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

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We have tried to express those feelings that never change in the quotations from Robert Frost found on each division page. Each girl has different recollections of this year at Gulf Park and we hope that the 1964 SEA GULL includes all the happiest ones. Christi Angelo EDITGR Dedzmted to The H zlglr 5211001 Wfhcn one thinks of the High School, perhaps the two words most readily associated with it are enthusiasm and loyalty. Enthusiasm builds the spirit of a school, while loyalty strengthens what a school stands for. Because it possesses these qualities, the High School has done much to make Gulf Park mean as much as it does to each student. Although with the 1965 graduation of this year's freshman class will come the discontinuing of the High School, the effects of the High School spirit will always be a part of Gulf Park, and for this reason we dedicate the 1964 SEA GULL to the High School. , Qt .Q .- . - -V gm 95 X. fx: ,-2 , N f 1? - X ,-s, '11-lg. g . x- -Il? 7 4 . 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N'- ls ff' ' X -1 ., , 4, ' ' W If 'Zf L X f X Z f X!! N - X k- X f X f ig M A f fn! I f f X M jf fflx P X XXX- L! A fm , LLM N32- . gp ' '1 E, S '-Ev if .v 'Z 4 li 3. 5' t Q ffl N F' i . 1 -.- x Y :LT- 2 W Q ,Q Q - The Prafidentfr Meyyage STUDENTS of all ages have looked upon school days as preparation for later life. While this purpose is inherent, students have found also that school days involve living in the present as well as preparing for the future. Multiplied memories of happy associations, of joys and per- plexities, of despairs and triumphs, and of pleasur- able moments accumulate during the years that one studies to make later life better. The school year represented by this issue of SEA GULL was unusual for Gulf Park. Enrollment was at its historic high, over a fourth larger than the year before. The year began under duress and the heroic response of students and staff members to President James living in a four-mile distant motel, riding the bus to the campus, eating portable-kitchen-prepared food under quickly erected army tents-these improvisations and the spirit in which they were carried out will long be remembered. Then the new dining room and kitchen and an air-condi- tioned dormitory. Life's enjoyments come from the ordinary and usual as much as from the extraordinary and un- usual. Who can forget the taste of Bennieis cook- ing, of Eva's roasts and fried chicken, of Willie's rolls, and of the courteous way in which these de- lights were served by white-coated dining room assistants? Then there were confabs in the student lounges, yelling and rivalry and enthusiasm in sports events, the latest and the loveliest in the fashion shows, suspense and amusement in superb dramatic productions, and even the struggle to get the mailbox open for that yearned-for letter that wasn't always there. These were the repeated things that will flash across memory's page so often in days to come. Of course, the prime purpose of going to col- lege is to develop one's mental power through the acquisition of knowledge and the discovery of methods to acquire even more. I hope that your education is never finished, but that the efforts of your dedicated instructors at Gulf Park will result in ever-widening horizons of thought, enjoyment, and usefulness for you. my H. Preston ames Judy james, President and Mrs. james M '-NM I Wlolllklm B. Raboum, Burinefr Manager To whom do the girls of Gulf Park tum to discuss a leaking radiator, a sticking door-knob, or hot water that is not hot? The business man- ager is the one who must take care of these small but trying troubles, while he works with purchas- ing, accounting, budgeting, food service, the Y-Hut, the bookstore, and general maintenance of the grounds and buildings. Mr. Raboum, the present business manager, handles with ease and efficiency the burdens of this complex position. Mr. Rabourn and his wife Carol, with.their children, Bill and Sheri, have been at Gulf Park for three years. Always amiable, Mr. Rabourn helps students and staff to cope with their problems that fall within his realm of responsibility. Bill, Mr. Raboum, Sheri, Mrs. Rabourn IO f is -l 'N S YU-17 l X 'xl 1 Bemrzzbce Camp Dean of Studentr Miss Camp talks with julia Brownell. This position is not an easy or a simple one, and it takes much patience. Dean Camp has proved herself capable of discharging the duties of Dean of Students with kindness, understanding and a sense of youthfulness. She has only been here one year, yet she has made herself an intricate part of student life. Her oflice and her willing ear are open to all who need her help or her advice. She readily listens to all sides of a question and willingly grants reasonable requests. It is her desire to be ,,,:--O . fair to the students, and her decisions are directed to this end. Tempering discipline with reason and good judgment, she is decisive, yet maintains a friendly relationship with the student body. II I l '- z -w.,,,,,s N assi X ,E gm waxxq if ,N is is fri Troy H Price Academic Dean As the year at Gulf Park began new students and faculty venturing into the office of the new academic dean were warmly welcomed by him. Soon the enormous task of arranging schedules, registering and counseling returning students and bewildered newcomers began for Dean Price and he was always available to help students with academic problems. Cordial and discerning, Dean Price encourages each student to develop good study habits and to use time wisely. He stresses the need for a well- rounded academic background. Exhibiting great interest in the students and the institution, Dean Price contributes much to Gulf Park,s educational program. Mrs. Dowd consults with Dean Price. K. I2 8.4! 'gy 'ff' 'Sr-ff' -1-V Nur 540' SARAH P. AMBLER A.B. M.A. French, Spanish i a JANE BUTLER, B.S. Home Economics W DON CHRISTMAS, B.M., M.M. Piano LUCILLE CRIGHTON, A.B., M.A. English U- NELS ANDERSON, JEANNETTE BROCK BS M S BA., M.A. Secretarial Studies Speech Facu lt We met your students running down the hall, Mr. Curran! 13 ma? JOHN C. CURRAN, JR., A.B. EARLY DEVRIES, Biology, Chemistry Art Let's hear the Beatles, Mr. Tillman! Facu It E l I 2 I ng... nynn.. kghxl .,,.,, .5 Mi I 1 14 DOROTHY DUKES, A.A., B.S. Riding 'Tiff ELLEN EASON, B.S., M.Ed. Physical Education JOHN T. HAZARD, Ph.B., M.E. Psychology ANNA MAE HELTON, B.A., B.Mus., M.A. English, Speech Mx' 4 Q 4 gs-W., 1 y,.Q-fbi 'imfiefjw Q5 ,if4g4Hi' so JAMES B. MANNING, B.S., M.S. ESTELLE HAWKINS MAX Mathematics WELL, B.M. Q'-QQ Voice Facult .. PATTI McPETERS, Physical Education disorganized desk denotes an organized mind ? B.S. DOROTHY MILDEN. A.B., M.A., B.A. in L.S. Librarian FORREST A. MILLER, A.B., M.A. History HELEN T. PICKING, A.A., B.S., M.A. Speech, Theatre Arts HA C li 5, iz i g, R s 1 5: Y 1 , l 15 - we F mvcli--Ji' ? l l ,Weir---5 Z . 5 . i a i i 9 K Q ' Q 1 4 CECIL SCHAEFER RAMSAY, J, S, SCARBORQUGH, RUTH J. SCHREIBER, A.B., M.A. A.B., M.A. B.A.,. MA- Home Economics Sociology English Let Y : Goo Goo and mx + B : Da Da. Fafu It 'T'- HARRIETT GIBBONS SMITH B.S., M.S. Biology J. H. STEINWINDER, A.B. History DONNA FAY SWANSON, B.S., M.B.E. Business Education E. BRUCE TILLMAN, A.B. Spanish '5-,PQ fs.,-Q., THOMAS B. WATERS, B.F.A., M.F.A. Art J - CLARE WEDDINGTON, Dance EUGENE A. WINK, SR., B.A., M.A. History law ,., :..s,x HENRY T. WARE, B.A., M.A. MARIAN WATERS, B.F.A. Religion English Faculty Censored! Censored! Censored! jk 'J 'is V9 17 x., l' , W ..--. M U.. V X l ,air I WILLIE BROWN, Bursar f1d71'lZ'1'li.ff1 6lfi2!6 .Vtajjf AUDREY NAPP, Public Relations Director 'EST' ff AMELIA LUMPKIN, Admissions Director -an .,..,s ANNA BERRY Secretary to the Businexs Manager .fecretarzbf Qi 1u4v LOLETA CLINTON MARY RUTH DOWD Secretary to the President Secretary to the Academic Dean MARY LOU HEATH Admisxions Secretary AN '37 ' ANN MILLER Secretary to the Dean of Students 1--1' 19 ,'x,, If 1 -. 1. V I I 1 V- as l 1-Q 3 fu, ' ,w1l 10' V ' l..,fl l A' ,rv ' Q '-:if .. .1 In 1 QW 1313 A ,. Y? ' .4 vxrw-,Q I V1 A 'Y A7 1 - f 4' fff ,, X jigs? . ., . 4 ,f A fs, ' 'QQ' . 'S' V. 3 7 I 5, . w ii, .V ' 2 ' Zhi-5.4 f ' Mrs. Elizabeth I-loltane Counselor, Lloyd Hall Mrs. Helen Dalton Counselor, Hayes House I' 4 ' . , P ' , x ' ,AW 's f sw 'A H ' 5 'V' X - 4 llx 2 fi igfhshw' X . Q , 955 'o - ' x '. . Q , ,, s . . , QP 'Q:fl'9'g:5Q f .- I '- ,Nl A'C,C?E52. ryan lj-2,1 ,w-R-. ' S-GU.: ,P-',3f:' 12:3 i5gl,e43g25,qg1,,g,, ugssscagi . -, . ' 1- i,,,'-1 I3 I 517.., , -4i2f'?-si-Q6 ,2+1R .'--a4,,-- ,fR':N.Y sL,?lw's ' wfz -,sivff-R?: fp- w3fQ': iff -,Q M , -,Q--Ai ,iff 4,.'w- , Y.,-.:f-afl,z sea-we at- L :Gm-n,-4+ as 'HM ' X53 'fi Tlgii 5' .':33.Q,r.'.j fr 'E 2.23, Mrs. Leila Johnson Hostess, Dining Room Honze Dqbartrnent Mrs. Mullins! -Even housemothers get packages! Who's preaching at Little Man's THIS Sunday ? Mrs. Jane Libby Counselor, Annex ,, 1: l' e 1 I N 3 . , l my s Aj A ' M. 5341 F V Ig ,,,.,.,,, A .. , gk?-,f L A. I Mrs. Anne McLemore Counselor, Hardy Hall . s. i 1 I QP v Af X XX ...,. fl s Mrs. Wilma C. Mullins Counselor, Elizabeth Hall Jw' Ev Mrs. Bessie Peets Dietitian fvx , 'X ws 1 K. Spf , MU gfsyx 61 i' - I -1114? ggi- X H ' - -Y EQ' ff 5'2 Q l 5 . ,X K . 1, :-. J. A Mrs. Geneva Phillips Mrs. Rubye Vinson Mrs. Elvena White Mrs. Janie Wright Counselor, Lloyd Hall Registered Nurse Counselor, Hardy Hall Counselor, Hardy Hall 1-n - 2 5 Pam Rakestraw, you have a g est 'n the lobb I-F h Cl v ' is here! u ' Y Fzela' RQPTBIKYZIHIZVKF ' x fi 'Q N Y , Kr. , , x -S i , I 0 W ,f P t N1 ,q SN, 4 ! tar I 15:21 p LJ W -N msg., W5 f... gf. A 'X 'X X f Pe ' 1 554 ,ff - .- ' 'N IN ' I ' 2 .Y 'f f. X132 fax . ',i-I K K W '- 5'- fl LQZZQ. 'dai 5353 ,159 .lf .-f ' f Mrs. Ruth Burgess Miss Virginia Haile Mrs. Mary Harris Representative of the Representative of the Representative of the Southeastern States Southwestern States Central States '11 I, ,S as ' Xwfljf -141 XX KJ Mrs. Lilian Wissmiller Representative of the Southeastern States P k. 'IN Aclazevemertt f I ' I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: X ' I Two roads diverged in a wood, and I - IX ' f n I took the one less traveled by, if I And that has made all the difference. C ' ' A ,md N . of ' X -, X I lj, J 1 , iff I ' I , Ev' ' I f ll af' 1 1,057 4,7 7 f I .ix Riff L ,Ns 1 , , 3,9 f - .. - , ,Q f 1 7 1 2' V 1 X 1 f 14 l 11 X ,I . ff i ' f vf- X ' 1 ' ff ff- X I ,V XA if . 1 y I Y 'V I W . XX I I Nf, z...f 1 WE 1 -,ill 1 ,H .1 AA . 15 xii? QU4' Jr W, 4 Q33 'gf 4 Q M rw. ff 1 X -4 ,Q y , 'il L 'il VPN ' A A1 X rx A ' :,'FVb,rq no Rx- Q L'7 159- hx - Q dl , f ', Q S x I z', g , vfff Q I f f , C' Y f,l ,tx fl ,---N K ?,, 1 5 ozmlslx 1 Y Q miss guy 7900! sM1'5s Sita!! xjcng Miss Stull King achieved the greatest honor bestowed upon a Gulf Park girl when the student body selected her as the girl most deserving the title of Miss Gulf Park. Active in many phases of campus life, Stull is best known as this yea1 s Student Council president. She accepts all her responsibilities eagerly, no task being too great or small for her attention. Described as charming, poised, and gracious, Stull also excels academically. With great pride, the SEA GULL presents Stull King, Miss Gulf Park, 1964. x 4, ff 2 kk Y ridiifg' 3, If ' 2: 1 4 5 3 a i 1 ,.-n ' R' I K, 11. R Jai 5.40.1 CifizensAiP ' miss Qnger Carre The greatest honor bestowed on a High School girl at Gulf Park is the High School Citizenship Award. Miss Ginger Garroll, this year's winner, was chosen by the entire student body as the best ex- ample of the ideals of Gulf Park to be found in its spirited high school. Ginger is a warm, friendly person who always finds time to talk to any student. She is quite active in all fields of sports, and her competitive spirit makes her well-liked by all. Ginger knows how to win well, she can also lose well if defeat comes. Her willingness to accept responsibility is ap- preciated by students and faculty alike. Being president of the high school has not deterred Ginger from being just one of the girls, too, She takes pleasure in help- ing people and is frequently embroiled in ironing out little difliculties in her dormi- tory. With all the time she spends on extracurricular activities, Ginger does not neglect her studies, maintains a good av- erage, and is an active member of the Beta Glub. As a leader, student, and all- around girl, Ginger is an inspiration not only to the high school but to the whole student body of Gulf Park. Gufsfancbng unior iss Cary CArisfian Gulf Parkls Outstanding Junior is not only able to do many things but she does many things well. Cary Christian is a good and loyal leader, a cooperative student, an accomplished athlete, a talented guitarist, a singer and composer of songs, a Five Point Senior Girl Scout, and a look into her background reveals an unusual devo- tion to others. The Junior Class is the largest on cam- pus and is composed almost entirely of new students, With enthusiasm, determi- nation, and strength, Cary, as class presi- dent, has led the juniors through tourna- ments and projects, and kept class spirit high. She is a very active member of her sorority, Sigma Psi Iota, and of the Student Council, still she maintains a high scholastic average. After an afternoon of practice for a sports tournament Cary might be seen, in the early evening, playing her guitar and singing with a group of friends. Later on she might be found studying or helping another student with lessons. In the past Cary has spent much time with scouting activities, visiting and read- ing to the confined aged, and helping crippled children learn to swim. For her friendliness, loyalty, leadership, and enthusiasm, Cary is recognized by everyone on campus as an outstanding junior. 7 -M Jn- IS 1-in 9? A' j 'l ff Qt , Q-f 3 Kyo? 