Gulf Park College - Sea Gull Yearbook (Gulfport, MS)
- Class of 1938
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We hope tho? tliis 1958 Seo Gull will orent .on ooorn of memories for yofgr tree of Toife, re3olliog your days at Gulf Pork. Z i i.gi. l nl lin fwpfffxxmivx ff f AX --- -,J-'NL I : I, A-:MQ C0005 rfrjy nnnnoonn In gg f' f fi ' n ll 17? 6210000 F -03 EBQI W' 'V A P' N AAI- Vwfv- sr mv -I-A I -0515 Sa , , y ADMINISTRATION THE CLASSES URGANIZATIUNS N L ATHLETICS FEATIIRES IVIISCEILANEUIIS .2 li 4 1 I Miss INDIE SINGLAIH A l 1 l Y l I R w K L. X Q HiHIEHiIiIN With the homage and grati- tude ef appreciative stidents to a warm friend and ally, We dedieate the 1958 valuiiie i ef the SEA GULL IJ Mies INDIE Siweiaia N ,-.. --1:.,'.L 11 - 1 1...., .1 1.s-41' 'X A xg' ...11.,,4,x 1 ,. 1 . , ,111 '13 13, A , - w 1 .N . 7 Hm- 1: nw., ,.1x',. -, yi ,, 'Q' , .1,,,x11- X 1 f' fj:'.'p, - 'WLS X K ,1 .. - M, -1 , ,. 1 g 1 11- U1- , X1',':Y H -YI .11 X ' ,mn 1 3.,,yg. -1 , .'.U1 1 tv K. '1 . 'w ':'1fC-'3. , WN, 1, 1:-,W W. X ,'.q1.,-1,1:',',., Y '. 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I, X f :W' f Sf if f f f X Q,f9'QXXk 1 ff XXXX - 5 I firm M HIIMINISIHHHIIN 1 xN kit 'ixgvwf n,j' HV: W , . 5 H 'D .I V 5 n,f, :?!,f-gy V' Nfl .' r rg, ' 'nl 11 A mt. ,: h U, GULF PARK BY-THE-SEA . 1 HARDY HALL 4 MUSHISTUDHI LLUYIJ HALL il' FACULTY CLUB sa I FRIENDSHIP DAR INFORMAL GARDEN ART STUDIO MFLAG UF STAHSV' THEIHHCLE ADNHNISTHATIUN BUILDING fs A If n-I . A 'L SX f 5 51' K -of . - V1 mv? '1 , vya , 1 1 : 1 1, Q , .Q- ' ff 5' A v ' if x I A V 1.5. ' ' ' x 5--:L ', nl- vm, , 5- .w Q, - . Vx LWOQ 5 .'n'l , 5.,'Q+'-f , -rg Q . v. 3 , . R . N X04 4, 1, . . s. .v , - ' ,, .xi X xvk -. L - 5,57 :Q . 'fiom mf? -,j+?3f' W ,I+ - I V' ' Q 4 gl ' fgnf '- 4-W' ' UA- V ' ' ' an I ' wx-9 1. f K A ,-.gf g:fA.P'gR:Z'+' Eg .,W' u ix 'Q TROPICAL GARDEN ANGEL TRUMPET Q X ZH, fm? F . . Q dr X 4 . . , 4, . 3.'.'.'i A' 'figbfi-NT 1j.:.:Igl'l: .5 Hearts and voices now unite, Acclaim the green and gold! Raise on high our emblem brigh In joyful song extolled. May Non Nobis Solum live, A lasting mem'ry be Of our Alma Mater dear, Beloved G. P. C. -Albert V. Davies ALBERT V. DAVIES O, Gulf Park, in the heart of the Southland, Where beauty and laughter over us weave their spell, O, Gulf Park, we live in thy sunlight, The dreams and romance that only our hearts can tellg We hail thee with a song of devotion, With friendship we bind thee around, 0, Gulf Park, may our hearts ever cherish All the beauty entrancing That in thee we have found. -Alber Pb Rf if t V. Davies Gulf Park, lovely college by the sea, I love you. When we leave we always want to be Back on that dear campus shady. 'Twas for us and others, too, That you were built 'neath skies so blue, And we'll sing your praises with a gladsome heart It's Gulf Park for me! -Albert V. Davies This our Alma Mater will forever be, Loved and honored and cherished, Gulf Park by the Sea. We will sing thy praises, and to thee be true, May our loyal sisters from thee blessings accrue. Give them of thy bounty, and thy happiness, too. -Albert V. Davies A D MA MATEP1 t X A in ., V a Un. RICHARD G. Cox Prvsillf-nl MHS, RICHARD G. Cox Dean of the Home Deparlmvnt FACULTY LUCY LOUISE IJATCHER Llmdrzrzif Dian, Illalllfnzalics -IUANITA BROVVNING Librarian LUCILE CRIGHTON English, History LoL'1sA CRUCKETT Latin, Malhfzfzatics ALBERT V. DAVIES Dirfflor of Music DI'fJlU'1ll1l'7lf EDMUND DE JAIVE FN11611, Spanish WILLIETTA EVANS English B EATRICE FRETWVELL 41 rromjranist NIAUDE FULSON History, Grography HELEN GARVEX' Sjwfrfh and Tlmatre Arts IDA MAE GOE Sprrrhi and Tlmatre Arts MARY MINGE GRAHAM Dancing LULU DANIEL HARDY Sofia! Sfienfrs SYBIL KNOTH Scifnfe isrx Q' mg: -'W vi , 'Q 'ff all' A f'TPf, 'R Why 'R FACULTY CLETA KROHN Pradice Supervisor CATHERINE MANNING Spanish, French MARY MATH ER Business Adm inistralion LOUISE MCGILVREY Physical Edufation FRANCES MORRIS Malhematics CHRISTINE NORTHROP Bookhindirzg IVA MAE PILCHER Journalism CECIL RAMSAY Home Eronomics NADINE SHEPARDSON Spefch and Thraire .iris INDIE SINCLAIR Riding LOIS SMITH Voife SARAH K. SMITH Alf! AIDA CLOWER Y'ATES English, Hislory DAN ELLE YATES Frfnfh, English RENE SALQMON Violin KNO! in Piclurcl HOSTESSES MRS. BIAUDE THOMPSON MRS. MARCIA DEWITT SIZTTLE MRS. REBECCA BRASHEAR MRS. .ILOITH IDAUGIIIERTY MRS. LLYLA B. PATRICK MRS. DIARY H. CORD EDITH BENSON FRANCES BRUCE ANN INIADDOX AIESSIE HARRIS Diriiiian MRS. RUTH BIARSH Infirmarian KNO! in pictured OFFICE STAFF CRPAL BARRINGER Srfrrtary YV1LL1E ALLEN Burxar MOLLIE ALLEN JAGOE ISA TAYLOR KATE NVETHERREE ROSE HEIDERHOEE RUTH MORGAN 410' -. 49 9 ' Lia , E221 RUPERT H. 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Benton, Illinois President of A.A..g Secretary of Delta Alphag Bit and Spur Clubg Vice-President of Senior Class. lVith malice tofward none, fwilh charity for all. BETTY CONWELL .................... Chicago, Illinois Secretary of Senior Classg President of Delta Chig Vice-President of A.A.g Tammy Ho-wl Stalfg Bit and Spurg Samovar Club. Nature I lo-ve, and next to Nature, Art. NIARGARET EMRICH .......... ........ E vansville, Indiana Treasurer of Senior Classg Tammy Howl Staffg A.A.g Bit and Spurg Practical Artsg Samovar Club. I too am a rare Pattern. CATHERINE ROBINSON ................ Birmingham, Alabama Song Leader of Senior Classg Treasurer of Sigma Psig Vice-President of Alabama Clubg Phi Theta Kappag Jet Maskersg Practical Arts. I :was happier than the lark: That nest on the dofwns and sing to the sky- Ofver the downs the birds flying lVere not so happy as I. l29l THE SENIOR CAROLINE ATKINS .................... Selma, Alabama Secretary-Treasurer of Alabama Clubg Jet Maskers. And I 'would find myself and not an image. EVA BLAKE . ............ . Ada, Oklahoma Dance Leagueg Bit and Spur. She blooms from the dafwn to the day's .vfweet close. ROSA BOND . ................. Brownsville, Tennessee Editor-in-Chief of SEA GULLQ Phi Theta Kappa. I ha-ve had hnofwledge to he trueg My faith eould ohstaeles remove. ELIZABETH BOWEN ................. Gulfport, Mississippi President of Coast Clubg Secretary-Treasurer of Phi Theta Kappag Assistant Business Manager of SEA GULL. Only the :tern self-confdent can hold Their peace amidst the clamor, nor betray Their eapahilitieag' only they Can bear to leafve their strenglh unguessed, unprofvedf' I 30 J -J' H CLASS... NELLIE BREWER . . .......... . LeCompte, Louisiana Jud there 'were many fuoifes Vying at the feast, But mostly I remember Yours-fwho spoke the least. CHARLOTTE COPE CADE .............. Union Springs, Alabama President of Alabama Clubg Treasurer of Delta Cliig Secretary of Dance Leaguegr Phi Theta Kappag joke Editor of SEA GULI.. My heart is swarm with the friends I make. MAE CAMPBELL . ....... . . . . Logtown, lllississippi Treasurer of Coast Club. But in l'0llfI'IZfIlll'llf I still feel The need of some imperisllable hliss. BOBBIE LEE CRAFT ................. Gulfport, lllississippi Neither fwill I put myself forfward as others do Neither, if you fwish me to flatter, will I flatter you. l3ll 5' qw'-'rf-D ,, Q: Xian, It ' Wi z- f . x . , X. --'Q 5 'f.1,v vas' 613 f ,g4w3wd2g,efvi,g . g,,N,IR ., 43 4 5 THE SENIOR RUBY CRAIN ..................... Wilson, Arkansas President of Phi Theta Kappag President of Y.W.C.A.g Bit and Spur. To intellectual eminenee Or scholarship sublime. VIRGINIA DELANOY ........... .... . Anderson, Indiana Jet Maskersg Bit and Spurg Golf Club. Laugh and be merry, remember, better the fworld fwitlz a song. BIOSEPHINE DEZAUCHE .............. . Opelousas, Louisiana Dance Leagueg Phi Theta Kappa. And you mofved among these- mysteries, Absorbed and srrulzng and sure. THALIA EBY .................... Indianapolis, Indiana Vice-President of Delta Chig Vice-President of Bit and Spurg Practical Arts Clubg Samovar Club. And you, stirred 'with aeti-vity, The spirit of those energetic days. I32l ...45- CLASS... JANE ENGLEHART . ..... . Davenport, Iowa Bit and Spur. My heart is like a rainbow shell That paddles in a halcyon sea,' My heart is gladder than all these Because my lofve is come to me. EVELLA FACIANE .................... Slidell, Louisiana President of Louisiana Clubg ,Treasurer of jet Maskersg Practical Artsg Bit and Spurg P Dance League. She fwas of those fwho hoard their ofwn thoughts carefully. GENIE GOFF ..................... Ashland, Kentucky President of Delta Alphag Vice-President Y.W.C.A.g A.A. I feel immeasurably at peace, and fnd the fworld To be fwonderful and youthful, after all. FLORRIE GUY .................. . . Atlanta, Georgia Treasurer of Delta Alphag Brit and Spurg Practical Artsg Y.VV.C.A. Cabinet. Lo-ve, sfweetness, goodness in her person shined So clear, as in no face swath more delzghtf' I331 N Q? 'mwgi .Q ..N ,,Q9c oayaam '.4m 2, N fl 'X , f QF 4 THE SENIOR MONTEZ HAAS . ......... . Bunkie, Louisiana Secretary of Glee Club. 1 am a lady young in beauty Awaiting Until my true lofve eomes, and tlzen fwe kiss. LILY JANE HANSEN .................. Port Arthur, Texas Jet Maskersg Dance Leagueg Bit and Spur. I got a dream of fwllat I'll do some day. ANN HARAWAY . .... . Helena, Arkansas Thy fvoife Makes other hearts rejoice, Makes all ears glad that hear. SHIRLEY HOAG . ....... . Monticello, Iowa Tammy Hofwl Staff. Let me lzafve fwisdom, Beauty, fwisdom and passionj Bread lo the soul, rain fwllen the summers parclzf' E341 i 1 l l I CLASS... HELEN LOUISE HORRELL ................ Springfield, Illinois Practical Artsg President of Samovar Club. She sleeps and dreams afway Soft-blended in a unity of rest. VERA HOOGE . .......... . lVIobile, Alabama Treasurer of B-it and Spur. Shall I not Iofve to ride Bone astride bone, - When the cold wind hlofws And .vnofw eofvers stone. HELEN FRANCES JAMES .................. Brazil, Indiana President of Jet Maskersg Vice-President of Phi Theta Kappag Assistant Dance In- structorg Dance Leagueg Editor-in-Chief of Tammy Hofwl. From compromise and things half-done, Keep me, fwith stern and stubborn pride. And fwhen, at last, the fight is -won, God, keep me still unsatisfied? YVONNE JAMISON ......... .......... K nox City, Texas President of Dance Leagueg Secretary of Jet Maskersg Assistant Dance Instructorg Vice-President of Texas Clubg Phi Theta Kappag Y.VV.C.A. Cabinetg Glee Club. There is none like Ihee among lhe Dancers ' None with sfwift feet. i351 MARY lx'flARTHA KAHLER THE SENIOR Tammy Ho-'wl Staff. 