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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1941 volume:

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Oh dear old Mars forefver For her we ll stand together We ll go where Mars wull tall us' Sturdy and staunch we ll stand Throughout the entlre land We ll surely fght for fame For Alma Mater s name' , No matter what hefalls us... , ' x Y ' 5 , Y To TH OSE WH OSE NCE A X Z 2 2 ND Lo 2 DEDXC ED 2 VE W Z Z 'LL g Q Xvnhden it wi W7?hIqfgljjljgi'igf1E3ff,Zf3gQli55TVe,, 1q '32 55273 Lie morale, gvghorii mccnloll O' gs Q rondlgjht one fl 1 ' Od To k w A , S N H p You ri f ' ght' 5 X P' E ' QAg I1 k , ff v 'Q 1 S 2 X wr gs' , U QUR PAR -v-1 v 'Q ' 1 E NTS St, E ' .1 -f ' ff' f 1 4 q ,f ur- l' w ' Q ' 79 19 A V, ll ,. Q Q 53312 Z Q gig ,Y , Q-f ',f J 4' 3- M- 2 61432 ?3 m Fsfw as ,7 W4 - 4 mg. ,'. Q 6, Y ,E 3+ if ' xg, ' A S W ' ' in I Y ' f , 4 r . v Y ,, af gy M is i . A s 1- 00 v 1 MARS GH HI SCHOOL Ufloancq ot edlucatlon C H PENNEY CARL CATLIN R H MARKS DR A N LURTINC- J L LATHAM E L KNAELL The success of Mars Hugh School IS due not only to the students and faculty but also to and also secretary of the school board and to Bessie Nenthercoat, faithful secretary to Mr Hudson l I the cooperation of Dude Knaell-janitor, I ll ' ll 4 ' Although he has no home room Mr J cuculltlg MR J H HUDSON Mr Hudson obtaunung hus BS degree from Geneva College and hus Ed M from the Unuversuty of Puttsburgh us the p rson to whom we go when we are seekung advuce ccncernung our school lufe He resudes un the unner offuce and us unturung un hus efforts to make Mars Hugh an outstandung Hugh School We the graduatung class of l94l wull never forget Mr Hudson We are truly grateful that we have had hum to help us over the bumpy road of our hugh school e To Mr Hudson we wush the best future possuble and may he contunue hus excellent work un Mars Hugh F Gregory us known to every student of Mars Hugh He us the one who authoruzes excuses and sees that we conduct ourselves as hugh school pupuls should He began hus teachung career as soon as he graduated from Grove Cuty College wuth a B S degree Some tume later he came to Mars and establushed humself as teacher of all scuences General Scuence Buology Physucs and Chemustry Mr Gregory re ceuved hus Ed M degree from the Unuversuty of Puttsburgh Characteruzed by a sly smule and merry twunklung eyes Pat as he us famuluarly known has become a fruend and advuser to all the students 1941 ll . . . . , .. . . . , 2 , V l I luf. , . . 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I I f W aculltmg MISS H ESPENHEIDE What would Mars Hugh do wuthout uts Math teacher Mass Hespenheudep Mars can claurn her as uts very own for she has luved here all of her Iufe She attended both grade and hugh school un Mars She was graduated from Curove Cuty College Too bad Mars doesn t have a college Mass Hes penheude does look a but stern but then how could she ever put Mathematucs across to everyone wuthout that look of determuna wuthout ut MR BROWN Mr Brown began hus teachung career at Mars un I935 Three years ago the Senuor class deducated theur year book to hum for they consudered hum theur personal proper ty as he entered Mars the same year as they dud Mr Brown attended Mahood Curade School and then entered Penn Townshup Hugh Upon leavung there he went to and was graduated from Sluppery Rock State Teachers College He also attended lnduana State Teachers College Duke Unuversuty CN Carolunal and Plttsburgh Could we want a more undustruous person as a mem ber of our faculty? We hope he lukes ut here and wull stay for a good many years MMM y Qs! Zdhiii MISS CAMPBELL No doubt uf one would ask Muss Camp bell what her favorute place was she would reply lnduana The cuty of lnduana may boast of Muss Campbell s educatuon for she