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

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1968 volume:

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I can tell you, without betraying secrets, that there is not an alumna of Gulf Park College, regardless of when she graduated, who does not possess, tucked away somewhere among her keepsakes and treasures, a twig, a leaf, or an acorn that came out of my heart. And when I am too old to bear leaves and acorns, I wish to be felled-fashioned into timber and converted into a summer house where the girls of Gulf Park can foregather and exchange confidences of youth. 5 Anonymous .Q f 'nxt ff. 3 fl' .Lf Jw, I '.av xml -an 1 Psi F5 'L X M., ,E si 'Sa if fa. 1 1 2 aa' wi A ,1 0,7 . i if 1 3 fx A Ii if S XV f N. i 5 .f- w 1 A song shared with friends. Y' -:SSH : 1 vw: Wfifrff A letter from that special someone! Davis, the all time champ, is at it again. Xvunsr- ,5' 1 'Q- And where is your ring Long distance calling? 7 7 7 7 A Friday night at the Student Union. is 5 own 9 Phi Theta Kappa speakers. A modeling instructor. A115 is 'uibeb la A helping hand in the library. IO Someone to listen to our problems. V817 f' , f we l'irn.g.g!?y,4 .kt F onfeni-5 EDUCATION CLASSES FEATURES SORORITIES ORGANIZATIONS ,- ,1- I QQ 14-i 53:1 fi: ,'.. ..., -.J -..1' As old man Time takes another year, We'l1 say goodbye and shed a tear, For these were the best years of our lives, Cause we made friendships that will never die. Now we leave this school with no regrets, Cause we'ver shared things that we'll never forget Although we go our separate ways, We know we'1l meet again someday. The Friendship Tree, Means a lot to me. It will always be, In my memories. The Friendship Tree. -Connie Shaver and Sherrie Jacobs 13 UEHIEHTIUN Mrs. Harriett Smith ....... -4,1 .al ' -af' Z . ........a.u.i' To an individual who has won the respect and admiration of every Gulf Park student. She has worked untiringly with Gulf Park, not only as a school but as a home-our home. She has made our problems hers in an effort to bridge the gap of adjustment. Because of her unbiased understanding and deep committment to what is right, she exem- plifies what we feel must be the ideal person. And because she is dedicated to us, we dedi- cate the 1968 SEA GULL to Mrs. Harriett Smith. .1 4 ,Q 5. . . A fm. fa ?a nr'E5,.Q. i'fs'xk'i. 1 . 1 1? 4 N . 'Nfl -rf ' D' so R FEP! RI ' IYSILA Y SERIE' Wi ZW' ng'! 1. , 5 1 jx , .ffjiv fi, bfpvilsz .xfixfgl xl .hug 8 fffffllf f- 'li'.-5 1 ' f',Qf x. 1, V ' 'gl '- J . -1 ,,,,g. 1 gf XXQF, 1 5, ,ug Q xv 5 f'.f1,Lx'1'fk L: X' 'YK ' 1 x E' X, 53 ,f ,!. ixrlff, lzyx, L 'Q 'o 0 00 Q 06+ ,DA 'Q Q vi 'Q H k '11 ,ww I 1 3 1 0 7 4 r' f My -J ., if , A-si '1'Y-,,r ' ' 4.1, X ? 1 Y I ly C W f D r IAA' M 'A 4 23: Y fi ' 'Q . gm 1. ' ., M? ' . vb vm'-'51 7 N... . fa f... MQ, -..-QU ..., 34 ia 1' fig' V, Y. ii , f ' U 1 ff ga WL 5' UE ry,,,,, ,.,U'-,Y 11 M414 I H H11 v wx In Memnriam On November 27th, 1967, Diane Virginia Retz died of injuries received in an automobile accident. She was returning to Gulf Park from Fort Worth, Texas, where she spent Thanksgiving with her family. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Retz. A memorial service, attended by the students, faculty, staff, and adininistra- tion, was held at Gulf Park College on November 28th. Funeral services were conducted at All Saints Episcopal Church on November 29th in Fort Worth. Of a quiet manner, with a warm, instant smile, Diane was quick and glad to cooperate with her peers in extra-curricular activities. Her instructors espe- cially remember her as a consistent and conscientious performer in academics. The memory Diane leaves with students, faculty, and officials is that of a warm friend. She lived her brief life so fully that it was good, accomplished, and tempered with happiness. Death will not diminish the legacy of her life. 16 H L I Nobody told me not to wear a formal. '-'w I f' e Way down yonder in New Orleans. Ky. There's bound to be another cup in there! ! ,Sl V, 4 511. 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This academic year has, I feel, been foster- ing friendship especially among the students. I I believe this can be attributed to the fine I I ,P 1 ' , ' caliber of leadership exhibited by our sopho- ff I ' more class. My congratulations to you. 1 I l' I A moment of leisure in his study. Talking to his daughters Z. in - - The President contemplates a move. 7-5 DEAN WW UF THE IIIJLLEGE MR. ROBERT L. JOHNSON f As a father of three daughters and a son, Mr. Johnson is eminently qualified to counsel the girls at Gulf Park. Dean Johnson, as he is better known, has proved himself capable of discharging the duties of Dean of the College with kindness and understanding. This posi- tion is not an easy or a simple one, and it takes the acme of patience. ? ' 3.'9- ,alumni W-nav His office and willing ear are open to all who need help and advice. Although his duties involve wise utilization of time, he is never too busy to discuss a problem with a student. He readily listens to all sides of a question and willingly grants all reasonable requests. We are proud to have as our friend and Academic Dean, Mr. Johnson. J, -. The position of Dean of Students is not an easy one, for it demands patience and under- standing. As Gulf Park's Dean of Women, Mrs. Lois Ferrell employs both of these virtues in dealing with all situations which arise on campus. Her willingness to aid every student, her untiring devotion to duty, and the capable manner in which she executes her duties of office make her a favorite with the student body. Mrs. Ferrell is never too busy to discuss any problem which a student may have. Her great interest in academic achievement and in stu- dent activities reflects her every action. She has instilled within the entire student body a sense of responsibility and pride in the accom- plishments of our college. Because of her high ideals and fair decisions, she is certainly worthy of our thanks and praise. As all students enter and leave Gulf Park, they invariably become better individ- uals, because Mrs. Ferrell has touched their lives. D p DE!-iN UF TT , STUDENTS Mrs. Lois M. Ferrell rs ? 4 5 if . . Q 3 4 2 A 2 i IJIHEIITIJH UF AIJMISSIUNS Mrs. Amelia S. Lumpkin Mrs. Amelia Lumpkin is one of Gulf Park's most valuable ambassadors. As Admissions Director, her warm, friendly greeting for each student makes each girl feel welcome. Mrs. Lumpkin informs all applicants of college activities and makes each girl feel that she is a part of the school before she comes. BUSINESS MANAGER Mr. George H. Holladay Whether it is a nickel lost in the candy machine or a quarter stuck in the dryer, a girl can always turn to Mr. George Hol- laday for reimbursement. As Gulf Park's dependable, friendly Business Manager, Mr. Holladay is one of the most indis- pensable men on campus. 7.8 dk- fx J A, lk . L , .G I ,X s Keg, f ,- 2 - W-few 1 -. - . 0515- ,P U Q1 1 -n'9a rl I f: 2 gi' ' 'Q Q. r: N 'five' HVVWI Q22 f .- i sf:'f:'-s.s5-f f' H9355-Vincent Alfonso ............ Skiing and Sailing 119545-Sarah Pinckney Ambler ....., French, Spanish A.B., College of Charlestong M.A., University of South Carolinag further graduate study, Indiana University, University of Paris, National University of Mexico, University of Grenoble. OH to the fox hunt! H9633-Francis Nels Anderson ................. Speech B.A., Nebraska Wesleyang M.A., Northwestern Uni- versity. 119677-Rachael Tayar Anderson .... .... S ociology BA., M.S., Trinity University. Catching up on homework. si.. , 1 K 1 v, f J' -- 0 --. , , FACULTY 7-9 :ig FACULTY C1944J-Jeannette Brock .....,..... Secretarial Studies B.S., Alabama College, M.S., University of Tennesseeg further graduate study, University of Georgia. Fa - - a long, long way to run. .il 'Nag df 119655 -Joy Broom ................ Physical Education A.B., Judson Collegeg graduate study, Florida State University and University of Southern Mississippi. 'wg-sul rv will N I ,f C1966D -Jimmie William Capel ........ Voice, Glee Club B.A. in Christianity, Mercer Universityg B.C.M., M.C.M., School of Church Music, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, Kentucky. 119663 -Mrs. Jerry Barrett Cater .... Home Economics B.S., M.S., University of Southern Mississippi. y 1 ff! Now, if I can just leave before someone sees me! 119621 -Don Christmas ......................... Piano B.M., M.M., Louisiana State Universityg further stud- ies, University of Houston, Peabody Conservatory of Music. 419635 -Earle DeVries ............................. Art Professional Study, Art Students League of New York, student of Frank V. Durnondg Academic de la Grande Chaumiere, Parisg Instituto Allende, San Miguel, Mexico. just have to get that fly! ! ! . tml Y 'bs ns., ' xr, FACULTY 119645-Laurie A. Drago .........,............ History B.A., Northwestern Louisiana State Collegeg M.A., Louisiana State University. 119673-Jason Houston Floyd, Jr. ......... Mathematics B.S.E.E., Auburn Universityg J.D., University of Mis- sissippi. - g, -fl-I V4 7 4' , -K. 'NRS' 1 2. f y asf V ,153 'bgeffw he z 1 ww a !,,...w All 119621-John T. Hazard .................... Psychology Ph.B., Georgetown Universityg M.E., University of Southern Mississippig graduate, Army Command and Staff Schoolg Additional Study, University of Texas. 119517-Anna Mae Helton ............. English, Speech B.A., Berea Collegeg B.Mus., University of Rochesterg M.A., Northwestern University. And here is Spaing just 22 miles from Washington, D.C. FACULTY .,...- ,yy IIS ,Muay 6. l 119667-Robin Starr Johnson .................... Dance B.S., University of Southern Mississippig Dancing Specialist, Ted Mack Camp, Great Barrington, Massa- chusetts. 119411-Dorothy Milden ..................... Librarian A.B., M.A., University of Mississippig B.A. in L.S., Emory University. Girls, I realize this is old hat, but we must review it again. Tv. M 4X , N.. 119653-Janet Nelson ................... Horsemanship A.A., Stephens Collegeg B.S., University of Mississippi. 119655-Berta Hudson Patton ........ Home Economics B.S., M.A., University of Southern Mississippig further graduate study, Mississippi State University, Louisiana State University, and University of Southern Missis- sippi. 119483-Helen T. Picking ........ Speech, Theatre Arts A.A., Stephens College: B.S., M.A., Northwestern University. 'L - ,i,puq,.,,M Well, this is just a hazard of teaching. .-i FACULTY 619671-Almus Ballow Polsgrove ........ English and Guidance A.B., Union Universityg M.E.D., Mississippi State Uni- versityg M.A., Mississippi State University. 1' . -af Just add a catchy smile and you have it made! ,ral S 33 FACULTY ax . fi me 'Huh-... It would help to have a little thread in the machine! Mrs- Smith, I could have Swom my frog just jwnped! A . f F SQ 1 Twin N Jr ' We-t 134 f C1963-64g 19655-Troy H. Price ................ History C1966J-Cal Smith ............... ................ G olf B.A., Texas College of Arts and Industriesg M.A., University of Texasg further graduate study, George 11967 J -Paul Shafer ....,...................... English B.S., M.S., University of Southern Mississippi. Washington University, 419671-David L. Smith ........... Guidance Counselor BLS., Wisconsin State College at Oshkoshg M.S., Uni- versity of Wisconsin. nal -Q ,R . -1-,N . xnxx'-s X gxx This is on the required reading list? Now is the time for all good men to . . .ff X , . l ' . X Af A 4 .X ' X .N X915 'lik -A M-.2 Q .L ! X I ,x -4 V .IZ1 an fi 5.. -.. ,ff ' ffl Ty ' nw Y 'N ...J A 534:14 119647-Ethel Beatty Smith ........ Business Education B.Ed. in C., Rider College: additional studies at Mont- clair State College, Columbia University, Rutgers University. 11956-653 19663-Harriett Gibbons Smith ....... Biology B.S. in Education, University of Alabamag M.S.. Tu- lane University. 119677-Patricia McPeters Smith ...Physical Education B.S., University of Tennesseeg graduate Study. Middle Tennessee State College. 119623-E. Bruce Tillman .r.........,,....,.... Spanish A.B., University of Alabama: Graduate, American Institute for Foreign Tradeg graduate study Tulane University and University of Southern Mississippi. FACULTY Col. Polsgrove, ha 119651 -Keith D. Tonkel ...... Religion and Philosophy B.A., in Philosophy, Millsaps Collegeg B.A., Emory University. 119639 -Marie T. Van Gelder ...... Assistant Librarian A.B., The George Washington University. 119651-Laura S. Wilkinson ........................ Art B.S. in Ed., University of Oklahomag B.F.A. in Paint- ing, Oklahoma City Universityg M.A. Teachers' College of Columbia Universityg Diplomas, New York and Paris Schools of Fine and Applied Arts. 119571-Eugene A. Wink, Sr. .................. History B.A., M.A., University of Southern Mississippig Grad- uate of The Infantry School and The Command and General Staff College. FACULTY K'5 df? ...Q Mrs. Loleta Clinton Mrs. Francis Morgan Mrs. Ruth Hodges President's Secretary Dean of the Col1ege's Dean of Student's Secretary Secretary Y' , 4 'Nun ADMINISTHATIUN X 5 X Q ' E x - . 5 4- 'N-M if ' , 9 ' K! .-.v.: I tl i I t usfwr Will I ever catch up on all this work? 37 Ayr! IW- 6 J A Y A 1 Mrs. Haydee Brisolara Mrs. Norma McCaffrey Bursar Business Oiiice Secretary 5 1 A . IU' Mrs. Mary Lou Heath Administrative Secretary Mrs. Rita Douglas Administrative Secretary I A I .xii f9l'f'f' ' LJ C fdfrxn sv-'S Mrs. Burg, Publicity Director, discusses the schedule of events with Lonnie Rogers. 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JERRY ANN AYCOCK Athens, Alabama Sigma Psi Iota, Secretary and Pledge Masterg Dance League, Vice Presidentg Samovar Club, Treasurer: Seal Gull, Class Editor, We Moderns. Soft Southern tenacity. S.,-.Q 'U' in CHERYL AMYX West Plains, Missouri Theta Alpha, Activities Chairman. Patience and understanding that draw others to her. PEGGY BAYLESS Fort Worth, Texas Kappa Chi, Pledge Master: Pacesettersg Samovar Clubg Jet Maskersg Seal Gull. Business Staffg Phil- harmonic Club. Though deep, yet clear: though gentle, yet not dull. ti! b 45 EVE BOWER A A A A .A,.,.. .... A Florence, Alaba G . ma amma PSI, Chaplaing Pacesetters. F . A 1-wolzty and compassion blended. SUE ELLEN BRAND , C Y Delta Alpha Sigma, Presidentg Panhellenic Councilg Phi Theta Kappa, Treasurerg Pacesettersg Sam Club. ON ..,. Hopkinsville Kentu k OV HI' Much to do, and the desire to do it correctly. 46 f SIIPHIIMIJHES NANCY BOWMAN .... A A, Alban G A , , y, eorgia Gamma Psi, Secretaryg Pacesettersg Dance Leagueg Glee Clubg Philharmonic Club. The magic of a cheerful face. CARLEE BRECK ,A A A A Stamford, Connecticut Aquettes, Secretary. Honesty as rar e as a man without self-pity. ,fd we--S'- 'd' NANCY BUTZ . Anderson, Indiana Judiciary Boardg Dormitory President. A breeze of cheerfulness, without an aim, but touchin Q many. MRS. LaNELL CANTERBURY Mississi Special Day Student. Creativity and abili ppi City, Miss. ty: yet the desire to learn. N,-l SUPHUMUHE5 LEE A Phi Theta Ka , , Leagueg Philharmonic Club' Student Ad' NN CALDWELL . Augusta, Georgia ppa, President' Glee Club' Dance , visorg Tammy Howl, Staff. In action faithful, and in honor clear. SUZIE CARLTON . Muskogee, Oklahoma Delta Alpha Sigma, Vice Presidentg Bit and Spur, Historian: Physical Education Clubg Romance Lan- guage Clubg Jet Maskersg Glee Clubg Panhellenic Council. The sweetness of devotion. SUPHUMUHES f 'W DEBORAH HARRINGTON COE Fort Lauderdale, Fla Kappa Chi, Secretaryg Pacesetters, Historiang Sea Gullg We Moderns. The lilt of naturalness: the free spirit of an imp. VICKI COUSINS .... ,. . .. . . Tulsa, Oklahoma Theta Alpha, Vice Presidentg Jet Maskersg Secre- tarial Science Clubg Panhellenic Council. The department and conduct of a queen. CATHY COLLINS .. . ...,.. Columbus, Ohio Gamma Psi, Pledge Masterg Aquettes, Presidentg Tammy Howlg Physical Education Clubg Volleyball Team. Excitement to conquer all depression. GLORIA DAHL . ...,. .... .,., F r eeport, Illinois Delta Alpha Sigmag We Modernsg Pacesetters. The sophistication and spirit of adventure to lead her own life. SUPHUMUHE5 DEBBIE DAVIS i Austell, Georgia Kappa Chig We Modernsg Sea Gull Staffg Physical Education Club. A comment on everything: involvement in much. MARY LOU DOOLIN Lawton, Oklahoma Kappa Chig Pacesettersg We Moderns. A contagious interest and joy in everyday occurrences. i J, KATHRYN LEE DeBORD Johnson City Tennessee Sigma Psi Iota, Photographerg Pacesetters A smile to delight all DOTTY DRAN E Kappa Chip Bit and Spur. Good-natured and cheerful to work or talk wzth 4 4 N Af wi ,1 l- I7 ,, l :.? x J I I 4 n, -J ,,.,.., fix SUPHUMUBE5 ,Y . Xx FLORENCE ESSEN Kappa Chi. . , . . .St. Louis, Missouri A witty woman is a treasureg a witty beauty is a power. PAT FLANAGAN . .. . . Pikeville, Kentucky Kappa Chig Student Government, Presidentg Phi Theta Kappa, Chaplain. The courage to lead othersg the strength of conviction to stand alone. ELIZABETH FEILD ................ Albany, Georgia Delta Chi Sigma, Chaplain. Dynamite in a small package. GWEN FLEMING Gamma Psi, Athletic Chairmang Jet Maskersg Bit and Spur, President. Timonium, Maryland A sister to her friends. fi TERESA FLEMING Kingsport, Tennessee Sigma Psi Iota, Sergeant at Armsg Student Govern- ment, Jet Maskers, Treasurerg Phi Theta Kappa. Earnest and striving, but tolerant of those who are not. JULIE FRAZIER , SSlSS1ppI Sigma Psi Iota, Athletic Chairman. Happiness to creat Pascagoula Mi ' ' e and share. fv- 51 SUPHUMIJHES , .. - if MARY FRANKLIN Nashville, Tennessee Sigma Psi Iota P , resident, Student Advisor' We Modernsg Pacesetters' Stud , ent Governmentg Pan- hellenic Councilg So h p omore Class, Secretary. Expects and inspires good in others. MARCIA FUTCH Clewiston, Florida Student Government, Secretary. Given to jest, but ever in earnest. CAROLYN GAY . . .. ., i Gulfport, Mississippi Day Student. She has a golden beauty, sparkling and bright. KATHLEEN M. GRADY , , . ..Webster, Texas Sigma Psi Iota, Chaplain, Pacesetters, President, Jet Maskersg Sea Gull Staffg Tammy Howl. The calm, but vibrant appeal of a lady. SUPHUMUHE5 ELIZABETH GILMER , i . , . t , .Houston, Texas Kappa Chi, Vice President, Phi Theta Kappa, Tides, Editorg Tammy Howl. Of loyal nature and of noble mind. CHARLOTTE GRIST A i , ..., , Blakely, Georgia Delta Chi Sigma: Aquettes, Treasurerg Phi Theta Kappag Sophomore Class, Presidentg Student Gov- ernment, Vice Presidentg Judiciary Board, Chair- man. Truth is slow words and earnest conduct. SUPHIIMIIHES 6 ,X ,.. ,..-an JUDITH ANNE GROSECLOSE Fort Wayne, Indiana Kappa Chig We Modernsg Pacesetters. The happiness of others is her happiness. SALLY HAPPER Durham, North Carolina Gamma Psi, Presidentg Jet Maskersg Student Ad- visor, Sea Gull, Assistant Art Editorg Romance Language Club. Determination and a sense of humor: an unbeatable combination. Igftih. ., 1 iw 4 A. W ,.,, M e A N ., 5 , N' .ur-,5 ,f 5, ' V A JENNY DELL HAMILTON Decatur, Georgia Delta Alpha Sigma, Historiang Samovar Club, Presidentg Tides. Art Editorg We Modernsg Sea Gull, Class Editorg The Book, Art Staff. Great things accomplished through enthusiasm. CYNTHIA ANNE HAYES Tampa. Florida Sigma Psi Iota, Vice Presidentg Dance League, Treasurer: We Modernsg Samovar Club: Sea Gull. Class Editor, Panhellenic Council. Consistency is a virtue in itself. 'QI L viii , .r .ass i A 112,55 5 Y 93 SHERRIE JACOBS s , Ferriday, Louisiana Delta Alpha Sigma, Sports Chairmang Samovar Clubg Physical Education Clubg We Modernsg Volleyball Team. Joy is wisdom: time an endless song. KITTY JORDAN New Orleans, Louisiana Kappa Chi, Athletic Chairmang Bit and Spur, Vice Presidentg Sea Gull Staff, Dance League. Her kingdom for a horse. SUPHUMUBE5 LUCY CAROL JOHN Delta Chi Sigma, Vice President, Tammy Howl' Aquettesg Panhellenic Cofuncilg Sea Gull, Assistani Greek Editorg We Moderns. An individual, but a part of much. SON . . , , ,Hazard, Kentucky LYNNE KETZLER , J Omaha, Nebraska Delta Alpha Sigma, Treasurerg Romance Language Clubg Pacesettersg Physical Education Clubg We Modernsg Jet Maskers. Sunshine and rain at once: her smiles and tears. 'Q 'Ma 'R -,LV CAROLYN IRVIN KIRBY N Sikeston, Missouri Sigma Psi Iota, Historiang Tidesg Student Advisorg Sea Gull Staff. An appreciator of and a contributor to the wo'rld's loveliness. LINDA E. LIVINGSTON .,LaGrange, Illinois Delta Chi Sigma, Presidentg Panhellenic Council, Presidentg Sea. Gull, Greek Editorg We Modernsg Student Advisor. Presence of mind and courage in distress. im 4.2 SUPHIJMIQIHES W 414g-wy?1.e'yL CHERI McKEE ..,., ,..,.... L ittle Rock, Arkansas Gamma Psi, Vice President and Standards Chair- mang Glee Club, Vice Presidentg Jet Maskers, Sec- retaryg Philharmonic Clubg Bit and Spur, Secretary. An echo for the finer tones of life's music. CHARLOTTE ANN MOORE , A, Decatur, Alabama Sigma Psi Iota, Treasurerg Dance League. Fresh and gay as a spring day. SUPHIIMIJHES SALLY MARIE MEINERS ,. Skokie, Illinois Samovar Club. All that we see or seem is but a dream within a, dream. JENNIFER BOWER MOORE . .Pass Christian, Miss. Day Student. Adventure lit her stars. LILLIAN OLIVIA MULLEN Newport, Tennessee Theta Alpha, Standards Chairmang Mississippi Inter-collegiate Council, Second Vice President, Aquettes, Vice President, Glee Club, Presidentg Sea Gull, Art Editor, The Book, Art Editorg Samovar Clubg Dance League: Jet Maskers. Talent. flair, and spirit. CARMEN PHELPS Martinsville, Indiana Kappa Chi: Pacesettersg Dance League, Presidentg We Moderns. The ambition and love to achieve high goals. SUPHIJMIJHES , 1 , I CISSY OURSO . Theta Alpha, Treasurer, Pacesetters. Vice Presi- dentg Dormitory Presidentg Judiciary' Board, Recording Secretary. Donaldsovnville, Louisiana Strong ideas, tempered by concern for others. PAM PODGER Durham, North Carolina Delta Chi Sigma, Standards Chairman: Pacesetters: We Modernsg Jet Maskersg Tammy Howl. Kindness as large and plain as Il prairie wind. Q- 'Q- 'QTY CYNTHIA PUCKETT , ,.,..., McMinnville, Tennessee Secretarial Science Club, Vice President. Unselfish, and delight in sharing her wit. LONNIE LOU ROGERS .. .. .. .. Athens, Texas Kappa Chi, Standards Chairman, Pacesetters, Treasurer, Sea Gull, Snapshot Editor, Jet Maskersg Samovar Club. The joys of a little girl, the creative expressibn of a woman. SUPHIIMUHES SALLY RHYNE . ,. ,. ,.,, Newport, Tennessee Theta Alpha, Pledge Master, Pacesettersg Jet Maskers. Patience to conquer all. CONNIE SHAVER ......,, ....... G ary, Indiana Delta Chi Sigma, Athletic Chairman, Samovar Club, Secretary, Aquettesg Sophomore Class, Song Leader. There is nothing worth the wear of winning, but laughter and the love of friends. CAROL SHEETS Wilton, Connecticut Delta Alpha Sigrna, Chaplaing We Modernsg Glee Clubg Jet Maskers. Impulsiveness and sincerityg action with warmth of feeling. ELIZABETH SMALLMAN McMinnville, Tennessee Theta Alpha, Chaplain. We can do more good by being good than in any other way. TY? SUPHUMUHE5 S A sz' if A I -tx SUZANNE SIMPSON Jackson, Tennessee Delta Alpha Sigma: Samovar Club, Sergeant at AFYNSQ Aquettesg Sophomore Class, Sergeant at Armsg Intramural Board, Student Manager. To love the game beyond the prize, ALICE SMITH Long Beach, Mississippi Day Studentg Glee Clubg Phi Theta Kappa. Determination to succeed in two roles, and the under- standing which comes from both. J, .lg .' ' 'gint' ,y 1 ,H -i'-F8-f sf Q- , 4 A .