'Hind limr will close about mr, and my soul stir to the rhythm lXfIARY ANN KRAFT . ' ' ingsifieni Af Cla-fc1iib.' ' I stay my haste, 1 maler delays, EDWINA LASSITER . BIULIETTE MCCALL . rl For L-what afvails this eagrr pare? Coast Club. Contours I fwill not break But fwill drifue far out around That beauty may not forsake This cold, hard ground. Jet Maskersg Glee Club. Sufh as a happy bird fwill sing. l36l Sing out, my Soul, thy songs of joy,' New Albany, Indiana of the daily round. . Kirkwood, Missouri Gulfport, Mississippi . Tyler, Texas CLASS... MARIE MCFERREN . . . U ....... . Hoopeston, Illinois Practical Arts Club. And admirably schooled in efuery grace BETH MClNTO'SH ........... ...... R ussellville, Alabama President of Sigma Psig Secretary of Y.VV.C.A.g Chairman of Board of Directors for Jet Maskersg Bit and Spurg A.A. I laugh fwith joyousness, the morning is a hlithe holidayf And in the ofverrunning of my hearty bliss praise rises for the fvery breath I breathe. R MARY MABEL MURRELL ............ . Chattanooga, Tennessee Samovar Clubg Coast Club. I do not knofw beneath 1-what slay Nor on fwhat seas shall be thy fate,- I only lenofw it shall he high, I only kno-w it shall he great ALICE LOUISE PALMER ...... ...... H amilton, Ontario, Canada President of Practical Arts Clubg Business Manager of SEA GULI.g Y.VV.C.A. Cabinetg A.A.g Glee Clubg Golf Club. The proper shining of the soul llfhere nothing ordinary dfwellsf' i371 THE SENIGR DIARY ELLA REDSHAW . ........ . Granville, Illinois Practical Arts Club. If I hafve myself and the drifve of my will. HELEN REESE . JANE RINEHART . PHYLLIS JANE ROOT . . . . . - . . . . . . . . Phi Theta Kappag Bit and Spur. There is no measure upon earth. Arkansas City, Arkansas For Merry, Courage, Kindness, Mirth, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Louisville, Kentucky Samovar Clubg Practical Arts Club. rf ffhout the Chambers of my heart Friends have been coming-going-m The doors stand open here. Bit and Spur. rr Just as my hngers on these keys Make music, so the self-same sounds On my spirit make a music too. f38il Q' x any a year. . Mason, Michigan CLASS... MAVIS SCHWING . ................ Plaqueniine, Louisiana For wr lznofw the A-world is glorious, And the goal a goldfn thing, And that God is not crnsorious lVhen his childrnz haw' their fling. ANNE SIMMONS .................. Greenwood, iwississippi Treasurer of Mississippi Clubg Practical Arts. 0 1-world, I cannot hold thrc flosr' fnough! Thy swinds, lhy -wide gray skins, Thy mists that roll and rise. ALICE MAY SKELLIE ......... ...... L ong Beach, Blississippi Secretary of Coast Clubg A.A.g Jet Maskers. You haiue taslcd of thf' apple That gzfucth 'wisdom sure. NETTIE SWEENEY . ...... .......... O wensboro, Kentucky Secretary-Treasurer of Samover Clubg Vice-President of Kentucky Clubg SEA GULL Staff. She slfeps a charmfd slecp! ' Awake her not. l39l 0 PATRICIA TIPTON BETTY UTT . SENIOPRS . Muscatine, Iowa Bit and Spurg Phi Theta Kappag Samovar Club. Yours are the fuietories of light: your feet Rest from good toil, fwhere rest is bra-ve and sfweet. .Evanston,Ill1noIs Secretary of Delta Chig Practical Arts Club. My -vigor is a new minted penny, W'hich I east at your feet. Gather it up from the dust That it's sparkle may amuse you. EDITH WINANS . ........... . Duncan, Oklahoma Glee Clubg Jet Maskers. I shake my hair in the 'wind of morning, For the joy 'within me knofws no bounds. FRANCES WOODRUFF ................. Columbus, Georgia President of Bit and Spurg Treasurer of A.A.g Vice-President of Delta Alphag Practical Artsg Samovar Club. W'hen in the erofwd I suddenly behold, Your small proud head so like a queen for grace. 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BETTY ANDRES ....... Oklahoma Secretary of Junior Class: Vice-President of Sigma Psig A. A.g Golf Clubg Samovar Club, JANE FRENCH ........ Illinois Treasurer of Junior Classg Business Manager of Tammy Howlg Vice-President of ,let Maskersg Glee Clubg Coast Club. JEAN PERK ......... Indiana Song Leader of Junior Classg Samovar Club. CORA FRANCES ALBERT . . . . Oklahoma Dance League. JUNIOR ALMA MATER Days of joy and bliss Somf day wr fwill 711155 ll'l1vn 'wr arf afway. Gull: Park, lo you wf'll .sllmcays bf lrur. Ulllllfffllfl' we do, 1ff'!ll'ft ZH'l' 'wr go, fri! in our lzraris you'll l1f,' Our oolors lzola' of grown and gold lf'r fwill fA'l!ll'll1ll1'f, .sind quo will hold tlzoso mfmorifs dear Of days 'wc .vpfnl togfllzfr. So as onfward fm' go Through lifo, fwo will slzofw IVz ro loyal and Irue In our momorios of you. -GI,ADYS MARTHA LECROY nf - gl - l'42fl JUNICDRS 3 F3 za F ..a L FRANCES ALSTON ...... Georgia ,..,, T ,H x 5 Bit and Spurg Glee Club BETTY BELCHER .... VVest Virginia . Practical Arts I3 Qf, PRISCILLA BELL ..... . Iowa ,W Bit and Spur Q QU! SARAH BODDIE .... . . Mississippi . Glee Clubg Coast Club A 1: rg. 5 A ,, CELIA JANE Booos ...... Kansas 4 Bit and Spurg Samovar Club FAY ETTA BOUDOIN . . Louisiana AFA? EMILY BROWN ...... Mississippi 'A u Aj' Coast Clubg Samover Club. gi. -Y fzsrfy N K ' BIARJORIE BROWN . . . . Missouri Dance League 6 Q. f . PEGGY BURRELL ..... . Indiana tk fi A. A.g Bit and Spur J, BETH CAMPBELL ...... Louisiana sa Secretary of Y. XV. C. A4 Historian of A. A.: President of Golf Clubg Bit and Spur .QQ RI.-XRGARET CAZELI ....... Texas 5' lx .let Mziskersg Dance League X ' A- ANIT,-X CHLNNEY . . . . Texas Gulf Club H31 . I -2 4: F BERNICE CROAR ....... Illinois ,, T ,Q Jet Maskersg Dance Leagueg Samover Club I , A 'Y BARBARA IJANIELS ..... Missouri -e Golf Club 'ff , A if fr ff A DORIS IJEAN ......... kansas 1 Q fig jet Maskersg Golf Club A 7' ADAIR DOLLAR ....... Kentucky Dance Leagueg Treasurer of Glee Club DOROTHY DLYPUY ..... Louisiana Practical Arts Club W REBECCA IJUKE . . Mississippi A M vi .fx F 'S in ' NIAY ANNA IDUNCAN . . . Texas Bit and Spur ' IJOROTHY EVANS . . . . Mississippi jet Maskers ,L Kp C X 5 BETTY FERGUSON .... Massachusetts 5 Dance Leagueg Golf Club LORRAINE FINK . . Kansas I A ZELDA FLEISCHER ...... Missouri 3 D C 3 R Practical Arts Club V MARYEX'A FRABLE . . Missouri F A E441 . N, . J 'in 0, A 'lb-' 2 v F RQ' -nfs it 19? 151 .N rf! ,,:,,,:,. Q nys '34 F- sz .g A A vw? ' :R ,Q vi- I wr PQ N' J 'xiii JUNIORS ELEANOR FRAME ..... Oklahoma Bit and Spur ELKA FREEMAN . . Louisiana FRANCES FREILER ..... Mississippi Secretary of Mississippi Clubg Jet Maskersg Golf Club SARAH CEILLESPIE . . . . Mississippi Bit and Spur BETTY CiODFREY .... . Missouri Glee Club CSERTRUDE ciRAH.-XM .... Arkansas Jet Maskersg Samovar Club BIARY LovE HALE ..... Oklahoma Bit and Spurg Golf Clubg Samovar Club RIARIA JANE H.-XLL .... Oklahoma Bit and Spurg Jet Maskersg Samovar Club BETTY HART ..... . . Louisiana Bit and Spurg A. A.g Y. YV. C. A. Cabinet JANE HAYES . . . . . . Kentucky Jet Maskers JEWEL HEIDGECOCK ...... Texas Bit and Spurg Samovar Club JEAN IHIINSHAXV ....... Kansas Bit and Spurg Tammy Hocwl Staff l45l JUNIORS DOROTHY' HOLLKI.AN ..... Illinois Practical Arts Clubg Samovar Club EVELYN HOOD ...... Mississippi Bit and Spurg Dance Leagueg Practical Arts Club ANNE HOOGE .... . Alabama A. A. EMA HOOKS ........ Louisiana Practical Arts Clubg Golf Club KATHERINE HORNER . . Nebraska BETTY HORRELL ....... Illinois Practical Arts Clubg Samovar Club ELLEN HOWZE ........ Texas Bit and Spurg Jet Maskers EVELYN HUNTER ...... Missouri Samovar Club IJON HUTTO . ........ Texas Librarian of Jet Maskersg Bit and Spur ALTIDREY JACOBY ....... Illinois Bit and Spurg Golf Club IQATHERINE JAMES . . Texas CAROLINE JONES . . Missouri E461 F92 ,gf - 3? A JUNIORS DEE JONES . . ..... New Mexico Samovar Club HELEN JONES . . Florida TREVA JUNG ....... Oklahoma Bit and Spurg Dance Leagueg Samovar Club PATRICIA KIBIBIEL ...... Illinois Jet Maskersg Bit and Spurg Treasurer of Illinois Club fmpt 1 u DOROTHY KING . . . Missouri fre' E 'O .E , 3 IXIINNIE Lou IiiRKPATR1CK . . Illinois Jet Maskersg A. A.g Y. VV. C. A. Cabinet INIARY BOB IQYGER ..... INIiss0uri Treasurer of Missouri Clubg Golf Club GLADYS M.:xRTH.ex LECROY . . Arkansas Glee Clubg Jet Maskersg Golf Club L.-XIDEANE RI.-XRTIN . . . . . Illinois Bit and Spur JEANNE Ill.-XRTIN ....... Illinois Secretary of Illinois Clubg Dance League BI,-XRILYN IXIASON ..... Kentucky Bit and Spurg Jet Maskers BI.-XRY ALICE IXIAYNE ...... Ohio Bit and Spurg .let Nlaskersg Glee Clubg Golf Club I-171 JUNIORS RUTH NIEEKS . . Alabama JANE MERCER . . . Tennessee LOUISE METCALFE .... Mississippi Coast Club ENIIJ MILLS ....... Mississippi Coast Club BETTY MITCHELL . . . . . Texas Bit and Spur ADA LEE NICHOLS ..... New York Bit and Spurg Samovar Club ROSEMARY NOBLE .... . Texas Jet Maskers NIURIEL PASQUIER . . Louisiana MARY PAUL ......... Texas President of Texas Clubg SEA GULI, Staff BURNICE PI-IELPS ....... Texas SEA GULL Staffg Bit and Spur MARY ETHEL PHILIPS . . . Wyoniixig Bit and Spurg Dance Leagueg jet Maskers BONNIE REDFIELD ..... Missouri Vice-President of Missouri Clubg Samovar Club T481 ml JUNIORS X JANE RICE . . Kentucky LIYAIE RILEY ......... Illinois Jet Maskcrsg President of Illinois Club HELEN LOUISE ROBERTS .... Illinois Bit and Spurg Samovar Club MARY ROBINSON ...... Virginia Vice-President Of the Dance League TORREY SAFFOLD ..... Mississippi Practical Arts Club LENORE SALTER ...... Alabama Samovar Club SELMA SAYEO ..... .... T exas Jet Maskersg Bit and Spurg Practical Arts IDOROTHYSCHMIDT . . . . Illinois Bit and Spur INIARJORIE SCHOLZ ...... Indiana Jet Maskersg Practical Arts Club NIARY BELLE SCHULTZ . . Missouri VIRGINI.-X SCHXVEGLER .... Michigan Bit and Spur Club BETTY SCOTT ......... Ohio Bit and Spurg Jet Maskersg Glee Club E491 JUNIORS MAGGIE SEAHORN ..... . Texas Bit and Spur MARJORIE SHARP .... . Texas Dance League LUDIE SHEETS ....... Louisiana Bit and Spurg Glee Club MARY JAMES STSK . . Texas MARY LEE SMITH ...... Georgia Dance Leagueg Treasurer of Practical Arts Club CHARLOTTE SONNEINIANN . . . Illinois Bit and Spurg Treasurer of Golf Club IVIARION STEGEMAN ..... Georgia Assistant Editor of the SEA GUI,LQ Samovar Club JESSICA STEVENS ..... New York Coast Club ELLEN JANE SUTTON .... Arkansas Bit and Spurg Jet Maskersg Practical Arts DOROTHY TAYLOR . . Illinois JAYNE TUVESON . . . . Illinois A.A. CROMMELIN UNDERWOOD . . Alabama Bit and Spur ISOI A -QQ A 11 . 