Gulf Park College - Sea Gull Yearbook (Gulfport, MS)
- Class of 1967
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Became a challenge The season A responsibility. For independence, Was it possible? Individual ity, 7 Is WHEN LIFE W!-15 SLUW The pace evolved from the surroundings Time was forever- Confidence arose from the separation. Lonliness, togetlverness--each a part of the other Revealed life in strange patterns 'H J 5 6 WHEN NIJ UNE WEPT Sun, sea, the spirit Inviteci the heart- Caught attention. Goals Were set amidst the chaos L ,-- -hs ,N f ia' '-:Qu Q . ' ' . .ft-.. x:..1i' M WHEN DREAMS WERE HEPT BESIIJE YUUR PILLIJW Rewards and disappointments, Interminable hours of study, Open-mindedness Comprised destiny and Exacted maturity. CWB Cn ,glgmwl gamma: Loilimmmmll ' mfmmfpm MPEPESE kv - 1' :'f?ti5f31 9' 3?5'i?': 3 .wy t n ' an TU? V r , 4, .'gQN,..,,4, ,,3'y .?g:fN? 353 .,sQi,,,Sigg,3,, W 4 2 s, 2. 1.1 at V if ta 'za ff -W - ff ' ff f . ' sw- I y ,D ft- N 9s,ag3,-et an ,, ,H .A , . . of ' Kiwi , ' N... . I A, K ' f 1 , '.7 .vn, ' ,. .. 2542.-xv, - V ' ' K A . xx W ' :away . W ,X man The sea of faces organized C riticize, Personalities attracted discussions Care. A person became a friend who would Eternity Was' established Share, TRY Tll REMEMBER ANR IE YIJU REMEMBER, THEN ERLLUW Each day motivated , Expanded realization, Focused goals, Sharpened impressions taught, preserved memories. Perception deepened g it was Gulf Park. yffufffmffsm-: IIEIIIEI-lTIIlN Ruth Jean Schreiber 1924 - 1966 . On November 27, 1966, Ruth Jean Schreiber left Gulf Park College for eternity. She left memories of her fidelity to teaching, her zest for new ideas, and her good judgement with students, associates, and friends. As a teacher, Miss Schreiber brimmed with enthusiasm for the subjects she taught: English and Humanities. Her warm smile and insight for communication transferred class time from a lecture or discussion to an adventure with language and literature. Ruth Schreiber was always aware of the opportunities life had to offer. She used her full potential to be creative and to stimulate her students. Through her guidance and ferver, The Book was simulated and years of SEA GULL publications were perfected. Her compassion for humanity generated ' admiration, respect, and a willingness to work from the students. We remember Miss Schreiber as a mature woman, humorous, yet serious. She led a goodand accomplished life. Death will not diminish the memories she left. And so, the J A l X5 JSP F ll. RQ. I . o :fe-L-a,,'11.1.Q1 HIZif11'.:'La 1967 SEA GULL is dedicated to Ruth Jean Schreiber, who was so devoted to life. . xl w P fl - 1 f' Q B ' N 95' ':+, -is , Z , -- , Y- - - ' ' h as ' ' - --is .. . ' '-if-'Pd-'J , -- ' 7 - T, V 4 ':::...-'f'l- 3-4 LQ -ff? '2- ff ' ' W - , 4 ' ?-- .4 'rf ful- Jfffff-?.:f:f-.zils-.?'..f4:TZ -T .ii 'T.T5-f':f1LE.+i'4f1' 41' ' -V---1' ' ..- -4-A - LTI- .57- 1 '.,,, ,4...A:--155124 Q'f? 'Q ,. 141-4-fT ? 2l-If-:,, .,.- -? 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' -Q ' . , - h -A - i N . 5 n S' x ' N . fist . e. 5 . 'ffyal' sil- l 'D rpvwg C dl' 0 5 -sl, '- ' 4 ' ' P 1' - E, -,s fl? 'N D 'lf.'L In 1 L . ' ? ijm .3 I . : ti Y 'w x,, . ff ad 5 KE-'?' ' 5 1. r 'npr , 'Y ' sd .C 'Vg ssl 5 I 1 ' x L 4 Q'. .u- I n X , v I , a.. ' alll' ' ' ' N4 . la- to I . ' I ' 1 K X ls ' - ' E-- . 4 . a. 1 3'- I - . r 1 t .,. ' '91 1 . Q I 1 4. . s i I 'Str 251. -i the Mug is i Twick 'r Tweat? Strange modes of transportation?! Ok, ya'1l, where's the mattress? The Agony and the Ecstacyf, The Glee Club invokes Christmas spirit in concert. 18 Intensive counseling and registration set the standards for the year, 1966-67. Pledging began. Club membership was established. Friends were made. Campus elections involved the students, captivated their attentions, and evoked spirit. ,I RQ: n- ,,,,-.'.t ii in Maybe we can get a car next weekend. Boating at Huck. Student Council Christmas Tea I' . . .Y 1 -JI ..Y.:.t 516. . ,..,. uf- 'fair' EXC. - 5' 4 . .,- ,. . . v Q - N ' '-.-.1 w... T' 'F W' Q ff -P 3 -21,4 ,1 e ' , -.,f Q . k .,, i 'gg . 4 - Sideline views of the game. The year cut a groove of routine interspersed with numerous activities: Attic Antics, new fads, a Thanksgiving break, the Christmas Dance with Little David and the Giants, reservations for Christmas trips home. Wherever there's a guitar, there's a group. fyfif' .,,, 1 , 3 .u if ,Z , J .1 , 13 3 - ' time -453415 '2 3 'v,f!' ri f ,if ff' Wi? f sf '.f '3'?f. - C f' ,fu r gi, N - , ,., ff V, . .wt ,,, H ,, i 3 A ' . rffsygwi Santa revealed Now, just five hours, Kathi. i I I The hunters! i . . . but it was the left eye, Betty. Trimming the tree. I I V 5 1 Y f , . 1 P , x 4 if ' 3 4 I , ,Y 3 ' Ir ' . X J ' -,, X Q - I1 A The birthday surprise. Candy Striping in action. Mme-as . X WX NNY Signs of Spring. if f X' 30 , , The new Panhellenic sign The Mardi Gras festivities ANY . xt I .. A . Lu - . .fl ? 'Y W, -,M .I .., 'Wea' ' n ., ' v ' X .t, - Q 'Q Q ,! yxni it 'Q ii. a 13 WI 1 L fx 5 , .,,,- V ff df ,',,.4 , 6 I W 'J ' . 'LW .U -. 45r', l l 3 I .7 .4 r. .1 ,, .14 ' u' . ,e ,. P 6 Ye' -. A , I I 4 A 1 U .+ r ., - -1 .. . ' ' ' -.' , - e , -9.3, ...- f..f- J --1 f, -1 1.1, ,A 3.Q .- i And then the sun, Mardi Gras, plays, Pensacola, the Natchez trip, excellent convocation series, the cruise, the Glee Club tour, and more sun-leading to finals, graduation, and the future. i r 1 ,H Ili' 1-' F4 dk! kvE' if 35, IN MEMIJHIAM l1r. Hiuhard li. Cnx 1881 - 1957 Thursday, February 16, 1967, marked the day of the passing of Dr. Richard G. Cox, founder of our Gulf Park College. Early in the 1900's, this man of aspiration drove along the gulf coast and noticed an attractive woodland-perfect for a college. Thus, the dream of a pioneer in the junior college movement was established: Gulf Park College. Dr. Cox strove to make his school gracious, yet academically stimulating. He was the first president of any college or university to establish an annual Caribbean cruise. He instituted Gulf Park as an accredited junior college among the first to be so recognized by the Southern Association. His accomplishments were numerous outside of his administrative work at Gulf Park. He served as the President of the Southern Association of Junior Colleges, President of the Mississippi Association of Junior Colleges, President of the American Association of Junior Colleges, and was listed in Who's Who in America 1931-51. He was also one of America's first flying presidents. Through his skill and relish for flying, he conducted the college flight training program. Dr. Cox was a reserved, kind man, who had great ambition and capabilities. His influence greatly affected higher education in the United States and each person who came in contact with Gulf Park College. His life was long and full. His goals were reached. His influence lives on. .E ,W-,'Z,.,. X 1 I Y w . ' i qwlpfrrf -gl. ,- A ff- ' H79 ff xg af '4 I- , fz 'H 1,4 fu X ' fm f few -x XXX -- -'-- Wwff 'K' 1 '?QiX .- -- My , A Nrifg - X M,:9f f 11- W f fN a f f WW Tw ,522 'X Y l fff .1 .. f ? -I if f ff ', ,fini if ......, af , X 1' Till O' ff u M fir , Z f f If if f f X ff ff - ' QQ 'K ',ffr'ff J ' i I j jg, V! ,f I - f V77 I 67 1? Qi' ' f - ' 'fl' 1 vff' K -9612 ! if 'Q 7 W 1 f - -3 'w V I 04 ,', 1 4 X -X1 3' ,z V '-' .f ,,,,,......A ,ff xx gf -K -. 'X SHA Z -f --- ' 4' ' 1, ,f'XXXX ' A ' ' I' 'I ffl! ,f'l1'AXkx X YXX if ,4 I 1 XX 4.11 , ' . V I if! 1? , N.: ' 'K I 145, ,,- f' I - . M , X 4 Qfff4QM4fW.f x, , ..... - .g ,,, ',.::f--i -f -' - '-,f f-'-4'-'. E y f 4.1 , 1 4' ai QI? -... Al'-A' ' X? x , 'L - -if- -eo-J' -g,,-:w,ffi 'TTT 35 A' f A 'Vi' 'X 5 Xa? ? ...-- .i...1-- 'iq- i l L1 Edlucmtiw - ' X- N -A f'.,,..,Y - H.-. - ---+4 ,, ,x 'F , 2-.Q D-1.,k5-A ku- ,.1..- - -,...., v - p -M ,....-1----1---l- ,,1---f ' ,I X .- -u 7' qw' W -' ii. -,L K --- - V - S? f X V V' ..,... ' ? --i ' '-ig f x, -11 '- ---- 7 B 1 - .- Y 1-!5i'lfg:'!f 9 X ifn, 'c -wg-:14 Q, F'57'5 -?2'v5 ?' X 't A52 , :Ear 'M' FS-ni' X f cf' 'S-'F . -1 1 1k x5i'f:Q, X My W 9 , IWW, ,,... ....- ' -f ' ' fir ' ' f-1,1 A ? ' ii -.4-f' :A ff v , 'lik i PRESIDENT W T. SHDLEH I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of you who have given so generously of your time, talents, and money in helping the Board of Trustees, administration, faculty, and staff move toward our anticipated goal-excellence in every realm of educational endeavor. Even with the obstacles which have been thrown before us, we have grown, and with your con- tinued support we will be the best junior college of the nation within a relatively short period of time. Our best wishes go with you always. I 4' X, , swf' President Sadler and the Board of Trustees. 5 o 'fc v Arr..- J.. .. 4 A .in .151 3 .hw uh, , . . m J I 1kf.u-.--A. - 13.1 ,V .' YV. .. -S, 1 We'l1 be the best Junior College in the nation. , . , . K 'Q -iw. ,N ' It was a hard day! DEAN UF THE EULLEBE As Academic Dean of 250 girls, Mr. Johnson finds himself in a very responsible position. Dean Johnson, as he is better known, is well-liked among the faculty and students. He aids in scheduling classes, deciding future plans and even making plane reservations! The Faculty respects his assistance in setting up courses and instructional devices. As a father of three daughters and a son, Mr. Johnson is Well qualified to counsel the students of Gulf Park. Although his duties require a good deal of time, heris never too busy to discuss a problem with a student. When Dean Johnson is not working in his oflice he does not hesitate to enter into activities with the students. He may be seen dressed in a pair of Rahs-Rahs going to Ship Island or playing volleyball. We are proud to have Mr. Johnson as our Academic Dean. DEAN Ill? STUDENTS As Gulf Park's Dean of Women, lVIrs. Ferrell has one of the most important and difficult jobs on campus. She represents the administration to the students, and the students to the administration. She is also responsible for the physical, mental, and spiritual well-being of each student, which requires most of her time and energy twenty-four hours a day. Mrs. Ferrell is a true friend of the entire student body. Every student who attends Gulf Park College will remember her sympathy and help. Her interest in campus activities and the betterment of Gulf Park make her worthy of all our thanks and praise. Mrs. Ferre1l's ideals are an inspiration to each student who leaves Gulf Park to seek higher educational goals MH. I. I.. ENEEN Whether there is a problem with a washing machine or a broken coke machine lVLr. I. L. Engen's always on hand to return the lost coins. As Business Manager he does a fine job with Gulf Park's financial affairs. Through his helpfulness and tact Mr. Ehgen has become an asset to Gulf Park. MHS. AMELI!-I LUMPKIN No student arrives on the campus without the friendship of Mrs. Amelia Lumpkin, Admissions Director. Through her personal letters and phone calls, prospective students are informed of the challenge and expectations that Gulf Park offers. Her sincere assistance and friendship have made Mrs. Lumpkin a valued adviser of Gulf Park. FACULTY SARAH PINCKN EY AMBLER 119545-French, Spanish-A.B., College of Charlestong M.A., University of S.C.g further graduate study, In- diana University, U. of Paris, National University of Mexico, U. of Grenoble. FRANCIS ANDERSON 119631-Speech-B.A., Nebraskag M.A., Northwestern University. BETTY BAKER 119661-English-B.A., University of N.C. JEANNETTE BROCK 119441 -Secretarial Studies-B.S., Alabama Collegeg M.S., University of Tennesseeg further graduate study, U. of Georgia. Now, what did we put in there? agsldkfj . . . agsldkfj. J u' ill..