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

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MEET OUR ADVISORS SO GREAT IS THEIR HELP The senior class advisors for this year were: Mrs. Margaret P. Nelson, Mrs. Elizabeth Walsh, and Mr. Starr L. Cole. These ad- visors know well the responsi- bility of guiding seniors since they have advised previous graduating classes. Such work as the organiza- tion of class meetings, dances, plays, play programs and events dealing with graduation have been included in their fine work. In addition to serving as class advisors, each does a tremendous job in the classroom. We as seniors will always remember their contribution not only to our class but also to our school. Books are her business as Dave Music is his business Bob Goodman Mitzi Thompson gets a pass signed Ralph well knows will testify to that by Mrs. Nelson.

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JUDITH ANN BARTGN This attractive girl will be especially remembered for her soprano voice and her participation in senior choir. Music and English rate high with Judy most of the time, but in the spring her fancy turns to . . . BASEBALL! Having become interested in the Civil Air Parol, Judy hopes to become a secretary in the Air Force. , . . the lily maid... -TENNYSON ALDA ELIZABETH BEACH A member of the Future Teachers Club, Alda desires to enter the elementary teaching field where she hopes there will be no sarcastic people. Along with chemistry, basketball and movies are tops with Alda. She is very active in Mariners and Junior Achievement. Her eyes as stars of twilight fair -vvoRDsvvoRTH THOMAS EUGENE BECKHANI Beckas has had a noble ambition-to graduate. This class .member is our candidate for matinee idol of tomorrow. Today, however, the U.S. Navy figures in his plans. Think you can swim through all those waves, Tom? What does not enter then my drowsy mind? 30 -DERZHAVIN JOYCE WILEY ALEXANDER This sweet and generally quiet girl was not so quiet when she went on the air as WDEL announcer. Joyce enioys ice skating and bowling very much. Her wish to ice skate will certainly be fulfilled if she goes to the University ol Vermont. She would like to maior in Home Economics. Serenity had touched her -GERTRUDE CLAYTOR RAYMOND LAYTON BAKER Bake, frequently seen racing around in a black Ford, is very fond of drag racing and rock 'n' roll music. He is very active in the Rod and Gun Club and hopes to ente a iunior college upon graduation. Joy's star will leap upon our sight -PUSHKIN THELMA LUCILLE BALDWIN Thelma, the capable editor of the Green Flash, has als been very active in the field of music. Her destiny seem to involve tripping over choir risers following harried quic changes. Always willing to lend a helping hand, Thelma' quips and good nature brighten many a blue Monday. Her plans for the years ahead include the University c Delaware and then teaching. Austere the music of my songs -LYGDON SOLOGUB ! I I Q 2 I