49 JUNIORS IJORIS WAITE . . . Oklahoma DORIS WALLACE .... . Missouri ' Golf Club VIRGINIA WALTERMAN ..... Ohio Executive Board of Bit and Spurg Golf Club JEAN WARNER ........ Texas Jet Maskersg Bit and Spur IVIARY VVASHRIQRN ...... Kansas Literary Editor of SEA GULLQ jet Maskers IVIARGARET WEBB ....... Texas Jet Maskersg Bit anrl Spurg Samovar Club GRETCHEN WEBER ...... Illinois Bit and Spurg SEA CIULI, Staffg Glee Clubg Samovar Club ELIZABETH VVHEELER . . . Illinois VIRGINIA NVHITCGAIB . . Massachusetts Y. VV. C. A. Cabinetg A. A. NVINNIE XVHITEHEAD . . . Mississippi Coast Club RIAXINE VVHITESIIIE .... Oklzihoma Bit and Spurg Jet Maskers RIIRIAM XVI-IITEIELD ..... Illinois Jet Maskersg Tammy Ilofzcl Staff ISIJ JUNIORS BETTY VVILLIAMS ..... Kentucky Bit and Spur BOBBIE VVILLIAMS . . . Florida MARGARET JANE WILLIAMS . Mississippi Coast Club NIARTHA WILLIAMS . . . . Arkansas Bit and Spurg A. A. PEGGY XVILLIAMS ..... Louisiana Dance League JEAN WILSON ..... . Illinois Jet Maskers MARY' VIRGINIA WILSON . . Oklahoma Jet Maskersg Practical Arts Club MARGARET WINSHIP ..... Georgia Secretary of Practical Arts Clubg Bit and Spurg Y. VV. C. A. Cabinet VERNA VVOODNVARD .... Mississippi Glee Clubg Coast Club MABEL ELLZEY ...... 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MARY jo AMMERMAN . . RIARY JEANNE ARCHER . ALLETA BILLUPS . NAN BoND ...... MARY ALENE CALVERT . Second Row Third Row E541 . Illinois Mississippi Alabama . Kansas Oklahoma Kentucky Mississippi Mississippi . . Ohio JEAN CLABAUGH . EARLENE CLAYTON A . . . . MARY VIRGINIA DE YAINIPERT FRANCES FRENCH . . BETTY RUTH FRIEND . JEAN GILLILAND . . ELLEN HEANER . JEAN HENDRICK . HELENE HERZFELD . 'Q First Row Second Row Third Row - . . . f E571 SOPHOMORES Alabama Louisiana Arkansas Louisiana . Illinois Oklahoma . Texas . Illinois Alabama SOPH GMORES E 'Es all M-was 43 First Row GARLAND JEAN HIRSCH . ...... . Philippine Islands RUTH HOLYFIELD . . Mississippi MADEI,ElNE JACOBS . Georgia BARBARA JERVIS . MARJORIE JERVIS . MARJoR1E KENNEDY REBECCA KNIGHT . MARCIA LAMBERT . PATTY LEDYARD . . Second Row Third Row E561 . Florida . Florida Mississippi . . Georgia Mississippi . Kansas 15 IV! BLANCHE LISCHKOFF CHARLOTTE LOCKE '. JEAN LONGINO . . SHELBY NICEWVEN . LA NOR MOORE . . MARY LOU NICHOLS JULIA NORRIS . . SHIRLEY PATRICK . . BETH PHETTEPLACE First Ro-zu Secona' Ro-zu Third Row l57l SOPHOMORES . . Florida . lN'IlI1IlCSOtZ1 . Louisiana . Tennessee . Illinois . Illinois . Kentucky . . . RI2ll'ylZ'll1Ll . South Carolina N 'Z 33? ,fs SOPHQMORES VIRGINIA PROETZ . . BEVERLY ROBINSON .... MARY KATHERINE SHUTTS . . First Row Second Row VIRGINIA SIMS . DOROTHY SMITH . NANCY WALKER . . CHARLOTTE WALLS ..... DOROTHY VIRGINIA WHETSTON MELISS WRIGHT ...... W Third Row . . . Q - l58l . Arkansas . Mississippi . Louisiana . . Louisiana West Virginia . Mississippi . Alabama . . Illinois . Louisiana ' Z,fR X HHSHMIN ISSI Q FRESHMEN MISS EDITH BENSON, Sponsor Arkansas JEANNE HOTT, President Illinois HELEN GALE, I,iL'6?-P!'67Xil1f'71f Massachusetts SHIRLEY VAN DOLAII, Sec.-T1-ms. Illinois CONNIE AGAR Illinois PEGGY ARRINGTON South Carolina MARION BROCK Kentucky VIRGINIA CHAMBERLAIN Georgia MARGERY' CROWVE Texas BETTY CUNNINGHARI Venezuela JEANNE GRAY Michigan JEANNE BELTON JACKSON Alabama E E601 FRESHMEN IQITTY MASON Alabama MARX' ANN NIEYER Illinuis ZENOBIA PRATT Louisiana SHEELAH IQAFFERTY Mississippi lx IILDRED RARISAY Mississippi DOROTHY BET RITZHA II PT Oklahoma CERACIELA ROVIROSA Cuba BETSY XVEYMOUTH Texas NORRIS XVILLIAMSON Louisiana ELIZABETH ALIIERAIAN Tennessee DKJROTHY ANN BARR Oklahoma LILLIAN CHRISTIAN Georgia PATRICIA RO.-XNE lNof III PII 1111: Louisiana F R E S H M E N JULIA CONSTANTINE Alabama MARION FRENCH Louisiana MARY LU FULLERTON Arkansas BETSY HARRISS Kentucky HILDA HIRSCH Mississippi MARGARET HOLZBORN Mississippi CATHERINE KING New York NETTYE RIENENDEZ Mississippi PRISCILLA WILLARD Florida HIARRIETT WILLIAMS Louisiana VERONICA ANTICICH, High School Sf!! Mississippi BETTYE MENENDEZ, High Svhoof Sp'I Mississippi MAY ROBERTS, High School Special Mississippi THERESA ROVIROSA, High School Sp'Z Cuba l6Zl if XX HIGH SCHOOL SONGS ALMAMATER Gulf Parh, dear Alma lllater, Land of sunshine ana' of water! Fona' memories of friendship will remain, Anal thoughts will turn to high sehool days again. Ana' ive will say a prayer for faith ana' loyalty, For -we know 'ZL'FJ'Zlf' spent the best rlays of our life By the sea at Gulf Park. ROSEMARY FAIR. GNMFD PEP SONG Who are the girls at Gulf Park Who fight ana' fight to win? Who always tackle trouble And never will gifve in? Who are the girls who newer cease Their huhlzling o'er -with pep? Who march ahead to 'victory With never a missing step? hVhose ne-ver dying spirit Is the greatest in the land? The High Srhool elass . . . Please gi-ve us a hand. ROSEMARY FAIR i631 if 33 5 n X P X f Q U VN - L Y' www X :W Jgsggg gi!!! 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Sfronsor 'lb' f671 I I MEMBERS Column I EVA BLAKE CELIA JANE Bocas NAN BOND R0sA BOND NELLIE BREWER JEAN CLABOUGH BOBBIE LEE CRAFT Column 2 MARJORIE CROVVE DORIS DEAN MARY VIRGINIA DE YAMPER'I' REBECCA DUKE JANE FRENCH BETTY RUTH FRIEND SARAH GILLESPIE Column 3 BETTY GODFREY GERTRUDE GRAHAM MARIA JANE HALI, BETSY HARRIS JANE HAYES ELLEN HEANER JEWELL HEDGECOKE Column 4 HILDA HIRSCH DOROTHY HoLLIvIAN BETTY HORRELL DoN HUTTD JEANNE BELTON JACKSON I MARY MARTHA KAHLER CATHERINE KING o R-up r O O N E681 fx MEMBERS Column I EDVVINA LASSITER PATTY LEDYARD BLANCH E LISCI-I ROPE JEANNE MARTIN LA DEANE MARTIN KITTY' MASON RUTH MEEKS Column 2 LA NoR MooRE il 3 , Q ALA. H-I. KU JANE RICE JANE RINEHART MAY ROBERTS SELMA SAYEG DOROTHY SCHMIDT MAVIS SCHVVING 1 A Column 3 BETTY SCOTT MAGGIE SEAHORN LUDIE SHEETS MARY' BELLE SHULTZ PSIIOT E691 NETTIE SVVEENEY L PATRICIA TIPTON DORIS XVAITE Column 4 NANCY WALKER JEAN XVARNER BETSY VVEYMOUTH ELIZABETH XVI-IEELER BETTY CARYL XVILLI.-XMS MARTHA XVILLIAMS MARY VIRGINIA XVILSON SIGMA PSI IOTA On the evening of October seventeenth, the S. S. Sigma Psi sailed from the Gulf Park Harbor, carrying on her maiden voyage all new comers to the school. Bad weather could not dampen the spirits of the passengers and merry crew, and talent gathered from foreign countries, as well as celebrities from our own, royally entertained the guests. Captain Beth McIntosh falias president of the Sigma Psi Iota Sorority, was master of ceremonies, and, as the evening went on, she discovered in the midst of the crowd Ay tank ay go home Garbo and glamorous Carole Lombard. Closer inspection might have revealed these personages to be Mary Martha Kahler and Nan Bond. As the program began Captain Mclntosh announced Princess Ah Li whom she had found in Hawaii. She delighted the onlookers with her beautiful interpretation of the famous hula hulav dance. The princess was none other than Ruby Graham who has spent several years of her life in the Hawaiian Islands. Mary Washburn, although a new student, graciously consented to sing for the assembled company and gave a blues version of If You Ever Should Leave. A comedy tumbling group consisting of Frances Woodruff, Betty Andres, Shirley Van Dolah, and Betty Ruth Friend sent peals of laugh- ter through the rafters with their antics and comments. The last number of the program was Lovin', by Mary Washburn and Shirley Van Dolah, White-coated stewardesses refreshed the passengers with cokes and doughnuts, and a small nautical favor was given to each guest. Hell Week followed with the pledges or 'iratsn serving their masters in various ways, from making their beds to singing the laundry list in the dining room. The weird costumes worn by the rats heightened the spirit of fun and comedy that prevailed throughout the week which ended with formal initiation. JANE FRENCH E701 DELTA CHI SIGMA BETTY CONWELL . THALIA EBY . BETTY UTT . . CHARLOTTE CADE . VIRGINIA SIMS . . . MISS EDITH BENSON . MISS FRANCES BRUCE . MISS FRANCES MORRIS . MISS IVA MAE PILCHER ' I. 'Spf I l- --ig . 'imrifi p OFFICERS 'S , Q , is l7l1 . . President Vice-President . . Secretary . Treasurer . . Chaplain . Sponsor . Sponsor . . Sponsor . Sponsor M fe ,Aim MEMBERS Column I DOROTHY ANN BABB ALLETA BII,I,UPs ELIZABETH BOWEN RUTH BOVVERS MARION BROCK MARTHA BROEDER CARYL BROOME Column 2 MAE CAMPBELL MARGARET CAZELL RUBY CRAIN VIRGINIA DELANOY ADAIR DOLLAR MAY ANNA DUNCAN DOROTHY EVANS Column 3 ZELDA FLEISCHER HATTIE FOVVLKES MARYEVA FRABLE ELKA FREEMAN FRANCES FREILER FRANCES FRENCH MARY LU FULLERTON Column 4 HELEN GALE JEAN GILI.ILAND RUBY GRAHAM MONTEZ HAAS LILY JANE HANSEN BETTY HAR1' JEAN HENDRICK Column 5 HELENE HERZFELO JEAN HINsHAw SHIRLEY HOAG RUTH HOLYFIELD EVELYN HOOD KATHERINE ANNE HORNER JEAN HOTT Column 6 ELLEN HOWZE MADELINE JACOBS KATHERINE JAMES CAROLINE JONES DEE JONES HELEN JONES 'Na 4 ., 'mx 2: .gk A M? .Q i A .-', 3 3 'W A -had A W' 'CII 1 -II' H 'wi' A , WNBA? A X 3 A A, I Q 3 R -5' ,. '--- Y A fw- -4? '7 arp! wg ,fuk- Q ELTA l72fl ir ,ff -I.. 7- fm 1 i , 1 . fr I ' Qi I .--. irq N 3 f ,,, w .3 13 I 'I- .135 J . , X . 49 rip I I ff ' F 'VF C I I I LAN I I h IK AI, I I I I I Q 5 I-J? I E, ,. G, ,X fl Q 411 , if X I Q F. 6 I A I 7 2 . I S I -., I -6 I I I I E731 HG T. M E M B E R S Column 1 TREVA TUNG DOROTHY KING MARY BOB KYGER MARCIA LAMBERT CHARLOTTE LOCKE MARY ALICE MAYNE Column 2 SHELBY MCEWEN LENORA MCLEOD LOUISE METCALFE MARY ANN MEYER BETTY MITCHELL ADA LEE NICHOLS MARX' LOU NICHOLS Column 3 ROSEMARY NOBLE MURIEL PASQUIER JEAN PERK BURNICE PHELPS MARX' ETHEL PHILIPS ZENOBIA PRATT BONNIE REDFIELD Column 4 HELEN REESE -IYME RILEY DOROTHY BET RITZHAUIYT BEVERLY ROBINSON MARY ROBINSON TORREY SAFFOLD LENORE SALTER Column 5 ANNE SIMMONS ELLEN TANE SUTTON DOROTHY TAYLOR CROMMELIN UNDERXVOOD VIRGINIA XVALTERMAN MARX' XVASHBURN NIARGARET XVEBB Column 6 GRETCHEN XVEBER BJAXINE XVHITESIOE PRISCILLA XVILLARD BOBBIE XXYILLIAMS JEAN XVILSON Y EDITH XX INANS lf.