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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1969 volume:

UI ' Q' 'v v ' ' Lg. A . J GY' IHJILPK LIBRARY ws- ' A H- 1 RA RY li D 0 I 4 0 f 0 4 O'-q. .Q H- ' 's. AQ ,Q Q N QV ' ' . . 'Q F K 'lf f A . 'iff-XIII!! Saw svfrmnv I fbi-.W., W mdk-.- ' 0 , I ' f ' E W- ,, fl ' , ii? !!'-if A JH? ' - 50 . ,J f :fl ff 'f L A Il V ,ff Q, - X ,J ,.- -1 T ' ! A7 C 1 1 f I W, ff if ff 'V ,K 1 Em 42 Q!! M x I X 5 f X . ...- ' ' ' , li I X v gf I 1 , 1 1 F: I I f H 6 I x X ff? 1 -f M104 ,arf Wi Z fllllllll I , ' D- IN 'V' V 1- -, , , f . i I -4- nf -g?- Y vN, ' - I . 1 , 5 N' H' F Z w '4 Zf+44- ' T 2' 6,f0!!f' -tl Q x X xx ' N x ' L , . Il!! 'A RH ,,'9, ' 1 H,,,,,,,,,Q,, jg .G ...,.. .,,,-jQ f 3- ,, ' fs, W. 2 I I 5 GULF PARK SEA GULL ll 'lll lll' 'N il Il ' A' QM THIS IS NUT THE END . . . if-'T , ,QLL i sk, H .f rv- 1 3 'sim I '55 . my 1.- 'nffs-u.YL,1 5 -T-of' -- .fi f4'm 1.4 We search, we seek, we find, and we shall continue absorbing knowledge throughout our lifetime. An education is merely a basic foundation upon which we build our judgments, our desires, and our goals. We cannot, by ourselves, climb to greater spiritual knowledge. We must have something that compels us to climb higher. Unless we have learned to conquer ourselves, our environment, and our experience, we cannot win life itself. Learning is immeasurable. This is not the end. i' 1521- I' ff is 1 , 's.. 'Wcifs , 'x : Xl x l 2 XA I , 1 1 4 . . -K H 11 :A XX X ,. 4,5 -' vi Y N. , Y, , 1 ' W 1 ix n . ,JK X A , ' ' W ' ,ff t - ' if 9 . Var 1 . .1 , 5 V 1 I ' W ,. ' 1. xl' 'S - , W 1 GULF PARK -l-..-Z 5 IT IS NUT EVEN THE GULF PARK T Tfik 'T If TXT 77 T F: 'fi -73 'fi MTI it vw 'iq - Af- X1 31 N--1 4 - I '- - ,- 1' 1 W LLL in LLL L, -L U L, 41 4 L ,L J +1 L 1 ,J 'I' , wr In -.pq 1--w IV' 1-13f-'.w7-,-.4-.w- X'-mf lf -fw UCI74:flf3L,:.: ,Luft-fun gin 3: .3 '+:.ga,H'.-: 4 ,f::,L 1 ,Q , , f, A 'L A .n .,- . n LQG'3 ?ZSw, L1L.2T,fZz5'-2' ,QMLZCL 84. 'I ' . -J ,-y . 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GULF P RK IT I5 HHTHEH THE END UE THE BEEINNINE The world awaits us with great expectation, for we are the hope of tomorrow--the candle in the darkness. We must forge ahead into the unknown carving out a life for ourselves and our posterity. The future of the world rests with us and our accomplishments. Our future will be marked with unparalleled responsibility5 but we shall bridge the chasm between failure and success. N 0, this place, this time is not an end. It is rather the end of the beginning. N.. -.,-w ' ' A Aj., - 9 IIUNTENT5 EDUCATION 23 CLASSES 41 FEATURES 85 SORORITIES 111 ORGANIZATIONS 131 ADVERTISEMENTS 164 Nancy Carson, Dora Hill ' EDITORS Nancilu Dennis, Bette Norwood ' BUSINESS MANAGERS . 5 ' -'L' '- M-'Q-W ,Ny 'Dx A . .J 3 llEllIlIi-XTIIJN MISS J EANETTE BROCK Because of your efforts to instill within us a sense of pride and accomplishment . . . Because of your untiring work on our behalf . . . Because of your ceaseless devotion to Gulf Park and your great concern for its betterment . . . Because of your warm Wit and loyal service which inspires us all . . . Because you have given so completely and unselfishly of yourself and your time without the least hesitation . . . And because we love you . . . To you, Miss Jeanette Brock, we gratefully dedicate this, the 1969 Sea Gull. 'V 'B 5 ' 2 'F .W . t i at .,,t by .t 1 x ' 15 ' ' w V af ti if is-f. g i f RX -gg ,awe f - - . KL.x,,d-Ah Q X wmv Jil' s ff -L hnniiilvwi bf.. x 1 l H L ,, i' ui IEA Pd'7 '51g- . 'g.,1 yi fs- i L 4 .-. QD., , .F 5.3.5.1 01: 4.5.5.3 g:,..,. 2-If!-1-In gq.-.g.g.g',g '.'q.:.:.k ' i ' -.-4.5. - o' R-Qirex Allmf- . J w use ' , .' s-s'-up K. .ix N .Ft .l 49 ,,I' F91 September 8, 1968. A girl can never forget the first day she arrives iw, . on campus-the newness of her surroundings, meeting other people, adjusting to dorm life. She has taken her first step in becoming a mature individual. What? Do my own laundry!! 1' .Y X f , , ' 1 '. Love-in . . . Gulf Park style. 14 Sitting on top of the world. g if l ,Q f : meK.MM.,,, :f ,, V 4 V V .w V ffpvw 4 Wham .,., . 'MMM , ' D ywwvvm , iw . K mwymw ,Wm M fi? aff! Heading for Ship Island. I5 The long boat ride home. IQ' aym ,- H , MQ EM , I iii 1 f'.1.,i5gv...',L:3g! ,34gw . 4. ' 'fm'-.e-,f::3f ?'LP 1 ' ' .- 5,-553' X , 533-5 J 3 wv 6 my W . K - I N , f 4 , 9 'mf . .. . ,,, ,.. We-d....,ygi f - , , he, f if ' L. -we f ,ik me V9 5 I 4 Love is blue. The Y-Hut. f'fl'1 3- fikl HW .rA' xg . N,g'? 'w , ,ii .L-1W f A L 3'A w!'Q,4 If lr , fr 'I f -nf 'Q' Ig!! 'QW-x V , A hi 'Y 545, U M of ,,.,. ,5,f.':-.f,,,?5x,.., ..,, .. . .rj ,A :www , dy l IW- sc K ' -iii ,' ffL'.fi5 -s A , X-L rvctfd. .fgim '4'i'S?.fV ' ' ,' 1 '- H. ffifv' 'A nd, f. 5f1-'N- 4'q' yr ,.' iff- .v - u - !1A.,, 3.A.f, 1-Q' ,K+ ... . 4 - M.'Ah-Al- 1: .,' 1:-v-r - Y. j' V , '3,-Q-'R 44 1 Ad .Ig tg-A g, P V 1 'I P' '. . of., y '.,h l , 1 1 J , ' V. ' ', T' 'T ' 'A. qw, -I A 'V ' v ' sf' .v x I ' . A,-Q. School could be fun . . . if it weren't for classes. Fun in the sun. W W . ,gq,. 1' w r was i I D 3 p 5 ,A V ,ww Man in the hall . . . Where?!! Our memories will always be with us-get- togethers in the Y-Hut, walks along the beach, familiar voices in the halls. These were a part of our lives-we shall never forget. Swing it Toni! '7 'W ,V . 4 v ii ,lith- ' K ' ' .. fx ,,- - , 1, jig. I fx :'.gIf!:'A- .qi 'I I 4 4 0 Wltfrl '. ,Y J . .A . ' , -'x Our days are filled with studies and classes, but there is always time for fun and relaxation. The Christmas dance. W ,ww ,mn , A , - . w ig , Tw iw ,+ -12 .. f:'ggf1-sf:,-' -- V ' + er ..,q ' ' 'N' 4- ' g ., tfgg Qswy A 0. V 'I Tell Santa what you want. I f x 4 . 1 .Ili Thimble, Thimble . . . Who's got the thimble? 18 Body Beautiful ,525-5 ?. ,gf ex E . X' ' y A, K, sg' AL... .. To dream the impossxble dream + nw ,,,,,.M, g m ! Soaky soaks you clean. H' Mi A in Wi , Bunny and Libba trip the light fantastic. Boy, it,s hot in here! 7.0 V P ' 1 f 1 q X? All dressed up and no place to go. W! f 3.4 ' , .,.f ies S l V . e It was the best of timesg it was the worst of ! f 7143-3 ffgm IZ. . ' timesg it was the age of wisdomg it was the age 5 73 of foolishnessg it was the epoch of incredulityg me , A Z ! A :Vk it was the season of Lightg it was the season -' ' i f 'Z ' W of Darknessg it was the spring of hope. . x ff ' 'J The road to knowledgef 'LI QRS: I l 2 Hope this thing isn't plugged in! i 1 I 1 I X 5 Whose woods these are, I think I knowg his house is in the village though. Oh no yQu don't!! QM Dinnertime. ED IIATIU 'Q - Ja AH 9 yi 'Q Z lg 'ci ' z . 'Q 7. lf? A fe. f 'I . 7 f ff - ' . 3 l - .f , ' ' f' 'V fa , X y F I ' - ,-.' If 41247 ' ' f 1311? Qflff' , ' f'f 'JZ XX ,jr XX 5,441 1, N 'X - x 1. . ff' lg QW? be wx 5.41 1-XR? xx xx- l'4,ff lk-l . ' 1- X 1 aq- -1 ,....- PRESIDENT W. T. SMJLEH We of the administration, faculty, and staff would like to express our appreciation to you for the fine spirit which you have shown this year at Gulf Park College. We feel that by working together we have made some improvements during this session, but we have even greater plans for the future. Your interest, help, and support will determine the time table. Our best wishes for a very fine stufnmer-we shall look forward to seeing you next year. PRESIDENT W. T. Sadler 894 President Sadler relaxes from his daily routine. ,,,, :L- , President and Mrs. Sadler greet students at reception. I 14 President confers with sophomore class president. 3 ,Ju P ACADEMIC VIIIE-PRES. and DEAN UF THE IIULLEISE MR. ROBERT L. JOHNSON This has been a year of excitement, expectation, and challenge for all of us at Gulf Park. It has been gratifying to me to observe the student's awakening interest in national and international affairs and in their own Student Government. Truly, Gulf Park College is in the mainstream of American education today more than ever before. ----1...... I. ?' XE A I X s + 1.6 lu 1-fx if-f ' f 1. 25. 3,1 , pi ' Q up Q K qv, ga , ,fi 'ffl V f A or ,.- 1 1 i ' : ' W me - sk... . 's-If . 4 , Q 1 M lr me Q' f Q g ii 'Z 1 , Gy N 4 gg? W is QW-iizf - f l ' Q. 3 ' ,- s , EW. V. ,i ' N in fi QE iz Y , . -W -9? ' ' 1 N 'Q i V . ' ig E32 fi l I V 5 Us i A ,Qi 1-,. 5' , 42 as ,L , . W . , k ....-'Q 'lx' 'EL aufffigff - ,,,, VICE-PRESIDENT FUR STUDENT AFFAIRS MR. ROY T. GALLEMORE Mr. Roy T. Gallemore is firm in his belief that there will always be a definite need for the private wornen's college. To successfully meet the challenges of the changing world of today, education should provide a woman with a strong incentive for academic achievement as well as the ability to be supple in a mobile society. After graduation, these two attributes will be most vital in helping her attain success in any field in which she chooses to work. Education for women should not be equated with that of men since they play such diverse roles in society. Education is a mustg learning is a privilege and a responsibility. ff I -V' ' y' A li Alxilfif f QS- ff ., ,.,....v..l.,. ..--qu--ph-minunv--1lIlI , 5 Q? 525 FZ 22' i 5 l ii Nm' M ,mt P' ,, , , 96413 ., X M , lr lp i' lg I s The Dean of Students, Mrs. Lois M. Ferrell, is a favorite among the student body. Perhaps her popularity is due to her understanding and fairness in dealing with student problems, or perhaps it is the pride which she holds for Gulf Park and its students, Her achievements are recognized throughout the school. She meets every responsibility with a firm hand and wise judgment showing a keen interest in maintaining the standards of our college. By sharing her years of knowledge and experience with others, she has gained many friends. Because of her high ideals and determination, she is considered worthy of our admiration. Certainly, a good college becomes a great one with a strong Dean of Students to lead its enrollees. 18 BEAN UP STUDENTS MRS. LOIS M. FERRELL BUSINESS MANAGER MR. GEORGE H. HOLLADAY When one hears the name George Holladay, she immediately associates it with the old saying, A penny saved is a penny earned' Combining competence with skill, Mr. Holladay executes his duties as business manager with great efficiency. His warm personality and his willingness to help straighten out any problems which may arise in the financial department make him quite indispensable on our campus. Another day, another dollar. :Ill .gf l ,f l l 119355-Vincent Alfonso Skiing and Sailing 419543-Sarah Pinckney Ambler French and Spanish AB., College of Charlestong M.A., University of South Carolinag further graduate study, Indiana University, University of Paris, National University of Mexico, University of Grenoble. at kill' 119673-Rachael Tayar Anderson Sociology B.A., M.S., Trinity University. 619685-Susan Bagwill Merchandising FACULTY 619687-John B. Balch Guidance Counselor Yale Universityg Western Reserve Universityg Univer- sity of Southern Mississippig Stanford Universityg Michigan State Universityg University of California at Berkeley, Ph.D. 119683 -Rita Balch Reading Skills University of Southern Mississippig Stanford Univer- sityg Michigan State University, M.A. C1968J-Mary Ladner Blackwell English B.A., Mississippi State College for Womeng M.A., Uni- versity of Mississippi. 119685-Julianne M. Boyd ' Speech B.A., Beaver Collegeg M.A., Adelphi University. 'i ,vs T7 1 -zgrary. ,.,.,.y. ,:::H.'..gp3'., q .- . .m- ,-.- A- v,,s,! 1 1,I1N 5--1 lj.-:r.x' it-.. .'-d- -s,q.'-- ' s -- .' ,N .., ' haf! .,'f0 51 '. - SW ' '-!r'J'4L-. :'a.f? 1?iai .haf I FACULTY 119445-Jeannette Brock Secretarial Studies B.S., Alabama College, M.S., University of Tennessee, further graduate study, University of Georgia. C1966J-Jerry Cater Home Economics B.S., M.S., University of Southern Mississippi. cl t 119621 -Don Christmas Piano B.M., M.M., Louisiana State Universityg further stud- ies, University of Houston, Peabody Conservatory of Music. 09631-Earle deVries Art Professional Study, Art Students League of New York, Student of Frank V. Dumondg Academic de la Brande Chaumiere, Parisg Instituto Allende, San Miquel, Mexico. ' wt. :jr 'V 'FN T Now why did you have to ask a question like that? Si, Si Senor Tillman. , ' 1' t'.. 5 ' T 'VI' , gg. X B M E f. r , F . A , ,, I 3 wr, af M33 Y ' sf 31 Q 2 3 FACULTY fi 119643 -Laurie A. Drago History B.A., Northwestern Louisiana State Collegeg M.A., Louisiana State University. 119675-Jason Houston Floyd, Jr. Mathematics B.S.E.E., Auburn Universityg J.D., University of Mis- sissippi. Miss Helton presents a modest proposal C1962J-John T. Hazard Psychology Ph.B., Georgetown Universityg M.E., University of Southern Mississippig graduate, Army Command of Staff Schoolg Additional Study, University of Texas. 419515--Anna Mae Helton English, Speech B.A., Berea Collegeg B.Mus., University of Rochesterg M.A., Northwestern University its w 3, . Q. 8 X 5' ' fuQW',gfg -S :H -'99 FACULTY 11965-66g 19683-Dorothy Merdinger Dance Studied under Manolo Agullo, Madame Besa Sklar- skyg Sadler Wel1's Ballet School, Audrey DeVos, Ma- dame Nordig Madame Nora Kisch and Madame Prae- brajinskag Robert Jaffrey Theatre Balletg Drid Wil- liams Circle Dancers g Radio City Music Hallg Charles Weidman Theatre Ballet, Further studies at Texas Women's University. 