Tower Hill School - Evergreen Yearbook (Wilmington, DE)

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Nickname: Lisette Favorite Expression: Don't call me 'Honey . 7,77 Usually Seen: With Linda Probable Occupation: Swimming teacher at Sallies. Pet Like: English teachers Pet Hate: Chemistry Noted For: Her eyes Dramatics '58, '59, Chorus '60: Social Service Com- riffs? erary Magazine '59: Dial '58, '59, News Editor '60g Student Council '59, '60g Class Secretary '6O: Modern Dance '58, '59, '60g Tennis '58, '59, '60, MARY ELIZABETH CRONIN When a rattle-trap jeep roars by school and looks as though its occupant is not coming to school that day, it is just Lisa hunting for a parking place 1 big enough for her to park in-and this is usually three blocks away. As a talented member of our class of 1960, Lisa has contributed much to its welfare and amusement. It seems as if the only fields in which Lisa does not participate are those for which she can't find the time. She always has about ten projects going, and whether they be concessions, Social Service or the Student Council, she does a terrific job. As News Editor of the Dlkzl, she has helped make it much more interesting and enlightening f?J. Lisa's singing ability is somewhat questionable: however, she has entered into the Chorus with the usual industrious fervor that she has contributed to most activities. One of the activities in which Lisa has excelled is swimming: she is particularly skilled at the back-stroke for which she has won many trophies. Lisa has an amazing ability for getting along with people, and is re- spected and admired by everyone, therefore, we are sure of Lisa's success in whatever she does and wherever she goes. 24 mittee '58, '59, Chairman '60g Associate Editor Lit-

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5 Nickname: Coop Favorite Expression : uoooohh i 'i Usually Seen: ln a de-chromed Chevy Probable Occupation: French Professor at Sorbonne Pet Like: Horses Pet Hate: College Applications Noted For: Cutting art class Dramatics '57, '58, '59g Chorus '60g Hockey '57, '58, 59, 3rd Team Captain '60g Basketball '57, '58, '59g Modern Dance '60g Dial Associate '59, '60g Dance Committee '60g Dining Hall Committee '57, '58g Soft- ball '57, '58, '59, '60g Evergreen Assistant Business Manager '60g Photography Editor Literary Magazine Associate '60. LINDA LAURINCE COOPER In a class noted for its individualism, Linda stands out as a unique person. She has the ability to find something new and wonder- ful in almost all things and people. Thus, she leads an exciting life, which is reflected in the candor and freshness of her personality. Her frank advice and level head have become a real asset to the often chaotic Senior Class. Linda has a great many tangible accomplishments. She is a first-rate horse-woman and is currently training her own horse, Timber Doc. As the only female tenor in the history of Tower Hill, she has contributed both a good voice and moral support to the chorus. Last year she played an important part in decorating for the Junior Prom. One of her jobs was to homswoggle the girls into making artificial flowers and then hound them until the job was done-a thankless but necessary task! Linda is also' noted for her sleek, de-chromed Chevy and her knowledge of the automobile, which reflects her indi- vidual taste. Linda's most prominent quality, however, is her facility for friendship. Her quiet honesty and her thorough understanding of people have made her a trusted friend of many Seniors. This is the quality that foretells great success for Linda, both in college and in later life. i 23'

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Nickname: Munch Favorite Expression: I hate girls Usually Seen: With Major Probable Occupation, Tennessee Cottonpick. Pet Like: Apricots Pet Hate: Double Physics classes Noted For: Legs Class President '57g Chorus '57, '58, '59, '60g Safety Committee '57, '58g Dance Committee '59, '60: Dis- cipline Committee '60g Vice-President of Class '58, '59g Sports Editor of Dial '60g Copy Editor of Evergreen '60g Athletic Association '60. RICHARD LLOYD-J ONES CUSSLER As the 4'Marlboro man of the senior class, Richie has always been a favorite at Tower Hills. He is a favorite with the coaches be- cause of his hulking 6'37', 190-pound build which bowls over foot- ball, track, and female opponents alike. The proverbial Cussler bloody noses have plagued Mr. Wild throughout the football season. However, when not bleeding, Richie manages to trap frustrated passers behind the line of scrimmage. During the winter Cussler's deadly hook shot and gazelle-like rebounding ability are famous. Spring comes, turning Cussleris thoughts to high-jumping and Mr. Oviatt's thoughts to Richie,s English grade. During third periods on Monday and Friday one can hear Richie's soprano quaver blending with the chorus. Before school Munch can be found sprawled casually in one of the collapsing senior room chairs meditating on life and loves. Since he is so often seen like this, Richie is thought of as one of the class thinkers. Munchie is also a member in good standing of the Theory Club which is composed of twelve confused Seniors attempting to under- stand the mysteries of Physics. Because of his many attributes and talents, Richie is sure to be as big a success in college as he was at Tower Hill. 25