'J' f 2 ,Q as I ' f X 2' X M ,,,,,,.,J,,. if I N it A We ww' I f 0 Annwfttf J mosf xgnfellecfmzl miss Susan xjfun fer Susan Hunter of Atlanta, Georgia, qualifies as most intellectual not only be- cause of her ability to understand, but be- cause she generously shares her knowledge and abilities with others, She gives much time and energy to class and other campus activities. She is president of Jet Maskers, vice president of the Dance League, and secretary of the Senior Class. On the campus Susan had leading roles in A Thurber Carnival, A Sunny M0rning', and You Can't Take It With You. Her performances in the Dance Recital and Fashion Show were brilliant. She produces the weekly radio program, Meet Gulf Parkw. Doing nothing half-way, Susan not only holds three oflices, acts in and produces many programs, and helps with her sorori- ty, but she is also a member of Phi Theta Kappa, the national honorary scholastic fraternity. Susan excellently represents Gulf Park as most intellectual . mos! Odffracfive miss QACAI ,lgraclforcl As enchanting as the town of Paris, Kentucky, from which she hails, Vicki Bradford has been widely acclaimed at Culf Park for her grace and beauty. Vicki reigned as queen of the Bit and Spur Court at the Mardi Cras Ball and was chosen May Queen by the student body. She has modeled at fashion shows here on the campus and also on the Coast. When a recent movie was Hlmed about the Coast, Culf Park was proud to be rep- resented by Vicki. In her riding habit at the stable or beautifully gowned at a ball, Vicki has a special glow that comes not from outward beauty alone, but is enhanced by the beauty which radiates from within. amosf Cjalen feel miss Susan en4iclallefon Broadway claims such personalities as Ethel Merman, Julie Andrews and Mary Martin. Gulf Park claims her own Susan Middleton. When Susan came to Gulf Park from Athens, Texas, she brought with her a profound interest and great ability in the dramatic arts. Susan, a speech major, has had leading roles in The Marriage, Blithe Spirit, and The Grass H arp. While a play was in pro- duction Susan could be found coordinating costumes, painting flats, prompting, gath- ering props, or setting scenery. One of Susan's most delightful programs was a recital An Impartial View of The Fairer Sexl' which she gave for the student body. She was the capable director of The Death of Tintagilesfi Susan plans to take a special cruise this summer where she will be attending classes and working as a member of the ship's drama group. Bon voyage, Susan, weill be seeing you when the curtain goes up! mosf riginal iss yuhe Kyers We have been fortunate at Gulf Park in having Julie Myers of Joplin, Missouri, share her originality with us. Julie has been most generous with her time and talents, designing and completing much of the art work involved in decorations and posters for dances, gymkhana, the Fash- ion Show, theatrical productions, and the yearbook. In A Thurber Carnival Julie played several diflicult roles and, like changing moods of a sunset over San Fran- cisco Bay, she moved with great agility from one character to another. Julie is president of Samovar, the art organizationg secretary of Delta Chig and art editor of the SEA GULL. 1. A 1 D: J H A. ,xv , . inc K 1. W , ,,51:z.A..v,. -T. , ?'Jf.. a.,Q are Hi .5 , i iw -wwiw A 'SPN' ' K ' p. A ,ff-s , aT33..a,-wma , .mee Q :Z sf-affx' sit., W-fb ' . 'A 5-N, ,- A Am Q.-,,.A ....,,j A I-ef s- 4 4' ' ,,y,.,'., U . ,iir 3 .. 'M 5 -,-,.,1 - f ' -f , tif..-sal, 1 mf- -' ,, ,L - ,, ' af: 1 N . . 4,, N , g : Hur 'M P r ss: -am.. ,,,,., I , . it 'in 55 4 ay, Sl 4 lm.. , , new 'V-ruff' www- an 4 Eg, mosf popular miss Sie arecy cCinJAolm Everyone at Gulf Park agrees that if ever in need of a kind word or deed, Sue Carey Lindholm is the girl to see. And 'cSukey,' seems to always be present to lend her helping hand. The devotion of the student body to Sue Carey is very evident, A member of Delta Chi and other campus organizations, she has served as president of the Senior Class, secretary of the Student Council, and member of the Athletic Association Board. No matter what she undertakes, she performs all of her duties with a sincere willingness. Wfilmette, Illinois, has every right to be proud of this amazing young lady whose interest in everything and everyone, along with her quick smile and delightful man- ner, has made her most popularn at Gulf Park. mosf Iversafile miss Mallory WAife Mallory White, Kansas City, Missouri, is equally competent with tennis racket, basketball, volleyball, water skis, paint brush or guitar. An outstanding leader and campus beauty, Mal was elected president of Delta Chi Sigma and is a member of this year's May Court. Last year Mallory was recognized as Gulf Park's Outstanding Junior and with versatility she has fulfilled the expecta- tions forecast by this recognition, as her skills and talents have enriched many campus activities this year. 5. 4 'Ji B Na - r 'M 41 JU f w s 4' . 4 3: ii- I! 1 gf.- -4 s if' . .t . '1 '.?rgs -v x isis JSC! gsprif miss 4.jl4iaCincJa gaircfis The court clowns of long ago have nothing on Gulf Parkas jester, MiLinda Giatrakis, who has entertained the whole student body with her nimble wit. In the dorm or on the campus, MiLinda was always ready with just the phrase to send all around her into gales of laughter. Many a frown has changed to a smile due to one of her dry, htunorous remarks. MiLinda's merrymaking rightly brought her the title c'Bel Esprit. most! Ligegy to ggucceevl miss 5471142 errcyman When Anne Berryman of Ashland, Kansas, graduates in May, there will be no doubt in anyone's mind that wher- ever she goes or whatever she undertakes, she will succeed. Her tireless efforts and leadership abili- ties have won for Anne the respect of all at Gulf Park. Anne is president of the Sigma Psi Iota Sorority and an active member of many other campus organiza- tions, With the energy of a Trojan, she carries out her responsibilities with grace and ease. Anne's charm and beauty brought her such honors as being a member of the Mardi Gras Court and the May Court. When the student body bids Anne fare- well this year it will be with the sure knowledge that Gulf Park will miss her and will wish her well. esf Sporf P1 miss enneffe joAnsfon If a joke is in order or a prank is to be played, look for Jen Johnston to be in- volved. It makes no difference whether she is playing the joke or is on the receiving end of it, for Jen's sense of humor is always on display. It is for this reason, along with many others, that Raleigh, North Caro- lina's Jen has been named this year's Best Sport. On the athletic field Jen is not only im- portant as a teammate but also important in raising the morale of her team, whether in victory or defeat. She has won the admiration of all her schoolmates for her good sportsmanship. Jen's high standards of fair play led her to being elected Chairman of the Judiciary Board. Her selflessness and sense of justice have won for her the affection of all at Gulf Park. Her unique sense of humor has brought gaiety to our campus. mosf add lefic iss lpen ncy errcy Thoughts of fun or sun bring thoughts of Penny Terry. Wherever there is sun- Nassau, Gulf Park, or her own home town of Danville, Indiana-Penny is out soak- ing up the raysn and having a good time doing it. This year Penny has served as President of the Athletic Association, and her energies and talents have inspired one and all to join in the activities, both on the playing field and on the sidelines, Penny is quite an accomplished athlete. She plays volleyball, basketball, tennis and baseball like a pro, and spends her su-m- mers riding and swimming, Is there any- thing she canlt do? Pennyls Hne sense of sportsmanship is displayed whether she is playing for fun or helping her class win His Majesty the Goat in serious class competition. All this-and beauty, too. Penny was a most regal queen at the Atheson Court at the Annual Mardi Gras Ball and was a member of the May Court. - ' r 2'- Vp 'A WN- W: K sv, 1 , ,w -'PM V .Lf 1 V . Q .Ag-f j,,, fl if la' ,y W Mil -5 +7 ' .Q 'ly'- ,134 if js- F' 'bw' ab -1- bf 5?,'4-a-1 - 5 P A x... 'I -.8 o 'ii 1, O. ref-- 411927 ,- I 1, Frzendslnp We make ourselves a place apart Behind light words that tease and flout, But oh, the agitated heart ' ' N ,K Till someone find us really out. s ,fax f -7' 4 2:--f , -'K l . XX X ,Sv :ul 4 .'. fl ie' 4 A x f I , 'Q Nh I' ., 4 f -' Y . ta? .iff , '71 -Q J 5 4 I 'Rx Cir, ' p,, 1, vq Ar? 't' 4x I X1 Ah b' 'iff A , 1 f f i X 1' I ' Y ff 'Y' J ' .f Q L -5-'Lg j ay lggkjf ff qu'-if 39 L S4 Cx M14 I w 9 I S9lZ1.01'f of 1964 50 rw ,- fs .SL Klux 1- nf f-w nv 31510 fwk-f 1 . -.J 1 -4 4' 1 nl 1 x x . ' K Q '5 x 1 . .D 1 , I 4 - u- x . x H 5 , Q... s '-,. F, . gf' v N s OPS ,Lav- 5. X L- ' MPI Ely il 'mf 1 v' A A Q . . S .1 X v x ' , t 1 - Q f' l 4 S QT- Ns -5' Q - s. . H , . H 5 'ss x 4 . ' ' R Y 1 - I , A Q K . N Q 11 A 'lf A , li 'N Q I v. 'L A J ' ' , 'g 1, 1 ev- - . .K l Y. X vs Q K 1 a1,,.f X 5- ' SUSAN HUN'I:lfli Secretary 8-F . 55 5 m ' u 1 v ' 5 f .1 f . ., U. . u R, ifQ'f 'Q-V ', f? 2E?5 N. , nz, X 'fu 1 u - ' IQ , thai .v be Vw 5 9 Seniors MARY CHRISTINE ANGELO . . . CHRISTI . . . Boonville, Missouri . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Jet Maskersg Phi Theta Kappa, Vice President, Romance Language Club, Samovar Clubg SEA GULL Staff, Editor, Secretarial Science. My life is like a stroll upon the beach, As near the oeean's edge as I can go. ANNE PORTER BERRYMAN . . . Ashland, Kansas . . . Sigma Psi Iota, President, Fashion Show Modelg Jet Maskersg Practical Arts Club, Secretarial Scienceg Wel- coming Committee. Beauty being the best of all we know sums up the un- searchable and secret aims of nature. or- s KITTY BENNETT . . . Mayfield, Kentucky . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Jet Maskersg Romance Language Clubg Secre- tarial Science. Her mirth is like a flash of lightning, that breaks through a gloom of clouds. VICKI ANN BRADFORD , . . Paris, Kentucky . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Secretary, A. A. Board, Bit and Spur Club, President, Fashion Show Model, Jet Maskersg Phi Theta Kappag Welcomixig Committee. Leaning and laughing, my warm-hearted beauty, you ride, you ride Seniors JULIA ELLEN BROWNELL . . . Kingsport, Tennessee . . . Dance Leagueg Jet Maskersg Phi Theta Kappa, Presidentg Samovar Club, Reporterg SEA GULL Staff, Literary Edi- torg Welcoming Committee. A precious jewel carved most curiously. NANCY Jo BURNS . . . Midlothian, Illinois . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Aquettesg Glee Clubg Jet Maskers. Laugh and be merry, remember, better the world with a song. LUCILE HYNSON BUBENZER . . . Bunkie, Louisiana .. . Delta Chi Sigmag Dance Leagueg Secretarial Science, Vice Presidentg Welcoming Committee. All that was beautiful and just. CATHAERINE CLARK . . . GAY . . . Wichita Falls, Texas . . . Fashion Show Modelg Jet Maskersg Roma.nce Lan- guage Clubg Samovar Club. Presence of mind and courage in distress, Are more than armies to procure success. FRANCES JOYCE CLEMENT . . . Greenville, Alabama . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Jet Maskersg Practical Arts Clubg Romance Language Club. Of loyal nature and of noble mind. LUCINDA Jo CORNISH . . . CINDY . . . Oklahoma City, Oklahoma . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Bit and Spur Club Samovar Clubg SEA GULL Staff, Assistant Art Editor Welcoming Committee. Though deep, yet clear, though gentle yet not dull. bil . 5011.075 PAULA SUE CONWAY . . . Titusville, Florida . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Bit and Spur Clubg Fashion Show Modelg Judiciary Boardg Samovar Club, Vice Presidentg Tam- my Howl, Art Editorg Welcoming Committee. The days that make us happy make ut wise. LUCILLE LOUISE DANIELS . . . Handsboro, Mississippi . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Coast Club, Presidentg Practical Arts Clubg Student Council, Day Student Representa- tive: Welcoming Committee. A soft answer turneth away wrath. 'US ifeniors DIANE DAVIDSON . . . Decherd, Tennessee . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Secretary, Glee Club, Presidentg Judiciary Board, Secretaryg Tammy Howl, Welcoming Committee. Life has its music, let us seek a way not to jangle the chords whereon we play. DELORES OLIVIA DICKEY . . . DE . . . Cullman, Ala- bama . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Fashion Show Model, Practical Arts Club, Samovar Club, Welcoming Com- mittee. A modest woman, dressed out in all her finery, is the most tremendous object of the whole creation. GRACIELA DESEDAS . . . Panama, Republic of Panama . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Romance Language Club, Secre- tarial Science, Secretary. Happiness is above all things the calm, glad certainty of innocence. SUSANNA ELAINE DILLMAN . . . Lac du Flambeau, Wis- consin . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Treasurer, Aquettesg Jet Maskersg Romance Language Club 3 Samovar Club g Welcoming Committee. He hath a heart as sound as a bell. feniom Lx? ELINORE FRANCES ECKERT . . . Homeworth, Ohio . . . Bit and Spur Club. Secretaryg Jet Maskersg Secretarial Science. And more than wisdom, more than wealth-A merry heart that laughs at care. FAITH F. FARENZENA . . . Highwood, Illinois . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Fashion Show Modelg Judiciary Board, Senior Representativeg Secretarial Science Clubg Welcoming Committee. Love's but a frailty of the mind, when 'tis not with ambition join'd. MARGENE DIANE ENGMAN . . . Atlanta., Georgia . . . Sigma Psi Ioitag Fashion Show Modelg Jet Maskersg Romance Language Clubg Samovar Clubg Secretarial Scienceg Welcoming Committee. Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. SUSAN MARIE FOOTE . . . Durant, Oklahoma . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Samovar Clubg Secretarial Science. A happy soul that all the way to heaven hath a .vummei day. lla- feniorcf MARGARET ELIZABETH FRANK . . . BI-:Tsv . . . Paris, Kentucky . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Jet Maskers, Romance Language Club. Happiness sneaks in through a door you didn't know you left open. PATRICIA ELAINE FULMER . . . Savannah, Georgia . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Fashion Show Model, Secretarial Science, President, Welcoming Committee. A lovely lady, garmented in light from her own beauty. VICTORIA FRY . . . Indianapolis, Indiana . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Vice President, Fashion Show Model, Jet Maskers, judiciary Board, Chairman, Student Council, Vice President, Tammy Howl, Society Editor, Wel- coming Committee, We Moderns. Sunshine and rain at once, her smiles and tears. JANET HUNTER GARNER . . . Shelbyville, Kentucky . . . Senior Class Vice President, Delta Chi Sigma, Fashion Show Model, jet Maskers, Romance Language Club, Secretarial Science, Welcoming Committee, We Modems. Given to jest, yet ever in earnest, If aught of right or truth were at stake. fi lfx MILINDA JON GiATRAx1s . . . Columbus, Ohio . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Bit and Spur Clubg Romance Language Clubg Samovar Club. My way of joking is telling the truth. That is the fun- niest joke in the world. JANE NICHOLSON GRIDER . . . NICKY . . . Winder, Georgia . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Aquettesg Bit and Spur Clubg Jet Maskersg Sanwovar Club. Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Seniors RUTH ANN GREEN . . . Gallatin, Tennessee . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Practical Arts Club. To love the game beyond the prize. LINDA KAY GRUBB . . . Louisville, Kentucky . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag A. A. Board, Volleyball Managerg Jet Maskersg Romance Language Clubg Tammy Howl, Sports Co-Editorg Welcoming Committee. Adventure lit her stars. fvi., ,. .-- 'D' Seniors swf? - . PAULA GWIN . . . Jasper, Alabama . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Dance League, Treasurer 5 Practical Arts Club, Presi- dent, Samovar Clubg Welcoming Committee. He that hath patience may compass anything. SHERYL KAY HARPE . . . Dawson, Georgia. . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Dance League, President, Jet Maskersg Samovar Club, Welcoming Co-mmittee. There was a star danced, and under that I was born. ai SURAYA ANN HADDAD . . . Birmingham, Alabama Delta Chi Sigma, Romance Language Club. But joy is wisdom, time an endless song. JANE TAYLOR HUDSON . . . Gulfport, Mississippi Coast Club, SEA GULL Staff, Advertising Manager Here a free spirit of mankind. 'Nm '51- SUSAN MYRL HUNTER . . . Atlanta, Georgia . . . Senior Class Secretary: Sigma Psi Iotag Dance League, Vice President: Fashion Show Modelg Jet Maskers, Presidentg Secretarial Science. Bright is the ring of words-When the right man ringr them. MARY JENNETTE CALDNVELL JOHNSTON . . . Raleigh, North Carolina . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Historiang A. A. Board, Softball Managerg Jet Maskersg judiciary Board, Chairmang Practical Arts Club, Vice Presidentg Wel- coming Committee. Honesty rare as a man without self-pity. tf6lflZ.07 .f rivwng, Q, A CAROL ELIZABETH JOHNSON . . . Crossett, Arkansas . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Presidentg Fashion Show Modelg jet Maskersg Practical Arts Clubg Samovar Clubg Secre- tarial Scienceg Welcoming Committee. The chiefest action for a man of great spirit, Is never to be out of action. MIRANDiX JONES . . . RANDY . . . Scottsdale, Arizona . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Historiang We Modemsg Jet Maskers. Strong mind, great heart, true faith, ready hands. Ref -135 - '7 az .feniorr KAREN Lou KEITER . . . Dayton, Ohio . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Jet Maskersg Practical Arts Club, Romance Language Club, Secretarial Science. Give to every other human being every right that you claim for yourself. MARSHA KRANER . . . Ho-uston, Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Jet Maskersg Practical Arts Club g Romance Lan- guage Club 5 Samovar Club. To all my friends I leave kind thoughts. Lucia STULL KING . . . Bristol, Tennessee . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Fashion Show Modelg Jet Maskersg Secretarial Science, Student Council, President, Welcoming Com- mittee, We Modems. A great heart in a faithful, unselfish, and patient leader. SANDRA LANDES . . . SANDY . . . Peru, Indiana . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Vice President, Secretarial Scienceg Welcoming Committee, We Moderns. I laugh, for hope hath happy place with me. dw NX. Q-rw' 'Q ANNE HUBBARD LINDENBERG . . . PENNY . . . Bexley, Ohio . . . Delta Chi Sigma5,A. A. Boardg Welcoming Committeeg We Moderns. Brief even as bright. CONSTANCE MARIE MCCONNELL . . . Fort Worth, Texas . . . Delta Alpha Sigrnag Bit and Spur Clubg Practical Arts Clubg Romance Language Clubg Sarnovar Club. The most completely lost of all days is the one on which we have not laughed. l 5 3 Seniors 1.-urls' SUE CAREY LINDHOLM . . . Wilmette, Illinois . . . Senior Class Presidentg Delta Chi Sigmag A. A. Board, Swim- ming Managerg Fashion Show Modelg Jet Maskersg Romance Language Clubg Samovar Clubg Student Coun- cil, Secretaryg Welcoming Committeeg We Modems. The only way to have a friend is to be one. BEVERLY ANN MAIO . . . Corning, New York . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Jet Maskersg Practical Arts Clubg Romance Language Clubg Secretarial Science. The soul occupied with great ideas best performs small duties. X Senior! 8? JOSEPHINE GAY MASSENGILL . . .Dalla.s, Texas . . .Sigma Psi Iota, Samovar Club, Secretary-Treasurer, Tammy Howl, Editor. All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream. MARY FRANCES MOORE . . . San Diego, California . . . Sigma Psi Ioftag Samovar Club. And she went, merry as a marriage bell. MARGARET SUSAN MIDDLETON . . . Athens, Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iota 5 Jet Maskers, Vice President g Welcoming Committee. In action faithful, and in honor clear. JULIET MYERS . . . JULIE . . . Joplin, Missouri . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Secretary, Fashion Show Model, Jet Maskersg Samovar Club, Presidentg SEA GULL Staff, Art Editor, Secretarial Scienceg Welcoming Committee, We Modems. As the sun colors flowers, so does art color life. Sen ion' ANNE DRISKILL NICHOLS . . . Biloxi, Mississippi . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Bit and 'Spur Clubg Jet Maskersg Romance Language Clubg Samovar Club. The world turns aside to let any man pass who knows whither he is going. PATRICIA MARIE PETERSON . . . West Chicago, Illinois . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Bit and Spur Clubg Jet Maskersg Practical Arts Clubg Samovar Club. The magic of a cheerful face. NORMA LEE Nici-toLsoN . . . Decherd, Tennessee . . . Senior Class Treasurerg Sigma Psi Iotag Fashion Show Modelg jet Maskersg Welcoming Committee. I say the world is lovely., and that Ioveliness is enough. PAMELA SUE RAKESTRAW . . . Bay City, Texas I. . . Delta Chi Sigmag Dance Leagueg Welcoming Committee. I laugh'd and d,anc'd and talk'd and sang. Jleniors ffwm. EG! SHEILA ROGERS . . . RICKI . . . Pascagoula, Mississippi . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Vice Presidentg Dance Leagueg Fashion Show Modelg Jet Maskersg Practical Arts Clubg Romance Language Clubg Secretarial Scienceg Wel- coming Committee. Where willingness is great, the difficulties cannot be great. KAREN ANN SCHWAB . . . Louisville, Kentucky . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Practical Arts Clubg SEA GULL Staffg Secretarial Science, Treasurer. Good natured and cheerful to work or talk with. DoRoTHY ANNE SCHERMER . . . Fairhope, Alabama . . . Romance Language Clubg Secretarial Scienceg Delta Alpha Sigma, Sergeant-at-Armsg Jet Maskers. The great heart knows the power of gentleness. JUDITH JANE SHAFER . . . Sandy Springs, Georgia . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Bit and Spur Club, Vice Presidentg Dance Leagueg Fashion Show Modelg Jet Maskersg Welcoming Committeeg We Moderns. A witty woman is a treasureg a witty beauty is a power. li iq man X Seniors it CARYN MICHELLE STANG . . . Deland, Florida . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Jet Maskersg Practical Arts Club, Samovar Clubg Secretarial Science. The surest way not to fail is to determine to succeed. PENELOPE SUE TERRY . . . PENNY . . . Danville, Indiana . . . Delta Chi Sigma, A. A. Board, Presidentg Judiciary Board, Secretarial Science, Welcoming Committee. Thereis nothing worth the wear of winning, But laughter and the love of friends. SALLY ANN STIELER . . . San Antonio, Texas . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Jet Maskersg Romance Language Clubg Samovar Club. No one is useless in this world who lightens the burden of it to any one else. BETTY EVELYN TRASK . . . Bartow, Florida . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Chaplain, A. A. Board, Vice President, Dance League: Fashion Show Model: SEA GULL Staff, Assistant Editor, Secretarial Scienceg Student Councilg Welcoming Committee. And they all had trust in her, and knew she would keep her word. 'El'- tferriorf MARY O,DAY VANN . . . PEGGY . . . Camilla, Georgia . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Practical Arts Clubg Secretarial Scienceg Welcoming Committee. The superior man is slow in his words and earnest in hix conduct. S LUCY CAROLINE WELLS . . . Natchitoches, Louisiana . . . Delta Alpha Sigma 5 Practical Arts Club 5 Romance Language Cilub. We can do more good by being good, than in any other way. MALLORY WHITE . . . Kansas City, Missouri . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Presidentg A. A. Boardg Fashion Show Modelg Jet Maskersg Samovar Clubg'Secretaria1 Scienceg Welcoming Committeeg We Modems. At whose right side rides courage, with skill within the cockpit and faith upon the left. 58 ..Y61fll.07 J' MARIAN LANE WHITTEN . . . Oklahoma City, Oklahoma . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Practical Arts Club, Secretarial Science. Kindness as large and plain as a prairie wind. CYNTHIA LEE WINTERMUTE . . . CINDY . . . LaGrange, Illinois . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Bit and Spur Club, Fashion Show Model, Jet Maskersg Secretarial Science, Welcoming Committee. But I am constant as the northern star. SUZANNE WILLIAMS . . . Ashland, Kentucky . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Jet Maskers, Romance Language Club, President. Alas for the rarity of Christian charity under the sun. t iSi61fll.01'J' wwe? Loursn WRIGHT WOMACK . . . Gallatin, Tennessee . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Glee Clubg Jet Maskersg Romance Language Club. I will a round unvarnixhed tale deliver. DOROTHY RUTH WRIGHT . . . DOTTY . . . Bristol Virginia . . . Delta Chi Sig-mag Samovar Clubg Secre- tarial Scienceg Welcoming Committee. For the good are .always the merry. Some have relied on what they knewg Others on simply being true. What worked for them might work for you. LINDA LEIGH ZACHMAN . . . Danville, Kentucky . . . Fashion Show Model, Jet Maskersg Practical Arts Club, Secretarial Science, VVelcoming Committee, We Modems. She has a golden beauty, sparkling and bright. No memory of having starred Atones for later disregard, Or keeps the end from being hard. Seniors ann' PATRICIA ANN EARLE . . . Asheville, North Carolina . . Glee Club. All who joy would win- Must share it-happiness was born a twin. i'f Mk: Mfr' V., . x ., . 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Birmingham, Ala- bama . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Dance League, Jet Maskers, Romance Language Club. HOLLY ALFORD . . . Dallas, Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iota. SUZIE ALTI-IANs . . . New Orleans, Louisiana . . .Delta Chi Sigma, Romance Language Club. 2 VALLERIE ALLEN BAAN . . . Norwalk, Con- necticut . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Glee Club, Treasurer. BETTY BAILEY . . . Church Point, Louisiana . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Practical Arts Club, Romance Language Club. LYN BAKER . . . Columbus, Georgia . . . Delta Chi Sigma. 3 JULIE BALDWIN . . . Bridgeport, Illinois . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Fashion Show Model, Practical Arts Club. LINDA BAss . . . Danville, Illinois . . . Delta Chi Sigma, A. A. Board, Treasurer, Dance League, Jet Maskers, Samovar Club, Student Council. MELISSA BEATTY . . . Dallas, Texas . . . Delta Chi Sigma. 4 LINDA MARGARET BEER . . . San Antonio, Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Fashion Show Model. TOOTIE BRASHEAR . . . Temple, Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Bit and Spur Club, Jet Maskers, Practical Arts Club. FRANCIE BROWNE . . . Ashland, Kentucky . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Romance Language Club. 5 BEVERLEE BRUSH . . . Columbus, Ohio . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Dance League, Fashion Show Model, Jet Maskers, Practical Arts Club. LYNN BUELL . . . Dallas, Texas . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Bit and Spur Clubg Practical Arts Club, Romance Language Club. SUzANNE BURDICK . . . Wilmette, Illinois . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Secretarial Science. union :fl If sag, ,ss qi T -.: '+' '75 we fr. P! 'Ng ng- X 'rs 'se--A X, , li NEI fi, 6 - jf f QQ' . f 'V 'ax x- af fi f N 'Tl 7' Ns- f-5 IU' up Vi? 'f ,J 65 J 1 CAROLE JEANNE BIURGE . . . Highland Park, Illinois . . . Delta Chi Sigma. MARS!-IA BURGIN . . . Birmingham, Alabama . . . Delta Alpha Sigma. STEPHANIE R. CABALLERO . . . Houma, Louisi- ana . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Bit and Spur Club, Fashion Show Model, Secretarial Science. 2 CAROLYN CALDWELL . . . Oklahoma City, Oklahoma . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Jet Maskers, Practical Arts Club. ISABEL CAMPBELL . . . Decatur, Georgia . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Dance League, Secretarial Science. MARY GARRAUD CAUDILL . . . Manila, Arkansas . . . Delta Alpha Sigma. 3 MICHAEL ANN CENTANNI . . . LaPlace, Louisiana . . . Sigma Psi Iota. ELAINE CHESNUT . . . Oklahoma City, Okla- homa . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Samovar Club. SUSAN CHESNUT . . . Oklahoma City, Okla- homa . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Jet Maskers, SEA GULL Staff, Club Editor. 4 LULA CARY Cx-uus'rxAN . . . Northport, Ala- bama . . . Junior Class President g Sigma Psi Iota, Romance Language Club, Secretarial Science, Student Council. PAM CIRULI . . . Phoenix, Arizona . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Secretarial Science. ANN COLLINSON . . . Kansas City, Missouri . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Jet Maskers. 5 MAURA Cook . . . Pass Christian, Mississippi . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Coast Club, Treasurer, Secretarial Science. DERBY COOPER . . . Skokie, Illinois . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Bit and Spur Club. RUT1-nn CRAWFORD . . . Marietta, Georgia . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Bit and Spur Club. I SARA 'CRUMPECKER . . . Morehouse, Missouri . . . Sigma Psi Iota. MARCEY DAv1s . . . Chicago, Illinois . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Dance League. MARY DENE DAVIS . . . Kirksville, Missouri . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Romance Language Club. 2 SI-IERRIN DAWLEY . . . Columbus, Ohio . . . Sigrna Psi Iota, Dance League, Treasurer, Romance Language Club, Samovar Club. KATHY DEITEMEYER . . . Beatrice, Nebraska . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Fashion Show Model. LINDA DILLS . . . Indianapolis, Indian-a . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Jet Maskersg Practical Arts Club, Samovar Club. 3 LAUREN DRAKE . . . Shreveport, Louisiana . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Treasurer, Jet Maskersg Romance Language Clubg Welcoming Com- mittee. LINETTE Duo.-as . . . Panama Canal Zone . . . Sigma Psi Iota g Glee Club, Romance Lan- guage Clubg Secretarial Science. CATHERINE DUREN . . . Port St. Joe, Florida . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Fashion Show Model, Secretari-al Science. 4 JOHNNA ELLIS . . . Long Beach, Mississippi . . . Sigma Psi Iota, SEA GULL Staff, Assistant Advertising Manager. SUSIE EMERY . . . Anniston, Alabama . . Delta Alpha Sigma. ELAINE ESTES . . . Columbus, Georgia . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Bit and Spur Club, Fashion Show Model. 5 NANCY ETHINGTON . . . Shelbyville, Kentucky . . .Delta Chi Sigma, Romance Language Club. BETH EVILSIZER . . . Lawton, Oklahoma . . . Sigma Psi Iota. V CHARLOTTE FABKCHER . . . Gulfport, Missis- sippi . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Coast Club, Vice President, Romance Language Club. union' 113 A 'Wears it AH i f c h i p fi. .p.., X A y . A' M ' cfj, R A R., M WA' i Y t .I A v fi' FQ' 'cf' 67 ZS .sw-,,,.f QQ! , a ws: 1'w.-rvy ,,,,f-Q.. ICN tax 6 I J 1 - x by fn- if' 'E-'F' R' -.Q .1- 'VJ -'B .J 'VX it 1-1- 'f union X I aff 63 It 'aw PB QW? 1 1 'aff X f 5? l. X ,'M0'Uw 'Lf' I my li I 68 1 NANCY FELLERS . . . Amarillo, Texas . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Romance Language Club, SEA GULL Staff, Assistant Club Editor, Secre- tarial Science. PATTI FERNANDEZ . . . Brownsville, Texas . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Romance Language Club. MARY ELLA FINLEY . . . Georgetown, Ken- tucky . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Secretarial Science, Welcoming Committee. 2 MAR1jHA GUTHRIE FLOOD . . . Shelbyville, Kentucky . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Romance Language Club. PHYLLIS FRIOU . . . Columbus, Georgia . . . Junior Class Vice President, Delta Chi Sigma, Dance League, Fashion Show Model. VICTORIA DIANE FULMER . . . Savannah, Georgia . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Dance League, Fashion Show Model, Jet Maskers, Romance Language Club, Vice President, Samovar Club, Secretarial Science. 3 KATHLEEN GERLACH . . . Shreveport, Louisi- ana . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Romance Lan- guage Club. EMILY GERMANIS . . . Biloxi, Mississippi . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Coast Club, Secretary, Romance Language Club. SARAH ELISE GLASGOW . . . Ruston, Louisiana . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Fashion Show Model, Romance Language Club. 4 TERA GRAHAM . . . Muncie, Indiana . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Dance League. LAURIE GRAY . . . Amarillo, Texas . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Fashion Show Model, Jet Maskcrs, Romance Language Club. CHRIS HALL . . . Fernandina Beach, Florida . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Fashion Show Model, Romance Language Club. 5 SUSAN REID HALL . . . Marietta, Georgia . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Bit and Spur Club, Secre- tarial Science. JENNY LEE HALLOCK . . . Xenia, Ohio . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Dance League, Romance Language Club. MELANIE HARBOUR . . . Duncan, Oklahoma . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Dance League, Fashion Show Model, Jet Maskers. 1 SUZY HARDWICK . . . Martinsville, Indiana . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Jet Maskersg Student Council, Welcoming Committee, We Modems. MARY CAROLINE HARLAN . Mt. Pleasant, Tennessee . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Dance League, Romance Language Club. MARTHA SHELBY HARRISON . . . Lexington, Kentucky . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, jet Maskers. 2 DOROTHY RI-:NEE HAwKINs . . . Memphis, Tennessee . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Jet Maskers. LINDA MARIA HAYs . . . Pensacola, Florida . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Bit and Spur Club, Glee Club, Romance Language Club. MARY KATI-IRYN HEREFORD . . . Gurley, Ala- bama . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Dance League, Practical Arts Club. 3 NIRRI ANN HIOI-ITOWER . . . Temple, Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iota. CAROL HILL . . . Dallas, Texas . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Fashion Show Model, Samovar Club. VICTORIA HODELL . . . Fort Wayne, Indiana . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Dance League. 4 MARION M. HOMES . . . Pass Christian, Mississippi . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Coast Club, Romance Language Club. SUSAN HOOD . . . Midland, Texas . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Fashion Show Model. SUSAN HOWARD . . . Houston, Texas . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Jet Maskers. 5 CAROL1: HULETTE . . . Frankfort, Kentucky . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Practical Arts Club, Romance Language Club. SUzANNIa HUME . . . Brooklyn, New York . . Delta Alpha Sigma. Munch . . . or Crunch? union If fx gg I sig, I .Q ,,Y ,I . fu'-spvfx lvtfi. I Q' in 3 fees ' 1 1 Vx n R sw.. - 7 X xi fin 4' if I 'C 'mN-W nr 1 , x I X .lu 15 Q 1:57 df Hur' T7 69 3? I x K lil J' l ull., .yll v. I Sl I I init JN 'I I I I -r A ' A . V 1-., 'xg .. Irs' -X Q5 -. - .Q Q ,Q ,. fx I Q 5. 1 , , A ,N ,. 5 fw US 1 I '7 ..- ffqf if I :Q .Ar 'NJ' union JCI- lu. ffm -'D' QQ., A v . '- V ' ff f -D' 4-f I wa 7 4 i 1 X ' I PMA.. 'eww A 1? 5 .sm , av' Pia fl -45 fn-. 70 1 KATHY HURLBUT . . . Minneapolis, Minnaota . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Dance Leagueg Jet Maskers. SONDRA LEE JEFFRESS . . . Poplar Bluff, Missouri . . . Delta Alpha SigIna. PHYLLIS L. JENNER . . . Frankfort, Indiana . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Fashion Show Model: Romance Language Club. 2 JANE JOHNSON . . . Toledo, Ohio . . . Delta Alpha Sigma 5 Glee Club 5 Practical Arts Club. CYNTHIA JOHNSTON . . . Los Angeles, Cali- fornia . . . Sigma Psi Iota. RAELYN ANN JONES . . . Deerlield, Illinois . . . Delta Alpha Sigma. 3 KAXY KELLEY . . . Temple, Texas . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Jet Maskersg Samovar Club. SUSAN G. KELLEY . . . Midwest City, Okla- homa . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Jet Maskersg Secretarial Science. CAROL ANN KIMSEY . . . Toccoa, Georgia . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Fashion Show Modelg Glee Clubg Jet Maskersg Romance Language Club. 4 ANN HUDSON KING . . . Avon Park, Florida . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Jet Maskersg Romance Language Club. MONTRIAL DARLENE KITTS . . . Glenview, Illinois . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Practical Arts Club 5 Romance Language Club. JOY KLEIN . . . Grand Rapids, Mlichigan . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Bit and Spur Clubg Jet Maskers. 5 KAREN KLIEFOTH . . . St. Louis, Missouri . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Fashion Show Modelg Practical Arts Club. JOAN KNIGHT . . . Palatka, Florida . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Fashion Show Model. PAM KNIGHT . . . Gonzales, Texas . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Jet Maskers, Treasurerg Romance Language Clubg Welcoming Cornrnitteeg We Moderns. 1 JANE LoU1sE KNUTSON . . . Shawnee Mission, Kansas . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Fashion Show Model. PATTY LEA . . . Shelbyville, Kentucky . . Delta Chi Sigma, Secretarial Science. GWENDOLYN GAY LEET . . . Lexington, Ken- tucky . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Romance Language Club. 2 SUSAN LINDSTROM . . . Birmingham, Alabama . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Romance Language Club. SANDRA LLOYD . . . Liberty, Texas . . . junior Class Sergeant-at-Arms, Delta Chi Sigma, Jet Maskers, Samovar Club. CHERYL LOCKETT . . . Glenview, Illinofis . . Sigma Psi Iota, Secretarial Science. 3 MATILDA ALLISON LOONEY . . . Kingsport, Tennessee . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Jet Maskers, Practical Arts Club, Romance Language Club, Samovar Club. NANCY LOVETT . . . Benton, Kentucky . . Delta Chi Sigma, Samovar Club. JANE LUCKSINGER . . . Austin, Texas . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Practical Arts Club. 4 NANCY LUMPKIN . . . Bessemer, Alabama . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Romance Language Club, SEA GULL Staff, Sports Editor, Secretarial Science. MARIANNE LYLE . . . Mesa, Arizona . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Dance League, Jet Maskers. KATHERINE SUE MCDONALD . . . Weldon, Arkansas . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Fashion Show Model, Practical Arts Club. 5 SARAH MCGINLEY . . . Bowling Green, Ken- tucky . . . Delta Alpha Sigrna, Bit and Spur Club, Jet Maskers, Romance Language Club. SHARON MCGINNESS . . . Kansas City, Missouri . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Bit and Spur Club, Jet Maskers, Romance Language Club. ZELMA MCILWAIN . . . Greenville, Mississippi . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Jet Maskers, Romance Language Club, Samovar Club. s. 6 :Q 4 arf' 1 ' lk' if - :V is x Fa- ll' if x , MW -z W 1 SF' . -sg -- kg , I 1 , - vs-Cm., Mia R25 KE .pgs fm. ZW 7' unwm !: '-'tif' WWW ,iam ,A '7 -ex W if. 'S-nv ,qw ' QR 'M f Y 'F' '4 5 il , Y . 72 1 JOLENE MCINTOSH . . . Fairho, :, Alabama . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Secretarial Science Club. JANE MCPHEARSON . . . Butler, Alabama . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Dance Leagueg Practical Arts Club. JOANNA MAGRUDER . . . Oklahoma City, Okla- homa . . . Delta Chi Sigma. 2 ALEITA LYNN MARLATT . . .Jacksonville, Florida . . . Delta Alpha Sigma. BARBARA MARLEY . . . Hudson, North Carolina . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Glee Club. MARLENE MATHIAS . . . Haines City, Florida . . . Sigma Psi Iota. 3 CHERYL MAULDIN . . . Oklahoma City, Okla- homa . . . Delta Chi Sigma.. JANE MEISENHEIMER . . . Elgin A.F.B., Florida . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Jet Maskersg Romance Language Club, Tammy Howl, Associate Editor. MARY SUSAN MERCER . . . Dawson, Georgia . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Glee Clubg Jet Maskersg Practical Arts Club. 4 NANCY MICI-rAELsoN . . . Bronxville, New York , . . Delta Chi Sigmag Jet Maskersg Practical Arts Club. MARY MILLER . . . Grand Rapids, Michigan . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Practical Arts Club. ELISA ELENA MINOR . . . Jackson, Mississippi . . . Delta Alpha Sigma. 5 MARGARET MOBLEY . . . Russellville, Arkansas . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Samovar Club. CAROLE MooRE . . . Miami, Florida . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Practical Arts Club, Samovar Club. PEGGY MoRRIs . . . Louisville, Kentucky . . Sigma Psi Iota. 1 JILL MoRToN . . . Xenia, Ohio . . . Delta Alpha Sigma. PENNY MUGGE . . . Greenville, Florida . . Sigma Psi Iota, Practical Arts Club. SANDRA NEAL . . . Long Beach, Mississippi . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Coast Club, Secretarial Science. 2 COURTNEY NEILL . . . Belleville, Illinois . . Delta Chi Sigma. CHRISTINE NELSON . . . River Forest, Illinois . . . Delta Chi Sigma. MARY LEE NELSON . . . Dallas, Texas . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Jet Maskersg Samovar Club. 3 LINDA NEUBACHER . . . Woodstock, Illinois . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Glee Club. LAURA MANN NEWBERRY . . . Pass Christian, Mississippi . , . Sigma Psi Iota, Coast Club. LINDA NEWMAN . . . Houma, Louisiana . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Glee Club. 4 JEAN NISBET . . . Tuscaloosa, Alabama . . Delta Chi Sigma, Fashion Show Model. JUDY NISBET . . . Tuscaloosa, Alabama . . Delta Chi Sigma, Fashion Show Model. FRANCES D. NORSWORTHY . . . Laurel, Missis- sippi . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Jet Maskersg Judiciary Board, SEA GULL Staff, Assistant Literary Editor. 5 ELLEN O,CONNELL . . , North Palm Beach, Florida . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Jet Maskers. SIDNEY OLIVER . . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . . Delta Chi Sigma., Glee Club, Jet Maskersg Romance Language Club. Jo ANN OWEN . . . Opelousas, Louisiana . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Romance Language Club. union' 'F' wk... mwaify N fm? 'we-....,,... ff' 155 Y-f-LY Q X.. 73 lv- 177 '57 .43 union' Y '--sr 73 SE KN. ms. 11 -a1 1r r i, 74 1 LILAH PARISH . . . Geneva, Alabama . . Delta Chi Sigma. DIANE PARKER . . . Memphis, Tennessee . . . Sigma Psi Iota. VICKY PAUL . . . Compton, Maryland . . Delta Chi Sigma, Secretarial Science. 2 BONNIE PHILLIPS . . . Jacksonville, Florida . . . Delta Alpha Sigma. INDIA MADGE PICKRON . . . Colquitt, Georgia . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Glee Club, Jet Maskers, Romance Language Club, Samovar Club. SUE ELLEN PLATTNER . . . Dunlap, Illinois . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Bit and Spur Club, Romance Language Club. 3 SUSAN STUART PREAS . . . Johnson City, Ten- nessee . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Romance Language Club. LAYNE SHIRLIE PRICE . . . Boulder, Colorado . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Practical Arts Club, Secretarial Science. JOAN JOHNSON Pnvon . . . Lexington, Ken- tucky . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Dance League, Glee Club. 4 TONI READ . . . San Antonio, Texas . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Dance League, Jet Maskers, Secretary. MARCIA JEANNE REYNOLDS . . . Delray Beach, Florida . . . Delta Alpha Sigma. SUzIE RHOTON . . . Springfield, Missouri . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Dance League, Secretarial Science. 5 JUDITH ANN RICHARDSON . . . Weston, Massachusetts . . . Delta Chi Sigma., Practical Arts Club, Samova.r Club. FRAN RICHARDSON . . . Marion, Indiana . . . Sigma Psi Iota. CELIA RoBERTs . . . Dallas, Texas . . . .Junior Class Treasurer, Delta Alpha Sigma, Dance League, Jet Maskers, Samovar Club, Secre- tarial Science. 1 DIANE ROBERTS . . . Gulfport, Mississippi . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Coast Club. MARTHA ROUNSAVILLE . . . Gulfport, Missis- sippi . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Coast Club, Prac- tical Arts Club. CILLA SANDEFUR . . . Columbus, Georgia . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Fashion Show Model, Prac- tical Arts Club, Secretarial Science. 2 CHERRY ROUSSE . . . Baton Rouge, Louisiana . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Bit and Spur Club, Reporter, Secretarial Science. DELILAH ANN SAVAGE . . . Gulfport, Mississip- pi . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Coast Club. BETSY SCHNEIDER . . . Londonville, Ohio . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Jet Maskersg Romance Language Club, Secretarial Science. 3 SUE SCHULTZ . . . Chagrin Falls, Ohio . . Delta Alpha Sigmag,G1ee Club. SANDRA Sci-IWARTZ . . . Salem, Ohio . . . Delta Alpha Sigma. NANCY SEABAUGH . . . Cape Girardeau, Missouri . . . Sigma Psi Iota g Secretarial Science Club, Tammy Howl Stall, Typist. 4 JEANNE SERUR . . . San Antonio, Texas . . . Delta Chi Sigma. PATTY VIRGINIA SI-IARPE . . . Minneapolis, Minnesota . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Jet Maskersg Practical Arts Club, Samovar Club. JANIN SINCLAIR . . . San Antonio, Texas . . . Delta Alpha Sigma. 5 LOUISE NAN SKINNER . . . Peru, Indiana . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Secretarial Scienceg Tam- my Howl Stafif, Typist. JOANNE MARIA SOMMER . . . Hillsborough, California . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Practical Arts Club, Romance Language Club. SUE SPARKS . . . Des Moines, Iowa . . . Sigma Psi Ionag Practical Arts Club. union . ,IVR N. 4 . V? ' ., 2 f R V 4 N il'-I. A Q ' -'S ,4 ' IW' 'UN -f s:-fair . -. sl . x 'lf' I i X-....... ' --i' 1- :.' , W ,. . .. YQ., i WN 60 Ng! -...,.,. 