-XTHLEEN ZOLLMAN DELTA SCHI SIGMA The Delta Chi Sigma crew, visiting old and new ports, has sailed for a year through placid and tranquil waters. Before leaving, it was necessary to find new members for the crew. Docking October 16 at the popular base known as the Y-Hut, the ship was decorated as a regular Captain Henry Show Boat, and guests readily captured that prevailing seagoin' spirit. Typical of the setting of its docking place, pecan mammies and pralines were given as favors, and pork and beans in bun parties were served. A large group eager to become full-fledged members of this wandering ship were pledged in by Captain Conwell, Sunday, October 24. Everything was now in readiness for the long and peaceful journey. But is it going to be so peaceful? new members asked, when a week followed of meekly obey- ing their rat-masters' slightest whim. The final test came Sunday, Novem- ber 7, when the new members were tried in a Kangaroo Court. All success- fully passed and became a real part of the crew at a formal and solemn initia- tion the same evening. The S. S. Delta Chi was sailing peacefully one sunny morning when word came by wireless that two other ships, the S. S. Delta Alpha and the S. S. Sigma Psi were near. They had planned to meet at the Edgewater Gulf Hotel for an evening of gaiety if the Delta Chi was not too far off shore. The ships were but a short distance out, and the crews relinquished their sea-going togs to enjoy a banquet and an evening of dancing. It was with regret that the Delta Chi crew left their friends and the Edgewater Hotel again to head for the open sea. Returning home after several weeks of sailing, the ship docked at that favorite port, Gulf Park. On March 12, the crew celebrated their retum with a party given in the Gulf Park auditorium. The journey of the Delta Chi crew has come to an end. Members extend the sincere hope that next year's crew may find their course to be as pleasant and enjoyable as the one they followed this year. JEAN I-IINSHAW l 74 1 ,,,iV DELTA ALPHA SIGMA GENIE GOFF . . . FRANCES WOODRUFF LUCY DAILY . . FLORRIE GUY . . VIRGINIA POWERS . MISS ANN MADDOX MISS CECIL RAMSAY X I f I f' I I I OFFICERS I' . la .Law if 44 si Jn.. l7SJ . President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . Chaplain . . Sponsor . . Sponsor MEMBERS Column I CONNIE AGAR CORA FRANCES ALBERT ELIZABETH ALDERMAN TONY ALSTON MARX' JEANNE ARCHER PEGGY ARRINGTON CAROLINE ATRTNS Column 2 BETTY BELCHER PRISC!LLA BELL FAY BOUDOIN EMILY BROWN MARJORIE BROWN PEGGY BURRELL ALENE CALVERT Column 3 BETH CAMPBELL VIRGINIA CHAMBERLAIN LILLIAN CHRISTIAN ANITA CHUMNEY EARLENE CLAYTON BERNICE CROAK BETTY CUNNINGI-IAM Column 4 BARBARA DANIELS JOSEPHINE DEZAUCHE NANCY DUCRWORTH DOROTHY DUPUY MABEL ELLZEY MARGARET EMRICH JANE ENGLEHART Column 5 EVELLA FACIANE ROSEMARY FAIR BETTY FERGUSON LORRAINE FINK ELEANOR FRAME MARIAN FRENCH MARX' LOvE HALE ANN HARAWAY Column 6 GARLAND JEAN HIRSCH ANNE HOOGE VERA HOOGE EMA HOOKS EVELYN HUNTER AUDREY JACOBY HELEN FRANCES JAMES YvoN JAMISON A A ll G - I , .Y A 1 ga gl A ? om 5 1 l x' -' I i .Qi I . .I ,O X Alin F, b 5 I vlyyk : V 2 3 4 Q - if , 'sz A- ' 5 rw iv ,gvv I . A -'Q L 45 A 4 .- - I A 5 A-, Q ll --1-.. P5 'W '--- f ,M-, A'fi4. :V , y , P , xx ' Q 5 A. l, f' Q I I ! ,N I I T lla R, .15 Y , , ,. Mi ' ' 'f1',',l4 :R I 3 R A . AW' ff X E' F EP-5 Wx ap YU I I,vI In 4 -g 4 3 ? ,R-nb A A mr IM' ' ' ' ll JCC C ' ' 1 za. V 3 as I ' U l I',' 7 Q 2 f 1 - I I W 5 if AW ' E ' , win 1 -' , ..Sa..E..,..-M.., , we-.,. :A . .. .., Li E761 . . .DELTA P 9 1 .5 ,L -A 'ah 9 ' I Ex IB A A J in A ' I . A A , -R 6- 5' 5 'J - .T -A H 5 I Ji 1 .life AJ ' .Aa A A 'V 1 N ' A A -VW ff 4' -I I A. J A 'K I I I I Q Ib - ,A Q A6 Sw JJ T. I S L fi' 1-A Lg ,AI E5 A 7,7-,4 3 S 1 I -5 , - Ai u A-Af .EL nf 3... 4 I LI J K , I A ' . -A ' f us- ' I Y -Ev Q' I S I vi :A A .SA ,A 5. .4 I J 8 I ' A ' .. 5- , A fi Af W S515 TiN . 2 , N ,I ' T L , A 1 ' -rn BL 'D A x :R J' 8 I i 4 , If Q 1 A ,,,,f , I x II AL PHA SIG l77l MA S . I MEMBERS Column I BARBARA JERVIS MARJORIE JERVIS PATRICIA KIMMEL MINNIE LOU KIRKPATRICK REBECCA KNIGHT MARY ANNE KRAFT fTLADYS LECROY MARILYN MASON CYOZZUIZIZ 2 JULIETTE IVICCALI, MARIE MCFERREN BETTYE MENENDEZ NETTYE MENENOEZ JANE MERCER MARX' MABEI. MURRELL JULIA NORRIS ALICE LOUISE PALMER Column 3 SHIRLEY PATRICK MARX' PAUL BETH PHETTEPLACE VIRGINIA PROETZ SIIEELAH RAFFERTY MILORED RAMSAY MARY ELLA REDSHAVV HELEN LOUISE ROBERTS Column ,z PHTLLIS ROOT f:RAClELA ROVIROSA TH ERESA ROVIROSA MARJORIE SCHOLZ VIRGINIA SCHNVEGLER MARJORIE SHARP MARX' If.-XTHERINE SHUTTS MART JAMES SISR Colunzzz 5 DOROTHY SMITH MARY LEE SMITH CHARLOTTE SONNEMANN INIARIAN STEGEM.-KN JAYNE TUVESON SHIRLEY VAN DOI..'XH DORIS XV.-XLLACE CHARLOTTE XVALLS f:0flllllll 6 VIRGINIA XVHITCOME NIIRIAM XVHITFIELD HARRIET YVILLI.-AMS JANE XVKLLI.-XMS PEGGY XVILLIAMS NORRIS XVILLI.-XMSON NIARGARET XYINSHIP NIELISS XVRIGHT DELTA ALPHA SIGMA The 1937-'38 program of the Delta Alpha Sigma Sorority has been one of highlights and hilariry, and it will provide its members with happy memories for years to come. When the door of the Y-Hut was first opened for those to attend the rush party of these vivacious Delta Alphas, the success of the year's activities was insured, for the scene that met each uncertain eye was breath-taking and un- believable. The theme of the party was taken from Treasure Island, and each phase ofthe colorful tale was carried out to perfection. Hanging Spanish moss, bright pirate costumes, loot in gold treasure chests, slcull and crossbones-all were cleverly worked into the mysterious pattern of the pirates' den, where a Gulfport orchestra offered its music for dancing. An entertaining floor show was presented by the old members. However, the party was but the beginning of many good times. The newly-elected pledges, or rats, were now the center of attraction, as they humbly obeyed the commands of their rat-masters. Days of informal and formal initiations finally over, the rats could throw off their lowly mien and become full-fledged members in their own right. A lovely and unforgettable occasion was the formal inter-sorority banquet held at the Edgewater Gulf Hotel on January 8. Here the Delta Alphas joined the members of the other sororities for a delightful dinner. After welcoming the new members, all turned to dancing in the ball room. It was a gay evening from start to finishg and everyone joined wholeheartedly in the dancing of the Big Apple, as well as in the taking of photographs, which soon became an entertainment in itself. Much of the success of the activities of Delta Alphas during the past year is due to the interest of its president, Genie Goff, and to the other officers who have cooperated with her in every way. It is impossible to think of the sorority without its sponsors, Miss Cecil Ramsay and Miss Ann Maddox, whose help throughout che year has been appreciated by the members. BETTY FERGUSON t va 1 LiXZ PHI THETA KAPPA OFFICERS RUBY CRAIN ....... .... P resident HELEN FRANCES JAMES . . Vice-President ELIZABETH BOWEN ..... . Treasurer MISS WILLIETTA EVANS . . . . Sponsor MISS LUCY LOUISE HATCHER . . Sponsor MEMBERS ROSA BOND Y'VONNE JAMISON CHARLOTTE CADE HELEN REESE . , JOSEPHINE DEZAUCHE CATHERINE ROBINSON ' PATRICIA TIPTON 'QQ Q Im 'z 'Q Q i ll I 79 1 if gm -5 'QQ Y . W . C . A . C A B I N E T OFFICERS RUBY CRAIN . . ..... ..... P reszdent GENIE GOEF . . . . Vice-President BETH CAMPBELL . . . . . . Secretary BETH MCINTOSH . . . Treasurer MIss EDITH BENSON ..... .4 Sponsor MEMBERS FLORRIE GUY BETTY HART YVONNE JAMISON MINNIE LGU KIRKPATRICK gl ,-1:1 VIRGINIA WHITCGMB MARGARET WINSHIP E801 REBECCA KNIGHT ALICE LOUISE PALMER MILDRED RAMSEY VIRGINIA SIMS Tivfxx THE COAST CLUB ELIZABETH BOWEN . .... Preszdfnl CARYL BROOME . . . . Vife-Prrsidfnt ALICE MAY SKELLIE . . Sffretary MAE CAMPBELL . Treasurer VERONICA ANTICICH DOROTHY ANN BABE SARAH BODDIE EMILY BROWN BOBBIE LEE CRAFT JANE FRENCH RUTH HOLX'FIELD MEMBERS MARGARET HOLZEORN MARJORIE KENNEDX' EIJWINA LASSITER BETTYE MENENDEZ NETTYE MENENDEZ LOUISE METCALEE ENID MILLS MARY' MABEL NIURRELL SI-IEELAH RAFFERTY BEVERLY ROBINSON NANCY SHAPARII JESSICA STEVENS VVINNIE VVHITEI-IEAD JANE VVILLIAMS VERNA VVOOOWARO E811 SEA GULL STAFF ROSA BONII . . ALICE LOUISE PALMER M.4RION STEGEMAN . MARY WASHBURN . NETTIE SWVEENEY . . BURNICE PHELPS . . CARYL BROOIYIE . CHARLOTTE CADE . ELIZABETH BOWEN . . MARY PAUL . . JEAN LONGINO . GRETCHEN WEBER . . SHELBY MCEWEN . MARY ELLA REDSHAW MISS 'WILLIETTA EVANS MISS SARAH K. SMITH . Editor-in-Chief . Business flfanager . . Assistant Editor . . Literary Editor . . Art Editor . Photographic Editor . Athletif Editor . . Joke Editor Asst. Business Jllanager . Advertising fllanager . Advertising fllanager . Circulation flfanager Cirfulation illanager . Typist . Literary Adviser . . Art Adviser TAMMY HOWL STAFF HELEN FRANCES JAMES JANE FRENCH . MIRIAM WHITFIELD . JEAN HINSHAW . . BETTY CONWELL . VIRGINIA POWERS . . KATHLEEN ZOLLMAN . MARGARET EMRICH . SHIRLEY HOAG . MARY MARTHA KAHLER Mxss IVA MAE PILCHER . Editor-in-Chief Business Manager . Assistant Editor . Literary Editor . Art Editor . Athletic Editor . Society Editor . Fashion Editor . Typist . Typist . Sponsor A L we g' ..i.,,1l7 f f Iv f P I I f if S I 'ffm .fee rx., U li J C -- f 'l A l ' f s i Q 72, 2 i ' V1 .fl 'J rr. 32 ' ,, I ,I , Q 'if A . Y 1 ,jf ll. K, Mi! X . AI fbi, I , L! .I M GQ 1 f ' 1 4 , ek? l NK ,- f Q v fef W I. X X QL I 9 1 ,1 X K l I J -. - one ' ' 75 O wm,.W..I. MARGARET EMRICH ROSEMARY FAIR FRANCES FRENCH GERTRUDE GRAHAM MARY LOvE HALE ELLEN HEANER JEVVELL HEDGECOKE JEAN HENDRICKS HELENE HERZFELIJ DOROTHY HOLLMAN BETTY HORRELL HELEN LOUISE HORRELL JEAN HOTT EVELYN HUNTER SAMOVAR CLUB HELEN LOUISE HORRELL .... President NETTIE SWEENEY . . Serretary-Treasurer SPONSORS MISS SARAH K. SMITH MISS CHRISTINE NORTHROP MEMBERS BETTY ANDRES MARY JO AMMERMAN CELIA JANE BOGGS EMILY BROWN FRANCIS COOKE BETTY CONWELL BERNICE CROAK BETTY CUNNINGHAM THALIA EBY MAOELINE JACOB DEE JONES TREVA JUNG MRS. MCNAIR LENORA MCLEOD MARY ANN MEYER MARY MABEL MURRELL ADA LEE NICHOLS JEAN PERK VIRGINIA PROETZ BONNIE REDFIELD JANE RINEHART HELEN LOUISE ROBERTS LENORE SALTER BLANCHE