- ,.4 FACULTY JOY BROOM 119651-Physical Education-A.B., Judson College, grad- uate study, Florida S-tate University. JIMMY WILLIAM CAPEL 119663-Voice, Glee Club-B.A. in Christianity, Mercer U3 B.C.M., M.C.M., School of Church Music, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, Kentucky. MRS. JERRY BARRET CATER 119663-Home Economics-B.S., M.S., U. of Southern Mississippi. DON CHRISTMAS 119623-Piano-B.M., M.M., Louisiana State U.g further studies, U. of Houston, Peabody Conservatory of Music. If you can't add, what are you doing in Algebra I? Have you ever tried memorizing your combination? FACULTY EARLY deVRIES 619631-Art-Professional Study, Art Students League of New York. LAURIE A. DRAGO 119645-History-B.A., Northwestern Louisiana State Collegeg M.A., Louisiana State University. WILLIAM FREDERICK ELBRECHT, JR. 119665-English-B.A., U. of Chicagog B.S., Tulane U.g M.A., U. of Minnesota. JOHN T. HAZARD 119621-Psychology-Ph.B., Georgetown U.g M.E., U. of Southern Miss.g graduate, Army Command and Staff Schoolg Additional study, U. of Texas. You don't have to be a Methodist to pass my course! Happiness is watching a film in zoology. 'N-'9' Q7 FACULTY ANNA MAE HELTON 119515-English, Speech-B.A., Berea Collegeg B. Mus., U. of Rochesterg M.A., North4 western U. ROBIN STARR JOHNSON 119663 -Dance-B.S., U. of Southern Miss.g Head of Dance Dept., Ted Mack Camp, Great Barrington, Mass. SHARON LEONARD 119669 -Art-B.A. in Art, Michigan State University. DOROTHY MILDEN ? i 119411-Librarian-A.B., M.A., U. of Miss.g B.A. in L.S., I Emory U. E Don't look so mad, Mary Loug certainly we can fix this. I 1 J. a if S U ' 62 fy 'ff' - u A ji 36 JANET NELSON 119651-Horsemanship-A.A., Stephens Collegeg B.S., U. of Miss. BERTA HUDSON PATTON 119651-Home Economics-B.S., M.A., Miss. Southern Universityg further graduate study, Miss State U.g Louisiana State U., and Miss. Southern U. Now, when Paleolithic Man learned to fish, a real ad- gsagxctiment was made. Did I ever tell you about the at . . . FACULTY HELEN T. PICKING 119485-Speech, Theatre Arts-A.A. Stephens Collegeg B.S., M.A., Northwestern U. TROY H. PRICE C1963-64, 19651-History-B.A., Texas College of Arts and Industriesg M.A., U. of Texasg further graduate work, George Washington U. wf Tough weekend, wasn't it? A I said Brown 'n Serve, Melinda, not broil and burn! FACULTY HENRY J. RASMUSSEN 119651-Chemistry-B.S., M.S., and further graduate study, U. of Alabama. ETHEL BEATTY SMITH 119645-Business Education-B.Ed. in C., Rider College, additional studies at Montclair State College, Colurnbia U., Rutgers U. HARRIET GIBBONS SMITH C1956-65, 19661-Biology-B.S. in Educatio bamag M.S., Tulane U. n, U. of Ala- E. BRUCE TILLMAN 119625-Spanish-A.B., U. of Alabama, Graduate, d t tud American Institute for Foreign Trade, gra ua e s y Tulane U. and U. of Southern Miss. 38 Impromptu speeches? FACULTY MARIE T. VAN GELDER 119631-Asst. Librarian-A.B., George Washington U. JANE STANLEY WHITE 119643-Sociology-A.B., M.A., U. of Miss. LAURA S. WILKINSON 119655-Art-B.S. in Ed., U. of Oklahomag B.F.A. in Painting, Oklahoma City U.g M.A. Teachers' College of Columbia U.g Diplomas, New York and Paris Schools of Fine and Applied Arts. EUGENE A. WINK, SR. 119573-History-B.A., M.A., U. of Southern Miss. These are a few of my favorite things. MRS. LOLETA CLINTON MRS. FRANCES MORGAN MRS. HAYDEE BRISOLARA President's Secretary Dean of the Co11ege's SecretaryBursar MRS. MARY LOU S. HEATH MRS. CAROL PARKER Administrative Secretary Administrative Secretary AIIMINISTHATIIJN Will the day ever end? g isn't in, says Mrs. I. L MARY HARRIS RUTH BURGESS MABEL BURG LILLIAN WISSMILLER Representative of Representative of Representative Of Representative of the Central States the Southeastern States the Southwestern States the Southeastem States Mrs. Margaret Thorn, Nurse, checks some monthly reports. Mrs. Amacker, Hostess, stands guard, while Mrs. Miller, Dietitian, watches from the comer of her eye for food being slipped from the dining room! ' N MRS. RUBYE VINSON Nurse Counselors for Hardy Hall, Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Guthrie, and Mrs. Phillips, prepare to sing We Gotta Get Out of This Place? IIIJUNSELUHS I'm putting it up as fast as I can! - 'sm ' . Q.. 3 Mrs. Holtane from Lloyd Hall and Mrs. Mullins from Elizabeth Hall discuss plans for that weekend in Ken- tucky. 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As a class they had shared much: tradition, symbolized by the Oak, the mugs, the nightshirts, the fountain, From Top to Bottom: Diane Carinhas, Sergeant at Arms, Anne Kinney, Vice President, Kathi Tontz, Secretary, J. B. Bettencourt, Song Leader, Ja Montgomery, Treasurer, Jane Friday, President. the Hall, the cannon, and the hats. As a class they had shared learning and laughter. They had become wiser in their efforts to lead-young sages who had so much yet to learn-giving as Well as gaining. The Seniors of 1967: the ones who cared. They had given themselves to Gulf Park, and in return they had become a part of the past that is so respected. But most important, 1967, to each Senior, was worth a memory. 1967 SENIIII-IS REBECCA L. BROWN . . . Baton Rouge, Louisiana . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Secretary, We Modernsg Tammy Howlg The Bookg Philharmonic Club, Sec- retarial Science Clubg Student Advisor. ANN MARIE BURKE . . . Bowl- ing Green, Kentucky . . . Theta Alpha, Standards Chairman, Jet Maskers, Vice Presidentg Stu- dent Advisor. PAM BURKE . . . Bristol, Vir- ginia . . . Kappa'Chig We Mod- erns. DIANNE CARINHAS . . . Pat- terson, Louisiana . . . Gamma Psi, Presidentg Student Advisorg Aquettesg Tammy Howl, We Modernsg Senior Class Sergeant at Arms, Volleyball team. BARBARA JANE CARTER . . . Nashville, Tennessee . . . Theta Alpha, Activities Chairmang Secretarial Science Club, Vice President, Jet Maskers, Dance League. MARY ASHLEY CLEMENTS . . . Moultrie, Georgia . . . Kap- pa Chig We Modernsg Student Advisor. CAROLE COLE . . . Birming- ham, Alabama . . . Theta Alpha, Secretary: Dorm Secretary- Treasurer, Elizabeth Hallg Stu- dent Council, Vice-President, Judiciary Board, Chairman, Tammy Howl, Editorg Secre- tarial Science Club, Student Advisor. FRANCES CFRANKJ CRAB- TREE . . . Ada, Oklahoma . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Treasurer. PAULA CULVER . . . Atlanta, Georgia . . . Gamma Psi, Song- leaderg Jet Maskersg Philhar- monic Club, Samovarg Dance League. RAE DENNIS . . . Franklin Lakes, New Jersey . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Tides, Assistant Editor. All together now . . . Now let's see, Roger i s under 1957 SENIURS i i E DIANE DOWNEY . . . Talla poosa, Georgia . . . Theta Alpha DEAN DuBOSE . . . Atlanta Georgia . . . Delta Chi Sigma Pledge Masterg Jet Maskers Pacesetters, Historian. MARY EDWARDS . . . Chatta nooga, Tennessee . . . Gamma Psi, Sports Chairmang Bit and Spurg We Moderns. Oklahoma . . . Sigma Psi Iota Romance Language. BETTY ESTES . . . Gainesville Georgia . . . Kappa Chi, Ath letic Representativeg Secretarial Science Clubg We Modernsg Physical Education Club. LINDA JUANITA FLY . . Shelbyville, Tennessee . . . Theta o Alpha, Vice Presidentg Bit and Spurg Aquettesg Secretarial Science Club. l in it is 2? Z . 0 J 5 1 II I - E l in 1 L TISHA EDWARDS . . . Moyers, A ll '21 w 5 li ' if 1' I, le 'Q Halloween wasn't complete without the G.C.M.A. boys. FLORA FORBES . . . Atlanta, Georgia . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Presidentg Panhellenic Council, Presidentg Student Advisorg We Modernsg Jet Maskersg SEA GULL. JANE FRIDAY . . . Little Rock, Arkansas . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Vice Presidentg Senior Class, Presidentg Student Advisorg Student Governmentg We Mod- ernsg Student Status Commit- tee. JANE GATES . . . Mobile, Ala- bama . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Jet Maskersg Student Advisor. PATTIE GESSLER . . . Winter Haven, Florida . . . Kappa Chi, Pledge Mastery We Modems. .1 ...M 'P fr ,Ti 1957 SENIUHS We Moderns. COLEFTE CCOCOJ AUDREY GRATZ . . . Washington, D.C. . . . Theta Alpha, Pledge Masterg Aquettes, Presidentg Bit and Spurg Physical Education Clubg We Moderns. KAREN GRIFFIN . . . Ashe- ville, North Carolina . . . Theta Alphag Bit and Spur, Presidentg Jet Maskersg Dance Leagueg Student Advisorg Philharmonic Club. GRETCHEN HALL . . . Fernan- dina Beach, Florida . . . Delta Chi Sigma. Frances Waters insists that Bridge Club has improved her game 100675 to fellow players LeAnn High, Lynne Thomsen, and Janie Blackburn. MICHELE GOLOSKY . . . Au- gusta, Georgia . . . Kappa Chig BETTY HAIVIPTON . . . Gaines- ville, Georgia . . . Jet Maskers. ELIZABETH ROGERS HANRY . . . New Albany, Mississippi . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Presidentg Dance League, We Moderns. BRENDA HAYES . . . Bristol, Virginia . . . Kappa Chi, Phi Theta Kappa 3 We Modernsg Stu- dent Advisorg Pacesettersg SEA GULL. HANNAH I-IEALD . . . Bay- town, Texas . . . Theta Alpha, Bit and Spur, Jet Maskers. 'I'ONI HERRICK . . . Tecumsa, Michigan . . . Kappa Chi, Scrap- book Chmn.g Samovar, Presi- dentg SEA GULL, Art Editor, Jet Maskersg TI-IE BOOK. LE ANN HIGH . . . Kimball, Nebraska . . . Theta Alpha, Bridge Club. L' ,I 1957 SENIIIHS No Man Is An Island 1957 SENIIQIHS ROSEMARY HOGAN . . . Lex- ington, Georgia . Gamma Psi, Secretaryg Bit and Spur, His- toriang Jet Maskers. RUTH HUDSON . . . Fort Worth, Texas . . . Gamma Psig Secretarial Science Club, Presi- dentg Jet Maskers. LINDA HUXFORD . . . Brew- ton, Alabama . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Romance Language. CASSANDRA JAMES . . . Har- rodsburg, Kentucky . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Bit and Spurg Stu- dent Advisor. SARA JONES . . . Neosho. Mis- souri . . . Theta Alpha, Treas- urerg Phi Theta Kappa, Secre- tary, Romance Language Club, Vice Presidentg Dance League, Aquettesg Student Advisor. SYDNEY JONES . . . New Or- leans, Louisiana . . . Gamma Psi, Vice President, Samovar, Treas- urer, Student Advisor. KATHY KARTHAUS . . . Rich- mond, Indiana . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Physical Education Club, Secretaryg We Moderns. SUSAN KAYE . . . Wilmette, Illinois . . . Theta Alpha, Jet Maskers. ANNE KINNEY . . . Birming- ham, Alabama . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Student Council, Treas- urerg Senior Class, Vice-Presi- dentg We Modernsg Jet Maskersg Student Advisor. BETSY LANG . . . St. Louis, Missouri . . . Theta Alpha, President' Phi Theta Ka a , PP 1 President: Student Advisor. 1957 SENIUR5 ',1 fl! 'T 1957 SENIIJHS MARILYN ELIZABETH LEE . . . Peoria, Illinois . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Vice-President, Phi Theta Kappa, Vice-Presi- dent, SEA GULL, Editorg Glee Club, Vice-President, Radiog Philharmonic Club, Bridge Clubg Student Advisorg We Moderns. MELANIE LINTNER . . . Akron, Ohio . . . Kappa Chi, Stan- dards Chairmang Physical Edu- cation Club, Aquettesg We Mod- erns: Pacesetters. MARTHA LOCKRIDGE . . . Midland, Texas . '. . Delta Alpha Sigma, Chaplaing Pacesetters, Vice-President, We Modernsg TIDESg Student Advisor. JENNIE LOSH . . . Pensacola, Florida . . . Theta Alpha, Phi Theta Kappag We Modernsg Ro- mance Lan guage. ANN MACON f, . . Tell City, Indiana . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Treasurerg Philharmonic Clubg Phi Theta Kappa, Student Ad- visor. BELVA McCORMICK . . . Mo- berly, Misssouri . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Pledge Master, Art Club, Jet Maskers. MARY CYD McGINNIS . . . Clovis, New Mexico . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Secretaryg Aqu- ettesg Jet Maskersg SEA GULL, Assistant Editorg Student Ad- visor. PAM McKAY . . . Albuquerque, New Mexico . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Student Advisor. DONNA McKENZIE . . . Georgetown, Georgia . . . Theta Alphag Aquettesg Dance League. KATHY MIXON . . . Baton Rouge, Louisiana . