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

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1946 volume:

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X K X V. it I , 3 Ji xx! .- XX K Q ry I 1 x.x X f X l l A .egg-S1966-,,f'y l , T ' 'V -iff? .V XXV QEEQEE EG The Spirit of Development carries with it a sincere meaning of progress, ever-looking forward to the future and having the satisfaction of taslss well done. This Spirit has been a part of Gulf Park College for twenty-five years, and is vividly portrayed hy its leaders and hy its students. lt is an innate something that cannot he denied and when once employed, the fondest dreams become a reality. lt is the keynote of success. The purpose of the Sea Gull this year is to portray the effect of the Spirit of Development of Gulf Park College from its beginning to now. With this idea ' in mind, the staff of nineteen hundred forty-six presents the twenty-fifth Sea Gull. CCDssgeimizeifticomsafFcaaiitnrrcces M G G as s E Q E e Q When the last high-piled banls of the war clouds have swept off, leaving only an occasional flicker of lightning on the horizon and voicing their spent power in a last faint rumble of thunder, they leave the infinite heavens cleansed for the first pale beam of golden light that plays along the tree tops: intensifies, and with a final burst of glory hallows the Earth's entirety with the dawn of peace. Peace, calm, repose-lighting every soul with a burning hope. Mercurial hope, that we grasp with the fibres of our beings, ever praying to the God of All for lasting tranquillity. So, we, the staff, with this prayer in our hearts, dedicate the twenty-fifth volume of the Sea Gull to-PEACE. GOD'S IN HIS HEAVEN, ALIJS RIGHT WITH THE WORLD rQYTFQQQQNIFQGQNIEQ'EQNIFQQEXIEQQXIFXQQIH'my '.r w SEQ 565-'Q SGQQQS FQIVZYQQQWQY kfv'7fQ5f'-5RSIvPQiQ'Q'wfv03?'!Rw v'E'Y3wv 'SQcy5wfv '5f f ,,ZW,,,fp:'.:,.,,:- t I 7 i A I I Y .4 fl . '-'MM .W X. I A ,. I of-Q N , awqggg, X. I IIII M V NwN1Q. 'RiQhHf'q,, 'm ...e-w'-- - ,W 'mx N ff' .nv ,War My mf , .gfuf .L ,,nl-'W' xvww W' ,W . ,M bw 'f.4vwwA'.,,, -f ggi 1' 4.-A ff., ,,,.w ln.: .nf -Qp 2-rc .qox :- 26 BU' -26 L-IZMVKSJ GMES Park has nunu passed the first signpost-development-on its journey of success. During the twenty-five preceding years, there have been many small markers along the way to help us stay on the path. Each year has had its own special marker but now, with this twenty-fifth pike, we have reached a retrospec- tive point. The way has not always been easy. Sometimes, it was rough and over- grown with vegetation. There was the troubled time when our college first started and the entire world was trying to find its way. Sometimes it was narrow and we had to force our way through, broadening and growing as we went, always keeping our eyes focused ahead, watching and waiting for the danger signs that would come. As we progressed, each year we would try to beautify and plant new seeds along the side that we could look back on and be proud of. For our motto, Q'Non Nobis Solumf' was always before us, not for ourselves alone, but for the others to come. And now that we have in our vision the broad, smooth highway, we will not relax our vigil but keep forever looking onward, toward distant mark- ers of achievements. R fy N135 15 gi 'Q ADMINISTRATIGN BUILDING C H H LLOYD H ALL Gulf pafk 7367757 I f Y RICHARD B. EUX PRESIDENT LIGHT AND SHADOW lxzxsnm V L M MHS. RICHARD' E. EUX DEAN UF HESIDENDE XSLXX SRI? qifw-.fi ' ' XXI? yen-G sqxwb-oeqf QQ-0 '?f-oeQ5?eqx9'b-01-Qi ehwfff-0cQfC6 'iV?f-neg ?Eiw7i5?Qffm'25iQ'fwiiffuiffffuffiffx25?5fu5fQ5fw5 HUPEHT H. EUUHE BUSINESS MANAGER Ifiml Rumen' IVIIIS. EIJYTH DI:I .-XRRINUTON .'U.1r1.1yvr of lffmkxlmr IVIRS. JULIUS H, HROXVN 141415.11 MRS, Ii, I.. DAVIS .5L'4n'I.nv In lhum uf KUIIIUIII' .S'nn11Il Roar: MISS BETTIIS JACKSON XISJIIIIIYII In Rrgurnn MRS, AIVIELIA LUMPKIN .Yu'rrlI1rv in I'rfmlInr lNuz IH Pxcruwb MISS MARCIiI.I.Ij MOORE 5 u'VL'l.17W' In IIu'1I1:.' I .'H.1l1.l.vrf MISS KATE VL'IiTHIiRI5IiI1 RYHIIIY-I7 UFFIEE ST!-IPP FRIENDSHIP OAK mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm x -x r J4. x-r J r 'J. 'x r JL 'N'Wr ,L 'f 'JL 't-'f JL 'r 'J ,am ' if 12' - ...Q S, .x . 3,5 2 r?w,-W 5' W' Y, A T ,jlfwfi A it 3.1, lk NL , L is 3 r Q 4,952 r 5 4.9. Z Sf J .QQ Q fo -QQ 2557 :, -Sb: 450. 2532 ziggy-Igguc. 1 o Q-,u o53us.a1-,v o u nga u a u 5 iuufwwlwwfxff xx .xffx'2Affxs.Sffx2.x'y1-A LUCY LU ISE H TEHEH AEADEMIEUEAN 2 ,f V5 fgfv 2.-if F' Ii . H H i 3 2 1 1 . ? 5 3 A -r THE ART ST UIU THE LTY First Row MARTHA R. ALEXANDER ........ . . . . . . Dirrdorof Physical Edufalion DOROTHY ARCHER ........ Dancing Second Row ,IEANETTE BROCK .... Svrrelarial Sfimzfr MARGVERITE COURTNEY ........ . . . . . . . . IIIIIJIIPI'l1!'fIfl'Sllf71'! 'UI50f Third ROW LUCILLE CRIGHTON .... linglisll, History ALBERT V. DAVIES . Dirfftor' 0f'A'1IlJilA Diparfmrnt Fourth Row EDMOND DE JAIVE ..,.. I f'z'iu'h, Spanish MAI'DE R. FULSON . . Geography, I1i.ff0fy Fifth Row IDA MAE GOE ..... Spevflz, Tlimtrv .Jrts EUGENE B. GOLDING . . . Sofia! SIiI'Ill'l'5 ELAINE GRIFFIN .........., . . . . Laboratory ,-lssislanl in Ilonn' Economic.: KNO! in Picturel Sixth Row LULI' DANIEL HARDY . . , Sofia! Scifriffs LUCY LOUISE HATCHER . . . History Seventh Row ARCHIBALD C. IIEVVES, M.D. . Collrgf Pliysifiau fNoc in Picrurej. VILLA HOLMES . .... English, Spanish GULF PARK First Row SIBYL KNOTH ...,........ Y FIFIIH' LOUISE DONNELLY NIAIIL, R.N. . f,'0H1'fft' Nlzryr 4N0f in Pi Crure 1. FRANCES MCELROY . . . Phy5iu1lEdm'arior1 Sefond Row DOROTHY IVIILDEN .... . . l,I,Il'lll'IlllI CHRISTINE NORTHROP . . .... rlfl Third Row VIRGINIA MAY PARRISH , . . Latin, FH'rlt'l1 CECIL S. RAMSAX '... . Ilolllr EI0ll0IlIIl'j Fourth Row RLTH ALDERMAN RAPE . Mall1r111c11i1'.v, ,lfviation POLLY SILVER ............. . , Spfrflz, Tllralrf' ,-Iris, Plzysifal l:11'1uaIio11 Fiftfr ROW LOIS SMITH ..... Voire, Piano, Gln' Club SARAH K. SMITH , . Dirwtor of plrl Drparflnfvzl Sixth Row HELEN STEPHENSON ...I -lfforllpzlrzist, Piano CATHERINE THOMPSON . . . . . Riding Seventh Row VERIVIELL VVISE .,.,.. . . Ellglijh I Z Er? Q 0 , 9 QM Qggv 4 9 55? SE QI J 9 EE H 239 'mit Q 59455 J J EP 23 W AD! 53 H jo I H QQ 55 S29 SH I I I 44'-in L I I I 55' vi I , 4 I E, I I 239 fv.. xv lfimf Rn-rv: I Mm. Rrlzl-.sux XV. BR.xsHl1.xx .,....... I ..,.A 1,Y,Yi.I'ltl1ll In lfll' ljftlll nf Rl'5iz11'lItl' Mus. lmm QILRRN ........., lluslf-,sy L Mm, K.x'lrlr1.Rlw. ,IUHNSIIIX DLI-I , . llnyfryy I Mm S.xR,xxl-.1'1rf McP1f'1'r1Rs . . , . Iloslfxnv I Mau, lmtuxra M. Ml-Jwik . . , ..... llosrmy I I HOME DEP R Mus. Mas. MRS. M iss Mus. Mus. MRS. SFFOIIII Ro-ze' : HE1,Ex.x IY1Il.I.ER .... . IZmrjwlio11i.vl -ILv1.1.'x Rxxra ..., ..., I I0,vlr,r.v Iixx.-x 'lilIRIlGN1UR'lI0N . .... Ilnylzmv lfl,E.XNOR HR.xsm:AxR ..,. lxyixlazzf l,ffHYll'illlI I':'l'Hlil. Snulluxcs .,.. lluf .Ilanagrr IfI.IZAIHi'l'H 'l'A'1L'M Knot in pictureb , . liif-riiian Y I.. R. XX risks tum in pictureI .lxyislazzl Dirlilimz Wu! INS ,.,-,, -4. ... ,J A .- no X4 -Vx-f.---..--.. ., ..-n,-u.-.n..4-..............-oa-A.H0hni-n.Mgu-... J ,, ., ,,., ,, ...,..-.-....v. w - -' ' 1 I iQ--!----A-rf 155--'C -Aailfl. I YN. I ' A...L1 ..,.. . - '15 ,,....4.u' ' ,- - . ' - ' , -...5..a...Z1A -f, Q ,-lg.:i5fL. M' . f - d . .A , ,,-4 , ,A-f,. . V Above: U -5 pposite: FJ .f HARDY HALL Lf J I 1 I - n ,W . ff ' 57 fig A T '54 , if fgafiagm 4: gf 5. xx- A-,ff 'M ifafxiqhf vf 'xx O, f 1 Q, MXN A' BUILDERS UP THE YEARS Individuals, groups, nations, eras will change, but during the past twenty-five years our classes have not greatly deviated from the path on which they started. To be sure, influences of the ages offer subtle differ- ences, but we never realize they are there until we look back. There has always been and always will be a sameness of spirit and fellowship among the three divisions of Gulf Park-seniors, juniors, and high school. Healthy competition makes each class try to do its best, whether it be in the Held of sports, social life, or studies. Competition is the basis for betterment. As a symbol for everything our college means to the classes, Friendship Oak stands guard over us, wherever we may be. Loyalty, steadfastness, hope, and inspiration have been imbedded into its very limbs by the cere- mony of the seniors giving Friendship Oak, with all its blessings, to the seniors of next year. We, who are just beginning to open the door of a new experience, under- stand and need the guidance that is given to us. Thus looking upward to our teachers, the classes hope to find the knowledge that we, as builders of a new age, will need. THE NUCLEUS OF GULF PARK SE IU HS' life are tlve seniors of Gulf Park. We are flue seniors of Gulf Parle. And we'll be loyal anal true To tlnc green and flue gold As tlrrougln life nv treaa' our way, Anal we will always l'C771C?71l7C'7' Happy days spent togetlver, Botlr in elass ana' on campus Here at Gulf Park lay tlve Sea. We are passing our torclvliglrts, VVe are passing our torflrliglafs To otlvers wlno are true To tlve green and tlre gold Wlvo now will tread our way. Ana' may tlney always remem5er Happy days spent togetlner Botlr in class and on campus Here at Gulf Parlq lay tlre Sea. .'XlI1I4Rl'X. SUE IM 1, ,. 11 1 1 1 1 11 ,. If 1 . 1 1 1 1 I 5v'Q' WK 1 1 1 1 11' 1 Wir 11' K W J: t V , 1 5 is 1 1 W W N - l,1'f1'lr1 Ixllfllf' IX'lXL' l'1xl1vr, Nlilfilfll SlIlliiCI'lill, Ixlllfiilll S!t'X'L'llN1lIl, Shirley Sl'l1l'UL'I'N. 1 ..X 1 A r xv' -1 -I M019 f N 'l11'lllIII f 1f.ms. -f f QW MARILYN SUNDERLIN Pfgffdmf 1 oo 7 1' . jg I by A ,-'N , ' X' KATHERINE TAYLOR Vife-President W .1161 - X 1 , X .ff 3 1 SHIRLEY SCHROERS se.-161.111 jigdum V MARIAN STEVENSON Treaszarer 'lil Q My 1 11 IIIIIIIII1 W1 'YQ Q . 1 ML Q UPPIEEH5 UP If 1 U ' 1 THESE I H CLASS 1 , 1 1 1 25 dx , fLlm.L..5 7 , gut! paris NiXlIVElflSAHY l First Row: ' MISS IDA MAH GOL: . . . lildoratlo, Illinois . . . Sponsor of Senior Class. O ANN ABHU'l 1' . . , Fort YVorth, Texas . . . Delta Alpha Sigma . . . French Cluhg President, Spanish Clubg A,A .... Strictly for Texas . . . favorite song, A jewel on Earth . . . interpre- ter of Spanish . . . tall and slender. Second Row: 0 JANE AINSVVORTII . . . Spirit Lake, Iowa . . . Delta Alpha Sigma .... A .A.g Dance League. . . . Hank . . . here's to one who can really stick to 11 diet . . . change of fingernail polish with change of clothes . , . loves the North, 0 MARY BELCHER . . . Birmingham, Alabama . . . Delta Alpha Sigma . . . Vice-president, Delta Alpha Sigmag Statisticsg SEA Gum. Staffg A.A.g Dance Leagueg President, Practical Arts Club .... Ernestine . . . '1'ruman, Bohhy's neerled on the home front. . . . stunning clothes . . . nobody loves me . . . that laugh . . . Venus de Milo. li il ,l l r l if lr l it Gulf Park College Library rl -ll ll l 'H i I l Nl First Row: lr O lN'lARGARE'I' l'3lfl.I, , . , Nashville, YIQCIIIICSSCC' Q . . . Delta Chi Sigma . . . Secretary, Delta Chi l 1 l ,l Sigma, Spanish Cluhg A.A.g -let Maskers. . . . gl! ll Bucky . . . l3ell's liootery . . . one-drag lwutt l . . . loves the Color retl-especially shoes . . . hangs ffl , . . . ln Old Shanti'-town. 0 BE'I l'Y BERMOND . . . Saint joseph, luis- souri . . . Delta Chi Sigma , . . French Clulng A.A.g Vice-president, Practical Arts Clulv .... J Burr . . . Got four letters from Al today, Al l called me, Al sent me some roses, Al, etc .... X pretty as a picture. -l lr l l i ' . 5 I l Second Row: 4 E 0 .lACQl'I2I.INE COX . . , Port Arthur, Texas . . . Delta Chi Sigma . . , SHA fiL'l.I. Staff: Glee Clulwg A.A.g Dance League, Jet Maskersg Serv- i ice Daughters Clulw ....k I aekie . , . sweet tlis- ff sb position . . . musical alwility . . , enchanting.: smile f 3 QVQQ . . . Oh, those Cadets . . , one-thirtl of senior trio. 0 EARLINIQ l'3l'RKl'f . . . Gulfport, hlississippi . . . Sigma Psi Iota . . . Secretary, Phi Theta W Kappa, SEA GUM. Stall, A.A.g jet Maskersg ' Coast Cluh .... Titta . . . striking , . . phone Calls . . . the men like her, especially Forrest i , ,. . t A ,, l . . . thirrl linger, left hand gal . . . peaehes and ' I A l cream complexion. l. gfm ' ' l ta 'r 'fx I ' . i Qi' l 7 Nj ' 15- X' 1 f f p I in F H Fl! fi aw l u a r 6 r X 1-E g ' L! 'is' , 4 I l rr , , J- il ' f ll F , ' t t? Qi ' NNIVEHSARY ,Y 27 l M. 'J.lw.i.Ei guff mia NNIVEHSAHY Fin! ROW: 0 l3lf'l4'llY CROW' . . . lllxflllXlllt xll3llTl . . . Delta Chi Sigma . . . X X Himm ll C .let Miiskerag Pi'zu'tit':1l .Xrtx C i t Liv grwilig voice . . . smile to gn Xlilwmt gal , . . friencllj' tUCVf'I'y1lllk'. 0 lN1lfl.:XNllf cle ISHN . . . Nui Uileiii lflllll . . . Sigma Psi Iota . . 4 nm ll Pl'ZIl'fll'Ill Arts Cluli ..., Little wit cllrlx :fied New Orleans lu-llc . . . crux gqtilll but clesii , , , tt? pI'llXYl UI' NUI Ill PYON Xllll 3 lievef!1ur!!!! Second Row: 0 MARDA DURVVARD . uk mc N . . . Sigma Psi Iutzi , . . Spnmsli wi :mtl Spur Cllulig l'i':u'ticnl Kits urlwlinli Queen . . . lmligx' li mail cull . . . nu-ct . . . liigli it O SlIlRl,lCY l7ll.l,ON . . Muitlirlii L . , . Sigma Psi lutai . . . X X Dime 161 un SCCl'ClZll'f-illl'61lSlll'43l', ,let lxlll tl 3 'll llHl7l'1lK'C2ll1lt' You . . . wilt thi n e xx CX. ill l. 'IP frieiiclly smile . . . lit-cmniii tlntiex F . lvl Lf First Row: 0 JEAN DRLRY , . . Kingsport, Tennessee . . . Sigma Psi Iota . . . Treasurer, Sigma Psi Iotag May Queeng A.A.g French Cluhg jet Maskers . , . Kenneth now, Kenneth always . . . Mail's up, girls . . . attractive and poised . . . take me hack to Tennessee. 0 LOIS RICH . . , Hlytheville, Arkansas . . . Delta Alpha Sigma . . . Phi Theta Kappag YKV. CA. Cahinetg Tammy llofwl Staifg President, Glee Clubg A.A.g Dance Leagueg Practical Arts Clulvg Little Sisters Club .... . Lloyd-Annapolis . . . milk drinker . , . Those precious Navy pajamas . . . Let's go to Memphis. 0 MARILYN FRANKLIN . . , Kansas City, Nlis- souri . . . Sigma Psi Iota . . . Vice-president, French Clubg A.A.g Dance League ,... Frankie . . . Let's sing . . . cute and witty . . , Twenty- hve, Ilia! long . . , simply .ftunrzing braids . . . hahy-doll feet and shoes to match. 0 ANNE GENTRY . . . Conroe, Texas . . . Sig- ma Psi Iota . , . Statisticsg French Cluhg Presi- dent, Bit and Spur Clubg Vice-president, Service Daughters Clubg A.A .... Dual personality . . . those expressive legs . , . Gulf Park psychoanalyist . . . poetry fiend . . . VVhen are you going to model that grass skirt? 59 all f f 1 LQ Efflhl Qu!! PML' lewis I -, NNIVERSAHY Second Row: x fll'L.e.... S 'K I Od N 1 gufffvafi NNIVEHSAHY l 30 , E First Row: O BARBARA GILLIS . . . Gulfport, Mississippi . . . Sigma Psi Iota . . . Practical Arts Clubg Coast Club. , . . Bobbye . . , Bobby on my mind! . . . deep interest in doctors , . . a Gulf Coast gal . . . dates every other night . . . quiet, xweet, and in love! 0 MARY GLASS .,.' Fulszt, Oklahoma . . . Delta Alpha Sigma . . . Secretary, Delta Alpha Sigmag Statistieag Tammy Ilofwl Statllg Spanish Cluhg A.A.g Samovar Clubg Dance Leagueg jet Maskers .... Meg , . . Dimples . . . that Voguish look .... A phrodite . . . fascinating hair , . . T-Town . . . blushes easily . . . You're so right. O Second Row: 0 JOAN GRIFFIN . . . Fort VVorth, Texas . . . Delta Alpha Sigma , . . French Clubg Spanish Clubg A.A.g Bit and Spur Club ..... A bbott and Grithn version of hill-billy snnga . . . Cute . , . You furni:h the sugar and I'll make the fudge. O KATE IIAGGARD . . . Plano, Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iota . . . Dance Leagueg Practical Arts Club ..,. K-K-K-Katy . . . big, hmwn dreamy eyes . . . Tzunpa, Florida . . . I.ouann'5 . . , Chat- ter-box . . , sweet to everybody. .4 2 Fixx l I7 illlltll First ROW: 0 IVIARY IQLLEN HARDY . . . Snow llill, North Carolina . . . Delta Alpha Sigma . . , French Cluhg A.A.g Dance League, Practical Arts Cluh. . . , Mail and more male . . . pretty hlue eyes . . . Aunt Lulu . . . Is there anyone finer from the state of Carolina? 