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

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1963 volume:

nnr --W -Y ,.,., .L -- . ----'Jzsnssazza-- ' 'wr' YEARBOOK W4 fi 21? GULF PARK COLLEGE, 1963 nic' .fl 5 .. f. 1. 'JA is U P Xk'! 4AlN H in I Y 4 P' Many years gem Q you and this inmthei ek' of some hookshelkresifvfith ot 3 K Q. 1 forgotten volumesf the EK' GULL staff hopes youbwi be reminded of the many gate- ways that opened for all here at Gulf Park this year. As we see it now, the SEA GULL represents not only ,those F L4 gateways which swing open to the future, but, f those which in the future we can open to what . 5151 ! H be the past. Later it will recall to us the intanf ' 1 bonds which will connect us always with Gulf. l wwf! 3 This year we have learned to understand, apprlz-ci and love Gulf Park and her traditions. We learned .ic ' know and greatly admire the faculty through th ' generous giving of time to sponsor our activities an to guide us in our academic work. We welcomed the friendships of each student. We recognized with pride scholars who achieved academic excellence, athletes who pulled the individual classes through sports com- petitions, leaders who took the classes through thick and thin, the queens who were elected for their poise, personality, and beauty. We enjoyed the unique op- portunities offered to each student-trips to Huck and Ship, athletic competition for class possession of ' Majesty the Goat, the Evangeline Tour, the Cruise, the Natchez Tour and Mardi Gras It was through all these that we gained the edge not only of events and ideas, but also of life, and committed to our memories the sounds of all the gates we had opened. 'T Here, now, is your 1963 SEA GULL, a record of the school year for you, the students. who opened the gates and lived the life, and made Gulf Park College what it was in 1963. These gates have now closed for the gradu- ates of '63, but this SEA GULL remains a key which will always reopen them. X11 K 1 5 Q KX gn: i fbi i , NW MQ Q' f MV ! b A lf, 2 j jyf Q . f , f X f i y, i'3f g 7 'fix g Mf W QM A I5 K :X J'. Q.,,. 1 f W! 5. Vgfrw Q-ik ' . I , ,J . f : 1, ,J . .l f :4,L V ' ' , -- 'fy . -gg , if .fs Q. .g Y,,, 4 if ' , .-g .f '5m- li 4 l ,, .yy lfff' x L ,fps , - ,ff ., fi. 1 . . Q90 ff I ,l7zJ'! f . . . 1 4. v X J fa' E 4 ' If ' L' iv - L 1 .lfifft N - 1'--H ' - - V' . N 3 r - ' ' 5' 8 gf 's,Z1l-K-mms as -X ,S - Vzig fl 5 'X T . ir, - -,s .X 'l l . ' i f TN K' f i' V F . K aa if 5 JJ, '-1 .Ma 4 givzw rwizzfivlf With the retirement of Dr. Rupert H. Cooke, one gate is closing for all at Gulf Park College. Certainly no one who has ever known him can express the greatness of his service to so many, nor how much he will be missed by all. Dr. Cooke came to Gulf Park in 1929 from Northwest- ern State College in Natchitoches, Louisiana. In his position of Business Manager, he faced many special problems as a result of the depression and Wars, but there was never a job too great nor too small for him to handle. After serving as Business Manager, Dr. Cooke was named Vice-President of Gulf Park in 1950. This posi- tion presented new responsibilities and more Work, but he always seemed to enjoy all the activity and readily took on more if it would help someone. In an effort to offer even more opportunities for his girls, he ar- ranged for tours to historic Natchez, the Evangeline country, the Caribbean, and Mardi Gras which have provided unforgettable memories for countless stu- dents. However, Dr. Cooke will be remembered not only be- cause of the way he performed his business duties at the school, but also because of the personal interest he took in all students. His answers to all kinds of prob- lems, from boyfriends to bouncing checks, the friendly chats over dishes of ice cream, but most of all the smile and cheerful hello at every passing will be fondly re- membered as we think of the man who to everyone, on or off campus, is Mr. Gulf Park. For his undying devotion and unselfish service to Gulf Park, we proudly dedicate this 1963 SEA GULL to you, our own Dr. Cooke. 4- Y 5 Epi RL 9 , r Y 29 X, QE 'R 'R 4- 21 ' Q P-N' 'V' Education is a controlling grace to the young, a consolation to the old, wealth to , ,Um he poor, an ornament to the richf' be ff-- bil' A 2 r My M-rkxvi . Q -53 ,gtg , 3, rv - ,sfvg x. NG y, 11 x -fa , Y 14' 1' 'X ,xkeg ll . nm, ' I X' f -,,. gf A J' . ,.NK' ' JL: 'Q Wimiii 'Ni ----unix ga,o-f1 v f 1 I 1 1 .Ax .x -.X :...g I.. Q ,sa-'Ea XE X 1 '. sf S ,'-N sl Q . X s f' X as ff' - , , ' W f r- G? X , A p ' ' f df Vfor Gulf Pafkgirls is the gateway to Education. We are directedgetliifoughethis gateway by the faculty, 'whogtell us that thelfacts We glean from books are like good silver, the luster from longiusage' produces a priceless heirloom. Our associations at Gulf Park teach us much moreg we have a personal responsibility for our education. We must cultivate within our- selves the wish to learn, the curiosity to investigate new horizons, the determination to produce superior work. We are fortunate to recognize this fundamental truth represented by the Gateway to Education: it does not close when the school year is over, but remains open for the rest of our lives if we have the desire to continue to seek knowledge. 7 W' Hx I ,fi Z, Q Q , 2 5 .w-nw.,-',,..0 UL1 Dr. H. Preston James. President of Gulf Park PRESIDENTS MESSAGE The student body of 1962-63 has been the largest in the entire history of the College. In your coming, this beautiful campus was graced with an assemblage of youthful energies and fine influences from many communities and many family backgrounds. In your leaving, may you carry back home an enriched and effective life that will project the highest ideals of Gulf Park. Until you return, we shall miss you, but we will be happy in the thought that you will be representing in many places the real meaning of your institution. 8 Some dreams for your college have been coming true this year-the new kitchen and dining room, the air-conditioned residence hall, the new post office and student lounge. We have been torn up with prog- ress, and you have been most considerate and patient throughout the inconveniences that accompany new construction. I hope you have been inspired by these beginnings of institutional growth, for there is more to come, hopefully in the near future. Perhaps some of your personal dreams have come true this year. You are a year closer to the goal you have set for yourself. Maybe some perplexing problem in your life or thought has been resolved. Maybe the direction you wish your life to take has been determined. Maybe a cherished ambition is achieving fulfillment. Your friendships have increased. If this year at Gulf Park has been the time and the place where you have found increased happiness and usefulness, we rejoice with you. I hope that Gulf Park has played a significant and uplifting role in your life and that you understand and appreciate the world and the society in which you will live, that you can yearn more intensely for the noble and useful life, and that you are aware that the facts and relationships of life are just beginning to be opened up to you. May you look back upon this year as one of the happiest and most mem- orable you have known. 14 KVWVM4 and Mrs James and then daughter Judy 4.4:--M--M -V -- - .. .WWW X 9 W'-ew 1 J VICE PRESIDENT DR. RUPER-T I-I. COOKE Whether he is planning the Spring Cruise, planting flowers to beau- tify the campus, or inviting you to his home for a dish of ice, cream, Dr. Cooke is full of enthusiasm. The liveliest man on campus, he has the energy and cheerfulness that make him one of Gulf Park's best-loved personalities. Q IO DEAN OF STUDENTS For the past few years, friendliness and fairness have marked the guidance we have received from our Dean of Students. We recognize and respect her strength and refinement as we benefit from her pro- fessional advice. In helping with personal problems, working with the student government, or co-ordinating the social activities, Dean Simmons has been a symbol of gracious living. She has been the keeper of the key that opens the gateway to our society. We regret her decision to leave Gulf Park, but we wish her future success as she, like so many of us, opens a new gateway next year. DEAN IRENE E. SIMMONS l' .1 .Ss- A-,,,f ,A 1- 'x 'kgs--5. II 1 vi iw- rf---N-f-www,.,..,,,, ESQ? 5 X DEAN WILLIAM SADLER ACADEMIC DEAN The man who holds open the gateway to achievements and accom- plishments is Dean William Sadler, for no one at Gulf Park has more influence on the scholastic standing of the students than he does. His concern for what and how much we learn often spurs us on to greater heights. He is respected and loved by all for his academic and voca- tional counseling, and for his sincere desire to help and guide each student. For the past fifteen years, Dean Sadler has confined his talents to Gulf Park. Now, he believes he must once again become a student and is going to work on his doctorate. Gulf Park will greatly miss not only William Sadler, the Dean, but William Sadler, the individual, who lives by the principles he teaches. IZ F555 mn -.nl FACULTY -fur- 'Fr-r SARAH P. AMBLER JEANNETTE BROCK French, Spanish Secretarial Science Open your mouth when you What's new in the WALL say VOIR. STREET JOURNAL? Miss Brock . . . smiling? 4- 'ft -.1 1 ,RNS X J-,ir 1 pafgf . L ,IQ . .X JANE BUTLER LUCY CAMPBELL DON CHRISTMAS Home Economics Physical Education Piano In order to sew, you need The object of the game is to Practice, practice, that's the some thrgfd and a get the ball over the net. only way! nee e . . . he 1+ fa , , 1 I . 7 -i 7 W Now, girls, we can't discuss that in the classroom .,,i GAYLE CLAPP Physical Education Okay, let's really give this game the old college spirit. 4? nw 'Iv BMW u P' LUCILLE CRIGHTON English Poetry must be read using some imagination. 'C' 4-- R uf' biv- DOROTHY DUKES Riding There's a horse show in New Orleans this weekend. MAXIE DUNAM CONNELLY FAUST Religion French History Amos was a prophet, you History is opinion. hear. JOHN HAZARD ANNA MAE HELTON ROBERT LESLIE Psychology, Sociology English, Speech History Present company excluded, Articulate with the tip of You brought it on of course. the tongue. yourselves. ,.,.4l1 Boy, in my plane it only takes three hours Oh, this book keeping and fifty minutes. at A, Nm 49' 5 ' jl. K Lug HARRIET LESSEM ESTELLE MAXWELL Dance Voice S-T-R-E-T-C-H You must also sing with your heart and mind. 15 Smg along with me fzwgwmtmi. wwe 55--and- 'S' iifg'ift f 'FB hh DOROTHY MILDEN FORREST MILLER Well, it's like this, girls . . . Librarian History Girls, PLEASE get your Now, the rest of you may V library books back on time. go to sleep. .X X, LUCY MILLSAPS Art Well, what do you think about it? HELEN PICKING Speech, Theatre Arts You ve just got to get rid of your s-0-u-t-h-e-r-n accent. 16 CECIL RAMSAY Home Economics Girls, boiling water is really quite simple . . . ., 9'fl51.2 4 a l 'X rv t ' 5 'Ni 'L 4. 3' .Q v Z-A j. H I t - kiwi' 'FQ , of .1 , W A i V V 1 l., 1 A All V r ,N -Y : ,Q 4Y.' .5 Q X , '. RUTH RAPE Chemistry, Mathematics And this is 3 YVHAT? ins 'Q' RUTH SCHREIBER English There must be some type of punctuation. FACULTY -sd '?' q K. il Q'-Jim dih DALTON SHOURDS HARRIETT SMITH BRUCE TILLMAN EUGENE WINK Art Biology Spanish, English History Just express yourself in The frog is an easy and Good morning. young Now, darlins, study hard your painting. pleasant animal to dissect. ladies! for this next test. Three students plus one instructor equal what? i , 1-S-' ri' 5: X , if V, zX, l' 1 M 5' 2 A . f' 1 f 'WW f MRS- WILLIE BROWN MRS. AMELIA S. LUMPKIN Bursar Registrar ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF MR. WILLIAM B. RABOURN Business Manager 18 h av- 'fbi 'Elo ' YW' ins-Pl -rf MRS. JULIA ARTHUR Secretary to Academic Dean MRS. MARY LOU HEATH Secretary in Admission Office MRS. LOLETA CLINTON Secretary to President, Admission Office MRS. ELIZABETH SADLER Secretary in Admission Office MISS FRANKIE J. DEDEAUX Secretary to Business Manager MRS. SARA SPINDLER Sponsor of Y-Hut MRS. LOIS FERRELL Secretary to Dean of Students MRS. KATHLEEN MCCANN Secretary to Vice-President 19 im-P Sars' 'lmlam lt! MRS HELEN DALTON Counselor Hayes House HUME DEP RT E T MRS JEAN FORSTER MRS ETHA GUTHRIE MRS ELIZABETH E HOLTANE Counselor Hal dy Hall Counselor Hardy Hall Counselor Lloyd Hall MRS LEILA JOHNSON MRS JANE LIBBY MRS WILMA MULLINS Hostess Dlnlng Room Counselor Annex Counselor Hardy Hall MRS GENEVA PHILLIPS MRS ELIZABETH WHPFTLE MRS E51-ELLE W1-un-LE Counselor Lloyd Hall Counselor Hardy Hall Counselor Muslc Bulldlng 'LO MRS BESSIE PEETS D1et1t1an fl! an MRS RUBYE VINSON Reglstered Nurse ' X X 1 ' V' J, X I 5 . W-, 7 1 1 3 7 fl A 32? - , 1 7 9 A Y M, Q if 2' w i M T ,Vs 'ff' 'wntgz . , 7 , . . . . . 'bv MRS. RUTH BURGESS MRS. VIRGINIA HAILE Representative of the Representative of the Southeastern States Southwestern States KSA 5 A l ttt X I FX MRS. MARY M. HARRIS Representative of the Central States FIELD REPRESENTATIVES 17 V: .sg n4L4...-.,, 1-. X Have you ladies signed out for lunch? Hee, hee, hee, we caught somebody -if-34m If Girls, be sure and pick up your laundry boxes' I think they all signed out legally Q 1 if 9' -vb ,fx 4 fi' he J 5 N c c J' E: prize. She set her heart upon the goal not on the 7 if .1 s-' .G 5? 