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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1949 volume:

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Whether playing Dinah on the piano at the Y-Hut or lecturing in class or chapel, this professor holds the undivided attention, respect, and admiration of every girl at Gulf Park. He has given his thought, energy, and time unselfishly to us. We all have profited immeasureably by his guidance. Thus, this 1949 SEA GULL is dedicated with our sincere good wishes, to you ...... Mr. Fred Roth. 21:1-1 :.'..:,f Q-jj. - 'i f fi EM ' -Y-. ,'-'is -,, YD- 1 .' . '. .'-1.14 -Af:-'J3' ink 'L '. '. -:A:,v,, -nr y ' '. .. ' 'Y Xxx Xxx SN x -.,-v 4:3 Y 1 S.-J x 1 .-' '.'- ' . . l'. -. ' Lf' ' ' ' . A - . A . ,I '- lu . . , ,IA I , .t I h, N . X..-,' -xx V , , - -... ., 4' , . 5 1 . . - Y? l'A . . K' l - 1 ' 5 s sa'.s- . 1 - '-. - . -, , - ' - . , ', - N -- - ---7-.' .-.0 f-'..-.: 1-1'-v f ' . ' -, Q .J..x. . -: -M -..,,q-':- f 1 . 'N ' -x',..,. . . -. .-x. 1.., f' J., -- - ' ' , -- fl- -,.y.-,-- .I .'v'. ' X .. - 01 v5 'Q .', 4 . . - - ' . v f--1 -x - - . ' x - f -H' '. , - s '. . 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With helpfulness andunde - ' , .'.' '-1 standing they have created a friendly atmosphere in .svhiclil hou- I: 1.5332 .... sands of girls have developed into mature young- . Both -- . ii President and Mrs. Cox possess a keen sense of humor' s well as a -ii. 'I B 1 il-52: genuine interest in the students, and both firmly ire to uphold lilo o . ' ' Q the high standards which they have set for Gulf -Bark. Their years i- , 1 'BWP ll x 'gflnif V of experience in the educational field have helfpedf561em to form thc -li.. . M - I policies and ideals on which our school is foundedllif xv' L 'l 1 'l'2: , :ne ' ' I 6 - .L 25. ly ' I' l 1- 0 9 1. -T. .1fj,vf:',,bs Q. IQf I i Q ' ' J 0. . fl ,V' 'if ' . l Q - . -- l 'dffjsseaib ' ' J TX 'X ,IZ -il.-- ,,- ,Z ..f ,-.w-Q'h5 1k ii' ,XX Xxx---1 dvd-Q-.Nm xx- RUPERT H. COOKE Q56 66232 999 Q Q Q . , I Q 9 'X sag Sp tax 9 S 9 9 9 -Qing 6 9 NIISS LUCY LOUISE HATCHER DMIYI.. l'R LTIOY Southern charm and an engaging personality make Rupert H. Cooke, Gulf Park's business manager, a popular figure on the campus. Busy as he is, he still finds time to be a real friend to all the girls at Gulf Park. It may well be said that Mr. Cooke gives freely of the jewel of friendship. Capable and willing as an executive, likeable as an individual, Lucy Louise Hatcher is well equipped for her office of Academic Dean. With her sympathetic interest and understanding, Dean Hatcher guides the student in her search for the treasure of learning. L.. 's.l.C0,, AERIAL VIEW OF CAMPUS ADMINISTRATION BUILDING rw. ,.. Gulf Park Cnllmo Irvww . 44 xN N f N f I 1 lffif LOOKING FROM HARDY HALL TO SEAWALL SAILING ON THE BAY M QAM Mfzyffy-,, C J '7f? 'f? T5'W'I'7'?47'W1? ? 'Y' y 3' ' ff 'vu by grwm N, ,Q 1' . ':, N ' ' V ' ' 4 ' -'fi' , 9 . - ,fi V 5- , . 3 , ,, 4 X ' - X.'-4' ..,, . '-4' - ,,:,.ee.qinm 1,e-vqp' - Q - ' N .da -I Z. 1:5 3 in--fgi'l UFFICE HELP FIRST ROW INIISS KATE 'VVETHERBEE . . . . . Registrar IVIRS. JULIUS H. BROVVN . . .. .Bursar MRS. AMELIA LUMPKIN . .. . . Secretary to President MRS. RALPH BEAN ...... Secretary to Dean of Residence SECOND ROW MRS. MARCELLE MILLER .... Secretary to Business Mgr. MRS. MARY RASPILAIR. .. .... Manager of Bookstore MISS BETTE JACKSON. . . . . .Assistant to Registrar MRS. OLIVE INNES .... .... ecrc-tary MISS ERA ANN SALVANT . . . . . . Secretary .M hows First Row: MRS, .ll'l.lA RlNl+:....VxM.imun 1 sms. EXNA TllROGMOR'I'0N. .. MRS, l.EONlf: M. Ml+:x'ER ..... MRS. Al.l.m W. u,u.l,. . . .. Second Row: MRS. lmlm sn-xuuwrzlc ..... mms. Axul-:LISA nuksmu. .. HDME PN,-v .,-as ll' lf 4 N Q le -4:21 u tlu- Ilvzxn ul' li0NiIlPIl1'C' .....,,..ll0sh'sN ...lloslc-as . . .lloslvss . . .llostvss . . . Hoshms MRS. M. P. IIINUNICN ......................,..... lluhlvsw MRS. NI'Il.l, D. IHXICIIANI, llunle-ss: 'l'1'u Ronin, H.H.1'..L Third Row: MRS. HRS M RS Nl RS MRS. K.-SRI, FR.-KNZ ........ . . ...... Hush-ss JANIG S. H'll,l.l.1NlS .... .............. N urs:- .ll'llI'l'll llAl7lilIl'IR'l'Y ......,.., .X5hisflllN Ibivtiiiun Kl'INNl'I'I'lI KNOX, . ,Assishlnt Dining Room Ilusivn l'Il.lZAIil'I'l'll 'l'A'l'l'5l knot pivturellj ....., Divtiliun DEP RTME C lTY 0F , wk -i Y 39.52 ' -V ' ,efwfw 'lg' - ff' if ,f mmf MQ- my ,lf X fxa , Q f f f k Y 16 il LUCILLE CRIGHTON English, History ELIZABETH SADLER English, History RUTH SCHREIBER English, Journalism MAUDE R. FULSON Geography, History FREDERICK S. BOTH Social Science MARY HOFFMAN History, Mathematics MERCEDES PARKS History, Latin EDMOND DE JAIVE French, Spanish RUTH DE GAMBOA French, Spanish XVILLIAM T. SADLER Biology, Chemistry RUTH ALDERMAN RAPE Chemistry, Mathematics DOROTHY DIILDEN Librarian 1 - 4 4 r 1 1 i CECIL HAYES RAMSAY 5 Home Economics I ELEANOR BERNHEIM Home Economics, English 1 1 W W ' ' l w N f G .IEANNETTE BROCK Secretarial Science ALBERT V. DAVIES Director of Music Department MA RG UERITE McDONALD Voice MARGARET EILEEN Mm-DONOUGH Piano KAY FONDREN Accompanist MRS, C. H, PARKE Music Practice Supervisor LILA SINCLAIR BROUILLETTE Director of Art Department CHRISTINE NORTH ROP Art HELEN PICKING llircctur of Speech and Theatre MARY l.0l'lNI'J M1-DOWELL Speech FRANCES Gl'IRAl.lllNE CREAN Director of Physical Education ll0R0'l'lll' PAY ARCHER The Duncc MARY Pl-IYTON MEEKER Riding, Physical Education FRANCES M4-l'Il.R0Y Physical Education Not Pictured MRS. RAYMOND Bl'Tl.l43R Mathematics 0.-KLLIIC l!l'2llKlC'I l'E l'JngIiulu, lllntory Y I w Q Y w w l 1 1 Y S 1 l l f 1 1 Ml K 1- 4 1 I7 iv, L I , 1 fill, Yif-w 2 ff? fi? QM SENIOR ALMA MATER SENIOR PEP SONG G.P.C., we honor thee, your Senior class who loves Oh, have you ever heard of our class? ygu, Well, now we know that news travels fast. We will endeavor to keep you forever in our memory. We Pf0Ud1Y Wear OUT STCCII and Whlfes Because we've got a team that can really iight. Now when we march out on that field, We know that other team's gonna yield. We've got a captain and a team that's fine, Memories of Gulf Park, the good times that will last forever, These are the treasures that bind us together at Gulf Park' Senior power has begun to shine. We will be eternally, devoted to your standards. Better move out of our Way, Your Seniors promise theyill always pay homage, to We're out to win that goat today, we say, the green and gold. We,re winning that goat today! X if ,,,,,.., -.1 'fl W' Seated left to right: Miss Picking, Loser, Johnston. Standing: Girling, Sullenberger. OFFICERS SARAH LEE JOHNSTON ............ President MARGY ANN LOSER ..... .. Secretary NANCY GIRLING .............. Vice-President TEEL SULLENBERGER . . . . . Treasurer MISS HELEN PICKING ............... Sponsor 20 I ANN AKIN Columbxa Tennessee Sxgma PS1 Iota AA Practlcal Arts dry wrt don t make me get up mldnlght baths I ll never e soft spoken CAROL GENE ANTHONY Kansas Clty M1s sourl Delta Chl Slgma AA Romance Lan guage Club Secretary Y W C A those lost weekends Hey WVZIII judge or professa charmmg manner statlstlcs JEANNE RUTH ARMSTRONG Knoxv1lle Tennessee Delta Alpha Slgma A A Romanee Language Club Vlce Presldent Secretarlal SCICHCC Club Water Ballet Bob Bob and Bob shu es kn1tt1ng rubber ears Blue Room that Atlanta weekend CYNTHIA ARTHUR Chagrln Falls Oh1o u Slgma PS1 Iota AA et Maskers Ro manee Language Club Water Ballet that smxle how many men can one gnrl have horses Oh New York It s terrlfic OF l949 pr WANDA LEAH BARHAM . . . Colorado Springs, Colorado . . . Wandie . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A., Practical Arts, Secreta- rial Science Club, Vice-President . . . He's just plain Bill' '... May I Hx your hair, Louise? . . . sweet disposition . . . loads of fun . . . tennis. ANN BARRETT . . . Gulfport, Mississippi . . . Fannybells' '... Sigma Psi Iota, Coast Club, Practical Arts . . . Scary , . . Parties at Sunkist . . . sparkling eyes . . . photogenic. ELIZABETH GENEVIEVE BEASLEY . . . Beeville, Texas . . . Beasel' '... Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A., Treasurer, Beeville Hop . . . blushing beauty . . . thar ain't no justice . . . Russell hunting boots . . . statistics. FRANCES BEASON . . . Alexandria, Lou- isiana . . . Fran . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A., Practical Arts, Guess what? I'm go- ing home again . . . Think I'll cut my hair again . . . I've just got one comment. I THE S MARY LYNN BELL . . . Amarillo, Texas . . . Maybell' ,... Sigma Psi Iota, A.A., Vice-President, Jet Maskers, Practical Arts, Water Ballet . . . The Frog . . . Eddie Arnold . . . Texas drawl . . . What'd I say . . . Anytime . . . legs, I reckon . . . sta- tistics. BERKELEY BLAKE . . . Memphis, Ten- nessee . . . Hey . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A., Dance League, Jet Maskers, Little Sisters Club, Practical Arts, Romance Lan- guage Club, TAMMY HOWL, Y.W.C.A., Secretary, Treasurer . . . I'm gonna be forced' '... the voice . . . How hungry can you get? . . . still got that orchid? . . , What, another phone call? . . . Violets MARY RUTH BOYD . . . Mayheld, Ken- tucky . . . Slugs' ,... Delta Chi Sigma, Practical Arts, Water Ballet . . . HI wanna go home' '...' 'Hal' '... June Bride . . . New Orleans weekend . . . Morning Glory . . . Did I get any mail? BONNIE BRAWLEY . . . Moberly, Missouri . . . Bon Ami . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Secre- tary, Practical Arts, Secretarial Science Club, Water Ballet, Maupin Bird, I reck- on . . . Nature Girl for Byrd . The Mad Russian' '...' 'Perch . . . How shy can you get? . . . Favorite song - Brazil ?? . . . statistics. IOR an 'D z Aw . Z BETTY ANN BROWN . . . Gulfport, Mis- sissippi . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Coast Club, Phi Theta Kappa, TAMMY HOWL . . . enthusiasm . . . That,s my fellow, Jim, Jim, Jim . . . A.T.O. pin . . . that smile . . . Slflafttft. DOROTHY LEE BRYANT . . . Charleston, Missouri . . . Dot,' . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A., Secretary, Jet Maskers, Photographers Club, Practical Arts, Queen Bees . . . Bohn . . . Yea Truman! MARY ANN BUTZ . . . Ft. Stockton, Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iota, A.A., Water Ballet . . . Men, Men, Men' '...' 'Fearless Fosdickv . . . Better known as the Fox . . . Bird Feet' '... New Orleans. ZOE JANE CASHMORE . . . Long Beach, Mississippi . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A., Coast Club, President . . . g'Chloe , . . Tall, blond, and attractive ..., Iimmy, is the one. THE SE - BETTY JANE CATLETT . . . Beckley, West Virginia . . . B.J. . . . Delta Chi Sig- ma, A.A., Dance League, Jet Maskers, Pres- ident, Phi Theta Kappa, President, Ro- mance Language Club . . . Frenchie . . . Clear the floor, B.J.'s dancing again , . . Those costumes . . . sweet . . . statistics. CONCHITA CHACON . . . Tegucigalpa, Honduras . . . Chita' '... Sigma Psi Iota, A.A., Practical Arts, Romance Language Club, Secretarial Science Club . . . Sandy,' . . . Slow Boat to Chinan . . . bridge fiend . . . that waist . . . How many blue sweaters can you have? Q BARBARA CLANTON . . . Shreveport, Louisiana . . . c'Tippy Toes . . . Delta Chi Sigma, A,A., Little Sisters Club, Romance Language Club, Samovar Club, Vice-Presi- dent, Water Ballet, Y.W.C.A .... Tu- lane ?? . . . Shreveport Hop . . . Tooth- ache again? . . . Jitt:-zrbug, I reckoni' L'Good Rocking Tonight . . Talented. LOUISE ARMISTEAD CLARK . . . At- lanta, Georgia . . . Lou,' . . . Sigma Psi Iota, A.A., Practical Arts, Phi Theta Kappa, Treasurer . . , That southern accent . . . Earrings . . . Most borrowed article, alarm clock . . . Do you think Mr. Roth will give us a Test? IDR l949 MARY CLAYTON . . . Hannibal, Missouri . . . '4M.C.' ,... Delta Chi Sigma, A.A., Dance League, Jet Maskers, Phi Theta Kappa, Romance Language Club . . . Let's go prowling . . . Break Even, Mary . . . Quick the spray gun' '... Long point- uBiologyl VIRGINIA CODDINGTON . . . Chicago, Illinois . . . Virg . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A., Practical Arts, Samovar Club, TAMMY HOWL . . . How's Lang? . . . That wonderful complexion. DOROTHY DAY . . . Corning, Arkansas . . . Little Day' '... Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A., Dance League, Practical Arts . . . I'm gonna study tonight' '...' 'Coke, coke, I gotta have a coke . . . 'fThat pink dress and red coat' '...' 'The Persian Cat . . . Whatcha reading, Day?' '...' 'Personalityf' JOANNE DAZEY DRAUGHON . . . St. Louis, Missouri . . . Ujo Dazey . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A., Phi Theta Kappa, Vice- President, Romance Language Club . . . Turn on the radio' '...' 'Those Michigan summers . . . Blue hats . . . Knittin again? . . . Paul and Pensacola' '... Tennis . . . Hockey. NORMA THERESA ERHARD . . . Mis- sissippi City, Mississippi . . . A.A., Coast Club . . . Drawl . . . Oh! Johnny, Oh! . . . Sweet . . . Future secretary . . . '4Big things come in small packages. BETTYE JEAN FOSTER . . . Lewisburg, Tennessee . . . 'lFaucet' '... Sigma Psi Iota, A.A., Dance League, Romance Lan- guage Club, SEA GULL Ed .... I got another letter from that rail today . . . 'Tve got new developments . . . Tennessee . . . Bridge Fiend . . . studying. KATHLEEN JANELLE GILLIS . . . Gulf- port, Mississippi . . . Little Sisters Club, Coast Club, Vice-Pres., Practical Arts, SEA GULL, Asst. Busines's Mgr .... Pretty hands . . . well dressed . . . You know what I mean' '...' 'Huhf' NANCY JEAN GIRLING . . . Lagear, Colorado . . . Nance . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, President, A.A., Dance League, Little Sisters Club, Phi Theta Kappa, Sec- retary, Practical Arts, Sarnovar Club . , . Boy, that new skirt and sweater . . . The Voice . . . T, D. . . . tone deaf that is . . . Those Hats . . . Athletic . . . You talk too much. THE SE IOR Fx fi 1 r A '19 I V H fx . x S., f i-, , 'im l949 JOAN GOOCH . . . Tullahoma. Tennessee . . . Jon . . . Delta Chi Sigma, A.A., Prac- tical Arts, Secretary, Queen Bees, SEA GULL, Business Manager, Y.W.C.A., Some day I'll get my privileges . . . Dutch . . . Woop it up! Mary Lynn . . . blue jeans . . . AAh don't drawl, y'all,' . . . '4Ain't that a dog, boy?,' EVELYN ELIZABETH HARLAN . . . Beaumont, Texas . . . Klept . . . Delta Chi Sigmag A.A.g Phi Theta Kappa, Chap- lain, Romance Language Club, SEA GULL, Assistant Editor . . . I'm broke' '...' 'John's coming . . . Snillles . . . Just klept it . . . lXIail blues. KATHLEEN PALMORE HAYMAN . . Louisville, Kentucky . . . G'Katie . . . study . . . devilish eyes . . . c'Thanks be for Vice-President, Romance Language Club . . . Crazy as they come . . . Refuses to study . . . devilish eyes . . . 'gThanks be for small favors' '...' 'I'm gonna knit a pair for myself one of these days. MARTHA ANN HENDON . . . Ardmore, Oklahoma . . . 'lMarty' '... Sigma Psi Iota, Treasurer, A.A.g Practical Arts, Samo- var Club, Water Ballet . . . Don't touch me, I'm thinkingl' . . . Whois Pooh? . . . Pink feet warmers . . . Don,t tempt mei, . . . Close the windows . . . Ray, Ray, Ray. SARAH LEE JOHNSTON . . . Dubuque Iowa . . . c'Sally' ,... Senior Class President Sigma Psi Iota, Secretary, A.A.g Dance League, Glee Club, Phi Theta Kappa Romance Language Club, Y.W.C.A I'm going on a diet tomorrowi' . . . 'cOool1 I was so ernbrassedi' . . . Biology . . . New Orleans' ,... friendly. ELAINE LENOIR . . . Gulfport, Missis sippi . . . A.A.g Coast Club . . . loves that dancing . . . smart . . . witty . . . Lainey . . . Al . . . Calls and letters from Henderson Point. sissippi . . . Glory . . . Coast Club domestic . . . Clifford, huh? . . . Broken ribs? . . . Pretty voice. MARGY ANN LOSER . . . Nashville Ten nessee . . . c'Boogar . . . Delta Chi Sigma A.A.g Dance Leagueg Romance Language Club, Secretarial Science Club, TAMMY HOWL, Editor, Water Ballet . . . There's a Doctor in your futuren . NCalling Cab No. 22' '...' 'Down . . . What happened Xmas? . . . 'cWhat you doing, Booga THE SE I GLORIA KNOBLOCH . . . Gulfport, Mis- r?7! Gun Park cottage A-MQ l949 PATRICIA MARKWELL . . . Louisville, Kentucky . . . Pat' '... Sigma Psi Iota, AA., Dance League, President, Jet Mask- ersg Phi Theta Kappa, Romance Language Club . . . West Point' '... Knit one, pearl two . . . g'That accent' ,...' 6TalCUtCd,, - - - a dream dancing. MARILYN MCGEHEE . . . Columbus, Georgia . . . '4McGehee . . . Delta Chi Sigma, A.A.g Practical Arts, Romance Lan- guage Clubg lNater Ballet, TAMMY HOWL, Assistant Editor . . . Family back- ground . . . has to be loved . . . Apple Pie . . . Hero worship . . . Has heard and under- stands Mrs. Mac. MARILYN MCGUIRE , . . Kansas City, Missouri . . . Mac' '... Delta Chi Sigma, Jet Maskers, Secretarial Science Club . . . Pensacola . . . Leisurely baths . . . Was that the last bell? . . . Larry . . . Do you think my hair needs cutting? VIRGINIA PARSONS . . . Columbia, Ten- nessee . . . Ginny' '... Sigma Psi Iota, A.A.5 jet Maskers, Practical Arts, Water Ballet . . . Leave silence to saints, I'm only human . . . Frank or John . . . 6'I'll never telln . . . swimming . . . loves that sleep. MARTHA PEACOCK , . . Shreveport, Louisiana . . . Marty' '... Delta Chi Sigma, A.A., Jet Maskersg Little Sisters Clubg Practical Arts, Water Ballet, Y.W.C.A., Vice-President . . . Rex or John? . . . those blushing ears . . . sweet and cute . . . that turned up nose. GUILLERMINA PEREZ . . . Camaquey, Cuba . . . 6'Mimi' ,... Delta Alpha Sigmag A.A.g Dance League, Practical Arts Club, Romance Language Club, Secretarial Science Club . . . Oh, Kikite . . . loves that milk . . . that tiny waist . . . Do we hear wedding bells? DORIS CORINNE PHILLIPS . . . Ozone, Texas . . . Co . . . Sigma Psi Iota, A.A.5 Jet Maskers, Photographers Club, Water Ballet . . . loves to be loved . . . broken transions . . . Villa Acuna . . . Michael Allovicios T. Hobert, Jr .... French stu- dent . . . G.B.H. and G.D.H. BETH ANN POUND . . . Ardmore, Okla- homa . . . Mike' '... Delta Chi Sigma, President, A.A., jet Maskers, Secretary, Practical Arts, Romance Language Club . . . Got the jits . . . Harry, . . Monnie, please' '... sensitive ears . . . cute . . . big smile . . . Oh, that biologyi' . . . May Queen. THE SIE IOR l949 EDWINA MAY PREWITT . . . Mt. Ster- ling, Kentucky . . . E.P. . . . Delta Chi Sigma, A.A., Jet Maskers, Water Ballet, How Soon? . . . c'Did I get a letterim . . . I'll slip you a clue . . . dry wit . . 6'George. MARTHA JEAN REYNOLDS . . . Holly Springs, Mississippi . . . Jeannie . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A., Phi Theta Kappa, Practical Arts Club, Secretarial Science Club, President . . . State or bustl' . . . HI get into the biggest messes . . . Very considerate . . . neat as a pin. MARIE RISEN . . . Waynesboro, Missis- sippi . . . 4'Ree . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Presi- dent, A.A., Glee Club, Water Ballet . . . Prowler I reckon . . . Swims like a fish . . . personality plus . . . I just have to study, so I guess Illl go to bedu . . . Miss Gulf Park. JOAN WALDINE RYAN . . . New Or- leans, Louisiana . . . Deanie', . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Vice-President, A.A., Glee Club, Jet Maskers, Practical Arts, Romance Lan- guage Club . . . Harry . . . that S.A. . . . Genius . . . '6Vegetable . . . The room, it's changed againn . . . Church is optional today, Waldinef' MARGIA VIRGINIA SEELY . . . Kenil- worth, Illinois . . . Martyn . . . Sigma Psi Iota, A.A., Glee Club, Jet Maskers, Ro- mance Language Club, Samovar Club, Water Ballet . . . Ward 33-A . . . 'Tm changing the room againv . . . those eyes and that smile . . . talented . . . banjo eyes . . . Yodel for us, Marty. BETTY JANE SHANK . . . Columbus, Georgia . . . Shank . . . Sigma Psi Iota, A,A., Jet Maskers, Treasurer . . . Always waiting for those letters from Kenny . . . Aunt Minnie . . . talented . . . Back to Georgia, Boy! EVA SMITH . . . Madisonville, Texas . . . Little Eva . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A., Dance League, Jet Maskers, Samovar Club . . . Black Jack Pro . . . camera Hend . . . talented . . . Gonna take a few pictures . . . early to bed, early to rise. MARY JANE SMITH . . . Omaha, Nebraska . . . Delta Chi Sigma, A.A., Presi- dent, Bit and Spur Club, Glee Club, Ro- mance Language Club, President, SEA GULL, Photography Editor . . . Bob Clubn . . . Forget it . . . nRelax . . . nBetter tack another memo up . . . That Tennessee Thanksgiving! . . . Florida bound . . . statistics. LAUREL STINNETT . . . Amarillo, Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iota, A.A., Dance League, Jet Maskers, Practical Arts, Presi- dent, Little Sisters Club, Samovar Club, . . . Sammy . . . Does she talk in her sleep! . . Oh, that Texas! . . . good natured. VIRGINIA ANN STRUVEN . . . Shaker Heights, Ohio . . . Ginny . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A., Glee Club, Jet Mask- ers, Photographers Club, Romance Lan- guage Club, Water Ballet I. . . Cleveland Indians . . . Yankee,' . . . Plaid glasses . . . Baby sitter . 'GWhat's in a name, Virginia? THE SE IDR ,, f' l94-9 TEEL SULLENBERGER . . . Amarillo, Texas . . . Tool' '... Sigma Psi Iota, Vice- President, A.A., Little Sisters Club, Photog- raphers Club, VVater Ballet . . . Suit crazy . . . It do make it nice . . . crepe soled shoes . . . Is there something the matter with me?' '... poetry. DOROTHY JEAN TEFFETELLER . . . Maryville, Tennessee . . . Tipper . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A., Secretarial Science Club, Water Ballet . . . Pea green and turkey blue' ,...' 'Sonny . . . gullible . . . horse laugh . . . Our Mountain Gal . . . Black Jack crazy. NATALIE THIAC . . . Biloxi, Mississippi . . . Nat . . . A.A., Bit and Spur Club, Coast Club, Practical Arts . . . Blue nChevy', . . . Trips to New Orleans . . . Oh, that look . . . those letters every day. MARJORIE VANCE . . . Evanston, Illi- nois . . . Monnie . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Vice-President, A.A., Jet Maskers, Samovar Club, SEA GULL, Art Editor, Secretarial Science Club, Secretary and Treasurer . . . That horizontal dancing . . . Nay, nay, fair maiden . . . How dramatic can you get? . . . Rembrandt Vance . . . Poker . . . statistics. MARIA WILLIAMS . . . Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Central America . . . Peon . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Little Sisters Club, Practical Arts, Romance Language Club, Secretarial Science Club . . . Didn't I get a letter today? . . . It's true . . . Oh, those Yankees . . . water fights . . . those dark eyes. REBECCA DOVE WILLIAMS . . . Mor- ristown, Tennessee . . . Beckie . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Treasurer, A.A., Phi Theta. Kappa, Practical Arts, Samovar Club, President, Y.W.C.A., President . . . jack it upi' . . . Cobb it . . . Tell us about brother, Beckie . . . Where were you when rooms were checked? . . . Author . . . Talent . , . Rosy cheeks. I reckon. ALLIE LEE WHARTON . . . Pass Chris- tian, Mississippi . . . ANN DOWNEY WILLIAMS . . . Bir- mingham, Alabama . . . Downey . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A., Bit and Spur Club, Glee Club, Jet Maskers, Practical Arts Club, Secretarial Science Club . . . Birmingham Hop . . . How she hates' to get up . . . horses . . . beautiful hair. SPECIAL STUD-ENTS VIRGINIA PORTER EN OLA JERMYN Q no pieturej THE SE IDR if 1 . l l 1 1 l' rl -. Nw.. M..- ,arm 'EW K7 l 'VW l949 THE ,Ill IDR Counter-Clockwise: ANN GLEAVES CARSON . . . Vice-President . . . Paducah, Ky ,... Sigma Psi Iota, A.A.g Glee Clubg Jet Maskersg Little Sisters Clubg Romance Language Club, Tammy Howl. DOROTHY MARGARET COX . . . President . . . Reyno, Ark .... Delta Chi Sigma, A.A.g Practical Arts Clubg Romance Language Clubg Y.W.C.A. MISS MaeDONOUGI-I, Sponsor. SARA ALICE BOTELER . . . Treasurer . . . Little Rock, Ark .... Delta Chi Sigmag Bit and Spurg Jet Maskersg Samovar Club. EMILY KEYS . . . Secretary . . . Fort Worth, Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iotag A.A.g Jet Maskersg Ro- mance Language Club. ALMA MATER As one, we Juniors of Gulf Park pledge loyalty. VVe Praise and adore Thee, honor, uphold Thee through eternity. , Gulf Park, our memories of you will linger in our hearts. The memories of our Junior year, and of the friends we've made. United in our endeavor we'1l always be. You gave us our t-ourage, faith, and ideals, and these will always live, Going forth for the blue and the white, Going forth, with our motto in sight, Gulf Park, to you, we'1l be true forever more, PEP SONG XVe'll all tight together, Juniors onward forever, Hope to win, bound to win, fight to win, and wt-'ll win In rain or sunshine, Juniors, we'll pull through just for the white and the blue. Mr. Goat will soon be ours' NVe hope we'll never lose hlni, Junior class, 1et's fight! Left to Right EMILY BROWN Shreveport La .... Delta Chi Sigma Secretarial Science Club. NANCY LEE JOHNSON . . . Vincennes, Ind. Delta Alpha Sigma A..A.' Secretarial Science. TIPPY ROBINSON . Oklahoma City, Okla. Delta Alpha S ma' A..X.' Dance Leagueq Practical Arts Club ANITA PIERCE Dyerrbursr Tenn .... Delta Alpha Sigma A A.' Practical Artsg Samo- xar Club SEA GULL YW.C.A. left to Right MARY JEAN JEMISON . . . Mobile, Ala. . . Delta Chi Sigma AA Practical Arts Club. SHIRLEY ELLIS Campbellsville, Ky .... Sigma Psi Iota A A Samovar Club' Secretarial Science Club JFANNINIE RAE DANIELS . . . Webster Grove, o Delta Alpha Sigma' A.A.5 Practical Arts Club CYNTHIA MADERA WILDMAN . . . Kansas City Mo Delta Alpha Silrma' A.A.: Dance league Glxe Club Romance Lanuuage Clubg Srcrctarial Science Club C lockwlse from Left SYDNEY CXIL MeCUBBINlS . . . Oklahoma City Okla Dcltl Chi Sigma' A.A.g Dance League Jet Maslurs Practical Artsg Romance Language Club MARION JAINEI IIISDELL . . . Greenwood, Miss Delta Alpha Sigma' A.A.g Practical Arts Romance Lin uage Clubj Secretarial Scnnce Club MAR'I HA SINEED . Richmond Va .... Dr-lta Alpha Sigma .. .' Dance League: ' Maslurs Practical Xrts Club' Samovar Cllub. SUI' PEAK Ilf nderson, Ky .... D 'lta a Sigma A 'aeticz l A ts: Romance I xnguage C lub ' u . . . . , 4 , . . ' . . , C L I I . . . 1. 4. lr cg , 1. , 1 s C . . . L ' lg C- L - - - ' x I . . . 3 y, s a . . I s ' I a 9 ' ' . 4 . 1 ' ' . I k 1, u 1, C C 4 1 . . . c ' . 1 n I C, -A u, C C 3 I I - r M. . . . . ., 1 I I I I I ,. I , . . . . I I Q 1, 1 3 I u ' 3 1 4 1 Q . X . . 1 J A o , . J I v II' I I l, Y 1 1 ' I , 1. .... I I I , ' ' I 4 1 1 , 1 I . , fl 7 I I ' I. . I . ' 1 I' 4 ' , n 1 I ! , 4 . I L Y I , . - , K . 1 I Ia 1 . . , 1 Q' L: IA 'A , 1. JCI ., . . ' K ' 4. , 4 4 I . , I1 1 I 5 . . . ' ' C Alph. j 2: I ..A.g Pi 1 r , 1 Jr. A' a. I . -sy -f QN 'Q ,lllNIOR Left to Right: MARION HOLZ . . . Charleston, West Va. . . . Delta Chi Sigma, A.A., Dance League, Romance Language, Samovar Club, Secretarial Science Club, Water Ballet. CAROL JOAN PARDO . . . Waco, Texas . . Sigma Psi Iota, A.A., TAMMY HOWL. PATRICIA MAURINE MOORE . . . Dallas, Texas . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Jet Maskers. SCOTTA SPARKS . . . Ardmore, Okla. . . Delta Chi Sigma, Bit and Spur. Left to Right: BILLIE HOPE FRNKA . . . Garwood, Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iota, A.A., Romance Language Club, Secretarial Science. MARTHA ANN COOK . . . Shaw, Miss. . . . Sigma Psi Iota, A.A., Dance League, Practical Arts, Samovar Club. ANNE MERRILL EUBANK . . . Greenville, Miss .... Sigma Psi Iota, A.A., Practical Arts, Romance Language Club. JOANNE KINGSBERRY . . . Austin, Texas . . , Sigma Psi Iota, A.A., Little Sisters Club, Ro- mance Language Club.. JEAN SUTHERLAND PRESCOTT . . . Bir- mingham, Ala .... Sigma Psi Iota, A.A., Dance League, Jet Maskers, Little Sisters, Romance Language, TAMMY HOWL. Left to Right: ' JO ANN COX . . . Port Arthur, Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iota, A.A., Glee Club, Little Sisters, Romance Language. VIRGINIA MORSE . . . Ithaca, N. Y. . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A., Bit and Spur, Dance League, Jet Maskers, Romance Language, Samovar Club. CAROLYN CRANE . . . Fort Smith, Ark. . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A., Dance League, Jet Maskers, Romance Language, Samovar Club, Y.W.C.A. Cabinet. GERALDINE ELLIS . . . Milledgeville, Tenn. . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A., Samovar Club. Cl SS Clockwise: MARCELLA ANN HOCKING . . . Chicago, Ill .... Delta Chi Sigma, A.A.g Little Sisters: Romance Language Club. PATRICIA JEAN HETHERINGTON . . . Kirk- wood, Mo .... Sigma Psi Iota: A.A.: Jet Mask- ersg Practical Arts: Samovar Club. JAPPY RAU . . . Kansas City, Mo .... Delta Chi Sigma, A.A.: Bit and Spur: Romance Lan- guageg Y.W.C.A. JOYCE WARNER . . . Spokane, Wash. . . . Sigma Psi Iota: A.A.g SEA CULL3 Water Balletg Y.W.C.A. Clockwise: GERRY SMITH . . . Omaha, Ne-br .... Delta Chi Sigma, A.A.g Romance Language Club, SEA GULLg Y.W.C.A. BARBARA ANN WARD . . . New Orleans, La. . . . Delta Chi Sigma, A.A.g Bit and Spurg Dance League: jet Maskersg Romance Language Club. GABRIELA MARTINEZ APARICIO . . . Barraquilla, Colombia, South America . . . Delta Chi Sigma: A.A.g Dance League: Practical Arts: Romance Language Club. JEAN YOUNG . . . Murfreesboro, Tenn. . . . Sigma Psi Iotag A.A.g Glee Club: Samovar Club. Top to bottom: V EVELYN KAY ALLENSWORTH . . . Hender- son, Ky . . . Delta Chi Sigma: A.A.g Dance Lei uc ct Maskers Romance Lan ua e Club: ig '1 J 1 t . -H TAMMY HOWL. MARY ANN DABBS . . . Reform, Ala. . Delta Chi Sigma, A.A.: Dance League. ,IO ELLEN MOORING . . . Wichita Falls, Texas . . . Delta Chi Sigma: A.A.: jet Maskers: Romance Language, Water Ballet. ANN TIDBALL . . . Fort Worth, Texas . . . Delta Chi Sigma: A.A.: Jet Maskers: Romance Language: SEA CULL. .Ill IDR Left to Right: ANNE CUNNINGHAM . . . Shreveport, La. . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A., Dance League, Practical Arts. MARGUERITE MONTIER . . . Victoria, Texas . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A., Bit and Spur, Dance League, Practical Arts, Samovar Club, Water Ballet. CLAIRE MARGUERITE HUGHES . . . Gaines- ville, Fla .... Sigma Psi Iota, Practical Arts. CATALINA MARTINEZ APARICIO . . Barranquilla, Colombia, South America . Delta Chi Sigma, Practical Arts. Left to Right: DOROTHY ANN GIRDLEY . . . Manila, Ark. . . . Delta Chi Sigma, A.A., Secretarial Science Club, Romance Language Club. MARY ALICE GREAVES . . . San Antonio, Texas . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Romance Language. FRANCES PUETT . . . Midland, Texas . . Sigma Psi, Iota, A.A., Jet Maskers. PATRICIA MICHELS . . . Chicago, Ill. . . . Delta Chi Sigma, A.A., Little Sisters, Practical Arts, Romance Language Club. Left to Right: VIRGINIA ANN BACHLE . . . Webster Groves, Mo .... Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A., Bit and Spur, Practical Arts, Samovar Club. MARY JANE SHORT . . . Goshen, Ind. . . . Sigma Psi Iota, A.A., Glee Club, Secretarial Science, Water Ballet. MARILYN ELEANOR VETTER . . . Clayton, M0 .... Sigma Psi Iota, A.A. JEAN MCELVEY . . . Pelham, Ga .... Sigma Psi Iota, A.A., Dance League, Secretarial Science, Y.W.C.A., Water Ballet. Cl SS Left to Right: BARBARA ANN COLE . . . Huntington, West Va .... Sigma Psi Iotag A.A.g Bit and Spurg Glee Clubg Samovar Club. FLORENCE GAY PORTER . . . Huntington, West Va ..,. Sigma Psi Iotag Bit and Spur: Glee Club: Jet Maskersg Romance Language Club. AUDREY CAROLINE HATCH . . . Kansas City, Mo .... Delta Alpha Sigmag A.A.g Bit and Spurg Jet Maskersg Little Sisters Clubg Ro- mance Language Club. LUCY KING . . . Henderson, Ky .... Delta Chi Sigmag A.A.g jet Maskersg Romance Lan- guage. Left to Right: BILLIE JEAN LOW . . . Opelousas, La. . . . Delta Chi Sigmag A.A.g Bit and Spurg Jet Mask- eisg Water Ballet. ELIZABETH ANN MILLER . . . Sewanee, Tenn .... Sigma Psi Iota. SONYA IVEY . . . Piggott, Ark .... Delta Alpha Sigmag A.A.g Jet Maskers. VIRGINIA BOWMAN . . . Indianapolis, Ind. . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag A.A. Left to Right: BE'l l'Y JO GEROLD . . , East St. Louis, Ill. . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Samovar Clubg Secretarial Seienceg Water Ballet. MARY K. RICKE'l l'S . . . Springfield, Mo. . . . Delta Chi Sigmag A.A.: Bit and Spurg Little Sisters. JOAN- GRIER . . . Biggers, Ark .... Delta gI:i1bSlgma: Dance Leagueg Romance Language .u . BARBARA BOLMAN . . . Atchison, Kans. . . Delta Chi Sigmag A.A.g Dance League. pw.,-1 -QQ-gas-f.,1i'.. - - . . - M .. . wut.. ' v.,.,.9yln Nw ' 59? . 4 11, y Q S .Ill IDR Left to Right: SYLVIA ANNE MOOR . . . Tifton, Ga. . . . Sigma Psi Iota, A.A.5 Samovar Club. HELEN HUNTER CHAPMAN . . . Charleston Mo .... Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A.3 Dance League? Jet Maskers. MARJORIE ANN GAMMON . . . Miami, Okla. . . . Sigma Psi Iota, A.A.g Jet Maskersg Romance Language Club. JEAN MARIE BLOUSE . . . Charlton, Iowa . . . Sigma Psi Iota, A.A.5 Dance Leagueg Jet Maskers. Left to Right: HELEN C. PEARSON . . . Wabash, Ind. . . . Delta Chi Sigma, A.A.g Samovar Club, SEA GULL. DOLORES ANN NUNEZ . . . Abbeville, La. . . .Delta Chi Sigmag A.A.5 Samovar Clubg Secretarial Science. ANNE HELEN GREENAMYER . . . Corpus Christi, Texas . . . Delta Chi Sigma, A.A.g Glee Club, Jet Maskersg Practical Arts, Samovar Club, Water Ballet. KATHLEEN FRANCES CULHANE . . . Rock- ford, Ill .... Sigma Psi Iotag A.A.g Glee Clubg jet Maskersg Water Ballet. Left to Right: a DOROTHY LEE WOOD . . . Maysville, Ky. . . . Sigma Psi Iotag A.A.g Bit and Spur, Glee Club, Jet Maskersg Romance Language, Samovar Club, SEA GULLg Water Ballet. JOLYN ALLEN . . . Coffeyville, Kans. . . . Sigma Psi Iotag A.A.5 Jet Maskersg Samovar Club. MARY COLEMAN COBB . . . Union Town, Ala .... Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A.g Bit and Spur, Jet Maskersg Romance Language Club. OLIVIA MCARTHUR WATTS . . . Camden, Ala .... Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A.g Bit and Spur, Jet Maskers. Cl SS Left to Right: MARYLEE COWDEN . . . Midland, Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iotag A.A.g Dance League, Jet Mask- ersg Practical Artsg Romance Language Club. CATHERINE ROBERTS . . . Tyler, Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iotag A.A., Bit and Spurg Jet Maskers: Photographers Club, Practical Arts, Romance Language, SEA GULLg Water Ballet. MARY JO VAN CLEVE . . . Moberly, Mo. . . Delta Chi Sigmag Bit and Spur. MARY LEE HAYNES . . . Marshall, Mo. . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Romance Language Clubg Samovar Club. HARRIETT JOANNE JOHNSON . . . Colorado Springs, Colo .... Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A.g Jet Maskers. Left to Right: PATRICA FOSTER . . . Prague, Okla. . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Jet lvfaskersg Romance Lan- guageg Secretarial Science. LOIS M. WATSON . . . Webb City, Mo. . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag A.A.g Bit and Spur, Dance Leagueg Practical Arts: Water Ballet. ELAINE LYLE . . . Meridian, Miss .... Sigma Psi Iotag A.A.g Bit and Spur: Little Sisters: Ro- mance Language Clubp Secretarial Science. JOAN NELL BRIGGS . . . Victoria, Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iotag A.A.: Bit and Spur, Dance Leagueg Jet Maskersg Practical Arts, Secretarial Seieneeg Water Ballet. Left to Right: ANN SOWARD . . . Maysville, Ky .... A.A.g Clee Club: Romance Language. JEANE ALDERSON . . . Columbia, Tenn. . , Sigma Psi Iota: Practical Arts. RITA McDOWELL . . . Oklahoma City, Okla. . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag A.A.g Romance Lan- guage Clubg Y.W.C.A. VIRGINIA LEE JOHNSON . . . Oklahoma City, Okla .... Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A. ,Ill IOR Left to Right: VIRGINIA RICHARDS . . . Tulsa, Okla. . . . Sigma Psi Iota, A.A., Jet Maskers, Romance Language Club, Water Ballet. BARBARA HARE . . . Tuskegee, Ala. . . Sigma Psi Iota, A.A., Dance League. PATSY RUTH WOLFE . . . Oklahoma City, Okla .... Sigma Psi Iota, A.A., Practical Arts Club. ALICE AUSTIN . . . Springdale, Ark. . Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A.. Left to Right: JANE HARWOOD RIPPY . . . Union City, Tenn .... Delta Chi Sigma, A.A., Water Ballet. MARTHA ELIZABETH FITCHETT . . . Dan- ville, Va .... Delta Chi Sigma, A.A., Romance Language Club, Water Ballet. MARY JON BROWN . . . Sylacauga, Ala. . . . Delta Chi Sigma, A.A., Jet Maskers. GAIL IONE GRONE . . . Webster Groves, Mo. . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Jet Maskers, Water Ballet. Left to Right: - KATHRYN HOWARD JOHNSON . . . Co- lumbus, Ga .... Sigma Psi Iota, A.A., Dance League, Samovar Club, Secretarial Science Club, Practical Arts Club. MARY JEANETTE WHITNEY . . . Omaha, Nebr .... Delta Chi Sigma, A.A., Bit and Spur, Glee Club, Jet Maskers, Secretarial Science. CLARA RUTH MIESSLER . . . Columbus, Nebr .... Delta Chi Sigma, Bit and Spur. ELSIE COLEMAN SMITH . . . Lexington, Ky. . . . Delta Chi Sigma, A.A., Bit and Spur, Glee Club, Romance Language, Water Ballet. Cl SS Left to Right: PATSY ELIZABETH LAYFIELD . . . Columbia, Ga .... Delta Alpha Sigmag A.A.g Dance League, Samovar Club, Secretarial Science. MARTHA VIRGINIA BURCHFIELD . . . Maryville, Tenn .... Delta Alpha Sigmag A.A.g Romance Language. SALLIE ALLISON . . . Maysville, Ky. . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A.g Glee Club, Jet Mask- ersg Romance Language. GENYTH STARNES CHANDLER . . . Mary- ville, Tenn .... Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A.g Bit and Spur. Left to Right: HELEN ANNETTE WEBB . . . Fort Worth, Texas . . . Delta Chi Sigma, A.A.g Samavar Club. BETTY ANN HARRIS . . . Conroe, Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iota, A.A.g Dance League, Jet Mask- ers, Samovar Club. KAY GUINN . . . Fort Worth, Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iota, A.A.g Jet Maskersg Samovar Club. PEGGY MATTINGLY . . . Thibodaux, La. . . . Delta Chi Sigma, A.A.. Left to Right: MARY ALICE BALLMAN . . . Gulfport, Miss. . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A.g Bit and Spur, Mississippi Coast Club, Practical Arts. BETTY JEAN HOGUE . . . Gulfport, Miss. . . . A.A.g Dance Leagueg Mississippi Coast Clubg Romance Language Club, SEA GULL. ,IO ANN FOWLER . . . Gulfport, Miss. . . . A.A.g Little Sisters Club, Mississippi Coast Clubg Romance Language Club. ANNELL McGEE . . . Gulfport, Miss. . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A.g Iet Maskersg Missis- sippi Coast Club, Romance Language Club. CATHERINE CLOWER . . . Gulfport, Miss. . . . A.A.g Mississippi Coast Clubg Practical Arts Club, Romance Language. Left to Right: ESTELLE GAY . . . Ocean Springs, Miss. . . . Mississippi Coast Club. JANICE PATRICA COCKE . . . Long Beach, Miss .... Delta Chi Sigma, A.A.'g Dance Leagueg Little Sisters Clubg Mississippi Coast Clubg Prac- tical Arts Clubg Romance Language Club. PHYLLIS MEEK . . . Long Beach, Miss. . . . Delta Chi Sigma, A.A.g Bit and Spurg Mississippi Coast Clubg Practical Arts Club. Not Pictured: GLORIA MARTIN . . . Bay St. Louis, Miss. . . . Mississippi Coast Club. JANE BLAIR . . . Bay St. Louis, Miss. . . . A.A.g Bit and Spur, Jet Maskersg Mississippi Coast Club. ag! Lai... Q-vw-, A 4 H, , Y , fo f gf- 5, ,X W f QQ! 5 fi WZ of R to W . it sz, :'W as ,X . kim sg, x x o ff ,W Q 'QQ on ss, Y 'W as ss. f S J I as 5 S E i ff Q r Left to Right: Brotherton, Rutledge, Michie, Miss Meeker, Spiva HIGH SCHOOL ALMA MATER We,ve got the spirit that will win. We've got the girls, We've got the yells, Our love for you.. So you others had best give in. You are all we live and breathe Under skies so blue. Deeper than the darkest sky runs We're out to get the goat, X' We'll give you a clue, , I I Better watch out, Alma Mawr: hvmg On: down tho We're gunnin' for you. We're out to win this Hght Halls of time. today Always in our hearts and minds, SO 1 Q ' Come on and Say Truly you're sublime! Legs give a Cheer, , L ' ' h ' Ohorus-Your High School will cherish you Fil sthinbiags tvveetlrliize and then, T111 We 211 moot Part: We-,ll all unite for red and white For You hold oo hooofod Plooo For the High School, we win win. , In C3011 and CVCYY heart- And if you want to see the best class that is here t G lf P k, HIGH SCHOOL PEP soNG Jugt Walich uifgght, We've got the class, just watch our might, We've got the team, Wesre the pride of G.P.C. OFFICERS BARBARA BROTHERTON ........... President MARILYN MICHIE ...... . .. Secretary I JOY SPIVA .................,.. Vice-President SUZANNA RUTLEDGE . . . . . . Treasurer ' MISS MARY MEEKER ................ Sponsor l 1 1 ' 46 l l W V 1 l Q DPHDMURES First Row: DOROTHY J. AAGESON . . . Dottie . . . Anderson, Ind .... Sigma Psi Iota, A.A., Samovar Club, Secretarial Club, Water Ballet . . . Always busy, quiet and petite. FRANCES ANDERSON . . . Belzoni, Miss. . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A., Jet Maskers . . . Favorite pastime is sleeping. Loads of lun. JACQUELINE AVENT . . . Jacky . . . Sewanee, Tenn .... Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A., Samovar Club, Y.W.C.A .... Don, Shanghai, mad artist, books, good sport. ELLEN BAITINGER . . . EB, . . . Gary, Ind. . . Delta Chi Sigma, A.A., Bit and Spur, Glee Club, Jet Maskcrs, Photographers Club, Romance Lan- guage Club, Samovar Club, Water Ballet . . . versatile, fun loving. CYNTHALICE BAKER . . . Cinnie,' . . . Houston, Texas . . . Delta Chi Sigma, A.A., Dance League, Romance Language Club, Water Ballet . . Charlie boy, Tippecanoe and Cinnie, too. Second Row: JANE BARBEE . . . Meanie . . . Little Rock, Ark. . