Mount Pleasant High School - Green Leaf Yearbook (Wilmington, DE)

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DORIS PETERS-Pretty Doris, one of our best commercial students, plans to further her secretarial training with a course at Goldey College after graduation. Doris displayed her musical interests as a member of the choir in both ninth and tenth grades and a mem- ber of the operetta chorus for both years. Her other activities included intramural badminton nine and ten, home economics fashion show nine, carnival committee, driver training course, and square dance club eleven. As a senior, Doris was an usher for the senior play and a hard working typist on the GREEN LEAF staff. IOAN PORTER-This cute senior was known to all her friends as Ioanie . She was the recognized pianist of the class, as she had many times won prizes in talent shows. She was pianist for the senior choir during her high school years. Whenever the choir would present special assemblies or op- erettas, Ioan was always there at the piano. In her junior year Ioan was also on one of our suc- cessful carnival committees. As for other extra activities, Ioan was a member of the Driver's Training Course and on the GREEN LEAF staff. 5 DOROTHY PETERSON -- Tall. blonde, Dorothy, with her sweet disposition and pretty voice, has made elementary education her future career and plans to attend the University of Delaware or the University of Iowa to take up this field of study. She was a member of the senior choir for four years and had the lead in the choir operetta 9 and 10. Dorothy's other activities included: intramural bad- minton l0, junior play prompter, co-literary editor of the GREEN LEAF and student director of,the senior play. In addition, she serv- ed on various committees for class activities. 5 K ,sift 4 i pt , g5ig.g,g,e f Q . L .E NANCY PETERS-This cute and peppy Senior was the school drum majorette in her eleventh year. Nancy's varied activities are: var- sity basketball ten, junior varsity basketball eleventh, and varsity twelfth, senior band nine, ten, eleven: senior choir nine, teng and ticket committee for the Iunior and Senior play. She was a member of the driver's training course and yearbook staff in her Senior year. Like her twin, Doris, Nancy plans to go to Goldey College to take up secretarial training. IOHN REEDER--An all-round ac- tive member of our class, Bucky kept himself very busy during high school, He played football l2, junior varsity basketball 9, var- sity basketball ll, IZ and base- ball ll, 12. Bucky was Student Council vice-president 9 and Stu- dent Council president lO, In addition, he was homeroom presi- dent 12. He was in the Chess and Checkers Club ll and the Golf Club 12. Bucky helped on many class committees and served on the scenery committee for the senior play. He took the academic course and plans to attend college.

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'S .0 O I O 3 I IN O 0 I v uf I o Klint. WILLIAM NOLAN-Bill, one oi the quiet members of the class, took an interest in sports. He played intramural football, bas- ketball, and softball in his fresh- man, sophomore, junior, and sen- ior years. He was a member of the Sports Club for two years and the Chess and Checkers Club for two years. Bill helped on the jun- ior play committee, as well as on the program committee for the senior play. Also, he was on the carpentry committee for the junior carnival. He took the general course, and after graduation he plans to enter the Coast Guard. IUDITH ORNE -- Sports - minded ludy was a quiet and friendly member of the senior class. Her athletic activities were basketball 9, 10, ll, and 12, softball 10, 11, and hockey manager 12. She also was a colorguard in the band ll. 12, choir member 9, 10, Athletic Association representative 12, and on the GREEN LEAF staff. Iudy plans to go to Colby College and take up merchandising. She will gain many friends wherever she goes, with her winning smile and sweet disposition. MARIE O'NEILL-Marie is one of our conscientious seniors, having been on prom, carnival, junior and senior play committees and on the GREEN LEAF staff. In tenth grade she played intramural bad- minton. Music seemed to be a favorite of Marie's during her high school career. She partici- pated in the choir, operetta chorus, and orchestra. Some of her extra- curricular activities were first-aid, knitting, dramatics, and History Club. During her junior year, Marie was a Student Council rep- resentative and in the junior play. After graduation, Marie plans to enter the Delaware Hospital School of Nursing. tel? ROBERT OGGENI-'USS - Bob took an interest mainly in sports, for he played varsity basketball, football, and baseball in his freshman year. He played varsity football in his sophomore, junior, and senior years. He was a representative in the Athletic Association in his freshman year. To further his in- terests in sports, Bob was in the Sports Club, Archery Club, and the Golf Club. He also helped with the stage crew in the junior play. He was on the collecting and carpentry committees for the junior camival. Bob's plans for the future include college. NORMA PARKES-This lively and vivacious senior has chosen ele- mentary education as her future plan. In her high school years, Norma was a member of the sen- ior choir 9, 10, ll, and 121 on the varsity hockey team 11, 12: intra- mural basketball and softball, 9. 10, and ll. She served on various committees, which included those for the junior and senior plays. In her senior year, Norma also took the driver's training course, and was a member of the yearbook staff. Her next stop is either Mary- ville or Gettysburg College for her future training.

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ll N I I 0 0' lo Hil- IANE REYNOLDS- Ianie , our peppy head cheerleader, made our high school much livelier with her highly capable cheerleading. Besides being a cheerleader for four years, she played hockey in her freshman year. She was a member of the choir in her fresh- man, sophomore, junior, and sen- ior years. Her talents were not conlined to singing, for Ianie was quite an able tapdancor. She was an usher for the junior play as well as the senior play. Ianie was also in charge of photography for the yearbook. After gradua- tion Ianie has chosen to enter the nursing field. PHYLLIS ROWE- Phil will be remembered as one of the most literary-minded seniors. Her liter- ary ability gained her the position of editor oi the Green Flash in her junior year. She was also copy editor oi the GREEN LEAF, Phil's varied activities included: basket- ball assistant manager 9 and manager 12, softball manager 9, varsity hockey team ll, l2, intra- mural softball, badminton and hockey IO, intramural basketball 10, ll, choir 9, 10, senior play prompter, newspaper 10, ll. Her future plans are college with a major in social work or home economics. LORRAINE ROSEMARY-' 'Lorry' ', one of our few natural blondes, was a very active member of our class. She played varsity hockey for four years and was valuable as a left inner, While in her fresh- man and sophomore years, she sang in the choir and in her sophomore and junior years she was a member oi the Leaders' Club. She was an usher for the junior play and a member of the drivers' class. To round out her many activities, she was on the GREEN LEAF staff. Lorry's plans tor the future are indefinite, but whatever they may be, she will he a credit to her alma mater. CONSTANCE RIETDORF- Viva- cious Connie was with us a long time and took an active part in everything. For four years she played varsity hockey. ln her freshman and sophomore years she was on the Student Council. She was on the class ring commit- tee and was a member of the Leaders' Club in both her sopho- and junior years. She was an usher for the junior play, as well as the senior play, and to com- plete her many activities she was on the GREEN LEAF staff. Also, in her junior year she had charge of publicity for the play. RAYMOND SCHWINGER- RaY . as he was called for short, was the senior boy with an interest in mechanics. Automobiles and ra- dios fascinated him and boats also held his interest. When he was in the 9th grade, he played the baritone in the band. Ray was also a member of the choir in tenth and eleventh grades. Here he added to the strength of the bass section. Also, he was in the Shop Club and did woodworking. After gradua- tion, Ray plans to enter the Coast Guard and continue in the field ol mechanics.