1 S. 3 +91 75 W Mfr 5 x'. sl' , . Y rl, i -. wx 1 3 if 'is ,s fy.. x , ,,, T., ag-:je A . iffiewfii . I , 1 sais' .f I Q Sgy X v f dfW'vg ,WGN CI? PWR ,wx -maxi, fax bv' il -,., W 1 KIT STANLEY . . . Gainesville, Florida . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Jet Maskers, Romance Lan- guage Club, Secretarial Science. BARBARA LYNNE STEARNS . . . Evanston, Illinois . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Dance League, Jet Maskers, Secretarial Science. SANDEE STEVENS . . . Fort Walton Beach, Florida . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Fashion Show Model, Glee Club, Librarian, jet Maskers. 2 ELIZABETH STEVES . . . San Antonio, Texas . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Romance Language Club, Samovar Club. PAMELA GAYLE STOKES . . . Dallas, Texas . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Bit and Spur Club. JOAN STRICKLAND . . . Dade City, Florida . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Romance Language Club, Samovar Club. 3 BRENDA CAROL STURDEVANT . . . Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Fashion Show Model, Jet Maskers, Romance Language Club. ELAINE SULLIVAN . . . Frostproof, Florida . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Glee Club, Jet Maskers, Romance Language Club. GLENN SUTTLES . . . Selma, Alabama . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Romance Language Club. 4 SUSAN THEURKAUF . . . San Marino, Cali- fornia , . . Delta Chi Sigma, Jet Maskers, Samovar Club. GAIL THOMAS . . , Gainesville, Florida . . Delta Chi Sigma, Glee Club. VICKI LYNN THOMPSON . . . Shelbyville, Tennessee . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Bit and Spur Club, Sergeant-at-Arms, Jet Maskers. 5 CHERIE ANN TOMLINSON . . . Fredericksburg, Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Glee Club, Vice President, Welcoming Committee. CLAUDIA TOSPON . . . St. Joseph, Missouri . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Romance Language Club, Samovar Club. PAULA EASON TREEF . . . Fort Worth, Texas . . . Junior Class Secretary, Sigma Psi Iota, Fashion Show Model. 1 ANN VENZKE . . . Columbus, Chio . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Danc'e League, Practical Arts Club. PHOTINE NIEK VLAHOS . . . Biloxi, Mississippi . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Coast Club, Glee Club. FRANCES WADDELL . . . Columbus, Georgia . . . Junior Class Sergeant-at-Arms, Delta Chi Sigma, Bit and Spur Club, Treasurer, Practi- cal Arts Club, Secretary. 2 DoNNA MARIA WADKINS . . . Jacksonville, Florida . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Jet Maskers. CYNTHIA E. WARE . . . Pa.scagoula, Mississippi . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Jet Maskers, Glee Club, Practical Arts Club. SANDY WEDELES . . . Fort Myers, Florida . . Sigma Psi Iota, Dance League. 3 PEGGY WENDROW . . . Glenview, Illinois . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Dance League, Practical Arts Club. SARAH JANE WHITELY . . . Montgomery, Ala- bama . . . Delta Alpha Sigma. SAVANN VVHITMAN . . . Decatur, Alabama . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Dance League, Samovar Club. 4 BLYTHE WI-IITTINGTON . . . Tunica, Mississippi . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Practical Arts Club, Samovar Club, Secretarial Science. DONNY WILEY . . . Fort Worth, Texas . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Practical Arts Club. ERNESTINE WILHOIT . . . Shelbyville, Ken- tucky . . . Delta Chi Sigma, A. A. Board, Sec- retary, Practical Arts Club. 5 MARY PAT WILLIAMS . . . Birmingharn, Ala- bama . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Jet Maskers, Practical Arts Clubs, Secretarial Science. VIRGINIA H. WILSON . . . Owensboro, Ken- tucky . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Bit and Spur Club, Glee Club, Samovar Club. EDITH WORTH . . . Tallahassee, Florida . . Delta Chi Sigma, Jet Maskers. union 'WK I f'f'.21 'Yu N., X TRIS 'DQ 77 fx rw' 453' .xg 'gv-.... I. P U,,- ,fx S . Ill' lx 'ix , . lla rv- fgx . -,F IX Q5 ' I 'I fi fai ' T ,,,f-4' RJ 'rf Y 'nf lx v V7 f' Q 4 gn memory of Linda I-lfljalvlrelo junior Class of 78 gn memory of mr. george xHoPAins emger of fAe Board of fjlfusf 79 ' N fuaoas, E Q.. X 1 ., f 3 Q I .,.f X K I got a letter from Sherry that just tumed my hair Whitey, MOH! Can't believe you had to heat water to wash your hair. We've brought it up at Council!!! ,- v w-x ,N 'Q I just know they have another secret! 'NWA -3 But I called jerry's, jen, and they just couldn't take you today. 80 furrow n i i ,Ji l 5 'lv51.!.'f,FVg A! 'WF ' 4' '! +L - I I ' V' Va' N P! in Ji ' ilwgigl is I I Poor splinter, it has a foot stuck on it!! The T.V. in my room doesn't work!! L1 + .K , 'fi Ringo Harpe and the Lady Bugs. Only the juniors could be so thoughtful! Happy Birthday,-Gee, that cake looks good! r 'Q-.AL P - ,,,,.xx- ziia ijlmi '+ X- fu Iv, -ff' ' l' ' v, 9,4 vas' ' xx X N1 K . A, i ' 4 xx . 1, A x ,I Qt x, z !. I ll 3 ' is A ,J f ' ' 6' P 'lg' f ,W ns, Q 4 ' 1 l, s gf' 0 , ' g I . ! 1 I I V 4 3 . f Q 1 h 5 cb 1 5 fd 00 0 4 s ,n as if i 'hd p -ia' .o Q vv.-' -Q' : -fx'-ii ve' A . .fe -- Q A f,-59' Y JA' M 'ft Y, . -b o- ' Ft. fa My Y I auf, A ' 'X 'Q e K it ,9 ,. MI' ', . 1' ' .4 r 4 Ii if '6 . .i'Ai X Q U -- I feljf 1 v I UL, W 4,324 ,I I Yf jr 4 ,i 5 Qi I 4.1 - wr I Q' fi +,- -Psjv-- xv A. 3:1 ,K I Il ' .1-lv rix 'tg' ' I L-5, 1 ' 'x ...x , P --51 wife' L .NN x X I Secretary 4 I Y I , 4- R HUARROLL TRUDY ZW,ICK . W X 75 'Si 'Chaim IPNFQHL My-' Q' LINDA RAE ALLEN . . . Dunedin, Florida . . , Delta Chi Sigmag Beta Cltrb, Secre- taryg Bit and Si:-ur Clubg Fash- ion Show Modelg Jet Maskersg Romance Language Club 5 Samovar Club 3 Secretarial Scienceg Welcoming Commit- teeg Well, Howdy. Ambi- tion: To be an M. D. wit.h an MRS, degree. MARY JANE BARRETT . . . Baytown, Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Dance Leagueg Fashion Show Modelg Romance Lan- guage Clubg Secretarial Sci- enceg g'Big balls in Cowtownf' Ambition: To marry an EAR with an XKE. ANNE BELL . . . Dallas, Tex- as . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Dance Leagueg Jet Maskersg Romance Language Clubg Secretarial Scienceg What-me gradu- ate?!,, Ambition: To have a double wedding. VIVIAN MARIE BLACK- LEDGE . , . Saucier, Missis- sippi . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Beta Club, Presidentg Romance Language Clubg I disagree . . . Ambition: To go to Australia! JENNIFER C. BOWER . . . Knoxville, Tennessee . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Dance Leagueg Fashion Show Modelg Practi- cal Arts Clubg What E-Fen Ambition: To smoke the Gulf Park way. DALE PATTERSON BRAC- KIN . . . Bardwell, Kentucky . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Beta Club, Vice Presidentg Dance Leagueg Romance Language Clubg Secretarial Scienceg Wel- coming Committee-g Do you have a problem? Ambition: To see the devil. 85 tfolbbomomf FH--....,, GINGER CARROLL LAURIE MARGARET BUBB . . . Topeka, Kansas . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Jet Maskers, Cor- responding Secretaryg Let me tell you . . .! Ambition: To travel abroad. Hurtsboro, Alabama . . . High School Presidentg Delta Alpha Sigmag Beta Clubg Fashion Show Modelg Romance Lan- guage Clubg Secretarial Sci- enceg Student Councilg Wel- coming Committeeg HOh, how repulsive! Ambition: Care- free-forever. SUE COLEY . . . Columbus, Georgia . . . High School Vice Presidentg Sigma Psi Iotag Beta Club, Chaplaing Practical Arts Club, Treasurerg Romance Language Clubg Secretarial Scienceg Welcoming Commit- teeg Let me tell you what Chancellor said. Ambition: To live life as one continuous party at UNC. KAREN MARGARET COL- VIN . . . Beaumont, Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iota. RUTHIE DUPRE . . . Mari- etta, Georgia . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Bit and Spur Clubg Fashion Show Modelg Secre- tarial Scienceg Oh you're kid- ding!', Ambition: To graduate. ELLEN ZANN ENGEL . . . Birmingham, Alabama . . . Del- ta Alpha Sigmag Dance League 3 Fashion Show Model g Jet Maskersg Romance Lan- guage Clubg Secretarial Sci- enceg Welcoming Committeeg 'Tm still lookingf' Ambition: To follow my sister's foot- steps. l 86 .ax Wx X bfi 1217, SYLVIA ANNE FINMAN . . . Pensacola, Florida . . . Delta Alpha Sigma: Beta Clubg Fash- ion Show Model: Romance Language Club: Samovar Clubg Secretarial Science: What's the assign1nent? Ambition: To stop studying. CATHERINE JEAN FUL- MER . . . Savannah, Georgia . . . Delta Alpha Sigma: Jet Maskersg Romance Language Clubg I promise not to lose my temper. Ambition: To marry that BAE from Georgia. GAIL GARDNER . . . Natchez, Mississippi . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Bit and Spur Club: Fashion Show Model: Glee Club: Jet Maskersg Romance Language Club: Welcoming Committee: Oh, you're kiddin! Ambi- tion: To be able to carry a tune. CINDY GEHLE . . . Mexico City, Mexico . . . Delta Chi Sigma: Bit and Spur Club: Romance Language Clubg Linda, we're not getting any studying done this way! Ambi- tion: To have a direct line to Austin. ALICE GOALDER . . . Hick man, Kentucky . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Bit and Spur Club: I'm fairly stupid my- self but I have a lot of intelli- gent help. Ambition: To exist on cloud nine. JAN GODBOLD . . . Marfa, Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Aquettesg Secretarial Science, Dad Gum!!! Ambition: Doc- tor?? Teacher? ? 87 fopbomoref Y ,fx X U EMMA KAY GUIN . . . Tus- caloosa, Alabama . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Dance Leagueg Try that on for size . . .! Ambition: To be someone, somewhere, sometime. JANE HACKNEY . . . Brown- field, Texas . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Jet Maskersg Romance Language Clubg Let's deal 'em.', Ambition: To teach Madeline Mann to appreciate Jimmy Dean. PATRICIA HOGE . . . Chat- tanooga, Tennessee . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Jet Maskersg Practi- cal Arts Clubg Sarnovar Clubg Don't talk to me when I get up in the morning. Ambition: To go to Newcomb and become a psychologist. JO JO HOWARD . . . Moblle, Alabama . . . Delta Alpha Sig- mag Dance Leagueg Jet Mask- ersg Praetical Arts Clubg What's your problem? Ambi- tion: To graduate from West Point. MALINDA HOWELL . . . Cartersville, Georgia . . . Sig- ma Psi Iotag Bit and Spur Clubg Jet Maskersg Oh Gosh. Ambition: Get out of school. ANN JENKINS . . . New Orleans, Louisiana . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Dance Leagueg I love Theodore Bikelll' Ambi- tion: To blow the candle out. 88 NJ' 'f '7 JANE ELIZABETH JEN- NINGS . . . Hutchinson, Kansas . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Fashion Show Model, Jet Maskersg Practical Arts Clubg Samovar Club: Hjayminylu Ambition: To be an interior decorator. FRANCY KENNAUGH . . . Taos, New Mexico . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Jet Maskersg Samovar Club, Don't think twice, itls alright. Ambition: To be a mama of monkeys. KAREN LOUISE LIMM- ROTH . . . Mobile, Alabama . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Dance League, Romance Language Club, Mama P'hillips, I didn't do it! Ambition: To marry a millionaire. KAY LITTLE . . . Ocilla, Georgia , . . High School Chap- lain, Sigma Psi Iota, Jet Mask- ers, Romance Language Club, 'Tm goin' home! Ambition: To marry a millionaire. MARGARET ANN LOESCH Pass Christian, Mississippi Sigma Psi Iotag Beta Clubg Coast Club, Glee Club, His- torian, Romance Language Club, Oh, No! Ambition: Language Intrepeter. JANICE MALONE LOFTIN . . . Manchester, Georgia . . . Sigma Psi Iota: Jet Maskersg Take me home to Georgia. Ambition: To party in Paris, swing in Switzerland, and mar- ry in Manchester. 89 fopbomoref Af' 76 face 4- . Solbloomorer CANDY LYNCH . . . Biloxi, Mississippi . . . High School Treasurer, Delta Alpha Sigma, Practical Arts Club, Romance Language Club, Welcoming Committee, Does anybody want some coffee? Ambition: To rebuild Spiders. TISH MCDERMAID . . . Rockford, Illinois . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Dance League, Romance Language Club, That is just horrible, Ambi- tion: To get enough Italian food. -if BARBARA MCDONALD . . . Venice, Florida . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Anyone who enjoys work can certainly have a good time in this placef' Ambition: Complete my edu- cation, get married, and get the best out of life. MADELINE MANN . . . Ope- lika, Alabama . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Dance League, Jet Maskersg Romance Language Club: SEA GULL Staff, Assistant Sports Editor, Student Council, Welcoming Committee, Oh, Hello! It's only you! Ambi- tion: Marry a man who wears Gold Cup Socks. SANDRA JENE MARLER . . . Corpus Christi, Texas . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Secretarial Science, A Big Texas Howdy to you too! Ambition: To be a good BDB. CLAUDIA JILL MEEKS . . . Orlando, Florida . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Jet Maskersg C-h-o-c- o-late Ambition: To always stay happy and help make others happy. 90 gf! 'Qi GEORGIA ANN MOON . . . Gadsden, Alabama . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Fashion Show Modelg Auburn beat 'Bamalu Ambition: To live in Rome and do as the Romans do. DIANE NAETER . . . Cape Girardeau. Missouri . . . Sigma Psi Iota: Jet Maskersg Judiciary Boardg Romance Language Clubg Samovar Clubg Welcom- ing Committee: Forget it! Ambition: To go through one whole clay without S.C. being mad at me. SOPIQOWIOVHI l aur- ah. 'ff' Q-My SANDY PENNINGTON . . . Lafollette, Tennessee . . . Sigma Psi Iotag,Dance Leagueg Jet Maskersg Forget itf' Ambi- tion: Get through college. CHRISTINA MARY PEREZ . . . San Antonio, Texas . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Jet Mask- ersg Romance Language Club: Nort Nortf' Ambition: To marry the long, tall Texan. SUZIE RAMSEYER . . . Ko- komo, Indiana . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Romance Language Club: Secretarial Scienceg Are you ready to go? Ambition: Water ski in the Olympics someday. ELIZABETH SAYLE . . . Grenada, Mississippi . . . Delta Chi Sigma: Jet Maskers: Life without fun isn't worth living. Ambition: To enjoy Ole Miss! 91 3 15' Wi ' 3 fopbomoifef li' 'gli SANDY SHELTON . . . Win- ter Park, Florida . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Fashion Show Modelg Jet Maskersg K'Oh . . . nice face! Ambition: To live life! SUSAN JANE SHIRLEY . . . Mexico, D. F., Mexico . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag A. A. Board, High School Sports Managerg Bit and Spur Clubg Fashion Show Modelg Practical Arts Clubg Romance Language Clubg Welcoming Committeeq But Mama Phillips - what makes you think I short sheeted your bed? Ambition: To find Lloyd Hall. SANDRA MARIE SORTH . . . Mexico City, Mexico . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Chaplaing Dance Leagueg Romance Lan- guage Clubg Samovar Clubg Welcoming Committeeg 6'Are you kiddinl me??? Ambition: To travel all over the U. S. on a motorcycle. ELAINE ST. AMANT . . . At- more, Alabama . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Jet Maskersg Practical Arts Clubg Good luck! Ambition: To live life as one continuous party! PAT SUTTLES . . . Birming- ham, Alabama . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Beta Clubg Bit and Spur Clubg Jet Maskersg Romance Language Clubg Student Council 5 Please! Shut the door! Ambition: To find someone. NANCY TAYLOR . . . Dallas, Texas . . . Delta Chi Sigmag You know Ambition' To live the way I want. 91 5.4-' 1-Qi 605 K ...Ae JACQUE PAULA TILLER . . . Wichita, Kansas . . . High School Sergeant-at-Armsg Delta Chi Sigmag Fashion Show Modelg Glee Clubg Romance Language Clubg Secretarial Scienceg Welcoming Commit- teeg Chuckie, Chuckie! Am- bition: To always be near the medical profession. KAREN UNDERWOOD . . . Mexico, D. F., Mexico . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Jet Maskersg Romance Language Clubg Wel- coming Committeeg Viva, Viva, el amor. Ambition: To be the fat lady in a circus. SALLY WELLS . . . Natchi- toches, Louisiana . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Jet Maskersg Seriously Mama Howie, I'm starving. Ambition: To be the last of the red-hot R. B.'s. LYNDA WILLIAMS . . . At- lanta. Georgia . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Romance Language Clubg Don't do today what you can put off until tomor- row. Ambition: To be a Playboy Bunny. CAROL KAY WILSON . . . Iacksonville, Florida . . . Delta Alpha Sigrnag I believe in a place where I can fulfill all my hopes and drearns and I intend to find it. Ambition: My am- bition is to become .... TRUDY BON ZWICK . . . Houston, Texas . . . High School Secretaryg Sigma Psi Iota: Beta Clubg Jet Maskersg Secretarial Scienceg Just for fun. Ambition: To see if blonds have more fun. 93 Sophomore! QQ Y? Freflzmen - . x as ' M ix '1 1 ,. .. if ist., ix, a ,X . , lv N , '- . M -M. '55, psf 'W' ay gg ,X at . K W V 1 X w 1 LIBBY ANDERSON . . . Clarksville, Tennessee . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Samovar Club. JOANNE BALCOM . . . Mexico City, Mexico . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Romance Language Club. BARBIE BASSETT . . . Pass Christian, Mississippi . . . -f X Q . Y V Z 2 MARSHA CRABB . . . Dallas, Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iota: Dance League: Fashion Show Model, Jet Maskers, Romance Language Club, Secretarial Science. SUSAN CRAWFORD . . . West Point, Georgia . . . Sigma Psi Iota: jet Maskers: Romance Language Club. JEANNIE DAVIS . . . jasper, Alabama . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Bit and Spur Club: Samovar Club. MIMI DuPRE . . . Frogmore. Louisiana . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Fash- ion Show Model: Romance Language Club. MARY LEWIS FINLEY . . . Georgetown, Ken- tucky . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Bit and Spur Club. .IEANETTE POPE FORD . . . Gallatin, Ten- nessee . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Jet Maskers. Delta Alpha Sigma, Coast Club, Romance Lan- guage Club. MELINDA HELEN BRAY . .. Paducah. Kentucky . . . Sigma Psi Iota: Romance Language Club, Secretarial Science. DONNA LOUISE COLLINS . . . Farmer City, Illinois . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Dance League, Fashion Show Model, Jet Maskers. if-hir' 3 MARYANNE GAUT . . . Sylacauga, Alabama . . .Delta Alpha Sigma, Practical Arts Club. CHICK GRAFF . . . Carefree, Arizona . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Fashion Show Model, Romance Lan- guage Club. PATTY GUEST . . . Pass Christian, Mississippi . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Beta Club, Coast Club. GRETCHEN YOUNGE HALL . . . Fernandina Beach, Florida . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Romance Language Club. DANA HAMILTON . . . Georgetown, Kentucky . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Bit and Spur Club, Romance Language Club. KA CTP . SP7 94 -.. y .au I 'V X 'D 4 L ri' ,H 1 PAT HASKINS . . . Malden, Missouri . . . Sigma Psi Iota: Jet Maskcrs. KAREN KOCH . . . Ocean Springs, Mississippi . . . Delta Alpha Sigma: Coast Club: Samovar Club. JOSEPHINE LAKE . . . Grenada. Mississippi . . . Delta Alpha Sigma: Frefbmefz x C I 'ai fe- . . f . , I 5, 1 ' -zl l W -A if Romance Language Club. ADAIR LITTLE . . . Valdosta, Georgia . . . Delta Chi Sigma: Dance League: Romance Language Club. MELINDA PARKER . . . Knoxville. Tennessee . . . Delta Alpha Sigma: Jet Maskers: Practical Arts Club: Romance Language Club: Secretarial Science. ntt'fvf:,,m up 1 J' A l T324 I I I ' ,,- 2 CATHERINE LEE PATTERSON . . . Atrnore, Alabama . . . Sigma Psi Iota: Beta Club: Bit and Spur Club: Romance Language Club: Secretarial Science. PAMELA JANE PERKINS . . . Liggett, Kentucky . . . Delta Chi Sigma: Bit and Spur Club: Fashion Show Model: Glee Club: Romance Language Club. LISA PERRY . . . Mobile, Ala- bama . . . Sigma Psi Iota: Jet Maskers: Romance Language Club: Secretarial Science. REVA KAY POTEET . . . Galena, Kansas . . . Delta Alpha Sigma. DIANE ELAINE SCHIELE . . . Mexico D.F., Mexico . . . Delta Chi Sigma. ALICIA STORY . . . Corsicana, Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iota: Dance League: Romance Language Club. 3 MARY BEA STUART . . . Fort Worth. Texas . , . Delta Chi Sigma: Dance League: Jet Maskers: Romance Language Club. SUSAN BRUCE STUART . . . Russellville, Ken- tucky . . . Delta Alpha Sigma: Romance Lan- guage Club: Secretarial Science. ANN A. TOWELL . . . Veedersburg, Indiana . . . Delta Chi Sigma. ISABEL VON WACHTER . . . Caracas, Venezuela . . . Delta Chi Sigma. ltr' jg, 95 1T '7' R l Make me a child again just for tonight. 3 1 1 ,. Q vi Q Y 1 'WM YQ ,, A, .1 J lN tu'y' l 5 x ,mf 'Ky We're trying to get away from that When did Lawrence of Arabia get a Hnishing school idea. Skipper hat? Take it easy, rats, it won't last MUCH longer! ?' 1 2 if 3 I we , 1 'UW fl ',L,.a'f?5 gg! sn K, l 4.111 f ,s,,w,,f,y5i' 'Pe Qu, . Gulf park and Sigma Nu. The Skippers set sau tor Ship. Don't we wish!!! He who laughs last laughs loudest! 'l fa .. C, .... 1' x . Y .. flu K 14 wc- 97 Tbe Moy Court A brook to none but who remember long. This as it will be seen is other for Than with brooks taken otherwhere zn song. We love the things we love for what they oref' . I! it 5 Nfl N, 4 NW X tw! X K ll. f' N fx I J j H , , Z ' X f XX I , f my - , X 6 ,' HQ' K W l I WV -M. 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X 'iv l F . .3 V., --- ,.,'f'QZ ' X K A - 1 ' 1 '-f ' 4, -ff' A , W ,.'V'f, Z S iv -f xx i, :: :,-.T J I i Yin-k ZX,4Li?--7-ff t W ,, 5 9-iz 7 1 f ,f V 1' , .5 '-7 .-,131 , 99 f -X X , R ff Z X f K, 22,52 Mlss GINGER CARROLL Hurtsboro, Alabama The May Court M155 ANNE BERRYMAN Aslzlanrl, Kamas 5 1 , H ' 0 547' -'ie 5. .Fx- ., S- . X-X, XX, XX , il Miss JANET GARNER Shelbyville, Kentucky Bliss VICKI FRY Infl1'ar1aj10lz'x, I1m'inna gina IN - 5. ,I-fx -ff Mrss CAROL JOHNSON Crossett, Arkansas Miss JANE HUDSON Gulfport, Mississippi QW' ,riff 'sr K MISS NORMA NICHOLSON Decherd, Tennessee MISS STULL KING Bristol, Tcmzcssee Rh., 'D 2 i 2 ?i Mlss MALLORY WHITE Miss PENNY TERRX' Darwillv, Indiana 'mmf Kansas City, Missouri i - - .. 4. V' MISS CINDY WVINTERMVTE lsaGr'a1zgf, Illinois Miss LINDA ZACHMAN Danville, Kentucky fag QT? ,J IO fjze may Ween MISS VICKI ANN BRADFORD Paris, Kentucky mf 3 IES ' 'O Q . 4 MISS JULIA BROWNELL Kingsport, Tennessee MISS RANDY JONES Scottsdale. Arizona J Q. MISS PAULA CONWAY Titusvillc, Florida MISS GAY MASSENGILL Dallas, Texas :nn-xx 108 fd? fi MISS 'CINDY CORNISH Oklahoma City, Oklahoma am P145 avorifes MISS ANNE NICHOLS Biloxi, Mississippi i MISS JUDY SHAFER Jxtldlllkl, Georgia xl 1 I MISS BET TRASK Bartow, Florida MISS STEPHANIE CABALLERO MISS PHYLLIS FRIOU Houma, Louisiana Columbus, Georgia Qi 's AN IO In us! xg? We -.9 mn ' l!,,'Qv1,l,A Q S.'-3219.159 lb'?'2,7fz MISS LINDA BASS Danville, Illinois amp us avorifes MISS SANDRA SORTH Mexico D. F., Mexico Activitzes There is our wildest mount- 1 a headless horse. But though it runs unbridled ojj' its course, And all our blandishments would seem dejied, We have ideas yet that we haven't tried. , IIO If 7 df l Q7 ll' V ry A L N I O I T xy wx 9 , 5-. fn, 'Q--1 -uf f , ,S ,R -,N 'QE' 15: 'iz 7 . f ' 4 'X X . :P fi e I Wi X N Q fy ' . X ,Q X W v 5 X A Wi N- W X., X K F511 N XX '.,' ,Al : , -4-'Q 15 L , ,X , 5 1 9 C-J? -, l l ' -.I X-X I , Q' HY: 'L A M k TM!! . X! ' f Xf It il m..,,, 3 Ya III 5 112 Delta Chi flgmd Delta Chi Heaven was the theme of the Delta Chi's rush party in the Y-Hut. Rushees were shown that even the smallest angel could find her way into Delta Chi Heaven if she really cared enough. After running through the Stardust, the members of the sorority served their guests Mpink cloud cotton candy and lemonade for a part of the fun. With hopes held high in the clouds the rushees left the Y-Hut. At Christmas time the Delta Chis experienced a memorable time. They hosted a party in the Y-Hut for some of the less fortunate children of the Coast. The members were divided into groups and each group was given a child to buy gifts and toys for. The highlight of the party was a skit and a visit from Santa-Randy Jones-Claus and his reindeer. When it was time for the party to come to an end, the Delta Chis found it somewhat hard to say goodbye to their'l children. The party set off the Christmas spirit for the girls. . D 0 Miss McPeters, Mallory White, Vicki Fry julie Myers Linda Zachman Bet Trask. OFFICERS MALLORY WHITE President VICKI FRY Vice-President JULIE MYERS Secretary LINDA ZACHMAN Treasurer BET TRASK Chaplain MISS MCPETERS Sponsor II h ' R Q I 'L -ja 4,5 n G VLA, Q ' Y 1 X. MQ T51 rg?-f'f'x , J, 114 Delta AQDIM .Sigma One year-and the members of Delta Alpha Sigma look smilingly back to the beginning and remember: The fall rush teag everyone was a little nervous, but once inside. the time to leave came a little too soon, and the memory of the delicious cakes and warm friendliness still lingers. The Delta Alpha skit, 6'Cinder - Alpha,', in which the heroine lived uhappily in Delta Alpha Land,', is something each member has been doing ever since. Rat Day and formal initiation-wneither can be forgotten. The tattered pledge ribbons, the pink roses, covered with wax, still hang on the bulletin board. The Tri-Sorority Dance was only the beginning of a wonderful year of activities which the Delta Alphas will always remember. Q OC. Miss Weddington, Lauren Drake, Sandy Landes, Carol Johnson, Dorothy Schermer, Vicki Bradford, Susan Shirley. OFFICERS CAROL JOHNSON President SANDY LANDES Vice-President VICKI BRADFORD Secretary LAUREN DRAKE Treasurer SUSAN SHIRLEY Chaplain DOROTHY SCHERMER Sergeant-at-A rms MISS WEDDINGTON Sponsor II II tfzlgma Psi Iota The Sigma Psi Iota tea, held in the reception room of Hardy Hall, provided the First opportunity for rushees and actives to mingle in a relaxed atmosphere. As the girls entered, they were greeted by the new members and led to the refreshment table for punch and cookies. The rushces were soon made to feel at home as they became acquainted with each other and with the actives. Sing Along with Sigma Psil' was the theme of the party given the rushees. Taking on the appearance of a radio station, the speech workshop was the scene of beautiful singing and amusing comedy acts. Following the program, refreshments and conversation were enjoyed by both rushees and actives. Glimaxing an entertaining hour, everyone joined in a circle to sing the Sigma Psi song. Sandy Waters, Sorth, Diane Davidson, Ricki Rogers, Mrs. Anne Berryman, Sue Dillman, Gay Massengill. OFFICERS ANNE BERRYMAN President RIGKI ROGERS Vice-President DIANE DAVIDSON Secretary SUE DILLMAN Treaxurer SANDY SORTH Chaplain GAY MASSENGILL Social Chairman MRS. WATERS Sponsor sf' I r T 'f Q I X ,sa l 'Bk' ,. .. N if 'T' 'Q-'L ' . - - - b 1 .U .fs 4 - k, -new-.4-1. z 3 E Q . Y J 1 il'-,rf 1' ' V' ' .31 2115.4-as fi . - 'B N-rs ' - - A. --. : 12 - -' X - -f , I 4 K. 35321-I A K , A, gk-Y, Ks Cx skg- xr, -' 7 ','41 '.'.'-1,4 , . , Y E9-as Y F 4510-it Y- ' u., s 555 ,. rg J. 54-J ali,-.K -,xi A RA- .X A. i -.xp 1 A S xr ,CJ ,cry -,..g,. K Q-.Q Jura, A .up T., It . ., .r , .Af -5-1.-V , gf- , , A , , A U . , , 1 ,. - K 9 QQ' yr .1 '- , .. .' -' Q- II V r .4 -. , i O. if ':'A 9 ' 1 ' i I Y ds f W 4 C Sing along with Sigma Psi. Who framed Landes? X345 X II fororizjz Snap! 1 .Nl xxx xi ' A JE X4' V if X z' ' f' 'Y' sg QW 'il -X if 2!gg: - f .syii-'A Grubb did it! e down and HOW many to go, Sue ? F-T 'i , . HOW,re ya' fixed for bladgs, Diane? Don't look now, Sheryl, but somebody called r 'Garden-Hose'! Halfway to Heaven? OFFICERS STULL KING VICKI FRY SUE CAREY LINDHOLM LINDA BASS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Mrs. james, Stull King, Miss Camp. f i S3 Student Council Whenever there is something original, enter- taining, and beneficial going on at Gulf Park, the Student Council is usually a part of it, for this is one of the most active groups on campus. With the beginning of the school year the Student Council sponsors the Welcoming Committee, a group of returning students who do their best to help newcomers get adjusted. Student Council members worked with the president and dean of students to make campus life profitable and comfortable for each student. This year the council members assisted at a Christmas tea given at the presidentis home, decorated a Christmas tree for the reception room, and held Peanut Days and Casual Day. The Student Council worked diligently to en- courage high standards of integrity and re- sponsibility for all students, and Miss Camp, the council sponsor, was a great help to them in all their eflvorts. Standing: Linda Bass, Bet Trask, Miss Camp, Ginger Carroll, Madeline Mann. Seated: Cary Christian, Stull King, Vicki Fry, Sue Carey Lindholm, Pat Suttles. 'M , , ,. . .. .,:,s.,,,, ,, s .65 x 110 is The Judiciary Board was established to en- courage students to take pride in their school and to honor its rules. Encouraging good citizenship, healthy attitudes, and a sense of justice in all va, :tw W students are goals of the Judiciary Board. The X H Q 5, ref' Y I? li X Board tries to create a desire within the student ' I . . . . 4 1 for fairness and offers experiences to practice I ,f justice on and off campus. H g it X , its ii ff ' Chosen by the student body, the Board has the 'W 'E F E authority to deal with the infractions of minor Al l rules. Dedicated in its purposes, consistent in their fulfillment, the Judiciary Board contributes much I to the character development of students. Vicki Fry and Jen Johnston, Judiciary Board Chairmen. ua' y L27 Judy Nisbet, Diane Davidson, Jen Johnston, Paula Con- -I way, Diane Norsworthy, Vicki Fry, Christi Angelo. 