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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1970 volume:

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I b S as M , m E?. gf ? s I Anda TIZME ofpeace .N Q R X iii n, N Ueslxcaixsxx MR. TROY PRICE Because you won the respect and admiration of your students and Gulf Park as a whole . . . Because of your unbiased understanding and deep commitment . . . Because of your concern in your student's understanding . . . Because of your deep-seated interest and the time you take to tutor and instruct . . . Because of your faith in us as young women as well as students . . . Because of your years of loyal service to Gulf Park . . . Because you are outstanding in your chosen Held of study . . . Because you exemplify the ideal teacher . . . And, because we love you . . . To you, Mr. Troy Price, we gratefully dedicate this, the 1970 SEA GULL. IN MEM ORIAM fm-J fy, A! To Mr. Roy T. Gallemore, our Vice-President, we leave to your memory this 1970 SEA GULL with our love and affection. Mr. Gallemore loved Gulf Park and Gulf Park loved him. In fact, it was while on a field trip for Gulf Park College, on October 19, 1969, that he was stricken with a fatal heart attack. While at Gulf Park, Mr. Gallemore rejuvenated the educational philosophy that in order to 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 progress in a dynamic society. The memory he leaves with students, faculty, and officials is that of a true friend. He lived his life so fully that it was good, accomplished, and tempered with happiness. Death will not diminish the legacy of his life. Z-fx , , ,JN f 'KV4' K. 0 'x 0-JZ -.. I,- W5 1 F D v U f w X 'X H2 K rf A 4 -J I Q if 15 Q :L 'E' ,, 41- 2 I I 1E-Ei? fi P! 5 3 L Li f g- . I l I V Q Ui tw F W 15: 1 Q 1 U fflff V3 + I I nl V , -.4-5' ' .-, iii.. A. F .-g Q, Q . --w .V .. .. A -,,'Y f xijsim .A li ig .,. i..1-p-v-' 1 , X --1 If N ' ' 5 'Um f f N f ' r i f JA' ,,,, if I ... J I r F X zjA f Q Xwxx 'afixmx f PREXIDE These are the times that test men's soulsf' And how courageously the students, faculty, and staff members of Gulf Park College have met all challenges thrust upon them by Hurricane Camille and how dramatically have been tempered by their experiences. Through their efforts a great institution yet lives and continues to play a vital role in the nation's educational program. We of the Administration humbly thank all who have helped Gulf Park College regain her strength after her triumphant battle with this savage storm. Muff. ACAD MIC VICE PRES and DEA of COLLEGE Since his arrival to Gulf Park, Dean Pierce has been a cohesive and dominating force. His educational philosophy of a private liberal arts college providing something about a lot of things and a lot about somethings explains his attempt to bring the best of both the traditional liberal program and the vocational program into our curriculum. Well-versed in the coming trends and purposes of junior colleges, Dean Pierce strives to permit and encourage each student to pursue educational opportunities to the fullest extent of her capabilities to assure preparation for both an intellectually and morally satisfying life and a productive career. Dean Pierce always has time to listen to the problems of faculty and students alike, from the perplexing frustration and fear of anticipating the future of a girl trying to declare a major and decide an university to transfer to or to the simple change of a class schedule. He is responsible for stimulating the seriousness of cooperative efforts of students and faculty in fulfilling individual educational goals. 7-4 Neff! DAVID J. PIERCE X DEA 0 STUDE The challenging job of Dean of Students demands patience, understanding, decisions, counselling, diplomacy, and impartiality. As Gulf Park's Dean of Students, Miss Laura L. Norris employs all of these virtues in dealing with all situations arising on campus. Teamed with the Student Government, Dean Norris is active in helping the progress of Gulf Park by uniting the wishes of the students with those of the administration. Her willingness to aid every student, her untiring devotion to duty, and her capable manner makes her a favorite with the entirety of the student body. Dean Norris is never too busy to discuss any problem. Her great interest in academic achievement and in student activities reflects her every action. Through her conscientious efforts Dean Norris has brought to Gulf Park a minimum of chaos and a maximum of contentment. LAURA L. NORRIS ASSISTAJVT DE of ST UD Assistant Dean of Students, Mrs. Lois M. Ferrell, is popular among the student body due to the pride which she holds for Gulf Park and its students. She is one of the most active figures on campus as she schedules and plans the many activities pertaining to social life. She is also concerned with the housing of students and busies herself with informing students of all happenings on campus. Mrs. Ferrell is dedicated to the happiness of all Gulf Park students. LOIS M. FERRELL WSI? Mu! ,M W, 7.6 tl BUSI 55 AL-41 AGER Whether it is a lost nickel in the candy machine or a. quarter stuck in the dryer, a girl can always tum to Mr. George Holladay for reimbursement. Combining competence with skill, Mr. Holladay executes his duties as business manager with great efiiciency. H-is warm personality and his perpetual willingness to help straighten out any- problems arising in the financial department make him quite indispensable on our campus. Due to his stamina, patience, and hard work, Gulf Park was able to survive Hurricane Camille to emerge as a greater institution. GEORGE H. HOLIDAY -.A ix 1 s E it 7-7 Facult Now get this, and get this straight. There are 49 states Camille missed! says Mr, Price. Fir 1 .J M C Sure, she is a fine example! i' . 7.8 amy, M F wil 'bgwduw 461 Wit 119535--Vincent Alfonso Skiing and Sailing 119541-Sarah Pinckney Ambler French A.B., College of Charlestong M.A., University of South Carolinag further graduate study, Indiana University, University of Paris, National University of Mexico, Uni- versity of Grenoble, H9671-Rachael Tayar Anderson Sociology B.A., M.S., Trinity University. 119681-Mary Ladner Blackwell English B.A., Mississippi State College for Womeng M.A., Uni- versity of Mississippi. QI94-4-J-Jeannette Brock Secretarial Studies B.S., Alabama College: M.S., University of Tennesseeg further graduate study, University of Georgia. fl966j-Jerry Barrett Cater Home Economics B.S., M.S., University of Southem Mississippi. 1 1 1 l n l 1 A ,.,.,..... -. ,..i,- t- -..L 'W 1 r 1 1 'ti 1 The point is getting their money 3 that's all there is to it! Faculty ,,..-If 11962,-Don Christmas History B.M., M.M., Louisiana State University, further studies, University of Houston, Peabody Conservatory of Music. H9691-Mary Colbert English B.A., Millsaps, M.A., Vanderbilt, further graduate stud- ies, Mississippi College, University of Southern Missis- sippi, University of Missouri. C1963-J -Earle deVer-ies Art fy' 5541, Zvi awww Professional Study, Art Students League of New York, student of Frank V. Dumondg Academic de la Grands Chaumiere, Parisg Instituto Allende, San Miguel, Mexico. H9625-John T. Hazard Education, Psychology Ph.B.,' Georgetown University, M.E., University of South- ern Mississifmpig graduate, Army Command and Staff Schoolg Additional Study, University of Texas. 7-9 WWE. Drsvf' fffx 'UN -OMS 119511-Anna Mae Helton English BCA., 'Berea Collegeg B.Mus., University of Rochesterg M.A., Northwestern University. 119691-E. Davis McCutchoen Retail Merchandising B.A., B.B.A., Tulane University. U94-lj-Dorothy Milden Librarian A.B., M.A., University of Mississippig B.A. in L.S., Emory University. f 1965.3-Berta Hudson Patton Home Economics B.S., M.A., University of Southern Mississippig further graduate study, Mississippi State University, Louisiana State University, and University of Southern Mississippi. The beginning ballet class is coming along fine. If I Watch your step!! There are not any elevators in this place. SXNQER ' xxx X Mrs. Patton believes that a stitch in time saves nine. Good secretaries in the making. sv fi , Q. X X its C 1970 D -Vincentine Piazza B.M., University of Southern lane University. H9485-Helen T. Picking A.A., Stephens Collegeg B.S., versity. Q Ifw ., Piano H9685-Valorie Nybo Place Physical Education Mississippig M.F.A., Tu- B.S., University of Southern Mississippi 5 M.S., University of Southern Mississippi. Speech. Theatre Arts 119675-Almus Ballow Polsgrove English and Guidance M.A., Northwestern Uni- A.B., Union Universityg M.E.D., Mississippi State Uni- versit ' M.A. Mississi i State Universit . Y, , PP Y F acult 31 Faeult 61963-64g 19655-Troy H. Price History B.A., Texas College of Arts and Industriesg M.A., Uni- versity of Texas g further graduate study, George Wash- ington University. fl969JaGilbert Rome Dance With -National Ballet of Canada, State Opera House, Germany. Studied with Todd Bolendor, Erik Bruhn, John C. Pereyaslavec, Griffith, Joffrey Nureyev, Celia Franca and Leon Danielian. Began training with Gayle Talmelee. 419645-cal smith Golf H9643-Ethel Beatty Smith Business Education as W Try one, Shelley, says Connie Wilson. No-you first! ff Hypothetically, consider the frustrations of the natives of Hushpucket or your rationalizations about not receiving a letter from Horace . . . , g1,..w'-iaww' ,.. x R ,iii XX x 4 XR 5 x . x X N X x s s XY X X s X W . - S .,,, f cw, S W , 4 X S ,., X, gg wx Q S NNN Q x I wouldn't want to deprive you the priviledge of being a. better educated person, so I'm not saying you definitely are not required to learn it, says Mrs. Smith to her Zoology classes. C1956-65, 19661-Harriett Gibbons Smith Biology B.S. in Education, University of Alabama, M.S., Tulane University. H9685-Harry E. Spell, jr. Voice B.M., University of Southern Mississippi, M.M., Uni- versity of Southern Mississippi. 119691-Delia Stewart Dance B.A., University of Southern Mississippi, Studied with Madame Anderson Inventzour, George Chaffee, Charles Hughes, Peter Gennero, Paul Draper, further studies at Ballet Arts, Ballet Theatre School, The International Dance Schools. H9623-E.. Bruce Tillinan Spanish A.B., University of Alabarnag Graduate, American In- stitute for Foreign Trade, Graduate study Tulane Uni- versity: M.A., University of Southern Mississippi. 119631-Marie T. Vangelder Assistant Librarian A.B., The George Washington University. 119685-jane Brace Wilder Horsemanship A.A., Stephens College: B.S., University of Southern Mis- sissippi. 194: hiv' 1 ,.... 