SHAW MARION STEGEMAN NETTIE SVVEENEY PATRICIA TIPTON SHIRLEY VAN DOLAH NANCY WALKER MARGARET WEBB GRETCHEN WEBER DOROTHY WHETSTONE FRANCES WOODRUFF LYDIA YTURRIA LENORE YTURRIA KATHLEEN ZOLLMAN JULIA CONSTANTINE THE ART STUDIO a little pink stucco building I see called the Art Studio, nestled in, and guarded by, the stately pines by day, and the sparkling stars and silvery moon by night. As I in the studio of one of the great masters of Florence. The great Miehaelangelo, if he were living, would be pleased to work on his sculpture of Jeremiah in this studio. E841 enter, I imagine myself 1ELEANOR BRASHEAR ,, 2 ART STUDIO SAMOVAR CLUB ISSJ HEI,EN FRANCES JAMES . JANE FRENCH . . . YVONNE JAMISON . CAROLINE ATRINS ELEANOR BRASHEAR MARTHA BROEDER ALENE CALVERT MARGARET CAZELL EARLENE CLAYTON BERNICE CROAK DORIS DEAN VIRGINIA DELANOY DOROTHY EVANS ZELDA FLEISCHER FRANCES FREILER JEAN GII,I,Il,AND CEERTRUDE GRAHAM RUBY GRAHAM JET MASKERS . . Presidfrzf EVELLA FACIANE . . Treasurer . Vice-Prrsidmt DON HUTTO . ..... . . Librarzan . . Scrretary BETH MCINTOSH ....... . . . . Chief of the Board of Directors MEMBERS LILY JANE HANSEN JANE HAY'ES HEl.ENE HERZEELD ELLEN HOWZE PATRICIA KIMMEL MINNIE LOU KIRRPATRICK GLADX'S LECROY MARILYNN MASON MARY ALICE MAYNE JULIETTE MCCALL ROSEMARY NOBLE JULIA NORRIS MARY ETHEL PHILIPS VIRGINIA POWERS PRODUCTIONS DURING THE YEAR CATHERINE ROBINSON SELMA SAYEG BETTY SCOTT MARJORIE SCHOLZ ALICE MAY SKELLIE ELLEN JANE SUTTON JEAN WARNER MARY VVASHBURN MARGARET WEBB BETSY WEYMOUTH MAXINE WHITESIDE MARIAM WHITFIELD JEAN WILSON MARY VIRGINIA WILSON EDITH WINANS QUALITY STREET, James Matthew Barrie UNDERTOVV, Anne Weatherly THE SUMMONING OF EVERYMAN ONLY A BRIGHT GIFT, Evelyn W. Billings NOCTURNE, Sackett PEGGY, Rachel Crothers Directors: MISS HELEN GARVEY, MISS IDA MAE GOE If861 T871 X jet Masker's Club Only a Bright Gift Quality Street Quality Street DANCE LEAGUE OFFICERS YVONNE JAMISON President MARY ROBINSON V ice-President CHARLOTTE CADE Secretary B ETH PHETTEPLACE Treasurer BETTY FERGUSON Librarian HELEN FRANCES JAMES Chm. Program Com. Miss MARY M. GRAHAM Sponsor M EMBERS CORA FRANCES ALBERT ALLETA BILLUPS MARJORIE BROWN EARLINE CLAYTON BERNICE CROAK MARGARET CAZELL JOSEPHINE DEZAUCHE ADAIR DOLLAR EVELLA FACIANE ROSEMARY FAIR MARY LU FULLERTON LILY JANE HANSEN EVELYN HOOD BARBARA JERVIS TREVA JUNG JEANNE MARTIN LA NOR MOORE MARY MABLE MURRELL MARY ETHEL PHILIPS MARCIE SHARP MARY LEE SMITH BETSY WEYMOUTH DOROTHY WHETSTON PRISCILLA WILLARO PEGGY WILLIAMS ,411-l gl ,-'nz.4- i, y 'Wf -L 1- 4 gg ' -U . -V . . X-' ' - .L -.nsv-,-in .-,.- A Q 4 , Q -.. - , --Q -' B A 7 V-. -T-4. A' , - Q . .'-:av -Q. .. .- .W , . - A . , -. L. ,Q A 5.4m ., -M N I-E . . - 1. X 'V ' E 'J--1 -.4 - S K 3. . A , ,.- U. A 3--- fl, , .. ' 4: . :-'n.. - ' I 1. ' - . ..- , A 4 .D at . , ' . ,fy Qlmgfrdqnngpwv--. . 1, msn. - F GLEE CLUB IXJARY ANN IWZRAFT . MONTEZ HAAS . - I AIJAIR DOLLAR . .... , . . . . Trraszuu GLAIIYS MARTHA LECROY MISS LOIS SMITH . . ELIZABETH LEE ALIJERIVIAN TONY AIISTON SARAH BOIIIIIE MABEL ELLZEY ROSEMARY FAIR JANE FRENCH BETTY QEODFREY YVONNE JAMISON TREVA JUNG PATTY LEIIYARD CHARLOTTE LOCKE MARY ALICE MAYNE . l,il1rm'ia1z . Dirrflor JUl.IE'I'TE MCCALL ALICE LOUISE PALMER CATHERINE ROBINSON BETTY SCOTT LUIJIE SHEETS MARY XVASIIBURN VVINNIE VVIIITEIIEAII CIRETCHEN XVEBER EDITH VVINANS VERN.-X XVOOIIWARII MELISS XVRIGIIT KATHLEEN ZoLI,IvIAN 5 MISSISSIPPI CLUB LENORA MCLEOD . . . FRANCES FREILER . . . . . . . . , , . Pfesidont . . Vice-l'rI'5ident ANNE SIMMONS ...... . Serreiary-Treafurer MRS. MAUD C. THOMPSON . . . Sponsor MEMBERS ALLE1'A BILLUPS MABEL ELLZEY MARCIA LAMBERT NAN BOND DOROTHY EVANS TORREX' SAFFORD REBECCA DUKE SARAH GILLESPIE NANCH' WALKER EVELYN HOOD ILLINOIS CLUB JYME RILEY ..... . . . . President JEANNE MARTIN , . . .... Secretary PATRICIA KIMMEL . . . . . Trfasurer MISS HELEN GARVEY . . Sponsor MEMBERS CONNIE ACAR BETTY CONVVELL BURNICE CROAR LUCY DAIIIY JANE FRENCH BETTY RUTH FRIEND JEAN HENDRICR BETTY HORRELL HELEN LOUISE HORRELL JEANNE HOTT AUDREY JACOBY MINNIE LOU KIRKPA'l'RICK LA DEAN MARTIN MARIE MCFERREN MARX' ANN MEYER LA NOR MOORE MARY LOU NlCPIOI.S VIRGINIA POWERS MARY ELLA REDSHAW HELEN LOUISE ROBERTS KENTUCKY CLU JANE RINEI-IART . . . NETTIE SWEENEY . . . . . DOROTIIY SCIIMIUI' CHARLOTTE SONNEMAN JAYNE TUYESON BETTY L I I' SHIRLEY VAN DOLAH GRE'I'CIlEN VVEBER ELIZABETH VVIIEELER DORO'I'lIX' XVHETSTON MIRIAM WHITFIELD JEAN VVILSON B . . . . . Prvsidvnf . . I'iI'a'-Pr'I'.vidr11i JULIA NORRIS . . Secrvtary-Tn'a.fIm-r SPONSORS MRS. RICHARD G. COX MISS SIBYL KNOTH MRS. MARY H. CORD MISS JUANITA BROXYNING MISS MARY OTIS IVIATIIIER ILIEMBERS MARY JEANNE ARCHER GENIE GOFE IVIARILYN MASON MARION BROCK BETSY HARRIS JANE RICE ADAIR DOLLAR JANE HAYES BETTE C. XVILLIAMS I9l1 NNW, F! If ,,. TEXAS CLUB MARY PAUL .... ..... P resident YYVONNE JAMISON . . Vice-President DON HUTTO ..... . . . Secretary MARGARET CAZELL . . Treasurer RUPERT H. COOKE . . Sponsor MEMBERS ANITA CHUMNEY MARJORIE CROVVE MAX' ANNA DUNCAN LILY JANE HANSEN ELLEN HEANER JEVVELL HEDCECOKE ELLEN HOwzE KATHERINE JAMES JULIETTE MCCALI. BETTY MITCHELL ROSEMARY NOBLE BURNICE PHELPS SELMA SAYEG MAGGIE SEAHORN MARJORIE SHARP MARY JAMES SISK JEAN WARNER MARGARET WEBB BETSY WEY'MOU1'H ARKANSAS CLUB ANN HARAWAY . . . . Co-President HELEN REESE .... ..... C o-President RUBY GRAHAM ..... . Secretary-Treasurer MISS EDITH BENSON . . . Sponsor MEMBERS RUBY CRAIN MARY LU FULLERTON ELLEN JANE SUTTON VIRGINIA DEYAMPERT GERTRUDE GRAHAM MARTIIA WILLIAMS GLADX'S MARTHA LECROY VIRGINIA PROETZ OKLAHOMA CLUB EVA BLAKE .... ..... P resident RUTH BOWERS ...... ..... I 'ire-President CORA FRANCES ALBERT . . Seerrtary-Treasurer MEMBERS MARY JO AMMERMAN JEAN GILLILAND MAXINE XVHITESIDE BETTY ANBRES MARX' LOVE HALE MARX' VIRGINIA YVILSON ELEANOR FRAME TREVA JUNG EDITH VVINANS DOROTHY BETT RITZHAUPT DORIS WAITE E931 yf 4 M J j f- ' ALABAMA CLUB CHARLOTTE CADE .... ..... P rrsidenl CATHERINE ROBINSON . CAROLINE ATKINS MISS MARX' JEAN CLABAUGH JULIA CONSTANTXNE HATTIE FOWLKES HELENE HERZFELD MINGE GRAHAM MIS SPONSORS MEMBERS ANNA HOOGE VERA HOOGE JEANNE BELTON BETH MCINTOSH JACKSON . . . . , Vice-President . Secretary-Trfasurer S OPAL BARRINCER RUTH MEEKS LENORE SALTER CROMMELIN UNDERVVOOD CHARLOTTE WALLS MISSOURI CLUB BONNIE REDFIELD . . DORIS WALLACE MARY BOB MISS FRANCES BRUCE BARBARA DANIEIIS ZELDA FLEISCHER MARYEVA FRABLE KYG ER SPONSORS MISS FRANCES MORRIS MEINIBERS BETTY GODFREX' EVELYN HUNTER CAROLINE JONES LOUISIANA EVELLA FACIANE . . . ZENOBIA PRATT . . VIRGINIA SIMS . FAY BOUDOIN NELLIE BREWER BETH CAMPBELL EARLENE CLAYTON JOSEPHINE DEZAUCHE DOROTHX' DUPUY ELKA FREEMAN MEBIBERS FRANCES FRENCH MARIAN FRENCH MONTEZ HAAS BETTY HART EMA HOOKS JEAN LONGINO MURIEL PASQUIER I95l . lfife-Prfsident . . . S ecrelary . Treasurer MISS 1vA MAE PILCHER DOROTHY KING MARX' ANN KRAET MARX' BELLE SHULTZ CLUB . ..... Pft'5Idt'!ll . . . . . I 'fu'-Pl'e'5iI11'lll . Secretary- Trfasurrr MAVIS SCHXVING MARX' Ii.-XTHERINE SHUTTS LUDIE SHEETS H.-XRRIET1' XVILLIAMS PEGGY XVILLI.-XMS NORRIS WILLIAMSON MELISS XVRICHT Q PRACTICAL ARTS CLUB ba ALICE LOUISE PALMER . . . President MARGARET WINSHIP . . Secretary NAN BOND ....... Vice-President MARY LEE SMITH . . Treasurfr EVELLA FACIANE Clzmn. Program Committee COMMITTEE RIEMBERS DOROTHY DUPUY REBECCA KNIGHT DOROTHY HOLLMAN MARJORIE SCHOLZ ELIZABETH L. ALDERMAN MARY JEANNE ARCHER ALLETA BILLUPS JEAN CLABAUGH VIRGINIA DEYAMPERT THALIA EBY MABEL ELLZEY ZELDA FLEISHER RUBY GRAHAM FLORRIE GUY HELENE HERZFELD -,4 MEMBERS EMA HOOKS BETTY HORRELL HELEN LOUISE HORRELL BARBARA JERVIS MARJORIE JERVIS MARIE MCFERREN LENORA MCLEOD MARY LOU NICHOLS VIRGINIA POWERS VIRGINIA PROETZ MARY ELLA REDSHAVV JANE RINEHART E961 CATHERINE ROBINSON GRACIELI,A ROVIROSA THERESA ROVIROSA SELMA SAYEG ANNE SIMMONS ELLEN JANE SUTTON BETTY UTT SHIRLEY VAN DOLAH NORRIS WILLIAMSON MARY VIRGINIA WILSON FRANCES WOOIJRUEF GLIMPSES OF THE GULF By ELEANOR BRASHEAR MOON Why, old moon, are you laughing? I hnozu that it must be fun To ride high up in the hFI1'UE'7Zv, And zuinh at some blushing star Who is just learning to zuinh. SANDPIPER As I wandered up and dozen the white sand, O, so near the sea, A little sandpiper sailed by On his spindly legs. I thought after he passed What neu' thing he hneu' about the sea. Or is he too young? I wonder. NIGHT O Night, what a mysteriou.s zuordu, She who is robed in a mantle of black, Yet lighted by the silvery moon And the sparkle of little stars. O Niglzt, who hnofws all the mysteries Of this old earth. The prophets of old, As they loohed into the darh But .hind fare of night, Were puzzled at the mysteries she unfolded. WHITE-CAPS White-caps, llfisehievous Children of the sea, Of what are you made? lllaybe of the laughter of the sea Ur of her salty tears. I971 COAST WV 'Q x? 3fW?2 5, 5, J xxlu H ,f 3 3 Qm fff N Yu 1 ff CK 's WQNQN C Mx KAW A' G5 41 f Xia hx'x5i vp X N Q' Maxx ff3i-?Qff+i11g'!Q- XM W x.-.29 in x x x' f ' ::.. Q.-5 15' '- - Cpw , , f,' w XM -- , f ' ff --x il f X., ., f 'lun iff M gf , , U X if Ji 06 X :q v fl J' f ' HM 'ha U 935 3 '15 fix 'll ' gf !!!, . CL X 3 ., X J Q,', if f' iuuxx X' A 1' fs J b v K l, If X N -so. - J 5 4 YS. 3' Til: fl 2' at-,CL ' ' K X Killa!!! u I A-HY? xxx, fmt ,, W. M xv 584 ' 4351, maxim 111: HL Y, x .nl 1 xl ! 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K P ' I X S ' ' H ,wx If I ,,-.MX X X F X i ' .K ,af . X12 X:-if , ,, mf, ., an 'X X, Q fb 45, 3' X KW. -w- 'Tv' N v 1 ,',A 'X ,. HX .f K MX if 3.-.ff-.5-,f 'X 'X' .. il .l4IXY.X.H+11XhH ,IXWW ,. il .fl v 'H' 4 '. !X1.. ' X, f 9' 'N U . -. ' ' '4 ' X-I ' :XX ' 'IJ , XX .xl '.w. V XxX..! ,X ' , , X443 si , 7 mc? ' 49 1, X -,Xi X . ..fX+:ff91g, , 1 5-cum. V, , I . ,',XX Nh H, XA X , .M wrg,g.p ,,1- xg, if If 'f' 1 ' , X' IVY , 'flu' . fg'- I',f , , HL jg X 'Y' 'X 'J' NJ.: X- 1 ,At. H. 1 4 4, qi X x X Y 1 .14 , ' .X..7-.f f'.'fX'74.,i1 f 'Xy- ,. Y- . 5-, Xxqx, 5 . X, . Y 'z -, 'X a MX ' - .XV N . rl , X X . . X X u 1 r Q , ing rl 2'5 - Q - N glfl-r' Mi' XX-1 ' 1X ' X' . 