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

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1943 volume:

H E IE A vj L L A Gulf Park College as viewed m- ' ..-?: vs.- ' ' ' ■ •■ _ — 7- J 3 )L a? FORE BECAUSE WE, THE STAFF, HAVE NOT BETWEEN THE IDYLLIC LAND, SEA, PURSUE OUR SCHOOL LIFE AND THE IN WHICH OUR SWEETHEARTS, TO PRESERVE FOR US A PEACEFUL OF THE SEA GULL, WE HAVE, AS BIFOCALS. WE HAVE TRIED TO SHOW BEEN; ON THE ONE HAND, PHYSICALLY EMOTIONALLY HAPPY; ON THE CALLY EAGER, AND UNIFORMLY ALLY HOSPITABLE TO UNCLE SAM ' S WE HOPE THAT OUR OFFICIAL APPROVAL. KoAVvevivve T lor i on tent 5: Book I ADMIN ISTRATION Book II ENLISTED GIRLS N - r WORD BEEN ABLE TO ESCAPE THE CONTRAST AND AIR AGAINST WHICH WE EMBROILED LAND, SEA, AND AIR BROTHERS, FATHERS FIGHT IN ORDER SCENE, IN PRESENTING THIS VOLUME IT WERE, VIEWED THE YEAR WITH GULF PARK AS WE BELIEVE IT HAS COMFORTABLE, MENTALLY AT EASE, OTHER, WAR CONSCIOUS, PATRIOTI- IMPRESSED AS IT HAS BEEN HABITU- SONS, SOLDIER, SEAMAN, AVIATOR. REPORT OF 1942-43 WILL FIND J V 4 J- o ,3 - • j sj- j SJ s Mi I n Book III Book IV Book V Book VI • RECREATION AREA • COMPANIES • CITATIONS • OFF DUTY • s f Salute to In MILDRED REA BEHNEY Riding RIGHT FOR ' ARD ( olonei 3 rJLacli y Administration ACADEMIC BUILDING 1r ■ ' IK • Nft .jXfcV- ,« «. sfe RICHARD G. COX President COMMANDING OFFICER MRS. RICHARD G. COX Dean of Residence COMMANDING OFFICER RUPERT H. COOKE Business Manager MAINTENANCE CREW - ■ LUCY LOUISE HATCHER ACADEMIC DEAN I - f. A:-- ' ? %i §§£ rli: OSt H :| ; II m in in in ign ' V 1. BARRACKS HARDY HALL DUTY OFFICERS Reading Left to Right: Mrs. Rebecca Brashear, Mrs. Irma W. Curry, Mrs. Judith Daugherty, Mrs. Ruth Marsh, Mrs. Hesta McElroy, Mrs. Maude Doolittle Thompson. % £ Jk AM M Redding Left to Right: Eleanor Brashear, Assistant Librarian; Bonnie Murray, Practice Supervisor; Mrs. Julia Rine, Lloyd Hostess; Mrs. Ethel Schilling, Y-Hut Hostess; Mrs. Sarah Spindler, Dietitian; Mrs. Exna Throgmorton, Lloyd Hostess; Mrs. Frankie Edwards, Infirmarian (not in picture). DUTY OFFICERS- BARRACKS — LLOYD HALL ' W.fr 1 MESSAGE CENTER Administration Building First Row SMYTHIE ALFORD Physical Education CAROL BEACHLER Spanish, French CONNIE CLOUGH Speech, Theatre Arts MILDRED REA BEHNEY Riding LUCILLE CREIGHTON History, English ALBERT V. DAVIES Director ot Music Department Second Row EDMOND DE JAIVE Romance Languages WILLIETTA EVANS English ELLIS FRANKLIN Business Administration MAUDE FULSON History IDA MAE GOE Speech, Theatre Arts LULU DANIEL HARDY Social Sciences INTELLIGENCE OFFICERS [17] PLOTTI NG ROOM Art Studio [18] First Row MAY BURROWS HICKERSON Accompanist SYBIL KNOTH Science FRANCES McELROY Physical Education ERIN McMECHAN Latin, English DOROTHY MILDEN Librarian FRANCES MORRIS Mathematics, English Second Row CHRISTINE NORTHROP Bookbinding CECIL RAMSAY Home Economics GRATIA SHARP Secretary ELIZABETH SHERBON Dancing LOIS SMITH Voice SARAH K. SMITH Art INTELLIGENCE OFFICERS [19] FRONT LINE OFFICE STAFF STAFF SERGEANTS Reading Left to Right: Willie Allen, Bursar; Etta Culbertson Kennedy, Ruth Mor- gan Sumrall, Kate Wetherbee, Aline Wetherbee (not in picture), Mrs. Conditt (not in picture). 53SP fta .- [201 [21] Enlisted Girls LLOYD HALL Land [25] Freshmen MARY BELCHER VIRGINIA CARTWRIGHT ELIZABETH ANN CRONIN LEAH DUNGAN BETTY FRIEDLUND MARY DIANE FRISCHER BARBARA GILL MAE HARWOOD JUDY HA2EN MAXINE KENDRICK BETTY LEE KRAFFT LOUISE KRUG PATRICIA LAND ROSE MERRY LAPIDUS LOYCE LEVENSON VIRGINIA LOWRY NANCY MAHERY BETTYE McMILLAN DIANA McNAIR JOAN MILLS MARILYN MYERS BECKY RATCLIFF BETTY LOU REDDING MAXINE SHELDON NOT IN PICTURE LULA JANE CAHOON FRANCES SHIELDS ONNIBEL BUTLER SYBIL ANN ELDER IRMAZELL HARRIS Freshmen KATHERINE TAYLOR MARTHA TOWNLEY MARTHA LOU YINGLING MARY PAT YINGLING NANCY YOUNG SUB-FRESHMEN JOANNE CASTLE NELWYN COOKE ELOISE ELLIS MARJORIE GRUBBS HARRIETT HARWOOD JAN HERRICK JEAN KINNETT MYRAM MURPHEY PATSY JANE ROBINSON ROSELYN SHAPIRO PRUDENCE SMITH ROUMELLE STINE FRANCES JEAN SUGAR ALICIA CALLES Special Student OFELIA OSUNA Special Student MARGERY McCANNA ADELE ROSENBLATT NOT IN PICTURE CAMILLA HUBBARD WINTER SILENCE Listen — the woods are still And silence silvers every tree; Who can believe the springtime dusk Will hear the thrush ' s melody? Look — no blossom breathes Upon the air of a shy perfume; Who in the gray of twig and limb Can see the fragrant lilac bloom? Yet in the silence The answer to all doubting lies — The robins sing in the orchard trees, The lilacs lift a gay surprise. Who can answer then That faith in its mysterious ways Shall bring to men sweet peace and song After the winter of these days? Martha Townley. I IS I A i r [29 1 MISS CAROL BEACHLER Sponsor BETTY BRANCH, President Arkansas Delta Chi Sigma; A. A.; President Arkansas Club; Statistics. PEGGY WOOLFOLK, Secretary Mississippi Sigma Psi lota; Jet Maskers. Sophomores DOT CURRY, Treasurer Alabama Sigma Psi lota; Jet Maskers; Vice-President Alabama Club. KATHLEEN ADAMS Mississippi Coast Club; Jet Maskers. KATHRYN ARMSTRONG Alabama Delta Alpha Sigma; Tammy Howl Staff; Jet Maskers. [30] CORINNE BENNETT North Carolina Delta Alpha Sigma; Statistics; Eastern Seaboard Club. FRANCES CULLEY Mississippi Sig-na Psi lota; A. A. MARY DELL DUCKWORTH Mississippi Sigma Psi lota; A. A.; Samovar Club; Jet Maskers, Dance League. Sophomores MARGUERITE DUVALL Missouri Delta Alpha Sigma; Practical Arts Club; Samovar Club; Jet Maskers. JACQUELINE JACKSON Alabama Delta Chi Sigma; Glee Club. ELSA JONES Mississippi Sigma Psi lora; Bit and Spur; Service Girls; A. A. [31 NATALIE KING Oklahoma Sigma Psi lota; Bit and Spur. MARIAN KINGSBERY : Texas VIRGINIA LINDHOLM Missouri Delta Chi Sigma; A. A.; Bit and Spur; Glee Club. Sophomores BETTY BALL LUDEAU Louisiana Delta Chi Sigma; Samovar Club. ADAIR DAVIS Alabama ELIZABETH McLENDON Arkansas Sigma Psi lota; Samovar Club. [32 3 MARIANA McNAIR Montana Sigma Psi lota; Bit and Spur; A. A.; Western States Club; Jet Maskers. VIRGINIA MITCHELL Arkansas Sigma Psi lota; A. A.; Bit and Spur; Jet Maskers. SHIRLEY ANN MORRIS Delta Chi Sigma; A. A.; Samovar Club; SEA GULL Staff; Statistics. Tennessee Sophomores BETTY ANN MONEY Florida Sigma Psi lota; Bit and Spur MARTHA NASH Alabama Delta Alpha Sigma; Practical Arts. POKIE RHODES Kentucky De ' ta Chi Sigma; Practical Arts Club. [33] MARTHA RICKETTS Missouri Delta Alpha Sigma; Jet Maskers. BETTY RUNYON West Virginia Delta Alpha Sigma; Eastern Seaboard Club. MARY ADA STRICKLAND Texas Sigma Psi Iota; A. A.; Dance League. Sophomores FRANCES WICKLIFFE Kentucky Delta Alpha Sigma. ANN WINDHAM Texas Delta Alpha Sigma; Bit and Spur; Jet M askers. BETTY WOOLFOLK Mississippi Sigma Psi lota; Jet Maskers. [34 J s e a [35] mm i % Junior Class SPONSOR AND OFFICERS • MISS ELLIS FRANKLIN Sponsor MARTHA LODWICK Iowa President, Junior Class; Treasurer, Y.W.C.A.; Bit and Spur; A. A.; Delta Alpha Sigma. MARILYN FOUNTAIN Iowa Vice-President, Junior Class; Vice-President, Service Daughters; Y Cabinet; Bit and Spur; A. A.; Glee Club; Treasurer, Delta Alpha Sigma. MARY FRANCES JASPER Illinois Secretary, Junior Class; Glee Club; Sigma Psi lota. JANE McELROY Arkansas Treasurer, Junior Class; Dance League; Glee Club; Delta Chi Sigma. [36. Juniors ELIZABETH RILEY ADAMS Georgia Delta Alpha Sigma; Georgia Club. DORIS ANDERSON Illinois Sigma Psi lota; Illinois Club; Bit and Spur. JANE ANDERSON Alabama Sigma Ps ' lota; Alabama Club. LOUJEAN ARENTSEN Illinois Delta Chi Sigma; Illinois Club. LEE ASHBY Illinois Delta Alpha Sigma; Glee Club; Dance League. MARJORIE BADGLEY Indiana Delta Alpha Sigma; Practical Arts. MARY ELLEN BANKS Georgia Secretary, Bit and Spur; Delta Alpha Sigma; A. A.; Georgia Club. LOIS BARTHELS Missouri Delta Alpha Sigma; Glee Club; Associate Photographic Editor, SEA GULL. ELEANOR BERNHEIM Mississippi Delta Alpha Sigma; Practical Arts; Assistant Business Manager, SEA GULL. BETTY BROWN Arkansas Delta Chi Sigma; Glee Club. EMILY MASSEE BROWN Georgia Delta Alpha Sigma; Assistant Business Manager, Tammy Howl. GLORIA JUNE BROWN Texas Delta Chi Sigma; Bit and Spur; Glee Club. r 37 1 Juniors BERTHA CELESTE New York Delta Chi Sigma; Bit and Spur. JERRE CLARKE Missouri Sigma Psi lota; Dance League; Glee Club. PHYLLIS COMINS Georgia Delta Alpha Sigma. SALLY COTE Michigan Sigma Psi lota; Bit and Spur. ROBERTA COWAN Mississippi Delta Alpha Sigma; Coast Club. DORIS COX Louisiana Sigma Psi lota; Dance League; Glee Club. DORIS ELLEN CULP Oklahoma Delta Alpha Sigma; Glee Club. DOROTHY COLQUITT Alabama MARIAN CUZALINA Oklahoma Sigma Psi lora; Bit and Spur; Jet Maskers. ADAIR DENZ Illinois Sigma Psi lota; Practical Arts. VICTORIA DEVEY South Dakota Delta Alpha Sigma; Jet Maskeis; Glee Club. FAYE DUNN Alabama Delta Chi