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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1948 volume:

r 1' JEAN STEINMETZ 0 EDITOR MARY STEARNS ' ASSOC. ED. Lgvm' 'IEP 'Brut EP 'hah x 0 , L 4 1 W W NRw3g wp 8 1 311111111111 Ihr Qglwm ff0, i .-- i . . . Elinrvmnrh As ye follow through King Arthur's Court on the wings of this, Ye 1948 SEA GULL, we would that we might also seek out the gleam of the holy knights, not only in the leaves of this yearly book, but also in the book of life. Perchance as a mere company of scholar printers, we might kindle in your minds and hearts the desire to go in quest of these golden pages of contentment. If this be so, we were, in truth, fittingly re- quited for this, Ye 1948 SEA GULL. 3 ,wisjy v 'KK a ar e t every turning of the road it hath been our lot to hnd tender hands to help us onward. In truth, these hands have lent unsparingly of their time, consoled, inspired, and understood. And since our love alone must make amends., as we have naught else to give, we reverence in this, our 1948 SEA GULL, Mrs. Julia Rine, our Lady of Honor. Bvhiraiinn I ! 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J .xv 'W 'iff 'Q 7 z fb ... .1 X w ' l I X 1 R Q .x . x VL 1 -Y ' ' .ar gf ZQK ml x . rigs First Row: LUCILLE CRIGHTON . . . . English, History CATHERINE DAWSON . . French, Latin VERMELL VVISE ......... . English EDMOND DE JAIVE . . French, Spanish VILLA HOLMES . . . . . . English, Spanish - Second Row: RUTH ALDERMAN RAPE .... ..... C ECIL S. RAMSAY . . . . Home Economics . . . . . . . Matlzerrzatics, Chemistry, Aviation ELEANOR BERNHEIM ..... ..... RUTH GILREATH ...... , . . . Biology ..... Laboratory Assistant in Home Economics FREDERICK S. ROTH . . . Social Science ' Third Row: JEANNETTE BROCK . . Secretarial Science ALBERT V. DAVIES .......... . . . , . . . . Director ofthe Music Department NEVA VVRIGHT . . . . Speech, Theater Arts DOROTHY EATON .... Speech, Theater Am DOROTHY MCGEE STUBBS -.-- -.-- . . . . . . . . . . . Voice,Piano, Glee Club A7- li 43 6' -wnrqls-u .3 Jam First Row: MAVDE R. FITLSON ..... Grogrlljifly, Ilislofy CHRISTINE NORTHROP . . . . xlrf HELEN STEPIIENSON .... Piano, .'1!'lA0lIlIJl1l1i5l MARY HOFFMAN .......... . . LILA SINCLAIR BROUILLETTF ....... . . Enylislz Ilislnry, MHfl11'll1Hfil'.Y, Pllyxifal Edumlinfi . . . . . Dirf'f!or'0flln'.IrtDvpartm1'nl Second Row: DOROTHY MILDEN ....... . Librarian FRANCES MCELROY ..... I'l1y,viml Elflllxllfillll C'A'FIIFRINlf THOMPSON ......... DOROTHY ARCHER ...... . . Ijllllfilljl . . . . Uirrflor of Pllysifal Ifilrirulirnz 1Jl'f!Ill'fIl11'lIf MARY PEYTON MFEKFR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Riffing, Pllysifal Iidllfllfiflll Third Row' MRS. JOHN NVA'l l'S ........ .IOIIVIIIIHJIII ZFLMA A. IIORLOCK . . .lfflllllfftlllijf 3 N li'l l'A MAF KLFICN . . PHUIO I'm1'liff' Slip,-rq'imr I7 W fs ,Jo QQ EJL3 First Row: MRS. JULIA RINE . . MRS . Assistant to the Dean of Residence MRS MRS. EXNA THROGMORTON . . Hostess MRS Second Row: MRS. ELIZABETH SKEEN . . . Hostess MRS. MRS, FRANCES WARD . . . Hostess MRS MRS. VIDA TRICE . . . . Hostess, Y.IVI.C..4. LEONE M. MEYER . . Hostess OLAMAIE BRYANT CURTESS . . Hostess LUCILLE T. VICK . . . Hostess JUDITH DAUGHERTY . Assistant Dfetician ELIZABETH TATUM Cnot in picture, . . Dietieian ' 18 ml Ulf TM u .,,i'-I--' xxx' wld L, If I rev. , ,V-- ' Q s ,-. ,A 1-, J' . 4 'gl V1 Q . P,-3' ' 1 5' K f 1 2' t K , , L - iii,-'Q l, 'Gia x . ' 1' 2111! f 5 5 QI? , K 1 4. , uhh qw li 1, ,, X vm- . ' ' I Y P' N 'Q X Y' - 5 fS42ffi?'Wli9!1 ,,wf.,:-431. -' my lx if F 4 X' new.-mfiuifigfl-ilAff2s., I ,, - , . f ' -1 fiwf' AQWQ. , , . give .g Q, 9 I gm 1 Q 1' - Va ,2 'Q,4 5 Kg, ' 'Vx M.. x if , 5 .. . . . JL Q A' R- J i ,. '1 si' ' I . f Q . ' 4 9-s . 4 1 I .Q.... Q '41 4 we .SJlvl,l'i'll'l'l0I'l5 Now hath the Spirit of Gulf Park proclaimed A tournament. The crier goeth forth, He raiseth his enwreathid hugle and windeth it Right lustily. Fair folk, hearts true and leal, Come with your lances free from all defacement or of rust Or soilure. Through the leaves now blinketh the white moon, C lose-howered in the hedge the mocking bird doth trill Unto his mate. O come ye, come Caparisoned for jousting for the fairest maids And for the most-endowed maids of all Gulf Park. Display your ladies, colors, joust ye nohly all, And claim the tourney-prize to place upon The lovely brow of your knightly h'eart's own worthy choice. O come ye to the jousting. Come for love, And for honor, and come for your lady's handf, Bugle-hlare, hircls a-trill, morning palely clear, Green and gold the world--O what a day for jousting! LUCY LOUISE HATCHER ? as W' ' -A1 1 W5 WX SYM 'Arr Q9 ' qi xiii! E we Q fig? N L 0 IW' eggtwirm X Yi X f , 9 K 4 Q w 4 W 1 A Q V L 9 N ' Ng cg C n X Vg KQ 1-1g?k'Zff 5 I E Ibis!! X114 1 I L H lg ff' X J , A I ..-,TQ Wgikil- fi' gg 'IZA5 ELS X Q I , , i S47 ly E9 Q' A 5 A l of ' . l IOR LMFFICERS S 1 E l 5 N li ,Y i jf 4 1 w , llq 1 1 i 1 Standing: Hendershot, Steinmetz, McNerney, Se-ated: Bernheim, Golladay. M .Q OFFICERS Q ELEANOR BERNHEIM ........ sponsor JEAN STEINMETZ . . A ANN HENDERSHOT ....... . President JEAN GOLLADAY. . E MARGARET ANN MCNERNEY .... Treasurer ALMA MATER Gulf Park, your Seniors pledge their loyalty, Kind, Gulf Park, your Seniors promise they fwill be ig fls faithful as efvery season of the year: Summer, fwznter, spr1ngtime's beauty, autumn's fheer Though sun and stars may crumble into dust, Gulf Park, you'll he the sun and stars to us. 4 Through darkest night, our guiding light IVill be the flame of Gulf Park, shining bright. L -NANCY WATIS r A 22 f E is is ,l Vife-President . . Serretary First Row .' ROBERTA ANDREWS Second Rau' : ANN BATJ ER Tsxixs TEX-'KS Bm B111if ' Sigma Psi Iota, A.A.g Dance League, SEA GULL: Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A., Treas.g Spanish Club, Viee TAMMX' HOXNL . . u A-CQVVBQYU l . . efficient , I . Pres . . . murder with a racquet . . . l Got Texas in future archeologist . . . Cowboy . . . tiny . . . loqua- ME' SOUI - - - lolll-T and lallkf -H- - all 'f0QlUd Hill . - cious . . . bushels of pep . . . military minded . , . ul HOT Hn0fhf'f bflllef' -- - debfh- piquant. , , , NANCY isluixvm SALLY BLAUX Kmwm, ARKANSAS Roomnm1r Sal Delt Chi Sigma, Pres.g Spani:-h Cluhg Glee Club, Delta Alpha Sigma, Vice Pres.: A.A., TAMMY Treas.g jet Mnskersg A.A.g Y.XV.C'.A. .... that jon HOVVLQ Bit and Spur, Spanish Club . . . YVhere's Wlhitcomh face , . . smart . . . knittin' kitten , . . Tootie ? . . . those dark eyes . . . Frank . . . It's not sweet mannered . . . peaches-aml-crezirn complexion mine, it's Flinn's . , . cute figure . . . XVh-a-a-at? . . . demure . . . Statixties. a Q QQ z W I 0 R S l gb -vs. .div all lr - . ,Q ri-H . Nfw IDRS 15 , 0 3 ' en First Row .' JEANNINE BROOKS GEORGIA Jeannine Sigma Psi Iotag AA.g Dance Leagueg Glee Clubg Jet Masl-:ersg Practical Arts . . . senior quartet . . . our own Virginia O'brien . . , bangs . . . Colquit . . . Gibson girls . . . coquettish. BARBARA BURROW ALABAMA fflgab-S!! Delta Chi Sigmag Dance Leagueg Jet Maskers, His- toriang Practical Artsg TAMMY HOWL . . . sweet natured . . . dates . . . Has anyone seen, Miss VVright?'l . , . bridge Bend . . . ladylike . , , melodious voice. Second Row .' BETTY B RU MBY GEORGIA Brumbo Delta Alpha Sigmag Practical Artsg Samovar, Pres.g Bit and Spurg Little Sistersg A.A. . . . Who wants to play bridge? . . . good-looking suits by self . . . beautiful hair . . . Guess what we made in home ec. today? . . . men in her room. RUTH ELLEN BUTTS OKLAHOMA A Ruth Ellen Sigma Psi Iotag A.A.g Practical Artsg Secretarial Scienceg French Clubg Bit and Spurg TAMMY HOWL . . . sparkling third finger . . . king-sized photo . . . Bit and Spur Queen . . . curly locks . . . flawless disposition . . . Did I get a letter? First Rau' .' Srrorzfl NIARY ANN BYNUINI OKLAIIOMA Sl1ifly Sigma Psi Iotag A.A.g Dance Leagueg Practical Arts . , . Always in the smoker . . . :socks fiend . . , dry wit . . VVell!'l . . . good-looking hut troublesome men . Mardi Gras . . . right now it'S Bill. uality. CAROLYN CARSON KeN'I'ueIn' Pudg1 ' Sigma Psi Iota, See.g Bit and Spurg French Club, 'I'reas.g jet MaSkerSg A.A .... cute H5 a hug? ear well-groomed look . . . our nomination for Sweetest . . . 'lil elf. . . papoose. IORS Raft' .' MARLIORIE CARNES MISSISSIPPI .Wargif Phi Theta Kappag A.A.g Coast Cluhg Spanish Cluhg Practical Arts . . . Southern drawl , . . Curly locks . . . ,lack . . . ghost Stories . . . intelligent . . . individ- . . modest . . . thorough . . . culturefl . . . May Court. SARA NELL COLLINS TEXAS Ni'lIiv Delta Alpha Sigmag A.A.g Dance League, Sec.g jet Maskersg French Cluhg Music Club . . . Dance, Ballerina Dance . . . Ohl um I late again, Sam? me innocent C?J hlue eyes , . . Oh! I've . . , always smiling . . . Dr, Pepper QPJ . . , that . . . th dropped my earring . . . vitality and then some . . . Did you hear what Kitty Said last night? R cgi W :.' I-iiifib Q1 25 i QU 5 Q9 R., X , IGRS First Rau' : JANE CROCKER ILL1No1s ujanieu Sigma Psi Iotag Glee Clubg A.A.g Jet Maskers, Sec.g Practical Artsg Phi Theta Kappa . . . Bill . . . quiet grace . . . gorgeous auburn tresses . . . Pastels . . . Bill . . . our jane Eyre . . . dimpled chin . . . May Court. JULIA DAIGLE LOUISIANA Hjull Delta Alpha Sigmag A.A.g Samovarg Dance Leagueg Music Clubg Practical Arts Club . . . 'ljolie Blonde . .. millions of mail . . . I'm going home this weekend! petite . . , Oh, ya-all! . . , French doll-like. Y it if We-M Second Row: SAMMY SUE CUBBIN MISSOURI ' Sammy Delta Alpha Sigmag A.A.g,Jet Maskers, Treas.g SEA GULL . . . always lending her hair . . . backstage marvel . . . onstage, too . . . Kenneth . . . entreating voice . . . sleeping beauty . . . those green socks . . . SS Cubbin DRUCILLA DAVIS MISSISSIPPI lfDrulJ Jet Maskersg A.A.g Delta Alpha Sigmag Coast Club . . , pinned . . . Eddie , . . tiny . . . good company . . . ready for fun . . . fresh complexion . , . easy con- versationalist . . . light and airy. 26 First Row : NEDRA FARIS New YORK ll'NedU Sigma Psi Iota, A.A.g Jet Maskersg Practical Artsg Secretarial Scienceg Spanish Clubg TAMMY HOWL, Editor-in-chief, Little Sisters . . . Yah . . . Ralph . . . always howling. . . about the Tammy . . , Who, me? Smoking!! In my room? . . . Grecian goddess . . . business cents . . . altruistic . . . Sold American! . . . suave. NANCY SUE FLINN MISSOURI Ninn Sigma Psi Iota, Dance League, Pres., French Club, jet Maskersg A.A .... on her toes . . . 'lIt's not mine, it's Susie's . . . Flinn and Clayton, Inc .... VVell, I just can't do it! . . . obliging . . . May Court. f am I 0 Second Row: PATRICIA FERRIS IowA Cob Delta Alpha Sigma, Treas.3 A.A., French Club, Secretarial Science . . . VVhite Star of Sigma Nu . . . I just can't make it to breakfast, Stubby . . . men trouble . . . 'till Along Came Bill . . . Sweet and Lovely . . . sparkling eyes . . . Clark . . . 'lil teaser . . . How Many Hearts Have You Broken P . , . May Court. SARA FLOYD TENNESSEE Sade Delta Alpha Sigma, Sec., A.A., Dance League, TAMMY HOVVL . . . Dean . . . Vanderbilt . . . My Guy VVaits For Me in Tennessee . . . doll-like . . . Kenny . . . and VValter too . . . flowers in her hair RS . . enviable suntan . . . Violets rc 6 xf 8 - gl YFTT 'fit WP QWQW 0 3 -9 ug v Ol 0 A X G IORS First Row: JANE GILLESPIE MICHIGAN Stein Delta Alphag A.A., Pres.g Glee Clubg Samovarg Y.W.C.A.g Phi Theta Kappag Spanish Clubg Bit and Spur . . . Let's Delphoi . . . the green monster . , . that picture . . , Let's study, Load . . . personality plus . . . bubbling over . . . Statistics . . . May Court. MARILYN HALEY KENTUCKY Haley Sigma Psi Iotag A.A.g Spanish Clubg Bit and Spurg Samovarg Queen Bees . . . that trip to Yale . . . good-looking duds . . . sooo-o-tiny and blonde . . UI always sleep on Thursday . . . artistic. Second Row: JEAN GOLLADAY Missouiu Go1lanigl1t Senior Class Sec.g Delta Chi Sigmag A.A.g Glee Clubg Jet Maskersg Phi Theta Kappa, Reporterg French Clubg Music Makers, Sec . . . 'IAnd deah Bishop Chodeley . . . little beaver . . . kitten on the keys . . . cherub-faced . . . talented . . . lovable. CATHERINE HAMILTON ALABAMA ff-Kiltyii Sigma Psi Iota, Treas.g A.A.g Dance Leagueg Little Sisters . . . dry wit . . . Pm through studying! . . . Southern drawl . . . It's my turn to take a bath . . . those monstrous giftsocks . . . frank . . . unassuming . . . likable. First Row: VVANDALEE HAMILTON KEN1'UCKY Pat Delta Chi Sigmag A.A.g Dance Leagueg Glee Clubg Jet Maskersg Practical Artsg Y.VV.C.A., Vice Pres.g Phi Theta Kappag Bit and Spur . . . Zoot Suit Loot . , . drum demon . . . rogues' gallery . . . well-stacked . . . that grin . . . flies through the air with the great- est of ease . . . Oh, jimmy! ANN HENDERSHOT IowA Ho!shoI Senior Class Pres.g Delta Alpha Sigmag A.A.g Y.VV.C.A.g French Club . . . the quiet typel?J . . . cocoanut head . . . those flowing tresses . . . I can't fight it . . . Type A234 . . . must-do list . . . full of vim, vigor, and- Yakim a AA Second Rau' .' DELORES HARRIS ALABAMA Doodie Delta Alpha Sigmag Glee Clubg Jet Maskers . . bridge fiend . . . Doodie can sleep . . . Aw . . . speech majorette . . . 'lnursey . . . speedy . . . Mo- bile bound . . . even tempered . . . strike! MARY K. HILL Missxssirfm M.K. Sigma Psi Iotag TAMMY HOWLg Coast Club, Pres.g A.A.g Little Sisters . . . fun . . . cute ways . . . jitter-bug , . . I knew she'd look different . . . good figure . . . Grendel . . . accommodating. IORS l Rive sax f ,f 29 10115 W X f Q: iii First Roux' BETTYE HUGHES TENNESSEE Beilyf Sigma Psi Iotag A.A.g Dance Leagueg Secretarial Scienceg Y.VV.C.A., Pres .... Valelch . . . slender, tender and tall . . . dependability plus . . . Let's dance, Ann . . . queenly . . . integrity. J NANCY IVY TENNESSEE Bernire Sigma Psi Iotag A.A.g Dance Leagueg Glee Clubg jet Maskersg Practical Artsg Secretarial Scienceg Lit- tle Sisters . . . Hickory With . . . mail in mobs . , . Sonny . . . neat as a pin . . . Sonny . , . unruffled . . . golden crown . . . genteel. Second Roux' A JOAN INHOFE OKLAHOMA 4 Joan Delta Alpha Sigmag A.A.g Dance Leagueg French Club, Pres.g Music Makersg bubble dance . . . grace and charm , . . Take Me Back to Tulsa . , . win- some . . . thistle down . . . exquisite gowns . . . quiz- zical eyes . . . chrrz . . . delicate. MARTHA JACKSON TENNESSEE rrbyittyn Sigma Psi Iotag A.A.g Dance Leagneg jet Maskersg Music Makersg Bit and Spur, Pres .... thoroughbred . . . dimples . . . contagious smile . . . easy charm . . . nxhtingale . . . simpdtica . . . love me, love my horse. 