3 .3 w i .' , -LL X , 71 'Xi' Lp. THE ATHLETIC ASSCJCIATION OFFICERS LUCY DAILY . . . Presidrnl VIRGINIA POWERS . . Secrrzary BETTY CONWELL . . . Via,-Presidenl FRANCES WOODRUEE . . Treasurer BETH CAMPBELL . . Historian MEAIBERS ZENOBIA PRATT VIRGINIA SIMS BETTY ANIJRES SHIRLEY HOAC MARY JEANNE ARCHER CAROLINE ATKINS MARTHA BROEDER MARY V. DEYAMPERT MARGARET EMRICH ROSEMARY FAIR GENIE GOFF BETTY HART JEAN HINSHAVV ANNE HOOCE VERA HOOCE NIINNIIZ LOU KIRKPA'I'RICK PATTY LEDYARD JEAN LONGINO BETH MCINTOSH MARY LOU NICHOLS JULIA NORRIS ALICE LOUISE PALMER SHIRLEY PATRICK BETH PHETTEPLACE ALICE MAY SKELLIE JAYNE TUVESON SHIRLEY VAN IVOLAH VIRGINIA TVIIITCOMB HARRIETT' VVILLIAMS JANE VVILLIAMS MARTHA VVILLIAMS KATHLEEN ZOLLMAN CONNIE AGAR TONY ALSTON PRISCILLA BELL ALLETA BILLUPS EvA BLAKE CELIA JANE BOGGS MARTHA BROEDER LILLIAN CHRISTIAN BETTY CONWELL RUBY CHAIN LUCY DAILY VIRGINIA DELANOY MAY ANNA DUNCAN MARGARET EMRICH JANE ENGLEHART EVELLA FACIANE ROSEMARY FAIR ELEANOR FRAME BETTY RUTH FRIEND l -,....,.,4 4: 3... 5 , C5718 FRANCES VVOODRUFF . . . Prrsidrnt THALIA EBI' .... Vice-President I JEAN HINSHAW' . . Secretary I VERA HOOGE . Treasurer EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE BETH CAMPBELL BURNICE PHELPS VIRGINIA VVALTERMAN MARY LU FULLERTON SARAH GXLLESPIE GERTRUDE GRAHAM FLORRIE GUY MARY LOVE HALE MARIA JANE HALL LILY JANE HANSEN BETSY HARRISS BETTY HART ELLEN HEANER JEWEL HEDGECOKE HELENE HBRZFBLD EVELYN HOOD ELLEN HOWZE DON HUTTO JEANNE BELTON JACRS AUDREY JACOBY BARBARA JERvIs TREVA JUNG ON PATRICIA KIMMEL CATHERINE KING MARILYN MASON LADEAN MARTIN MARY ALICE MAYNE BETH MCINTOSH BETTY MITCHELL AOA LEE NICHOLS MARY ETHEL PHILIPS VIRGINIA POWERS SHEELAH RAFFERTY MILDRED RAMSAY HELEN REESE HELEN LOUISE ROBERTS PHYLLIS ROOT DOROTHY BET RITZHAUPT SELMA SAYEG DOROTHY V. SCHMIDT BETTY SCOTT MARJORIE SHARP LUDIE SHEETS MARY KATHERINE SHUTTS VIRGINIA SIMS CHARLOTTE SONNEMAN ELLEN JANE SUTTON PATRICIA TIPTON CROMMELIN UNDERWOOD NANCY WALKER CHARLOTTE WALLS JEAN WARNER MARGARET WEEE GRETCI-IEN WEBER BETSY WEYMOUTI-I MAXINE WHITESIDE MARTHA WILLIAMS BETTE CARYL WILLIAMS NORRIS WILLIAMSON MARGARET WINSHIP MELISS WRIGHT lHTiA D P UR CLUB N49 4 f. RIDING We like to ride at Gulf Park! We really have fun on our breakfast and supper rides. Our two biggest events are the Gymkhana and the Spring Horse Show. Ar Gymkhana we do everything from hunting potatoes to seeing who can make her horse walk the slowest. In the Horse Show, which is taken very seriously by all, we try to show our best riding and jumping form. This year for the first time we had an interclass horse show, in which the winning class was awarded His Majesty, the Goat. The Juniors won, but Senior Frances Woodruff proved to be the best single rider. 'Wil SAILINC-3 AND SURF-BOARDING Cut number of landlubbers decreases more and more each year as the number of girls interested in sailing increases. We have fun at the Gulfport Yacht Club rac- ing in the Fish Class Sloops in addition to enjoying our sailing lessons and races in front of the school in our own cat boats. We lilce our surf-boarding, also, and those who have passed the required swimming test have done a lot of it this year. af, ,I W -: , AM fl' , 4 M fifkn' '4 ,. if lm' i v 15751. -: ,I '4egggPj,wU'N,f f I , I 1 ' A . W ,Neff ,eg- ,.l!'.-3 . gg .,.,,, a -V52 E559 I' gfzfif ' L.. .. pf JI , e,.an0'zf' vm, n M-. ' f .,,,,,-, - QLV' - f ,I ' 511- 1 '..,, , . . M-,.. ,t . ,, 3 1 mruvv SWIMMING This year, more than ever before, swim- ming has increased in popularity and has taken a major part in the sports activities. The girls have much fun in the afternoon swims in the Gulf with surfboarding in- cluded, as well as during the instruction hours in the pool. In the Interclass Swimming meet, the high school emphat- ically showed which class had the best swimmers and divers, for they carried His Majesty away with great pride and glee. TENNIS, GOLF ARCHERY Golf, as a result of the enthusiasm of Miss Pilcher, has risen many notches in popularity this year. Mondays spent at the Great South- ern Golf Links are enjoyed by members of the Golf Club. An- other addition in our golfing is the new Golf Pro, Mr. Saunders, who gives the girls instruction daily on the back campus. But tennis and archery by no means take a back seat for golf. Each week-end, as well as in the afternoons during the week, the tennis courts are filled. In the interclass tournament, the high school conquered. The Archery stu- dents are quite expert in their sport. J 5'll'lsl 3 N :Qui 'F' . -af ji 33' L, , r . , N- 1' iw ' Bvio F5 it 4- Wim. .. .,, gs,-., 1.3 v' s w2Q'. L ' '4:.:wq WDM 'N sb '. A .- A-W A A .gqfx ,T '--, . . f. .r N A H . '99 my ef HCJCKEY BASKET BALL VOLLEY BALL Highlights in the school year are the Hockey, Vol- ley Ball, and Basket Ball tournaments. It would he harcl to say which is the most popular of these sports, but at least it is a well-known fact that all three create heated compe- tition. In the hockey tour- nament which was played before Christmas, the high school came out victorioua with scores 4-2 in the High School-Senior game. and 3-1 in the Senior-Junior game. ARDI GRAS BAL The Krewe of Atheson of Gulf Park College held its an- nual ball, with Betty Conwell and Lucy Daily reigning as queen and king of the Court of Arthur. The queen was chosen by the members of the Athletic Association who composed the krewe, and the king is president of that group. The queen was not revealed until her procession, nor were the dukes and the ladies of her court. The attend- ants to the king and queen were Martha Broeder, Genie Goff, Beth McIntosh, Frances Wood- ruff, Caroline Atkins, Margaret Emrich, Vera Hooge, and Alice Louise Palmer. e The royal regalia of the rulers was of silver and green, while the attendants wore costumes of gold and orange, the ladies, mantles to show their rank. The trains were of royal purple with silver design. To the Court of Arthur came the Knight of Array, Beth Campbell, and her lady, Virginia Whitcomb. The king of the ball crowned the Knight of Array and Lady Virginia as king and queen of the Court of the Red Cross Knight. By virtue of skilled horsemanship and valor on the field of battle, King Beth had overcome all contestants in the afternoon fray of tilting at the rings, and was crowned king. Attendants of the king and queen were Knights Eva Blake, Don I-Iutto, Betty Scott, and Virginia Sims, and their ladies Ruby Crain, Rosemary Fair, Sel- ma Sayeg, and Zenobia Pratt. TUMBLINC-3 The tumbling classes are the source of enjoyment as well as instruction. Each year the tumblers play an im- portant part in our May Pageant. - Y ff 1 A W Q 1 M yi W 1 A ,u I l llT. ...-?,Y 'wr'- HELEN FIQANUES IAMES Miss Gull' Park 2 41 all-.W -, 1, X7 5 V S 5 BETTY CUNWELL Must Popular BETH MCINTUSH Witliesl P1LlllY CIIHAIN Must Intellectual YVUNNE IAMISUN Must Talvnlvll r 1 VIRGINIA PUVVEHS Must Capalllv if Cf? LUCY D ILY Elesl Sport 1 '- ,A 'Q Q Q 6 - Q 'K X if 1 :Kg . SM U S ' W' A 2 X -wfamdn., ,,, ,,,,m H-san., 'X Qvx X 'Wg 5:93 Mx wx man. 'A hx K4-4.., ,nib Nw 'N1 I NX w Nl v ,K Anim. A 'QV- I Z4 '..q,,, ',4' 'ah' , if ,lik wwffy BETTY UTT Culvsl wvmdw. f' ff -'11 -I , W H If fi t, i ng ,.,, I fi ,M 4 I I 9 U VIIIIIINIA SIMS Mus! Alhlvlir MARGARET EMHICH Most Original IANE FRENCH Must Attractive HATTHQ FUWLHES H gh School Citizenship Girl May Queen, May Queen, Wnndrnusly beautiful May Queen Homage tn thee we pay As we crown thee with heart glad and gay! May Queen, May Queen, All rejoice! Prnclaim thee snv'reign, Lnve's own choice. lfl25fl gdwg X my L WM Fx !! he h Q K X 'U , f 1 MlSllHlHNHllIS 1 I H 1 T? G v 1 '5 ,J ,ffx .nn . THE TRI-SORORITY BANQUET EDGEWATER GULF HOTEL january the Eighth E191 T H E K I D P A R T Y JANUARY THE FIFTEENTH First Prize: Second Prize: Third Prize: Van Dolah and Evella Beth Campbell Ginny and Patty fl301 TALLYHO! Each year the Gulf Coast Fox Hunters' Association go on a hunt in the sport of which enthus- iasts from all over the United States are invited to share. Gulf Park girls who are good riders are per- mitted to join the fun. The thrill of riding to hounds and capturing the brush compensates for early rising! ll3l1 . -1 .-...1 ..A-1 .-K4 ,-4 Y-4 P----5 ,-,..,--...,.,.. ' x Emi'- 1-'-c CARIBBEAN Cuban Ox Cart Plaza-Panama Malecon Drive Miraflores Locks House in Panama San Jose School Girls Old Panama Ruins Mary Paul on the Life Boat Banana Plantation Victoria in Panama City Tropical Jungle Carib Nudist Maine Monument Banana Cutter CRUISE Morro Castle in Moonlight Union Club- Panama City Capitol-Havana Santa Marta Canal Electric Train Banana Loaders Carib Children Native Huts Costa Ricans Narrow Gauge Banana Railroad PEANUT WEEK Though Dr. Carver has a new use for the peanut in his face-cream, students at Gulf Park think they have a unique use for it. They annually serve pea- nuts for breakfast. They distribute among the students is . 1 on I X7 0 si ll' l a to l , 4-ff as 5 e If 5 l 3 l - gi' Q O biz -. ES' 'sl.1.... pg .