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

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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

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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.