119415--Dorothy Milden Librarian A.B., M.A., University of Mississippig B.A. in L.S., Emory University. H9681-Valorie Nybo Physical Education B.S., University of Southern Mississippig M.Ed., Uni- versity of Southern Mississippi. 119651-Berta Patton Home ECODOITUCS B.S., M.A., University of Southern Mississippig further graduate study, Mississippi State University, Louisi- ana State University, and University of Southern Mis- sissippi. U Bpjyhb- Do you expect me to bl :lieve that story, Miss Walker? What's in the jug, Miss Wilkinson? bll.. if 'Q T? z in L 7 1 -nv - . ul . A , , I 0 .I I tl , f!'f fw0'ml 'T' 'Y' FACULTY 119481-Helen T. Picking Speech, Theatre Arts A.A., Stephens Collegeg B.S., M.A., Northwestern Uni- versity. C1967J--Alrnus Ballow Polsgrove English and Guidance A.B., Union Universityg M.E.D., Mississippi State Uni- versityg M.A., Mississippi State University. 11963-64g 19651--Troy H. Price History B.A., Texas College of Arts and Industriesg M.A., Uni- versity of Texasg further graduate study, George Washington University. 119663 --Cal Smith Golf ProH1e of a Spanish class t z- + ,f S Col. Hazard practices child psychology on students. 119645-Ethel Beatty Smith Business Education B.Ed. in C., Rider Collegeg additional studies at Mont- clair State College, Columbia University, Rutgers Uni- versity. C1956-65g 19665-Harriett Gibbons Smith Biology B.S. in Education, University of Alabamag M.S., Tu- lane University. The portal of knowledge. gg wmkwg ,...-qt 119683-Harry Spell Music University of Southern Mississippi, B.M., M.M. 619621-Bruce Tillman Spanish A.B., University of Alabamag Graduate, American In- stitute of Foreign Tradeg graduate studyg Tulane Uni- versity and University of Southern Mississippi. FACULTY 35 fk y c19555-Keith D, Tonkel philosophy H9635-Marie T. Van Gelder Assistant Librarian B.A. in Philosophy, Millsaps Collegeg B.A., Emory A-B-, The GGOFSQ Washlngton Uf1iV9l'Si'fY- University. 619687-Marie Eva Trouilly Physical Education B.S., Louisiana State Universityg M.Ed., Loyola Uni- versity. F!-lIIUI.TY 119685-Jane Bruce Wilder Horsemanship A.A., Stephens Collegeg B.S., University of Southern Mississippi. 119655-Laura S. Wilkinson Aff B.S. in Ed., University of Oklahomag B.F.A. in Paint- ing, Oklahoma City Universityg M.A., Teachers' Col- lege of Columbia Universityg Diplomas, New York and Paris Schools of Fine and Applied Arts. Q1957J-Eugene A. Wink, Sr. History B.A., M.A., University of Southern Mississippig Gradu- ate of The Infantry School and The Command and General Staff College. Worthington Religion B.A., Mississippi State Universityg S.T.B., Episcopal Theological School. I V x , . Ia' i .t Loleta Clinton Mary Lou Heath President's Administrative Secretary Secretary J' f' if r fi K. .Tl t , WI. V: VW W N Joy Geiser Jennifer Green ' Rita P01181-HS Dean of the Co11ege's Secretary, Adm11'LlStI'3t1V9 Secretary Secretary Admissions Office ADMINISTBATIUN 9 i Martha Hodges Dean of the I. C. Jones Student's Secretary Auditor fb Norma McCafTery Estelle Meyers Frances Wren Bookkeeper, Secretary, Secretary, , Business Office Admissions Oiiice Business OH'ice . -'SUS fr ks Q'-'9 B i K if? 375,512.1 ' M . is Wm Nm 7 ,X ff' Xu 51-ffgyx A 4 X I 1. nl' X-rg? Qt- fa am Mr. Robert C. Bird, Admissions Counselorg Mrs. Ruth Burgess, Admissions Coun- selorg Mr. Charles B. Jones, Admissions Counselorg Mrs. Bobbie Weiting, Public Relations. X-UIMINISTBATIUN L . J- r ., -se, v,, f N .U Ali, ---I 'wg Q 38 Y C1962J-Rubye V. Vinson, R.N. Nurse 119675-Pauline Lees, R.N. Nurse H9641-Ruby Miller 419681-Sally Boggan Supervisor, Food Services Food Services r 'M' e W i .. H im M gi' any Qifyfi' e x 119671 -Jo Holladay Y-Hut S, '5u What's on the menu tonight, Mrs. Miller? AIIMINISTBATIIIIN Should we or shou1dn't we? 2 f A w ' v r 1 Q . il v 4 I T! X X 39 I 1 L 5 M Mrs, Etha Guthrie Mrs, T, C, Hglmes Mrs. Elizabeth Holtane Mrs. Wilma Mullins Hardy Hall Hardy H311 Lloyd Hall Elizabeth Hall EUUNSELUHS .--1 if aalwi if .43 N-4 Mrs. Myra Perdue Postmistress QA., . a.. e Santa's little helpers. May I help you, dear? 40 CLASSES d 4 m t ix T I' 11, , I W' f, S SX K J , , F0 Q X W 0 If f f 1 X y g I X ,QP ,' if X 1 f xl , fl ,V ,, V 1 15 f f Z R my - ' f - -' 4f 11 XL M - ' ,, ,, r Q - A671 In W in 1,31 V V V . Q -, - , -f. x, A-fa, - KBVQB VSCQVAV 1. MN - . 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Gamma Psi, Sports Chairmang Sea Gull, typistg Ro- mance Language Clubg Secretarial Science Clubg Ac- tion Club' Phi Theta Ka a , PP - What you are is God's gift to you. What you become is your gift to Godf, KATHRYN ANN ABRAHAMSON Chicago, Ill. Theta Alpha Sports Chairman' Jet Maskers Secietar ' 1 3: 1 1.3f-Tig? 1 , 4 -- SIJPHUMUHES SARA FAYE APPLETON Murphysboro, Ill. Gamma Psi, Parliamcntariang Jet Maskers. The magic oj u cheerful face. ELIZABETH BARRETT West Point, Miss. Gamma Psi, Chaplaing Phi Theta Kappag Action Club. Silences make the real conversations between friends. ,. ff- ia' V A ,c SUPHUMIJRES KAROLYN BAYLEY Mobile, Ala Delta Alpha Sigma, Sports Chairmang Sarnovar Club. Good natured and cheerful to work or talk with? DEVRA BERN Montgomery, Ala. Secretarial Science: Action Clubg Jet Maskersg Sea Gull Staff. Stay is a charming word in a friend's vocabulary. BARBARA JO BENEKE Orange, Texas Gamma Psi, Vice Presidentg Samovar Club, Vice Presidentg Student Advisorg Pacesetters. Friendship is to be purchased only by friendship. . X . Y l s l :l il O N si J if 4 'tl ., 5 -HW A fm' ' Q vm- MARILYN BLASKE Louisville, Ky. Delta Chi Sigma, Sports Chairmang Sophomore Class Treasurerg Pacesetters, Treasurerg Aquettesg Jet Maskersg Sea Gull Staff. A smile to delight all. SANDRA BOONE Huntsville, Ala. Sigina Psi Iota, Judiciary Board, Chairmang Student Government, Vice Presidentg Tides, Art Editor, Stu- dent Advisor. It is better to light a candle than to curse the darkness. 4091 kwa HENRIETTE CALDERON E1 Salvador, C. A. Kappa Chi Sigma, Samovar Club, Secretarial Science Club. Do today thy nearest duty. SUPHUMUHES 'ff rw tx? MARCIA BURNHAM Dayton, Ohio Kappa Chi Sigma: Phi Theta Kappag Tides, Associate Editorg Pacesettersg Action Club. Our daily thought should be elevated above the Ceiling. NANCY CAMILLE CARSON Greenville, Ga. Kappa Chi Sigma, Treasurer, Romance Language Club, President: Phi Theta Kappag Action Club, Stu- dent Advisorg Sea Gull, Co-Editorg Dance League. If you have knowledge, let others light their candles by ttf, 'hilmaa Iixax SUPHIJMUHE5 LEE ANN CARTER Nashville, Tenn. CARLA CARTER Des Moines, Iowa Theta Alpha, Vice Presidentg Student Advisorg Pace- settersg Dance League. The joys of a little girl, the creative expression of a woma'n,. Theta Alpha, Secretary, Secretarial Science Club, Pacesetters. Ma'n.'s actions are the picture book of his creedsf' 5.25 K rg, S MAERE CHANDLER Wando, S. C. Delta Alpha Sigma, Treasurer, Samovar Club, Presi- dent, The Book, Art Editor, Phi Theta Kappa. We should take its fires and not its ashes. W. 3 SUSAN CLEVELAND Sweetwater, Tenn. Kappa Chi Sigma, Secretary, Jet Maskersg Paceset- ters, Samovar Club. What I want is, not to possess religion, but to have a religion that shall possess me. CAROL CRAVEN Kansas City, Mo. Theta Alpha, Parliamentariang Pacesettersg Tammy Howl, Stalfg Tide, Staff, Jet Maskersg Glee Club, Sec- retary. Man is born broken. He lives by mending. The grace of God is glue! -'GN lbw- NANCILU DENNIS Montgomery, Ala. Delta Alpha Sigmag Action Club, Presidentg Secre- tarial Science Clubg Pacesettersg Sea Gull, Assistant Business Manager. Don't dally with your purpose. SIJPHUMIJHE5 f , , if l JULIA DAVIS Calhoun, Ga. Delta Chi Sigmag Phi Theta Kappa, Presidentg Secre- tarial Science Club, Vice Presidentg Dance League. The f-aim, but vibrant appeal of a lady. CYNTHIA DOUGLAS Dallas, Tex. Delta Alpha Sigma, Vice President, Sophomore Class, Song Leaderg Student Advisor. Reach high, for stars lie hidden in your soul. Dream aleep, for every dream precedes the goal. 11-s SUPHUMUHE5 , J9 NN. ww -1- '-1 LENORA ELDER Richmond K 7 Y- Delta Chi Sigma, Pledgemasterg Samovar Clubg Ac- tion Clubg Jet Maskersg Student Advisor. A Sister to her Friends. AMY EVANS Nashville, Ill. Gamma Psi, Pledgemasterg Aquettesg Student Advisor. To love the game beyond the prizef' VICKI ESHELMAN St. Joseph, Mo Kappa Chi Sigma, Aquettesg Student Government Presidentg Phi Theta Kappa, Treasurer, Bit and Spur Jet Maskersg Actiong Romance Language Club. Sure support for those who depend on her. N? 1:755- if ,,...f-:Wi BETTY JEAN EYLES Belize, British Honduras Delta Alpha Sigmag Pacesetters, Reporterg Jet Maskersg 50 Secretarial Science Club, President, Phi Theta Kappag Volleyball Teamg Sea Gull, Business Staff. Resolved to live with all my might while I do live. 7 ROSALYN MARIE EZELL Thomasville, Ala. Delta Chi Sigma, Treasure-rg Pacesettersg Sea Gull, Staff. There are three ingredients in the good life: learning, earning, and yearning. 21 DENBY FRANKLIN Fort Myers Beach, Action Club, Service Chairmang Aquettes. A firm grasp on all moods of lifef' Fla. SUPHUMUHES , ,, 'tv , ,V rw , I if ff if ff ' j u l' X , -rf ,QQ ' Q , 4'1 ,-fx Q , t wg, g 'ur 55 MARY FILSON Torrance, Calif. Delta Chi Sigma, Vice-Presidentg Student Govern- ment, Treasurerg Student Advisorg Dance Leagueg Panhellenic Council. Excitement to conquer all depression. PHYLLIS GARNER Pulaski, Tenn. Delta Chi Sigmag Sophomore Class Presidentg Student Governmentg Tammy Howl: Student Advisorg Caveat Emptorg Dance Leagueg Secretarial Science Clubg Aquettes. Strong mind, great heart, true faith, ready hands. if SUPHUMUHE5 ' 1 F ,, .-VA, - V xl CATHERINE GASKINS Harrisburg, 111 Pacesettersg Chamber Ensemble. A comment on everythingg involvement in much. BETH GRAYSON Bristol, Tenn. Kappa Chi Sigma, Presidentg Panhellenic Council, Secretary, Romance Language Clubg Secretarial Sci- ence Clubg Student Advisorg Pacesetters. A man must stand erect, not be kept erect by others. Q- 'Q Gamma Psi, Secretary, Secretarial Science Clubg 51 GEORGE ANN GIBSON Durant, Okla Sigma Psi Iota, Sports Chairman and Chaplain, Pace- Setters, Madrigals, President, Chamber Ensemble. Ph isa., ,Q KATHERINE HAGEMEYER Longview, Tex. Gamma Psi, Treasurerg Student Advisorg Secretarial Science Club. We can do -more good by being good than in any other way. PAM HARDEE Athens, Tex. Delta Chi Sigmag Jet Maskersg Romance Language Club. Every action of our lives touches on some chord that will vibrate in eternityfl MMG' W ,gn 415 Ti , L , ff? S . y it , ,, ., 5- vi? N K ELEANOR HIGHBAUGH Dawson, Ga. Theta Alpha, Treasurerg Pacesetters, Bit and Spur, Vice-President. , A contagious interest and joy in everyday occur- 53 1-ences? SUPHUMUHES ANDREA CANDACE HEAD Camilla, Ga. Delta Alpha Sigma, Pledge Masterg Pacesetters. Jet Maskers. l We should all be concerned about the future because we will have to spend the 'rest of our lives there. DORA RUTH HILL Long Beach, Miss Day Studentg Sea, Gull, Co-Editorg Tammy Howl, Staffg The Book, Art Editor, Phi Theta Kappa, Secre- tary, Coast Clubg Dance League. Genius is one per cent inspiration and ninety-nine per cent perspirationf' SUPHUMUHES MARTHA ANNE HOGGARD El Dorado, Ark. Gamma Psig Phi Theta Kappa. Weak men wait for opportunitfies, strong men 'make them. CONNIE JACKSON Humboldt, Tenn. Delta Alpha Sigmag Pacesettersg Samovar Club. How few of us keep our minds as well as our eyes open to the things that delightlu ELIZABETH HOLMAN Pittsburg, Tex. Delta Alpha Sigma, Pledge Masterg Dance League, Pacesettersg Jet Maskersg Tides, Stall. Dynamite in a small package. Q--0 'sa ffl 1 . ',-ri SUSAN JAFFE Birmingham, Ala Delta Chi Sigmag Aquettcsg Bit and Spur Club. For mortal daring nothing is too high. In our blind folly we storm heaven itself. JULIET JONES Cushing, Okla. Samovar Clubg Phi Theta Kappag Student Government. Self-control is the very essence of character. MQ' in '7 T7 '! ' WW Sp ,,.v,.,I A in CYNTHIA KNOWLES Cleveland, Ohio Theta Alphag Secretarial Science Clubg Romance Language Clubg Jet Maskersg The Book, Literary Edi- tor. Hlvoaaon' rfnllnan +I-an nn-nan,-1,5 5 SUPHUMIJHE5 'CY' BETTY KEENAN Houston, Tex. Kappa Chi Sigma, Sports Chairmang Jet Maskers, Treasurerg Romance Language Club, Treasurerg Samo- var Clubg Action Clubg Pacesettersg Aquettes. In the hour of adversity be not without hope For crystal 'rain falls from black clouds. PENNY KOENIG Freeport, Ill. Kappa Chi Sigma, Pledge Masterg Pacesettersg Jet Maskers. He has the right to criticize who has the heart to help? 4 SUPHUMUHES MARY LEE KOLB Paducah, Ky. Delta Chi Sigma, Secretaryg Action Club. Patience and understanding that draw others to her? POLLY ANN LISTER Columbia, Mo. Theta Alphla, Pledge Masterg Tammy Howlg Jet Mask- ersg Pacesetters. A smile to delight all. WANDA LASSITER Cullornburg, Ala. Gamma Psi. Blessed are those who can give without remembering and take without forgetting. -1' ANNE LOWREY Burnt Com, Ala. Delta Alpha, Pledge Mastery Pacesetters. A comment on everything: involvement in much. SIJPHIJMUHES SUZANNE LYBARGER Oklahoma City, Okla. Theta Alphag Samovar Clubg Pacesetters, Vice Presi- dent. The great heart knows the power of gentlenessf' 'VX ffm are R ANNABELLE MCGUFFEY Athens, Tex. Delta Alpha, Secretaryg Student Advisorg Tides, Staffg Samovar Club. The farther backward you can look, the farther for- ward you are likely to see. JEAN MEISENHEIMER Fort Walton Beach, Fla. Gamma Psi, Pledge Masterg Pacesettersg Jet Maskers. A friend is a person with whom you dare to be yourself. wind ' I? lllxi LYNWOOD BLACKLEDGE MARTIN Blakely, Ga. Delta Chi Sigma, Chaplaing Sophomore Class, Secre- tary. Pacesetters, Presidentg Dance Leagueg Sea Gull Staff. Accomplishments made strictly through modesty? SUPHUMUHE5 ANN MOHLER Charleston, West Va. Delta Chi Sigina, Parliamentariang Student Advisory Dormitory President, Judiciary Boardg Pacesetters. Most of the shadows of this life are caused by stand- ing in one's own sunshine, PAM MOSIER Camden, S. C Sea Gull, Staff. The best way out is always through. 