- I Rus-at FMR- R . peanuts which' have a small belt of paper around their middles. This paper contains one name-the peanut- to-be. Each girl draws a peanut and then becomes the shell for the girl whose name she gets. The duties of the shell consist of doing nice, con- siderate things for her peanut, such as making beds, purchasing gobs of calories in pretty paper wrappers, and taxing her ingenuity for quaint ways of present- ing these services. This, of course, involves mental, physical, and financial effort. One can't be a satis- factory shell unless one possesses at least two of these latter qualities. Undoubtedly, experience is the best teacher. Experience, being interpreted, means the shell's ability to sneak into a crowded room and plant the gift substantially upon a desk or dresser, One should have rubber gloves for this act. fThe peanut may be majoring in criminologyxl The peanut receives these bountiful gifts with abs and ohs and makes a point of staying out of her room most of the week so that her shell won't be hampered by her proximity. The girl who has spent at least four years here will openly go for a long walk or spend the afternoon in sport. The newcomer will invariably write letters or pore over books in her room, while her shell hovers aimlessly around in the hall, seeking a go--between. Then, perhaps, the go- between will prove to be the peanut's best friend and the school's best information bureau, and the over- cautious movements will disclose the shell's adroitness. The peanut may likewise proht from experience. It is always beneficial for her to sit on her only pair of glasses Qbeing sure to crush them thoroughlyl. This will prevent sharp-sightedness and detection. Or, per- haps, she might play possum and manage suddenly to drop her eyelids in order to adopt the sweet serenity of a sleeping beauty. A certain mysterious mood shrouds the college dur- ing Peanut VVeek. Questions like VVho can my shell be? VVhat can I give my peanut? or Qfrom the more mercenaryj I wonder if I'll get something to- day? prevail. An answer to this would be lots of patience mixed thoroughly with a large dose of good spirits and a not-too-hopeful outlook. One should not expect too much, for all can't be successful. One should only hope that she will not be one of the un- fortunates who never will know the identity of her shell. ,At the end of the week, if a peanut is not claimed by her slrell, she must forever remain a vic- tim of that power, mystery. It's the not-knowing that hurts, and not the fact that she nonchalantly ate away her shell's allowance. To those peanuts who are claimed, a joy and new friendship will arise, if not a new friendship, per- haps a closer one. The shell has begun to spin her web of amiability around her peanut, and at the end of the school year the design and hold will be com- pleted. V1Rc1N1A POWERS. 11341 nnuym an f pf '1.. ,am A517 .fav 'Z' f- -:557 .df ff 1 .. .-- Q5 f' WFS ff? I J v r ' s if JV J r Q ilgiijiimff TH E EDUCATION O F GXUXLXF PtAtRtK FROM THE NUTCRACKER suns St. Cecilia was the goddess of mush because she invented the organ. Dryden portrayed Alexander as a sort of demi-god whose father was a god, and whose mother was a martyr. Sasson received a metal for rescuing the soldiers. William Butler Yeats held the Celtic Revival. He and his friends decided a revival was needed, so they held one. Bacteria are of three general shapes: round, rodlike, and screwy. Diaphragm is an imaginary line around the body. A spider monkey is a monkey with long slender limbs, reaching from Southern Mex- ico to Paraguay. Washington retreated across the Delaware taking all the boats with him, and on Christmas night he skated his soldiers back over the frozen river and fell upon the ca- rousing Hessians who were all drunk because their only drinking water had had to come from the Brandywine. A filibuster is a very large female horse. The chief duty of the Vice-President of the United States is to preside over the extra- curricula activities of the Cabinet. Hobson's Choice refers to Mrs. Hobson. Give me liberty or give me death was said by St. Patrick, because he longed for an Ireland free from snakes. john Brown was a soldier who hung his soul on a sour apple tree and then went marching on. If the Constitution of the United States had not been ratified, then President Roose- velt would have to pass an amendment before he could pack the Cabinet like he is now doing. The cortex is made of cellophane and holds the brain in shape. The Soviet is what middle class English call a napkin. Parafhn is next in order of angels above the seraphim. A momentum is what you give a person when he is leaving. Chivalry is the attitude of a man toward a strange woman. Dialect is the language we speak just among friends. ll351 CANDID CAMERA Mama T. cooks Senior Picnic Thal or Joseph? Charlotte Sunday Ride Stumping It! Roommates Kay's Knitting CANDID CAMERA Hell Week O. K. Robin Adam and Eves Bagging 'em Pirouetting in Pig- tails Van Dolah in Ruffles What Property, Patty? 1 Q--M 1 rn. PTE ll il 2 IQTI F ' ,VV w. SNAP Little Man's Crommelin La Nor Ladies Century Plant In the Jungle Lucy Escapes Tuveson Sports Captain Cook Mary Barnes SNAP Spanish Beauties Graciela By the Breakers Marjorie Jervis Inn-By-the-Sea Dorothy Bet Carol L. Foursome Sailor Girl jean Longino Barbara Jervis E' ,Y , A 'fi ' 'XF' MVP' , A nw- ' 1 L M... I8 .Q 'Q-A 1'!,5' ,wav-A' f .. -fwfay FK 'E 2 N xx -. 'I I w A lif , M N24 1 ' v-. ,,. M i, ,. , 1 N K... R ' A . qlik'-Sm ' lvlll 3n'ztAfIini X!2l:Ix ', :4' nxu'm ,, sou-Q' ' Barbecue on the Beach Inn-By-the-Sea Picnic Commencement Tea OE to the Show 1i --i.-7 6 7 6 12, 15 I hear the English have big 5 feet. 6 Smile, darn you, smile. 7 Mobile Mode. 8 Sitting on your imagina- 9 tion. 10 Q 5 4 5 i . 1 ' A , 1, 5 , tit 1 --.f 1 , ff i . n E 'Q ff , ' If 2 1 Q 1 if ' , J B t A lr i l in 544 9 10 11 ,Z Stumped. Equestrienne if .. .X y ,, P? 12 x. 4 ' 'Q 14 All wrapped up in herself. A Belle on Beau. Swing, Sister Sweeney. How you've changed, Kirk 11 12 13 14 15 1 , 3 iffy ig!! 15 16 If Eddie could see her now. A Bored Walk. Going up. and 16. Rats Has Florrie got the riding habit? OH, MOTHER, LAY OUT MY FINEST FROCK Oh, mother, lay out my Hnest frock, Lay out my hose so sheer, For Charlie's coming at eight o'clock, And Charlie is my dear. Oh, daughter dear, 'twill please me so, Though my love for you be great, VVhen you away from me do go To be sweet Charlie's mate. He has not asked me, mother mine, Though' soon I'm sure he will, And I have Mary Ann in line The bridesmaids place to fill. My darling, yes, I think it's best, For she's your dearest chum. Now hurry, daughter, and get dressed, For eight is soon to come. Oh, Charlie, here you are at last, And you are quite on time. tHe still, my heart, don't beat so fast! nv Ah, moments so sublimell Yes, beloved, here I am- And shall we see a show? CI've got myself into a jamg I hope she doesn't know!D I142l You take me home too soon, my love, The evening yet is new- Oh, what can you be thinking of To now bid me adieu? Though you may spend the morn in sleep, I early rise and toil. I'm sorry if to earn my keep Our date tonight does spoil. VVhy, daughter, you are early home! But that, I think, is Hne, Y0u're wanted on the telephone And I have h'eld the line. Hello! Who is it? Oh, it's you- My sweetest Mary Ann! I haven't a single thing to do, Come over if you can. I can't come now, I have a date, And I must no more parley. VVho is it P-I will tell you straight- He used to be your Charley. Oh, mother, lay out my finest gown, Lay out my hose so sheer: Tomorrow you will lay me down Upon my funeral bier. HELEN FRANCES VANE JAMES. JOKES The world is old, yet likes to laugh, New jokes are hard to find, A whole new editorial staff Can't tickle every mind. So if you meet an ancient joke Decked out in modern guise, Donlt frown and call the thing a fake, just smile, don't be so wise. JUST IMAGINE! Gretchen Weber with a boyish bob. Genie very sad and quiet. Connie Agar very underweight. Evelyn Hunter with Betty Hart's height. Utt and Thal without Hank and Eddie. Ruby Crain failing in all her classes. Em with no bright remarks. Beth Campbell in dainty, rufHed dresses. Mama T without Sh. Van Dolah with long curls. Miss Ramsay listening instead of talking. Daily-an excellent equestrienne. Yvonne short and fat. Beth never laughing or talking. 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E ill. 17,1 ,I ' ' ' fi-LLC .-'fi--'A'-if g C kEiiT'f'i'Y 1yW i , lk iff' '-5 . of f ' . Mary Lou Fullerton speaking in a natural voice. Jeanne Belton Jackson talking really fast, and roll- ing h'er R's. A Dodo with no impulses. Anna Hooge unable to truck. Puds actually being called Zenobia. Crommelin with freckles and a pug nose. The SEA CEULI. without Miss Evans and Miss Smith. Eva Blake withsut her gallery of good-looking males. Captain de Iaive tat the opening of the school yearl: It seems, Miss Hatcher, that we have many new faces around here. Miss Hatcher: Yes, Captain, I'd like a new face myself. I143l Captain de Jaive: That is not an extravagant wish. . Elizabeth' Alderman: I'm sorry you think I'm conceitedf' Dorothy Ann Babb: YVell, I wouldn't exactly say you're conceited, but I do think you're suffering from 'I' strain. A flea is lucky. All it has to do to get its back scratched is to bite a dog. Directions given to the students in assembly: lf each of you will open your mouth and put some- thing into it, the song will sound much better. JO Ellen Howze: Got any mail for me ? Mary Ann: VVhat's the name? Ellen: It's on the envelope. Mama Settle: There's nothing worse than to be old and bent. Helene: Yes, there is. Mama Settle: VVhat is it? Helene: To be young and broke. Eva: There's one thing I like about my beauxf' Evella Eva: The girl they go with. : VVhat ? Mrs. Cox: I'm looking for Adam. Margie Scholz: Then why look at meg do I look like him? Mrs. Cox: No, Adam has white ears. DeLanoy: VVhat's the future tense of marry ? Shirley Hoag: Divorce. Captain: Miss Mayne, what sentence would you rather know if you were in a foreign country? Mary Alice: Im hungry. Edith VVinans: VVhat happened to the Delta Chi rat when she stole the calendar? Conwell: She got twelve months. Helen: A little four-year-old boy at home an- nounced to his family that he had 'coffee nervesf Mr. Davies: He had grounds for that remark. Ruby to Rosa, who had just finished four cups of coffee: You must be very fond of coffee. Rosa: Yes indeed, or I wouldn't be drinking so much water to get a little. lfl44I ES Miss Creighton gave Dodo a sentence and told her to punctuate it. VVhen Dodo returned the sen- tence, Miss Creighton read it. Miss C.: Why did you place the comma here, Dorothy? What rule did you follow? Dodo: Oh, I didn't follow any rule. I just have a natural instinct for commas. Virginia VValterman: Have your hair cut? Zelda: No, I just washed it and it shrank. Pat Tipton: VVhy does a clock run P jane Englehart: You would, too, if you had ticks! The reason ideas die so quickly in some heads is that they can't stand solitary confinement. Peggy VVilliams: M. J. is one girl who has suf- fered a great deal for her belief. Helen jones: VVhat is her belief? Peggy: That she can wear a size 3 shoe on a size 6 foot. Mary james: I'm going to get my rich uncle to start playing football. Lenore Salter: VVhat for? Mary james: 'Cause tlre lawyer said when he kicks off I'll inherit his money. Miss Maddox: I'm trying to break myself of talking to myself. Miss Bruce: How? Miss Maddox: I ask myself questions and then refuse to answer them. Cop: Say, I almost broke my neck following you around those curves. Libby Bowen: VVell, I hope that teaches you not to chase after every pretty girl you see! ,- JGKES Mrs. Brashear: I hope I didn't see you smiling at that creature that just passed. Jacoby: I hope you didn't, Mrs. Brashearf' Miss Knoth: Lorraine, what is steam ? Lorraine Fink: Water gone crazy with the heat. Betty Scott: How old is Miss Benson? Eliz. Wheeler: I don't know, but the company was overcome by the heat from the candles on her birthday cake. Mrs. Hardy: Ignorant people ask more questions than wise ones can answer. Montez: No wonder so many of us fail on exams. Dee jones Qto beauty parlor operatorjz Are you the girl who cut my hair the last time 1 was here? Beauty parlor operator: No ma'am, I've only been here one year. Lallie: Miss McGilvrey, who was Mike Huntry? Miss McGilvrey: I don't know, where'd you hear about him? Lallie: VVe've been singing here in school 'Mike Huntry, 'tis of theel' Miss Goe, casting girls for a play: What expe- rience have you had? Jean Gilliland: I'm the girl who called up on the phone in the third act of our senior play. Helen Louise: VVell, I admit you know more than I do. Carrie: Do I? Helen Louise: Yes, you know me, and I know you. Miss Fretwell: VVhy are you eating with your knife, Priscilla? Priscilla VVillard: My fork leaks. Mavis: I wonder how many men will be unhappy when I marry? jo: How many do you expect to marry? Il45l Vera: What's the matter, Broeder? VVhy are you wearing your sock wrong side out? Broeder: There's a hole in the other side. Miss Crockett: Now watch the blackboard while I run through it once more. Miss Garvey: VVh'at is elocution? Jean VVarner: I don't know for sure, but I think it's a method of putting people to death in some places. Rebecca Knight: Do you like cod fish balls? Mildred Ramsay: I don't know. I never went to one. Miss Knoth Cin biology classl: VVe will now name some of the lower species of animals, begin- ning with Carrie on the first row. Alleta Billups, knocking on the door of jean Cla- baugh's room one Monday morning: Eight o'clock, eight o'clock. jean tsleepilyl: Did you? Better call a doctor. Miss Graham, having just received some flowers from the Dance League: '1hey are so fresh, I be- lieve there is some dew in them yet. Yvonne tvery confuscdl : Er-well-there is, but I'm going to pay it off in the morning. The cost of a chicken dinner depends on how many chickens you invite. Benny tgetting ready to polish Dr. Cox's shnesl: Light or dark, sir? Dr. Cox, absent-mindedly: I don't care, but please don't give me the neck. Katherine james: The wick of a tallow candle reminds me of the city of Athens. Torrey Salfold: XVhy? Katherine: It's in the middle of Greece. JOKES Mrs. Yates: 'fIn what battle did General Wolfe say, 'I die happily ?' Ellen Heaner: His last, I think. Haraway: Our exam wasn't so hard: we had an optional. Andres: I hope we don't have one: I never could work those things.'l Miss Evans: Margaret, run up the shade. Em: What 'cha think I am-a squirrel? Miss Knoth: I thought I told you to notice when the solution boiled over. Maryeva Frable: I did: it was xo:15. The moon is more important than the sun, for it shines at night when we need the light. Mrs. Cooke: Tomorrow is our twenty-fifth anni- versaryg hadn't I better tell Miss Harris to kill a chicken Pl' Mr. Cooke: My dear, why kill a poor chicken for something that happened twenty-five years ago?', Treva Jung: You know, that picture of George Eliot looks just like a woman, doesn't it? Maxine Whiteside: What is water? Rebecca Duke: Something that turns black when I put my hands into it. Miss Manning: Lay your papers on the desk as you 'pass' out. Miss Fulson: When you face the north you have on your right hand the great continent of Asia: what have you on your left hand ? La Dean tgazing at her left handjt A wart, but I can't help it. Mercer: Why do all the boys smile at me? Whitcomb: Maybe they're just too polite to laugh out loud. l146fl Captain de Jaive: Wh'at's good for my wife's fallen arches Doctor: Rubber heels ?', Captain de Jaive: Rub them with what? pil H Marion French: f'Frances is in bed with her stomach. She's been there two weeks. Dorothy Whetston: Well, that's too bad, but it's better for her to be in bed with her stomach' than without it. V Sara Bodclie: I'll bet you've never seen the Catskill Mountainsf' VVinnie VVhitehead: No, but I've seen cats kill rats. Love isn't stone blind when the stone is a dia- mond. Miss Northrop: Describe a niche in a modern Church? Mary Love: It's the same as an itch anywhere else, only you have to be more careful how you scratch it. Mrs. Yates gave this as a syllogism- Marriage is an institution. Marriage is love. Love is blind. Therefore marriage is an institution for the blind. Anita: Mary Paul fainted the other day. Dottie: Was she very sick ? Anita: No, we thought she was going to kick the bucket, but she only turned a little pale. Ruby Graham frunning into a hardware storej: Give me a nickel rat trap. Quick! I've got to catch a bus. Florrie, looking up from her chemistry book: Did you ever take chloroform, Duflie? Duffy: No, who teaches it? 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Ph 330 B I 325 Twenty-eighth Avenue COAST ROOFING AND SHEET METAL C pl f Eq p f to Fabricale All F f Sh f Metal Work App dRf dD'tibut fC p f R fqAbf Slat dTI GULF PAINT COMPANY Paints, Varnishes, Wall Paper COMPLIMENTS OF Gulf Coast Cleaners To The Students of Gulf l and G ass Park College WE SERVE GULF PARK-WHY We Are Grateful for the Privilege of NOT YOU? Serving You Phone 522 PHONE 6 Gulfport Printing Company RALPH E. BRASH, M anage r ' SPECIAL COLOR WORK SCHOOL AND COLLEGE PRINTERS EMBOSSED AND ENGRAVED COMPLIMENTS OF fflir Conditionedj Paramount and Anderson Tlleatres STATIONERY Ph 789 G If M- Hosts to the Coast one u port, iss. COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS peerless Ice Cream Umted Casb Grocery C Incorporated ompany L. A. KOENENN, Manager J. K. MILNER, Prop. Phone 322-321 Gulfport, Miss. PHONE 102 GULFPORT, MISS. USE COMPLIMENTS Good Gull Gasoline OF Distributed by , , , , W M WHITE MISSISSIPPI Power GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI THE THE DAILY Miller-Bryant-Pierce Co. Manufacturers of Inked Ribbons and Carbon H E RAL D Papers General Ojfices and Factory Mailed to Your Address for Only AURORA' ILL U' S' A' 65C 3 month Mobile Branch Herald Building Herald Building L' G' Managfr, B1 . M. . . . G If M. . . . 408-9 Merchants National Bank Building ioxi, ississippi u port, ississippi . Mobile, Alabama UNIVERSAL STUDIO DISTINCTIVE PHOTOGRAPHS Portraits-Commercial Photos Kodak Finishing GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI GENUINE ENGRAVED: Commercial Stationery, Social Invitations, Calling Cards SCHMIDT BROTHERS Steel and Copperplate Engravers Since 1894 Diplomas-Commencement Invitations Phone Raymond 1461 615 POYDRAS St. NEW ORLEANS Why Fifteen Million Women Cool: With GAS Because Gas Cooking is BETTER-QUICKER CHEAPER THE SOUTHWESTERN GAS E8 ELECTRIC COMPANY Serving Natural Gas to the Communi- ties of the Mississippi Gulf Coast For All Domestic, Commercial and Industrial Purposes NATIONAL COAL EQ? COKE CO. PRODUCERS AND DISTRIBUTORS BANKHEAD AND SUMMIT COALS JOSEPH K. FASOLD ,IEWELER We S pecialize in College and Fraternity JEWELRY 2412 14th Street Gulfport, Miss. 3 I Ag 5-j'1jIfEfZf'fS5?5555fffI3?f5fI5I3f7f. ,,- 'J ,422 5 :-23533. e'w':2QiQQs ,.q.-.45 If 4y.,.g..g.?c.,,bQQs f --74.-.145 2 . 21: M J 4 x. xo?-ggi.. 3 J , s:3rii23Er1?' 1 , ,.,, r A ' T :-:-:l:1:-:-: . 'T ' 1 ' A4Q 'ff fifjrixiiii gifffifififf-fi, ' 'I ,.--A 4. ' ' 'ifikln ' I: :EE- JL :I .1. - f3:QE.:f:3E'Ev5:55I?5E? ' 4-::i:1:l.1:f:-2'-:-:-t-:-:-:7:i:59f7N ' , . A - . .1252 f + M32 ' 'V .Z 5 , .5, . ,, . A-T--5 4: 54,49 -..f I ll !! 33:1 I rr S 'Qs I. so X 1 M .'-::.4 1' ,.g1Q:f.:-:fzffffffzf 52555 ffg., 7iQ ' :V I ,f f:f:.f'f -g V ..g-:Tn, F:-93,p55:53Q:QfQ5g3:1kgg, J. C. CLOWER FURNITURE CO. I The Furniture Men,, FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS I I ' GULF PORT, MISSISSIPPI 6 I HAUSMANN, Inc. I NEW Orleans' Leading Jewelers 1 Qi SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR COLLEGE AND 'I 1 ' FRATERNITY JEWELRY We Carry a Full Line of Favors Suitable for All Occasions 1 FRANICS PLACE For Fruits and Produce-Gysters In Season CALL Phone 9140 WE SERVE GULF PARK-LET US SERVE YOU 3 if F. 1 YESTERDAY-TODAY-TOMORROW DAYS Has, Does and Win Express Abbrecfatfon for the Tracie of Gulf park College Gfrfs by Befng Accommocfatfng HANCOCK CCDUNTY BANK I SERVES THE MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST GULFPORT PASS CHRISTIAN BAY ST. LOUIS HOTEL MARKHAM Every Room Gulfportis Finest Hotel , rt 1, All With Bath 3 ii Outside 2 , V o,,. f ' Rooms o , Modem and ' F , e,i ng oo- Gulffmfs if S 'la 0 'Y Q W2 2 'la 53,521 Firepfwf Wifi? o of Lai' g li rig f ft',ff,f2 i C img' Hotel z8 gfQ13gna U ' . 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WILKINSON A ssociation Manager None Betterw Prove It For Hnurself Be Coffee Wise Not Coupon Foolish URE GOFF MILK CREAM PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS Let Us Serve You As We Serve Gulf Park Phone 550 BOX 43 GULFPORT, MISS A signal +o adven+ure, romance-fingers iipped wi+h cosfume nail s polishes by La Cross! ln shades designed +o add a finishing iouch Q X X fo your cosiumes. Bamboo. for insfance, a sunlighl shade, cafches +he X spirif of spori' clofhes. Poinse'Hia, a cool scarlef, gleams lilze a iewel 11 5. X wifh evening gowns. XX ' i -ix Easy and quick fo change over Siazon, 1 K t Y fhe new La Cross polish base. 50c a ' .-..: boffle. A+ all finer shops and s+ores. E VN x La Cross, Newark, N. J. Q A . xp Be Smart To Your Fin gertipsl A 'ili l For STYLISI-I D. H. HOLME CO., Ltd. Compliments of GULFPORT FEED STORE We Serve Gulf Parlc College May We Serve You? 1600 25th Avenue Phone 151 Gulfport, Miss. COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS The Gulfport chamber The Jey-Jey Chevrolet of Commerce C0mPaUY B. 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