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Pacesettersg We Modems. We could have swung all night, but 1967 SENIIJHS JA MONTGOMERY . . . Phoe- nix, Arizona . . . Kappa Chi, Presidentg Pacesetters, Presi- dent, Senior Class, Treasurer, Student Advisor, Panhellenic Council, Jet Maskersg We Mod- erns. DAPHINE MOORE . . . Port Lantana, Florida . . . Theta Alpha, Romance Language Club, Pacesetters. PAM MOSTYN . . . Seabrook, Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Vice President, Art Club, Secretary, Jet Maskers. ELLEN MOTT . . . Oakton, Vir- ginia . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Ath- letic Chairman, Physical Educa- tion C lu b , Presidentg We Modernsg Aquettesg Judiciary Board, Recording Secretary,- Dorm President, Hardy Hall. PAM PALMER . . . Clarendon, Texas : . . Delta Alpha Sigmag We Moderns. SUSAN GRAY PINSON . . . Augusta, Georgia . . . Delta Alpha Sigma. Hardy Hall burns well! DEANE KINNEY POELLNITZ . . . Greensboro, Alabama . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Student Body Presidentg We Modernsg Jet Maskersg Student Advisorg Bridge Club. ELAINE PORTERFIELD . . . Richmond, Indiana . . . Kappa Chi, Secretaryg Bit and Spurg Jet Maskers. LINDA PROCTOR . . . Los Alamitos. California . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Bit and Spurg Jet Maskers. NANCY BENNER REED . . . Bloomington, Indiana . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Presidentg Jet Mask- ers: We Modernsg Student Council, Secretaryg Panhellenic Council: Student Advisor. 1957 SENIIQIHS SUSANNE REPASS . . . Bristol, Virginia . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Stan- dards Chairmang Pacesetters, Publicity Chairmang Samavor. REBECCA REVEL . . . Phoenix, Alabama . . . Gamma Psig Dance Leagueg Pacesettersg Fashion Show Model. JEANNE ROBERTSON . . . Vero Beach, Florida . . . Delta Chi Sigmag SEA GULLQ Student Ad- visor. CAROL SCANTLAND . . . Ma- rion, Ohio . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Pacesetters. GUI' Pile Of - - - W00d- The many faces of Eve. HARRIET LOUISE SCHU- MACHER . . . Crete, Illinois . . . Gamma Psig Phi Theta Kappa, SEA GULLQ Jet Maskersg Phil- harmonic Clubg Bridge Clubg We Modernsg Glee Club. KATHLEEN CAROL SHAN- NON . . . Miami, Florida . . . Sigma Psi Iotag We Modernsg Jet Maskersg Pacesetters. SUSAN SICKEL. . . . New Ca- naan, Connecticut . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Tides, Editor, Jet Mask- ers, Presidentg Dance League. FRANCIS SMITH . . . Lexing- ton, Kentucky . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Bit and Spurg Aquettesg Pacesetters. SARAH SNEAD . . . Indianapo- lis, Indiana . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Treaslirerg We Modernsg Jet Maskers. LINDA SPARKS . . .Fort Thom- as, Kentucky . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Pledge Masterg Aquettesg We Modems, Physical Educa- tion Club, Vice President. 1967 SENIIJHS The bread line. 1957 SENIUHS PAT STAFFORD . . . Wilmette, Illinois . . . Sigma Psi. LYNNE THOMSEN . . . West Hartford, Connecticut . . . Theta Alpha, Bit And Spur, Vice- gregdentg Romance Lauguage u . KATHLEEN TONTZ . . . Wich- ita, Kansas . . . Kappa Chi, Vice- President, Secretarial Science Club, Pacesetters, Secretary, Jet Maskersg Senior Class, Secre- tary, Student Advisor. LINDA ANN TURNER . . . Au- gusta, Georgia . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Standards Chairman, Samover, Vice-Presidentg Tam- my Howl, Art Editor, The Book, Co-Editorg We Modernsg Bridge Clubg Jet Maskers. ISABEL VON WACHTER . . . Caracas, Venezuela . . . Delta Chi, Secretary, Glee Club, Pres- ident, Jet Maskers, Secretary, Romance Language, President, Secretarial Science Club, Stu- dent Advisor, Philharmonic Club, Pacesetters. LINDA WAINWRIGHT . . . Medina, Texas . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Jet Masters, Romance Language Club, Phi Theta Kap- pa. FRANCE WATERS . . . Co- lumbus, Georgia . . . Delta Chi, Bridge Club, We Moderns. MICHELE LEE WEBB . . . Dade City, Florida . . . Delta Alpha Sigma. CATHERINE WEEKS . . . Bir- mingham, Alabama . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Standards Chairman, Jet Maskers, Student Advisor, Tammy Howl, Assistant Editor, Pacesetters, Dance League, We Modems. NANCY REDEEN WELLS . . . Alexandria, Virginia . . . Gamma Psi Iota, Jet Maskers, Philhar- monic Club. IHB7 SENIIJHS MINERVA WOODROFF . . Newman, Georgia . . . Kappa Chi, Treasurerg We Modems. JAN ANN WILLIAMS. . . Linj coln, Nebraska . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Student Advisor. I CHERYL WISE . . . Nashville, Tennessee . . . Kappa C'hig We Modernsg Secretarial Scienceg Student Advisor. Senior songsters off on a spree . . . if! ',,,,,f-rv' . -1 www' I' f 1 ' H 5 2 I -,Q 'rf' 4 mf.. - ,, ! 4 I 4 ' . ' eg 4' D a, ,j ,I V U ww , .I I 9 I -sl 'av N x Hi, ,fi f ' X '5'Ei'i'i f'rg 4 g,f.a2::!g., . ' ' wif' ' A 1 wma- ?5!iK?'3fQQf ll f Come on, Samme, you can grin too. Class Day. The lighthouse on Ship Island. 5 4 4 5 3 'E The memories. 1 I 'E if J.-,,g Coming along the drive from the Gulf At dusk- Hardy Hall takes on an amber glow- Reflecting the seasonal sun. No sound Save Crickets, The bubbling fountain, And an occasional burst of laughter. Then the oak-with shining leavesg Its branches offer welcome and security. A glance through stately, but younger oaks Reveals The glimmering sea . . . The whitest sand. A loneliness . . . a peacefulness A memory . . . Of a year- Not any year, but That Senior Year At Gulf Park. 69 M. LEE ,- AK A, ,g s if a ffwf-1 1 if , 1' C' 5- 1 x,. ss .wb Q '12 el' . A 5' , xv '- 15 A Ep Y: .. xy! b S - Q .aw V-f ,, f Q Q v I ' L H EQ' , w 'ISF A ' gk! ,X Aiv- f A G W, , N-' . ,. l., fi, Q a Q x s K - 4 . - Q f ,. - r .. mv 4 M wx 5 L i X' ' K ' Q 94' ASN , 1-. . 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' ' ' P' ..' ,x -' f f -, ' ' ' - S v .-R'.+-'-w- H N'f ' 'Sf ff-Aff. -rf' ' .I - ' f .fr ' -, -.- ' 45 ':1'. . ' K., ' f- Q Ln l IX., ' E.,-ff . Q ' . U AK. '. x WL. 'XA' YAQ. u :N 5 3n1 '? ' V. xx 'Of gm ttf ' vixsfl , 1 1 l '. 1 . I w Ag ,Q o 5,1 ungfrf nfl Q.. v!-If , sri glvt if L -, , v IX-,s X -,J ' ., ,K A1 -I 5.1 ' '25 .3 ' . I- 'U '- '-ah'-'s-.N -'-Vu-'. 4.'x'- ??Q r45 . . 'N5 'S5kA N I nf- fx-5 5,5 --'Q N . 2 'f xt! A ll ' ' X yn Q 'il:y'- QI! it tw ,. :'I - if gr--'. --.. 1-..-u fs, ' : 'v - ..'.,K'f ff'-x'.As1.... 4 - r up 5.4.45-.42 A Qin- .4 f. 9, 8-fa 1 L 1 ' 0 Front Row: Linda Wills, Secretary, Debbie Culloden, Vice President, Candy McDowell, Presidentg Randal Hopkins, Treasurer. Second Row: Lynn Jacobson, Sergeant at Arms, Jenny Hamilton, Song Leader, Mary Corbett, Sergeant at Arms. .IUNIUB CLASS. IIFFIIIEHS A girl's first year at college away from home is an extremely formative year of her life. It is during this time her mind developes- her ideas, her dreams, her hopes begin to take shape. In short she begins to discover herself. Experience is the teacher with proof to back up knowledge. Friendship is kindled, leadership fansg unity flames. Each student in her own way displays the desire and determination to accomplish a goal worthy of the respect and admiration of others. This first year holds innumerable experiences of sorority pledging, long hours of studying, sun bathing on the beach, and evenings in the smokers. Life is strenuous, trying, but so rewarding. A young woman emerges to take her stand in the future. The year is all but a flash of time. 72 MARTHA ALICE AGER . . . Liberty, Texas . . . Theta Alpha. CI-IERYL AMYX . . . West Plains, Missouri . . . Theta Alpha, Physical Education Club, Jet Maskers. JERRY ANN AYCOCK . . . Athens, Alabama iJSigma Psi Iota, Dance League, Bridge u . ANNE BARR . . . Eufaula, Alabama . . . Sigma Psi Iota. PEGGY BAYLESS . . . Fort Worth, Texas . . . Kappa Chi, Jet Maskers, We Moderns. KATHY BECK . . . St. Louis, Missouri . . . Theta Alpha, Glee Club, International Club, Secretary. ' SUSAN BIGGER . . . Montgomery, Alabama . . . Sigma Psi Iota, We Moderns. MARTHA F. BLACK . . . Hammond, Louisi- ana . . . Delta Chi Sigma. .JUDY BLOMEYER . . . Kenilworth, Illinois . . . International Club, Bit and Spur. EVE BOWER . . . Florence, Alabama . . . Gamma Psi, Pacesetters. NANCY BOWMAN . . . Albany, Georgia . . . Gamma Psi, Aquettes. SUSAN BOYS . . . Gastonia, North Carolina. SUE BRANDON . . . Hopkinsville, Kentucky . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, International Club, Treasurer, Pacesetters, Jet Maskers. KATHRYN BRASS . . . Solana Beach, Cali- fornia . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Secretarial Science, Physical Education Club, Jet Mask- ers, Bridge Club. CARLEE BRECK . . . Stamford, Connecticut . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Aquettes, Jet Maskers. KRISTENE BROCK . . . Clinton, Missouri . . . We Modems, Romance Language Club, Samovar Club. JANE BROWN . . . New Orleans, Louisiana . . . Secretarial Club. JEANNE BURLESON . . . Temple, Texas . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, SEA GULL, Ro- mance Language Club, Bit and Spur Club, We Moderns. 1957 JUNIIQIHS NANCY BUTZ . . . Anderson, Indiana '. . Philharmonic Club. LEE ANN CALDWELL . . . Augusta, Georgia . . . Philharmonic Club, Dance League, Ro- mance Language, Vice President. JONI CALHOUN . . . Colquitt, Georgia . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Junior Active Secretary, 'I'HE BOOK, We Moderns. SUZIE CARLTON . . . Muskogee, Oklahoma . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, International Club. ALEXIS CARROLL . . . Amarillo, Texas . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Tammy Howl, Bit and Spur Club. CAROLYN CASSO . . . Donaldsonville, Louisiana . . . Theta Alpha, Glee Club. DEBORAH COE . . . Fort Lauderdale, Florida . . . Kappa Chi, We Moderns. CATI-IY COLLINS . . . Columbus, Ohio . . . Gamma Psi, Jet Maskers, Aquettes. CATHLEEN J. coNNoR . Forty Myer, Virginia . . . Theta Alpha, Bit and Spur, Pacesetters, TIDES, Glee Club. MARY CORBETT . . . Marion, Indiana . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Junior Class, Sergeant at Arms, We Moderns, Jet Maskers. VICKIE COUSINS . . . Tulsa, Oklahoma . . . Theta Alpha, Secretarial Science. NOEL RAE COWARD . . . Corpus Christi, Texas . . . Kappa Chi, Jet Maskers. DEBORAH A. CULLODEN . . . Indianapolis, Indiana . . . Delta Chi Siginag Junior Class, Vice President. . MARTHA ANN CULTON . . . Scottsdale, Arizona . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, SEA GULL, We Moderns, Secretarial Science Club, Jet Maskers, Glee Club, Philharmonic Club, In- ternational Club, Bridge Club. GLORIA DAHL . . . Freeport, Illinois . . Delta Alpha Sigma, We Moderns. CAROL DANIELS . . . West Memphis, Arkansas . . . Kappa Chi. DEBBIE DAVIS . . . Austell, Georgia . . . Kappa Chi, We Moderns. KATHRYN LEE DeBORD . . . Johnson City, Tennessee . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Physical Education Club. DONNA DICKENSON . . . Columbia, Mis- souri . . . Theta Alphag Bridge Club, Tammy Howl. PATI DICKEY . . . Fort Worth, Texas . . . Theta Alphag Student Council. DENISE DILLARD . . . Ardmore, Oklahoma. SHERRY LYNN DILLON . . . Margate, New Jerseyg Philharmonic Club. MARY LOU DOOLIN . . . Lawton, Oklahoma . . . Kappa Chig Maskers, We Modems. JANE SUZANNE DWYER . . . Elgin, Illinois . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Romance Language Clubg International Clubg Aquettesg We Moderns. KAY ELDRIDGE . . . Austin, Texas . . . Theta Alphag Aquettes. FLORENCE ESSEN . . . St. Louis, Missouri . . . Kappa Chi. BETTY FIELD . . . Albany, Georgia . . . Delta chi sigma. Maybe we'1l be stranded! The lower deck ride to Ship Island. 'I'he beginning of a new year. - SHERYL FILLINGHAM . . . Forth Worth, Texas . . . Delta Chi Sigma. L. PAT FLANAGAN . . . Pikeville, Kentucky . . . Kappa Chi, Bit and Spurg SEA GUI.-Lg Aquettesg Pacesettersg International Clubg Fashion Revue Model. GWEN FLEMING . . . Cockeysville, Mary- land . . . Gamma Psig' Bit and Spur. TERESA FLEMING . . . Kingsport, Tennessee . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Jet Maskersg We Moderns, SEA GULLQ Romance Language Club. ELLEN FLING . . . La Grange, Georgia . . . Delta Chi Sigma, We Modems. MARY FRANKLIN . . . Nashville, Tennessee . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Pacesetters Club, Samavor. JULIE FRAZIER . . . Pascagoula, Mississippi . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Bit and Spur. MARCIA FUTCH . . . Clowiston, Florida. ANN KAREN GAGLIARDO . . . Brooklyn, New York . . . Sigma Psi Iota. PAM GEPNER . . . Wilmette, Illinois . .. International Club. ELIZABETH GERSTNER . . . St. Louis, Missouri . . . Kappa Chi, International Club, Romance Language Club, We Moderns. SHEILA GIBSON . . . Tampa, Florida . . Theta Alpha. ELIZABE'I'H GILMER . . . Houston, Texas . . . Kappa Chi, Romance Language Club, Secretary and Treasurer, We Modems, Jet Maskers, Tides. LINDA GLENN . . . Fort Smith, Arkansas . . . Kappa Chi, We Modems. KATHY GRADY . . . Eau Gallie, Florida . . . Sigma Psi Iota, International Club, Vice President, Jet Maskers, Pacesetters. Day students agree having a car can mean lots of fun! 1957 JUNIUHS 114 -7 7'7 1957 JUNIIQIBS MARILYN GREEN . . . Duncan, Oklahoma . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Jet Maskers. CHARLOTTE GRIST . . . Blakely, Georgia . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Physical Education Club, Aquettes. JUDY GROSECLOSE . . . Greenville, Mis- sissippi . . . Kappa Chi, We Moderns, Ro- mance Language Club. JENNY HAIVIILTON . . . Decatur, Georgia . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Jlmior Class, Song Leader, We Moderns, Glee Club. KATHRYN HAMILTON . . . Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania . . . Kappa Chi, Jet Maskers, Romance Language Club, We Moderns. SALLY HAPPER . . . Durham, North Caro- lina . . . Gamma Psi, Samavor, We Moderns. GALE HARRELSON . . . Phenix City, Ala- bama . . . Gamma Psi, Bit and Spur, Glee Club, Jet Maskers. CHANCE HARVEY . . . Tylertown, Missis- sippi . . . Delta Chi Sigma. CONNIE HASTIE . . . Winchester, Kentucky . . . Kappa Chi, Aquettes, Dance League, We Moderns. CYNTHIA HAYES . . . Tampa, Florida . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Bridge Club, Dance League, Romance Language Club. GEORGIA HENRIE . . . Elkhart, Indiana . . . Delta Chi Sigma, We Moderns. KAY HESSEMER . . . New Orleans, Louisi- ana . . . Gamma Psi, Samavor, Philharmonic Cub. RANDAL HOPKINS . . . Tallahassee, Florida . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Junior Class, Treas- urer, Pacesetters, Jet Maskers. ANNE HAYDON IMLER . . . Tulsa, Okla- homa, We Moderns. ROBIN IINGERSOLL . . . Whitefish, Wis- consin, Jet Maskers, Aquettes, We Moderns. SHERRIE JACOBS . . . Ferriday, Louisiana . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, We Moderns, Bridge Club, Physical Education Club. LYNN JACOBSON . . . Fort Worth, Texas . ,. . Gamma Psi, Junior Class, Sergeant at Arms, International Club, Glee Club. JUDITH JANES . . . Austin, Texas . . . Kappa Chi, Bit and Spur, Treasurer, Glee Club, Secretary. LUCY CAROL JOHNSON . . . Hazard, Ken- tucky . . . Delta Chi Sigma. ANN JONES . . . Cushing, Oklahoma . . Kappa Chi, We Moderns. KI'I'I'Y JORDAN . . . Gadsden, Alabama . . . Kappa Chig Bit and Spur. LYNNE KETZLER . . . Omaha, Nebraska . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Romance Language Club, International Club, President. CAROLYN KIRBY . . . Sikeston, Missouri . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Jet Maskersg International Clubg Romance Language Club. MARY LEE LeCOUR . . . Opelousas, Louisi- ana . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Dance Leagueg Jet Maskersg We Modems. SHERRY HAMILTON . . . Gulfport, Missis- sippi . . . Sigma Psi. LINDA E. LIVINGSTON . . . La Grange, Illinois . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Samovarg We Modems. MARY MARGARET McALLISTER . . . Sa- pulpa, Oklahoma . . . Theta Alpha, Jet Mask- ers. Some like it hotg some like it cold 1967 JUNIUB5 CANDY McDOW'ELL . . . Brewton, Ala- bama . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Junior Class, Presidentg We Modernsg Tammy Howlg Glee Clubg Student Council. CAROL McINNIS . . . Clarksdale, Mississippi . . . Delta Chi Sigmag We Moderns. CAREN McJUNKIN . . . Tahlequah, Okla- homa . . . Delta Chi Sigmag We Modernsg Jet Maskers. CI-IERYL McKEE . . . Little Rock, Arkansas . . . Gamma Psig Bit and Spurg Aquettesg Jet Maskersg Glee Club. PA'I'I'Y MEIGHEN . . . Tampa., Florida . . . Theta Alpha. SALLY MEINERS . . . Skokie, Illinois, Samo- var. LINDA C. MILLER . . . Falfurrias, Texas . . . Theta Alpha. JOANNE MILLING . . . Atlanta, Georgia . . . Gamma Psig Physical Education Clubg Secretarial Science Club. CHARLOTTE MOORE . . . Tanner, Ala- bama . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Bridge Club. LIVI MULLEN . . . Newport, Tennessee . . . Theta Alphag Jet Maskers, Second Vice Presidentg Romance Language Clubg Glee Clubg Student Councilg Bridge Clubg Tides, Art Editor. MOLLY NUTT . . . Moraga, California . . . Kappa Chi. CECILE OURSO . . . Donaldsonville, Louisi- ana . . . Theta Alphag Pacesetters, Treasurer. PAM PARR . . . Aurora, Illinois . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Junior Sports Chairmang We Modems, Jet Maskersg Physical Education Club, Chairman.- JANE PEEGE . . . Louisville, Kentucky . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Dance Leagueg Romance Language Club. WALLY PERCY . . . St. Francisville, Louisi- ana . . . Gamma Psig We Modernsg Jet Maskersg Aquettesg Glee Club. CARMEN PHELPS . . L Martinsville, Indiana . . . Kappa Chig We Modernsg Dance League. BILL PHILLIPS . . . Walnut Ridge, Arkan- sas . . . Garmna Psig We Moderns. CYNTHIA PICKETT . . . Waterloo, Iowa . . . Gamma Psig We Moderns. PAM PODGER . . . Durham, North Carolina . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Pacesettersg We Mod- ems. GAYLE PORTER . . . Midland, Texas . . . Delta Chi Sigma. CYNTHIA PUCKETI' . . . McK.inniville, Ten- nessee . . . Gamma Psi: We Modernsg Jet Maskersg Bridge Club. ANNE QUICK . . . Florence, Alabama . . . Delta Chi Sigma, We Modems. SALLY RHYNE . . . Gary, Indiana . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Physical Education Clubg We Moderns. CONNIE SHAVER . . . Gary, 'Indiana . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Physical Education Club, We Moderns. CAROL SHEETS . . . Wilton, Connecticut . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Jet Maskers. SHERRY SHERIDAN . . . Fort Worth, Texas . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Jet Maskers. SANDY SHOEMAKER . . . Asheville, North Carolina . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Pledge President, Dorm Vice-President, Lloyd Hall, Jet Mask- ersg Student Councilg We Moderns. Shelter from the storm. The Saturday night feast. I 0 I p fx . f X Nm X I' Y XXX ws, gs Q4 6 ,, 'WP'-vw Mggfjl 'rf CQUNCK The nightly ritual. PEGGY SIEVERS . , . Greenville, Missis- sippi . . . Sigma Psi Iotag Bit and Spurg We Modernsg Pacesetters. SUZANNE SIMPSON . . . Jackson, Tennessee . . . Delta Alpha Sigmag Physical Education Clubg We Moderns. ELIZABETH SMALLMAN . . . McMinnville, Tennessee . . . Theta Alphag Jet Maskers. PATRICIA JUNE SMITH . . . Athens, Ala- bama . . . Sigma Iotag Romance Language Clubg Bridge Club. LINDA SNYDER . . . Atlantic Beach, Florida . . . Kappa Chig Jet Maskersg Samovar. SALLY ANN SOCKWELL . . . North Little Rock, Arkansas . Delta Chi Sigmag Bit and Spurg Glee 'Clubg Tikiesg Bridge Club. KATE SPARKS . . . Williamsburg, Virginia . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Pledge President, Glee Club, Librarian, We Modems, Dance League. BETTY BASCOM STONE . . . Sharpsburg, Kentucky . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Bridge Club. VIRGINIA STRAUBLE . . . Green Bay, Wisconsin . . . Gamma Psi Iota, Somovar, Pacesetters, Jet Maskers. LONNA STRICKLAND . . . Tampa, Florida . . . Delta Alpha Sigma, Tides, Jet Maskers. AMY STRONG . . . Fayetteville, Tennessee . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Pledge President, We Moderns. MITZI TATE . . . Lexington, Kentucky. ALICE SMITH . . . Long Beach, Mississippi . . . Day Student, Glee Club, Phi Theta Kappa. MARION TOBIN . . . Augusta, Georgia . . . Delta Chi Sigma, Bit and Spur, Secretary, Aquettes, Glee Club, Jet Maskers, Physical Education Club. CAROL TRIPP . . . Robins AFB, Georgia . . . Sigma Psi, We Moderns, Secretarial Science Club, Tides, International Club, Phil- harmonic Club, Dance League. . . . And soft white sand awaits you at Ship Island. 1957 JUNIIIHS HELEN V. TURNER . . . Palmetto, Florida . . . Theta Alphag Secretarial Science Clubg Bridge Clubg SEA GULL. DIANE UNDERWOOD . . . Memphis, Ten- nessee . . . Sigma Psi Iota. KAY VANDERGRIFF . . . Maryville, Ten- nessee . . . Theta Alpha. LAURA VAUGHT . . . Little Rock, Arkan- sas . . . Delta Chi Sigmag We Moderns. SALLY WADE . . . Augusta, Georgia . . . Gamma Psig Jet Maskersg We Modernsg Bit and Spurg Bridge Club. CAROLE WARD . . . Venice, Florida . . . Kappa Chi, Pledge President, We Moderns. ANN WHITCHURCH . . . Ardmore, Okla- homa . . . Theta Alpha, Pledge President. WENDY WITNEY . . . Richland, Michigan . . . Delta Chi Sigmag Samovarg We Moderns. LINDA WILLS . . . Shelbyville, Kentucky . . . Kappa Chi, Junior Class, Secretary, We Modernsg Jet Maskers. CAROL WILSON . . . Carmel, Indiana . . . Gamma Psi, We Moderns. DONNA WILSON . . . Winnetka, Illinois . . . Kappa Chi. KAREN WILSON . . . Houston, Texas . . . Gamma Psig Jet Maskers. RUTHIE WINDSOR . . . Knoxville, Ten- nessee . . . Sigma Psi Iota, SEA GULL3 Dance Leagueg Jet Maskers. NORMA WING , . . Henderson, North Caro- lina . . . Kappa Chig Romance Language Club, International Clubg We Moderns. JUDI WOOD . . . San Antonio, Texas . . . Gamma Psig Romance Language Clubg Jet Maskersg We Moderns. GINGER WOODSIDE . . . Houston, Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iota, Publicity Chairman SEA GULL. ANN WRIGHT . . . Columbus, Georgia, In- ternational Club. CYNTHIA J. WRIGHT . . . Jackson, Mis- sissippi . . . Sigma Psi Iota. Up, up the juniors I 0 . I wanted chocolate. '5 1 1 I fx. I SUSAN ANN WRIGHT . . . Charlotte, North Carolina . . . Theta Alphag Secretarial Science Club, Treasurerg Jet Maskersg Bridge Club, SBA GULL. MARGARET PEGGY YOUNG . . . Indian- apolis, Indiana . . . Gamma Psi, Pledge Presi- dentg Tidesg The Bookg Dorm President, Lloyd Hall: Judiciary Board. ANN GOSS . . . Gulfport, Mississippi . . . Coast Club. STARLA REED . . . Biloxi, Mississippi. BARBARA SMITH . . . Gulfport, Mississippi . . . Coast Club. SUSAN THOMAS . . . Longview, Texas . . . Sigma Psi Iota. SALLY TUCKER . . . Houston, Texas . . . Delta Chi Sigma. mg poo1'7'P Three no trump-What's your bid? Juniors find the pure white beach at Ship excellent for suntanning. 2 I Post Office-mai1's up! mar mq 'vans uumllxunnzxlnixnm umsrl1l L l 1 'Q if I X ui 4 Rs Y, X fl 4 5 ilk! 2 3 aaa,O f K 9645 z95'0 0 9900 G 4 X5 of 6 D? v l 3 f gf ao ,vb .g I 4 '- I -,, --P., 7' 1 Qf Xl' 9 9:5 -YLQX 1 s 4 'be ' 'Jw , 3 9' if sera 9 0 9 .9 6 po 9 969 ,Q 9 19 6 ,O Q - ..-if'-'ii fx ?- Y , 4 2Ti , ' ' - f'f 2 ,X 'Newt-L N Y BKWZ5 Agtwmrcs The wonderment of the new adventure Experience-at Ship Island Coming into the broadening world of college. Relaxation-in the woods at Huck. Dreams Everyone shared . . . the Juniors felt the close- Ambitions ness . . . Talents to be developed realized the purpose . . . gained from the All at Gulf Park. year. But it was more than academic. A look to the future-solid because of the It was wisdom Friendship-reflected in the Oak gained by observing. Warmth-found in groups at the Y-Hut M. LEE Fun-on the beach 37 F w x Q bf 1 f fxb D 'Jfli ?5' XXX zfw jfff 4, ,rxlljfg f xx S M Wi :R i ff J X XX X W ff N f Q x M VU6' X ' ,bfi 4 f . l WW f l XE X Y' R' ,W ' yy m w w QS Q ' '!lf Zyfifflygww ff' W fW 4'f 1 , igx f 1 wf M14QsfN . ff may mm f .,, . f W W ffm 4, W + m. ,WrW , lj I I f A q i f W!! I ff! Jil N-fsjig, 5 'MX '-U '5, f ff W IV! W bm? ' , K X 7 N N' 7 QSM Z9 4 2254, L . .fi - XX ' :rf f X 4- f r .fff .Qu + lv ' ,0 P W My f 7 iv ii X IVST X-xv 'Ni o X2 Z FQ? ceaufurces , , M x KJ A MW exxmfmwwulrux W A Z I 1 ,X f ff f iglzffgv ' v XX. H ff? X Z , X If X ' M ff F N X f S fx Z fn X f fff ,f X ! 