Sea Gull 1970

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MISSISSIPPI WRITERS CONFERENCE 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. Miss Elizabeth Spencer reads her poetry to Gulf Park students. 160 Ten Siverman greets Miss Ellen Douglas and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crocker with camellias.
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.
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BECKIE BOWIE Anniston, Ala. Delta A
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CLARE DAVENPORT Greer, S. C. Kappa
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JENNIFER GREEN Long Beach, Miss. Co
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SUSAN HOREN Baxley, Ga. Delta Chi S
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MARCY CANDACE McDOWELL Dallas, Tex.
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CAROL PARKER Tulsa, Okla. Delta Chi
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PAM PRITCHETT Ft. Myers, Fla. Theta
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ANNIE ELENA SCHWARTZ San Salvador,
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LUCINDA LOUISE THOMPSON Quincy, 111
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REBECCA WELCH Tuscaloosa, Ala. Delt
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KAREN ZANDONA Ashland, Ky. Gamma Ps
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FRESHMEN CLASS
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Freshmen are introduced to the main
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Here it is, Mr. Christmas, the Mona
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76 Freshmen MARCELLE JONES Atlanta,
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"Now, what was that?" asks Terri La
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Freshmen CANDY SMITH Lexington, Ky.
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Friendly moments before lunch. 84 F
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MAY COURT BECKY BRITTON Kingsport,
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CAROLE SCHOO Versailles, Kentucky J
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BEST ALL AROUND SUSAN TURNER Respon
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FRIENDLIEST BECKY ZIEGER Eagerness
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WITTIEST JOANNE MYERS The life of e
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LOU THOMPSON ANNIE SCHWARTZ JESSICA
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WHO'S WHO Gulf Park was once again
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Page 145 and 146: SAMOVAR CLUB The Samovar Club, the
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Page 157 and 158: KATHY DUNNEBACKE II FASHION REVIEW
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Page 161 and 162: W . ^Hf - Bi i 1 Vicky Shogry stand
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Page 185 and 186: 1 YEAR GUARANTEE 4000 CONSUMER HOUR
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