'UR MELINDA MORTON Covington, La. Day Student. Valiant, wise, and always sympathetic? 135195 'US KATHLEEN ELLIS MURPHY Spartanburg, S. C Delta Alpha Sigmag Sea Gull, Staffg Bit and Spur President. Her kingdom for a horse. FRANCES ANN NICHOLS Dallas, Tex. Theta Alphag Romance Language Clubg Tides, Staffg Action Club: Jet Maskersg Sea Gull, Staff. Mans best wealth ought to be himself. an-an , SUPHUMUHES MARGARET NORTH West Palm Beach, Fla Gamma Psig Jet Maskers, Presidentg Action Clubg Pacesetters. Life is a series of surprises. IRENE PAPINI E1 Salvador, C. A Kappa Chi Sigma, Chaplaing Romance Language Club Secretarial Science Club. To put yourself in the second place is the whole sig- fm. ,Ti rv BETTE NORWOOD Greenville, S. C. Kappa Chi Sigma, Vice-President, Sea Gull, Business Managerg Jet Maskersg Dance League. A breeze of cheerfulness, without an aim, but touch- ing many. nificance of life. 333 SUPHUMUHES EVELYN SUE POPE Chattanooga, Tenn. Pacesetters, Secretaryg Tides, Associate Editorg Gulf Park Correspondent for The Owl: Tammy Howl. Journalism is literature in a hurry. SUE PORTER Bay St. Louis, Miss. Day Student. I deem nothing alien to my feelings that concerns a human being. ...rf LILA PORTER Des Moines, Iowa Delta Alpha Sigma. President: Sohpomore Class, Ser- geant at Armsg Romance Language Clubg Aquettesg Dance League: Student Advisor: Sea Gull, StafTg Pan- hellenic Council. All that I am or hope to be I owe to my friends. NEVIN PAULETTE POWERS Clarksville, Tenn. Theta Alpha, Chaplain: Dance Leagueg Pacesetters. Character is power, and the best advertisement in the world. SUZANNA PYE Tyler, Tex Kappa Chi Sigma, Parliamentariang Student Advisor. A breeze of cheerfulness, without an aim, but touch- ing many. -Q---W ,t -sua, t Iv. ,V ll ,mtv QR f Q - , A , A ' Q .4 ' Q' A ill ' ' JOAN ELLEN REISMON Peru, Ind. Theta Alpha, Presidentg Pacesettersg Dormitory Presi- dentg Judiciary Boardg Aquettesg Panhellenic Council. Character is power-whose influence makes friends. SUPHUMIJHE5 JANET RADEBAUGH Walworth, Wisc. Delta Chi Siginag Samovar Clubg Romance Language Clubg Dance League. Life is a series of surprises, and would not be worth taking or keeping if it were notf' RITA REYNOLDS Tuscaloosa, Ala. Delta Chi Sigmag Pacesettersg Volleyball Teamg Samo- var Clubg Secretarial Science Club. A master of her libertyf, it A 'if- SIJPHIJMUHES Af ,. , ., f VALDA RICHMOND Kingsport, Tenn. Sigma Psi Iotag Pacesettersg Dance Leagueg Samovar Club. Sincerity and truth are the basis of every virtue. GERMAINE SCHANZMEYER Jefferson City, Mo. Gamma Psi, Presidentg Pacesettersg The Book, Art Editor. f'Where willingness is great, the difficulties cannot be great. 4069 'S' ...---I REBECCA HOWELL RUSSELL Webster Groves, Mo. Theta Alpha, Pledge Masterg Tides, Editorg Student Government, Secretary. The magic of a cheerful face. fl! 'Wu-fe i PATRICIA LEA SCHRADER Jackson, Ohio Delta Alpha Sigma, Parliamentariang Jet Maskersg Dance Leagueg Samovar. Be not simply goodg be good for something. SUPHUMHHE5 H, A , 1 I W5 Us it I is SANDA SELF Midland, Tex. A Q 1 Delta Alpha Sigmag We -Modernsg Samovar. , 3' Vi gl All is but lip-wzsdom which wants expe'rience.H I it ' ffl J ROBERTA SOURS Jackson, Miss. Delta Alpha Sigmag Samovar Club, Secretaryq Secre- tarial Science Club, Publicity, Aquettes. The wise man guards against the future as if it were the present? PATRICIA DIANE STEWART Florence, S. C. Delta Chi Sigma, Assistant Treasurer, Tammy Howl, Sophomore Editor: Jet Maskcrsg Secretarial Science Clubg Pacesettcrsg Samovar, Publicity Chairman, Ro- mance Language Club: Sea Gull, Business Staff. The lilt of naturalness: the free spirit of an impf' ni' 7? 'Q' fi SUSAN STEPHENS Peoria, Ill. Kappa Chi Sigma, Pledge Master, Judiciary Board, Secretaryg Action Club. A laugh is worth a thousand groans in the market. 3 SIJPHUMUHE5 DONNA THOMPSON North Little Rock, Ark. Theta Alphag Madrigals Ensembleg Action Clubg Jet Maskersg Glee Club. To me, every hour of the day and night is an un- speakably perfect mircalef, MUFFET TRIGGS Shawnee Mission, Kan. Sigma Psi Iotag Glee Club, Presidentg Sophomore Class, Sergeant of Armsg Sextetg Jet Maskersg Pace- Setters. Music is the only language in which you cannot say a mean or sarcastic thing. X Q. fi,,-. .-'Y ALICE TORRANCE Marion, Ind. Sigma Psi Iota, Parliamentarian. No one is useless in this world who lightens the burden of it to anyone else. 1 ? KARALYNN WALTERS Cushing, Okla. The great use of life is to spend it for something that outlasts it. 64 CONNIE WARE Cedartown, Ga. Sigwna Psi Iota, Treasurerg Pacesetters. Do not let the good things of life rob you of the best things. flx NS Ka ws- g S, ., PATRICIA WATTERS Lavaca, Ala. Delta Alpha Sigrna, Chaplaing Pacesetters. A merry heart and a good mindf, SUPHUMUHE5 'W' 1 fit JUDITH WHITT Ardmore, Tenn Gamma Psig Jet Maskersg Tides, Typist. Romance Language Clubg Dance Leaguef Bre1vity is very good. SUPHUMUHES DINA WILLIS Fort Worth, Tex. Delta Alpha Sigma. She cast her fate to the wind. PiR B 4' 7 ' CHERYL WILMOTH Boca Raton, Fl: Theta Alpha. Patience to conquer all. IWW ,v DOROTHY LYNN WRIGHT Coral Gables, Fla Delta Chi Sigma, Pledge Mastery Sophomore Class Vice-President. Though deep, yet clearg though gentle, yet not dullf Wait 'til you've been here two years! gy, In Is this a campus date, JaFfe'?! Smile at the birdie! 6- Q Final exam week . . . ..,,,s Democracy in Action! 'R Yet Q I 'I , . ' 1 :cg Q il V S - t x' E ' ' bb ' 'Nz X R,73. fr X ff H - X4 'Q . , ., i '. ' ' ' 1 , N, :Qi e A, 'A' .. . M , iq , Ji- .4556 f ' 5. f Y . - a of ' R V '- -Q a t X ,- Q' 1 s ' ' if 'T' Y., ' A , rf ww- f, . , V X 'I -' 7 H ak ' ' '94 ' ll Q . A' 2 . X .L 1:6 4 f 't . 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X -1' Q A X N ,, , 1 . 1 A. inf, F v .1 1 f ' 1 l A , A 4 J ' Q ,wr Q ' 5 .31 J ,a vv .Li MX as 1 and-qv, ' 'W' ' in u! , wx' PWQVZ' W FRESH W0 LX!! 4 lift' 1-LLL A1-N L , ,,,......---ff 1 ,nf 3 If Q V3-r Kathy Kuntz President Jessica Turnbull Vice-President Jan Cooper Secretary Anne Hoyt Treasurer i 1 70 Sunny Mattson Sergeant at Arms Susie Cole Song Leader Emily Winship Sergeant at Arms ,- 5' X f. FHESHMEN Theta Alpha, Assistant Treasurer, Paceset- ters, Action Club. JULIE ANN ADCOCK St. Petersburg, Fla Delta Alpha Sigma, Samovar Club. DORA LYN ALBRIGHT Humboldt, Tenn. Theta Alpha, Tammy Howl, Tides, Staff, Samovar Club. MARY LEE ALCOTT Memphis, Tenn. Delta Chi Sigma: Pacesetters. MARY ALLWORTH Wilmette, Ill Theta Alpha. SHAUNA ANNIN Billings, Mont Delta Chi Sigma, Dance League, Madrigals Jet Maskers. PAM ARMSTRONG Duncan, Okla. SHARON ARNOLD New Orleans, La. Theta Alpha, Action Club, Samovar Club. LAURA ASPELIN Overland Park, Kan. Sigma Psi Iota, Madrigalsg Romance Lan- guage Clubg Glee Club. JO ANN BALLMAN F011 Smith, Ark. Delta Alpha Sigma, Action Clubg Jet Maskers. PAM BAYNE Clf1a1'lOt't9, N. C. Delta Alpha Sigmag Bit and Spur. BONNIE BAYS Shreveport, La. - Delta Alpha Sigmag Glee Club. BARBARA BENTON FOI't Rucker, Ala. Gamma Psi, Action Club. NANCY BERGQUIST Minneapolis, Minn. Delta Chi Sigma. JAN BIGGER Dallas, Tex. Theta Alpha. ROZZIE BIRD Valdosta, Ga. Delta Chi Sigma, Action Club, Jet Maskers, Corresponding Secretary, Bit and Spur, Treasurer, Sea Gull, Business Staff, Chamber Ensembleg Aquettes. BETTY BLACKBURN Birmingham, Ala. Delta Alpha Sigma. CELESTE BLAND Shreveport, La. Theta Alpha, Pacesetters. HIV 1 4 J W , W. ' . ,,, ,. f , .4 .1 , 4 4? fl A K W f f I 6 f f W , I ? .74- y ?',f 'lim , , . ,... 43611 A ff' ,I W' L ,,. 7 1 .mask 5 va. I fm -it if 4- 4L 5lA xha if Good-bye, Mom . . . Good-bye, Dad . . . Hello, Gulf Park! In K va 9' 9 .f ,sr ff f Wi. 'K-. if ,IME Q- 'sw 4,..ff? f,, , aw' 05 4 'Q' Q1 -f '7.s, N Y 4 ,Q t wiv s ' -N 71 Q : J , t 2 D' 4 'fl n f If fA N FRESHMEN SHELLY BLAND Chattanooga, Tenn. Delta Chi Sigma, Bit and Spur. LINDA BOON Webster Groves, Mo. Theta Alpha, Tides, Staff. . ALISON BRADFORD Paducah, Ky. Sigma Psi Iota, Romance Language Club' Sea, Gull, Staff. J NANCY BRAUN Atlanta, Ga. Kappa Chi Sigma, Pacesettersg Samovar Club. BECKY BRITTON Kingsport, Tenn, Sigma Psi Iotag Pacesetters. CHRISTINE CADIGAN St. Louis, Mo. Gamma Psi, Glee Clubg Tammy Howl. JUDY CARLEY Tulsa, Okla. Delta Chi Sigma. CATHY CARTER Urich, Mo. JULIE COFIELD Fort Thomas, Ky. Gamma Psi, Pacesetters. SUSIE COLE Tallahassee, Fla. Kappa Chi Sigma, Sextetg Jet Maskersg Pace- Setters, Dance Leagueg Freshman Class, Song Leaderg Chorus, Historian. LYNN COLEMAN Fort Worth, Tex. Delta Alpha Sigma, Jet Maskersg Action Club, Samovar Club, Sergeant at Arms. ANNE COOPER Kenosha, Wisc. Theta Alpha, Volleyball Team. FHESHMEN JAN COOPER Seabrook, Tex. Kappa Chi Sigma, Student Government, Freshman Class, Secretary, Bit and Spur, Tides, Staff. PENNIE COPPER Baltimore, Md. Sigma Psi Iota. SHELLY DALIOUS Tulsa, Okla. Kappa Chi Sigma. CLARE DAVENPORT Greer, S. C. Kappa Chi Sigma, Tammy Howl. DEBORAH DAVIS Tulsa, Okla. Sigma Psi Iota, Tides, Stalfg Samovar Club, Jet Maskers. MARY DENNEY Scottsdale, Ariz. Sigina Psi Iota. BESS DENNIS Fayetteville, Ga. Delta Alpha Sigma. BARBARA DENTON Fort Worth, Tex. Delta Alpha Sigma, Bit and Spur, Pace- setters. POLLY DICK Birmingham, Ala. Gamma Psi, Pacesetters. SALLI DONALDSON Milbourne, Ky. PATRICE DORATHY Sterling, I11. Gamma Psi, Jet Maskers. MARTHA DORSEY Atlanta, Ga. Delta Alpha Sigma, Romance Language Club, Bit and Spur, Jet Maskers, Samovar . Club. Ban won't wear off as the day wears on. 'VN Gyn -A x 6' i T A fr N 'Ur 'vs qrnkh-1, mwfmw-1 - A o , , at . its M L ,... f .Q 3. p, -'A ,., x J fy' . 4 ' .,,-. f Wt Q ,M bbaxu p ,1,:. , ,.. - -fy 5 p if -.'i A' , K V , . . gf .,., 3 gl 4 . .,.,.:,.q 1 5 A . ,Q .. ,,,,. sigh- 5 5333 '. ' , Q. J, .' f s ., i - K - X V 'Q -- ' ' .4 My I 3,2 :.. , Cool it, baby! ,A wif 4 if -., i ,janv kr at 1 35 ,-., ff ' 'Y E ,Q f ' . Apu., , . - f , . GJ' li- TZ' g'Sjol ll f '- inf , WW' We um Q 06 he mia I nv-Q V'- Coffee tea or m1 'P' PHESHMEN DEE DEE DREES Memphis, Tenn. Kappa Chi Sigma, Dance Leagueg Sea Gull, Business Staff. MARGARET DUNCAN Jacksonville, Fla. Theta Alpha. CHARLOTTE EATON Perry, Ga. Sigma Psi Iotag Jet Maskers. PAT EYLES Belize, Br. Honduras Delta Alpha Sigmag Secretarial Science Club, Secretary. ANNETTE FANTASIA Englewood, Fla. Kappa Chi Sigma. MARY FINCH Atlanta, Ga. Delta Alpha Sigmag Tides, Staffg Romance Language Clubg Samovar Clubg Tammy Howl. CHERYL FISHER Topeka, Kan. Bit and Spurg Gamma Psig Secretarial Sci- ence Club. KATHY FOREMAN Montgomery, Ala. Kappa Chi Sigma. SUSAN FRIEMUTH Marion, Ind. SHELBY FUQUA Dallas, Tex. Sigma Psi Iotag Romance Language Clubg Jet Maskers. ANNE GARRISON Miami Springs, Fla. Kappa Chi Sigmag Pacesetters. MELISSA GOAD Clarksville, Tenn. Theta Alphag Pacesetters. ' - ...:...,,...e.,e . FHESHMEN CAROL GOETTLER Glencoe, Ill. Theta Alpha. KATHY GOODE Paris, Ky. Gamma Psi, Romance Language Club. GARA GRAHAM Akron, Ohio Delta Alpha Sigma, Action Club. JENIFER GREEN Long Beach, Miss. Day Student. NANCY GRIFFITH Dallas, Tex. Kappa Chi Sigma, Jet Maskersg Dance League, Vice-Presidentg Samovar Club, Chorus. NANCY GROSECLOSE Fort Wayne, Ind. Delta Alpha Sigma, Samovar Club, Paceset- ters. CATHY GUERNSEY Houston, Tex. Kappa Chi Sigmag Action Clubg Jet Maskersg Secretarial Science Clubg Dance League. PAM HALSETH Great Falls, Mont. Delta Alpha Sigma. BLAIR HAMILTON St. Petersburg, Fla. Sigma Psi Iota, Dance League, Jet Maskersg Pacesettersg Samovar Club. BECKY HARDY Houston, Tex. Kappa Chi Sigma, Action Club, Jet Maskers. sAND1 HAUGHTON Mobile, Ala. Y, Theta Alphag Volleyball Team, Tammy Howl. M W, NANCY HESTON Akron, ohio 'i M Delta Chi Sigma, Aquettesg Jet Maskers. A ll J Q ALICE HILL Springfield, Ohio Delta Chi Sigma, Caveat Emptor. BETSY HOGG Baton Rouge, La. Kappa Chi Sigma, Jet Maskersg Glee Club. MARY CAROL HOLLAND Tuscaloosa, Ala. Gamma Psi, Pacesettersg Jet Maskers. SUSAN HOOD Wichita Falls, Tex. Delta Alpha Sigma, Samovar Club. TONI HOTH Tulsa, Okla. Gamma Psi, Samovar Clubg Tides, Staff' Tammy Howl, SUSAN HOWELL Fort Worth, Tex Theta Alpha. 