Tower Hill School - Evergreen Yearbook (Wilmington, DE)

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GEORGE HOWARD CROSS George Howard Cross, III, commonly known as Howdy, is the only red-head in the class, and this leads to a rather unusual temperatment. Only Liz knows the true Howdy, and she is often seen telling him about his various good and bad qualities. However, the rest of us know' him as a boy who succeeds in everything. Whether in his studies, basketball, or poker, Howdy al- ways comes through on top. Many a close basketball game has been pulled out of the fire by those impossible one-handed jump shots at which he excells. Howdy's one claim to estheticism lies in his love and knowledge of jazz, and he is always inviting friends fparticularly female onesj in to hear his collection. Howdy's good- hearted ability to give and take has earned him many friends, and we know that the college which enrolls him will have an extremely useful addition. FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Shut up, Lizlw USUALLY SEEN: Flirting AMBITION: To marry a millionairess PROBABLE OCCUPATION: Sanitation expert PET LIKE: Dainty rings PET PEEVE: Three guesses! NOTED FOR: Carrot top Dial Sports Editor 55: Class Vice President 54, Class President 55, Athletic Association 56, Foot- ball 52, Football lVIanager 53, 55g Tennis '541 JV Basketball 53, Varsity Basketball 54, 55, Co-Cap- tain 565 Varsity Baseball 53, 54, 55, Captain 56g Chorus 533 Instrumental lVIusic 54, 555 Shop 55. 56g Dance Committee 53, 54, 55, 56. 'Dam fn-'v-4, Tl-1. mmm Tak., ' WM Jul saw , - as Jn-'fl Win s, fbu.. Tum. U5-41. E? an . I L, 0.90.4 a Gm mu flock Wu. 'W 'M KA' Jdvu. dp wb.. UW our tt az 3M-tx

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FAVORITE IiXPRliSSION: Holy Cowl' USUALLY sum: Collecting hasketballs for girls, team AMBITION: Nurse PIIOBABLIC OCCUPATION: Concert pianist PET LIKE: Penn State ta certain someone? PET PIGEVIC: English class NOTED FOR: Epicureanistic tendencies Hockey 52, 53, 54. 55: Basketball 53, 54-g Varsity Basketball Manager 563 Badminton 55, 56, Tennis 53, 54, 563 Softball 55: Chorus 53, 54-, 55, 563 Operetta Lead 54g Social Service Committee 53, 55, 56: Dance Committee 54. pmt fa' I . N , X, , Hump, 1 eimfyw'-S :W , ... :M A' JP A wi ll l 'lint ' 4 l ,511-..Q,zkI .,... ,H-..,,,. Qt- if ..-. , A. ?,.r.g- - J.. W we U 'Q Str I ,, ,. , S , ,,,, y . elf . 1 tit? 3 ' M531 . .Q it ,WM yy, RUGGLE . if at ,W mQ'fWy,,tft,yy M, is one of the hardest woikeis in the class She has that special quality, that quite a few do not have, of sticking to a job until it is finished. When Betty is asked to do something, she never utters a complaint, but goes quietly about the job until it is done, and done well. Many dull class periods have been broken up by a joke or well- timed comment by this senior girl. Unlike most of the girls, Betty has a large appetite. She is commonly seen hurrying through her first serving so as to have time to get a second serving of food. However, she still man- ages to keep slim. Her ambition is to become a nurse. If she sticks to this, she will certainly succeed in helping K WW I When it comes to actually getting things done, Betty pmany patients recover their health. with its W, w

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FAVORITE EXPRESSION: Oh Grrr! USUALLY SEEN: Between Wilmington and Chadds Ford AMBITION: Physical therapist PROBABLE OCCUPATION: Social worker PET LIKE: Maine woods PET PEEVE: People who get serious NOTED FOR: Receiving long distance letters Evergreen Advertising Manager 56: Dial 54, Co- Headliner 55: Student Council 55, 56: Green Team Captain 56: Hockey 53: Tennis 54, 55: Basketball 54: Modern Dance 55, 56: Softball 54, 55, 56: Dramatics 54, 55: Chorus 55, 56: Social Service Committee 54, 55, 56. I 0 :, ,:, 009' ,pl tg? we mf ISABEL MIKELL EVANS 7 I W6 X P 00' 9' Q n ' I pjy LL! J 4 Q fs - 0 WI Ui- O5 . . I Perhaps the quletest Senior, and yet the one who GWQQ uf' knows most about what's going on, is Mike Evans. As A ML K Mr. Hartmann well knows, Mike is one of those rare QJ ' . in Y students who never say anything unless they know it's OC right. None of the Seniors has ever heard her say a mean x or cruel thing to anyone, and this marvelous trait has GJJU GJ won her many true friends. Mike is an extremely hard 0 worker on both the DIAL and the yearbook. She has 25' had the dubious pleasure of headlining the many news- , D' 2359, paper articles. She's also spent many long afternoons Z3 0 roaming the streets of Wilmington looking for adver- D B , . . tlsers for the EVERGREEN. Mlke has had none of the Xyf Ur worry about colleges that the rest of the Seniors have jj-'VF 1 Gif, had, since she was accepted at Bouve-Boston early in dp X Jil, N the fall. How envious we all were! We know that Mike up will be glad to get up North next year, especially up , near the Maine woods! 1 U