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

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The Bobbsey Twins model monogramed London Fogs. Q' 'V egg? xg W' X 'fx 1 as fi Who says Ouija Boards don't work? January-a wet, dismal month of study- ing, finals, grades. With registration opened a new semester, with months holding promise, and Spring not far away. A new president heralded a new Gulf Park. Sororities focused first on Sorority Sing, then Attic Antics. Every- one talked of Mardi Gras, the balls, a holiday from classes. Practices began for Dark of the Moon. Riding students competed in a horse- show while less athletic ones returned to Pen- sacola, pilgrimaged to Natchez, or spend week- ends at Huck.

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The Woodwind Quintet-one of Gulf Park's many fine concert programs. Concentric circles of events washed over campus. Students participated, were specta- tors, students initiated, were swept along. This Property is Condemned was filmed in Pass Christian-students flocked to the set to watch, later brushed against movie people in the cam- pus production of Review II. Sorority spirit reigned strong, volleyball tournaments meant life or death, points toward the goal. Culture invaded in evening concert programs, mid- term finals inspired all-night study sessions. Days of packing, Cvlee Club caroling, dinner by candlelight-students adjourned for Christ- mas holidays. And I have to clean up after this? A1 1 l A N L' L... lw...,fxh-, Makes you wonder, doesn't it? Silent Night N ' . , L ! i ' , ' x F lv

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