30 First Rau' .' ANNE JOH NSTON TENNESSEE .flnnzf Sigma Psi Iotag Samovar Clubg Y.VV.C.A.g Bit and SpIIr . . . sings in her sleep . . . TKO's . . . a darling . . . funny faces . . . 'lil page . . . retiring . . . warm eyes . . camel walk. . , Or I might be a cof- fee pot! . . , seasoned saddles . . . professional mouse catcher. IWARY KOENENN MISSISSIPPI Koz'1znen Sigma Psi Iotag Coast Clubg A.A.g Dance Leagueg Secretarial Science . . . interesting . . , personality . . . Bill . . . here comes the Redcoat! . . . Six feet two, and eyes of blue . . . last drag . . . pleasing. 509 I W Sl Srfronzl Roux' IRMA KENNY MISSISSIPPI Irma Sigma Chi Iotag A.A.g Dance Leagueg Glee Clubg French Clubg Music Makers . . . S00-0-Sweet . . . bridge Hend . . . wonderful disposition , . . piano fingers . . . Have you got your harmony? . . . cour- teous . . . candy, candy, candy . , . our friend Irma. GAY LEAKE Texas Load:lonr Sigma Psi Iota, Vice Pres.g A.A.g Spanish Club . . . Arf! . . . Lover , . , Guess who just called me ? . . . I don't care if the towels are-n't straight . . . Bill . . , calorie-conscious . . . Hasn't my hair grown a little bit? . . . takes everything in stride . . . can't he beat . . . May Court. IORS gl ya? saggy Xfw IORS t JJ uf . 0 ii W Q First Row : SALLY ANN MCBRIDE INDIAN NA !fSalU Sigma Psi Iotag A.A.g Glee Clubg Phi Theta Kappag French Clubg Vice Pres.g Music Makers . . . loves poetry . . . chemist . . . mail from males . . . adores an argument . . , warbles . . . future doctor . . depend- able SHIRLEY McDONALD ILLINOIS Mac Delta Alpha Sigmag Spanish Club, Pres.g A.A.g Glee Clubg Practical Arts . . . another Bill . . . second Pastel . . . Don't laugh, Janie . . , sweet smile . . . good sport . . . lampshade . . . week-end in New Or- leans. Second Roux' ROSEMARY MacDONALD IVIISSISSIPRI Rosemary p Coast Club . . . sweet . . . smart clothes . . . Rody . . . loves Alabama . . . personality . . . Al' , . . came last, but not least, MARGARET ANN MCNERNEY MISSOURI .Midge Senior Class, Treas.g Delta Chi Sigmag A.A.g Prac- tical Artsg Secretarial Scienceg Phi Theta Kappa, Vice Pres.g TAMMY HOVVL . . . The Sewing Ma- chine . . . You can't win . , . our Eleanor Powell . . . I Wanna go home . . . cute Hgure . . . breezy . . . You little peasantln . . . 'Twas a cold win- ter's nightu . . . Rootie tootie, me proud beauty. I I I E l E 3 I I l F l il l 1 l i i l 5 1 xl il il ll i I v l I l I First Row: MARIAN NE MILN ES ILLINOIS Marianne Sigma Psi Iotag A.A.g Dance Leagueg jet Maskers . . . first class Pirot . . . fun-loving , . . snappy eyes . . . down stage gal, . . a card . . . well modulated voice . . . well informed . . . raconteur, LOIS PATTERSON Scmnrl Row .' VIRGINIA PATE TENNESSEE Hcilllldu Delta Chi Sigma, Treas.g A.A.g Glee Clubg jet Mask- ers, Pres.g Bit and Spur . . . auburn locks . . . moun- tain gal . . , her face is her fortune and runs into a pretty handsome figure . . . I don't believe in Platonic love . . . rag doll . . . enthusiastic . . , May Court. JOY ELAINE PHILLIPS OKLAHOMA Joy Sigma Psi Iotag French Clubg TAMMY HOVVL . . . brilliant . . , loves pastry . . . pretty face . . . essence of dignity .... that gay giggle . . . letters from Art . . . ability to quote . . genuine . . never a bore. R MISSISSIPPI Lois Delta Chi Sigmag French Clubg Coast Club . . . talka- tive . . . New York . . . slow . . . unaffected . . that wavy hair . . . sweet . . . telephone operator . . . always 3 Cheefy Hello . . . Yankee accent down South . . . probable historian. W I 0 0 69. X N Q i 9 l l 33 .Qcflj QQ953 X ty 10115 First Roux' CARLE POCH ARKANSAS HCI! Delta Chi Sigmag A.A.g Practical Arts, Pres.g French Clubg TAMMY HOWLQ Little Sisters . . . practical joker . . . little thingsl' . . . shifty eyes . . . incognito . . . Frenchy . . . fictitious character . . . Get that! . . . tiny waist , . . peculiar shoes . . . Let's mingle! . , . puckish . . . Statistics. MAXINE POLIAN NEBRASKA Puffy Sigma Psi Iotag A.A.g Glee Clubg Practical Arts . . . First Pastel . . . striking ..., rates dates . . . always getting mail . . . Snow White the Second . . . ebony tresses . . . Cupid . . . neat. Second Rau' : ANNE PONTER MIss1ss1PP1 , Pointedl1ead Delta Chi Sigma, Sec.g A.A.g Spanish Club, Sec .... knit wit . . . soo-o smart . the other half of' jitter- bug, Inc .... big brown eyes . , . tall tales . . . the KA's . . . sweet as apple cider . . . Statistics. CLI FFADEANE RADABAUGH TENNESSEE Licligil Delta Chi Sigmag A.A.g Glee Club, Vice Pres.g Secre- tarial Scienceg Samovarg Bit and Spur Club . , . Mammy . . . rum cakes . . . effervescent . . . captain goalie . . . love her like her mother . , , Sash-ay! . . . classic features . . . quick wit. First Rau' .' CAROLYN RAVVLINGS TEXAS Carolyn Delta Alpha Sigmag Glee Clubg Music Makers . . beautiful clothes , . . that permanent permanent . . angora mitts . . . The Girl That He'll Many unassuming . . . diminutive. ERA ANN SALVANT Misslsswm Era :Inn ,let Maskersg Coast Clubg A.A .... small . . . Dean's secretary . . . eflicient . . . pretty eyes . . . candid . . . sporty . . . good cook, 'specially spaghetti . . . interest in hospitals. 0 Mew 90 Seronzl Roux' DORQTHY DIX REED TENNESSIZE Memphis Delta Chi Sigmag A.A., Sec.g Secretarial Science, Sec. . . . that chuckle . . . let's go to Little Man's . . . boxes from home . . . generous . . . Hasn't my hair grown? , . . cokes and steaks . . . cheery . . . ? more days 'till vacation , . . naive. CORA FRANCES SAFFELL KENTUCKX' anpinkyyl Delta Chi Sigmag A.A.g Dance League, Treas.g Jet Maskersg Practical Artsg Samovarg Little Sisters . . . just beautiful . . . gorgeous clothes and gorgeous men . . . sooo-o limber . . . beautician . . . clignihed . . . Statistics . . . May Court. ICRS x 8 QD X N IORS ,ti :D Y First Row: MARY STEARNS GEORGIA Stearno Sigma Psi Iota, SEA GULL, Asst. Ed.g A.A.g Y.W.C.A.g Phi Theta Kappa, Treas ..., resourceful . . . three radios . . . men, men, men . . . Georgia peach , . . modest . . . svelte . . . capable . . . outliner . . . beatific . . , serene. NORMA JEAN TUCKER ARKANSAS Pee W'ee Delta Chi Sigma, Vice Pres.g A.A.g Glee Clubg Prac- tical Arts, Vice Pres.g Music Makers, Little Sisters . . . good things come in small packages . . . Robert . . . Sincopatin' Sal . . . Robert, Robert, Robert . . . live wire . . . tears . . . Gulf Park goes to the Met . . . May Court. Second Row: JEAN STEINMETZ INDIANA - Stubby Delta Alpha Sigmag A.A.g Jet Maskersg SEA GULL, Ed.g Secretarial Scienceg'Phi Theta Kappa, Pres.g Senior Class, Vice Pres .... all-around gal . . . l'Beulah . . . poise . . , Yankee . . . that changing coilfure . . . :avoir faire . . . impeccable taste , . . i'Honey . . . Statistics . . . May Court. EONE VEAZEY Mississippi Eone Sigma Psi Iotag A.A.g Glee Clubg French Clubg Lit- tle Sisters . . . Oh,'l Brother! . . . smooth . . . neat . . . English looking . . . kind natured . . . pecans . . . blushing beauty . . , willowy . , . charming. 36 First Row : NANCY ANN WATTS KANSAS IVanfy Sigma Psi Iota: jet Maskersg Music Makers, Pres.: Little Sistersg Glee Clubg A.A.g Dance League . , . She's More To Be Pitied Than Censored . . . Bea K . . . ca-ash! . . . those Slidell weekends . . . the gal with a future . . . doesn't miss a trick . . . good listener . . . Statistics MARY VVELLS TEXAS Mama Sigma Psi Iota, Pres.g A.A.g Dance League . . . Oh, johnny, Oh, Johnny, Oh! . . . telephone calls . . . responsive . . . silken blond , . . night owl . . . No . . . champeen swimmer . . . those fingernails and eyes , . . Dresden-like . . . May Court, gate M sg 0 Q Srronrf Row .' SUZANNE WEBB KENTUCKY llTudyU Delta Alpha Sigma. Pres.g A.A., Vice Pres.g French Club . . . baby talk . . . our gal Suzy , . . Bill . , . set a Yale record . . . It's not mine, it's Sallie's . . twinkle-eyes . . . cheerful, even at breakfast . warm beauty . . . Statistics . . . May Court, ,IO ANN YOUNGBLOOD TENNEssEE ffjoll Sigma Psi Iotag Music Makers . . . Bless your little pointed head. . . . a howl , . . jus' plain wonderful . . . spirited . . . realist . . . unaffected . . . common sense personified , . . good to tell your troubles to. IOR li ' 3 X X Q i Ste Ql SW M 53 Nfw g IORS gl KT at First Row: NANCY YOW ALARAMA Roommate Delta Chi Sigmag Glee Clubg A.A.g Practical Arts, Treas.g jet Maskers . . . roses every month . , . that I-am-loved look . . . the luckiest girl in school . . . Blanton . . , Guess what?-I'm going home. . . . . Cajun cooking. EDITH COONEY TENNESSEE IlEdieu Sigma Psi Iotag Practical Artsg Secretarial Scienceg Dance League . . . reserved . . . studious , . . baby face . . . dainty . . . tears. Second Row : ELIZABETH BIGBY SOUTH CAROLINA frBuzbyn Delta Alpha Sigmag toothpaste in slipper . . . night owlf ?D . , . Hotlips . . . Soft spoken . . . voguish . . . feminine . . . Let's have a 'Love Buzby' week . . blithe. WILMA GREEN TENNESSEE rfspeedyu Delta Alpha Sigmag Samovar Clubg Dance League . . , artistic . . . home gal . . . coffee craver . . . the life of Murfreesboro . . . those candid flash shots . . . Justin . . . cordial. 38 .gtg 3 R 'X s A X Tl il ,., 5 ia S Y 1-Y. BMV. fiin b -N N M:--V . X4 N' fx. :X +2 'K' ggwiggfi , Y 'sg H, J' E 65 Q 2 -' I ' . . 4 'EWR i it 1 ' gb, 1 , ,-1 aw 51+ 1 nes? X it l 1 : rs' .1 , . Zl- wyyf hr ' v 1 0' X W -NW T x- Saw X. .32 A-H'-Sn 5- x ,'.,,.f- . -xo-if .3-B'N-J f- 'zglY',g 'ff' N er- 'fn' and . ALR' .1 .-XA, N J . vs v. f 4 1, A ,M J, Q' , .A f . .'9 4rQ? -wfl ' ML 'M. 3 mfr... - T -v Y fame -mm 3 5 . V I.- '-va X K BEAU1:Y, WIND, AND WATER QNQQIR fag Q- 137 R U Dx MJ? Meier? il 1011 lniFFICERS Standing: Beasley, Johnston, Girling. Seated: Salloum, Meeker. OFFICERS MARY MEEKER . . . . . .... Sponsor NANCY GIRLING . . . . Vice President ISABEL SALLOUM ......... President BETTY BEASLEY. . . . Secretary SALLY JOHNSON ......... Treasurer i G. P. C., your juniors lofve you A: a guide and as a friend. We'll be loyal to your color: And your honor fwe'll defend. As for you, you're allways noble And your guidance efver true, Doing things to shofw fwe're fworthy Of our school 'neath sky so blue. ALMA MATER 40 G. P. C., our school of glory, School of pride and honor rare, The Junior class 'will make you Prouder of that name you bear. We'll do all lhat's in our pofwer To obtain fwhafs right for you. To your cause fwe'll all be loyal, Your Junior: fwho Iofve you. First Ro-zu: SUZAINNE AINSVVORTH . . . Iowa . . . Del- ta Alphag A.A.g Dance Leagueg Spanish Cluhg Little Sisters. ANN AKIN . . . Tennessee . . . Sigma Psig Practical Arts. BILLIE SI,'E ANDERSON . . . VVest Virginia. SUFOIIII Roux' JERRY ANDERSON . . . Texas . . . Delta Al- phag A.A.g Dance League. ELIZABETH ANDREVVS . . . Texas . . . Del- ta Chip A.A.g Glee Cluhg Jet Maskersg French Clubg Spanish Clubg Bit and Spur Cluh. GENE ANTHONY . . . Missouri . . . Delta Chig Glee Clubg Spanish Cluhg Bit and Spur Cluh. Third Ro-zu: JEANNE ARMSTRONG . . . Tennessee . . . Delta Alphag Spanish Clubg A.A.g French Cluhg Bit and Spur. DOLLIE ARNALL . . . Georgia . . . Delta Al- phag A.A.g French Clubg Practical Artsg Little Sisters. JO ANN BAGLEY . . . Texas . . Delta Al- phag Secretarial Scienceg A.A.. Fourth Rove: PHYLLIS BAKER . . . Iowa. ROSEMARY BALDVVIN . . , VVest Virginia . . . Delta Chip Music Makersg Practical Artsg Dance Leagueg Samovar Club. VVANDA BARIIAM . . . Colorado . . , Delta Alphag A.A.g Practical Artsg Secretarial Scienceg Bit and Spur. Fiflh Ro-ze: GRACE BARRETT . . . Mississippi , . . Sigma Psig Coast Cluh. GENICNE IIATICMAN . . . New Mexico . . Delta Alphag TAMIVIY IIUVVLQ -let hflaskersg Dance Leagueg Y.VV.C'.A., Seng Ulee Cluhg A.A. BIZTFY BEASLICY . . . Texas . . , Delta Al- pha Sigmag A.A.g SEA CiI'l.l,g jet Maskers. p gm DAG 0535001 fb e, I 0 tv X EJOQNJOCSS IOR bog XR O it or I O R DUONJXQKQ S, First Row .' FRANCES BEASON . . . Louisiana . . . Delta Alphag Glee Clubg jet Maskers: Samovar Clubg Spanish Club. JANE BELL . . . Tennessee . . . Delta Chig A.A.g Practical Artsg Jet Maskersg Little Sisters. MARY LYNN BELL . . . Texas . . . Sigma Psig Music Clubg A.A.g Jet Maskers. Second Row: BETTY BEYER . . . Mississippi . . . Delta Chig Coast Clubg French Club. ' BERKELEY BLAKE . , . Tennessee . . . Delta Alpha . . . Dance Leagueg Glee Clubg Prac- tical Artsg Spanish Clubg Music Clubg Little Sistersg A.A. BETTY BLAKER . . . Kansas . . . Delta Al- phag A.A.g Jet Maskersg French Club. Third Row .' MARY BOYD . . . Kentucky , . . Delta Chi Sigmag Glee Clubg Spanish Clubg Music Makersg Dance Leagueg SEA GULLg TAMMY HOVVLQ Practical Arts. E PEGGEE BRAINERD . . . Iowa . . . Delta Chi Sigmag A.A.g Glee Clubg Y.VV.C.A.g Spanish Clubg Dance League. BONNIE BRAWLEY . . . Missouri . . . Delta Chi Sigmag A.A.g Jet Maskersg Bit and Spur. Fourth Row: BETTY ANN BROVVN . . . Mississippi . . . Delta Chi Sigmag A.A.g SEA GULLg Spanish Clubg Coast Club. DOROTHY BRYANT . . .Missouri . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag A.A.g' Queen Bees. JEANNE BUCK . . . Indiana . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Spanish Clubg A.A. Fifth Row.- MARY ANN BUTZ . . . Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iotag A.A.g Jet Maskersg Dance League. ELIZABETH CALVERT . . . Virginia . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Jet Maskersg French Club. MARILYN CANNON . . . Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iotag French Clubg Spanish Club. First Roux' BARBARA CARNEY . . . Indiana . . . Delta Chi Sigmag A.A.g Dance Leagueg French Club. ZOE CASHMORE . . . Mississippi . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag A.A.g Coast Clubg Spanish Club. BETTY JANE CATLETT . . . West Virginia . . . Delta Chi Sigma . . . A.A.g Jet Maskers, French Club. Sfcona' Rau' : CONCHITA CHACON . . . Honduras . . . Sigma Psi Iota: Spanish Clubg A.A.g Secreta- rial Science: Practical Arts. BARBARA CLANTON . . . Louisiana . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Spanish Clubg A.A.g Prac- tical Artsg Y.VV.C.A.g Bit and Spurg Samovar Club. LOUISE CLARK . . . Georgia . . . Sigma Psi Iotag jet Maskers. Third R010 : DESHA CLAYTON . . . Arkansas . . . Delta Chi Sigmag A.A.g Jet Maskersg Practical Artsg Samovar Clubg Y.VV,C.A.g Bit and Spur, Sec. MARY CLAYTON . . . Missouri . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Spanish Clubg A.A. D'ALICE COBURN . . . Texas . , . Delta Alpha Sigmag Spanish Clubg A.A.g French Clubg Bit and Spur. Fourth Rott' : CATHERINE CODDINGTON , . . Illinois . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag jet Maskersg Samovar Cluhg Bit and Spur. JOAN CROFT . , . Colorado . . , Delta Alpha Sigmag Glee Clubg jet Maskers. MARTHA JANE CROITCH . . . Tennessee . . . Delta Chi Sigmag A.A.g jet Maskersg Spanish Club. Fifth Rrmx' GLORIA DA'l'lN . . . Oklahoma . . . Delta Alpha Chi Sigma, A.A.g Dance Leagueg Prac- tical Arts. DOROTHY DAY . , . Arkansas . . . Delta Al- phag Dance Leagueg Practical Arts. -IOANNIC DRAUOIION . . . Missouri . . , Del- ta Alpha Sigmag Spanish Cluhg A.A.: .let Maskers. als '51 its crow O 'O IORS atv' 'F' V596 fdbl Q H D., D 'E Sa DOOQ OOD -W -fi ' l ir.vt Role: BONNA LEE DUBOIS . . . Texas . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Spanish Clubg French Club. MARY FRANCES DUKE . . . Alabama . . . Delta Chi Sigmag SEA GULLQ Y.W.C.A.g Practical Artsg Secretarial Scienceg A.A. RACHEL EASLEY . . . Tennessee , . . Delta Alpha Sigmag French Clubg Y.W.C.A.g Dance Leagueg A.A. Sammi Rau' : PATRICIA EDGAR . . . Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Secretarial Scienceg A.A.g Little -Sister. NORMA ERHARD . . . Mississippi . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Coast Club. MAUD FENNELL . . . Alabama . . . Sigma Psi Iotag A.A.g Bit and Spurg Glee Clubg Mu- sic Makers. Third Row: 1 FERN FISHER . . . Illinois . . . Delta Chi Sig- mag Jet Maskersg Samovar Clubg Bit and Spur. DONNA FOLTZ . . . Oklahoma . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Jet Maskers, Bit and Spurg Dance Leagueg A.A. JOAN FOSTER . . . Tennessee , . . Sigma Psi Iotag Glee Clubg Jet Maskersg Spanish Clubg A.A. Fcurlh Roun- KATHLEEN GILLIS . . . Mississippi . . . Coast Clubg Practical Artsg A.A. NANCY GIRLING . . .Colorado . . . Delt Al- pha Sigmag Junior Class, Vice Pres.g A.A.g Dance League, Vice Pres.g ,Jet Maskersg Prac- tical Artsg Little Sisters. JOAN GOOCH . . . Tennessee . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Bit and Spurg A.A.g TAMMY HOVVLQ Queen Bees. Fifth Row: JULIA GRAVES . . . Virginia . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag A.A.g Y.VV.C.A. EVELYN HARLAN . . . Texas . . . Delta Chi Sigmag A.A. KATHLEEN HAYMAN . . . Kentucky . , . Sigma Psi Iotag A.A.g Dance Leagueg French Clubg Bit and Spur. ' l First Row: MARTHA ANN HENDON . . . Oklahoma . . . Sigma Psi Iotag A.A.g Music Makersg Practical Arts. MARY CLARK HEVVES . . . Mississippi . . Secretarial Scienceg Coast Club. ALICE HOFFMAN , . . Missouri . . . Sigma Psi Iotag A.A. Sworn! Rouu' MARY JEAN HOPKINS . . . Texas . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Glee Clubg Samovarg SEA GULL. IVIOLLY HIIMMELSTEIN . . . Arkansas. MARY HCRST . . . Illinois . . . Delta Chi Sigmag A.A.g Jet Maskersg Spanish Club. Third Rota' .- SARAH JOHNSTON . . . Iowa . . . Treasurer, Junior Classg Sigma Psi Iotag A.A.g Dance Leagueg Y.VV.C.A.g Spanish Cluh. CARLENE JONES . . . Missouri . . . Sigma Psi Iota. CAROLYN KAVANAUGH . . . Louisiana . , . Delta Chi Sigma: Spanish Clubg A.A.g Prac- tical Arts. Fourth Ron' : JANE KING . . . Virginia . . . Delta Chi Sig- mag A.A.g Glee Clubg Jet Maskersg Spanish Club. MARY ANN KNIGHT . . . Indiana . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag A.A.g Spanish Club. GLORIA KNOBLOCK . . . Mississippi , Coast Cluhg A.A.g Samnvar Clulu. Fifth Rollo: ANN KOHRS . . . Iowa . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Practical Artsg Samovar Clulag Bit and Spur Cluh. ROSEMARY LATIMER , . . Mississippi . . Coast Club. ELAINE LENOIR . . . Mississippi . . , Coast Cluhg Spanish Cluhg A.A. 55.5-QJSQW 1 gg C N 1 '31 Q Gov 059 ... IORS ,laces db First Row: ANNE LITTLE . . . Virginia . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Secretarial Scienceg A.A.g Practical Artsg Bit and Spur Club. MARGY ANN LOSER , . . Tennessee . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Practical Artsg Glee Clubg TAM- MY HOWLQ Spanish Clubg Dance League. ANN LUM , . . Mississippi . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Practical Artsg French Clubg Bit and Spur Clubg A.A. Second Rout: PATSY MAHONEY . . . Iowa . . . Delta Al- pha Sigmag A.A. SALLY MAHONEY . . . Iowa , . . Delta Al- pha Sigmag Spanish Clubg A.A. PATRICIA MARKWELL . . . Kentucky . . . Sigma Psi Iotag French Clubg Dance Leagueg Jet Maskersg TAMMY HOWLg A.A. Third Row: JANE MARSHALL , . . Indiana . . . Sigma Psi Iotag SEA GULLg French Clubg Samovar Clubg Little Sistersg A.A. MARTHA MCCULLOUGH . . . New Mexico . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Dance Leagueg A.A.g Sam- ovar Club. MARILYN MCGEEHEE . . . Georgia . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Spanish Clubg jet Maskersg Little Sistersg A.A.g Bit and Spur Club. Fourth Row: MARILYN McGUIRE . . . Missouri . . . Delta Chi Sigmag jet Maskers. LOUISE MCNEEL . . . Georgia . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Little Sistersg A.A.g Secretarial Scienceg Practical Artsg Bit and Spur Club. MARIAN McVAY'. . . Missouri . , . Delta Chi Sigmag Glee Clubg Jet Maskersg A.A.g TAM- MY HOWLQ Bit and Spur Club. Fifth Row.- ANN MENDENHALL , . . Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iota. CAROLYN MILLS . . . Texas . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Bit and Spur Club. PHYLLIS MURPHY . . . Texas . . . Delta Al- pha Sigmag TAMMY HOWLQ Glee Clubg A.A. Firs! Row: RHONVVYN PARSONS . . . Alabama . . . Del- ta Chi Sigmag Practical Artsg Y.VV.C.A.g Span- ish Club. VIRGINIA PARSONS . , , Tennessee . , , Sig- ma Psi Iotag Practical Artsg A.A. PATRICIA PATTON . . . Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Practical Artsg Samovar Clubg French Clubg A.A.g Bit and Spur Club. Second Rau' .' MARTHA PEACOCK . . . Louisiana . . . Delta Chi Sigmag jet Maskersg Spanish Clubg TAM- MY HOVVLg Little Sistersg A.A.g Bit and Spur Club. GUILLERMINA PEREZ . . . Cuba . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Spanish Clubg Secretarial Scienceg Practical Artsg A.A. CORINNE PHILLIPS . . . Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Music Makersg Glee Clubg Jet Mask- ersg French Clubg A.A.g Bit and Spur Club. 'l'hir1I Roux' BETH ANN POUND . . . Oklahoma . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Dance Leagueg jet Maskersg Prac- tical Artsg Spanish Club. EDVVINA PREVVITT . . . Kentucky . . . Delta Chig jet Maskersg Bit and Spur Clubg A.A. EVANGELINE RATCLIFFE . . . Texas . . Delta Alphag A.A. Fourth Roux' FRANCES REEVES . . . Georgia . . . Delta Al- pha Sigmag French Clubg SEA GULLQ A.A.g Bit and Spur Club. GVVENDOLYN REYNOLDS . . . Illinois . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Glee Clubg A.A.g Samovar Clubg jet Maskers. MARTHA JEAN REYNOLDS . . . Mississippi . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Secretarial Scienceg Spanish Club. Fifth Roux' MILDRED ANN REYNOLDS . . , Mississippi . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag French Clubg Glee Clubg Music Makers: Coast Club. MARIE RISEN . . . Mississippi . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Spanish Clubg Music Makersg A.A. SVZANNE Rl'l l'IiR ..,. A rkansas . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Little Sistcrsg Samovar Club. Pgiooo W 1 gg IORS PQECESQW 145 L N 10115 First Rott' .' CATHERINE RODGERS . . . Louisiana . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Practical Artsg Spanish Clubg TAMMY HOWL. SUSAN ROWLAND . . . Texas , . . Delta Chi Sigmag French Clubg Jet Maskers. VVALDINE RYAN . . . Louisiana , . . Delta Chi Sigmag A.A.g Spanish Clubg Practical Artsg Bit and Spur Club Second Row .' ISABEL SALLOUM . . . Mississippi . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Practical Artsg A.A.g French Clubg Little Sistersg President, Junior Classg TAMMY HOWL. ' MARCIA SEELY . . . Illinois . . . Sigma Psi Iotag French Clubg Glee Clubg A.A.: Music Makersg Bit and Spur Club. BETTY JEAN SHANK . . . Georgia . . . Sig- ma Psi Iotag Jet Maskersg French Clubg Dance League. Third Row : JANE SHELTON . . . Mississippi . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Coast Clubg A.A.g French Club. CAROLYN SHERWIN . . . New Mexico . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Samovar Clubg French Clubg Music Makersg A.A. ' MARGARET SHROYER . . . Indiana . . . Del- ta Chi Sigmag Music Makersg Dance Leagueg Practical Arts. Fourth Roux' PATRICIA SIEGEL . . . Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Dance Leagueg Glee Club. MARY SIMPSON . . . Kentucky . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Jet Maskersg Little Sistersg A.A. EVA SMITH . . . Texas . . . Delta Alpha Sig- mag French Clubg Dance Leagueg Jet Maskers. Fifth Row.- MARY JANE SMITH . . . Nebraska . . . Del- ta Chi Sigmag Glee Clubg Y.W.C.A.g French Clubg Music Makersg Bit and Spur Club. JANE SPENGLER , . . Mississippi . . . Coast Club. LAUREL STINNETT . . Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Jet Maskersg Practical Artsg Sam- ovar Clubg Little Sistersg A.A.g Bit and Spur Club. First Roux' VIRGINIA STRUVEN . . . Ohio . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Glee Club. TEEL SULLENBERGER . . . Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iotag French Clubg Little Sistersg Bit and Spur Club. NATALIE THIAC . , . Mississippi . . . Prac- tical Artsg Coast Cluhg TAMMY HOVVLQ A.A. Second Roun- MARJORIE VANCE . . . Illinois . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Samovar Club, Vice Pres.g A.A. MARTI-IA ANN VINZ , . . Mississippi. BETTY VVHEELER . . . Kentucky . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Dance Leagueg Practical Artsg A.A. Third Row: MAR-IORIE VVHITE . . . Oklahoma . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Dance Leagueg A.A. ANN DOVVNEY VVILLIAMS . . . Alabama . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag French Clubg A.A.g Jet Maskersg Secretarial Scienceg Bit and Spur Club. BETTY JO VVILLIAMS . . . Oklahoma . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Dance League, Secretarial Science. lfourtlz Reich' CARULYN VVILLIAMS . . . Mississippi . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Ulee Cluhg A.A.g Practical Arts. MARIA VVILLIAMS . . , Honduras . . , Delta Alpha Sigmag Secretarial Scienceg Spanish Clulug Little Sisters. PATRICIA VVILLIAMS . . . Mississippi . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Practical Artsg Ulee Club. A.A. RICHECCA DOVE VVILLIAMS . . . Tennessee . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Samovar Cluhg A.A.g SEA iil'I.l.. Fifth Kfrzc: RICBECCA VIRGINIA VVILLIAMS . . . Nils- sisippi . . . Delta Chi SljJ,'lIlZlQ Music Makersg Dance Leagueg -let Maskersg Bit and Spur Cluhg A.A. .l-'NYNIC XVURD . . . Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iota: Cilec Cluhg Samovar Cluhg French Cluhg Little Sisters: A.A.g Bit and Spur Clulw. liVliI,YN XVl'I,l liKllllI.IER . . . Iowa . . . Delta Alpha Sigma: Music Makersg A.A.: lfrcnch Clulig Glee Cluhg Bit and Spur Cluli. jl'l.lli YAUICR . . . Kentuckv . . . Delta Clii Sigmag Glue Clulig 'Spanish Clulig Music Makers: Little Sisters. Pocfgooew gg OQQOEXS U N I 0 R S O'-s l Slanding: Hooton, Dawson, Cox. Seated: Brotherton, Warner. OFFICERS CATHERINE DAVVSON . . . Sponsor DOROTHY COX .... . . Fife-President CAROLYN HOOTON . ...... Prexident BARBARA BROTHERTON . . . . Secrerary JOYCE VVARNER ......... Treasurer ALMA MATER To Gulf Parlz, fwe fwill efver sing our praises, Our Allma Mater throughout all the ages. So dear to our hearts you -will e-'ver remain. Your High School fwill ever your standards retain. Thus, may fwe always pay homage to you, For to you all honor and credit are due. From your guidanee may f-we nefver fall, For -we are indebted, fwe gi-ve you our all. Words by LAURA GAY DUNKLIN yy 0 D 59703 VI W OPHO ORE A ,FFICERS First Row: CAROL BECK, Alabamag Sfgma Psi Iotag A. A.g Glee Clubg Music Makers. BARBARA BOLMAN, Kansasg Delta Chi Sigmag Bit and Spur Cluhg Secretarial Scienceg Jet Maskersg Spanish Clubg A. A. MARGARET BRGOKS, Georgiag Delta Chi Sigmag French Clubg A. A. NANCY COPE, Texasg Sigma Psi Iotag Bit and Spur Clubg Practical Artsg Spanish Clubg A. A.g Jet Maslcers. Second Row: DOROTHY COX, Arlcansasg Delta Chi Sigmag Vice-President High School Classy Spanish Clubg A. A.g Practical Arts. CYNTHIA FERTIG, Alabamags Delta Chi Sigmag Glee Clubg Spanish Clubg jet Maslcersg A. A. DIANE FLOREY, Illinoisg Sigma Psi Iotag Bit and Spur Clubg Jet Maslcersg Spanish Cluhg Y.W.C.A. FRANCES POLAND, Indianag Sigma Psi Iotag Spanish Cluhg A. A.g Jet Maskersg Y.W.C.A.g SEA GULL. X al O P H O O R E 51 ywab 505 ' 3. XLQOPHOMORES First Row: DOROTHY ANN GIRDLEY, Arlcansasg Delta Chi Sigmag Music Makers. JOAN GRIER, Arlcansasg Delta Chi Sigmag Samovar Clubg Spanish Clubg Practical Arts. BILLIE ANN GWIN, 'Arlcansasg Sigma Psi Iotag Glee Clubg A. A.g Music Malcersg Bit ancl Spur Club' Glee Club CORDELIA HARRISON Louisiana Sigma Psi Iota et Nlaslcers Spanish Club A A Second Row LYNDA I-IERR Texas Delta Alpha Sigma Bit and Spur Club French Club A A ELAINE HICKS Georgia Delta Chr Sigma French Club Samovar Club Jet Mask MARCELLA I-IOCKING Illmois Delta Ch Sigma Bit and Spur Club Samovar Club French Club A A Little Srsters CAROLYN HOOTON Texas Delta Chi Sigma President High School Class French Club A A Statistics , . 