0 LULANN IIARRIS . . , Lookout lVIountain, Tennessee . . . Delta Chi Sigma . . . A.A.g Dance League, .let Maskers, . . Loli . . . l'm a kanga- roo! . . . Lauren Bat-all . . . pretty hair antl hanrls . . . Chattanooga Choo Choo. O Second Row: C CAROLINE HARRISON , . . Danville, Virginia . . . Sigma Psi Iota .,.. A .A.g Danee League. . , . Love Letters . . . oh, that heautiful com- plexion . . . Virginia gal . . . loves to eat . . . VVas that phone Call from the M.lVl. liase for me? 0 MARY ALLICN IIIQSS . . . Durant, Ul.lahoma . . . Delta Alpha Sigma . . . Phi Theta Kappag Y.XV.C.A. Cahinetg Statistiesg Etlior-in-Chief, Sv-1.x Gi,rl,l.,' Glee Cluhg A.A.g Little Sisters Cluh. . . . Mal . . . one-third of that senior trio , . . genius I M. . , . Howdy, forever . . . Hawaii, here I come , . superh pianist . . . sweet anal good-looking. f f X Z 2 gf Z R Kal? ,f lt l ,O X if I 9594 F ,E f 2 X K' gn fpar A X xffb - ii Q ANNIVERSARY 31 O a 1 . I - First Row: 0 VIRGINIA HILL . . . Dalton, Georgia . . Sigma Psi Iota . . . jet Maskers. , . . Neal . . . sweet disposition and friendly smile . . . letters, letters, letters . . . that Georgia accent . . . early riser. I PEGGY HOLTZ . . . Springfield, Illinois . . . Delta Chi Sigma . . . President, French Clubg fr I Spanish Cluhg A.A.g Secretary, Bit and Spur Club. ' : ' 1 . . . Peg . . . far-away look in her eyes . . . horse- 'WQ lover . . , study of classics . . . President of Bal- cony Breakfast Club . . what a tan! Second Row: ' 0 FTHEL HOOGI2 . , . Mobile, Alabama . . . Delta Chi Sigma . . . Treasurer, AA., jet Mask- ersg Little Sisters Club .... Bootsie and her Ala- ples, too . . . those wonderful piano concerts in the workshop . . . Temple -Ioyce, where are you? I LOIIISE HUME . . . Fort Thomas, Kentucky . , . Sigma Psi Iota . . . Treasurer, Phi Theta gl Kappag SEA fiUl.I. Staffg Tammy llofwl Staffg E t f' I 545 'Qi' ' X AAU 9 If ,A hama accent , . . cute . . . blonde hair and dim- S f xW French Clubg Spanish Cluhg A.A.g Dance League, -let Maskers .... VVeezie . . . with those bedroom ' eyes , . . Oh, oh, what'll I do now! . . . tap- dancing feet . . . a friend of everyone . . . has S.A. and brains! Q , , ,xff lla guy pmt , I lm Hill NIVEIISAIIY etgii 32 First Row: 0 NANCY IIVNT . , . Mayfield, Kentucky . . . Delta Chi Sigma . . . Treasurer, Delta Chi Sig, mag Vice-president Y.VV.C.A. Cabinet, lllee Club, ,let Maskersg Little Sisters Clulw ..,. Nan . . . Oh, let's learn this for the trio . . . talks the eloek 'round . . . sweet and lovahle . . . lots of thought hehind those lwig innoeent eyes. 0 MARILYN INHUFIQ . . . . . Y.XV.C'.A. Calwinetg . Tulsa, Oklahoma . , . Delta Alpha Sigma French Club, A.A.g President, Danee League. . . . Twinkletoes Inhofe . . . glamorous hlonde with eyes of green , . . boys galore on the string . . . fWQ ew Ye grads . . Uliveryhocly scares me to death. O Second Row: 0 MARGARET JORDAN ...i A lexandria, Louisi- ana . . . Delta Chi Sigma . . , President, Delta Chi Sigma: Statisties, A.A .... Sister . . . the per- sonalty plus gal . . . Louisian jitterhug . . . IIe5', gals . . . l've got my track shoes on . , . For ue 5 it's You Delta Chi, that we're thinking of. ,,,, ' :'2-'ir ' L o JOYCE KELI.Ii'1 1' . . . Hfmatm, 'um . . , Delta Alpha Sigma ...A A .AJ Saniovar Clulm, k . . . Chick . . . Tuck, let me tell you , . . stun- K ning Clothes . . . one ot cute Cheerleaders at M.M. Base . . . loves to dance. X A 'rig-f,, V 33 QW! PM 3 I NNIVERSAHY 'J S U First ROW: IIIQISKIQLI, KIZMMER . . . CW-ossville, Tennessee . . . Delta Chi Sigma . . . Statistiesg Stax Geri. Stalfg A.A.g Bit and Spur Clulwg Samovar Clulwg let Maskersg Practical Arts Clulwg Little Sisters Clulw ..,. Legs Kemmer . . . gooclvlooking elothes . . . Tennessee tlrawl . . . liig, lwlue eyes linnot'ent?l . . , neat and always well-groomecl. e C'IiLIiS'1'Ii KRIQMER . . . Gulfport, Mississippi . . . Sigma Psi Iota . . , A.A.g Practical Arts Clulwg Coast Clulw .... Beautiful hrown eyes . , . dainty . . . nonehalant . , . a quiet, mysterious per- sonality . . . This Spanirh is killing me. S 5' ' 'f X ' l o Second Row: Q llliI,liN LAXVRICNZ . , . lfoley, :Xlahama . . Uiglna Psi Iota . . . .NA .... Rah! Rall! . , . Fight on, you Buccaneers , . . men . . . lvreezy personality . . . locker girl . . I'm Alabama Hound. 0 NANCY MAIIIERY . , . Athens, Tennessee . . . E NNIVEHSAHY 34 Sigma Psi Iota . . . Vice-president, Sigma Psi lotag President, Y.VV.l'.A. Calwinetg A.,'X.g Sam- ovar C'lul1g I'ractieal Arts Vluhg I.ittle Sisters C'lulw .... VVasp waist . . . Bring those liottles hack . . . Anybody going to I.ittleman's . . . l'gh! those Merchant Marines , . . grand swim- mer . . . praise goes to her for always doing her part anal maylwe just a little more. A ll I l I rl ' First Row: 6 FIIIQIVIPLIC IVICAIIIQIQ . . . I.uhlwoClx, lexus . . . I Delta Chi Sigma , . . A.A.g St't'I't'f1lTy'-'1il'CIlNllI'E'I', Dance I,eag.:ueg -let Maskersg I.ittle Sisters Cluh. . . . Did you say Texas! . . . gorgeoux, wavy hair . . . No, I'm on Il diet-well, o.k. . . . laughter plus looks equalx personality . . . II what on rarflr happened to your green purxe ? W I 0 MARY LOI' IVIOORE . . , Ashland, Kentuvlty I . . . Sigma Psi Iota . . . Treasurer, Ulee Cluhg i A.A.g Hit and Spur Cluh, . . . Sonny . . . Anchors Aweighu . . . dehydrated wit . . . S11- rong girl . . , On the 'Sonny' Side of the Street. l Second Row 0 EINIOGIQNF OLSON . . . Iloone, Iowa . . . Sigma Psi Iota . . , Spanish Cluhg A.A.g Snmovar Vluhg Dance Leagueg I'raetit'al Arts C'luh .... Stream-lined Hgure . . . olive complexion . men galore . . . Hits lrom hither to thither . Oh, I.illl-lee. 0 ROBERTA OPLINOICR . . . Decatur, Illinois . . . Sigma Psi Iota . . . A.A.g President, Jet Maskers .... Ro . . . Opal , . . Op . . . Olive , , . just call me anything . . . deep thinker workshop queen . . . drawling speech. tl irm, ' W. Ir-A fp thi... , -ST-+ I u K arg 5 IE?-w I ee I, , bi - lt 'CS' 'T ' ll l i. xl, ,Q if f Vt l lllflifll 'NIIVEHSAHY Q L? Liu I ' 1 35 it E , 1' ri E l I.. ja ,. ,, J i l First Row: 0 MARIAN POCII . . . Little Rock, Arkansas . . . Delta Chi Sigma . . . Phi Theta Kappag Statistics, Editor-in-Chief, Tammy Hofwlq A.A. . , . Blanche . . . vivacious ...A A rkansas gal . smart as a whip . . . darling hair styles . . . Doctor, Lawyer and Injun Chief. O AGNES VVHARTON POTTER . . . Long Beach, Mississippi . . . Sigma Psi Iota .,.i LX .A.g Samovar Cluhg Jet Maskersg Coast Cluh .... Agnes . . , a whiz in Psych . . . dependable . . . always happy . , . quiet and unassuming . . . I heard from VVayne! Second Row: 0 DORIS POCNDS . . . Pensacola, Florida , . . Sigma Psi Iota . . . Secretary, Sigma Psi Iotag Vice-president, Phi Theta Kappag Samovar Cluhg Service Daughters Cluh .... Stunning hair , . . Shut that door . . . VVell, I have to rest now . . . Did you get the milk? , . . Navy girl. 0 JANE QUISENBERRY . . . Mt. Sterling, Ken- tucky . . . Sigma Psi Iota , . . President, Phi The- to Kappag Tummy llofwl Stafig Glee Cluhg A.A.g Dance League .... Quiz . , . haton hypnotizer . . . Phi Theta prexy . . , natural wavy hair . . . Merchant Marines. N i gif! fvmig X ANNIVERSARY if First Row: 0 JANET RAINSBVRG . . . Kansas City, Mis- souri . . . Delta Chi Sigma . . . Vice-president, Glee Cluhg French Clulwg A.A.g Vice-president, Bit and Spur Cluhg .let Maskers .,.. l've inst gut to lose weight . . . No, the mail isn't up . . . what a complexion . . . sweet and sympa- thetie and oh, so attactive, 0 .IEANNF SACKMANN . . . VVankegan, Illinois . . . Delta Chi Sigma . . . Tummy Hofzcl Starlg X Vice-president, Spanish Cluhg A.A.g Samovar Club .... Sack . . . well-groomed . . , fair-liaireil . . . individualist. heauty . . . Let's study, Dill . . . psyclinlngist ,Y is 4 ' at Second Row: O GEORGIA SALLOVNI . . . Gulfport, Missis- sippi ..,. A .A.g Coast Cluh .... Always a smile . . . different Car a day! . . . what a time in New York! . . . Lt.'s galore . , . jus' Georgia. 0 MARY FRANCES SCAFIDIE . . . Bay St. Louis, Mississippi . . . Delta Alpha Sigma . , . Spanish Cluhg Toast Cluh .... Manky . . , that skill you love to touxh . , . a hard worker . . . cheerful chatter . . . dates and such gorgeous hlack hair! Guffeafw A gm ' fs' NNIVERSAHY U-JLLS ' First Row: 0 SHIRLEY SCHRUERS . . . St. joseph, Mis- souri . . . Delta Chi Sigma . . . Secretary, Senior Classg Glee Clubg French Club: A.A.g Dance League .... Squirrley . . , Danny Boy . . , She wears a pair of silver wings . , , I just ean't go on ..., 'X lgebra 'I'ests . . . that lzrauli- ful blue suit. 0 MARGARET SHIRLEY . . , Tulsa, Oklahoma . . . Sigma Psi Iota . . . French Club ..,. Sweet smile and pretty hair . . . The folks moved again Goodness-that harmony . . . bubbling per- sonality with 'natural enthusiasm. Second ROW: 0 MARY SHOVLDERS . , . Nashville, Tennes- see . . . Delta Alpha Sigma . . . French Club. . . , Shoulders . . . I.et's play bridge . VVhat about that M.D. in your family . . . lley, l :lid iny l ren:'h . . . sweet tli' p nsiiion. 0 ANNE'I 1'E SIMMONS . . . Gulfport, Missis- sippi . . . Sigma Psi Iota . , . Dance Leagueg jet Maskers .... Don't you hurt Chop-Chop . . , gif! mia :nl NNIVEHSAHY or llll ll 38 I i lb il' l ll l I I l l ll l, l r i 1 I 9 4 First Row: ,l 'ix 0 BIi'I l'Ili SIMPSON . . . Pass Christian, Mis- iy, sissippi . . . Delta Alpha Sigma . . . A.A.g Presi- X dent, Coast Club .... Simmie . . . deep, mellou voice . , . enjoys life . . . lun to know . . . very reliable and gracious. xl 0 CCRTIS SMITH . . . Carmel, New York . . . li. Delta Alpha Sigma . . , Statisticsg Treasurer, Delta X Alpha Sigmag A.A.g President, Service Daughters l, Club. . . , Snphistieate . . . poised . . . Hey lis- l ten, I got four letters from Albert . . . sweet- ' natured . . , all-around girl that everyone likes, 'l l lil l I Q l Second Row: 0 'IANICIC SQCIRICS . . . Ifranklin, Ohio . . ' Delta Alpha Sigma . . , lilee Clubg A.A. . . . l Alan . . . very poised . . . glad to have you bavlx l . . , dramatic clothes . . . beautiful accessories. l 0 CAROL SIICVICNSON . . . liay St. Louis, Mis- l sissippi . . . Delta Alpha Sigma . . . Spanish ' Clubg Const Club ..., Carol . . , good things come in small paekages . . . social . . . I haven't done my English . . . cute air about her. l l, s i Lv! X I M, Q Z s 'fly Q I , Q I l ri is I l I Q0 X X , - A fi L I r lg , 'kk ir 'ilwl X X75 I 5 , Y .Y . ogg I A 'Wg I gum mia NNIVEHSAHY U 5 ' First Row: 0 MARIAN STEVENSON . . , Kansas City, Mis- souri . . . Delta Chi Sigma . . . Treasurer, Senior Classy Glee Club, French Cluhg A.A.g Dance League, -let Maskers. . . . Stevie . . . VVill Mrs. Hardy be there today? . . . Kansas City, Xilis- snuri! . . . VVhen Irish eyes are smiling. 0 MARILYN SCNDERLIN . . . South Bend, In- diana . . . Delta Chi Sigma . . . President, Senior Class, Phi Theta Kappa, French Clubg A.A .... Sundy . . . O.k., we'll send a petition to Dr, Cox . . . those Notre Dame men! . . , Seniors' girl , . . wonderful disposition. O Second Row: I KAYE TAYLOR . . . Greenville, Mississippi . . . Delta Chi Sigma . . . Vice-president, Senior Classg A.A.g Samovar Club, ,let Maskers .,.. You got a 'clean shave' on that last poem . . . expressive hands . . . cherry-coke girl -. , . Oh, that laugh. 0 PEGGY TAYLOR . . . Hammond, Indiana Sigma Psi Iota . . , President, A.A.g Dance League, Jet Maskers .... Fire drill tonight, don't kill me . . . eye-lash girl . , . Hey, Blondie . . . good sport. , Q, Ny? g,,ff10,,,,r , X X W ., X lil It my NNIVEHSARY aaa First Row: 0 NANCY THOMAS . . , Fort VVnrth, Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iota .... A .A.g Dance Leagueg Jet Maskers ,... Chinese eyes . . . good clothes . accessories de uv . . . N.M.M.1 .... Roy . . luxe , I've got :1 new plan 0 BETTY ANN THOMPSON . . . Columbia, Tennessee . . . Sigma Psi Iota . . . Spanish Cluhg A.A.g Samovar Club .,.. XV:-ll-rounded person- ality . . . works like a Trojan . . . Cult Park's Adrian . . . sweet , . . dependable. O Second Row: I JANE TOLLEY . . . Chattanooga, Tennessee . . . Delta Alpha Sigma . , . President, Delta Alpha Sigmag Phi Theta Kappag French Cluhg A.A.g Dance League .... Chuhhy cheeks , . . pone-bones plus . . . I believe he's my destiny . , . Huhba! Hubba! . . . Buck, let's change the room around . . . Delta Alpha Girl. 0 LOUISE TVCKER . . . Pine Blulf, Arkansas . , . Delta Chi Sigma . . . SEA, CTULL Staflg A.A.g jet Maskersg Practical Arts Club .... Tuck . . . wonderful dancer . , . d0esn't like to he awakened hy prowlers . . . very popular with M.M. Base , , . well-groomed hair. 'J' 5 M A Y g.,rf1Q,,,i1. NNIVERSAHY l First Row: 0 MARY JANE TVRLIEY . . . Key NVest, Florida . . . Sigma Psi Iota . , . President, Sigma Psi lotag Phi Theta Kappag Tammy Ilofwl Staiig Spanish Cluhg A.A.g Service Daughters Clubg Statistics .... Prema Turley , . . winning smile . . . Oh, that Florida tan . . . loves the VVif'fen- poof so-ng . . . good sport . . . very eonsitlerate ol' others . . . To you, hlue and white. 0 PEGGY -IO VARNADOVV . . . Covington, Louisiana . . . Delta Chi Sigma , . . Viee-presi- dent, Delta Chi Sigmag Statistiesg A.A.g jet Mask- ersg Glee Club .... Energy plus . , . Varnadow, Varnadow, lots more show with Varnadow-o-o-o! . . . Oh, Shorty, don't you think my hair is get- ting thicker . . . cute. 0 Second Row: 0 BETTY VINFS . . . Many, Louisiana . . . Delta Chi Sigma . . , French Cluhg A.A.g Bit and Spur Cluh .... Delta girl . . . VVhat do you have for psychology . , . quiet and sweet . . . conscientious. 0 CAROLYN VVILBERT . . . Doiizlldsville, Louis- iana . . . Delta Alpha Sigma . . . Y.VV.C.A, Cahi- netg A.A.g Treasurer, Bit and Spur Cluh. . . . Tiny . . . Chieish clothes . , . You know what I mean . . . Oh, Pappy, how you can love . . . Belle of the Bayou . . , neatness plus. g.n1v:Qfq f Ni C,rw1!,,a59 Lil' Firxt Row: 0 l,lI.l.llf VVlLlllfl.lVl . . . llnuston, 'liexas . . . Delta Chi Sigma . . . SEA Guilt, Statlg A.A.g Samnvar Club, Dance League, Praetieal Ars Cluh ,... Oh, what eyes . . . pretty hair . . . energy like an atnmie hnmh . . . Keep it up, Lillie, you'll learn tn twirl the hatun. o Rl l'lI LLOYD XVlI.I.Ii'l I' . . . Gulfport, Mis- sissippi . . . Sigma Psi Iota , . . Phi Theta Kappa, Sm Guru, Staflg Spanish Club, Secretary, A.A.g Danee League, Coast Cfuh .... Rusty . , . G.C'.M.A .... gnrgenus red hair . . . heauty, brains, ancl hnys . . . Oh, Mrs. lIarcly! . , . always happy. Second Row: 0 JOANNIZ VVINN . . . Fhattanonga, Tennessee . , . Delta Phi Sigma . . . Spanish Vlulug A.A. . . . Vllinnhurg . . . l'm going on a cliet tn- morrow . . . dark eyes, Oh, what a tan , . . One little piece of candy w0n't hurt. . . . XVe're only young once. 0 -IICANNH VVOODARD ..,' I'ulsa, Uklahnma . . . Delta Alpha Sigma . . . Y.VV.C'.A. Uahinetg A.A.g Bit and Spur C'luh, . . . VVootlie . . . I'm gonna get the hathtuh first, hy egg! . . . I'Iow about a hritlge game . . . friendly smile . . Class spirit. gfm. 2 ' . , A-4. K I ,' v , t Al V fl 2 M Q 15- -1-f Gu fparga h rs' ' sv 'fi as f s p i 5 f L ' -, I lx . f Q l if 1 - H t N N l V E H 5 A ll Y S Q' Cl I 43 W? if 'Cl.l'UL.c.l ' .JL 0 MILDRED NVRIGH1 X... Gainesville, Georgia . . . Delta Chi Sigma .... LX .A.g Dance Leagueg I,itrle Sisters Club .... Millie . . . tiny and cute . . . Georgia peach . . . sweet . . . always work- ing at the typewriter . . easy-going. 0 MARTHA XIDIS . . . Gulfport, Mississippi . , . Second Year College Specialg Spanish Club. X5 so ga!! para! El! 4' x SJRCQQ 9, 'fl' N N IV E H 5 A HY 9:-gr' Mllllttx. 44 v H E Pl E 7 T H E H 5. Suite and Lovelyf, 6. Sundy', afternoon at home. 7. Best foot forward. 8. George and 1, Four wise girls put out to sea. 2. Well-? Johnny. 9. Cheesecake gets convertible. IO. Mer- 3. Take your pick, boys! 4. The Gashouse Gang. maid. 45 UNIUR ALMA MATEH Alma Mater, thou hast Wended A tale of happiness supreme Your juniors have seen it blended Into a school girl,s dream. When springtime hlossoms in its glory A season beautiful and yet It ends your Gulf Park story of A year we,ll ne,er forget. IH! llll II fl: in mmm L F ' ll ua Hmmm ll IAJIJJJJH I' IIU mnlllmw 'H HI I I u L ,g-li iT 46 : 1 i 1 l i l i 4 9 N f N' joan Belchex Lo k xt Roger Alxce R b n n lane VValterman. gif W A V QW X...-4 :-'A ll! I I Im' LOCKERT ROGERS President JOAN BELCHER Vfmpfeffdenf JANE WALTERMAN secretary ALICE ROBINSON R Treasurer UPFIEEHS UP THE JUNIOR CLASS 47 'I el . Firxt Row: 0 MISS CATIIISRINIE THOMPSON . . . Indiana . . . Sponsor. 0 VIRGINIA ALBICRTY . . , Indiana . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Tammy llnfwl Starfg French Cluhg A.A.g O CAROLYN ALERT '... Oklahoma . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag A.A.g Bit and Spur Cluhg Practical Arts Cluh. 0 PATRICIA ALLIZN . . . Oklahoma . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag A.A.: Bit antl Spur Cluh. 0 IONI2 AVIS , . . Missouri . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Glee Cluhg A.A.g Vice-president, Dance Leagueg jet IN'Iaskers. Second Row: 0 BARBARA BARTII . . . Alabama . . . Delta Chi Sigmag A.A.g Bit antl Spur Clubg Practical Arts Cluh. 0 SUE ANN BASKIN . . . Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Spanish Cluh. 0 BARBARA BFIZLFR . . , Kentucky . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag A.A. 0 JOAN BICLCHER . . . Missouri . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Vice-president, junior Class: Y.VV.C.A. Cahi- netg Tammy Ilomcl Stal'Ig A.A.g Bit antl Spur Cluhg ,let Maskers. 0 IQLAINIE BISHOP . . . Oklahoma . . . Sigma Psi Iotag A.A.g Bit and Spur Cluhg Practical Arts Cluh. Third Row: 0 ORLIQNE BLATTLER . . . Missouri . . . Delta Chi Sigmag ,let Maskers. O BARBARA BLIIM . . , Louisiana . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag A.A.: Spanish Cluh. 0 BETTY BOCCHARD . . . Missouri , . . Delta Chi Sigmag Glee Cluhg A.A.g jet Maskers. 0 CHARLOTTE BOYLE . . , Missouri . . . Sigma Psi Iotag A.A.g Spanish Cluh. 0 MARTHA BROOKS . . . Tennessee . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag A.A. ..EIliLFPAHH'3 I 48 P 1 I 1 i l l fi ll' 'll l , First Row: 0 BEVERLY .IO BROVVN . . . Indiana , . . Delta Alpha Sigmag A.A. 0 SALLIE BROXVN . . . Missouri . . , Delta Chi Sigmag Glee Cluhg A.A.g Spanish Cluh. O SARA BROVVN . . , Tennessee . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag A.A.g Spanish Cluh. O ETHEL BRYAN . . . Tennessee . . , Delta Alpha Sigmag Treasurer, Spanish Cluhg A.A.g Practical Arts Club. 0 AGNES BVTZ . . , Texas . . . Delta Alpha Sigma. Second Row: 0 BETSY CANSLER . . . North Carolina . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Y.XV.C.A. Cabinetg Dance League-3 jet Maskers. 0 BARBARA ANN CARTER . . . Illinois . . . Delta Chi Sigma: Dance Leagueg jet Maskers. 0 LOIS CHEEK . . . Kentucky . . . Delta Chi Sig- mag Glee Cluhg A.A. O SARAH CLARK , . . North Carolina . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Spanish Club: A.A. O MILLICENT CLESI , . . Louisiana . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag A.A.: Practical Arts Cluh. Third Row: 0 DIANE COLVIN . . . Indiana . . . Delta Alpha Sigma. 0 PHYLLIS CONNET , . . lxfIi5S0lll'l . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Glee Cluh. O NANCY ANN COOK . . . Illinois . . . Sigma Psi Iotag A.A.: jet Maskers, 0 NELVVYN COOKE , . . Mississippi . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Phi Theta Kappag Y.VV.C.A. Cahinetg Span- ish Cluhg A.A.: Samovar Clula. 0 FRANCES CORN . . . Tennessee , . . Delta Al' pha Sigma: French Cluhg jet Maskers. SILVEHANNIVEHSAHY 'JJLLJ ' .JL First ROW: 0 BARBARA COVERT . . . Kentucky . . . Sigma Psi Iotag French Clubg A.A.g Bit and Spur Clubg Samovar Clubg Practical Arts Club. 0 MARY LOII CROMER . . . Missouri , . . Sigma Psi Iotag Spanish Clubg A.A. 0 FLORENCE CROOK . . . Georgia . . , Delta Alpha Sigmag French Clubg A.A.g Dance Leagueg Samovar Club. O MARTHA CROOK . . . Mississippi . . . Delta Al- pha Sigmag Dance Leagueg Samovar Club. 0 NANCY CFTCHIN . . . North Carolina . . . Sig- ma Psi Iotag Glee Clubg A.A. Second Row: 0 PATRICIA DARLAND . . . Illinois . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Glee Clubg Spanish Club: A.A.g Dance Leagueg jet Maskers. 0 KATHARINE DAYTON , . . Oklahoma . . . Delta Alpha Sigmaq Spanish Clubg A.A. 0 SALLYBELLE DENT . . . New York . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Spanish Clubg A.A. 9 ANNIE I.AI'RIE DODGE . . . lkfiississippi . . . Samovar Clubg Coast Club. 0 JEAN DONALDSON , . . Missouri . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Tammy Ho-zu! Statlg Spanish Clubg A.A. Third Row: 0 BETTY DOOLITTLE . . . Illinois . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Phi Theta Kappag Spanish Clubg French Clubg A.A.g Dance I.ea,queg -Iet Maskers. 0 JEAN EDVVARDS . . . Mississippi . . . Delta Al- pha Sigmag Coast Club. 0 GEORGIA ENSIGN .... A labama . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Spanish Clubg Glee Clubg A.A.g Dance Leagueg .let Maskers. 0 ALICE FINLEY . . , Mississippi. INot in Picturej, 0 GRACE EIVIILY FRANCIS . . . bflissouri . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Phi Theta Kappa: Spanish Clubg A.A. O ANNE GASOVV , . . Texas . . . Delta Alpha Sig- mag A.A.g Bit and Spur Club. BULFPAHHS 1 1 1 1 I 11 gl 1 11 1. 11 11 111 11 11 111 F1 i1 1 '1 '1 1 1l1 1 1 i. 11 11 ,li 11 11 1 11 1 '1 , 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 I 1 1. 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 ,. I 1 It H 1 W A 1 , First Row: 0 SHIRLEY ELAINE OERLING . . . Missouri . . . Delta Chi Sigmag A.A.g jet Maskcrsg Samovar Cluh, 0 MARTHA OIDDENS . . . Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iota. O HERYL LEE GIRLING . . , Colorado . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Spanish Cluhg A.A.g Dance Lcagucq jet Maskers. O MARILYN GLOVER . . . Kansas . , . Delta Chi Sigmag French Cluhg A.A.g Samovar Cluh. 0 SHIRLEY GOINS . . . Texas , . . Sigma Psi Iota. Second Row: 0 LIITRICIA GOODMAN . . . Mississippi Sigma Psi Iotag Jet Maskers. 0 RVTH GRAY . . . Mississippi , . . Delta Chi Sigmag A.A.g Practical Arts Cluhg Vice-president, Coast Cluh. SILVER!-IN 0 SARA GREEN . . . Tennessee , . Sigma Psi Iotag Spanish Club: A.A. O MARIORIE GRIIBBS .... Alabama . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag A.A.: Practical Arts Cluhg Samovar Cluh. O BE'I I'Y HARRELI ,... Mississippi . . . Sigma Psi Iotag A.A.: Bit and Spur Cluhg Jet Maskcrs. Third Row: O ELIZABETH HARRISON . . . California , . Delta Chi Sigmag Jet Maskersg A.A.: Glee Cluh. 0 BARBARA HAVVKSVVORTH . . . Michigan . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag A.A.g Bit and Spur Cluhg Sam- ovar Club. O MARY LYNN HAYNES . . . Tennessee , . . Delta Alpha Sigma. 0 .IANIS HAYS . . . Illinois . . . Delta Alpha Sig- mag A.A.g Bit and Spur Cluhg Samovar Cluh. O BETTY HEARD ...I A lahama . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Glee Cluhg Jet Maskcrs. NIVEHSAHY Jil- el Firrt Row: O CAROL IIICKS . . . Mississippi , . . Sigma Psi lotag Spanish Clubg French Clubg A.A.g Coast Club. o Jo HOLMES . . . Mississippi . . . Delta Chi Sigmag A.A.g Coast Club. 0 PAT HORN . . . Oklahoma , . . Sigma Psi Iota: Spanish Clubg Samovar Club. 0 CONNIE INNIS . . . Iowa . . . Delta Alpha Sig- mag Phi Theta Kappag French Clubg A.A.g Samovar Club. 0 SARAH JENNINOS . . . Arkansas . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Practical Arts Club. Second Row: 0 PACLA SVE JERNIGAN . . , Kansas . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Spanish Cluhg A.A.g Jet Maskers. 0 JOANNE JOHNSON . . . Oklahoma . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Spanish Clubg Jet Maskersg A.A. 0 BETTY LOC JONES . . . Texas , . . Delta Al' pha Sigmag A.A.g Bit and Spur Clubg Service Daugh- ters Club. O JOAN JORDAN . . . Mississippi. O JEANETTE KELLETT , . . Missouri . . . Delta Alpha Sigma: Glee Clubg A.A.g Vice-president, Jet Maskersg Bit and Spur Clubg Little Sisters Club. Third Row: 0 JAN KNICKERBOCKER . . . Texas . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag A.A.g Dance League. O DORA LOU LAMER . . . Kansas . . . Sigma Psi Iotag A.A.g Bit and Spur Clubg Jet Maskers. 0 MIRIAM LACGHLIN , . . Georgia . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag A.A.g Samovar Clubg' Bit and Spur Club. 0 JEAN LEFTVVICH . . . New York . . . Delta Al- pha Sigmag Y.VV.C.A. Cabinetg A.A.g French Clubg Spanish Club: Little Sisters Club. I PATRICIA LONG . . . Georgia . . . Sigma Psi lotag A.A.g Jet Maskersq Samovar Club, .GULFPI-lHH'S 52 l le I H. -I ll 4 I I I l ii ll .1 ,I Il t I. I l r A 'W 'Sr i we-I ,,,gi.p .t First Row: 0 LLAN LLERS . . . Illinois . . . Delta Chi Sigmag A.A. 0 CYNTHIA LLINDAY . . . Mississippi . . . Sigma Psi Iotag A.A.g Bit and Spur Clubg Samovar Clubg Coast Club. O JANE MACKLIN . . . Kentucky . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Glee Clubg Bit and Spur Club. 0 JOAN MARMADVKE . . . Illinois . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Glee Cluhg Spanish Clubg Practical Arts Club. I LOUISE MARTIN . , . Kentucky . . . Sigma Psi Iotag A.A.g Spanish Club. Second Row: 0 RAE ALICE MARTIN . . . Mississippi . . . Sig- ma Psi Iotag Phi Theta Kappag Coast Club, O MARILYN MAYBEE . . . Missouri . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Spanish Club. O SARAH MAYBERRY . . . Tennessee , . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Bit and Spur Clubg Practical Arts Club. O MOLLY MEGEE . . . IVIissouri . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Phi Theta Kappag Sm Gum. Staffg French Clubg Spanish Club: A.A.g Dance Leagueg Samovar Club. 0 MARY MILLER . . . Missouri . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag A.A.g Bit aufl Spur Clubg Spanish Clubg Samovar Club. Third ROW: 0 MARY MOON , . . Illinois . . . Sigma Psi Iota: Practical Arts Clubg Spanish Club. O DOROTHY MORAN . . . Mississippi. lNot in Picture! ODORIS MVRPHY . . . Mississippi . . . Sigma Psi Iotag A.A.g Practical Arts Clubg Coast Club. 0 ELLEN NEVVELI ,.., Texas . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag A.A.g Spanish Club. 0 NINA VVADE NORMAN . . . Louisiana . . , Delta Chi Sigmaq A.A.g .let Maskers. 0 CONNIE NUZIIM . . , Iowa . . . Delta Alpha Sigmaq French Clubg Spanish Cluhg A.A.g Bit and Spur Club. SILVEHANNIVEHSAHY 53 I 'II cl . First Row: 0 PAT OSBORNIC . . . VVest Virginia . . , Sigma Psi Iotag French Clubg .Iet Maskersg Dance League: Practical Arts Club. 0 MARGII2 OSGOOD . . . Illinois . , . Sigma Psi Iotag A.A.p Bit and Spur Clubg Practical Arts Clubg Samovar Club. 0 ANN PATE . . . Missouri , . . Delta Chi Sigmag Tammy llufwl StatIg Secretary, Spanish Clubg A.A.: Bit and Spur Club. O SARAH HALL PICARCE . . . Mississippi . , . Sig- ma Psi Iota. 0 LICOTA PETTY . . . Illinois . . . Delta Chi Sig- mag Bit and Spur Clubg Practical Arts Club. Second ROW: O BILLIIE MAI-I POVVICLI .... Kansas . , . Sigma Psi Iotag Spanish Clubg Bit and Spur Club. 0 DONNA ANN PYLE . . . Texas . . , Delta Al- pha Sigmag Glee Clubg A.A.g Bit and Spur Clubg jet Maskers. G 54 0 BARBARA RENNI-IR . . , Illinois . . . Delta Al- pha Sigmag SEA GULI, Stalfg French Clubg A.A.g Dance Leagueg Jet Maskersg Samovaar Club. 0 ALICI2 ROBINSON . . . Minnesota . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Phi Theta Kappag Treasurer, junior Classg Spanish Clubg A.A. 0 .IANIi'I l'E ROGERS .... A labama , . . Delta Chi Sigmag Spanish Club. Third Row: 0 LOCKERT ROGERS . . . Tennessee . . . Sigma Psi Iotag President, junior Classg A.A.g Spanish Clubg Practical Arts Club. O LOIS ROGERS . . . Louisiana . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Bit and Spur Clubg jet Maskers. 0 MARCELLA ROGERS . . , Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Bit and Spur Clubg ,Iet Maskersg Little Sisters Club, O RUTH ROGERS . . . Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Spanish Clubg A.A.g jet Maskers. 0 ROSEMARY ROLLINS . . . Mississippi . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag A.A.: Practical Arts Clubg Coast Club. LFrI-'-ARES fl First Row: 0 HELEN ROX , . . Alabama . . . Delta Chi Sigma: Spanish Clubg Practical Artsg Samovar Club. 0 PAT RITDLOFF . . . Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iotag French Club. 0 GLORIA SALLOCM . . , Mississippi . . . A.A.g Secretary-Treasurer, Coast Clubg Spanish Club. 0 JEAN SCHAEFFER . . . Tennessee . . . Delta Al- pha Sigmag A.A.g Bit and Spur Clubg Practical Arts Club. 0 PEGGY SEXTON . . . Tennessee . . . Delta Al- pha Sigmag Dance League. Second Row: 0 PAT SLADE . . . Mississippi . . . Delta, Chi Sig- maag Dance Leagueg Practical Arts Clubg Coaast Clubg A.A. 0 PEGGY SOUTHVVELL . . . Mississippi . . , Delta Chi Sigmag Jet Maskersg Practical Arts Clubg Coast Club. SILVEHAN O ADA JANE STISI-II-IR . . . Hawaii . . Delta Chi Sigmag Bit and Spur Club. O MARIAN STOVER , . , Oklahoma . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Glee Clubg Spanish Clubg A.A.g Bit and Spur Clubg Practical Arts Club. I ELIZABETH STIIRDIVANT . . . Mississippi . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Phi Theta Kappag Secretary, Y.VV.C.A. Cabinetg Secretary, French Clubg A.A.g Jet Maskersg Secretary, Practical Arts Club. Third Row: 0 MARILYN STUVER . , . Missouri . . . Delta Chi Sigmag A.A.g Jet Maskersg Little Sisters Club. 0 JANE TIPPIN . . . Kansas . . . Delta Alpha Sig- ma: Spanish Clubg Bit and Spur Club, 0 EMMA CLAIRE TOLLEY . . . Tennessee . . Sigma Psi Iotag French Clubg Dance League. 0 BETTY TRAVIS . . . Oklahoma . . . Delta Chi Sigmag SEA CiULL Staffg Spanish Clubg Jet Maskers. 0 GENEVA TRIM . , . Tennessee . . . Sigma Psi Iota: Glee Clubg A.A.3 Spanish Clubg Jet Maskers. IVEHSAHY 55 Cl.l'ue.r.l ' First Row: 9 PEGGY TFCKER . . . Tennessee . . . Sigma Psi lotag A.A.g ,let Maskers. n BARBARA VAN ALLER . , . Mississippi . . . Sigma Psi Iotag A.A.g Coast Cluhg Practical Arts Cluh. 0 JANE XVALTERMAN . . . Ohio . . . Delta Al- pha Sigmag Secretary, junior Classg French Cluhq A.A.g Bit and Spur Cluhg Samovar Cluh. 0 MARY CATHERINE XVALTON . . . Tennessee . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Spanish Cluhg A.A.: Bit and Spur Cluh. 0 NANCY VVICBIZR . , . Missouri . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Y.VV.C.A. Cahinetg Glee Cluhg A.A. Second Row: I KATHFRINI-1 VVELTY . . . Kansas , . . Delta Chi Sigmag 'let Maskers. 0 ANN XVFRNFT . . . lN1issouri . . . Delta Chi Sigmag A.A.g jet Maskers. BU 56 O BFTH VVIIITE . . . Tennessee . . . Sigma Psi Iotag A.A.g Practical Arts Cluh. 0 LlI,LlS VVHITE . , . Texas . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag .let Maskers. 0 HECKY VVHITTINGHILL . . . Kentucky . . . Sigma Psi lotag Phi Theta Kappag French Clubg A.A.g Bit and Spur Cluh, Third ROW: 0 GLORIA VVILLIAMS . . . Floricla . . . Sigma Psi lotag A.A. O SHIRLEY VVILLIAMS , . . Alahama . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Bit and Spur Cluhg jet Maskers. 0 CAROLYN XVILSON . . . Tennessee . . . Sigma Psi lotag A.A. 0 DIANA VVILSON . , . California . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Spanish Cluhg French Cluh. 0 NORMA JEAN VVOOD . . . Texas . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Spanish Cluhg A,A.g Bit and Spur Clubg .let Maskers. LFP!-XHHS .JL 0 FRANCES VVURD . , . Texas . . . Delta Chi 0 BIQTTY YORK . . . Texas . . Delta Alp Sigmag Phi Theta Kappa, Glee Clubg A.A.g Bit and Sigmag Samovar Club. Spur Club: Spfmifh Club- 0 noitis Rt 1'it coNKL1N . . , Nlississippi . 0 KATHRYN SCE XVRIGHT , . . Mississippi . . Special College Student, Coast Club. Delta Alpha Sigmag Spanish Club. Versatile-is the word for the junior Class of '.j.6. VVhether it's sailing on the Gulf, swinging a golf club, swimming in the pool, sketching in the Art Studio, practicing the scales, or charm- ing on the dance floor, you'll always find a junior. There will be a junior meeting in the auditorium at I Zio. Lockert Rogers, junior president, conducts these meetings with her southern drawl. Jody Belcher, vice-president, heamingly nods approval while Alice Robinson balances the budget and jane VValterman scribbles the notes. Peppy as the class itself is the able adviser, Miss Thompson. XVith such capable leaders, the juniors could not fail to succeed. They can look back on a year of activity. Full cooperation is the key to full output. Because they have wonderful class spirit, they extend their talents in many fields. Carolyn Alert, moaning My Man, weaves a spell over the Merchant Marine band. Quite a different 'note is Rae Alice Martin's light classical style, and don't forget Marcy Rogers who wrote the words and music to the winning songs ot Sing Song in which the juniors got the goat The girl with the ballerina ambitions is as convincing a sugar plum fairy as she is a French sailor -Ione Avis. Over in the Art Studio, Connie Connet and Margie Osgood design clothes any Gulf Park girl would like to hang in her closet. And have you seen the clay Hgures in room 80 of Hardy Hall-all created by Barbara Hawksworth? VVho+ but Betsy Cansler could change from a Charlotte accent to an English one in the XVhite Cliffs of Dover ? Across the sparkling water of the Gulf of Mexico skims a white sail boat with Luan Luers at the tiller. junior teams tight hard for Mr. Goat. juniors rival Cupid himself in their archery skill. They Hy-Sara Pearce, Betty Bouchard, Catherine XValton. Connie Innis is a junior mermaid. A gala circus-the first junior dance. Stuffed animals and painted clowns wink gaily at the juniors and their Merchant Marine dates. The telephone on third floor Hardy Hall jangles busily as a quick staccato of high heels dashes to answer it. Anybody want a blind date? is the familiar call on weekends. At the end of the west wing of Hardy Hall is a room that plays a large part in the special life of the juniors-the junior smoker. Bridge, jokes, and laughter help the juniors share their friendship. No matter what the task-work or play-the junior class is equal to it. You can always count on a junior. junior achievements are many and varied. The class can be proud of its versatility. SILVEHANNIVEHSAHY 57 HIGH SEHUUL ALMA MATER The High School sings to you, Our Alma Mater true. We bless you for the things you gaveg A million mern'ries made. For hope and love so strongg For happy days soon goneg For these our hearts will stay with thee- With Gulf Park, by the Sea. Thou art our guiding star Though we he near or far. Thy joyful and thy loving heart For'er our lives will mark. So loyally We singg Our laurels now We bring: And We proudly pledge ourselves to thee- To Gulf Park, hy the Sea. ff 58 T D H N J M: s file L E H M Q 3 N in-'if EH H U 1. I Hz 9 lv it if 11 !v if Betty Hutchens, Betty jean Coleman, Betty Lee Blaw, Jeanne Harreld. 1 1 I 1 JEANNE I-IARRELD , President Ngxxyym X BETTY JEAN COLEMAN Vice-President l-srl? llll' xy IIIIllV4Qmxxmxxxx . III llllum- l---, KW Secretary H 5 he-.EE--:---l--.:...... BETTY I-IUTCHENS Treasurer -E h ll 'I 'll -ll ' ':l-if-uE'ln'lll:'ll I fl:-Pliillu I 1- f -.g.,l. l III 1, IIIIII seg!- Q UFFIEEH5 UP LD THE HIGH SEHHHL 59 .N Q FEQIIIP in Q --Wm , - pg lim ' Xx ' Nm ,qzgiiegixa Arn' lllll M BENQ.-.-H:--it--is i--ease:- . IX , ., - IHIIIIIIIII' .. I X - I li' Hlllllllulauu - '- L A S 1 -U-JLe.5.n.p.lLn Firxt Row: 0 MISS VERMFLL VVISE . . . Kentucky . Sponsor. 0 MAY STILES ARTZ . . . Mississippi . . Sigma Psi lotag A.A.g Dance Leagueg Jet Mask- ers. Second Row: 0 BETTY LEE BLAVV . . . Mississippi . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Secretary, High Schoolg Span- ish Cluhg A.A.g Bit and Spur Cluh. O BOBBIE RAYE BOVVDEN . . . Indiana . . Sigma Psi Iotag A.A.g -let Maskersg Treasurer Service Daughters Clubg Practical Arts Cluh. Third Row: 0 BOBBIE BRISCOE . . . Texas . . . Delta Al- pha Sigmag Bit and Spur Cluhg Practical Arts Club. 0 DAPHNE BFCHANAN . . . Texas . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Spanish Cluhg A.A.g Bit and Spur Cluh. Fourth Row: I MARTHA LEA BVRNS . . . Kentucky . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Spanish Cluhg Dance League 0 SYLVIA CARP . . . Mississippi . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Sm Gum. Statfg Spanish Clubg A.A. gum pa, 3 SILVER l l m I First Row: O PEGGY CLARK . . . lnvuisiana . . . Sigma Psi lnta. 0 l3lC'1 l'Y -IICAN C'Ol.IilVlAN .... A rkansas . . . Vice-president, High Sclmnlg Chaplain, Sigma Psi lotag High Srhnnl Citizenship Girlg Y.VV.C'.A. Cahinetg l?I't'IlCll Clnhg A.A.g Practical Arts Club. Second Row: 0 NANCY COOK . . . lllinnis . . , Della Alpha Sigma. 0 MIRIAM CUXVAN . . . lllinnis . . . Delta Al- pha Sigmag A.A.g Bit and Spur Ulnhg Practical Arts Cluh. Third Row: 0 AIUAN liS'l'Ul'l' . . . Louisiana . . . Dt-Ita Fhi Sigmag A.A.g .let Maskcrs. 