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

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ROBERT HUMPHREY. While here at Mount Pleasant, Bob has shown his interest in music by partici at- ing in both the band and the choir throughout his high school career and has proven himself to be a very valuable member of each. Bob lists hunting and fishing as his favorite hobbies. We will al remember Bob for his friendly smile and hap y- o- lucky nature. His plans for the qu- ture are rather indefinite. Homeroom vice-gzresident 95 Band 9, 10, ll, 12: c oir 9, 10, ll, 127 operetta 9. CHARLES KRICK. Chuck's many successful exieriences and thrills in soap box der ies will long be out- standing in our memories. He came to Mount Pleasant in the seventh grade, left in the ninth grade to move to Buffalo, New York, and then retumed to our school for his senior year. This year, as in But- falo he has been active in athletics. As far as the future is concerned, Chuck plans to be an engineer after attending S. M. U. or Tennes- see. Varsity football, 12. MARY ELLEN IURISCH. Mary El- len's interest and talent in music have led her to choose a musical career. After graduation she hopes to attend Oberlin Conservatory to study music education, and then she Ialans to teach in a public school. n addition to music, Mar Ellen enjoys sports, walking, and' danc- ing. Varsity hockey 95 varsity basketball IO, ll, l2g band 10, ll, l2g senior choir 9, 10, l1, 125 student band director ll, 125 student choir direc- tor l2, junior play co-ordinatorg chairman of scener committee, sen- ior pm, GREEN LEAF mfr. 22 FRANK HYER. Frank's future plans include going to college to study engineer ng. n his spare time, he can usually be found at his favorite pastimes which are racing boats and playing the piano. Will we ever forget that wave? Intramural football 9, 105 intramural softball 9, 1011 intxiamugalucagebagl gpotogr you 'spors club 105 boxing club ll, 12 horne- room treasurer llg May Day 11: senior play ticket committee. WALTER LAFFERTY. With his good- natured and friendly manner, we will alwaiys remember Walt for his faride an never ceasing praise of reland. Walt is ver? interested in chemistry, and his sans tor the fu- ture are to enter t e University of Delaware to study in this field. Trigonometrg seems to be the one course he efinitely dislikes. Walt spends much of his spare time bi- cycling. Intramural football 9, 10, ll 12: orchestra 9, I0 115 band 9, ld, ll, 12: GREEN LEAF staff.

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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.

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CAROLYN LASSELL. Carolyn will always be remembered for her beautiful, long curly hair and grace- ful hands. She is alreadsy attending Philadelphia Modeling chool, and it is her ambition to make modeling a career. Since she is also very much interested in playing the piano and organ, it is her hope to combine modeling and music on the stage or on television. She has had the og- portunity of playing the organ pu - icly on several occasions and thinks the entertainment field would be an interesting one. Choir 9, 105 cadet choir accompan- ist, 10. WILLIAM MACKAY. Willie is known for his musical participation in all four years of high school. He plans to go to the University of Delaware an become a successful business- man or farmer. His favorite pas- times are eating, sleeping, and reading. He still seems to find time for outside activities. Varsitiiafootball 10, ll, 125 intramural basket all 9, 105 intramural base- ball 9, 105 intramural football 95 president of band 95 state band 95 choir show 10, 115 county band 10, t1,15l6.'1ance band 11, 125 stage crew ROSS MACE. Ross, one of the more reserved members of the senior class, has always been interested in sports. When it comes to school ac- tivities, he can often be found work- ing industriously in the shop, but one of his favorite outside sports is hunting. As his main interests lie in these activities, one can well imagine that his pet peeve would be homework. Varsity baseball 10, ll, 125 intra- mural football 9, 10, 11, 12' intra- mural basketball 9, 10, ll, li. . 23 IOAN LONG. Ioan, who has at- tended Mount Pleasant since first grade, is a commercial student who Flans to enter into the stenographic ield to become a secretary. Her favorite pastimes are plaiiing the piano, watching TV, and istening to the radio. Her pet peeve is sur- prise tests. lntramural basketball 9, 10, 11, 125 intramural softball 9, 10, ll, 125 resident of home economics 'club 1305 driver's training 125 typist for GREEN LEAF5 choir 9, 105 usher for junior and senior plays. BARBARA MAC KINNON. One of our busy, capable seniors who is willing to enter any possible activi- ty is arbara. She worked hard as co-editor of the GREEN LEAF, and she plans to go to college to be- come a secondary schoo English teacher. She claims her favorite pastime is arguing, and her pet peeve is other persons who have to run everything. Intramural basketball 105 soccer 115 Green Flash staff 9, 105 Editor-in- chief of Green Flash 115 Co-editor of GREEN LEAF5 senior play5 publicity committee for junior lay5 ublicity committee for Ching-Eing-Fling.