7 . . 3 . . s J 5 . , . . A , s ' 5 ' 5 5 - - , ' 5 ' ' 5 5 1 5 - ersg Bit and Spur Clubg A. A. , . . 3 5 . 5 . 5 I 5 5 . .3 ' ' . , 3 ' ' s ' ' s 3 . .5 ' ' . 52 First Row: JEANNE JORDAN, Mississippig Sigma Psi Iotag Little Sistersg Spanish Cluhg Prac- tical Artsg Coast Club. EMILIE KYLE, Texasg Delta Chi Sigmag A. A.g Dance League. POLLY LANGSDON, Tennesseeg Delta Chi Sigmag Bit ancl Spur Cluhg Samovar Cluhg Secretaryg French Cluhg A. A.g Historian. ANN MACHEN, Arkansasg Delta Chi Sigmag Jet Maslcersg Y.W.C.A.g A. A. Second Row: JOAN MARTIN, Kentuclcyg Sigma Psi Iotag Music Cluhg Jet Maslcersg A. A. CAROLYN MCCURDY, Mississippig Sigma Psi Iotag SEA GULLg TAMMY HOWLg Y.W.C.A.g Practical Artsg A. A.g Statistics. PATRICIA MICHELS, Illinoisg Delta Chi Sigmag Little Sistersg A. A.g Practical Arts. NAN MORRIS, Tennesseeg Delta Chi Sigmag Practical Artsg Little Sistersg A. A. we Q if l we 53 OPHOMORES . i m K l F f . 1 l 1. 9 is 3 il: l l I v T a I ii 9 4 l ll il l l l w ll ! If .P il I il x 0 l 51 1 OPHO GRE First Row: LELIA OGDEN, Alahamag Sigma Psi Iotag A. A.g Little Sisters. BETTY CLAIR PASTERNACK, Louisianag Sigma Psi Iotag A. A. MARIAN PUGH, Arkansasg Delta Chi Sigmag A. A.g jet Maslcers. MARY K. RICKETTS, Missourig Delta Chi Sigmag Little Sistersg Bit ancl Spurg A. A. C Second ROW: BARBARA SNYDER, Texasg Sigma Psi Iotag Spanish Clubg A. A. PAT VIERSON, Olclahomag Delta Chi Sigmag jet Maskersg Practical Artsg Samo- var Cluhg Dance Leagueg Music Clubg A. A. LOIS WILSON, Illinoisg Sigma Psi Iotag French Cluhg Music Makers. V 54 ZQSRESH -Q' 55 Row One' FRANCES ANDERSON . . . Mississippi CYNTHALICE BAKER . . . . Texas Row Two: JANE BARBER ...... . . Arkansas CAROL LYNN BLACKBURN . . . . Indiana Row Three: BARBARA BROTHERTON . . . . Alabama PEGGY JANE DRIVER . . . Arkansas Row Four: I,.-XVRA GAY DVNKLIN . . . . Inississippi MARY JANE ICNOCHS . . . . Nfississippi Nl ii3'RESHME Row One: SARALEE FISHER . . DONNA GOLDSTEIN . Row Two: Oklahoma Tennessee NANCY GRAHAM ....... . . Missouri BARBARA MARGARET GREMILLION . . Louisiana Row Three: BEVERLY HEINEMAN. . MARY K. LARKIN . . A Row Four: BARBARA MORRIS . MARY MOUGHON. . Michigan Alabama Arkansas Alabama 37,2 EA! Z?JSv5RESH Row One: VIRGINIA POLLARD . JACKIE PUGH . . Row Two: BETTY SCHLESINGER . . BFE SMITH . . Row Three: JOY SPIVA . . JOYCE VVARNER . Row Four. CHRISTINE VVOODS . JFNNIE LFE CHERRY . . Ron' Five. EI,lZABE'I'lI REED ....... l'.'X'l'.'Xl.lNA NIAR'l'lNl':Z APARICIO U.'XliRlEI,A INIARTINEZ APARICIO Oklahoma . Arkansas . . Tennessee . Alabama . Missouri VVashington . Tennessee Nlississippi . Texas Cnlcmrnhin . l'olumbin , jg, ta, . ll, ,Vg May Court R DUATIO , 1947 58 ,swwffoblv pf 7 MAGNOLIA B May memories of this, our Alma Mater, ,,, t ,W ,ZW fi!! Of this golden trysting hour, , A ' ' Inspire and sweeten every day of living gi-dz' 5ffZ,ri?tZri9f,Zd51?5 liijiinwjrrd aspiration I XZLLHCW I , f W ' r .,f5fe.,L624f, 4 'Antler -ffl! 0453 dffvffy wemwf ai , . Q 11 .,. J . 463.7 W, if ' If dn'- 3 HIGH SCHOOL GR DUATING CLASS VVe are the Sophomores, the High School graduates of '48. When we look back on our Gulf Park days, these are the things we'll remember most: I-IOOTONH, our president . . . Think I'll prowl tonight . . . capable . . . athletic. POLLY, our High School artist . . . good humor girl . , Gotta go clean up my room. MARGIE, easygoing . . . Let me tell youn . . . witty . , considerate . . . popular. BIDDY , Oh, Margie!l' . . . well-liked . . . knitting . . . poised . . . attractive. NAN, neat, . . . beautiful clothes . . . very blond . . . jewelry . . . sweet . . . generous, IVIARCELLA, president of the Sailor Boy CIub ' . . , crazy as they come. COPE, personality plus . . . nicknames . . , Oh, what a mullet! . . . carefree. BETTY CLAIRE, New Orleans . . . O.K. nowi' . . . Cam- pufsed for smoking . . . crazy . . . sweet. LEILA, cute and little . . . Allen just calledl' . . . Think I'll cut my bangs again. DOROTHY ANN, lovely to look at . . . loads of fun , Look, two letters from Billy! BOBBIE , the campus kid , . . generous . . . typing . . honey face. JOAN, campussed again . . . experimenting with make-up . . Oh, I crave it!l' . . . personality. MARY K., riding . . , well-dressed . , . sophisticated . . . It just makes me furious. MIKE , Just gotta make the honor rolll' . . . Oh, Cor-deel- ya! . . . intelligent. CORDELIA, Woman is entitled to life, liberty, and the pur- suit of men . . . friendly. , JEANNE, our day student . . . boys . . . pretty complexion . . . excitable. BECKY , music lover . . . talent to spare . . . Anybody want to play bridge . . . helpful. BOISIBIE, always another new man . . , prettyf. . . good dis- position. PAT, beautiful red hair . . . boys galore . . . candid , . . fun to be with. MARIAN, slim and attractive . . . evenftempered . . . loves New Orleans. ANN, dramatics . . . sincere . . Gotta work in the Y-Hut . . . sense of humor. ELAINE, Southern Belle . . . U-Oh, dear! . . . water ballet . . . calm . . . serene. FRANCES, intelligent . . . dimples . . . always playing ping- pong . . . Sport , HPUNKYH, Georgia drawl . . , Brush my hair! . . , gig- gles . . . excitable. JOAN M., good taste . . . pretty complexion . , , sweet . . . I promise you.', EMILIE, talkative . . . G.C.M.A .... frank, energetic . . . Hot Cinders! LYNDA, always a smile ,.., cooperative . . . I'm sticking to my diet . . . I swan! CYNTHIA, talkative . . . bangs . . . Six straight periods today . - . interested in others. LOIS, studious . . , quiet , , . proud Yankee . . . individualist, DIANE, long blond hair . . . cute figure . . . sweet personality. BILLIE, Italy, Slim's coming! . . . unselfish . . . University of Arkansas. . 3 A Q Q . . 1 . .A .Q -lv :B 5' V! . ,QL , A xv, -7' li' ' x- A' : -Q ,441 , i' S a 4- 'Xu J? ' 1 Q E ,s if '1 ' il' I hx ,, Rf: Q 4 ak N' . -Y 2 5 n r 1 . , 1 . 5 f',!fi f! ' A ' v ' 'ff' lf - I x . x .1 I v. , 'j Jwflldxfl X I' 1 . ' V A , If . '- rj .4153 !1v..' !1'J,g . . ,UH I. 'Q ,'-, 4 l. '. 'J Il ' 'E H' 47 f , :JA ,N 'in-1 . l Y 4, Sv 'sw us -11. rv' C 0. ' I' g , . I , ve , . , , T L. ,vi 'ha l 5 '.9 'Fai . W.. 'I A 44, vw, ff.. a. 1 ... ,, . ' . , g.i,,.gML,?Ww , 1 . A O I ,I Q . -.' ' 1 .., A ,nfl 1 V, 'v i fy 0 WN: Q LA 21 . ' 1 ,, . - 1 X ,, . . , Q , a , , . . if ' ' 'W ' M-it ,. , , v I . - 1 , w : 5 ,4 nip , Q V 1 .f 2 1 ' 4 1 ' M, x 4 w a , s x .fa f ,V , .1 .ff P us' Q G - Af! It ' X' ' . . TJ , Y ,V . K 6 ,. , y W ., Q 'I . S r , , 2' C ' wtf, f N , ' ff J .. fb' , 1 O Y 1.41. f . 1' as S N N xx. tg:-In 11 ilu we iufnanienf And now the ardent sun doth lave the lawns. Here, like a rainbow fallen on the grass, close stand Both dame and damsel, churl and thrall, and each Fair lady who so wistfully would see her knighfs Undented armour win for her a tourney-prize. Remote the outland dames make whisper sly Of sundry courtly trifles with, I trow it is No treason, but do ye know . . . ,' And then Anon the trumpet hloweth. Forth dash the knights. More than the sun resplendent are Their casques and shields and spears wherewith They joust full valiantly, with gauntleted hand Quick-guiding horse gainst horse. They wheel, They turn to the gladly plaudits from The hattlements. O clash and clang and din Of halberd and hauherk, of huckler, greave, and lance! Crimson, purpurate and hlue their ladies' colors, Green and gold the day-O what a gallant tourneyl LUCY Louisa HATCHER Q Q XX 1 5 w 4, ,E AGESMQQSEES N I 'Q 4' JEAN STEINMETZ. Q i s In 2: 51 l cg 5 MARY STEARNS . MARJORIE CARNL-:s JEAN GOLLADAY . MARGARET MCN ERN EY . PHI THETA KAPP OFFICERS MISS LUCY LOUISE I-IATCHER . . Jane Crocker Jane Gillespie Wandalee Hamilton Martha jackson Sally McBride MEMBERS Peggee Brainerd Betty Jane Catlett D'Alice Coburn Joanne Draughon Nancy Girling . President . Vice-President . Treasurer . Secretary . . Reporter . . Sporuor Sally Johnston Jane King jane Marshall Rebecca Dove Williams Mildred Reynolds fNot in picture! TAM '4 T ' 12' l Y HOW 5- ,. Ss,. PERMANENT STAFF NEDRA FARIS . MARY K. IIIl.I, . BARBARA BVRROXV . . E!iif0I'-ill-Clliff . . li11.ci11r'.f5 Jl'Ill7ll1!lI'l' FLUCTUATING STAFF Roberta Andrews Genene Bateman Sallie Black Mary Boyd Ruth Ellen Butts D'Alice Coburn Sara Floyd Donna Foltz .loan Gooch Margy Ann Loser Margaret MeNerney Marion McVay Patricia Markwell Phyllis Murphy Martha Peacock C'aile Poch Catherine Rodgers Isabel Salloum Natalie Thine . Copy Rmdrr Klore than twenty-live years ago, it was de- cided that the memory of Tammy, a cherished Airdale puppy belonging to President and llrs. Cox, should not die. Thus, the Gulf Park maga- zine, the TARIIXIY HOXVL, was born, and be- loved Tammy has been howling ever since. Llnder the guidance of llrs. -lohn lllatts, and the capable direction of its editor-in-chief, Nedra Faris the staff of this organization gave to Gulf Park a magazine of which all are proud, The 1947-48 TARIINIY staff consisted of members of the journalism class. illany were the nights they worked until the wee hours, try- ing to beat the deadline for the next issue, hut they always managed to get the material com- pleted in time to go to press. Their efforts were fully rewarded hy the en- thusiastic compliments expressed throughout the year by its readers, among them the alumnae of recent vintage, for TAKIIXIY was their way of keeping in touch with past associates. The staff sincerely appreciated this material which Xliss ulethcrhee so graciously compiled. I I THE 194 QJQEA LL 3 I I I II I I ' JEAN STEINMETZ I Editor I . 5 - , 5 Q I . N. O . , - My .. 3 2 -xc ff. ' ' i E Z mumuomnau VERMELL VVISE Faculty Adfvisor STAFF I JEAN STEINMETZ . . . . Editor-in-Clzeif I I, I MARY STEARNS . . . Associate Editor-in-Chief ROBERTA ANDREWS Photographic Editor Assistant Photographic Editor SAMMY SUE CUBBIN . . . Business Manager BETTY ANNE BROWN ..... ..... . Assistant Business Manager FRANCES REEVES . . Literary Editor I I III I . I 3' CAROLYN MCCURDY. . . . . . JANE MARSHALL . . . . Art Editor MARY BOYD . . . . . Sports Editor FRANCES POLAND ..... 1 . . . Joke Editor REBECCA DOVE WILLIAM . Ad-vertising Manager BETTY BEASLEY ............. . . . . . . . . . Assistant Advertising Manager MARY JEAN HOPKINS . . . Circulation Manager MARY FRANCES DUKE . . . . . Typist LILA SINCLAIR BROUILLETTE . . Art Adfvisor VERMELL WISE . . . Faculty Adfvisor 66 1. , . cw J: Aff' ' Y ' MFFI-'QI Aa. 5 v , 3 I , in ,A I1 'L 2 if I I I I l I I I I ,i II I I 1 X ,,-0 The 1948 Sea Gull Staff Dear Staff: By the time that you will be able to read this. the 19.1.8 SEA GULL will have shown you through an already-familiar King Arthur's Court. I do hope that you stop here for just a minute on your Way through to let me thank and congratulate you all for each individual job well and gladly done. It wasn't all a bed of primroses, and in truth, forsooth, we sometimes thought that King Ar- thur would be old and gray before we'd plodded through his court. He really wore quite well, don't you think? And so did you, considering. I'll bet you thought you'd never get those crieks out of your back, Stearno. And Bert and Biddy, how many gray hairs do you have in your heads worrying about when those statis- tics pictures were going to be taken, and whether it'd ever stop fogging? Fran, those writeups did get done after all. By the way, Sammy, Betty Anne, Becky, and Betty, 1 hope you've taken 67 those cots out that you set up in lNIr. Cooke's office. Or maybe you'd better leave them in for the girls next year! WC,1'C still laughing at the Billius joke, Fran. lVIary, I know you're still wondering where the sports business came in, but you certainly slaved on the writeups. llary Fran and Mary Jean, you reallv did a grand job. And Janie, I just don't know who else could have done such a professional piece of work. VVe just couldn't mention all of the ups and downs we have had with the art, but where your drawing was concerned, it was all ups. And at last, but by no means least, Miss VVise. .lust doesn't seem possible, does it? But it is! lTwas worth it all just for the avacado and grapefruit salad. VVell, I guess it's about time to get on through the rest of the Court. Thanks again, everyone. Amen, Sllllz SM' l y. Y r l 4 fX , sl lv l S32 A' l l . I l . rf KJ 1 X rs at 1 f g. 0' I g MEMBERS First Row: Mrs. Vida Trice Wandalee Hamilton Miss Catherine Dawson Genene Bateman Bettye Hughes , Mary Jane Smith Second Row: Peggee Brainerd Desha Clayton Nancy Brewer Mary Frances Duke Barbara Clanton Rachel Easley Third Row: Diane Florey Julia Graves Frances Foland Ann Hendershot jane Gilespie Anne Johnston Fourth Row: Sally Johnston Rhonwyn Parsons Ann Machen Mary Stearns Carolyn McCurdy Joyce Warner l l I . 