Sigma; Glee Club; Statistics. [38] Juniors CORALIE EDDINS Alabama Sigma Psi lota; Bit and Spur; Practical Arts. EVELYN EHRLICH Illinois Sigma Psi lota; Glee Club. CATHERINE FEWELL South Carolina Sigma Psi lota; Bit and Spur; Jet Maskers. BETTY JANE FOIL South Carolina Sigma Psi lota. SHIRLEY ANNE FRAZIER Nebraska Secretary-Treasurer, Service Girls ' Club; Social Chairman, Practical Arts; Delta Chi Sigma; A. A. GENE FREELAND Texas Delta Alpha Sigma; Jet Maskers; Glee Club; A. A. JOY GOFF Kentucky Delta Chi Sigma; Glee Club. MARIAN GREENE Illinois Sigma Psi lota; Jet Maskers; Glee Club. DOROTHY JANE GREENGARD Indiana Delta Alpha Sigma; Pit and Spur. JOAN GUNNELL Iowa Sigma Psi lota. MARGARET GUTHRIE Missouri Sigma Psi lota; Dance League; Jet Maskers. ROSA NELL HAYNES Arkansas Sigma Psi lota; Glee Club; Jet Maskers; Dance League. [39j Juniors WILLIAN HOLLAND Texas Sigma Psi lota. NOLA JOHNSTON Missouri Delta Alpha; Sigma; Dance League. ADELE KATZ Missouri Delta Chi Sigma. GLORIA KIMMEL Illinois Glee Club; Delta Alpha Sigma. VIRGINIA KIRK Tennessee Delta Chi Sigma; Glee Club; Dance League; A. A. A. ANNE LAMPTON Mississippi Delta Chi Sigma. IDA LA ROSA Mississippi Coast Club. AUDREY LINDHOLM Missouri Delta Chi Sigma; Glee Club. GENEVIEVE LOW Kentucky Delta Chi Sigma; Dance League; Bit and Spur; Practical Arts. BETTY ANN LYONS Arkansas Glee Club; Bit and Spur; Jet Maskers; Delta Alpha Sigma. LUCY ANN LYTTON Illinois Sigma Psi lota. MARYBEA MANLY lowa Sigma Psi lota; Bit and Spur; Jet Maskers: Glee Club. T40] Juniors MARTHA MARTIN Texas Glee Club; SEA GULL; Delta Alpha Sigma. MARGUERITE McADAMS Illinois Sigma Psi lota. ELNA McCORKLE Texas Delta Chi Sigma. ADDAVALE McDOUGALL Georgia Delta Alpha Sigma; Bit and Spur; Glee Club; Practical Arts Club. EVELYN McLENDON Arkansas Delta Chi Sigma; Glee Club; Dance League; Jet Maskers. ELSIE MEEKS Alabama Sigma Psi lota. BETTY METZ Iowa Sigma Psi lota; Tammy Howl. HULDA MILNER Mississippi Coast Club; Delta Alpha Sigma. SHEILA ANN MITCHELL Indiana Jet Maskers; Sigma Psi lota. SUE MORENCY Illinois Delta Alpha Sigma; Glee Club. VIVIAN NEWBERRY Georgia Sigma Psi lota; Glee Club. MARY NUSBAUM Oklahoma Bit and Spur; Delta Chi Sigma; Glee Club. ■ Ml 1 Juniors LILLIAN O ' CASEK Illinois J — f Delta Alpha Sigma; Glee Club; Bit and Spur. ■If LORE O ' PIZZI Illinois Delta Alpha Sigma; Glee Club. DELLA MARGARET PARKER Texas Delta Chi Sigma; Bit and Spur; Dance League; A. A.; Jet Maskers; Glee Club; Tennis Club; Samovar Club. JACQUELINE PERBAL Missouri Sigma Psi lota, Glee Club; Bit and Spur; Samovar Club. JESSIE PITTMAN Georgia Delta Alpha Sigma; Georgia Club. MILDRED RABURN Tennessee Delta Alpha Sigma; Bit and Spur. BETTY RAYFIELD Georgia Delta Alpha Sigma; Glee Club; Georgia Club. ' ,Wm BARBARA REED Indiana Delta Alpha Sigma; Glee Club; Y Cabinet; Georgia Club. ANNE REETZ Minnesota Delta Alpha Sigma. JACOUELYN REID Georgia ' Delta Chi Sigma; Dance League; Glee Club; Jet Maskers; Georgia Club. jC TEDDY JUNE REID Illinois Delta Chi Sigma; Glee Club. BARBARA REYNOLDS Virginia Delta Chi Sigma; Glee Club. [42 Juniors KATHRYN ROWE Alabama Delta Alpha Sigma; Glee Club; Alabama Club. SADIE MAJOR SAFFELL Kentucky Delta Chi Sigma; Practical Arts; Glee Club; Bit and Spur. ORDELL SAWYER Oklahoma Delta Alpha Sigma; Glee Club. JOAN SAYERS Missouri Delta Chi Sigma; Jet Maskers, Bit and Spur; Dance League; A. A.; Sec- retary, Y.M.C.A. NANCY SCHILLING Illinois Delta Alpha Sigma; Glee Club. ELEANOR SCHLAFER Wisconsin Delta Alpha Sigma; Bit and Spur; Glee Club. MARY ELLEN SHEPHERD Texas Sigma Psi lota; Bit and Spur. ESTER SHILLING Arkansas Delta Alpha Sigma; Glee Club; Practical Arts. NAOMI SIBBITT Nebraska Delta Alpha Sigma. PAT SLIDER Georgia Glee Club; Delta Alpha Sigma; Joke Editor, SEA GULL. CAROLINE SMITH Missouri Delta Alpha Sigma. LOUISE SOMERVILLE Kansas Delta Chi Sigma; Glee Club. ANN CAMPBELL Illinois Sigma Psi lota; Jet Maskers; Glee Club; Bit and Spur; Practical Arts. I v. i [45] Juniors RENATA STRA5SMAN Texas Delta Chi Sigma. ELIZABETH ANNE TAYLOR Nebraska Delta Chi Sigma; Practical Arts Club. HELEN TEMPLETON Indiana Delta Chi Sigma; Glee Club. BARBARA TORRENCE Illinois Delta Alpha Sigma; Bit and Spur; Jet Maskers. CATHERINE VACCARO Louisiana Practical Arts Club; Delta Aipha Sigma; Jet Maskers; Glee Club. JANIS JOE VAUGHAN Texas Delta Chi Sigma. ELIZABETH WARREN Iowa Sigma Psi lota. ALICE WEATHERLY Tennessee Bit and Spur; Delta Alpha Sigma; SEA GULL. BETTY WEILL Tennessee Sigma Psi; Jet Maskers. JO ANN WESTERVELT Indiana Delta Chi Sigma; jet Maskers; Bit and Spur; Dance League. VIRGINIA WOLFE Ohio Glee Club; Delta Alpha Sigma; Dance League; Service Girls ' Club. MARJORIE LINDSEY (Special) Illinois Jet Maskers; Sigma Psi lota. r 44i Seniors [45] Senior Class MISS WILLIETTA EVANS Edenton, N. C. Sponsor of Senior Class JEAN SMITH Lubbock, Texas A A 1 President, Senior Class: Vice-President, Delta Alpha; A. A.; Glee Club; Texas Club. Squirt . . . Well D. J. . . . Has a touch of Texas in her talk and walk ... a dream in slacks ... a super har- monizing voice. Johnette Class Mascot SENIOR ALMA MATER These hallowed halls, which we must leave now, Bequeath to us a treasured store Of carefree days, of friendships loyal. We pledge now our faith forevermore. Memories come down the years To the Senior class, Binding our hearts forever here, Seeking for days now past. Through fleeting time a curfew rings, Bidding us listen well. Breezes sing once more, It is spring once more, Gulf Park holds us once more ' neath her spell. —JOSEPHINE SCHILLIG. Senior Class OFFICERS JEAN SMITH P.esident DARRYL WILSON Vice-President MARY HELEN McMAKIN Secretary BILLIE RITTER Treasurer SENIOR PEP SONG Fight, fight, fight, you Seniors, Fight for victory! Fight, fight, fight, you Seniors, At Gulf Park by the sea. Keep those banners waving! Hold those colors high! Green and Gold we cherish, Colors that won ' t die. So — come — on — Fight, fight, fight, you Seniors, etc. —JOSEPHINE SCHILLIG. [47] Seniors DARRYL WILSON Paris, Tennessee 2 l ' I Vice President, Senior Class, President, Sigma Psi; Jet Maskers; A. A.; Dance League; Tennessee Club; Statistics. Durryl . . . Just seven lit+ie words . . . Oh George! ... A second Ginger Rogers . . Look at my hair! MARY HELEN McMAKIN Oklahoma City, Oklahoma A A 2 Secretary, Senior Class; Secretary, Delta Alpha; Glee Club; Dance League; Jet Maskers. Little Mac . . Loyal Texas Okie Clothes and shoes Curly (?) hair Big gun . Loves dancing. BILLIE RITTER Amarillo, Texas A A 2 Treasurer, Senior Class; Business Manager, SEA GULL; President, Texas Club; A. A.; Samovar Club. Ritter Critter Beautiful Lady in Blue . Deep in the heart of ! . . Snow . . Is your face red. MARY ROSS ACREE Meridian, Mississippi 2 M ' i Vice-Presi dent, Dance League; Glee Club; Mississippi Club. A Captain ' s darlin ' tho e gigantic hair bows . . Pinky . . Tammy ' s chaperone . Delta dancer Taboo or Tabu. ANN ALLISON Alexandria, Louisiana 1 T President, Louisiana Club; A. A.; Y Cabinet; Statistics. Annie A . tall, dark — and oh sooooo slender . . I wanna be a G-Man . . . That Accent! SHIRLEY ANDERSON Ottumwa, Iowa 2 1 Business Manager, Tammy Howl; Glee Club; A. A.; Dance League; Iowa Club. Andy Iowa Crew Cut Guilty giggles . Come on down for a fag . . Man-hater except for — now which one? ftfnp ,-. r V t P ' Seniors MARGARET AYLOR Webb City, Missouri 2 I ' I Glee Club; Bit and Spur Club; Missouri Club. Maggie Colorful hair . . . Let ' s go to Little Man ' s . . . Paul . . . Loves to ride Doll (?). BETTY JUNE BEHNEY Fort Riley, Kansas 1 -I- I President, Bit and Spur Club; Service Club. Bridlepaths and early morning rides . . . Stonewall . . Smooth, calm, mysteri- ous . . . Ohhh those eyes! MARGUERITE BUTLER Springfield, Massachusetts I -I- I President, Service Club. Tammy Howl Staff; Glee Club; Jet Maskers. Army brat crazy about aviation . . . Long hair . . . Friendly disposition . . . Johnette ' s companion. JANE ALLEN CASSIDY Shelbyville, Kentucky X I Kentucky Club. Poetry . Dreamy . . . White Cliffs of Dover . . . Do I have English today, or was it yesterday? . . . Pink clouds. MARIE COTTINGHAM Henderson, Kentucky A X S Vice-President, Delta Chi; Editor-in-Chief, Tammy Howl; Dance League; Phi Theta Kappa; Ken- tucky Club; Glee Club. Cottie . . . Anonymous orchids Oh, you beautiful doll . . . Kentucky moonlight . . See no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil. BEULAH DENTON Knoxville, Tennessee Practical Arts Club; Glee Club; Dance League; A. A.; Tennessee Club. Boots . . . Jitterbug ' s Inc. . . . pint size . Pretty rings . . Little Mans? . . . Oh Johnny Oh! r P Seniors ANN EDWARDS Gulfport, Mississippi A A 2 Coast Club. Like snow on the gowan lying is the fall of her fairy