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A .... Baby face, shall Shall I cut bangs? . . . Baby face, cute, mad fun. CAROL LYNN BLACKBURN . . . Lynnie . . . Indianapolis, Ind .... Delta Chi Sigma, A.A., Photographers' Club, Samovar Club . . . As sweet and thoughtful as they come, jolly. BARBARA BATES BROTHERTON . . . Bebe . . . Jasper, Ala .... Delta Chi Sigma, A.A., Ro- 47 1 L. mance Language Club, TAMMY HOWL, Y.W.C.A. . . . Bill, capable, generous, millions of letters, popular. JENNIE LEE CHERRY . . . Cherry . . . Leem- bertor, Miss .... Sigma Psi Iota, Jet Maskers, Ro- mance Language Club . . . Bangs, wonderful dis- position, always smiling. JULIA DIXON CLARK . . . Jules . . . Hender- son, Ky .... Delta Chi Sigma, A.A., Photographers Club, Romance Language Club . . . Winning, witty, pert pretty, sweetest gal, real true pal. PHOMDRES First Row: MARQUIN CONKLIN . . . Markie', . . . Atlanta, Ga .... Sigma Psi Iota, A.A., Bit and Spur, Glee Club, jet Maskers, Little Sisters Club, Photog- raphers Club, Romance Language Club, Samovar Club, SEA GULLg Water Ballet. PEGGY JANE DRIVER . . . Pegg . . . Osceola, Ark .... Delta Chi Sigma, A.A., Jet Maskers, Photographers' Club, Romance Language Club, Samovar Club . . . Cutie pie, Kappa Sig, heart in Oklahomaf' LAURA GAY DUNKLIN . . . Gay . . . Charles- ton, Miss .... Sigma Psi Iota, A.A., Jet Maskers, Photographers' Club, Romance Langauge Club . . Vanderbilt bound, best goalie a team ever had. EMILIA GALOFRE . . . Emmy . . . Cartagena, Colombia . . . Delta Chi Sigma, A.A., Romance Language Club, Secretarial Science Club . . . Slightly crazy, confuses 'hel and 'she', sparkling personality. DONNA GOLDSTEIN . . . Moe . . . Memphis, Tenn .... Delta Chi Sigma, A.A., Little Sisters Club, Romance Language Club . . . Well, I mean, bear up, crazy, loads of funf' Second Row: NANCY GRAHAM . . . Nan . . . West Plains, Mo .... Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A., Glee Club, Photographers Club, Practical Arts . . . Chemistry fiend, please clean up the room. BARBARA MARGARET GREMILLION . . . Rusty . . . Alexandria, La .... Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A., Glee Club, Romance Language Club . . . Gorgeous red hair, best you do. BEVERLY HEINEMAN . . . Bev . . . Tawas City, Mich .... Delta Chi Sigma, A.A., Romance Language Club . . . Artistic, sweet and cute, is it ever, easy going. MARGARET ANN HILL . . . Martha . . . Okla- homa City, Okla .... Delta Chi Sigma, A.A., Prac- tical Arts . . . Crazy but cute, Bill has her heart, the Indians are comingf' ROSEMARY JOHNSON . . . Poo . . . Birming- ham, Ala .... A.A., Bit and Spur, Samovar Club . . , Good mixer, cute personality. UPHUMDRIES First Row: MARIE KAY KENNEDY . . . Louisville, Ky. . . . Sigma Psi Iota, A.A.g Bit and Spur: Jet Maskers: Photographers Club . . . Crazy about clothes, goes mad once a year. MARY KATHERINE LARKIN . . . Mary KU . . . Birmingham, Ala .... Delta Chi Sigma, Practical Arts . . . Witty, pleasing personality, sweet, agree- able: 'You're my friend, aren't you ?,: Daytona Beach. MARGIE LOUISE LEE . . . Frisco City, Ala. . . Sigma Psi Iota: Dance League: Jet Maskers . . are as ,nl , fy Second Row: MARILYN HARPER MICHIE . . . Mickey . . . Durham, N. C .... Delta Chi Sigma: A.A.: Bit and Spur: jet Maskersg Photographers Club . . . Caro- lina, here I come. Cute and crazy. CIIARLENE MINICK . . . 'KMinnie', . . . Okla- homa City, Okla .... Delta Chi Sigma: A.A.g Practical Arts . . . Bringing home a baby bumblc bee. Oh, jimmy. Nothin' but fine. BABBIE MORRIS . . . Babs . . . MeCrory, Ark. . . . Della Chi Signing A.A.: Dance League: Glee Sweet, generous, gracious. Oh, my algebra. Baby. PEGGY VIRGINIA LOEFFEL . . . Red . . . Long Beach, Miss .... Sigma Psi Iota: A.A.: Mis- sissippi Coast Club, Samovar Club . . . Fun loving, thoughtful, Ole Miss boundf, NANCY MARTIN . . . Wisty . . . Mobile, Ala. . . . Sigma Psi Iota: A.A.g Bit and Spur: Little Sisters Club: Practical Arts: Romance Language Club: Samovar Club: Y.W.C.A .... Bama, sweet and cutef, 'wi'- --c 'f I ta .55 -Kg. 3 Thx. 'T .P Club: jet Maskers: Practical Arts: Y.IV.C.A. . . Short sheets. Chester. Vivaciousf' BARBARA BURNS MORRIS . . . Borris . . . England, Ark .... Sigma Psi Iota: A.A.2 Practical Arts . . . Donna, please don't hit Jane. Arkansas has everything. MARY MOUGHON . . . Birmingham, Ala. . . . Delta Alpha Sigma: A.A.: Glee Club: Practical Arts . . . Giggles Weekend at Huck. Birmingham Hop. Sewing fiend. OPHDMURES First Row: MARY HELEN NORVELL . . . Beaumont, Tex. Glee Club, Samovar Club . . . Canary with golden tonsils, excitable, good sport. C I E E . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A., Glee Club, Romance Language Club . . . Oh, the kill, tall, and slim, Texas drawlf' JACKIE PUGH . . . Poo . . . Portland, Ark. . . . Delta Chi Sigma, A.A., Glee Club, Little Sisters Club, Romance Language Club . . . Where are my glasses? Personality plus, enjoys lifef, MARJORIE RUNK . . . Margie . . . Rosiclare, Ill .... Delta Chi Sigma, A.A., Dance League, BETTY SCHLESINGER . . . Schles'l . . . Dyers- burg, Tenn .... Sigma Psi Iota, A.A., Little Sisters Club, Photographers Club, Romance Language Club, Secretarial Science Club . . . Fast train to Louisville. SUE ROBERTS SMITH . . . Susie', . . . Phenix City, Ala .... Sigma Psi Iota, A.A., Glee Clubi, Practical Arts, Romance Language . . . Bubble gum. Don't wait, I ll be late. Second Row: JOY SPIVA . . . Joe . . . Joplin, Mo. . . . Delta Chi Sigma, A.A,, Bit and Spur, Jet Maskers, Ro- mance Language Club, Y.W.C.A .... Athletic, personality, vivaciousf' GLADYS TARTT . . . Glad,' . . . Livingston, Ala. . . . Delta Chi Sigma, A.A., Jet Maskers, Romance Language Club . . . Was that telephone call for me? Lots of fun. JANE WEBB . . . Ozark, Ala .... Delta Chi Sigma, Bit and Spur, Dance League, Jet Maskers, Practical Arts . . . Cute. Sweet. John or Joe P SARAH JANE WILLIAMS . . . Lee . . . West Point, Ga .... Delta Chi Sigma, A.A., Bit and Spur, Glee Club, Romance Language Club, Samavar Club, Photographers' Club . . . Personality, ras- cality, Tech fiend. JEAN WITT . . . Jeannie . . . Kingsport, Tenn. . . . Delta Alpha Sigma . . . Have you got your chemistry? Any mail from Don? Breakfast hater. Pretty hair. Petite. Demuref' CHRISTINE MARGARET WOODS . . . Chris . . . Waynesboro, Tenn .... Sigma Psi Iota, A.A., Dance League, Photographers Club, Romance Lan- guage Club . . . Hurry y'all, beautiful eyes, sweet and generous. 50 3 3 E 3 l 1 .3 Left to Right: ELEANOR ELIZABETH SAMPLE . . . Bir- mingham, Ala .... Delta .Alpha Sigma, AA., Dance Leagueg Little Sisters Clubg Practical Arts, Romance Language Club. SALLY JANE CRAMER . . . Miami Beach, Fla .... Delta Chi Sigma, A.A.g Bit and Spur, Dance League, Romance Language Club, Samo- var Club, Water Ballet. ROLLIN KAY SMITH . . . Oklahoma City, Okla .... Delta Chi Sigma, AA., Glee Club. TYLER TERRY . . . Huntsville, Ala. JOAN BEACH . . . st. Louis, MO. CORNEILLE BURNS BURT . . . Shreveport, La .... Delta Alpha Sigma, Bit and Spur: Dance League, Romance Language Club, Samovar Club, Water Ballet. Left to Right: CONNIE RI-IEA HARRIS . . . Hamburg, Ark. . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A. SHIRLEY SUE CHANNELL . . . Opp, Ala. . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Glee Club. SUE LOOMIS . . . Bloomington, Ill .... Delta Chi Sigma, A.A., Bit and Spur, Glee Club, Jet Maskersg Secretarial Science Club. JANE BEATRICE WALKER .... A ttalla, Ala. . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A., Little Sisters. Left to Right: BLANCHE LANDAU . . . New Orleans, La. . . . Delta Chi Sigma, A.A.g Romance Language Club. DANA BODIE . . . Hobbs, N. M .... Delta Chi Sigma, AA., Jet Maskersg Photographers Club. BARBARA BURGE . . . Lake Village, Ark. . . . Delta Chi Sigma: A.A.g Jet Maskersg Romance Language: Y.kV.C.A. CLARICE BRYANT . . . Clarksville, Ark. . . . Sigma Psi Iota: A.A.g Jet Maskersg Romance Language. FRANCES JOYCE CARINHAS . . . Patterson, La .... Delta Chi Sigmag A.A.: Photograpliers Clubg Romance Language. CLASS HMAN Left to Right: ELAINE EGGER . . . Jackson, Miss. . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Bit and Spur, Jet Maskers, Samovar Club. JANE COCKRILL . . . Little Rock, Ark. . . . Sigma Psi Iota, A.A., Glee Club, Practical Arts Club. SUE CAMP. . . Jasper, Ala .... Delta Chi Sigma, Bit and Spur. NORMA LEE REEVES . . . Tunica, Miss. . . . Delta Chi Sigma, A.A., TAMMY HOWL, Ro- mance Language Club. SUSANNE RUTLEDGE . . . Peoria, Ill. . . . Delta Chi Sigma, A.A., jet Maskers, Little Sis- ters, Photographers Club. Clockwise: NANCY ELIZABETH BENHAM . . . Scotts- boro, Ala .... Delta Chi Sigma, A.A., Jet Mask- ers, Romance Language, WVater Ballet. ANN MORGAN . . . West Point, Ga .... Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A., Clee Club, Romance Lan- guage. PATRICIA ANN BURNS . . . Covington, La. . .. Delta Alpha Sigma, A.A., Bit and Spur, Ro- mance Language Club. DONNA MAE SCHILTZ . . . Decatur, Ill. . . . Sigma Psi Iota, A..A.: Bit and Spur, Jet Maskers, Photographers Club, Romance Language Club, Y.W.C.A. MARTHA JEANETTE WOODS . . . Waynes- boro, Tenn .... Sigma Psi Iota, A.A., Little Sisters, Photographers Club, Romance Language. MARTHA RIVES MAGRUDER . . . Itta Bena, Miss .... Delta Chi Sigma, A.A., Dance League. IRMA RODRIGUEZ . . . Camaguey, Cuba . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Romance Language. CAROLYN COIL . . . Sapulpa, Okla .... Sigma Psi Iota, A.A., Jet Maskers, Samavar Club, Photographers, Club. MARTHA JANE MITCHINER . . . Oak Grove, La .... Delta Chi Sigma, A.A., Jet Maskers. CLASS Commencement Exercises, May, 1948 CDMME Carrying red roses and old-fashioned nose- gays against the background of their white gowns, the graduating Seniors and Sophomores slowly marched to the platform where they were to receive their diplomas and certificates on the evening of May 28, 1948. The Sophomores, followed by the Seniors, headed the procession to the platform, erected in front of Lloyd Hall, Each Senior was accompanied by a personal torch-bearer, a girl whom she had chosen to carry on for CEME her the next year. The guest speaker, the Honorable Sam James, Ex-governor of Louisiana, was intro- duced by President Richard G. Cox. Following Mr. James' address, President Cox awarded cer- tificates to the Sophomores and Diplomas to the Seniors. The picturesque and impressive ceremony was concluded with the singing ol' the Alma Mater by graduates and parents. Class Day Under Friendship Oak, May, 1948 Q-gin... 'v- I ffl I ,ff I J-Q-f. NX 7 sf 'R X ,X fffdj: ff x NQTCX ff X fy jj!!! 3,5451 5 fffff .fe ff al-M T ,, fy!!! 'LN Vv fs! .L V! it if M Y XX S as X .ff 75 M XA f' .ZX 'Gulf Park mme UMW LA ,X 1. A 4? Z -l Miss Gulf Park X ,M ,V , N X 4 X4 ww, WV' gt 4 i 2 ' 3? 4 f X l 1 5 I S . X , ffl X NW I . 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' a- I 37 I7 eff HH S N if ,, WLM X 5924! if Prescott Allensuorth Brock MeGehee, Coddmgton, Loser, Blake, Brotherton, Pardo Brown, Reexes TAMMY MARGII' ANN IOSER Dear TAMMY HOWL Staff, Orch1ds to you for your fine work on the five publ1cat1ons f the TAMMY HOWL wh1ch have helped to make th1s a more successful school year Each 1ssue has woven us closer together mto a net of fr1endsh1p and co operatlon and has g1ven the future students a better 1dea of the mterestmg campus hfe soc1al aCtIV1tlCS and h1gh standards whlch Gulf Park ma1nta1ns lNot only have all of us enjoyed th1s year s TAMMY but through the publ1cat1ons, our parents have been glven a clearer understand mg of what l1fe at Gulf Park means to us The alumnae are also kept 1n close contact with the1r Alma Mater, and you have helped to brlng back many of the1r happy memor1es 'Io you the staff of TAMMY HOWL M1ss Brock your capable sponsor, and to Margy Ann Loser, your hard workmg edxtor, we want to show our appreclatlon by just saymg Thankslw Your readers TAMMY HOWL STAFF YIARGX ANN LOSEH MARII KN HcGEHEE BERKELEX BLAKE BETIS. ANN BROVVN BARBARA BROTHERTONI X IRGINIA LODDINGTON JEAN PRESCOTT ANN CARSON KAY -XLLENSWORTH NORMA LEE REEVES MISS KATE VVETHERBEE MISS JEANINETTE BROLR 82 EdltO1 Asso Edxtor B1 s ness Managcl A st Bus Managol L1tez ax W Alt Fash1on SOC1efy Sports Ass t Sports EdltOI EdltOl Ed1tor EdltO1 Edxtoz Edltox Alumnae Faculty AdVlSel -S lv 1 ' - 1 - ' ' ' V Si ' 99 ' ' 0 3 -. - , . . . . I 1 . , . . , Y I . . 5 . - . , l Q s s I: ' . . . . N l ' 1' .......................... ..... - ............ ' ' JOAN PARDO ................ . ...................... . ...... Music Editor Phi Theta Kappa, the national honorary scholastic fraternity for junior colleges, has been established on this campus since 1929. The local chapter was organized by Dean Hatcher, who has continued her work as sponsor through the years. Gulf Parkis members are chosen from girls whose grades are in the upper ten per cent of the classes. Membership hinges not only on high averages but on lead- ership ability, loyalty, good citizenship, ethics, and honesty. A fac- ulty committee Hrst narrows down the list of those eligible, then the Phi Theta Kappas elect their own members, This number may not exceed twenty per cent of the total enrollment. - During the war an orphan from Czechoslovakia was the fraternity's service project. She was sent food, clothing, and many letters of encouragement. This year's extensive work project centers around the National Study Plan of Phi Theta Kappa. It is hoped that a Gulf Park Representative may be sent to the National Conference Meeting which is being held this summer at Bluefield, West Virginia. OFFICERS BETTY JANE CATLETT .................. ....... P resident JOANNE DRAUGHON .... ............ .... V i ce-President NANCY GIRLING .... ,,,,,, S ccretary LOUISE CLARK ............... .... T reasurer EVELYN HARLAN ................. ...Chaplain MISS LU'CY LOUISE HATCHER .... Sponsor MEMBERS Betty Ann Brown Peggy Hatch Jean Reynolds -Ann Carson Marion Holz Gerry Smith Mary Clayton Sally Johnston Rebecca Dove XVilliams Patricia Markwell Jean Prescott Janice Cooke Janet Tisdell BETTY JANE CATLETT President of Phi Theta Kappa PHI THET PP Standing: Hatch, XYilliams, Johnston, Clayton, Carson, Dean Hatcher, Markwell, Reynolds, Brown, Prescott, Cooke. Seated: Tisdell, Clark, Draughon, Girling, Harlan, I-lolz. 83 TRI- 0RORlTY BANQUE1' 'iff r 'CHQ Sadler, Bernhcim, Schreiber, Shank, Risen, Girling, Pound, Johnson, Young, Holz 1 The Sorority Girls at Dinner at the Edgewater Gulf Hotel I Right. Marie Risen, Beth Ann Pound, Nancy Girling Once each year the three campus sororities com- bine to sponsor the Tri-Sorority Banquet in order to advance friendship and cooperation. In the dining room of the Edgewater Gulf Hotel, Delta Alpha Sigma, Delta Chi Sigma, and Sigma Psi Iota were hosts at their Tri-Sorority Banquet on the evening of January 31. The speakers' table was occupied by Miss Ruth Schreiber, Mr, William Sadler, and Miss Eleanor Bernheim, sorority sponsors, Beth Ann Pound, Nancy Girling, and Marie Risen, sorority presidents, and Pat Markwell 'xx IN .Q fav. H ., 4 me , A Jean Young, Harriet Johnson, and Marion Holz, representing the sorority pledges. Betty Jane Shank was mistress of ceremonies for the entertainment which consisted of: Wanting You and Night and Day sung by Majorie Runk, Pat Markwell's dance to the g'Blue Danube Waltz, a reading, Size 44-,H by Betty Jane Catlett, and a medley of Debussyls compositions played by Peggy Hatch. An orchestra played popular selections during din- ner, and speeches and toasts were given by sorority presidents, sponsors, and pledges. Marjorie Runk DELTA ALPH SIGM Top Row: Bernheim, Girling, Vance Bottom Row: Bryant, Struven, Barbec- OFFICERS NANCY GIRLING ..... President MONNIE VANCE ..... .... V ree-President DOROTHY BRYANT .... .... S ecretary VIRGINIA STRUVEN .... Treasurer ,JANE BARBEE ............. .... C haplain MISS ELEANOR BERNHEIM . . . . . .Sponsor I Black and silver programs invited new Gulf Park girls to Delta Alpha's rush party at the Y-hut on October 23rd. It was a Musical Revue and the script, which was written en- tirely in song titles or parts of favorite songs, introduced the eight numbers. Virginia Struven, who had written the script, was mis- tress of ceremonies. Using a black back-drop with the silver letters- Welcome to our Musical Revue - the show opened with '6Alice Blue Gown. Other numbers were uApril Showers,', Easter Parade, Baby Face, Brazil, Dancing in the Darkf, and Nancy Girling, sorority presi- dent, as The Delta Alpha Girl. Refresh- ments were served after everyone had joined hands to sing the Delta Alpha song. The Cast of Delta Alpha's Revue just Singin' in thc- Rain 87 .if sf- ,li l lr ila I il: ,E Q 5 2 a 'f . ,F Q1 l 2 Y my , P, , 4: E1 1 1 3 if, v 1 4 2 1 i E 'li lf 5 hi our LPHA slam Sallie Allison Frances Anderson Jeanne Armstrong Frances Beason Berkeley Blake Virginia Bowman Shirley Channell Mary Coleman Cobb Virginia Coddington Gerry Ellis Patricia Foster Nancy Graham Nancy Johnson Virginia Johnson Patsy Layfield Mary Moughon Mary Helen Norvell Sue Peak Eleanor Sample Eva Smith Martha Snead Cynthia Wildman MEMBERS First Row Jacqueline Avent Virginia Bachle Wanda Barham Second Row Virginia Burchfield Patricia Burns Corneille Burt Third Row Carolyn Crane Anne Cunningham Jeannine Daniels Fourth Row Margaret Gremillion Connie Harris Pegi Hatch Fifth Row Rita McDowell Annell McGee Marguerite Montier Sixth Row Guillermina Perez Anita Pierce Jean Reynolds Seventh Row Jean Teffeteller Janet Tisdell Mary Alice Ballman Betty Beasley Zoe Cashmore Genyth Chandler Dorothy Day Joanne Draughon Sonya Ivey Harriet Johnson Ann Morgan Virginia Morse Tippy Robinson Irma Rodriguez Lois Watson Olivia Watts Jane Walker Eighth Row Ann Downey Williams Maria Williams Delta Alpha Girl, you are the one for me, And you'll be ever in my heart. Delta Alpha Girl, symbol of true loyalty- Loyalty that never dies- In the future fight, I'll keep your emblem bright And to you be ever true. You're the rarest pearl, Delta Alpha Girl, I will always love you. 88 1 -4 E, . Q 'P 'Y fv- S' K .. If a- T7 T' 'IF af' 'nur' Q5 W 'G'- L. qi, -v R' , sv-iv f ff' 8 5? 1'-22 1 , L A 4 jf. F ' .7 fi? IA, Q . X , A'flm.?.' qs- 'in tk t w V7 L DELT CHI IGM 'Pop Row: Sadler, Pound, Ryan Bottom Row: Brawley, lVilliams, Pugh OFFICERS BETH ANN POUND .... ....... P resident WALDINE RYAN .... . . . Vice-President BONNIE BRAWLEY ......... ....... S ecretary REBECCA DOVE WILLIAMS .. ..... Treasurer JACKIE PUGH ,............ .... C haplain MRS. WILLIAM SADLER . . , ..... Sponsor All aboard, the S. S. Delta Chi leaving the Y-Hut dock at 7:30, October 25th. Last call! As the girls hurried up the gangplank, Captain Mike Pound greeted them at the door of the ship's lounge. Cigarettes and candy life- saversf' pcddlcd Mary K. Ricketts and Bobby Bolman. Seats were found beside several squirrel tail 'chattedn Russians with dropping mustaches, and the show started. Miss Cinny Baker be- gan the program with a skit based on the origin of the dance. Bobby and Cata Martinez were next with a South American dance, fol- lowed by Mary Jane Smith's French version of Mamselle. Betty Jane Catlett gave a comedy reading, after which three China- men presented a skit. As the voyage drew to a close, the Hrst mate served cokes, dough- nuts, and goldlish souvenirs. 'mr -, 'U , ! 'ff '4 f f 1 EQ 3 . f 2 W 1 If I W2- X U' 'ls 1 i QQ y sais. ' ff, ,filth ll? XY' fi J. . . DEl'l' CHI SIGM Kay Allensworth Carol Anthony Gabriela Aparicio Barbara Bolman Sara Alice Boteler Barbara Brotherton Betty Jane Catlett Barbara Clanton Julia Clark Emilia Galofre Betty Gerold Dorothy Ann Girdley Lee Haynes Beverly Heineman Margaret Hill Sue Loomis Margy Ann Loser Jean Low Patricia Michels Marilyn Michie Clara Ruth Miessler Martha Peacock Helen Pearson Edwina Prewitt Elsie Smith Gerry Smith Mary Jane Smith Barbara Ward Helen Webb First Row Catalina Aparicio Ellen Baitinger Cynthalice Baker Second Row Betty Ann Brown Emily Brown Mary Jon Brown Third Row Mary Clayton Janice Cooke Dorothy Cox Fourth Row Donna Goldstein Joan Gooch Ann Greenamyer Fifth Row Marcella Hocking Marion Holz Mary Jean Jemison Sixth Row Sydney McCubbins Marilyn MeGehee Marilyn McGuire Seventh Row Charlene Minick Martha Jane Mitchiner Patricia Moore Eighth Row Jappy Rau Norma Lee Reeves Mary K. Ricketts Ninth Row Rollin Smith Scotta Sparks Joy Spiva Tenth Row Jane Webb Mary Jeannette Whitney Nancy Benham Carol Lynn Blackburn Dana Bodie Barbara Burge Suelon Camp Joyce Carinhas Sally Cramer Peggy Driver Martha Fitchett Joan Grier Gail Grone Evelyn Harlan Lucy King Blanche Landau Mary K. Larkin Martha Magruder Peggy Mattingly Phyllis Meek Jo Ellen Mooring Babbie Morris Delores Nunez Jane Rippy Marjorie Runk Suzanne Rutledge Gladys Tartt Ann Tidball Mary Jo Van Cleve Jane Williams Oh, it's you, Delta Chi, you're the one that we lov Oh, it's you, Delta Chi, that we're thinking of 3 Your rainbow colors, your standards, too, And to them proudly we'll ever be true. When we come to the end of the earth and the sea, Back at dear G. P. C. we will all long to be, For itls you, you that make our dreams come true! Delta Chi, you're the one that we love! el 92 li ll F? Vi P I V 5. v- 5, A ' .4 L am 42 N Q 41 at 'if Y J s ., MX , - S ', gf? t, . .f N-q '4 X, 3 if ,J :gf 'iL 5 fx F ' A1 J I. ..A , . AQ L ' ' wav li- '25- f if -2 5 1. xx ff 'F -JY, h 'Qi' f i mil Y: I L 328 9 IGM IOT ,qpww-t, 95906. I ' Top Row: Miss Ht-lhreiher, Risen, Sullenberger ' Bottom Row: Johnston, Hendon, H'arner OFFICERS MARIE RISEN .............. ....... P resident TEEL SULLENBERGER .... ..... V ice-President SALLY JOHNSTON ....... ...... S ecretary MARTHA ANN HENDON .... .... T reasurer JOYCE WARNER .......... .... C haplain MISS RUTH SCHREIBER . . . . . . Sponsor i A prairie campiire and yodling cowboys greeted guests at the Sigma Psi round-up party held on October 24, at the Y-Hut. Rushees were branded with fwashable we're glad to sayj Greek letters as they entered. On the straw-covered ground accented by a sky backdrop of the moon and silver stars, Marty Seely led seven other charcoal-faced cowboys in the singing of Cool Water, The Old Grey Marej' and Ragtime Cowboyf' President Marie Risen rode in on a tap- dancing horse to tell an old Indian legend about a princess QPat Markwellj who pledged Sigma Psi after being rescued by five Sigma Psi Indians from the Indians of other tribes. g After sorority singing, refreshments were served. , 1 5 aa- Z, hm ? 1, 1 SJ , G Z Y i v 214 ,, ,., ...W X , nv.. Q.. 'TZ' 1 - .--Y-'um . . ,,- xs- 'x 1 ' t V h . 4 1 x r , K I I X 5? 5 4 O G 'O A I I uw Q' 4 S O' W -of 1 4 I S f I' vf X X 2' 5. ,-Lx X N- . V 4 A P. r -' A.,-'z'-J-' ' ' + ' ' 1 -I . ', M 1 ' . 1 I 'E A..-I ...hy 1 1 'phil tgg,T,,,, - , ' I' ' 4 . ,S X ' X JN Igyx- 8 , . X' X 4 x. ' J lk slam Dorothy Aagesen Ann Akin Jeane Alderson Clarice Bryant Mary Ann Butz Ann Carson Marquin Conklin Martha Ann Cook Marylee Cowden Ann Ewbank Jean Foster Hope Frnka Marguerite Hughes Kathryn Johnson Kay Kennedy Nancy Martin Jean McElvey Elizabeth Ann Mille Jean Prescott Frances Puett Virginia Richards Sue Smith Laurel Stinnett Marilyn Vetter I' MEMBERS First Row Cynthia Arthur Jolyn Allen Ann Barrett Second Row Conchita Chacon Jennie Lee Cherry Louise Clark Third Row Jo Anne Cox Kathleen Culhane Mary Ann Dabbs Fourth Row Marjorie Gammon Kay Guinn Barbara Hare Fifth Row Emily Keys Joanne Kingsberry Margie Lee Sixth Row Sylvia Moor Barbara Morris Joan Pardo Seventh Row Catherine Roberts Donna Mae Schiltz Betty Schlesinger Eighth Row Patsy Wolfe Dorothy Wood Christine Woods IOT Mary Lynn Bell Jean Blouse Joan Briggs Jane Cockrill Carolyn Coil Barbara Cole Laura Gay Dunklin Elaine Egger Shirley Ellis Ann Harris Kathleen Hayman Patricia Hetherington Peggy Loeffel Elaine Lyle Patricia Markwell Virginia Parsons Corrine Phillips Florence Porter Marcia Seely Betty Jane Shank Jane Short Jeannette Woods Jean Young Long after these days Have passed into a memory We'll look back to you, Sigma Psi, And remember the faith, all the love and ideals, That distance can never untie. To you, Blue and W'hite, We pledge loyal endeavor To do what is fine and right. Though the years come and go, We want you still to know That we are true, Sigma Psi. 96 361' 3'0- ,ps , . 2 E. iii' V b I 1 11 -7'-52 C7 We-f E: fur K F1190 35 L AL AL A if f - -9 -...af 750' T7 2' Q. T? i IO iv' EV ilk af r, S 'W' x L ...ld I . OFFICERS REBECCA DOVE WILLIAMS .......... President MARTHA PEACOCK ............. Vice-President BERKELEY BLAKE ......... Secretary-Treasurer MRS. CHESTER DURSEMA ............ Sponsor MRS. NELL PARHAM ................ Sponsor Martha l'eavovk, Mrs. Dursema, Mrs. Parham, I. Berkeley Blake, Rebecca Dove 1Villiams lin frontj CABINET MEMBERS Dorothy Cox Carolyn Crane Q' Joan Gooch Sally Johnston Nancy Martin Carol Anthony Jackie Avent Barbara Brotherton Barbara Burge Barbara Clanton The Young Women's Christian Association is the one recognized national youth organi- zation on the campus. Each student is a member, and a representative group of girls from the four classes is chosen in the fall to be the Cabinet. There is no set number for the Cabinet, and this year there were twenty- Rita McDowell Donna Schiltz Jean McElvey Gerry Smith Babbie Morris Joy Spiva Anita Pierce Joyce Warner J apps' Rau - two. The YWCA all-white candlelight in- stallation in October highlighted its aim- school service. The cabinet has a monthly business dinner meeting at the Y-Hut and an annual Christmas party at which time it sends money to a former employee of the college. The operation of the Y-Hut is the main I I I I I -1 was Top: Schiltz, Me-Dowell, Pic-ree, Cox, Melfllvy, Smitlh, Spivn. Brotherton, Rnu. Bottom: Warner, liooeh, Johnsatmn, Burge, Morris, Clanton, Anthony. tSitting'J-Martin. Crane service of the cabinet. The Hut, a two room log cabin, is open during free hours to sell cokes, candy, and sandwiches. Everyone goes to the Y-Hut after school and at release to relax, Italk, and eat--and the Cabinet girls keep it open for them. Chapel programs and devotionals are an- other of their responsibilities. Twice each week they choose the scripture and conduct the program. Each Gulf Park girl owes a great debt to the Cabinet for the long hours of work which these girls cheerfully do in the Hut: and to their sponsors, Mrs. Dursema and Mrs, Par- hum, goes a vote of thanks for 21 service well done. Top: Oflicers and Sponsor at Work Making Scenery Bottom: THE BARRETTS OF WIMPOLE STREET During Rehearsal JET A KER This year, the Jet Maskers, Gulf Park's dramatic club, presented two major productions, YEARS AGO and THE BARRETTS OF WIMPOLE STREET5 the Christmas play, THE JUGGLER OF OUR LADY5 several one'act playsg and co-operated with the dance and music departments for the May Day Festival. By entering the field of radio and producing six programs over Gulfport station WGCM, they spon- sored an interest new to Gulf Park. Membership in the club is based on past exper- ience in any phase of stage-production. The appren- ticeship period for new girls is completed after work on at least two plays. In their productions, they act, take care of the lighting, costuming, make-up, prop- erties, and stage settings. In addition to its other work, the club also com- pleted this year's project of redecorating the dramatic workshop and its new addition. Top: A scene from THE ,IUGGLER OF OUR LADY During Production Bottom: YEARS AGO Is Portrayed at Gulf Park OFFICERS BETTY JANE CATLETT .... ..,.. P resident BETH ANN POUND .... .... S ecrctary ANNELL MCGEE . .. .... Vice-President BETTY JANE SHANK .... .... T reasurcr MISS HELEN PICKING ..... Sponsor 101 THE Dorothy Aegesen Jolyn Allen Jacqueline Avent Virginia Backle Ellen Baitinger Sara Alice Boteler Corneille Burt Barbara Clanton Mary Coleman Cobb Virginia Coddington Caroline Coil Barbara Cole Martha Anne Cook SAMDV R CLUB Betty Cropper Marquin Conklin Sally Cramer Peggy Driver Geraldine Ellis Shirley Ellis Betty Gerold Anne Greenameyer Kay Guinn Ann Harris Mary Lee Haynes Pat Hetherington Marion Holz MEMBERS Kathryn Johnson Rosemary Johnson Patsy Layfield Peggy Loeffel Nancy Martin Marguerite Montier Sylvia Moor Virginia Morse Delores Nunez Anita Pierce Helen Pearson Caroline Reed Marjorie Runk