attended Thaddeus Stevens Grade School lnduana Hugh School and lnduana State Teachers College Many of you have enjoy ed some of Muss Campbell s abuluty to cook through the cafeteria You must admut that the aroma that can be detected throughout the halls every Wednesday and Thursday us very pleasung to the nostruls Muss Camp School wuth her whute unuform and lnttle whute cap perched on her head MR WHITE Have you ever seen anyone auute luke Mr Whutep Hus name suggests the color of hus hour and the color of hus haur adds to hus personaluty well just ask any of the boys who take shop under hum They wull all vouch for hus good humor and hus abuluty to teach even those who are slow to catch on Mr Whute attended grade school un Rhode Island lHe forgot the name of the school but then everyone forgets somethungl He was graduated from Ambrudge Hugh School and Calufornua State Teachers College You wull go far before you fund another Mr Whute tion in her eyes? We just couldn't get along bell adds to the appearance of Mars High MR KELLEHER Hu ya Babe Any day you can hear the pupuls of Mars Hugh guvung out thus famuluar greetung to one of theur favorute teachers He was endowed wuth thus nuck name when he unvented that cognomen for a member of the opposute sex M R T Kelleher was graduated from Duquesne wuth a BS un Economucs and teaches us Commercual subuects and Cuvucs As foot ball coach he has developed our boys unto potentual college stars and has produced a team of whuch we may well be proud Hus sarcastuc wut and aboundung skull have be come famous and Mars Hugh would be lost wuthout hum MISS LAMBERT Dud you ever notuce a slum blonde tuny featured woman loaded down wuth books scurryung around Mars Hugh? Shes Muss Margaret Lambert and the books are ma terual for her varuous classes Latun I ll and Ill Englush l and Dramatucs Muss Lam bert graduated from the College of Wooster and receuved her Master of Letters degree at the Unuversuty of Puttsburgh She us unter ested un people and so her classes are most unterestung For any moment she may tue some seemungly urrelevant uncudent un wuth a Latun story and heughten our apprecuatuon of both Wuthout her abuluty and coopera tuon many of the actuvutues wouldn t be the same She spurs the Debate Club on and us an all umportant factor toward the success of the Junuor and Senuor Plays MISS LEHM Parlez vous francaus7 lf you dont you should ummeduately get un touch wuth Muss Margaret Lehm You wull not only learn to speak and read French but also somethung about the customs and manners of dress Muss Lehm belueves there s more to learnung than conuugatung verbs so she makes French enuoyable by frequent duscussuons of the people themselves She us sponsor of the Natuonal Honor Socuety and by her udeas for assembly has won a place un the hearts of the pupuls The French Club under her expert guudance had a most successful year whuch would not have been possuble wuthout her eagerness and enthusuasm MISS MYERS An effervescent personaluty two spark lung blue eyes and a wullungness to help those characteruze Muss Ruth Myers Her unterest un her work teachung us Englush us contaguous and we become eager to learn There s never a dull moment un her classes and many a merry one As soon as she grad uated from Allegheny College wuth a B A un Luterature she began her career at Mars That was four years ago and now she us one of the most beloved teachers here But ut s small wonder for her ever present smule un vutes you to be not just a pupul but a real fruend 7'VLaf:wu,-45 afrwfvtl 0?,..,Jt QAAZIAAJ' aculltuj . 11 - 11 11 - 11 1 1 1 ' ' - I ' - 1 . . . , - . 