3' YW- K F f L SJ!! X-if ,YE it Enix-i K 1 0 t dx, ' vallxn' rr Q' IJ- ' 55 fl! ---auf2 ' I ,Q-vs-1--f' ,vw-V ' .f0V . o' A- 1.1 Q 'Qc K .Hx f , -ex Xtefxix-.. QQQEQJK K ,iq I fx 'LZ X .sfv u ,..-.--'12 K 1 als' f ,, -. iq, 5' , -:'+' ,kg-, ,Q r ,v .,f.t --f -- .s. V-,,,,,.qQ 'H V ,, . 1 M3 ,n I iyvul Al? -, 5,A.,,kF K? ,: M v ' N.-,N 1' fm get - 'gui 1' Mig' -2- --,,g-1.5-4 N. -,':,4yitE.v 1 X mm-'i'..v fi it 'K' - Q1 giffpgf fffffssing Aeliievement are those stu- dents who have been recognized for outstanding leadership in their special fields. Honors await them at the gate. Certainly they have earned them, for these girls have taken their talents, devel- oped them, and are now using them not only for themselves but for others. Their leadership and their generous giving of them- selves make these students outstanding at Gulf Park. 13 KN 3 1 5 3 I . 5 1 i 5 1 2 . , , 5 , V l 6 2 Z ? by 'fx X SAK Q Q ff JI, lx, 4 F5 rw 4 f 1 1 , .. ,f 'K is ' ' 1 X b - ff Q, . 5,2 I if ' i ' ' ' ' 225 4 K - 1 1 1' 5 m L W. - gf jp f 4, A jQ2'g.f U Q V f , 'E I A A: 1 J' ,E 1 x , , A ff ' f 4 5 ' -x 5 v , ,ig ' v 1 5 A if 1 4: r 'r , , EL' 1 - . H'--. . , x 33 A Q 3 A , , . if 1 A . 535, Xiu: - ' - -Q . . ,, , , Y M -2 - E X Qgv, ,F vga S - ,V- - efi 2 ' 1 , f 1 P 6 Q , E Q -I . lf' If X if xg Q13 5.5 :EI ,. - X . ,N -, . ' W 1?-Q-3 - a' W' M K' 3. 5 .. q: fps, ' :iz- Msm' . 1:' ., , 1, D v , if V' ,.,'11 A, .' R EQ, 5 Jfggq ,. Vg ,5 Ex. - 7-4 iss guy rpm The greatest honor bestowed upon a Gulf Park girl is the title of Miss Gulf Park. This year's student body chose Henrianne Dorsey as the girl most deserving of this title. Henria1me's radiant personality imparts a special warmth to her associations with others. Her unfailing willingness to accept responsibilities, large and small, is appreciated by faculty and students alike. As a good scholar and Student Council President, Henrianne is an inspiration to our own class and to those who follow us. iTi+g..L- --- - A ,- ,fm 'w . M, aft: 7.5. ' - v - an WTI? A f 491: n Q: 32 5 . ,,4o3z' 'SWK X -' X .I .. ,- ge , I 5 f L xj'0gA ScAool Cifizens IP MISS HOPE MCCROSKEY Knoxville, Tennessee 1 W -1-1 i w l i F I I I i L 1 L F P L i C37 2 f 'i'-M Cvufsfancbng jnlnior Miss MALLORY WHITE Kansas City, Missouri i 4 j Y a 4 - 'T ff' sv QM mos! xgnfellecfual Miss TADE LAMPLEY Alabama hi' li- Q ,-Q :BQ mosf adffraciive Miss JANE ENGEL Alabama if N gmosf Cjlzlenfeal Miss CORNELIA HAMMOND Georgia Q29 mosf rzlgina MISS CAMILLE Booman California lr, Q mosf popular Miss J ANET HARDWICK Indiana ,Q-5 17: 7 mosf rversafile MISS VIRGINIA KLINKE Illinois .J V -4.137 most SfyhsA Miss J oYcE SCHNEIDER Missouri -J Y L 'T I 5 i I l 'I EI I mos! 6-Cilfedy fo ucceecl Miss MARY ELINOR NAILLING North Carolina - Q ,pf ,lgesf Sporf M1ss NANCY Locxm Michigan -m Vx w may 04fA!cfic Mlss KAY FIELD Michigan We have been friends together in sunshine gk a 99 and in shade. 'H 1 H21 f f , QI! ---sl!Gf ' X I Af-1.--ff Af! ,vw.-'v'-'- I - Q fa, O K3 . 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The friendships which survive the journey are those that will last a lifetime and be renewed on many occasions. 39 pass is the gate- me Class of u I X 1 V, - 'Q .ni ,ata 3 4 n -'A Q 4 1 Ah' 4 , -. L N .. . u sh X 1 fl' .- M ,I - . 1, . 0 ' - ' ' V .J -1 - h 'QE .- A ' fx I x 40 - -ng fo 5 x n .- lb, , , ,,- .... .v.,, ., , - - , , 1 I ff - 4 -1 . Q. 4' . Ya - 4 ' 1 . - . A 'Q' , 1 , W W ' ' 'l , ' x F . , ' A :Q ' V , 'Y ? .. . . ,. 5' -. -1, , , - . g. . K , . ' x ..- . 'Eng' 1 A ' .1 QW f . .4 . ' Q, ' ,M 4X'X Y T. 'Q Q2 s 2 'QM wi x r Ni ,. Q, Y ag , '- 'lx - il: Ni SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS LYN COWAN Vice-President A-...sk 'FD GINNY KLINKE President QE 'JSf ',? MARY ELINOR NAILLING JERRY WEAR Secretary Treasurer MISS JEANNETTE BROCK Sponsor 42. .gu- p-QQ -i4sx-s., 5 .X ma. 5 4.-A li . 2 N r' iii? ii? '15 in I K D , K kwa is ,x it is 4k ANN ARTHUR . . . Gulfport, Mississippi . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Coast Clubg Secretarial Science . . . The happiest person is the person who thinks the most interesting thoughts. JOANN BASALYGA . . . Coral Gables, Florida . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Dance League, Secretary- Treasurerg Hostess Committee, Jet Maskersg Social Committeeg Fashion Show Model, Wel- coming Committee . . . Ask a favour, and she will do her best. f'X DIANE BAKER . . . Evansville, Indiana . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Dance League, Fashion Show Modelg Jet Maskersg Practical Arts Clubg Romance Languageg Samovar Club . . .Life is like music, it 'must be composed by ear, feeling and in- stinct, not by rule. SENIURS CAMILLE Boox1:R . . . Atherton, California . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Bulletin Board Committee: Jet Maskers, Recording Secretaryg Practical Arts Clubg Samovar Club, Presidentg SEA GULL Staff, Art Editorg Welcoming Committee . . . What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness? 'L?s,-5: X.,- V517 QM-if ELIZABETH E. BOYD . . . Panama, Republic of Panama . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Practical Arts Clubg Romance Languageg Samovar Clubg Secretarial Scienceg Welcoming Committee . . . Quality is never an accidentg it is always the 'result of high intention and sincere effort. SENIORS SUSAN CLARK . . . Gulfport, Mississippi . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Coast Clubg Fashion Show Modelg Jet Maskers . . . Earth has not any- thing to show more fair. NM' ,1,'- . MADELINE Bnor. . . . Guatemala City, Central America . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Fashion Show Modelg Practical Arts Clubg Secretarial Scienceg Welcoming Committee . . . Those eyes clannot disguise the sweet soul shining through t em. JACKIE DEMOSS . . . Kansas City, Missouri . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Coast Club, President . . . The surest way not to fail is to determine to suc- ceed. HENRIETTA Dmnxs . . . Columbus, Georgia . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Vice-Presidentg A. A. Boardg Fashion Show Modelg Jet Maskersg Tammy Howl, Editorg Welcoming Committee . . . She smiled and shadows departed. PAIGE N1cKsoN Euxon . . . Bellevue, Nebraska . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Jet Maskers, First Vice-President . . . The best of healers is good cheer. 177' ., A HENRIANNE DORSEY . . . Elba, Alabama . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Miss Gulf Parkg Fashion Show Modelg Jet Maskersg Practical Arts Clubg Stu- dent Council, Presidentg Welcoming Commit- tee . . . Even virtue is more fair when 'it ap- pears in a beautiful face. SENIORS JANE ENG!-:L . . . Birmingham, Alabama . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Dance Leagueg Fashion Show Modelg Hostess Committeeg Jet Maskersg Practical Arts Club, Presidentg Social Com- mittee: Tammy Howl, Associate Editorg Wel- coming Committee . . . Beauty is power, a smile is its sword. 'YET in FAITH FAR1-:NZENA . . . Highland, Illinois . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Fashion Show Modelg Secre- tarial Science . . . Joy is not in thingsg it is in 'U,S. SE IORS CHARLOTTE GAILMARD . . . Columbus, Georgia . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag A. A. Board, Volleyball Managerg Jet Maskersg Practical Arts Club, L.. KAY FIELD . . . Watervliet, Michigan . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag A. A. Board, Sports Managerg Jet Maskersg Secretarial Scienceg Welcoming :Committee . . . Happy am Ig from care I am ree. JANE GASKINS . . . Sheifield, Alabama . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Fashion Show Modelg Wel- Vice-Presidentg Romance Languageg Student Council, Secretaryg Welcoming Committee . . . Virtue is bold and goodness never fearful. 'New coming Committee . . . Her own proper worth was enough to advance her. QR Q X 2, Q, it ,--5 xfV V7'R 'sf' xl ir Q fm ,Ao ,. Q-if LA Rina LYNNE GEORGAS . . . Deerfield, Illinois . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Secretarial Science Committee . . . All that's best of dark and bright meet in her aspect and her eyes. CORNELIA HAMMOND . . . Atlanta, Georgia . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Secretaryg Jet Maskersg Prac- tical Arts Clubg Welcoming Committee . . . A 'real person Ls one whose goodness is a part of herself. v 'N DS K? hx MARTHA KATE GRAY . . . Myrtle, Mississippi . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Welcoming Committee . . . The only way to have a friend is to be one. SENIORS JANET STEVENS HARDWICK . . . Martinsville, Indiana . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Presidentg Fash- ion Show Modelg Tammy I-Iowlg Welcoming Committee . . . A busier woman you'd find nowhere. if 7,7 ,Ya l J ' fU'5' SARA HARRIS . . . Fort Worth, Texas . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Presidentg Jet Maskersg Prac- tical Arts Clubg Welcoming Committee . . . Those who bring sunshine to others cannot keep it from themselves. SENIORS SUSAN MYRL HUNTER . . . Atlanta, Georgia . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Dance League, Presidentg Jet Maskers, Presidentg Welcoming Committeeg Fashion Show Model . . . An attracting char- acter all her own. l 4-hm-fa DONA HARRY . . . Gulfport, Mississippi . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Coast Clubg Secretarial Sci- ence . . . All grand thoughts come from the heart. Z SALLY HUNTOON . . . Rochester, Michigan . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Treasurerg Fashion Show Modelg Hostess Committeeg Jet Maskersg Wel- coming Committee . . . The rule of my life 'ls to make business a pleasure, and pleasure my business. A 5? L SALLY ISBELL . . . Morristown, Tennessee . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Jet Maskersg Practical Arts Clubg Secretarial Science, Welcoming Com- mittee, Fashion Show Model . . . The language of friendship is not words, but meaning. LINDA B1-:TH JONES . . . Atlanta, Georgia . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Presidentg Fashion Show Modelg Romance Languageg Samovar Club: Welcoming Committee . . . She was beautiful inform and feature, lovely as the day. if-'X hiv--' 'X S1-IERRIE JOHNSON . . . Louisville, Kentucky . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Dance League, Fashion Show Model, Jet Maskersg Romance Language . . . Live life to its fullest. SENIGRS SANDRA LEE KING . . . Waterloo, Iowa . . . Delta Chi Sigmag A. A. Boardg Swimming Managerg Fashion Show Modelg Jet Maskersg Welcom- ing Committee . . . Fashioned so slendev-ly, young and fair. fit YM 497' ELAINE M. KLEPAC . . . Ocean Springs, Missis- sippi . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Practical Arts Clubg Secretarial Science . . . A girl's strength is 'most potent when robed in gentleness. SENICRS TADE MERRILL LAMPLEY . . . Eufaula, Alabama . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Vice-Presidentg SEA GULL Staff, Editorg Student Councilg Welcoming Committee . . . She that was ever fair and never proud. VIRGINIA COOSINS KLINKE . . . Downers Grove, Illinois . . . Senior Class Presidentg Delta Chi Sigma, Chaplaing A. A. Boardg Softball Man- agerg Fashion Show Modelg Bit and Spur Clubg Judiciary Board, Chairmang Student Council, Vice-President: Welcoming Committee . . . There are loyal hearts, there are spirits brave. NANCY LOCKE . . . Kalamazoo, Michigan . . . Delta Chi Sigmag A. A. Board, Presidentg Bit and Spur Clubg Jet Maskersg Samovar Club, Treasurerg Tammy Howl, Sports Editorg Fash- ion Show Modelg Welcoming Committee . . . From the crown of her head to the sole of her foot, she is all mirth. 'Qi , . CAROL LOWRY . . . Morristown, Tennessee . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Fashion Show Modelg Jet Maskersg Romance Languageg Secretarial Scienceg Welcoming Committee . . . Little friend of all the world. MYRA MADURO . . . Panama, Republic of Pana- m D a . . . elta Alpha Sigmag Hostess Commit- teeg Practical Arts Clubg Secretarial Scienceg Welcoming Committee . . . A single sunbeam is enough to drive away shadows. 'if' W in ll .CP 'ill w :A ff, . N.v ' 'Ying-ony' A TANYA MCCORMICK . . . Moberly, Missouri . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Dance Leagueg Fashion Show Modelg Secretarial Science . . . Lo, this is she that is the world's delight. SENIORS GINNY MEINERS . . . Skokie, Illinois . . . Delta Ch' S' - ' 1 igma, Fashion Show Modelg Glee Clubg Jet Maskersg Welcoming Committee . . . Who- ever loved not at first sight. QS L. ' Ways! MARGARET ANN MEYN . . . Gulfport, Mississippi . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Coast Clubg Dance Leagueg Phi Theta Kappa, Presidentg Secre- tarial Scienceg Student Councilg Welcoming Committee . . . Prudence is the footprint of wisdom. SENICRS JANICE Moons . . . Atlanta, Georgia . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Practical Arts Clubg Secretarial Science, Fashion Show Model . . . When put to the test, an ounce of loyalty is worth a pound of cleverness. GLENDA MooN . . .Gainesville, Florida . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Chaplaing Dance Leagueg Fashion Show Modelg Glee Club, Vice-Presidentg Hostess Committee, Jet Maskersg Secretarial Science, President, Tammy Howlg Welcoming Committee . . . Good humor makes all things tolerable. JUDY Mooiu: . . . Atlanta, Georgia . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Practical Arts Clubg Samovar Clubg Secretarial Science, Fashion Show Model . . . She has for all a smile and a twinkle in her eye. Gb. ' if if :fn : A-N A MARY ELTNOR NAILLING . . . Asheville, North Carolina . . . Senior Class Secretaryg Sigma Psi Iotag Judiciary Board, Tammy Howl: Wel- coming Committeeg Fashion Show Modelg May Queen . . . Charm strikes the eye, but merit wins the soul. BLANCHE Nici-ions . . . Beatrice, Nebraska . . Sigma Psi Iotag Welcoming Committee . . . smile, a giggle, a grin from within, you can tell it's mischief she is in. A N34 .. W 4. , 'fa ' ' ,. - My Q ., fix, la, A 5 Q ily? ., x I ,g x V . ., ls.: .59 .It .A ,tl A I Y - ss. . li . 1 V. -if?-2. ',b - -Y , ix gs, ii 4 N ' ' 5 1 x 7 ., ' ' , if - it , 1 if 4 ltd, 3? 'WWW i .',, 'f-- 4- nv W L . . Newton, Georgia . . . MARTHA NEWBERRY . Sigma Psi Iotag Bit and Spur Clubg Jet Mask- ersg Secretarial Science . . . Exceeding wise, fair-spoken, and persuading. SE NANCY PACE . . . Duncan, Oklahoma . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag A. A. Boardg Bit and Spur Club, Presidentg Fashion Show Modelg Glee Clubg Jet Maskersg Judiciary Board, Chairman, Wel- coming Committee . . . Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. if it J IGRS TINYA ETHEL PATRICK . . . Johnson City, Ten- nessee . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Secretarial Science . . . We tire of those pleasures we take, but never of those we give. SENIGRS JESSICA PYLE . . . Gulfport, Mississippi . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Bit and Spur Club, Re- porter, Coast Clubg Jet Maskers . . . The world is always ready to receive talent with open arms. SUSY LEE PORTER . . . Peru, Indiana . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Aquettesg Fashion Show Model, Hostess Committee, Jet Maskersg Secretarial Scienceg Welcoming Committee . , . For her heart was in her work and the heart giveth grace unto everyone. SUZANNE FRIDA ROGERS . . . Houston, Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Dance League, Vice-Presidentg Fashion Show Modelg Jet Maskers . . . Little deeds of kindness, little words of cheer. ANNA ROYER . . . Columbus, Georgia . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Fashion Show Modelg Jet Maskersg Secretarial Scienceg Welcoming Committee . . . She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with, and pleasant, too, to think on. PRISCILLA SHAMIS . . . Gulfport, Mississippi . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Coast Clubg Fashion Show Model, SEA GULL Staff, Advertising Managerg Secretarial Scienceg Welcoming Committee . . . She hath a daily beauty in her life. W qjiigggzw I, fe. IJKN. -:lf-' X Q X. ali W 'T .Q '.,:. '- :LV 'X i. wi wi' ll i . ,E , I .VJ 1. I ' As! .- fi . ...Af 1 : ,X X' f , I w'A A Q. f L57 ap. , st bf 'li lar JOYCE ANN SCHNEIDER . . . Saint Louis, Missouri . . .Delta Chi Siginag Dance Leagueg Glee Club, Treasurerg Jet Maskersq Practical Arts Club, Vice-Presidentg Secretarial Scienceg Welcom- ing Committee . . . It is easier to catch with honey than with vinegar. SENIORS SUE SIEGEL . . . Elmhurst, Illinois . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Practical Arts Clubg Secretarial Science . . . If it is not seemly, she does it notg if it is not true, she says it not. Mia., V, I PATRICIA ANN SMITH . . . Wilton, Connecticut . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Practical Arts Clubg Sec- retarial Science . . . A Well-bred silence always at command. SENIORS SHELBY STONE . . . Taft, Texas . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Glee Club, Ensemble . . . Goodness is the only investment that never fails. MELINDA STIvI:Rs . . . Lexington, Kentucky . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Jet Maskersg Welcoming Committee . . . Good taste is the flower of good sense. MAVIS ANN STRICKLAND . . . Lawton, Oklahoma . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Bit and Spur Clubg Jet Maskers . . . Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low, an excellent thing in woman. QW -vt 1 LSI' X . X. lzl ' b ii b A N : L. SANDRA SUGARMAN . . . Pensacola, Florida . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Glee Club, Presidentq Practical Arts Clubg Welcoming Committee . . . It is the voice with a smile that wins. GEORGIA KAYE TUTTLE . . . Chariton, Iowa . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Bit and Spur Clubg Dance Leagueg Glee Clubg Jet Maskersg Romance Languageg Samovar Club, Secretary . . . What- ever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. 3 . 'K-nil TISH TALBOT . . . Williforcl, Arkansas . . . Delta Alpha Sigma: Bit and Spur Clubg Glee Clubg Jet Maskersg Romance Languageg Social Com- mittee . . . Music is well said to be the speech of angels. SENIORS CAROLYN RICE WALLIS . . . Lihue, Kauai, Ha- waii . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Treasurerg Jet Maskersg Secretarial Scienceg Welcoming Committee . . . Variety's the very spice of lifeg that gives it all its flavour. IU' lsr' far W 1 L. A MARIA LoU1sE WATSON . . . Biloxi, Mississippi . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Coast Club . . . Mingle a little folly with your wisdom. SENIORS SUSAN WoosLEY . . . Pinckneyville, Illinois . . . Al ha Si ma Romance Language . . . Delta p g 5 Politeness goes far, yet costs nothing. JERRY WEAR . . . Opelika, Alabama . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Judiciary Board, Secretary, Ro- mance Languageg Welcoming Committee . . . A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. MARY GREGG CANGEMI . . . Biloxi, Mississippi . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Coast Club . . . The smile that is the praise of the earth. xq f' Q I we 2 l LYN COWAN . . . Amarillo, Texas . . . Senior Class Vice-President: Sigma Psi lotag Hostess Committee, Chairmang Romance Language Clubg Welcoming Committee . . . She opened her heart and took us in. A Hit it in the outfield, L.B. Body machanics class?? ' ku: 5-Q49-,lg -.V - ' L , ,M ,r r 1 A Q ' ' a z ' 1 'iirff Its' L-.. ' 42512 .-xx . 11.3 'gg' ' - 1 ' .. ,tgxcm My . ,z,?.,, .5 H .i 1, ' C rf N 31 SN' 'A ' f3 9 ' f- 'W' 4 .. .Y H lbZ.lUi-'Zvi' H ' J, .f ,,. . r Q N 1 '. 1 ,uh gg' L Q 'N moms , f L jpfxiii QC? V Y, k , if 'j J' ll Sherry, please ---! What do you mean, we're not having fried chicken? Cn? Class of W iw.. .an- Qi V4 av -w 4' ww? qi. -'Jw' . mega . .-, If 60 vi bffg, 'nf X1 4 . im, Q 9- 1 ' sq Q,. LH P' .1 -s .n 'o L- 14' 'f I J 'Q as 5-af K .v-Liu' . L.. 1 61 JO I an v K -46141 ' g .P 1 1- fl x W, , fn 4. ,lfmv . ,qw 1 Q Nag: 15 i, f ' .' Ns 2' W, ng Y Vg' 1 , ff . 5 tr M, 1 A .Mk :V ,gg V .wb .,,, fi'fX:5'x ,QW AQ 1 IIA.-fs .ici-USHIAM ff li IU 101: CLASS CJFFICERS SHARON SNEED Vice-President A ' ,MA I Q V3 WW w iv RANDY JONES President nduhm lx ANNE BERRYMAN CINDY WINTERNUTE Secretary Treasurer Miss GAYLE CLAPP Miss LUCY CAMPBELL Sponsors Y Q 1 Sl- 2 I 5 6 L .mgg ,JI , QS, 2, Q zvfif- M V 1 X1 4 4 jiw, au . l x ' 5 ,- Lg1..? .1 , 1 3 A rg., 4 ,, ,4,'f,.H mil . Y A QQ, ,,X-wg.: . Nw . 1? -. ?f'?Lyf.Mf?',q'.1Q W-iiifr' A 'X 1. -- Vw : .. '1 . ' 3. :ELF ' s -8 jr 3?- x 1 'ul 1 SNA' ,'1..f-5 '50 , , x ,,.-.Yr 'I' i J' 4 I W' 1 i . A i I X ll' lyk . f-A 1 A ' '1-'N N: E' 5 'Q' 1 tilxif' lx X 1 UNIORS ' JANE ALLEN . . . Bremen, Georgia . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Bit and Spur Club, Secretaryg Jet Maskers. CHARLOTTE ANDERSON . . . Monticello, Arkansas . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Romance Language Clubg SEA GULL Staff, Literary Editor. CHRISTI ANGELO . . . Boonville, Missouri . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Jet Maskersg Romance Language. CARoN APPLIN . . . Arlington, Virginia . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Glee Club, Historian. Bosal ARNOLD . . . Birmingham, Alabama . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Dance Leagueg Dining Room Committeeg Jet Maskersg Romance Language Club, Vice-Presidentg Secretarial Science Clubg Welcoming Committee. SANDRA BALCOM . . . Mexico City, Mexico . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Jet Maskersg Romance Language Club. 2 DONNA BAY . . .Leawood, Kansas . . . Delta Alpha Sigma. KITTY BENNETT . . . Mayfield, Kentucky . . , Sigma Psi Iota. ANNE PORTER BERRYMAN . . . Ashland, Kansas . . . Junior Class Secretaryg Sigma Psi Iota, Treasurerg Fashion Show Modelg Glee Club, Librariang Jet Maskers: Romance Language Club, Vice-President. JILL BOGART . . . Tulsa, Oklahoma . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Aquettesg Jet Maskers. SANDRA BOWMAN . . . Winter Park, Florida . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Fashion Show Modelg Practical Arts Club, Secretary. Vicki BRADFORD . . . Paris, Kentucky . . . Bit and Spur Clubg Fashion Show Modelg Jet Maskersg Tammy Howl Staff, Scholarship Editorg Delta Alpha Sigma. IU IORS 1 JULIA BROWNELL . . . Kingsport, Tennessee . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Practical Arts Club, Samovar Club. EDNA BRYANT . . . Gulfport, Mississippi . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Bit and Spur Club, Coast Club. LUCILE BUBENZER . . . Bunkie, Louisiana . . . Delta Chi Sigma. 2 NANCY Jo BURNS . . . Midlothian, Illinois . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Aquettesg Glee Club. SHARON KAY BUTZ . . . Houston, Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Romance Languageg Samovar Club. JACKIE CALHOUN . . . Owensboro, Kentucky . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Jet Maskers. 3 DELORES CARLSON . . . Wilmette, Illinois . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Bulletin Board Committee. CAY CLARK . . . Dallas, Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Fashion Show Modelg Glee Clubg Jet Maskers. JOYCE CLEMENT . . . Greenville, Alabama . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Glee Club, Jet Maskersg Romance Language Club. 4 CAROL ANNE COAKLEY . . . Winchester, Massachusetts . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Jet Maskers. CINDY CORNISH . . . Oklahoma City, Oklahoma . . . Delta Alpha Sigma. SHERRY Cousms . . . Tulsa, Oklahoma . . . Delta Alpha Sigma. by 9:4 l as, Sy , , 4 . 'Nz Ji X 'asv Xi? if N , 'QV if f xg 64 issui- 4 vEQu,:aJ - iii' A 1 5 Q l 5 l 4 ' 3 Q Q N ,Q B-L Y Q52 0 . X xr' I A zo U IORS ,,.,,- ' 'i lv av ar- -.1 T 'X-r it 2 x bla li x 5 I . ,fr 1 1 ,lf ' I f . ' lbw ' V. H ,AA is g is mf -V - .I ,. J 'A I '. ,,- A t vm- Aj a 1 A In -rv KN 'N ' Q ,f -A W 0 M .....,, -2'-7 .l'..- ,HVN J 'T-7 A 1. W' Q R ' . . ' I l ii' 1 , . ,mf M f W if., .1 N L.. , ,, i X 1 PAT CRAIN . . . Vienna, Illinois . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Glee Clubg Student Council. LYNDA ELIZABETH CRULL . . . Geneva, Illinois . . . Delta Chi Sigrnag Bit and Spur Club, Treasurerg Jet Maskersg Romance Language Clubg Samovar Club. THERESA CUNNINGHAM . . . Yorktown, Virginia . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Practical Arts Club. LUCILLE LoU1sE DANIELS . . .-Handsboro, Mississippi . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Coast Clubg Practical Arts Clubg Wel- coming Committee. DIANE DAVIDSON . . . Decherd, Tennessee . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Glee Clubg Student Council. NANCY LYNN DAVIS . . . Boerne, Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Glee Clubg Practical Arts Clubg Samovar Club. 2 LYNN DEMENT . . . Kenton, Tennessee . . . Delta Chi Sigma. GRACIELA DE SEDAS . . . Panama, Republic of Panama . . . Sigma Psi Iota. DELORES DICKEY . . . Cullman, Alabama . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Dance Leagueg Practical Arts Clubg Samovar Club. SUSANNA ELAINE DILLMAN . . . Lac du Flambeau, Wis- consin . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Aquettesg Jet Maskersg Ro- mance Language Club. ELINORE FRANCES ECKERT . . . Homeworth, Ohio . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Bit and Spur Clubg Secretarial Science Club. MARGENE ENGMAN . . . Atlanta, Georgia . . . Sigma Psi ' Iotag Fashion Show Modelg Glee Clubg Samovar Club. l ICRS 1 MARTHA FALT . . . Huntsville, Alabama . . . Sigma Psi Iota, A. A. Board, Dance League, Fashion Show Model. SUSAN MARIE FooTE . . . Durant, Oklahoma . . . Delta Chi Sigmag A. A. Board, Glee Clubg Jet Maskers. BETSY FRANK . . . Paris, Kentucky . . . Delta Alpha Sig- mag Romance Language Club. 2 VICKI FRY . . . Indianapolis, Indiana . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Fashion Show Modelg Hostess Cornmitteeg Jet Mask- ersg Judiciary Board. PATRICIA ELAINE FULMER . . . Savannah, Georgia . . . Sig- ma Psi Iotag Fashion Show Modelg Secretarial Science Club. JANET GARNER . . . Shelbyville, Kentucky . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Jet Maskersg Romance Language Club. 3 LINDA GODWIN . . . Morristown, Tennessee . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Jet Maskersg Romance Language. RUTH ANN GREEN . . . Gallatin, Tennessee . . . Delta Al- pha Sigma. SARA BoYcE GREEN . . . Mer Rouge, Louisiana . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Jet Maskers. 4 JANE GRIDER . . . Winder, Georgia . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Bit and Spur Clubg Jet Maskersg Samovar Club. LINDA KAY GRUBB . . . Louisville, Kentucky . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Romance Language Club. JEANNE CROCKETT GUYNN . . . Covington, Virginia . . . Delta Alpha Sigma. 'Q if Y ,Wim I I S if ,, X 1 A Sk i t S? f 3. , X ' K IU 10115 3' L 'X fs 'Ql- T7 '-H:'W Y 1:- :, ff' 1 PAULA GWIN . . . Jasper, Alabama . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Practical Arts Clubg Samovar Club. SHERYL KAY HARPE . . . Dawson, Georgia . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Dance Leagueg Jet Maskers. i BARBARA HERMAN . . . Jackson, Mississippi . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Glee Clubg Jet Maskers. BONNIE I-IUFFMAN . . . Dayton, Ohio . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Dance Leagueg Jet Maskers. CAROL JOHNSON . . . Crossett, Arkansas . . . Delta Alpha Sigrnag Jet Maskersg Practical Arts Club. ROSEMARY JOHNSON . . . Gainesville, Florida . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Dance Leagueg Jet Maskersg Practical Arts Club. It N- 'K C-ar gl ,, 3 'iff X 1 2 RANDY JONES . . . Scottsdale, Arizona . . . Junior Class Presidentg Delta Chi Sigmag Student Council. KAREN KEITER . . . Dayton, Ohio . . . Delta Alpha Sigma. ANNA CAROLYN KIGHT . . . Cordele, Georgia . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Fashion Show Modelg Welcoming Commit- tee. LUCIE STULL KING . . . Bristol, Tennessee . . . Delta Chi Sigmag A. A. Board, Secretaryg Fashion Show Modelg Hostess Committeeg Jet Maskersg Secretarial Science. NANCY ELIZABETH KING . . . Kirksville, Missouri . . . Del- ta Chi Sigmag Jet Maskersg Samovar Club. MARSHA KRANER . . . Houston, Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Jet Maskers. IUNIORS 1 SARAH KAY LACY . . . Meridian, Mississippi . . . Delta Chi Sigma. BEVERLY LAMBERT . . . La Jolla, California . . . Sigma Psi Iota. SANDRA LANDES . . . Peru, Indiana . . . Delta Alpha Sig- mag Glee Club, Romance Language Clubg Secretarial Science Club. 2 KATHY LEWIS . . . Tallahassee, Florida . . . Delta Alpha Sigma. PENNY LINDENBERG . . . Bexley, Ohio . . . Delta Chi Sigma. SUE CAREY LiNnHoLM . . . Wilmette, Illinois . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Judiciary Board. 3 BETSY LINES . . . Quincy, Florida . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Bit and Spur Club, Vice-President. MARY ELIZABETH LowRY . . . Montgomery, Alabama . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Jet Maskersg Samovar Club, Sec- retarial Science Clubg Social Committee. CONNIE MCCONNEL . . . Fort Worth, Texas . . . Delta Al- pha Sigmag Aquettesg Bit and Spur Club, Practical Arts Club. 4 BEVERLY MA1o . . . Corning, New York . . . Sigma Psi Iota. GAY MASSENGILL . . . Terrell, Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Samovar Club. ANITA MAXWELL . . . Oak Park, Illinois . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Glee Club, JU IORS W-, ,A . si-ff : av, C . Y. V4 . .f -ll 'YN AQ' . ' A f . Wlllii -Q:. 7 'g..f -Q A I I T' 'EV A 53 I f 51 f if x A , X GJ 1 A ,gr Q: , 'E . sr ,l j - R f. . 1 v ii ,Sr N' 'N il I all i A X : if L I 1 SUSAN MIDDLETON . . . Athens, Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Jet Maskers. PI-IYLLIS MILAM . . . Chelsea, Oklahoma . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Aquettesg Glee Club. LUCILLE MOODY . . . Gulfport, Mississippi . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Coast Club. MARY FRANCES MooRE . . . San Diego, California . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Jet Maskers. LESLIE JANE MORRIS . . . Tallahassee, Florida . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Glee Club, Secretarial Science Club. JULIE MYERS . . . Joplin, Missouri . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Jet Maskersg Samovar Clubg SEA GULL Staff. sl l 2 FRANCES NACHMAN . . . Greenville, South Carolina . . Delta Chi Sigmag Jet Maskersg Samovar Club. NAN NEWBERRY . . . Newton, Georgia . . . Sigma Psi Iota. ANNE NICHOLS . . . Biloxi, Mississippi . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Bit and Spur Club, Fashion Show Model, Glee Club, Jet Maskersg Romance Language Clubg Samovar Club. NoRMA NICHOLSON . . . Decherd, Tennessee . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Jet Maskers. JENNY WREN NUNN . . . Ripley, Tennessee . . . Delta Al- pha Sigrnag Bit and Spur Clubg Jet Maskers. BARBARA ANN PACKARD . . . Kerrville, Texas . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Aquettes, Secretary, Romance Language Club, SEA GULL Staff, Club Editor, Student Council, Junior Class Representative. i ,J Q.-5 .ssv 'Q- JU 1oRs 1 JAN PARCUS . . . Marlin, Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Glee Club, Jet Maskers, Secretarial Science Club. ANNE RENEE PARIS . . . Fort Worth, Texas . . . Delta Al- pha Sigma, Aquettes, Glee Club, Jet Maskers. SUsAN PEARSON . . . Monahans, Texas . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Jet Maskers. 2 MARGARET PERNALETE . . . Oklahoma City, Oklahoma . . . Sigma Psi Iota. PATRICIA MARIE PETERSON . . . West Chicago, Illinois . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Jet Maskers, Practical Arts Club, Samovar Club. PAM RAKESTRAW . . . Bay City, Texas . . . Delta Chi Sig- ma, Dance League. 3 Jo RIDDLE . . . Malden, Missouri . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Dance League, Jet Maskersg Practical Arts Club, Ro- mance Language Club, Samovar Club. HARRIET ROGERS . . . Rome, Georgia . . . Sigma Psi Iota. RICKI ROGERS . . . Pascagoula, Mississippi . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Dance League, Fashion Show Model, Jet Maskers, Romance Language Club, Secretarial Science Club. 4 DOROTHY SCHERMER . . . Fairhope, Alabama . . . Delta Alpha Sigma. KAREN ANN SCHWAB . . . Louisville, Kentucky . . . Delta Alpha Sigma: Aquettes, Practical Arts Club. JUUY S1-IAEER . . . Atlanta, Georgia . . . Delta Alpha Sig- ma, Jet Maskers. 'Nav' N 'ff' 'Lf Y,,,r,N 'sd' ha-J IU 10115 A-is 71? hw I -sb 5,5 eff fit' Q K . 1 ALYCE JEANNE SHEFFER . . . Riverside, Illinois . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Fashion Show Model, Glee Club, Jet Maskers, Samovar Club. KATHY Sl-IEPPARD . . . Tarkio, Missouri . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Bit and Spur Club, Glee Club. SHARON SNEED . . . Conway, Arkansas . . . Junior Class Vice-President, Delta Chi Sigma, Secretary, Bit and Spur Club, Bulletin Board Committee, Co-chairman, Fashion Show Model, Jet Maskers, Romance Language Club, Samovar Club, Vice-President, SEA GULL Staff, Associate Editor, Student Council, Welcoming Com- mittee. CARYN STANG . . . DeLand, Florida . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Glee Club, Jet Maskers, Practical Arts Club, Samovar Club. PAM STEWART . . . Bessemer, Alabama . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Dance League, Fashion Show Model, Jet Maskers. SALLY ANN STIELER . . . San Antonio, Texas . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Jet Maskers, Romance Language Club, Practical Arts Club. 71 his 'af P '--an 2 ANN STOCKTON . . . Prairie Village, Kansas . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Fashion Show Model, Glee Club, Jet Maskers. SUZANNE STONE . . . Fort Scott, Kansas . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Glee Club. JILL ANN STOTT . . . Oak Park, Illinois . . . Delta Chi Sig- ma, Bit and Spur Club, Glee Club. SHERRY STUART . . . Aledo, Texas . . . Junior Class Sports Manager, Delta Chi Sigma, A. A. Board, Dance League, Jet Maskers. MARY Junrm TAYLOR . . . Meridian, Mississippi . . Delta Chi Sigma. PENNY TERRY . . . Danville, Indiana . . . Delta Chi Sig- ma, A. A. Board, Vice-President, Judiciary Board. '13 'ai JU IDRS 1 SANDEE Tnvico . . . Dearborn, Michigan . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Bulletin Board Committee. BETTY EVELYN TRASK . . . Bartow, Florida . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Jet Maskersg Secretarial Science Club. JUDIIVAIL . . . Pampa, Texas . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Dance Leagueg Jet Maskersg Romance Language Clubg Samovar Club. 2 PEGGY VANN . . . Camila, Georgia . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Dining Room Committee, Jet Maskersg Secretarial Sci- ence Club. DIANE WEBSTER . . . Gulfport, Mississippi . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Coast Clubg Secretarial Science Club. ANNE WEIGEL . . . Springfield, Missouri . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Romance Language Club. 3 JUDY WELDEN . . . Memphis, Tennessee . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Fashion Show Model, Jet Maskers. LUCY WELLS . . . Atlanta, Georgia . . . Delta Alpha Sig- mag Romance Language Club, Samovar Club. LINDA WEST . . . Georgetown, Kentucky . . . Sigma Psi Iota. 4 MALLORY ANNE WHITE . . . Kansas City, Missouri . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Vice-President, A. A. Board, Fashion Show Model, Jet Maskersg Romance Languageg SEA GULL Staff, Sports Editor, Student Council, Treasurer, Welcoming Committee. MARION L. WHITTEN . . . Oklahoma City, Oklahoma . . . Sigma Psi Iota. SUZANNE WILLIAMS . . . Ashland, Kentucky . . . Delta Al- pha Sigrnag Romance Language Club. JU 10115 V if if , . Q 'Jflsgf AW , sg fm, ' 4 . V' 1' , W tl , . 'g K Y . .- 1 1 Y I V s '4 it ,g, Q 'f ' ' -1- fi 'Qi 4, K ,' R -it if ' I BCL-gf'gf1 Qfk lw r f, ,La 1. f . '4 9 C in aff? M I 'NA' Q: ,LY Z, ig g . x, I ' Q Es, 1 2 CINDY WHWTERMUTE . . . La Grange, Illinois . . . Junior Class Treasurer, Delta Chi Sigmag Glee Club, Historian. Louisa WOMACK . . . Gallatin, Tennessee . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Glee Clubg Jet Maskersg Romance Language Club. Donon-iv RUTH Wmci-ir . . . Bristol, Virginia . . . Delta Chi Sigma. LINDA Luci-1 ZACHMAN . . . Danville, Kentucky . . . Delta Chi Sigma. Louisa BURMAN . . . Gulfport, Mississippi . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Coast Club. FRANCES HUNTER DYK1-:s . . . Americus, Georgia . . . Delta Alpha Sigma. NANCY NAFP . . . Gainesboro, Tennessee . . . Sigma Psi Iota. SUSAN ELIZABETH Rooms . . . El Paso, Texas . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Secretarial Science Club. h We know what you wlshed for, Sherry T-Toad, is Bert coming tonight? COLLEGE SNAPS Saturday mght rush hour -a . . Xgiffmal 4' sq v 1 Birthday party for Mama Bill T I Follow the NATURAL lip line WN fl lj' 1 K Q l VY 'x 2 6 wb' How're things going, Renee? Off to the woods r E... .Xi 'W L22., . Y A Last resort from MQMNQ Trick or Treat Juniors? Suzanne, where is your curiosity? 76 'Fa Yi- href: '-,,., I sq . J,-.3 . get A. 4- 4 -Y. K. ii.. gg,-:bg ia-. :P'?- V M .. VZ ?' an 4 J f -fr 5 . 5 E IP , 1 0h-h-h- HIGHER, HIGHER, Penny BABY FACE-cutest little BABY face ALM K v .Y , Rebel from Nebraska?'? A . -1 w iw., ' mf x , 1 f ' 7? yi' iii I 5 , be 5 a- 2' ll ee!! ll il 'Ai ll M Q A Jf ia7A S C40 ol 45463132 78 xx ' 7 z- U- n fr ' N J .+e4 7.d,j -1 , H . ,X . . - ...'-.4-...A 'gf' HIGH SCHOOL OFFICERS LILY VON SAURMA Vice-President HOPE MCCROSKEY President I 3 5 1 Q . . V A ' 51 OZ .-.. . 55 few 1' Aw' V A ' X . ww' ,gr . ,- 1' 4 4 .L i ,millis- HHS LAUREN DRAIKE ELAINE KOLMAN Secretary Treasurer Miss RUTH Scl-IREIBER Sponsor 80 ,Af JUDY ASHBURN . . . Huntsville, Alabama . . . Dance Leagueg Romance Language: Delta A1- pha Sigmag l'Pass the rolls. Ambition: To get into Auburn or bust. SOPHOMORES INDIA BENTON . . . Colbert, Georgia . . . Bit and Spurg Romance Languageg Delta Alpha Sig- mag Hey, y'allf' Ambition: To be 5'3?fCzi' tall. F AIN 'id' SALLY BARKER . . . Joplin, Missouri . . . Jet Maskersg Delta Chi Sigmag Hey, babe. Am- bition: To go to Germany. ISABEL CAMPBELL . . . Decatur, Georgia . . . Dance Leagueg Romance Languageg Sigma Psi Iotag But you don't understand. .Ambi- tion: To accept life as it is. 81 L 'ii in-'N DOLLY CUEVAS . . . Houston, Texas . . . Dance Leagueg Glee Club, Sigma Psi Iotag How gross. Ambition: To be a nurse. SOPHOMORES S1-many COHN . . . Tuskegee, Alabama . . . Beta Club, Treasurerg Dining Room Committeeg Jet Maskersg Romance Languageg Student Council, Delta Alpha Sigmag I've just got so much to dof' Ambition: To marry an R. J. 'Mt Niv- fe, W- YN eff'-wa -.-Q: A li N- LAUREN DRAKE . . . Shreveport, Louisiana . . . Secretary of High School, Dance Leagueg Jet Maskersg Romance Languageg Secretarial Sci- enceg Delta Alpha Sigrnag Momma Phillips, it wasn't me. Ambition: To have long hair and be skinny. MAURA Coox . . . Pass Christian, Mississippi . . . Coast Clubg Sigma Psi Iotag That bugs me. Ambition: To have an ambition. 82. J? V il ,ff , , 1 V - 1 .. 