2 r 1 l 2 la 4 n YWCA OFFICERS BETTYE HITGHES . . . VVANDALEE HAMILTON. . . GENENE BATEMAN . . MARY JANE SMITH . . MRS. VIDA TRICE . . MISS CATHERINE DAVVSON . . . Prrsidfrzl Via' Prfsidwzl . . S1'n'rIary . Trrasurfr . Sponsor . Spofzsor' The Young Women's Christian Association is one of the most outstanding organizations on the Gulf Parlc Campus. Dedicated to helpful Chris- tian service, it does much to malce our days at school happier. It is one of the greatest honors on the campus to be chosen to work on the Y cabi- net, and yet it calls for a lot of stamina to appear faithfully behind the counter at the Hut and sell those after-school snacks and Monday morning breakfasts. The Y,s activities do not stop there, for they sponsor Peanut Week, and direct the lVlother's Day and Easter Services at school. Who could forget the annual candlelight service when everyone loolcs so angelic and the officers are im- pressively installed? It is in the light of these memorable programs that the Y-Cabinet and its members have become such an integral part of Gulf Park College. e 3, C' 9 . n t, DELTA ALPHA SIGMA In our hearts, Delta Alpha girl, I n our hearts you're the rarest pearl. You are our emblem, all our endeavor, Yours are our friendships, now and forever. just to be always in your heart, ,lust to know we will never part! l You're our queen, youill always reign supreme, You're our Delta Alpha girl. MEMBERS Opposite Page Row One: Susanne Ainsworth, Billie Sue Anderson, Frances Anderson, Jerry Anderson, Jeanne Armstrong, Dollie Arnall, Jo Ann Bagaley, Jane Barbee. Row Two: Wanda Barham, Genene Bateman, Betty Beasley, Frances Beason, Elizabeth Bigby, Berkeley Blake, Betty Blaker, Dorothy Bryant. ' Row Three: Betty Brumby, Jeanne Buck, Elizabeth Calvert, Zoe Cashmore, D'Alice Coburn, Virginia Coddington, Sara Nell Collins, Joan Croft. Row F our: Drusilla Davis, Dorothy Day, Joanne Draughon, Rachel Easley, Jane Gillespie, Nancy Girling, Sammie Sue Cubbin, Julia Daigle. Row Five: Nancy Graham, Judy Graves, Wilma Green, Mar- garet Gremillion, Delores Harris, Ann Hendershot, Lynda Herr, Molly Hummelstein. Row Six: Joan Inhofe, Mary Ann Knight, Ann Kohrs, Anne Little, Ann Lum, Patricia Mahoney, Sally Mahoney, Shirley McDonald. Row Seven: ' Louise McNeel, Carolyn Mills, Phyllis Murphy, Guillermina Perez, Evangeline Ratcliff, Carolyn Rawl- ings, Frances Reeves, Mary Maughon. Row Eight: Catherine Rodgers, Martha Jean Reynolds, Isabel Salloum, Jane Shelton, Mary Simpson, Eva Smith, Jean Steinmetz, Virginia Struven. Row Nine: Marjorie Vance, Ann Downey Williams, Maria Williams, Evelyn Wulfekuhler. I.. QQ' we N ,4 Y'ww , an if 'bn R'1F 1- if s , vw Y 4 ' mm 4 M ru 'lu iq K 5 1 Q9 f 'qw' ,WF 5 ,J ,Q I If TB 4' we . Us !Nm 1 3 fx 3 4' -G. - 51 W .rf , 7 '57 4? af' ws I T, N, 71' 6' J -W 'J -.T Q 5,xJ -IX rl rouge sang I e as a Chmese fl' 5.1 fmgernaxls we then danced 4' 49 .All F' DELTA ALPHA SIG A 2 1 SUZANNE WEBB SALLY BLACK - SARAH FLOYD . PATRICIA FERRIS ANNE BATJAR - OFFICERS Miss HELEN STEPHENSON - - Top Row: Miss Stephenson, Suzanne Webb, Sallie Black. Bottom Row: Sara Floyd, Patricia Ferris, Ann Batjer. - - President Vice President - Secretary - Treasurer - - Chaplain - Sponsor I: ! V-E '1, '1 1:31 EI A A 51 1, l l I A fl J. H 1 l S il 1 1 ' 1 ll L 'l lll' 1 11 1, E1 1 ll L i 1 1 1' 1 1 1 1 l 72 Delta Alpha Rush Party It's not news that the Delta Alphas had a rush party this year-they have one every year. But when twelve live cosmetics come walking out of a six-foot compact, that is news! To start at the beginning, the girls were ushered by Sammy and Doody into a Y-Hut converted into a ladies' powder room by a stage-sized table topped with a full length mir- ror and two human lamps, Mac and Carolyn, prettily gowned in light blue and ruflles. At one end of the fable stood a huge compact of blue and gold, bearing the Greek letters Delta Alpha Sigma. From this came a parade of dancing and singing cosmetics whose specific use and purpose was pointed out in poetry by Stubbie. Two attractive lipsticlcs, Anne Batjer and Betty Brumby, representing Revlon and Tabu, entered in red and gold cases. They were fol- lowed by an enchanting powder puff, Sara, who did a ballet. Next came the powder, Sara Floyd, darlc in Max Factor pan calce. Ju as rouge sang Je Vous Aime, Mon Cheri. Speedy, as a Chinese maiden, came out as the Chen Yu fingernails we would all love to have, Joanne then danced out in true bubblebarh foam. Janie and Ann, dressed in Lavender and Old Lace, represented sachet bags, while Tigress perfume in a leopard sarong was portrayed by Mimi singing Jalousie. Sallie, with a frothy head of bubbles, was shampoo, and Nancy Girling, doing an interpretative dance, eye shadow. Last, the center of the string of Delta Alpha Pearls, was Suzie, the essence of all that had gone before, the Delta Alpha Girl. 1 l r r I l z t lv Q ll l l lv lgl ,U l l l 1 Ex I, . 1 l l l g'l si il rl ll il T1 5 5 1 l ll le 5. Nl I DELTA CHI SIGMA -J. r L 1 'x-X lg' -ffvgl. r Qi'-yew' .K 1 f-,1 ia,-,. f i vu .Qr,E,..fv2 V. .:lw:a- ,b. - e. .,.. s,.s ve 3--'A ' i 5 Oh, itis you, Delta Chi, you're the one that We lovel Oh, itis you, Delta Chi, that WCJTE thinking of, Your rainbow colors, your standards, too, And to them proudly Weill ever he true. When we come to the 'end of the earth and the sea, Back at dear G.P.C. we will all long to he, For it's you, you, that make our dreams come true! Delta Chi, you're the one that we love! MEMBERS Opposite Page Row One: Betty Andrews, Carol Anthony, Cynthalice Baker, Phillis Baker, Rosemary Baldwin, jane Bell, Carol Lynn Blackburn, Betty Beyer, Barbara Bolman. Row Two: Mary Boyd, Peggee Brainerd, Bonnie Brawley, Mar- garet Brooks, Barbara Brotherton, Betty Brown, Bar- bara Burrow, Betty Jane Catlett, Barbara Carney. Row Three: Barbara Clanton, Desha Clayton, Mary Clayton, Doro- thy Cox, Martha Jane Crouch, Gloria Datin, Peggy Driver, Bonna Lee DuBois, Mary Frances Duke. Row Four: Mary Jane Enochs, Norma Erhard, Cynthia Fer- tig, Fern Fisher, Saralee Fisher, Dorothy Ann Girdley, Donna Goldstein, Jean Golladay, joan Gooch. Row Five: Joan Grier, Wandalee Hamilton, Evelyn Harlan, Beverly Heineman, Elaine Hicks, Marcella Hocking, Mary jean Hopkins, Mary Hurst, Carolyn Kavanaugh. Row Six: Jane King, Emilie Kyle, Polly Langsdon, Mary K. Larkin, Margy Ann Loser, Marilyn McGehee, Marilyn McGuire, Margaret McNerney, Marian Mc- Vay. Row Seven: Ann Machen, Catalina Martinez Aparicio,, Gabriella Martinez Aparicio, Pat Michels, Nan Morris, Rhon- wyn Parsons, Lois Patterson, Martha Peacock, Carle Poch. Row Eight: - t Beth Ann Pound, Edwina Prewett, Jackie Pugh, Marian Pugh, Clilfadeane Radabaugh, Dorothy Dix Reed, Elizabeth Reed, Gwen Reynolds, Mildred Rey- nolds. Row Nine:- Mary K. Ricketts, Suzanne Ritter, Susan Rowland, VValdine Ryan, Cora Frances Saffell, Carolyn Sherwin, Margaret Shroyer, Mary Jane Smith, joy Spiva. Row Ten: Patricia Vierson, Martha Ann Vinz, Betty Wheeler, Marjorie White, Betty Jo Williams, Carolyn Wil- liams, Rebecca Dove Williams, Rebecca Virginia Wil- liams, Julie Yager, Nancy Yow. 6 'N 7' 4' .UP 1 N ..' ER A v fl RQ f? -TT as f? A66 - 'An .- .a, I F tl 5 if 1953. .3 me 'C7 N DEL CFFICERS NANCY BREWER- - NORMA JEAN TUCKER - ANNE POINTER - VIRGINIA PATE - - CAROLYN HOOTON - Miss MARY MEEKER - - Top Row: Miss Meeker, Nancy Brewer, Norma Tucker. Bottom Row: Anne Pointer, Virginia Pate, Carolyn Hooton. TA CHI SIG - - Preszkfent Vice President - Secretary - . Treasurer . . C fwplain . . Sponsor 76 x,J Delta Chi Rush Party Come one, come all, to Delta Chi Town for the show of all shows-you can't af- ford to miss the minstrel show of the year!!! cried Virginia Barker Pate, as Nan lVlammy Morris gave praline tick- ets and directed throngs into the Y Hut. The show began with a bang as the members of Delta Chi shuflied to che stage singing Alabama Bound, and from then on the fast, hilarious pace of the minstrel was continued by end men Jean Golloday, Carle Poch, and Desha Clayton, with Pres- ident Nancy Brewer acting as interlocutor. Dashing Par Hamilton wooed Slinky Pinky Saifel, the belle of Chocolate Town, in a very clever dance routine. Stormy Norma Jean Tucker delighted rushees with a sultry version of SL Louis Blues . Three talented brothers, Midge McNer- ney, Desha Clayton, and Carle Poch, strutted in true minstrel fashion with Chocolate to the Bone. Fudge sundaes were served to the guests of the sorority, after which everybody joined in singing the Delta Chi song. , U9 U, 1-4 C5 Z D' 'U U5 r-1 O Pd P' O 3 UQ Q TF W Y V1- D' N i Vi N Q- ' Q v M Ci' Have passed into a memory We'l look hack to you, Sigma Psi, And remember the faith, all the love and ideals, That distance can never untie. To you, Blue and White, We pledge loyal endeavor To ,do what is fne and right. Though the years come and go, We Want you still to know That we are true, Sigma Psi. MEMBERS Opposite Page Row One: Ann Akin, Roberta Andrews, Grace Barrett, Carol Beck, Mary Lynn Bell, Jeannine Brooks, Ruth Ellen Butts, Mary Ann Butz. Row Two: Mary Bynum, Marilyn Cannon, Conchita Chacon, Jennie Lee Cherry, Louise Clark, Edith Cooney, Nancy Cope, Jane Crocker. Row Three: Laura Gay Dunklin, Patricia Edgar, Nedra Faris, Maud Fennell, Diane Florey, Nancy Flinn, Frances Foland, Donna Foltz. Row Four: Jean Foster, Billie Gwin, Marilyn Haley, Kathleen Hayman, Martha Hendon, Mary K. Hill, Alice Hoff- man, Bettye Hughes. Row Five: Nancy Ivy, Martha Jackson, Anne Johnston, Sally Johnston, Jean Jordan, Carlene Jones, Irma Kenny, Mary Koenenn. Row Six: Patricia Markwell, Jane Marshall, Joan Martin, Sally Ann McBride, Martha McCullough, Carolyn McCurdy, Ann Mendenhall, Marianne Milnes. Row Seven: Barbara Morris, Leilo Ogden, Virginia Parsons, Betty Pasternack, Patricia Patton, Corrine Phillips, Joy Phillips, Maxine Polian. . Row Eight: Virginia Pollard, Marie Risen, Betty Schlessinger, Marcia Seely, Betty Jane Shank, Patricia Siegel, Sue Roberts Smith, Barbara Snyder. Row Nine: Mary Stearns, Laurel Stinnett, Teel Sullenburger, Eone Veazey, Joyce Warner, Nancy Watts, Patricia Williams, Lois Wilson. Row Ten: Christine Woods, Jayne Word, Jo Ann Youngblood. '50 ,517 Q?- f '55 4 ,nr 35? 'Y' CA! We N16 QC 0? wb my L h ' f .J IIA .Lx l- f:f.g'?L 3 I 4- 'Bn .J Q- -4 VF ,II nl I I l l I l I I 1 I I I? V I i V I A , I SIGMA PSI IOTA OFFICERS MARY WELLS- - - President GAY LEAKE - - . Vice President CAROLYN CARSON- - Secretary CATHERINE HAMILTON . . Treasurer CORDELIA HARRISON . - . Chaplain FREDERICK S. ROTH - - Sponsor Top Row: Frederick S. Roth, Mary Wells, Gay Leake. Bottom Row: Carolyn Carson, Catherine Hamilton, Cordelia Harrison. 80 Sigma Psi Rush Party Siggy cordially invites you to the gala opening of Siggy's Saloon, featuring the Siggy Sillieslv Thus read the Sigma Psi rush party invi- tations. The saloon was wide open - complete with waiters, cigarette girls, bar- tenders, and all the glitter and gala enter- tainment of a real oldtime saloon. Siggy, the proprietor, greeted the guests at the door, and mustache-endowed waiters showed them to candlelit cables, to the ac- companiment of soft music played by the traditional sleepy-eyed pianist. The enter- tainment began with an introduction of all the Siggy Saloon staff. Then on with the show!-a song from slinlcy Beatrice Kay, a timely interruption of the town drunk, songs from a bicycle-huilbfor-two quar- tet, and last but not least, a cancan on the bar! The party closed with the singing of the Sigma Psi song, and then, as Siggy said, it was Drinks on the house, up at the bar! W 3 N gf. z'.::. .,: , , , .W va X A 4, Rf lbw: . it Y ,f Y y 3 5 N7 4 f' ' ,Q I ,Af i y ee ' 1 ? ' 5 :,. , f Qqrisgg . ,Vx 4 Q. xf i 4 1A X X' fx 4 X X X Q f W I f , .. S N X f 23, Y, is 1 4 Q. 8 Ln ' 33' wr ,, ,A ,V Q. V K W ,gg-11M SX lla Q1 nk V f f XG , W an N '24 M, A 1' ,,,,,,.Q .,a1-wgff , 1' f ' s fsfzw g ww . g as . .- X , , In ' f 'P Q 54 2'5 N f 2' v K me N.: if Z5 1 Q 'Z 9 Q f ! if , 5' ,af ., A 4 5 , if ff T,,i 'sv If f ,mf wi A M endif , Q 13 2 f ,df 1 , 'fl ff? I Y N . X .yzwz ,, 515: :Aw-45' gs f it 1 mwmyp an S 1 4 x 'ZF xmv Q N I v 1.4 M V si- -up Q - I' sv I ,F r ilk? I 'x 1154.29 I lpy: ' 7 fl .-'-. A I , Ai. 'M ' as s if 'JY ' P' 3? 355' 1 ii 1- ff -:ffa 'J- li -w 4 ' s. ' V . 'dvr' ffm wr f1':'3lP' .H e, - Yr' 'K' f r S MEMBERS OFFICERS Rosemary Baldwin Frances Beason Jenny Lee Cherry Barbara Clanton Desha Clayton Virginia Coddington Julia Daigle Peggy Driver Fern Fisher Frances Foland Jane Gillespie Nancy Graham Joan Grier Marilyn Haley Dolores Harris Beverly Heineman Mary Clark Hewes Elaine Hicks Mary jean Hopkins Molly Hummelstein Anne Johnston Gloria Knobloek Ann Kohrs Jane Marshall Martha McCullough Nan Morris Gwen Reynolds Suzanne Ritter Cora Frances Saffell Jane Shelton Laurel Stinnett Patricia Vierson Rebecca Dove Williams Jayne Word Cliffadeane Radabaugh Carolyn Sherwin BETTY BRUMBY . President MARJORIE VANCE . . . . Vice President POLLY LANGSDON . . . . . Secretary PATRICIA PATTON Treasurer MRS. LILA BROUILLETTE . . . Sponsor The Art Department is an-important part of Gulf Park College, and those who take any of the many different phases offered under Mrs. Lila Sinclair Brouillette and Miss Christine Northrop consider themselves very lucky. The Samovar Club is composed of all tho-se who take art and through the year they sponsor many interesting and instructive activities. SAM VAR CLUB 84 jane Bell Marian Pugh gs b' LITTLE SISTERS CLLB Younger Sisters Grace Barrett Carle Poch Suzanne Ainsworth jackie Pugh Dollie Arnall Bettie Brumhy Mary Ann Bynum Julia Daigle Drusilla Davis Nedra Faris Nancy Cirling Marilyn Haley Louise McNeel jane Marshall Martha Peacock Isabel Salloum Mary K. Hill Joan Inhofe Jeanne jordan joan Martin Patricia Micheis Nan Morris Ma ry K. Ricketts: Cora Frances Saffell jane Sh-'lton Norma jean Tucker Jayne VVord julie Yager N ieces Patricia Edgar Mary Clark Hewes Nancy VVatts Dau glvters Berkley Blake Lelia Ogden Donna Goldstein jackie Pugh Catherine Hamilton Marian Pugh Marcella Hocking Suzanne Ritter Kathleen Gillis Eone Veazey Maria VVilliams The Little Sisters' Club is composed of those girls who have had some relative enrolled in Gulf Park in the past. A large majority of these are sisters and cousins, but as Gulf Park approaches the end of its twenty-seventh year, there are more and more members of this club who can boast of a mother's attendance at Gulf Park, perhaps even in the first graduating class. Sometimes during the year these special students are honored at a banquet in the college dining room. This is their night as they march in, the daughter of the old- est former member escorted by our President. . -.,,,, .......,V.. Q, ., ,.