ATLANTA, GA. NEW YORK COMPLIMENTS OF HARDY PECAN CO. Box 390 GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI Cafeteria and Restaurant Supplies For Schools, Colleges and Institutions Furnished By LOUBAT GLASSWARE 86 CORK COMPANY NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA COMPLIMENTS OF F. W. WOOLWORTI-I COMPANY GULFPORT, MISS. JOSEPH K. EASOLD Smart Gulf Parlc College jeweler Girls Select Their Clothes he COLLEGE AND FRATERNITY A' ' JEWELRY Q, MAYER 2412 14th Street Gulfport, Miss. New Orleans llflemphis Birmingham Gulf Parlc College Uses and Recommends REUTER'S SEEDS, BULBS QUR AND PLANTS ADVERTISERS 320 North Carrollton NEW ORLEANS, LO' YISIANA HAUSMANN, Inc. New Orleans' Leading Jewelers SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR COLLEGE AND FRATERNITY JEWELRY We Carry a Full Line of Favors Suitable for All Occasion THE VANITY SHOP MISSES AND WOMEN'S APPAREL AT POPULAR PRICES 1 4th Street Gulfport, Miss. F RANK'S PLACE For Fruits and Procluce-Qysters in Season CALL Phone 461 WE SERVE GULF PARK-LET US SERVE YOU ARVAH S. HOPKINS DENTIST 4th Floor, Bank of Gulfport Phone 355, 753 NATIONAL COAL Ei CGKE CO. BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA PRODUCERS AND DISTRIBUTORS BANKHEAD AND SUMMIT COALS JONES BRGS. DRUG co. Tile? 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MILK CRE CREAM PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS Let Us Serve You As We .Serve Gulf Park Phone 550 BOX 43 GULFPORT, MISS. Golf Tennis Riding Swimming Boating Fishing EDGEWATER GULF HOTEL Edgewater Park On the Mississippi Gulf Coast D. O. CONWILL, Mgr. BETWEEN BILOXI AND GULFPORT NOVEMBER TO MAY Summer Season: JUNE TO SEPTEMBER PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Compliments of Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co. patronize Our Advertisers Compliments of A FRIEND Eat Tom's Toasted Peanuts and Candies FRANK P. CORSO Distributor Biloxi, Mississippi STANDARD PHOTO SERVICE I.. P. FULTON, Prop. Commercial Photos Kodak Finishing Quality Work Ejficient Service Gulfport, Mississippi BARTLETT CHEMICALS, Inc. Water at Gulf Park College Purified by Chlorination with Diamond Brand Liquid Chlorine Sold by BARTLETT CHEMICALS, Inc. New Orleans, Louisiana Compliments of GULF REFINING COMPANY W. M. WHITE, Distributor Phone 342 Gulfport, Miss. J. A. STYRON ENGRAVING COMPANY ENGRAVERS-STATIONERS Shreveport, La. 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Gulfport, Mississippi GULF PARK COLLEGE BY-THE-SEA fl Fully Accreclltecl funlor College for Girls Outdoor Life the Year Round Delightful Surroundings and Climate on the Beautiful Mississippi Gulf Coast 089 THE LIBERAL ARTS COURSE COMPRISES TWO YEARS COLLEGE WORK, IN ADDITION TO THE HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC, ART, EXPRESSION, HOME ECONOMICS, SECRETARIAL COURSE PHYSICAL EDUCATION National Patronage, Limited Enrollment me PRESIDENT RICHARD G. COX GULFPORT, MISS. . ,,-,-l3i- -1 7f -. .,,.7?93:: ' V: iiillilllzlliziidqfbx fxfi 253 'I' 1: It. -'A if 213 0 - 2iz33:f 7 I. II. CLUWER FURNITURE CU. The Furnzture Men 2 - t .W...,. . .......,, ..... . QQ-9? F 't cl H 1. ld ..... t... fr urnl ure an Ouse 0 i i-sfg:5a:5:fi5.'f?1fffff - - ll: I f if fx Fll1'I'11Sl111'1gS l 5 fl -, -. .-.9-:-r .-:-:1 R... 'P I E -.'.g5qE:5:253Z3f ,- -.L:g.g:.-:-'-4-- I -. -.-., . -.-.g.g.::L'i-g.3'::-.:::5:g.