Marcia Seely Eva Smith Martha Snead Terry Tyler Marjorie Vance Helen Webb Mrs. Frank D. Wharton jane Williams Phyliss Williams Rebecca Williams Dorothy Wood jean Young lf the casual campus visitor were to walk to the Gulf Park Art Studio, he would come upon a flat-roofed, Spanish type building of pink stucco. Azalea bushes' of faint pink, deep scarlet, and pale mauve line the front walk. In the rear center of the studio is a patio which contains a clear fish-pond and numerous tropical plants. Should the visitor take time to glance through the high narrow windows, he would notice plaster casts, busts, the pottery and flower set- ups for still life, and the finished leaf posters of the design class which line the walls. Tan draperies, which were hand-stenciled with color- ful poinsettias, hang from the windows' while white venetian blinds cut the glare of the after- noon sun. The slipcovers, which are upon the scattered chairs and sofas, are of the same material and design. Our visitor's' eye would next fall on the giant, detailed map of the Gulf Park Campus which hangs above the fireplace. It is a student's work and includes each build- fGuIf Park enum mwstyr ing, the girls in action, and some members of the faculty. If he were fortunate enough to see a class in action any day, he would see a group of girls surrounded by paint, brushes, T-squares, rulers and lettering pens working on various projects. To the left, is a girl painstakingly drawing Italian Rennaissance furniture and motifs for her interior decoration plateg next to her sits another student copying Gothic lettersg at a second table, girls are splashing colors together trying for a blue grey needed for a color chart. Each girl is busy with her project. Any girl who takes any art class is eligible to be a member of the Samovar Club. This' group has periodic meetings and does much service work for the school in and out of class. At their November meeting, a very interesting movie The Making of a Mural was shown. The Christmas party was held in the Y-Hut. And money from the treasury was spent for pottery and still life sets which will be used in next year's work. The Art Studio, Meeting Place of Samovar Club .x W. . -gf 5.1. d. '41 - Q-1 if RDMANCE ANGU GES This year Le Cercle Francais and Las Amigas have been joined to form the Romance Language Club, under the sponsorship of Cap- tain de Jaive. This honorary club is the aspiration of each foreign language student, for membership is offered only to those who maintain a minimum B plus average. These girls were honored at a banquet this spring in the dining hall. At informal meetings, language problems were discussed, and future plans were made for the care of Gisele Bourotte, a French war orphan, who is the club's service project. Thus far she has received, through the club's efforts, letters, food- and clothing. OFFICERS MARY JANE SMITH ..... .............. ........... P r esident JEANNE ARMSTRONG .... ..... F irst vice-President PATRICIA MARKWELL . . . ..... Second Vice-President CAROL ANTHONY .... ............ S ecretary KAY ALLENSWORTH .......... .... T reasurer CAPTAIN EDMOND de JAIVE . . . Sponsor MEMBERS The Glee Club, Gulf Parkas musical organization, enriches life on the campus. Before Christmas vacation, they appeared in chapel and in the Christmas play. On December 14, the group caroled at the Veterans' Hospital, faculty homes, the Gulfport business section, and the Markham Hotel. At the latter place they were warmed by hot chocolate and sandwiches. The chorus gave a chapel and a radio program in February of the music of Stephen Foster. Their climatic Spring Concert with its individual recitals com- pleted their busy year. OFFICERS JEAN YOUNG JAQKIE PUGH . . . . . . . . .President . . . . .Vice-President . . . ,,,,,, Sfjqfgtgfy ANN CARSON .................. .... T reasurer MRS. MARGUERITE MeDONALD .. .... Sponsor Sallie Allison Ellen Baitinger Berkeley Blake Corneille Burt Ann Carson Shirley Channell jane Coekrill Barbara Cole Marquin Conklin ,Io Ann Cox Kathleen Culhane Nancy Graham Anne Greenamyer Margaret Grernillion Sally Johnston Sue Loomis Babhie Morris Mary Mouglion Mary Norvell Florence Porter Jackie Pugh Marie Risen Marjorie Runk Waldine Ryan Jane Short Elsie Smith Mary jane Smith Rollin Smith Sue Smith Virginia Struven Ann Soward Mary Jeanette W'hitney Cynthia Wildxnan jane Williams Dorothy W'uod Ei if! fl x 5. if H5 il V 5 , l 5 W SECRET RI l 5 SCIE CE CllIB With the purpose of fostering friendlier relations among the students of the Commercial Department, the Secretarial Science Club was organized five years ago. Since that time it has become one of the most popular clubs on the Gulf Park campus. The meetings are held once a month in the form of informal supper parties at the Y-Hut, where the members get togetlser for eating, sing- ing, and chatting Several times a year the Commercial Department newspaper, The Short Account, is published by members of the Secretarial Science Club. It con- tains information about campus activities, as well as Gulf Park gossip. The club now has 33 members and is sponsored by Miss Jeannette Brock. OFFICERS JEAN REYNOLDS . . . ................ ....... P resident WANDA BARHANI ......... ...... V ice-President MARJORIE VANCE ........ . . Secretary-Treasurer MISS JEANNETTE BROCK ............ .......... S ponsor MEMBERS ' Dorothy Aagesen Jeanne Armstrong Wanda Barham Bonnie Brawley Emily Brown Dorothy Bryant Conchita Chacon Pat Foster Hope Frnka Emilia Galofre Betty Gerold Dorothy Ann Girdley Harriett Johnson Kathryn Johnson Nancy Johnson Patsy Layfield Elaine Lenoir Sue Loomis Margy Ann Loser Jean McElvey Marilyn McGuire Dolores Nunez Guillermina Perez Jean Reynolds Betty Schlesinger Mary Jane Short Gladys Tartt Jean Teffeteller Janet Tisdell Marjorie Vance Mary Jeanette Whitney Cynthia Wildman Downey Williams Maria Williams PHOTOGRAPHIC CLUB 'LHold it! Thank you. Hligadl I forgot to turn the roll. Am I overexposing or under?,' Thus exclaim the members of the new Photo- graphers Club as they busily sean the campus for people and scenes to take pictures of. But their work does not end with the clicking of the camera's shutter, for under the direction of Mr. Sadler, the club's organizer and sponsor, they are becoming acquainted with the art of developing, printing and enlarging their pictures, Hikes along the beach to study composition have been taken, and many nights in their darkroom fthe biology labj have been spent in pursuance of the finer points of their new hobby. The SEA GULL, incidentally, heartily welcomes' this new club to the campus for many pictures on the candid pages came from its mem- bers. OFFICERS jEANNE'l l'E WOODS .................. .......... . . .President CAROL LYNN BLACKBURN ...Secretary R 'lireasurer MR. WILLI.-XM S.-XDLER ..... ............. S ponsor Gr PHO'I'0G PHER Clll MEMBERS ' lIT1flE SISTER ' CLUB 1 Girls who are related to Gulf Park alumnae are eligible for mem- bership in the Little Sisters Club. This year the club had eight granddaughters Qgirls whose mothers have-attended Gulf Parkj, ten little sisters, two nieces, and twelve cousins. Within its mem- bership of thirty girls will be found many who have double connec- tions with the club because more than one member of their families have attended Gulf Park. The highlight of the year's activities came in January when the girls were honored at a banquet in the dining room. Mr. Cox intro- duced each girl to the student body and gave her relationship with the club. Ann Barrett Berkeley Blake Ann Carson Barbara Clanton Marquin Conklin Janice Cooke Jo Anne Cox Jo Ann Fowler Estelle Gay Kathleen Gillis Nancy Girling Donna Goldstein Pegi Hatch Marcella Hocking Joanne Kingsbury Elaine Lyle Marilyn McGehee 'Nancy Martin Pat Michels Martha Peacock Jean Prescott Jacqueline Pugh Mary Kay Ricketts Eleanor Sample Betty Schlesinger Laurel Stinnett Jane Walker Maria Williams Jeanette Woods . -T f . ., Membership in the Practical Arts Club is comprised of students in the Home Economics Department. Its purpose is to create home economics projects outside of class. A Christmas party, for which the students prepared the refresh- ments, opened the year's activities. On February 21, the club made a lecture tour of the French Market in New Orleans, visiting one of the oldest delicatessens in the country. They also visited each department of Tociro Infirmary, hearing lectures given by the Head Nurse and the Dietetics Nurse. The club sponsored a formal tea at the Pink Cottage in the spring. Some new equipment, reference books and magazines were the Christmas gifts of the club to the Home Economics Department. LAUREL STINNETT TIPPY ROBINSON .. JOAN Goocu ........ MARILYN MCGEHEE MISS CECIL RAMSEY OFFICERS . . . . . .President Vice-President . . . . Secretary . . . .Treasurer . . . .Sponsor ,s PR CTIC l RTS CLUB MISSISSIPPI COAS'I' CLIIB 'cOur purpose is to introduce to coast girls fthe Gulf Park students who do not live here on the campusj the activities which make school life more than just a daily attendance? This is the aim of the Mississippi Coast Club. Thus these day-students, with the aid of their sponsor, Dean Hatcher, enjoy the pleasantries of life at Gulf Park. Special socials are given by and for the members of the Coast Club each year. Last fall an all-day picnic was given for the boarding students at Sunkist Lodge, which is owned by the family of one of the senior day students, Ann Barrett. In November Mr. and Mrs. Cox honored the girls and their mothers with a luncheon held in the presi- dent's home. A brightly lighted tree, blazing logs in the open fireplace, and gifts exchanged heralded the annual Christmas party held in the Y-Hut. As a reciprocal for the fall outing, a special dinner was held in the dining hall during the spring. CRUISE LIST 1949 It was Anchors Away and Heave Ho! on March 26th as Mr. and Mrs. Cox and sixty-two Gulf Park students and chaperons set sail from New Or- leans for ten days on the Northern Carribean. Thus, once again, Gulf Park's annual spring Carribean Cruise, after a lapse during the war years, was under- way. The S.S. CEFALU, a Standard Fruit Company ship, offered its accom- modations and facilities to the group. Time on shipboard was filled by study- ing fughll, playing shipboard games, going to a masquerade ball, and par- ticipating in impromptu programs. The principal ports visited were Havana, Cuba, and La Ceiba, Honduras. Mary Alice Ballman Betty Beasley Carol Lynn Blackburn Mrs. Carol Blackburn Jean Blouse Dana Bodie Bonnie Brawley Clarice Bryant Ann Carson Sue Camp Betty Jane Catlett Jennie Lee Cherry Barbara Clanton Mary Clayton Margaret Ann Clayton Mrs. Robert M. Clayton Catherine Clower Mary Coleman Cobb Mary Lee Cowden Peggy Driver Laura Gay Dunklin Donna Goldstein Kay Guinn Kathleen Hayman Margaret Hill Betty Jean Hogue Emily Keys Lucy King Mrs. Leo King Pat Markwell Charlene Minick Patricia Moore Jo Ellen Mooring Ann Morgan Martha Peacock Corinne Phillips Peggy Poston Beth Ann Pound Edwina May Prewitt Martha Jean Reynolds Virginia Richards Catherine Roberts Elsie Coleman Smith Eva Smith Rollin K. Smith Joy Spiva Laurel Stinnett Gladys Tartt Tyler Terry Ann Tidball Olivia Watts Cynthia Wildman Rebecca Dove Williams Patsy Ruth Wolfe Mrs. E. D. Wolfe Mr. E. D. Wolfe President and Mrs. Cox Miss Jeannette Brock Miss Kate Wetherbee CRUISE NORTH-SOUTH-EAST-WEST 'We're a grand old gang, and together we'll hang ..--f' C Na 0 .1 X s X .Aw X f Q 1 - Eff ' . fi f Vik 1 z 'Til the moment of judgment day. From the Lone Star State to the Golden Gate From New Orleans to Old Broadway . . .U , .n Q, 'S :am mo .m U11 V f ' H D U g.: -... f , A 1 LW.. ri? x ' 4... Y N1 'Il l f Vw fir, 14-'N Yvs, Gulf Park Could 1-nsilx' hc czxllvd n uniting pot, for studvuts trxrxvl ht-ra' from thc Wrst, tht' East, thx- North, thc South fund South vxtvuds as fur ns Cuhn, Honduras, and Ljflltllllbiliw. just us tht- pvoph' of tht- fnitvd Stutm-s hun' hvuuru- proud und fuuumus through thc vxultzumut- .. H . N, ruuu- zu'quuiutm'd with uud a1pp1'm'iutix'v ol thosm- from fm'viQu plzuws, ol 11141151 so huvr' C-ull Park C-urls ht-- Dorothy Bryant, Betty Beasley, Mary Ja-ne Smith, Miss Frances Crealn, Marry Lynn Bell The Athletic Association and the Athletic Department are two of the largest and most active organizations at Gulf Part College. To become members of the Athletic Association, the girls must have and maintain a B average in their Physical Education classes. It sponsors and plans school activities for its members and the student body. One of the most unusual annual events which the Athletic Association sponsors is the Kid Partyu which was held after the return from Christmas vacation in January. Every- one went to dinner dressed as a child, ate and acted accordingly. After dinner, a party was held in the auditorium. The Gulfportl-Iigh School band played popular pieces for the girls, and marches for the Grand March of costumes. Three prizes were given by the faculty judges for the most original costumes. First prize went to Joanne Draughon and Jeanne Armstrong for their version of the Toni New Year's Twins of '49. The eur- rently popular song Buttons and Bows enabled Jo Ellen Mooring and Ann Tidball to win the second prize. The third place went to Ellen Baitinger and Marquin Conklin who were dressed as pickaninneys eating water- melon. The competitive sports under the direction of the Athletic Department this year were: sailing, volley-ball, field hockey, basketball. and soft ball. His Majesty the Goat was awarded to the class winning each of these events. Also offered for student participation were: horseback riding, swimming, diving, aqua planing, tennis, badminton, archery, bowling, golf, and shuffle board. inn Tldballf J0 Ellen M00l'iIl8 Jeanne Armstrong, Joanne Draughon Ellen Baitlnger, Marquln Conklin GOAT His Majesty the Goat is more than a green and gold stuffed animal. Hg is the symbol of class loyalty, as experienced