'JQ ff'g'X , ,fn Z ff f ' f ff 7 f ,f f M I if if , f Af' ' f I X f Q 1 f X MMM If f y , ff X ,f ff, X f X 3 A 7 f XX mW, N f xxx. 4 fl :Q Q -il-......, .1-Qi.. ?.- -- MISS GULF PARK Our girl Friday . . . a leader: President of the Senior Class, member of the Student Government, Vice President of Delta Chi . . . A friend to everyone . . . a kind word . . . a warm smile . . . an insight for understanding. Jane . . . a Southern Belle from Little Rock . . . Miss Gulf Park. THE M!-KY UUEEN miss .Zeane oellnif-I Greensboro, Alabama DIANNE CARINHAS JANE FRIDAY Patterson, Louisiana Little Rock, Arkansas MAY IIUUHT 94 MAY IIIIUHT BETSY HANRY BRENDA HAYES New Albany, Mississippi Bristol, Virginia E 95 I J was-1,0 F' 3 4 U, ,lv ' 50 -. ' +'.:.Qs.f if ,Q .dw 1.1115-, BETSY LANG MARILYN LEE St. Louis, Missouri Peoria, Illinois I-KY IIU HT 96 MAY IIIJUHT MELANIE LITNER MARTHA LOCKRIDGE Akron, Ohio Midland, Texas 97 JA MONTGOMERY NANCY REED Phoenix, Arizona Bloomington, Indiana M A Y II ll U H T 98 MAY EUUHT SANDY SHOEMAKER CATHY WEEKS Asheville, North Carolina Birmingham, Alabama nm 11 L fi 1- 99 The best-dressed girls of Gulf Park: Ctop to bottomi Martha Lockridge, Cathy Weeks, Caren McJunkin, Brenda Hayes, and Noel Rae Coward. GULF PflHIi'5 BEST a DRESSED Choosing the five best-dressed girls was a diflicult decision for the students. The election, which had been held by the Tides staif as part of the Glamour magazine contest, was held by the SEA GULL staff this year. Basis for selection was originality in clothes, everyday neatness, and poise. The spontaneous results were Noel Rae Coward, Brenda Hayes, Martha Lockridge, Caren McJunkin, and Cathy Weeks. A parade of fashion. IOO A perkey gal with spirit and Pep- A continuous smi1e-dim- ples, Bounce, sparkle. An actress Interested in singing A love for dance Giving her best in Eve III The BOYFRIEND Sorority Sing An intellectual: Member of Phi 'I'heta Kappa. Originality- from water fights to May Court . . . Outstanding Junior: Sandy Shoemaker. UUTSTANDING JUNIIJH SQMJJ SAOCHQGLQY IOI X Xwllff I sf fl WITTIEST mean QDQBQSG 102. That smile-that laugh! Always a bit of wit-a happy greeting. Never sad. Always in action: Talking Laughing A Screaming. Barefoot, tan + eyes that grin. A diamond ring on the left hand-T.L. A Southern gal, full of Life Pep Vitality With spirits high. Wittiest . . . Dean DuBose. A red wool plaid shirt, A cigarette, Two gold pieces. Love for snow and skiing The record player with mel- low tones. Art from morning to night: Pen and ink Oils . . . color Art editor for the SEA GULL . . . THE BOOK. Quiet, yet commanding re- spect: Forceful ideas. A thinker-knowing and sharing . . . Most Original . . . Toni Herrick. un :mamma , L I MUST UHIEINAI. fjroni xjlerricA -6' 193 MUST ATHLETIC Coco rafz 104. Ever ready to challenge any- one To a game of tennis, A relay race, Fifty laps in the poolg A perfected equestrienneg A lover of fox hunts. Tall, lanky, 'with sun- streaked hairg A basketball and volleyball enthusiast. A smile-win or lose. A true athlete . . . Coco Gratz. A friend of worth: true-blue Becky. Responsible flagpole patriot. An inexhaustable capacity for sharing: A ready typewriter A well-stocked refrigera- tor A bicycle built for all Quiet, yet a maker of change. The heart of Sigma Psi Sewer of nuns' costumes. A hearty laugh-a Southern drawl. Always on-the-go: mara- thon walker Thinking Composing poetry Enjoying nature. Most Dependable . . Becky Brown. I . I . v . v , v . v . N314 MUST DEPENDABLE BQCAJ BYOWVI 105 Contributor of self- Class OHCicer President of Gamma Psi Unconquerable spirit for school for her sorority for life. A tiny dynamo-enthusiasm Active in sports: Basketball champion Tennis player Excellent swimmer Player of Volleyball. Charming . . . May Court member Sparkling eyes Laughing smile. Louisiana drawl. Oversized white shirt. A fun person . . . Dianne Carinhas. Z sum PARK LlE.1ISf3.'7.f Synonymous with responsi- bility and respect: Student Government Student Status Committee Senior Class President Vice-President of Delta Chi. Attractive as well: May court . . . Unforgettable eyes, capable hands. , As much a part of Gulf Park As Gulf Park is' a part of her. Best All Round . . . Jane Friday. 510' BEST ALL HUUND ane Cziday 107 MUST IIUNTHUVEBSIAL VOPIWCVM OWEN 108 Expression in poetry Haiku-a specialty, in verbal opinion Disagreeing when neces- sary. Lover of poetry, literature. Editor of THE BOOK. Imagination - endless col- lages. Intelligence - Phi Theta Kappa member. Ambition to see improve- ment through membership in Judiciary Board. A Texan and proud of it. A Southern lady. Most Controversial . . . Bronwyn Bowen. A conscientious student . . . One who shares knowledge. Spirit for Theta Alpha-its Presi- dentg Phi Theta Kappa-its mo- tivated President, Making her chapter have added purpose. If there's a job-there's Betsy. If there's fun-there's Betsy. If there's studying-there's Betsy, Loving to learn. Most Intellectual . . . Betsy Lang. MUST INTELLEETU!-ll. efsty Lang fy: ff' 4. 109 MUST THLENTEU Susie Sie, IIO An actress! ' Loving serious drama Loving musicals- Though she can't sing. Projecting herself into every role From directing Delta Chi in Sorority Sing To giving her heart in Eve III THE BOYFRIEND A blond, blue-eyed bomb! Yet, a definite seriousness and enthusiasm: Talent beyond the thea- ter- Editor of the Tides President of Jet Maskers. Most Talented . . . Susie Sickel. N Honest determination and perseverance- Official recorder of our year: SEA GULL Editor Member of the honors speech program: Radio personality. Initiative and achievement- Vice-President of Phi Theta Kappa. Vice-President of Delta ' Alpha. Quiet responsibility. Dignity, off-set by her smile . . . Member of the May Court. An Alpha Phi Omega pin- Companion to a certain sweatshirt. Most Likely to Succeed . . . Marilyn Lee MUST LIKELY TU SUIIEEED unflarigyn Lee III CHERYL WISE ISABEL vonWACHTER DONNA DICKENSON ELLEN MOTT CAMPUS FAVIIHITES NANC 413 ag, D ANNE KINNEY 117. DEANE POELLNITZ CANDY McDOWELL PAULA CULVER CAMPUS P!-WUHITE5 JAN BETTENCOURT KATHY TONTZ 4 1 .W f 2 w f ,J ' 'X 1 nz! A 1 N W w wk W 5 W X, M K ji' ,iff 4 M lvfy f ., f -If f W Z 'X y 'yf 'f f'fW f , ,iff gg f WP f ' Y' ff f 7, 3, EV 4 ', r ff ff - ,H W1 X f N If Y A V M W M il 4 f , 'x I! f mi 4 35 M ff! fy 0:6 My If 'W V Vx! K5 W' 1 ' 1 M IV ly ' I U . Y W ,Q f ,si 'hw fa fwfr lx!! 0 ax I If 1 X 'ff f iw f U fm ff ' ,gf 1' J ,Nl 'ay M Xia, ff M af 21 U J f f y r Xl . , f w wiv f K I X 1 f U, ' ' ,f ff I W W Q f' X ' W I ,X . 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If f, 4. f I I 1 W ,fy ff ins: ' - !4,z-4-f - 'I '5 7 f ffii 4 f M f LH, ,f 'f rf XV W T f 1 f, ,H A f, , f 1 IW If AW f 4 ff ! 1 f ,ily ff 4 f If 1 ' H, 'I X 711 ' , , - if 'f ' if if ii I v I K! ly ff v , If , I ,f , . 1 f ,V '! ff fl v if I I Z l Qf jilw ,ff A, f , fw If 947 'Y f f A 1 f fl, 45' hz! M V! If !, l 'X 5 I Jisaai' gy 1 A1 ,I ' , 'Q gg?fP A X TCE S -.WNW Panhellenic Council-Standing: Diane Carinhas, Betsy Hanry, Ja Montgomery. Seated: Nancy Reed, Betsy Lang, Flo Forbes. Il Panhellenic Oliicers-Betsy Hanry, Secretaryg Miss Cato, Sponsorg Flo Forbes, President. PAN-HELLENIII IIIIIUNIIII, Composed of the President from each of the six sororities, the Panhellenic Council provided a common meeting ground for the organization of sorority functions. This year under the direction of Miss Cato the council was quite active, forming the .groundwork for Gulf Park's sorority competition and activities. gl -at-g President Sadler presents Flo Forbes, President of Delta Alpha, with Betsy Lang eagerly accepts the Small .Attic AIIUCS t1'0phy. Group Sing Song trophy from Mrs. Mrs. Sadler awards Betsy Hanry, President of Sigma Psi, and Jane Dwyer the Sing Song trophy for the Large Group. i I 3 4 117 Sadler for Theta Alpha. Linda Sparks and Flo Forbes beam at Delta A1pha's volleyball trophy. z 5.,,f.l If Delta Chi's small group won 2nd place in Sorority Sing with Oh Wouldn't It Be Loverly?. Delta Chi's stress fashion at their rush party. -.r D-fm.f,i ist 5' fi X ,aaflff Qi ' an 'X Champion Volleyball Team-Delta Alpha Sigma CYJ L+' ooig 'o,p. 900 Sorority Actives relax at the Panhellenic House. Competitive activities among sororities include Attic Antics, Sing Song, Olympics, Sports, and of course Scholarship. The Panhellenic Council sponsored a Christmas and Spring dance, also two formal banquets, All in all, the Council produced an enthusiastic and successful year for each sorority. ll Delta Alpha Sigma's pledge sisterhood. B v ,I Kappa Chi's small group singing Suwannee for So rority Sing. 5 ,445 21, Y 1 A A ' 1 A 1 . 4 J , ' . r I xl , . A . ul l 1 W 'ff nav. L1' '- ij 1' Q 'I' hs Q 'f5'?- ni vlzx ,,6.,?.,,,,A,,,.-',,,,,.c, 'I '..'7l'g'fi f' s ?': 'QW' 93:32 ld' ZJX'-. fr' , ffl 'Vlvf-'I ,' 1 , 1' .',' J X , 1 gg., ' 1 , J ,f -'I . . ff? Af' ' ' f . X' H 'J' MEMBERS First Row: Pam Palmer, Linda Wainwright, Martha Lockridge, Frances Crabtree, Marilyn Lee, Flo Forbes, Mary McGinnis, Janie Blackburn, Linda Sparks, Linda Turner. Second Row: Linda Proctor, Michele Webb, Martha Culton, Jenny Hamilton, Kate Sparks, Katie Brass, Suzanne Simpson, Sherrie Jacobs, Pam Parr, Rae Dennis. Third Row: Mary Lee La Cour, Sue Brandon, Sherrie Sheridan, Lonna Strickland, Jeanne Burleson, Lynn Ketzler, Suzie Carlton, Carol Sheets, Gloria Dahl, Norma Spensor, Alexis Carroll. Not Pictured: Jane Gates, Randal Hop- kins, Susan Pinson, Susie Sessions. OFFICERS FLO FORBES President MARILYN LEE Vice-President MARY MCGINNIS Secretary FRANK CRABTREE Treasurer 120 Delta Alpha displays never-ending har- mony. , ,, I Delta Alpha- All-round Collegiate So- rority was a successful rush theme for all DA's. 121 Delta Alpha, known for its spirit and versatility, enjoyed an enthusiastic year. First place in both Volleyball and Attic Antics brought success to Delta Alpha. A medley of lively songs was presented for Sorority Sing. Though competitive, Delta Alpha's main concern was the happiness of its members. Thanksgiving In The Village brought Delta Alpha first place in Attic Antics. Delta Alphas sing t'Route 66 medley and California Here I Come with parallel hand motions for Sorority Sing. MEMBERS First Row: J. B-. Bettencourt, Ellen Mott, Isabel vonWatcher, Dean DuBose, Jane Friday, Nancy Reed, Sarah Sneed, Cathy Weeks, Kathy Karthaus, Frances Waters. Second Row: Georgia Henrie, Chi Chi Tobin, Jeanne Robertson, Linda Huxford, Gretchen Hall, Cassie James, Suzie Sickel, Lou Alford, Anne Kinney, Marty Black, Wendy Whitney, Linda Livingston. Third Row: Pam Podger, Laura Vaught, Sally Sockwell, Carlee Breck, Ann Quick, Charlotte Grist, Mary Corbett, Candy McDowell, Betty Field. Fourth Row: Carole Mclnnis, Gayle Porter, Caren McJunkin, Chance Harvey, Connie Shaver, Marilyn Green, Amy Strong, Lucy Johnson, Debby Culloden, Sheryl Fillingham. OFFICERS NANCY REED President JANE FRIDAY Vice-President ISABEL VON WATCHER Secretary SARAH SNEED Treasurer f 1. Once upon a time, all the Delta Chi's. . . Delta Chis practice I Feel Pretty for Sorority Sing. Delta Chi recreates modern-day version of Cinderella Niggere1la's Gotta New Pair of Shoes for Attic Antics. Suzi leads Delta Chi in songs from My Fair Lady for Sorority Sing. l After a vigorous pledge period, Delta Chi organized its talents to produce a volleyball team that won 3rd place in the tournament. In February for Sorority Sing, they achieved 2nd place with their small group singing, Wouldn't It Be Loverly'?. With Nancy Reed leading, all celebrated an unforgettable year. 113 i sk -A ..,, MI ff , so ff a n ' W l wi? V,, Q ,I .. ' iii. 1 iii ,WAX If 'iff fi ALXZ1-Q. !A,rf,v' 'jf -if FZ' fr' if IVI' ,TA ,1 ii il A I 1 If L xi I NL, 8 X I if is ,f xi I MEMBERS First Row: Paula Culver, Pat Stafford, Mary Edwards, Nancy Wells, Sydney Jones, Dianne Carinhas, Rosemary Hogan, Linda Bowman, Rebecca Revel, Ruth Hudson. Second Row: Gale Har- relson, Carol Wilson, Sally Happer, Gwen Fleming, Cynthia Puckett, Barbara Ball, Harriet Schumacher, Kay Hessemer, Peggy Young, Lynn Jacobson, Karen Wilson. Third Row: Nancy Bowman, Wally Percy, JoAnn Milling, Cathy Collins, Girmy Straubel, Sally Wade, Judy Wood, Carlotta Phillips, Eve Bower, Cindy Pickett. OFFICERS DIANNE CARINHAS President SYDNEY JONES Vice-President ROSEMARY HOGAN Secretary LINDA BOWMAN Treasurer Gamma Psi uses a Western theme to re- cruit new pledges. Gamma's small group sing I Enjoy Being A Girl for Sorority Sing. I1 Designer of the Panhellenic Crest, second-place winner in the tennis singles, and securing the third-place title in Attic Antics are the accomplishments of a sorority characterized by hard work and determination, combined with warmth and hospitality. This Sisterhood could only be The Spirit of Gamma Psi . Gammas sing Sweetheart Tree and Whistle a Happy Tune for large group division of Sorority Sing. Gamma Psi receives 3rd place in Attic Antics with their presentation of Fractured Faculty Fairy Tales. i Qui 1 1 H ,. f' , fx M .1 :G - V ' ft T11 Y , ,aff 0 yf 1, Wzavxi ' e , ff L T if, 1 X 'S A ff' 5- , ii 5 9 'E f, -,,- '- 2, 'i Z ' ' fi KE ' T if 5 ff, ,, , 'ff .