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I 0-LAJ MISS LOIS GREER Muss Greer a graduate of Mars Hugh School and ot Westmunster became a teach er here and has won a place un all our hearts She can tell you all about Louus XIV or about any other ullustratuve person from Modern Hustory and youll really re member ut Asude from beung a successful Curls Athletuc Assocuatuon has prospered under her able guudance and has become an outstandung club She us a good sport an unturung worker and us luked by all who know her Sunce startung to teach un Mars Muss Greer has receuved her Master of Let ters degree from the Unuversuty of Putts burgh MISS LOUISE HESS Muss Hess graduated from Westmunster and us un the Commercual Department She us especually gutted un teachung typung wuth accuracy speed and unutormuty ln her turst year class you can many tumes hear her ung t a d t Because other un cere unterest un the Planet Dust ut has been a great success and we know the re maunung student body wull apprecuate her work as our Senuor Class has May her cheer ful smule her pleasant vouce and her quuck step help the future classes as much as they have helped us un our school years Oz, WMV? MISS KOONTZ Muss Koontz has defunutely been educat ed un lnduana Pennsylvanua sunce she grad uated from grade school hugh and college un that town wuth a B S degree un Busuness Educatuon When we started as Freshmen Muss Koontz began her teachung here also and has the dustunctuon of beung the only has a specual method ot accomplushung ev erythung and certaunly knows how to teach students Commercual Geography Book keepung l ll and Salesmanshup Wuth her shy manner truendly smule and suncere attu tude she wull always be remembered by our graduatung class MR ZELEZNIK Mr Zeleznuk a graduate of the Unuversu ty ot Puttsburgh teaches Commercual sub jects and Socual Studues He us unuque un the fact that he can tell you what to do and you really enjoy doung ut He us especially well kncwn tor hus superb game ot baslfetball and can certaunly show ut when he us on the floor Not only us he noted for basketball but also hus specual way of dancung On the dance floor he us second only to Fred As taure The graduatung class ot l94l wull never forget hum because he has truly help ed us when we needed hum the most Q- uugi. u A ' 2 X Lv ' It u 1. 1 A ' 1 I - I I . , - . A H D .. I teacher, she is also gifted in music. The auburn haired teacher in Mars High. She . . l ' .D . ' . I . I - - . , ' ' 1 I ' I - , . say' - -s- - . s' - ' . . . ,, ,, , . . . . ' I I ' I I ' MR CHARLES GREGORY Who ns that tall impressive person tra versnng the corridors ot Mars Hngh School? is what everyone was wondering September 3 l94O Had we not seen him betore some where about Evans Cnty High School we would never have guessed that he was our own Mr Frank Gregory s twin brother How ever we dnd not waste time on nncndentals but immediately gave hnm our whole heart ed admnratnon and respect Previous to this time Mr Gregory taught school at Evans City after completing a course nn Science at Grove Cnty College We snncerely hope that Mr Gregory wnll remain nndetnnntely and that the following years wnll be as suc cessful as hns tnrst year has been MISS VIRGINIA IRWIN Perhaps you have wondered how such a very small person could extract musnc trom such a large number of unmusncally mnnd s ze Mnss lrwnn possesses a great ability and an exceedingly pleasing personality Mnss Irwin attended Carnegie Tech where she obtained her B A deg ee nn musnc Aside tram dnrect ing the Mixed Chorus the Girls Ensemble the Orchestra and all other musical groups she ns a musician nn her own right She plays the vnolnn and sings a lovely soprano To one who has been a friend as well as an adviser we wnsh the very best ot luck MISS ETTA MAE WALTERS Who ns one ot the most spirited and oth Ietnc ot our advisers? Why Mnss Walters our Gym teacher of course Not only does she teach Physical Ed but she also has classes in social studnes at the grade school She ns an alumna ot Mars Hngh School and a graduate of