0 GRACIIC EVICRTS . . . 'lk-xas . , . Delta Al- pha Sigmag A.A.g Bit and Spur Cluhg let Mask- crsg Practical Arts Clnh. Fourth Row: 0 VIUAN l lliI,D . . . Kentucky , . . Sigma Psi lntag Cilee Cluhg Spanish Cluhg A.A.g Bit and Spur Ululw. 0 JANE GILLICSPIIC . . . Michigan . , . Dclta Alpha Sigmag Spanish Cluhg A.A.g Hit ancl Spur Cluhg ,let Maskers. NNIVEHS HY .-U.l1.e..5.Le.p.l1,r:-i First Row: 0 JEANNE HARRELD . . . Oklahoma . . . Presi- dent, High School: Delta Alpha Sigma: SEA GULI. Staff: A.A. 0 NELL HARRIS . . . Mississippi . . . Sigma Psi Iota: A.A.: Dance League. Second Row: 0 XEN HARRIS . . , Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iota: A.A.: Jet Maskers. 0 LALLIE HIIDGINGS . . . Alabama . . . Chap- lain, Delta Alpha Sigma: Treasurer, Y.VV.C.A. Cabinet: Spanish Club: A.A.: Bit and Spur Club: jet Maskers. Third Row: 0 POLLY HVEBNER . . . Texas . . . Delta Al- pha Sigma: jet Maskers. 0 BETTY HVTCHENS . . . Missouri . . . Treas- urer, High School: Sigma Psi Iota: A.A.: Dance League. Fourth Row: 0 SHIRLEY MCMAKIN . . . Oklahoma . . . Del- ta Alpha Sigma: French Club: A.A.: Little Sis- ters Club. 0 ELIZABETH PAGE . . . Louisiana . . . Sig- ma Psi lota: Y.VV.C.A. Cabinet: Spanish Club: A.A.: Bit and Spur Club: Practical Arts Club. I gary pain. SILVER First Row: 0 LYLE PROBERT . . . Mexico . , . Sigma Psi Iotag Y.W.C.A. Cabinetg Glee Clubg Spanish Clubg A.A.g Dance Leagueg Practical Arts Club. 0 PHYLLIS ROBERTS . . . Alabama . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Spanish Clubg Practical Arts Club. Second Row: 0 SUE SHIRLEY . , . Oklahoma . . . Sigma Psi Iotag French Clubg Practical Arts Clubg Little Sisters Club. I MARY JO STERNBERG . . . Mississippi . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Spanish Clubg A.A.g Dance Leagueg jet Maskersg Samovar Clubg Practical Arts Clubg Coast Club. Third Row: O GEORGIANA STRONG . . . Tennessee . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag A.A.g jet Maskersg Practical Arts Club. 0 LEA WARD . , . Arkansas . . . Chaplain, Del- ta Chi Sigmag Vice-president, A.A.g Practical Arts Club. Fourth Row: O ELSIE WILSFORD . . . Mississippi . . , Sig- ma Psi Iotag Y.W.C.A. Cabinetg Spanish Clubg Little Sisters Club. 0 JUDY WISNER . . . Arkansas . . . Delta AI- pha Sigmag Spanish Clubg A.A.g Bit and Spur Clubg Practical Arts Club. I BETTIE BENNETT VVYNN , . . Tennessee . . . Delta Chi Sigmag A.A, ANN EHS HY - . .. 'LTJLLEV Firxvt Ro-lv: S 4'f' 01111 Rrmx' Tlvllifll Rnvcu' CARUIQYN ALGICIC IRICNIC C'UNNI2I.I,Y l,IiSI.II2 l,IVlNGS'I GAY BI'I.I,ARD LORIQNIC FRIIQR HIi'1 1'Y .IO LYON C'ONC'III'l'A CIIACUN NANCY -IIEAN GIRLINU SONIA MAl.l'fK DIQSIIA C'I.AY'1'ON l3IfT'1'Y -IOVRNEY IWVFF IWAYO EULFPAHHS 64 ll Fizxvt Ro-ic' .' JEAN PA'I l'IfSUN Gl'ILI,ERN1INA PICRI-IZ BETTY RIESEN JEAN ROSS SILVEHA Svronzl Raza: -IVLIANA ROVIROSA NANCY SLOAN MARGARET THIBAI' BILLEANN VINE T rlvllifll Roux' NIARY XVALKFR I,Il7A VVASSON IESTHRR YFRGFR NANCY XVOOD fSpecial Studentb NNIV 65 EHSAHY ITH VICTUHY BESIDE Us We turn now to the lighter side of our school days-the wonderful sports that we all love. Each girl enters into the wholeso-me activities, whether it is sailing or dancing. Being blessed with the Gulf at our front door, our water sports are famous. We all clamor to get into the sailing classes so we can aquaplane or maybe take a ride in Toy, our Chris Craft, and then we always have the sailing races, more exciting if there is a good breeze but fun even if there isn't. Then we swim the year round, both in the pool and at the end of the pier. Our land sports, hockey, volley-ball, baseball, basket-ball, tennis and archery, we have tournaments in at the end of each quarter. Class spirit is at its highest at these times and the winner gets His Majesty the Goat, equal to the laurel wreath in Roman times. Also in the athletic department comes remedial physical education, including shuflleboard, darts, badminton, lawn tennis, and similar games of less strenuous nature. Golf is played on the Great Southern Course in Biloxi and students fly at the Gulfport Municipal Field. Riding classes, often seen along the sea wall or on the trails in the baclc woods, are enjoyable because of the ex- cellence of the horses. Dancing classes in toe, ballet, tap, modern, and folk, are all combined into a variated dance recital toward' the end of the year. Supervising this is the Athletic Association which stages for its members at various times roller-skating parties, picnics, and bicycle rides. They also sponsor some of the most important events of the year-Sing Song, Mardi Gras, the Kid Party, and other various activities. All in all, the athletic department at Gulf Park gives to us the well-rounded education everyone should have and builds healthy minds as well as healthy bodies. I - GMM Park Hgrgqi H,-.. , --.... . . - , A V. - - f ., ,Ay - . f , V xl- z, zz '- f V-xi -4 -, A, ., kwxgm-,yff lfffffx fry- , TQ! . mf f f , , .X ' x - W ' , -1 . , 5' ' 4 mx Vi . . Q fy 'iw' ff- 'ff I N ' rf N .- .W . ' . , X 5, ,vf Jr .4 , . 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Q-X , 4 5 .,f W. t S, 4 .ya- E. ,E YEA -E Sk im' M if SAILING A,ft S ' u E Jane Ainsworth Ann Abbott Virginia Alberty Carolyn Algee Carolyn Alert Pat Allen Ione Avis May Stiles Artz Barbara Barth Jody Belcher Mary Belcher Margaret Bell Betty Bermond Elaine Bishop Betty Lee Blaw Bobbie Blum Betty Bouchard Bobbie Bowden Charlotte Boyle Martha Brooks Beverly Jo Brown Sallie Brown Sara Brown Ethel Bryan Gay Bullard Earline Burke Martha Lee Burns Daphne Buchanan Betsy Cansler Sylvia Carp Ann Carter Conchita Chacon Desha Clayton Millicent Clesi Betty Jean Coleman Nancy Cook Nelwyn Cooke Frances Corn Barbara Covert Miriam Cowan Jackie Cox Mary Lou Cromer Florence Crook Betty Crow Pat Darland ufffva, A Katherine Dayton Melanie de Ben Sallybelle Dent Shirley Dillon Betty Doolittle Jean Donaldson Jean Drury Lois Eich Georgia Ensign Joan Estoup Gracie Everts Jo Field Grace Francis Marilyn Franklin Ann Gasow Anne Gentry Shirley Gerling Jane Gillespie Nancy Girling Beryl Girling Mary Glass Marilyn Glover Ruth Gray Sara Green Joan GriFl'in Marjorie Grubbs Kate Haggard Mary Ellen Hardy Jeanne Harreld Betty Harrell Nell Harris Xen Harris Caroline Harrison Elizabeth Ilarrison Bobby Hawksworth Janis Hays Mary Allen Hess Carol Hicks Virginia Hill Peggy Holtz Pat Horn Lallie Hudgings Polly Huebner Louise Hume Nancy Hunt Betty Hutchens Marilyn Inhofe Paula Sue Jernigan Betty Lou Jones Margaret Jordan Betty Journey Jeanette Kellett Joyce Kellett Heiskell Kemmer Jan Knickerbocker Miriam Laughlin Dora Lou Lamer Helen Lawrenz Leslie Livingstone Pat Long Luan Luers Nancy Mahery Joan Marmaduke Louise Martini Temple McAfee Shirley McMakin Molly Megee Mary Miller Mary Lou Moore Nina Norman Connie Nuzum Margie Osgood Roberta Oplinger Elizabeth Page Ann Pate Jean Patteson Guillermina Perez Marian Poch Doris Pounds Lyle Probert Donna Pyle Jane Quisenberry Betty Riesen Barbara Renner Alice Robinson Lockert Rogers Ruth Rogers Jean Ross Julianna Rovirosa Janet Rainsburg Jeanne Sackmann Georgia Salloum THLET Jean Schaeffer Shirley Schroers Sue Shirley Mary Shoulders Annette Simmons Betty Simpson Nancy Sloan Curtis Smith Peggy Southwell Mary Jo Sternberg Marian Stevenson Ada Jane Stisher Marian Stover Georgiana Strong Elizabeth Sturclivant Marilyn Stuver Marilyn Sunderlin Margaret Thibaut Nancy Thomas Betty Anne Thompson Emma Claire Tolley Jane Tolley Betty Travis Geneva Trim Peggy Tucker ' Mary Jane Turley Jo Varnadow Mary VValker Jane VValterman Catherine VValton Lida VVasson Nancy VVeber Ann VVernet Becky Vilhittinghill Judy VVisner Carolyn VVilbert Lillie XVilhelm Gloria VVilliams Carolyn VVilson Nancy VVood Norma VVood Frances VVord Mildred VVright Katherine VVright Betty VVynn I E ASSUEIATIU OFFICERS J if X W . 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Ruth I.l xi Wvllle-rt. 69 SURF-RIDING SAILING SWIMMING SPECTATORS AT SAILING RACES TENNIS VOLLEYBALL HOCKEY POSTURE CLASS X lNli LLENTRY . l'XNlC'l' RAINSBVRK tkirolyn Algee Pntrieizi Allen Vzirolyn Alert liolwlwy Briscoe Dznpline Iinehzlnzin lizirlwnrzi Barth klozin Belcher lflxiine Bishop Betty I.ee Blau' Irene Fonnellx' Miriam Coxxun Mnrtlzi iJHl'XNlll'll Clrneie Iiverts ,lonnne lfielcl I,orene Prier HIT AND SPVR C'1.l'lS CFFICERS . . l'n'xii1'w111' PEGGY HOLTZ . . . , I'iu'-I'rrsiJf'11l CAROLYN XVILBICRT MISS C'A'l'IlFRINF THOMPSON .... YfT0l1,'IOI' Anne liaison ,lane Gillespie Betty llzirrell Bobby llnwkswo Janis Hays I.:1llie llnclgings Betty I,on jones Ileiskell Kemme Jeanette Kellett Cfllfllill Lllllilllj' Betty .In 1.5 ol! MEMBERS rt lm I. lVlirinm l,Zlllj.fl1lilI Dorn l,on 1.1llT1Cl' I,eslie 1.ivin,gston Surah Maylverry Mary Lon Moore Mary Miller jane Macklin Connie Nnznm lwzirgie Usgoocl Elizabeth Page Ann Pate I,eot:i Petty Billy Powell Donna Pyle Lois Rogers Mzireella Rogers Ada Jane Stisher . Sf ll'1'lt1I'-1 . Trraszzrrr jenn Selizietfer Mzxrizin Stover lNI:irgziret Vlillllilllll Betty Vines Billez1nnVine ,Indy XVisner -lane NVzilterm:in c'ZlIl1Cl'lIli' VV:ilton 1.icl:1 VV:isson Becky xXvl1lIIL'Ilj,1l1ill Shirley XVillitnns N1il'lI1il Xvootl -lennne VVootl:irtl Frances XVorcl HIT SPUHEL v I A l ll Tofu: lelanging out I wash. .lliflfllw xlllslflll lic-gx lfurtom: .Xnlw cll'llfl'Y. l5l't'5llll'l1f, Bit 'mal Spun Club. l l ll A 9 ll ll' l 5 l u i l l 'YMHHMNA Sunday, january 27, 1946 PRGGRAM l R Q T 1. Costume Parade. 'l 2. Family Wasll Relay. l 3. Egg in a Spoon Race. 4. Balloon Contest. , 5. Bending Race. l 6. Barrel Relay. 7. Nlusical Kegs. R. l ll . ,l Ll ,.. . A ,pig Q .2 ,,, z 33? , T, ' -' DANCE 1.EAcsl'1a OFFICERS INIARILYN INIIUFIC . . , . . 1'l'1'5fJH1I IIIIQIVIPIJQ NIL'AFI'fIf . . NewH'lz1I'y-Tl'r'aJlU'f'l IUNIC AVIS . . ..... l'fu'-Pr'r',viJr'1ll MISS ARCIIIQR . . . . . ..Sp0l1501 MISS STIQPIIENSON .,....A llllllllflllliff NIARILYN INIIOFIZ IONIC AVIS l'1'f5iJrl1f 1'iu'-I'l'f',viJ1'11l -lane Ainsworth May Stiles .AITI Mary Belcher Gay Bullard Betsy Cansler liarlxara Carter Lois Ulieeli jackie Cox l'll0l'CllL'L' Clrrmlx Marthzl Cmuk Pat Darlantl Shirley Dillon lflilzllietll Dtmlitrle Lon lzivli Georgia Ensign Marilyn lfranklin Beryl Uirling Nancy Girling Mary Glass Kate Haggard Mary Ellen lflaraly Nell II1lI'l'lS Uaroline llzlrrimn Virginia llill Louise H time Nanry llunt Ml DDICRN IJANVIC CLASS MEMBERS TAP CIA SS bltbyft' Kellett Alan Knickerbocker Muff Mayo Molly Mc-gee limogene Olson Pat Usborne -lean Pattemn Lolita Probert -lane Quisenberry Barluara Renner Hefty Riesell Shirley SC'llI'0t'I'S Peggy Sexton Annette Simnwnx Patsy Slade Mary .lu Sternlyerg Marian Stevensun Georgiana Strong Peggy Taylm' , . , . Claire lulley Harlmzlra Van Aller l.itla NVawm Mary xxV1lllil'l' Lillie XVill1eln1 Rlltll l,lnytl Xvillett Nlilmlretl XVrigl1t SIESUG ,I VNIORS-SING SONG PI-INITENTIARY VVell, another year has rolled around and it's time for Sing Song again. I like being the prize for this because there's always so much healthy competition for me. There's an air of secrecy and anticipation for several weeks before, while the different classes plan and practice. Ifinally, the big night arrives, and everyone is tense and excited, wondering who will get me. Of course, now you know who I am-lllr. Goat. There are last minute instructions-a per- fume bottle jumps into place, a high school sleep- walker dabs one last bit of cold cream on her face, and the junior prisoners adjust their chains to the eight ball. The lights dim . . . a hush falls over the auditorium . . . each class gives its skit . . . there are impressions of bright colors, gay laughter . . . the thrilling moment when each class sings its alma mater and pep song . . . then it's all over . . . that for which they all worked so hard. Now six more songs have been added to the G.P.C. repertoire. The judges leave the room . . . to relieve the anxiety, A D THE JUNIUH5 GET THE GUAT ezieh elziss sLng1s its songs zigzun . . . there is hrezithless expectzuley as the judges enter Zlglllll. All the skits :ind songs were so good, lvlll glad l'in just His Klzijesty the Goat :ind not those judgesil never could decide. 'The .Iuniors get the gozitll' l'Ix'eryone screzuus, lZlll,f1l1S, and cries :it onee. The ziuditoriuni seems to have 'gone wild. Bly, what ll commotion l caused. The Illiill SVIIUUI.-I7RliAFsl l,ll. XN'l'.'Xi9Y SIENIORS-STYLE SHOP losers :ire good sports: they crowd :iround the lueky winners and shriek their eongrzitulzitions. ln the arms of the proud junior president l :un whisked through the throng and carried ziwziy from the confusion to the quiet of the third floor hull. There I :un thrust into il dark corner, :uid here I shall wait until another class wins nie hy competition as fun and fair as that of Sing Song. 'U .X TP li 2 Playmate, come out and play with mel' echoed through the dining-room as the girls toolc old Father Time by the hand and whislced him baclc into the days of their childhood. G.P.C. was no longer a Col- lege-but a kindergarten. Kids from da Gas House Gangn filed the sissy boys in their sailor suits while pinafored girls, fearfully clutching their dollies, looked on. Peggy Taylor, acting as hostess, aslced several of the children to perform. The bashful ones whimpered as their mothers pushed them forward to do their song or dance. After each one had had her chance to perform, a grand march was formed in order that the judges could choose the best, most original costume. The competition was great and there were many eliminations be- fore the final selection was made. Sncc the judges were unable to choose between them,. first prizes were given to both The Three Bates and a little boy and girl dressed in their best party clothes. Second prize went to a sailor boy and his girl. As the Merchant Marine orchestra played, the children were served popcorn and punch. Reluctant to leave the dancing and fun, the children were finally sent up to bed by their elders. MA X grigf ls if-.six it ' Top: Bit and Spur Court. Iioilumi Atheson Court. J it TWA-??t5 BIT AND SPUR COURT ATI-IESON COURT ANNE GIZNTRY JO VARNADOXV Lallic Iludgings Carolyn Algae Daphne Buchanan Catherine VValton Elizabeth Page Bettie VVynn May Stiles Arty Patricia Oslmrne Cllffll lliflis . . . . . King . , Qurfn joan Belcher Frances VVorcl Barbara Hawknvortli Betty Heard lfthel Bryan Nina VVade Norman Connie Innia Sallie Brown C'arulyn VVillwrt Pl1UL5Y 'l'AYI,UR JEAN DRVRY . Katherine Taylor Nancy Mahery Shirley Sehrners I,nlann llarria lNf1z1rg:1l'et jordan janet Rainslwurg Q arnline llarriwn lane Quisenberry Mildred XVright . . . . King . ffllffll Bettie Sirnpwn Marilyn lnhnfc' -lnan VVinn Ifthel llnuge Ruth Llnyfl Yvillett Marian Stevenwn Betty Bermnncl 'l'cmple McAfee Marilyn lfflllllillll llsllw' 11lIll0IlIll'l'I' Marilyn Suntlerlin Roberta Uplinger HDI E 79 BALL f qt v,,,,.I WUHHING TUGETHEH PUR A EUMMUN EAUSE Organizations together with athletics take up our outside time so that our day is completely planned for us. Qur local sororities, to which every girl in school belongs, take care of the social life we lead. Rush parties, initiations, dances, and even Junior Hostesses, are some of the activities of the sororities. 0f course, the Tri-Sorority Banquet, held each year at the Edgewater Gulf, is their big affair. Another Greek Crganization that is most important is Phi Theta Kappa -our honorary sorority. The girls are proud to be in this and should be, because they are the brains of Gulf Park. The Y.W.C.A. is the most familiar of them all as we are closest to it. We love the Y I-Iut,s atmosphere and especially its food. The French Club and Spanish Club stage various activities throughout the year-chapel programs, barbecues, and the Charlemagne Banquet, honoring the best students in French, is given during the year. The Mississippi Coast Club, made up of all day students, gave a very wonderful dinner at Biloxi for twenty-four fortunate boarding students. They too enter into our college life, even though they do not live here. Tammy, which we all love, the Samovar Club, Dance League, Jet Maskers, Practical Arts, all work together in harmony with each other to make life happier for a Gulf Park girl. 80 1 I 1 Q 5 l ! 5 , :, fx 'f , W, fav' ' '. L ' Q! 172 QQ W I WISHING FOUNTAIN 6 l I I l i ? 4 1 5 A i rgannizzniticmnns PHITHET HAPPA MISS LUCY LOUISE IIATCI JANE QUISENBERRY . . DORIS POUNDS . . EARLINE BLRKE . LOUISE HIIME . LOIS EICH MARY ALLEN HESS MARIAN POCH MARILYN SUNDERLIN JANE TOLLEY MARY JANE TFRLEY OFFICERS IER I .x'pf111i-uf . . . lm ',.' iilfnf . l'i1l f,ll'5Idl'III . S ,'fN ff'flU'y , Trm5urf'r MEMBERS RUTH LLOYD NVILI.E'I'T RAE ALICE MARTIN NELVVYN COOKE MOLLY MEGEE ELIZABETH DOOLITTLE ALICE ROBINSON GRACE FRANCIS ELIZABETH STURDIVANT CONNIE INNIS BECKY XVHITTINGIIILI. FRANCES VVORD Q I mg? T X6 lui ' I lift 5157 mx 'J -ls Top Raw: Miss Hatcher, Jane Quisenberry, Doris Pounda, Earline Burke, Louiw Hume, Lois, Eich, Nlary Allen Hens. Second Row: Marian Poch, Marilyn Sunclerlin, ,lane Tolley, Mary jane Turley, Ruth Lloyd Willett, Nelwyn Cooke, Elizabeth Doolirrle, Third Ruw: Grace Francis, Connie Innim, Rae Alice Nlartin, Molly Megee, Alice Robinson. Elizabeth Srurdivant, Becky Whirtinghill, Franceb Word Y.W.C.A.