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

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BACCALAUREATE May 22, 1927 Processional . America Invocation ...................................... ......... R ev. S. L. Louden Junior Chorus-Psalm to Labor ....... ........................ M endelssohn Reading of the Scripture .............. ......... R ev. E. B. Lawrence Prayer ..............................,.......... ....... R ev. Alex Kilpatrick Girls Trio-Lift Thine Eyes ....... ............. .......,......... M e ndelssohn Sermon ................................................................ ......... R ev. S. E. Brown Prayer .................................................................... ........ R ev. S. L. Louden Junior Chorus-O, For the Wings of a Dove ....... .................... M endelssohn Benediction ............................................................. ....... R ev. Alex Kilpatrick f CUMMENCEMENT June 6, 1927 Processional-Grand March, Temple of Enterprise --Kroyman .......... ..... . Orchestra Invocation .......... L ................................................................................. Rev. S. L. Loudcn 55 S A: 5355: ,Q-H Tig. llfi' ' -' A' 1?- Wz- i ' 'Fi , . fx l i r Song, Voices of Ille Pyoodsn-A. Rubenstein ............................................ Senior Class XX COMMUNI'l'Y SERVICE THROUGH MARS HIGH SCHOOL l mOration, 'Iis Present Belzefitsj' ...................................................................... Sara Galer Duet, Selected ............................................................ .,...... M ary and Martha Knaell 5lilliOl'Htl0I1, r'Serfvice Through Physical Ezluczztionl' ......................... Howard Eyth Double Quartette: a. 'The Illillefs Wo0i1zg ............... ................ E . Fanning X b. I Hear a Thrush at Eve .............. ............... C harles Cadman X Soprano : Alto : I,.x Avonnell Ziegler Sara Galer Grace Oesterling Margaret Gay kf' ' Bass: Tenor: l l Kermit Schwab William McDonald g Arthur Williams Raymond Croft ,9ff'-9. l MwiOration, HIZIIIIIC' of an Enlarged Course of Study .......................... Virginia Wilson l i , Song, Joys of Springi'-A. Geibel ...,.. ..................... ............... ............... S e n ior Class fl iWmWOration, Necessity of Increased Capacity .................................... lVIartha Knaell ll 1 Donors .................................... ............. ......................... F e rn Morrowv and Harry Ziegler 3 l f ' Xl Overture, Lu.vt.vpiel -Kela-Bela ..................... ........................................... O rchestra i X l l Address ..............................................,........,........................ Rev. Carl August Voss, D. D. BM 2 A Farewell Song ................................................................................................ Senior Class I . ,fl ' Presentation of Diplomas ........ Dr. A. N. Lurting, President of the Board of Education 8 4 lVIarch, mlnnozfationu--K1'oyman ...................................................................... Orchestra X jp If - W mFirst Honors ........ 93.57 j U1 l 'I MSecond Honors .... 93.43 J. Z S WMThird Honors ...... 92.51 f ' iHiMiFourtli Honors .... 92.38 l H X if fi Q if KN.. . c .fl ,LLL X721 if '1Iw1aN'rr-Fxvls AV 'L 5 W ', 9. , Q --ss... J Vx R IVA , '- -- 1 , EFX 5 .i Q l . Z:-L Y-7 D K.

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r- -i A BUNCH OF FUN Fun? Well we'll tell the world! This was the funniest play ever presented by a Senior Class. No exceptions. X YVherever there are young people, look out for a good time. This play is cen- tered around a good time had by the young people at the home of the rector. His Wife a sweet, loving woman and his sister, a blighted maiden lady, have no end of trouble trying to suppress their incorrigible maid. The young boys and girls give the people of Heatherdale something to gossip about with the able help of the village broadcaster. And there's enough to make a story. . Talent galore-something new-fun 'til you were sick with laughing germs. PX ' K j Did you see our play? Bet you laughed harder than ever in your young life. We young folks were glad to demonstrate our dramatic ability to afford the people of our town a most pleasantly spent evening. This we did with thanks to the help of our coach. ' Dr. Grandon ....... Mary Grandon ...... Martha Grandon... Christina .................... Raymond Hunting. Vera Matherson .... ......Howard Taylor France .......Eleanor McCandless . ........... Frances Mair ......Howard Eyth ........Martha Knaell 1' 1 Nina Lee ................ ....... A vofmeii Zeigler L Cecily Moorland ....... ....... C larion Conley Sylvia Stewart ....... ......... S arah Galer Lynn Lockwgood ........ ............ H arry Ziegler N Alice Hunting ........ ............ E dna Farrar A . fu Murray Kent ........ ......... James Wohlgemuth J Tacks Mulford........ ........Wil1iam McDonald E 5 Mrs. Selina Blair ...... .................. M ary Knaell I ii if .1 -7, .ag t ff Z. .1 at f ,lo .-. 1- Tw 1-:x'rY-Fo ru fi -' I .. 4- f so xixifx 'J-. GPL v , A --is Mi., Q.-Lx ' ,nit