-rg, 1 . 1 I A avif!b'sWvv, f T WDW ' BARBARA SMITH . Long Beach, Mississippi Day Studentg Coast Club, President. A merry heart and a good mimi. SAL Delta Chi Sigma, Secretaryg Student Advisorg Jet Maskers, Presidentg Glee Club, Secretaryg Bit and Spur, Treasurerg Philaharmcmic Clubg Sea Gull, Club Editor. The world her stage: its happiness her applause. 'li SIJPHUMIJHES LY ANN SOCKWELL . , ,North Little Rock, Ark. PATTYE SMITH . , .. . , .. Sigma Psi Iota, Secretary. The grace and charm to brighten the world around her. Athens, Alabama KATE SPARKS .. . ., Williamsburg, Virginia Delta Alpha Sigma, Secretaryg Samovar Club, Vice President, Judiciary Boardg Dormitory Presidentg We Modernsg Sea Gull, Class Editor. Zest to lighten the burdens of others. SIJPHUMIQIHES VIRGINIA STRAUBEL Gamma Psi: Samovar Clubg Pacesettersg Jet Maskers. Green Bay, Wisconsin As the sun colors flowers, so does art color life. SUSAN THOMAS Lo Sigma Psi Iota, Standards Chairman. Fun-loving and gracious. ngview, Texas fi 49' ff? AMY STRONG Fayetteville, Tennessee Delta Chi Sigma, Treasurer' Tammy Howl Ed't , , 1 org Sophomore Class, Vice Presidentg We Modernsg S ' - tudent Advisor, Jet Maskers. The great heart l-crtowg th e power of gentlefness. SALLY TUCKER Houston, Texas Delta Chi Sigmag Glee Club. The unassuming beauty of an understanding friend. fit '-5 595' h J '76 . 415 4 lgiijgrilgg 5. HELEN TURNER . . . . Palmetto, Florida Theta Alpha, Secretaryg Secretarial Science Club, President, Pacesetters, Secretary, Tammy Howl, Assistant Editor. Where trust is never wasted, but abundantly fulfilled. CAROLE WARD ,, . Venice, Florida Kappa Chi, Presidentg Phi Theta Kappa, Secretary, Student Advisor. Valiant, wise, and always sympathetic. SUPHUMUHE5 A N 'ef M SALLY WADE . . Augusta Georgia We Moderns. A master of her liberty A SUPHUMUBE5 'Ns 43 ANN WHITCHURCH i Ardmore, Oklahoma Theta Alpha, Presidentg Panhellenic Council, Sec- retary: Student Governmentg We Moderns. Strong mind, great heart, true faith, ready hands. PIJI WHITE Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Day Studentg Secretarial Science Clubg Coast Club. The erhilaration of love for mankind. WENDY WHITNEY Richland, Michigan Delta Chi Sigmag Samovar Clubg Pacesettersg We Moderns. Away she went, merrily as a marriage bell. is s - SUPHUMUHE5 KAREN WILSON . . , A Houston, Texas Gamma Psi, Treasurer, Jet Maskersg Glee Club. The surest way not to fail is to determine to succeed. LINDA LEWIS WILLS .. . Shelbyville, Kentucky Kappa Chi, Chaplain, Sophomore Class, Treasurerg Phi Theta Kappa, Vice Presidentg Sea Gull, Editor, Student Advisor. Where willingness is great, the difficulties cannot be great. IJ NORMA WING Hendersonville, North Carolina Kappa Chi, Treasurerg Sea Gull, Business Editorg We Moderns. Sure support for those who depend on her. SUPHIJMIIHES GINGER WOODSIDE Houston, Texas Sigma Psi Iota, Publicity Chairman and Parlia- mentariang Dormitory Vice Presidentg Student Advisorq Tammy Howl. Caring for all, and letting them know by word and deed. 'rf 41,4 , Q , .. A S w ' -. 2 sa, ,-if .. 4' . nf fxqgxg '9'. , s1' -'Q , W I Q . 5 , 0' A ,w, 1 .L ,.A., V l I I 1 I A K ummm, UMA f il!-3wA.E1'F':imALg: m' 1:,,,,,,:fu v ,Ivan v . 9, 5. f, ix, - 44 --f 4 1 , 1 T Q 4 ', 1' - . , ' 3.1! 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I ,I ,gif . 1,1 A' 7 A .Q P- .SK-Q FHESHMAN CLASS UFFIEEH5 A is In .. Left to Right: Lila Porter, Sergeant at Armsg Judy Maere Chandler, Presidentg Phyllis Garner, Vice Berns, Song Leaderg Emily Moore, Secretaryg Susan President. Jaffe, Sergeant at Armsg Marilyn Blaske, Treasurerg FHESHMEN First Row: KATHI ABRAHMSON . .Chicago, Illinois Theta Alpha, Jet Maskers, We Moderns. SARA APPLETON Murphysboro, Illinois Gamma Psi, Jet Maskers. LEE ANN BAILEY Okmulgee, Oklahoma Gamma Psi, Volleyball Team. Second Row: BETSY BARRETT West Point, Mississippi Gamma Psi, Pacesetters. KAROLYN BAYLEY Theodore, Alabama Delta Alpha Sigma, Volleyball Team. MARILOU BEAVER Parker, Arizona Gamma Psi. Third Row: MARY ANN BECKER .Bay St. Louis, Miss. Day Student. BARBARA BENEKE Orange, Texas Gamma Psi, Samovar Club, Glee Club, We Moderns. DEBBIE BERN H Montgomery, Alabama Gamma Psi, Secretarial Science Club. Fourth Row: JUDY BERNS San Antonio, Texas Delta Alpha Sigma, Pacesetters, Reporter, Samovar Club, Freshman Class, Song Leader, We Moderns. MARILYN BLASKE Louisville, Kentucky Delta Chi Sigma, Freshman Class, Treas- urer, Aquettes. HARRIET BOATWRIGHT Johnston, S.C. Sigma Psi Iota. Fifth Row: SANDRA BOONE Huntsville, Alabama Sigma Psi Iota. PRIS BROOKS . . . Vincennes, Indiana Kappa Chi, Aquettes. BECKY BURGIN Birmingham, Alabama Sixth Row: MARCIA BURNHAM Dayton, Ohio Kappa Chi, Tides. ALEX BUSHMAN St. Louis, Missouri Delta Alpha Sigma, Aquettes, Paceset- ters, We Moderns. HENRIETTA CALDERON El Salvador, C.A. Kappa Chi, Samovar Club, Pacesetters. l S 'U' 1 ,,5' if zf X ds -0 x I 1.1 xl Q., 0 69 el' L 'K .Nh .l v J X l W ln 'X X L H - W5 I Q '9- M I I Q . , , iw. fps' X - cts A - 3 I I, Q yr .5 gf P' f' . L, if , .V 1' .15 xl' I . 1 X 42 i 1 . I X I 2 469 gf 2 S Ji '92 FHESHMEN First Row: SHARON CANULETTE , Lake Oswego, Ore. Gamma Psi, Volleyball Team. NANCY CARSON , . Greenville, Georgia Kappa Chi, Sea Gull, Class Editor, Tammy Howl. CARLA CARTER . Des Moines, Iowa Theta Alpha, Glee Club, Samovar Club, Aquettes. Second Row: LEE ANN CARTER . .Nashville, Tennessee Theta Alpha, Pacesetters. MAERE CHANDLER Wando, South Carolina Delta Alpha Sigma, Freshman Class, President, Bit and Spur, Student Govern- ment, Samovar Club. BRENDA CLARK Bayou La Batre, Alabama Delta Alpha Sigma, Sea Gull, Staff, Pace- setters. Third Row: DIANNE CLARK . Trenton, South Carolina Sigma Psi Iota. SUSAN CLEVELAND . Sweetwater, Tenn. Kappa Chi, Tides, Pacesetters. STEPHANIE COLBY , Lubbock, Texas Kappa Chi, Pacesetters, Aquettes. Fourth Row: BRENDA CONLEY . Mexico City, Mexico Delta Alpha Sigina, Jet Maskers, Romance Language Club, Glee Club. MARY LYNN CONNOR Morris, Illinois Gamma Psi, Secretarial Science Club, Jet Maskers, Pacesetters. CAROL CRAVEN Kansas City, Missouri Theta Alpha, Pledge President, Pace- setters, Glee Club, Aquettes. Who'1l take the girl with the skinny legs? 1 . mxq ii 1 Qs xi.. fa Who's the latest member of He1l's Angels? What was that you said?! FHESHMEN First Row: ' -'f ' ' 26 JOY CROSTHWAIT , Birmingham, Alabama J Kappa Chi. JENNIE CURTIS Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Sigma Psi Iota. JEANETTE DAVIDSON Boca Raton, Fla. Sigma Psi Iota, Jet Maskers. 'N X ,us Second Rfow: JAN ELIZABETH DAVIS Fort Worth, Texas Delta Alpha Sigmag Bit and Spurg Pace- setters. JANE DAVIS . . , . Pecos, Texas -, , Kappa Chig Tides: Glee Club. I JULIA DAVIS , Calhoun, Georgia Delta Chi Sigma, Secretarial Science Club. Third Row: JOAN DAWSON St. Louis, Missouri Glee Clubg Samovar Club. DELL DeLEE Corpus Christi, Texas Gamma Psig Philharmonic Clubg Jet Maskersg Glee Club. CANDY DENNARD , Dalton, Georgia ' Sigma Psi Iotag Jet Maskers. 71 Kx 1 .CX ff N I M I'll bet you can't top this! FHESHMEN First Row: NANCILU DENNIS , .Montgomery, Alabama Delta Alpha Sigmag Glee Club. VIRGINIA DODD .. , Durant, Oklahoma Kappa Chig Tidesg Glee Clubg Student Government. CYNTHIA DOUGLAS , .Richardson, Texas Delta Alpha Sigmag Student Govemmentg Samovar Clubg We Modernsg Glee Club. Second Row: KAREN DOYLE n . .Fort Myers, Florida Kappa Chig Tidesg Tammy Howlg Jet Maskers. JOY DUNN . . .t.t ,.,.., A rlington, Texas Sigma Psi Iotag Jet Maskersg Philharmonic Clubg Sextet. LENORA ELDER n , .Richmond, Kentucky Delta Chi Sigmag Jet Maskers. Third Row: VICKI ESHELMAN St. Joseph, Missouri Kappa Chig Bit and Spurg Aquettesg Jet Maskers. AMY EVANS . . , . . Nashville, Illinois Sigma Psi Iota. BETTY JEAN EYLES . Belize, Brit. Honduras Delta Alpha Sigmag Volleyball Team. Fourth Row: JACQUELYN EZELL . , Belleville, Illinois Delta Chi Sigmag Student Governmentg Aquettes. ROSALYN EZELL ..., Thomasville, Alabama Delta Chi Sigmag Pacesetters. THERESA FENN ..,..,,, Americus, Georgia Sigma Psi Iota. FHESHMEN First Row: MARY FILSON Jeddah, Saudi Arabia Delta Chi Sigma, Aquettes, Pacesetters. JANET FITZPATRICK .,., Lewisburg, Tenn. Pacesettersg Samovar Club. MARGO FOSTER Orlando, Florida Samovar Club, Bit and Spur. Second Row: DEBBIE FRANKLIN , . Mesquite, Texas Sigma Psi Iota, Samovar Club, Pacesetters. BECKY FRITZ . .Rochester, Minnesota Delta Chi Sigma, Philharmonic Club. JILL FULENWIDER Des Moines, Iowa Delta Alpha Sigma, Jet Maskers. Third Row: MEG GAFFEY . Parsons, Kansas Delta Chi Sigma, Jet Maskers, Romance Language Club. PHYLLIS GARNER . Pulaski, Tennessee Delta Chi Sigma: Student Government, Secretarial Science Club, Aquettes, Fresh- man Class, Vice President. CATHERINE GASKINS . Harrisburg, Illinois Gamma Psi, Jet Maskers, We Moderns. Fourth Row: KARLA GAST St. Joseph, Michigan Sigma Psi Iota, Secretarial Science Club. VICKI GAUTIER .. ,, , ,..Miami, Florida Samovar Club, Pacesetters. JUDY GILMOUR . Midland, Texas Delta Chi Sigma, Samovar Club. Fifth Row: PAULA GRANT Demopolis, Alabama Gamma Psi, Pacesetters. BETH GRAYSON Bristol, Tennessee Kappa Chi, We Moderns, Secretarial Science Club, Tides, Staff, Romance Lan- guage Club. SHARON GREENE Brovokhaven, Mississippi Delta Alpha Sigma, Bit and Spur, We Moderns. Sixth Row: DEBORAH GREENWELL , .Kingsport, Tenn. Sigma Psi Iota, Aquettes. LINDA HAFFNER , Harlingen, Texas Gamma Psi, Samovar Club, Secretarial Science Club. KATHY HAGEMEYER Longview, Texas Gamma Psi, Glee Club. f 'ln Avi l ij I Y' '51 Er 'UN i I H gi il: I 1 ri V .ln 4 in It 4 t in f ' x 'E 41' ' 4? . 'X f , Q- .fu .5 1' vi 5 I 443 73 'L-7 FHESHMEN First Row: DEBBIE HARMON .Warrensburg, Missouri Delta Chi Sigmag Aquettesg Volleyball Team. CANDY HEAD ., ..., Camilla, Georgia Delta Alpha Sigma, Pledge Presidentg Pacesetters. SUSAN HEITMEYER .. ..Cincinnati, Ohio Kappa Chi. Second Row: DIANE HEMBY . .Long Beach, Mississippi Day Student. ELEANOR HIGHBAUGH Dawson, Georgia Theta Alphag Bit and Spurg Pacesetters, Secofnd Vice President. BETTY HILDEBRAND . ,.Tyler, Texas Sigma Psi Iotag Glee Clubg Romance Lan- guage Club. Third Row: DORA HILL s.,i , , Long Beach, Mississippi Day Student. RUTH HODGES . . Andersonville, Georgia Delta Chi Sigma, Samovar Club. ELIZABETH HOLMAN . Pittsburgh, Texas Delta Alpha Sigmag Glee Clubg Paceset- tersg We Moderns. Fourth Row: CAROLYN HYATT Russellville, Alabama Theta Alphag Glee Clubg Tides, Staffg Philharmonic Club. TERESA INGE ,. . ,, ,,.Eutaw, Alabama Delta Chi Sigmag Bit and Spur. CINDY INGRAM , .Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Kappa Chig Bit and Spurg Pacesettersg We Moderns. My Mike is cuter than your Mike. Come on down to my boat, baby- s if ' 'i PM ,T I W 'Wi S ' ,QQ 3 ' z In 1 ff Z 1 h 'f F '-'Q 6 pu-.A .4 V , i 1 ' ' ins. gi s. ,mx .. 4 X1 .5 N- 51 ef-4 f Y It Give the grass a chance. FHESHMEN First Row: CONNIE JACKSON . .Humboldt, Tennessee Delta Alpha Sigmag Pacesettersg Glee Clubg Samovar Club. SUSAN JAFFE , ,.Birmingharn, Alabama Delta Chi Sigmag Aquettesg Samovar Clubg We Modernsg Physical Education Clubg Volleyball Team. MARTHA JERNBERG Palo Alto, California Pacesetters. .3 fl' Second Row: NANCY F. JOHNSON Humboldt, Tennessee Delta Chi Sigmag Samovar Clubg Glee Club. JULIET JONES . ,l.,l Cushing, Oklahoma MOLLIS JONES ,. ., , Seale, Alabama Gamma Psig Secretarial Science Clubg Glee Club. Third Row: BETTY KEENAN .. Houston, Texas Kappa Chig Jet Maskersg We Moderns. KATHLEEN KEITER H ,.,. Dayton, Ohio Delta Alpha Sigmag Pacesetters. y I KAREN KELLEY ,.., Kansas City, Missouri ' Theta Alphag Aquettes. 'sm' 75 ff' gi I . 'f ,. .M Ya? -get E ff. 'I- 'QR 76 FHESHMEN First Row: CYNTHIA ANNA KNOWLES . .So1on, Ohio Theta Alpha, Tides, Staff, Sea Gull, Staff, Jet Maskersg Aquettes. PENNY KOENIG .......... Freeport, Illinois Kappa Chig Jet Maskersg Pacesetters. ARDIS KOHLMEIER ..... Waterloo, Illinois Gamma Psig Jet Maskers. Second Row: MARY LANG ,...,, St. Petersburg, Florida Delta Chi Sigmag Secretarial Science Club. SANDY LAURICELLA .4.. New Orleans, La. Sigma Psi Iortag Secretarial Science Club, Treasurer. POLLY LISTER ,....... Columbia, Missouri Theta Alpha, Song Leader. Third Row: ANNE LOWERY ..,... Burnt Corn, Alabama Delta Alpha Sigmag Pacesetters. SUZANNE LYBARGER .... Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Theta Alphag Pacesettersg Samovar Club. SUSAN McDANIEL ,.,,... Ft. Worth, Texas Theta Alpha. Fourth Row: ANNABELLE MCGUFFEY . . . Athens, Texas Delta Alpha Sigmag Pacesetters. MINA MALONE ,. . Meridian, Mississippi Kappa Chig Aquettes. ELLEN MARKS . . . San Antonio, Texas Theta Alphag Pacesettersg Aquettes. Fifth Row: LYN MARTIN ..,. .,,.. B lakely, Georgia Delta Chi Sigmag Pacesettersg Samovar Club. LYNDA MATTHEWS . . . Tulsa, Oklahoma Kappa Chig Secretarial Science Club. SANDRA MEEN .. .... Tucson, Arizona Theta Alphag Bit and Spur Club. Sixth Row: JEAN MEISENHEIMER Ft. Walton Beach, Florida Gamma Psi, Jet Maskers. REBECCA MILLER Oklahoma City, Okla. Kappa Chig Sea Gull, Staff, Samovar Clubg Bit and Spur Club. ROBILEN MILLER . . . . . . ,Ozona, Texas Theta Alpha. FHESHMEN First Row: LAURA MINER St. Joseph, Missouri ANN MOHLER Charleston, West Virginia Delta Chi Sigma: Pacesetters: Jet Maskers. KAREN MOORE Tyler, Texas Sigma Psi Iota: Dance League: Romance Language Club. Second Row: EMILY MOORE Dyersburg, Tennessee Sigma Psi Iota: Freshman Class, Secre- tary: We Moderns. LOU MORGAN. Lubbock, Texas Sigma Psi Iota: Volleyball Team. PAMELA MOSIER Camden, South Carolina Delta Alpha Sigma: Sea Gull, Staff: Samo- var Club. Third Row: MELISSA MOSS Houston, Texas Theta Alpha: Tides, Staff. KATHY MURPHY Spartanburg, S.C. Delta Alpha Sigma: Bit and Spur. ANN NICHOLS Dallas, Texas Theta Alpha: Jet Maskersg Aquettes. Fourth Row: PEGGY NORTH West Palm Beach, Florida Gamma Psi. ELIZABETH NORWOOD Greenville, S.C. Kappa Chi: Jet Maskers: Romance Lan- guage Club. DEBORAH O'DANIEL DeWitt, Arkansas Sigma Psi Iota: Tammy Howl, Staff. Pooped out, but happy. 2 , f 'X 45 fs X' s x I th! R 'U yi ' S ' J f-J-Q . O I jj? x W fi' 'EX vm ,Q ' s ry. J-sz. Vlrhaf iD the ?i?!l'W? are YOU doing? Our class had 4027 fewer cavities! FHESHMEN First Row: PAMELA OLHEISER Kalamazoo, Michigan Delta Chi Sigma, Pledge Presidentg Aquettesg Glee Club. CINDY OURSO . Donaldsonville, Lousiana Theta Alphag Pacesetters. IRENE PAPINI , , El Salvador, Central Am. Kappa Chig Romance Language Club, Sec- retarial Science Club. 1 '18 Second Row: SUZANNE PARIS , , ..,,. Atlanta, Georgia Delta Chi Sigma. CHARLENE PERDUE . Thomaston, Georgia Sigma Psi Iotag Pacesetters. SUSAN PETER , , Western Springs, Illinois Gamma Psig Pacesettersg Secretarial Science Club. , Ag,,, if 5- W Third Row: ,1 N T ' A ' ,N e SHIRLEY PETREE ..Oklahoma City, okla. ' 4 , M U Sigma Psi Iota. , A 7 , - ,- 1 ,gf BRENDA PIERCE . .Savannah, Georgia , xi ,fi Delta Chi Sigmag Bit and Spur Clubg Pacesetters. M N SUE POPE . . . . Chattanooga, Tennessee .A sea Gun, Staifg mes, staff, G1ee Club. 78 FHESHMEN First Row: LILA PORTER Des Moines, Iowa Delta Alpha Sigmag Aquettesg Freshman Class, Sergeant at Arms, Samovar Club. PAULETTE POWERS Clarksville, Tenn. Theta Alpha, Pacesetters. SUZANNA PYE ............... Tyler, Texas Kappa Chi: Philharmonic Club. Second Row: CAROL PYLANT Fayetteville, Tennessee Delta Chi Sigma. JANET RADEBAUGH Walworth, Wisconsin Delta Chi Sigmag Aquettes. DEBBIE RANKIN Mission, Texas Gamma Psi, Glee Club. Third Row: KAY REDING Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Sigma Psi Iota, Secretarial Science Club. JOAN REDMON Peru, Indiana Theta Alpha: Aquettes. MIKE REINIKE Bay St. Louis, Mississippi Delta Alpha Sigmag Secretarial Science Club. Fourth Row: DIANE RETZ Ft. Worth, Texas Theta Alpha. NORA REXACH Puerto Rico Pacesettersg Samovar Club. RITA REYNOLDS Tuscaloosa, Alabama Delta Chi Sigma. Name, rank, and serial number. 'x .p-' ITN 'X 1 N 'vi iQ l t 10-fix l ef--9 vt, Qt ,awp I i E L I M .. . 1 V i . ? .- X --9' 5 rf! X FHESHMEN First Row: JEANIE RHOADES . .Richmond, Indiana Gamma Psig Philharmonic Club, Jet Maskers. VALDA RICHMOND Kingsport, Tennessee Sigma Psi Iotag Pacesettersg Samovvar Clubg Secretarial Science Club. SHERRY RIDLEY . , Jasper, Tennessee Gamma Psig Sea Gull, Staff. Second Row: POLLY RITTER , . Ardmore, Oklahoma Theta Alphag Tammy Howl, Staffg Secre- tarial Science Club, Secretary. SUE RUCKER . ,. .,,., Tulsa, Oklahoma Theta Alpha, Pacesettersg Glee Club, Li- brian. KAREN RUSHTON . Biloxi, Mississippi Day Student. Third Row: BECKY RUSSELL Webster, Missouri Theta Alpha, Tides, Staff. MARTHA RUSSELL ,, Richmond, Texas Gamma Psi, Tammy Howl, Staff, Romance Language Club. ANA MARIE SALAVERRIA ,.E1 Salvador, Central America Kappa Chip Samovar Club, Pacesetters. Fourth Row: LINDA SAMIS , Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Sigma Psi Iota. GERMAINE SCHANZMEYER Jefferson City, Missouri Gamma Psig Glee Club, Historian, Tammy Howl, Stall. MARY SCHLISE New London, Wisconsin Gamma Psi. The high and mighty. FHESHMEN First Row: PATRICIA SCHRADER Jackson, Ohio Delta Alpha Sigma: Glee Club, Aquettesg The Book, Editor, Dance League. SUZANNE SCOTT . Dallas, Texas Theta Alphag Tides: Sea Gull, Glee Club. SANDRA SELF Midland, Texas Delta Alpha Sigma: Aquettes, Samovar Club. Second Row: SUSAN SHELLY Freeport, Illinois Kappa Chig Pacesetters. KAREN SMITH Princeton, Indiana Kappa Chi. ROBERTA SOURS Jackson, Mississippi Delta Alpha Sigma: Aquettesg Samovar Club. Third Row: CAROLYN STAPLES , .Kerne-rsville, N.C. Sigma Psi Iotag Glee Clubg Jet Maskers. SUSAN STEPHENS Peoria, Illinois Kappa Chi, Philharmonic Clubg We Mod- erns. DIANE STEWART Florence, South Carolina Delta Chi Sigma, Jet Maskersg Dance Leagueg Romance Language Club. Fourth Row: ELEANOR STOWE Wetumpka, Alabama Theta Alphag We Moderns. BARBARA SUMERLIN . Theodore, Alabama PATRICIA SUMMERS Houston, Texas We Modernsg Pacesetters. Fifth Row: DEBBIE TEAGUE Austin, Texas Kappa Chig Bit and Spur Club. DONNA THOMPSON North Little Rock, Ark. Theta Alpha, Glee Club: Philharmonic Clubg Jet Maskers. ALICE TORRANCE , Marion, Indiana Sigma Psi Iotag Glee Club, Jet Maskers, Secretarial Science Club. Sixth Row: MUFFET TRIGGS Shawnee Mission, Kansas Sigma Psi Iota, Jet Maskersg Glee Clubg Philharmonic Club. JULIE TRIPP Gulfport, Mississippi Day Student. SANDRA TURNER Trinity, Alabama Sigma Psi Iota Come as you are. FHESHMEN First Row: KAROLYN WALTERS ,,Cushing, Oklahoma JAN WALTMAN i, ,Fort Worth, Texas Delta Chi Sigmag The Book, Literary Edi- tor. CONNIE WARE . . . Cedartown, Georgia Sigma Psi Iotag Pacesetters. Second Row: PATRICIA WATTERS , . Lavaca, Alabama Delta Alpha Sigmag Pacesetters. JANICE WEIBEL ,, . ,. Denton, Texas Sigma Psi Iota. MARLAIN WEISL Schenectady, New York Gamma Psig Jet Maskersg Secretarial Science Clubg Pacesetters. Third Row: LEIZE WELDEN , , , , .Dothan, Alabama Delta Chi Sigmag Tidesg Samovvar Club. JO ANN WELMAN i Montpelier, Vermont Sigma Psi Iota. ANN WHALEN . , Lockport, Illinois Sigma Psi Iota. FHESHMEN First Row: AMY WHITEHEAD Delray Beach, Florida Kappa Chi: Aquettes. GAIL WILHITE San Clemente, California Delta Alpha Sigmag Samovar Club, We Moderns. DINA WILLIS Fort Worth, Texas Delta Alpha Sigma, Physical Education Club, Secretarial Science Club, Dance League, Samovar Club. Second Row: CHERYL WILMOTH Boca Raton, Florida Theta Alphag Pacesettersg Secretarial Science Club. STEPHANIE WILSON Fort Smith, Ark. Delta Alpha Sigma, Volleyball Tearng Jet Maskersg Tides, Staff. FRANCES WOODY Gastonia, N.C. Delta Alpha Sigma, Samovar Club, T, 'fn .rx X K nfs. Physical Education Clubg Secretarial Science Clubg Bit and Spur Club. Third Row: rl' DOROTHY WRIGHT Coral Gables, Fla. Delta Chi Sigma, Aquettes. Yes, I can spell my own name. CJ 83 Salami, salami, bologna Sockwell's all year sucker. sg Z. 6 , , , ,,,wmwW is ,,M,,,,,, f , , L s.,,,,, V, e , 5 A11 the comforts of home. ,J Q7 xx N fy The Red Baron I presume? No Freshman past this point. 6i3f'L0'l5 fi ,. 1, ffmkyf -C45 If r.., V s , -aff' Q ' ,f lr , I uhm! f kkfm.. . ' fffff 0 ll ' gnxk I f J. I kpxlixs U ,1.. i I, 6 f der 4 -iff ' I I y JIM' Q.. 'A ll'f 1 1 i ' lffffyf A IES., I-will If X .yf 'Af infix? Y B '29 . : 45 7. 94: -Wx lj-using-45. J V5 -.sw I ' ', if---4 sa 4 Q, ,fl vi'-rg I 5014? ' 'R 7111 ' ' 5- 3' 49 ,.- 'W' , 5 ----1' K - -1 ' J-5 - r , -. -fgggqft 4 0 55 ,f.f,.'f:a:::z:2zQ3Z3g,,Wi,g11.f,2u. .5 ' v?'025'g'!'wM7' i ' .nfl 1, -,-ffl I QQZT5 4. 1 5.517 j 'f I- Q,-5 ' 0-Q. TJ V1 ' I' 1 , ' 7' . -filv' f 'y ff N ,,-s. dd ' f ,sq- .tif Q' Q? 5 ' ,II yltyv 6 V P' -A D I- , 5-5 gif' L if' Iv? 1 ll ' , 0 iff IQ' .' ,,,,-'ff Q I I W! Iliff' F? ' own -425 xx 1 ,,.tf iv 'xxx' AJ-r 1 ff .ff -Q v - 1 0-.1i'5. A flf V A., ,ch G 85 M155 GULF PARK Cizarfoffe ridf The superlative of all superlatives . . . our ideal girl . . . a leader in her own rights . . . President of the Sophomore Class . . . A member of Phi Theta Kappa . . . Song Leader of Delta Chi . . . Aquettes mermaid . . . Student Government representative . . . Chairman of Judiciary Board . . . A true and understanding friend to everyone. A petite, blonde, blue-eyed Southern Belle, always there when needed . . . With her sincere smile and pleasant Georgia drawl . . . Miss Gulf Park. 1 . 2 Y in 1 i I ,T-,P . 'WL 5 1 -fax. , f - f- . 6 ., W- ,NY as w 'I 'full' ef ' L l A K -. ,,,... 2 1, , - aj , . , J 4 A 7' 'i TX L 1 4 1 x A 3 ! s 1 i 2? 11, M t- -Q3 'Q 'F Q ,ef . tr? ,- ' I ' 0' if 'fu . 