-Young Women's Christian Association, is known the world over for the kind things they do for people. It is a charitable organization which entertains rhe thought of doing the right things for people at the right times. Here at Gulf Park, this organization is very active. Each girl in school is a mem- ber and does her bit toward contributions, participation, and interest. Near us at all times are Mrs. Schilling and Miss Knoth, who sponsor, supervise, and lend a helping hand whenever it is needed. Under them is the Y.W.C.A. Cabinet-composed of twenty-two members of the junlors, Seniors, and High School who give freely their time to help run the Y Hut. The Y Hut, a log cabin complete with cosy fireplace, is maintained for the girls and is always open just when you think you need a little nourishment. Throughout the year the Y', Cabinet gives inspiring chapel programs, Vesper Services, and special programs. The Thanksgiving Program, the Easter Morning Service, Mothers, Day are just a few of the beautiful programs sponsored by the YC Also, if there are a few girls who need a little help for their schooling, the Y.XY!.C.A. furnishes them with necessary funds so that they can continue their educations. At Christmas each year, we give freely to help out needy ones, making their Christmas a little brighter for them. Peanut Week, during which every girl has a peanut for whom she does nice things and a shell who in turn does nice things for her, is sponsored by our Y.W.C.A. This shows us how a few kind things make us feel good inside. And lastly the purpose of our Y.W.C.A. Cabinet-to set higher standards for each and every girl at Gulf Park so we may acquire lasting habits of worth that will stay with us always. Lrfl: Three of the Tableaux for the Thanksgiving Vesper Service. OFFICERS NANCY MAIIICRY , . . . l,l'I',lIfII'llf NANCY IIVNI' ..... . I'i1r'-l'n',viJr11l I'fI.IZAl'lIf'I'lI S'l'I'RI7IYAN'l' , . . Sl'lI'1'fIll'j' l.AI,l.lIi IIIIIIUINCIS . . . TI'r1l5I1H'2' INIISS SIBYI, IiNO'l'I'I . , . Sfwoizxor MRS, Ifflllil, SCIIILLINLQ . . INf5fl7lXIlI' 0 CABINET MEMBERS -IUAN IIICICIIIQR IDIS ICICII DIIZAN LICIf'1'VVIClI I!Ii'l I'Y CANSIIQR MARIURIIQ URITBISS IfI.IZAI3Ii'l'II PANIC ISIQIUIIY CULIIIYIAN MARY ALLIQN IIICSS ,IRAN PA'1 1'IiSUN NANCY COOK MARILYN INIIOFIC I,YI,If PRUIQIQRI' NIQIAVYN Clltllilf I 0 lg NANCY XVFIZICR CAROIXN XN'Il.HIiR'1 I2I,SIIi XVILSFURD -IICANNI2 VVUUDARIB fin! Ruw: Nancy Mahery, Nancy Hunt, Ellzabezh Sturdivant, Lallie Huclgmgs, Nlixb Knoth. IVIrs, Schxlling, Ioan Belcher. bhmnl Run: BQ-tw Caneleu, Bern' ,lean Coleman, Nancy Cook, Nelwyn Cooke, Lois Exch, IVIarjorle Grubbm. IVIAW Allen Has, Marulvn Inliofc. 'flwul Rmr: lean Leftwxilw, Elizabeth Page, ,Ican Pattcson. I,vlv Probe-rt, Ixlancv XN'.'I'Qr, Carnlvn XN'1lI'fvxt, EI 18 Xvilsford, ,lean Xvoodard. 85 DELTA ALPHA SIGMA OFFICERS KIANIC TOLLIEY , . . Pfe',fidl'lIf ik' IWARY ISFIAVIIIZR . 4 . 1'iu'-Pft'5iil1'lII MARY GLASS . . . S 1'r' fffafy C'l'R'1'IS SNIITH . . . T f'1-g1 gyffr l.Al.I.lIf I'll'DUlNUS . . . fjflllfllllll MISS HELEN STEPPIFNSON . . . SfJ0llJ0f Colors: Purple and Gold Flower: Pansy 0 Delta Alplia Girl, you are the one for meg i And y0u'll lie ever in my lieart. l Delta Alpha Girl, symbol of true loyalty- ,IE-5-5 Ml Loyalty tliat never dies- 7 In tlre future fglvtq, I'll keep your emblem liriglat in Ana' to you be ever true. N ty Yozfre tlve rarest pearl, Delta Alplva Girl, 7 l 1 Ty X X r I will always love you. X. Q XYVJ-3 3435 J 1 I1-um rwhm B 1fn,f raf- H Ivlmnr CSLASS Cmms Sm 1'n'r4 l.M.llF H lfll UINSN HELVN STEPHEN 86 Delta Alpha Pow-VVOW. The pulsing throb of the tom-toms echoing vibrantly across the campus beckoned the girls to the Delta Alpha pow-wow in the wig-wam of Big Chief Tolley. When they arrived at the wig- wam, they were greeted by members of the Delta Alpha tribe, who presented them with feathered headbands and led them in to the pow-wow. After they had seated themselves on the leaf- strewn ground, they were welcomed by Big Chief Tolley and the pow-wow began. The girls listened, enthralled, as the old tribal story teller, seated by the campfire with the tribe members gathered around him, began to relate the Gulf Park version of I-Iiawathaf, Through the mouth of the story teller, old No- komis spake to Hiawatha, telling him many things about the Great Pearl Father and his great wig- wam on the Gulf-i-mec-0, which was always filled with little Indians. She cold him of Smith-i-ha-ha of the bird voice, and Mahl-Saywon, the medi- cine doctor endowed with great knowledge of the pink pills, who danced away all evil spiritsg and as she talked, the girls saw these scenes unfold before their eyes. Smith-i-ha-ha singing Indian Love Call , Mahl-saywon dancing away the evil spirits, the Great Pearl-Father's little Indians dancing in the firelightg all these came to life under the magic spell of the old story teller. When the tale ended and the mystic spell was broken, the Indians, relaxing their stoic expres- sions into smiles, mingled among rhe girls. The jingling of bells and rhe rustling of the leaves underfoot was a background music as the In- dians passed the refreshments of apple cider and cake to the girls, pausing so that they might ex- amine the costumes, ornate with decorations of bells, feathers, and beadwork. After the refreshments had been served, the girls joined the members of the Delta Alpha tribe as they formed a circle of friendship and sang Delta Alpha Girlf' ELT Ann Alylwtt 'lane Ainswnrtli Patricia Allen liarlwara He-eler linlnlwie liriwnc lylzirtlia lirnnlys lftliel liryzrn Gay linllarcl lVIilli1'cnt Clexi l5l1lIICfUlVIll Miriam Cnwan l l:n'elic'e C'rnnli P SIGMA f'lfr,y'f Rrrlc' Varnlyn Alert Farolyn Algee Swoznl Rau' Bc-tty Lee Blau' Barlwarzi Blum Thin! Ro-IL' Beverly l'Srmyn Sara Brmyn l o111'th Ro-zu Martlia 1.66 Burns Agnes Butz Fifflz Raza' Nancy Cook lfraiice-s Cnrn Sixth Rn-rc' Martlia Crnnly lQatl1al'i1n Dayinn Sf'1'f'11fl1 Ron' lilivalwtli Doolittle' Lois lfivli 'lean liclwarcla Uranic lfy'c1't,. llifjllfll Rau' Annu Ciasmy Nancy Girlingg ,lane Gillespie loan Urillin Nillflz Rflli' Marjorie Grnlmlvs Jeanne Ilarrelcl Mary Iillcn llarcly Barlwara llawkmxnrtli fllfllfll Ro-lc' lVlary l,ynn llayncs Mary Allen llexs Alanis Ilays Pnlly Ilnclwncr uf N. 1 ' ,X , 1 -I ,--- 1 ,dk GX X l 3 -lu l lil. ' X f fl , L I , Pk ' 'fflv . ' A,A1,1 11 xxx j .Xf 'Q l l , X X X X X 2- -A F X 4-.'Vi T, XL 1 JJ L 1 lXl K U I v 111 ,.,, Q, 1 Z' , . Y l. ' ' ,1 x L51 1 - 'ug Q LH! vi J , , f'li1'.1'f Rf,-21' M111'iI111 lllllllllt' Hctty Illll -lUIlL'S fltblllllt' lllllli Xlt'lllll'IIC Kcllct! Su om! Rom' Iuyce liellett Nl11'i:1111 I.:111gl1li'11 xlflll Kllll'kEl'l1f1L'lx?l' Xlc1111 l.cftwifl1 Tllinf Rffll' Leslie I,ivi11gst1111 Alllflll lxllllI'!Tl1lLllllxt' Betty Alu I,f'flIl 51111111 lx'l1lf'l3VI'l'Y 1 n111'1'l1 Rll'ZL' Shirley lNIc'Mz1ki11 lNI:11'y Miller Nlolly Megenl lillcn Nc-well Fifth Ru-21' cYl0I1lliC Nuzum ljllllllll Pyle U11illc1'111i11z1 Perez li111'l1:11':1 Re1111r1' Si.YflI Rllfi' Betty Ricsen 1:11111 Russ R11sem:11'y Rollinx Mary lTl'1lIlC't'S SCI 1 S1'1'1'11fl1 Rain' jean Schaeffer Mary Sl10lllLlt'l'N Pvggy Sexton Betty Si1r1pm11 ffiffllfh Ruff' Nancy Sloan C':11'11I Steve11w11 XI:111iCe Squirex Gco1'gi:11111z1 S111111 Ninth Ro-11' Jane Tippin l,illis XVl1itc 1:1116 XXlZllICl'lTlllll C':11'11ly11 XVillwrt 'l'1'11fl1 Ruiz' Xlucly XXll5llt'l' K11tl11'y11 Sue NV1'i ht Xl c:11111c XV11mlz1 1'1l Betty Yurk DELTA CHI SIGMA k OFFICERS MARGARITI' .IURDAN . . . ffmilfmf F 5 , IO VARNADUVV . . . l'i1'1'-I'rr51tl1'11l H ' '5 V MARGARE1' 1s1a1,1. . . . .su-ff-,fmfy NANCY HUNT . . Trfa.f1n'z'r' I,IiA VVARD .... . Chllfrlalll MISS POLLY SILVER . ..... S' f707150l' Colors: Rainbow Shades Flower: Sweet Pea Oh, it'5 you, Delta Chi, you're the one that We love! G. Oh, it,s you, Delta Chi, that rve're thinking ofg F ' .J Your rainbow colors, your standards, too, And to them proudly We'll ever he true. S When we come the end of the earth and the sea. X MN N X Back at dear G. P. C. we will all long to he, 5 X For it's you, you that make our dreams come true! 1 1 l Delta Chi, you're the one that We love! MARGARET JORUAN ju Vuwmuow MAHGARE1' Bl:LL NANQ' HUNT LH W'.uuw Po1.1.x' Suv 90 Clulm Delta llii. A night club on Gulf Parlcls campus? Yes, for one night, Club Delta Chi was in full swing and was the swanlciest Club on the Coast. Not one thing was missing to give that ultra atmosphere to their opening. Guests were greeted at the door by two in- ebriated characters to show the true spirits of the Club. None other than Mannie Poch and Louise Tuclcer were the jolcers to get bounced out of the Club. As the customers came in the door, they were seated at tables covered with white linen table cloths to get that real night club loolc. The candles on each table cast a shimmering light over the Club. When all the guests were seated, two perky cigarette girls in satin uniforms went from table to table giving out favors. Then the spotlight centered on tall, darlc, and handsome Sister Jordan, who introduced a chorus of seven gorgeous beauties. Hazel Scott, one of the featured performers contracted a cold at the last minute but her place was superbly filled by Jackie Cox, the famous boogie woogie piano player. Again nothing was omitted at Club Delta Chi, even the celebrities were overwhelmed by the wonderful performance. Those present were Miss Lolann flsauren Bacallj Harris, Miss Jeanne flsana Turnerl Saclcmann, and that vivacious and exotic Miss Lillie fCarmen Mirandal Wil- helm. Miss Joan Estoup who made the Gulf Parlc bobby-soxers swoon rendered a heart-brealo ing version of fini, another featured attraction was the famous dance team Jo and Bucky of the Spanish Ballet. Delta Chi Specials and Rainbow appetizers were ordered by the customers. Their orders were filled promptly by six cute waitresses. As a finale everyone joined hands and sang the lovely Delta Chi song. Everyone agreed that the opening of Club Delta Chi was a huge success. ,N . X V, Y :Al fyliio i K iylts ' i XXX X N ISK N XQA ell? r 91 BELT CHI SIGMA l ir.y'f Ro-ze Virginia Alherty lone Avis SITOIIII R010 lletty llermonnl Orlene Blnttler Third Ro-zu Daphne Buclmnan Betsy Cansler 1'l0l1I'l'll Rau' Desha Clayton Phyllis Connet Fiffh Ron' Betty Crow lJLlll'lL'l2l llzirlnntl Sixfh Rout' -Ioan Iistoup Lorene Frier Stmllfilfll Ro-ze Ruth Gr:1y Lolzinn llZlI'l'l5 Eighth Ron' Peggy Holtz lfthel Hooge Ninth Ron' Joanne johmon Betty Journey 'lam' Mzieklin Barbara Barth joan Belcher Betty I-Eouelm ral Sallie llroyyn Ann Carter Lois Cheek Nelwyn Cooke jackie Cox jean Donaldson Georgia Ensign Shirley Gerling Marilyn Glover Elizabeth Harrison jo Holmes Sarah Jennings Paula Jernigan Lllllll Lners Ileiskell Kemmer r ffm Fr Q 5-fx ll l w . X l if Sonia Malek lVl:1rilyn lVl:1ylwv Ann Pate -lean Pnttemn xlunct R1llll5l5lll'g -lllllt'lf9 Rugt'l's Helen Rox Jeanne Sackmann Peggy Southwell Marizrn Stevenson lvlllfllyll SUIVCI' Marilyn Sunclerlin Betty Travis I.0lllSC' rIlllt'liL'l' Nancy XVclver Kate Vllelty joan XVinn Norm 11 XVnml Fizxvz' Rolla SFFOIIII R014 Tllirfl RIIZC l ourtlr Rrrzc Pqtxy blade Fifth Ron A l lll'll1t'fll Sturdu ll Sixfh Row lx lfllCllll6 IX lVI'uf.,1ret Thxlwut Sl'7lt'lIflI Rm Be tx lrnes N IIN YK llxt'l Eighth Rolzc A Illlle Vllll16lIH Dinnzl VVilmn Ninth Ro-zc lIll1Lt'N X ord M cred VS rl lrt Bettie XVyn'n 4 cn 4 Q F.. ra Z MARY JANE 'I'I'RLIiY . NANCY MAHI-IRY . DORIS POUNDS , I JEAN DRI'RY . . I 5 BETTY COLEMAN , . . 5 MISS VIRGINIA PARRISH . I ti I Colors: Blue and White I2 Je Long after tlvese days I 0 Have passed into a memory Welll look back to you, Sigma Psi, I i And remember the faith, all the love and ideals, M Tlvat distance can never untie. l To you, Blue and White, I We pledge loyal endeavor To do what is fine and riglvt. Tlvouglz tlve years come and go, We Want you still to know Tlrat We are true, Sigma Psi. A SIIUT OFFICERS . . Prrsidfvzl . If'ite-Pnrsidfrzi . . Secretary . Trr'asurr'r . Chaplain . Sponsor Flower: Blue Iris .F Wt ,I ll xii II R MARY JANE TURLEY Nrmm' MAHEM' Dems Pomvus JEAN Duma' BETTY jl:AN COLEMAN VVIRGINIA PARRISH llltitelke i im' 7I 'T,-1 4 X, W Sigma Psi Circus. The circus is in town! What a gala night for the members and rushees of Sigma Psi Iota So- rority. Under the big top was found all any eager-eyed youngster would wish for, from saw- dust on the floor to hot dogs and pink lemonade -and all for free! The gay crowds eagerly pushed forward as Barker Anne Gentry urged everyone to Step right this way, folks, the big- gest and best show on the coast is just about to startli' Once inside, the crowd was entertained by the music of the unsurpassable four-piece band and by Phoney Photographer Turley who wandered around snapping candid pics and developing them on the spot. And when the show actually started, such a galaxy of stars and talent have never be- fore been gathered in one place. Slew-foot Sue Hutchens kept the crowd breathless as she wob- bled back and forth on a tight wire strung a full two feet above the ground with no net under- neath. Mad-cap clowns had the audience roaring with their antics while the circus band played loud and long, led by no less than two majorettes, Jane Quisenberry and Emogene Olson. But Tarzan Dillon and his constant companions, Cheetah de Ben, straight from the heart of deepest and dark- est Africa, chased these performers from the ring to make way for other friends from the forest, including Ailing Alligator Robinson, Monkeys Simmons and Franklin, and a remarkable tap- dancing horse whose rear and hind legs somehow seemed to resemble those of Louise Hume and Lyle Probert. After a full evening of merrymaking, the crowd was regretfully urged to File on out peaceably, ladies, no shoving please! And so the Greatest Show on the Coast folded its canvas and disappeared after its terrific one-night stand. 95 an-n-,rf .I r it fa l l SIGMA PSI IUTA First Rau' May Stiles Artz Elaine Bishop Sue Ann Baskin Bobbie Bowden Sevonil Rau' Charlotte Boyle Sylvia Carp Earline Burke Conchita Chacon Third Rout' Peggy Clark Irene Connelly Sarah Clark Nancy Cook Fourth Rou' Barbara Covert Nancy Cutchin Mary Lou Cromer Melanie de Ben Fifth Row Sallybelle Dent Marda Dorward Shirley Dillon Joanne Field Sixth Rau' Grace Francis Anne Gentry Marilyn Franklin Martha Giddens Barbara Gillis Sfilfllfll R ou' Berly Girling Lutricia Goodman Shirley Going Sara Green Kate Haggard Eighth Rou' Betty Harrell Xen Harris Nell Harris Caroline Harrison Betty Heard Ninth Rau' Carol Hicks Pax Hom Virginia Neal Hill Louise Hume Betty Hutchens Tenth Rau' Celeste Kremer Helen Lawrenz Dora Lou Lamer Patricia Long Cynthia Lunday if l C Q J? lim Wlllx -Q, Q, YQ Louise Martin Muff Mayo Rae Alice Martin Mary Moon Second Rau' Mary Lou Moore Emogene Olson Doris Murphy Roberta Oplinger Thira' Rau' Patricia Osborne Elizabeth Page Marjorie Osgood Sarah Pearce Fourth Rau' Agnes Potter Lyle Probert Billie Powell jane Quisenberry Fifth Rau' Phyllis Roberts Lockert Rogers Alice Robinson Marcella Rogers Ruth Rogers Sixth Rout' Patricia Rudloff Sue Shirley Margaret Shirley Annette Simmons Mary jo Sternberg Seventh Rau' Marian Stover Nancy Thomas Peggy Taylor Betty Ann Thompson Claire Tolley Eighth Rau' Geneva Trim Barbara Van Aller Peggy Tucker Billeann Vine Catherine Walton Ninth Rau' Lida VVasson Becky VVhittenghill Beth VVhite Ruth Lloyfl VVillett Gloria VVilliams Tenth Rau' Shirley VVilliams Caroline VVilson Elsie Vllilsford Nancy VVood Esther Yerger ,H it I 'kia fi I A ,fi ,f o eff I I Jw 5' ' i . ft 1 , Vw f f Z Lovely to Look At-Deliglitlul to Have. Mama Cox could really he proud of everyone of her Chicks the night of the Tri-Sorority Banquet. The girls all looked beautiful as they were reflected in the mirrors of the Banquet Hall at the Edgewater Gulf. VVe were enjoying a de luxe, delicious, and cleleetahle dinner to the soft strains of music furn- ished lay a Biloxi orchestra. The program, with the three sorority presidents, sponsors, and junior speakers, was very entertaining and original. After singing each sorority song, Delta Alpha Girl, To You, Sigma Psi, and lt's You, Delta Chi, the party hroke up and we moved on out to the dance floor to practice up on those new. steps. All in all, it was a wonderful evening and one that we will remember always, NVQ are the Sponsors, Presidents, Pledges-'l'href. i-Q' x,. I3 47 M fl if-'fd , X I Q is ,,L i f ,x R, Q 9 nw sm? ww ,Q- :SU t , 5 gg x-, 1. ,- ,mn 'wp 1 3 ':44 1 Xt thc I'ftlgew:1tel' Gulf ilflffi-i'il'i1l'lIllI'-Y 4, Hgh. The presidents, jane Tolley, Nlziry -Izrnc Tur- ., 4 4 v Icy, .ind Sister jordan, presided over and spon- sored this hanquet. Thank you, presidents three, for filis evciiilig. Besides this, tht- lmfl In Rigflfli Sister .lords pit ide-nts h.1u .in 1mp.1rt:int position in school. 'I'ht'y sc-let-t llUlTlillf'l'5 for oH'iCcs, :appoint cominittccs, and :ire junior Ilos- tt-sscs for dates, and than after :ill this, they work for their sororities. VVe think that thu' have dont- ll grand Joh, G. C' Q 1 f if 5 Jin E414 if N,ww MW N gi 2 2 1, L E 1 The members of the Samovar Club are the girls who take art, design, costume design, and interior decoration. Classes in the studio are very informal and good fellowship is shared by all. Each month the best work of the students is exhibited on the honorable mention board. At Commencement time, the art students have their big annual exhibit of the best worlc done . ' 4 vim ' ,-5' ff. . Q vw'-53. gb. 