feet Shorthand, dictation, typewriters . . Fireflies, bayous, haunting melodies. GERRY GEORGE Bunlcie, Louisiana 1 I Treasurer, A. A.; Glee Club; Practical Arts Club; Dance League; Louisiana Club. G. G. G. gee-e-e-e Blond hair that glows, Diamond that sparkles, personality that thrills . . . Loves hot music, ketchup, good looking clothes, and Clyde. SHIRLEY HARRIS Des Moines, Iowa 1 T Samovar Club; Dance League; Iowa Club; Tammy Howl Staff; Glee Club; Phi Theta Kappa. Harris Harris . Those expressive hands . That baby stare . . . I ' ve got an inspiration . . . Yipe . . Excursions on the sea wall. HELEN EWING Sherveport, Louisiana A X 2 Treasurer, Phi Theta Kappa; Assistant Editor, SEA GULL; Bit and Spur Club; A. A.; Coast Club. Pie . Sables and moonlight . . . Orchids and soft music . Blond curls . . . Big blue eyes. LUCY LEE GANIER Percy, Mississippi 2 I Treasurer, Practical Arts Club; Dance League; Glee Club; Jet Maskers; Mississippi Club. Lucy Belle . . . Likes Buster Brown shoes . . . How about a stroll Lu Lee? . . . Loves the Delta, Guy Lombardo, Blue Grass, and dances. JACQUELINE GARNER Oneonta, Alabama 2 I ' I Vice-President, Sigma Psi; Secretary-Treasurer, Dance League; A. A.; Glee Club; Jet Maskers; Alabama Club. Jackie . Baby Chick . That hot ' n blue voice . . Just a little tap . . . How are the 76 doggies, Jackson? Seniors INEZ HOOGE Mobile, Alabama A X I President, A. A.; Vice-President, Y.W.C.A.; Glee Club; Phi Theta Kappa; Jet Maskers; Dance League; Alabama Club. Nez ... I wanna go to Mobile Golden curls, dimples galore . . . Charlie . . . Packed suitcases . Are you or aren ' t you Nez? JEAN HURLEY Newport, Arkansas Samovar Club; SEA GULL Staff; Phi Theta Kappa; Arkansas Club. A smoker pal Artistic ability . . . Determination . . . Faithful forever There ' s no place like Arkansas. ROYCE JEFFERY Batesville, Arkansas S I Dance League; Samovar Club; Arkansas Club. Where ' d ja get those eyes? Attractive . . Dreamy . . . Plaid skirts . . I know it ' s too tight . . New Hampshire. MARY FRANCES JEMISON Anniston, Alabama 4XS Treasurer, Delta Chi; President, Alabama Club; A. A.; Glee Club; Practical Arts Club. Mim . That silly ' n adorable giggle Excursions into the peroxide bottle . . . Pigfoot Pete with variations . Personality plus. LIBBY KINGTON Huntington, West Virginia X T Vice-President, Bit and Spur Club; Samovar Club; A. A.; Eastern Seaboard Club. Ibbly . . I bet you ' re from New Orleans . Used to have an effort to do things . . Loves American Air Lines, jive, Harry James, and monkeys (?). GENEVIEVE LEAKE Greenville, South Carolina I I f Treasurer, Sigma Psi; President, Dance League; Bit and Spur Club; Jet Maskers; Glee Club; East- ern Seaboard Club. Slo-Leake . . . Jim, well listen — Jim . . . Is that the bell? . . Ready Gen? . . . Aviation and Jim . . So talented . . . J ' m. « -,„ j lPtyi Seniors PATRICIA McCORD Little Rock, Arkansas 2 I A. A.; Glee Club; Practical Arts Club; Samovar Club; Dance League; Arkansas Club. Pat Dark skin and light locks Smooth combination Sweetheart of Army, Navy, and the Marines Loves green convertibles . A Dinah Shore fan. VIRGINIA MEINERS Chicago, Illinois 2 I President, Samovar Club; Bit and Spur Club; Glee Club; Dance League; Tammy Howl Staff; Illinois Club. Where ' s Ginny? — Asleep . Big brown eyes Trips, trips and still more trips . . . How ' s Art Appreciation? . . . Loves high heels and stylish clothes right from Vogue. MIRIAM MIRE Madisonville, Louisiana 2 I A. A.; Louisiana Club. Boy, did you see- dat? . . . Pretty hair . . . Cute personality . . . Loves Louisi- ana, going to town, and jitter-buggin ' . VIRGINIA NENON Chatham, Virginia A A 2 Practical Arts Club; Dance League; Samovar Club. Ziegfeld Girl . . . Really you don ' t mean it . . . This weather invigorates me . . Speed demon. MARY FRANCES REGINOLD Wilson, Arkansas A A 2 Glee Club; Dance League; A. A.; Arkansas Club. Reggie . Other half of Jitterbugs Inc. Psychology whiz . . . Friendship bracelets and rings . . . Arkansas, we salute you. CECILLE ROSENBLUM Gulfport, Mississippi A A 2 President, Coast Club; Phi Theta Kappa. Big brown eyes, curved line: . . . Red camellias . . . White Satin . . . Quietly friendly, Strauss Waltzes. ■ ' Seniors KATHERINE RUNNELS Atlanta, Georgia A A I President, Delta Alpha; President, Georgia Club; Glee Club; Y Cabinet; A. A.; Dance League; Practical Arts Club; Samovar Club. Kathy . . . Do people really talk like that in Georgia? . . Big eyes and long blond curls . . Delta Alpha Girl. FRANCES SCHAEFER Conroe, Texas A X 2 Secretar y-Treasurer, Glee Club; Y Cabinet; Jet Maskers; Dance League; Practical Arts Club; Texas Club. Pen . Well, honey . 24 karat girl . Vagabond song . . Let ' s go to Little Man ' s. JO SCHILLIG Leland, Mississippi 2 I President, Glee Club; Secretary, Phi Theta Kappa; Dance League; Practical Arts Club; Mississippi Club; Statistics. Oh, Josephine Who wants their fortune told? Loves the Bottom of the Tea Cup, cards, smooth dancing, and lieutenants . See you in Carnegie Hall, Jo. MARGARET SELBY Webster City, Iowa X l ' T President, Jet Maskers; Practical Arts Club; Bit and Spur Club; SEA GULL Staff; Iowa Club. Selb . I feel sooo silly! . . Long wave, Giggles, bridge, and spit . . . Got any food? . ROBIN SHEETS Coiad, Nebraska A A 2 President, Phi Theta Kappa; Glee Club; Bit and Spur Club; Midwest Club. Determination and a little more . . Robinita . . Beautiful, but definitely not dumb . . . Oh you kids, listen! MARY DERONDA STEWART Pineville, Kentucky 4X2 President, Delta Chi; Vice-President, Phi Theta Kappa; Jet Maskers; Dance League; Bit and Spur Club; Kentucky Club; Statistics Dee . . Our intellectual wizard . . A peaches and cream complexion . . Ooh la la, that actin ' ability. I I I I Seniors JUNE STROM Oak Park, Illinois X I President, Y Cabinet; Secretary, A. A.; Glee Club; Samovar Club; Bit and Spur Club; Illinois Club. Say Strom, is that suit new? . . . Eeny, meeny, miney, mo, Ensign or Cadet . . . Ooh that personality But gee, those shirts and jeans! ELEANOR THOMAS Kirkville, Missouri 2 T Editor-in-Chief, SEA GULL; President, Missouri Club; Dance League; Glee Club; A. A.; Samova- Club. Tommie Don ' t you talk about Missouri! . . Dunn ' s sparring partner . . . Those Seein ' is believin ' brown eyes . . . Anybody want to play bridge? JO VAN ANGLEN Malta Bend, Missouri 1 T President, Practical Arts Club; Glee Club; Missouri Club. I ' m not kiddin ' one bit . . Walks in the rain . . Sweet disposition and such a good cook . . . Who wants to go to the show? BARBARA VAN METER , Chicago, Illinois A A 2 Samovar Club; A. A.; Illinois Club. Swan or mermaid! . . . Oh, honestly! . . . Contagious laugh . . . Air minded . . . Sophisticated Type. LOIS WATKINS Alton, Illinois 2 I Secretary, Sigma Psi; Vice-President, A. A.; Glee Club; Dance League; Samovar Club; Illinois Club; Statistics. Loie . . . Oh for Pete ' s sake! . . . Adopted rebel . . . Ray called . . . That dreamy look . . How ' s the crew cut, Loie? JEWELL YOUNGER Alexandria, Louisiana A X 2 Secretary, Delta Chi; Secretary-Treasurer, Samovar Club; Glee Club; Louisiana Club. Long hair . . A super artist . . Doctors and Lieutenants . . . Good looking clothes . . . Horse-racing. Recreation Area JUNE BEHNEY ON RIGHT FOR ' ARD ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION INEZ HOOGE LOIS WATKINS JUNE STROM . OFFICERS . . President GERRY GEORGE Vice-President MIRIAM MIRE . . . Secretary MISS ALFORD . Treasurer Historian Sponsor MEMBERS Mary Rose Acree Ann Allison Shirley Anderson Kathryn Armstrong Margaret Aylor Mary Ellen Banks Lois Barthels Betty Branch Emily Brown Marguerite Butler Ann Campbell Virginia Cartwright Bertha Celeste Jerre Clark Marie Cottingham Sally Cote Doris Cox Frances Culley Doris Culp Dot Curry Beulah Denton Mary D. Duckworth Leah Dunqan Faye Dunn Coralie Eddins Evie Ehrlich Sybil Ann Elder Katherine Fewell Marilyn Fountain Shirley Ann Frazier Lucy Lee Ganier Jackie Garner Joy Goff Margaret Guthrie Rosa Nell Haynes Bill Holland Jean Hurley Mary Frances Jemison Nola Johnston Adele Katz Libby Kington Jean Kinnet Ginger Kirk Rose Merry Lapidus Genevieve Leake Loyce Levenson Virginia Lindholm Marjorie Lindsay Martha Lodwick Genevieve Low Betty Ann Lyons Lucy Lytton Martha Martin Maggie McAdams Pat McCord Addavale McDougall Mary Helen McMakin Diana McNair Marianna McNair Virginia Meiners Betty Metz Virginia Mitchell Sue Morency Shirley Ann Morris Virginia Nenon Lillian O ' Casek Ofelia Osuna Delia Parker Jackie Perbal Mildred Rayburn Betty Rayfield Ann Reetz Mary Frances Reganold Teddy Reid Bobbie Reynolds Billie Ritter Cecil le Rosenblum Katherine Runnels Ordell Sawyer Joan Sayers Margaret Selby Lynne Shapiro Robin Sheets Mary Ellen