'v ' ,. 1 ' s -x . ' Sp ,Liv s Q-' ,. 4 tv: .sw -. ts MAY UUEEN i I WNBA .Amy Sfrong A blond, blue-eyed beauty from Fayetteville, Tennessee, Amy reigns as Gulf Park's May Queen. Her southern charm and grace, accented by her friendly manner, make her most deserving of this honor. 88 5' I v M1 X gy. J , 'a '1 :N t 215' Q, f 51,1 ff . .f I , Q . 1 In I I 5 5 v 4 C' if im. K -405 i 3 Vi! 1, 1 V U 1,4 ,ji- I 31 1 .f I F' fx, U, Q S x 1 . 1 aria z 5 Q if f Q will i I Us . !k,..,-.N :Ns 4 . 1 a u z 1 n v . . 1 5 is 1 'z : f -5 , if 3 , 5 gf , nl v x T' 1 1 1 5 S 3 i f 3 5 . Mrss LINDA LIVINGSTON La Grange, Illinois M Yllll HT Mrss LONNIE ROGERS Athens, Texas is Mlss LINDA WILLS Shelbyville, Kentucky MAY EUUHT Mlss PAM PODGER Durham, North Carolina MAY EUUP-T Miss SALLY SOCKW1-:LL North Little Rock, Arkansas Miss DEBBIE Cos Fort Lauderdale, Florida M YIIU HT T Mlss PATTYE SMITH Athens, Alabama ' - In .'.A4 ,R . . . ' ' Hu. ' 4' V. ,pu X ' s Miss CAROLE WARD Venice Florida 7 'E s... . x J if ,4 , , H. H Q H an I ' M Nix ..- . . .'?l -.P .Q ' .WF- .,,.5 e-,ye , ,, fs . .I n , . r '..a .,,A5'A .. .rg ,1 it - ff. :Q bex .e Hifi 1:36 my-'x ' ' ' Y, 5-is am 'Ak A- :Y as -y 1 u ' X-.1 X -.er ' 'Y' J ZW? .WY54 , fi-ljfl f3 'fT-2 21' ,J its 1 zfz' f- JJ -rg 5252 as are 1:3 fa.: , 155 955523 7,3 I . Q' FA ' 4 lv ll! ff , 1 HL' I Q , ' 535 Q':' 1 We , ,Q Miss MARY FRANKLIN Nashville, Tennessee MAY IIUUHT Mlss PIJI W1-LITE Bay St. Louis, Mississippi 'rf' Miss PHYLLIS GARNER Pulaski, Tennessee MAY IIUUHT Mlss CHARLOTTE GRIST Blakely, Georgia 'Yu-uw BEST ALI. HUUNII ANN WHITCHURCH A girl with spirit and pep. Responsi- bility and respect: Student Govern- ment, President of Theta Alpha, Pan- hellenic Council, Student Advisor, Active in Sports. An Oklahoma drawl. Oversized fatigue shirt and red rope. . . Supports Delta Air Lines-D.F. A love for the guitar, The wearing of cowboy boots. Charming: Brown sparkling eyes, Ready to see improvement, Knows how to have fun, Best All Round . . . Ann Whitchurch. 96 MUST LIKELY TU SUIIIIEEII PAT FLANAGAN Enthusiastic and deterrnined-Presb dent of the Student Body. Love of the outdoors and bright sunlight! Stu- dious-Chaplain of Phi Theta Kappa, Who's Who Among Students in Ameri- can Junior Colleges. Happy is she in Kappa Chi! Holds great pride in her God's Country. Sensitive-yet frank -perceptive. . . Well read and up to date. Planning for the future as she lives the present-making the most of her fine abilities. Most Likely to Suc- ceed. . . Pat Flanagan. 97 MUST UHIEIN!-ll. LIVI MULLEN Drawing, painting, dancing and talking from 7 A.lVL until the wee hours of the morn-Always on the run, Always up for fun-even on campusment. Art Editor for the Sea Gull and The Book. Telephone! Does anyone want a date?', The long and short of it from hair to clothes. . . Best Dressed. A dia- mond on her left hand-TQF. Who is that girl Who's never sad? A southerner from the hills of Tennessee, Livi Mullen. . . Most Original. 98 FHIENDLIEST AMY STRONG A unique person. . . small town girl. Full of southern charm, Shining blonde hair-intense blue eyes. Willingness to give. Tammy Howl Editor, Delta Chi Sigma, Representative: Student Gov- ernment, Vice President of Class. Per- sonal Spark: May Queen, Fashion show model. Lover of action-Suntan oil-diet-weekends away. Spirit of a tiger. . . Friendliest-Amy Strong. 99 WITTIEST KATE SPARKS Septemberg California Dreamin' Times have changed to Washington Square. . . Always where the action is: Laughing, Dancing, Screaming. A pair of tattered flip-flops, bubble baths. An itsy-bitsy orange bikini. Carol Burnett's look-a-like. Up to tricks and kicks, Thoughts of wedding-bells, An irresis- table sense of humor. A sensitive, understanding friend. A unique person- Gulf Park's Wittiest. . . Kate Sparks. IOO MUST T!-KLENTEIJ SALLY SOCKWELL Broadway claims such personalities as Ethel Merman, Julie Andrews, and Barbara Streisand, Gulf Park its own Funny Girl -Sally Sockwell. A tal- ent for almost everything. A glowing smile, a lilting laugh. A true Roman- ticist, A delight in knowning and trying. Idols, aspirations, and ambitions. Al- xvays ready to express to enjoy, and to be enjoyed. Unmatched in her en- thusiasm and love for life. A presence very much felt. IOI L-IL r1r1r1r P1 BJLJLILJLJ r1r1r1r1r1 sasabasasa 7171917979 LJLJLJLJLJ r1r1r1r1r1 Lasasasasa r1r1r1r1r1 LJLJLJLJGJ f1PWf1f5r' 5JLJLJ5J5: r1f1Y1fq' LJLJLJL Fifi!!! ILJLJ TPHP lip! ll'1 IIIJ ll'1 Ibnlh lf'1 IL-J I P 1 ilffx JDJ ll ififlf JLJGJSI ifififi Jlnl 1l'1 Jlnl 1l'U Jlnl 1l'1 Jlpd 1l'1 Jlnd P'!P JI-J 1l'1 Jsasabli' li'-'1f :L-l5 J lf r1 qr..:v ggdbliahar: l '1r:s: 'LJ:::::1P' lf' L.lL: Lllhliha 1 :r1r1f::::J asJP ,rnr' 1r1 :,,asJ 1uJ r,,ar' 1f1r' JLJLJL L - 'J::r'1l 1 1'.:LllLJl'J:: ::1r '::L ab4 ': 1f1 :EJ Jl'::l1f1 qf ah4':L -lf JDJ' ff! f auJi4 -1F ' 45J5J il! EIIIIIK -vfif' 15453 yfQr: .1bJi, ,,p1F1 45450 -gfifx 5 J::fl' HW' y4f:: 5 Jf. WELL 'Q-MZ' ,. 2 .2 A E L f gg ,A ' gag! fy ,r if 'fxfivggiw V422 'ffegf fr MUST VEHSATILE MARY FRANKLIN A contagious smile . . . twinkling brown eyes. An interest in every direction- Student Government Representative, President of Sigma Psi, Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges, May Court. Understanding for all. Loyalty for Nashville and the Grand Ole' Opry. A friendship of hon- esty and sincerity. . . Always there when needed. A spark of enthusiasm: Mary Franklin. . . Most Versatile. 107. MUST INTELLEETU!-lL LEE CALDWELL An exceptional leader and always de- pendable. Phi Theta Kappa Presidentf- doughnuts every Sunday morning. Ro- mance Language Club President, Phil- harmonic Club, Dance League-in- spired by her love of the arts. Active Glee Club member. . . and without her. . . no sextet. French and History. . . her double major. Likes to have good times-but responsible when necessary. Learns and applies her knowledge in all situations. Her home is Augusta but her heart is in Athens. Most Intel- lectual. . . Lee Caldwell. i L IO MUST DEPENDABLE LINDA WILLS A determination to achieve in all she does. Always involved in something. Usually several things. Sea Gull Editor. Vice President of Phi Theta Kappa, Class Ofilcer, May Court, Fashion show model, From the Blue Grass Country. . . A true Kentucky lady. Forever calorie counting. A born perfectionist. A seri- ous student. Willing to attempt any- thing-And likely to succeed. Gulf Park's Most Dependable. . . Linda Wills. 104 MUST ATHLETIC SUZANNE SIMPSON Thoughts of fun or sun-Suzanne Simpson, Ft. Lauderdale, Panama Beach, Gulf Park, Soaking up the rays and enjoying it. Simp -All around girl: President of Athletic Association, Sophomore class Sergeant-at-Arms. In- spires girls to take part in sports. Shows enjoyment in all competition An accomplished athlete, Leader in volleyball, bowling, tennis, swimming, scuba diving, basketball, and pro ping- pong player. ls there anything she can't do? Fine sense of sportsmanship, Play- ing for fun or sorority competition. A warm smile. . . contagious, Sign of friendship to all she meets. Suzanne Simpson. . . Most Athletic. 7 IO GULF P!lHIi'S BEST DHESSEIJ Left to Right: Emily Moore, Henriette Calderon, Livi Mullen, Pattye Smith, Lonnie Rogers. fff ' in , Nl' Participating in Glamour Magazine? contest to find the ten best-dressed girls on American College Campuses, Gulf Park chose five girls as the school's semi-finalists. From the five W 0 girls, Lonnie Rogers was chosen to represent the college as exemplifying high standards of fashion, grooming, and poise. Lonnie Rogers, Gulf Park's Best- dressed Girl. 106 UUTSTANIJINE FHESHMAN PHYLLIS GARNER Quite a girl! The Freshman Class Vice President. An energetic gal-always on the go. Aquettes, Delta Chi, May Court, Knows everyone on campus, Always something nice to say. Poised, Courte- ous, Thoughtful, Forever smiling. . . Outstanding Freshman: Phyllis Garner. IO f-. :W Kathy Grady Elizabeth Gilmer Virginia Straubel Teresa Fleming CAMPUS FAVIJHITES ff' E?- we Deborah O'Danie1 10 8 'Q Q7 'X 'Cf'7' Jenny Hamilton Kitty Jordan Conme Shaver Carolyn Kirby 'D 'IH In , 1 Q!! Suzanne Scott Carol Sheets IO I r 5 - . S W a W-1 -QM . i , ., My v,,,, V X Y .. . V 2 mf 9'-A A -, ffff- f' 2, .,........--- - i .y i v '7 ' V j E A , A V , f W .. ...N -' mg U . ff-g ,sms- i ' ' Charlotte Grist. Linda Wills. Pat Flanagan. WHITE WHU AMUNE STUDENTS IN AMEHIIII-lN JUNIIIH DULLEEES Gulf Park was again this year invited to participate in VVho's VVho Among Students In American Junior Colleges. Nominations were made by an ollicially des- ignated committee composed of members of the faculty, administration, student body, and residence hall counselors. These girls are second year students who meet qualifications of scholarship, citizenship, participation and leadership in academic and extracurricular activities, and general promise of future usefulness to business and society. Lee Ann Caldwell. Mary Franklin. A, . . .- , -I-, ovovf 1' C65 5 'X 7 v - .1 - , .- - AA if lo 1 Zz A . - ,h 98 1 4 993' 7 xi 2 FY MZ f iw i Axz A CMF DQR A ,,... BY-mf Y M9 21 if 2 I 1 I 1 'Q l. PANHELLENIE IIUUNIIIL Composed of the President and Vice-Presi- dent from each of the six sororities, the Pan- hellenic Council met to discuss and organize the various projects which took place through- -- out the fun-filled year of 1967-68, Under the direction of Mrs. Mabel Burg, the Council was 'K' quite active and accomplished much in both ask competition and sisterhood. VL i 2 -ff!! Panhellenic Oflicers-Ann Whitchurch, Secretaryg Linda Livingston, President. Panhellenic Council-Standing: Ann Whitchurch, Sue Ellen Brandon, Suzie Carlton, Linda Livingston, Eliz- abeth Gilmer, Lucy Carol Johnson, Sally Happer. Kneeling: Vicki Cousins, Cheri McKee, Mary Franklin, Cynthia Hayes, Carole Ward. Mm I Q, QAKX will-Bbw ly . ,E , AXLXX, -5 BY s II1 6' 4f0,97i if I u X ASHHW x ll C Zi. 75-4- OWVI ff I . A . I Zi i 1 . 'r 1 D 'NX rg 41 ! Qx 4 1 ' 'il' F, Q .. Jig Iggy W Delta Alpha hippies in their presentation, Flower Power 77. President Carole Ward proudly accepts the '-ohm, 1967-68 Attic Antics trophy for Kappa Chi ' E from President Sadler. l 2 Ax Q it Q Rat Day found the pledges on their tradi- tional walk around the fountain. VX-'ff President of Delta Alpha. 1' 113 President Sadler presents the volleyball trophy to Sam Brandon, I i I t i I -HUM if X MX if .. Vt . A 'I i . I ,L X 9 ' T N75 6 ' f .,., ww- Take a trip with Delta Chi! The year of 1967-68 topped all previous years for Gulf Park sorority excellence as the six sisterhoods became the center of social and athletic activity. The members competed in sports, Attic Antics, Sing-Song and scholastics for the sorority-of-the-year trophy. All in all, it was indeed a most successful year. ,f Bourbon Street with Sigma Psi. 4 A' x if 5 Q' S Q fssrv, AAP: M -,W-in if it it . X - T -if' A2 . ,M r A X A mth. L, V 1.4 by -- .iff M .. p Lf, L9 . Formal initiation and a pledge of sisterhood. .. 'C Y L ff' 5' X , ' A i mv' ' Y I ,, . y . Ei Have mercy on me! il f L 'ww Jn . , ,mf ..,-f+f ':' 'Fl S .N lu ln. 114 11 1 ti - 5 s sn - I Q4-, . .gl X If L ' 'D .4 ' 1' I R Nm' .1 4 S I EY. r ' f N K IL, 1 X N.