7 75 ' 1 . . y.,-mr we 'YQ J pi l f INA, gfiiji , x F A dwg, N Should a lady be offered a Tiparlllo? , W 90 sw Another group therapy session at G.P.C. F R E 5 H M E N MARY HOWERTON Madison, Fla. Theta Alpha. M ANNE HOYT Memphis, Tenn. Delta Alpha Sigma, Freshman Class, Treas- urer. DEBRA HUCHEL Tyler, Tex. l W l CHRISTINE HUGHES Cushing, Okla. l Gamma Psi. 1 JAN HUNTER Gulfport, Miss. Iii? 5 as E' Day Student. ' ' I 2 ,,4A f LEE ANN HUTCHESON Clifton, Tex- Theta Alpha. ' it 1 Q E MELISSA HUSTON Stuart, Fla. , Delta Alpha Sigma, Jet Maskersg Sea Gull, Staff. PRUDY HUTTON Newton, Kan. Q71 Y Gamma Psi, Pacesettersg Jet Maskersg R0- ' V mance Language Club, Vice-Presidentg Phi Theta Kappag Tides, Staff, Sea Gull, Staff. , SHARON JOHNSON Houston, Tex. - Kappa Chi Sigma, Pacesettersg Jet Maskersg . -'-1' f Action Club. 76 FHESHMEN MARY JORDAN Pensacola, Fla. Sigma Psi Iota. CONNIE KALK Fon du Lac, Wisc. Kappa Chi Sigmag Action Club. DIANA KEENEY Mobile, Ala. Delta Alpha Sigmag Caveat Emptor. SHARMAN KILLIAN Tulsa, Okla. Delta Chi Sigma, Pacesetters. CANDY KRAUSE Annandale, Va. Kappa Chi Sigmag Pacesetters, Historian, Tammy Howl, Staff. KATHY KUNTZ Bloomington, Ind. Theta Alpha, Pledge Presidentg Jet Maskersg Romance Language Clubg Freshman Class, President: Action Club, Public Relations Chairmang Sea. Gull, Staffg Student Govern- ment. LORRIE LA COUR New London, Conn. Delta Alpha Sigmag Action Club. ANITA LAKE Ludlow, Mass. Gamma Psi, Chorusg Secretarial Science Club, Romance Language Club. LYNLEE LAMBETH Highpoint, N. C. Kappa Chi Sigmag Chorusg Chamber En- semble. CAROL LARIMER Gulfport, Miss. Day Studentg Gamma Psi: Romance Lan- guage Clubg Glee Club. CATHY LATHAM Columbia, Tenn. Gamma Psig Tammy Howl, Co-Editor. ELIZABETH LEWIS Atlanta, Ga. ' Delta Alpha Sigma, Sarnovar Club. Six more days and we'll be out honey, honey '71 ,,: I F' '1 V 4.1---Q lg, . 1 195 1 i ,gr ,WN ,Q -. YQ. f l llil' PM b, K V I- Yvdh . 7 L V' .,,V A ,, Q Ai, i .qt N' x , f : lrvzv: l L ' ' A . A f it U Qi 522 ' R I FHESHMEN LU LU LISTER St. Louis, Mo. Delta Alpha Sigma, Pledge Presidentg Pace- settersg Volleyball Teamg Sea Gull, Business Staff. LISSA LOGAN Hattiesburg, Miss. Delta Alpha Sigmag Action Clubg Caveat Emptor. SALLY LUNDY Lookout Mountain, Tenn. Delta Chi Sigma: Action Club. LOLLY LYNN Bartlesville, Okla Sigma Psi Iotag Phi Theta Kappag Paceset- tersg Samovar Club. FRAN McCORD Fort Valley, Ga. Theta Alphag Secretarial Science Club. MARTHA McCOY Tulsa, Okla. Delta Alpha Sigma. MARTHA MCCREARY Enterprise, Ala. Delta Chi Signua. MARCY McDOWELL Dallas, Tex. Sigma Psi Iota. PAMELA McELROY Columbia, Mo. Theta Alpha, Bit and Spur, Tammy Howl. ANNE McLINEY Shawnee Mission, Kan. Gamma Psi. SHERRI McNEIL Kingsport, Tenn. Sigma Psi Iota, Pledge Presidentg Tides, Staff 3 Pacesetters. GLENDA MANSELL Jackson, Miss. Gamma Psig Bit and Spurg Romance Lan- guage Club. Wow' What s in this punch ' Just clownin' around. If if ,f f -v, ww f if 256 N' gf A qawffaf 'A 5 ,.f2f2T2f ' gm ' fx' ,f w,fg,v,L5 ,', avi, ' f f- Awe A: f r .7,3,,, i'5zwwli?f?,f1l 123524 'swing' ,.:5-- 1 f . Qfgya fyjqfz I ' J. zffffv 'Q ' Q ' ,S- The Classics Seven FHESHMEN CHERYL MANTHEY Fort Lauderdale, Fla. ,. mg , Kappa Chi Sigma, Secretarial Science Club. 3? g 41 SARA JANE MAROLF Grabill, Ind. WS 1, Delta Alpha Sigma, Secretarial Science Club, A 'X Jet Maskersg Pacesetters, Volleyball Team. - PATRICIA MATTHEWS Norfolk, va. g- 1 SONIA MATTSON Pierce, Fla. Gamma Psi, Student Government, Freshman . , Class, Sergeant at Arms. GAYLE MAURIN Kansas City, Kan. Sigma Psi Ioig Romance Language Club, Tides, Staifg Jet Maskers, SARAN MONTGOMERY Annandale, Va. Delta Chi Sigma. -426533 DIANE MORDEN Santa Cruz, Calif. Kappa Chi Sigma, Assistant Treasurer, Ac- tion Clubg Jet Maskersg Samovar Club. JEANNE MOSHER Canton, Ill. Theta Alpha, Tides, Staff, Tammy Howl, Ro- mance Language Club. SHARON MURPHY Greenwich, Conn. Delta Chi Sigma. 79 QIYYD lf' I Q YR' f' I ff 1 4 f fs 'wr I f W aff'-f Wa Y nw 'li If I. 3..- B.. 'x l. ,un-Q 1 9 FHESHMEN KAY NEELY Tuscaloosa, Ala. Delta Chi Sigma, Jet Maskers, Pacesetters. MARIANNE NEVILL Houston, Tex. Kappa Chi Sigma, Pacesetters, Jet Maskers, Action Club. PAMELA NEWELL Tucson, Ariz. Kappa Chi Sigrnag Action Club, Jet Maskers. CARRIE OGE Tyler, Tex. LE MOINE OTJEN Enid, Okla. Kappa Chi Sigma, Sextet, Romance Lan- guage Club, Tammy Howl, Editor. CAROLYN PARKER Tulsa, Okla. Delta Chi Sigma. LETITIA PARKER Chicago, Ill. Gamma Psi, Jet Maskers. PATRICIA PAUL Fort Smith, Ark. Kappa Chi Sigma. HELEN PAYNE Nashville, Tenn. Gamma Psi. DEDE PEARL Boca Raton, Fla g Delta Chi Sigma, Pacesetters. JULIE PENNY GriHi.n, Ga Delta Alpha Sigma. BARBARA PIVOVARNIK Chicago, Ill Sigma Psi Iota, Jet Maskers, Samovar Club AUGUSTA POELLNITZ Greensboro, Ala. Delta Chi Sigma, Pacesetters. MARILYN PRENGER Jefferson City, Mo. Sigma Psi Iota, Caveat Emptor. NANCY PRESTON Oak Ridge, Tenn. Sigma Psi Iota, Romance Language Club, Secretarial Science Club, Phi Theta Kappa. J EAN NE PRICE Lexington, Ky. Delta Chi Sigrna, Tammy Howl, Stalf. PAMELA PRITCHETT Fort Myers, Fla. Theta Alpha, Action Club, Samovar Club. JANA PRUGH Shawnee Mission, Kan. Theta Alpha, Jet Maskers, Madrigals, Secre- tary. FHEEHMEN NANCY KAY PRUITT Nacogdoches, Tex. Kappa Chi Sigrna. MAYNA RAY Anchorage, Ky. Delta Chi Sigma, Dance League, Action Club. STEPHANIE REYNOLDS Burlington, Wisc. Gamma Psi. SUSAN RIDGELL Merritt Island, Fla. BARBARA ELLEN ROBERTS Midland, Tex. Delta Chi Sigma, Pacesettersg The Book, Art Editor, Samovar Club. DAPHNE ROBINSON Durant, Okla. Theta Alpha, Action Club. ELLEN ROE Winter Haven, Fla. Kappa Chi Sigma, Jet Maskersg Pacesetters. SARAH ROEBER Broken Bow, Okla. Kappa Chi Sigma, Sea Gull, Staff. CARLA RUETTINGER Winnetka, Ill. Gamma Psig Chamber Ensemble. ROSEANN SCHMUTZLER Huntingburg, Ind. Theta Alpha, Tammy Howl, Staif. CAROLE SCHOO Versailles, Ky. Sigma Psi Iotag Tammy Howl: Tides, Staff' Jet Maskersg Pacesetters. ANN SCHROEDER Lima, Ohio v Trying to catch something, Julie? 3' .M aw 5 -N.. F' T 1 - . .x -I- ' A V x, W - -'ff 7 '17 iam 0- fn, Q' .rw-3 9 J' ,J fa - .41 r ,'7'i fm? at 522 1 AU? ,A - B L F H E S H M E N ANNIE SCHWARTZ E1 Salvador, C. A Kappa Chi Sigma, Secretarial Science Club, Student Council Representative, Romance Language Club. ROBIN SCOTT Columbus, Ga. Theta Alpha, Secretarial Science Club. KATHY SERGEANT Oak Ridge, Tenn. Theta Alpha, Romance Language Club, Sec- retarial Science Club, Pacesetters. SANDRA SHAW Lenoir, N. C. Sigma Psi Iota. ANNE SMITH Eutaw, Ala. Theta Alpha, Pacesetters. MIMI SMITH Memphis, Tenn. Sigina Psi Iota. JACQUELINE SNUGGS Kingsport, Tenn. Sigma Psi Iota, Bit and Spur, Pacesetters. NANCY SNYDER Goshen, Ind. Sigma Psi Iota. DONNA STALKER Richardson, Tex. Gamma Psi, Secretarial Science Club, Jet Maskers, Glee Club, Sextet. JAN STANLEY Gulfport, Miss. Sigma Psi Iota, Pacesetters, Tammy Howl, Romance Language Club. LISE STARNES Dallas, Tex. Sigma Psi Iota. SALLY STOLL Charleston, S. C. Delta Alpha Sigma, Caveat Emptor. FHESHMEN BETTY STUBBS Oklahoma City, Okla. Sigma Psi Iota, Samovar Club, Jet Maskers. MADGE SULLIVAN Freeport, Ill. Action Club. SHERYNE SUMMERS Victoria, Tex. Gamma Psi, Assistant Treasurer. FAITH ANN SWANGER Fremont, Ohio Gamma Psi, Jet Maskers, Tides, Staff. ELEANOR THOMPSON De Ridder, La. Sigma Psi Iota. LOU THOMPSON Quincy, Ill. Gamma Psi, Bit and Spur, Secretary. MYRA THORNTON Tunica, Miss. Kappa Chi Sigma, Caveat Emptor. NAN TRIBBLE Dallas, Tex. Theta Alpha, Bit and Spur. HELEN TULLY Memphis, Tenn. Delta Chi Sigma. JESSICA TURNBULL Memphis, Tenn. Kappa Chi Sigma, Pledge President, Jet Maskers, Freshman Class, Vice-President. SUSAN TURNER Salem, Va. Delta Chi Sigma, Bit and Spur, Tides, Staif. LINDA TYLER Shawnee, Okla. Gamma Psi, Caveat Emptor, Phi Theta Kappa. HELENE VARNER Atlanta, Ga. Delta Alpha Sigma, Samovar, Secretary. JOAN VELLENGA Bloomington, Ill. Theta Alpha, Bit and Spur. PAULA VOSS Pearsall, Tex. Sigma Psi Iota, Pacesetters. RITA WALKER Oweonta, Ala. - Theta Alpha, Jet Maskers. GAY 'WALL Colmnbus, Ga. Delta Chi Sigma, Action Club, Secretarial Science Club, Treasurer, Dance League. MARY WATERS Pensacola, Fla. Sigma Psi Iota. 83 'oi 'i sw , 'V . fgxv f ru-H, 'a ' if as f f,-I' 4' 9' 1. REBECCA WELCH Tuscaloosa, Ala. Delta Chi Sigrnag Samovar Club, Pacesettersg Jet Maskers. SHELLY WELLER Phoenix, Ariz. Sigma Psi Iota, Pacesetters. LAURA WIDES Lexington, Ky. Kappa Chi Sigma, Volleyball Team, Pace- setters. MADELYN WILD Denham Springs, La. Sigma Psi Iota- LAURA WILLIAMS Frankfort, Ky. Kappa Chi Sigma, Action Club. BARBARA WILSON Quanah, Tex. Delta Alpha Sigma, Action Club, Aquettes. CONNIE WILSON Dayton, Ohio Sigma Psi Iota, Assistant Treasurer, Pace- setters. STELLA WILSON Paris, Ky. EMILY WINSHIP Atlanta, Ga. Delta Chi Sigma, Sextet, Freshman Class, Sergeant at Arms, The Book, Literary Edi- tor, Sea Gull, Staff. ABBE WISE Akron. Ohio JEANNE WOLFENBARGER Oklahoma City, Delta Alpha Sigma, Action Club, Samovar Club, Pacesetters. PATRICIA ANN WOOD St. Petersburg, Fla. Delta Alpha Sigma, Action Club, Samovar Club, Pacesetters. SUSAN WOOLWINE Alexandria, Va. Delta Chi Sigma. TEVIS WRIGHT Flemingsburg, Ky. Theta Alpha, Madrigals. KAREN ZANDONA Ashland, Ky. Gamma Psi, Pacesetters. REBECCA ZIEGER E. Grand Rapids, Mich Theta Alpha, Tides, Staff, Jet Maskers. SANDRA ZUBER Columbia, Mo Sigma Psi Iota. 84 O k FEATURES Q 3 X Nfl Q Yi-?f xsmf 2629 'ae A 0 xl JE, 0471135 . gy-tt? rg' 7:15 I . gym' M.: WN, '.,,A.,,,,,, . .,..: ' f ff? z mica .M ifZL ,-:p'.',,- 4 no .., f .'.r:,g'.zf.'ev.i.J..,ir.,..a.a..M ,.. 1 A-231 1 fflgi- A-:.',- -'w f1..L..n. vii- ,.,.7fJ. lvsafn Xlfftgi M' if N? 9 gi' 4 Q ff' vis' l we? fjdnlf x fe?-,.f.. 1, vb-'bed 's 53592, WWAWSW ff igwl iw nf? ESL! e -vt ' i 'Rf Qiifg fr tiff' fr sr 3. ilvfvft 44 75 -asf -L 4- . 'lo 1 kwa! Fw fl 'va-'K , .I ,, A 1 :X .Q Z 4 f' ' ,w-wil' I 1, V' .' X 1 , J., , . 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A lovely Southern Belle from Pulaski, Tennessee whose charm and winning smile have captivated all who know her . . . Miss Gulf Park. 86 E 1 , 1 . l ff' Q CM W I , -fi i IS 'Iv 1 ,,.: -'-- -- -,AQ - ..,.,,,,,,H,,v,V ifff ': ' F . I f A I 6 E E i r r 2 , v 1 J f I E f 1 , x V f.',-- fy- V. X Hx 14 , 1 - . ,V . , ' k ' 'x:aQl1'fZ4li,:QQ q'?.Q , X- x .51 Q Ns I , M-D'-F J'-r my -Ri PH ' ,xl x '64 ' az-3 a, , V, is 13, y ,Q 'N , 1.727 ' tA55151f3i5 ., gzwf' Fifi . F f .igfffg Qfifi' I ' x Ab-u ff 1 1 I. , Y r 1 1 ' Vi: 4 I W K w ' ff.. A N I v. ,f.,. jf S sw - N Q ,. 5 fi ,lk . 'x MM FUEEM iss omfzz I-5Qe0!mom A brown-eyed, blond beauty from Peru, Indiana, Joan is kept busy with Vario-us campus activities. She is President of Theta Alpha, a member of the Judiciary Board, and an Aquettes Mermaid.. Her quiet manner and poise, her friendliness and Warm sincerity qualify her for the honor of May Queen. 89 A ... ,:..,..., .rx R, XX? ,, J 1 ,X ,f 5,1 a 1 V w 1 ' ghrx, Q , r-fn.,-, 11 ' Q ,11' .. 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Studious-Treasurer of Phi Theta Kappa, Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges. A lover of horses-Bit and Spur Club, A world traveler who enjoys visiting other countries-member -of the Romance Language Club. A sorority gal from the word go -Kappa Chi Sigma. A May Court lovely. Looking ahead to the future with open eyes, head held high. Main ambition in life-history teacher . . . Vicki Eshehnan. 96 Meet Nancy Carson- A contagious smile sparked with enthusiasm with concern and understanding for all framed with dolly- like dancing eyes . . . This gal is always on the go. Aniexceptionalleaderiin all campus 'causes- A Co-editor of the Sea, Gull, President-Romance Language Club, Kappa Chi's treasurer, ' Intellectually determined-Phi Theta Kappa . . Dramatically inclined-Okla,homa's Aunt Eller . . . Totally involved-Who's W'ho Among Students in American Junior Colleges . . . Topped with Georgia's poise and grace-May Court . . . With each step in her life, Gulf Park's benefit, up the road of success. MIHEELEY A . A wx , 1 . W HN!! ,. , 'lf :Mr V4 ,..-a , . , . f, W f f v ,- -f I 's do 1--S hz, if .5 1 ' , Aff, :L.. , uv 1- -, 'f 71' . -' f,l', . '1' fy ,u-4 A, .Jw .A J .-.-'..4' 1 . --Q ' g V ,', 3 1'-, ,, rx- 'gli 4 ,N fw A F-Q I ii'-1'-'j Lf' Q l . '-Wf.',f,f.',ff, fl ' ,ji v'.'T,!' , , X W -.1 i in J f JL-' ' iw-f, , j ,uffgq ,, f 0255: Vi 4,1 ' M ET Miillhiliiiii. A lovely senoritaefrom El Salvador, Central America who brightens up our campus with her spontaneous smile and flashing eyes. Ingeniously creative! Loving art with a critical eywSamovar Club and The. Book. Si-she's happy in Kappa Chi! Exotically and uniquely original. A young lady with high ideals. Presenting a striking appearance. Colorful clothes. A package of sunshine, south of the border style . . . Henrietta Cal- deron. ll Here's a young lady who has walked away with the show-May Queen. Sparkle and pep mark her every action. A graceful swimmer-Aquettes. A leader in student affairs-Judiciary Board and Student Advisor. Who's the sorority president with the big smile and charming personality? Theta Alpha's own-an Indi- ana sweetheart. Panhellenic cou1dn't do without her. Up on all the fashion trends-Pacesetters. Is it true blonds have more fun? Ask Joanie Redmon, she knows. ' 99 I-'HIENHMEST 1 e:1e1'gQ1f. Eublglixzg Willa sllcxtsf laughs, dances, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1411.235 la- . . . :uf --.lm f.:w'r13j1f. un is her mid- l-.f . . The trial-is 154 Lticlis of Sophcmore Hall. 'laligy 1iiLn'eg-1521 5j cje:'ii11g 21 feared front as Delta pledge fziaeze-, while playing the school cloxam. LL,-2. .::f:.1Ci1i,31i,-- af Eurflt farm, liialoama coun- E.1.i.3f incl his ed, fic-Lal E'l1Vll'OlY.11lSIl'l around her W, ,..,..-,l ..-, 1 111 ,,11 ali- 4411.73 Qt':A1m '-1 351-'yicr--1 01 731A lk + 1. M ., k,x..LJ.1,1, l..L,.1,..1JL 1.3. .ac.u.,eSeL- 1 M1 -111: W L '1'.'12- ., , MN 1. . ..- ,....--... 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3. 