'SWF'- 'ifwf-yn! ' ,,., Q ii N A :v1vP H,.: ' :V Q . as Facult W: 4 f English History is retold by Mr. Christmas. H9651-Laura S. Wilkinson Art B.S. in Ed., University 'of Oklahoma, B.F.A. in Painting, Oklahoma City University, MA., Teacher's College of Columbia University, Diplomas, New York and Paris Schools of Fine and Applied Arts. 119571-Eugene A. Wink, Sr. History B.A., M.A., University of Southern Mississippi, Graduate Now hold it for eight counts-that's all, says Mr. Rome. of The Infantry School and The Command and the General Staff College. 119685-William Ray Worthington Religion and Philosophy B.A., Mississippi State University, S.T.B., Episcopal The- ological Schoolg Graduate study, University of the South. 34 an N .--- uv- 'Q' t Q--an-31 t No, sorry Jeanne, Boy Scouting is not offered next semester. dministration I. C. Jones Auditor Norma McCaffery Bookkeeper, Business Office Pat Skellie Secretary to the President Loleta Clinton Secretary to the Dean of the College Anna Berry Secretary to the Dean of Students Kathy Bentz Secretary, Business Office Do the out oin ex enses in the Ridin s g P D . g Department really exceed those in the Dm- ing Room? 1 X 35 dministration Will the real Tammy Howl please stand up? 2 1 Z 5 j: ,..m No, I do not know what is for lunch today. 36 willing. za ,f M A eff r in-01 4--f' Ns. Francis Wren Annice Edwards Tommie Johnston Charles B. Jones Robert C. Bird Ruth Burgess Secretary, Business Oflice Secretary, Admissions Secretary, Admissions Admissions Counselor Admissions Counselor Admissions Counselor 0-'wx ,hi sg! 1 Your pulse-beat says you MUST go to class today, Miss Miller. Hazel Shefiield, R.N. Nurse 37 dministration v an f , M ' Ruby Miller Supervisor, Food Services jo Holladay Y-Hut Dixie Amacker Food Services Counselors Where are you going, Rosie? asks Mrs. Mullins. The beginning of a new semester and the end of a checking account. 38 Mrs. Etha Guthrie Hardy Hall Mrs. Elizabeth Holtane Lloyd Hall Mrs. T. C. Holmes Hardy Hall Miss McCurry Hardy Hall Mrs. Mullins Elizabeth Hall Mrs. Richardson Hardy Hall Liar 'iff-1 'Nun-,...,,, '-0 W---441 'Y-Mg., 1 . Q...- I ,S ik x U ffl, Z , x ws Mfzfiwi., ff Lu f W 1 K f I W I 'XX X, ,. Az ., ' ..--'- , 'I ll -v- 'I R fQ 'X ,g , ,' .x 31 ' W , I f 0' W , x ff ' 1 X . X , X . 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JULIE ANN ADCOCK St Petersburg, Fla Delta Alpha Slgma Song Leader and Chaplam Jet Maskers Pacesetters Samovar Club Seven Ups Stu dent Advrsor Songleader Sophomore Class Tides The Book art edltor Be a lzttle more careful of love than of everythzng 15354 MARY ALLWORTH Wllmette, I Theta Alpha Rush Captam Jet Maskers Frzends are necessary to a happy lzfe 'vw -wmv MARY LEE ALCOTT Wmlmfftte Ill Delta Ch1 Slgma Assxstant Rush Captam Pacesetters SEA GULL Courage zs the hrst o human qualztzes because xt zs the qualzty whzch guarantees all the others Sophomores 'ik-maj' ROZZIE RUTLEDGE BIRD Valdosta Ga Delta Chl Slgma Songleader Aquettes Gulf Park Col lege Chorus Jet Maskers Presldent Judlcxary Board Chalrman SEA GULL Student Advlsors Student Government Tammy Howl B1t and Spur VICC Presl dent I do not want merely to possess a fazth I want a fazth that possesses me 1 f ' W . M I I . Z if A JJ! 1 I I I X 5 u I 5 ' I s I J 9 9 , , , , u as , 1 1 J 1 J ' ' s 1 9 J . . . ,, J ' ' rc - - ,, l Q I I lv 'I ,, I V II ' gy, . I I I If' I 'I V I 'WW i' -W ' ll . 1 ' ' . I 1 u , Q . J J 5 ' cr - ' .u - ' - ' ' . y s a a I 2 S h . . . . N s 1 ' ' 9 ' ' , 43 ,, . . I ffl, .u .Q , WI -E ,ugh 'WW JAN BIGGER Dallas, Texas Theta Alpha. Eat, Drink and Be Merry, for tomorrow ye may die. . . ' Sophomores in i f rv SHELLY RUE BLAND Chattanooga, Tenn. Bit-and-Spur. Be not simply goodg be good for something. BETTY BLACKBURN Birmingham, Ala. Delta Alpha Sigma, Secretary, SEA GULL5 Student Advisor. - Do all the good you can, By all the means you can. of LINDA BOON Webster Groves, Mo. Theta Alpha, Chaplain g Gulf Park College Chorus 5 Pacesettersg Romance Language Club, SEA GULL. Conviction is worthless unless it is converted into conduct. fl ' i 1 1 fr P is ll I N BECKIE BOWIE Anniston, Ala. Delta Alpha Sigmag Gulf Park College Chorus g Madrigal Singersng Secretarial Science Club. God's gifts put man's best dreams to shame. Tammy Howlg The Book. Do not let the good things of life rob you of the best things. CHRISTINE CADIGAN St. Louis, Mo. Gamma Psi 5 Gulf Park College Chorusg Pacesettersg BECKY BRITTON Kingsport, Tenn. Sigma Psi Iota, Presidentg Phi Theta Kappa, Student Government Representativeg Samovar Club, Treasurerg Student Advisorsg Student Government, Treasurerg Pan- hellenic Council. Happiness is as a butterfly, when pursued, will alight upon you. Sophomores at LAURA CATANI San Salvador, El Salvador Sigma Psi Iota 5 Pacesettersg Romance Language Club 3 Secretarial Science Club. It is right to be contented with what you have, ' but never with what you are. SUSAN MITCHELL COLE Tallahassee, Fla. Kappa Chi Sigma, Treasurer, Jet Maskersg Pacesettersg Phi Theta Kappag SEA GULL: Seven ups , Publicity Chairman. The grand essentials to happiness are something to do, something to love, and something to hope for. Sophomores AN COOPER Seabrook, Tex J . ' Kappa Chi Sigma, President, Panhellenic. Councll, Sec- retaryg Pacesettersg Student Advlsors. You can do anything you want to if you stick to it long enough. ANN LOUISE COOPER Kenosha, Wis. Theta Alpha, Sports Chairman, Aquettesg Athletic As- sociation, President, Phi Theta Kappag Samovar Club, Vice-President. A Goodness is the only investment that never fails. PENNIE M. COPPER Baltimore, Md. Sigma Psi Iota: Secretarial Science Club, V'1CC:Ff6S1dCUt. To will what God wills brings peace. CLARE DAVENPORT Greer, S. C. Kappa Chi Sigma. Nothing in life is to be feared. It is only to be understood. PATRICE MARIE DORATHY Sterling, Ill. Gamma. Psi, Rush Captain 5 jet Maskersg Phi Theta Kappa. The highest reward that Goa' gives us for good work is the ability to do better. DEBORAH ANN DAVIS Dallas, Tex. Sigma Psi Iota, Vice-Presidentg Aquettesg Jet Maskers, Secretaryg Pacesettersg Samovar Club, Presidentg Tides. Every man I meet is in some way my superiorg and in that I can learn from him .... ophomores MARTHA DORSEY Atlanta, Ga Delta Alpha Sigma, Pledge Masterg Jet Maskersg Ro- mance Language Clubg Samovar Clubg Student Advisors Pleasures are like poppies spread: You seize the flower, the bloom is shed. MARGARET KENNON DUNCAN Jacksonville, Fla. PATRICIA ANN EYLES H Belize CRY, I Br1t1sh Honduras Theta Alphag Pacesetters , l l ffjoy is not in things: it il. in us..-: Delta Alpha Slgma, Sports Chalrmang Secretanal SCICHCC Club. A A secret of contentment is knowing how to ' enjoy what you have. l ophomores w 1 ...W CAROL GOETTLER Glencoe, Ill. GARA GRAHAM , Akron, Ohio Theta Alpha. N Delta Alpha Slgma. I flThe days that make ua, happy make us wise? What I rnuxt do, and not what people thmk, :J all that concerns me. 48 l P JENNIFER GREEN Long Beach, Miss. Coast Clubg iPhi Theta Kappa, SEA GULL. The great heart knows the power of gentlenessf' l l CATHY HEADDEN GUERNSEY Houston, Tex. Kappa Chi Sigma, Rush Captain, Jet Maskersg Student Advisors. Look on the sunny .vide of everything and make optimism come true. NANCY JANE GRIFFITH Dallas, Tex. Jet Maskersg Gulf Coast Ballet Company, Student Advisorsg Kappa Chi Sigina, Rush Captain. To live is to dance, to dance it to live. ophomores BLAIR HAMILTON St. Petersburg, Fla. Sigma Psi Iota, Jet Maskersg The Book. Where there is an open mind, there will always be a frontier. Mm. WY CLARA YOKO HENLEY Searcy, Ark. Kappa Chi Sigmag Jet Maskers. Silence is a talent as greatly to be cherished as that other asset, the gift of speech. Sophomores ELIZABETH HOLMAN Pittsburg, Tex. Delta Alpha Sigmag Aquettesg Pacesettersg Samovar Clubg Tides. Dynamite in a small package. NANCY HESTON Akron, Ohio Delta Alpha Sigma, Vice-Presidentg Aquettes, President 3 SEA GULL. Character is property-it is the noblest of possessions. SUSAN CAROL HOWELL Ft. Worth, Tex. Theta Alpha, Treasurerg Jet Maskersg Romance Language Clubg Tides. Man is obviously made to think .... SUSAN HOREN Baxley, G Delta Chi Sigma, Caveat Emptor. Promise yourself to make your friends feel that there is something in them. 3. MARY QPRUDENCE HUTTON Newton, Kan. Gamma Psi, Vice-Presidentg SEA GULL, Editor-in- Chiefg Phi Theta Kappa, Presidentq Jet Maskersg Pace- settersg Romance Language Lllubg Tammy Hozvlg Tides I want, by understanding myself, to understand others. I want tozbe all that Fm capable of becoming .... 'U ophomores eehv' LANEE JO KENT Gulfport, Miss. ELIZABETH L. LACOUR New London, Conn. Gamma Psig Jet Maskersg SEA GULL. One of the biggest thrills in life comes from doing a job well. F 51 Delta Chi Sigmag Pacesetters. The best victory is to conquer self. ., .ffl 51' Riffs MARGILU LISTER St. Louis, Mo. Delta Alpha Sigma, Vice-Presidentg Pacesetters. To love the game beyond the prize. Sophomores LISSA LOGAN Hattiesburg, Miss. Delta Alpha. Sigmag Caveat Emptorg Phi Theata Kappa Student Advisors. Everyman's work is a portrait of himself. 'g40'5 LAUREN LOFGREN Salinas, Calif. Gamma Psi 5 Gulf Park College Chorusg Secretarial Science Club. joy is not in things, it is in us. FRANCES MAURICE MCCORD Fort Valley, Ga Theta Alpha, Secretary g Judiciary Boardg Dorm President. She who has learned to disagree without being disagree able has discovered a valuable, diplomatic secret. 'WWW MARCY CANDACE McDOWELL Dallas, Tex. Sigma Psi Iota, Pledge Captain, Pacesetters. Laugh a little-live a little. . . ANNE DOWLING MCLINEY Shawnee Mission, Kan. Gamma Psi, Secretary 5 Pacesetters. To be happy ourselves is a most efectual contribution i to the happiness of others. ffm PAM MCELROY Columbia, Mo Theta Alpha, Secretarial Science Club, Bit-and-Spur Tammy Howl. Comment on everything, . . ' Sophomores , M' TW .IEANNE MOSHER Canton, Ill. Theta Alpha, Parliamentariang Romance Language Clubg SEA GULLg Student Advisors, Tammy Howl: Tides. Live for today, forget the carex of the past. 9 Dux YTD:- SHARON MURPHY Greenwich, Conn. Delta Chi Sigma, Rush Captain, SEA GULL, Assistant Business Manager. The joys of a little girly the creative expression of a woman. ophomores JANET LYNN PALMER Akron, Ohio Delta Chi Sigma, Presidentg Panhellenic Council, Aquettesg Athletic Associationg SEA G'ULLg Student Ad- visors, Student Government. Happiness consists in activity. JOANNE RENEE MYERS Ft. Worth, Tex. Delta Alpha Sigma, Rush Captain, Tidesg The Book. The world belongs to the enthusiast who keeps coolf' J C' LETITIA ANN PARKER Chicago, Ill. Gamma Psi, President: Panhellenic Council, Jet Mask- ersg Samovar Club: Student Advisors, The Book. It is not so much what a man is descended from that matters as what he will descent to. CAROL PARKER Tulsa, Okla. Delta Chi Sigmag SEA GULL, Business Manager. Apart from enthusiasm, joy cannot live. HELEN PAYNE Nashville, Tenn. Gamma Psi, Rush Captain. The only consistently bright life is the persistently right life. sp. PATRICIA M. PAUL Fort Smith, Ark. Kappa Chi Sigmag Jet Maskersg Tid'es. Happiness is what you make it. Sophomores MARGARET GLENVILLE PEARL Boca Raton, Fla. Delta Chi Sigma, Parliamentarian. Look on the sunny side of everything to make your optimism come true. JULIE PENNY Grimm, Ga- Delta Alpha Sigma. 