111 Dean Price, Christi Angelo, Vicki Bradford and Julia Brownell. Phi Them Kappa OFFICERS JULIA BROWNELL President CHRISTI ANGELO Vice-President VICKI BRADFORD Secretary-Treasurer DEAN PRICE Sponsor Phi Theta Kappa has long been a national fraternity for those students who are outstanding both scholastically and in extracurricular activi- ties. The purpose of our chapter, Alpha Theta, is threefold: to foster leadership, scholarship, and the spirit of service, to encourage leadership and fellowship among the student body, and to serve and promote the best interests of our college. Loyal endeavor plus scholastic achievement make the women of Phi Theta Kappa a credit to Gulf Park. To qualify for Phi Theta Kappa, a student must be in the upper ten percent of her class, carry a minimum of fifteen college hours and participate in the varied campus activities. Many useful serv- ices have been rendered to Gulf Park by this organization. Standing: Marsha Kraner, Pam Stokes, Vicki Fry, Diane Davidson, Ricki Rogers, Vicki Bradford, Christi Angelo, Dean Price, Julia Brownell, Betsy Frank, Julie Myers, Susan Hunter, Carole Hulette. Seated: Zelma McIlwain, Martha Rounsaville, 'Carole Kimsey, Brenda Sturdivant, Jane Meisenheimer. W, I if Q i 3 I if . ,V , , , ,A ' s . ' , , XXI 'J 4' 'T S .A I ' Q fag , , i . RZ 3 . ? 1 A F N f - ' ' I 1.3. ' 5 i r i1,.?t we-fr ' if 5 4 an .gras . tg ,ii . A vs, r X XSS' Nu .2 'uv- a-ew Y l , y .1 .ff Z ff W1 Beta Club OFFICERS VIVIAN BLACKLEDGE President DALE BRACKIN Vice-Prexident LINDA RAE ALLEN Secretary GINGER CARROLL Treasurer SUE COLEY Chaplain MISS BUTLER Sponsor The Beta Club is a national honor society for high school students. Membership is by invitation and the honor students of the Beta Club inspire other students by encouraging academic achieve- ment and good citizenship. Under the sponsorship of Miss Butler, the Beta Club members achieved another Fine record this year. F7 l an 1 get .551 ' ax it Standing: Linda Rae Allen, Dale Brackin, Seated: Ginger Carroll, Vivian Blackledge, Sue Coley. 4 2,-x n QU, .Tix eN 17. Sea Gull Staff EDITORS CHRISTI ANGELO Edztor BET TRASK Asszstant Edztor JULIA BROWNELL Lzterary Edztor DIANE NORSVVORTHY Asszstant Lzterary Edztor SUSAN CHESNUT Club Edztor LAURIE GRAY Assrstant Club Edztors NANCY FELLERS NANCY LUMPKIN Sports Editor MADELINE MANN Asszstant Sports Edztor JULIE MYERS Art Edztor CINDY CORNISH Axszstant Art Edztor JANE HUDSON Advertzszng Manager JOHNNA ELLIS Axszstant Advertmng Manager KAREN SCHWAB CILE BUBENZER PATRICIA FULMER LOUISE SKINNER VIVIAN BLACKLEDGE SUSAN HUNTER ZELMA MQILWAIN MRS. SMITH .X :X Of all these pictures, WHICH ones should we put ln? If fy l lll lm! lr. Composing a caption! An evening of hard work in progress. ,-'Q I I - 1 i 1 '6 ,. tl . ', f i i',, X ififiiffili. -s:.-inf, V , 'gm .' -wa-Q., 17. The fm Gull Doors open on a sinall dimly-lighted room in the music building. Several girls, looking more than a little frantic, stand around a large table. Where is the picture for this page? Oh, that's been sent to the publisher already. What we need is the write-up for this club! This is typical conversation for the SEA GULL staff members, who work many hours preparing the yearbook. The many editors and assistant editors write copy, label pictures, draw cut-lines, interview sponsors and ofhcers, rearrange lay-outs, contact advertisers, and carry out the other tasks necessary to publish a yearbook. The work is fun but not always easy, yet it is rewarding if these final pages preserve what is best in another year of Gulf Park's history. Now-what can we say about these P fr 'lvw f -Sm, p , 1 I i.. .,,'-'N - Tomm Howl Staff Tammy Howl, Gulf Park's quarterly magazine, is of special interest to students, teachers, aluinnae, and prospective Gulf Park girls and is received by all with great enthusiasm. Each edition of the magazine contains news of the school year, future plans, and activities of aluinnae. Presented in various journalistic styles are the news stories, feature articles, editorials, and a column which serves to remind each girl that nothing she does goes completely unnoticed by Minnie lXIitchell . The Tammy staff members give up many hours -' Miss Napp, Sponsorg Gay Massengill, Editor. nf -- N Hn.. EDITORS of fun in the sunu to produce a superior GAY MASSENGILL Editor JANE MEISENHEIMER Associate Editor publication. VICKI FRY Society Editor PAULA CONWAY Art Editor RANDY JONES Sports Editors LINDA GRUBB DIANE DAVIDSON Scholarship Editor LOUISE SKINNER Typists NANCY SEABAUGH Vicki Fry, Paula Conway, Linda Grubb, Randy Jones, SUE KELLEY Jane Meisenheimer, Diane Davidson, Seated: Gay MISS NAPP SPOWOV Massengill. 'hav I 1 116 Mr. Anderson and Susan Middleton. OFFICERS SUSAN HUNTER , Pfwrd-'mf SUSAN MIDDLETON Vz.ce-Presztdent TONI REED Second Vzce-Preszdent LAURIE BUBB Secretary PAM KNIGHT Treasurer Miss PICKING SPOMOT MR. ANDERSON Sponsor Standing: Laurie Bubb, Jane Meisenheimer, Mr- Anfief' son, Susan Hunter, Miss Picking. Seated: Pam Knight, Susan Middleton. fel? Markerr Under the sponsorship of Miss Picking, the Jet Maskers have provided the Gulf Park student body, faculty, and many residents of the Coast with several highly entertaining productions this year. Among them have been The Zllarriagc, A Tlzurbrr C'arniz'al and The Grafx Harp, the latter presented from the treehouse in Friend- ship Oak. A student need not be an actress to be active in this organization. Various members make props, paint scenery, work on lighting, practice the pro- duction of sound effects, or work on the in- dispensable make-up crews. Anyone with initiative, interest, and the will to work may participate in this organization. i W, v x 3 X Q k ' , xx ISL, iv '.,.,5 t X 117 in- 1 I , i V V, Ai 9 i i 1 1 i P A' 1 xi L i i l i, ' l G1 ii. I . it 1 1 t' ' 1 Tx 1 1 W I sf iii V 1' V g x Aha! Now we know what goes on behind the scenes! fer? Markers Oi' course, in nearly every play there are male parts. The actors for these parts may be members of the faculty or Coast residents. Members of Jet Maskers are quick in acknowledging this contri- bution, and out-of-school actors are made to feel All eyes on the director for that final pep talk. Q' .,- 4 R e f , I ! f E i e Susan Hunter and Pat Suttles in A Sunny Morning . n....W..f...w :ww -sae- A it lf Um, 1 Congratulations on a fine performance! that 'they are a part of the Gulf Park family. One may drop into the speech workshop at almost any time of the day and find students hard at work. The coaching is superior, the work is superior, and, always, the end result is superior. 6 QS, ff' iii .'1'-FINA L The lobby is transformed as the grease paint crew goes to work. Melanie Harbour can't make up her mind in The Marriage . to I1 , , ' e.'7'i'b , 9 -s . I, 5 f 4 1 1 N 1't s Ju 3 .W vi, I, . . I m '27 A r Y is 'J Y I I Q 1 fy TES' 2. Q51 if , ' .- x v A , v x . . , -,.,.v,, ' gp' W' :, A wx: g l v Q ' - 341- - Q V7 r -if I , , ' an ns! If 0 - Aa' 'V it . ' x 1 .- n- , ' X ' ue' ' .4 l I f 0 P . 1- v E ' I ,A 0 . . '-p: 1 N x - s 1Lfvyq.,' , t . .lf . N ' '.-5 ' 1 I '. Y I. 1' if v Q 3. V I N. .- 4 'i V- : . ': nfs: A. f-Qilt. ' '.1-2-i ,., ,- wg 5 ' .',,'?1' ... .,. A J. ,fi 3,,f!Lsf:Z-lg. ' .. ,,,3.,A . :, , 5105-, S-73 'PV ' ' ,,:-U fp . 1 .4'.c,.-, ,,- .' .' ' 'Fang , ,V ' 'F!5QK:J'.4 ' T .2-:,.f.'-1.-'zgwfi fs - .,,' AM. .. .4 wg-'x ff - bs .gstffflfhf 1' -,'rQ'f.. 'A . 11- v ft'i-',S'Zy-Gt . 1'1f,'?' ii.-f z . 2-1.- , -- 15355 hd- L- ' ,w-Pk. .slffgl Vl, f'11 Ta J' h 7?- gvlaa-'e--541155 Q' . 44 '37 Karen Schwab, Graciela DeSedas, Cile Bubenzer, Pat Fulmer. OFFICERS PATRICIA FULMER Prexident CILE BUBENZER Vice-President KAREN SCHWAB Secretary GRACIELA DESEDAS Treasurer MISS BROCK Sponsor Secretarial Science lub Any girl taking secretarial courses at Gulf Park may become a member of the Secretarial Science Club. A very active group of girls, they sponsor, among other events, the annual Spring Fashion Show, the Watermelon Party on the pier each May, dinners in the Y-Hut, and week-ends at Huckleberry Hill. The club is under the sponsor- ship of Miss Brock, who has been a great help in all endeavors. xv' 1 . 1 ix 1 . 9 , H iixlx. V ll 1 1 1 ? 1 . 5 1 1 2 11 1 l i, ,gm 1 1 A i 1 .hr 'L L 1 p Q y 1 1 1 1 K J 1 ' 1 1 f Q 1 -J x . i 1 . 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I , taining. i l A 144' J 1 I .- Q ,. . 1 1 ' fx - ,4 Y N This threesome would be perfect for 0 4 5 x an afternoon tea. A Chinese touch is added by Mary Jane Barrett. T 1 .111 ' 4 , b'x ' 1 W-Na 111. .Y 1 U u x . 4, , 9. :1 l l- ffl'-E1 N. f' 2 flap? SQ I V 1 1' WI, I 1 'fum-'ff I, 'g :n? , . 1 1119111114 ' Mft f 11 1 1:11 ' f E 1 1 14 l Mm . f Q V l 1 fl 'l f ' 3' lil x- I' 'Il ls .Il 1l lil ,LJ nfl ? ' xiii' lj ,lf :xx 1 Lb! 7 1 . .4 1 11 - Presentation of formal attire draws an enchanting evening to a close. -If la J ! I i K 1 Hg lf 'f' W +I, 1 j 1 02 2 g ,W 5 K, 0 - 1 ,fr '4?t,ix'i' 4 rt- Mr. Tillman, Maura Cook, Emily Germanis, Lucille Daniels. .......... ...J-........ in -ww. -ss. 22-w. -QQJQA 4. ,GEN 2 . z , Fla. -t.-..l-Q -s.-u.n Cami lub OFFICERS LUCILLE DANIELS Prexident CHARLOTTE FABACHER Vice-President EMILY GERMANIS Secretary MAURA COOK Treasurer MR. TILLMAN Sponsor Through the -Coast Club, the day students have become a more important part of Gulf Park, and through its efforts students who live on campus learn more about the Coast. The Coast Club has its own lounge where day students can be found relaxing between classes. An active Student Council Representative from the Coast Club keeps the day students informed of various school activities. -.. ,. . . W ,qffin , 4 '- r .Ji 1 4 ' we-wr M. Y ' 'A ,nr , i,,Q1l. ' ,. . ,iff ...rp . 'li' ' , Q ft1'f-ff-wf. . -wg. ., 5 in F I W A , r ' 41-lfxh? Fx '-- - 'T V -. fuliili-5J 'vws ,,, ' , Mm 5 1 I F ' f .Na mftzkol Arty Club OFFICERS PAULA GWIN Pfeyideng MARY JEN JOHNSTON Vice-President FRANCES WADDELL Secretary SUE COLEY Treasurer MISS RAMSEY Sponsors MISS BUTLER The Practical Arts Club was formed so that students taking foods and clothing can learn more about the art of home planning. During the school year marketing sprees and informative trips to New Orleans give the prospective housewives on the spot training. An abundance of food and beautiful decorations reflected the enthusiasm of the members at the annual Christmas party, an event looked forward to at Gulf Park. In addition to the valuable practical experience gained by interested students, the Practical Arts Club pro- vides an association with others who are also in- terested in improving the home. I Miss Ramsey, Sue Coley, Paula Gwin, Frances Waddell, Jen Johnston, Miss Butler. ,H ,,v, 'T - f---.-.-...N ,K ,Z 1 ---H f Ji. .15 .3 - if . ' Iii , , at is f ' X ' X 4. - u ,- , A i lx I ' ' ii , f i l 2 I Q' : 1 ,Y 5 . I1 . f' R. A A X-2 .- 4--W, 0 Q 7 Romance omguoge lub OFFICERS SUZY WILLIAMS President DIANE FULMER Vice-President MRS. AMBLER Sponsors MR. TILLMAN The Romance Language Club under the co- sponsorship of Mrs. Ambler and Mr. Tillman, is very successful in affording the members a better understanding of the French and Spanish peoples, customs and languages. All students interested in French and Spanish are urged to become mem- bers and participate in the club's activities which include programs concerning the various coun- tries. Another event this year was the Christmas party, which was held in the Y-Hut. All the girls had a gay time trying to break the Spanish pinata, which was Filled with goodies. Through its activities members of the Romance Language Club are constantly reminded of our cultural heritage from France and Spain. ff! 'fiidh Tl- ylg., 4... . tfelmomr Club OFFICERS JULIE MYERS President PAULA CONWAY Vice-President GAY MASSENGILL Secretary GJ Treasurer CARYN STANG Repoffeff JULIA BROWNELL MR. WATERS Slwnwf The Samovar Club here at Gulf Park is of special importance as a link with the sophisticated world of art. The club derives its name from a Samovar which was once used by Miss Sarah K. Smith, for whom the Art Studio was named, to serve tea to students and guests of Gulf Park. This year the organization held a Christmas supper in the Y-Hut. During the week of graduation an art exhibit, featuring the paintings, drawings, and projects of the Samovar members, is held in the studio for parents and other visitors. The Dance League is a club which is open to dance students and anyone else with interest, apti- tude, and a pair of leotards. The purpose of the Dance League is to promote an interest in dancing through public and school performances. Sharing the love of the dance and the desire to share it with others, the Dance League has become one of the most successful organizations on campus. Under the direction of Miss Weddington, who has promoted much of the enthusiasm, the mem- bers have shared their talents with the students and faculty of Gulf Park and have had the privilege of entertaining various groups along the Coast. 1 Dance League OFFICERS SHERYL HARPE President SUSAN HUNTER Vice-President PHYLLIS FRIOU Secretary PAULA GWIN Treasurers SHERRIN DAWLEY MISS WEDDINGTON Sponsor UQhmMn er CbmmWm2 HIS that Friendship Oak? It's so huge! . . . What's wrong with the new dorm?', . . . 'cWe'll be living in a motel with a television and a. swim- ming pool? These were some typical questions the Welcom- ing Committee was asked at the beginning of the year, and each smiling face and enthusiastic reply let every new student know that she was now a Gulf Park Girlf, 3 . n,....:. nee' o The Wlelcoming Committee has the distinction of being the first group on campus each fall. Its members arrive three or four days early to be ready to greet each new girl and make her feel at home at Gulf Park. The activities are not limited to the beginning of the year, however, for the members are busy all year greeting Gulf Parks visitors with a cheery, Welcome to Gulf Park. Gulf Park students often feel a need to discuss their thoughts openly and among friends. An op- portunity for just this type of discussion is pro- vided by We Moderns. This cannot accurately be called an organization, for it is open to anyone at any time, and attendance at meetings is not re- quired. With Miss Brock as their sponsor, the girls who attend the meetings concern themselves with current problems. Discussions are frank and uncensored. When the weather permits the girls meet on the beach: at other times they meet in the Y- Hut. Often students are chosen to lead the discussions where stimulating and thought-provoking topics are presented. UQ Ahdwu Athletics But this we know, the obstacle that checked And tripped the body, shot the spirit on Further than target ever showed or shone? I fy ff 5 I , I 7 X, 'X f V' X 5 KN 'W 1 5' R 1 X' 'y: XNAXQSN F 1 w 'M' WJVQ - Qik XXQQLH' ex' J j I ISIS. Ar l 4 K-'yi ' xr 'l fi!!! l' flrsifr '41, ' ,Q-54 A ' Xf ' W 7464 'J If L 'r XR , 1' f 'Q X A ' V: If 3 ' Q 4':,Q 19 v eff-f . 