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

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SENIOR PSALM OF LIFE if Tell me not to come to high school, Breakfast is an empty dreamy And the senior's Wise that slumbers, High school is not what it seems. Life is real, life is earnest and Next commencement is our goal, Back to high school thou returnest , Was not spoken of.r soul, True pleasure and not sorrow, ls our destined end and wayg But we find that tomorrow Is no brighter than today. Words of graduates remind us, That We use the hours that pass, And departing leave behind us, Ponies for the Iunior Class. Trust no teacher, howe'er pleasant, Pupils' ships are often sunk, Work, work in the present moment, lf you don't you will likely flunk. Freshies sweet, be up and doing, With a heart for any fate: And some time you'll be a senior, If-you only wait.

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CLASS WILL ll' Lee Bruce leaves his all-around sportsmanship to Charles Carey, the Fiery Patriot. Vivian Brooks leaves a pair of her shoes to Margaret Still. Mary Fugh leaves her dimples to Matt Hawkins. Clyde Kramer leaves his arguing ability to Mary Louise Lurting. Clara Louise Engle leaves that velvet blouse to the Freshman Home Economics Class, to show them how it should be done. Ruth Emmett bequeaths her wide smile to Mary Ellen McDonald. Iunior Lisman wills his tall stories in French class to Mike Doman. Anna Borland leaves her hair ribbons to MGizzle Ellis. Howard Allerton leaves his position as school artist to Loyal Whiteside. Walter Laber wills his liking for science to Warren Stern. Louise Critchlow wills her fondness for basketball to Betty Roll. Billy Tebay has left Mars for Butler, Fannie Werner ills her big brown eyes to Margaret Truver. Iames McConn6bequeaths his habit of criticism to Polly Sheppard. Theodore bequeaths his serenity to William Henry Harrison, Ir. Anna Mae Fredley wills her excuses before reciting to lean Baker. Vincent Callara leaves a chance for competition in the contest for clarinet solo, Eileen Still leaves her questions in English class to Eddie McNaughton. Art McCaslin bequeaths his 16-cylinder 1930 Dusenburg-Ford to anyone who can drive it. Harvey Bower leaves his suavity to Dan Porco. Rita Perry wills a couple of her kittens to Ioan Ekas. Bob Lawrence wills his happy-go-lucky attitude to Bob Porter, Ruth DeWinter leaves her drives to school to her sister, Dorothy. Paul Webster leaves his apron in Home Economics class to Keith Seibert -if it holds together that long. Frank Huffman leaves his dreamy expression to Art Morrow. Edna Gray leaves her ability in public speaking to Dean Wassum. Mary Hall bequeaths her southern accent to Marge Marks, Charles Wilson leaves his love for following Hres to Frank Wilfinger. Marie Lehm bequeaths her good judgment to Margaret Cooper. Pauline McQueen wills part of her temper to Tommy Sims. Signed on this lst day of April, aunty dominoes 0000 THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1938, Mars High School. Witnessed by: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. XXXXXX-X ftheir marks-the one straggling behind is Dopeyj Anthony Adverse.

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