Mount Pleasant High School - Netop Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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Social Activities Everybody in Mount Pleasant knows Miss Keegan. the Coordinator of Social Activities. Without her our assemblies, parties, junior and senior proms, and special programs would not be the success that they are. Under Miss Keegan's direction. class ofiicers are elected in l IB. and these ofiicers serve until the next election in IZA. After a class is organized parties are planned by class officers and social committees. One of the most important steps in preparing for such parties is discovering and training talent in the class. Then comes the Senior Play, requiring long hours of preparation but always welcomed so enthusiastically. liinally there is Senior Week, with its Honors Day. Senior Class Day, and Graduation. Our coordinator of social activities also is an im- portant factor in making our athletic contests a vital part of the school by preparing the cheerleaders to do an excellent job. Concentration IZA Class Officers make preparations for a class party Study Hall Mr. Stannard has reason to be proud of the Study Hall. The system with which it is run is to be ad mired. The study hall has a teacher in charge of the students, a teacher in charge of the attendance a north monitor who supervises library slips and per mission slips. and a south monitor who attends to the radio. telephone, and late entries. ries are provided. easy. 22 The study hall has a seating capacity of two hun dred and ninety, although the actual number study ing in the hall varies from one hundred eighty to two hundred sixty-three. The seating system is alphabetical and numerical. Students who come every day are seated from the south end. while those who come only on certain days are seated toward the north, Encyclopedias and two unabridged dictiona Most Mount Pleasant students appreciate the study hall. a place where quiet reigns and concentration is

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l C l MISS ALICE E. O'I-IALLORAN 'Class Adviser Congratulations to the graduates of the class of June. 1948, the twen- tieth class to graduate from Mount Pleasant High School. Your graduation marks the close of the first ten years in the annals of this school. Congratula- tions to your parents, also, who rejoice with you on your achievement. During your high school days at Mount Pleasant, you have been guided and directed by your principals and teachersg you have grown and developed into fine young men and women. You now go forth to be numbered among the vast group of young people leaving our schools as graduates. Upon your shoulders rests the responsibility of putting into practice those sound principles which we hope we have given you and which will help you always to be able to distinguish between what is right and what is wrong. Let nothing prevent your being included among the respected, honest, upright citizens of our be- loved country. May the future bestow upon you that which is best for each one of you. ALICE E. O'HALLORAN -. 24 Eg. .-