- ,MM --V s SW 4,-an Q 13 . ravi , , vw gt- r 1tgnl '!i -.ni 'ti . 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MEMBERS Betty Andrews -lane Gillespie Cent-ne Bateman Nancy Girling Frances Reason Betty Blaker Barbara Holman Jeannine Brooks Elizabeth Calvert Carolyn Carson Dcfha Clayton D'Alicc Cohurn Virginia Cocldington joan Croft Joanne Draughon Fe-rn Fisher Nancy Flinn Donna Foltz .lean Golladay Dolores Harris Nancy Ivy jane King Marion McVay Marianne Milnes Beth Ann Pound Edwina Prcwitt Susan Rowland Betty jane Shank jean Stn-inmctz Nancy XVatts Rchccca Virginia Nancy Yow Top: The Wonder Hat Middle: The Stolen Prince Bottom: One Sunday Afternoon SHIRLEY MCDONALD . ANN BATJER .... Susanne Ainsworth Betty Andrews Carolyn Anthony Jeanne Armstrong Betty Beasley Frances Beason Sally Black Berkley Blake Mary Ruth Boyd Peggee Brainerd Nancy Brewer Barbara Brotherton Betty Ann Brown Jeanne Buck Marilyn Cannon Marjorie Carnes OFFICERS . . . . . . .Presidezzt ANN POINTER. . . . Secretary . . . . . Vice President CONCHITA CHACON . . Treasurer CAPTAIN DE JAIVE ......... Sponsor MEMBERS Jennie Lee Cherry Barbara Clanton Mary Clayton Nancy Cope Dorothy Cox Joan Croft Martha Jane Crouch Joanne Droughn Bonna Lee DuBois: Laura Gay Dunklin Mary Jane Enochs Norma Erhard Nedra Faris: Cynthia Fertig Dianne Florey I as Frances Foland Juan Foster Jane Gillespie Donna Goldstein Nancy Graham Joan Grier Cordelia Harrison Mary Hurst Sally Johnston Carolyn Kavanaugh Jane King Mary Ann Knight Rosemary Latimer Gay Leake Margy Ann Loser Sally Mahoney Marilyn McGehee Rhonwyn Parsons Martha Peacock Guillermina Perez Beth Ann Pound Jackie Pugh Carolyn Rawlings Jean Reynolds Marie Risen VValdine Ryan Betty Schlesinger Joy Spiva Jean Steinmetz Maria VVilliams AMIGAS x . W' .1 - 4' n 1 .i ,N ' , ,K 'X f , 1 I - Q I ,N , ' f , Q f N, 5 I, 5 'gi Q fl- A Q V E ,- , ,' ' I .X f N li , -As , ' x K . df' A ' ' 'K , 3. ff' 5 ' 'I X A ? A 'N 4 A 'Rx ' - -. 5' ' '0- u . I V, - ' 'V 'nf' .E J ' N I- - ' 4 'fu HU Q sf z fl: XJ 4-V f N' f 'Xt Y fr- G Q r - w f, 1 -ui - , if -' N 4 . 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Secretary-Treasurer CLIFFADEANE RADABAUGH . . Via' President MRS. DOROTHY STUBBS . ..... Sponyor MEMBERS Frances Anderson Bcity Andrews Carol Anthony Genene Bateman Frances Beason Berkeley Blake Nlary Boyd Peggee Brainerd Jeannine Brooks D'Alice Coburn Jane Crocker Jane Gillespie Jean Golladay Nancy Graham Margaret Gremillion Billie Gwin Pat Hamilton Dolores Harris Mary Jean Hopkins Molly Hummelstein Nancy Ivy Irma Kenny Joan Croft ,lalle King Laura Gay Dunklin Margy Ann Loser Jean Foster Sally Ann McBride Shirley McDonald Marian M-cVay Phyllis Murphy Virginia Pate Corinne Phillips Nlaxine Polian Carolyn Rawlings Elizabeth Reed Pvlildred Reynolds Gwen Reynolds Suzanne Ritter Marcia Seely Patricia Siegal Mary Jane Smith Sue Smith Norma Jean Tucker Bone Veazey Nancy Watts Carolyn Williams Patricia Williams Christine Woods Jayne Word Evelyn Wulfkuhler Julie Yager Nancy Yow LEE CL B C' 0 . A 0 OFFICERS fARLlC POCH .......... . 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Sp0llJ0f MEMBERS Ann Akin Billie Sue Anderson Dollie Arnall Cynthalice Baker Rosemary Baldwin WVanda Barham jane Bell Berkley Blake Mary Ruth Boyd Jeannine Brooks Betty Brumby- Ruth Ellen Butts Mary Bynum Conchita Chaeon Barbara Clanton Desha Clayton Nancy Cope Dorothy Cox jane Crocker Gloria Datin Dorothy Day Mary Frances Duke Nedra Faris julia Daigle Kathleen Gillis Nancy Girling ,loan Grier Pat Hamilton Nancy Ivy Carolyn Kavanaugh Ann Kohrs Ann Little Margy Ann Loser Ann Lum Farolyn McCurdy Shirley McDonald Louise McNeel Margaret McNerney ' I ' e s Patr1c1'1 Mich l Barbara Morris Nan Morris Martha Ann Hendon Rhonwvn Parsons Lynda Herr Virginia Parsons Patricia Patton Guillermina Perez Maxine Polian Beth Ann Pound Catherine Rodgers VValdine Ryan Cora Frances Salfell Isabel Salloum Margaret Shroyer Laurel Stinnett Natalie Thiac Patricia Vierson Carolyn VVilliams Patricia YVilIiams sm si -M 7' yi' If wx., 9 K' , .:,: I W -f A ,V Q. M92 92 1 ,miiff ff! . 751 fx- . .. 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Koenenn Betty B-:yer Rosemary Latimer Betty Ann Brown Rosemary McDonald Marjorie Carnes Lois Patterson Zoe Cashmore Mildred Reynolds Norma Erhard Era Ann Salvant Mary Clark Hewes .lane Shelton jean jordan jane Spvngler Gloria Knobloek Natalie Thiac Martha Ann Vinz MEMBERS MARILYN HALIQY .... . . Pilar DOROTIIY BRYANT , . . . Co-Pilnl YVANDALEI2 HAMILTON . . Nafvigator JOAN GOOCII ...,.. Bombardier MISS C'A'l'HERINE THOMPSON. Sponsor PRES. R. G. COX ....... Sponsor TAT F AR WEST GEORGIA MISSISSIPPI KENTUCKY C. I 'A-ff' -n J h ff -4- X.. xi 555V?'22Q9B'Kfi 1a HQ, 4 I Jr' 2: if I I . T! , 1 ,I 3 S 17 W f ...ll ., rj? ,Dlx 'tv , 5 . - ,fbi -Q' 'Q wwf' 5 f 5 . V A. ' L li A al f' Q I I . A' f T L Q' N f A ' ma -, ' ' ,-5 f f' X W Q- lf - ' 5 tr V H' EA 44 Y A' .., , 1 q 14 l K O I' : X I QA-i i'S Q I A 1, 6 'lu 1 y H! I A 'rm Y J- f i , , ,f I i ' fir. ' 1'-' Q5 -we .iw l F J .. 1 ' 4 ' 4 v W H ' f A i ' ' 215 ' W 'r A . VT if ri 1 . , . V r 1 3 , x . K V I . V . ' o ,i 3.1. V Pk ' lr 'N .0-if-U' Fl V N P - 9 -4 A J,, , ,- y,.,f f 4 .Sv- f 'v ,J V- ,Q , 1 - V ip. f lk , gb .5 ,Tl 1 . N-Ui' ' , ,Q - X! . 2 ' 7 I R, 6 :lic my -Q. p 4 w ,i e j I 2 1 T iii :si T i I I nf f' ,fn 5: f 2 , ,-N ,a w n H J I. 5 4 1 i 1 v 2 1 E l I T w J TAT MIDDLE WEST LOUISIANA TEXAS OUT-OF-STATES CLUBS ATLANTIC SEABOARD ARKANSAS GREAT PLAINS TENNESSEE Standingg Polly Langsdon, Miss Thompson, Ann Batjer. Seatfd: Jane Gillespie. Kneolingg Dorothy Dix Reed, Suzanne Webb. V I 2 Wine ' -man OFFICERS JANE GILLESPIE . . . President SUZANNE WEBB . . 1 . Vice President ANN BATJER . . . Secretary DOROTHY DIX REED . . . Treasurer POLLY LANGSDON. . . Historian MISS CATHERINE THOMPSON . . . Sponsor GULF PARK'S 98 lllrs, lWcElroy started the water ballet five months of practice to live up to Mrs. lXIac's standards. But once the happy event is realized, it all seems well worth the effort, and subse- quent performances of the ballet are eagerly the Edgewater Gulf Hotel in lllarch. It takes awaited. yea1's ago, and since then it has grown to gigan- tic proportions. The first show of the year is at ATHLETIC ASSUCIATIC .gb WX ,Q 2 V Z? ,Q-, I S Y ydzff- 6? Zim W 1 X 2 fm . 'H f ff J f ' N NE f ' . Y ,Q - -R, Y'- N ,xV, V , E V, .Q f V . Q 'ff QQ wx K , ,, X K -' ff tx.. , 4' 51 x M.: 4 - Q X' , X . 1 fx W . ' fp , , W X Y ' ' - 5 I ffff ' W' f - f f XA 9 Q , 1 N , ,Vg ms ,f . xi. pq. , .5 .. ,. 4, :' H f- M X. W gf ,, X - , 4, f sz :A M1 1, ' W, x- , M X I . ., ., X A ., A .ww I , viz -lf L' M ' My ' 2 4525 . V W .W , 1 ,, X , 3 . Z f ' Q , 4' 1,1215 x Q gf,-. I- , ' :N -, sv, z 1 was f -f , nf ff 4 -ff Q 1 1, 3,3 Q ,V 5 XWM. Z f ,,.,. x, ,S , , ,. 5? ' 'f fx N ,M ' Xen X NX 75 H , 1 f L ,252 ' f'?Gffv:smA1 f A-D ' Z With? is 211, .S f 1 ' Q if xiiimafsge , f gy, WWQ- S553 Av ' X :Tri QQ 6 - , - 2' 7.3 ,C ,infix ,f 3 K K: ' Q - - - f v Q, ,Y X X - x MA - es, Ag 3 L F x An' f ' , Z 6 'wi i , 1, Qtfbi D CJ f I 1 ,IVQB gdb , f. 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Frances Anderson Carol Anthony Jean Armstrong Betty Andrews Wlanda Barham Sallie Black Barbara Bolman Bonnie Brawley Barbara Brotherton FRuth Ellen Butts Betty Brumby Carolyn Carson Jennie Lee Cherry Barbara Clanton Virginia Coddington Nancy Cope , Mary Jane Enochs Fern Fisher Saralee Fisher Diane Florey OFFICERS MEMBERS Donna Foltz Jane Gillespie Joan Gooch Marilyn Haley Pat Hamilton Kathleen Hayman Lynda Herr Elaine Hicks Mary' K. Hill Marcella Hocking Mary Jean Hopkins Molly Hummelstein Anne Johnston Ann Kohrs Polly Langsdon Anne Little Ann Lum Marilyn McGehee Louise McNeel BIT AN . . . President . . Vife President . . . Secretary . . T reaszzrcr Jeanette McRae Marion McVay Carolyn Mills Virginia Pate Pat Patten Corinne Phillips Virginia Pollard Edwina Prewitt Frances Reeves Mary Kay Ricketts Suzanne Ritter VValdine Ryan Marcia Seely Mary Jane Smith Laurel Stinnett Teel Sullenburger Isabel Salloum Downey Williams Rebecca Williams Jayne VVord MARTHA JACKSON SP CL 102 3- 11 iw- '- -- 1 -:Q :Q ,gif . l?'f1?: '?59' 1 . N 4' 3, 9 A W- 'L' -1-9 nv . ffm, 4 , It 6 1 6: ? X i A xv ' ' 5 -Qs ' - ll, :U 2 , , ' 5 I I' ' ww Qmmwwfwgi W! Yin! rw, f . ' ' :fa F! 9 ' J Q1 'S 1 1 V. 53 5' 4 lol' . sfi 'Q X f ,.1, ' A W- -- -2 YM? ,gigcffq , M I M1 al - meg 44 n:..2xM.wM W' M rms Q. I Xxx X. , '1'i'n'l ' v-, A... p.x iq-Qlu --WJ! I' X ul V j ' 6, .....l,. 1 Ko rykjfgw-915' M ..- 4-fa. ' ' .- A . 4 2129. ,say-ik , ...X Y. 5 J Z' 3:5 -5-'2.5'4'..i .F. I Q Y 5, U xii' s. 4'.,i..4 is .A- M .151 A 'Q o Q -I K . V-.,' ,'. ' -x nl h ...QV 31: . .H ' -.' P? '1 . 4' . gf ,ri 'Q l '57 ' 5 if .1 4 , ,U I G h rl , . . 1, -' ' I 5 s 'x , 1. 5, N W ,SYN ' 0 ii? Was' SING SO HIS MAJESTY GOES TO THE JUNIORS All was hustle, bustle, and mysterious smiles and whispers in the few days before Sing Song, as the various classes were busily preparing for their performance on Saturday night, Novem- ber 15. On the big night the Juniors, first on the agenda, used a large shoe as stage setting, and Mr. and Mrs. Cox were portrayed as having so many children they didn't know what to do! As the narrator read some of the important phases of life at G.P.C. since its establishment, skits for these phases were skillfully acted out in pantomine. Ar the cnd thc Juniors with all the enthusiasm of a child on Christmas morning, presented their pep song, during which a live Mr. Goat was introduced. Finally, the Alma Mater was sung, as a pleasing climax for a job well done and well worth the reward of His Majesty, the goat. The High School, using a large shoe as their stage prop also, was not outdone by their big sister class at all in originality. The High Schoolers used a reform theme as the motif for their skit, and this was cleverly put over in rhyme as several confessed their former misdemeanors, but promised to reform in the future for Mr. Goat, who strikingly resembled Dorothy Cox. Last on the program, the Seniors were true sophisticates in their beautful presentation of Gulf Park memories as told by a mother to her daugh- ter. The stage prop was a memory book, and as the pages rolled back, there appeared such memo- ries as the Senior waltz, pep song, graduation, and the Senior girl. There Was an Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe 105 Plow dear to my heart are the scenes of my childhood, When fond recollection presents them to view! The Gulf Park girls and faculty members had more than fond recollections of their childhood brought to view as they looked about them at the Kid Party, sponsored by the Athletic Asso- ciation, Saturday night, January IO, in the school auditorium. Through the jungle of mammoth bow ribbons, short skirts, pigtails, and freckles could be seen 9 U hair-pullings over some little 'girl's doll or 0 teddy bear. Qther bashful tots stood against the f wall sucking on lollipops and peppermint sticks Prizes of boxes of candy were awarded for the cutest and most original costumes. First prize went to Carolyn Hooten, who portrayed a jack- in-the-box3 second prize was awarded to Mary Hurst and Joe Ann Baglevg there was a tie for third between the twins, Jean Armstrong and Carolyn Mills, and Ann Hendershot and Midge McNerney, who were dressed as Huck Finn and Tow Sawyer. The highlight of the evening was the show- ing of childhood photos to see how noticeably some of the baby pictures resembled the girls as they look today. After this unusual enterainment, cups of ice cream were enjoyed by all. Then the kiddies toddled off-not to bed, but to transform them- selves back into college girls. CAROLYN HOOTON HE KID RTY Standing: Mary Hurst, Joan Bagaley, Carolyn Mills, Jean Armstrong, Margaret Ann McNerncy, Ann Hendershot. Seated: Carolyn Hooten. x ,... ,..........smf..M..1n.1.wr.mf,1..1., ,,vh.. m er LEAGUE OFFICERS NANCY SUE FLYNN . NANCY GIRLING. . . SARA NELL COLLINS . . CORA FRANCES SAFFELL . MISS DOROTHY ARCHER. Suzanne Ainsworth Jerry Anderson Roberta Andrews Cynthalice Baker Rosemary Baldwin Genene Bateman Berkeley Blake Mary Boyd Peggee Brainerd Jeannine Brooks Mary Ann Butz Mary Bynum . . . Prvsidmzl l'iu' Prvsidfnl . . Sntrelary . , T n'zz.vurer . Sponsor NANCY FLINN, Prwidmzf MEMBERS julia Daigle Gloria Datin Dorothy Day Bonna Lee DuBois Rachel Easley Donna Foltz Catherinne Hamilton VVandalee Hamilton Lynda Herr Joan Inhofe Nancy Ivy Martha jackson Sally Johnston Mary Koenenn Margie Ann Loser Patricia Markwell Martha McCullough Marion McVay Marianne Mines Beth Ann Pound Elizabeth Reed Patricia Seigel Betty Shank Carolyn Sherwin Margaret Shroyer Eva Smith Pat Vierson Nancy VVatts Mary Wells Betty Wheeler Betty Jo Williams Rebecca V. VVilliams julia Yager Nancy Yow Cora Frames Saffcll, lieth' XY'ht-rl jcanmnr Brooks. Julia Yagvr, ,lm an h f' Pu Vi' n M ' B J ln o 4, . nrso . an ox Nlargv Ann lnvcr. Pvggcv Brann- Sara Collins. Nanci' Fllnn, l.rn 1 Hi'rr, Nanci' lvv. Kun' Hamnlt Martha jackson. Brtu' ,lo Xwllluam I -.