5 ' XFQQ HW? -'ll J 1' 'F vw 1 ' X .J N, J l vig 1 fi 1 ! f gy ! 32 f I X.. 5 ,MLN 39 Q ig i 'ai' . r jj. ,lj 2 ,- S' ' I '-'ts,...ig 'nu . i 5 l l i Q: D' 0 E pst' IV f' ,H A A . vw' -7 A dug, sl. 'S' ,175 www' :Qfr'ff V , 5 t . 5-1. - ,Q,,w,AL, 'M uv A5 ,-X i 'Q V .,: ,-in .. ' rs , .4 I ' 4... M, , , i. , f. V Wim-mi-T i 'F ' JA saar c a , Linda Bass, Ernie Wilhoit, Miss Eason, Penny Terry, Bet Trask. Back Row: Sue Carey Lindholm, Bet Trask, Penny Terry, Susan Shirley, Linda Bass, Vicki Bradford. Front Row: Miss Eason, Penny Lindenberg, Ernie Wilhoit, Mallory White, Jen Johnston, Linda Grubb. t 140 Azhlenk .rrocicztion OFFICERS PENNY TERRY President BET TRASK Vice-President ERNESTINE WILHOIT Secretary LINDA BASS Treasurer MISS MCPETERS Sponsor In terms of popularity and diversifica- tion of activities and projects, one of the most outstanding and utilitarian clubs at Gulf Park -College is the Athletic Associa- tion, which is open to all students. It is under the jurisdiction of the A. A. Board, which is made up of representatives elected from each class, officers, and man- agers for each of the different sports. The inter-class tournaments for the goat, held each year, are a project of the A. A. These include such varied sports as volley- ball, basketball, tennis, and softball. The exhuberant team spirit that is so vividly demonstrated throughout the mounting excitement of the tournaments aids in the development of a keen sense of competi- tion and an ardent desire to excel. The annual Mardi Gras Ball, which is held under the joint sponsorship of the A. A. and the Bit and Spur Club, is one of the most momentous of the yearly projects. It is a much-anticipated event of the school year, which all students may enjoy. Among the many other activities of the A.A. are the long-remembered trips to Huckleberry Hill, twilight beach sup- pers around a Hickering fire, and Sing Song. The most important activity of this club, however, is the fostering of good sportsmanship and a love of sports. This contribution is made possible by provid- ing every girl with the opportunity either to take an active part in a sport or to cheer her team to victory. fue. 1.--g ri-, V Atheson Queen, Penny H Mardi I K. , f I Anne Bell, Stull King. Ginger Carroll, Linda Zachman Penny Terry, Paula Treff, Norma Nicholson Phyllis Friou, Anne Berryman. Terry' Bit and Spur ueen Vicki Bradford Virginia Wilson, Pamela Stokes, Paula Conway, Judy Shafer, Ruthie DuPre, Cindy Cornish, Elaine Estes, Susan Shirley. Gmf Mallory leads Delta Chi to large group victory. Delta Alpha swings Swanee. xx, 141 ifororit The glaring spotlights . . . the alert eyes . . . the eager voices . . . the silent comparisons . . . the endless wait . . . the nervous, excited impromptu singing . . . the unbearable tension mounting minute by minute . . . the flooding sense of relief and accomplishment . . . the sweet, lingering scents of victory . . . the spirit of determination to do bettter next time . . . Sorority Sing, ,641-. February 19 marked the date of the first Sorority Sing to be held at Gulf Park College. This event replaced the Sing Song activities previously held as a competition among the classes and initiated the first of a number of events in sorority competition for a trophy to be given to the Best Sorority of the Year. Several weeks before the event was to take place, each of the three sororities held numerous meetings to choose a theme, musical selections, and attire. Then the endless practice sessions began. That evening each sorority was represented by a large group com- posed of every member and a small group consist- ing of the better singers. Directed by Vicki Bradford, the Delta Alpha large group, attired in black dresses with white ac- l Sigma Psi takes small group prize with Basin Street Blues. .fin cessories, sang 'cSwanee', and Sumrnertime . The small group delivered a fine rendition of That Lucky Ol, Sun to complete the Delta Alpha theme of summertime. The large group of Sigma Psi, who chose to sing the blues, entertained with 'iLazy Rivern and Birth of the Blues. Costumed in white dresses accented with blue notes, they were led by Nancy Jo Burns, Basin Street Bluesw was the selection of the small group. Dressed in blue skirts, white blouses, and red sashes, the members of Delta Chi, ably led by Mal- lory White, sang patriotic numbers, This Is My Country and '6Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor . The small group delivered a Boys, Name Medleyn. After several songs were sung fervently by the student body as it awaited the decisions of the judges, the winners were announced by President James. First, second, and third places in the small group competition went to Sigma Psi, Delta Chi, and Delta Alpha, respectively. Delta Chi was pro- claimed winner of the First place in the large group competition, with Signia Psi receiving sec- ond place and Delta Alpha third. Slide, Suckey! . . . Now really, Lauren! Have you got it, Bowling Green? 144 tfofllvolll Spring has come and with it comes the reassuring 'iwhacklv as the bat meets ball in the final tournament for the much- coveted goat Softball comes in May to Gulf Park and is the last and hardest- fought tournament of all because it is the final chance for the three classes to win that goat, Classes unite in this last effort to capture and keep the goat until next fall. Spirit runs high as those who have lost in volleyball and basketball eagerly await this chance to challenge the other classes. So as spring comes, class spirit reaches a new high as juniors, seniors, and the high school all fight their hardest to 'gGet that goat. Bmleetlaall Among the many sports at Gulf Park, basketball ranks as a favorite. Participa- tion in basketball is high in regular physical education classes and also in the tournament games. For the annual basketball tournament, held in Nlarch, the players were carefully selected in a series of competitions, and the class teams practiced many weeks for the tournament games. Excitement and apprehension mounted, fans and spirit increased as the tourna- ment progressed. Though the final game was held the day before Spring Holidays began, attendance was at a peak. For the Seniors it was a day of victory and they won His Majesty, the Goat. Proving that sportsmanship reigns at Gulf Park, the juniors extended congratulations to the triumphant seniors and all left the court with the memory of a game well-played, well-enjoyed. Volleyball GAPTAINS CINDY WINTERMUTE senior FRANCES WADDELL junior JUDY NISBET ANN TOWELL High School The tempo of class spirit ran high as the time for the volleyball tournament came. Gld students explained the mean- ing of the goat to those who didn't know, and class cheers and songs resound- ed in the smokers and halls. The day finally arrived. Everyone marched out to the volleyball court with high spirits and cheering voices. First the high school played the juniors and, much to their dis- appointment, lost. Then the juniors met the seniors in a hard-fought game. The juniors won and marched triumphantly into the dining room that evening to get the spoils of their victory - the precious Cigoatlif . VQgy..l Seniors score Again! .Vwimming Swimming is a competitive sport and the victorious class gains possession of the goat. Any girl is eligible to try out for the team, but she must be able to give much of her free time to practicing for the events. The best swimmers in each class are chosen to compete in the various events. All races are twenty-five meter, consist- ing of free style, back stroke, and breast stroke divisions. In the medley competi- tion swimmers use all three of these styles. Other divisions include diving and the novelties event. 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Players are allowed to play in both the doubles and the singles divisions. The real compe- tition begins with the events between seniors, juniors, and high school teams. Points are given for each game won in each division and the class which compiles the most points victoriously marches away with the goat. as possible within the two hour class period. Beginners first learn the fundamentals of the game, such as score-keeping, naming the pins, the correct stance and approach and then they apply these fundamentals in play. . ta ! 13 e hfflfi I UUJLL' tif'-7'-FTT' ' , 'l 4'u-we -- The Aquettes take a break from practice to pose on the high dive. Aqueilef The Aquettes practice and perform precise and SyHCl11'O1'll7C'Cl swiinming skills in all types of weather to maintain their celebrated perfection. Not only the Gulf Park pool, but those at the Broaclwater and Buena Vista have been the scenes of the entertaining water ballet perfonnances. The Aquettes are ably direetecl by Miss Weddington. Then there is always the task of staying above water. Standing: Cherry Rousse, Vicki Lynn Thompson. Seated: Tootsie Waddell, Vicki Bradford, Fran Eckert, Judy Shafer. I Bit and Spur Club OFFICERS VICKI BRADFORD President JUDY SHAFER Vice-President FRAN ECKERT Secretary FRANCES NNADDELL Treasurer VICKI LYNN THOMPSON Sergeant-at-Arms CHERRY ROUSSE Reporter MISS DUKES Sponsor The Bit and Spur Club is quite an active organi- zation on the Gulf Park campus. Keeping with the tradition, the Bit and Spur initiates carried their horseshoes and wore their black and blue ribbons everywhere. entertained Some of Spur were Gymkhana, of fun and After initiation the new members were at a beach supper. the outstanding events of the Bit and the horse shows that they presented. held in Mobile, Alabama, consisted games on horseback. The participants were involved in egg races, balloon bursting, musical chairs, and relays. The Bit and Spur Club climaxed their year with the Commencement Horse Show in which the contestants competed for ribbons and trophies. Another outstanding event of the year is the Mardi Gras Ball in February, which the Bit and Spur co-sponsors with the Athletic Association. e 498' Groomsmen brushed t Z' X ,' I Q fl ff' I x ' .K 5? lv Q ,yo QQ 7- L C 5 5, -21 ..:.. That winning style. 'if- -Kj, ., . .-Q f ...--:eg .Q .- I l l l Senior volleyball team. ...f ,?,-1.-Y, -L..- .- Ti- fllx., - .S g A..Q f 1 ,-11-4 ' 3, -s ii... ' 1 - I nf -. 1 L ' FU, Ilviigtl f - i bl.1,.- bfmwa' H: l ' 1 ' , .. X mulls 1 , :L+ -' ' ' - H2 11-2 b wl nll' rw. .fw . . - f--Q , wf-' '- The winning team! 150 Athletic! Swimmers in the Gulf as well as the pool. E is E ...aa kill hleanwhile, back at the motel. Volleyball-Basketball E' ? ?? , ,X . X X Q3 The juniors go marching in and the Seniors sit with their fingers crossed!!! e ,44,+fi4l A L-.J , mx., V1-- -s vu. r,- ,.f,-Q. an-1 YA..- .msg-avrnexx v - - ,1...,-.,,, 4, . i ' 1 A ' 5'5 if wXg2 11.Eji1:'. 4 1'2 yr? ' A- ill-M ' ldv? if ' A-,fled '54Si:li m i ' I ywl 5' 1' I --N- 4. 'KJ ' Q5 . lv K Els Y And the boat rides out to old Ship. v fl- Yea, Navy!!! v 'I . fx? N 152. u k Whatcha doin' little pru-in? He,s my good rockin' Daddy. fu .....,,........-.. r i 4 E S Tuff! fi ,Af it 0, .10 9, 5 .x . N., 5 D. , .4 - . . 5 A pf .we . , -, .v . QQ . , , 1,1 W. A F' , . l ,, ,ab .4 ,wk A, v .X Y .yur .AV Kit ,X 559 6,3 l K ,,. What a wonderful feeling to share our good fortune! How do you do, Dean Price, l'm Tancy Naylor, er-hee, hee. Cmzdzbz' Camlbuf How did we come to meet pal . . . x 47 f f l ll 1 2 if lj f X lj W ,- ii. -rl WN.. .ffl-i' R on mls' lk!!! av-af ' ff .-.0-f - . I, .. , ,,-. - 1-fe: But of course I'll help you with your luggage- TODAYY' Mallory, would you please step up to receive your award for the Best Dressed of the Week. 493 Campuf Snapf A415911 RfA I'+D!!! I rf yggeg -vp Q, Q' I 4 ik ip 1,9 4 .' ' 5 1 1 , 1 , 4 I- E',!l1n,lQ, A I 1. , J .vt f s Y u You get ,em from the peanut man. Oh, it's a Western not an English saddle! The Philharmonic Club-new on campus. 'A' 1 ali' ,erase X 4 i .-'A'-N'aw. 155 1 V -1 I IN? 5 20 I wa ,Q fig fa A 4 Q m ,6gjgWg25.'QQ L i f 17 My skim milk diet makes me so tired-Snore . . . Cornish!!! Don't light that fuse . . . Bye, Julie!!! Congratulations! ypzml Trevzfumg 64 , X QA FP Q The seventh dwarf missed out because she wore Weejuns! . f , ElnltIv--' -- 1 f I ...:u4.:.x..:,,4 NM. M f Qiiiow H: ,, ,. 1-nun ' 113 ,,., f Eili ' - ' I . A! A 1 - 's 'fzvv I ,Q 1 'w-Q. . I PN d lmffwf -A T 's M A ,ff h he 'EVE' 1' ' x jf X , f h A ,. P N. W TU ' A I' X ,lf-me .. 0,-:f' . ' 3 'S - -4 You REALLY don't know your names???? Dining and dancing, what more could we ask for? And like this year, it was all too Soon gone. .xff Q J ng' 7 i 4 lyr Q 1.1 i 5 , 2' - I ,I 1' I f. - ,, Q .lkfl ii t g 5 K ,' gi- .hrlqh l gx t z iv '33 . I ' -ai? - - .' , I q' , -531. H' V-A 4 ': ' Ah ' .-- at-a n nr V - Z .. AJZAJFH H if 'J A !?Qf'i , h V Ek qv as eg' In M ' W - - . , A - Q -. Q is '? o x fr X5' A . 0 N, .1 f 4 Ass4'.x I 2... The woods are lovely, clark and deep. But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleepf, And miles to go before I sleep, , , X-1 ' 1-94 7 I ' E v N L 7 J I NIIQ! M27 I mag '57 .f I P J r LJ f 'Q ' ,- X if N f -ff 'kg - M F 4 - S 4 - sl! if X fef' I 1' .sf s J Y, 20 .Q q, '-.K ,,, KF W . Q? X Y! I U FC - I , I gina! K - ws Ld! X -Q, 1 X 58 Ls V i Q M J A ,v 5 f I -lil if , ,f 1 - ' is , 1 V . 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Pi-iowa um 4-1951 JOSEPH HUBER Websfer 81 Kinberger HOUSE OF SEAFOOD Specializing in 'Fried seafood and cIeIicious gumbo BRUMFIELD'S Walgreen Agency Drug Siore Wegf Pier Phone UN 3-5042 ,s Ikerl S Complimenis oi GATES. CARTER 8: CO. jfaia INCORPORATED ioio PASS ROAD UN a-eo4e Serving +he Gulf Coasi' Wifh Inves'I'menI' GULFPOF,-r, Mme, SecuriI'ies Since I932 CARTER GERALD TRAVEL BUREAU Auihorized Travel Agency Phone 863-5893 JOSEPH K. FASOLD Jeweler Fine Jewelry Since I9I7 Markham HoIeI Gulfport Miss. 24I2 I4III SIreeI GUIIPOII Complimenfs of The Fashion I Pos? on -Ihe MAXWELL'S OFFICE SUPPLY Gulf Cm' 2505 I4 Srreei GUHPOFI , ,iw . JACKSON 8: TAYLOR General Insurance 303 25+h Avenue 205 Kremer Building GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI ' IP -.J 'IIE' . ,D CompIimen'rs of 50 ,' p8'-'eg C IIII5 r I I'ZO5 25II1 Ave. FABRIC SHOP Ph. UN 3-994I 172 YOUR HOSPITALITY HOTELS OF THE GULF COAST EDGEWATER GULF HOTEL Edgewa+er Park IBiIoxi P.O.I, Mississippi SUN-N-SAND MOTOR HOTEL Biloxi, Mississippi MARKHAM HOTEL Gulfport Mississippi REGINALD G. NEFZGER Vice PresicIen'I' Ho'reI Division of W. L. Holcomb 8: Associafes, Inc. COMPLIMENTS OE GLENBROOK LABORATORIES Division ofS1'erIing Drug Inc. Manufacfurers of PHILLIPS' Milk of Magnesia Phone UN 3-I702 Gulfport Mississippi I ANDERSON'S SouTI1 Mississippi's Mos+ Modern Men's S'rore DOBBS HATS INTERWOVEN SOCKS FLORSHEIM JANTZEN SHOES SOCIETY BRAND MANHATTAN CLOTHES SHIRTS If IT's To Be Had In Men's Wear You Will Final II' AI' AN DERSON'S SI'yIe Sfore of The Coas'r Four'reenTIT S'rreeT Gulfporf AUSTlN'S STYLE CENTER PEPSI COLA Women's Apparel 2406 I4+h Slreei Gullpori GULFPORTI MISS. 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