Slippery Rock State Teachers College One of her pet peeves ns a gym class that leaves the locker room in an up roar everythnng mnsplaced nothing put away To that vnvacnous all around grand person we wish the very best at everythnng MR ROBERT WILSON Even Mars Hngh School had nts contrnbu tnon to the armament plan ot the Unnted States Government nrn the person ot one of our teachers Mr Wnlson He was a mem ber of the Mars Hngh School faculty tor only one semester and having a low regns tration number he was called to service at the begnnnnng ot the second semester ot school Mr Wnlson was born in Beave Falls Pa on the same street nn the some house in which he now resides He attended hngh school there and later went to Geneva Col lege from which he graduated with a I3 A degree We were glad to have had Mr Wnl son with us for as long as we dnd and we wnsh he cound have stayed but nt he ns as well liked nn hns new posntnon as he was here at Mars Hngh we are certain ot his success Mrs David Roberts tnlled in the remannder of the term Eid-n.f77Z.Lz, CZAMJME li' ,IZ Jfpw-:JN are-,l4fu4,! f 4? 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A I IN CHERISHED REMEMBRANCE DOROTHY JACKSON Passed to Eternal Rest July 21 l94O I cannot say and I wall not say That she as dead She as just away' Wath a cheery smale and a wave ofthe hand She has wandered anto an unknown an And left us dreamang how very faar It needs must be sance she Iangers there And you ah you who the waldest yearn For the old tame step and the glad return Thank of her farang on as dear In the love of There as the love of Here Thank of her stall as the same I say IN MEMORIAM Mass ldelette Cruakshank March IO I94I Many of the students of Mars Hagh School began thear school late an second grade under Mass Cruakshanks excellent guadance She was admared and respected by everyone who knew her Craeve not for those whose souls tcake flaght from earthly care Tas but thear lot to enter farst a world more faar Wath beamang eyes they watch when we shall come and stand Waatang lust wathan the gate to clasp our hand OF ' I d. She is not dead-she is just awaly. JIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII HERE ARE THE SENIORS, THE SHO Nnr I S dO SHHOWO H CINV WHSEIH NEI EIEEWE11II1111lil1l11lllEl1'111411Ell1+ CLA SSES Qlliiiflllllllfl1iIIfEQIIQ11i1llf1+11iiff'i'iilIfivE1illiElEI1'il1'i1 E' llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 'E I E E I :I QQ ' I CLASS OF 1941 Adolr Alexander Allison tmyer Arbuthnot Boker Berber Blelo Bower Burford Burford Burr Cornohon Corothers Coylor Conley Connor CUDD l l l Allerton Al Box Clllfc ana the Santana Jeannette Adaar Janae Academac Snappy dresser pretty lakes to hear aave musac a aatterbug grand person and fraend GA A 2 3 Treasurer 4 S 3 Junaor Play 3 Musac Club l Co Edator of Planet Maxed Chorus l 2 4 Garls Chorus l 2 Carl Alexander Alex Specaal Great hunter gymnastac star lakes to swam and get lost nn the woods Track Manager 3 4 Club H Partol 2 3 Boys Chorus 3 4 Maxed Chorus 3 4 John Allerton Doc Academac Wants to be a master mechanac bualds model planes and shaps lakes stamp collectang says women have thear place Debate Club 4 Home Room Vace Presadent 4 Harry Allison Academac One of the tellagentsaa makes dynamac descraptaons personalaty plus Class Presadent 2 Class Vace Presadent 3 4 Student Councal 2 4 N H S 3 Presadent 4 Debate Club 4 Debate Team Planet Dust 4 Helen Altmyer Commercaal Mnxed Chorus Garls Chorus l 2 Garls En emble l Home Ec Club 3 Freshman Chorus l Junaor Garls Chorus 2 3 talkatave very fraendly and aolly lakes to sew Hazel Arbuthnot Commercaal twanklang eyes engagang smale transferred from Sprangdale an Senaor year gaaned a lot of fraends the short tame she was here Home Ec Club 4 Jean Baker Academac Petate very neat an appearance short and sweet p'ans to