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1, 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 11 1 1 W1 11 1 1 1 i 1 ,1 I 11 1 1 11 1 11 11 1 11 '1 1 1 11 1 11 11 1 11 1 11 1 41 all ny.. Little Miss Muffet as fresh as springtime. Always busying herself with theatrical productions-Jet Maskers. Born with a silver spoon in her mouth- Sextet. Originally from Shawnee Mission, Kansas, but officially adopted by Oklahoma. Our Laurey honey. Always ready to lend a helping hand-Student Ad- visor. Active member of the Sophomore Class-Ser- geant at Arms. Amazingly adept and warm as toast! Sigma Psi Iota's Vice-President. A bundle of energy and quick wit . . . Most Talented, Muffet Triggs. M ST TAEENTEM V 'W 13253-I' Fl' A 2- -7' 721 K wg , '7?,ffgi?Qgflllk1 'l ,. 5:73 F' f , ' Q' 7 - is ff !5 3 ' 1. ff:c1,V1L,lt'5a5W?f' Y ' i :Vic , 1 V, -,,, ,L-:V-fs. 'Vw .scifi - .1 QW ,jf A -.1 .3 ye , ,fa f1,f,.K.?v?q, ii is -Mm 'QQ' . 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V .. p - A-m-hsL3.1 . Ts - -'ui X - ' 'K ., , - , ,VA 4 s .s. 0'.9 t' Q , . 5 . ,M ,,, jj. P 9 Q g . 0 A '- . tus 3, . . - Y ,gl . gh .,... .., N 'il' 37i!g71 ,xg MUST VEHSATILE With pen in hand and a probing question on her lips, Becky Russell writes the campus news-Editor of the Tides. Understanding with frank sincerity. Ac- tive in campus activities-Secretary of Student Gov- ernment. Proudly representing her sorority, Theta Alpha, as Rush Chairman. A perky brunette who bubbles over with laughter. Wide awake and sensi- tive. A May Court princess who works tirelessly for the betterment of Gulf Park. Able to adapt to any environment. Most Versatile . . . Becky Russell. i ., assi --s.,,,,,. '- Studious-yet active . . .-Phi Theta Kappa, Presi- il dent of her chapter. A serious business student. To- tally involved with Secretarial Science. Charm plus . . . 'May Court beauty, Fashion Show model. Sub- dued lady-like mannerisms complement a soft face 8: doe eyes. Most intellectual . . l Julia Davis. 103 MUST INTELLEIITUI-ll. M ST DEPENDABLE Freckles and sun-bleached hair. Subdued yet can- did. Always perceptive. Vice-President of Student Government and Chairman of the Judiciary Board. An industrious young lady from The Heart of Dixie -Art Editor of the Tides and a member of Samovar Club. Her love of art and beauty reflect her every move. With a determination to finish what she has begun-the zest to see it through. President of Sigma Psi Iota. Intellectually tops-Phi Theta Kappa. A well- rounded individual-Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges. The person on whom to rely . . . Sandy Boone. 104 -41 The volleyball court is her second home-the ar- chery range, her happiness. This Alabama girl loves the ,outaof doors with the syn shining on her face and the wind playing havoc withiher hair. A member of Jet Maskers, she works tirelessly behind the scenes. Creative with her hands . . . ceramics, her hobby . . . Samovar, her club. An avid supporter and Sports Chairman of her sorority, Delta Alpha Sigma.A real bug for the Intramural Board. Whether chasing a ball or doing the Sophomore Stomp, she's all smiles. An extrovert whose favorite phrase is Ya,l1 Come! Most Athletic . . . Karolyn Bayley. MUST ETHEETHE J 'rf 'Qi 'V' , .V -V In VY' , .. VV f. '-V. V,V.',. M2- . X V Y, V .V 51? V11 :ff 4-' 'fix-IS 1 ' X Q f 1 V' ' - rg . 4-, ?- in , f'.-p.,-.Vx-Ln-. V.-V ,-2Vl:.- f.' Wi V-3-, -'.. , .cf exif. A' In k? ' ''inf1Vf-1-'-'Yi'-'AV'-Lwi'4-InV. 'V 1 ' 1' V H' V1 f' .- V .lr-. '31 V- ,-' - J' 74 IL'-if Vf.:p'fAV 'V ..-V Q V , - his Vi'-,p-V! 'igf n f' 'N .sz.g.3gV.VtV.-.V, '. .HQ 355' 25,1 , jV'f:V,EQg5f'JfG ?f.i T -5 V. - . V . ,g ' , 4 V ,.'.,ff-5 'V .VLVVWVVV '. 'V E VM 5V,iVfg? ftf:g3',,gf,512i555q Lf z 'vfQ'5I511l?.Hf ': ' ,V '. . ' 'V , . - TV. 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' 108 GERMAINE SCHANZMEYER Best Dressed GULF PllHIi'5 BEST DHESSEIJ Participating in Glamour Magazine's contest to find the ten best-dressed girls on American college campuses, Gulf Park chose five girls as the schoo1's semi-finalists. The school-wide election, held by the Sea Gull staff, chose Germaine Schanzmeyer to represent the college as the student best exemplifying -Glamoufs high standards of fashion, grooming, and poise. Debbie Huchel, Carla Carter, Connie Adams, Patricia Woods, and Germaine Schanzmeyer. O I O O 1 0 , . l 8 w 4 El, .. ' 1 -NNN i 1 1 i 1 l PHYLLIS GARNER DORA HILL Gulf Park was once again invited to participate in Who's Who Among Students in American Junior Colleges for the 1968-69 school year. All nominations are submitted annually by an officially designated committee composed of members of the administration, faculty, residence hall counselors, and student body. 5 m 'r 4 NANCY CARSON All nominees are second year students who have successfully met the qualifications for leadership in extra-curricular activities, service to the community, scholarship, and citizenship. These students are the individuals who have shown promise for future success in the business world as well as in life. VICKI ESHELMAN BECKY RUSSELL SANDY BOONE '+ an I P 1 Q 4 1 .ir ! . if 2 SUHUHITIES , 4 ff ll I ,Z , JN ' 1- ' r g 5 ? y s 1 ' ' 4 5, . E iw I I X, - 'Z h k it ' Q 1?- QAK K Aa re H , 4.1-9' is ' V , A 1 r H 1 5 Q, 5 1, . i1wnm', Y GULF f 1, ,W -pix, K fl Kf'i6ARK glszl new THE'sEA J . f' BY TH: f Lila Porter, first semester Secretaryg Susan Jaffe, first semester ' President. PANFHELLENIE EUUNEIL Composed of the presidents of each of tlie six sororities, the Panhellenic Council met every Tuesday, setting standards and regulations for the activities of the sororities. The council operated in the best interest of the student body, voicing their opinions and reaching decisions which reflected the ideas of the majority of the students. Aside from the drudgery of duty, the Panhellenic Council planned activities of entertainment, synthesizing the interests of all sororities. Sponsoring dances under the direction of their advisor, Mrs. Wieting, Panhellenic helped to make 1969 an unforgettable year at Gulf Park. Panhellenic Council-Germaine Schanzmeyer, Joan Redrnon, Beth Gr, son, Mary Felson, Lila Porter, Sandy Boone. I ,yl W .la 5 X sf' , -G Beth Grayson, second semester Secretaryg Lila Por- ter, second semester President. I f 1 ee Ma W QW. so al 53's 11 4 ., V Q 5, x It's skit time with Delta Alpha in Hey Look Us Over. Kappa Chi welcomes incoming freshmen with a coke party. ma., A, , w f u'f 'Q J!! ' sr ' 2 ? Sigma Psi whoops it up at a Christmas party. Theta Alpha holds a formal initiation. .- .ay .. 9, 9- 113 WI -I p , ' li: 1 4 .A it ' , 6 4v4- 1'1- in 4 a 'tit N W if ' gan' mx 1 -5 I Nice day for a bird bath, huh toni? 1 T Il - 1 is -g KA .ul And what is your name, little girl The year of 1968-69 was filled with anticipation and enthusiasm. As in all previous years, sororities played a large part in kniting each diverse group of girls into a Sisterhood. The sorority became the axis of social and athletic activity on campus. The members planned dances and parties, participated in sports events, and Sing-Song, and competed for scholastic honors. These activities reflected the exuberance of each sorority and helped to make this a most successful year. r Theta A1pha's warming up for another cook-out. Rub-a-dub, Gammas in the tub. 'A . Q' 'E My dog is bigger than your dog!!! A s ' .Ll 115' ? . . . iff 5 1 ' . , . xv'1,,,g1.1':- fifufe xiii A EA xxui A 1 . 75 s 1 ,tv l3Q ,-'Wu f 6 fwljgr- Qi X1 . 5' .few . v,.v f it Sorority Roll: Karolyn Bayley, Maere Chandler, Nancilu Dennis, Cynthia Doug- las, Betty Jean Eyles, Candy Head, Libba Holman, Connie Jackson, Anne Lowrey, Annabelle McGuifey, Kathy Murphy, Lila Porter, Patti Schrader, Sandra Selt, Berta Sours, Patricia Watters, Julie Adcock, Jo Ann Ballman, Bonnie Bayes, Pam Bayne, Betty Blackburn, Lynn Coleman, Bess Dennis, Barbara Denton, Martha Dorsey, Pat Eyles, Mary Finch, Gara Graham, Nancy Groseclose, Pam Halseth, Susan Hood, Anne Hoyt, Melissa Huston, Diana Keeney, Elizabeth Lewis, Lu Lu Lister, Lissa Logan, Martha McCoy, Jane Marolf, Julie Penny, Sally Stoll, Nancy Tillery, Helene Varner, Bunny Wilson, Jeanne Wolfenbarger. DELTA ALPHA SIGMA OFFICERS LILA PORTER President CYNTHIA DOUGLAS vice-President ANNABELLE MCGUF1-'EY secrewy MAERE CHANDLER Treasurer 116 It's Wild, it's fun, it's Delta Alpha Sigma! Known for its determination and everlasting sisterhood, Delta Alpha has fulfilled a joyous year. Cook-outs, beach parties and slumber parties are just a few of the highlights and memories of the year. If you Watch the girls in gold and blue, they're the ones who will be true. Happy Halloween!!! 11 Y :Ma 'X 1? T ' Q A: A 3' .1 V , if I 'E f i L , ip s. Q, 'iff' f 5 5 ', Q i:' A Here's to Delta Alpha. Clean the entire Y-Hut? II AAZ Walk right in, sit right down-Do you wanta be a Delta Chi? This has been the theme all year with the Delta Chi's participating actively in every part of campus life. Sisters working side by side, to achieve common goals and good sportsmanship ever-shiningg this is Delta Chi. A feeling you have for something you love . . . . . AH SO! Show a little spirit AXE Huddle! 118 5 I ffl W if QW l f it will -4 ? - Sorority Roll: Marilyn Blaske, Julia Davis, Lenora Elder, Rosalyn Ezell, Mary Filson, Phyllis Garner, Susan Jaffe, Mary Lee Kolb, Lynn Martin, Ann Mohler, Janet Radebaugh, Rita Reynolds, Diane Stewart, Dottie Wright, Mary Lee Alcott, Shauna A.nnin, Nancy Bergquist, Rozzie Bird, Judy Carley, Pam Hardee, Nancy Heston, Peachie Hill, Jayne Houghland, Sharman Killian, Tiffany La Cour, Sally Lundy, Martha McCreary, Cookie Montgomery, Sharon Murphy, Kay Neely, Carol Parker, Janet Palmer, Dede Pearl, Augusta Poellnitz, Jeanne Price, Mayna Ray, Stuie Reynolds, Ellen Roberts, Mary Scott, Helen Tully, Susan Turner, Gay Wall, Becky Welch, Susan Woolwine. BELT!-l CHI SIGMA OFFICERS SUSAN JAFFE President MARY FILSON Vice-President MARY LEE KOLB Secretary ROSALYN EZELL Treasurer 119 1---A-w va... ..fL- 5--in-K .qi W, 1 1 2 'V 7 ' 1 fl -9 ' . ' V- ,J . .ga 2:1 -'I I y L l 4 3 Q L, l P, P ' Sorority Roll: Betsy Barrett, Sheryne Surnmefrs, Cathy Latham, Julie Coffield, Sunny Mattson, Lou Thompson, Kathy Hagemeyer, Germaine Schanzmeyer, Bar- bara Beneke, Bobbie Benton, Amy Evans, Jean Meisenheimer, Debbie Bern, Lee Ann Bailey, Stephanie Reynolds, Peggy North, Kathy Goode, Don.na Stalker, Katie Gaskins, Karen Zandona, Toni Hoth, Martha Hoggard, Anita Lake, Pat Dorathy, Chris Hughes, Carla Ruettinger, Anne McLiney, Carol Larimer, Wanda Lassiter, Prudy Hutton, Faith Ann Swanger, Polly Dick, Mary Carol Holland, Cheryl Fisher, Helen Payne, Tish Parker, Chris Cadigan, Glenda Mansell, Linda Tyler, Sara Appleton. GAMMA PSI OFFICERS , GERMAINE SCHANZMEYER President BARBARA BENEKE Vice-President KATIE GASKINS Secretary KATHY HAGEMEYER Treasurer 110 4 ,lx This year Gamma Psi has been the scene of a group of enthusiastic young women devoted to the high ideals of pleasure for each sister, personal integrity and loyalty. Happiness has been gained through such events as volleyball and a pizza party. The challenge of accepting responsibilities has helped each member grow in maturity of mind and spirit. Oh my aching back. I 1 J i A-. , ..., . .f..rfw.f , :am ,, The Sophomore Stomp is easy once you catch on. Whoever heard of cleaning a fountain with a tooth Right, Lee Ann? bl'll5h? uri 121 at FII' Freshmen entertain sophomores with appreciation KXE Happy am I in Kappa Chi, the theme song of the Kappas has held true with abounding spirit in 1968-69, winning a first place in volleyball and hoping for victory in other fields as well! Visiting the Isle of Kappa served its purpose as seen in the fine pledges which emerged through rush. Here's a girl who loves her sorority. HGPPW3 N Knppg Ch! Kappa Chi sophomores practice tor their theme party at Huck Hill 127. in V - ff P M , , Y. ' Qt, , ' 1 ,Q L- t ,Q . , L K a 9 f - , ff 1 7 L r 4, ' 5 X , ,X .I s 1 Sorority Roll: Nancy Braun, Susie Cole, Jan Cooper, Clare Davenport, Dee Dee Drees, Anne Garrison, Nancy Griffith, Cathy Guernsey, Becky Hardy, Betsy Hogg, Sharon Johnson, Connie Kalk, Lynlee Lambeth, Cheryl Manthey, Diane Morden, Marianne Nglvill, Pam-Newell, Le Moine Otjen, Patti Paul, Nancy Pruitt, Candy Krause, Ellen Roe, Sarah Roeber, Annie Schwartfz, Myra Thornton, Jessie Turn- bull, Laura Wides, Laura Williams, Beth Grayson, Bette Norwood, Vicki Eshel- man, Suzanna Pye, Sue Stephens, Susan Cleveland, Nancy Carson, Marcia Burn- ham, Betty Keenan, Penny Koenig, Irene Papini, Henriette Calderon. HAPPI-l IIHI SIGMA OFFICERS BETH GRAYSON President BETTE NORWOOD Vice-President SUSAN CLEVELAND Secretary NANCY CARSON Treasurer 17.3 Pay 4 up-ox-lu-clhavbi K ' ff Q-4 lj' W Sorority Roll: Laura Aspelin, Alison Bradford, Becky Britton, Pennie Copper, Debi Davis, Mary Denney, Charlotte Eaton, Shelby Fuqua, Blair Hamilton, Lolly Lynn, Gayle Maurin, Marcy McDowell, Sherri McNeil, Barbara Pivovarnik, Mari- lyn Prenger, Nancy Preston, Carole Schoo, Sandy Shaw, Mimi Smith, Nancy Snider, Jackie Snuggs, Jan Stanley, Lise Starnes, Betty Stubbs, Susie Thompson, Paula Voss, Mary Waters, Shelly Weller, Madelyn Wild, Connie Wilson, Stella Wilson, Sandy Zuber, Sandy Boone, George Ann Gibson, Valda Richmond, Alice Torrance, Mufiet Triggs, Connie Ware. SIGMA PSI IUTA OFFICERS N SANDY Booman President MUFFET TRIGGS Viee-Pfeeldenf VALDA RICHMOND Secretary CONNLE WARE Treasurer 17.4 Sigma Psi opened the school year with an enthusiastic Bali Hai skit and rush party. The blue and white tried unsuccessfully in the volleyball tournament, yet had the recognition 'Al ,sg lllfli - Mk ' X' uf . R of making the most noise! Christmas and if AQ Xl E Valentine parties helped cheer the Sigmas on .14 S i through the year, proving that the sisters' . i I faith, love, and ideals played a part in making 1968-69 a year to look back on. s 1 In I sigma Psi entertains with a rush party. if me 1, A W X L a it '.AV f E ,L 527 1 si ' i r Y in if ,gf 35 y if ff. . I ,. : I: ' ,X-1 Z .. gh 'K A ig E '1' Q 3, ff M , at e e '. X in , , 'fi . . 