'Happiness is a perfume you cannot pour on others .without getting a few drops on yourself. ophomores MINDY PRENGER Jefferson City, Mo. Caveat Emptor, Vice-President. The secret of patience is doing something else in the meanwhile. Hr:-5:9 AUGUSTA C. POELLNITZ Greensboro, Ala. Delta Chi Sigma, Treasurerg President of Sophomore Classg Phi Theta Kappag Pacesettersg Student Advisorsg Student Government. The glory of life is to love, not to be lovedg to give, not to getg to serve, not to be served. JEANNE PRICE LexinSt0D, KY- Delta Chi Sigmag Phi Theta Kappa. There is no wealth but life. PAM PRITCHETT Ft. Myers, Theta Alpha. Our daily thought should be elevated above the ceiling. ELLEN ROE Winter Haven, Kappa Chi Sigmag Jet Maskersg Pacesetters. Give every living creature you meet a smile. Fla. Fla. JULIA DELANCEY RIVERS Atlanta, Ga. Delta Alpha Sigma, Pledge Presidentg Romance Language Club. I can alter my life by altering my attitude of mind. ophomores ' ' Nz SARAH ANNE ROEBER Broken Bow, Okla. Kappa Chi Sigmag Athletic Associationg Samovar Clubg SEA GULLQ Student Advisorsg Student Government. The secret of happy living is not to do what you like but to like what you do. CARLA E. RUETTINGER Winnetka, Ill. Gamma Psig Pacesetters. A candle-glow can pierce the darkest night. Sophomores ANITA SCHROEDER Lima, Ohio Aquettesg Gulf Park College Chorusg jet Maskersg Pace- settersg Samovar. Happiness is speechless. CAROLE ANN SHOO Versailles, Ky Sigma Psi Iota, Pledge Captaing Jet Maskersg Pace- settersg Student Advisorsg Tides. The highest reward for a man's toil is not what he gets for it, but rather what he becomes by it. VV MARY SCOTT Miami, Fla. Delta Chi Sigma, Chaplaing Pacesettersg Student Advisors. Though deep, yet clearg though gentle, yet not dull. ANNIE ELENA SCHWARTZ San Salvador, El Salvador Kappa Chi Sigma, Chaplaing Romance Language Clubg Secretarial Science Club, President. The calm, but vibrant appeal of a laviyfj KATHY SERGEANT Oak Ridge, Tenn. Theta Alphag Secretarial Science Clubg Student Advisors. The way to be happy is to make others happy. ROBIN SCOTT Columbus, Ga. A master of her liberty. ophomores JAN STANLEY Gulfport, Miss. Sigma Psi Iotag Coast Clubg Phi Theta Kappag SEA GULL, Art Editorg The Book. A contagious interest and joy in everyday occurrences. '99 QUK. SALLY STOLL Charleston, S. C. Delta Alpha Sigma, Caveat Emptor. Excitement to conquer all depression. ophomores FAITH ANN SWANGER Fremont, Ohio Gamma Psi, Parliamentariang Gulf Park College Chorus, President, -Jet Maskersg Romance Language Club, Tammy Howl. A friend is a person with whom you dare to be yourself. f m I BETTY LEE STUBBS Oklahoma City, Okla. Sigma Psi Iota, Secretary, Jet Maskersg Pacesetters' Secretarial Science Club, Student Advisors. A sister to her friends. . . 5 MITZI ANN TATE Lexington, Ky There is no cosmetic for beauty like happiness. LUCINDA LOUISE THOMPSON Quincy, Ill. Gamma Psi, Sports Chairman, Judiciary Board, Bit- and-Spur, President, Dorm President. Her kingdom for a horse. PAULINE McGOWEN TILLERY York, Ala. Delta Alpha Sigma. Resolved to live with all my might while I do live. r 61 SUSAN THOMPSON DeRidder, La A heart that knows the power of gentlenessf' ophomores SARAH NANNETTE TRIBBLE Dallas, Tex. Theta Alpha, Vice-President, Bit-and Spur, Samovar Club, SEA GULLg Student Government, Tides. A firm grasp on all moods of life. JESSICA ANNE TURNBULL Memphis, Tenn. Kappa Chi Sigma, Vice-Presidentg Pacesettersg SEA GULLg Student Advisors g Sergeant-at-Arms, Sophomore Class. Sure support for those who depend upon her. ophomores LINDA TYLER Shawnee, Okla. Gamma Psi, Treasurer 3 Caveat Emptor, Presidentg Phi Theta Kappa, Vice-President. It is better to light a candle than to curse the darkness. Quill:-9 SUSAN TURNER Salem, Va. Delta Chi Sfigmag Aquettesg Athletic Associationg Stu- dent Government Presidentg Phi Theta Kappa g Romance Language Clubg Student Advisorsg Tides. Weak men .wait for opportunities, strong men make them. HELENE ELIZABETH VARNER Atlanta, Ga. Delta Alpha Sigmag Secretarial Science Club. Friends can only be purchased by friendship. amy,-M , REBECCA WELCH Tuscaloosa, Ala. Delta Chi Sigma, Secretaryg Dorm Presidentg Judici- ary Boardg Pacesettersg Phi Theta Kappag Samovar Clubg Student Advisorsg Tammy Howl, Vice-President, Sophomore Class. The happiness of your life depends upon the quality of your thoughts. ai SHELLEY SUE WELLER Phoenix, Ariz Sigma Psi Iota, Sports Chairmang Jet Maskersg Pace- setters, Presidentg SEA GULL. Never miss an opportunity to make others happy. Sophomores LAURA WIDES Lexington, Ky. QIFA XILLI2. H P G S Ft' Wmfff Kappa Chi Sigma, Secretaryg Athletic Association' Jet eta Pha lgma' acesetterst amovatr C u J 6 Maskersi Phi Theta Kappa, Secretary-Treasurer., Womanhood and scholarship are the first aims of education. Book. What I am to be I am now becoming. . . CONN IE LYNN WILSON Dayton, Ohio Sigma Psi Iota, Treasurerg Pacesetters, Historian. What sunshine is to flowers, smiles are to humanity? ophomores iii STELLA L. WILSON Paris, Ky. TSCHIA ANN WOOD St. Petersburg, Fla Stay is a charming word in a friend's vocabulary. Delta Alpha Sigma, Presidentg Panhellenic Council Presidentg Jet Maskers, Vice-Presideutg Samovar Club Student Advisors. Of all the things you wear, your expression 64 is the most important. . . 2 7 I 1 , , N X . , ,. . W W mf n I +1 Sl A i REBECCA C. ZIEGER Grand Rapids, Mich KAREN ZANDONA . Ashland' Ky' Theta Alpha, Presidentg Tides, Editorg Jet Maskers Gamma Pslg Pacesetters. Student Advisors P The magic of a Cheerful face' Happiness is a habit-cultivate it? W m ophomores w 1, M 1 J I H 4 SANDRA SUE ZUBER Columbia, Mo. I Sigma Psi Iota. Z Your luck is how you treat people. 65 wg' .E ,4 W n A an ,xy xp ffl NQ 'Q w 1 .. xiii V 'iam x NX X xx 'v ,rv if :rf -' A. We 1134? 6? 3555 .4459 1 1164 Q ,gf E ,I ,fx gg, ' 'le 1.,-S if Freshmen CHARENE ACKLEY Clarksvxlle Tenn Theta Alpha Aquettes MAUREEN ADAM Monroevllle Ala Delta Ch1 Slgma Jet Maskers Tammy Howl Tzdes The Book JAMIE ALPHIN Crossett Ark Delta Alpha Slgma Jet Maskers LINDANA AMTHOR San Salvador El Salvador Theta Alpha Pacesetters Romance Language Club SEA GULL ANNE AVERA Knoxvxlle Tenn Delta Chl S1gma Aquettes Jet Maskers SEA GULL Tzdes MARY AYCOCK Norman Okla Gulf Park College Chorus Madngal Smgers BARBIE BAKER Oklahoma Clty Okla S1gma PS1 Jet Maskers SEA GULL Student Government The Book CINDY BAKER Evansv1lle Ind Freshman class Sergeant at Arms Slgma PS1 Iota Aquettes Jet Maskers Pacesetters Samovar Club SEA GULL The Book Art Ed1tor JUDY BAKER Sherman Tex Delta Chl Sxgma PAMELA BARKER Bellevrlle Ill Gamma PS1 Caveat Emptor DENI BEARD Tulsa Okla Songleader Freshman Class Delta Ch1 Slgma Jet Maskers JOLENE BENSMILLER Fort Worth Tex ELLEN BERRILL Murray Ky Kappa Ch1 Slgma JULIE BERRY Gulf Port MISS Coast Club SUSAN BLAIR Waterloo Ala Kappa Ch1 S1gma Jet Maskers Samovar Club SHERRY BONNELL Alamogordo N M Delta Ch1 Slgma Seven Ups Presldent DEBBIE BOYDSTON Tulsa, Okla Gamma Psx, Pacesetters CATHY BRANDENBURG Versallles, Ky Delta Alpha Sigmag Freshman Class Secretary. Exams W asm S-My 3 XX ISN sf 'NJA 40 69 pqwfii XWMW -,sw-W' - Freshmen ein-, an JACQUELINE BROOKS Paducah, Ky. Theta Alphag Aquettesg Gulf Park College Chorus, Historiang Bit-and-Spur. N-M., BRENDA BROWN Decatur, Ga. Kappa Chi Sigma. MARY ANN BROWN Baton Rouge, La. Delta Alpha Sigma. ' W TERESA BROWN Nashville, Tenn. waz Caveat Emptor. NANCY BUCHANAN Asheville, N. C. l A A Delta Chi Sigmag Jet Maskersg Tides. . RV.. AB.. A SHARON BUCHANAN Birmingham, Ala. i , . , M 5 a za .33-4 A ,B if 55 311- 2 A Q1 3 W A ' f.,fA,. SALLY BURDICK Wilmette, 111. R' ga, 2 K . 3 X Theta Alpha ' A' :-Yt .. ,, ANN HUNTER BURTON Hafradshurg, Ky. A Dana Alpha Sigma BARBIE CALL siahx City, Iowa Freshmen are introduced to the main stream of Gulf Park social life H21PPiI1CSS is the identification Of a Gulf with sorority rush parties. Park Girl- 70 Freshmen utilize precious free time between classes to the best possible advantage-to relax in the Y-Hut playing pool Freshmen REBECCA CARR Picayune, Miss. JEANNETTE CARTER Nashville, Tenn. Delta Alpha Sigma VICKY CARTER Wichita Falls, Tex. Sigma Psi Iotag Jet Maskersg Tammy Howl. BETSY CASSELMAN Midland, Tex. Delta Chi Sigma, Assistant Treasure-rg Bit-and- Spur. SALLY CASTLEMAN Dallas, Tex. Delta Chi Sigma. CARO CHISHOLM Savannah Ga. Sigma Psi Iota DEBORAH CHURCH Pulaski Tenn Delta Chi Sigma Caveat Emptor DEBBIE CLARK Pensacola Fla Theta Alpha Jet Maskers Pacesetters DEBBIE COCKRELL Tuscalousa Ala Delta Chi Sigma CHERYL CROFT Tyler Tex Delta Chi Sigma ELIZABETH DAVIS Sumter S C Delta Alpha Sigma Pacesetters Freshman class Treasurer Tzdes LUCY DAVIS Memph1s Tenn Delta Alpha Sigma 725 - -ws: if fn, ' - ' L-wr - f 55 ' A.. . ke. aww 'X .9-' Ywfm ! 5 Q' F ff X A ' ' -:?2ffs211.a::a ww 4- ,ff- asf .