-1 x X. lr I N .52 -l':':5 'F?' EG' 'C ' ll , 1 . x , J F l X, . ,A lj . . . L, ji i w. 4 ' 'i 'fn , il: It 'f ' '-le fty ' N ia. A X I J 'Q -.'o ',f..,4 ' F' 'wg .-1 its 4 1 l . -1 tX,, wif- is -.i ,fx - Oh we are the girls of Kappa who surround you here to- night. M.L.-Hostess with the mostest. Gamma Psi in paradise. ,. , .. -M- v iv X N 1,11 I 4 rf' i li. .. X 3. 435 J w A1'f'2- - -'-. J'-P Il Haverft I seen you somewhere before? Delta A1pha's first place volleyball team. X' p fig' -f fa- .. gf. ' ..?,,l,.. V1 ff 1' ,I - I J 14.14, M , ,. 7 , 1 1 1, A Q, ' F, , 'A L - ' , 1 1 I ,!.l iff!! A 1 X 1 , J A 1 , 4 S 1, ' 7 ' A ff 1 ' . f f! 1 4 . 1 1 1 , A i ' 1 , , , Q ' 1' f ' 4 . Q C , 5 i , Y'-N24 f 1 . I 9 ,' 1. ' Ilfif 11,15 H .' L DELTA ALPHA SIGMA fsrmysx-N -QF in L g er A 4' 1 1 I i OFFICERS SUE ELLEN BRANDON President SUZIE CARLTON Vice-President KATE SPARKS Secretary LYNN KETZLER Treasurer First Row: Kate Sparks, Jenny Hamilton, Gloria Dahl, Suzie Carlton, Sue Ellen Brandon, Suzanne Simpson, Sherrie Jacobs, Carol Sheets, Lynn Ketzler. Second Rfow: Patricia Waters, Ann Lowrey, Mike Reinike, Brenda Clark, Donna Partain. Third Row: Brenda Conley, Frances Woody, Annabelle McGuffey, Cynthia Douglas, Nancilu Dennis, Betty Eyles, Kathy Murphy, Karolyn Bayley, Connie Jackson, Jan Davis, Judy Berns, Pa- tricia Schrader, Berta Sours. Fourth Row: Maere Chandler, Stephanie Wilson, Kathleen Keiter, Gail Wilhite, Sandra Self, Pam Mosier, Lila Porter, Jill Fulenwider, Sharon Greene, Alex Buschman, Candy Head, Elizabeth Holman, Dina Willis. ray-, Q Q.-J TM f I ,..f--J 116 1' I ,J , S: i If ll ,, ,gas-..a 'sqm -I -jikljk X, ., 1 -4 -Q ' ' -3- i. - ' t ,sf ' s . QL'.1.f,fi' --., 'E N ,W ' ' U .zfrfwi em l -- M' ' X Wig' Wt?-Ulf-e-Zz-K,' ,534 2'5?l' ' A Qr?:lr:w'5f2iei is 3 3' The team came out of the huddle to take a first place in volleyball. Delta Alpha has been identified continously with the hippie theme . Known for its athletic members, it has taken first place in volleyball and bowling. President Sam Brandon led the Delta Alphas in an unforgettable year. Upon winning a first place, Delta Alpha shows much en- thusiasm. i 'Tm a little ummmm, Delta Alpha rat. The ties of sisterhood. DELTA EHI SIGMA OFFICERS LINDA LIVINGSTON President LUCY JOHNSON Vice-President SALLY SOCKWELL Secretary AMY STRONG Treasurer First Row: Sally Tucker, Charlotte Grist, Wendy Whitney, Amy Strong, Sally Sockwell, Lucy Johnson, Linda Livingston, Pam Podger, Carol Mclnnis, Connie Shaver, Betty Feild. Second Row: Phyllis Garner, Julia Davis, Meg Gaffey, Ann Mohler, Lenora Elder, Linda McDaniel, Rita Reynolds, Diane Stewart, Debbie Harmon, Third Row: Lynn Martin, Rosalyn Ezell, Judy Gilmour, Carol Pylant, Becky Fritz, Mary Lee Kolb, Nancy Johnson, Jacquelyn Ezell, Leize Weldon, Teresa Inge. Fourth Row: Janet Radebaugh, Mary Filson, Brenda Pierce, Susan Paris, Jan Waltman, Ruth Hodges, Marilyn Blaske, Susan J affe, Pam Olheiser, Dotty Wright, Mary Lang. 118 During rush the actives were ready to share their Delta Chi spirit with the rushees. Delta Chi, known for its spirit and versa- tility, enjoyed a successful and enthusiatic year placing second in Attic Antics. With never- failing stamina and determination, Delta Chi formed an ever-loyal, everlasting sisterhood, making a reality the words of their pep song, What would we do without a Delta Chi? L Y -v ze' .u lr 9 , '-Zin .-if - - ??:AI3Q.u . ia D., -' '4C9Qn.'C,, Rat day found the freshmen pledges in rigor mortis. Members enjoying the warmth of Delta Chi's sisterhood at a cookout. Delta Chi won 2nd place in Attic Antics for their presentation of Columbo. -N Q N .Y AJ 1, 19. it 23 l . '-'iii 1- 1 'Y , S 0-.J-' N! X.-44' R.. S N f 3 1 x tx W' M, l. l GAMMA PSI OFFICERS SALLY HAPPER President CHERI MCKEE Vice-President NANCY BGWMAN Secretary KAREN WILSON Treasurer First Row: Karen Wilson, Ginny Straubel, Gwen Fleming, Nancy Bowman, Sally Happer, Cheri McKee, Cathy Collins, Eve Bower. Second Row: Betsy Lirnberg, Ardis Kohlmeier, Martha Russell, Jean Meisenheimer, Paula Grant, Betsy Barrett, Mary Connor, Germaine Schanzmeyer, Amy Evans, Lee Ann Bailey. Third Row: Peggy North, Marilou Beaver, Mary Schlise, Mar- lain'Weisl, Teresa Fenn, Barbara Beneke, Debbie Bern, Jeanie Rhoades, Sara Appleton, Katie Gaskins. Fourth Row: Melody Simpson, Sharon Canulette, Susan Peter, Kathy Hagemeyer, Joy Dunn, Linda Haffner, Sherry Ridley, Mollis Jones, Debbie Rankin, Dell D'eLee. Ps:-Ae , Eff f , Ai an X W ,I A 5 gl xi - A' , 'NX '7 gf - X a , , g -2 xy it i N fl P by s,, -f - S . -f1' . jggli S S -M' A 'l 120 V i , if u w 1 - U -' , - LJ J Aloha rushees. Yuk it up, pledges! 7' f A x Throughout the year, Gamma Psi members S kept the same elements of pep and determina- tion. Among the many outstanding events of the year was the party at the Pizza Inn. The sorority took second place in the volleyball tournament. It was a successful year for the Gammas-the sorority known for its hard Working members. Days of our Lives, presented by the Gammas, was a humorous success. ,AIA mill NB VM Beaming Gamma Psis placed second in volle ' 1 yll HAPPA IIHI OFFICERS CAROLE WARD President ELIZABETH GILMER Vice-President DEBBIE COE Secretary NORMA WING Treasurer First Row: Debbie Davis, Peggy Bayless, Carmen Phelps, Kitty Jordan, Mary Lou Doolin, Judy Groseclose, Norma Wing, Carole Ward, Elizabeth Gilmer, Debbie Coe, Lonnie Rogers, Linda Wills, Florence Essen, Pat Flanagan. Second Row: Susan Heitmeyer, Beth Grayson, Cindy Ingram, Debbie Teague, Becky Miller, Joy Crosthwait, Mina Malone, Susan Cleveland, Su- zanna Pye, Ana Maria Salaverria. Third Row: Karen Doyle, Karen Smith, Jane Davis, Marcia Burnham, Vicki Eshelman, Betty Keenan, Dotty Drane, Henriette Calderon, Irene Papini, Nancy Carson, Bette Norwood, Lynda Matthews, Fourth Row: Amy Whitehead, Penny Koenig, Ginger Dodd, Margo Foster, Joan Dawson, Sue Stephens, Pris Brooks, Sue Shelly, Stephanie Colby. 'Q i 5 ,V t 'S 17.2 H.1na.s...........-a , W , The Kappas in for a swim on Rat Day. Kappa Chi greeted its rushees with a trip to the land of Oz and then swung into Attic Antics with 4'Peanuts on the Half Shell meriting a first place. The Kappas will look back into the year '68 and remember loyalty and devotion that made the sorority loved by its members. 4 Second place in bowling went to these smiling Kappas. ON THE ..-.9-, f Charlie Brown and the Kappa Chis win the baseball game and cinch first place in Attic Antics, No one can do the Bugaloo like I do! says Freda Coe. SIGMA PSI IUTA OFFICERS MARY FRANKLIN President CYNTHIA HAYES Vice-President JERRY ANN AYCOCK Secretary CHARLOTTE MOGRE Treasurer First Row: Carolyn Kirby, Charlotte Moore, Julie Frazier, Jerry Ann Aycock, Pattye Smith, Cynthia Hayes, Mary Frank- lin, Susan Thomas, Ginger Woodside, Kathy DeBord, Teresa Fleming, Kathy Grady. Second Row: Linda Samis, Kay Reding, Jenny Curtis, Karla Gast, Emily Moore, Sandra Turner, Susan Allen, Carolyn Staples, Alice Torrance, Valda Richmond, Karen Moore, Betty Hildebrand, Connie Ware. Third Row: Deborah OlDaniel, Harriet Boatwright, Dianne Clark, Charlene Perdue. Fourth ROW: Lou Morgan, Sandy Lauricella, Ann Whalen, Sandra Boone, Janice Weibel, Shirley Petree, Mulfet Triggs, Jeannette Davidson, Debbie Franklin, Patsy Summers, Candy Dennard, Luci Little, Jo Ann Welman, Debbie Greenwell. 114 1 1 I 1 L 3-gkww The fountain has never I 'Vw looked better. si, AIR RAID! Sigma Psi welcomed their rushees with a New Orleans atmosphere for their rush party. During Attic Antics they kept the audience entertained with a Movie House theme. Though always fighting to win, Sigma Psis first concern was the happiness of its members. Relaxed sisters at a sorority slumber party. I wish I could shimmy like my sister Kate -Sigma Psis theme for Attic Antics. Llil Wilt HUUEI - ui Q, THETA ALPHA OFFICERS ANN WHITCHURCH President VICKI COUSINS Vice-President HELEN TURNER Secretary CISSY OURSO Treasurer First Row: Elizabeth Smallman, Cheryl Amyx, Cissy Ourso, Vicki Cousins, Ann Whitchurch, Helen Turner, Livi Mullen, Sally Rhyne. Second Row: Donna Thompson, Susan McDa.niel, Eleanor Highbaugh, Ann Nichols, Lee Ann Carter, Polly Lister, Carol Craven, Sue Rucker, Ellen Marks. Third Row: Cindy Knowles, Cheryl Wilmoth, Sandra Meen, Robilen Miller, Karen Kelly, Joan Redmon, Becky Russell, Mary Becker, Cindy Our- so, Suzanne Scott. Fourth Row: Suzanne Lybarger, Eleanor Stowe, Polly Ritter, Paulette Powers, Diane Retz, Carolyn Hyatt, Carla Carter, Martha Jernberg, Barbara Sumerlin, Me- lissa Moss, Kathi Abrahamson. P11 ff f 'T' A3 71 K5 x 4 2 ft ', ffl 42' X -qv W- 'J 116 . These attractive pledges are ready for anything and stand the test. The red and white spirit of Theta Alpha guided them successfully through the year with a third place in bowling and Attic Antics. Theta Alpha exhibited the close-knit loyalty and devotion that make the sorority loved by its members and an asset to the campus. 5' Bowling brought Theta Alpha third place. Theats greet awaiting rushees for their smoker party Third place Theta Alpha hops to their theme, In Spring the Eastern Bunny's Fancy Turns to Thoughts of .... V ses. ATHLETIC ASSUEI!-lTlUN This organization, composed of athletic rep- resentatives frorn all sororities, helps in plan- ning intramural sports. All sports and activities revolve around this club. Kathy Collins, Julie Frazier, Cheryl Amyx, Sherrie Jacobs, Connie Shaver. As usual-Shaver on top in athletics! . ,, , Gulf Park volleyball Team-First ROW: Connie Shaver, Cathy Collins, Stephanie Wilson, Betty Eyles. Second Row: Suzanne Simpson, Debbie Harmon. Top: Sherrie Jacobsj 'S Q. rw- X, Anyone for tennis? Rough and Ready! A close F game in action. ms: 1 F 1 V . ! K i X . L, , M, .X -, -,'- ., V: Z4 0 , Poise plus. Sun and no surf. Things can't be that bad, can they? If he doesn't call in five more minutes, then 130 f. ffl? Hifi lies 'P , ,fb 'g .-I - 1 5 i . f Q rw E, Q- I1-53 is Either that is a pretty good disguise or there's a man on the hall! A .95 .5 ws Wh it to law Rza tio '45 +61 G1 -,Ig-Z I fi 577' 6 X Q Xi N W was YN 5 gr fy 5' h In ' lg ii 1.11, A I ' '- ' . nf- - 'Aff STUDENT EIJVERNN ENT PM The student governing body is active in most phases ,N of campus life. The Student Government's function is to consider suggestions affecting student life and to make recommendations to the Advisory Committee, as well as interpreting to the student body the opinions and recommendations of the Administration. The Stu- dent Government strives to promote unity and good citizenship on and off campus and to enforce school regulations. As the main representative of the student body, it sponsored many activities throughout the year includ- ing two stop days for relaxation, a surprise Christmas party for all students, the annual Christmas tea, a Christmas dance, and Dead Week. They also sent representatives to MIC at Delta State and Mississippi State and to SUSGA in the spring. Mrs. Lois Ferrell, Dean of Students, is their advisor. 1+ Pat Flanagan Left to Right: Teresa Fleming, Charlotte Grist, Marcia Futch, President Cynthia Douglas, Phyllis Garner, Jacquelyn Eze-ll, Pat Flana- gan, Mary Franklin, Maere Chandler. .lwhu-,,,,,,,.,.....-s--'f 137. ei? IQ x f ,,a. is 'N D x 'sxl vii ,.. 