Shepherd Ester Mae Shilling Jean Smith Louise Somerville Mary D. Stewart Mary Ada Strickland Elizabeth Taylor Eleanor Thomas Barbara Torrance Martha Townley Kathie Vaccaro Barbara Van Meter Betty Weill Darryl Wilson Virginia Wolfe Jewell Younger j|%;;, I 5; . i B I T AND MEMBERS Doris Anderson Margaret Aylor Emily Brown Ann Campbell Bertha Celeste Sally Cote Marian Cuzalina Coralie Eddins Sybil Ann Elder Helen Ewing Catherine Fewell Marilyn Fountain Dorothy Greengard Irmazell Harris Mae Harwood Harriet Harwood Natalie King Rosemary Lapidus Genevieve Leake Virginia Lindholm Genevieve Low Martha Lodwick Betty A. Lyons Mary B. Manly Addavale McDougal Diana McNair Marianna McNair Virginia Mieners Virginia Mitchell Betty A. Money Mary Nusbaurn Lillian O ' Casek Lore O ' Pizzi Delia Parker Jackie Perbal Mildred Rayburn Martha Rickett Patsy Robinson Eleanor Schlafer Margaret Selby Robin Sheets Mary Ellen Shepard Caroline Smith Mary D. Stewart June Strom Jean Sugar Helen Templeton Barbara Torrance Jo Ann Westervelt Alice Weatherly ft- V Bfi SPUR CLUB GYMKHANA Friday, February 19 PROGRAM Pair Riding Class A Walk and Lead Race Class C Water Carrying Class B Stick and Ball Race Class A Crackers and Whistle Class C Needle and Thread Race Class B Musical Chairs Class A Balloon Race Class A SWIMMING AND DIVING Gulf Park Pool Barbara Van Meter Dives Marines and Mermaids In the Swim SAILING AND BOATING WHY I ENJOY SAILING Sailing is to me the most interest- ing and enjoyable sport existing. In no other sport do you tind the same thrills, joys, and experiences. When you hoist sails and weigh anchor, you can never positively tell what will happen before you again touch land. There are days when the weather is serene and there is almost no wind; then it is that you may be calmed for hours with nothing to do but watch the sea gulls. But there are other days when the wind whistles strongly through the stays and your boat is likely to heel over so com- pletely that you can see the keel. It is impossible to describe the sensa- tion you get from skippering a boat! Everyone must feel a little different about it. As for myself, I feel a sort of exaltation, and pride that, big and heavy though my craft may be, I can control it with just a movement of my arm. To all who love the wind and water, I recommend sailing as a never-to-be-forgotten experience. PATRICIA LAND MARDI GRAS TOURNAMENT The Mardi Gras tournament was held for the purpose of selecting the King of the Bit and Spur court. All girls in Class A were eligible to compete. Each girl that rode was called a Knight and she chose someone else to be her Lady. To decide who would be King, every girl had to gallop by three posts, each post having a small, red ring on it. All contestants had a long lance which they used to try to get the rings. The one ob- taining the most rings out of two tries, be- came King. The next highest four were given special distinction in their order of winning. The remaining riders were also Knights of the court. All Knights wore two-tone capes of bright and various colors. Each cape had a small, perky hat to match. The Kingship fell to Elsa Jones, who was also King last year. Betty Woolfolk, who was Elsa ' s Lady, became Queen. KNIGHTS IN THE TOURNAMENT VIRGINIA MEINERS . . Knight of Waiting GENEVIEVE LEAKE . Knight of the Silver Fleet ELSA JONES Knight of Courage MARILYN FOUNTAIN . . . Knight of Victory DELLA PARKER .... Knight of Chivalry MARIANA McNAIR .... Knight of Cavalry JOAN SAYERS Knight of the Moon BETTY LEE KRAFT . ... Knight of Bravery ADDAVALE McDOUGALL . Knight of Air Corps BETTY ANN LYONS . . Knight of Purple Order iltl %W tiii .- ■--.:, ' :••• « ' ' :•-.••, . MARDI GRAS BALL Mardi Gras Ball was held Thursday night, March 4, in the auditorium and everyone was invited to attend. The program was opened when the ladies of the Court of Atheson were brought in one by one and presented to the King, Inez Hooge. Next all members of the A. A. arrived in various cos- tumes. Then a blare of trum- pets announced the arrival of the Queen of the Court of Atheson, Mary D. Stew- art, who, until this time had been unknown. The new members of the A. A. were then presented to the King and Queen. Following this the vanquished, but noble, Knights of the visiting Bit and Spur Court en- tered. They formed an archway, with their lances, in the center of the auditorium. The honored Knights walked through this and formed two lines beyond. Then the King and Queen of the Bit and Spur Court, walked through the archway and up on to the stage, where they were presented to the King and Queen of the Court of Atheson. The King of Atheson placed a crown on each of their heads and they retired to their own thrones at the other end of the auditorium. After this there was a short program, followed by grand marches from both courts. Then everyone was invited to dance and have a good time. DIANA McNAIR JUNIORS WIN HOCKEY TOURNAMENT Spirit was high for both sides before the game between the High School and Jun- iors began, for this game would determine who would get the goat. Lynn Shapiro, the High School Captain, and Marge Lindsey, the Junior captain, had their teams ready and anxious to start. At the end of the first qua rte r, High School was ahead two points. But determined to win the Tournament, the Juniors fought hard and came out victori- ous with a score of nine to three. Virginia Mitchell. 172 j BADMINTON We have our fun with Badminton, but, as yet, we have not, in keeping with the time- worn witticism, lured any Sea Gulls or blue jays or even inquisitive sparrows into our games with our swift- mov ing shuttlecocks. ARCHERY I find you growing dearer, Yes, dearer every day, Scattering smiles and sunshine All along life ' s way! So glad am I, my Darling, That you are truly mine, I would not change for Cupid ' s My bow and arrow fine! L73] Companies FRIENDSHIP OAK i ?£ • i PHI THETA KAPPA OFFICERS ROBIN SHEETS President MARY D. STEWART National Vice-President JO SCHILUG Secretary HELEN EWING Treasurer MISS WILLIETTA EVANS Sponsor MISS LUCY LOUISE HATCHER Sponsor MEMBERS Marie Cottingham Joy Goff Shirley Harris Inez Hooge Jean Hurley Virginia Kirk Anne Lampton Mary Nusbaum Cecille Rosenblur Joan Sayers Elizabeth Taylor National Convention Held at Gulf Park, 1942. -KfM, 6 - -flftlj ' jJUl! m fid. Z gA-z mf x % OFFICERS MISS HICKERSON Sponsor DARRYL WILSON President JACQUELIN GARNER Vice-President LOIS WATKINS Secretary GENEVIEVE LEAKE Treasure- ELSA JONES Chaplin SIGMA PSI IOTA [78] SIGMA PSI IOTA Colors: Blue and Silver Flower: Blue Iris Sigma Psi, here ' s to you! You are the best on earth! We give to you the best we have Of loyalty and worth. To you this toast we offer And lift your colors high; We ' ll keep you always in our hearts- We love you, Sigma Psi. [79] First Row Mary Ross Acres Ann Allison Doris Anderson Jane Anderson Shirley Anderson Margaret Aylor Second Row Betty June Behney Marguerite Butler Virginia Cartwright Jane Allen Cassidy Jerre Clarke Sally Cote Third Row Doris Cox Frances Fontaine Culley Dot Curry Mirian Cuzalina Adair Denz Mary Dell Duckworth Fourth Row Evelyn Ehrlich Catherine Fewell Betty Jane Foil Tracy Friedlund Mary Diane Frisher Lucy Lee Ganier Fifth Row Gerry George Marian Greene Joan Gunnell Margaret Guthrie Irmazelle Harris Shirley Harris Sixth Row Harriett Harwood Mae Harwood Rosa Nell Haynes Judy Hazen Willian Holland Jean Hurley Seventh Row Mary Frances Jasper Royce Jeffery Natalie King Libby Kington Jean Kinnett Rose Merry Lapidus SIGMA P S I IOTA [80] First Row Marjorie Lindsay Virginia Lowry Lucy Ann Lytton Nancy Mahery Marybea Manly Second Row Patricia McCord Marguerite McAdams Elizabeth McLendon Elsie Meeks Diana McNair Third Row Mariana McNair Virginia Meiners Betty Metz Miriam Mire Sheila Mitchell Fourth Row Virginia Mitchell Betty Money Vivian Newberry Jackie Perbal Patsy Robinson Fifth Row Josephine Schillig Margaret Selby Roselyn Shapiro Mary Ellen Shepherd Roumelle Stine Sixth Row Mary Ada Strickland June Strom Frances Jean Sugar Eleanor Thomas Josephine Van Anglen Seventh Row Elizabeth Warren Lois Watkins Betty Weill Betty Woolfolk Peggy Woolfolk SIGMA [81] OFFICERS MISS MORRIS Sponsor MARY D. STEWART President MARIE COTTINGHAM Vice-President JEWELL YOUNGER Secretary MARY FRANCES JEMISON Treasurer MARILYN MYERS Chaplin DELTA CHI SIG MA [82] DELTA CHI SIGMA Colors: Rainbow Shade; Flower: Sweet Pea Oh, it ' s you, Delta Chi — You ' re the one that we love! Oh, it ' s you, Delta Chi, That we ' re thinking of; Your rainbow colors, Your standards, too, And to them proudly We ' ll ever be true, When we come to the end Of the earth and the sea. Back at dear G.P.C. We will all long to be, For it ' s you, you That