- - 1 ' - 241-'-'-:-:grj-.::3:Q , ': GULFPORT LAUNDRY Ed CLEANING CO. A Modern Up-to-Date Plant YOUR LAUNDRY, DRY CLEANING, DYEING, RUG CLEANING IS SAFE IN OUR HANDS We Store Rugs and Clothing WE SERVE GULF PARK COLLEGE 1318-22 Thirtieth Avenue Gulfport, Miss. This is the LIFE! OWN an Old Town Canoe. It's just like owning the lake. For there's no waterway a canoe won't travel. Old Towns leap with each dip of the blade . . . guide with a flick of the wrist. They're light hut sturdy to stand hard, long use. Add new joys to vacation with a ca- noe of your own. Free catalog shows many models-paddling, sailing, square- stern and sponson. Prices as low as 3568. Also outboard boats, inrluding big, fast, seaworthy models for the whole family. Write today! Old Town Canoe Co., I99 Fourth Street, Old Town, Maine. Old Ybzvn Canoes Hamilton Brothers Company, Inc. HEATING, PLUMBING, SHEET METAL, ROOFING Quick Repair Service Phone 88 GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI Moodyis Modern Tourist Camp TWO MILES EAST OF GULF PARK COLLEGE Who Recommends Unreservedly These Beautiful, Cool Camps to Our Patrons While Sojourning On the Coast. The .lung Extends fl Corclial Welcome to Gulf Park College NEW ORLEANS, MOST MODERN HOTEL 700 ROOMS GMD JUNG HOTEL New Orleans, Famous Thorouglifare JAMES LYNCH, Managing Director CParent5 The Aristocrat of Southern Taverns bids you welcome. Whenever you visit the coast, which we hope will be frequently, we want you to feel at home, and will take pleasure in extending to you and yours the facilities of this hotel for your comfort, convenience and enjoyment. Great Southern Hotel Sprinkler System Throughout D. C. BAKER, Manager Good Shoes and Hosiery Buckles and Womenls Hand-Bags Reasonably Priced AT BOLTON-JOYCE SHOE STORE GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI Phone 330 301 86 I325 Twenfy-eighfh Avenue COAST ROOFING AND SHEET METAL Incorporafed N. A. RICE, Manager Gulfporf, Miss. Complefe Equipmenf fo Fabricafe All Forms of Sheef Mefal Work Approved Roofers and Disfribufors of Composifion Roofing, Asbesfos, Slafe and Tile AK 0 wo'fP HE DAILY H E RAL D GULF PAINT COMPANY Paints, Varnishes, Wall Paper and Glass M 'l d Y Add f O l me to our ms or ny WE SERVE GULF PARK-WHY 65C a Month NOT YOU? Herald Bldg. Gulfport and Biloxi COMPLIMENTS OF PARAMOUN T THEATRE Host to the Coast NEW LOW PRICES COMPLIMENTS OF Gulf Coast Cleaners To The Students of Gulf Parlc College I'Ve Are Grateful for the Privilege of Serving You PHONE 6 COMPLIMENTS Gulfport Prlntlng' ' COII1 an Umted Cash Wholesale P y G RALPH E. BRASH, Marzager rOCCry SPECIAL COLOR WORK HQRACE HINDS, Manage, SCHOOL AND COLLEGE PRINTERS EMBOSSED AND ENGRAVED Q7 STATIONERY Phone 322 Gulfport, Miss. Phone 789 Gulfport, Miss YESTERDAY-:TODAY-TOMORROW DAY ' S Has, Does and W511Ex,sfeSS Afbrecfatfon for the Tracie of Gulf Park Colfege Gfrls by Being Accommocfatfng HANCOCK COUNTY BANK SERVES THE MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST GULFPORT PASS CHRISTIAN BAY ST. LOUIS HOTEL IVIARKHAM Gulfportis Finest Hotel Every Room All With Bath l,: A. Cutside .a. ii '.AA,Q Rooms Sffiffly Only K ' oV KH la ,ni 'A ' p t , '-o'1 Fifepfoof ew? 'W fi 5 tml Hotel ..-, ' W r s i 5 l : o. : o' -oVq. i J 1:12532 im 1 .-,, Q , 'iii 'I W A Vlql V..b. ., s ,,,, ,Q H , ,M f A M j ,X 'A ,. Q , 'o: oo oo i f e e 5 ri ' Il llu . Th ' H N ' I E A I '.., A W7 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 Beauty Parlor Complete Valet Service Automobile Storage Garage Travel and Information Bureau Gold Room Barber Shop An Institution in Keeping With the Grandeur and Beauty of the Mississippi Gulf Coast GEO. M. WILKINSON, Manager ,, ,,..., -,-,,, -,,,,.,,,,. ., , , I-IIS BOOK PRINTED BY ...... -HI-IE woRLD's LARGEST PUBLISHERS GF COLLEGE ANN UALS ,T EN soul PRINTING CO. NASHVILLE KTENN C0 LLEG E AN N UAL ll EADQUARTEHS -6fzQbAmf.Q1aAhff1jn,f1fmmmfm, , gll7WZlb!L G7gtL'Z!QlfZ0lD,vZ Efyulfzcaf W , , , Mk,-.1