- Z-J l ,JL Sr Jai' gp 3 gi at , -ans- 4' if 1-41' Nw 4-mu Here it is, MF- Chl'iSfffl2lS, the Mona Yes, Caro, a hundred and one braids by daybreak. X at W3 N 5 7' 7 R im' s - ,yu 1 be -7 '- 1'-if Lisa. . . , QQ. Q , . ii' ' XA' SQ V' ,M - ts. V A A Q X .e t .1 J , WM qx r , A J -gi J H. fi . I . fi' , ' s .f f . sf' 'A ARP ,. i is w i 3 'i rg? as Ig Q ,R 'Y' wt f 'J 3 .X wi r. R L 1 71 Freshmen DIANNE DEMENT Dyersbury, Tenn. Kappa Chi: Pacesetters. LIBBA DENTON Marks, Miss. Delta Chi Sigma. MARY DRUMHELLER Valdosta, Ga. Delta Chi Sigmag Jet Maskers. KATHY DUNNEBACKE Mt. Pleasant, Tenn. Theta Alpha: Caveat Emptor. DEBORAH DYKES Nashville, Tenn. Freshman class, Sergeant at Armsg Delta Alpha Sigmag Pacesetters, Secretaryg Samovar Club. VICKIE EDWARDS Gulfport, Miss. The Book. IRENE ESCAPINI San Salvador, El Salvador Secretarial Science Club. ROSE ANN FINKELSTEIN Opp. Ala. Sigma Psi Iotag Romance Language Club. CAROL FITZPATRICK Monticello, Ga. Gamma Psi. Freshmen CHRISTINA FLYNN Miami, Fla. Theta Alpha, Gulf Park College Chorus, Jet Maskers. ANN FREESE Columbia, Mo. Theta Alpha. SUZANNE FUQUA Dallas, Tex. Delta Alpha Sigma, Jet Maskersg Samovar Club. VAUGHAN FULWILER Dallas, Tex. Pacesetters. ANNE GAMBILL Ft. Worth, Tex. Kappa Chi Sigma. CHARLI GAMBLE Kingsport, Tenn. Sigma Psi Iota, Pacesetters. ,IANA GARVIN Sedan, Kan. Kappa Chi Sigmag Gulf Park College Chorus, Vice-President: Madrigals. SANDY GILBERT Baton Rouge, La. EMILY GORDON Tyler, Tex. Theta Alphag Judiciary Board. ANITA GOTHARD Alexander City, Ala. Delta Alpha Sigma, Jet Maskersg Student Gov- ernment. LAURA GRAVES Loceoa, Ga. Pacesetters. BARBARA GREENE Odessa, Fla. Gamma Psi, Jet Maskersg Seven Ups , Publicity. Cindy Baker and Celia Riley attempt block-prin , Freshmen JULIE GREGORY Louisville, Ky. FAYE GRIER Charlotte, N. C. 9' Gamma Psi, Seven Ups. TINA HAGAN Alexander City, Ala. Delta Alpha Sigma, Jet Maskers. CLAUDIA HALL Macon, Ga. Sigma Psi Iota. PATTI HALL Kansas City, Mo. Delta Alpha Sigma, Samovar Club. JAMIE HANRY New Albany, Miss. Sigma Psi Iota. JANIE HARPER Lexington, Ky. Kappa Chi Sigma, Gulf Park College Chorus, Jet Maskers, Samovar Club, SEA GULL, Tammy Howl, Editor, Tides, The Book. ANNE HARRISON Franklin, Tenn. Kappa Chi Sigma, Pacesetters. LAURIE HASTINGS Crossett, Ark. Kappa Chi Sigma, C'Pledge Presidentl, Jet M, , Maskers. DEBORAH HAYES Tampa, Fla. ELZAH HAZLE Nacogdoches, Tex. Jet Maskers, Tammy Howl. RHONDA HERRING Gulfport, Miss. Theta Alpha, Coast Club, Samover Club, Tammy Howl, art editor, The Book, art editor. Bubble up a la Gulf Park. Standing on Highway 90 . . . Watching the boys go by??? Irene Escapini and Wanda Wheeler discuss in amazement the puppets used in Lloyds International Puppet Show. Freshmen ELIZABETH HIGHTOWER Winona, Miss. Gamma Psi: Jet Maskersg Pacesetters. GLORIELA HINCAPIE Panama City, Pan. Delta Chi Sigma, Pacesettersg Secretarial Sci- ence Club. DEBORAH HOLTON Poteau, Okla. FAYE HOOD Winona, Miss. MELANIE HOPWOOD San Antonio, Tex. Delta Alpha Sigma. SUZY HRON Ponca City, Okla. Theta Alphag Jet Maskersg Pacesetters, SEA GULLg Tammy Howl. CATHY JEAN HUGHES Biloxi, Miss. CAROLINE HURT Jacksonville, Fla. MARGOT IVINS Rochester, Minn. Delta Chi Sigma. LINDA JAMES Memphis, Tenn. Gulf Park College Chorus. ANNE JERVIS Jacksonville, Fla. Sigma Psi Iota. GEORGANA JOHNSTON Charlotte, N. C. Delta Chi Sigma. '15 311 -riff 75 as an aw' Eb 1 aa 'Wm f lf ,,,, -i il fa- gil' 'Q , 6 'Q' -z- ig! x ,I W' V, t les. . is.. ' 1 X 'Uh ,nf , ,x X -...f fi'-Q .,,h 9 v Qt-wr X, sit 4r..L 'lg wit? 76 - , Freshmen MARCELLE JONES Delta Alpha Sigma. BECKY JUNKIN BETTY KELLY Atlanta, Ga. Houston-, Tex. Austin, Tex. CANDICE KENNEDY Coast Club. MARIA ELENA KERLEY Canal Zone, Pan. HOLLY KING Defuniak Springs, Fla. Freshman Class, President, Student Govern- ment, Delta Alpha Sigma. Gulfport, Miss. KAREN KING Port St. Joe, Fla. Kappa Chi, Jet Maskers. KAREN LEE KRIES Frankfort, Ind. Sigma Psi Iota, Aquettes. CHERRY LAIRD Nashville, Term. Delta Alpha Sigma, Pacesetters. TERRY LANGDON A Ft. Worth, Tex Sigma Psi Iota, Romance Language Club. SUE LANHAM Atlanta, Ga. Pacesetters, Secretarial Science Club. CAROL LUPTON Dallas, Tex. Delta Alpha Sigma. ROBIN MACDONALD Indianapolis, Ind. Theta Alpha, Judiciary Board, Samovar Club, Tides, Freshman Class, Vice-President. BECKY MCBRIDE Wichita Falls, Tex. Sigma Psi Iota, Tammy Howl. KATHY MCCARTY Magee, Miss. Theta Alpha, Gulf Park College Chorus. BOBBIE LEIGH MCELVOY Clarksville, Tenn. Theta Alpha, Assistant Treasurer, Tides. NANCY MCFARLAND Birmingham, Ala. Gamma Psi, Jet Maskers. NANCY RUTH MCGONAGILL Houston, Tex. Theta Alpha. I l l I l 3 . l I Freshmen ELEANOR MCWHIRTER Nashville, Tenn. Pacesetters. i CAROL ANN MARKS Liberty, Tex. l Gulf Park College Chorus. ' ROBIN L. MATTINGLY Cincinnati, Ohio Gulf Park College Chorusg Madrigal Singersg Samovar Clubg The Book. u li ELLEN MAYFIELD Del Rio, Tex. Q N . 14 Gamma Psi- . I5 DoNNA MAURER Gulfport, Miss. R ,,..1 ' 3' Coast Club. '- A GLYNDA METCALFE Itta Bena, Miss. E Kappa Chi Sigma. X H l A W I A qi .I ea .L E CHRISTINE MILLER Fern Park, Fla. Q 1? A Z Delta Alpha Sigmag Aquettes. ,X fi , , l MARSHA MILLER Ft. worth, Tex. li Gamma fPSi7 Pledge-President. ' TINA MARIE MILLER Richardson, Tex. 1? Gamma Psi. .V is 1 l l J. l The happiest birthday ever is your first birthday at Gulf Park. All dressed up and no Where to go 1. I. l .l I. ll l I I Q kr? 'nr ,Z , f , ., ' be -vi , if ws W! . ' WWW My il - f' n W ' 1 saw' f j 4 E, . ,AZ 1-J f Now, what was that? asks Terri Langdon. W' Freshmen LEANNE MONTGOMERY Phoen-ix, Ariz Theta Alpha. MADELINE MOORE Kansas City, Kans Gamma Psi. JANET MORGAN Tulsa, Okla Delta Chi Sigma, Jet Maskers. MELANIE MOSES Brownsville, Tenn Gamma Psi, Tides. LYN MURPHY Houston, Tex Delta Chi Signxa. OLIVIA MURPHY Anniston, Ala. Delta Chi Sigma. GENIE MUSE Nashville, Tenn. Delta Alpha Sigma. HETTY NUCKOLS Midway, Ky. Delta Chi Sigma, Jet Maskers, Tammy Howl. CATHERINE NUETZEL St. Louis, Mo. Delta Alpha Sigma, Gulf 'Park College Chorus, Tammy Howl. LILA LEWIS OPPEL Louisville, Ky. Sigma Psi Iota, Samovar Club. KATIE CARMAN PALMER Muskogee, Okla. Pacesetters, Tammy Howl. JUDI PATTERSON Memphis, Tenn. Gulf Park College Chorus, Sarnovar Club. Gulf Park invades New Orleans while discovering the French Quarters. Waiting to use the telephone can't be all that boring. Freshmen CAROLINE GRAHAM PAYNE Norfolk, Va. Delta Chi Sigma. MARY LOU PEGLER Houston, Tex Delta Chi Sigma. JANE WICKER PENNINGTON Dalton, Ga. Theta Alpha, Pledge-President, Jet Maskersg Pacesetters, Vice-President. MARY BABB PERKINS Frankfort, Ky. Kappa Chi Sigma. MONICA LUISA PFEIIFER Caracas, Venez. Secretarial Science Club, Treasurer. JANE POLLOCK High Point, N. C. CAROLINE AUGUSTA 'POSEY Petal, Miss. Sigma Psi Iota, Caveat Emptor. DEE DEE PRANKE Houston, Tex. Delta Chi Sigma, Pacesetters. MARY JO PRATT Inverness, Miss. Kappa Chi Sigma. JEANNIE PRICE Evergreen, Ala. Kappa Chi Sigma. GAYLE AMELIA PURCELL Covington, Ga. Theta Alpha. LINDA RABHAN Savannah, Ga. Gamma Psi 5 Seven- Ups,,' Secretary-Treasurer. Finding it, Deni? Freshmen MARGARET ANN REINKE Gulfport, Miss. Sigma Psi Iota, Coast Club. CELIA ANN RILEY New Madria, Mo. Sigma Psi Iota. LORETTA RING Houston, Tex. Sigma Psi Iota. LESLIE E. ROBERTSON Mobile, Ala. Delta Alpha Sigma, LESLIE ROBINSON Columbia, S. C. Kappa Chi Sigma, Jet Maskers, Pacesettersg Bit-and-Spur, Historian. ' DEBORAH ROSSETTER Melboarale, Fla. MERRY LYNN ROUSSE Baton Rouge, La. Bit-n-Spur, Secretary, Judiciary Board, Secre- tary, Pacesetters. NANCY RUSSO Pensacola, Fla. Kappa Chi Sigma. SUSAN W. RUTLEDGE Wichita, Kan. SUSAN LEE SALAK Chicago, Ill. Theta Alpha. MARY ELLEN SCHAFFNER Fordyce, Ark. Gamma Psi, Aquettesg Romance Language Club. LESLIE SCHUBER Hobbs, N. M. Kappa Chi Sigma. Freshmen ELIZABETH SCOTT Frankfort, Ky. 6 '59 Kappa Chi Sigmag Pacesetters, BONNIE JEANNE SELLERS Waco, Tex. Sigma Psi Iota. BETTY JAN SELLIER Gulfport, Miss. Theta Alphag Coast Club. 4. - , f I if 4, . i ,, BETTY SESSIONS Dallas, Tex. I :QQ B Delta Alpha Sigma 5 Gulf Park College Chorusg gre V4 M . Jet Maskers. A 7 i J I ' AMELIA SHAGKELFORD Birmingham, Ala. . 5-M -'a' I ,. VM, Gamma Psi. X at 2 1' MARY SHEPARD New Orleans, La. A TIA ff f Sigma Psi Iotag Coast Clubg Gulf Park College E ' .Q ' ' Chorus 5 Madrigal Singersg Bit-and-Spur. 1 B , , E 5 K VICTORIA SHOGRY Charleston, S. C. 4, ,S 4 q:, W Sigma Psi Iotag Gulf Park College Chorusg , . Pacesetters. . L ' , TERI L. SILVERMAN Des Moines, Iowa Qs ., . Delta Chi Sigma. ' ' LINDA SISSON San Antonio, Tex. I Sigma Psi Iotag Aquetttesg Caveat Emptor. 77 f' A 2 f X ' 1.4 'S' f f 4 B2 . jx Q v i U, ,A ig B 'N . , X ., 1 M' What's your opinion about forming a Freshman Hall? Final Exams!???!! 4 ' E fsnfv fa, . Lv X .S 234 S, 4 4QQ L '!7' we f-pr af . M r i. fl! Loading buses for Gulf Park Day in Town. 81 --- - Freshmen CANDY SMITH Lexington, Ky. Kappa Chi Sigma, Jet Maskers, Samovar Club. LYNN ALTA SMITH Reidsville, N. C. Sigma Psi Iota, Coast Club, Samovar Bit-and-Spurg Madrigal Singers. SUSAN JEAN SMITH Edina, Minn. Delta Alpha Sigma. MARY SNOW Knoxville, Tenn. Gamma Psi. SHIRLEY SPENCE Knoxville, Tenn. Caveat Emptorg Kappa Chi Sigma. SCZANNE STAGG cincinnati, Theta Alpha, Tammy Howl. Ohio KAREN STICKLE St. Albans, W. Va. Caveat Emptor. CHERRY STONE Austin, Tex. Kappa Chi Sigma, Madrigalsg Romance Lan- guage Club, SEA GULL. DEBBIE STORY Ada, Okla. A friendly encounter on the way to class. Club, Freshmen NANCY STEWART Baton Rouge, La.. COBY SULLIVAN Seminole, Okla. Theta Alphag Samovar Clubg Tides. FRANCIE SULLIVAN Harrisburg, Ill. Kappa Chig Jet Maskersg Tammy Howl, Tides. KATHY SULLIVAN Waynesboro, Miss. DANNA LEE SWANSON Western Springs, Ill. Kappa Chi Sigmag jet Maskers. NANCIE TELLING Gladwyne, Pa. Delta Chi Sigma. CINDY TERRY Danville, Ind. Theta Alpha. NANCY LYNN TODD Memphis, Tenn. Delta Alpha Sigmag Jet Maskers. LIBBY TROTTER Knoxville, Term. Theta Alpha 5 Caveat Emptor. ANN TURLEY Richmond, K MARY KAREN WARD Ft Worth Tex Gamma Psi Pacesetters CATHY WARE Birmingham a Sigma Psi Iota MARTHA PHILIP WARE Pascagoula, Miss Delta Chi S1gma Gulf Park College Chorus SHERRY WARNER High Point N C Theta. Alpha JUDI WATSON Mansfield, Ohio Gamma Psl PATRICIA WEBER Asheville N C Caveat Emptor ANN WELKE Bloomington Ind Gamma Psi Aquettes JetMaskers SEA GULL PATRICIA WERLEIN Houston Tex ' 'US Q fi Fx I so . gf Q . . VW rn . Q P Si 1 i .., M X A ' V' s. ff,-A fx A f X V . ir , ,QQ ...sv ' ' A ef .M ' ,, farm- .x , A Y Q Z. wr I 1 I I s t H 5 ' .7 4 1 .X , .. if It s, Q' ,, it ' 'X FY ' . .. fixes ' li e V. if-.Q '- 'f - . 5' .,.,,:.+:w, , rev -- N gif- A A W' W I K Us 1:-'cv we-W my f' a ,j ' L KW ,ft . , N . X ' sf is X Oil' see are X .4 41' ' po. 13' K fe 'W www Q A I 4- . X A Y. uit fp fwf' W 3' . , . Q 1 Q X , vw i S . Q. V Q o n , A X. X ' It . 1 I F 5 . xr- - 'if M u X Y 5, ily 9 - . , Ji ' 7' 5 K 3- J D ' ' ,Q 4 , . si My . ,Q 1. N . I i ., - T? su f . 'A - - ' -.5xv::-1 . 'Q .Q ' A Y :4 as P X .X as L. - 5 x . xe - , S i .31 S ' . ,- in -X .t X wg. , - Q Q , ' . i s fr' A I 1-as .if lr , M, , . 0 g cf Q ' Q Q. I 3, A t I - jig? ,N .. Y we . Xi ' ' - '. 1: s - l X - x - X . Q 1 ' i fe-gr 1 . T- f - l ' at -.X ' .5 X v -Q93 .Q - ,I 34 -2 - 5- ' I-' , .. X- K I as . f A a ' it 8 3 f Friendly moments before lunch. url Freshmen WANDA WHEELER Waycross, Ga. Sigma Psi Iota, Pacesettersg Student Govern- ment, Secretary. JANIE WILBUR Madisonville, Ky. Delta Chi Sigma. REBECCA ANN WILLEY Plainfield, Ind. Delta Alpha Sigma, Pacesettersg Tammy Howlg Tidesg The Book. DAISY WILLIAMS Bartlesville, Okla. Theta Alpha, Pacesetters, Treasurer, Tammy Howl. JOYCE ANN WILLIS San Antonio, Tex. Sigma Psi Iota, Pledge Chainnan. MEREDITH WILSON Birmingham, Ala. Delta Chi Sigma. AMY WINSTON Winnetka, Ill. SALLY LOU WOOD San Antonio, Tex. Theta Alpha g Aquettes. SALLY WOODWARD Maitland, Fla. iPacesette1s. DEBRA ANN WRIGHT Birmingham, Ala. 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I I I I I MW ,II ff- IIIIWLI-21' - II -.ag 1 N- ' ' Ti -.141 ,, I I ,, I , I I 0 I... ff-eh I I I I 85 QM-Q X,,Jf.pf,..e2- 2 as V if .2512 421 M, ,fr .5 - ,, fr .f73 4'G ..,,.m, 'T' 0 K g 4 , A 44,1 . A H 1 ,V -ff qi? 539-5-, 'A . ,1..W,, uf aw, ' uk 1: 'J 15-657 'Y W,-'N 'ffw-A g .j,,,5 X .A.....