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

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IOHN DELKER. lack is well known or his fine sense of humor and his little maroon Henry I. Whenever there was an errand to be done, lack was called upon to do it. His favorite pastime is eating. After graduation his plans will probably include college, as he hopes to be- come an electrical engineer. Basketball manager l0, ll, 12, intra- mural basketball 9, 10, ll, 12, intra- mural baseball 9, 10, ll, 125 intra- mural softball 9, 10, ll, 12. CAROLE FERGUSON. Carole is known to everyone for her quiet and pleasing personality. Even though she has always been a very good mathematics student, she sc?-Ye her pet paeve is trigonometry. er fa- vorite pastime is writini letters to one particular soldier. fter grad- uation she plans to go to work and at the same time attend Goldey's night school. Carole's ambition is to get married. Intramural softball 9, 10, ll., 12, in- tramural basketball 9, 10, ll, 12: maiorette 9, 101 senior play costume committee. PATRICIA FAUERBACH. Pat, an active member of the senior class, came to us in the ninth grade, She lans to attend the Universitg of Belaware and specialize in me ical technology. Her favorite expression is George Of her pastimes, she rates bowling, ice skating, and play- ing sports as her favorites. Pat will always be remembered for her pleasing personality and friendly smiles. Intramural basketball 9, lU, ll, 125 intramural softball 9, 10, varsiby softball llg square dance club l g photography club ll, secretary of photograph club ll, junior play comifgttee lip senior play commit- tee . 20 RICHARD EMERY. Dick will always be remembered as one of the out- standing artists of the class. His work with pen and ink has con- tributed many very interesting post- ers to Mount Pleasant. Dick plans to enter the University of Delaware to study chemical engineering. Intramural football 9, IO, intramu- ral baseball 9, 105 GREEN LEAF publicity committee 12p senior play lpublicity committeep dance pub- icity committee, 12. IOANNE FOSTER. Joanne is one of our most active an ambitious sen- iors, who is well liked by ever?one. In the summer, she may be ound on the golf course swingini a mighty mean golf club. lf as ed, she'll tell you her pet Reeve is selling hot dogs at footba games. After graduation she hopes to enter Bucknell University and take the liberal arts course. Student Council 95 Athletic Associa- tion ll, 127 class vicegaresident 12: intramural basketball , 10, ll, 12, intramural softball 9, 10, ll, 127 choir 9g chairman of junior play cos- tume and make-up committeeng co- chairman of footbal concessions 12, chairman of GREEN LEAF sales 125 student director of senior play.

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IOHN CHOWNING. Johnnie will always be remembered at Mount Pleasant for his excellent musical ability. No wonder his ambition is to be a music teacher. Of course, Iohnnie has other interests, one of them being silly girls although he states that they are also his pet eeve. His future plans include the fleld of music and also the mission- ary field. Band 9, 10, ll, 12, choir 9, 10, ll, 12g intramural basketball 9, 10, ll, 12, intramural football 9 10, ll, 12, mu- sical productions Of All Things and Ain't Misbehavingf' IEAN COHNTHWAITE. In the six years Iean has attended Mt. Pleas- ant, she has been one of the out- standing members of our class. Her various interests have given her a finger in nearly every pie. This cute little senior Wplans to attend Randolph-Macon oman's College. Athletic Association 10, A. A. treas- urer ll, and A. A. president 125 varsity hockey 9, 10, 1 , 125 varsity basketball 10, ll, 12, senior choir 9, 10, ll, 125 junior play, co-ordinatin committee for variety show 10, lg 1 readin committee ll, 12, Efffsw LEAF' mu. CAROL CONRAD. Carol's peppy gersonalithwill always be remem- ered at t. Pleasant. Outside of school she enioyls reading, dancing, and talking. S e is often kidded about havini an innocent look and a young loo , but she will always deny both of these accusations. Her future plans include college, pos- sibly, Ohio Wesleyan, and she hopes to become a teacher. Athletic Association 9, 10g basket- ball manager l0, hockey manager 117 intramural basketbal 9, 10, ll, 12g intramural softball 9, 10, 11, 125 cheerleader 125 senior choir 9, 11, cadet choir 10, co-chairman of ETA. dance decoration committee 19 BRUCE CLARK. Bruce might be considered one of the quiet mem- bers of our class, The reason for this may be his fondness for doo- dling. His pet eeves in'clude deten- tion halls and French dictation tests. Regardless of his small size, he mentions eating as one of his favor- ite pastimes.- is future glans in- clude the University of elaware and the Marines. Intramural football 9, l0, ll, 125 in- tramural baseball 9, 10, ll, 121 in- tramural basketball 9, 10, ll, 12, intramural volleyball 11. BILLIE DeCO1lMIS. Billie, who, in spite of her name is one of the feminine members of the class, has alwaxs participated in many activi- ties. lthough she possesses a very decisive personality, hard-working Billie is known for her friendliness. In the future she plans to attend a college, although she doesn't know just exactly w ich one. When not in Accomac tVirginia, naturallyl, her favorite pastime seems to be re- membering Accomac. Billie's dis- ttnctive, and frequently heard laugh will long be remembered. Student Council 107 Student Council president 12: intramural basketball 0, 12, choir 9 ll, 12, cadet choir 10 art club 9, dance club 105 junior play committees.

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EDWARD GEARHART. An all-round active member of our class, Eddie kept himself very busy during his high school years. His favorite pas- times include golf, swimming, and basketball. Ed ie's get peeve is a Eerson who thinks e is somebody e isn't. His future plans include the University of Delaware, where he hopes to receive a degree in chemical engineering. Student Council 12, class secretary 11, homeroom secretary 10, choir 9, 10, ll, 12, varsity basketball 10, ll, 12, varsity baseball ll, 12, intra- mural basketball 9, 10, intramural football 9, 10, 11, 12, intramural social' 9, operetta 9, 10, class play BEVERLY HARDING. We will al- ways remember Bev for her sports- manship and relaxed manner. After she leaves Mount Pleasant, her glans include attending Goldey- eacom College in co-operation with the DuPont Company. Athletic Association ll, 12, varsity hockeg 9, 10, 11, 12, varsity basket- ball l , ll, 12, softball manager 10, 11, 12, class treasurer 9, class vice- president 10' homeroom vice-presi- dent 11, GREEN LEAF staff, senior play committee, junior play com- mittee. DONALD HAAG. Don came to Mount Pleasant in his iunior year from Lakewood, Ohio, Here he has become active in musical organiza- tions namely, choir and band. After graduation, Don plans to go to college to prepare for a future as a retail florist. In his leisure time he enjoys tinkering with cars. Intramural football 12, band ll, 12, choir ll, 12. 21 LEILA ANNE GRIFFITH. Lee has very definite plans for the future. After she graduates from high school, she will get married and become a seamstress as well. At present she names her favorite pas- times as sewing and drawing. - Intramural basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, intramural soccer 9, intramural soft- ball 9, home economics club 9, leaders' club 9, dance club 10, dra- matic club ll, iunior play usher ll, senior usher 1 , operetta 9. WIIJJAM HONEY. Bill plans a rather easy future, He hopes to in- herit a lot of money and live hap- pily ever after. Until then he spends his free time on sports and running to fires. Athletic Association 9, varsit base- ball 9, 10, ll, 12, varsity football ll, band 9, 10, homeroom president 10, homeroom vice-president ll, choir 10, senior play committee.