5, l Zhi, i ', '- R.: . 5 ' Q Y i f, ' up eir' ' k a . a 'gigs ' N Q H 8 . - WM 5 rg 55 fi . a x, i l t S' P ' h L ,A - Members of Sigma Psi eagerly await the appearance of nailgggltl sl c eers team on at the 1968 volleyball tour Santa Claus. . A l 17. ZIPI 41, L . L- We f s 1 J , . ' 3 , L . 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Y Q g JM l E L i 4 1' 2 Nil N, I Sorority Roll: Kathi Abrahamson, Connie Adams, Doralyn Albright, Mary A1- worth, Sharon Arnold, Jan Bigger, Celeste Bland, Linda Boon, Carla Carter, Lee Ann Carter, Anne Cooper, Carol Craven, Margret Duncan, Melissa Goad, Carol Goettler, Sandra Haughton, Eleanor Highbaugh, Susan Howell, Mary Howerton, Lee Ann Hutcheson, Cynthia Knowles, Kathy Kuntz, Polly Lister, Suzanne Ly- barger, Fran McCord, Pam McElroy, Jeanne Mosher, Ann Nichols, Paulette Powers, Pam Pritchett, Jana Prugh, Joan Redmon, Daphne Robinson, Becky Russell, Roseann Schmutler, Robin Scott, Mary Sergeant, Anne Smith, Donna Thompson, Nan Tribble, Joan Vellenga, Rita Walker, Cheryl Wilmoth, Tevis Wright, Becky Zieger. THETA ALPHA a, ,,f, OFFICERS JOANIE REDMQN L , Q President CARI-,A CARTER - Vice-President LEE ANN CARTER Secretary ELEANOR HIGHBAUGH Treasurer 12.7 4 P at lf? mi' exif? zblgiiji 'i , i X ffl f fm I , ff , ,,,-aff' X- gf' -- ' i ,,f .JZ 2 Amy Evans, Lee A,nn Bailey Betty Keenan, George Om A E Pr d B tt K Ann Gibson, Karolyn Bagy,legfIgMarilyn Blaske, and tarycers my Vans es! ent e y eenan Secre Kafthi Abrahamson. INTHAMUHAL BUAHD This organization, composed of the athletic chairmen from each sorority, was instrumental in planning intramural sports events. Without the enthusiastic endeavors of these girls, no sports activities would have been possible. They helped to increase interest in sports activities and to further the ideals of fairness. 1 it 5 '2 w 5 1 E Kappa Chi wins first place in the volleyball tournament. Yea Tea.m!!! Sock it to 'em!! Karolyn Bayley and Marilyn Blaske demonstrate qualities of good sportsmgnship 'inns-an Volleyball practice at G.P.C. Life isn't that bad, buddy ole pal. Night life! 1 3 o UBB!-KNIZATIIJNS if , .HW G a , Zf,v? fm -.QQQ f-' N un: Sb, -d -sr .44 ' 'M' f .i1,. '-ul .. . .Una-, f.f fr5iffi5F . Left to Right! Sunny MBUSOII, Sandy BOOHO, Mary sell, Connie Ware, Julie Jones, Kathy Kuntz, Jan Filson, Phyllis Garner, Vicki Eshelman, Becky Rus- Cooper, Annie Schwartz. STUDENT BUVERNMENT Officers: Vicki Eshelman, President, Becky Russell, Secretary, Sandy Boone, Vice President, Mary Filson, Treasurer 'f,1LiS1'f'L'1E5i'1fMz'Z1it5'fz:'i1it2iZ1?3f fir A ,, '- , Ai A J iwqgi M5 Q55 137. With progress as the keynote, the student governing body successfully strived to incorporate the cooperation ofpboth the students and the Advisory Committee. 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. This versatile group arbitrarily keeps the viewpoint of the student, Advisory, and faculty in mind. The progressive body headed by Vicki Eshelman sponsored many activities throughout the year including a surprise Christmas party for all students, the annual Christmas tea, Dead Week, the Christmas dance, and Peanut Day. The Student Government strives to promote unity and good citizenship on and off campus and to enforce school regulations. .IUIJIIIII-lHY BU!-lllll The Judiciary Board, under the watchful eye of its chairman, Sandy Boone, reviews individual appeals regarding minor infractions of school rules. Composed of the Presidents from each of the dormitories, the Board seriously considers all matters brought before it with the help of Mrs. Holtane, a Residence- Hall Counselor. In this informal manner, girls are brought to a greater realization of their duties regarding their role in student affairs and are able to assume the responsibility that should be accorded them. Sue Stephens, Sandy Boone, Mrs. Holtane, Ann Moh- ler, and Joan Redmon. Oflicersz Sandy Boone, Chairmang Sue Stephens, Sec retary. 'rf 'x ,gs--,-yfffg, - 1 px 1' 4 5 'I I' President, Julia Davis, Student Government Representative, Julie Jones: Vice President, Germaine Schanzmeyerg Secretary, ,Dora Hill, Treasurer, Vicki Eshel- 1T1al'1. PHI THETA HAPP!-l Club Roll: Lee Ann Bailey, Nancy Carson, Nancy Pres- ton, Lolly Lynn, Linda Tyler, Catherine Gaskins, Sheryne Summers, Cathv Latham. Betsy Barrett, Rose- ann Schrnutzler, Prudy Hutton, Laura Wides, Kathy Goode, Denby Franklin, Marcia Burnham, Martna Hoggard, Sandy Boone, Maere Chandler, Lenora El- der, Betty Eyles, Julie Jones, Julia Davis, Dora Hill, Vickie Eshe1manf'Germaine Schanzmeyer. To be in Phi Theta Kappa means a girl has earned the recognition of being in the top ten percent of the nation's junior college students. Students are elected to the national honorary fraternity on the basis of outstanding scholastic achievement and high personal qualities. The Theta Alpha Chapter sponsors Faculty Appreciation Week, participates in conventions, and offers incentive for students at Gulf Park. 2' 5 1 1 I Z 7 - ,rs ft N 'Q X . 11- 1 ...- ... t x Q ,,,,ff-f - N. l - .1 . Fm n --M-A-,.,.. N. V . New-.-Nui. 1 - Q ..fM.v-Q.. A ff -in A , ' - Roll: Vicki Fshelman, Barbara Beneke, Sandy Boone, Keenan, Mary Lee Kolb, Anne Lowrey, Annabelle Nancy Carson, Carla Carter, Lee Ann Carter, Cyn- lMcGuffey, Ann Mohler, Lila Porter, Suzanna Pye, thia Douglas, Lenora Elder, Rosalyn Ezell, Mary Fil- Joan Redmon, Valda Richniond, Germaine Schanz- son, Phyllis Garner, Beth Grayson, Susan Jaffe, Betty meyer, Muffet Triggs, Connie Ware. STUDENT AIIVISIJHS At the beginning of each year, the Student Advisors are the first individuals to arrive on campus. These friendly girls are given the responsibility of readying Gulf Park for the incoming freshmen. With a smile on their faces, they greet each new student with helpful suggestions regarding adjustments to campus life, school rules, and policies of the administration. After the hubbub of the first few weeks is over, this committee continues its work by welcoming all visitors to Gulf Park and by showing them around the campus. Who minds attending school when one is approached with a cheery, Hello, welcome to Gulf Park! 135 Nancy Carson, co-editor, scans through a sample annual with some members of the staff 4 'G 1959 SE!-l BULL STAFF For the yearbook staff, 1969 has been a year to remember. Long dreary nights in the Sea Gull room, lights burning until all hours, fingernails bitten down to the quick. Headaches! Captions that make no sense at 2:00 in the morning, appointments with photographers, people who wouldn't appear for pictures. Stomach ulcers! The staff worked diligently to present an annual which would recapture all the events of the past year. The result of these endeavors is written on each page, preserving the classic events which shaped the 1969 school year. Dora Hill, co-editor, smiles thoughtfully while S considering a new idea. Hey Mister, do you want to buy an ad? Lu sure hopes the books balance. 5 Q SEA GULL STAFF NANCY CARSON Co-Editor DORA HILL Co-Editor NANCILU DENNIS Co-Business Manager BETTE NORWDOD Co-Business Manager PAM MOSIER Feature Editor PRUDY I-lfUT'l'ON Freshman Class Editor JESSICA TURNBULL Freshman Class Editor LEE ANN BAILEY Typist Finding suitable captions requires time and team-work. ,gnu- 9 X . g fk S-72 w, Fefe I 3 T!-UVIMY HIJWL Bringing news from every activity on Gulf Park's campus, new and old, is Tammy H owl's main goal. Alumnae information also fills the pages of the magazine to bring news of accomplishments, Weddings, births, and changes of address. The three editors-in-chiefs are Cathy Latham, LeMoine Otjen, and Diane Stewart, sponsored by Mrs. Blackwell. The editors enjoy a relaxing moment with their sponsor. The staff members proudly clutch their first copy. 1 8 1 1 STAFF CATHY LATHAM LE MOINE OTJEN DIANE STEWART Editors Staif: Carol Craven, Sue Pope, Shauna Annin, Jeanne Price, Clare Da- venport, Candy Krause, Jan Stanley, Jeanne Mo- sher, Carole Schoo, Rose- ann Schmutzer, Chris Cadigan, Sandra Shaw, Toni Hoth, Mayna Ray, Patty Paul, Dora Hill, Polly Lister, Pam Har- dee, Doralyn Albright, Pam McElroy, Phyllis Garner, Donna Milner, Sandra Haughton. Staff: Jan Cooper, Carol Craven, Debi Davis, Betty Eyles, Beth Grayson, Toni Hoth, Susan Howell, Prudy Hutton, Gayle Maurin, Annabelle McGuffey, Sherri McNeil, Jeanne Mosher, Ann Nichols, Carole Schoo, Faith Swanger, Susan Turner, Becky Zieger. Editor, Becky Russellg Assistant Editors, Sue Pope and Marcia Burnham, Art Editor, Sandy Booneg Pho- tographer, Linda Boon. 139 .Q 'C-7 , .,. . If, ,mul- :S. 113 ,- Qfif :arf ish? A.: K 2 ,Y . P r. LL? THE TIDES Headed by Becky Russeil 'and sponsored by Mrf Drago, The Tides became the mouthpiece of the Gulf Park campus. A diligent staff aroused the interest and reflected the feelings of the readers through editorials, feature articles, and cartoons. A combination of literary and artistic talents, A The Book is comprised of selected works of A Gulf Park students. It represents a culmination of the intellectual and creative ability of Gulf Park students. Under the guidance of Miss Helton, The Book is co-sponsored by the English staff and the Art staff. i. X. Students browse through volumes of literary achievements. THE Bllllli Art Editors: Dora Hill Germaine Schanzmeyer, Jeanne Wolfenbarger,Maere Chandler, Henriette Cal- deron. StaH: Hem-iette Calderon, Cindy Knowles, Maere ship, Col. Polsgrove, Jeanne Wolfenbarger, Donna Mil- Chandler, Mrs. Blackwell, Blair Hamilton, Miss Hel- ner, Betty Stubbs, Abbe Wise, Toni Hoth, Nancy ton, Germaine Schanzmeyer, Dora Hill, Emily Win- Pruitt, Ellen Roberts. yur JOUTII' ' Club Roll: Linda Tyler, Mindy Prenger, Lisa Logan, Myra Thornton, Phyllis Garner, Sally Stoll, Salli Donaldson. Sue Porter, Jennifer Green, Alice Hill, Diana Keeney, Melinda Morton. CAVEAT EMPTIIH Created in 1968, Caveat Emptor is an organization which has contributed much to the prestige of Gulf Park College. Composed of girls who are interested in learning the art of merchandising, the members have made trips to the Apparel Mart in Dallas and have traveled to New Orleans to attend plays, operas, and ballets. The purpose of this association is to instruct its members in the do's and don'ts of buying and selling. Trips to Bellingrath Gardens and places of interest along the coast are included as part of the instruction. Each Friday, field trips are planned to stores in the local vicinity to listen to lectures regarding merchandising practices. Officers: President, Linda 'Ijflerg Vice-President Mindy Prenger, Secretary, Lisa Logang Treasurer Myra Thornton. 141 Kathy Murphy exhibits good form while clearing a hurdle. ,W . av 1 ' 'Ji-I , S ,, - , ,gg - ' ' 'i EX- Qu 1 'V vfs ,. ---Kiwi .. 'ia 'Er 'M Lou stands proudly by her horse. ll! BIT AND SPUH CLUB The Bit and Spur Club was organized to further the development of horsemanship at Gulf Park College. Initiated for the purpose of creating an interest in equestrian techniques, the club has expanded its activities during this year under the sponsorship of Miss Jane Bruce Wilder. Its members have participated in seven horse shows in Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans, and Folsom, Louisiana. The club has won national recognition in Saddle and Bridle and the National H orseman magazine. Because of the conscientious Work of its members, the club has achieved numerous honors and awards. Gulf Park has much to be proud of in its equestrians. 141 354 R ,.:' , 1 ' its , A 4- .f,t'g, f U Q S- X J 5 1 'vw' , qv -Q Sift , , Z I 5 b' . 2 ':9f. 'lm' ' . Q ...m zmy ' ' ' t, ,J ' c Club Roll: Pam Bayne, Rozzie Bird, Jan Cooper, Barbara Denton, Martha Dorsey, Vicki Eshelman, Cheryl Fisher, Susan JafTe, Glenda Mansell, Pam McElroy, Sherrie Reynolds, Jackie Snuggs, Lou Thompson, Nan Tribble, Susan Turner, Joan Vellenga, Eleanor High- baugh, Kathy Murphy. Y Omccrs: President, Kathy Murphy: Vice-President, Ellie Highbaughg Secretary, Lou Thompson Treasurer, Rozzie Birdg Historian, Susan Turner. SAMUVAH CLUB This year has been a productive one for the Samovar Club which is made up of students interested in art. A Christmas party was given on campus for needy children in this area by the Samovar Club. The art fair proved to be a successful and profitable undertaking this year. Under the sponsorship of Miss Laura Wilkinson, the club takes on other various projects for the benefit of Gulf Park. Club Roll: Julie Aclcock, Doralyn Albright, Sharon Arnold, Karolyn Bayley, Pam Bayne, Barbara Beneke, Nancy Braun, Lynn Coleman, Martha Dorsey, Cynthia Douglas, Nancy Griffith, Nancy Grosclose, Blair Ham- ilton, Toni Hoth, Betty Keenan, Libba Lewis, Lolly Lynn, Annabelle McGuFfey, Pam Pritchett, Janet Ra- dabaugh, Rita Reynolds, Ellen Roberts, Patti Schra- 5 Officers: Maere Chandler, President, Barbara Beneke, Vice-President, Berta Sours, Secretary-Treasurer, Diane Stewart, Publicity Chairman, Lynn Coleman, Sergeant-at-Arms. der, Diane Stewart, Sally Stoll, Helene Varner, Trisha Watters, Becky Welch, Jeane Wolfenbarger, Debbie Davis, Henriette Calderon. M-J ,,, 41 ,, HUMANEE LANGUAGE IILUB 1 - ,mir Club Roll: Nancy Carson, Prudy Hutton, Gay1e'Maurin, Betty Keenan, Irene Papini, Libba Lewis, Kathy Ser- geant, Carol Craven, Janet Radebaugh, Sara Appleton. Shelby Fuqua, Joan Vellenga, Jan Stanley, Pat Eyles, Kathi Abrahamson, Donna Thompson, Debbie Bern, Emily Winship, Carol Larimer, La Moine Otjen, Nancy Preston, Kathy Goode, Alison Bradford, Laura Aspe- lin, Lila Porter, Beth Grayson, Susan Cleveland, Vicki Composed of members from the French and Spanish classes under the guidance of Mrs. Ambler and Mr. Tillman, the Romance Language Club strives to attain more knowledge of the culture and customs of the countries speaking these languages. 