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

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Mo t Popular Miss PAM MORLOCK The person who wakes with a smile and can manage a conversation before breakfast is a rare one in these parts-qPam Morlock accomplishes both these Herculian feats with seeming ease. Pam's popularity is shown by the actions of the student body in electing her president of Delta Chi Sigma, Vice-President of the Senior Class, and swimming manager of the athletic board. Not only is she seen working for these organizations, but is a participating member in the Glee Club and several other clubs. Because of Pam's pleasing personality, genuine interest in others, and real charm, she was aptly voted the honor of Most Popular at Gulf Park. Next year Pam will be as busy as ever at the University of West Virginia where she plans to major in Speech Therapy.

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M0 t ri 1.1101 Miss LANA GAIL FORD Certainly Lana Gail Ford deserves the honor of Most Original at Gulf Park, for in her two years here Nu-Nuu has not only exhibited original qualities in her art work but also in her witty sayings. Active in her class, she was elected Sports Manager, ll post on the Athletic Association Board, and most of those decorations for the dances were executed by her skilled hand. Her main interest. of course, is art. and at graduation she will receixvf a special Art Certificate. As long as Nu-Nun can reiiieuiher. she has been drawing and painting-Aand has done many unusual oils which adorn the walls of various rooms in the school, After graduation from Gulf Park, Lana Gail will continue her art education at North East Louisiana State.

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M 0 1? Vermtile Miss M.xY l R,xNo1cs I'ANs.oN In thc two years May Frances I'Anson has been at Gull' Park hor intcrvsts and Contributions haw boon many. May, a speech major, has not only had leading rolvs in Thi' Inzaginary IIILYIZZIIX and Tzfgrr ai flu' Gaim, but to lulhll clvgrccv rcquirerncnts, has worked ht-hind stage as both stage inanagcr and director. Her intt-rvst in lantiagcs and spccrh was further liciglitcliccl hy a stunint-r of Frcnch study in Switzerland. CAnd nothing dc-lights May more than to toll hvr fricncls of the trials and tribulations of Coninitinication in Europt-D. Following along with hor major in spcccli, May' was a connnt-ntator l'orGt1ll' Parlfs latvst two fashion shows. May was also Prcsiclc-nt ol' thc Scnior Class and a nicinhcr of Student Council. She is planning to coniplctc her spccch work at the University of North Carolina.