Mars Area Junior Senior High School - Planet Yearbook (Mars, PA)

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1 September Watched Seniors ll ff'.A ,ffffl ,4- SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Bill Kennihen, Vice President: Margaret Lappan, Troaxurur: Kathy Alltvlh Pwident: Suzan Blackmorl, 5 'a Y- lt is a joy, but a joy tinged with sadness-a challenge, but a challenge filled with purpose-a time of dreaming, but a time of dreaming sound dreams promising fulfillment-an end, but an end signifying a beginning. For a senior, his last year is all of these. Emerging during the past four years from an unsure child to n confident individual, the senior has begun to realize that the world is not so simple as he once believed. Realization of the complexity of his world does not daunt, does not dis- courage, but rather incites him onward to fulfillment of his ambitions. The days of this complex senior world are filled to the brim with things ta do, places to go, and people to see. Life is a frantic whirl of club meetings, chorus rehearsals, college applications, basketball practices, scholarship tests, dancing lessons, and the ever-present homework. The hours, the days, the nights are too short even as life itself is too short. Too much is happening all at once to appreciate to the fullest each ioy, each sorrow, each achievement, and each friendship. Later when he finds time to reminisce, the memories of this, his senior year, will he among those nearest to his heart. Haw cauld he ever forget those football games in ankle-deep mud, the pizza party, the ice skating party, the parties after the parties, the serious heart-to-heart talks with his friends, the tears of class day, and the almost frightening reality of ' Commencement. Finally, but maybe dearest to his memory, 5 is the porting kiss from that special someone as he goes forward to meet the challenge of the future. IACK RENFORTH, senior and, catches a touchdown pass. 32