1 wg, .xifxfiki C? Q11 Eshelman, Germaine Schanzmeyer, Sharon Johnson, Marianne Nevill, Pam Hardee, Diane Stewart, Denby Franklin, Glenda Mansell, Martha Dorsey, Becky Zieger, Jeanne Mosher, Mimi Smith, Berta Sciurs. Officers: President, Nancy Carson, Vice-President of French, Gayle Mauring Vice-President of Spanish, Prudy Huttong Secretary-Treasurer, Betty Keenan. gg-an Officers: President, Peggy North, Vice-President, Tisha Woodg Secretary, Rozzie Bird and Betty Kee- nan, Treasurer, Kathi Abrahamson. WWW, ,, 3 JET MASKEHS UNDER AUSPICES OF SPEECH, MUSIC AND DANCE DEPARTMENTS Club Roll: Kathi Abrahamson, Connie Adams, Shauna Annin, Sara Appleton, Laura Aspelin, Jo A.nn Ball- man, Karolyn Bayley, Bonnie Bays, Debbie Bern, Rozzie Bird, Marilyn Blaske, Linda Boon, Susie Cole, Lynn Coleman, Carol Craven, Debi Davis, Pat Doro- thy, Martha Dorsey, Charlotte Eaton, Betty Eyles, Shelby Fuqua, Nancy Griliith, Blair Hamilton, Becky Hardy, Sandi Haughton, Nancy Heston, Betsy Hogg, Susan Hood, Chris Hughes, Melissa Huston, Prudy Hutton, Sharon Johnson, Betty Keenan, Sharman Kil- lian, Cindy Knowles, Penny Koenig, Mary Lee Kolb, Kathy Kuntz, Lulu Lister, Jane Marolf, Gayle Maurin, Diane Morden, Kay Neely, Marianne Nevill, Pam Newell, Peggy North, Bette Norwood, Le Moine Otjen, Patti Schrader, Tish Parker, Patti Paul, Barbara Pivo- varnik, Jana Prugh, Mayna Ray, Joan Redrnon, Daphne Robinson, Ellen Roe, Carole Schoo, Anne Smith, Nancy Snyder, Donna Stalker, Diane Stewart, Betty Stubbs, Faith Swanger, Donna Thompson, Jes- sica Turnbull, Rita Walker, Shelley Weller, Judy Whitt, Emily Winship, Tishia Wood, Tevis Wright, Becky Zeiger. ' '- t rs fa iw 404 rl! 14 DRAMA Part of the cast from The Miracle Worker. The costuming, staging, and presentation of The Mira- cle Worker was done through the diligent work of the Drama Department. . , .5492 9 sv' , if ' flip Helen, Lynn Coleman. x N' fl ' ' 1 . n , f. Q ' ! 'fp ' x 51 l gn, 5.21, in ',.43 .,., . A- uf,l'. I ,lf A Lynn Coleman in her brilliant performance as Helen Keller. 'FIII ull ll A N nf l Patti Schrader, as Ann Sullivan, . tries to communicate with DANCE f W K W. H, Q fi? The cast of Oklahoma shows the versatility of Gulf Park girls. Under the guidance of Mrs. Dot Merdinger, the Dance department has a big hand in the success of Gulf Park's presentations. The dance students worked many long hours on Wfrithe Five and Oklahoma. The work was not Without its reward, though, as one can plainly see from this year's productions. Writhe Five presented us with a view of the hip generation. X ijjjl' , V he 9- j g? ' ' . ,' , ,,f,t , x Q f A X . . ,n The Music department also makes a great contribution to the productions. Mr. Don Christmas and Mr. Harry Spell take charge of the singing and musicians. Where would a musical be without music? This part of the productions requires many hours of practice which can be quite tiring. But, the success of Oklahoma made all this worth while. you Ji 4' FP T MUSIC ras-e-can -1 e F I 3:44 w,fE e x, , K X Mui' A.5'.f': 1, After weeks of long, gruelling rehearsals Oklahoma played four successful nights. 149 Where would Gulf Park be if it weren't for Keeslers talent? 7 THE TRIPLE 5 CLUB The Triple S Club was formed in 1969 for the purpose of stimulating an interest in athletics, health, habits, and physical fitness. The members are encouraged to demonstrate leadership and to display a positive attitude of good sportsmanship. This organization gives its members a chance to further their knowledge of physical education for those who wish to major in this field. Membership in this association is open to any Gulf Park student who is willing to devote her time to its purposes and to uphold its standards. Sponsored by lVliss Valorie Nybo, this club cooperates with other campus organizations in promoting and maintaining the highest standards of college life. L . V Ofiicersz Ann Cooper, Presidentg Laura Wides, Vice-Presidentg Tish Parker, Secretaryg Susan Turner, Treasurerg Kathy Kuntz, Historian. ' M 1 'V tv' W an YF' ,,, A '1 Club Roll: Betty J. Eyles, Bern, Marilyn Blaskc, Kathy Murphy, Julie Cofield, Lynn Coleman, 150 Sandy Haughton, Lou Thompson, Dede Drees, Cheryl Wilmouth, Lee Ann Hutcheson, Mary Carol Holland, A... Y'7......- l'L-ll-. 'l'31,....J TVN..-.. Tl-....1,.. DANEE LEAGUE Under the direction of Mrs. Dot Merdinger, the Dance League has made tremendous strides in stimulating an appreciation of the fine arts. This group has traveled to New Orleans several times this year to enjoy an evening at the theatre. The league enthusiastically greeted the internationally famous, Teresa, who instructed the girls in Flamenco Dancing. Greek folk dances also played a part in the dance program. The league is most active in May when the Spring Officers President Diane Stewart Nancy Grifith recital is pI'eSen'ted. Vice President Susie Cole Secretary Treasurer - 'f ,I Kms: I was us Q ,-QQ Club Roll: Shauna Annin, Cathy Guernsey, Blai fith Susie Cole Diane Stewart Mayna Ray Gay Wall Hamilton, Emily Winship, Nancy Carson, Nancy Grif Phyllis Garner Dora Hill The Gulf Park Chorus under the direction of Mr. Don Christmas and Mr. Harry Spell. Mr. Christmas proudly stands arm-in-arm with the sextet. MUSIC The cultural side of Gulf Park must include the Music department under the direction of Mr. Don Christmas and Mr. Harry Spell. They strive to create an understanding, appreciation, and enjoyment of music at Gulf Park. The chorus entertained with several concerts this year. The Madrigal singers provide a touch of Old English flavor. The Recorder Ensemble is a new instrumental group directed by Mr. Harry Spell. TT? The Madrigal singers and Recorder Ensemble are a new and valuable asset to the r- n-nnrtmnnf M11Qi rl uf KX' Club Roll: Madge Sullivan, Gara Graham, Betsy Bar- rett, Ann Mohler, Gay Wall, Sally Lundy, Ann Schroe- der, Cathy Guernsey, Melissa Huston Rozzie Bird Lorrie La Cour, Sharon Johnson, Laura Williams, Sal rah Roeber, Chris Hughes, Connie Adams, Diane Mor- den, Shelly Dalious, Pam Newell, Marianne Nevill, Martha Dorsey, Judy Whitt, Pam Pritchett, Sue Ste- phens, Ci.ndy Knowles, Becky Hardy, Debbie Bern, Karolyn Walters, Bunny Wilson, Alison Bradford, Denby Franklin, Lynn Coleman, Kathy Kuntz, Donna Thompson, Lu Dennis, Nancy Carson, Lee Ann -Bailey. AIITIIJN The motto of Action Club is Ambassadors to the Community Through Involvement with Our Neighbors. Formed for the purpose of aiding in conununity affairs, Action has certainly performed ntunerous needed social services. Members have spent hundreds of hours working at the V.A. Hospital in Biloxi and at the Fellowship Center, they have assisted in the local elementary schools and have participated in Star, a program which helps to train illiterate adults. The club has held interesting meetings regarding subjects that have been of great benefit and educational value concerning ways to improve the structure of our American society. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Rachael Anderson and Mr. John Balch, this newly created organization has been an X ,X asset to Gulf Park and to the surrounding district. Oflicersz President, Nancilu Dennis, Secretary-Treas- urer, Madge Sullivan, Publicity, Kathy Kuntz. I X l i Club Roll: Lee Ann Bailey, Debbie Bern, Cheryl Fisher, Katie Gaskins, Beth Grayson, Cathy Guernsey, Kathy Hagemeyer, Lee Ann Hutcheson, Cynthia Knowles, Anita Lake, Cheryl Manthey, Pat Mathews, Jane Marolf, Fran McCord, Nancy Preston, Rita Reynolds, Kathy Sergeant, Berta Sours, Donna Stalker, Robin Scott, Diane Stewart, Annie Schwartz. L Ollicers: Betty Jean Eyles, President, Julie Davis, Being able to take dictation is a necessity. Vice-President, Gay Wall, Treasurer, Pat Eyles, Secretary. SECHETAHIAL SCIENCE CLUB Composed of girls who are interested in typing, shorthand, accounting, filing, and data processing. The Secretarial Science Club has forged ahead again this year. The annual fashion show, cuhninating on Valentine's Day highlighted February's activities at Gulf Park. Presented as a joint undertaking by J the Secretarial Science Club and Caveat Emptor, the show boasted a most colorful collection of spring wear. Earlier in the year, the club published the annual student directory. This organization has certainly been an asset to its school by providing an entertaining and educational environment from which to learn. l I 1-S17 154 Betty Jean develops her skills as a typist while Pat looks on. I I 4, Y f ,. 57 .vi A ,,.,.Y, , r 'J TZVV3 s .......,,.. .1 FASHIUN REVIEW PHYLLIS GARNER E 7 1 15 ' C , I 5 ,f 1 32 I 2 I 1 sl I l , I 4 1 i F Q Q, 1 1 P. ,,.. A b A V Wx . 1 GAZZ 4 '1 2 IVIINDY PRENGER 1 5 1 4 ' I 13 f , I ' , I 1 X S- iff. ,fl 1 , ka A fJf 'N' E 1 2 f Q ' 5' 5 'Q HENRIETTE CALDERON Af: I v I A E I x f 2 3 5 2 . 3 . ' ' l -1 ,..,,,,,,g ff' , I E V F iz t .,,. , .gwgq H A 'urns I ,H , I 4 ff' . PAM MOSIER '. 4'-Q I X, I ' inf 55 xxx? tw ,fx .L , XY R -.i. K R S M, , M-Xin ., N fl I i 3 5 4 g ,Q QE t . f-5 Lfk i x... , s.... 'im 'N-E PAIIESETTEHS The Paeesetters is an organization of students from the foods and clothing department under the supervision of Mrs. Patton and Mrs. Caterl The practical ability of the club is demonstrated by the delicacies featured in the annual Christmas party. I' 15,3 'gl ' '1 . if ' 3 - ff ,-.P air. W nf, , Officers: President, Lynn Martin, Vice-President Suzanne Lybargerg Secretary, Sue Pope, Treasurer, Marilyn Blaskeg Historian, Betty Jean Eylesg Ser- geant-at-Arms, Candy Krause. xv' Rf' rv Club Roll: Connie Adams, Pam Armstrong, Marilyn Blaske, Barbara Denton, Polly Dick, Mary Carol Hol- land, Sharon Johnson, Betty Keenan, Sherrie McNeill, Jean Meisenheimer, Marianne Nevill, Pam Newell, Dede Pearl, Augusta Pollenitz, Joan Redmon, Valda Richmond, Carole Schoo, Jacqueline Snuggs, Germaine Schanzmeyer, Lisa Starnes, Helen Tulley, Jessica Turnbull, Nancy Bergquist, Mary Alcott, Celeste Bland, Nancy Braun, Susan Cleveland, Julie Cofield, Susie Cole, Anne Garrison, Eleanor Highbaugh, Pat Matthews, Katie Gaskins, Prudy Hutton, Candy Krause, Polly Lister, Martha McCreary, Kay Neely, Ellen Roe, Jan Stanley, Laura Wides, Connie Wilson, Carla Car- ter, Carol Craven, Betty Eyles, Candy Head, Penny Koenig, Suzanne Lybarger, Lynn Martin, Sue Pope, Connie Ware, Trisha Watters, Cheryl Wilmoth, Mary Filson, Anne Lowrey, Nancy Bergquist, Marcia Burn- ham, Pennie Copper, Melissa Goad, Sharman Killian, Cheryl Manthey, Cookie Montgomery, Stephanie Reynolds, Ellen Roberts, Anne Smith, Nancy Snider, Jan Stanley, Madge Sullivan, Rebecca Welch, Jeanne Wolfenbarger, George Ann Gibgon, AUUETTE5 Lovely girls in bathing suits highlight the annual May festival. It is diflicult to imagine the hard work and long hours of drilling vvhich are spent in learning the correct maneuvers for an intricate Water ballet, but somehow, the Aquettes manage to time everything perfectly. Sponsored and aided by Mrs. Clair, the Aquettes always give eye-appealing performances. t JP Q . W . Cs. yes- . Taz,-4-we . . pfll i afvfisze ef? ' W ra ciiy , M Tm 'lj' -f l? ,E V - . ' ' 3 ' M Officers: President, Lila Porter, Vice-President, Bunny Wilsong Secretary, Janet Palmer, Treasurer, Nancy Heston. W E , ' ....,,shN- K M l L is '- X 3' if . I :P Q 2 1 Sk, r - I 'G-.A W! f z K ,,.-v'4 -at Ile,- I, Shy,- ,,vv- 'Mr' i 1 4 ,dl E '..' Club Roll: Phyllis Garner, Bette Norwood, Berta Sours, Marilyn Blaske, Libba Holman, Joan Redmon, Sherri McNeil, Susan Turner, Debi Davis, Betty Kee- nan, Candy Krause, Amy Evans, Lila Porter, Bunny Wilson, Janet Palmer, Nancy Heston, Marianne Nevill. I li 15 , E ef I , ' G 'T ww? ew! fi' 1 X I 'itil gg Ga A NW . 81 i ' u by I X f E is N 1' - :Wm 5 - K , ' VY .X i-'-ff 4- Q, X 1 + 5 V, 1 M, 1 1 ' f v ' -,--.. E X s 3, V' 'f Q 1 X ' if - fm.-f 4 . X T W , 1 s f -2. W.s2.v, , Elwiqj, ,I Q ,,-v :gn X H: gi A it Y - Y I l 'QQ . f' 2 ? T Q A- Q .QA , gfxx 5 5 A ..AV 2. ' L f 955 1 U N X ' K 3 Brmg your own tub toys. K W X f X , W, ijt 41-, 14 ,, H we 5 gt Q f pg A- H W tv 1 ko? rf A. I Q, ' lduii -IWW-M -a r ff -' QI Xxx v- 'W vw: 4 X' XV I X ., X m ' W, , sm X ., 'T ' ..,. 5 f' p f 1 5 ,- fs N'-A , - -AX-4 Xq C ' 1. W WT- 1 I -3 f,,f e,,...e -ww'ff'?2f-- I iff -, ,Q ,V J 1 ,, 4 J Z- Q ' -w- -w2wf 'f-' ez - - f2yv Qf'gy,.:,Q - V mx , fs . -' ' ' 4 ' , - 2- ff , - Gulf Park offers a new course in life saving? 