-. OT O as 1 l l, Ar rrrr 1 The Court of Atheson V COURT OF ATI-IESON COURT OF BIT AND SPUR JANE GILLESPIE ,,,,,,,,, , King MARTHA JACKSON .......... King SUZANNE WEBB ..... . . Queen RUTH ELLEN BUTTS . , . . Queen l LORDS KNIGHTS 1 Catherine Hamilton Mary Stearns pony Langsdon Nancy Cope i Margaret ANSI N gon? lgailel' Louise McNeel Cynthalice Baker C CFUCY al' C 00 Marilyn McGehee Donna Foltz . gffged Hllghlgsd b h Ann Hendefshof Mary Kay Ricketts Marcia Seely 1 a cane a a aug LADIES LADIES . Joy Spiva Marcella Hocking gaergraclilllgg Qigialifate Anne Little Donna Goldstein Nancy Brewer Norma jean Tucker Befh Ann Pound Cluolyp Mins Y Cora Frances Sagell Mary Wells Barbara Bolman Virginia Struven 1 PAGES PAGES i A joan Inhofe Anne Johnston Iackie Pugh Bonnie B1'aWleY ' ANNOUNCER Ut-,HER jean Steinmetz Wandalee Hamilton I 1 M A R D I G R A S L L l 108 li The Court of Bit and Spur IOUSTING TOURNAME T One of the most elaborate productions during the school year at Gulf Park is the presentation by the Athletic Associa- i tion of Mardi Gras. In true regal fashion, the ladies of the courts were escorted by their lords who had jousted for their favor. The ball given in their honor favors them with the delightful antics of the masquers and a spontaneous program from members of the student body. The King and Queen, followed by their court, then honored their subjects with a grand march. i .n 4 .11-vu., .1v fff' 'ff' f 1 w I L I P I s I' F E l fl 'E it M is E V1 i ,V ,Q y E6 we gznquef Above is misty moonshine. Darkness Without- doth peer 1 At banquet hall rich column-carved and banner-hung, ll At plume of lady-fern a-sway, at garlandage w Of freshest rose and lily that do blush and pale y Beneath the flambeaux, flaring lights. With rosy flush and lily palor ten bedight 5 ! And comely ladies Wear their knights, low-proffered crowns. 3 Here all is lightsome revelry and gracious courtliness. And now the thralls appear amid the throng if With dainties of costly foods all flower-Wreathed, with wine L1 In horn, with carved trencher, and With golden dish Of fruits enspiced and tinct. 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'jk A IQUL: QUVLUY- SEL , rr s .H 006 l .1 1 W56 ancy fewer MAY QUEEN VW V25 5 xrzf r , was ' K I A ' :SQL QS 3 X X, S 'W WX- x ' .SL Slandingn Suzanne Webb, Nancy Brewer, Queeng Virginia Pate, Patricia Ferris, Jean Steinmetz. Kneeling: Jane Gillespie, Gay Leaks, Mary Wells. Sitting: Nancy Flinn, Marjorie Carnes, Cora Frances Saffell, Jane Crocker, Norma Jean Tucker. SONG TO THE MAY QUEEN May Queen, May Queen, g Wondrously beautiful May Queen, Homage to thee We pay, As We crown thee With hearts glad and gay. May Queen, May Queen, All rejoice Proclairn thee sovereign, Love's own choice. Lovely Maidens, Beauteousones who surround her, Tend her graciously now, As with charm before her you how. Gulf Park's garland, Fair to see, May Queen and May Court, All hail to thee! Lois E. SMITH MAY QUEENS C0 RT 122 is-P ' 1' - .fr Q. ' 'Q ' I .. ,. ,' .f' 1 A rig. 4 , 1 I ' , 1 - A wv' z u - M ff.-ww '51, ma X: 'J J'w.-.3i,mr' i my-1 - ' M 4 . ,Lk 1 .X xi C , f. 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Somehow it always tastes better when weire sitting aroundpthe long table, eating and laughing. Huckleberry Hill is ours. It was built so that all the girls at Gulf Park would have a place to enjoy themselves away from school and bells. Going to Huck is looked forward to with eager anticipation. The weekends, whether we go to rest or play, have always lived up to our expectations. ., +,. '5 3.V S - . 'rr ' M I' fl-',. T' ,Av ., ,- I n 7 aj Y., fi. W ' '. f-fl , 1 . i. ---!N.w.11. 4 . Ji' vzgu. L ,nw --nf.- . - nth. . ' -I. fx... 9.21. -. sI'fx-V L 'F ,. 1 -- ',,v,' . - ,. -0,9 Q x V,,. fs. 1 .. , --mf' .Wal wx, z., ?- . x- 5 ' Q,-4 74 '19 . 5- it ! X X s '? ,, Ani 3.-V? ., n if in 1.-' . 'G V ' x' 3.-. 2 ' '55,Qf J. . 5 ' . 1. m V, .' ' ...' , g , , 3- . Q I gf- 7 . ,W ' A 4 .. l K. x tk ,1'xQ,q'.:.Uf1-5' L fi fegwugi, ' :qt-i' '- ' 'Q' 'Lx' ' 0 Q . . swf!-K L 4 H, ,K L N-sffi Q . I, AJ .figs- f'W f' X 'W ,,,x 7 ,nw . 'QF if ,a0L5 'ifi'i7 zqzjig ,f ,iff A ' if iff! 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S .AN . 5 'x 5 g A ,, ,AA 3 afuwf, -I 3 ui 1 51 ' I A .W- 'T ffm. , ,7 aw. I, . if . 1 I 'hx :www mv X., x, - 7 aff 45 qi 4 1: . ' 111, xnxx. g, g 4, , , Cc Cv Vliflcjl s 3 , .Q Q 4 iwzg wg .har X -uv. 91 'i .,..' 'v ,, ., ,- iv' JZ W. I 91- - - .i-fg,-vw' P. , 1, B E 1. ' vw . lmbugi .. 1-,--,XJ ' 'Ai' .. . '3-9.1 ,M STAiRSTEP LJ Y Y 4. 1 -in 10 HWVS .x.ilu.4....--,.. -U , .J...A.A..x.l'. .- . , . . Y OL df' MUSKETEERS .VS Y M' XXX :XX T- fl P. 01,5131 fi 7 ' E EE 5 iw ii W We lx 4: 3. 31 ii ii i 35 is i 15 ,F W i K GULF PARK SO GS SENIOR FAREWELL SONG We won't say farewell, we'll say so-long, Gulf Park, For these memories of you will ever throng in our hearts. All these days with you are days of happiness, They are days we'll keep in our treasure chest. And so, we won't say adieu or good-bye, Gulf Park. We won't even shed a tear or breathe a sigh When we part. For you will be a home to us all our whole life long, So we won't say farefell, we'll just say so-long! -NANCY WA1'rs SENIOR WALTZ Our senior waltz will live forever in our hearts, For it will bring back precious memories of Gulf Park. Our senor dance, college romance, tropical stars above, People we knew, friendships so true, sweet Gulf Park memories we love. Though we must leave you soon, our waltz will e'er remain. Deep in our hearts, and when we hear its sweet refrain, Though there be fears, though there be tears, though there be storm clouds and rain, Through all the years our senior waltz will live again. -NANCY WA1'rs SENIOR SONG We are the seniors of Gulf Park, We are the seniors of Gulf Park, And we'll be loyal and true To the green and the gold As through life we tread our way. And we will always remember Happy days spent together, Both in class and on campus Here at Gulf Park by-the-sea. W -ALBERT V. DAvnzs 132 1oKE Miss Hoffman: If I take a potato and divide it into two parts, then into four parts, and then divide each of the four parts, what would I have ? Emilie Kyle: Potato salad. 1 1 1 Mama Vick: Why were you kept after school today? Nancy Cope: The teacher told us to write an es- say on the results of laziness, and I turned in a blank sheet of paper. Capt. de jaive fduring an examinationl: Will some generous student, who isn't copying from his textbook, be kind enough to let me use it for a few moments ?' 1 1 1 Miss Wise: What is an epistle? Carle Poch: An epistle is the wife of an apostle. 1 1 1 Mr. Davies: Give me some musical terms. Sara Nell: Well, S.O.S. is a musical term, mean- ing same, only softer. 1 1 1 Miss Gilreath: Where is the stomach and what is its functions? Gliffadeane: just south of the ribs, and its func- tion is to hold up the petticoatf' 1 1 1 Jane Gillespie: Where is the Buddha worshipped? Ann Hendershot: Buddha is worshipped chiefly in Budda, pest. 1 1 1 Marian Pugh was shaking her roommate, Pat Vier- sen, trying to awaken her. Pat, get up, she shouted. I hear a mouse squeak- ing!. You hear a mouse squeaking? What do you want me to do? Get u and oil it? P 1 1 1 A teacher took over a new class. Whats your name P she asked one little boy. Jule, he replied. Not Jule, she said. You should never use con- tractions or nicknames. Your name is Julius. She then turned to the next boy. And what is your name? Billius, he replied. 1 1 1 Phyllis Murphy ran up to Miss Mahl, frantically crying, My roommate is wandering in her mind. Well, don't worry, Phyllis, comforted Miss Mahl, she won't go far. Dee Clayton was late to chapel one morning, What is your reason for being late, asked Mama Rine. Well, the alarm clock woke up everyone but me this morning. What do you mean, the alarm woke up everyone in that balcony suite but you ? Well, there are eight in the suite and the clock was set for seven. 1 1 1 Three Gulf Parkers were comparing notes one day on men. My big moment is Blanton, cooed Nancy, He sends me flowers. Mine is Bill, said Gay. 'fHe sends me candy. Mine is Frank Sinatra, gasped Tucker. He just sends me! 1 1 1 The upper crust of society is a bunch of crumbs held together by their dough, 1 1 1 Etiquette is the noise you don't make when you eat soup. 1 1 1 Talk of the college yearbook obviously was in the air, for one Sunday when the waitress put the platter of chicken on the table, Jean Steinmetz inquired, Is that seagull on that dish P 1 1 1 A lecture is that process whereby ideas pass from the notebook of the instructor to the notebook of the student without affecting the mind of either. 1 1 1 Here's to the chaperon! May she learn from Cupid just enough blindness To be sweetly stupid! 1 1 1 How did you find your pie, sir? Oh, I just lifted up the cheese, and there it was. 1 1 1 Jo Ann Bagaley: Does your watch tell time? Betty Andrews: No, you have to look at it. 1 1 1 Simp: I'm kinda hungry. VVill you join me in a bowl of soup? Pate: Sure, But do you think there's room in it for both of us? 1 1 1 A girl who is temperamental is ninety-nine per cent temper, and one per cent mental. 1 1 4 E I 2 1 z g nf E 5 5 5 E r 3? I I ij y Ei 2 . 1 , 1 E J 3 1 1 Ro lg 1 4' 4 . ONE ALONE Q E 've it fi CIR, S2 If 1' ,ff rf' X 5 1 r I ' 'si 'Q' ,f' FGA I. 5 J I 5 TREEN YMPH -1 i i In---1 1 1 1 U ' 4 . ' 1 92' 1,3 .sv Q v 1 . Yxgn 1 I' I 9 P 'I ,st r N 4 , Q , .rf -v. , gf' F , Q -T.-. V -2' ' WL fx Q X fb w SEPTEMBER Students arrive. Factulty Reception for Students. Sunday Afternoon Automobile Ride Sponsored by Coast Service Clubs. Picnic at Huckleberry Hill. Senior Dance, Formal. Tea by Senior Class Honoring Factulty and Hostesses, Senior Sunparlor. Salt VVater Sports, Csailing, aquaplaning, and swim- mingl. OCTOBER Rush VVeek by Sororities. Formal Dance, High School. Faculty Dinner. VVeiner Roast, Sunkist CCoast Club entertains resident student groupl. Talent Program Promoted by Three Sororities. jet Maskers Tea Honoring New Students. Sailing Races. Voice Recital, Dorothy McGee Stubbs. Halloween Banquet. junior Dance, Formal. Senior and Sophomore Banquets. NOVEMBER Football Game in New Orleans. Piano Recital, Albert V. Davies. Shearwater Pottery Exhibit Sponsored by the Samovar Club. Sing-Song Qclass competitionl. Inter-Class Swimming Meet. Evangeline Trip. Studio Recital fvoice, pianol. Thanksgiving Banquet and Program. DECEMBER Thaee Once-Act Plays by Jet Meskers, Speech, VVork- s op. Ruhinoff and His Violin fin Gulfportl. Inter-Class Tennis Tournament. Glee Club Recital. G.C.M.A. Annual Football Dance. Carol Singing in Gulfport by Glee Club. Annual Christmas Play and Banquet. 1 JANUARY Fire-Side Reception. Kid Party. Little Sisters Banquet Tea Honoring Senior Class by Dr. and Mrs. Cox. St. Charlemagne Banquet. Tea Honoring junior Class by Dr. and Mrs. Cox. Volley Ball Tournament. Formal Dance, College Students. Student Recital Cpiano, voicel. Tea Honoring High School by Dr. and Mrs, Cox. Dance League Banquet. Three One-Act Plays by jet Maskers, College Audi- torium. Gymkhana, and Bit and Spur Banquet. FEBRUARY Tri-Sorority Banquet at Edgewater Gulf Hotel. Hockey Tournament. Jousting Tournament. Mardi Gras Ball, Sponsored by Athletic Association College Auditorium. Mardi Gras, New Orleans. Valentine Banquet. Erederick Balazs in Violin Concert, College Audito- rium. Song of Norway in New Orleans. Sigma Psi Dance. MARCH Student Dance Recital. Swimming and Diving Exhibition. Phi Theta Kappa Banquet. Natchez Pilgrimage. Student Recital fpiano, voicel, Delta Alpha Formal Dance. Three-Act Play by Jet Maskers, Colleg e Auditorium VVater Ballet at Edgewater Gulf Hotel. Bellingrath Gardens, Mobile. G.C.M.A. Pan Hellenic Dance. Barbecue Supper on North Campus Basketball Tournaments. APRIL Formal Dance, College Auditorium. Picnic, Huckleberry Hill. Diploma Recital fSpeechl. Sunday Afternoon Sailing. High School Dance. Tennis Tournament. Practical Arts Club Study Tour in New Orleans. Metropolitan Opera in New Orleans. Diploma Recital Cpiano, voicel. Delta Chi Dance. MAY Diploma Recital fspeechl. VVater Ballet. Junior-Senior Picnic, Ship Island. Diploma Recital fpiano, voicel. Swimming and Diving Meet. Sailing and Aquaplane Competition Senior House Party. Graduation Prom. Horse Show. Art Exhibit. Speech VVorkshop Exhibit. Garden Tea. May Day. Class Day Exercises. Campus Party, Gulf Park's Grandchildren. Banquet Honoring Junior College an Graduates. Baccalaureate Service. Torchbearer Service. d I Iigh School Luncheon Honoring Gulf Park's Alumnae. Graduation Exercises. Reception Honoring Graduates. ? I i f YOU TASTE THE DIFFERENCE V T SUNLITE ELECTRIC BAKING SHOP COMPLIMENTS G. F. ENTRINGER, Manager OF l3I6 27I'Iw Avenue Telephone I767 PAUL MONTELL Official PI1o+ograpI'1er for Gulf Park Compliment Oi Telephone 2802-J Por+rai+ and Commercial Jeff Davis Ave. Long Beach GULF NATIONAL BANK Federal Reserve Sysrem-Member Federal Deposir Insurance Corporaiion Only Nafional Bank on Mississippi Gulf Coasf Exiends GREETINGS GULF PARK COLLEGE ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Day and Nighf Wrecker Service I Sales 8: Service Phone 470 MODERN TRACTOR MARKHAM STORAGE 81 Cars, Trucks and Trailers Tel, 2l92 for U-Drive-I+ Service I3OI-26+h Ave. Gulfpm W. L. emss, owner GULFPORT, Miss COMPLIMENTS I of LITTLE MAN'S PLACE ONE BLOCK WEST OF GULF PARK WI-IERE TI-IE GULF PARK COLLEGE STUDENTS CONGREGATE sun Pmnr s.. suss co., me. STEWART,SNEED,HEWES GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI Incorporafed Painfs. Varnishes. INSURANCE AND BONDS Wall Paper and GIass Insure and Be Sure WE SERVE GULF PARK-WHY 'ill- NOT YOU? I4I4-B 25fh Ave. Phono l70 PHONE 522 GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI BRANDON LORAINE FLOWER SHOPS Coas'r's Leading Florisf for Three I Genera+ions ncorporafed GULFPORT PASS CHRISTIAN PHONE I959 PHONE 234 INSURANCE AND BONDS Free Delivery Io AII Paris of CoasI' PHONE :ana GULFPORT. Muss. BILL ADAMS' JR.. p,op,ie, ROSENBLUM'S GU LFPORT JUNIOR HEADQUARTERS MARY MOFFETT DORIS DODSON NATIONALLY ADVERTISED DRESSES ii M. SALLOUM DEPT. STORE V Besf of Everyfhing for 'the Enfire Family 'Y CORNER OF 26TH AVE. AND I4TH ST. PHONES 673-I 69 it' q..,..M..,m. N ew o RLEANS for clothes of QUALITY and DISTINCTIUN Convenieni' Terms On Any Purchase The S+ore of Service Ancl Sa+isfacI'ion Serving Ihe Soufh Since 1875 Phone 307 I4I7 Twenfy-fiHh Avenue Gulfport Mississippi COIVIPLIIVIENTS GF THE CHAS. H. PHILLIPS CC.DIVISION OF STERLING DRUGS, INC. GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI IF IT'S IN THE DRU6 LINE . . ' 7 DAYS HASIT! DAY DRUG COMPANY Your bes'r invesImenI for Ihe IuIure is GOOD I-IEALTI-I. For heaII'h, a Iong happy life and beaufy, drink BoroIen's pasfeurized milk reguIarIy. Nolrhing is more refreshing and nourishing Ihan BorcIen's creamy, smoo+h ice cream and sherbef. II's so wholesome, pure, and good. Remember-IF IT'S BORDEN'S-IT'S GOT TO BE GOOD! PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS Air-'I'ighI' BoH'Ies for Your ProI'ecI'ion GULFPORT-BILOXI-PASS CHRISTIAN-BAY ST. LOUIS-PASCAGOULA Phone ZI6-AII Cifies Lislred Above MONTAG BROTHERS Incorporafecl Manufacfu rers of MONTAG'S FASHIONABLE WRITING PAPERS Gulf Park College Sfudenfs' Sfore Recommends Our Sfafionery AHB HIC. Ge. New York COMPLIMENTS OF SANITARY FISH AND OYSTER COMPANY AND CENTRAL PAPER COMPANY Phones 926 and 927 Posfoffice Box 363 I7+h S+. and 26+h Ave. Gulfport Miss. All lhe Young Ladies From Coasl' +o Coasf Are Raving Abouf +he New Sfyles From REED'S FASHION POST i303 wh AVENUE BARBER HARDWARE CO. JEROME M. BARBER Cor. I3Ih SI. and 27'fh Ave. Phone 2286 Gulfporf Complimenfs OI MONTELL STUDIOS Pholography In AII I+s Phases ITIIQIIWGY 49 LGVICIOU. MISS- Edgewaler Gull Holel Edgewaier Parlc, Miss. TAKE THE FAMILY our FOR DINNER EAT AT THE SOUTHERNER CHOICE FOODS 2608 I3'rh S+., Gulfporl GULFPORT PRINTING COMPANY RALPH E. BRASH, Manager SPECIAL COLOR WORK SCHOOL AND COLLEGE PRINTERS EMBOSSED AND ENGRAVED Across from Ihe G.8rS.I. Bldg. STATIONERY Special Sunday Dinners Phone 789 Gulfport Miss. CGMPUMENTS Phone 330 Box 86 I325 Twenfy-eighlh Avenue OF REED HARDWARE CO. LONGBEACI-I. Miss. AUTO GLASS A SPECIALTY COAST ROOFING AND SHEET METAL Incorporefed Gulfporf, Miss. Complefe Equipmenf io Fabricaie All Forms of Sheef Meinl Work Approved Roofers and Disfribufors of Composilion Roofing, Asbeslos, Slufe and Tile T' 'l l I ! .... ..... 