throughout the years competitive sports and Sing Song. The Goat was introduced about 20 years ago and has since reigned supreme over athletics. He is awarded to the class who has won the latest tournament, thereby showing good sportsmanship, playing ability. and honesty. At dinner, Mr. Cox presents His Rlajesty to the president of the honored class. It is the class' responsibility to keep him hidden and guarded from its rivals until the next contest, during which it inust either prove its ability to keep him or forfeit its prize. Lll'L The Seniors Go Back to Nursery Rhymes Sing Song was introduced in 1929 and has become one of the most important activities at Gulf Park. Each class presents a Hfteen minute skit pertaining to Gulf Park, which must include an original Alma Mater and Pep Song. Points are awarded for class attendance at rehearsals, for the best song words and music handed in Juniors Recreate Gulf Park at an appointed time, and, primarily, for the actual presentation of their effort. Every member of the class must participate in the skit, and the costumes for the performance are designed and made entirely by the indi- vidual classes. Originality and resourcefulness must be used in the planning, for all expenses are not to exceed ten dollars. I J ? Q SENIORS WIN SING SONG His Majesty the Goat was very happy indeed to be awarded to the Seniors this year for their skit Gulf Park Nursery Rhymes. The stage was set with five huge books, including Gulf Park Problems, 'gGulf Park Nursery Rhymes and Cook's Jingles. As two green book worms, Betty Jane Catlett and Eva Smith, were telling a story, a loud noise was heard from within the books, and presently several characters emerged from the pages. First came Old King Cole and his wife representing President and Mrs. Cox, fol- lowed by the court jester, who was Mr. Cook. Pat Markwell left her position of book-end to whirl lightly about the stage on her toes. Ten demerits for you, Wee Willie Winky, said a wicked hostess, depicting a typical Gulf Park scene. Other familiar nursery rhyme figures, as, BaaBaa Black Sheep, jack Horner, and Humpty Dumpty, represented some of the familiar happenings here on the campus. Little Boy Blue and Winken, Blinken, and Nod introduced the Pep Song and Alma Mater. Second on the program was the High School. Their theme was Choosing a Queen. The skit took place on Mount Olympus, home of the Gods. Fourteen goddesses told the attributes their queen should have. Cinnie Baker, as Father Time, expressed the mental, spiritual qualities of the queen. Mercury was then sent to earth to bring back representatives from the different parts of the world. He also brought back a team to show class spirit. The captain of the team was chosen as a represent- ative of the team and of Gulf Park College. As she was crowned, the Alma Mater was sung. Last on the agenda were the Juniors whose theme was The Founding of Gulf Park. The mythical muses were worried about the girls on earth. It was decided to start a school for them. The Muses disagreed as to which Muses' ideals they would base this new school on. The Muses of Charm, Talent, Dance, Intelli- gence, and Pep each thought her standards were the best. It was then that they decided that all these characteristics were needed to make up an ideal school. As a sign of agree- ment the Muses closed by singing their new Alma Mater. High School Finds Happiness on Mount Olympus N K, -'nh FORE! ! BLOND AND BLACK BEAUTY , LOOK ! NO SNOW ! JEAN TO mr, Rbsguf, ,gy . If d XX ,Q 1 :L ! ff M Q, . yxxlxd-gggjf, av' Q 2 0- ...WN l. T' , rx M mf . -ll- R X-5 .. Quqnm I -Q Qi,-I ,Q -s.-S X 1 Q K q-- l 'Q I ' do '4 J' TL? I M. P 1 A 1' B-.-.'. f .'3Q..w.v- .W 0-s . a -Olds 'xg L. 0 af' 0. 0- ,'..,.gri?o.Z:.. BIT AN PUR CLUB MARY K. RICKETTS KATHLEEN HAYMAN Virginia Bachle Ellen Baitinger Mary Alice Ballman Jane Blair Sara Alice Boteler Joan Briggs Patricia Ann Burns Corneille Burt Sue Camp Genyth Chandler Mary Coleman Cobb Barbara Ann Cole all . OFFICERS . . . . President ELAINE LYLE . . . . . . . . . . . . .Vice-President MARILYN MICHIE . . . . MISS MARY MEEKER ........ . ........ Sponsor MEMBERS Marquin Conklin Sally Cramer Elaine Egger Peggy Hatch Kathleen Hayman Rosemary Johnson Kay Kennedy Sue Loomis Jean Low Elaine Lyle Nancy Martin Phyllis Meek Marilyn Michie Clara Ruth Miessler Marguerite Montier Virginia Morse Florence Porter Virginia Porter Mary K. Ricketts Catherine Roberts Jappy Rau Suzanne Rutledge Myra Sackadorff Donna Schilitz Elsie Smith Mary Jane Smith . . . . .Secretary . . . .Treasurer Scotta Sparks Joy Spiva Natalie Thiac Mary Jo Van,Clevc Barbara Ann Ward Olivia Watts Lois Watson Jane Webb Mary Jeanette Whitney Downey Williams Sara Jane Williams Dorothv Wood :hm al . Ji..- v Top: Chandler and Bachle in Musical Kegs Bottom: Spiva in Pajama Race Gulf Park's riding club, under the direction of Miss Mary Meeker, is known as Bit and Spur Club, and its membership is open to all girls enrolled in riding classes. This year club members participated in the Armistice Day Parade, and an over night ride to Huckleberry Hill, several moonlight rides, and a breakfast ride. A Christmas party was held in the Y-Hut. Gymkana, their mock horse show, was Top: Van Cleve and Lyle in Gretna Green Bottom: Spiva in Lead Race given the 29th of january. The program in- cluded a mock polo game, pajama relay. potato race, saddling and bridling relay. egg and spoon race, and musical chairs. In February there was a jousting tourna- ment. Riders became knights and entered competition. At a gallop they spear rings sus- pended from a post with a jousting pole, The winner reigns as king of the Bit and Spur Court at the Mardi Gras Ball. 121 M FRDI GRA F ll On Saturday evening, February 26, at 8:15, processional music filled the auditorium, and Gulf Park's annual Mardi Gras Ball was once more underway. King Mary Jane Smith re- ceived the lords and ladies of the Atheson Court and then greeted Queen Marie Risen. The visiting Court of Bit and Spur was pre- sented, and its King and Queen, Ellen Baitinger and Marquin Conklin, received their crowns. An impressive grand march was staged, fol- lowed by a program composed of piano selec- tions by Corneille Burt, musical selections by vocalist Florence Porter, accompanied by Vir- ginia Bowman, and a reading by Gail Grone. The maskers in their unique way then honored their ladies with two call-out dances, after which the guests were invited to dance. THE COURT OF ATHESON MARY JANE SMITH .... .... K ing LADIES Marilyn McGehee Teel Sullenberger Beth Ann Pound Margy Ann Loser Marty Hendon Laurel Stinnett Joanne Draughon Marty Seely PAGE Bonnie Brawley PAGE Martha Peacock MARIE RISEN .. . .... Queen KNIGHTS Jeanne Armstrong joan Gooch Carol Anthony Virginia Struven Evelyn Harlan Cynthia Arthur Berkeley Blake Betty Beasley COURT JESTER Rebecca Dove Williams ANN OUN GER ' Betty Jane Catlett King Smith and Queen Risen Reign Over the Court of Atheson .Me ,... W. ..... , r W, The Knights and Ladies Assemble Around Their King and Queen BIT AND SPUR COURT L ELLEN BAITINGER .... . . ..... King MARQUIN CONKLIN .... . . .Queen PAGE PAGE Jackie Pugh Joy Spivn USHER Jean Teffeteller LADIES KNIGHTS Pat Markwell Jane Coekrill Katie Hayman Elaine Egger Virginia Coddington Joan Briggs Downey Williams Elaine Lyle Janice Cooke Sue Peak Phyllis Meek Seotta Sparks jean Blouse Eleanor Sample Mary Jo Van Cleve Genyth Chandler The Knights Favor Their Ladies W'ith a Dance 5 1 X 5 7 TER This year's water ballet had as its theme The Wearing of the Greenn and high- lighted a special novelty number called The Irish Sweepstakes. Thus, the Irish and the Scotch came together at Gulf Park this year, for the woman behind it all bears the name MacElroy. Mrs. Mac fowner of the famous green hath is not just the woman behind the water ballet this year, she has been its sponsor, director, and producer since its beginning six years ago. The ballet's original purpose was to help enter- llET tain near-by groups of servicemen on Sunday afternoons. The Hrst show was given at the Edgewater Gulf Hotel, and in the following years the Edgewater has always held the premiere. Since then, invitations for perform- ances have been received from far and near- i.e., the Pensacola Naval Air Base and the U. S. Merchant Marine Base. The Ballet has become so popular here on the coast that two shows are given during commencement for the patrons of Gulf Park and residents of Gulf- port. PARTICIPANTS Virginia Richards Dorothy Aagesen Cynthia Arthur Jeanne Armstrong Carol Anthony Cynthalice Baker Ellen Baitinger Nancy Benham Mary Lynn Bell Mary Ann Butz Ann Carson Kathleen Culhanc Marquin Conklin Barbara Clanton Sally Cramer Martha Fitchett Betty Gerold Kay Guinn Gail Grone Marty Hendon Margy Ann Loser Jo Ellen Mooring Marguerite Montier Virginia Parsons Martha Peacock Marie Risen Catherine Roberts Marcia Seely Elsie Smith Virginia Struven Teel Sullenberger jean Teffeteller Lois Watson Dorothy Wood Joyce Warner SUBSTITU TES Corneille Burt Bonnie Brawley Anne Greenamyer Marion Holz Jean Low jean McElvey Corrine Phillips Anita Pierce Edwina Prewitt jane Rippy jane Short Pat Markwell Membership in the Dance League, spon- sored by Miss Dorothy Archer, is offered to all girls who take dancing. During the past year, this organization has taken an active part in Gulf Park campus life. It represented Gulf Park's talent at the U. S. Merchant Marine Base, Pensacola Naval Air Base, and the Veterans Hospital. At the Mardi Gras Ball, given by the Athletic Asso- ciation, the king and his court were enter- tained by its dances. On February 28, the Dance League's recital was given in the auditorium. A Television Radio Program was the theme. The Hour of Charm, International Hourf' and The Childrenis Hour were outstanding numbers. Other activities during the year were: in- formal meetings where famous dancers and recent creative dances are discussed, a trip to New Orleans to see the stage play, Okla- homa, and the annual Dance League Ban- quet in February. G OFFICERS MEMBERS I PATRICIA MARKWELL .. SIDNEY McCUBBINS . . . JANICE COOKE .... JOAN BRIGGS ............ MISS DOROTHY ARCHER . . . . . . . .President . . . Vice-President . . .Secretary . .... Treasurer ........Sponsor Jean Blouse Barbara Bolman Joan Briggs B. J. Catlett Helen Chapman Martha Ann Cook Anne Cunningham Mary Ann Dabbs Jean Foster Nancy Girling Ann Harris Markwell, McCubbins, Hewes, Robinson Betty Jean Hogue Marjorie Lee Pat Markwell Bobbie Martinez Marguerite Montier Virginia Morse Sidney McCubbins Martha Snead Laurel Stinnett Lois Watson www g- -me ...x. Evelyn Harlan, Jean Foster, Miss Ruth Schreiber Dear Fellow Pirates, Together we released our rudders and set our sails to seek that treasure which we so desired. The sail was long and hard, the winds blew and the waters were rough, but our little sloop carried us through. Now our voyage is over, for we saw land and brought our sails in. We left one man to tie up the boat, and the rest of! us made our way up the beach to a golden chest which was half buried in the sand. No, we the staff of 34-9 didnlt find it easy obtaining our treasure, for the chest was tightly locked. So Monnie and Helen udreww up some plans that Ann and Betty Jean, with a real eye for business readily agreed to. Mary Jane and Cath- erine took pictures while Gerry and Marion wrote literature Gooch and Kathleen 'cadvertisedn the world wide over of our reward for the person with the missing key. Joyce, the c'sport that she was, circulated', far and wide with Anita and Dot. Evelyn and I, who were playing the role of 'clilddien on this cruise, were beginning to feel that our 60 days at sea had been in vain. After THE l949 SEA Gllll what had seemed to be a long and unpromising search, Mar- quin came running forth shout- ing 'Tve ceaptioned' it! Iave 'cap- tioned' it I With a cry of happi- ness we ran to the sponsor of our glee, our own Miss Schreiber. And now, by the administra- tion of the key to the lock, the treasure which we so desired is revealed-the 1949 SEA GULL. As a matter of my own per- sonal desire I wish to express my sincere appreciation to you mem- bers of the staff crew, Miss Schreiber, Mr. Montell, and Ad- ministration for standing by me so faithfully until I could bring forth this treasure from the chest. May it be a treasure to every girl that time cannot mar. Though you have given of your time and personality, I feel that you have received in return the memories of the truths you have learned: the pleasure of working, the ob- ligation of duty, the improvement of talent, the joy of creating, the value of time, the influence of example and the happiness of friendship. And now in closing, may I ad- dress you-the readers of the SEA GULL. Within our book we have tried to lean toward infor- mality, that which is instilled into every Gulf Park girl. We strove to present to you a short synopsis of the backgrounds and activities in which Gulf Park has partici- pated. If in your estimation we have accomplished this only in part, we consider our task well clone. Again I thank you for your co-operation and help. JEAN FOSTER ,. Q . . . - 1 , ' lit-'lou . Ilolz, Conklin, 5ll1I'h, G.. and N urnei. Ce t Gillis, Vance, Smith, M, J., and liuberts. Bott ball, 1Vnml, Pie-rc-9, Gnu:-lr, llouue GlIlF P RK 0 GS ALMA MATER This our Alma Mater will forever be Loved and honored and cherished, Gulf Park by-the-sea. We will sing thy praises, and to thee be true, May our loyal sisters from thee blessings accrue, Give them of thy bounty, and thy happiness too. ALBERT V. DAVIES Gulf Park, lovely college by the sea, I love you. When we leave we always want to be Back on that dear campus shady. 