1' , RW' 1' S ,. ' is . , A 'AW l N45-A4 MARY ELLA FINLEY . . . Georgetown, Ken- tucky . . . Jet Maskersg Judiciary Boardg Ro- ance Lan ua e' SEA GULL Staff' Delta Alpha m g 3 I . ' . ,, Sigma, Chapling I canlt wait 'til summer. Ambition: To be nineteen. LINDA ELLEN GETMAN . . . Mahomet, Illinois . . . Aquettes, Presidentg Beta Clubg Jet Maskersg Romance Languageg Fashion Modelg Delta Chi Sigmag I'll be ready in a minute. Ambition: To go to the U. of I. 83 MARGARET ELLIS . . . Pass Christian, Mississippi . . . Coast Clubg Romance Languageg Secre- tarial Scienceg Sigma Psi Iota. Let's cut to- day. Ambition: To go to L.S.U, SGPHOMORES VICTORIA DIANE FULMER . . . Savannah, Geor- gia . . . High School Chaplaing Dance Leagueg Hostess Committeeg Jet Maskersg Practical Arts Clubg Romance Languageg Secretarial Scienceg Fashion Modelg Delta Alpha Sigmag 'Tm not fat. Ambition: To marry a million- aire. ' fin' ,L -L fi . in- P1-IYLLIS GUEST . . . Pass Christian, Mississippi . . . Aquettesg A. A. Boardg Coast Clubg Ro- mance Languageg Sigma Psi Iotag Do you ever think I'll get this in on time? Ambition: To be a Chm-hml medical technologist. SGPHO CRES JOAN GILMORE . . . Mexico City, Mexico . . . A. A. Boardg Jet Maskersg Romance Languageg Secretarial Scienceg Delta Alpha Sigmag Don't sweat it. Ambition: To marry Pepe. JM... p 5 13355 2.51.1 , : . il A GINA L. HANSEN . . . McKenzie, Tennessee . . . Aquettesg Jet Maskersg Fashion Modelg Delta Alpha Sigmag C'est la vie. Ambition: To get somewhere. MARY CHRISTINE GRACE . . . Bardwell, Ken- tucky . . . Beta Club, Presidentg Jet Maskers, Vice-Presidentg Judiciary Boardg Romance Languageg Secretarial Scienceg Delta Alpha Sigma, Secretaryg Have you heard about my operations? Ambition: To go to Paris. 84 'uv 1955, SUZY HARDWICK . . . Martinsville, Indiana . . . High School Sergeant-at-armsg A. A. Board, Treasurerg Bulletin Board Committee: Jet Maskers, Recording Secretary: SEA GUIL Staffg Welcoming Committeeg Delta Chi Sigma: O.K., who took my glasses? Ambition: To wear wooden shoes. SOPHO ORES LINDA MARIA HAYS . . . Pensacola, Florida . , Delta Alpha Sigmag He never writes. Am bition: To retire on my own horse farm. fU3v A-'X 4 4 'i- . , PAM HAWORTH . . . Jefferson, Texas . . . Bit and Spur Clubg Glee Clubg Jet Maskersg Delta Al- pha Sigmag There were these two seagullsf' Ambition: To drive a red Monza on campus. SUSAN JAMES . . . Lexington, Kentucky . . . Jet Maskersg Sigma Psi Iotag Funniest thing about that. Ambition: To be a P. E. teacher. 1- Nu' '1, 5 V L ANN H. KING . . . Avon Park, F1orida...Jet Maskersg Romance Language: Delta Chi Sig- m Where's in bubble um? Ambition: SGPHC ORES JEANNE JOHNSON . . . Amarillo, Texas . . . Jet Maskers: Delta Chi Sigma: I like anything with a little bit of French in it. Ambition: To marry a Yankee. A is t I, D -x.. g PAMELA LYNN KNIGHT . . . Gonzales, Texas . . . Delta Chi Sigma: Wah! Ambition: To trap a med student at S.M.U. NANCY Ki-:ENE . . . Mesa, Arizona . . . Bit and Spur Club: Glee Club: Jet Maskersg Delta.Chi Sigma: I'11 do it in the morning. Ambition: To have a horse farm. 86 Ex if 4-g.-j? L ' .f f . , E.- 4-4-1' 3 Q 4 ' vu. -ig! . f li -af A- Wifi? ' ' vt gy fav .gyda ', th: . , .. .9 Y, ff. , . ,f ., , ' '41 5 ff. HOPE MCCROSKEY . . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . High School Presidentg Delta Alpha Sigma Dance Leagueg Dining Room Committeeg Stu- dent Council Re resentative' Judiciar Board P , Y , Romance Languageg Secretarial Scienceg Wel- coming Committeeg It's just nasty. Ambi- tion: To be a T.V.C. BETH PERKINS . . . Bryan, Texas . . . Delta Al- pha Sigrnag Glee Clubg Jet Maskersg Secre- tarial Scienceg Penny-who'5 she? Ambitiong To get off campus! ELAINE KOLMAN . . . Miami Beach, Florida . . . High School Treasurer: Sigma Psi Iota: Aquettesg Beta Club, Vice-President: Ro- mance Languageg SEA GULL Staff, Assistant Literary Editorg I don't lie. Ambition: To be honest. SOPHOMORES LAURA MANN Ni-:wal-:RRY . . . Dallas, Texas . . Sigma Psi Iotag Jet Maskersg Secretarial Sci enceg Tell me what Buddy said? Ambition Never to have a problem. 'id-9' -4-a:..:e-pn' A f'- -.41 -. A TALLULA1-I ANN SMITH . . . Athens, Alabama . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Romance Languageg Y,a11 come on. Ambition: To live life as one con- SOPHG ORES ELIZABETH SCHNEIDER . . . Loudonville, Ohio . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Glee Clubg Such is 1ife.', Ambition: To play the piano: p 'Nw GINGER SNUGGS . . . Kingsport, Tennessee . . Sigma Psi Iotag Bit and Spur Clubg Rea1ly? Ambition: To be an M.D. BENAY SCHRENZEL . . . Bloomington, Illinois . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Come on, you guys. Am- bition: To break 1000 hearts before she's 21. 88 1 Sf' 4, y' ELAINE SULLIVAN . . . Frostproof, Florida. . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Jet Maskersg Real1y? Ambition: To be a secretary. SOPHOMORES PruscrLLA Trrus . . . Joplin, Missouri . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Jet Maskersg Got to get this room cleaned up. Ambition: To have a per- manent sign-out pass for breakfast. A ,DlkQ its Kang MATILDA WEST THOMPSON . . . DeRidder, Louisi- ana . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Aquettesg Jet Mask- ersg Secretarial Scienceg Let me tell ya. Am- bition: To have long Howing locks for a French-twist hairdo. C1-x'r:Rn-: To1viLrNsoN . . . Fredericksburg, Texas . . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Glee Clubg I've got to start studying sometime. Ambition: To have will power. 39 1 5 ' L. it L. LUCINDA WHITE . . . Troy, Alabama . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Beta Clubg Hostess Committeeg Romance Languageg Well, I can't help it. Ambition: To make the right decision. SOPHUMORES CAROLE VANDERGRIFT . . . Maracaibo, Venezuela . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Aquettesg Jet Maskersg Hey y'al1. Ambition: To travel. , , 4-..,,,.f x AUGUSTA WOLFE . . . Pass Christian, Mississippi . . . Delta Chi Sigmag A. A. Board, Tennis Managerg Coast Club, Secretary-Treasurerg How 'bout that? Ambition: To graduate. LILY VON SAURMA . . . Huntsville, Alabama . . . High School Vice-Presidentg Delta Chi Sigmag Beta Club, Chaplaing Romance Language, Treasurerg Dress Regulations Committeeg I'll do it tomorrow. Ambition: To marry an am- bassador. 90 'vu-H X 43,3 f . ge ELAINE WOOTEN . . . Pass Christian, Mississippi . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Coast Clubg Are you all playing bridge today? Ambition: To go to Ole Miss. SGPHO ORES SUSIE BANKER . . . Frederick, Oklahoma Sigma Psi Iota. A A , S A- Q ,. , 'Sm Q 3' - It W, sr A . W- x , ..,:i...5i.'Ln.,. MARTHA YADON . . . Fort Worth, Texas . . . Delta Chi Sigmag My name is Martha. Ambition: To get off campus. l 91 fav-A -QUN ,QS-, av X N4g.-,A S.. FRESHMEN Q' X151-x 1 LINDA KAYE ALLEN . . . Roswell, New Mexico . . . Sigma Psi Iota, A. A. Board, Jet Maskers, Romance Lan- guage, Secretarial Science, Fashion Model. LINDA RAE ALLEN . . . Dunedin, Florida . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Glee Club, Jet Maskersg Samovar Club, Fashion Model. NANCY ARCHER . . . Long Beach, Mississippi . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Coast Club, Dance League, Jet Maskers, Romance Language, 'SEA GULL Staff, Assistant Advertising Man- ager. MARY JANE BARRETT . . . Brownfield, Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Aquettes, Dance League, Fashion Model. SUSAN BENNETT . . . Kingston, Jamaica . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Dance League, Jet Maskers, Romance Lan- guage, Samovar Club, Fashion Model. VIVIAN BLACKLEDGE . . . Saucier, Mississippi . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Bit and Spur Club, Romance Language. x, W5 5 -we 2 DALE BRACKIN . . . Bardwell, Kentucky . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Aquettes, Beta Club. LAURIE BUBB . . . Topeka, Kansas . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Dance League, Jet Maskers, Romance Language. GINGER CARROLL . . . Hurtsboro, Alabama . . . Delta Al- pha Sigma, Beta Club, Dance League. SUE COLEY . . . Columbus, Georgia . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Practical Arts Club, Romance Language. JANINE Cox . . . Fort Myers, Florida . . . Delta Chi Sig- ma, Aquettes, Jet Maskers, Student Council, Fresh- man Representative, Cheerleading, Fashion Model. ELLEN ZANN ENGEL . . . Birmingham, Alabama . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Dance League, Jet Maskers, Romance Language, Fashion Model. FRESHME 1 DIANE FINERAN . . . New Orleans, Louisiana . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Aquettes, Jet Maskers. SYLVIA FINMAN . . . Pensacola, Florida . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Practical Arts Club, Romance Language. ALIDA V. FOSTER . . . New Orleans, Louisiana . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Bit and Spur Club. :e at . CATHERINE FULMER . . . Savannah, Georgia . . . Delta ii ' 7' Alpha Sigma, Jet Maskers. Qui 'in . . . . . . YQ? - GAIL GARDNER . . . Natchez, Mississippi . . . Sigma Psi V E f Iota, Bit and Spur Club, Glee Club. I- I CINDY GEHLE . . . Mexico City, Mexico . . . Delta Chi I f Sigma. ,f P KN. 5 gi. 3 g' M gm , JAN G0nBoI.n . . . Marfa, Texas . . . Dance League, Ro- ? ' 'g mance Language. '-..3 A J.....0 1 JANE HACKNEY . . . Brownfield, Texas . . . Delta Alpha V, Sigma, Jet Maskers, Romance Language. ANN JENKINS . . . New Orleans, Louisiana . . . Sigma Psi Iota. 4 LAUREN KELLEY . . . Cairo, Georgia . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Aquettes, Jet Maskers. DONNA LAWLER . . . Tyler, Texas . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Jet Maskers, Samovar Club, Fashion Model. KAY LITTLE . . . Ocilla, Georgia . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Dance League, Romance Language. FRESHME 1 MARGARET ANN LoEscH . . . Pass Christian, Mississippi . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Coast Club, Glee Clubg Romance Language. JUDY KAY LONG . . . Clearwater, Florida . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Aquettesg Bit and Spur Club, Glee Club, Jet Maskersg Cheerleading. CANDY LYNCH . . . Biloxi, Mississippi . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag A. A. Board. MAD!-:LINE MANN . . . Opelika, Alabama . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Romance Language. SANDRA MARLER . . . Corpus Christi, Texas . . . Delta Al- pha Sigma. DIANE NAETER . . . Cape Girardeau, Missouri . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Aquettesg Jet Maskersg Practical Arts Club. Q1 lj I 5 ,ik in ' s frm... sg ,r 'ly X 'wr 2 KAY SAUTER . . . Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Jet Maskers. SUSAN JAN SHIRLEY . . . Mexico City, Mexico . . . Delta Alpha Siginag Freshman Sports Managerg A. A. Boardg Bit and Spur Club. SANDRA SORTH . . . Mexico City, Mexico . . . Sigma Psi Iota. SALLEY TUCKER STUBBLEFIELD . . . Owensboro, Kentucky . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Dance Leagueg Jet Maskers. PAT SUTTLES . . . Ann Arbor, Michigan . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Aquettesg Jet Maskersg Samovar Club. NANCY TAYLOR . . . Dallas, Texas . . . Delta Chi Sigma. 5 'Aw ...Af FRESHME 1 PAULA TILLER . . . Wichita, Kansas . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Glee Clubg Romance Languageg Fashion Model. KAREN UNDERWOOD . . . Mexico City, Mexico . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Jet Maskers. IBBY WYKER . . . Decatur, Alabama . . . Delta Alpha Sig- mag Dance League. 2 47'-N '4 'h CAY YOUNG . . . Athens, Georgia . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Dance Leagueg Jet Maskersg Fashion Model. TRUDY Zwicx . . . Houston, Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Jet Maskers. JAN RIDDLE . . . Malden, Missouri . . . Delta Chi Sigma. r , , 'fcq-.W-'ff - - V-5,,,,,.:: , , ww .ff , 4 3 , 94 f '91 l X , x. ,:. , V, , I yy, GWI4. 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These are the characteristics for which the girls who pass through the Gateway of Beauty will be remembered, for physical beauty passes with time, but the beauties of personality remain. ip 99 N '7' , .. . -. s lu 4 l KX gun-5 5 fm.--ffl Q, My ix Standing: Diane Fulmer, Diane Baker, Henrianne Dor- sey, Anna Royer, Mary Elinor Nailling, Virginia Klinke, Linda Beth Jones, Sandra King, Henrietta Dierks. Seated: Susan Clark, Tade Lampley, Jane Engel, Janet Hardwick. W Q , 4 . F' , r v .4 , 2 Q, . . 'ivggafl Q ' ' 5 X fs M l ,' 1- ati? 'KQ' 'inf ' I N -1 P vlfflw 11 X-,'a,.'f . , u . . x 5 .X Q X s CT'-IT' IOI fn. +.QK, ,- we W' ,. L i , . A ' V, ' .fm ' ti' . -v Qs, , ' , X P, .lx A n 34. tl, cr. .' ' x. 9 'iff'-f . K- . A G1 ww 3, 1-.-fu - pw. 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Although we strive for individual development and follow varied interests, personal achievement is not our highest ambition. By cooperating with others in group activities, we discover the reward of sharing a common goal and the value of loyalty, whether our united effort leads to victory or defeat. 109 ,fx X I. Ginny Klinke, Henrianne Dorsey, Dean Simmons, Mal- lory White, Charlotte Gailmard. The Student Council, with the guidance of Dean Simmons, is one of the most active groups on campus. As early as September, the Student Council sponsors the Welcoming Committee, a selected group of returning students whose responsibil- ity is orienting new students to the ways of Gulf Park. In December the members of the Council gave a tea for the administration and the faculty so that all could become better acquainted. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS HENRIANNE DORSEY .t,,A.... ....,. P 'resident VIRGINIA KLINKE , . .. . ,... Vice-President CHARLOTTE GAILMARD . , ,..., Secretary MALLORY WHITE . . . , ,,,., Treasurer Open house was held in February this year. Over one hundred guests, administration, fac- ulty, parents, and towns people, visited the campus. All the guests Visited classrooms, library, and dormitories. Gulf Park's second Parent's Day was delight- ful this year. The Student Council gave a cof- fee for the visiting parents, and Student Coun- cil representatives served as hostesses for the event. They also supervised a talent show and sponsored a father-daughter twist contest. Each week the Council meets with Dean Simmons to discuss student problems and ini- tiate ideas that will improve school relation- ships. They act as a liason group between the administration and the students. The activities of the Student Council encourage leadership, co-operation, and responsibility. Seated: Henrianne Dorsey, Ginny Klinke. Standing: Mallory White, Janine Cox, Charlotte Gailmard, Sher- ry Cohn, Pat Crain, Tade Lampley, Dean Simmons, Di- ane Davidson, Hope lVIcCroskey, Barbara Packard, Ran- dy Jones, Sharon Sneed. Miss Janine Cox, High Schoolg Miss Jerry Wear, Senior Classg Miss Sue Carey Lindholm, Junior Class. Citizenship . . . Responsibility . . . Justice . . . These are the three main purposes for which the Judiciary Board was established. The Board promotes citizenship, helps students assume responsibility, and creates a desire within the Judiciary Board reviews proceedings of meeting 19,1 T.. Cn IUDICIARY BOARD students for justice. It is run by the students themselves and it has the authority to deal with infractions of minor rules. The Judiciary Board is comprised of students, chosen by the student body, and an adult advisor. Nancy. don't be too upset with her 1175 ' Margaret Meyn, Presidentg Charlotte Gailmard, Vice- President, Dean Sadler, sponsor. Efliciency .... Intelligence .... Personality. These words describe the girls belonging to the national scholastic fraternity Phi Theta Kappa. Each member of the fraternity is efficient and dependable in her Work. Her intelligence and character set an example for the entire student body. Alpha Theta is Gulf Park's Phi Theta Kappa chapter. To be a member of this scholastic fraternity a student must be a college student PHI THETA KAPPA OFFICERS MARGARET MEYN .,.... , , . ,,,. .President CHARLOTTE GAILMARD .,.......... Vice-President BETSY BOYD . . . . . . . . , Secretary-Treasurer DEAN SADLER .. . ................ Sponsor in the upper ten percent of her class. She must take at least fifteen college hours, and she must participate in campus activities. The members pledge to promote scholarship, develop char- acter, and cultivate fellowship among students of Gulf Park as well as other junior college students. Phi Theta Kappa, ably sponsored by Dean Sadler, is one of the most respected clubs on campus. BETA CLUB OFFICERS CHRIS GRACE ..,.... .. ,.,.,. ,,., P resident ELAINE KOLMAN . . . Vice-President HOPE MCCROSKEY . . . . . . . Secretary SHERRY COHN ,,,, . . .Treasurer MRS. RAPE , . .. Sponsor I can't believe it! I can't believe it-l'rn in the Beta Club!!, joyously rang through the corridors of Lloyd Hall when the candidates for Gulf Park High School's scholastic honor society were given their bids. To be eligible for Beta Club mem- bership a student must be on Deanls List once, or on Honorable Mention twice, in the first semester, Beta Club members should set an ,E wi' l I .. a , F - -Q ,.' - Standing: Lilly Von Saurma, Elaine Kolman, Hope Mc- Croskey. Seated: Chris Grace. example of and encourage academic achieve- ment in all members of the student body. Club members attend the Annual Beta Club Convention in Jackson, Mississippi. Each year the club adds to the book collection of the school library and sponsors assembly programs for the student body. Under the leadership of Mrs. Rape, the sponsor, and Chris Grace, the president, this year's Beta Club achieved anoth- er iine record. 1 -fix. fd . '90 ' ' J. , ' - .,l, , We FL' ..-s F' '.. - '571? f ..- 5. ' ' ' - f2:7f1.:ff4l'- i f M- 'i :' 4 -B373-Lv'..k B vif4 ,'.. 'IL if 2- U In 45 af' I I K R ' , 6, 4 sy , . v , DELTA ALPHA The Wizard of Delta Alpha Land cast a spell and showed the eager new girls what lay ahead for Delta Alpha Sorority. The Tin Man, the Scarecrow, and Lion found that one must have brains, a heart and courage to be truly happy. The Wizard of Alpha promised Jthe rushees that these qualities are found in Delta Alpha Land. After this successful beginning, the girls were plunged into a whirl of activities. From Rat Dayl' to the glitter of the Tri-Sorority Dance, the rushees collected memories long to be re- membered. II X 2 X5 if jj, A Y, i N 2 l L V 1 1 x l l I 1 i I 1 I X i N P 4 SIGMA OFFICERS SARA HARRIS , , . .,,. A , President HENRIETTA DIERKS , Vice-President CHRIS GRACE . , . . . . . Secretary CAROLYN WALLIS , , A Treasurer MARY ELLA FINLEY Chaplain NANCY PACE LETITIA TALBOT Sergeants-at-arms MISS SHOURDS A . . Sponsor I f' I' J 1 r , la Xxx I YV . ,,.:f.. Mary Ella Finley, Carolyn Wallis, Henrietta Dierks, Sara Harris, Chris Grace, Nancy Pace, Tish Talbot. 4 TT '4 at-3:1 A II I 1 I ,I ,S,m 1 DELTA CHI All the rushees were gladly taken aboard the Delta Chi Dream Cruise on the night of rush parties. The girls sailed their way to Delta Chi Island, an exotic island of music, dancing, na- tives, happiness, and friendship. As their dream cruise came to an end, the rushees awoke to find that the Delta Chi's friendship was no dream. They were all vvelcome to become one of the happy members. Singing and refresh- ments, including seasick pills, added to every- one's fun. Many girls left the Cruise Party to dream hopefully of becoming Delta Chi's. The Y-Hut was the center of activity this year for Delta Chi. Many pleasant memories remain of the fall rush tea, the party, rushing, pledging, rat day, initiation, and other happy times spent together by the members of Delta Chi. I1 l su wi dx 'K Q 4 - -me A. .tl 4- 1. SIGM la EF' Ri lc 5 ' wx OFFICERS JANET HARDWICK , , President MALLORY WHITE Vice-President SHARON SNEED Secretary , SALLY HUNTOON Treasurer MISS MILLSAPS Sponsor Sally Huntoon, Janet Hardwick, Sharon Sneed, Mallory White. M , ly K1 , fx X QW A u F if X . f-,X ,A -'g VKX! T I X W is s f 117 SIGMA PSI Three Sigma Psi Iota astronauts who are known on earth as Mavis Strickland, Carol Lowry, and Sandy Sugarman, blasted off from the Speech Workshop on Sunday, October 21, 1962, in their rocket ship in search for the per- fect planet. During the course of their journey they stopped at many planets. However, none suited the three astronauts, and they continued their travels, until at last they reached the one for which they had been looking. The astro- nauts were welcomed by President Linda Beth Jones and soon learned that hers was a planet abounding in smiles, friendship, and love. The name of the place? Planet Sigma Psi! So went the rush skit of Sigma Psi Iota which began a wonderful year highlighted by the annual Tri-Sorority Dance. II IOT OFFICERS LINDA BETH JONES . .,.,,.,,, , TADE LAMPLEY , , . A . CORNELIA HAMMOND . . ANNE BERRYMAN 4 . GLENDA MOON , . . MISS DUKES A.,. , , President Vice-President E Secretary A .Treasurer . A . . Chaplain , , . Sponsor A . rj Xxx 'M xx' Anne Berryman, Tade Lampley, Linda Beth Jones Cornelia Hammond, Glenda Moon. W . Q v '.' f ' v M-1 'Q wi has ' A ,v . W f..'u , II .1 ' - 'N 'ur -meme m ' .-2-T :P - 'f '. ' ff? W, I H, 1 rv '+ k.1NTf, Q ' 3 !6Y2,,,:i fL ,fag 4: WWW ' Z L M :ej,2'Q,jffgf H ,N ri iff ' X ,V , , Q I -. if ,swf . muh? Pop-pa ooh mau-mau . . APPROVED dates? 17.0 ff ' X ,s .,z M ' .sf- . X 3 J: .L 4 ' ' I 1,4 rv 'fl x, -' ' .V ,, 2, .Q i N K ' f 1 f V X -1,-,.:5. I fc V ,.... .. A, One of Sherrie's many good deeds THE LINE UP Good fairy . . . with 1001 demerits? uv 3 if fav .QA S i'fN mg r 17.1 Most promising young Spring cruise-'63 u KXN ladies ,'. 1 A 5. g X Y fit? Q, Margaret Loesch, Susan Clark, Jackie De Moss, Augusta Wolfe, Margaret Meyn. Day students are found in all of the extra- curricular organizations on campus, but to round out their college life, they also have an organization of their own-the Coast Club. Appropriately named, the club is composed of girls who attend classes at Gulf Park during the day but return every evening to their homes on or near the Coast. On campus the favorite between-class retreat of the club mem- bers is the recently completed Day Student Lounge, where they meet to relax, plan activi- COAST CLUB OFFICERS JACKIE DeMOSS .......,..,..... ...,.... P resident SUSAN CLARK ,......,,... ........ V ice-President AUGUSTA WOLFE ...,..,...... Secretary-Treasurer MARGARET MEYN , .Student Council Representative MARGARET LOESCH ..,.,...... Publicity Chairman DEAN SADLER ..,... ............. S ponso'r ties, and discuss things they would like to see done at Gulf Park. These suggestions are pre- sented through an active Student Council Rep- resentative. This year one of the discussions which became a reality was the club's Christ- mas banquet in the Y-Hut. Everyone enjoyed a delicious fried chicken dinner and entered in- to the holiday party with high spirits. Through these and other activities the Coast Club mem- bers participate fully in campus life. Standing: Dean Sadler, Louise Burman, Susan Clark, Elaine Wooten, Maura Cook, Phyllis Guest, Lucille Daniels. g Kneeling: Margaret Loesch, Margaret Meyn, Jackie De Moss, Augusta Wolfe. it 0' 'U 1 i 'fffi rm m. 1 If A scene from Blit.he Spirit OFFICERS SUSAN HUNTER PAIGE ELROD CHRIS GRACE JULIE MYERS SUSAN HARDWICK CAMILLE BOOKER MISS PICKING , President ET N. 1st Vice-President M A S K E R S 2nd Vice-President Corresponding Secretary Recording Secretary Treasurer Sponsor 17.3 IET MASKERS Officers plan details for the production n . x , S it 1 1 ,J . I7. Miss Picking tells student body about Jet Maskers During the past year the plays of the Jet Maskers captivated us-we rocked with laugh- ter, cried softly, sat silent in suspense. To be a member of this club students need not be gifted actorsg they need only the desire to work and have fun with others. Many steps go into the final productions. Actors rehearse dialogue and stage movements. Light and stage crews work back stage i if I sp- iif- it F Casting about to begin for Blithe Spirit Stage crews work on lighting, make props, paint scenery, and practice sound effects. The make-up crew, applying deft touches of dis- guise, enhances the dramatic appearance of each character. Miss Helen Picking sponsors the club. Her enthusiasm, skill, and general know how make possible the fine entertainment provided by each Jet Masker performance. Jet Maskers prepare scenery for Blithe Spirit . x Il lf' Q? ,gl 4 I 1 1 in ,,q ' ri- -d --1 W J k -4 .J - Q3 al' Applying make-up for play W' fQfi'L3t ,R ,eq 1 I F I GLEE CLUB ,li .3 E lf 4 OFFICERS SANDRA SUGARMAN GLENDA MOON ..,..A JOYCE SCHNEIDER . . CARON APPLIN CINDY WINTERMUTE GINNY MEINERS ANNE BERRYMAN , . MRS. MAXWELL .... lr.. The 1962-63 Glee Club, under the direction of Mrs. Estelle Maxwell, is one of the outstand- ing organizations on the Gulf Park campus. It is open to anyone who has a genuine interest in music. This year the group opened its season with a Thanksgiving program presented to the stu- dent body and guests in the auditorium. Imme- diately following this production the members started practicing on their annual Christmas concert. It was presented on December 13, pre- ceding the Christmas banquet. The next pro- duction was the Spring concert for the student ...,,...P'restde'nt . Vice-President body and public on March 14. Thanks to the ' ' artistic direction of Mrs. Maxwell and the ......Treasu1'er group's hard work, each Glee Club perform- ance was a great success. 1 g This year the Glee Club sported white wool ---V-H1Sf0 w'1S skirts and blazers, with new bright red scarfs at the neck adding a touch of color. Librarians Within the club is an ensemble of twelve ' girls who sing for special occasions, such as - - - VSPOWSOT conventions and service clubs along the coast. 1 , v v 'y r r g A . A A Q -Q ,IM ' H4 . ., . , , 3.1, . 1 . A' ,,. Ax N 2 , O 1 ' i a 1 i M x ,X 4 5- ax at X v-.,...-I 1 ' x 5 K K, , if? K+.1sQ' -li. Q, 'fxfyx J' Q , is m. 2 1- 4 . u . Ng fig? X , xg -. wk 'tl ,xg x aw Lf' LN 5 I1 D if . Q- Q, . k?sQw 'j, aWffgiH9A'J Tish Talbot and Mr. Christmas l 117 Nancy Locke, Camille Booker, Georgia Tuttle, Sharon Sneed. SAMOVAR CLUB THE DANCE LEAGUE Standing: Jo Ann Basalyga, Mary Janc Barrett, Glenda Moon, Dee Dickey, Suzanne Rogers, Cay Young. Kneeling: Ellen Engel, Joyce Schneider, Laurie Bubb, Pam Rakestraw, Georgia Tuttle, Martha Falt, Sheryl Harpe, Sally Stubblefleld, Ginger Carroll, Tillie Thompson, Sherry Stuart, Dolly Cuevas. OFFICERS Camille Booker ,,...,.....,, President Sharon Sneed ,.,...,,. Vice-President Georgia Tuttle . . . .,.,.... Secretary Nancy Locke . . . ,.., Treasurer Miss Shourds ..... ...... S ponsor Interest . . . Student . . . These two words describe the qualities of the members of the Samovar Clubg they not only study art but they have a genuine interest in art. The members under the lead- ership of Miss Dalton Shourds work diligently on the scenery of many of the school functions, and they hold art exhibits of their own during the year. OFFICERS Susan Hunter ,,..,.....,.,, Preswlent Suzanne Rogers ..,.... Vice-President JoAnn Basalyga. .Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. Lessem ..,............., Sponsor Not exclusively dance students belong to the Dance Leagueg membership is held by others on the campus who share an en- thusiasm for the dance. The League makes many appear- ances throughout the year, al- though the members may be costumed at times to look more like animals or clowns than girls! The Dance League performed in the fashion show, gave an excel- lent recital, and then climaxed the year by taking part in the an- nual May Festival. SECRETARIAL SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS GLENDA MOON ,.., , .., .., , President CAROLYN WALLIS , . , C ,Vice-President CAROL LOWRY . , . , Secretary .ANNA ROYER ., . Treasurer MISS BROCK . ,. Sponsor Q. f ' - ,hw as-L? I7. ,Qs ,SQ 1 or The U Tinya Patrick, Carolyn Wallis, Glenda Moon, Anna Royer, Carol Lowry. The Secretarial Science Club is open to girls majoring in secretarial science or taking any of the secretarial courses offered at Gulf Park. One of the hardest working clubs in the school, it plans exciting activities for its members. In the fall members enjoyed a supper in the Y-hut. In January, the Spring Fashion Revue, spon- sored by the club, was received with great en- thusiasm. Stunning examples of the latest in formal and casual attire were modeled by stu- dents against the background of a three-ring circus, the theme of the show. The entire club has truly enjoyed its past year under the leadership of Miss Brock, whose enthusiasm contributes greatly to its success. Pace sets the pace for the Spring Cruise a t '.'l 1 ,I in 6 f . A , iii 1 V2 3 3,1 :ji i Xi we ki 2 X , Q F c I i c s I X I .1 w J : 1 1 3 A i I ? A we . F AS H IO N S H GW Sweetness and sophistication oriental style A, i 'iffl W Mei-:Emi 1-2 it i 5 M 'xi 49 Q- 'mf ' Gtr A lun . 5, sm .se MW V , E K G T 3 F ffxm l ,, i OFFICERS Jane Engel .......,.,..,. ,. President Joyce Schneider . Vice-President Sandy Bowman . . ...e Secretary Rosemary Johnson A,,A. Treasurer Miss Ramsay Miss Butler . . . Sponsors The Practical Arts Club mem- bers are those enrolled in the foods and clothing classes. Being of a domestic nature, the girls en- joy whipping up a new outfit and cooking everything from cheese souffle to pineapple fritters. Un- der the supervision of its spon- sors, Miss Cecil Ramsey and Miss Jane Butler, the group is a crea- tive and industrious one. OFFICERS Diane Baker , ,..,,,, ...., P resident Bobbi Arnold Vice President fFrench2 Ann Berryman Vice President fSpanishj Nancy Archer .,,,. ,... , Secretary Lily Von Saurma . , , i , n Treasurer Mrs. Ambler .,.,.,.,.....,, Sponsor Parlez-vous francais? Hab- la usted espanol? Then welcome to the Romance Language Club, which offers membership to any student interested in French or Spanish. Among the club's ac- tivities this year was a Mexican Christmas party, or posada. In keeping with Mexican customs, the girls were blindfolded and given a chance to try to hit a pinata, a gayly decorated paper- mache animal filled with goodies. All the girls agreed it was an in- teresting experience to see how the season was observed in an- other country. Other activities of the club include regular pro- grams on the cultures and cus- toms of France and Spain. 57? ., X v ' rf' L Y 21siiakm.i,x'.Ki, Sandy Bowman, Miss Jane Butler, Joyce Schneider, Rosemary Johnson, Miss Cecil Ramsay, Jane Engel. PRACTICAL ARTS CLUB ROMANCE LANGUAGE CLUB V9 spain X 1 4 , , Linda Crull, Betsy Lines, Nancy Pace, Jane Allen The Bit and Spur Club, one of the most active organizations on campus, is composed of en- thusiastic horse lovers as well as expert riders. This year prospective members had to pass written and practical tests, and then carry a polished horseshoe for one week. However all this was compensated for when pledge week was concluded by an enjoyable beach supper. As one of its many activities of the year, the Bit and Spur Club with the Athletic Association co-sponsored the Mardi Gras Ball in February. Adding to the beauty of the occasion were Bit BIT AND SPUR OFFICERS NANCY PACE , , , .............. ...,.,.,. P resident BETSY LINES . . , ...... Vice-President JANE ALLEN .i.. , ,i... Secretary LINDA CRULL .... ..,.. T reasurer MISS DUKES . . , V--- SPONSOT and Spur Queen, Nancy Pace, and her attend- ants, Ginny Klinke, Jill Scott, Vicki Bradford, Sharon Sneed, Susan Shirley, and Judy Long. Other outstanding events ,sponsored by Bit and Spur were the horse shows which they presented. Gymkhana, a strictly fun show, had everyone yelling for her favorite in the balloon race or clothes horse race. However, the cli- max of the Bit and Spur Club year was the Commencement Horse Show when the riding students competed for ribbons and trophies. Standing: Gale Gardner, Jan Riddle, Sharon Sneed, Nancy Keene, Kathy Sheppard, Nicky Grider, Nancy Locke, Fran Eckert. Kneeling: Pam Haworth, Jane Allen, Betsy Lines, Nancy Pace, Linda Crull, Vicki Bradford, Connie McConnell. z l,.,,.s ., Jockey Club-1963 Won't this ever end! htm' I 2 :milfs V., veg . , . fi Qiffw. l .,e -e . -,,Z,'e15'f ' , Jn:- . -. ,. Q .-.ffff,: 1 ,xtf.-,g .42 A L u- Q.: .-v f Y Q. mf' XV '55 Not yet, horse! But, it's my horse, P ace! Nancy Locke, Penny Terry, Stull King Sponsoring class competitions for His lVIaj- esty the Goat is one of the main activities of the Athletic Association, one of the largest and busiest organizations on campus. By promoting class spirit, volleyball, tennis, basketball, soft- ball, swimming, and sailing tournaments, it gives each student an opportunity to partici- pate in her favorite sports. Through Sing Song, a non-athletic event, each class member has a chance to help win the coveted Goat. The Athletic Association Board, consisting of the officers, class representatives, and man- agers for each sport, directs the club's activities which include trips to Huck and beach suppers. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS NANCY LOCKE .,.............., ,.,.,... P resident PENNY TERRY ,,.. ..,.. V ice-President STULL KING ...,.... ,,..., S ecretary SUSAN HARDWICK . , , .... Treasurer MISS CAMPBELL .... ,,..,. S ponsor The year's events were highlighted when the Association and the Bit and Spur Club co- sponsored the annual Mardi Gras Ball where each club presents its queen and court. This year's Athletic Association queen was Nancy Locke and her lovely court included Pam Knight, Linda Beth Jones, Sandra Bowman, Suzanne Rogers, Henrietta Dierks, Anne Berryman, Diane Baker, and Janine Cox. Seated: Ginny Klinke, Stull King, Nancy Locke, Penny Terry, Suzy Hardwick, Mallory White. Standing: Sandy King, Charlotte Gailmard, Henrietta Dierks, Nancy Pace. DQ Smile, Nancy, you're on Candid Camera MARDI GRAS The annual Mardi Gras Ball was held in Feb- ruary at the Edgewater Gulf Hotel in Biloxi. Sponsored by the Athletic Association and the Bit and Spur Club, the theme of the dance was King Neptune. An under-water effect was achieved by sparkling shells and sea animals covering the walls and by the various blue and green decorations. From each sponsoring club a queen and royal court were selected. The Queen of the A.A. was A sight to behold t, .... t A night to remember Nancy Locke and the Bit and Spur queen was Nancy Pace. Above the throne of Miss Locke a huge octopus looked down, and on either side of Miss Pace a giant seahorse kept guard. After each court member was presented and the parade of royalty had taken place, the mask- ers ran in, distributing gifts among the guests. The dancing began next and was enjoyed by all. xf' tigafw -ai' u. f 5 -5. at 'z J oyous Juniors SING SONG S, fi 5' we-3 5, 54353 3, 4:1 , . fa- w i? -. ' 'we 'af--A -by f 1? l 1 1' ' ' 1 ' 1' 'I' 'Q A 8191.755 E t 1 ,521 7 9 4,0553 135-iS J J TN r Nm , if '1 In R. J is u ,gg Q hx s ' t Q .Hifi l 'S 2154 . cf. ,en , 'iii , were ig we ' lf g Qivg . . ai! I .. si The excitement of Sing Song reached a fever- ish pitch on December 10, the day of competi- tion. For several weeks all three classes had been frantically busy writing music and lyrics for the presentation song, the pep song, and a new Alma Mater. Everyone was doing their best to practice and perfect the songs that would be sung on the big night. Sing-Song is one of the most important events of the school year. It is the only competition for the goat in which every member of the stu- dent body must participate. As usual, school and class spirit was tremendous. The Juniors. dressed in plaid skirts, white shirts, and carrying blue-glittered banners, came from behind the night of Sing-Song to win the competition. His Majesty the Goat re- turned to his hiding place among the Junior class. Under the direction of Mallory White and the peppy cheerleaders, the Juniors gave an excellent performance. The Seniors, directed by Ginny Klinke, dressed in pastel skirts and high heels. Their blouses sparkled with glitter. Their perform- ance was outstanding. They deserve much credit for their hard work and contagious good spirit. Black skirts, white shirts, and red banners costumed the High School Skippers. They were directed by Susy Hardwick and they too gave a very good performance. After a seemingly endless intermission, Miss Clapp announced the points, Dr. James awarded the Goat, and pandemonium broke loose in the auditorium. 'lf' ' Q . .3 i Y 5' S - . 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U Swingin' Seniors Song Leaders: Suzy Hardwick, Mallory White, Ginny Klinke. 0 5 . . x eful High School I , Q f if- . ff i n fr r M - l H 1 r . 1 'ug' Q . v-- '11 ' l FYET U' A W-A V 1 ill VH dh' fix, ' '1 lf- i S iasdciill. 1 I 4 Q Mx dbg Bal bara Packard CORDIS McConnell Lmda Getman Whether the weather be Hot or Cold you Wlll find the members of the Aquettes pract1c1ng for therr spec1al shows The Aquettes under the d1rect1on of MISS Gayle Clapp perform the1r synchronlzed sw1mm1ng skllls both on and AQUETTES OFFICERS LINDA GETMAN President BARBARA PACKARD Secretary CONNIE MCCONNELL Treasurer MISS CLAPP Advzsor off campus for d1Pferent funct1ons Thls year they gave spec1al performances for Parents Day for Gr3dU3t1OH at the Buena V1Sta Hotel and at the Broadwater Beach Hotel Standing Conme McConnell Dxane Naeter Gma Han sen Phyllls Guest Trudy ZW1Ck Jan Godbold Dale Brackm MISS Clapp Seated Barbara Packard Susan D1llman Renee Parls Martha Falt L11ly Von Saurrna Elame Kolrnan T1lly Thompson Lmda Getman is as fx -.. V fi , 1 , ' K i., - ...... -, wisszw ,, . r fx X ,, ,... -1:59 ,- 4 Y . 4,1 'ba 1 www' N s' gs, , Q4 . . . . , . . . . . ........ , . . Mmm .... , ..... ' ! ! ' . . . 7 ' 7 7 ! 7 , ' a ' Q 9 ! 5 5 3 . 7 ' ' 5 7 5 9 1 l 7 ' wt JPVW 5 W fc 5 'TV W ' gk n 5' .Q ' .K 1.-. W 4 I mt, p -A V f 1 A , ..,- V. , Q , TAMMY HOWL STAFF HENRIETTA DIERKS . . JANE EN GEL ..., NANCY LOCKE , . , , . JANET HARDWICK . , A , MARY ELINOR NAILLING Editor-in-Chief . Associxi te Editor ,Sports Editor Society Editor Arts Editor I I X VICKI BRADFORD , , J Scholarship Editor -.ix MISS CRIGHTON . , Sponsor ' Henrietta Dierks, Editorg Jane Engel, Associate editor Tammy Howl, Gulf Park's student magazine, is published four times a year. A copy of each issue is sent to parents, teachers, alumnae, and students. The magazine covers a topic of inter- est to everyone-Gulf Park. What is going on at the college? Who are the student leaders? What are Gulf Park's plans? Who has received what honors? 'What events have taken place during the year? Who has married and had children? Who has continued her education? Who has chosen a career? The answers to almost any question about people who are now or have ever been con- cerned with Gulf Park may be found within the pages of Tammy Howl. Each issue is happily received by all who love the college. Nancy Locke, Janet Hardwick, Vicki Bradford, Hen- rietta Dierks, Jane Engel, Mary Elinor Nailling. 33' 1 FM -- wXN .1 11 I I I I i ii ,5 'hr' 1 I 6 ' to 'S . W fi' L 'fax ' . ' .-.-i 35... 17? , .igfs-is R, 'Ni yi -4 1 tw ' .,, Tade Lampley, Editorg Sharon Sneed, Associate Editor There's that tree again! x SEA GULL TADE LAMPLEY .,............ ..,....,..... E ditor SHARON SNEED ......... ..... A ssociate Editor CHARLOTTE ANDERSON CHRISTI ANGELO ................ Literary Editors ELAINE KOLMAN ,,., CAMILLE BOOKER . , JULIE MYERS ...,... BARBARA PACKARD MARY ELLA FINLEY MALLORY WHITE . . , SUSAN HARDWICK . PRISCILLA SHAMIS . Assistant Literary editor .,.r..,.......ArtEditor . , tAssistant Art Editor ,...r.,..Club Editor . , .Assistant Club Editor ,,.........Sports Editor .Assistant Sports Editor . . ,Advertising Manager NANCY ARCHER Assistant Advertising Manager SUSY PORTER PAT SMITH FAITH FARENZENA I... ...,. T ypms MRS. SMITH MRS. FAUST .,.. , , A . .Sponsors Does that ink spot matter, Cammie? I is A E -A-'fs-K-save. XL: . f N.. ' - 'H --f-Mx -X,-vii, N M 4 A A ,--c. Y V ..-ln W- H ! i x I i 140 A X X g - ii ., Y' -Q4 .. .. i 'Y' ,L u A ifqd., - X -.R - bk K N em -X 1' N'-N ---L I don't think Mrs. Smith would want us to say that about the faculty. But I thought that was sent in Weeks ago! 'LOnly three more weeks until the final dead- line?7 These statements accompanied sur- prised looks which appeared many times on the faces of the SEA GULL staff members as the deadlines grew nearer and nearer. When the planning was begun it seemed as if there would be plenty of time to get everything done, but as February grew closer the days grew shorter and the tasks ahead grew greater. There were picture appointments to be made, and re-made when the fog rolled in to interrupt. There were elections to be held and the exciting results to be announced. There were the many write-ups, captions, and innumerable tasks, all of which went to make up the SEA GULL. However, it was all these things which made the composi- tion of the SEA GULL an exciting and memor- able experience. 