1 l vwtw X i .4 - fbi? .4 41,3-p, I I li 1 'S WS- Charlotte Grist ponders over the demerit list. Nancy Butz, Mrs, Mullins, Charlotte Grist, Cissy Ourso, Kate Sparks. JUDIIIIX-lHY Bllllllll The Judiciary Board, under the leadership of Char- lotte Grist, was composed of the Presidents of each dormitory with the help of Mrs. Mullins. a Residence Hall Counselor. The Board hears individual appeals regarding infractions of minor rules and helps each student understand and assume her responsibilities. 133 1 fff W . df W First Row: Pat Flanagan, Alice Smith, Elizabeth Gil- mer, Lee Caldwell, Linda Wills, Carole Ward, Sue El- len Brandon, Charlotte Grist, Teresa Fleming. Second Row: Dora Hill, Julie Parks, Janice Weibel, Suzanne Ofhcers: Carole Ward, Secretaryg Lee Caldwell, Presi- dent, Linda Wills, Vice President, Sue Ellen Brandon, Treasurer. ff f .,f, wtf -wMW1M - A , , W7 I Scott, Julie Jones, Shirley Petree, Mrs. Lampkin, Julia Davis, Mary Ann Becker,,Carol Mclnnis, Ginny Strau- bel, Germaine Schanzmeyer, Betsy Barrett. PHI THET!-l KAPPA It was an active year for the Alpha Theta Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, the national honorary fraternity for junior colleges. Stu- dents were elected to Phi Theta Kappa on the basis of outstanding scholastic achievement and fine personal qualities. Activities included doughnut sales on Sunday mornings, Faculty Appreciation Week, and participation in the state and national conventions. S . v ff. ' , ,:'f' ' , 4 ,. A , , t aa i ,awhile M 1 sh ga 4 WA A M.. .. . -- ...... .. , . , NU W i ,yn fy Hwy, vw my , ' - A rf, '. ., +f1,,, --'Wi J,1g,'?i, A I, ,: ,few - Q W' pgs , z ...V ,, :A Viv . g51gd,.nf?g .R W uh ,. 1 , ' - Y , .f 1'xi0 'r.i 1g 2 , f . .fi ' L ' A1 Fw, ' 1 A I. g,J..,-xg-, ,, I f 'i ' X' 1.73,-.gi,!z'Qf,Q1' Lex, , .,,- A V Left to Right: Sally Happer, Amy Strong, Pam Podger, Carole Ward, Carlee Breck, Livi Mullen, Linda Wills Pat Flanagan, Linda Livingston, Sally Sockwell, Sue' STUDENT ADVISUH5 The Student Advisors have the distinction of being the first group on campus each fall. lts members arrive three or four days early to be ready to greet each new girl and make her feel at home at Gulf Park. The activities are not limited to the begin- ning of the year, however, for they are a welcoming committee and remain busy all year greeting Gulf Park's visitors with a cheery, Welcome to Gulf Park. 49. I ,A F. vo.. ...v-.... t--rd, J v Ellen Brandon, Mary Franklin, Carolyn Kirby, Ginger Woodside, Lee Caldwell, Marcia Futch. A tired. but smiling Student Advisor. E? 25, x A t . ty 6' ,fe Gini LN'-'x -.I-' 1958 SEA BULL Creating a yearbook worthy of the name Sea Gull presented a tremendous challenge. Lights burned late with Weary staff members sorting endless pictures and thinking of clever cap- tions. Hard Work and strong determination re- sulted in the preservation of the best in another year of Gulf Park's history. f Q The business manager sets out on her task of com- ' ' ' pleting the add section. Z The editor ponders over the lay-out. The art editor sits quietly, putting her creative mind to work. Sea Gull Staff Linda Wills Editor A Carolyn Kirby Assistant Editor Norma Wing Business Manager g ssssa e Dora Hill Assistant Business Manager A Livi Mullen Art Editor Linda Livingston Greek Editor Lucy Johnson Assistant Greek Editor Lonnie Rogers Snapshot Editor Jerry Aycock, Cynthia Hayes Class Editors J Nancy Carson, Becky Miller A Sunday afternoon spent in diligent work. The business managers study the Composing a caption. lay-out while Brenda types. STAFF Brenda Clark Suzanne Scott Debbie Coe Kate Sparks Jenny Hamilton Sally Sockxx ell Kathx Grady Sherry Ridley Col Almus Polsgroxe Adxisoi Front Row, Left to Right: Martha Russell, Germaine Left to Right: Deborah ODan1e1 Kathy Grady Lee Schanzmeyer, Helen Turner, Nancy Carson, Polly Rit- Ann Caldwell, Elizabeth Gilmer Cheryl Amyx Cathy ter, Phyllis Garner. Center: Amy Strong. Back Row, Collins, Lucy Johnson, Pam Podger T!-llVIlVIY HUWL Bringing news from every activity on Gulf Park's campus, new and old, is Tammy Howlis main goal. Alumnae information also fills the pages of our magazine to bring news of accom- plishments, weddings, births, and changes of addresses. STAFF Amy Strong Editor Helen Turner Assistant Editor Mrs. Amelia Lumpkin Sponsor Staff: Cheryl Amyx, Lee Ann Caldwell, Nancy Carson, Cathy Collins, Karen Doyle, Phyllis Garner, Elizabeth Gilmer, Kathy Grady, Dora Hill, Lucy Johnson, Julie Jones, Deborah O'Daniel, Pam Podger, Polly Ritter, Martha Russell, Germaine Schanzmeyer, Ginger Wood- side. I With smiles of satisfaction Amy and Helen read through their publication THE TIDES STAFF Elizabeth Gilmer Editor Teresa Fleming Assistant Editor Jenny Hamilton Art Editor Mr. Laurie Drago Faculty Advisor STAFF: Marcia Burnham, Susan Cleveland, Jane Davis, Ginger Dodd, Mary Lou Doolin, Karen Doyle, Beth Grayson, Carolyn Hyatt, Carolyn Kirby, Carol Mclnnis, Melissa Moss, Sue Pope, Becky Russell, Suzanne Scott, Leize Weldon. This year the Tides staff increased the num- ber of publications and helped our newspaper to become a campus mouthpiece. Through the editorials, feature articles, and cartoons, the staff aimed to arouse interest and reflect the feelings of the readers. The staff celebrates a perfect publication. Editor Elizabeth Gilmer and Assistant Editor Teresa Fleming View the Tides with pride, 'La I . -,.- 1 . Shi v M S Elin I JET MASHEHS Castle scene. 5 if al .i 'ff '.,, '.k: f'X I i 'Zi xy? 1 .5 ,, ji, , 5 Yesterday I loved you. N, ev...-vii A genuine princess is exceedingly rare. Make-up crew at work. She swam the moat. 140 Q47 NK The Executive Committee: First Row: Cheri McKee, Mr. Anderson, Sally Sockwell. Second Row: Vicki Cousins, Bette Norwood. Third Row: Helen Turner, Teresa Fleming, Peggy Bayless, Lonnie Rogers, Under the direction of Miss Picking and Mr. Anderson, the members of Jet Maskers experi- enced the excitement connected with the world behind the footlights. They were active in the dramatic arts: music, dance, serious and comic drama. But there were also those working lights, doing scenery, and playing in grease paint. Perfection was executed by Jet Maskers. 141 S-rw 0-, J' 'K U! Ii X, X I 2 rt 5 , lfgt y. r J K. Q.. 1 1 S 1 . li V , A . l 4 L l l 1, at 1 ll if 'E 2 , 3' .Q -1. , . i 2 ' a, 1' A x f i ! L, f v e . Q 'fi - -:Q ff. Flem- Oflicersz Bette Norwood, Vice President: Teresa ing, Treasurer, Sally Soclwvell, Presidentg Cheri Mc- Kee, Secretary. if Q In XXXX XXXX I W IA, -:nalii IAP A s C, W ' SQQK W Y f sf X t ,f K v .5 x t. K' WPI 'Q Swinging!' was the word for the Cabaret theatre. 1 I L f , 2 e-.M--r' 3 'E . , as 5 . f i 2 That's Entertainment. jp V5.2 X 1 A ' , J' f . - . DRAMA rsss's1e+v ft'iSt.3'f1 3 i Places! Curtain going up! First, Bore IV featured old-fashioned Hicks in our smoke filled Cabaret threatre. Next Jean Girdouxls The Enchanted introduced our audiences to performances on a thrust stage. A zest filled Once Upon a Mattress brought the talents of the drama, music, and dance departments together for the musical comedy event of the year. Into the round came Eugene O,Neil's Ah Wilderness to provide a touch of young romance for the end of the year. Curtain going up! One acts! Convocation programs! Chamber theatre! Curtain going up! ACTION in the Speech and Drama Depart- ment. E Box ofhce now open for business. A ghost appear-1: Mata Hari-straight off the silent screen and into the speech workshop for Bore IV. 45 -1 J. Q nn. :V P D ,f , AP, ' - -2 'wvfnq-'7.W9--v ' X Are there really ghosts?-scene from The Enchanted. Chamber theater. 9 Q R G HAIJIII IILUB In February the members of Jet Maskers interested in Radio Production went to work. There followed busy weeks of learning radio techniques, auditions, programing, writing con- tinuity, rehearsing, and performing. The end result-twelve fifteen minute radio programs and three half-hour specials over the local radio stations. Technicians Appleton and Davidson . . . on cue for Quiet! We're taping a show! the signature! x.......Ag,,, .-.-'Jil This is Brenda Clark, Joni Lawson and Bette Nor- wood inviting you to join us in a discussion of . . . 144 I I v 'a e 41 1lr.'.'g, .8 L is F f- 'wff N . - i , 'n 5, , , .. Q ,gf ff' , .' i . ' , X -4 C' '. , f- t , 'R R . g- , A, :Ln , ij, lax 5 .Y X' aj' 'X x ' X 2 X 'tif 'I Left to Right: Dina Willis, Francis Woody, Julie Jones, Jaffe, Becky Miller. Third Row: Judy BGITIS. Jeflfly Miss Wilkinson, Sponsor. Second Row: Livi Mullen, Kate Sparks, Suzanne Simpson, Lonnie Rogers, Susan SAMUVAH IILUB The Samovar Club, the art club of Gulf Park College, has had many exciting experiences this year. The main event 'this year'was the art fair held in March in which paintings and Hamilton, Leize Weldon, Connie Shaver, Ginny Strau- bel, all art Work done by Gulf Park's talented art students were sold to lucky buyers from Gulf Park as well as to residents of Gulfport, Pass Christian and Biloxi. JR Fit' e - , .Elf V ' 6- ' J V J I Q I 3 Us f I 1 I -rl I 225' Suzanne Simpson, Sergeant at Arms, Connie Shaver, Secretary: Kate Sparks, Vice President: Jenny Hamil- ton, President. 5 145 sf' c BIT AND SPUH CLUB FiI'St Row: Sally SOCPIWEU. Dotty DTE-IHS, Margo FUS- Fleming, Brenda Pierce, Cindy Ingram, Sandie Meen ter, Debbie Teague. Second Row: Cheri McKee, Gwen Becky Miller. Q x 5 W.. V 4 . S+----..,..N, A s A horse is a horse. Of course of course. See-S99 Rider- 146 Hemby, Maere Chandler, Melody Simpson, Vicki Eshel- man, Teresa Inge, Eleanor Highbaugh. the National Horseman magazine. Participation in several horse shows brought trophies to the Gulf Park campus. Left to Right: Cheri McKee, Secretary: Sally Sockwell, Treasurerg Kitty Jordan, Vice Presidentg Suzie Carlton, Historian, Gwen Fleming, President. 147 PHYSICAL EIIUEATIUN IILUB If nothing else, we have height The Physical Education Club, composed of athletics. Along with teaching at a nearby ele- physical education majors and anyone inter- mentary school on their free time, they offici- ested in sports, was active in all facets of ated at all athletic events on campus. Lynn Ketzler, Cathy Collins, Connie Shaver, Sherrie Jacobs, Suzanne Simp- son, Suzie Carlton, Lucy Johnson, Fran- cis Woody. l1 Hula hoops in style again?! DANCE LEAGUE Under the direction of Miss Robin Johnson, the Gulf Park Dance League is an active orga- nization on campus. The league participates in various dramatic productions and also in neigh- First Row: Ginger Dodd, Cynthia Hayes, Livi Mullen. Diane Stewart. Second Row: Nancy Bowman, Kitty K . NN iv ', 'l -f ll ,. Charlotte Moore, Treasurer: Nancy Bowman. Secre- tarvg Cynthia Hayes, Vice President: Jerry Aycock. President. boring towns as special entertainment. The group takes trips to Mobile and New Orleans but is most active in May, when the spring dance recital is presented. Jordan, Pam Olheiser, Jerry Aycock, Third ROW: Sn- san Allen, Carol Mclnnis. Pattye Smith. 1 , , 4 , A MW ., ,,,r,,A W W ' Q ., ,: l l -,,-151: 'T:'j-'ff ii N-Q15 1 T T ga' t 'W w 'ff' igmmixx .t.'.i vi! 