3 N..- 4, i ll gl I l E 5 2 2 A E: ii J! li l 1 l ii i l l ll Complimenls of GULFPORT FEED STORE We Serve Gull Park Co'lege May We Serve You? I600 25i'h Avenue Phone ISI Gulfporl, Miss ln loeller slores from coasl lo coasl Where qualify in food counls mosl, You'll lind a line ol food lhal's grand You'll lind lhal good old Monarch Brand. More lhan live hundred liner loods To please your every ealing mood All bear lhe famous Lion l-lead Label, And every day should grace your lable. For only besl in lood you lcnow Can in a Monarch paclcage go, And if you'll lry lhe Monarch line We're sure you'll buy il all lhe lime. T34 ev mam a ff MONARCH . ,fm Q World's largesl' family of nalionally dislribuled finer foods NORMAND'S GULF SERVICE STATION l3lh Slreel 84 3Olh Avenue GULFPORT, MISS. GOOD GULF GASOLINE Dislribuled by N. F. HERTZER euLFPoRT Mississipm COMPLIMENTS GULFPORT SHEET METAL WORKS MARK THOMAS 24l5 l8lh Slreel Telephone 755 BESSE-HUBEREJEWELRY CO Jewelry Thai' Is Differeni for Ihe Person Who Cares I3l6 25+h Avenue Telephone For Bakery Producls al Their Best, Visif WEDDING BAKING CO 2604 l3'rh S+ree+ Telephone 380 USE OF Owner 679 I Ti-iATcHER's Books-Gif'I's-Toys LONG BEACH DRUG CO. Drugs-Cosmefics Four'reen+h SI. Gulfporf Phone I5I5-J Foun+ain Service Complirnenfs of R. J. COLLINS , , d C d THE BABY SHOP-CARD SHOP G'IfS G'eeI '9 Ca' S' an Y Louise AND ALMA RoEssLE I3I8 25+I1 Ave. Gulfport Miss. Fourfeenfh S+. Gulfporf SlMMONS BRUS. Nexf Io Paramounf TheaIre For AppeI'izing Foods and 'rhe Bes+ of Founfain Service VISIT SIMMONS e ide- conomzze Z? W rf' v BE-WISE FOOD STORES ThirIeen+h SI. a+ Bus Siops COMPLIMENTS STONE ICE CREAM COMPANY Phone I755 2223 Fourfeenfh SI. f MOODY'S TOURIST COURT lRec.ommended by Gulf Park Ccllegejl TWO MILES EAST OF GULF PARK COLLEGE Who Recommends Unreservedly These Beaufiful. Cool Camps 'fo Our Pafrons While Soiourning on Ihe Coos? Box 202 Gulfpcd Phone 9 I Bl THE DIXIE PRESS CREATIVE PRINTING GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI YT Ili W l l gr, l .li W Q lg ll ,lg lg l 5? 5,1 sl' Y: ll M l H25 ,S 55 21 s E 3 T lg! l El :Ill Il fl li, l l '51 lr, l'f rl? llglz Ell l 1, ll C lx ,I az lf ill il ll N, I 1 l 'Q lg l , l 4 'l ll l Lge JOSEPH K. FASOLD JEWELER We Specialize in College and Fralernify JEWELRY 24l2 I4fh Sireei' Gulfport Miss THE YELLCDW CAB CCDMPANY EARL OWEN Manager ASK ABOUT U-DRIVE-IT SERVICE Phone 600 Two-Way Radio Service 26I2 FOURTEENTH ST. GULFPORT, MISS. Drink ' - in BoHles Telephone 374 GULFPORT 29ih Ave. and l3fh Sf. J. C. CLOWER FURNITURE CO. The Furniiure Men FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI THE DAILY HE RALD Mailed fo Your Address for Only 851: a Monih u ' MILLER BRYANT PIERCE Division of L. C. Smith In Corona Typewriiers. I Manufacfurars of Inked Ribbons and Carbon Papers General Offices and Feciory AURORA. ILI... U. S. A. Mobile Branch L. G. BEAUVAIS. Manager 305-6 Merchanfs Nafional Bank Building H Id B Id H Id B Id 9 Mobile. Alabama ui in era un mg BI . Mississippi Gulfport Mississippi I HAUSMANN S SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR COLLEGE AND FRATERNITY JEWELRY We Carry a FuII Line of Favors Suifable for All Occasions SOUTHERN WIOIODWORKING KOURY'S and MATERIALS COMPANY Conrracfors and Suppliers MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR EXCLUSIVELY 3O+h Ave. 8: Railroad SI. Phone 223 Phone 2100 Building Supplies Builders Hardware GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI Millwork Roofing Painl' Lumber YU . . . D THE FUTURE We of Unired Gas salule you, 'rhe college graduares and sludenls of I948. You are mig'h+y imporlanl persons in +his land of ours . . . and in lhe enlire world. The sl'al'e of fhe world makes your posirion as Americans an enviable, a privileged one . . . bu+ a privilege 'wilh obligarions lo 'rhe fulure. Shorlly your voice will be the voice of America. Use if 'ro preserve and fulfill our ideals, our rradilions, our way of life. Use if in such a manner ihal' your children will be glad THEY UNITED GA are Americans! HAMILTON BROTHERS CABIBI'S SHOE SERVICE COMPANY. INC. ' Mosl' Modern-in-rhe-Sou+h HEATING, PLUMBING, SHEET METAL, ROOFING WE FEATURE INVISIBLE HALF SOLES Ouiclc Repair Service phones 33-433 Qulfporfl Miss, l407 Twenly-fillh Ave. Gullporf, Miss GULFPORT LAUNDRY 81 CLEANING CO. A Modern Up-fo-Da+e Plan? YOUR LAUNDRY, DRY CLEANING, DYEING, RUG CLEANING IS SAFE IN OUR HANDS We Sfore Rugs and CIo'rhing WE SERVE GULF PARK COLLEGE I3I8-22 Thirfiefh Avenue Phone 280 Gulfport Miss. COMMENTS THE JUNIOR SHOP OF Junior is a snze GULFPORT CHAMBER Na+ an age OF COMMERCE I4I 5 26'rI'1 Ave. Gulfpo JONES BROS. DRUG CO. The Rexall Sfore iff GULFPORT. MISSISSIPPI PHONES l30, I3l GULF PARK COLLEGE BY -TH E-S EA A Fully Accredifed Junior College for Girls Oufdoor Life The Year Round Delighfful Surroundings and Climafe on The Beaufiful Mississippi Gulf Coosi' THE LIBERAL ARTS COURSE ooIvIPRIsEs TWO YEARS' COLLEGE WORK, IN ADDITION TO THE HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC, ART, SPEECH, HOME ECONOMICS, SECRETARIAL SCIENCE, AVIATION, PHYSICAL EDUCATION Nafional Paironage, Limifed Enrollmeni' PRESIDENT RICHARD e. cox GULFPORT, MISS. I THE ELITE SHOPPE GRAEME-GULFPORT LADIES WEARING APPAREL MOTORS Phone 4l4 24I8 Fourfeenih Sfreef Hudson-Winys1Nash Gul-FPORTI Miss- 2I I7 l4'Ih Sfreef Phone 283 O. K. SHOE SHOP For The Besf of Maferial and Qualify Worlcmanship Leave Your Shoes Wifh Us Elecirical Servanfs fo Meef Your Needs GULFPORT APPLIANCE CO. ED. W. SCHLOSS, Mgr. 2504 I3+h S+. Gulfporl' COURTESY OF BRADLEY JEWELRY COMPANY Home of Trife ri Jewelry ParamounI TheaTrey Building ' iWa+ch Repairs Timed by Elecfronics il -1 None Bettcrfv Prove It For Hmrself Be Coffee Wi Nbf C 1 oupon F SOUTHERN SPECIALTY camplamem. of SALES CQ, BUTLER AND BARRETT LAWN MOWERS INSURANCE 82l Sf. Charles New Orleans, La. GUIIPOVI- MISS- PIWOHS I28 ENGLISH VILLAGE TOURIST CQTTAGES Complimenfs of E. A. LANG One Bloclc Easl' of Gulf Parlc pass Chridianl Miss. Recornmended and Palronized by Pafrons of Gulf Parlc College INSURANCE REAL ESTATE PHONE 325-J Sfrafakos Candy Company Malcers of FINE HOME MADE CANDY AND PECAN PRALINES BARTLETT CHEMICALS, Inc. Warer af Gulf Park College Purified by Chlori- na+ion wifh Diamond Brand Liquid Chlorine sold by BARTLETT CHEMICALS, Inc. I New Orleans, Louisiana Complimenfs of ROBERT I'I. CROOK Cerfified Public Accounlanl Gulf Typewriler 8: Equipmeni' Co. 24-I3 Thirleenlh SI. SERVICE-SALES-SU PPLIES Agenls 'For Royal Typewrilers Meridian. Miss. Phone I937 Gulfport Miss. 'I MARINELLO BEAUTY THE Y HUT SHOPPE Appreclales Your Pafmnage 24I7 I4+h S+ 6-ulfpan Miss COMPLIMENTS TOOMER ELECTRIC CO. OF GULFPORT OFFICE OF SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO. GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI APPLIANCES-GIFTS-ANTIQUES Our gif+s o'F Ioday are your heirlooms of +omorrow l3I3 Twenly-IiI'Ih Ave. Phone I566 Oulfporl WASHINGTON PECAN CO. Corner I3+h S+. 84 29+h Ave. Pecans, Shelled Pecans, Pralines, Pecan Candies We Ship Everywhere SOUTHERN STATIONERY CO. Sfaiionery, School Supplies, Typewrifers Serviced Phone 520 for Delivery JORDAN PLUMBING TI-iERE's NO PLACE LIKE AND HEATING CO. WALTER E. JORDAN, JR. HOLMES 'A' Phone l762-R O' BOX I699 Long Beach' Miss. New Orleans Qualify Depar+menI' S+ore MAgnolia 28ll Since I875 THE LOUBAT GLASSWARE AND CORK COMPANY COMPLETE EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, INSTITUTIONS SIO-520 Bienville SI. New Orleans, Louisiana D Mmm -P15559 coiv1PA OFFICE OUTFITTERS AND SUPPLIERS 0 Office FurniI'ure 0 Files 8: Filing Supplies 0 Commercial SI'a'rionery 0 Mimeograph Brand Producls MANUFACTURING STATIONERS ALL WORK DONE IN OUR OWN PLANT 0 Prinfing 0 LiI'l1ograpl1ing 0 Engraving 0 Blanlx Boolx Making EVERYTHING FOR YOUR OFFICE RAymond l204 400 Camp S'I'ree+ New Orleans 8 La YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME AT GRANTS WALGREEN SYSTEM DRUG STORE Phone 702 THE MERCHANTS COMPANY OF .MISSISSIPPI 66+ H From The Mosi Comple+e Wholesale Food and Smll'l 'T0dd Hardware Co Grain Service in ihe Souih Gulfport Mississi i Phone I877 Phone 8l 28+l'I Ave. and II3fl'I S+. Gulfporf ANDERSCNS MENS WEAR 24-I9 Fourhaenih S+. Gulfpori, Mississipp PP H uvthv op' Jaunfy Jr. Van Raalle Carolyn Modes, Swans Down ' SILK UNDERWEAR e cons e SUITS e DRESSES Rhyfhm S+ep Jeanne Barrie Rice-Oniell 9 COATS 0 SUITS 9 DRESSES 0 3 SHOES Claussner Brewsfer Archer Sfefson 9 HOSE 9 HATS Dorolhy Gray, DuBarry, and Milkrnaicl FACIAL CREAMS AND CLEANSERS 0 Sclwiaparelli 0 Tabu 0 Faberlre 0 Guerlain PERFUMES Complimenfs of INSURANCE AGENCY SUNSHINE Busculrs, INC. Hdgjjjgfjjfng Balcers of N, PHONE 82 GULFPORT, MISS. GREETINGS TO GULF PARK JACKSON AND TAYLOR ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE Life. Accidenf. Aufomobile. Fire Represenfalivo The Travelers Insurance Company HARTFORD. CONN. Bank of Gulfporf Bldg. Telephone 46 Gulfpori. Miss. Complimenls of HANCOCK INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. INSURANCE IN ALL ITS BRANCI-IES Fire. Casually. Fidelity. Tornado. Bonds A. A. SCAFIDE, Agenf Phone I08 Hancock Bank Bldg. BAY ST. LOUIS. MISS. HANCOCK BANK SEPVES THE MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST 'lr GULFPORT PASS CHRISTIAN PHONE 43 PHONE 73 BAY ST. LOUIS PHONE I08 With Our Complimenfs fo Gulf Park College COMPANY Whom We Hove fhe Pleasure of Serving 2505 l4+l1 S'free+ Phono IOII H' T' STATIONERY-GREETING CARDS GIFTS PHONE l82 GULFPORT, MISS. Complimenls of E- T- RIEMANN INSURANCE AGENCY S. A. TOMLINSON, Agenl' Compllmenis Oi Hewes Annex Building RANKIN-WEBB INSURANCE Phone I35 Gulfport Miss GULFPORT, MISS. PHONE 3I Comp imenfs of C. E. DENNIS Culfivafor and Shipper of f' I 3 WATER CRESS XX -.1-,.. ,IX o0 Marfinsburg. W. Va. l-lunrsville, Ala. COMPL'MENTS FRANICS PLACE OF FOR FRUITS AND PRODUCE THE JAY-JAY MOTOR ovsrens IN SEASON Phone 9I40 Gulfport Mississippi We Serve Gulf Perl:-Le+ Us Serve You Phone II36 gone! JDO! Air Condifioned for Your Comfori' THE TOWN HOUSE 2406 Fourfeenfh Sfreei i Gulfport Mississippi Complimenfs of OBERLlE'S RADIO SHOP Complimenfs of MATHIAS 8: HANSEN Shoes for 'Phe Enrire Family Compiimenrs of E. HARoY's INDEPENDENT MEATS PHONE, Tfanffef 8' S+0'-ge Co- Hofel-Resfauranf-Ins'li+u-Hon - v . Q Office: A-49 ISI? Zqfh Ave. Gulfporf Mississippi Home: 2627-J Guwpod To gef GOOD BREAD COMPLIMENTS 'Ask Your Grocer for OF BALLAD 8: BALLAD ENRICHED COLONIAL 29+h AVE. GULFPORT Complimenfs of BARRETT'S CLEANERS TO The Sfudenis of Gulf Park College O'NEAL ELECTRIC CO. euLEPoRT Elecfrical Confraciing Home and Commercial Wiring Fixfures and Appliances Fans Sold and Repeired We are Grafeful for Ihe Privilege of Sewing You Cell lobe PHONE E TAXIHCABS GULFOTO Call AMERICAS LEADING PHOTO 2000 CAB CO. SUPPLIES GULFPORT E PHONE :oss PHONE 2263 'We Sefve Gulf Pefl' 407 w. Howard Ave. Gulf Na+'I Bank Bldg. 2606 l3'fl' SI- 2000 sILoxl GULEPORT COMPLIIVIENTS SWIFT AND CGMPANY We serve Gulf Park GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI COMPLIMENTS American 8: European Four Miles Wesi' of Plan HoI'eI Gulf Perl: College OF Every Room wi+h Tub and Shower MESSER ELECTRIC co. THE GREY CASTLE On U.S.I-Iighway 90 Pass Chrisfien, Miss. Phone 52I Gulfporf Approved AAA I-Iofel Telephone 357 III I .I lc I II I II II I 'If ff- II I I I I I I I I I I I I E I1 1. II 1 I I In ix I I II I II II I ,I I I II, II I'- I5 II II II: III III I I I -I II I I I II ,ID GOOD FOOD FOR GUESTS mum SBXIUII sf no CHICAGO LONG ISLAND CITY DALLAS ATLANTA PITTSBURGH DETROIT PHILADELPHIA ANGELO'S Prin+ed and bound by BENSON PRINTING CO., Nash A 1 Q ' w 1 fa ' 1 ' fm! 'f, l1f.',J,C,,-':'s-7131! -' 1, 1 f,f ' 4 J, , 1' 1 l 1 I 1 f 1 f r'1 'n', 4,',,:, wr , .YP ,W . g 71 1 71' A I. .5 1cff14f: N sy, 4' Qrfi 1 'yuh' :F-'X 3 ,- 1 .,f, .- J r' . ' LLM' - Ur 'inf -,L 'WYHT I' '1 ig wfwf. --HL '11 f-'avi L I 14 N. .JL . . . 'Il ' .JI , , MI A X V . fx ,Wg . 'A 1151155 1, Af- ,f . X I J l I 1 fl , V525 ., , ' r ' 1 fK5i?f5f 1 ' . ! 4 . '1 mx' :H 'gm' ffx ' ,ffl , f I . 5 Y. 71 1 . 1 1 F: v J f f 3 J I ,,- ,f . , . I f , -1 A I' I y I A 4 ,. l4.,. 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