1 0 Vx u NL I -4 5 . X37 v . v K4 l I 5' I v X wk., . J, A r QQ - Q Maxx 1- Bl as wi ydl I Aquettes klck their heels up between practices. 1 v J -N ' 4 is, . 159 x ar . J- 4 1 ,.0. ' - K, 5-Q. 4 ' :fx ,-if I . A A I 4' 'NX' li' if I , I lg A' pf r 3. . ' ' ,nf M- - e .-1--' :..- 1- MISSISSIPPI WRITERS' IIIINPEHENIIE ' QIII .wid Miss Helton, chairman, greets Dr. Kemp Malone. By means of the Ruth Schreiber Memorial Fund and under the direction of Miss Anna Mae Helton, Gulf Park held the Mississippi Writers' Conference. Such distinguished speakers as Dr. Calvin S. Brown, Jr., Mr. Charles G. Bell, Mr. Louis Cochran, Mr. Clayton Rand, and Dr. James W. Webb addressed the student body and honored guests. Special conferences were given on poetry, the autobiographical novel and Journalism. On the final day of the conference, the Madrigals and Recorder Ensemble entertained and a student Colloquia entitled Conference Impressions was held. We express the sincere hope that the Conference may become an annual event at Gulf Park College. I I I I ' f ,Qi ' f Ja.rnes W. Webb enjoys a stroll by Dr. the fountain with Prucly Hutton and Mrs. Sadler. 160 4 I ' I I I ' ' I I I I I I - V r--V-V-....,....- , g--in-Q-Q I I I I ' i , I I I I I I Mr. Charles G. Bell addrekes the students on poetry. s..........1i- Some of the guests gather during leisure moments in the Hardy reception room. w it umm Q Gulf Park students serve coffee to the guests. ,-Rx ,L, x, Mr. Clayton Rand speaks to students on journalism. Mr. Louis Cochran speaks to the students on the biographi cal novel. 4 'N The halls are empty and all is quiet. No more hustle and bustle to get ready for tests, term papers, reports. No more getting up for eight o'clock classes. This is the end of a never to be forgotten year. But, this is not the endg it is not even the beginning of the end. It is rather the end of the beginning. THE H!-lI.I,S ARE EMPTY . .p XZ' n are - A - - 4. . E stat .. , a N s, V gg . 5. 'I ' Q, .4 ., '.-:JJ:':-5 !,f6vFj95e'.Q 1 nv- XA., It 'if Q, fin .. V ., .cf ,. . 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Gulf Coas+'s Fashion Cenier COMPLIMENTS OF 1 7 ANGELO S 3206 Wesr Beach-Highway 90 A Complefe Shop for Women and Junior'Misses Qulfporfl ppmne 2400 Fourfeenfh Sfreei GULFPORT, Mississippi' Mississippi UN 3-9396 ommerqial and Industrial REAL ESTATE ' W iz? 'Qu AQ? DENNI Mem, in -5 AND BARNES REALTORS Ed d H D is Ten High Building Phone 262-5241 W3 illlllllllllllillIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllli' .AND TRUST CSC. BAY ST. Louis - GULFPORT - WAVELAND 6 I 9 Memb Esi. l903 er: F.D.l.C. 'Tl P f R I I 1 RAMADA INN LUXURY FOR LESS IOO LUXURIOUS ROOMS AND CABANAS RADIO-COLOR TELEVISIONS-TELEPHONES SWIMMING POOL RESTAURANT 8k LOUNGE U.S. Highway 90 220 Wes+ Beach Blvd. Telephone 864-88I I TWX 5IO-998-8090 LONG BEACH, MISS. JAMAD -I DAVID E. PEVEHQUSE, JR. .NN A RQADSQE HOTELS General Manager mullIl1lY 'lI'w' 'fffffIIII mqmu I ummnunllmllllpllq COMPLIMENTS OE AMERICAN LINEN SUPPLY CO. COMPLETE LINEN RENTAL SERVICE WE SERVE GULF PARK COLLEGE I3I6-20 TIf1IrIieII1 Ave. Gulfport Miss DIGI 863-7272 COMPLIMENTS OF MR. AND MRS. FOYE W. JACKSON I-IUMBOLDT, TENNESSEE I71 ICE REC 0 S ,CR . -W U r C RE H d D P 0 G I E P ES. or FORESTINE W D , . E Company 201-205 BROADWAY Wholesale and Refail NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE PHONE AL 4-5721 L 177. 0713 ln Your Satisfaction Lies Gur Success Complimenfs of CARTER HARDWARE C0 My partners and I developrng the Gulf C t only prIvate resort ty known as DISCOVERY BAY d located on Amerxca' R We invlte you pl the opportu ' f h q and exciting d I p I with PRIVATE STREETS d ARMED GUARD ENTRANCE A We , b, , INVITATION TO You! Y of fully p d h t for y p t I1 I1 d urf cl l I d I ph Th DISCOVERY BAY YACHT CLUB p I I1 apeuruc pools, We are I In g l d see' g y here Sincerely, PHIVA TE YACHT clue - MMPIHE MAHHVA - IMPHUVHJ WA TFHFHUNT HUMESITFS - FHIVA TE smffrs . Hfsrnfcffo BUILDING 60055 - 50A TIIVG V . WA TEH SKIING - SWIMMING . FISHING . HUHSEBAM Alam: - 24-HH, SECUHITY GUAHU ENTRY . Iow oowm PAYMENT - EXCELLENT FINANCING, Pat Boone, Partner A DEVELOPMENT OF ' THE VVENDELL WEST COMPANY GULF PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER, PASS CHRISTIAN, MISSISSIPPI 311371 TELEPHONE IIIIIII 411-7181 'XT--15: I W I ! ,gkfamflyiglgp We WQriI1',IJ11a1!MPJ0r! QIIZIUIIIUQ COMPLIMENTS OF ANDERSON'S MR. JA CK, Soufh Mississippi's Mosl' Moclern Men's Sfore DOBBS HATS INTERWOVEN SOCKS FLORSHEIM JANTZEN SHOES SOCIETY BRAND MANHATTAN CLOTHES ffgy HANCQCK BANK!! SHIRTS If Il's To Be Had ln Men's Wear You Will 119 Jgff Davjs Avenug Find II' A+ Long Beach, Mississippi S+yle Store of +l'Ie Coas+ Telephone 863 3833 Fourteenth Slreef G-Ulfporf 173 CARRY-OUT SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF JAY JAY CHEVROLET-BUICK CO., INC. mmm GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI IC Phone UN 4-7500 QQ OPEL Restaurant ,x X x rj I and X wr Lounge Swimming Pool Meefing Rooms I.ocaIecI on Highway 90 midway berween Gulipori and THE NATIONS INNKEEPER CFD Biloxi phone 435-455,I a!G.u.s.vA1.Ofv. '174 I Gates Drive In Cleaners 5' Shirt Laundry Drapery Specialist 201 PASS RDAD DIAL B64-1527 EULFPDRT, MISS. 39551 BRANCH OFFICE 407 Jeri Davis Ave. LONG BEACH, MISS. In by 9:00- ou+ by 5:00 Q COMPUMENTS 3 or 3 F u RN ITURE 5 Mrs. Budd of 2Ol Easl Broadway Since I900 Budd's Ladies Fashions, Ltd. LONG BEACH, MISS. Cushing, Cklahoma 74023 COMPLIMENTS B - K APIARIES ALICE ANN HONEY OF PHONES: W. R. KOENIG Bus. 232-1451 ROUTE 2 RES. 232-3410 FREEPORT, ILLINOIS 61032 REGISTERED Y PHONE 8643852 P. Q. BOX 266 K eepeekelb DIAMOND RINGS cgwgamis I 1 of gugfzozf 2504- 13 H ST l GuLFPoR'r Mnsslsslppn 175 L2 You'll never forget tne day you chose your Keepsake. Its matcnless beauty and elegant styllng will always remand you of your most wonderful moment . . 4 your engagement day, 'W' oYA LW cneorr Jewcuens Cd' GULFPORT BILOXI THE PENTHOUSE. CONDOMINIUM I5I5 Easl Beach, Pass Chrislrian, Miss. The Firs+ and Only on America's Riviera Why Pay Reni' When You Can Own a Pen+house for Less Enioy Luxury Living Among Congenial People AII UniI's are Furnished, Carpefed and Draped Priva're Beach ' Heafed Pool PuHing Green ' Sfeam Exercise Rooms ' The Longesl' Fishing Pier on 'rhe Mississippi Gulf Coasf ' Club House Model Open Daily 9 A.M. Io 6 P.M. or Call 452-4036 THE PENTHOUSE APARTMENTS Inc. GLENBROOK LABORATORIES Division of Sferling Drug Inc. Mainufaciurers of PHILLIPS' Milk of Magnesia Phone UN 3-I702 Gulfport Mississippi The Happiness :P WIG SALON SALESKISERVICE RUBY a. BILL DONOHOO - owners ' FALLS - HAIRPIECES 3. 4 Accessomes ' rw, I I, 552 Cusiom ci Q 3 -, . ul. f H I Blending .L- ' L Wigs 8 Wiqleiis Toupees For Men Cut, Style 8: Clean - 3 Hour Service Edgewaler Plaza Shopping Ciiy - GULFPORT Shop Where You Ng Find Your Own Thing- The 1 MUSHROOM ji I I I -'J' EDGEWATER PLAZA 7 THE 'fULf -Allis IZI7 25Ih Avenue GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI Gifis-Foods-Accessories I Fiesta AI The Fiesta COMPLIMENTS OF MURPHY CADILLAC-PONTIAC, Inc 703 West Main Street SPARTANBURG, SOUTH CAROLINA 29301 .. , 155' CADILLAC lmfw COAST TO COAST You Don'f Have to Be an Heiress to Look Like a Million 25I5 I3th Street GULFPQRT, MISS, 395OI Phone 863-6233 I wfvgthing COMPLIMENTS Does it Like OP Seven-Up!! Long Beach 7-Up and Dr. Pepper Chamber Cf Bottling Company Cgmmerge WELCOME TO GULFPORT AND TI-IE MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST Choose better eating M ay Your 5363, Hferek-Ee pleasam . . .,4' ff- :: .... r it ' I' 37 .I1 tVV ' -I - A an O 6 e UIIEIZ P I GULFPO RT ci-IAMBER OF ZIII It . - use y COMMERCE and ..:1 Q 3 25551: A CITY OF GULFPORT P M. SALLOUM uAd ,, B TTI S DEPT. STORE . d Loraine Flowers an Coasts Leading Florist 2009 - 25th Ave. Gulfport Phone 863-3753 Free Delivery - FTD Service Best ot Everything tor the Entire Family 177 We Welcome Gulf Park Phones UN 4-1837-UN 3-5426 Charge Accounts COMPLETE LAUNDRY B: CLEANING SER vices Silver Personalized Service For Your Finer Apparel liggzr FRENCH CLEANERS G' LAUNDRY PHUNE: UN 3-7401 The Glfl Sl Book coi.o sToRAoE - FuRs CLEANED af GLAZED Russ - SLIP covERs - DRAPES Books Picfure Albums 2 WAY RA F P P UP 8: DELIVERY SERVICE Gifts Coins T Eng. Sian. Coin - Supplies 'O33 PASS ROAD Cards Sfamp Supplies IO33 Pass Road I-lahdsboro l3I3 25Ih Ave. Ph. 863-2395 Gulfport Miss. I 1, , fp N , XY 4-4V 'A 'Nlpr f'f- GU 4 !!',l -iv 07 Shi? Ddwiw 1 v N ' ff ' -it FEED COMPANY jsggg C. K PRUUUETS l lflnel' , uu... , . .Ig .... JI Wilber F. l-lolder - Leila Gray l-lolder Allen D. Holder CQIVIPLIIVIENTS COMMERCIAL FINANCE COMPANY ' OF Automulrile - Real Estate - Furniture - E ui ment 1307 26th AVENUE cl P MF. 8k Mrs. l:Ol'Cl BlaClibUl'I'1 GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI 39501 COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. 81 Mrs. O l: Charles W. Murphy DICK PRITCHETT, INC. Alder Road REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS GREENWICI-I, CONN. HIGHBAUGH HARDWARE RCA VICTOR Television-Raelios-Phonographs-Records Sales and Service Complele Record Depf. COMPANY OBERLIES 2320 I4Ih Slreef 2II4 25+h Sfreef A Comple+e Hardware SI'ore II-Ianen Buildinql lPass Randi UN 3-SIO4 UN 3-OI9I Dawson, Georgia Phone 995-2533 GULFPORT STEWART-SNEED-HEWES THE Incorporefed INSURANCE AND BONDS Insure and Be Sure I4I5-A 25fl1 Avenue 'Phone UN 3-5373 GULFPORT. MISSISSIPPI DIXIE PRESS Engraved Calling Cards Invifafions-Informals GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI GULFPORT PRINTING COMPANY MRS. RALPH E. BRASH, Meneger GOOD PRINTING AT A FAIR PRICE COMPLIMENTS OF MISSISSIPPI ABSTRACT TITLE 8: GUARANTY COMPANY Phone UN 3-5252 Gulfport Miss. Phone UN 4-I I3l Gulfporf, Miss. COlVlPl-llVlE'N-l-S With Our Complimenfs 'ro Gulf Park College OF Whom We Hove The Pleasure of Serving DACHEl.L'S DRESS SHOP, H. T. COTTAM COMPANY Wholesale Grocers 308 Jeff Davis Ave. I 863-5905 Long Beach, Miss. PHONE UN 3-4-552 GULFPORT. MISS. COMPLIIVIENTS COMPLIMENTS or or LEONARD G. WRIGHT GWEN WILMOTH COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS or or MR. 81. MRS. Mrs. Emy Kelly Howerton WILLIAM BANKS CARSGN Your Gulf Park Phofographers CQMPLIMENTS GULFPORT PHOTO-MOVIE SERVICE David von and Bob Velr or ,. , , , I CQIVIPLIIVIEINI-IS MR.aMRs.P.G.NoRTH,JR. MR QI MRS. HUGH .I. HAGEMEYER CCIVIPLIIVIEN-IS COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF OF MR. 8x MRS. JOHN BAYNE 180 Jean Andrews Bergquist ffl j 5 , 5 Q Ar'r Supplies .I Cusfom Framing .T o Q-11L Q THE ARTIST SHOP , , Edqewaler PI 864 839I COMPLIMENTS or TOM LEWIS, JR. COMPLIIVIENTS O.F MR. 8k MRS. WILLIAM L. REDMON MR. 81 MRS. CURTIS WILSON, SR. 6IO6 Olcl Spanislw Trail DAYTON, OI-IIO 45459 Dauglwler Connie WIISon COMPLIMENTS or MR. 81 MRS. HYMIE BERN COM PLIMENTS OF A FRIEND OSCHMANN PHARMACY, COIVIPLIMENTS OF INC. DBA BRUMFIELD DRUG CO. WILKINS NQRWQQD 2602 l3+h ST PH. UN 3 5042 GULFPORT MISS 395OI MR. gl MRS. COMPLIMENTS OF MANIS .I. TURNER I225 Blvcl. Salem, Va. 24I5 Parenfs of Susan Turner 8 Your Gulf Park Pholographer PHOTOS BY FENNELL LONG BEACH, MISS. COMPLIMENTS or SPORTSMAN'S CORNER JOSEPH K. FASOLD Jeweler , Fine Jewelry Since I9I7 24I2 I4-III Sirepi Gulfpori II8v1iI's Peramounl' Theaire Bldg. Gulfport Miss. I-I LI I3 E R I I :leer f QLUQ CVS 2419 FOURTEENTI-I STREET. GULFPORT. Miss PHONE B64-1951 GULF PAINT and GLASS Order Supplies and Piciure Framing I406 25'rI'I Avenue eulfpowf, Miss. 863-4032 sEssE JEWELRY, INC. DIAMONDS AND FINE JEWELRY MIIRSHI-ILL'S BOOK STORE U -':5E::L:::2N JR ZI,i2iD3fii3fi'.3 CARDS Dowmown Gulfpw 1- I U Complimenis oi HAR DWARI MAXWELL S OFFICE SUPPLY I23 Jeff Davis Ave. Phone UN 3-8344 2505 '4 Simi Long Beech, Mississippi 39560 ERIISHNS HENRIAQGFQUNZO GULFPQRT fax -fipggdd' E WAT P S C TRIANGLE LANES 1 i I BI oxl, Mississ 39511 I Avenue PHONEES 4520 GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI A N AN :I MIQAOND ORGANS P E T E ' S ELECTRIC SERVICE I CARBURETION -IGNITION - SPEEDOMETERS - BATTERIES SPECIALIZED AUTO PARTS AND SERVICE I900- 25th. Avenue Phone UN 3-5672 GULFPORT, MISSISSIPPI 39501 If . Complimenfs of 5 ,Sting I205 25II'I Avo. FABRIC SHOP PII. UN 3-994I I 'Plaza Books i Eclqewaier Plaza I NQRCRQSS Biloxi, MISS. 38531 883-8570 ' Complimenis of GATES. CARTER 8: CO. INCORPORATED Serving 'I'I1e Gulf Coasi' With Invesimenl' Securifies Since I932 TELEPHONE 864-9711 OWNER MILDRED JOHNSON Collegiate Hair Stylist i I23 Jeff Davis Avenue I LONG BEACI-I, MISSISSIPPI 39560 182 I-Iair Siylisls Mr. Jerry Cornell Yvonne Johnson N I..,-I.. RI,.-L.-:M IIA..-,-..m+ DNJIHELI GULFPORT PAPER COMPANY 30I9 Fifieenfla Sfreef UN 3-803I COMPLIIVIENTS O.F FOSTER FUOUA, M.D. COMPLIMENTS 0.11 JOE P. SMITH COMPLIMENTS O.F MR. 8k MRS. RALPH C. SCHROEDER COMPLIMENTS 0.11 JOHN T. COPPER, JR. STEWART-BRODIE PHOTOGRAPHERS I637 SOUIII CarroII+on Avenue NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA 7OI I8 Your por+rai+ phofographers for I968 COMPLIMENTS OF JAMES S. DORATHY QQMPLIMENTS OI: JOHN W. RUETTINGER CQMPLIMENTS OF ROBERT F. COOPER GOMPLIMENTS O.F MR. 81 MRS. DAVID LYBARGER COMPLIMENTS OF DR. 81 MRS. F. CLARK DOUGLAS GOMPLIMENTS OF REVEREND 8m MRS. GEORGE L. 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