141 I hope your next number will be WORK S-r K' I Ii I 'I I Q -X .MW XI , Mlss Pre-Hlght. I I Q4 , .fa I 49 .TI , V. I . ' A I THIS IS 1963 . I, I I ,I T s ' - X' - f' L! Q I X 5 sq I J' , ..,, .K A I I PERFECT young ladles Senior Band . , . 1963 147. 44 os XR Here we go loop dl loop iQ 4 'fd fa x f Y 4 xl 4 Dean and his Bicycle, rats , cs , W, ff , If ty I V .v el r' -rx z, 1' , Q gg 'W kv. ' I ' xv, '. H34 '41 ' ' 'W , 'i fi ,5, ' s - a. v xv.:-Q i-V.. -l A 5.-J -. 5 , ' V-1. N1 Led .M . fl. A A '- 11114 r , ,ff 'df' 4. v . 'g..:.- V. WP. ,.g ,. .' Wow, J 1 ' W , 5- me v ,g.Q .WP YW :ig 4-,Ngo 1 '... L 'fl .1 . K, 44 , .. 1- Q -s T J' I !' ,gan K , x i 1 dv n L M' Q X. f A 'wmv' -W mwwwxgwwfws. , J af- ii L. k Y ! We're gonna knock yo' haids cleen off! Who did you say was radical? I have this to say about that ,wg HAPPY MEMORIES OF A Q rAMi-k5Z1 1.5 S XX, X -:nik . ff-if Y f .. . Hllkfif 1 ' QM, -T 2 2 , 1 , 5 .V K, all 1 W Aki Tough stuff . . . f'?' xx, Qg,4' N 4 . ,- x,.'1, I . -B .I Wh0's wh0'?'? Let me be the first to confess WO DERFUL YEAR Rise and shine . . . I 4 C fill' v Coke pl1tS Sp3Y.'k19 in your party! 'lottled under authority of The Coca-Colo Company by COAST cw BOTTLING co.. INC: GULFPORT 29141 Ave. and I3141 Sf. Phone UN 4'l '22 7 ,SZami.6 OF GULFPORT For +ha+ differeni' Look Sporrswear-Ready-+o-Wear-Accessories Foun'rain Service Fine Cosmefics .J l. T RIPLET -DA5 -l I- DRUG COMPANY Long Beach Oulipori DAMERQN-PIERSON fzCW,.,fif,,g for Omar f' O Office Furniiure C Blank Book Making C Files 8: Filing Supplies 0 Prin+ing O Commercial Sfafionery O Lifhographing 0 Gesreiner Duplicaiing Producfs 0 Engraving New Orleans Bafon Rouge -wo Camp sffeef 3110 Florida aivd. PINE LODGE COURT and RESTAURANT 30 NEW UNITS l2lf2 Miles Wesi' of Gulf Park Collegel THE GULF COAST'S FlNEST Wafch For Arrow On Pier Mail Address: Long Beach, Miss. Phone: Gulfporf UN 3-659I Complimenls ol E. A. LANG PASS CHRISTIAN. MISS. Insuror Realfor JOSEPH K. FASOLD Jeweler Fine Jewelry Since I9I7 24I2 I4lh Slreel Gullporl . ,I ,VI , J . I' I' 'IIZ . ,MN Complimenls of 50 Q ,' t-sang! I IIIIIZ I205 25Ih Ave. FABRIC SHOP Ph. UN 3-994i CROOK 81 EMERSON Cerlified Public Accoun+an+s Dixie Towers MERIDIAN. MISSISSIPPI Complimenls of CROWN COLONY SHOP Mississippi Cily Mississippi THE ELITE SHOPPE Laclies Wearing Apparel Dial UN 3-8732 24I8 I4'rh Slreel GU LFPORT, MISSISSIPPI CARDINAL FLOWER SHOP I723 Twienly-lillh Avenue Gullpori, Mississippi UN 4-I28I BIRD FIRE AND SAFETY FIRE EXTINGUISHERS Biloxi Phone 432-2280 The Fashion Posf on +he 5 euir casa Gullporl ENGLISH VILLAGE TOURIST COTTAGES One Block Easl of Gull Park Recommended and Palronized by Palrons of Gull Parlr College PHONE UN 3-2348 Gulf Park Sfudenfs Choose WEATHERLY INSURANCE SALON I427 24Ih Ave. Phone UN 4-I682 HS+uden+ Healifh Plan.. Complefe beaury service CARTER GERALD TRAVEL BUREAU Aulhorized Travel Agency Phone 863-5893 Flowers Wi+h a Personal Touch FREDERIC'S FLOWERS PHONE 863-2323 Markham I-lofel Gulfport MISS. 24I5 I4Ih Slreel Gulfporl, Miss. sl Welcome Gulf Park College . Complimenrs ol Paramounl Thealre Bldg. Gulfport Miss. I I I I I I I I II I: I I I I I I I ,I I I I ANDERSON'S Sou+I1 Mississippi's Mosl' Modern Men's Sfore DOBBS HATS INTERWOVEN SOCKS FLORSHEIM JANTZEN SHOES SOCIETY BRAND MANHATTAN CLOTHES SHIRTS If I+'s To Be Had In Men's Wear You Will Find H' Ai' AN DERSONS S+yIe Slore of 1'I1e Coas+ Fourreenfh Sfreef Gulfporf COMPLIMENTS OF GLENBROOK LABORATORIES Division of Sferling Drug In Manufacturers of Phone UN 3-I702 Gulfport Mississippi FOR FINANCIAL SERVICE SMART STUDENTS CHOOSE 2 Q gwc fqwe ' if EEII , ' ---- 'lIII:IT.1!:!ll:: Gull ational Banlz Member: Federal Reserve Sysfem. Federal Deposil' Insurance Corp PHILLIPS' Milk of Magnesi ? T-HE E 'GULFPORTWAXISS Invifes YOU Io visii' Ihe Coas+'s mos+ Cornphmenis of ORKIN EXTERMINATING COMPANY, INC. exo'ric gifi' and accessory shop UN 3-8472 YOUR HOSTESS-MARY Jo STERNBERC5 4l04-A W. Beach Gulfpon. Miss. P. O. Box 753 Phone UN 3-6I92 GULFPORT PAPER COMPUMENTS COMPANY OF HARDY'S INDEPENDENT 30I9 Fif+een+h S+ree+ MEATS R. H. HARDY, Proprieior UN 3-803I Ho+eI-Resiauran+-Ins+i+u'I'ion 29+h AVENUE-GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI COMPUMENTS sTEwART-sNEED-l-:ewes Incorporafed from INSURANCE AND BONDS Insure and Be Sure I4I5-A 25+h Avenue Phone UN 3-5373 h B'I i, ' WSSI Beac 'OX MISS GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI I WMIE, slum ! I? . 1 w 'QQ CONFEDERATE INN On Beach Where Ihe 5 Flags Fly PETE'S ELECTRIC SERVICE Carburefion - Ignifion - Speedomefers BaH'eries Specialized Aufo Paris and Service I9OO 25Ih Avenue Phone UN 3-5672 GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI COMPLIMENTS OE B R U M F I E L D'S DEPARTMENT STORE I3IO 25IIw Avenue GuIIporI, IVI Phone 34842 COMPLIMENTS OE ANGELQIS 3206 Wear Beach-Highway 90 GuIIpor+, MIS app Phone: UN 3-9396 On 'rhe Gulf Coasf-I+'s s+iII I'IoIeI Markham GULFPOPT, MISSISSIPPI For Reservefioms, WrIIe HOTEL MARKHAM mf I 'I E Z A fE2'3J I Since 1890 AMERICAN COFFEE CO., INC New Orleans IO, La. JUNES BROS. DRUG EUMPANY jA 0 IQQXCL ,SJf0l'0 94 Euliplirt, Mississippi Phone UN 3-5133 ZOLLMAN'S MUSIC 81 RADIO SHOP 1307 26+h Avenue GULFPORT, MISS. Record Players-Records-Radios Phone UN 3-I683 Magnolia ZBII Since l875 THE LOUBAT GLASSWARE AND CORK CO. Complefe Equipmeni and Supplies Holels, Reslauranfs, InsIiI'u'rions 5lOe52O Bienville Slreel NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA WELCOME TO GULFPORT AND THE MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST May Your Slay Here Be Pleasanl and Prolilalole GULFPORT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COMPLIMENTS OF MISSISSIPPI ABSTRACT TITLE 81 GUARANTY COMPANY Phone UN 3-5252 Gullporl, Miss. With Our Cornplirnenls Io Gull Parlc College NVhonn We Have Ihe Pleasure of Serving H. T. COTTAM COMPANY Wholesale Grocers II is our sincere wish Ihal Ihe school year I9oI-62 will ever be a parl ol your mosl cherished memories. LONG BEACH DRUG CO. We Deliver Phone UN 3-4691 PHONE UN 3-4552 GULFPORT, Miss. COMPLIMENTS QQMpLlMgNTg or OF COAST FOOD DISTRIBUTORS FRANK P. CORSO, INC. 1239 29+I1 sire-9+ eulfpofi, Miss, Phone 'P 64697 Biloxi- MISS Phone UN 3-5262 Dis+ribu'Iors of SchraFf+'s Fine Candies You are always welcome a+ 1 I A CompIe're Shop for Women and Junior Misses 2400 FourIeenII1 SIreeI GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF JAY JAY CHEVROLET-BUICK CO., INC. GULFPORT. MISSISSIPPI GHEVWI-IIT ' Phone UN 4-IO75 N Buic I I NATURAL GAS The Fuel of l'he Fulure for People Wifh a Fufure Throughouf The Gulf Soufh, Na'rural Gas ls Firs'r Choice in Home and lnclusfry SERVINS THE ,yew GULF PALMS HOTEL COURT 8: RESTAURANT Easl Beach Boulevard, Highway 90 pr- X 3 2 - - - - if EX, '-f - L .-Tariff. , ...l.., i- .. -A . so 'W' hlll If-if 1 ' fiQ,.- - is 1 I llleifiillllllllllllllllll ,A Pass Chrislian, Miss. Where every guesl has his own personal piclure wine dow and privafe covered palio looking oul over The swimming pool smiling an invilalion in The sun . . . and where, il he wishes, simply by reaching for The phone he can have day and nigh? service from The beaulilul new and reason- ably priced, Gull Palms Resfauranf and Lounge. Masler l-losl AAA IT 'Ig,Ei,Qj,,Z - -- Approved VI ,,I'g vfff Phone GL 2-461 1 For Iiillmlllgl mumh, R e s e rv a + I o n s llllll Telelype PS lChrl I74 lIlI3lW llli Iillll Hlllll Midway Between Gulfport and Biloxi Comp etely Air-Conditioned 0 Turf Bowling R M 0 Horseshoe Courts S 0 Shuffleboard Facing the 0 Badminton Courts GULF OF MEXICQ 0 Regulation Tennis Courts d 0 A t ' W t S ' ' P I Compleely Air- ' '2iI?I2f.,..f'fif..'.i'.1',I, 3L'fi'i 0' C0nd 0 eCl 0 18-Hole Championship Golf Course Tuff B0Wl5n9 0 Salt and Fresh Water Fishing New . . . Hawaiian 0 ChiIdren's Playground Lounge ' CYOQUG1' New . . . Hawaiian Lounge For lntormation Write: REGINALD G. NEFZGER, General Manager, Edge- water Gult Hotel, Edgewater Park, Mississippi or Phone Gulfport UN 4-l3l2 GULFPORT LAUNDRY 8: CLEANING CO. A Modern Up-to-Date Plant YOUR LAUNDRY, DRY CLEANING, DYEING, RUG CLEANING IS SAFE IN OUR I-IANDS We Store Rugs and Clothing WE SERVE GULF PARK COLLEGE I3I6-20 Tlwirtieth Avenue Phone UN 3-7272-UN 3-7273 Gulfport, Miss Your besl inveslmenl lor Ihe lulure is GOOD HEALTH. For heallh, a long happy life and beauly, drinlc Borden's mill: regularly. Nolhing is more refreshing and nourishing Ihan Borclen's smoolh ice cream and sherbel. l+'s so wholesome, pure and good. 7 Homogenized vnamin D Milk Lady Borden Ice cream Remember - If l+'s BoRDEN's Irs Got To Be Good SERVING SOUTH MISSISSIPPI Phone Biloxi Dial llllewoocl 2-7856 M. SALLCUM DEPT. STCDRE AND M. SALLOUM'S TCGGERY Besl of Everyfhing for 'rhe Enfire Family PHONES UN 4-I837 UN 3-S426 QQMPLIMENTS THE OFFICE SUPPLY F COMPANY O OFFICE SUPPLIES-ADDING MACHINES OFFIC5 EQUIPMENT-TYPEWRITERS ' CompIeIe OI'fIce OuI'HHers and Prin+ers Radio DFSPGICIWCI SaIes-Service-Ren+aIs-Leases Insured Cabs and Bonded Drivers STATIONERY-GREETING CARDS-GIFTS Phgne Cgulfpod-I MI55- PI1one 863-3325 Corner I4II'1 SI. 81 27I'I'1 Ave. GULFPORT, MISS. GULFPORT PRINTING ' CGMPANY I, MRS. RALPH E. BRASH, Manager Deliso Debs for Women BosIonians for Men GOOD PRINTING AI. A FAIR PRICE Gulfporfs Exclusive SI1opIor Men and Women Phone UN 4-I I3I GuIIporI', Miss. 863-0972 Gulfport Miss. BIEZEAD PWITEIQ BEA UN HOTEL AND GOLF CLUB ON THE GULF 0 BILOXI MISSISSIPPI SQIIXUU IIJOIIINUI LORAINE FLOWER SHOPS COasI's Leading Plorisf for Tlnree Generafionsu GULFPORT PASS CHRISTIAN PHONE UN 3-3753 PHONE GL 2-22I I BAY ST. LOUIS PHONE HO 7-4432 Pree Delivery To All Paris Of Coasl BILL ADAMS, JR., Prepriefar THE DIXIE PRESS Engraved Calling Cards Invi'raI'ions-Informals GIJLFFORT, IAIQSISSII-FI RAOUL'S RESTAURANT The Newesf in Gulfpori' Nexl Io PararnounITl1eaIer PAINE SUPPLY CO. Pipe-Valves-FiHings Plumbing, Heafing, Refrigera+ion, Well Supplies GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI RCA VICTOR Television-Radios-Phonographs-Records Sales and Service CompIeI'e Record Dept 2320 I4IIw Slreel' ZI I4 ZSIII Slreel II-Iaflen Buildingl lPass Roadl UN 3-8IO4 UN 3-OIQI Half OULFPORT fi M FRIENDSHIP HOUSE RESTAURANT a LOUNGE y Belween Biloxi 81 Guilfptrr On I-Iigm GulIp0r'rPI1one UN 3-547I PALMER INSURANCE AGENCY Hoflen Building - -1 Su-Ie JI3 O PHONE UN 3-8I72 GULFPORT, MISS. PEPSI COLA BOTTLINC CO. GULFPORT, MISS. , GET IT PRO I Nothing M . . SMITH-TGDD HARDWARE CO Does it Like GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI Seven-Up!! Phone UN 3-837 I COMPLIIVIENTS OF STONE ICE CREAM COMPANY Phone UN 3-2575 22 I 5 Fourieenfh S+. . 1 I 55:51522525E2522221255152E2EIEQEIEQQQiQE222ErErE1ErE2EE3E5E2Ef:2:5g5:1:1r12ErEfE 'EE553:35:5:5:5:3:55:52535:555:5:gg5:5:gggagzggqgggggiggigg AS Aovemisso IN HOUSE 5, GARDEN g4,g22i.g2,g55:g5:g,':g::j1:i 'VP' jpggjegI5555fQa5z5a5s5f5:gf52Q'121251351 1 'IV' 13 YQ ,q i .,...,.,,W. V'I ff 3 5521 Qiif - I 552 .. I ,,., I I ' .,., :'.5,.1,i, Zi: 52E12I515151E53525EsieE5225551isE553E125E22sE5E5523725:Fsf3Ez?a1fE312iE:S222S22I2.Lae?sEs:a:a:s?3E?i?3Eaf:g:s5 '55, .........A.I.1iff:ef5:a:s:ayg5:5:5-1:3:315re:2937293523ESE?:ff'lf'it5':':'EfP5f?f25'f:':': - e,,. .xi - ,. X .,Q -- - . .-.-.-.', 4.5,,:.3.3.5.3.,x ,3.1.3.3.:.3,5.i.:.55.5.3.g.1.g4. , . -.,,-.,,.'.:.3.:.:.5,5.i.g 13.g.5,g.g,3.f.N,:.l3. 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Merle Norman Cosmefics and COMPANY SALLY ANN BEAUTY SALON S f Xjhogesaf F d UN 3-404: 2IOI l4+h Sheer GULFPORT ea oo - 'oz n oo UN 4,2982 PARK Ann EAT 'le' SIMMUNS DRIVE IN Highway 90 A+ Gulfporr Happy Ea+in' UN 3-83I2 Good Bread ask your Ihr Ermldwd lm M-71 f olvllla C'QBr83d HATEIv1'S TEXACO SERVICE IOO E. Beach Long Beach UN 3-SI33 DEEDY'S DRESS SHOP Complimenfary Transporfafion WesI Beaclw ID 2-I2I2 Pro+ec+ive ProoIuc+s Corp. Gulf Nafional Bank MR. R. D. ARCHER GULF PAINT 81 GLASS CO., INC. Gulfport Mississippi We Serve GuIf Park-WI1y Noi' You? Phone UN 3-4032 YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME AT BRUMFIELD'S Walgreen Agency Drug SI'ore Phone UN 3-5042 BRANDON INSURANCE AGENCY Incorporafed INSURANCE AND BONDS PHONE UN 3-839I GULFPORT, MISS. AAA TeIepI1one ID 2-I55I COAST HOME OF GULF PARK PARENTS Your Masfer Hos+ While On TI1e Coasf l'I'I'l- BILOXI MISSISSIPPI TeIe'rype 389 . A 'g,,,..,.-l--' ff r XXX vi YSL f -' P If 15 ,,,, .. I ,, ... BAY ST. LOUIS 0 GULFPORT 0 PASS CHRISTIAN LONG BEACH ' MISSISSIPPI CITY 0 PASS ROAD, GULFPORT WM jgriue On fjllrih fmII- ' W il., lu: I IA ' I IIIII IEA . ' LII f-- . , M IQ! .51 ZT'-- iv ., , .Z '--...H-f'-?,e, ,i - '7 E A -sir' 4, 'I ' ' J- 'L 2 .' w,, ' :I '. 99 G Fe. ' Fi' . W I 7' Lf' 6' 3 'BE If-2 ffv Long Beach SERVING THE MISSISSIPPI GULF STRENGTH 'Ir M STABILITY EMBER FDIC 1 P. 5 QT:- 1 X I V . I ' L VS 'hu' ir u EMQIQNQY 'EWR' If .ff Q1 '- 'Z-ig'-if 7524 -If 2- II '1 Ie -'Ex , A , '. 'B L -. Q M EL, , T an 'I -L . IL V .. I 7 iff Pj ggi- , If WS EI 'I'-1 Q , ,frm I -1 i . 9 ' ti! -RYA 5?-4 six 1 if YL My -'lx , fi, 3-Wikia' is I? !' gi-I' 1 'I QQ Q 5 X I T -' Mr 'v , ,,, LI.. ns, I -f 1 1 1 - 4110- 5 'G L'-fp N- 'P 5 Ek' T' w ', ' 1: ' .:' ' O I .. I -.I. -, A, 4 7' I 2 -2' U, igI.lijI.:I:.-IL,-3 I III: I . ,L-,I , ,Q f:Zjfj,,.A .315-:gmzi-2 1 I NYY, '5 '2 'Af.J.f.I 11-2 Q I' -- L. ,-11,-wx., . . gfg ,,. Gs,-D I sw: ..,,,I-J Q - ws at ' 55:31 'E QE' O .- an . 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