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

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A busy woman . . . just one of us in her bluejeans at Huckleberry Hill . . . first year at Gulf Park . . . long experience with college students . . . enjoys horseback rides at sunrise . . . our own Dean of Students . . . gracious and charming to all who know her ... I don ' t know why we can ' t. It sounds like fun to me ... a prompt member of all campus committees . . . gives her willing attention to Student Council activities . . . never to be forgotten in our memorandum of Gulf Park. DEAR C R S S E n

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Uncle Rupert . . . Vice President . . . always on the go . . . handles finances and improvements of school . . . shares his vast knowledge of vegetation on the campus . . . plans ai! trips with endless vigor ... a receiver of personal problems and tears . . . burns the midnight oil arranging vacation trans- portation . . . Those going East, place your suitcases by the flagpole . . . picture of vim and vitality ... we say, Thank you, Mr. Cooke. mR. RUPERT H. COOKE

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A lady of many duties . . . Academic Dean . . . sponsor of Phi Theta Kappa and Coast Club . . . home in Tennessee . . . pencil and paper in hand . . . transfers credits . . . encourages study . . . surrounded by college directories . . . lives in darling little bungalow . . . pleasantness and cooperation are her constant guides . . . arrived at Gulf Park in fall of ' 29 . . . Academic Dean since that time . . . was formerly principal of high school in Johnson City, Tennessee . . . member of Library committee at G.P.C. . . . teacher of his- tory . . . long and untiring service throughout the years . . . retiring this year . . . her place will be difficult to fill . . . We shall all miss her but wish her joy in the pleasant years to come. D I A II HATCHER 22