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

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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.

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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 .

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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!