'l I 'ff !U!:f..',,' .V N i 'ff'-i, f f f ffi V' ,fwffffff 9 , . ss ' ' 1 ' i ' , , S 14 as ELEE CLUB Under the fine direction of Mr. Jimmie Capel and accompanist, Mr. Don Christmas, the Gulf Park College Glee Club has given numerous performances both on and off campus. At the Christmas concert the Glee Club and Front Row, Left to Right: Mr. Don Christmas, Livi Mullen, Cheri McKee, Alice Smith, Charlene Perdue, Brenda Conley, Polly Ritter, Jeanie Rhoades, Susan Heitmeyer, Mr. Jimmie Capel. Second Row: Nancy Johnson, Ardis Kohlmeier, Sally Tucker, Karen Wil- son, Carolyn Hyatt, Sally Sockwell, Bette Norwood, the Keesler Male Chorus presented the King David. In the spring the Glee Club made a tour singing along the coast. Muffet Triggs, Carla Carter, Cindy Knowles, Helen Turner. Third Row: Mollis Jones. Joanie Redmon, Donna Thompson, Patti Schrader, Kathy Hagemeyer, Carol Craven, Carolyn Staples, Alice Torrence, Suzie Carlton, Joy Dunn, Becky Fritz, Dell DeLee, Connie Jackson. Livi Mullen, Presidentg Cheri McKee, Vice Presidentg Sally Sockwell, Secre- tary, Dell DeLee, Librarian. 150 f Cheri McKee, Presidentg Peggy Bayless, Vice President: Muffet Triggs, Secretary- Treasurerg Bette Norwood, Historian. I Ill P' I' Ill, surW'U nun M-il 1 -1111-I' :lim 1 i. ' 9'o'n Q , ,A 1 I .f.'.4Q I I n lg' Bfflnl ll' .ll 5' U in Ill aullf' Il ' First Row, Left to Right: Donna Thompson, Muffet Carolyn Staples, Gwen Flemini, Peggy Bayless, Cheri Triggs, Bette Norwood, Helen Turner. Second Row: McKee, Sally Sockwell, Joy Dunn, Jeanie Rhoades, The girls of the Philharmonic Club, under the leadership of Mr. Don Christmas and Mr. Jimmie Capel, strived to increase understand- ing and enjoyment of music by listening to music and through learning the correlation between music and the other arts. Encouraging attendance at cultural events, the club urged its members to attend musical programs on the campus, on the Coast, and in New Orleans. The Art Editors: Jenny Hamilton, Dora Hill, Livi Mullen, Diane Hemby. THE Bllllli A combination of both literary and artistic talent, The Book was Written solely by the students. The variety of writings demonstrated 157. First Row: Piji White, Livi Mullen, Dora Hill, Ruth Hodges, Col. Polsgrove, Miss Helton, Mr. Shafer. Sec- ond Row: Diane Hemby, Jenny Hamilton, Suzie Carl- ton, Mrs. Canterbury, Patricia Schrader, Jan Waltman. the intellectual and creative ability of Gulf Park. I I H 6 Yi' ls, President Lee Caldwell dreams of a handsome French- man. HUM!-WEE LANGUAGE CLUB This club was composed of members from the French and Spanish Clubs under the guid- ance of Mrs. Ambler and Mr. Tillman. They strived to attain knowledge of the culture and customs of these countries, hoping that some- day they could visit them. First Row: Betsy Barrett, Marcia Futch, Beth Grayson, Susan Allen, Marcia Burnham, Vicki Eshelman. Mar- tha Russell, Deborah O'Daniel. Second Row: Nora X 'T-ff ' fm writ - 1 iff' Pi Parlez-vous francais? I Rexach, Irene Papini, Eleanor Stowe, Diane Stewart, Sally Happer, Marilou Beaver, Sandra Turner. Karen Kelley. i Busy fingers at work. First Row: Julia Davis Valda Richmond Mary Connor Cynthia Puckett Sandy Lauricella Helen Turner Lynda Matthews Betty Eyles Second Row: Susan Allen Vicki Cousins Polly Ritter Phyllis Garner Mary Ann Becker. SECRET!-lHI!lL SIIIENIIE CLUB The Secretarial Science Club, composed of girls interested in typing, shorthand, account- ing, filing, merchandising, and data processing, has been very active on campus this year. The February fashion show based on Blow Up highlighted the year. Another big event for the club was the annual student directory they published. Accenting the year were coke par- ties and a watermelon fest in May. Polly Ritter, Secretaryg Helen Turner, Presidentg Cynthia Puckett, Vice President. i I I 5 2 is 6 F!-XSHIIJ HE IEW r,k I if-f e 11: - , . 'fv 3 . if s -X s.-- ft 1' , - vjf-L. .155 ' Siu fvxvf, 15, nib. . . 1, LN. a V , 1, . it ' 1 ' in fa .1 ,- '.' 7 ': . .5 I ,ex MLA i 19.91. ,1 1 1 c I gated: 4- -5 ' we Pattye Smith looks ravishing in her evening attire. 155 f'3 Carla Carter sports the new look. Deborah O'Danie1 looks chic in her semble. n F L fl 1 .' 4, fd X A X., afternoon en- -'f,x ? 'N . ' J: K , j' L 'g if ' ,Q . ' 7? 5 I f 3 'firi - -44 -- . ,und -a. ,K 3 5 5 : 3 I 'Q 1, i 5 I is X -A lp 7 ,f if-1 1 Q 11 I is - at B e i 1 ll Ii!! 4 7' f Sally Happer, in her hostess gown, is ready to greet her guests. Pam Podger, ready for a day of shopping, models a lovely suit. 'Q-X. ' 5 Germaine Schanzmeyer toasts the New Year! 4 4 1 156 3 S First Row: Penny Koenig, Suzanne Simpson, Connie Shaver, Kate Sparks, Eleanor Highbaugh, Mary Lou Doolin. Second Row: Mrs. Cater, Sue Shelly, Candy Head, Cindy Ingram, Betty Field, Cissy Ourso, Deb- bie Coe, Lonnie Rogers, Pam Podger, Judy Groseclose, PAIIESETTEHS The Pacesetters, composed of students from the foods and clothing department is supervised by Mrs. Patton and Mrs. Cater. The annual Christmas party, featuring delicacies from the 1 N. Mrs. Patton. Third Row: Jan Davis, Cindy Ourso, Pat- sy Summers, Mary Franklin, Helen Turner, Judy Berns, Paula Grant, Elizabeth Holman, Kathy Grady, Sue Ellen Brandon, Sally Tucker, Alex Buschxnan. Foods Department and decorations from the Clothing Department, reflects the graciousness and practical ability of the club. A s i T ' as Ur' Q1 bs,-XX 1 X 3' Judy Bems, Photographer: Debbie Coe. 1 , Historian, Lonnie Rogers, Treasurer: ' W Helen Turner, Secretary, Kathy Grady. President, Cissy Ourso, Vice President: Eleanor Highbaugh, Second Vice Presi- dent. 157 Ig -1g..f-Q ' ,mi .wwf 351. kg wulsllrmsf, . W ,jg ffv--Jw- fs' A .Dr ' , I S 4 New x... 74' 'T' W... min'-'V' Y ' -I w - W - 'gg ..-, ,,..-.qw-Q, 4' ffl fl ' f -nffwffig, 5 .M '-11 , Q 1, ' ,, 59,41 . ' Q 'S B B 7' 'it' , ,lli ad' v g .Q K .. ,.,N urls -321,7 . 7-in ww -....,f,:.2w- ,,,,.. fl kg -. 'QM .pw if ...-f -sf '7, ,1 ,.. - 1 U, ,nj -. X 4 alffhf' 4.3 1. -.-.r nw- 5g.,,,N fw, M . ' ,E , it , ,no 1' -...J- ' 'Q' . -..-.N N95 Q, -Y 559425 -.Q Q Y v xl, , 53, we c 4-mv H Q. - ez.-,X A x - .mf 'N f f f 'A' 45122 , ,L.,, 410 4' nr, fm Q ' S x' ,sf Nt P' X' 1 4- -4415 ww ,A -1 KQ' .. wa ' . Y' ' ,. 1 , V Q. . . 4143+ Hfgx.. iq v'l,.:'- ' W.: tsfxv QA A '-Sim' WSI K Q: Aw ,X 1 ' , K 'saith X . - 1 -. bi' CNLYWTL jx, XV 0 , if 5 . Nix X N , K ' Yv- y 1 . ' Saw? 'ha if V- E 4 , 'Q --- - , . f Q X . .5 ,B 'g 3QlQQ -Q 1 Kg, f- at vga ' ,ALE - if 'n'A...n..? - - -.. . , H A . . A E mi A bathing beauty. Managing pool activities and learning Water ballet skills were the main objectives for the Aquettes, under the guidance of their Sponsor, Miss Broom. Hours of drilling and timing added to the perfection of the performance of the Aquettes at graduation. First ROW: Pam Olheiser, Lucy Johnson, Marilyn Blaske, Jacquelyn Ezell, Amy Evans, Carol Craven, Ann Nichols, Berta Sours. Second Row: Vicki Eshel- man, Patty Schrader, Stephanie Colby, Carlee Breck, Cathy Collins, Livi Mullen, Charlotte Grist, Karen Kelly, Debbie Greenwell. Phyllis Garner. , . w...,Yx1A, V, 'N 'WM 7 -1r l'i'ff . 5iy U1 ' if 'sf' 4- flxf- T ?-E ' ' l' ' H 1 5- ' 'Z' -. ff: :kiwi xii'--.Q ,, ', f:3k.z4.,1ba -' 1, m . . L , . K . ,. t3l,..,i I in f3...:fA,N , I . W . A . irq .lk . 4,1-It A ,Zim U . , 1 1. 4- 51 I3 HLQWA. , m,,.'..1,. . 1. V4 U -i'- A .L ' ,ti 2 ',:- -? +2 ' W, - A ' i' f :-'fifgito R - ' la., A - 1- ft' 'lglllinul N -H1 N. - A. . . , Jw- T' i 4 ' s ' 'l l r' 5 ,,-.:L 5,5 C lg I ,,,.,g--- f l E 2' K M: a,xL '9 I y Y i , l L. f , I, vi. ,El ll. Iqzmxx lf . 1 wwe t I Q i. Carlee Breck, Secretaryg Cathy Collins, Presidentg Charlotte Grist, Treasurer: Livi Mullen, Vice Presi- dent. W i E M , 9 .1 x f A I 3' elif il si 3' 9 I fj ' C' 1 ' l i ,I e 7 V 5, . L .I ,L , at ju., , a iw A ...--- 5 I' Ve 'Ji I -5 ft, ' p g -Kali ' ' . gc 'ff' ,QL WE MUIIEHN5 Gulf Park's philosophers. Under the leadership of Miss Brock, the members of the We Modems discussed prob- lems that often bewilder college students and strived for understanding in philosophical fields. The thought-provoking topics made this club one of the most interesting group on campus. 8 Q 513. gg 'ft e 1 2 W- Q WY? .3f'f l ' 'ff' .Q M , , d Looking into the future. 160 iilfflrg ETH V Si'- 1 any 511 . w . What's the latest gossip around campus? Left to Right: Alice Smith, Julie Parks, Carolyn Gay, Piji White, Dora Hill. Standing: Karen Koch. The Coast Club, which is composed of the Gulf Park day students, served to acquaint the girls with each other and help thern become an integral part of the college. 161 JANUARY Just love these Hnals!! FEBRUARY ,Af 2 ax! ,E ff' - ,- . 1 . Qx Va , 0' , iff .1.. 1 . - A 1 i A 1 , I A ' 1 ' Rf: A Q ' ' ' J aj' no 2 A ' . 1 1 1 me ,, , ' :Hi Sweets for the sweet. APRIL MAY ,AN N Q ., X QXX: . .. .Nam .Sai is if-Q was JI B Q .qw - -., ' N1-Jxf,. .Af A April showers bring . . May Howers and graduatlon 161 A A 991 , A 41 nr JULY Oh say can you see? PERFECT YE!-KH OCTOBER Trick or Treat? AUGUST J-iw re! .. 2: ,. Lr-Y -, Z- . E1 wi - ' 41:1 f . vp 4 1141311-K ' , , . - ,M-, Q .Q-Q ef- . ,.1 rx.-f M gi' 1 1-'fsi-Wigs. '.2.fglgb 'fy- gif? Ti k.fg4wf A 1 :fs - f 1 ' -' 'fl ' iffy . L. ' 'Qs :' iam-' F ',,?,,.g 5,z5T,f5,g, 4 i ifgilx i' 1 3 J E l Ship ahoy !! NOVEMBER A Thanksgiving feast. 163 SEPTEMBER Yes, Mother, I'11 write four times a day. DECEMBER 5 . 'Tis the season to be jolly. l I I Ii ll E l a i T ' I MEMBER F.D.I.C. Lei Hancock Bank fake care of all your Banking needs on ihe Mississippi Gulf Coast And for compleie Travel Service, including Airline Reserva- 'I'ions and fickefs-al' no service charge-call Hancock Bank Travel Deparfmenf. HANCOCK BAN Bay S+. Louis ' Gulfpori' ' Pass Chrisrian ' Long Beach ' Pass Road, Gulfpori' ' Miss. 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CQMPLIMENTS CQMpUMENTS QF Oi: Mr. 8k Mrs. P. G. North Jr. ' Mr. Lenard J. Wright 175 i MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM SHAVER Congraoluafionzi C6-wa of Z8 COMPLIMENTS OE Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Aycoclc Jr. CAMERA CORNER EDGEWATER PLAZA 864-785i COMPLIMENTS GE Mrs. Ernest Smallman Jr. COMPLIMENTS QE Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Simpson CQMPLIMENTS QF Commimgnis Mr. and Mrs. C. Wlwittley Jolwnson QF CQMPLIMENTS or I Mr. and Mrs. Rev. DeBorcl Sr. Lois C. Kolb COMPLIMENTS QQMPLIMENM OF or Mr. and Mrs. Mullen Mayor and Mrs. Jaclc Hamilton COMPLIMENTS OE Mr. and Mrs. Wm. L. Redmon COMPLIMENTS CDE Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Slwanzmeyer COMQIQAHQQIZ fri of .fd .izriencl KOHQPAHT en fi, of Mr. AND Mrs. Wm. N. Hayes COHIIJ AW! Gil fd of MR. AND MRS. JOHN G. TUCKER COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF Melissa Moss Mrs. Warren G. Moore coMPLIMENTs or cownmgms or Mr. and Mrs. Harris P. Dawson Jr. Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Benelce czownmgms or Dr. Wayne P. Hyatt COMPLIMENTS OF Dr. and Mrs. John Fleming COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. Edwin J. Wade COMPLIMENTS OF Dan C. Boone cownmrnrs or Mr. and Mrs. Heitmeyer compliments or Mr. and Mrs. J. Stewart Collins COMPLIMENTS OF Dr. W. M. Powers CCMPLIMENTS OF Frances J. Johnson COMPLIMENTS OF Mr: and Mrs. Inge 180 good yearbooks deserve . . . B E N S 0 N NASHVILLE