'fin' ART S'1'l'DIO throughout the year. And one of the high- lights of this year was the trip to the Shear- water Pottery in April. The samovar, which we have chosen for our title, is a copper urn which stands for hospi- tality. In Russia when friends come for a visit, Russian tea is served from the samovar. There is a samovar in the Art Studio which represents the symbol of hospitality and is found wherever art students gather. X I if fx 0 100 'W it SAM ri. A H lf, L l 1 1 ,I l Vxfl ,-. l -- ,,l lplitf' X-1 :rx ,mx lfillru IL-fl fl? , 1 -- X L 1 I xxx. . . fj 1 OFFICERS M . , 1:51, 1,. N W 1 1' T'w ,ll -IILXNNF SAVKINI.-XNN . , l'r1'xi1ln1l lr 1 X' lr 1K Q r- - 5 1 X -'l-f--1 , l.lI,l.IlC VVll.lllil.M . . . Sf!I'l'f1lIAj,'-7'l'l'll.fIlH'l' l C' , ki' ' , ll V ' A Miss SARA 14. SMlAl'll .,,, . . .s'p,,,m,1- if fy L , 24 ,1 ww MISS C'lIRIS'l'lNli NUR'llllRl'l' . .S'fm11,crn' , LQ '1'J MEMBERS H1111 .xllI'Il :X1111i1- l.z1111'i1- llomlgc xloymm' K1-llm-It llllllllil l'1lC llQll'Ulfll Alvrl fxllllk' fivlllff' -l:111 l'illif'l'QVl'l3lll'lxl'l' l5:11'l1111':1 RK'llllt'l li1ll'l51ll'Ll li11rtl1 Sl1i1'lv1 fit'l'llllj,f Miri:1111 l.:1111gl1li11 llclcn Rox 71111111 liL'lCl1t'1' Qlllllt Gillespie lean I,cltwi1'l1 ,Ie:111 fik'll1lt'l'l:t'l' Sara lii-own li1l!'l31ll'll Uillix Pat I,o11g Mary ,lo Ste1A11lw1'g.g l5evc1'ly HIWNYII Mary Glam C'1'11tl1iz1 I.11111l111 A-Xclxl 'lam' SIl'l1i'l' Guy l311ll:11'1l Marilyn Lilovrr NlllIl'j' N12ll1E'l'f K:1tl1e1'i11v iliiljllll' M:1r1l111 l3111'11N 3:1111 fil't't'll Althilll lVl:11'111z1cl11lw lic-tty fxllll 'l'l1o111pNo11 S:11':1l1 C'l:1rlx M:11'io1'ir lirulwlwx Sz11':1l1 Mz11lw1'1'1 cllillft' lllllllfj IM-J141 Q'l:11to11 l5111'lv111'11 lI1lVKlxNXNlll'Ill Muff lxlilyo l'1'g1111 'l':11'lo1' Mry llorix fllllllxllll C'o1111i1' C'o1111ct Nt'lXX'f'lI Cowlw H111'l111r:1 cl'lYUl'I l l014L'Il1'C Croolx lXl:1rtl1:1 Vroolx livtty from lXll'llllllL' mln- l31'11 Noll lllll'I'lN lnnis lluw Betty llczlrml Virgi11i:1 llill Pat ll11l'l1 lietty llllU'llt'IlN cltllllllt' l1111iN Silfilll 'l1'1111i11g.fN lwlllff Millvr li1llv:11111 xllll' Mollie Megfr lNr'1Ill'j VV:1llw1' Shirley lVl1'M:1lxi11 hlilllt' XV41lte1'111:111 Betty Xxl1lNllllljlilDll Lillie XVill1el111 Nfll'lIlSl XVoo1l lirnogem' Olson lxIIll',llll'lC' Osgood Siifilll l'v:1rc'e Doris llflllllilh NI:11'tl111 Ximlix Mrx. .-X1L11cN l'ott1'1' lletty York I 101 MARY AI.I,,IiN IIFSS Iidiloz'-ill-Cllirf Xllg the StaH have atunnpted to shovv every phase of the average Ciulf Park girhs hte. YVe liave Uied to record here a Iuctorud ineniory of all the gornl tinies that yve liave liad together and the new friendships we have made. NVQ' hope diat yvhen yoii look hack through dim !Xnntud, niayhe yvhen you are hoiwe cleaning not iiuuiy years troni noyv, you yviH stop aiul hrhlge the years with loving renienihrancex It yvas not possdde, niuch to our regren to he ahle to vvait hn'guctures of the three-act phng liehingrath Clardens, and the fvatchez 1aip,zw :dl of these photographs had to he in early and of course, hoxv vve gradtnnes vvoidclliave loved to record oin' beautiful Cfoniniencenient Cfere- monies-Class Day, Baccalaureate Sunday, the Senun fea and l3anquet,'Torchhearer Servke, the hlay Pesdvaland hnaHy Chaduanon Bhghn l :un sure yve uillzdl have tears ni our hearts if not in our eyes, when we realize that Gulf Parkisoverforus Hut now as you turn through our Annual, censure or prahe in and forgive us our nustakes lor the Sud? gnes to you udth high hopes that vvhich has been otns for nine nionths-the 1946 SEACiULLl STAFF MARY AI.I,liN IIITSS . , . . . El1'if0l'-ill-Cfliff Rlwlill l,l,OYD VVII.I.li'I'l' . .l,f,tiJfzll1l f:'i1'il0t'-in-Cf1if'f KIAUKIIQ COX ..... .... I 3u5im'.v,r .lllllllllflff BARBARA RIZNNIZR . .lsxisfani I311,vim',v,r llvllllldflfl' HlflSKlfl,l. Klfl'vllVlFR . ..... Lif1'I'ary lfdilor I.ILI,IIC XVll,HlfI.lVl . . .lrl Edilor lN1ARY l3lfl,l'llFR , .... Y jinffx Eilifor LUVISIC 'l'l'C'Kl2R . . . . Pllnlnymplfif Edirol' ISYLVIA CARP . . .lyxixlazzl Pflflfflflfllffllit' lfdilor ANNIE GASOVV . .....,. lake Iidilor ICARLINIT l3l'l-Zlili . ..... ldQ'.'rli5i11g1 lllllllllfffl' MULLY MFUITIC . . . .l.f.vi.lf111l .1t1'7.'l'I'fi.YiII!f Afllllllfffl' ,IICANNF IlAill2liI.D , .... Cirrzzlalion Mazurgrr llli'l l'Y 'l'R.-XVIS ,.i. . .'l5.fi,f!U1f Cirfzzlafion llllllllllgfl' llilllllilf lllilxrllf .,., ........ T yfisl hlliiii VIRGINIA PARRISII . . Fllflllfy .'l1ffL'f.vz'l' 102 ll ! l l l l l 1 Il l l l il i fl li ll il It lf il l l l ll l H li ll 1 l i 1 i 1 I l r i I 2 I l l l l l l i l l l r l llc-zu' Stall: This pziglc is for you who liznx- so willingly gjivvii your tiniv znicl niinil to thc' SIKA fil'l.l. this year. XVC know you lizwc put in lllllllj' hours on it when von conlil lizwc- hc-vn off :intl ziwzw. To Louise Hlnnv, who hzis typt-il c'x'c'i'ytliii:g1 ll'Ulll Covell UD COVCI' XVL' QIYL' Ullf ITSDCCT Zlllll 7 zulniiration. VM- think shc hzis ilonv :1 grxinil joh :intl l know czicli one- of von will think so too. lo thi' Scnioi' incinhvrs, Ruth l,loyil, lzmliiu-, Hciskvll, Klznw, Lillie, Lonisv, :intl slzickiv, thanks for sclit-ilnling pliotogrziplis, turning in ilrziwings :intl collecting lists. 'lihc sluniors, liet- ry, Klolly, lg2ll'l72lI'2l, and Anne, gzwc us exct-llent writc'-ups :intl IllXYilj'S ilinl cvvn more than thc-ii' shzire. Anil our sweet High School girls, Sylvizi :intl slcannc, lit-lped with the pliotogrziplis :incl wc'rc always ri-zuly to clo any of rlit- johs willing- ly, wc' give crcclit to for kccpingl ns iiispiiml hy their cntlinsizisni. To each of yon, 1 ggiw nw lic-:n'ticst thzinks for unix lirtlt hit ion clitl tm tht Si x GL!! lr .-1-v 1 is inileetl appivfiatul :intl l think you will Zl'Q1l'L'L' with nic when I sziy it wzis Z1 tzisk worth whilv. W . , r V n, .. , H XUUVS f 'll5'- Miss VIRGINIA V.-XRRISII lH1f lilPl'l'HR' ziiifffmf lilAz'i.wr Nl'-IIUI. lfff lv' fl,lZf'f-' lVl0llN lVle'gL't', Anim- Cinsou, -lf-.uint Han.-Iii, ll'lIlS-L' Humv, luulini- liinl-in lNl.nx Allen H4-.N Ruth llovtl Vfillctr. H4-ish-ll Kvninicl, lVlmv lit-laln-x, lminst- Tnclsri. Sliimlirzlig: Sxlvii imp. Ii.i1lw,1l,1 H4-nm-I lXli-,Q J l-Ariisli, Bcltx' rlilavls, -lflflflt' Vox. ll,1lllc Wlilhclin, not in pictuwl sc s asdwl 1.1-If to Right. Smmlmgz ,loan Belcher, jo Varnadow, Mary' Jane Turley, Betty Ann Thompson, lVlarian Poch. Xi'.114'i1: ,lane Quisenhi'ri'y', Ann Pate, Nlary Glass, Virginia Albertv, Miss Goo, Jean Donaldson, Jeanne Sackmann, Lois Eich. STAFF A strange happening! For once dessert fails MARIAN PUVII -.... . . V lfflilvf to interest the students of Gulf Park. Tongues -IANIZ QVISENBIERRY . il,f.fi.f11m1 Edimr are not wagging an accompaniment to the Al PIA N N li SACKM A N N .... li11.vi111's.v fllarzayfrr JUAN BICLCHER . . ilssislanf lf11Ji11r.v.v l lf1llllllfjI'I' VIRGINIA ALBI-IRTX '..... l,ifrrary Eifilor MARY GLASS . . . . .lrl Edilw' IVIARY JANE TVRLEX '...... S'porl5 Edilvl' PIQUGY .IO VARNADOXV . .l5.Yi.fllllIf Spnrls Iidilnr LUIS IQICII ...... flllljiftll lfifilnr liIi'l I'Y ANN 'l'l'lUlVlPSUN fxlljflillll Etfillu' ANN PA'l'lf ..... .X'01i1'lj' lfifilln' .IIQAN DONALDSON . . l.f.WIlIllfl' lzlfilnl' INIISS ,llfANl'fT'l'lf BROCK . . Tyfixl NIISS IDA IVIAE UUE . . . Alflfllljlll' scraping of spoons. A delighted hush falls over the dining room as the student body and faculty eagerly read the latest edition of Tam- my Howl, the school magazine. Each issue is read from cover to cover, for it is the very pulse of student life and activities. In its pages are reported all the happenings of the happy life at Gulf Park. Besides this, the Tammy brings inspiring messages, delightful poems, and articles from faculty and students alike. Through the Tammy Howl, the power of the press is wonderful to behold! l TA U LITTLE SISTERS EL Nelwyn Cooke -Iean Edwards Lois Rich BZlI'b2ll'2l Gillis Nlary Allen Hess Ifthel Hooge Nancy Hunt Jeanette Kellett GRANDDAUGHTER -lezin Leftwich LITTLE SISTERS Ht-islcell Keminer Nancy IXIahery Temple Joyce AcAfec Shirley lN'IcNIakin Agnes Potter IXIzn'cellz1 Rogers Juliana Rovirosa Gloria Sallonni Sue Shirley Klarilyn Stnycr Alzine VVz1lterinan Carolyn VVilbe1't Iflsie Vvilsforil Nancy Xvooil Slildrcil XVri'ght One of the star entertainments of the year at Gulf Park is the banquet given in honor of the Little Sisters. The festive occasion is celebrated with formal dignity and there is always a promise of an inspiring message from Dr. Cox. Also hon- ored at the banquet was our granddaughter, Jean Leftwich. We have decided that Gulf Park must have what it talces because the girls keep coming back. We are proud of our Little Sisters and hope that we will have many more to come. 105 L 'F-, OFFICERS I,OIS IQICII .... ..... . . Pr 1'.f Iifflll JANET RAINSBFRG . . . fin'-P l'z' .vidrnf MARY LOI7 MOORE . . S 1'f- rrfary-T r'1' axurfr MISS LOIS SMITH .... . Choral Dirnlor MISS HELEN STEPHENSON . . .'1l'l'0llIf7HIli5I MEMBERS Ione Avis Betty Bouclmrtl Sally Brown Phyllis Connet Jackie Cox Nancy Cutchin Pat Dnrland Georgia Ensign -Io Field Mary Allen He Nancy Hunt Betty Heard Jeanette Kellett -Inne Macklin joan Marmaduke Leota Petty ss Lyle Probert Donna Pyle -Iane Quisenberry Shirley Schroers Marian Stevenson Marian Stover Ian Squires Geneva Trim jo Varnadow Nancy VVeber Frances VVood Everyone loves to listen to beautiful music and grams at school, has sung in churches and in if you can loolc at beautiful girls at the same April sang for the Rotarians' National Meeting time, it is even more enjoyable. in Biloxi. Their fame has spread far and wide The Glee Club this year, besides giving pro- and we say, I.et's have more songsln 106 rl E ear, 'Gm-5 DNV CM! A' l SERVICE UAUGHTEII5 EL' OFFICERS C I'R'I'IS SMIIII . . . l'1fuiiII'11f ANNI2 GIiN'I'RY , . . l'i1r-l'n'.viJr11l HOBBIE ISOVVDICN . . . .S'wfrf'm1'y-'I' 1'f'z nzzrn' MISS VILLA HULMICS . ..,.. Vfwzziffz MEMBERS jackie Cox Mary xlllllt' Turley Vluily XVisner Doris Poullnls The Service Daughters Club, consisting of girls whose fathers are or have been in the armed forces, is doing a Fine job this year. They, with the help of the students and faculty, have adopted two war orphans-Andre, of French nationality, and Andrew, from India. It is this organizatioifs duty to provide them with necessary funds for Nginvy XVIMI shelter and food. Also from time to time, boxes are sent to our foster children containing clothes, etc. The Service Daughters also sponsor drives for clothes for the European peoples and help put the Red Cross drive over. We hope our Service Daughters will continue their good worlc in the future. ,ar XNN ABBOTT . . . . . l'l'1',riJr'11l ANN l'.'XTl'f . . . .N'r'1I'rI1Irj ll ANNE S.-XCKIN1.-XNN Ann Alylwott Sue Ann Baskin Margaret Bell Orlene Blattler Betty Blayv Barbara Blum C'l1arlotte Boyle lVlartl1a Brooks Sallie Brown Sara Brown lithel Bryan Daphne Buchanan Martha Burns Sylvia C'arp foncliita Fhacon Peggy Clark lrene Connelly fonnie Connet Nancy Cook Nelyvyn C'ooke Mary I.ou Cromer Pat Darlannl Sallylwelle Dent ' L . . . l'in'-l'n'.citfr'11l lCTlllil. BRYAN . . CAPTAIN De JAIVIQ . ....... X 'flflllilll' -lean Donaldson Berry Doolittle Marcla Doryvard jo Field Grace Francis Nancy Girling Beryl Girling Mary Glass Sara Green -loan Grillin jane Gillespie Betty Harrell Carol Hicks Peggy lloltv Pat llorn I.allie llunlgings Paula Sue Jernigan 'loanne johnson Betty journey -lean Leftyvich Betty Lyon Sonia Malek joan Marmacluke S Marilyn Mayliee Molly Megee Mary Miller lillen Newell Connie Nnzum Hmogene Olson lilizalweth Page Ann Pate -lean Patteson Guillermina Perez Billie Powell Betty Riesen Phyllis Roberts Alice Robinson I,ockert Rogers Ruth Rogers llelen Rox jean Rosa xlnliana Rovirosa -leanne Sackmann Gloria Salloum Mary Frances Scalimle Nancy Sloan . Trwzuilrrl Mary .lo Sternlierg Carol Stevenmn Marian Stover Peggy Taylor Betty Thompson .lane Tippin Betty Travis Geneva Trim Mary 'lane Turley lyiary VValker Catherine XValton Lida VVasso'n Ann XVernet Uarolyn XVill1ert Ruth Lloyd XVillelt Diana XVilson lflsie Vvllsforcl joanne VVinn -Indy XVisner Nancy NVood Norma -lean XVoonl Frances XVord Martha Xidis Ili!-XS LE EHELE F RAN I5 Fur! Kung Lvfl In Right: Nlargaxcr Tlubaut, Shlrlev NICIYIIILQIII. KIJIIIYII Flllllkllll lV1cc-pmaxulclmti. Pcggv I-lolrz tprcsldenli, NIJIIIVH ln- hofe KTrea5urer5, EllZ3bL'l'h Sturdlvant lSl'CI'L'I?ll'V,, NITAYIIYII Sunclsrllu, Betts' Hermond. Suurnl Ron: Bettv lean Coleman, HL-lu' Vim-N. l.orvnc Fl'll'l', Bobbie Brmcoqf, Sue Slurley, Barbara RL-nner, Haxbara C-vert. CLNIWIIIC Inma, Jean LL-ftwlch, Tfvzml Knut ,Ivan Drunk Loulm- Hume, Carolvn Alger, Beckv Xvlnttlnghlll, Shulev Srhxoers, janet R .11nxl'urg. Francew fmn. N1arxlvn Glovex. 'Imp Rnuq Captain Dc ,lawn lD1ro.Cteuxl, Sallvbcllc Dent. Florence Crook, Pat Omlworne, 1N1ax'v Slwwulders. Alume Gcntrv. N1Jl'l3I1 Stove-nuon, flaws Tullev CWUHHIE Nu zum. Nw! nz l'ufun': fVl.1l'garut Slmlcv, BMW Slmpaon, janv Tollex. BANUUET UE ST CHX-XHLEMI-XG 1 .-Xfldrcss dc lwimwlnlnc :lux clevcs, par M, Iidlllilllli Dc wlniw, l7ir'cctm' dc 1.'Ifmcig11cr11cl1t des l.zung.:uca RUITIZIIILWI Tons les una, pour vvlchrer In Suint-Charlcxnngnc, Mcxdcxlwiwllcs, votre pl'L'SCllK'C Ce wir n cc lwallqm-t ici ll Gulf Park, les clcvex dc nm Claus-ex elc fran- clcllmlmstxw que vom ITlL'l'iIt'Y cu tous poinh nm plua mis, qui out jllhlllfll cette date obtcnu :lu muinx 1:1 FiH1'E'l't'5 fclicitatimls. Illllfllllt' B, wut l'0IlVit't'N ll un lmnnquvst. jc vuus lea offrc dc tuut roeur en Slblllllliflllll que vwux Ck-Mt une llI1l'iCllllt' mntume de I'Nl'1lIN't' que 'nom Continuiez ll hrillcr clam lkltude dv In hella- langue smnrncs hcureux ale suivre. fr:1nc:1isc. I.c :S illIIVi6l', 1946. +A X '--. 'Q' Q Bobbie Briscoe MARY BELCHER . OFFICERS BETTY BERMOND .,.. . I'iff'-Prrsithlzr ELIZABETH STURDIVANT . MARJORIE GRCBBS MISS CECIL RAMSAY . . Carolyn Alert Barbara Barth Elaine Bishop Bobbie Bowden Ethel Sara Bryan Clark llesba Clayton Millicent Clesi Betty Nelw Barb Mim jean Coleman yn Cooke ara Covert Cowan Betty Crow Melanie de Ben H CTI MEMBERS Marda Dorward Lois Eich Gracie Everts Barbara Gillis Ruth Gray Kate Haggard Mary Ellen Hardy Virginia Hill Sarah Jennings Heiskell Kemmer Celeste Kremer Nancy Mahery joan Marmaduke Sarah Mayberry 110 Muff Mayo Mary Moon Doris Murphy Emogene Olson Pat Osborne Marjorie Osgood Elizabeth Page Lee Petty Lyle Probert Phyllis Roberts Lockert Rogers Rosemary Rollins Helen Rox .lean Schaeffer . PH'5rt1'4'11f . Nfl rrlafy . Trrzzszww' . Sjmmwr Sue Shirley Annette Simmons Patsy Slade Peggy Southwell Mary .lo Sternberg Marian Stover Georgianna Strong Louise Tucker Barbara Van Aller Lea XVard Lida VVasson Beth VVbite I.illie VVilbelm Judy VVisner EAL HTS CLUB ,lx l I l l 1551135111111 EU ST EL O OFFICERS BETTY SIMPSON . . Pwiidrzzl RIITH GRAY . . . . l'i1r-Prrsiiiwzzl GLORIA SAIIUIIM ..... . .S'f'u'1'l1zz'y-Trwaslzrrr Y MISS I.I'C'Y I,OI'ISF IIATCIIICR . . . .S'po11.mr l, C MEMBERS Iinrline Burke Carol Hicks Agnes XN7l11lI'tUIl Porter Mary ,Io Sternlnerg Doris Ruth Cniikliii In Holmes RllSCITllll'l' Rollins Carol Sreveiiwli I Annie I.1lLIl'It' l7ucl,ge Uvlcstc Kremm' Ueurgizl Salloum B1lI'l5lll'il Yun Alle: l 'lean Iinlwards Cyllflllll I,uml:1y Mary' Ifrznnces Sczlficlc Ruth Lloycl XVillvtt Barbara Gillis Rae Alice Martin Putay Slade Mzirtlm Xinlis Doris Murphy Ijcggy' Southwell I ...,--4 Ill l ll OFFICERS RUBIERTA UPLINGER . ..... . . l'I'e'JIJ1'Ilf -IIiANIiII I'Ii KELLE'I I' . . . l'if'f'-Pnuidrzzi SHIRLEY IJILLON , . , Sf 'f'1'4' iary-Trrzlszlrrr MISS IDA MAF GOI? . . . . Sjvonhr Class of Senior Speech Majors in the VVOrksh0p. mu: 'E' F.'2-1 ,il- 111 May Stiles Artz Ione Avis Jody Belcher Margaret Bell Elaine Bishop Orlene Blattler Betty Bouchard Bobbie Bowden Earline Burke Betsy Cansler Barbara Ann Carter Desha Clayton Frances Corn Nancy Ann Cook jackie Cox Betty Crow Pat Darland Elizabeth Doolittle Scenes of rhe Christmas Play. MEMBERS Georgia Ensign -Ioan Estoup Gracie Everts Nancy Girling Shirley Girling Jane Gillespie Beryle Lee Girling Mary Glass Nell Harris Betty Harrell Xen Harris Betty Heard Polly Huebner Virginia Hill Ethel Hooge Louise Hume Nancy Hunt Paula Sue Jernigan Joanne Johnson Margaret jordan Heiskell Kemmer Dora Lou Lamer Patricia Long Marilyn Maybee Temple lVIcAfee Nina Norman Pat Osborne Agnes Potter -lean Patteson Donna Pyle Barbara Renner Lois Rogers Marcella Rogers Ruth Rogers Betty Simpson Annette Simmons Peggy Southwell Mary 'lo Sternberg Marian Stover Elizabeth Sturclivant Marilyn Stuver Ueorgianna Strong Kaye Taylor Nancy Thomas Betty Travis Geneva Trim Peggy Tucker -Io Varnadow Ann XVernet Kate VVelty Lillis Vlhite Shirley XVilliams Joan VVinn Norma Vllood STATE ALABAMA ARKANSAS ATLANTIC SEABCARD , --A+ v , 1 7' he ,, I' ,,i:4j3l'.uf3',fn , .. , . - gf '11 . :QE is ll 'V f .' ua I f '1 , X ,. 