-2 J Six ,,,,,, O 459' :iff h :fx sifavize W -'X Qi fwfr W ' ,Arm f' ,ww 5 sw 'va K af' MEMBERS First Row: Mary Clements, Brenda Hayes, Melanie Lintner, Elaine Porterfielcl, Kathy Tontz, Ja Montgomery, Minerva Wood- roof, Betty Estes, Patty Gessler, Pam Burke. Second Row: Pat Flanagan, Linda Snyder, Toni Herrick, Judy Janes, Linda Wills, Cheryl Wise, Carol Daniels, Carole Ward, Carmen Phelps. Third Row: Elizabeth Gilmer, Peggy Bayless, Noel Rae Coward, Donna Wilson, Debbie Coe, Linda Glenn, Mary Lou Doolin, Kitty Jordan, Kathy Hamilton. Fourth Row: Judy Groseclose, Melinda Levenson, Debbie Davis, Connie Hastie, Molly Nutt, Norma Wing, Liz Gerstner, Florence Essen. Not Pictured: Jan Frey, Michele Golosky. OFFICERS JA MONTGOMERY President KATHY TONTZ Vice-President ELAINE PORTERFIELD Secretary MINERVA WOODRUFF Treasurer at if ix M' We Believe, We Believe . . . -4-----.., ' 10 nf Kappas entertain rushees in their Kappa Ice Bar. Toni Herrick leads Kappa's large group to 2nd place in Sorority Sing with Negro spirituals and unique hand motions. - k , , Toni tells the story of Burr Rabit for Kappa's Attic Antics presentation. .A i .. ,,.,, . A V w x. N 4 T 1 4 A Kappa's year began with a hit at their Kappa's Le Bar rush party, followed by second place in the large group division of Sorority Sing. The black-faced minstrels sang Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen and Swing Low, Sweet Chariot. Unity and Spirit-trademarks of Kappa Chi. 12.7 ftiixemih, ff if We 5' ls! , ' av .-J ,ff 4 rf if ff NB, kg 5 ,,,. Af -f as my ,I 4 52,225 'W iv , , V, 2 , ' .ae 52, . , ,-.M .,f.,w M ,, Y .4 ag '1, '4 2 Evgen ' 'Hg 2,253 '21 'f A, Q0 qi T h, ffrff ,f , 5 gg., 3:12 fee Q 1 , '53Q3WE? - ta .. ' ' ff f ,,, 2, w 1 '.'ru-. 4nC'.',' Q. ff- w-sf -f, F 4' f f3,,j',l,?6j T ig! ,gal MEMBERS First Row: Deane Poellnitz, Susanne Repass, Belva McCormick, Pam Mostyn, Betsy Hanry, Becky Brown, Ann Macon, Ffances Smith, Kay Shannon, Tisha Edwards, Kathy Mixon. Second Row: Carol Scantland, Teresa Fleming, Ruthie Windsor, Julie Frazier, Carolyn Kirby, Kathy Grady, Cynthia Hayes, Jane Peege, Jane Dwyer, Joni Calhoun, Betty Stone, Patty Smith, Jan Williams, Pam McKay. Third Row: Jerry Aycock, Peggy Seivers, Ann Gagliardo, Diane Underwood, Mary Franklin, Kathy DeBord, Sherry Hamilton, Carol Tripp, Cindy Wright, Sandy Shoemaker, Charlotte Moore, Ann Barr, Susan Bigger. OFFICERS BETSY HANRY President PAM MOSTYN Vice-President BECKY BROWN Secretary ANN MACON Treasurer Sigma Psi prepares for Ot.hern Airways. At rush the Court of Two Sigma Sisters attracted a fine group of pledges. Sorority Sing saw Sigma Psi's large group win first place. Dressed as nuns, they sang Climb Every Mountain and Sound of Music. Sigma Psi can boast enthusiasm and hard work in a warm sisterhood. X K 4' lift The small group sings So Long, Fare- well to obtain third place. Sig'rna Psi formally initiates deserving pledges. The winners' First place in Sorority Sing. . 4. ,. '5 -'., tfr' , W xi QP Wk, , Q? ,gy if 3523 W fr' V3 dpfliwf' im ,J ,,, M jf Kp Q ny 1' M, :MV fx, ff '-rf X ' A45 ..f ,f-' JW ' 'jiri z 2 H - -fx at Q ,,,.4'32fe-A , ' . -f .., 21 237 , .-Wfffirf - Y a W M Q .Mi - , , ., ,:f,,,!4,3bv5?j'lg dm i , Q , I .V .,-Q, , - L ,, f . , ,, wav' 1. m.,,,,W- 1:5 ' , aigrsif' g my X . , 2 R ' 12 I g I 3 K A ve If ,. R f , ytcg. VI -gym . S. ,, 5 -5 '11 we V-M ft - ' Q ...ff-'f 5 ., was M-.:e,,, F 3: r ,xg ,f .-, Qfggflw ,VI w'k4c2 f -Lima. v !Q,?'b'f'JffZ5fGQ av at y,'-ylpy-igfsg 4' g'1'fyW2v2'z,gg?'f5g. 5 5 ' naw 1 , .42 'W . te 4 :iz-, ,N 'gt MEMBERS Q First Row: Bronwyn Bowen, Hanna Heald, Barbara Carter, Ann Burke, Coco Gratz, Betsy Lang, Lou Fly, Carole Cole, Sara Jones, LeAnn High, Lynn Thomsen. Second Row: Diane Downey, Vicki Cousins, Helen Turner, Donna Dickenson, Kay Eldridge, Patti Dickey, Karen Griffen, Livi Mullen, Daphne Moore, Mary McAllister, Kathy Beck, Linda Miller. Third Row: Martha Ager, Cheryl Amyx, Patricia Meighen, Sheila Gibson, Susan Wright, Carolyn Casso, Sunny William, Cecile Ourso, Cathy Connor, Kay Vandergriif, Libby Smallman, Sally Rhyne, Donna McKenzie, Ann Whitchurch, Jennie Losh. OFFICERS BETSY LANG President LINDA FLY Vice-President CAROLE COLE Secretary SARA JONES Treasurer First place winners in the small group division of Sorority Sing. Thetas greet awaiting rushees for their smoker rush party. .Qi-1' ' n' ef sf- 4-il-'-'ef :'-L -,ft ' '- 55. '1- Theta Alphas placed 3rd with their large group in Sorority Sing. Christmas shopping theme gives Theta Alpha 2nd place in Attic Antics. Theta Alpha used a circus theme for their rush. They received second place in Attic Antics and volleyball. Using a folk song theme, they placed first in Sorority Sing small group and third place for large group. All in all, Theta enjoyed a successful year. 131 uf f if , ATHLETIC ASSUIIIATIUN This organization, composed of representatives from all sororities, works with the Physical Education Club to plan all athletic events in which the sororities compete. The Athletic Association is an integral part of the sorority system. It is the axis of all athletic competition on the campus. Athletic Association: Betty Estes, Ellen Mott, Barbara Carter, Frances Smith, Flo Forbes, Mary Edwards. Officers: Miss Broom, Sponsor, Ellen Mott, President, Linda Sparks, Vice-President, Kathy Karthaus, Secre- tary-Treasurer. Gulf Park Volleyball Team-Kneeling: Diane Carinhas, Pam N Moystn, Coco Gratz, Ellen Mott, Deane Poellnitz, Frances P Waters, Kathy Karthaus. Standing: Betty Estes, Janie Black- , .1 A burn, Linda Sparks, Sherrie Jacobs, Suzanne Simpson, Chi Chi Ka' Tobin, Joanne Milling, Charlotte Grist. 'mik- Nl l fs iff 1 if gf P l 'u 4973 ' I 64 , uf' 45255353 ' fgeflflnf 4 ' -4931114 '! V gggbby' ' -uk! ir ' 0' 7 4 I QA K.,-f rr err 'f i4!'zJ., ' r'i54 , Q Ellen eagerly accepts G. P. C. Volleyball Trophy from Pres. Sadler. G. P. C. Basketball Team-Coco Gratz, Linda Sparks, Ellen Mott, Chi-Chi Tobin, Joanne Milling, Suzanne Simpson, Sherrie Jacobs, Charlotte Grist. 133 ' I , Q U ff lfli A - ,r 'fy nf v I ,677 fx P 74' 1 U , ,fry S 311 i fa if WWW 'I w 1 VA M 'Q X + M QQ? QL 4 f f ?'f?. f'Y , K! 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Our government represented all of the students and initiated many programs -a new constitution, a surprise Christmas party for all students, the annual Christmas tea, and Dead Week. They also sent two representatives to the state conference. Deane Poellnitz, as President, with eight representatives from the two classes put forth a strong effort to make the student government efficient. The Judiciary Board, under the leadership of Carole Cole, gave the students representation in the disciplinary sphere, striving to encourage good citizenship, healthy attitudes, and a sense of justice in all students. This board was composed of a representative from each dormitory and each class who worked with the help of Mrs. Phillips. Their greatest concern was helping the Student Government to establish an atmosphere in which each student could develop her capabilities to the fullest extent. JUIIIIIIX-lllY Bllllllflll Mrs. Phillips, Bronwyn Bowen, Ellen Mott, Peggy Young. 1 ....,,,.,,,, 5 1.-'55-,EA'gQ!S,,i:1Q,.?.,-V gil i '?5i?'fg'f1fif 'T 1iff' U Carole Cole looks for President Sad1er's demerit card I aww ' The Alpha Theta Chapter of Phi Theta First Row: Carol Tripp, Jane Peege, Marilyn Green, Sandy Shoemaker, Pat Flanagan, Ellen Fling, Chance Harvey, Mary Lee LaCour, Alice Smith, Lee Caldwell, Donna Dickenson. Second Row: Mrs. Lumpkin, Sponsor, PHI THET!-l Ii!-XPPA Officers: Jeanne Robertson, Treasurer, Ann Macon, Chaplain, Sara Jones, Secretary, Karl Mertz, National President, Betsy Lang, President, Marilyn Lee, Vice- President. Tisha Edwards, Brenda Hayes, Browyn Bowen, Marilyn Lee, Betsy Lang, Sara Jones, Jeanne Robertson, Harriet Schumacher, Ann Macon, Linda Wainwright, Dean Johnson, Sponsor. Not Pictured: Jenny Losh. Kappa, the national honorary fraternity for junior college students, strove for high levels of character scholarship. Eligibility for membership was based on high scholastic achievement, fine personal qualities, and high ideals. Members participated in car washes, donut sales, and student teaching. More academic tasks included aiding students in registering and tutoring. Attendance at both state and national conventions highlighted the year. 138 STUDENT AIIVISUHS They arrived before us. They knew where to go and could answer our questions. Forty girls organized and wearing radiant smiles. When we were settled they greeted visitors and parents throughout the year. A helping hand, a warm heart: Gulf Park's Welcoming Committee, Student Advisors. First Row: Jan Bettencourt, Lou Fly, Nancy Wells, Cathy Weeks, Jane Gates, Carole Cole, Dianne Carin- has, Ann Macon. Second Row: Ann Burke, Ja Mont- gomery, Sara Jones, Sidney Jones, Deane Poellnitz CChairmanJ, Lynne Thomsen, Jan Williams, Kathi Tontz, Anne Kinney, Nancy Reed. Third Row: Jeanne Robertson, Coco Gratz, Ellen Mott, Flo Forbes, Janie X ' 7 l o Blackburn, Toni Herrick, Cheryl Wise, Mary Mc- Ginnis, Mary Clements, Brenda Hayes, Jane Friday. Fourth Row: Melanie Lintner, Kay Shannon, Pam McKay, Martha Lockridge, Marilyn Lee, Betsy Hanry, Becky Brown, Bronwyn Bowen, Cassy James, Betsy Lang, Karen Griffin. I 39 THE 1957 SEA HULL Pat Flanagan, Ruthie Winsor, Ginger Wood- side, Martha Culton, Susan Wright, and Helen Turner add last-minute touches to their sec- tions. Flo Forbes exclairns, Cute, Ethel! as Dianne Carinhas suggests ideas for the Greeks divi- S ion. Memories of a year-that is a yearbook. Pictures had to be taken, captions written, a lay-out composed. Hard work, long hours and a strong determination, all these and many more, made a written account worthy to Wear the name SEA GULL. Brenda Hayes and Cheryl Wise file materials for the organiza- tion sections. ..f 'N Lynne Thomsen and Haniet Schumacher, class editors, dis- cuss picture proofs. 14.0 Editor Lee and Assistant Editor McGinnis play con- centration! Toni with pen and ink in her favorite corner. 