+..A ,.w,.,...,,, N 4 W fi .MI .Y GULF PARK The superlative of all superlatives . . . the girl on campus . . . our ideal . . . a true leader in her own right . . . President of the Student Body . . . a member of Phi Theta Kappa . . . appointee for Who's Who in American junior Colleges . . . writer for the TIDES . . . a devoted Delta Chi . . . Aquettes mermaid . . . a true and understanding friend to everyone. Contributing all that is in her to Gulf Park . . . dependable and always there when needed . . . that sincere, winning smile that captivates all who know and love her . . . Miss Gulf Park. Y . I -ssl ' .GMI 'zkm ci Lg, I W 'v X UI I is 'as T1 ' . 5 57 L9 'fe . fix t , ,f i '15 V 4- 2 z,' A 'PRN' c ff, .,.1 U ' 1 lytic '- 515 i W,s Qd .1 4,5 . 1 3 ' sk 'gl A if V. 31.15, 1.5,--ff, 5 , . ,, , , . 1 X ., . .e 1 YQ M25 K A f U ' K ' . f .f ' 'mf 'V Q 5435, 'Q sv l its . fx Q 4. A mfg-if , Q 3 ,Us u., MAY QUEEN A blue-eyed, blond beauty from Salem, Virginia, Susan is kept busy with various campus activities. Her Southem charm and grace, her quiet manner and poise, and her friendliness and warm sincerity make her most deserving of this honor. up wa, M I Y 5 A 71 An Q X f 4 W, , X 2 , X29 ' s X lg. f I 'Q , Q cf, 2 4 'SQ 51,4 x Q 3 my , WZ N wa-if ' 2 S wg V, , K 4' ggi if W f f 9 , f 2 K , f' s , a X 1 1 4' l.,' ' In 6 ' 9 2 Y , , .,Q'1X3 tgi W ig W jaw Kim .MAY COURT MM' xg., .- 9.2 DEBORAH DAVIS Dalls, Texas BECKY BRITTON Kingsport, Tennessee 90 x ,f K' Q , Q I Dv ' Y . 1 1 ', I X N I KM . f' fx X . fa, if 1 K I' 'Qj'-.:.Q I I is 'Ni aaa K, iff v K' ' f A I , 5- ff ff' an I I . 'P j ,P 'E n 'N Qfff , ' If?-ii Q -, 'Mgt ' . A ' . X wmv my :Q . ,,,3,,- . n-. Y . . . A , X ..,, Xi- P , uf. 4 ., A IVV. ., IVQIA4 4 .15 rf l'. . r 'V'- '. A . 6 , 0 I , A We '- fl! 1 ,y ful , , wr ' 4 PRUDY HUTTON Newton, Kansas Indianapolis, Indiana QI , A, . . I , 4 v ,JL ROBIN MacDONALD . XL Q' 1 fini ' 1 k'L1'ff4,'.4F'T' I . . -.. .g'f', 1 .Y-. '75-4' ' - 5 5 E N K 1 I N AMY COURT '.M L, A 1 . A nn-any--+1 W fkf 13 FRAN MCCORD Fort Valley, Georgia AUGUSTA POELLNITZ Greensboro, Alabama 97. S 1 'ri Q5 1 x QM 'YW ws ,Q ,' JNX sf L! YP Nkiwsww , X D f I K ff xp .gf ww S Ss ,S-.Q .Www 8 -ENN 4 x yrs CAROLE SCHOO Versailles, Kentucky JAN STANLEY Gulfport, Mississippi 93 .MAY COURT K, f W f Y . 'ww ,' s 4 H5 EL' 'qv' fiii ..!,X SQ. kb :sk , ,sg I 9 Q x v 1 Qffgl fr? 3: Fi 'L-4 ' . -W 9, sl f ' 1 W Q , '44 1 RF is-N. . -X , 1 V-V ,. 154 A ' -1- , ,, 1 A lfvs '-, ' ,4 e 4 5 5 I 3 1 i ,Q .wk .q,. Is, 'Q be 'A 4 ,X , I R - v X , 4 v , ' 95 0 K l y ,fi-1 A , . 5-, 1 fu 4 'Nf 'LIABI- L ff P Q I n fl ' lx far! W 'Q-,fm 'fn 9 A A amid F'?3'3Q- JWAY COURT . ! 4- 0 .,,..-xwwuww .ax . x? 1 .Q l fm T B .YT ALL ARUUND SUSAN TURNER Responsibility teamed with the courage to lead . . . President of the Student Body The President's Advisory Council Student Status Board A beauty in the true sense of the word . . . May Queen Intellectually determined . . . Phi Theta Kappa Totally involved . . . Who's Who in American junior Colleges Supporter of her sorority . . . Delta Chi Sigma Athletically inclined . . . Aquettes, Bit and Spur, Intramural Board Probing journalist . . . TIDES A helping friend . . . Student Advisor Gulf Park's ideal . . . Miss Gulf Park All Around Best-BEST ALL AROUND . . ORIGIN JULIE ADCOCK Most origmal Julie Adcock that perky llttle blond from St Pete Origlnallty as an artist from Art Editor Originality in dress laugh and taste born perfectionist Frlendships of honesty and sincerity crowned with that shiny spark of enthusiasm. Originality is also her song-Song Leader of AA and the Sophomore Class as well as the golden cue of the Seven-Ups. Julie Adcock . . . MOST ORIGINAL. 1 n 1 lu . . . o The Book to the ceramics studio. ' ' ' ' , , . . . A FRIEND IES T BECKY ZIEGER Eagerness spiced with sincerity rolled in love for her fellow man sprinkled with the important topping of loyalty-Becky Zieger's recipe for Friendship. Versatility plus, whether itis heading a room full of Theta Alphas, adding enthusiastic approval in Pan-Hellenic Council, or taking full responsibility of the TIDES, this eager little bomb gets the iob done. A firm grasp on all moods of life and a deep desire to love and to make happy all with whom she comes in contact. Laughs, grin-s, giggles, chuckles, shouts, titters, and cheers, Becky always gives totally of her real self. A true sister to her friends-the whole of Gulf Park. Happy is sheg happy are those around her. 6 Q 1 ?'l Y x 5, WN w if I1 a ,gf -9' -Nh . fi I 1 If , 1, g, f . I If -:Ji ff? it ' 1 Y' mb.- Q- XX .' J, . 4 I ' o I 4 In ,a 1.1 4 X? xx Q-td T ELLI GE PRUDY HUTTON To open a book IS a task easlly performed, yet to benefit from 1ts wlsdom and knowledge IS an ult1mate goal Prudy Hutton, MOST INTELLIGENT surpasses th1s goal through her wlsdom of hfe Presrdent of Phi Theta Kappa and an act1ve Vlce Presldent of Gamma PS1 Prudy completes her tasks to conquer even success A May Court Prmcess member of the TIDES and TAMMY HOWL staH's and Pacesetters she IS an energetrc partrcxpant 1n student affalrs A ln Amerxcan un1or Colleges Ed1tor 1n Chref of the 1970 SEA GULL Prudy evokes a capaclty to feel love and l1ve through her w1sdom of hfe and God Wlth her head held hlgh Prudy has the 1ns1ght to overlook the tr1v1al1t1es of hfe and go beyond mere equrty Respons1b1l1ty 1S her mlddle name and Success 15 her reward well-rounded appointee to Who's Who I . . J . i . -. - . WITTIEST JOANNE MYERS The life of every party . . . this is our Joanne She is always good for a laugh and a lot of funlbelieve her or not? The two faces of Joanne-the feared pledge master of Delta Alpha Sigma yet the loved clown of Elizabeth Hall. She combines Yankee integrity and Rebel subtlety in her dry wit and humor. With high spirits and excessive energy, she is an active member of the TIDES staff and Samovar Club, Her happiness eomes from that of others. Always ready for a joke on herself or someone else . . . WITTIEST, Joanne Myers. MO T TALENTED SUSAN COLE Take one dark eyed flamenco dancer, one starrmg actress of SHE LOVES ME Seven Up slnger, a dance recltal part1c1pant an avld member of Jet Maskers a loyal and dependent treasurer of Kappa Chl Slgma a Secretary Treasurer of the unlor Colleges, a Phi Theta Kappa member and the end result IS Gulf Parks Susle Cole Talent also 1n l1VlIlg a llfe full of meamng lovmg sentlment and culture All around talent at 1ts best Susan Cole . , a KK - 31 ' ' . . , . , . . 7 - Dance League, a Who's Who IH Amerlcan ' 1 ' 7 I 7 . J ' IO! M0 T ATHLETIC ANNIE COOPER It's not if you win or lose, but how you play the game. With thoughts of fun-from Wisconsin to Florida to Gulf Park, Annie finds enjoyment in lifeis people, places, and things. A member of the Intramural Board and Theta Alphais sports-chairman, she inspires girls to take part in sports. Actively participating in all sports, Annie excels in volleyball and tennis and is a member of both Gulf Park teams. An accomplished athlete and lover of the outdoors, she is a member of Aquettes and also enjoys skiing, hockey, badminton and ping pong. Is there anything she can't do? A Phi Theta Kappa member to top it all. Often seen riding her bicycle around campus-this is MOST ATHLETIC-Annie Cooper. MOST OUTSTANDING FRESH!!! ROBIN MacDONALD A bom leader a bubblmg personallty a respected student but most 1mportant a lastmg frxend th1s IS Rob1n As Freshman Class V1ce Presldent she IS wxllmg to assume her reponsxblllty and serve others to her upmost A faxthful Theta Alpha Robm serves as the TIDES photographer and IS VICC Presldent of Ehzabeth Hall she has actxve VOICE on the JllCl1C1aI'Y Board ThlS energetlc, yet bashful Indlaman IS also member of the May Court Possessmg the best of all good qualltles known and loved by all IS OUTSTANDING FRESHMAN Robm MacDonald IO 7 . - D Q 7 3 . . , . . . . . , . . a member of Aquettes and the Samavor Club. . - . . , an . , . . . a - N 1 xi kk VT, MR J 2 47 , M,. f I . N. , - V, :al . . Wg 0 cya: fi? 1 BARBIE BAKER CAMPUS EKU' P' 'Nur l. ?'l 4.5. VNS NANCY GRIFFITH T 1 FA VORI T ES N N W 'i A i I . 1 . i fi A JANET PALMER 4 P , 1. 1 I '1 I 3 5, ,. Y kr E 5, 1 if 1 I iz ff 3? fi 1 1 i i s 1 I n 'us 4 w 1 A s N 1 I 'A TISH PARKER CAROL PARKER RQ A x 4., in , ,,.v A 'wwvs' F-S., .. R, .,.f V -... K Q 40-Awww LOU THOMPSON ANNIE SC-HWARTZ JESSICA TURNBULL V- I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I III 1I I I YI I I I I I I, II I I II I I I. II II II II , I I II ,414 I I I I I I I II I .II I II I II III I I I I -I I I I I I II I II III I I F VORI T E5 LAURA WIDES I I S B I I! PS1 SHELLEY WELLER VVH03' VVIJO Gulf Park was once again invited to participate in Who's Who Among Students in American junior Collegesn for the 1969-1970 school year. All nominations are submitted annually by an officially designated committee composed of members of the SUSAN COLE administration, faculty, residence hall counselors, and student body. All nominees are second-year students who have successfully met the qualification-s for leadership in extra-curricular activities, services 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. PRUDY HUTTON NANCY GRIFFITH W 7 - , . N . ' . ,I AJ ' N 7 jf yn, 'R A- -,'f ,fs- 'fgfv X A 41 .D ., -1-,. fw, , ,.. , rg, ,, , , 5. AUGUSTA POELLNITZ SUSAN TURNER REBECCA WELCH BECKY ZIECER 109 GULF PARKS' B ST DREJZS' D Participating in GLAMOUR MAGAZINES contest to find the ten best-dressed girls on American college campuses, Gulf Park chose five girls as the school's semi-finalists. The school-wide election, held by the TIDES staff and directed by Becky Zieger, spontaneously chose Becky Britton, Prudy Hutton, Tschia Woods, Carole Schoo, and Wanda Wheeler. The basis for this selection was originality in clothes, everyday neatness, and poise. Becky Britton was voted to represent the college as the student best exemplifying GLAMOUR'S high standards of fashion, grooming, and poise. IIO Wanda Wheeler, Carole Schoo, Becky Britton, Tschia Woods, and Prudy Hutton. Becky Britton-Best Dressed. - GA W DX K' f XXX AA M 1 'iff Q M Xlfflfhxlx Q M, ,,.,,, A ww my 5 'M X f f' , if . J? ff I X , Sw mixes -HELLENI C COUZVCIL Composed of the presidents from each of the six sororities, the Panhellenic Council met weekly on Monday evenings under the direction of their advisor, Miss Laura Norris. They discussed and organized the activities of entertainment from charitable deeds to sports competition, synthesizing the interests of all sororities. The Pan-Hellenic Council also set the standards and regulations for the activities, making 1970 an unforgettable year at Gulf Park. 'iw l Wiwatiwxma President Tschia Wood and Vice-President, Treasurer Tish Parker. 'km ,Q Left to Right: Janet Palmer, Becky Britton, Becky Zieger, Jan Cgoper, Tish Parker, Tgchia Wood. 111 Happiness is sisterhood in Delta Alpha. I .Ill ll Delta Chi pledges receive bids and prepare for informal A initiation. W' 2 i V A K And yes, what is your name? R4 Sororities spread Christmas cheer. 