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

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ait Mars High School JANES] TUZER Basketball, ’19, 721. Literary Editor of The Planet. There is one of our classmates named Jane. She is a regular kind of a dame; She’s a blue-eyed blond of whom we're all fond, And whom many like to gaze upon. Although she doesn’t live in Mars, She is one of our big stars, For when it comes to playing the game, Just leave the guarding to Jane. — LeRor NORTON (Le or Norton) Basketball, ’19, ’20, ’21. Manager, Basketball, ’21, 20. Foothall, 718; 219,220. Business Manager of The Planet. “Le” is a dandy good fellow and would be a useful ornament to any class. He isn’t crazy about books but is a star in athletics. ‘“‘Le”’ 1s shy about the girls, but we can’t help but think that he thinks of them in general and hopes to manage one in particular some day. ESTHER BOYCE (Eck) “Eck” is a modest little girl, with innocent blue eyes and a sweet voice. The opposite sex are attracted by her charms and so she is a general favorite. Her time is divided between being loyal to her class and writing billet-doux. ee : Page Eleven

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Mars High School Oe Sx DOROTHY FORSYTHE (Dot) Secretary of Philo Literary Society. Literary Editor of The Plane. Our Dot is an ever dependable student, active in literaries and excels in debating. Every six weeks she obeys the command of the Philo president, “‘The secretary will announce the next number,’’ with a characteristic sense of duty. The sort of spirited, full-blooded girl one likes to be with, you know. GRAHAM DreCOUX Basketball, ’20, ’21. Football, 718, 719, ’20. Captain of 1920 Football Team. Assistant Editor-in-Chief of The Planet. President of Sorosis Literary Society. Graham is the all around man of the Senior class. Besides his activities in athletics and as general spokesman of the class, he has many other duties. The last and invariable duty otf the school day is the chaperoning the five o’cloc car—or trying to. : LOYAL WALTERS Local Editor of The Planet. President of Philo Literary Society Basketball, ’20, ’21. Loyal, alias ‘‘Oddy,” alias “Gangley,”’: alias “Longfellow,” alias ‘Cauterpin,” alias “Andy Gump.” “Oddy” is the self-appointed enter- tainer of our class, and also author of the great- est percentage of class jokes and wit. For two years he has been an important factor in the basketball team. ‘‘Oddy” is an all around good fellow, and we wish him the best of luck. Papen ven

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Mars High School }xe- ALFRED MORROW (Alf or Possum) Football, ’19, ’20. ’ “Possum” is the big boy of our class, Who sits with cheeks aglow; He’s a brick in mathematics And in athletics far from slow; Sometimes we think him idle But he’s really very bright, And you will always find him To be a shining light. HELEN BOYCE Basketball, ’21. Though she joined us two months after school started this year, we all grew to like Helen, for she is such a good pal. She immediately took a most active and interested part in our class. Helen is a star in athletics and one of the most talented and industrious members. Her favorite diversion is dancing, but she main- tains the man-hater attitude. But no doubt she will change her mind, for DeCoux is quite convincing. GEORGE HARBISON (Tony) Football, ’20. “Tony” is one of the newly found members of our class. He is a bashful boy but chuck full of fun and an all around athlete. Some girls like short and chubby fellows, and this seems to apply to “Tony.” Page Twelve