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CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 7-Woxv! The debut of the freshies. They're greener than ever. 8-Traffic rules are explained in chapel. So, keep to the right. 9-Another freshie caught in Solid Geometry class. 10-Seniors take Miss Blose for a freshie. Ham saves the day. 13-Miss Jackson caught making eyes at lVIr. Shumaker. Miss Cumming peeved! 14-Season tickets on sale.-Buy one and cheer for the team. 15-We learned in Economics class that if a man Wonlt buy you a diamond to buy . vw --., -'fdiigk one yourself and throw him in the lake. Ci. - freshies gradually getting acquainted. WAIT TILL THE RECEPTION! 16 17-Glee Club started. Mr. Shurnaker heads the gang. ' 20 in -Blue-and Gold Monday, after our boys held New Castle to a O-0 score. in 21-That New Castle spirit still lurks. Woe to the next victim! 22-Wovvl! The freshie's spirit is aroused. The penalties have been posted on the bulletin board. 23-Another school day! Same old grind, plus excess knowledge. 24-Cheer practice tonight. Atta-ole! hght ! SIS BOGM MARS!! 27-Mars beat Parker's Landing 33-O. Mustn't say Huh ? 28-Don't abuse the Hfreshiesn tonight! Remember they are just kids! Treat 'em nice! -No ufreshiesl' reported missing. All of them seemed to enjoy last night's spirits. -Seniors elect Staff. Let's get down to business! 29 30 OCTOBER 1-Big game tomorrow! Be sure to come! 4-All school saddened by the death of Uncle Davef, 5-Another romance! Zippe! Arabelle Hostetler walks home with Albert Sumner. 6-Juniors entertain us in chapel. Sorta pepping up for the Butler game. XT -Miss Jackson teaching freshies to draw graphs, She has a wicked touch but a straight line. 8-Class plans Saturday evening farewell party for Jane Degleman. ll-Holiday! ! ! !!! Mars beat Butler 6-0. N l2-Nothing doing-Same old story. Watch your candy papers. fMzikes lVI1'. ! 1 Conley hungry to pick them up emptylj l ly 13-Thrills!!! Mr. Shumaker is married! Didn't take the girls long to find it out!! 'S C'est dommage! 14-Vera Dawson entertains us in chapel with one of her masterpieces. 15-Alpha Society entertains us with the first Literary program of' season. ' 18-Bowser renders a well prepared lecture in chapel on Cheer Practice. X 19-Six w1eek's tests. Let's compare my 30's and your 2O's!! 'Q 20-High School flooded. Tinker's lVIorris Chair found floating in auditorium. E 21-Seniors help Miss Hespenheide average marks. Unfortunately, they weren't 1 Senior marks. 22-Mr. Conley makes a grand slam. Lectures to the 25o in chapel. -vt 25-Miss Neilson reads DrinkWater's Abraham Lincoln. Sweet Hortense! i' 26-Reports out!!!!! Now don't holler at the teacher. lt's you own fault, not A her's? that youlre so dumb! 27-Another 'ibustedn romance in Senior Class! We mention no names! 8-The famous M. H. S. Orchestra performs in chapel. Quit an orchestra everyone Q! will admit. 5 il -Senio are giving a masquerade party tonight. We wan everyone to look nice, V so be s re to mask. l T E ,S TWBNTY-Sxx E Tj l A 's riff- .,x4.....s ,I 1 'A A 1 , s-4-.mmm :Ax-jx jr., I A V ,X is XJ? A Q I A