11 'flfvh-W.-ffm.-as, Sorority members help children have the Merriest Christmas ever. The year of 1969-1970 was recorded as a year of sorority excellence. Due to the wcrrk and careful planning of the six presidents, the year of sisterhoods got off to a slow but sure start. This year the dimension of community interest was added to the schedule in the children's Christmas Party and entertaining rest homes. The members competed in sports activities, Sing-Song, scholastics, and scrap-book. The activities reflected the exuberance of each sorority and helped to make this a most successful year. Delta Alpha Sigma entertains rushees. Robin MacDonald and Theta Alpha cut the cake. ert 6 at 'vi We're up in a tree over Sigma ! l ! ! K -'.sf., ,J ,fy L '-sf Ashes, ashes, we all fall down. E .Nt And, what would we do without a Delta Chi? l M, Pm a little Gamma Psi, Gamma Psi pledge. ll ,lf , W. x with K J W, tb ' ww .,.,,, , -V ' all V f Awgggi 4 -Q., E M. .W me' X DELTA ALPHA 5'IG.M'A President TSCHIA WOOD Vice-President LULU LISTER Secretary BETTY BLACKBURN Treasurer HELENE VARNER Front Row: Dina Willis, Libba Holman, Julie Adcock, Martha Dorsey, Joanne Myres, Lulu Lister, Tschia Wood, Betty Blackburn, Helene Varner, Pat Eyles, Nancy Tillery, Lissa Logan, Julie Penney. Second Row: Snow Warner, Cathy Nuetzel, Patti Hall, Nancy Todd, Suzanne Fuqua, Susan Smith, Carol Lupton, Betty Sessions, Debbie Dykes, Anita Gothard, Tina Hagan, Cathy Brandenburg, Jeanne Carter, Hobbie Davis. Third Row: Jane Ferrell, Jamie Alphin, Melanie Hopwood, Ann Hunter Burton, deLancey Rivers, Lucy Davis, Marcelle Jones, Chris Miller, Leslie Robertson, Cherry Laird, Nancy Steward, Mary Ann Brown, Becky Bowie, Holly King, Becky Willey. I Q HEY LOOK US OVER sing the DA actives to the rushees. If you Watch the girls in gold and blue, they,re the ones who will be true, you will see the Delta Alpha's determination and everlasting sisterhood. After Delta Alpha pledges struggled to attain active membership, the sorority took on a united force. A slumber party and a week-end in Mobile were activities highlighting the joyous year. Capturing first place in the Volley Ball Tournament was the reward for numerous hours of practice. An enthusiastic group was always ready and eager for all activities-from volleyball or sing-song practices to parties The pledges of DA sound off with enthusiasm for a great year. Nw Pledges of Delta Chi have fun during pledge week with skits and laughs. A barnyard party welcoming rushees began Delta Chi's enthusiastic and successful year. Delta Chi's actively participated, working side by side as sisters, in every part of campus life. A cook-out was one activity of the year. With never-failing stamina and determination, Delta Chi formed an ever-loyal, ever-lasting Sisterhood, making a reality in the words of their pep song, What would we do without a Delta Chi. Bottoms up for Delta Chi says Nancy Heston in action. of Rush. Delta Chi actives get together around the bamyard for the start DE TA CHI .YIGZIL4 President Vice-President NANCY HESTON Secretafy Treasurer AUGUSTA POELLNITZ Front Row: Sharon Murphy, Carol Parker, Jean Price, Mary Lee Alcott, Augusta Poellnitz, Nancy Heston, Janet Palmer, Becky Welch, Mary Scott, DeDe Pearl, Tiffney La Cour, Susan Turner, Rozzie Bird. Second Row: Diane Pranke, Olivia Murphy, Martha Ware, Betsy Casselman, Janet Mor- gan, Ann Avera, Jill Bonnell, Nancy Buchanan, Judy Baker, Libba Denton, Kay Adam, Nancy Telling, Terry Silverman, Merry Rousse. Third Row: Georgana Johnston, Deni Beard, Cheryl Croft, Wynn Drumheller, Gloriela Hincapie, Lynn Murphy, Meredith Wilson, Sally Casselman, Mary Lou Pegler, Caroline Paine, Hetty Nuckols, Debbie Cockrell, Margo Ivins. GAJIIZWA PI President TISH PARKER Vice-President PRUDY HUTTON Secretary ANN MCLINEY Treasurer LINDA TYLER Front Row: Carla Ruettinger, Faith Swanger, Lou Thompson, Ann Mc'Lint-y, Prudy Hutton, Tish Parker, Pat Dorathy, Helen Paine, Chris Cadigan, Karen Zandona. Second Row: Amelia Shackleford, Debbie Boydston, Linda Rabhan, Lanee Jo Kent, Barbara Green, Ellen Mayfield, Mary Ward, Eliza- beth Hightower, Nancy McFarland, Caro Fitzpatrick, Mary Ellen Schaffner. Third Row: Melanie Moses. Pam Barker. Ann Welke, Marsha Miller, Mary Snow. Tina Miller, Faye Grier, Madaline Moore, Laurie Lofgren. 110 :f Tired feet is all that Gulf Park Day in Town gives Gamma Psi's President Tish Parker. Purple and yellow prevailed throughout the year as Gamma Psi members retained elements of pep and determination. Volleyball and sing-song played an important part of a Gamma Psi's social life. A close rapport between freshman and sophomores constituted a united, closely knit sisterhood. The challenge of accepting responsibilities has helped each member grow in maturity of mind and spirit. Anchors Away with Gamma Psi as rushees come Yum, Yum, eat 'em up Tish. aboard- L ,M S . XS ' tix Firm bonds of sisterhood are formed and sealed with formal initiation. Yes, Kappa Chi here says Kathy Guernsey. Happy am I in Kappa Chi has been the theme of this congenial group throughout the year. Pledges soon become an integral part of the decision making. This year Kappa Chi 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. We are the girls of Kappa that surround you here tonight T r ! as l lr J! ll t -1 I 'I . . l K v N, KAPPA CHI SIGIWA President JAN COOPER Vice-President JESSICA TURNBELL Secretary LAURA WIDES Treasurer SUSAN COLE l . M' 'iw .2 5: Front Row: Nancy Grxflith, Clare Davenport, Susxe Cole, O ' ' ' -as N ii ' X X Ann1e Schwartz, Laura Wxdes, Jan Cooper, Jesslca Turnbell, l Cathy Guernsey, Ellen Roe, Sarah Roeber. Second Row: it - J- s Leslle Schubert, Betsy Scott, Clara Henley, Nancy Russo, . . . , --'-ts' fel--1, -- .Y ,.,, as Debb1e Hayes, Jana Garvm, Laura Hastlngs, Karen Klng, --s G1G1 Metcalfe, Cherry Stone, Franc1e Sulllvan, Babby Sulll- X- 30 X van. Thlrd Row: Candy Sm1th, D1ane Dement, Dana Swanson, X J Brenda Brown, Leshe Robmson, Jame Harper, Anne Harnson, X X M i Jeanne Pr1ce, Mary Jo Pratt, Ellen Berrxll, Ann Gambel, f . . i Deborah Horton, Susle Blaxr. l I2 , N ' . ' tr se s se ' H N fr ' 4 sf 5 1. W is sw rf saws Q-f axvwsefz rs yss sf ' . WN' Qvffkfw QSYQXQ , ,-es-.-ir ' X , 40. , A 4. vt vas 'Q W 7 - .VA ,Auf CF..-s .fx oz. fks Lf? 4. fi. '5 Sis X. ,',,,l .W ts , -, ' Sew SIGMA PSI IOT A President BECKY BRITTON Vice-President DEBI DAVIS Secretary BETTY STUBBS Treasurer CONNIE WILSON Front Row: Marcy McDowell, Carole Shoo, Jan Stanley, Debi Davis, Becky Britton, Connie Wilson, Betty Stubbs, Blair Hamilton, Shelley Weller, Pennie Cooper. Second Row: Caroline Hurt, Claudia Hall, Bonnie Sellers, Karen Kries, Vicky Carter, Barbie Baker, Laura Catani, Caro Chisholm. Cindy Baker, Celia Riley, Becky McBride, Jamie Hanry, Wanda Wheeler. Third Row: Vicki Shogry, Joyce Ann Willis, Margo Rr-inke, Charlie Gamble, Mary Shephard, Ann Jervis. Terry Langdon. Rosie Finkelstein, Lila Oppel, Loretta Ring, Cathy Ware, Linda Sisson, Caroline Posey, Lynn Smith. Laura, we'll always love you, faithful may we ever be, says the Sigma Psi sisters to Laura Catani as she bids farewell. The numerous activities on the Sigma Psi calendar began with a memorable rush party--Psychodelic Syndrome-featuring black lights and incense. Projects continued throughout the year including a good-bye party for Laura Catani, a Christmas party, an outdoor bonfire and a cook-out at Huckleberry Hill, an Easter party, and a slumber party. Involvement was the cohesive force for this versatile group. The first concern of Sigma Psi was the happiness of its members through faith, love, and high ideals. Coming through the Sigma Psi line of smiles during rush week are the prospective pledges. Q- ' , .-f: t - ,.t' f 'ff IV ,Q JW V I if 1 ffw' ' f fa f i ,,, Q- , , ,y , , , X , 4 'Q 'Fig f X. '.., .1 7 My , ,yy, .. af. ,W , y 4, ,fy ,. , ,, f K fff f of 1 ,ffmfgi wa if , , . 5 f . .r - f' - ' ,,., .. 4'-s ., . . ,V af ry ...t -- V, .,., ,Wu ,. aus. i ' 0 P .. 2 f Q WW 'y 7, MV. 'N , i jx 'ft f ! f, ., ,f .f ,s.,, J, f f ,f f ,mf Q s U. , Ca 7 1, 1 f f , 4 ,... 4-, f f 2 ,,, 1 4 741.5 3 i A t 'Q WN .4 f ' ' i f f. X7 ' , ' -f .f tf f jifgs ff7fl'ff if i if s z. V ..,. f' t'v . X . . . f 'f Those who bathe together stay together for Sigma. Come on in and talk with some Thetas as they discuss sorority activities. E Hospitality plus is Theta Alpha during Rush Week. The red and white spirit and the owl's wisdom of Theta Alpha guided the sorority through a successful year. Activities included a slumber-party and an outdoor bonfire and cook-out at Huckleberry Hill. The Thetas' loyalty and devotion upheld the words from their song, We pledge our hearts firm and true. Theta Alpha exhibited the close-kn-it loyalty and devotion that make a sorority loved by its members and an asset to the campus. The Theta Alpha actives line up with unity for the oncoming members. 4 l I 1 fl lr THETA ALPHA President BECKY ZIEGER Vice-President NAN TRIBBLE Secretary FRAN MCCORD Treasurer SUSAN HOWELL l 1 1 l l l Front Row: Pan McElroy, Jan Bigger, Ann Cooper, Jeanne Mosher, Nan Tribble, Becky Zieger, Fran McCord, Mary Allworlh, Pam Pritchett, Carol Goettler, Linda Boon, Margie Duncan. Second Row: Charene Ackley, Robin MacDonald, Emily Gordon, Sue Salak, Sally Burdick, Rhonda Herring, Sherry Warner, Coby Sullivan. Debbie Clark, Nancy Mc- Gonagill, Bobbie McElvoy, Jackie Brooks, Sally Wood, Re- becca Carr. Third Row: Daisy Williams, Susan Hron, Lindana Amthor, Jane Pennington, Chris Flynn, LeAnne Montgom- ery, Suzanne Stagg, Gayle Purcell, Cindy Terry, Ann Freese, Kathy McCarty, Betty Sellier. J , L y ... Mt fe 1 B0 Gulf Park's Intramural Board-Laura. Wides, Lou Thompson, Shelley Weller, and Anne Cooper Not plc tured-Susan Tumer and Pat Eyles. This organization, composed of the athletic chairmen from each sorority, plans all the athletic events in which the sororities compete. The Intramural Board is an integral part of the sorority system, as no sports activities would have been possible without the enthusiastic endeavors of these six girls, headed by Laura Wides. As the axis of all athletic competition on campus, this group helped to increase interest in sports activities and to further the ideals of faimess. 118 Laura Wides, Intramural Chainnan i ,. ,..,,, ,,,,. ,.... ,, we 1 - ' 14:-1-..,'f-:1:4 f1 ,.. ,,.w 2' f :sm::::-:-flair-W 1-M:-zq: www A .. Q 2 Niki? QQ si. 'isa ' x 4 Xu x 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Gulf Pal-lx's Volley Ball Team-Left to Right: Laurie Bland, Lou Thompson, Laura Wides, Tish Parker. Top 1 Lofgren, Barbie Baker, Anne Cooper. Center: Shelly Merry Rousse. 