go to busaness school G A A l 3 4 Treasurer 2 S 3 Cheerleader 4 Planet Staff 4 Class Secretary l Charlotte Barber Chac Academac Very tany usually on the honor roll naturally curly haar would lake to be a nurse Junaor Garls Chorus 2 Home Ec Club 4 John Bax Re Commercaal Powerful buald Planet Dust 3 Manager 4 strawberry blonde true marksman wath a rafle lakes good dance musac especaally Kay Kayser type wears braght socks' Student Councal 2 Ed Buelo Commercaal wears saze fourteen shoe has feet are has baggest features and he s proud of at produces outstandang sound effects such as whlp poor wall call and lndaan war whoop Maxed Chorus 4 Boys Chorus 4 l 9 Helen Bower Academac Contagaous gaggle does a good tap dance wants to go to busa cess school Maxed Chorus l 2 3 4 Garls C orus 2 3 4 Home Ec Club 4 Maraorne Burford Commercaal Lakes to skate pleasangay plump and aovaal good sport one of the few twans floatang around Maxed Chorus 4 G r s Chorus l 2 4 Garls Ensemble Planet Dust 4 Home Room Presadent 2 Maurace Burford Specaal well known to the Dramatacs class by has vabratang pedal extremataes lakes to skate also wel bualt owner of only paar of whate salk trunks an the school Boys Chorus 2 3 4 Maxed Chorus 2 3 4 Charles Burr Chuck Commercaal quaet reserved lakes to hunt and shoot archery plays Hawaaaan guatar Spanash guatar and tenor banao but plays the Hawaaaan guatar best Alvln Carnahan Happy Academtc Lakes to sleep and read talks very slowly wrates excellent essays to make ham angry ca ham on the phone an the maddle of Fred Warangs Football 4 M Club 4 Planet 4 Helen Carothers Commercaal speaks an a pleasant slow drawl transferred from Evans Caty Hagh an her Sophomore year anterested IH Club work enaoys roller skatang lakes aer Oture Margaret Caylor Marg Academac always laugl'-arg short and cute pretty haar neat full of pep and vatalaty GAA ars Chorus l Planet 4 Planet Dust 4 Cheerleader 4 Wayne Conley Commercaal short mas chaevous gran baby bue eyes and blonde haar lakes to drave or at least attempt plays mushball on the Craders Corners team Boys Chorus 2 Maxed Chorus 2 lras Connor Academac G A A 4 Home Ec Club 4 Deserted Perry Hagh School an order to graduate from dear old Mars very actave at Perry fraendly and good natured Tom Cupp T cup Specaal one of the famous Press men lakes to argue amatates Vtfanchell to perfectaon best paper customer ns Mr Brown always pays has ball promptly Stamp Club 2 . . . . . . . , , .. . 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Clllfz-1 ana: the .Santana George Datt Commercual quuet dusposutuon Plymouth us hus car neat dresser thunks Floruda us the udeal state of the Unuon very thrufty prefers huntung and fushung to other sports Audrey Davus Audge Commercual ukes to dance petute sweet Muxed Chorus l Glee Club l Junuor Gurls Chorus l rs Chorus l 2 Gurls Ensemble l Poetry Club l Double Muxed Quartette 2 Student Councul Secretary 2 3 Presudent 4 A 2 3 Secretary 4 Planet 4 Junuor Play N H S 4 Ralph Davlson Dausy Commercual lukes a DeSoto favorute sport us swummung has an ear for musuc prefers Commercual Aruthmetuc to other subuects Boys Chorus 2 3 4 Muxed Chorus 3 4 Thelma Davlson Commercual tuny and sweet member of the Gurl Scouts spends most of her spare tume on skates loves to dance very fruendly aauatuc fan Bull Dawson Specual came here un hus second year from Alderduce lukes athletucs and dancung humorous great umpersonator hates to study lukes to go on bums talks wuth hus hands Dorothy DeWlnter Do Commercual buzzes around un a ruckety green Ford true fruend loads of fun always on the go Musuc Small Gurls Chorus l 2 N H S G A A 4 Double Muxed Quartette 4 .lunuor Truo 2 Truo 3 Planet Dust l 2 Parker Dobson ,lunuor Academuc very popular always openung wundows lukes ath letucs good sport wullung to help expert fusherman Track 2 4 Football 3 