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Presiding over this is the May Queen and her Court-in fact it is given for her. This year you will find the UNO Court being held at Gulf Park. The May Queen and her Court, chosen by the student body, are outstanding students and it is only fitting that some recognition be given to them. Therefore, we present the May Queen Court. Q9 E ff 5' 'W g i S 'ixx 'Q 1? BAYOL' PORTAGE AT HUCKLEBERRY HILL MISEELL EUUS We're going to Huck for the weekend. What a world of fun and relaxation and enjoy- ment that sentence contains for that lucky group of girls who are off after school Saturday for Huckleberry Hill. Situated about eight miles from school on a beautiful bayou, Gulf Park's country lodge pro- vides unlimited fun and entertainment for any girl who goes there. The spacious cabin has a big living and dining- room combined, with an open fire place. And how good that blaze feels on chilly evenings when everyone is sitting around toasting marshmallows and talking or playing cards. Facing the bayou is a big screened-in porch that is perfect for warmer evenings and for re- laxing in the daytime. Also, downstairs, there are two big bedrooms. Then there's the loft upstairs. equipped with spring cots, and it is there that it's the most fun to sleep-especially when itls raining on the roof above your head. There are rowboats and the bayou affords the perfect place to use them. It winds along end- lessly between banks of tall marsh grass and here and there a little side stream branches off, inviting you to follow it. At Huck everyone sheds her more formal dress and attited in comfortable jeans or shorts, girls play games or cards, go rowing, or sunbathe, ac- cording to their inclinations-just relaxing. Nearly every weekend of the school year is taken far in advance by groups of twelve to six- teen girls who go out with a chaperone from the physical education department. But twice each year-once in the fall and once in the spring- classes are dismissed and the entire school piles into buses for a day of fun. Volley ball games between classes and between the students and faculty are held, girls hike all over exploring little side trails, a few take the boats and row down the bayou, some sunbathe, and everybody enjoys the picnic lunch immensely. At about three o'clock, the tired, sunburned, but very hap- py girls climb back on the buses for the trip back to school. Spring is the ideal time to go to Huck and it is then that it is most in demand. Every Satur- day the truck leaves, full of baggage, bedding, and girls anticipating a grand time. Every Sun- day it returns with the same cargo, perhaps a little the worse for wear, but singing merrily and exclaiming Oh, I had such a good time! The nights and days at Huck are ideal. For the book-weary Gulf Park girl, they are idyllic. Here one can dress in old clothes, lie back and just laze. But one doesn,t spend all her time in this desirable fashion. There are too many things to do. In the spring the camellias, azaleas, and japonicas burst into bloom and fairly call for someone to come and admire them. For Miss Knoth's Botany class, Huck is paradise, for here one can find numerous small flowers and blooms to add to her collection. Oh, how those girls do run when the call to dinner comes. And who wouldn't when one can eat those delicious meals prepared by the care- takers. The table fairly groans under its load of delicacies. And still the girls call for thirds and fourths of the pancakes and honey for breakfast and the luscious chicken and mashed potatoes served Sunday noon. When at last dusk comes and the sun sinks into the marshes right beyond the bayou, every- one is willing to go inside to sit in the living-room around the crackling log fire and play cards, lis- ten to music, and read that latest magazine tht she just couldn't get around to at school. But there are some die-hards that just won't give in even then. No, such people as Weezie Hume and Prema Turley have to organize snipe hunts with Caroline Harrison, Nancy Hunt, and Shirley Dil- lon as the unknowing and unsuspecting victims. But you have to admit that Huck is an ideal place to send victims off into the woods clutching the burlap Snipe bags in their hot little hands. And so at last to bed where one finds she is short- sheeted and that rocks under the pillow do not provide the soft downy rest one might wish. Ah, sweet revenge! There's really no getting around it-we just couldn't do without Huckleberry Hill! 134 -1 fa, -M4 in-5., f W.. 4 N. ibm:- J H , . XWW? NNW Ax 3 Q1 Y mg af if .Al u Ka. K 'Q 1-'vi New Q 'EN if X, W , ,. ,L.AA, , Nw! 3 4... i f f 'f www : :Sf ,X 1' X. my: f NMA Q f. ww ,, A, f K ? X - fs ,,,, I , , V T.. is . Ag 'P' S 'af' wb , -ix-w..k .kwfIS'kEs0wk R FW, W.. . . x N MQ? '15 WI .ami u. Ur? EVANGL Posing at the Capitol. Giving Bienville the once-over Seal of Louisiana Lucky Tourists. T Pl I P Louisiana State Capitol ut liatnn Rouge-, wc-nt through 11 sugar null in tlu- 'lla-ch country illlll, of course, visitcml tlw picturcslu' lmunt nf lfrzm- Sinvv tlu' wur has lwvn nwr, Gull' l'zu'k has gc-lint-. After visiting tlu- lwnutiful Axm-1'y lx- l'K'lllhl1ifi'll Mlllll' nf its wnmlcrful trips to points lilllll :intl trnpivzll glzmlvns, rlu- girls swept lmcla ul lllll'l'L'5T in flu' Sllllfll-fllt' l'lY2HljlClllll' 'llrip tn their fnstvl' lunnv, full of vxpc-l'i1'lu'm-N tn rc- l was unc ul flu-sv. 'flu' ggrmnp tlmt wt-nt sun' tlmc lzrtc. 7? ww' A 1 A fry: 'W Z5 l l 1 Au lk ..'x 1 Aff .xr f XJ C W W M E H E H A N T MARINE DANCE G EVERYBODY SINGS C C Ai 41 f L X, C'-9 il '5lZA7yf'N-NY INF .51 v -f-N MSE I QS? 52 XVe enter noyv the saered shrine. VVhere Kampus Queens and students play4 ' VVhere mortal foihles brightly shine l VVhere buzzards buzz and donkeys bray. 1 1 1 Klerehant Klarine: How much do you yveigh ? lkleg Glass: Oh, not enough to spoil the erease in your trousers. 1 1 1 lkliss Criffhton: Have you read Ito a lfield 2' . lllouse' ? Betty York: How do you get them to lis- tenn? 1 1 1 This dress is rather long for nie. Do you woman, may l sugges YH department. have anything shorter? No, llm sorry l dont replied the sales- t th lf you try the eoll'u' 1 1 1 l'm sorry' that l hayen't a nickel. said Pat Harland as she handed the bus driver a ten dollar bill. Uon't yvorry, lady. You're 'going to have 198 of them in a couple ot minntesl 1 1 1 lllerchant Klarinez Your stockings are wrinkled. Gulf Park Girl: l hate you, llm not yvearing any. 1 1 1 I like jokes when theydre not over my headfl That's the yvay l teel about pigeons. 1 1 1 Captain de -laive: XVhat did you do during the holidays 7' Judy XVisner: Uh, l yvent hunting. Captain: VVhat did you hunt ? Alndy: Bottles Captain: Kill any?' v Judy: Yea, a couple on New Year's live. 1 1 1 You can never tell hoyv ll girl will turn out until her folks turn in. 2- Klr. Golding: Ullere, young man, are you go- J ing to kiss that girlfu Sailor: l'lr-a-auh no, sir. Klr. Ciolding: Then hold my hooks. 1 1 1 .lo Varnadoyv: Chick, hoyyls your fellow? Cliiek liellett: Mlihatls my business. yloz NVell, howls business? 1 1 1 bliss lfulson latter a long leeturelz .'Xiul noyv you are tree to ask questions. lxate Uleltyz lfr-what time is it T' 1 1 1 Nlillie Clesi: Did you ent your hair? liuteh Harreld: l'No, l 'ust yvashed it .nd it shrank. 1 1 1 -I I va It you think your lite is just a series ot and downs, stop and consider the N o-N o 1 1 1 llse lnnnpo Soap. lJoesn't latherg doesnt bubble: doesn't clean. lt's just eompany in th'- tub. 1 1 1 Nell Harris: Kisses are the language ot love. liuzfyt l,et's talk it over. 1 1 1 Sailor: C ioing my yvay, babe ? ' lt ' ' l,olann Harris: Klv dear sir, Ill have you knoyv that public street eorners a1'e no pl lee tor you to speak to a strange girl yvho lives at Hardy Hall, phone 9J33l3. 1 1 1 NO I-HPS, NO CURVES, NO ERRORS! l've dieted until l'm tyveak: l'm truly thin and slim and sleek. llve put to route the demon tat: l have the contour ot a stat. l've Hung my torso to and troy l've strained and trained yvhere it yvill To my massense l'ye made ten trips And noyv I haven't any hips. lint though l'm lean and slim and slink, And teel big league and in the pink, 'yVhat end did all this tg-Heet serye ?- A man's a sueker for a eurvel S Kliss ll:1r1ly: YVh21t is 2111 fllltlllllhfyl -lillll' Aiiisworth: An optimist is ll 'girl who looks 21t :1 shirt just lmck from the follege A . l2llIll1ll'y' Ellltl S2155 Uh W1-ll-my room will look - - vu lH'fl't'l' VK'ltll Il l1lL'l' Clll'f1UIl Illly XYZIX . 1 1 1 Sailor: Hello, Betty, C2111 I see yflll tonight? l'21t Allen: Sure thing, -Iohn, come o11 out. Sailor: Hut this isn't john. Pat: And 1'n1 not H1-tty, hut eoine on out. 1 1 1 l'll'2llllilCZ HLll11ll'lUffl' Hoyle, quit walking on 1ny feet. Shorty Gentry: YVl1y Sllilllltllllf she walk on them, you 1'lo. ' 1 1 1 NflI'lllZl Vvflfltll Do yflll think I C2111 IUZlliC hun happy? l,o Rogers: 'WVell, helll 21lyy21ys h21ye soine- thing to l21ugh 21t. vu 1 1 1 lliss Crighton: Hxvllill' three H'UI'll5 ll!! college 'vi stuclents 11se INOSTIJ ylfllllt' Belcher: I 1lo11't know. Bliss Crighton: ' 'Co 1' reet . ll 1 1 1 1 Kliss Holmes: 'YVhy is lfnglish e21lle1l the Kliss linoth: lJon't yo11 ever get tired of 1loing nothing? H lxlilfllyll lXI2ly'l'K'CI Yes, lllillillll, hut I stop :1n1l rest tor 21 yvh1l1'. 1 1 1 Roses 21re 1'e1l, Violets 211'e blue, cJI'Cl1l1lS Zl1'C 5111511 Xlvflllltl 1l21n1lelio11s1lo? 1 1 1 SI11-'s IICYCI' h211l El sol1lie1' take her in his 21r1ns, Shzfs never h211'l 21 sailor l'IlX'C about her charms, No Gl. ever wooecl her, ancl the reasonls sim- ply this- She was llllllfll too young for the l21st war ,Afill much too ol1l for this. 1 1 1 It is11'tso Illllfll the r21tioni11g, 01' taxes, or t21lk otinll21tio11g The prohlem worrying niost of 11s Is this thing they e21ll 1lllI'ZiflOll. 1 1 1 'llhey 1nisse1l the turn, The Cill' was whizzen, The t2111lt was hern, The lLlI1CI'Zll hizzen. 1 1 1 niother tongue? 1 s X' s-'.- li, -, if ..- ,,,- .,s I , . . tlfillytv Cnllcspu. L.111s1 t.1th11 111111 gets to Atkx dumb wry IS H dom.. A dom, ,S 5, drug' 'N' 't' lloetors llSll2llly' give lll'lIQS to relieve pain. ' ' f ll1:1'etore Z1 1llllNlW girl is just what the 1loCtor fll'llL'l'l'1l. ,V -vy . 11 l . I V 11 Wolls llotto. l,1t us p11y. 1 f 1 'lihe Sl'll1lC'llf gets the 21nnu21l, The school gets the fznne, The printer gets the money, 'I'l11-stuff gets the l5lilIl1?. 1 1 1 1xICl'Cl12lIlI Marine Zlllll Cl.l'.C. girl signed Ollf to go to the show. llrs. llleyer was HCZII'-l'5y', so they went to the show, 1 1 1 'lihey 2ll'C 1ll'lYlITg1 2llOI1g the Beach Road .... Hill: You look loyelier to me every llllllllffk Do yflll know y1'h21t that is 21 sign of? XVe1-zie: HSLIVC. Xvfllllll' about to l'LlIl Ollf of twig ll, bm . . 0 xl Squirrley: Sometimes you seein so manly and other times absurdly elleminate. lVhy is it?'l Cleorge: Heredity, You see halt ot my an- ' nv censors were men and the other halt women. 1 1 1 Prema Turley: I hope illama Rine doesn't come out here without warning and catch us making love. Don: Hlllaking lovel But we aren't. Prema: l know it, but l thought l would warn you, just in case. 1 1 1 l.ois: XVe've been waiting quite some time for that mother ot mine. l.loyd: Hours, you mean. Lois: Darling, this is so sudden! 1 1 1 NValt: I don't like the way you walk. Sara: That's tough about you, junior, l walk to please my public. 1 1 1 For XVhat They Are Famous: lllary Glass: How darling! lllannie Poch: Non Nobis Solumf' Annette Simmons: Ah-ha-San Al1tIJlli.li Gloria lVilliams: ls lllama lkleyer coming ? Bliss VVise: You use that word, don't you? lllillie Clesi: Quick like a bunny. Barbara Covert: VVell, toodlef' l.ouie hloore: Hlzzat so P lllartha Crook: You know what l mean. Orlene lllattler: You look like a tree lell on you. 1 1 1 Connie Connett: Cluy. Shirley Dillon: VVhere is he l VVeezie Hume: Lead me to him! Sara -lennings: That hacks mel Sallybelle Dent: He was a rummy ehar- acter. llrlarilyn Franklin: You can just forget it! Shirley VVilliams: lX'Iy word. Doris Pounds: Now, I tell you. Jeanne Sackmann: Hmmm, could be. jackie Cox: Hee, hee, heel jane Quisenberry: Jackie, stop laughing! jane Gillespie: Oh, crumb. lllary Allen Hess: 'Tm just cru-s-shed. Shirley Schroers: Oh, for heaven's sakc-sl ln youth she had a shape like a b eautitul sleek ship, hut as the years went by, her cargo shifted. 1 1 1 lmagineg Gulf Park without a bell- Dinner without an immediately aftern- Pat Allen without john - hliss lfulson without -lames Robinson ltleiskell liemmer without a man- hlr. Clolding talking like a Yankee- Clult Park with no post otlice- 1 1 1 H ere's to the chaperone! llay she learn from cupid .lust enough blindness To be sweetly stupid. 1 1 1 lllrs. Cox: Some of your gowns are litt proper, other are just fitting. 1 1 1 .luxf llllllffjlllf 'lihe inlirmary with no pink pills. Klary Belcher without Robbie. llliss Parrish not calling illr, lfulton. Shorty without those wise cracks. hliss 'llhompson falling from a horse. Dormitories without hostesses. Dates till .2 a.m. -lane Gillespie with straight hair. Rlillie XVright o' tall. Lo Rogers wearing size 2 shoe. Chick liellett being naive. Doris Pounds with black hair. liarbara liarth studying? ing ani Inimitable Jody '!Gymkhana. Quite an Arr! Low Tide. You Rat! Waiting. The Rovmg Photographer 11. Just Resting! MIX 3 'f BGB J' A r- ,fr If ' 4. E Slumming with Curry. Beauty on the Bench. After the Ride. Waiting for the Bus to Come In. The Gophers ready to go into action. New Xi is Q if 6. Barefoot Babes. 7. Ship Island Bound. 8. Come to Baby Dof' APSHUT in S ALMA MATER This our Alma fllater will forever be Loved and honored and cherished, Gulf Park by-the-sea. NVQ' will sing thy praises, and to thee be true, Nlay our loyal sisters from thee blessings accrue. Give them of thy bounty, and thy happiness too. Ai.nER'r V. Davnfs. f 1 f NON NOBIS SOLUM Non Nobis Solum VVords with challenge fraught, Rich intent and purpose To our lives have brought. Q, Power transforming, Guidance true and firm, Increase our will each day From selfish thought to turn. Non Nobis Solum VVOrds emblazed in gold, Loyal hearts their message XVill forever hold. Q, motto noble Shine before our eyes And light the path of service That before us lies. Lois E. Smrrn. 1 Y Y GULF PARK IN THE SOUTHLAND U, Gulf Park, in the heart of the southland, VVhere beauty and laughter over us weave their spell, Q, Gulf Park, we live in thy sunlight, llhe dreams and romance that only our hearts can tell. XVe hail thee with a song of devotion, VVith friendship, we bind thee around, Q, Gulf Park, may our hearts ever cherish All the beauty entrancing that in thee we have tound. .Al.RliR'l' V. lhvnas. Ciult Park, lovely college by the sea, l love you. XVhen 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, heart, lt's Gulf Park for mel .AI.BIiR'l V. D.xvn-.s. G-P-C we love, extol thee, our noble school and grand, Proudly we shall ever hail thee over all thc land. G-P-C we love, extol thee, sing joyfully thi lar. Ci-P-C we love, extol thee, forever and a day Y 1 1 SONG TO TI-IE MAY QUEEN Klay Queen, lllay Queen VVondrously beautiful May Queen, Homage to thee we pay. As we crown thee XVith hearts glad and gay. llay Queen, lllay Queen, All rejoice, Proelaim thee sovereign, Love's own choice. Lovely Klaidens, lieauteous ones who surround her, Tend her graciously now, As with charm before her you bow. Gulf Park's garland, Fair to see, llay Queen and lllay Court, All hail to thee! XVlI.I.H-I'l l'.-X livx x s Lois Ia. bm rin. And we'll sing your praises with a gladsomt MAGNOLIA BLOSSOMS ln joyous lllay time when the earth has awakened Life springs everywhere: CVVhen fragrant blossoms fXVhen heavy fragrance of magnolia blossoms And the lilting birdsongs fill the air: XVe re-affirm our loyalty to Gulf llark ln whose happiness we share. And we implore High God that all her future service, wrought, Be radiant as our Senior toreblight flare. Wie know that lacking vision people perish, YVorthy aim forgot, they failg ffxuul strength and valor CAnd ofliees of beauty, strength and valor Are not cherished full without availg YVe know the course of runners must be for- ward, l,ight be passed if truth prevailg And we, united, pass our emblematic taper, bright, 'l'o all in Gulf Park questing for the grail. llay memories of this our Alma llIater, Of this golden trysting hour, flnspire living flnspire and sweeten every day of living As a glorious magnolia flower. lIay every hope and dream and aspiration, Given to us as our dower, llluminate each heart and mind and guide us bravely on Until we move with wisdom and with power. XVIi,i,Ii5'i'i.x Iivxxs. All hail to Gulf Park, the college adorned NVith beauty of land and of seal l,et this be our song where our praises belong: lVe pledge our allegiance and faith unto thee, IVe lay on thy altar our offering of love, Renew it from day to dayg for joy thou hast brought, For truth thou hast taught, we acclaim and we bless thy way. XVn,i.ns'i 1.x Iivtxxs. W to 1f1Y'7? Y Gulf Park Cclffi TORCI-IBEARERSI SONG l,et our torehlights all be shining Klay they gleam as those of yore, l,ilte those ancient vestal virgins, Ciuard our fires for evermore. IVe will keep your fires all burning They will 'guide us through the years, YVe will all uphold your standards N ou, our seniors ever dear. lVe shall miss your kindly graces. IVe shall miss your loving ways, lVe'll be true to all you've cherished And hold high your sacred flame. :iXI,IZl Rl V. llwiis 1 1 f A SONG AT TWILIGHT Sunset and the peace of evening, Slow fade the shadows 'mid the pines, 'l'wilight o'er the earth is stealing, Nature is still'd and silence reigns. Constant in the thought of love enduring, On high we lift our lights To bear them bravely thro' the night, Bright with hope renewed And strength assuring, Be to us a shield, A shield of right. Shine bright, torches softly burning, Beacons of cheer to guide us on. Bright light: light of faith and sacrifice, Now our path illume Till dawn is won. AI.BIiR'I V. Drxviias Thirsty? Dive in? Hubba I-Iubbalv Fountainhead. Leg's Eye View. Beach Party. Our Li1' Man's SELF-uf 'iw 'll VWII A gif'-NV! ., , mink f 4 'fra' f i The encl of a hard day. 8. Ainlt Love Grand! 'QOver the Bounding lVlain.,' 9. Sweet smile, sweet girl. Two Guys and a Gal. 10. Wll3f,S up, NDN? Well, what are we waiting for? 11. 