1 1 1 Students relax on back campus while jumping on the trampoline. 119 Becky Zleger, Susan Tume Prudy Hutton, and Jame Harper talk wlth Mlss Amerlca f f Waffjf f 1' K W QM W f 1 f X f f X if 494' Cffwfffff fffyff KM jfjf f 5 9 W!!! 0,4 ,f X 11 W ff! iw' f Charll Gamble as she spreads her wmgs to Hy Dean Norms and Susan Tumer take tlme from thelr busy schedules to dlSCUSS pohcy changmg maybe enrollmg Gmger next semester A formal pledge to slsterhood I 1 1 'ff 'v xi ., , xg vw If XX V L I N 17 xt. ff X 4 I Q 7 Q E F' ,: ' V fl X 5 5- X xx ,X EH ' y 5' .W f X 2 N1 1 xii . L , -..T 1 x , w' Y X 7 11-'ii' 1, M ff xxx x 4- ' A M 1 1 2 gil it A -'f Wen 555' 5 We eu' z... V Gzsfb m axi! 1- X XR 1 Q as Q? ijkx :Q 54- ' R A hj fffv 'ea Y 'arf ' I ' ' Q 3 x 1 , W' L A' I HQQX ,f'3 ' 'am ' . 7.9 ,Q '.'?'1'?,a?'u S'- W j 1+-I .Q 'A '5fJ 3'fg fmayl. YW! tag, it 3 , fa.. ,QA Wig' ff' .SY gf' rival Susan Tumer, President Left to Right: Dean Norris, sponsor, Nan Tribble, Becky Britton, Barbie Baker, Augusta Poellnitz, Janet Palmer, .YTUDE GOVE The student governing body is active in most phases of student life. Student Government strives to promote unity and good citizenship on and off campus and to enforce school regulations. This group sends recommendations to the advisory council of different matters that are beneficial to the students in their crusade to represent campus opinion and fights for student interest. This progressive body, headed by Susan Turner and advised by Dean Norris, sponored many activities throughout the year including a surprise Christmas party for all students, Dead Weeks prior to exams, Study Halls, and the Christmas Dance. This year Student Government was made increasingly important. Sarah Roeber, Anita Gothard, Susan Tumer, Holly King, Rozzie Bird. Not pictured: Wanda Wheeler. NSY Q-:WX 131 41? X, I ,, ,Z g .j , 1-5 V. fu, 2 K i W 5 I. 1 .Zf 0 . ff V Q i -if I :Mfg if ,ff fi .2 'si gn 7:2 3 5 If' 'W : FY' ,swf f 1 L If is'- 'ffazi i f First Row: Dean Norris, Robin MacDonald, Rozzie Bird, Fran McCord. Second Row: Emily Gorden, Lou Thomp- son, Merry Rousse, and Rebecca Welch. Merry Rousse and Rozzie Bird ponder over the demerit lux. Y A 4 ' , . F' l N I ., , if s 3 e 'A 1 The judiciary Board, under the leadership of Rozzie Q 1 g Bird, was composed of the Presidents and Vice-Presidents x Q.. 1 of each domiitory with the help of Dean Norris. if 2 j Z In reviewing individual appeals regarding .gy h I. 4 - ' minor infractions of school rules, this group gave V ' ' the student's representation in the disciplinary Q sphere, striving to encourage good citizenship, healthy E attitudes, and a sense of justice in all students. I 3 3 . I l First Row: Lynn Smith, Donna Maurer, Vickie Edwards, Betsy Castleman, Margo Ivins, Hobbie Davis, Tina Mil- ler. Second Row: Joyce Ann Willis, Margo Reinke, Ann Cooper, Jeanne Mosher, Rozzie Bird, Jana Garvin, Mary Shepard, Daisy Williams, Martha Dorsey, Kathy Ser- PHI T HE T A KAPPA geant, Vicky Carter. Top Row: Becky Britton, Augusta Poellnitz, Jan Stanley, Rebecca Welch, Prudy Hutton, Laura Wides, Jeanne Price. Pat Dorathy, Linda Tyler, Mindy Prenger, Susie Cole. Not pictured: Susan Turner, Sandy Zuber. Phi Theta Kappa, the national honorary fraternity for junior colleges, elected its members on the basis of outstanding scholastic achievement and high personal qualities. This year Gulf Park's local chapter, Alpha Theta, expanded to a record number. Activities included grading of Nelson-Denny Reading Tests, recording data for admissions, helping Student Government monitor study halls, a cook-out at Huckleberry Hill, distributing of curriculum evaluation questionnaires, Faculty Appreciation Week, and participating in conventions. Under the sponsorship of Dean Pierce, Phi Theta Kappa offered incentive for students at Gulf Park. Oflicers-Left to Right: Laura Wides Sec- retary-Treasurerg Becky Britton, Student Government Representativeg Linda Tyler, Vice-President, Prudy Hutton, President. l s 1 I 1 I ST UD ADW ORS l fl The Student Advisors have the distinction of being the first group on campus each fall. Its members arrive two or three days early to be ready to greet each new girl and make her feel at home at Gulf Park. With a smile on their faces they welcome incoming freshmen with helpful suggestions regarding adjustments to campus life, school rules, and policies of the administration. T After the first few weeks, this committee continues l i ,l its work by greeting all visitors to Gulf Park with a :I cheery, Hello, welcome to 'Gulf Park! El B E 1 'l . i Left to Right: Debi Davis, Tschia Wood, Lou Thompson, Tish Parker, Mary Scott, Betty Blackbum, Martha Dor- ig ' Betty Stubbs, Carole Schoo, Nancy Grifiith, Jeanne sey, Jan Cooper, Linda Tyler, Sarah Roeber, Mindy il lg Mosher, Becky Zieger, Jan Bigger, Rozzie Bird, Janet Prenger, Pam Pritchett, Jessica Tumbell, Rebecca Welch, I if Palmer, Julie Adcock, Kathy Sergeant, Kathy Guemsey, Susan Turner, Augusta Poellnitz, and Becky Britton. i 'i 135 X west X N ' l W . l l rr T 4 2 V , i S c t ww-Wg ' 'fwwwwswwax f new . Nh , Q , fiwwxwif -- a sa New swawms 3 E l r I , . i 1 , 5 Prudy Hutton, Editor-in-Chief, discusses picture ap- pointments with local photographers. Cherry Stone, Prudy Hutton, and Lanee Kent place pic- tures on their proper page. kt' si tis K as . lk F '-a s.. .., l11jlll ' H Sharon Murphy and Carol Parker, Business Managers, venture out into the business world to sell ads. 19 0 SEA GULL Creating a yearbook worthy of the name SEA GULL presented a tremendous challenge. Lights burned late with weary staff members sorting endless pictures and thinking of clever captions ending in frantic searches for lost pictures . . . Appointments with photographers without people appearing . . . Hard work and 1 strong determination overcame all barriers as the editors 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 1970 school year. Staff members, Lanee Kent, Carol Parker, Susie Cole, Sharon Murphy, and Nancy Griflith, preview photo- graphs. Jeanne Mosher, Anne Cooper, Sarah Roeber, Shelley Weller, and Prudy Hutton prepare to meet one of the three deadlines. SEA GULL STAFF Prudy Hutton Editor-in-Chief Carol Parker Business Manager Sharon Murphy Assistant Business Manager -Ian Stanley Art Editor Cindy Baker Assistant Art Editor Janie Harper Class Editor Barbara Baker Class Editor jessica Turnbell Class Editor Shelley Weller Organization Editor Typist Susan Cole Stafi' Nancy Griffith, Jeanne Mosher, Linda Boon, Anne Cooper, Sarah Roeber, Debi Davis, Rozzie Bird, Betty Blackburn, Nancy Heston, janet Palmer, and Cherry Stone. Jessica Turnbell and Prudy Hutton smile a smile of relief and they mail the final copy to the publisher to meet the final deadline after a long hard night of work. J-,Dil E r -Z S if w l A2 fi sy' X t li Rozzie Bird, Debi Davis, a.nd Linda Boon edit photo- ii graphs. Jan Stanley smiles as she put the final touches on the SEA GULL's art work. I 37 5 H055 The Tides presents the students with a reportage of all affairs throughout the year, new and old. The five issues this year were compiled by Becky Zieger, editor, with photographs by Robin MacDonald. Through the editorials, feature articles, and cartoons, the staff aimed to arouse interest and reflect the feelings of the readers. W7 .. ai - Editor, Becky Zieger is photographed by Robin Mac- Donald. 138 V3 Left to Right: Deborah Wright, Coby Sullivan, Robin MacDonald, Julie Adcock, Hobbie Davis, Becky Zieger, Nan Tribble, Bobbie McElvoy. Top: Nancy Buchanan, Janie Harper, Carole Schoo, Debi Davis, Prudy Hutton, Joanne Myers. n I l l Il ls ll vw I I i l ll f 'Wi'-eff' I 3 li Z 1 Front Row, Left to Right: Chris Cadigan, Becky Mc- ' Bride, Rebecca Carr, Vicky Carter, Rhonda Herring, Rebecca Welch, Janie Harper, Pam McElroy, Katie T HOVVZQ Bringing news from every activity on Gulf Park's campus, new and old, is TAMMY HOWL'S main goal. Alumnae information also fills the pages of the magazine to bring news of accomplishments, weddings, births, and changes of addresses. Palmer. Back Row, Left to Right: Jeanne Mosher, Rozzie Bird, Suzy Hron, Elzah Hazel, Prudy Hutton. STAFF Janie Harper Editor in Chief Virginia Chapman Assistant Editor Staff : Jeanne Mosher, Vicky Carter, Prudy Hutton, Suzanne Stagg, Daisy Williams, Chris Cadigan, Rhonda Herring, Katie Palmer, Elzah Hazel, Rozzie Bird, Becky Willey, Pam McElroy, Faith Swanger, Rebecca Carr, Becky McBride, Suzy Horen, and Becky Welch. Janie Harper smiles with satisfaction as the first issue is prepared to be mailed to thousands of alumnae throughout the world. 139 THE BOO Left to Right: Donna Maurer, Rhonda Herring, Tish Parker, Vickie Edwards, Dina Willis, Cindy Baker, Julie Adcock, and Barbie Baker. Dina Will and Barbie criticize each others works, bringing quality into pages of The Book. 140 A combination of literary and artistic talents, THE BOOK is comprised of selected works of Gulf Park students. It represents a culmination of the intellectual and creative ability of Gulf Park students. THE BOOK is co-sponsored by the English staff and the Art staH'. Staff: Literary Editors--Maureen Adams, Barbara Baker, Patricia Eyles, Chris Flynn, Carol Goettler, Blair Hamilton, jamie Hanry, Becki Willey, Dina Willis. Art Editorsp-Julie Adcock, Cindy Baker, Vicki Edwards, Patti Hall, Rhonda Herring, Robin Mattingly. Donna Maurer, Tish Parker, Jan Stanley. The Art Editors explore the campus area looking for settings for illustrations. is it ll l C at D D ea, i Left to Right: Candy Smith, Janie Harper, Debi Davis. Second Row: Vickie Edwards, 1 Debbie Dykes, Rhonda Herring, Tish Parker, Cindy Baker. Top Row: Becky Britton, Anne Cooper, Lynn Smith, Coby Sullivan, Becky Welch, and Deborah Wright. I 5 A I .SHMO VAR CLUB 1 I The Samovar Club, the art club of Gulf Park College, lucky buyers from Gulf 'Park as well as to residents tl has had many exciting experiences this year. The of Gulfport, Pass Christian, and Biloxi. A special main events this year was the art fair held in April Christmas project of the group was making a in which paintings and all art work done by Hoat in which Gulf Park was represented in a parade Gulf Park's talented art students were sold to honoring Miss America in down Gulf Port. Samovar officers, Left to Right: Becky Welch, Historian g Anne Cooper, Vice-President, Debi Davis, President, Becky Britton, Treasurer, and Coby Sullivan, Secretary. 'S 141 t 'Et wi A - ,,:. r 9 F' PA CESE TT ERS Daisy Williams drapes a dressform to display 1970,s spring fabrics and textiles. 