4 Student Councul 3 Class Presudent 3 4 Hall Partol 4 Junuor Varsuty Basketball 2 Richard Dudzunskl Burly Commercual tall and lanky spends hus spare tume skatung a cravung for blondes lukes Penn State where he wants to go plays the sax otball l 2 Club 3 Track 4 Helen Dunkle Dunk Academuc beautu ful redush brown haur lukes to sung popular swell dancer Musuc Club l Muxed Chorus Gurls Ensemble l 3 Planet Dust l rs Chorus l 2 Class Secretary 2 3 4 Home Room Secretory 2 A 2 3 Poetry Club 2 Double Muxed 2 Alta Solo 2 Cheerleader 4 Junuor Play 3 Ruth Evanush Commercual very neat pretty haur a smooth tap dancer favorute sport us tennus pet grudge agaunst Busuness Eng s enuoys dancung swummung and rnovues aspures to be an aur hostess Gurls Chorus l 2 Merle Fehl Nuts Academuc Football Track 3 4 Basketball 4 Hall Patrol Planet 4 M Club 4 popular very athletuc hus weakness us automobule accudents very socuable does errands for hus dad un a luttle old truck Parker Forsauth Park Specual snazzy dresser possesses a 4l Plymouth has a tendancy to speed man about town always on the go conversatuonalust unterested un undertakung Eugene Frutz Frutz Specual ca S all the gurls chucken or my pet known as the wut and humor of the Senuor Class Planet Dust 4 Planet 4 Home Room Presudent 4 Joseph Guallombardo Gully Academuc Football 4 M Club 4 H Patrol 3 4 talkatuve a star gymnast possesses a scuentufuc mund champuon story teller udeal fellow enuoys arguments Wulfrud Guesey Guesey Academuc transferred from Wulkunsburg un hus Sophomore year knows hus Roosevelt and all other polutucs extensuve vocabulary Student Councul 2 Muxed Chorus 2 Junuor Play Oratuon 3 Boys Chorus 3 S 3 French Club Treasurer 3 Presudent 4 Planet Dust 3 Edutor 4 Presudent Debate Club 4 Debate Team 4 Extempore Speakung 4 Planet 4 Harold Grosuck Amy Scuentufuc came from West Vuew un hus Sophomore year Track Hal Patrol 3 4 Football 3 4 M Club 3 4 Boys Chorus 4 French Club actuve popular never wuthout chewung gum Tom Hannon u Specual dead shot un basketball wears out the road to Sprungdale admured by the opposute sex Football 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Track 3 4 M Club Hall Patrol 4 Planet 4 French Club 4 Class Treasurer l Mary Heckert Dolly Academuc swums luke a h has a steady at Ohuo Unuversuty druves her dad s Packard easy goung constant fruend A l Gurls Chorus 2 Margaret Hershey Marg Specual goes roller skatung three or four tumes a week unterested un Art wants to take up beauty cul ture a shorthand shark Muxed Chorus l Home Ec Club l Betty Hespenhude Commercual us related to a member of the faculty by the same name hopes to be a pruvate secretary lukes skatung adducted to turkey and all the trummungs Home Ec Club 3 Junuor Gurls Chorus 2 I T T f, H V 3,4... 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L5 1 ni M1 M a4M,q,f.ffj0-04, 'L J, elfvvlofq-ilezfv Q X 1 OT 416 LMA. 0 Q C-4-LL CLASS OF 1941 Hood Hornuck Huffman Hunter Hutchens Hutchison Joeckel Jones M Kennedy R Kennedy Klsne Koch Layne Lefever Leffler E Leslue L Leslue R Leslie Luchy Llsmon clllfe one the emona Ella Hood Jnggs Commerctal vcry wjllrng worker llkes buke rrdung pretty brown eyes and very long eyelashes an unusual sense ot humor Small Gtrls Chorus 2 3 Raymond Hornlck Roy Specjal plays a steel gujtar hates reckless dnvlng appre cjates good literature western muslc and folk songs Interested In radro bujldjng and expernmenttng Everett Huffman Specjal has a hobby of studyrng automobjles ltkes mathemattcs and baseball tntertds to become a rnechanjca' engtneer handsome qutet Juntor Play 3 Mjxed Charus 4 Boys Chorus 4 Pearl Hunter Commercial aftunjty for lemon custard ple brownest of eyes swrms dances ambnteort as to be a secretary or stcn ographer G rs Chorus 2 3 4 Mtxed Chorus Home Ec Club Katheryn Hutchens Kate Cornmerc al very short and