'Twas for us and others, too, that you were built 'neath skies so blue, And we'll sing your praises with a gladsome heart, Itls Gulf Park for me! ALBERT V. DAVIES NON N OBIS SOLUM Non Nobis Solum Words with challenge fraught Rich intent and purpose To our lives have brought. O, Power transforming, Guidance true and firm, Increase our will each day From selfish thought to turn. Non Nobis Solum Words emblazed in gold, Loyal hearts their message Will forever hold. O, motto noble Shine before our eyes And light the path of service That before us lies. Words: Lors E. SMITH Music: ALBERT V DAvu:s HOGUE LUMBER 81 SUPPLY CO. lncorporaiecl WHOLESALE 81 RETAIL Lumber and Building Maferials 006 Yards Operaied GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI BILOXI, MISSISSIPPI JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI CARTHAGE, MISSISSIPPI WHITE STAR FISH COMPANY WEST PIER GULEPORT Caiisiilgcffl'ffliififigMQIf,fEIL,l12nfdg8' COMPLIMENTS Phone 393 OF Complimenfs of I . I . A FRIEND Mississippi Power Co Phone 3705 Nighf 3796-J T0 aura' K FLORIST N U RSE RY Flowers and Ornamen'raIs for any Occasion VINCENT A. DAURO, B.S. 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LOUIS-PASCAGOULA Phone 2I6-All Ciiies Lisied Above MONTAG BROTHERS Incorporafed Ma n ufaciurers of IvIONTAG'S FASHIONABLE WRITING PAPERS COM PLIMENTS OF SANITARY FISH AND OYSTER COMPANY AND CENTRAL PAPER COMPANY Gulf Park CoIIege Siudenis' Siore Recommends Our Sfafionefy Phones and Posioifice Box 363 AIIanIa' Ga' New York I7'rh SI. and 26Ih Ave. GuIfporI', Miss. iQhodes.Inc. I4I7 TwenIy-fifih Avenue GuIIpor+, Miss. BARBER HARDWARE CO. JEROM E M. BARBER Cor. I3Ih S+. and 27Ih Ave. Phone 2286 GuIfporI' CompIimen+s of WILSON NURSERY MONTELL STUDIOS Phofography In AII Is Phases HIQIIWGY 49 Landon' MISS' Edgewaier GuIf Hoiel Edgewafer Park, Miss. TAKE THE FAMILY OUT FGR DINNER GULFPORT PRINTING EAT AT COMPANY THE SOUTHERNER CHOICE FOODS 2608 I3+h S+.. Gulfporlr Across from Ihe G.8cS.I. BIdg. RALPH E. BRASH, Manager SPECIAL COLOR WORK SCHOOL AND COLLEGE PRINTERS EMBOSSED AND ENGRAVED STATIONERY Special Sunday Dinners Recommended by Gulf Park CoIIeqe Phone 789 GUII-pod' MISS' COIVIPLIIVIENTS Phone 3047 OF COMPLIMENTS REED HARDWARE CO. Lone BEACH, Miss. AUTO GLASS A SPECIALTY Phone 2I96 SEW and SAVE FABRIC SHOP I409 Tweniy-Sixih Ave. Gulfport Miss. Complimenfs of GULFPORT FEED STORE We Serve Gulf Park College May We Serve You? l600 251h Avenue Phone ISI Gulfporf, Miss. ln beffer sfores from coasf fo coasf Where qualify in food counfs mosf, You'Il find a line of food 'rhaf's grand You'll find fhaf good old Monarch Brand. More 'rhan five hundred finer foods To please your every eafing mood All bear fhe famous Lion Head Label, And every day should grace your fable. For only besf in food you lcnow Can in a Monarch paclcage go, And if you'll 'fry fhe Monarch line We're sure you'll buy if all fhe fime. MQNARCH , roar Q30 MONARCH 5 M - , World's largesf family of nafionally disfribufed finer foods NORMAND'S euLF SERVICE STATION l3'fh Sfreef 84 3Ofh Avenue GULFPORT, MISS. USE GOOD GULF GASOLINE Disfribufed by - N. F. HERTZER Phone 342 Gulfporf, Mississippi COMPLIMENTS OF GULFPORT SHEET METAL WORKS MARK THOMAS Owner 24I5 I8+h Sfreef Telephone 755 BESSE-HUBER JEWELRY CO. Jewelry Thai ls Different for fhe Person Who Ceres I3I6 25th Avenue Telephone 679 Phone 330 BOX 36 l325 Twenfy-eighfh Avenue COAST ROOFING 81 SHEET METAL, Inc. GULFPORT, MISS. Approved Roofers and Disfribufors of Composifion Roofing, Asbesfos. Slefe and Tile Complimenis of WILKERSON'S GROCERY Jeff Davis Ave. Long Beach, Miss Cornplimenis of SINCLAIR'S LADIES READY TO WEAR Jeff Davis Ave. Long Beach, Miss. LOBE Long Beach's Only Theafre Jeff Davis Avenue Complimenis of THE BABY SHOP-CARD SHOP LOUISE AND ALMA ROESSLE Fourfeenfh S+. GUITPOFI' PARAMOUNT RESTAURANT Nexf 'ro Paramouni Theaire For appeiizing foods and Ihe bes+ of founfain service Visii Ihe PARAMOUNT gf 8 77 E C0nf0l'l'llZe BE-WISE FOOD STORES Thirieenih SI. aI Bus Siops COMPLIMENTS STONE ICE CREAM COMPANY Phone I 755 2223 Four+een+h SI. MOODY'S TOURIST COURT IRecommended by Gulf Park Collegell TWO MILES EAST OF GULF PARK COLLEGE Who Recommends Unreservedly Those BeauI'ifuI. Cool Comps 'ro Our Pafrons While Soiourning on The Coos? Box 202 Gulfpori' Phone 9 I 8 I THE DIXIE PRESS CREATIVE PRINTING GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI JOSEPH K. FASOLD JEWELER We Specialize in College and Fralernily JEWELRY 24I2 l4+h Sfreei' Gulfport Miss THE YELLOW CAB COMPANY we Serve Gulf Park cenegeu E EARL OWEN Manager ASK ABOUT U-DRIVE-IT SERVICE Phone 600 Two-Way Radio Service I42O - 26'rl1 AVENUE GULFPORT, MISS. Drinlc 1 Ffa' in BoHles Telephone 374 GULFPORT 29th Awe. and I3+h Sf. 'X 41 -I .-v Gu Park cones? EIWW ,y'7 'f '-as ff fs vi f f 2 Z J C CLOWER FURNITURE The Furniiure Men I FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS GULFPORT MISSISSIPPI C MILLER BRYANT PIER THE QDAILY nufacfurers o InIcecI Ribbons and Carbon Papers I General Offices and Factory E RAI ,D U. S. I I , Mobile Branch 4 MaIIed fo Your Address for Only L G. BEAUVAISI Manager 85c a Monfh I I 305-6 Merchanfs Nafionai Bank Bui Herald Building Heraid Building Mobile' Alabama I I I Biloxi. Mississippi Gulfport Mississippi I I I I HAUSMANNS SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR COLLEGE AND FRATERNITY JEWELRY I I . '- I I If I I fl-A I '7:5:fzfzf:2:1:1:f:2Ef:-.-fair? 4- , 1-R,4f,.f:2,S 4:4::5-:-:-:4-:-:-:.:':-:-:-fs.-5560' ' -- X , -- , '.4.4fv:ls f1'QfQ5:?55:1:f:5 '-'- '-' ' ' ' - I4'12f. :Z'-:Z-P-.':-:friiziftff-' .:-:I-I-1 s. -wi. X . is ,:57i5I5f:3'f1:7ir.3. 7C5i3fZiI3 252. Qfs - .1 ,.:.-I A' QI. 7,-f':g:Q25,::Q1.3'f.-:f:f.H 8 .-12:2:Q:f:Q:Q:f ' .-1231117 QF A, I .1f:fif-ful 1 wwf.-vffifiif'-. ,f.. 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I I f Ma I f , I We Carry a FuII Line of Favors Suifable for AII Occasions E so of L C Smifh XI Corona Typewrifers, I c Iding , I I il '1 I - ,EWEL xc ' it mg I is l SOUTHERN wooowomcme KOURY S and MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR MATERIALS COMPANY EXCLUSIVELY Confraciors and Suppliers 30th Ave. 8: Railroad SI. Phone 223 Phone 2l00 I Building Supplies Builders Hardware GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI Millwork Roofing Paini' Lumber I I l l l I UNITED GAS congraiulales you, Ihe Junior College and High School graduales l and siuclenis of I949. You are mighly imporlani persons in 'rhis counlry of ours . . . ancl in 'rhe enlire world. To you, opporiunily is calling--ihe opporiuniiy io work, 'rhink and acl in a free land as you wish. Wiih Ihese opporluniiies come responsiloililies. Take aclvaniage of Ihese oppor- Iunilies 'ro work and creaie a beiler world-one in which you and your chilclren may I more resoluiely face Ihe Iulure. UNITED GAS HAMILTON BROTHERS CABIBl'S SHOE SERVICE COMPANY, INC. HEATING, PLUMBING, SHEET ' METAL. RooElNe Mosi' Modern-in-Ihe-Souih WE FEATURE INVISIBLE HALF SOLES Quick Repair Service I Phones 3I20 Gulfpori, Miss, l407 Tweniy-fifth Ave. Gulfport Miss rl- iI1 , , 1777, , , Y-, ,, , GULFPORT LAUNDRY 81 CLEANING CO. AM odern Up-'ro-Dafe PIan'r YOUR LAUNDRY, DRY CLEANING, DYEING. RUG CLEANING IS SAFE IN OUR HANDS We Sfore Rugs and Clofhing WE SERVE GULF PARK COLLEGE I3I8-22 Thirfiefh Avenue Phone 280 Gulfport Miss. COMMENTS THE JUNIOR sl-loP OF Junior is a size GULFPORT CHAMBER Noi an age OF COMMERCE 141 5 26th Ave. eulfpm JONES BROS. DRUG CO. The RexaII S+ore . 'iff GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI PHONES I30, I3I GULF PARK COLLEGE BY-THE-SEA A Fully Accredifed Junior College for Girls Oufdoor Life Ihe Year Round Deliglwlful Surroundings and Climale on Ihe Beaufiful Mississippi Gulf Coasl THE LIBERAL ARTS COURSE coMPRIsEs Two YEARS' coLLEeE woRK, IN Aoomom TO THE HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC, ART, SPEECI-I, HOME ECONOMICS, SECRETARIAL SCIENCE. AVIATION, PHYSICAL EDUCATION Naiional Pafronage, Limifed Enrollmenf PRESIDENT RICHARD G. COX euLFPoRT, Miss. THE ELITE SHOPPE TOOMER ELECTRIC CO. LADIES WEARING APPAREL Appliances - GiHs - An'riques Phone 4I4 24-I8 Fourfeenlli Sfreef Phone I566 GULFPORT, MISS. I3I3 - 25+I1 Ave. Gulfport Miss. O. K. Elecfrical Servan+s Io Meei Your Needs For II'Ie Besl of Ma'reriaI and Qualify GULFPORT APPLIANCE CO. Worlcmanship ED. W. SCHLOSS, Mgr. Leave Your Shoes Wifh Us 2504 ml' S+' Gulfporl' COURTESY OF I BRADLEY JEWELRY COMPANY Paramounf TI'1eaIre Building Home of Wafch Repairs Trifari Jewelry Timed by Elecironics None Betterw Prove It' For Krurself Be Coffee W Not Coupon F SOUTHERN SPECIALTY Complimenfs of SALES CQ, BUTLER AND BARRETT LAWN MOWERS INSURANCE 82I Sf. Charles New Orleans. La. GUITPOTT- MISS- PIIOYIG I23 ENGLISH VILLAGE TOURIST CQTTAGE5 CompIimenI's of E. A. LANG One BIocI: Easf of Gulf Park pass Chrisfiunl Miss. Recommended and Pafronized by Pairons of y Guif Park College INSURANCE REAL ESTATE PHONE 325-J SI'raI'aIcos Candy Company Makers of FINE HOME MADE CANDY AND PECAN PRALINES BARTLETT CHEMICALS, Inc. Wafer of Guif Park College Purified by Chlori- nafion wifh Diamond Brand Liquid Chlorine Sold by BARTLETT CHEMICALS, Inc. New Orleans, Louisiana Complimenfs of ROBERT I'I. CROOK Codified Pubiic Accounfani Gulf Typewrifer 8: Equipmenf Co. 24I3 Thir'reenIh SI. SERVICE-SALES-SUPPLIES Agenfs for Royal Typewriiers Meridian. Miss. Phone I937 Gulfport Miss. COMPLIMENTS COMPUMENTS OF GU LFPORT OFF CE OF SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CO. GULFPORT. MISSISSIPPI ED SALLOUM LADIES SHOPPE Phone I226 Four+een'rh Sfreef Gulfporr, Miss THE Y HUT Appreciafes Your Pa'rronage MARINELLO BEAUTY SHOPPE 24I7 I4+h S+. Gulfport Miss WASHINGTON PECAN CO. Corner I3'rh S+. 8: 29'Ih Ave. Pecans, SheIIed Pecans, Pralines, Pecan Candies We Ship Everywhere ZOLLMAN'S Music and Radio Shop ol' OF r F R.C.A. Vicfor Radio and The Besi' in Records PETROLANE GAS CO., INC. DisI'riIau'I'ors of BuI'ane and Propane THEREIS NO PLACE LIKE Pascagoula, Miss. Gulfport Miss. Complimenis of i DIXIE DELICATESSEN LOIS QUARLES 25IO - I3Ih Sf. Gulfport Miss. New Orleans Oualiiy Deparlmenf Sfore MAgnoIia 28II Since I875 THE LOUBAT GLASSWARE AND CORK COMPANY COMPLETE EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, INSTITUTIONS 5I0-520 Bienville SI. New Orleans, Louisiana D IVIERO -PIER 0 CIIIVIP LIMITED OFFICE OUTFITTERS MANUFACTURING STATIONERS AND SUPPLIERS ALL WORK DONE IN OUR OWN PLANT 0 Office Furniiure 0 Priniing 0 Files 8zaFiIing Supplies 0 Li'II1ograpI1ing 0 Commercial SI'a+ionery 0 Engraving 0 Mimeograph Brand Proclucls 0 Blank Boolc Making EVERYTHING FOR YOUR OFFICE RAymond l204 400 Camp Sfreef New Orleans 8, La. YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME AT GRANT'S WALGREEN SYSTEM DRUG STORE Phone 702 THE MERCHANTS COMPANY OF .MISSISSIPPI 68+ If From The Mos? Complefe Wholesale Food ancl Smllh'T0dd Hardware C0- Grain Service In 'Ihe Souih Gulfport Mississippi Phone 2440 Phone 8l I 28+h Ave. and I3fh Sf. Gullporf ANDERSON' S Sou'rh MISSiSSIppi's Mos'I' Modern Men's S+ore IF IT'S TO BE HAD IN MEN'S WEAR YOU WILL FIND IT AT ANDERSON'S FOURTEENTI-I STREET GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI If is our sincere wish Jrhal The school year of i948-49 will ever be a perl of your rnosl cherished memories. LONG BEECH DRUG COMPANY The REXALL Sfore We Deliver Phone I89O--9 I 80 Complimenfs Of INSURANCE AGENCY SUNSHINE Biscuns, mc. Hfjjijjjjfng Bakers of R, PHONE 82 GULFPORT, MISS. eREETiNes TO GQLF PARK JACKSON AND TAYLOR Complimenfs of HANCOCK lNSURANCE ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE Life, Accident Aufomobile. Fire INSURANCE IN ALL ITS Represenfalive BRANCHES The Travelers Insurance Company Fife, Cesualfy. Feaemy, Tornado. Bonds HARTFORD' CONN' A. A. SCAFIDE, Ageni' Benk of Gulfport Bldg' Phone IO8 Hancock Bank Bldg. T fephone 46 Gulfport, Miss. BAY ST. LQUIS. MISS. HANCOCK BANK SERVES THE MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST ir GULFPORT PASS CHRISTIAN PHONE 43 PHONE 73 BAY ST. LOUIS PHONE I08 Wi'rh Gur Complimenfs Io THE OFFICE SUPPLY G If P Ic C II U 6' 0 age COMPANY Whom We Hove Ihe Pleasure of Serving 2505 I4Ih S+ree+ Phone IOII H' T' STATIONERY-GREETING CARDS GIFTS PHONE I82 GULFPORT, MISS. C I' I I 'mp 'men S O TOMLINSON E- T- RIEMANN INSURANCE AGENCY S. A. TOMLINSON, Agenr Complimenis of I-Iewes Annex Building RANKIN-WEBB INSURANCE Phone I35 Gulfporf, Miss. GULFPORT, MISS. PHONE 3I Comp imen'I's of C. E. DENNIS CuH'ivaIor and Shipper of .WATEOIIILCRESS 00 . 6 Marfinsburg, W. Ve. I-Iun'rsviIIe, Ala. COMPLIMENTS , FRANK S PLACE OF ' FOR Fizulrs AND PRODUCE THE JAY-JAY MOTOR OYSTERS IN SEASON Phone 9I4O Gulfport Mississippi Phone II36 We Serve Gulf Park-Lei' Us Serve You gm! 51004 Air Condiiioned for Your Comfori THE TOWN HOUSE 2406 Fourreenih Srreei Gulfport Mississippi Complimenis of OBERLIE'S RADIO SHOP Complimenis of MATHIAS 8: HANSEN Shoes for ihe Enfire Family Complimenfg Qf E. HARDY's INDEPENDENT MEATS PHONE, Tfansfef 8' Sfofage C0- Hofel-Resiaurani-Insfifuiion i . I l Office: 449 ISIQ 29,H,1 Ave. GUHPOH M'5s'Ss'pp' Home: 2627-J Gulfpori To gei' GOOD BREAD COMPLIMENTS Ask Your Grocer for OF I BALLAD 8: BALLAD ENRICHED COLONIAL 29'rh AVE. GULFPORT Complimenfs of O'NEAL ELECTRIC CO. BARRETTS CLEANERS GULFPORT TO The sfudems of Gulf E'e I 'a' C I'a.c 9.. P k C H Home and Commercial Wiring I ar O age Fix+ures and Appliances We are Graieful for Ihe Privilege of Fans Sold and ReP ed Sewing You Call IO66 PHONE 6 COMPLIMENTS GULFQTQ OF AMERICA'S LEADING PHOTO SUPPLIES PHONE lO35 PHONE 2263 . 407 W. Howe d Ave. l3I2 25'rI'I A Phone 521 GuIfpor+ aILoxl GULFPORT COM PLIIVIENTS A FRIEND . COM PLIIVIENTS OF BENNIE'S ICE CREAM PARLOR CAFE NEWS STAND LONG BEACH. MISSISSIPPI o D ... PITTSBURGH -DETROIT- PHILADELPHIA GOOD I , FOOD FOR ll PLEASED G U E S T S Jann SRXLUII at no CHICAGO LONG ISLAND CITY ALLAS ATLANTA ANGELO5 . Prinfed and bound by BENSON PRINTING CO., Nashville. T nd!- f . . I 1 ,Q ,f -Q A , , Nmfllf ' ,M f'f ff QI, ,r,4 v ,LI 1 X, l ill w w A 1 I 1 w 1 I W Y, . , A W KK -Agana -'UG 1-44 f-f-AH 1 f- - iL.az.4:4:.q-'--4--111-4..i:4h kv- 41 - -f-' va.: ff- 4 ' ' M v.wfl12A2121'f M1165-'Hu ra'!'J- 1 1 I 1 ' i 4 f 1 41,41 1 Bun Park courage HEFSPQ ' Pqwed. wff3f?8'fY swf PM X