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Vollcy Ball rl'11111'11:11111'11t fAl1111i111's Ya H igh Schmil l. H1lCliL'y' T11111'11:11111'11t C,l1111ir11's vs. Sv 11i111's l. l'eb, 7-llockey 'llonrnannent lilnniors vs. lligli ' Q School J. l'eb. afvolley Hall 'llonrnannent Chlnniors vs. lfeb. 1 1 l'eb. I2 lfeb. ig l'eb. Ili lfeb. 22 lfeb. 26 Seniorsl. -Ur. l,onis llinstoclir Cain NVQ- l,ix'e witli Russia? -Dance l,l'2lQIllL' lianqnet. V-Rabbi Nathaniel S. Sbaire: 'l'lie Struggle for Religious lfreeilom in tlie llniteml States. iSignia Psi Uaince. elleltai Alpliai Dance. -lfreilericlc hlagel, Tenor of Kletropoli- tain Opera. Klaircli 2-Klairrli Gras Ball. Klarcli March K l aircli K laircli Klarcli Klarcli Klaircli Klarcli March 5-Klalrili Gras, Trip to New Orleans. ii-Tour of lalellinglraitli Clairilens in Klobile. I4-Caulet Kliilsliipmen llillltl presenteil Il Concert. io, 17, IS-Natchez l'ilgrimag1e. 22-Sfll1lL'llt Dance Recital. 23-Delta Clii Dance. 2Silg2ll'lX'CllC on lieacli, Spanisli Clnb. 26-Tliree one-act plays, proilncerl by Senior Speecli Klajors. 30-lfnil of Tliircl Quarter. Pan-Hellenic Dance at Cl.C.KI.A. Trip to Horse Show in New Urleains. April 2, 3, 4-Basketball Tournaments. April 4- Spring Again, a three-act play giv- en by the xlet Klaskers. April April April ,expr-ii April ,expr-ii April April April April Klan' Klan' Klan' Klan' Klan Klan' Klan' Klan' Klan Klan' 7 v w v 1 S, lm, 7-KKKl.L.A. btate Lonterence at fri l IH I3 l-l lil 2 I 25 so Qei1ior-Sopliomore Grail nation Prom. 4-. D I2 I4 io 23 26 27 P 28 29 Allison Kvells. lnnior llance. . . fs. a B-Home ltconomics lrip to Xen' Or- leans -rllliree one-act plays, proilnceil by Senior Speech Klaijors. - H igli Scliool l Dance. -lJl'2lL'IlL'2il Arts llanquet at tlie lxmlgge- water Clnlt Hotel. -Diploma Recitals, Speecli anil l'iamn -lfaister Snnilay, YKV.C.A. Snnrisr Service. -Diploma Recitails, Speecli. -Student Klnsicail Recital. B-Diploma Recitails, bpeecli :intl X nice. YKV.C.A. Klotliers' Dan' Service. Diploma Recitals, Speecli :intl Piano llraictical Arts Clnb Tea :it Pink Cot- ta ge. 24, 23-Last tests ot the Yearl liaccalaureate. Clartlen Tea. Torclibearer Service. Cli'a1mlcliildi'ei1's Party. Horse Show. Klan' Festival. Class Day. Banquet for Clraulnaites. Kvaiter Ballet. Alumni Lnnclieon. Commencement. APPHECIATIU Last but certainly not least is this page which we reserved especially for the expression of our sincere appreciation to the many individuals whose help and whole-hearted cooperation made this book possible. There were times when we wondered seriously whether we would have the Sea Gull winging its way back from the printers at the end of the school year. But always there were those who lent a most welcome helping hand and were a constant source of encouragement and inspiration. We wish to take this opportunity to thank the following for their efforts, the hostesses for sitting patiently endless hours while individual portraits were being taken, members of the faculty for their assistance in getting group pictures and for overlooking so cheerfully the many inconveniences we caused them, the administration officers and staff for handling hnancial matters and countless other tasks and their advicei Mr. Fulton for the en- tire photographic jobg Mr. William A. Benson, Jr. for his personal interest iiln this book, and of course, our thanks to the woiiderful student body for dooperating with us through every phase of the task.l As this book goes to press, we have detected no errors. In the event, however, that errors are discovered we offer our apology to those indivi- duals concerned and ask their indulgence. We have exhausted all means in our power to secure accuracy and correctness. The worries, the mistakes, the last-minute deadlines are at last all over- yet through all this it has been a real thrill to see a glimmer of an idea emerge into being and to watch it develop into the pattern of a yearbook. We leave it now with the happiest of memories. 150 Q lon? .yefef . . PATRUNIZE UUH ADVERTISERS HANCOCK BANK SERVES THE MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST ir GULFPORT PASS CHRISTIAN PHONE 43 PHONE 73 BAY ST. LOUIS PHONE IO8 HOTEL ARKI-I GuhfporJr's Finesi l-lolel Every Room E4 A Gulside iff '.,, :1'12 :' Q ,..-y . '1 Wir Bari A l rooms Modern and ,,rrr.- A ' f1-1 if' 1? f 'I Y - only ': ' , ii ar ff ii E 2 ' ' ,:.,4 . , j rifeimi QW , E? is Q ii Eg E HOW' 3 if f ii ff 3 :B sm ff E - 553 7 f, rg if , sv, YT S ,.A:f:Vv:.' ,4 1 1 -giifgg' --f-Q W :': 3 Q S , : ,:j'. L f -I i '4-, -,,.,:,:,-:.-:- II ffif, 1 rm ::: -:'- .-..- ' Vfz' A W W . ..' ' --..Q- Q X -:Q1'2',M- A '1 .M Iir 1 ..A 1 ..'. 1' -'A f :'2 A' ffl 'A:- ' ' :':A..' '-W: .,,, ,'. ...A A A .?,-: f - , -'-l L 4., A 502 s Q A ' -1 ssis 'd's lyTg..f?e -- AQ W ' l EUROPEAN PLAN Sludenls oi Gull Park College, Jrheir friends and relaiives are cordially inviled 'ro make lhemselves al home in Jrhis holel whenever lhey are in Guliporl. Crysial Ballroom Beaufy Parlor Ariosian Svvimrning Pool Roof Garden ll6O Feel Above The Gulil Air Condilioned Coiiee Shop Gold Room Barber Shop Complele Valei Service Auiomobile Siorage Garage Travel and lnformalion Bureau An lnsiiiuiion in Keeping Willi ihe Grandeur and Beaury ol Jrhe Mississippi Gulf Coasrw Member of American Ho+el A. P. SHOEMAKER, JR. FRANK FAGAN Aggociafion Managing Direcfor Residenf Manager THE CORNER HOUSE Locafed in The Marliham l-lofel For Giils, Novellies, Sodas, Sandwiches, Candies, Erc. Jus? fell your lriends To meer you al The Corner l-louse H Pafronized and Approved by Gulf Paris College urihv up' Jaunly Jr. Van RaaI+e Carolyn Modes, Swans Down 0 SILK UNDERWEAR Q QQATS o Suns Q DRESSES Rl1y+hmSIep Jeanne Barrie . Rice-Oniell 0 COATS 0 SUITS 0 DRESSES o gp-IQE5 Claussner I Brewsler Archer I Dobbs o HOSE I 0 EIMS Doro+hy Gray, DuBarry, and Millcmaid FACIAL CREAMS AND CLEANSERS 0 Schiaparelli 0 Tabu 0 D'orSay O Guerlain PEREUIVIES Complimenls 1 of INSURANCE AGENCY LOOSE-WILES BISCUIT Hanan Building SuIIe3I3 Bakers of Q PHONE 82 GULFPORT, MISS. GREETINGS TO GULF PARK JACKSON AND TAYLOR ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE Life. Accidenf, Aulomobile, Fire Represenlalive The Travelers Insurance Company HARTFORD, CONN. Bank of Gulfporl Bldg. Telephone 46 Gulfport Miss. Complimenls of HANCOCK INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. INSURANCE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES Fire, Casualfy, Fidelify, Tornado. Bonds A. A. SCAFIDE, Ageni' Phone IO8 Hancock Bank Bldg. BAY ST. LOUIS, MISS. BRANDON 8: LONG INSURANCE AND BONDS PHONE I3I3 GULFPORT, MISS. STEWART-SNEED-HEWES Incorporafed INSURANCE AND BONDS Insure and Be Sure I4I4-B 25+h Ave. PI10I'Ie I70 C-ULFPORT. MISSISSIPPI Wiih Our Cornplimenis Io Gulf Park Colieqe Whom We I-Iave Ihe Pieasure of Serving I'I. T. COTTAM COMPANY PHONE I82 GULFPORT, MISS. FRANK'S PLACE For FruiIs and Produce Oysiers in Season Phone 9I4C WE SERVE GULF PARK- LET US SERVE YOU LORAINE FLOWER SHOPS CoasI's Leading FIoris'r for Three Generaiionsn GULFPORT PASS CHRISTIAN PHONE I959 PHONE 234 Free Delivery Io All Paris of Coasi BILL ADAMS, JR., Proprieior TOIVILINSON INSURANCE AGENCY S. A. TOMLINSON, Aqenf Hancock Bank Building PHONE I35 GULFPORT, MISS. Compiinnenis of RANKIN-WEBB INSURANCE AGENCY GULFPORT, MISS. PHONE 3I GULF PAINT 80 GLASS GU., Inc. PainIs, Varnishes, Wall Paper and Glass WE SERVE GULF PARK-WI-IY Complimenis of BARRETT'S CLEANERS TO The Siudenis of Gulf Paric CoIIeqe YOU? We are Graiefui for Ihe Privilege of' i Serving You PHONE 522 PHONE 6 YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME AT GRANTS WALGREEN SYSTEM DRUG STORE Phone .702 IIDUTZ SODAS-LUNCHES-GIFTS-DRUGS I CIGARS-MAGAZINES THE MERCHANTS COMPANY OF MISSISSIPPI The Mosf CompIe+e Wholesale Food and SUNDRIES Grain Service in The Soufh Eour+eenIh S+ree+ Nos, 22I7-I9 I Phone '877 QULPPQRT I 28+h Ave. and I3Ih S+. Gulfporf I I I I COMPUMENT5 oompnmems OE OF THE JAY-JAY MOTOR G ,, . , . I c:oMPANY u por1', Mississippi Phone II36 Phone 35l I MERCI-IANT'S CAFE I Gef If Prom R Twenfy-Sixih Avenue-Nexf Io Paremounf Theaire. GuII'porI. Miss. EXCELLENT FOOD I . 5. L.oNe, owner Phone 797 I Smifh-Todd Hardware Co. Gulfport Mississippi Phone 8I SOUTHERN SPECIALTY COmP'1merfS Of SALES CO., INC. BUTLER AND BARRETT LAWN MowERs INSURANCE ez: S+. Charles New ofreeee, Le. Gulfport Miss. Phone '28 J. A. STYRON ENGRAVING Barber and Thafcher COMPANY Sporling eeede-Nevelisee-New ENGRAVERS-sTArloNERs Lendirie Library. Gfeehfre Cards 607 Milam 5, 5h,eV,.,pO,i,, La. Phone me eerfeee, Mreereereea Box aoe ENGLISH VILLAGE TOURIST COTTAGES One Bloclc Easl of Gulf Park Recommended and Paironized by Palrons of Gulf Park College PHONE 325-J Complimenfs of E. A. LANG Pass Chrisiian, Miss. INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Complimenfs of GULFPORT OFFICE OF SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO. Gulfport Mississippi Complimenrs of ROBERT H. CROOK Cerrified Public Accounranr Meridien. Miss. S'IraI'aIcos Candy Company Makers of FINE HOME MADE CANDY AND PECAN PRALINES BARTLETT CH EMICALS, Inc. Wafer or Gull: Park College Purified by Chlori- naiion wirh Diamond Brand Liquid Chlorine Sold by BARTLETT CHEMICALS, Inc. New Orleans, Louisiana MARINELLO BEAUTY THE Y Hur SHOPPE Appreciales Your Palmnage 24I7 1-wh S+ eelfpefi Mies Complimenrs of QULFPQRT BELL CAB COMPANY Phone 2 Twenfy-sevenih Ave. Gulfport Miss. LUMBER AND COAL COMPANY All Kinds of Building Malrerial Phone 406 Gullporl, Miss. HOWELL HOUSE For The Gill Unusual Gulfport Miss. Soufhern Srafionery Co. Sfafionery, Greeling Cards, Porlable Typewriiers Sold and Serviced Phone 520 for Delivery GREAT SOUTHERN HOTEL kan '- : , fr ' T , s T 5 5 , Z . X... , ,,,' 1 ff In a Tropical Garden on the Beach Rafes by Day and Monfh HOME OF MISSISSIPPVS FINEST COFFEE SHOP Fireproof Sprinkler Sysfem PHONE l8bl S. J. SAVARESE, Manager 3 I 1 V W gl ti w 1 A , A P 2 I 4 W I A, Jil' ,,,A A youfqfocefk I + n Betterfv K Sify. .g,'.,,,, Q Pro ve It For 5122, ., :ig Kmurself fl-- QL:-1 A ' '-f ' E Be Coffee wise l . ,1,, ..'r4 j . f , E - IO F, P - - - , ,- , ' ' .. ,u S... ..,,. ., , ,.... x'-- it-H ,... --Y -1-II J Y i SALES PHOTO STUDIO COMPLIMENTS Kodachrome Work a Specially OF Leave your lcodalc film al your Iavorile drug slore Io be finished by Sales OF COMMERCE Medical Bldg. Gulfporl, Miss. GULFPORT LAUNDRY 81 CLEANING CO. A Modern Up-'ro-Dale Planl YOUR LAUNDRY, DRY CLEANING, DYEING, RUG CLEANING IS SAFE IN OUR HANDS We Slore Rugs and Clolhing WE SERVE GULF PARK COLLEGE l3I8-22 Thir'rie+h Avenue Phone 280 Gulfport Miss. JONES BROS. DRUG CO. The Rexall Sfore if GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI PHONES I30, I3I GULF PARK COLLEGE BY-THE-SEA A Fully Accrediled Junior College Ior Girls Ouldoor Life Ihe Year Round Delighfful Surroundings and Climale on Ihe Beauliiul Mississippi Gulf Coasl 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 Nalional Palronage, Limi'I'ecl Enrollmeni PRESIDENT RICHARD G. COX GULFPORT, MISS. Golf, Tennis, Riding, Swimming, Boafing and Fishing I I I ' EDGEWATER GULF HOTEL EDGEWATER PARK On Ihe Mississippi Gulf Coasf A, P. SHOEMAKER, JR. Vice-Presic.len+ In Charge of Operalions WAKULLA-EDGEWATER COMPANY Befween Biloxi and Gulfporf Phono l270 Open Ihe Year Around THE ELITE SHOPPE LADIES WEARIN6 APPAREL Phone 4l4 2418 Fourfeenlh Sfreel GULFPORT, MISS. GRAEME-GULFPORT MOTORS Hudson-Willys-Nash 2I I7 I4Ih Slreel Phone 283 O. K. SHOE SHOP For Ihe Besl oi Malerial and Oualily Worlcmanship Leave Your Shoes Wifh Us THE OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY 2505 l4Ih Sfreef Phone IOII S+a+ionery-Greefing Cards-Gifts , J Complimenls of STONE ICE CREAM COMPANY Ihhone I755 2223 Fourleenlh Slreel FULTON STUDIO Phofography in all Hs branches Oflicial Pholoera her of Gull Parlc Colle-be l4+h S SI I3 Q Ire-el Gullporl, Mi Genuine Engraved: Commercial Slahonery, Social Inviralions. Calling Cards SCHMIDT BROTHERS Sleel and Copperplale Engravers Since l894 Diplomas-Cornmencemenl Invifalio Phone Raymond l46I The Yellnw Cab Cnmpany WILBER L. GLASS Manager Ask Abouf U-Drive-H' Service Phone 600 26I2 l4Ih Slreel GULFPORT, MISS. 6I5 POYDRAS ST. NEW ORLEANS COMPLIMENTS ' OF MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR EXCLUSIVELY MISSISSIPPI POWER PM 223 COMPANY GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI HAUSMANN, INC. SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR COLLEGE AND FRATERNITY JEWELRY We Carry a Full Line of Favors Suilable for All Occasions J. C. CLOWER FURNITURE CO. The Furnifure Men FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI HAMILTON BROTHERS CABIBI'S SHOE SERVICE COMPANY, INC. HEATING, PLUMBING, SHEET METAL, ROOFING Mos'I' Modern-in-I'I1e-Sou+I1 WE FEATURE INVISIBLE HALF SOLES Quick Repair Service es 33.433 Qulfporf' M5551 I407 Twen+y-IIIII1 Ave. GuIIpor'r, Miss JOSEPH K. FASOLD, JEWELER We Specialize in CoIIege and Frafernify JEWELRY 24I2 I4'rh S+ree+ Gulfport Miss. IF IT'S IN THE DRUG LINE.. DAY'S DAY DRUG COMPANY Phone I I HAS IT! Gulfpori, Mississippi COM PLIMENTS OF LITTLE MAN'S PLACE RICH'S . FLOWER SHOP One Block Wesi oi Gulf Park Phone 47 Nighf Phone 247 Where 'rhe Gulf Park College Siudenls 24I4 I4'rh Sireel' Gulfport Miss Congregaie THE DAILY HE RALD Mailed fo Your Address for Only 85C a Monih Herald Building Herald Building Biloxi. Mississippi Gulipori. Mississippi MILLER BRYANT PIERCE Division of L. C. Smifh 8: Corona Typowrifers, Inc. Manuiacfurers of lnlced Ribbons and Carbon Papers General Offices and Faciory AURORA, ILL., U. S. A. Mobile Branch L. G. BEAUVAIS. Manager 305-6 Merchanis Naiional Banlr Building Mobile. Alabama MONTAG BROTHERS Incorporated Manufacfurers of MONTAG'S FASHIONABLE WRITING PAPERS COMPLIMENTS OF SANITARY FISH AND OYSTER COMPANY AND CENTRAL PAPER COMPANY Gulf PerI: CoIIege Sfudenfs' SIore Recommends Our Sfafionery Phones 926 and 927 Aflanfa, Ga, New York POSIOHICB Box 363 I7IIw S+. and 26+I1 Ave. GuIfpor+, Miss. MOODY'S Toumsr coum THE IRecommended by Gulf Park Collegel Two MILES EAST or DIXIE PRESS GULF PARK COLLEGE Wh R cI U dl Th B I I CREATIVE o ecommen s nreserve y ese eaufiu. 1 Cool Comps Io Our Pafrons WI1IIe Soiourning on fha Coasf GULFPORT. MISSISSIPPI Box 202 Gulfpori Phone 9I8I GULFPORT PRINTING COMPANY RALPH E. BRASH. Manager SPECIAL COLOR WORK SCHOOL AND COLLEGE PRINTERS USE GOOD GULF GASOLINE Disfribufed by EMBOSSED AND ENGRAVED N' F- STATIONERY GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI Phone 789 Gulfport Miss. l325 Twen+y-eigI1II1 Avenue OF COAST ROOFING AND REED HARDWARE CO. LONGBEACH, MISS, AUTO GLASS A SPECIALTY SHEET METAL Incorpora+ed N. A. RICE, Manager Gulfpori, Miss. CompIe+e Equipmenf Io Fabricafe AII Forms of SI'Iee+ Mefal Work Approved Roofers and Disfribufors of Composifion Roofing. Asbesfos, SIafe and Tile Drink QW' in BoH'les T I ph 374 GULFPORT 29+h A d I fh S+ ' Youjll Enjoy Doing All of Your Shopping New Orleans' Quality Department Store Complimenfs of GULFPORT FEED STGRE We Serve Gulf Park Co'leqe May We Serve You? l600 25141 A Phone l5l G lfp rf M COM PLIMENTS OF BILOXI-GULFPORT CITY LINES Incorporaied I Phone 606 O GULEPORT, MISSISSIPPI , gzmf 3100.71 Refurbished, rernodeIed. reiurnished and reequipped, we are prepared Io give you Ihe Ioesi service possible under preseni condiiions. THE TOWN HOUSE 2406 I4+h SIree'r GULFPORT MISSISSIPPI COMPLIMENTS OF GULFPORT SHEET METAL WORKS MARK THOMAS Owner 24I5 I8+h Sireei Telephone 755 BESSE-HUBER JEWELER CO. Jewelry Thai Is Differeni' for Ihe Person Who Cares I3I6 25+h Avenue TeIephone 679 For Bakery Producis af Their Besi, Visii WEDDING BAKIN6 CO. 2604 I3+h Sheer TeIephone 380 For 'Thai unusual package of goodies as well as siandard baking producfs, call af SUNLITE ELECTRIC BAKING SHOP E. E. BROWN, Manager I3I6 27+h Avenue TeIephone I767 For Radios, Records, and Sheef Music visii' THE RADIO SHOP I307 26Ih Avenue TeIephone II2 NORMAND'S GULF SERVICE STATION I3Ih Sireei 8: 30+h Avenue OULFPORT, MISS. American and European Plan Hofel I Four Miles Wes+ of Gulf Park College Every Room wi+l'1 Tub and Shower Fireproof Sprinkler Syslem, Sream Heal THE GREY CASTLE On U. S. Highway 90 Pass Chrislian, Mississippi Approved AAA l-loiel Telephone 357 GULF NATICDNAL BANK Member Federal Deposil Insurance Corporalion-Federal Reserve Syslem Only Narional Bank on Mississippi Gulf Coas+ Exfends GREETINGS GULF PARK COLLEGE Your besl inveslmenl for The lulure is GOOD l-lEAl.Tl-l. For heallh, a long happy life and beauly, clrinlc Borden's pasleurized millc regularly. Nolhing is more refreshing anol nourishing Jrhan Borden's creamy, smoolh ice Cream and sherbel. ll's so wholesome, pure, and goocl. Remember-IF IT'S BORDEN'S-IT'S GOT TO BE GOOD! PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS Air-fighl' BoHles for Your Prolecfion GULFPORT-BILOXI-PASS CHRISTIAN-BAY ST. LOUIS-PASCAGOULA Phone ZI6-All Cilies Lisled Above M. SALLOUM DEPT. STORE V Besl' of Everyfhing for 'rhe Enfire Family 'Y CORNER OF 26TH AVE. AND l4TH ST. PHONES 673-I69 GULF PARK COLLEGE GIRLS SELECT THEIR CLOTHES AT ITA-AYEI? Convenienf Terms On Any Purchase The Sfore of Service And Safisfaciion Serving The Soufh Since I875 Phone 307 l4l7 Twenfy-fiwurh Avenue Gulfport Mississippi 5 a S' F ll ll l3llS'!Iqlld IS ...I slenuug' ai .X4llt0gl'aFLd Guif Park Coliege Library bf 1 '1 Libriiff Perl? Co. egg ':rr'f'fff' ,1 ,nf-f 4 1-- -. 1 . Q.. y ?4f'. 3.' .ne , IV, 1 : V j. I If 'VY K .M 1 , . 1 I. .. TS, J.: V .. I N' ,, 4 ,, I. I , . 3 l f A X 4 -3 g. V K, 1. . .N . .. . '. ' x K x I'-. -.4-, wsvevf PM ...F W Csggqeff- Vjhfyafy bgu1? PafV'C1 ' N A 1 , 1 Y , I 'y,Xl.v,' I, 'L 'V