gulet neat appearance o :ng to busuness school swtms lnkes :ce skatjng Home Ec Club l Junxor Gtrls Chorus l Fred Hutchison Turk Commercral good dancer plenty of freckles popu ar watt the opposnte sex smokes a mean prpe Muxcd Chorus 3 4 Planet 4 Junjor Play Vtce Prestdent of Class 2 Rose Jaeckel Commerclal day njght dnves around tn a bug Bulck sjncere frnend to all G A A G r s Poetry C ub Planet Dust 3 Planet S 3 bow s every Mon Chorus l 2 Mtxed Chorus l Howard Jones Academnc Grady Mtxed orus l 2 Boys C rus 2 3 o 2 3 Music Club l M Club 4 Octette 4 fruendly popular has an extreme ltktrtg for Ma'e Ouartette 2 Track 3 4 chemrstry Marjorte Kennedy Marj e Academlc A l Gtr s Chorus l French Club enjoys roller skatung has personality wears the most novel puns sdentjfued by her clever luttle Oh a whuch she uses gutte often Robert Kennedy Snowshoes Academuc Football 4 M Club 4 gulet g r s y enjoys huntrng and all outdoor sports has the most unterestsng arguments on all subjects wutn Mr Brown Rosella Klme Rose Commerclal goes horseback ndjng has an affectjon for symphonles and opcra dances and swnrns pretty brown eyes Gjrls Chorus 4 transferred from Schen e Lourse Koch Cookte Scjentufjc ready smile llkes the navy wants to be a nurse Home Room Presldent l Junuor Play French Club 3 4 Home Ec Club 3 Secretary 4 S 3 D bate C'ub 4 Debate Team C Editor of Planet 4 Janrce Layne Jany Academlc one of those honor roll students trav sferred from Pea body ln Sophomore year gajned many friends good sport French Club 3 4 GA A 4 N H S 4 Debate Club 4 Debate Team 4 Co Edltor of Planet 4 r Lefever Commercjal undeclded as to hls octlons after graduation ljkes motlon pjctures llkes to drjve moderately enjoys watchtng a good game of football Carol Leffler Academlc gujet and sweet ltkes to dance and :ce skate relnshes harn bar becucs r s Chorus l 2 Mlxed Chorus Gtrls Ensemble 3 4 Planet Dust 3 4 Planet 4 Truo 4 Debate Club 4 Debate Team Home EC Club Eleanor Leslre Academlc very popular beautlful soprano volce lakes to rlrjve and dance A 4 Secre y Planet Dust Planet 4 Junjor Play S 3 Cheerleader 4 Debate Club 4 Soprano Solo 3 4 Mtxed Chorus 2 3 4 r Chorus 2 Gtrls Ensemble 3 Trjo Lester Leslle es Spec al very curly hair w ll ed extremely talkotlve loutslde of classl a Sampson bujld handsome outstandjng lnneman F otball 3 4 C ub 3 4 Robert Leslie Bo Commerclal sandy half fond of trappjng ltkeable dlsposjtton a great hunter and flsher spends hrs eve nmgs at Walters Interested tn farmtng Ruth Lrchy Academjc wjnter js her great love for then she can :ce skate and sled rude wants to go to Penn State Home EC Club 3 4 Gtrls Ensembe 3 4 Gtrls Chorus 3 4 Mtxed Chorus 3 4 Debate Club 4 Planet Dust 4 Charles Lrsman l-lltler Speclal never sa argumentattve rather jolly rovjng Caballero among tre g rl an u s tn agua' fs Itkes drtv ng trucks especlally bug jobs :ce skattng en huslast an erested an mechanjcs a twtn of Hazel ly. MEM A ...Nl-l..,4... e . VI... 1 O- H MA . to B11 2,3,4.,. . C 'A .,..g. . 'f w..a.j' ,,3,4... ' 3,4.,. ' , , , ...a.A..1,, lToVA2,3.,. ' . j,2,3,4... NH.. ,4... 2.3.4. ' 4 ...2,3,4... tr 2... 4...N.H..,4. ell k S ' Ch ,,3,4... 'ho ,,4,.. l '- sol ,,4... .. so bu... G.A..,2,3,4... L' ., , 4,.,' ' . ' r, f , d... - .,. jlsh ' ' ts... :l 'ge ne' ...23,- Clllfc ana the .Santana Hazel Llsman Commerclal a very hearty laugh a few freckles here and there always ready for fun llkes athletlcs G A l Mnxed Chorus l Home Ec Club 4 Mary Llvlngsfon Commercual born In Ireland no relatnve to Jack Benny has an unusual sense of humor pretty eyes and halr one of our taller gurls r s Chorus l 2 Dorothy Lloyd ot Academuc never sober faced good sport skates every Fnday nlght a contagious smlle keeps a steady stream of chatter Mlxed Chorus l Glrls Chorus l French Club 4 Ollve Mae MacPherson Special a flne seam stress makes most