1 P 5 E The Pacesetters, composed of students from the Foods and Clothing departments, is supervised by Mrs. Patton, Mrs. Cater, and Mrs. Boyd. The highlight of the holiday season was the annual Christmas party, featuring delicacies from the foods department and decorations from the clothing department. The Christmas spirit was further continued with each member donating a wrapped gift for an underprivileged child. A shower honored Mrs. Cater in January. Various demonstrations and lectures entertained, as well as infonned, members on topics concerning matters pertinent to young women aspiring to be homemakers of tomorrow. Style shows and field trips rounded out the year's practical learning experiences. Becky Welch and Shelley Weller try a hand at flower arrangement. 14,1 l 1 l l I , M H ll I ll qt yi l l r w w l l l l rl sl 1 I L i V 1 gt V4 V I 1 1 l l l F l 1 Left to Right, Standing: Mrs. Boyd, Lulu Lister, Debbie Story, Laurie LaCour, Pat Eyles, Laurie Lofgren, Monica Pfeiffer, Lindana Amthor, Dee Dee Pranke, Jessica Turnbell, Vickie Shogry, Becky Welch, Prudy Hutton, Leslie Robinson, Cindy Baker, Mrs. Patton. Kneeling: Shelley Weller, Laurie Hastings, jan Cooper, Gloriela Hincapie, Chris Cadigan, Wanda Wheeler, Jane Pennington, Daisy Williams, Connie Wilson, Annie Schwartz, Debi Davis, Debbie Dykes. OH'icers, Left to Right: Daisy Williams, Treasurer, Shel- ley Weller, President, Connie Wilson, Historian, Jane I Pennington, Vice-President, Debbie Dykes, Secretary JET MAJKERS Under the auspices of the Speech, Music, and Dance departments, the Jet Maskers were active in the dramatic arts. Student involvement plus-actresses, dancers, singers, scenery crews, stage crews, property crews, costumes crews, make-up crews, light crews, box office stafls, publicity staffs, and usherettes- composed the diverse dimensions of Jet Maskers. Under the direction of Miss Picking, Mr. McGee, and Mrs. Boyd, the members of Jet Maskers experienced the excitement connected with the world behind the footlights. President Rozzie Bird and Vice-President Tschia Wood set the stage for a successful dramatic year. v Cast members and crew members of NIGHT MUST ' FALL assemble on the set for a few minutes of chatting before a performance. 144 1 W 4 - ,f .:..,.2,. 0 n 2' .ff f .- M 'M 1 X nr 1' 1 ,, 1- o x I i '-x .- Ask Br 1 ' ,V ,r' 3 U V ii 'V , if - W , , f lj I ' 4353 1 422 .22 N' I V -I h.,,.,-- W5 , A Y 5. 5 .v-Sv V f IJ 4 f M2113 ws- is Gulf Park combined forces with the best of Kessler Air Force Base to present a series of Coffee Houses through- : th . Ou e year Carole Schoo weekly presented a radio program, Gulf Park Salutesf' featuring all aspects of campus life. Carole should also be cited for her excellent com- M '5 mentary in the annual fashion show. I wk' M9 5. Informal drama entertained students in Coffee Houses held in the Y-Hut. ' ' 'kivamst , 14.6 The remains in a suitcase provided the actors as well as the THE NIGHT MUST FALL demonstrated the versatility 1' audience with clues in solving the mystery of THE NIGHT and talent of Gulf Park girls. MUST FALL. Moments of suspense were common in THE NIGHT MUST FALL. 147 f ,- ff ,,,,.,...-nw-mul N my-,Mm Q mm 'Qs The Caveat Emptor prepares to fly for their first launch of the year. The merchandizing department never slows down. From left to right: Miss Brock, Lissa Logan, Susan Horen, Betty Sellter, Pam'Barker, Karen Stickle, Judi Baker, Julie Gregory, Snow Warner, Deborah Wright, CA VEAT EMPT OR Caveat Emptor is an organization which has instruct 1 s members 1n the do s and don ts of buying contributed much to the prestige of Gulf Park College. and selling Trips to Bellmgrath Gardens and Composed of girls who are interested in leaming the places of interest along the coast are included as part of art of merchandising, the members have made the instruction Each Friday field trips are trips to the Apparel Mart in Dallas and have planned to stores in the local vicinity to listen to lectures traveled to New Orleans to attend plays, operas, and regarding merchandlsmg practices ballets. The purpose of this association is to The 1969-1970 officers of Caveat Emptor are, Left to Right: Margo Reinke, Treasurerg Mindy Prenger, V-ice-Presidentg Linda Tyler, Presidentg Susan Horen, Secretary. I . ,I Right, packed and ready, the merchandisers make a pretty picture. Four fashionable Lloyd girls depart. MULTI C Gulf Park's sextet added one new member this year sulting in the Seven 'Ups' . The Gulf Park Chorus under the direction of Miss Piazza and Mr. Spell after their Christmas Concert. re- The cultural side of Gulf Park must include the Music department under the direction of Miss Vincentime Piazza 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. The Madrigal singers and Recorder Ensemble are a n and valuable asset to the Music department. CW 150 'W-.M , a 1., V an-an .QM , , 9 .,,'4'l,ff ,II -- 3 . , V' JK. W X ' ' Q 4. . - f, - Q, - ,X 47 , R . 5 Q-Q V H, qv , 4 J f f Zwwff' ii' A ' V A I J 1. .,,,, , ,. Q A Q We ,. XM f gk V , .1 f Q 'I Q- I x fr-v Q7 1277 X, ma., Members: Annie Schwartz, Gloriela Hincapie, Vickie Monica Pfeiffer Irene Escapmi and Pat Eyles Carter, Pennie Copper, Laurie Lofgren, Pam McElroy SECKE T ARIAL SCIE 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 highlighted spring activities at Gulf Park. Presented as a joint undertaking by 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. Officers: Annie Schwartz, Presidentg Penme Copper, Secretary: Pam McElvoy, Vice Presi dent: and Monica Pfeiffer, Treasurer. E Z E E i N 1 5 a 4 ANNIE SCHWARTZ KATHY DUNNEBACKE FASHIO REVIEW S S CAROLINE POSEY MELANIE HOPWOOD 2 EE . Ni w 2 X if 5 X 1 X 5 5 S S55 s 4 ' 3 4 sw Q 5 S s A 1 2 ' z . 7 E 2 I '. :. L if DEBORAH CHURCH 3 ai if VI? is FASHIO REVIEW Q 'a 2 E PAM MCELROY i E Q 1 5 9 DEBBIE WRIGHT 15 4 F Q X E xi f if 5 4 1 z H 1 1 2' 1, , f Z1 fn g , 1 7 W Q 'N Left to Right: Mr. Price, sponsor, Mrs. Price, sponsor, Betty Sellier, Donna Maurer, Vickie Edwards, Rhonda Herring, Julie Berry, Mary Eunice Shepard, Lanee Jo .V fc ff , .1 42 Kent, Candace Kennedy, Lynn Smith, Cathy Hughes jan Stanley. Lynn Smith and Jan Stanley prepare a refreshing cup of coffee between classes. ..,vK I In the corner of the library building one finds the day student lounge-the home of the Coast Club. The lounge serves as a place of study and also offers a place for relaxation between classes. Under the dedicated sponsorship of Mr. and Mrs. Troy Price, the Coast Club helps the day students to become better acquainted with one another as well as to become more involved in the activities of Gulf Park. COAJT CLUB BIT AND SPUR The Bit and Spur Club. Left to Right: Jackie Brooks, son, Rozzie Bird. Suzy Hron. Leslie Robinson, Merry Lynn Smith, Pam McElvoy, Mary Shepherd, Lou Thomp- Rousse, Shelly Bland, and Vickie Shogry. 347 President Lou Thompson stands proudly with her horse. 156 l I1 Ip U I 1 1 ,l l l li 1 I 1 1 11 1 1 l ll l1 1 fl 1 pl F 1 11 1 1 1 Vicky Shogry stands proudly with awards won in Folsom, La. 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 horseshows in Montgomery, Mobile, New ,l Orleans, and Folsom, Louisiana. The club has won national 31 recognition in SADDLE AND BRIDLE and the 5 NATIONAL HORSEMAN magazines. Because of the ' conscientious work of its members, the club has achieved numerous honors and awards. 1 F l, 11 l Pam McElvoy and Susan display qualities of promising eques- l 1 U'l8I'lS. I Lou Thompson takes time out to greet another fa- vorite of the stable. Miss Jane Bruce Wilder was responsible leadership and direction of this club. 57 Em..- for the fine l uk 1 Vi . ,,f1g,. 1 A -Q, sw, - Q, lf, fa ' ff-W? 5 1 ., all L . A , SW? frf ,Iliff 2-A .1., Q ,,1,,, ,, ln' 1 J 14 ' 5 : . it ,J :QV . A N X if if afsjgagff KM AQUETT 5 Gulf Park's synchronized swimming team, the Aquettes, highlight the annual May Festival. Hard work and long hours of drilling are spent by this group in learning the correct maneuvers for an intricate water ballet. Other eye-appealing performances included a program at the Broadwater Hotel. The Aquettes were aided and sponsored by Mrs. Peresich. I St t 3 Officers, Left to Right: janet Palmer, Vice-Presidentg Nancy Heston, Presidentg jackie Brooks, Secretary. I, l w X A I .1 , -My QS? F ' ,LX - 5 , A f . sw? 4 ff 2' . ww JH W' - .-.g,.w' X, N -'f ,f 1 f 5 6 I gg. 4 Q. 5 4683A Q .v 'Qs Y ,gs Ms 'M W 'Hi diff- ' ,' mdmwf L Wx 1 x W X 4 'W ' Q S fi 9 1. A X... - . iw ' Q1 215 t V, W s .. . , Sw ' P Q M s Q. A . -,IN i , n , X, l They say walking is hard-try this for style. Windmills of your mind. lf ,... M....,..,,,-,--mw-- .ov- '-'au-v Aquettes meet twice weekly in addition to several evenings for breath-taking performances. 159 My N. M if f - 1 7 MI .YISSIPPI IVRI T ERS C ONFE N CE By means of the Ruth Schreiber Memorial Fund and under the direction of Miss Anna Mae Helton, Gulf Park held The Second Conference of Mississippi Writers. Such distinguished speakers as Mr. and Mrs. Borden Deal, Miss Elizabeth Spencer, Miss Ellen Douglas, Mr. Charles G. Bell, Mr. W. Jack Crocker, and Dr. James Webb addressed the student body and honored guests. Special conferences were given on William Faulkner, poetry, fiction and poetry, and the novel. On the final day of the conference, the Gulf Coast Renaissance Consort and members of the advanced ballet class entertained and a student colloquia entitled Conference Impressions was held. Teri Siverrnan greets Miss Ellen Douglas and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crocker with camellias. Miss Elizabeth Spencer reads her poetry to Gulf Park students 160 Miss Elizabeth Spencer registers for the Conference, Some of the guests gather during leisure moments in the assisted by Prudy Hutton and Janie Harper. Hardy Reception room. Students, Susan Cole and Jan Stanley, entertain guests, Dr. Charles Anderson and Miss Elizabeth Spencer, at punch-bowl parties in Hardy Court. Ann Welke, Jan Cooper, Holly King, and Barbie Baker discuss poetry with Dr. Jack Crocker. Mr. and Mrs. Borden Deal discuss fiction writing with creative writing student Barbie Baker. 161 I l N 8 'R' if W, A , ff f viiffai , A ' .j:QS1wx.,' , www' ,, Ky 3 A-,,.,-f, , wg? W,3j,gp,:-, fs -' ,,.rt' -If fx' 'K ,Q f14,,J7.:,-,fW,,,,.f .-,f, e.-V, -, ,. 1, W fagg:L,e4,3g A ' V M Yi 'f4,wZ'if ' , A 4 Hs? .,:1-f-rv x lgffi vff .3 .l G' -Q' f f- , f Q '4 fn 311' ' 1 9-'4 ni ,, g, we .a'fyfmm1- , - ,r vs-Q, my lk 5' ffkzxj :ef J' 11 3 e, -ei, ,x -.QL Time has flown by, like the flight of a Sea Gull. Our flight has descended. It was a time of innocence and axtime of confidences. 167. 7? Sw 75 lf I ,Wi ' M! A photograph- Preserve your memories. Thegfre all thativ left you. -SIMON AND GARFUNKEL ,MV . I 1' 4' Mg. -' A-2:10-1 i 4 :fs-P-o '1- A ' ' ,fr www: 's r:+fj:,aFw, no 33 im gi' W K 1 'VE Kfsff' v ' Q e up l 14 4 'T ' W Q . Q Q . 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