141 .XX Janie, business cou1dn't be that bad. SEA GULL STAFF MARILYN LEE Editor MARY McGINNIS Assistant Editor TONI HERRICK Art Editor HA.RRIET SCHUMACHER Class Editor LYNNE THOMSEN DIANE CARINHAS Class Editor Greeks Editor FLO FORBES Greeks Editor BRENDA HAYES Organization Editor CI-IERYL WISE Organization Editor STAFF Martha Culton, Pat Flanagan, Helen Turner, Ruthie Winsor, Ginger Woodside, Susan Wright. JANIE BLACKBURN Business Manager JEANNE ROBERTSON Assistant Business Manager MR. ELBRECHT Advisor TAMMY HUWL To sell and to inform were the purposes of the TAMMY HOWL. It covered sorority activities, trips, and general campus news. The main source for news of weddings, births and changes in address, it brought yesterday to the alumni, today to the students, and tomorrow for coming generations. ll Editor Carole Cole plans for the d' ' B B Editors, offer their help. 147- next e 1t1on as ronwyn owen ' and Cathy Weeks, Assistant The Staff-Seated: Dianne Carinhas, Carole Cole, Edi- tor, Cathy Weeks, Assistant Editorg Bronwyn Bowen, Assistant Editor, Linda Turner, Art Editor. Second Row: Becky Brown, Donna Dickenson. TAMMY HOWL STAFF CAROLE COLE BRONWYN BOWEN CATHY WEEKS LINDA TURNER BECKY BROWN DONNA DICKENSON MRS. LUMPKIN Editor Assistant Editor Assistant Editor Art Editor Writer Writer Sponsor Editor Susie Sickel fback seatedj and assistants Linda Bowman and Rae Dennis discuss the success of their first issue. THE TIDES STAFF SUSIE SICKEL LINDA BOWMAN Editor Assistant Editor RAE DENNIS Assistant Editor CATHY CONNOR Writer ELIZABETH GILMER Writer MARTHA LOCKRIDGE Writer LONNA STRICKLAND Writer SALLY SOCKWELL Writer CAROL TRIPP Writer MR. DRAGO Advisor From construction-paper editions to glossy printing paper came The Tides. A diligent staff composed a real expose on the inside life of Gulf Park. Editorials, various and funny accounts, cartoons, and gossip kept our campus informed. The Tides staff discuss copy for the next issue of their paper. 4 .,' my -v'-' wg.,-,,--., - -1 'Q E? ii as .4 , - Q ali! I .. , ,, A Y. Scenery crew at work. X E M,-I 144 Sandy Shoemaker brings goodies to oiiicers Susie Sickel, Presidentg Ann Burke, Vice Presidentg Isabel vonWachterg and Toni Herrick. Not Pictured: Sponsor Miss Picking. JET MASKER5 It took people to create the world behind the footlights. These people were indulging in the dramatic arts: music, dance, serious and comic drama-all before an audience. But there were also those working lights, doing scenery, and playing in grease paint. Perfection was executed by Jet Maskers. l l Eager smiles on the faces of the cast show that Eve III was a great success. A musical interlude adds variety to The Hollow Crown. Qs. A Servant of Two Masters -performed in the round. Rehearsal time. :r1L :.' The beach scene from The Boy Friend. ivy. , I - E x,1 , 44 DRAMA Proficiency in the theatre was its purpose. Always active, the drama department worked to keep the cultural level high at Gulf Park. Projects ranged from full-length plays to one-act plays produced by the drama majors. Enthusiastic audiences from both the coast and school were attracted for the productions. Eve III with all its spirit. iii Shakespearian drama produced in the round. Reading of The Hollow Crown was educational as well as entertaining. - 0 I THE BOY FRIEND. f 7' 'jf . I Rf , l Marilyn and Nancy direct the radio play Mary and Her. Good Fairy. Hfllllll CLUB I Under the supervision of Miss Helen Picking, Marilyn Lee and Nancy Wells participated in an honor speech course in radio. Guided by radio personnel, they learned how to direct speech, drama, and music volunteers in creating the program This Is Gulf Park. After five weeks, with their knowledge acquired from working at WGCM, they produced plays adapted for radio, panel discussions, music programs, chamber readings, and commentaries on the happenings around our campus. This honors program in speech presented to able students with a challenging opportunity to actively build a fine technical production. Nancy and Marilyn ,prepare a tape for their Simday afternoon program. SAMIJVI-lll IILUB 1 ,,,.,., ,- 4, -,, 3 f , l U -aa: f A 1 - First Row: Pam Mostyn, Toni Herrick, President, Linda Turner, Vice President. Second Row: Kay Shannon, Peggy Bayless, Belva McCormick, Secretary, Paula Culven, Barbara Ball, Livi Mullen. Third Row: Linda Livingston, Wendy Whitney, Linda Snyder, Sally Sockwell, Molly Nut, Sally Happer. Not Pictured: Sydney Jones, Treasurer. A painting was the pass-the ticket to a year of delving into art. The Samovar was their trademark of skill and friendship. Hours of work were put into the exhibits that were put on display. New feelings were experienced: a trip to New Orleans to see sidewalk painters in Jackson Square evoked an admiration for the foreign accent. 'ff f . m Well, we 149 1 l ! A J ff i - ,l N K, I ,, Q, 'V . ' Y f I ' I NX 'Tnw?:,.' X ' x I X f if Y 1 1 'E ' , J Q ,Wg ' s '- T , S - p ..-3- L i -L -.3 x I, think it's imaginative, Barbara! -'sf 5 R n v W-Q we , 9 ...WM ll!-INIIE LEAGUE Gulf Park's Dance League was active throughout the year in the college's theatrical productions. They also made various trips to New Orleans to see professional dancers. This year, the members participated in the production of Eve III and The Boy Friend. The finale was the group's spring dance recital. Grin and bear it girls! 150 First Row: Barbara Carter, Lee Caldwell, Ginger Woodside. Second Row: Mary Lee LaCour, Becky Revel, Sara Jones, Nancy Bowman, Chi-Chi Tobin. Mirror, mirror on the wall. iv fav. -xjviz 6, sil . . pr, Let's challenge the Fox! A new club was founded this year to appeal to the physical education majors and anyone interested in sports. These girls were the officials for athletic events on campus. As spring arrived, fishing was the long-awaited addition to the club's activities. Melanie Lintnerg Kathy Karthaus, Secretary-Treas- Gratzg Karen Griffin. Not Pictured: Linda Sparks, urerg Chi Chi Tobing Ellen Mott, Presidentg Coco Vice President. F A M i -.qff LJ?-1108u.4....es.4 PHYSICAL EDUEATIUN CLUB BLEE CLUB First Row: Cathy Connor, Mr. Don Christmas, Jenny Hamilton, Judy Janes, Lynn Jacobson, Susie Carlton, Mary McAllistor, Jane Dwyer, Kathy Beck, Mary Franklin, Mr. James Capel, Sally Sockwell. Second Row: Gale Harrleson, Kate Sparks, Livi Mullen, Carolyn Officers: Nancy Wells, Librarian, Marilyn Lee, Vice- President, Isabel vonWachter, President, Kate Sparks, Librarian, Judy Janes, Secretary-Treasurer. 151 Casso, Harriet Schumacher, Candy McDowell, Cheryll McKee, Alice Smith, Chi Chi Tobin. Third Row: Nancy Wells, Connie Shaver, Linda Johnson, Mary Lou Doolin, Wally Percy, Marilyn Lee, Isabel vonWachter, Martha Culton, Sherry Dillion, Carol Sheets. Because of the fine direction of lVlr. James Capel, the Gulf Park Glee Club was privileged to perform both on and off campus. Although Mr. Capel had only been with the Glee Club one year, he presented some outstanding programs, not only on the coast, but also around the South. Executed on ,campus was the traditional Christmas concert, followed by leadership for the singing at the candle light banquet. On December 23, the club sang for television on the coast. In March the Glee Club held a Spring Concert. Late in April, they made a coast tour. 1 1 Carole Cole, Miss Helton, Advisor, Becky Brown, Bronwyn Bowen, Editor, Mr. Elbrecht, Advisor, Elizabeth Gilmer, Gale Harrelson, Linda Wainwright, Flo Forbes, Toni Her- rick, Art Editorg Mrs. Baker, Advisorg Randal Hopkins. THE Bllllli A combination of both literary and artistic talent, THE BOOK was written solely by the student body. Writings of many lenths, styles, and genres, illustrated by pen and ink drawings, demonstrated the intellectual and creative ability of Gulf Park. IL. M E? ,uaeaf s A s N JSATON it gg !Rooea. up i or if xl I Art Editor Toni Herrick and Editor Bronwyn Bowen plan for the second edition of THE BOOK. ,pf an I5 4 1SfW 4 4 .K I'-f ff ,, fm H 'VK-f 'f-Q-+ .. -5,7 36 f ur. , ,, M, 'ffl Wy, Y X vf 39' 4 ,. J 7, , .1 ,MW I 1 ,XV ' ,Z . X f H E W wa. W 4 f0f I fl - I , 1 , ,f v ,, X , ' 1 K ,mi ' ' ,,-75' - A4555-zfewh' w ,rc , Q 1,4 M K ,, J M A , -' S .. 1 1' lg.. fi: , f , , ' 1 'f f g, M. f rf-Q M- LV ' ' my . f ay N Q ' . , it - , CK , 'W f', f' ff' 4-1.?,,j',,f 'W' , L AQ, 0-, 1 T ' 4, whey ,Z yn, 58,3 4' ' , w ' Ymy' x Q ik N -'f ',1v.,! 4 ji if A . ,bak I' Cl, fa V V K X '- y , -...-if QW 49 Q . ...NL ,A A r 3 in W ,k M r fx.. ww Y,- ......, ,- M ,F -an P 4- . ',.. fm' CJ- . -.v . 1 .-ff' . Wk Wm 15 M , gk.: X -V35-as W- X um, as, W ' '., ' gift 'R'- , 2 , . ' V f ,AW ' 'Vw -ph f ,, ,J f ., I ' M x. f A.. V 'A Q! fa 1 . Q --,,, , -if .. :wh , , 1, -X E M. ,sm - 3g . r f f,,T,.Mm, ' , fM 94, ' r Y L X Q wa. N '1:i:,fif.'A 5 ig , in , . . 14. ,mx QQ 'Z X ,W f 9 ., ,. ', ' :- K L , . x 'Q' gy 551-wx, M 754, . 1 f W, fig Lk b .1 YN I xy, Y ' i M. 'N rf g R S4 mg.-'75 f A X ' - Ma , H ,, W -. 1 Q vu. 9 . : ,Wim M., Managing pool activities and learning water ballet skills were the main objectives for the Aquettes. With their sponsor, Miss Broom, the girls traveled to several hotels to execute various formations. Hours of drilling and timing added up to the perfection of the performance of the Aquettes at graduation. ,A ! Q l LX M L -E 'K:.7f,x53 Ir Oliicersz Coco Gratz, Presidentg Ellen Mott, Vice-Presidentg Livi Mullen, Secretary-Treas- urer. BIT I-IND SPUH Dressed in proper riding habit, Bit and Spur girls made terrific showings throughout the year. Participation in several horse shows brought trophies to the Gulf Park campus and recognition in National Horseman. s ri 5 , H ' .f .. , , , . ... 1- ,I ,gn -rg 1 I , f Ns'-, 2'3 'l' F' I , , v , , .,'t' vvrfnz U I 1 . 1. Q ' . If ,f F1331 , is-js' Q Y A Q ',A f' ff 'M' 31' g , 1 . . I-, , . 4. ,Q 'Fa, V . . 1 pb f 1 , mill' ' I9 Q! x ..1-.,,,, ' , -in , L -1 -.. I x. 'E' Y 4 X 5.11 P v. ' ow i' .'ei 1 ' 5- , - P i Y v 14 Q, :m'7 rf y ff f l' ' 7 2 I SEIIBETI-llllfll SEIENIIE CLUB Secretarial Science Club-composed of girls interested in the world of typewriter, , accounting, and filing-was very active 'Y on campus. The February fashion show based on an Italian theme was its highlight. Various coast and New Orleans department stores provided the fashions. Also accenting the year were Coke parties and the watermelon fest in May. 1 l 1 i l Helen Turner demonstrates the use of the dictaphone machine. Secretarial Science Club members discuss stock trends. ,Q f',, -gs . Q .r .- Y 'M' Vickie Cousins sits on the new typing table while dic- tating a letter to Barbara Carter. Miss Brock, Sponsor, talks with Isabel vonWachter, President, about some accounting problems. Q 2 ?,,,,.- 4 E 4 . --Y,,,.- , , 4 1, x F .Fw-N U V 1 ,- Situfmv. 4 l fi- I ,Q ,Q . v s ffl , x:fl'Ex7vxnuQt,.,g1,,,,QQy,,,m7gL Ulwwuu 1. x xg-A, Carol Tripp models a typical Gulf Park outfit: hat, heels, gloves, and tailored coat. I Noel Coward models the perfect cover-up shift, with a fabric straight from the su Amy Strong models a cocktail dress with bat wings. J Carol Scantland, Kathi Tontz, Eve Bower, Martha Lockridge, Daphne Moore, Cissy Ourso, Melinda Levenson. P!-HIESETTEHS OFFICERS The Pacesetters, composed of students from JA MONTGOMERY President the foods and clothing departments, were , , supervised by Mrs. Patton and lVlrs. Cater. MARTHA LOCKRIDGE Vlce Presldent They held two fashion shows, modeling clothes KATHY TONTZ Secretary they had created and sewn in class. The CISSY OURSO Treasurer annual Christmas party, featuring DEAN DUBOSE Historian delicacies .from the Foods department, ' reflected the graciousness and practical ability SUZANNE REPASS Publicity of the club. Off campus activities included visiting some New Orleans department stores and restaurants to study current trends and sample different cuisines. Melanie Lintner, Kathy Mixon, Frances Smith, Cathy Connor, Kay Shannon, Pat Flanagan, Sally Rhyne, Ja Mont- gomery, Suzanne Repass. KV , ,- BUMANEE LANGUAGE IILUB This organization was composed of members from the French and Spanish Clubs under the guidance of Mrs. Ambler and Mr. Tillman. They strived to attain knowledge of the culture and customs of these countries, hoping that someday they could visit them. In December they had a S-panish pinata party at the Speech Workshop. Throughout the year, club members watched various international films which produced a greater desire to travel abroad. Isabel demonstrates the use of the new language lab. 167. First Row: Isabel VonWachter, Amy Strong, Judy Groseclose, Elizabeth Gilmer, Daphne Moore, Lynn Ketzler, Liz Gerstner, Norma Wing. Second Row: Tisha Edwards, Sarah Jones, Mary Lou Doolin, Lee Caldwell, Kathy Beck. Elizabeth Gilmer, Secretary-Treasurer, Lee Caldwell, French Vice President, and Sara Jones, Spanish Vice President, listen to President Isabel VonWachter's explanation of customs of South America. 