make our dreams come true! Delta Chi, you ' re the one that we love! [83: F rst Row Betty E ranch Betty i rown Gloria Brown Alicia Calles Bertha Celeste Sec ond Row Beulah Denton Leah Dungan Faye Dunn Coralie Eddins Eloise Ellis Third Row Helen Ewing Joy Goff Shirley Anne Frazier Inez Hooge Jacqueline Jackson Fourth Row Adele Katz Virginia Kirk Anne Lampton Audrey Lindholm Virginia Lindholm Fifth Row Genevieve Low Betty Ball Ludeau Elna McCorkle Jane McElroy Evelyn McLendon DELTA CHI SIGMA [84] First Row Joan Mills Shirley Ann Morris Bonnie Murray Myram Murphy Mary Nusbaum Second Row Ofelia Osuna Delia Parker Becky Ratcliff Jacqueline Reid Teddy June Reid Third Row Barbara Reynolds Pokie Rhodes Sadie Major Saffell Joan Sayers Frances Schlafer Fourth Row Maxine Sheldon Prudence Smith Louise Somerville Renata Ellen Strassmann Elizabeth Ann Taylor Fifth Row Katherine Taylor Helen Templeton Martha Townley Janice Joe Vaughan Jo-Ann Westervelt DELTA CHI SIGMA [85] OFFICERS MISS CLOUGH Sponsor CATHERINE RUNNELS President JEAN SMITH Vice-President MARY HELEN McMAKIN .... Secretary MARILYN FOUNTAIN Treasurer FRANCES WICKLIFFE Chaplin DELTA ALPHA SIGMA [86 J DELTA ALPHA SIGMA Colors: Purple and Gold lower: Pan S Y Delta Alpha girl, You are the one tor me; And you ' ll be ever in my heart. Delta Alpha girl, Symbol of true loyalty — Loyalty that never dies — In the future fight, I ' ll keep your emblem bright And to you be ever true. Vou ' re the rarest pearl, Delta Alpha girl, I will always love you. [87] f - W! w First Row Elizabeth Adams Katherine Armstrong Lee Ashby Marjorie Badgley Second Row Mary Ellen Banks Lois Barthels Johnnie Bennett Eleanor Bernheim Third Row Emily Brown Phyllis Comins Roberta Cowan Doris Culp Fourth Row Victoria De Vey Marguerite Duvall Anne Edwards Sybil Ann Elder Fifth Row Gene Freeland Dorothy Greengard Marjorie Grubbs Nola Johnston Sixth Row Gloria Kimmel Louise Krug Loyce Levenson Martha Lodwick Seventh Row Betty Ann Lyons Martha Martin Hulna Milner Sue Morency DELTA ALPHA SIGMA [88] First Row Addavale McDougall Martha Nash Virginia Nenon Lillian Ocasek Second Row Loretfa O ' Pizzi Jessie Pittman Mildred Rayburn Betty Rayfield Third Row Barbara Reed Anne Reetz Mary Frances Regenold Martha Ricketts Fourth Row Billie Ritter Kathryn Rowe Betty Runyon Ordell Sawyer Fifth Row Nancy Schilling Eleanor Schlafer Robin Sheets Ester Shilling Sixth Row Pat Slider Caroline Smith Barbara Torrence Catherine Vaccaro Seventh Row Barbara Van Meter Alice Weatherly Virginia Wolfe Nancy Young f h EM DELTA ALPHA SIGMA [89] STATISTICS PUBLIC ELEANOR THOMAS Editor-in-Chief BILLIE RITTER Business Manager HELEN EWING Assistant Editor ELEANOR BERNHEIM Assistant Business Manager ALICE WEATHERLY Literary Editor JEAN HURLEY Art Editor BETTY JUNE BEHNEY Sports Editor MARGARET SELBY Photographic Editor LOIS BARTHELS Assistant Photographic Editor DELLA PARKER Student Photographer PAT SLIDER Joke Editor MARTHA MARTIN Advertising Manager KATHLEEN ADAMS Advertising Manager HELEN TEMPLETON Circulation Manager SHIRLEY ANN MORRIS Circulation Manager LEE ASHBY Typist MISS WILLIETTA EVANS Editorial Adviser MISS SARAH K. SMITH Art Adviser SEA GULL STAFF 190] A T I O N S NEWS TAMMY HOWL STAFF MARIE COTTINGHAM Editor MARGUERITE BUTLER Assistant Editor SHIRLEY ANDERSON Business Manager EMILY BROWN Assistant Business Manager ANNE LAMPTON Society Editor BETTY METZ Literary Editor VIRGINIA MEINERS .... Fashion Editor KATHRYN ARMSTRONG Sports Editor SHIRLEY HARRIS Art Editor IDA LA ROSA Typist ORDELL SAWYER Typist MISS IDA MAE GOE Sponso , [91] Y. Christmas Play. w. c. A White Christmas Tree. A CHRISTMAS MESSAGE The fields once white with wind-tossed snow, Today have another guise. No longer white, no longer clean No longer, still blue skies. Those fields of peace of former days Are now a blood-red hue, And those who reaped the harvest there Have other things to do. Peace on the earth; good will to men, A thing of by-gone days? A Christmas eve without the songs, Or heart-felt words of praise? The hopes, the prayers of those behind Bring others Christmas cheer, And those who lived now live again Free from strife and fear. The merry Yule-tide spirit glows From hearts both young and old. The guns are stilled, no flares burst forth, When the star its tale has told. The Savior ' s birth — a day of Peace, And all is white and still; The angels ' choir now echoes near, Peace on earth; to men — good will. MARGARET SELBY. Y. W. C A OFFICERS MISS CONNIE CLOUGH Sponsor MISS FRANCES MORRIS Sponsor MRS. ETHEL SCHILLING Sponsor JUNE STROM President INEZ HOOGE Vice-President JOAN SAYERS Secretary MARTHA LODWICK Treasurer CABINET MEMBERS ANN ALLISON MYRAM MURPHY BETTY BRANCH BARBARA REED MARILYN FOUNTAIN CATHERINE RUNNELS JOY GOFF FRANCES SCHAEFER V W C A V [93: OFFICERS VIRGINIA MEINERS President JEWELL YOUNGER Secretary-Treasurer MISS SARAH K. SMITH Sponsor MISS CHRISTINE NORTHROP Sponsor SAMOVAR Mary Ross Acree Doris Anderson Mary Ellen Bants Virginia Cartwright Jane Cassidy Nelwyn Cooke Doris Culp Mary Dell Duckworth Marguerite Duvall Coralie Eddins Shirley Frazier Gene Freeland Joan Gunnell Shirley Harris Mae Harwood MEMBERS Jan Herrick Jean Hurley Mary Frances Jasper Nola Johnston Libby Kington Audrey Lindholm Martha Lodwick Betty Ludeau Marybea Manly Pat McCord Elizabeth McLendon Elsie Meeks Shirley Morris Virginia Nenon Loretta O ' Pizzi Delia Parker Jacqueline Perbal Jacqueline Reid Barbara Reynolds Billie Ritter Kathryn Rowe Katherine Runnels Eleanor Schlafei Esther Shilling June Strom Katherine Taylor Eleanor Thomas Josephine Van Anglen Barbara Van Meter Lois Watkins [94] SAMOVAR CLUB CLUB THE ART STUDIO Where friends are made and dreams take shape. [95] JET MASKERS OFFICERS MARGARET SELBY President ANN CAMPBELL Vice-President MARIAN CUZAL1NA Secretary-Treasurer MISS IDA MAE GOE Sponsor MISS CONNIE CLOUGH Sponsor Kathleen Adams Kathleen Armstrong Betty June Behney Bonnibel Butler Marguerite Butler Alicia Calles Jane Cassidy Joanne Castle Bertha Celeste Roberta Cowan Betty Cronin Doris Culp Dorothy Curry Victoria DeVey MEMBERS Mary Dell Duckworth Catherine Fewell Gene Freeland Tracy Freelund Lucy Lee Ganier Jackie Garner Barbara Gill Joy Goff Marian Greene Margaret Guthrie Rosa Nell Haynes Inez Hooge Marian Kingsbery Rose Merry Lapidus Genevieve Leake Marjorie Lindsay Betty Ann Lyons Lucy Lytton Mary Helen McMakin Betty McMillan Marybea Manly Evelyn McLendon Mariana McNair Joan Mills Shelia Mitchell Virginia Mitchell Delia Parker Betty Redding Jackie Reid Martha Ricketts Dell Rosenblatt Joan Sayers Frances Schaefer Caroline Smith Mary D. Stewart Barbara Torrence Catherine Vaccaro Betty Weill Jo-Ann Westervelt Darryl Wilson Anne Windham Nancy Young I 9b i PLAYS KITTY FOYLE The Cast Pop Foyle . . David Miller Myrtle . . . Jackie Garner Mac . . Corp. Harry White Kitty .... Darryl Wilson Molly . . . Marian Cuzalina Wyn Strafford Dick Reeves Martha .... Inez Hooge The Madonna of The Lipstick . Rosa Haynes Delphine . Mary D. Stewart Mrs. Strafford . . M. Selby Veronica Gladwyn . . . . . . Ann Campbell Mr. Kennett Dr. C. A. Toline WORKSHOP We remember with com- mingled feelings the Work- shop, the place where work is play acting and play acting is unrelenting, hard work. But there comes the time after the curtain has fallen on the last scene of a smooth per- formance, such as that of Letters to Lucerne, and an en- thusiastic audience has ap- plauded our histrionic art. Then, we are consciously hap- py; the Workshop is suddenly a sort of stars ' dressing room where we remove the grease paint, receive congratulations from our most personal friends, and snap back to normal with refreshment for body and for spirit. LeMode Bleu Shirley Anderson Lee Ashby Margaret Aylor Betty June Behney Marguerite Butler DANCE LEAGUE OFFICERS GENEVIEVE LEAKE President MARY ROSS ACREE Vice-President JACKIE GARNER Secretary-Treasurer MISS SHERBON Sponsor Jane Cassidy Jerre Clarke Phyllis Comins Marie Cottingham Doris Cox Beulah Denton Lucy Lee Ganier Gerry George Margaret Guthrie Shirley Harris Rosa Nell Haynes William Holland Inez Hooge Royce Jeffery Nola Johnston Elsa Jones MEMBERS Ginger Kirk Adele Katz Loyce Levenson Genevieve Low Virginia Lowry Pat McCord Jane McElroy Mary Helen McMakin Virginia Meiners Miriam Mire Mvram Murphey Marilyn Myers Virginia Nenon Delia Parker Mary Frances Regenold Jackie Reid Katherine Runnels Joan Sayers Esther Schilling Frances Schaefer Jo Schillig Louise Somerville Mary D. Stewart Mary Ada Strickland Elizabeth Taylor Eleanor Thomas Martha Townley Lois Watkins Darryl Wilson Betty Weill Virginia Wolfe [98] . . ' , ' . i :.:, ■- ; :, m i eft ..71 -J, w ■J ---■- r , Spanish Dance Rhumba. Flamenco. Dress Rehearsal