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

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ELH55 ,Is fo CIJSS OF '52. Energetic and am- bitious the Class oi 52 is remem- bered for his varied activities, many pleasures, and hard work. On his ist oi interests, playing sports, par- ticipating in all musipal organiza- tions, working hard tor success, and having fun are at the top. He plans to study for and work towards many occupations and professions. Freshman Frolicg Sophomore Hop: Iunior Prom, Senior Bally roller skat- ing partiesg basketball concessions: iunior and senior plays: varsity and intramural sports, Senior Carnival, and several dances. F 1952 GRACE AlllM8. Because of her most salient characteristic, Grace will always be remembered for her cheer? disposition and laughter. Her avorite pastime is drawing. She 'hopes to become a commercial designer and interior decorator, even though her ambition is to be a commercial artist lor the movies. She enjoys dancing and swimming but is oiten peeved by homework. Intramural basketball 9, 10, ll, 125 intramural hockey 9: intramural softball 9, 10- intramural soccer ll, senior choir 9, 10, ll, 12.

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BAYARD ALLMOND. Because of his willingness to work and his many achievements, we shall al- ways ,remember Bayard as an out- standing member of our class. His lans for the future include college. Eayard's activities are both many and varied, but we shall never tor- get all his hard work in handling the finances ol our yearbook. Student Council 9, 10, vice-presi- dent 125 baseball manager 10, ll5 intramural football 9, l0, ll, l2: in- tramural soccer l05 intramural softball 9, 10, ll, 125 class president 105 student director of junior play5 co-chairman of junior prom5 senior EH? business manager of GREEN MARTHA BAUDEB. Marcie will al- ways be remembered for her lovely voice and active participation in choir work. Although slaying the piano is her hobby, an music is a great interest, she has chosen a career in the field of home econom- ics and plans to attend Penn State next fall. Senior choir 9, 10, Il, 125 homeroom treasurer 10, 125 homeroom sacre- tary 95 variety show 10, llg junior Flay cast5 choir wardrobe committee 1, 125 senior play properties com- mittee5 dance club l5 literar and business staff ol GREEN l'.i:Ar, choir co-ordinating committee ll. NANCY BALDWIN. An enthusiastic and keen interest in athletics has led Peanut to participate in all in- tramural sports and to be a member of leaders' club throughout high school. She rates dancing and sing- ing tops for entertainment, but her pet peeve is teachers who give sur- prise quizzes. Having taken the commercial course, Nancy's ambi- tion is to become successful in clerical work. Intramural hockey 95 intramural soc- cer 10, llj intramural basketball 9, 10, ll, 125 intramural softball 9, 10, ll, 125 usher of senior 0plaE5 operetta 95 leaders' club 9, 1 , 1 5 typist for the GREEN LEAF. 17 IOHN ARCHER. Arch is a member of the senior class who intends to become a teacher in secondary edu- cation. He plans to attend West Chester State Teachers' College. He likes to collect records and has quite a nice collection, Another pas- time of his is roller-skating. His pet peeve is people who don't retum ilms after the films are shown, and his favorite expression is Buddy. We will always remember his cheer- iulness, and his ability to get along with others. A, A. 95 intramural football 9, 105 intramural basketball 9, 105 intra- mural softball 9, 105 intramural soc- cer 9, 105 press club 9, 10, 115 sports editor ot the Green Flash 9, 105 audio-visual secretary 12. WILLIAM BERGER. Bill is one of the more musically inclined seniors. He has always been interested in music and intends to become a pro- fessional musician. At the present he says that playing in dance bands is his favorite pastime. Bill's pet Eeeve is people who think they are eaven's gilt to the world. He can be heard exclaiming, that poor sucker is really gone. We wil all remember his playing of the trom- bone. Band 9, 10, 11, l25 president of band 11, 125 choir 9, 10, ll, 125 music shows l0, 115 senior play cast l2. W1 5