Tower Hill School - Evergreen Yearbook (Wilmington, DE)

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FAVORITE EXPRESSION: An' away we go! USUALLY SEEN: With a pencil behind his ear AMBITION: To sell bicycles in Germany PROBABLE OCCUPATION: President of U.S.A PET LIKE: H06 Blackshire Road PET PEEVE: Being called Donny NOTED FOR: Cynicism Evergreen Staff, Feature Editor 55: Dial 54: Student Council President 55: Class President 53, 54: AFS 54: Football 51, 52, 53, 54: Speedball 52, 53, 54, 55: Baseball 52, 53, 54, 55: Art 52, 53: Sci- ence Club 54: Woodshop 54: Dramatics 54, 55: Operetta Stage Crew-53, 54, 55: Protection Room Committee 52: Dance Committee 53, 54, 55. DONALD ALLEN CORKRAN Oh, you say you have something you want done in the best and most efficient way? Well then, the man for the iob is none other than Corkie -our class president tor two years and now president of the Student Council. Since entering our ranks, Don has made many outstanding con- tributions to our class and established himself as an ex- tremely capable leader. Had it not been for his excellent guidance and planning it is not likely that our Junior Prom would have ever come off. He has contributed much of his writing talent to both the Dial and the Evergreen, the latter in which he has particularly excelled, for his brand of humor may be found in a large number of the articles. ln his spare time, if he has any, he can be found at IIO6 Blackshire Road or else at home tinkering with his favorite ' 'Q hobby-model trains. When we, in the future, see a poster of Don-model of posture perfection-leaning back in a chair, one foot on his desk, a pencil behind his ear, and his shirt sleeves rolled up, no one will be surprised, for that is the position in which he may usually be found around school.

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FAVORITE EXPRESSION: See what I mean? USUALLY SEEN: Making an announcement AMBITION: To raise Siamese cats PROBABLE OCCUPATION: Seamstress PET LIKE: Carroll Reed's PET PEEVE: People who fool with her EVERGREEN pictures NOTED FOR: Guillibleness Evergreen Staff, Photography Manager 551 Dial 52, 53, 54, Copy Editor 55, Student Council 55, JV Hockey 51, 52, 54, Varsity Hockey 535 JV Basketball 545 Chorus 52, 53, 54, Dramatics 55, Dance Committee 52, 53, 54, Chairman 55. l SUSAN CHASE Of all the Seniors it might possibly be said that Susan has had the most difficult iobs for the past two years. She was blessed with the tedious chore of Copy Editor on the Dial That iob entailed wading through unintelligible scrawls and deciphering various attempts at punctuation. This year she was chosen as Photography Manager for the Evergreen. This task in itself is enough to make a person commit sui- cide, but Susan managed to herd all the groups to their appointments with the photographer, schedule all the Seniors for their pictures, and set up the painstaking picture pages. In spite of it all, she emerged with a cheerful grin. Susan is equally famous for some of her extraordinary weekend cos- tumes. Whenever possible she wears bermuda shorts, knee socks, and a wild shirt or sweater with a little wooden angel dangling from the top button, topped off by a hat with a huge feather. The origin of this hat is unknown, but it is rumored that the hat somehow found its way across the Atlantic early in September. One of the things that Susan's classmates will always recall about her is that if she couldn't be found doing one of her numerous chores, she could in- variably be found with Don.

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FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh Rats! USUALLY SEEN: Dashing to assembly AMBITION: To teach school PROBABLE OCCUPATION: House mother at St. Andrews PET LIKE: St. Andrews PET PEEVE: First period French NOTED FOR: Losing fights for the red chair in the Senior Room Varsity Hockey 51, 52, 53, 54: JV Bas- ketball 52, 53: Varsity Basketball 54, 55: Softball 52, 53, 54, 55: Dramatics 52, 53, 54, 55: Safety Committee 52: Art 54, 55: Social Service Committee 52, 53, Co-chairman 55. Ltj-fZ-alvf ir, rr, rug: ,,. ,, .gf .-Zvi ,?f'-, f ffly. -1 afyf. ANN DAWSON . U'-,a .gf :Z 4, 14 Mlylf !4'l,'G,.,1M.,6, All ff, Afyzl . ,, A -lp I 1 When all the Seniors are quietly seated in assembly, there is still one seat vacant-that of Ann. Because she has to commute each day from Salem, New Jersey, Ann is usually anywhere from seven to ten minutes late. Just as the pro- gram is drawing to a close, the door silently opens, and Ann creeps stealthily into the auditorium. In all her spare time Cas a Senior she doesn't have muchj look out, for Ann will be making a wild dash for her private property in the Senior Room, the comfortable red leather chair. Dur- ' ing her Senior year, Ann, as a co-chairman of the Social Service Committee, can regularly be heard making a plea in assembly for everyone to please turn in their pledge cards. As a member of the Varsity Hockey team for four years, she did an excellent iob, as goalie, of keeping out many potential scores. On the week ends, when not labor- ing on her homework, Annie can usually be seen driving hurriedly down to St. Andrews where it is rumored that she has found a very attractive young man. The class will always be grateful for the many contributions that Ann has made.