Below, Left: Prelude. Below, Right: Mignonette GLEE CLUB OFFICERS JO SCHILLIG President FRANCES SCHAEFER Secretary-Treasurer MISS LOIS SMITH Sponsor Mary Ross Acree Shirley Anderson Lee Ashby Margaret Aylor Lois Barthels Betty Brown Marguerite Butler Alicia Calles Jerre Clarice Marie Cattingham Doris Cox Betty Cronin Doris Culp Beulah Denton Victoria DeVey Fave Dunn Evelyn Ehrlich Eloise Ellis Marilyn Fountain Lucy Lee Ganier Jackie Garner Gerry George Joy Goff Marian Greene Shirley Harris Harriet Harwood Rosa Nell Haynes MEMBERS Inez Hooge Pidge Jasper Mary Frances Jemison Nola Johnston Adele Katz Gloria Kimmel Ginger Kirk Genevieve Leake Audrey Lindholm Virginia Lindholn Betty Ann Lyons Marybea Manly Martha Martin Virginia Meiners Pat McCord Addavale McDougall Jane McElroy Elizabeth McLendon Evelyn McLendon Mary Helen McMakin Sue Morency Vivian Newberry Lillian Ocasek Loretta O ' Pizzi Ofelia Osuna Delia Parker Jackie Perbal Betty Rayfield Betty Lou Redding Barbara Reed Jackie Reid Teddy Reid Mary Frances Regenold Barbara Reynolds Kathryn Rowe Katherine Runnels Sadie Saf Tel I Ordell Sawyer Eleanor Schlafer Esther Schilling Nancy Schilling Robin Sheets Pat Slider Jean Smith Louise Somerville June Strom Helen Templeton Eleanor Thomas Catherine Vaccaro Jo Van Anglen Lois Watkins Jo Ann Westervelt Virginia Wolfe Jewell Younger [100] LITTLE SISTERS MARJORIE BADGLEY JOAN CASTLE NELWYN COOKE MARIAN CUZALINA FAYE DUNN LUCY LEE GANIER JOY GOFF WILLIAN HOLLAND INEZ HOOGE JACOUELYN JACKSON GLORIA KIMMEL NANCY MAHERY ELSIE MEEKS MARTHA NASH POKIE RHODES PATSY JANE ROBINSON OTHERS NEXT OF KIN ANN ALLISON MARGARET ANN GUTHRIE MARY FRANCES JASPER PATRICIA LAND ALICE WEATHERLY [101] PRACTICAL ARTS OFFICERS JO VAN ANGLEN President BEULAH DENTON Vice-President LUCY LEE GANIER Secretary and Treasurer SHIRLEY ANN FRAZIER Program Chairman MISS CECIL RAMSAY Sponsor Marjorie Badgley Eleanor Bernheim Betty Branch Ann Campbell Adair Denz Marguerite Duvall Coralie Eddins MEMBERS Mary Diane Frischer Gerry George •Mary Frances Jemison Genevieve Low Pat McCord Addavale McDougall Martha Nash Teddy June Reid Katherine Runnels Sadie Major Saffel Jo Schillig Nancy Schilling Ester Schilling Margaret Selbv Betty Ann Taylor Kathryn Vaccaro [102] CECILLE ROSENBLUM President ANNE EDWARDS Vice-President ROBERTA COWAN Secretary-Treasurer MISS SYBIL KNOTH Sponsor KATHLEEN ADAMS ELEANOR BERNHEIM LULA JANE CAHOON NELWYN COOKE HELEN EWING PATRICIA LAND- IDA MAE LA ROSA MARGERY McCANNA HULDA MILNER ADELE ROSENBLATT MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST CLUB [103] STATE ALABAMA ARKANSAS EASTERN SEABOARD p W IT ' fCfffl GEORGIA CLUBS ILLINOIS IOWA KENTUCKY LOUISIANA STATE MIDWESTERN STATES MISSISSIPPI M ISSOU Rl OKLAHOMA CLUBS TENNESSEE TEXAS MEXICO Citations BAYOU PORTAGE—HUCKLEBERRY HILL ' • ' ■  , f ■ ■ 3 ' ■ ?; :; cdjarrul lA ildon MISS GULF PARK oDunn MOST ATHLETIC AoSepnine MOST ORIGINAL J.oi3 Walk ind BEST SPORT ar L - r ' ,- - - :r SI « tA5ranck MOST CAPACLE srnn Ariii iSon MOST POPULAR Way S. MOST INTELLECTUAL Aohnnie 5ennett MOST ATTRACTIVE WariLn M T V erd MOST TALENTED Aacaueline iKeld CUTEST eJuarrul W lid j don MAY QUEEN -A, y nn lomJ HIGH SCHOOL CITIZENSHIP GIRL ■■■?--.- . rVnZuiiiK Actckie Learner Spinas eUjau and I liant FOR GULF PARK GIRLS! Off Duty BEAR CREEK A Service B (Censored) MARGUERITE BUTLER . MARILYN FOUNTAIN . Betty June Behney Lula Jane Cahoon Alicia Calles OFFICERS .... President SHIRLEY FRAZIER . . . Secretary-Treasurer . . Vice-President MISS CONNIE CLOUGH Sponsor Roberta Cowan Adele Rosenblatt Leah Dungan Dorothy Winfree Elsa Jones Virginia Wolfe Ofelia Osuna Democracy at any price, It must not and shall not die; In summer ' s sun and winter ' s ice, Our colors shall wave on high! We must not yield to autocracy, But fight without plaint or pretext — First, last, and always — Democracy! — America must not be next. ELSA JONES. [ 127] MERCHANT MARINES GIVE DANCE FOR GULF PARK GULF PARK GIRLS ENTERTAIN MARINES Girl meets boy — Boy meets girl — No matter what the scheme, We ' re all in a whirl. As I look for a greeting, A gift to give to you, This rationing guite compli- cates, Possibilities are so few! I just suppose I ' ll have to quit, But then, I ' d never strike — I ' ll just sing you this little song Before they take my mic. M. C. Addavale Rides. Miss Ida Mae Goe. Johnny Walker Passes Out of the Picture. Juniors Sing-a-Song. Tow Sawyer and Her Pal. The Squad Meeting! Hockey Coaches. Lucky Strike or Old Gold? Companions in Mischief. Schools Days of Ofelia. 1130] Rosa Nell Haynes and Ann Campbell as Bulzaboo and Bobino. Marian Cuzalina as Bobino ' s father and Bobino. Christmas Banquet. Gene Freeland as King Pompo. The Lovelorn Witch — Hallowe ' en. Maybe there ' s a land where children never play. Not here! Jupiter forbid! Toy Soldiers — Christmas Party. Threesome. I 1 3 1 I TRI-SORORITY EDGEWATER GULF HOTEL February 15 DARRYL WILSON KATHERINE RUNNELS MARY D. STEWART SPEAKERS ' TABLE BANQUET PEANUT WEEK It ' s peanut week, heighho, heighho; So up with the curtain and on with the show! We went to breakfast one morn at day- break, And a peanut was there for each of us to take, Tied around the peanut, with secrecy and care, Was a name of some sweet belle, and this secret we couldn ' t share. After we had seen the name and hidden it in our minds, We knew that the rest of this week we ' d have some gay old times. So, the best thing that we did was find our peanut ' s residence, Then we started making beds, and sending little presents. We ' d sneak down the hall, into the room, Make up her bed, then out with a broom. Everyone wore guilty grins, as if she knew so well, And you would beg on bended knee, please tell me, Who ' s my Shell? So in fun and mystery we went for a week And more amusing jokes and frolic, I shall never hope to seek. BETTY BRANCH [ 134] THE THREE V ' S (Victory Vanquishing Vandals) Tune — Marine Hymn We are marching on to Victory To free our native land Of every trace of evil Man Who freedom now would ban. (Chorus) So V.V.V. for Victory The Vandals to subdue We will march all day to Victory To peace for each of you. We will blast him out of every place We will make the whole world free So that Man may live in happiness As God ' s own plan would be. We will fight ' til Vandals are no more ' Til all men shall be free. ' Til God ' s own world in Victory No more a war may see. ' MAMA T. With Love — Bobby — To Whom? Attention, Martha? More Love From Bobby. Knitting for a Soldier? Bubble Bath. Collegiate. Joan Sayers Ready for Gold Coin. Pat, Is This a Joke? Delia ' s Collateral Reading. Happy Birthday to You. Which One Is Ben? Genevieve, Sweet Genevieve. Little Man ' s. Mr. Nicks Poses. Care for Freedom. Richard and Elizabeth. Bartom Mumaw. Ted Shawn. Marge Lindsay (another celebrity?). Jewell and Jane — Ready for Attack. Water Boy. Sunday Stroll on Beach Drive. Seniors Go Wading. At the End of the Pier. Pen Schaefer Makes a Men- tal Note. Rear Guard. Betty Rayfield. Rats Scrub the Fountain. Ann Allison at Huck. Sue, Candidly Speaking. Pushing Off on Bayou Portage. Patsy, Jan, and Mae. Seniors Sit by the Fountain. Boots and Reggie. Mim and Andy. Suite Mates. Wind, Waves, Junior. The Three Monkeys. Selb Gets Quizzical. Ginny Goes Down to the Gulf. Barb Gives Johnette a Ride. HIGH SCHOOL ALMA MATER Alma Mater true, High School gives to you, This our song of love and everlasting faith. We must part some day, In life to make our separate way, But, Dear One, you ' ll be in our hearts where ere we stray. Gulf Park, dear to me, Built on sand and sea, In your halls lie memories of things we ' ve shared. You ' re our guiding star, no matter where we are, Oh, Gracious ueen ' our Alma Mater fair. BETTY BRANCH. PEP SONG Make way, for we ' re the High School shining ever bright, We ' re out to fight! Forward, we challenge all to beat us. Victory! The word that ever leads us. Always, we ' ll make a spirit glorious, We ' ll win, that spirit is victorious. High School, your colors red and white are flying high, They ' ll never die. Come on and fight! fight! fight! we ' ll prove we ' re right! For that ' s the fearless High School way. BETTY BRANCH. [ 140 j CINDERELLA UP TO DATE In a penthouse in the city Far above the noisy strife Lived two fair but fretful maidens Pining out a useless life. From Manana to Morocco — They were rated far and near People murmured (when they entered) They ' re the ' debbies ' of the year. In a backroom of the penthouse Hidden from the public eye Lurked the youngest of the trio — Poor child! She ' d never had a try. While the other two were garbed In the finest of array She had never ever glimpsed Gowns by Molyneaux — hat, Dache. On the fifth day of