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

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ll? School Citizemlrgln Miss GERRY HOLT High School Citizenshipf, one of the most coveted titles a high school senior at Gulf Park may receive. was awarded this year to Gerry Holt. Elected by the student body. Gerry is never too husy to help one girl while still ell'i-ctivcly crusadinQ,' the cause of many. Her last year in high school was filled with many activities. Besides hcing the President of the High School, a representative to the .Iudiciary Board, a member of the Student Council, and of the Y,' Cabinet, Geriy is an active member of the Aquettes.

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I M0 t Intelle tual Miss JUDY RIVARD Judy Rivard hardly conforms to the modern-day image of the intellectualee-quiet, isolated, and studious. In fact, she is far from this image. As President of the Student Council, her duties are numerous, time-consuming, and difficult-yet she still manages to have her name on the Dean's List each quarter. Judy has also found time this year to give two Diploma Recitals-one on the piano and one in voice. The excellence of both recitals attested to her rare talent, and next year, majoring in music, Judy will attend Florida State University. The most amazing thing about Judy is that she fully lives each twenty-four hours and accomplishes, with seeming ease, not only expected duties, but extra ones as well. Her contributions to Gulf Park have not gone unnoticed, and when she graduates this May, Judy will go with the admiration and affection of the entire student body.