'K' F WE MIIIJEHNS The Thinkers. The beach was an inspiring and popular site for We Moderns. Under the leadership of Miss Brock and Mrs. Perdue, the members strived for understanding in philosophical fields. Questions were asked on numerous topics, and there were discussions on positive thinking, patience, thankfulness, and other thought-provoking topics. 41 f You all just don't understand! AVEW I an - - Rvis- N, ..-. 11, ,-f' N i , - -.,-- ' K fg ' ,f A 4- ' M fd-f ' f if ' f ---4--- ' ff!! Whfxglf ' I -- A-A.-.M,,,--V--.----3 frfhaff fwf , ff' Xgw fQ'lf1gfj,f6 W--f 'NN -- f W, ,f X. ff' I,! 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No seconds this time, girls. 4 4 'iid i kid I Each parent learns about the curriculum of Gulf Park 85.98 . . . oh well, just charge it to my roommate! Creativity in action. But Mom, this is our final exam for Hostessing 101 -.g-v f 3' Class on the lawn. 168 Girls going on the Caribbean cruise talk with Dr. Cooke about their trip. Rain. Protection under umbrellas . . . covered walkways. The Y-Hut offered warmth. After class . . . a coziness. An occasional icicle formed-on the fountain. . . . And more rain-the monsoon . . . falling in silence upon that tree. I've already got the one with the drumg you can have the drum major. Steep competition found here. if ,fZ :soar rzsunmr Q w 1 l 1 b ' mum., if Q ,Qrffjfg . y . 21545, , .W333 5 fb W., L,., Y 43.4 H ' ' M 7 ' ' - 7f :4'7f-i f', 'Mil-'r. HJ l 1 ' 'IIT' g v ' hyffux ' ' 1 A fini di -' : J 5 U' '1' h ,. :H ! . , ' l '- . V 1 . - ' .g:,i,s,p, ,. gjfisw 123 V K ig ' nl 3953 Yi Q? 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ANDERSON HARDWARE CO. I ITT DRUG COMPANY -' '- TRIPLETT-DA Founfain Service Fine Cosmeiics Long Beach Gulfporf ANDERSON'S Soufh Mississippi's Mosl' Modern Men's Sfore DOBBS HATS INTERWOVEN SOCKS FLORSHEIM JANTZEN SHOES soclerv BRAND MANHATTAN CLOTHES SHIRTS If l+'s To Be Had ln Men's Wear You Will Find If A+ ANDERsoN's S+yle Sfore of +he Coas+ Fourfeenfh Sfreel' Gulfporf I f E1f.:':p 'W' . Complimen+s of 50 5 'Sngg lille r I205 25+h Ave. FABRIC SHOP Ph. UN 3-994i BIRD FIRE AND SAFETY FIRE EXTINGUISHERS Biloxi Phone 432-2280 AUSTlN'S STYLE CENTER Women's Apparel 2406 I4+h Sfreel' Gulfporf oYA Ls 1 C CRIDIT JCYCLCRS GULFPOIT IILOX I 1801 36111 AVINUI 415 W Henan Avmll You are always welcome al' +he Gulf Coas+'s Fashion Cen+er 1 A Compleie Shop for Women and Junior Misses 2400 Fourieenlh Sireei GULFPORT, Mississippi , 9 fiuernfy 1791. fbi .liwiue Deliso Debs for Women Bosionians for Men Guliporfs Exclusive Shop for Men and Women 863-0972 i Gulfport Miss. THE GIFT AND BOOK SHOP l3l3 25'rh Avenue GULFPORT, MISS. GLENBROOK LABORATORIES Division of Sferling Drug Inc. Mainufadurers of Phone UN 3- I 702 PHILLIPS' Mill: of Magnesia Gulfport Mississippi I Compliments of IH DUR-0-WAL PRODUCTS OF ALABAMA, INC 833 NORTH 34TH STREET P.O. BOX 5446 BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA 35207 . AREA 205 25I-OIBI 176 7 H-E 'CUl A1l3S I2l7 25'rI1 Avenue GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI Gills-Foods-Accessories M. SALLOUM DEPT. STORE AND M. SALLOUM'S TOGGERY Cus+om CraH'ed Wafches . . . FOR A LADY OF FASHION LOVELY FLORENTINED PENDANT WATCHES COMPARE VALUES-See Specials In Our Windows Fashianably sfyled. accurafe 'Timepieces wifh lovely mafclxing chains. An a'H'rac+ive assei fo any cos- Nme . . . a 'lhrill fo own. W-I9 BILOXI-GULFPORT LARGEST WATCH DISPLAY BUSCHS IGREDIT JIENMELIERS Gulfpori Sfore-2505 l3fh S+., 2505 l41'h S+. Biloxi Sfore--40I Howard v Besi' of Everyihing for fhe Enfire Family v PHONES UN 4-l837 UN 3-5426 ,Zmizm-gs. g xfl . W. I tsneusneo nos Q .I x I ' 1 THEMSTORES GULFPORT, Miss. We IQMW Sim Downiown Fourleenilw S1'ree+ and 26+h Avenue and Hardy Courl Shopping Cenier Plwone 863-5l33 864- I 99 I 177 MEMBER F.D.I.C. Lel Hancock Bank 'lake care of all your Banking needs on +l1e Mississippi Gulf Coast And 'For comple'I'e Travel Service, including Airline Reserva- lions and +icke+s-a+ no service charge-call Hancock Bank Travel Depar1'men'l'. N CCCK BANK THE ONLY BANK YOU'LL EVER NEED! Bay S+. Louis ' Gulfporf ' Pass Chrisfian ' Long Beach ' Pass Road, Gulfporf ' Miss. Cily ' MTF lNASAl 178 Complimenls of MAXWELL'S OFFICE SUPPLY THE DIXIE PRESS 2505 I4 Slreef Engraved Calling Cards P' Invifafions-Informels Wow, GULFPORT MISSISSIPPI Pararnoun+ Theafre Bldg. Guliporl, Miss. Complimenls of eATEs. CARTER s. co. the INCORPORATED Serving +I1e Gulf Coasi' Wifh Inves+men+ Securiiies Since I932 THEATRE COMPLIMENTS Welcomes Gulf Park s+uden+s OF DR. 8 C. F. 26II I3+I1 Slreel Gullporf WELCOME TO GULFPORT AND THE MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST May Your Sfay Here Be Pleasant and Profifable GULFPORT CHAMBER OF W MIIRSHIILUS CARDS Downrown Gulfporl Complimenls of COMMERCE COMMANDOR RESTAURANT and I3I6 26+I1 Avenue Downfown Gulslporl PALMER INSURANCE AGENCY Heflen Building - Q Suile J I 3 O PHONE UN 3 M72 GULFPORT MISS I GULF PAINT and GLASS Order Supplies and Picfure Framing I4-O6 25'rh Avenue Gulfport Miss. 863-4032 PETE'S ELECTRIC SERVICE CARBURETION-IGNITION SPEEDOMETERS-BATTERIES Specialized Aulo Perf: and Service Unifed Delco-Aufolife I9O0 25I'I1 Avenue Phone UN 3-5672 GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI :Hof makes fo fke Gfaaa of f967,, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Herrick and Tecumseh Products Company. TECUMSEH MICHIGAN TECUMSEH COMPLIMENTS OF MISSISSIPPI ABSTRACT TITLE 8: GUARANTY COMPANY Phone UN 3-5252 Gulfport Miss. S ? 7 AGHQLJ OF GULFPORT For I'I1aI' differenf Look Sporfswear-Ready-Io-Wear-Accessories Complimenfs of DEMPSTER BROTHERS INC. Manufaciurer of fhe Dempsier-DumpsI'er Sysfems KNOXVILLE. TENNESSEE Compliments Of TYLER TOOL COMPANY P.O. Box 272 TYLERTOWN, MISSISSIPPI 39667 Area 6OI-876-37I I Specializing in Cuffing TooIs 181 Welcome Gulf Park families GULF PALMS STEWART-SNEED-HEWES Mofel and Reslauranl I 'P 'l'd E. Beach Pass Clmrislian INSURANCE AND BONDS Insure and Be Sure I4I5-A 25+h Avenue Phone UN 3-5373 30'9 Fifleenfh Sffeef eumonr, Mlsslsslrrl UN 3-803I Wiih Our Complimenls 'ro Gulf Park College Whom We Have fhe Pleasure of Sewing H. T. COTTAM COMPANY Wholesale Grocers PHONE UN 3-4552 GULFPORT. MISS. LORAINE FLOWER SHOPS Coas+'s Leading Florisi for Three Generafionsu GULFPORT PASS CHRISTIAN PHONE UN 3-3753 PHONE GL 2-22l I BAY ST. LOUIS PHONE HO 7-4432 Free Delivery To All Paris Of Coasi BILL ADAMS, JR., Proprielor WHERE The Best Begins S E if -sy I I of I GULF 3 ATITINAL BA K Member: Federal Reserve Sysiem. Federal Deposil' Insurance Corp. 182 LUXURY FOR LESS ROADSIQE HOTELS - ,,.......,....,, ,,.u 100 LUXURIOUS ROOMS AND CABANAS Radio - Television - Telephones - Swimming Pool RESTAURANT 8: LOUNGE U. S. Highway 90 220 West Beach Blvd. Telephone 864-8811 TWX 510-998-8090 LONG BEACH, MISS. 183 COMPLIMENTS OF J A Y J A Y' CHEVROLET-BUICK CO., INC. dm GULFPORT. MISSISSIPPI lllC Phone UN 4-7500 QQ UPEI. G-ULFPORT PRINTING ICOMPLIMENTS COMPANY OF MRS. RALPH E. BRASH, Manager H. sooo PRINTING AT A FAIR PRICE Pe,,,,,e,,m Engineer Phone UN 4-I I3l Gulfporf, Mis Nothing ' Does it Like Seven-Up!! 7-Up and Dr. Pepper Bottling Company ix: H K L, 930104 5 Edgewater Plaza Shopping Center SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS Q p :fa goufique P548 , 184 za T-. QT-'fxx ,, T , Q'-QQM 'iff .' x, X fav' '5 ,lf'fl!', M Ax M4ffA f ,lf X , Q fn wwf -fy X. f lf 7 557 W X 4 'L fx wa xx f , N JPANNH LEN comm QL Q- . 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ALFORD. owner Hamm gmc, COM-PUMENT5 COMPLIMENTS OF OF A FRUEND Mr. J. Turner Moore 'lIl 'llIll 5. 'llllllv' A jlze Cofdge for young amen guwaorf, mAdiA5ippi 187 Compliments ot PATTERSON SHRIMP CO., INC P. O. Box 98 . Patterson, Louisiana 70392 COMPLIMENTS OF ANGELO'S 3206 West Beach-Highway 90 Gulfport, Phone Mississippi UN 3-9396 EDGEWATER GULF HOTEL Edgewater Park iBiloxi P.O.j, Mississippi gfelllfh Ckdllefd and o!,alll'lJI'y COMPLIMENTS OF MR. s. MRS. CHARLES o. LINTNER COMPLIMENTS OF MR. 81 MRS. ROBERT J. EDWARDS Compliments of UNITED Jzzfomofzbe anal Ljzrfasffzkzf kSa!0!0Q G0 805 RAILROAD AVENUE Donaldsonville, La. Telephone 473-92I2 WILLARD M. CASSO, Owner BRANCH LOCATIONS H WHITE CASTLE, LA. - NOPOLEONVILLE, LA. 189 4 1rd-M Coke puts sparkle in your party! 'billed valor authority of The Coco-Cole Company by COAST somlme co.. :Nc GULFPORT 5'I'h Avenue Phone UN 9 7212521091 Wig! . . to keep always in mind our original pur- poses - to produce milk that meets, first of all,,the health needs of tiny children. By so doing, to offer to people of all ages I milk that fulfills these high- l .- -.-P X .' .-ff' f- -' 1 I ff, f 5' est standards of wholesome- ,, X rg richness and purity. l Q 41' I R X o , z:z2z2i25fi?i2if22525f22222552gigigigiiigigiizq iff.. ,. r f 4 -A if AW W E5EfE3E5E5E5E5E3E?5 -, ,f Ao. E01 . N no I WI! fx 5 , '5E:3E1i:E13E:5E-.- ''1'3E1ErErErEf:2:1:2:1:' '2 2rEr2rE:E1ErErE15rEr .5:5:1. -- Mofll f'- L . ,. . ...... ,,.. .. ....... ..,,, Ilfp ff- -age. A... eieis 2515253555: -fE5fE3: L' M k Elsa' ff Q. iiiiifiiffiiiiiiiifiiii . fsiiiiiiiiiiif E?i5?2 2 - fC. '5l 'r I Xfg i' iiir 5 -:aww-....., Lady Borden Ice Cream K , :1:' .:32 - IEQEQQEQEQEQEQEQQEQEE5535355E-. 131EQ - :55l53 5 , ll f ' f' . . . .. -,. ,.. ....-- X , ,N . 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Sum if up this way! 2+2:5t 'Result of that intangible extra as evidenced by continuous customer satisfaction. 192 BOOKLETS CATALOGS BOOKS MAGAZINES YEARBOOKS BENSON PRINTING CO. 136 4th Ave. N. Nashville Hardware Companye------ - FORESTINE W . 201-205 BROADWAY Wholesale and Refail NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE 5 1 PHONE AL 4-5721 ln Your Satisfaction Lies Our Success Complimenfs of CARTER HARDWARE CC WVSUU lfyodffwlxx M'B13,0f40IfZ47E1g BEA cw HOTEL AND GOLF CLUB ozv THE GULF - s1L 0x4 Mississippi COMPLIMENTS OF J. C. BLOWER FURNITURE 00. On The Gulf Coas+ Since I894 GULFPORT. MISSISSIPPI RCA VICTOR Television-Raclios-PhonograpI1s-Records Sales and Service CompIe+e Record Dept OBERLIES 2320 I4+I1 Sfreef 2l I4 25141 Sfreef G CCE jE2 K II-Ia++en Buildinql IPoss Roadl AND TRUST COMPANY UN 3'8IO4 UN 3'OI9I GULFPORT COMPLIMENTS P.O. Box IOO OF CLARKSDALE, MISSISSIPPI 386I4 A FRIEND '95 NIIIIIIICSD BILOXI, MISSISSIPPI CATERING T0 The TAKE-OVER Generation ff 1- 3'-'f ' uring: David and II16 Gianis, Eferniiies Children wiI'I1 added aI'I'rac'I'ions: Bobby Goldsboro, Sam I Jo Royal, and B. J. Thomas. 196 I Q-.. L 4, - -'Q O 5 Y -.I 1 1 .- 'o 0,1 'a ' 1 it I . ,-1 Q a J . Y I 0, A f- -T -vvgvsf'-' Y V r 'I . 'Q 41 . .v' ' p ,. u GULFPARK, 'LIBRARY- I I I 9 mf PARK Umm G ' ' Q S x . X .h.........s.. - -..... . ...... ...--..g4,nn-ullununii....a.. GULF 57 THE EA ULL STAFF wishes to thank the following parents for their patronage: MR. J. STEWART COLLINS GENERAL AND MRS. CONNER MR. AND MRS. ROY O. DAVIS MR. AND MRS. HERBERT E. DICKEY AND MRS. ALLEN N. DRYHURST MR. AND MRS. BEVERLY M. DUBOSE, JR. MR. JOE F. FLEMING MR. AND MRS AND MRS. AND MRS. AND MRS. AND MRS AND MRS AND MRS AND MRS ERNEST GAGLIARDO IVAN W. GESSLER E. J. OURSO PALMER WILLIAM C. SHAVER ERNEST SMALLMAN REED C. SPARKS JOHN G. TUCKER EDWIN J. WADE AND MRS. W. 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