December In a year we need not name Came a local celebration Which achieved a world-wide fame. For a beauty gueen was chosen To appease the public eye And in all their furs and satins The two ' debs ' sailed forth to try. Cinderella in the back room Sat and wept about her fate — ' Til a signal from the doorbell Roused her to her sorry state. As she opened up the portals A man entered who — with force — Told her, What you need, young lady Is our one ' success school course ' . General time is about six weeks But, I grant you, ' C ' est la war. ' So we ' ll speed up for defense And cram it into minutes four. He whisked out apparatus Lipstick, rouge, mascara, too He arranged a new coiffure Keyed to please the masculine view. A party gown was next — An original of tulle And he sighed, addressing Cindy, You ' re a graduate of the school. Thank you sir, she told him sweetly — Here ' s your check, and you may go — As for me, well, sisters dearest, I ' m going to steal your show. The rest of this is history How she conguered, saw, and came She was crowned the gueen of beauty All the throng acclaimed her name. And she met a visiting fireman Who promptly lost his heart. While her sisters murmured, Wolfess — He was whisp ' ring Need we part? The clock struck twelve unnoticed, For in our modern day Twelve o ' clock is — only twelve — n Cinderella ' s here to stay. JO SCHILLIG. t HI] THE BALLOON GOES UP Mrs. Behney: Trot. Sally Cote: Emily, how do I trot? Emily Brown: That ' s up to you, Sally. Marge is determined to marry a flier, because no man on earth is good enough for her. Evelyn Erlich: Dorothy, your mouth is open. Dorothy Greengard: I know, I opened it. First Little Girl: How far along are you with your Sunday School lessons? Second Little Girl: I ' m past original sin. First Little Girl: Oh, is that all? I ' m beyond redemption. The oddest moron is the one who married sixteen times. Four richer, four poorer, four better, four worse. Ruth: Is there anything I can do for you? Martha Martin: I wanted to see Mr. Cooke. He routed me home in a freight train. • Miss Beachler: Can you tell me what a Spanish negative is? Faye: Sure, the skeleton of a Spanish picture! • Man in hearse to attendant: Don ' t take me to the morgue. I ' m not dead. Attendant: Shut up! Don ' t make a fool of the doctor. Betty Rayfield: Mrs. Edwards, I want to be excused from Physical Ed today ' cause I don ' t feel well. Mrs. Edwards: Where don ' t you feel well? Betty: In Physical Ed. Joe: Where have you been? Bill: I ' ve been in the phone booth talk- ing to my girl. Joe: Did you have a nice talk? Bill: No, someone else wanted to use the booth and we had to get out. Here ' s to the chaperone! May she learn from cupid Just enough blindness To be sweetly stupid! Miss McMechan: What was the Tory government? Student: The government established by Queen Victoria. Did you ever hear about the little moron who cut a hole in the carpet to see the floor show? Then there was the one who sat up all night, studying for the blood test he was to have. Dad (to his worried little boy just before Christmas): What is troubling you, Son? Little Boy: I suppose it has all been taken care of, but I ' d like to be sure. Did they issue Santa Claus a C book? Speaker: We shall get rid of them all — Socialism, Communism, Anarchism. Lady (near the front, speaking louder than she meant to): I wish he would throw in rheumatism. Miss S. K. S. (in Interior Decoration Class): Well, Pinkie, what have you done since the last time we saw you? Pinkie: I went out to Huckleberry Hill. [ 142] RAT-WEEK It is rat-week in old Gulf Park Each lower classman pledges. The girls are dressed in funny clothes Their replies have no edges. Some propose to Captain de Jaive, Others to Dr Cox. They must address their masters as Miss, Or have starch in their locks. They also perform in the dining room, And get their master ' s mail. The rats must mind their masters ' word, And obey without fail. Serenades are heard each morning, In the dim early light. And queer parades around the fountain, Are seen from morn ' til night. All the dirty clothes are washed, The beds are made up too. And if the work is not done weli, The rats must polish shoes. Rat-week has finally come and gone, And peace again reigns. The ex-pledges are friends of all, Forgotten are rat-week pains. ELEANOR THOMAS. VACATION We ' re off! we shouted as we boarded the train, And completely gone is all the strain, Of the past two weeks when we ' ve worked so hard, At packing and sending each graduation card, And the goodbyes are said to those so dear, Whom we hope to see the following year. Gone are the days we hurried to practice, And listening to talks brought on by the Axis, Gone, too, are the week-ends at Huckleberry Hill And the classes that were meant to develop our skill. All of this is completely o ' er, As I have stated times before, But the memory will linger long, Like the refrain of a well-loved song. FRANCES WICKUFFE. [ 143] MAGNOLIA BLOSSOMS In joyous May time when the earth has wakened, Life springs gladly everywhere; When heavy fragrance of magnolia blossoms, And the lilting bird songs fill the air; We reaffirm our loyalty to Gulf Park, In whose happiness we share, And we implore High God that all her future service wrought Be radiant as our Senior torchlight flare; We know that lacking vision people perish, Worthy aim forgot, they fail; And offices of beauty, strength, and valor, Are not cherished full without avail; We know the course of runners must be forward, Light be passed if truth prevail; And we, united, pass our emblematic taper, bright, To all in Gulf Park guesting for the grail. May memories of this our Alma Mater, Of this golden trysting hour, Inspire and sweeten every day of living As a glorious magnolia flower. May every hope and dream and aspiration, Given to us as our dower, Illuminate each heart and mind and guide us bravely on Until we move with wisdom and with power. WILLIETTA EVANS. [144] OUR PATRON O HOTEL MARKHAM Gulfport ' s Finest Hotel Every Room With Bath Strictly Modern and Gulfport ' s Only Fireproof Hote All Outside Rooms 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. Crystal Ballroom Beauty Parlor Artesian Swimming Pool Roof Garden ( 160 Feet Above the Gulf) Air Conditioned Coffee Shop 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 Member of American Hotel Association A. P. SHOEMAKER, JR. Manager THE CORNER HOUSE Located in the Markham Hotel For Gifts, Novelties, Sodas, Sandwiches, Candies, Etc. Just tell your friends to meet you at the Corner House ■ Patronized and Approved by Gulf Park College throw ' s Carolyn Modes -4- Van Raalte • COATS • SUITS • DRESSES • SILK UNDERWEAR Jeanne Barrie Fashion Plate • COATS • SUITS • DRESSES • SHOES Claussner Brewster • HOSE f • HATS Dorothy Gray and DuBarry FACIAL CREAMS AND CLEANSERS Tabu Lentheric Guerlain PERFUMES Compliments of LOOSE-WILES BISCUIT COMPANY Bakers of SUNSHINE BISCUITS GREETINGS TO GULF PARK JACKSON AND TAYLOR ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE Lite, Accident, Automobile, Fire Representative The Travelers Insurance Company HARTFORD, CONN. Bank ot Gulfport Bldg. Telephone 46 Gulfport, Miss. PALMER INSURANCE AGENCY Hatten Building Suite 313 PHONE 82 GULFPORT, MISS. Compliments of HANCOCK INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. INSURANCE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES Fire, Casualty, Fidelity, Tornado, Bonds A. A. SCAFIDE, Agent Phone 108 Hancock Bank Bldg. BAY ST. LOUIS, MISS. BRANDON LONG Incorporated INSURANCE AND BONDS PHONE 1313 GULFPORT, MISS. STEWART-SNEED-HEWES Incorporated INSURANCE AND BONDS Insure and Be Sure I4I4-B 25th Ave. Phone 170 GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI LORAINE FLOWER SHOPS Coast ' s Leading Florist for Three Generations GULFPORT PHONE 1959 PASS CHRISTIAN PHONE 234 Free Delivery to All Parts of Coast LORAINE R. ADAMS, Manager GULF PAINT GLASS GO. Inc. GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI Paints, Varnishes, Wall Paper and Glass WE SERVE GULF PARK— WHY NOT YOU? PHONE 522 With Our Compliments to Gulf Park College Whom We Have the Pleasure of Serving H. T. COTTAM COMPANY PHONE 182 GULFPORT, MISS. FRANK ' S PLACE For Fruits and Produce Oysters in Season Phone 9I4C ' WE SERVE GULF PARK- LET US SERVE YOU ' TOMLINSON INSURANCE AGENCY S. A. TOMLINSON, Agent Hancock Bank Building PHONE 135 GULFPORT, MISS. Compliments of RANKIN-WEBB INSURANCE AGENCY GULFPORT, MISS. PHONE 31 Compliments of BARRETT ' S CLEANERS TO The Students of Gulf Park College We are Grateful for the Privilege of Serving You PHONE 6 YOU ' RE ALWAYS WELCOME AT GRANT ' S WALGREEN SYSTEM DRUG STORE COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF THE JAY-JAY MOTOR COMPANY Gulfport, Mississippi MERCHANT ' S CAFE Twenty-Sixth Avenue — Next to Paramount Theatre, Gulfport, Miss. EXCELLENT FOOD C. C. BURROW, Owner PHONE 797 ■OHO SALE ' S STUDIO FOR PORTRAITS WITH CHARACTER LET US MAKE THEM Medical Building Fourteenth Street COMPLIMENTS OF J. C. PENNEY COMPANY Get It From Smith-Todd Hardware Co. Gulfport, Mississippi Phone 81 SOUTHERN SPECIALTY SALES CO., INC. LAWN MOWERS 821 St. Charles New Orleans, La J. A. STYRON ENGRAVING COMPANY ENGRAVERS— STATIONERS 607 Milam St. Shreveport, La. ENGLISH VILLAGE TOURIST COTTAGES One Block East of Gulf Park Recommended and Patronized by Patrons of Gulf Park College PHONE 325-J Compliments of GULFPORT OFFICE OF SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO. Gulfport, Mississippi Stratakos Candy Company Makers of FINE HOME MADE CANDY AND PECAN PRALINES THE Y HUT Appreciates Your Patronage Compliments of A FRIEND HOWELL HOUSE For the Gift Unusual Gulfport, Miss. Compliments of BUTLER AND BARRETT INSURANCE Gulfport, Miss. Phone 128 Barber and Thatcher Sporting Goods — Novelties — News Lending Library, Greeting Cards Phone 236 Gulfport, Mississippi Box 306 Compliments of E. A. LANG Pass Christian, Miss. INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Compliments of ROBERT H. CROOK Certified Public Accountant Meridian. Miss. BARTLETT CHEMICALS, nc. Water at Gulf Park College Purified by Chlori- nation with Diamond Brand Liquid Ch orine Sold by BARTLETT CHEMICALS, nc. New Orleans, Louisiana MARINELLO BEAUTY SHOPPE 2417 14th St. Gulfport, Miss. GULFPORT LUMBER AND COAL COMPANY All Kinds of Building Material Phone 406 Gulfport, Miss. Southern Stationery Co. Stationery, Greeting Cards, Portable Typewriters Sold and Serviced Phone 520 for Delivery GREAT SOUTHERN HOTEL THE ARISTOCRAT OF SOUTHERN TAVERNS In a Tropical Garden on the Beach Rates by Day and Month HOME OF MISSISSIPPI ' S FINEST COFFEE SHOP Fireproof Sprinkler System PHONE 1861 S. J. SAVARESE, Manager None Better Prove It For Yourself your (jr ' ocev ' s Be Coffee Wise Not Coupon Foolish ' X COPYHIGMT 1921 BY MERCHANTS COFFEE CO. OF NEW ORLEANS, LTD. J A • 1 f - JK Sf-i ' . 10 MONTAG BROTHERS Incorporated Manufacturers of MONTAG ' S FASHIONABLE WRITING PAPERS Gulf Park College Students ' Store Recommends Our Stationery Atlanta, Ga New York MOODY ' S TOURIST COURT (Recommended by Gulf Park College) TWO MILES EAST OF GULF PARK COLLEGE Who Recommends Unreservedly These Beautiful, Cool Camps to Our Patrons While Sojourning on the Coast Box 202 Gulfport Phone 9181 GULFPORT PRINTING COMPANY RALPH E. BRASH, Manager SPECIAL COLOR WORK SCHOOL AND COLLEGE PRINTERS EMBOSSED AND ENGRAVED STATIONERY Phone 789 Gulfport, Miss Gulf Park College Girls Select Their Clothes at u z: MAYER ii i. i in. — New Orleans COMPLIMENTS OF PEERLESS ICE CREAM COMPANY J. K. MILNER, Prop. Phone 102 Gulfport, Miss. THE DIXIE PRESS CREATIVE PRINTING GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI USE GOOD GULF GASOLINE Distributed by W. M. WHITE GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI Phone 330 Box 86 1325 Twenty-eighth Avenue COAST ROOFING AND SHEET METAL Incorporated N. A. RICE, Manager Gulfport, Miss. Complete Equipment to Fabricate All Forms of Sheet Metal Work Approved Roofers and Distributors of Composition Roofing, Asbestos, Slate and Tile COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF GULF PORT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE GULFPORT LAUNDRY 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 318-22 Thirtieth Avenue Phone 280 Gulfport, Miss. JONES BROS. DRUG CO. The Rexall Store GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI PHONES 130, 131 GULF PARK COLLEGE BY-THE-SEA A Fully Accredited Junior College for Girls Outdoor Life the Year Round Delightful Surroundings and Climate on the Beautiful Mississippi Gulf Coast THE LIBERAL ARTS COURSE COMPRISES TWO YEARS ' COLLEGE WORK, IN ADDITION TO THE HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC, ART, SPEECH, HOME ECONOMICS, SECRETARIAL SCIENCE, AVIATION, PHYSICAL EDUCATION National Patronage, Limited Enrollment PRESIDENT RICHARD G. COX GULFPORT, MISS. Golf, Tennis, Riding, Swimming, Boating and Fishing EDGEWATER GULF HOTEL EDGEWATER PARK On the Mississippi Gulf Coast A. P. SHOEMAKER, JR., Manager Between Biloxi and Gulfport Phone 1270 Open the Year Around THE ELITE SHOPPE LADIES WEARING APPAREL Phone 414 2418 Fourteenth Street GULFPORT, MISS. GRAEME-GULFPORT MOTORS Hudson— Willys— Nash 2117 14th Street Phone 283 O. K. SHOE SHOP For the Best of Material and Quality Workmanship Leave Your Shoes With Us THE OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY 2505 14th Street Phone 101 I Stationery — Greeting Cards — Gifts Compliments of STONE ICE CREAM COMPANY Phone 1755 2223 Fourteenth Street ELBERT DOLE Portraits and Scenic Photography Just East of College Campus Genuine Engraved: Commercial Stationery, Social Invitations, Calling Cards SCHMIDT BROTHERS Steel and Copperplate Engravers Since 1894 Diplomas — Commencement Inv itations, Phone Raymond 1461 615 POYDRAS ST. NEW ORLEANS COMPLIMENTS OF MISSISSIPPI POWER COMPANY Why Fifteen Million Women Cook With GAS Because Gas Cooking Is BETTER— QUICKER CHEAPER THE SOUTHWESTERN GAS ELECTRIC COMPANY Serving Natural Gas to the Communities of the Mississippi Gulf Coast for All Do- mestic, Commercial and Industrial Purposes COMPLIMENTS UNITED CASH GROCERY Incorporated L. A. KOENENN, Manager Phone 322-321 GULFPORT, MISS. HAUSMANN, INC. New Orleans ' Lead ; ng Jewelers SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR COLLEGE AND FRATERNITY JEWELRY We Carry a Full Line of Favors Suitable for All Occasions AO N J. C. CLOWER FURNITURE CO. The Furniture Men FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI HAMILTON BROTHERS COMPANY, INC. HEATING, PLUMBING, SHEET METAL, ROOFING Quick Repair Service Phones 88-488 Gulfport, Mi GULFPORT SHOE SHOP (CABIBI ' S) MODERN EQUIPMENT We Feature Invisible Half Soles 2609 14th Street Gulfport, Miss. JOSEPH K. FASOLD JEWELER We Specialize in College and Fraternity JEWELRY 2412 14th Street Gulfport, Miss. YESTERDAY-TODAY-TOMORROW DAY ' S Has, Does and Will Express Appreciation For the Trade of Gulf Park College Girls by Being Accommodating COMPLIMENTS OF THE LITTLE MAN ' S One Block West of Gulf Park Where the Gulf Park College Students Congregate The Daily Herald Mailed to Your Address for Only 85c a Month Herald Building Herald Build ina Biloxi, Mississippi Gulfport, Mississippi RICH ' S FLOWER SHOP Phone 47 Night Phone 247 2414 14th Street Gulfport, Miss. MILLER BRYANT PIERCE Division of L. C. Smith Corona Typewriters, Inc. Manufacturers of Inked Ribbons and Carbon Papers General Offices and Factory AURORA, ILL, U. S. A. Mobile Branch L. G. BEAUVAIS, Manager 305-6 Merchants National Bank Building Mobile. Alabama Drink M$ in Bottles Telephone 374 GULFPORT 29th Ave. and I 3th St. You 11 Enjoy Doing All of Your Shopping at HOLMES New Orleans ' Quality Department Store Compliments of GULFPORT FEED STORE We Serve Gulf Park Co ' leqe May We Serve You? 1600 25th Avenue Phone 151 Sulfport, Miss. You ' ll get a lot of fun out of life and enjoy better health by drinking Arcadia-Ness pasteurized milk regularly. Milk adds years to life and life to years. The people of the world who have consumed generous guantities of milk are noted for their fine stature, their longevity and their health. Remember too, Arcadia-Ness ice cream is a delicious health food. MILK CREAM f fH GULFPORT PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS Air-Tight Bottles for Your Protection BILOXI PASS CHRISTIAN BAY ST. LOUIS Phone 216— All Cities Listed Above PASCAGOULA . SALLOUM DEPT. STORE Best of Everything for the Entire Family CORNER OF 26TH AVE. AND I4TH ST. PHONES 673—169 HANCOCK BANK SERVES THE MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST GULFPORT PASS CHRISTIAN PHONE 43 BAY ST. LOUIS PHONE 108 PHONE 73 PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS BUY WAR BONDS For Photographs of Lasting Quality Have Them MADE BY OLAN MILLS PORTRAIT STUDIO 2500 I 3th Street Telephone I 35 I GRIFFIN JEWELRY CO. Jewelry That Is Different for the Per:on Who Cares 1316 25th Avenue Telephone 1051 For Bakery Products at Their Best Visit WEDDING BAKING CO. 2604 13th Street Te ephone 380 i For that unusual standard package of goodies as well as baking products, call at SUNLITE ELECTRIK SHOP BAKING 1316 27th Avenue Telephone 1767 For Radios, Records, and Sheet Music visit THE RADIO SHOP 1307 26th Avenue Telephone I I 2 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 6 H Vt « w p r i n t i n g c o m p a n y n a s h v i lle 9 3 2 VI