of her own dresses wants to be a dress desugner has had flve years af sew ln l-lame Ec Club 3 4 Junuor Gsrls Chorus l Harold McCandless Peanuts Academic favorute pastlmes are sleepung and eatang goes to Evans Cnty every nlght lakes shows and to play the slot machunes hearty laugh lukes to tease Delbert McCaslm De Academuc newsboy lakes to dnve around an has Chevy known and popular Band 2 Frances McKmney Commerclal a good sewer possesses a swell personaluty neat dresser lce skatlng enthusiast Gnrs Chorus Freshman Chorus l Mrxed Chorus 3 4 Home Ec Club 3 Treasurer 4 Betty McLaughlm Cammercual quiet dark eyed mlss rxdes around on her buke a great dea favortte foods are ace cream and candy plays volleyball keeps a scrapbook Mnxed Chorus l A 2 Home Ec Club Wallace McMarInn Wally Specnal Junuor Play H Partol 3 4 humorous always happy has a falr rosey complexlon falr cartoonust gymnastnc star excellung on e rungs good baseball prtcher Sam McQueen Sam Scuentuflc another perpetual honor roll student a great arguer and outhoruty on l-lonnubol Mo Planet Dust 4 Football 3 4 M Club4 S 3 French Club 4 Debate Clab 4 Debate Team 24 Edna Marshall Eddue Commerclal .lunuor Gnrls Chorus l 2 Plays a piano accordlon collects theater tncket stubs wants to be a secretary after school or else go to busnness college James Marshall Goldue Specual speed ln druvung as has arm accuracy doesnt count has a varuety of cars rangung from Bantams to IO lopues wants to be an oll man Football 2 John Moorman ap Academuc m tlculately dressed French fxend a champ at basketball lnkes the night aur lmore helpfull allergic to pouson lvy Vice President of Class l Muxed Chorus l 3 Boys Chorus l as ket all 3 4 M Club 3 4 Earl Morrow Morrow Commercual tkes blondes and brunettes hates spunach and sauer kraut a whuz at basketball l-lall Patrol 4 Club 3 Planet Planet Dust Basketball 2 3 4 Jane Nash Academuc popular new member of Sensor Class always smulung transferred from Avalon where she was qulte active especually n sports swe I pal G A A 4 Mary Neuthercoat Commercnal suster of Bessle men talks short and fast congenual always helpful keen sense of humor charming Mary Nell Penney Nellie Academuc wlllung to lend her car wants to goto Grove Cnty well dressed very frlendly wuth a sweet dns posltuon A l Girls Charusl 2 Mlxed Chorus 4 Ruth Poole Commerclal twtnklnng eyes beautuful haur attractlve smlle very neat lakes to travel loves to devour bananas and :ce cream her hobby as photography enloys roller skating danclng and soft muslc Gurls orus l 2 Elizabeth Pucceth Betty Commercial a pretty wrlter very amucable glad to do favors hopes to be a secretary enjoys swnm mlng dancung and skatung admures movue stars and collects theur plctures and autographs Jeanne Pulleyn Scnentlfuc good natured always knows a good poke loads of fnends known by her famous beanie hats Girls Chgrug Mixed Chorus 3 4 French Club 3 4 Planet ,,..A..,2, ' 3,4.,. . ' , ..,Gil' ,,4. ' ' . ... D .,. ... '...e- . ' , ' .,.B- b ,... ,. J ... .., ',..l' I , . . i '...a plays clarinet...aspires to beasurgeon.,.well ...friendly to all..,likes talldark and prosperous ' s if l,2 ' ' ,.,G,A..,2,3,4... , ...G.A,.,3,4... , ,I 2,3,4. ' ' Ch ,,3. ' , th - - 'i' . V , ...Nl-l..,4... 2,3...' , I - .. 4. ... . L smon L vmgston Lloyd Mocpherson MCCondless McCosIm McKinney McLOugl'1Im ,VlCfVlGl'lII'1 McQueen E Morslwoll J Morslwoll Moormon Morrow Nash Ne flwercoot Penney Poole Puccettl Px.. C,r' jfaiwjc ,,y1Qga,,J,L,A,, U Q pp! f ML- grwm 374632 I 7.5465 fgvcflgn' ALM-L fuzmj 2f.,,,K,,4,f,,M,, U fy-wwf 7x2 Nf + 1ff-,ZZ-,4 !l.ZZ,fff AymJM Z fd! 4-W4 ffvf,57zfr4-Mf CLASS OF 1941 . 3 an X ,, If I I q X3 fl 8 li - ,' aflkk Lit, ffrff , Llc! -. f J' D h. LLLH lc J y '33 , 'Ll' ru' 9' 'A 1 , 71 2 ! , V Q paMff,cv.f I 1-' I , . . ' J' l QL fi , ' f 'I C A 5 ' VM..- VZ- lung l wt . fp I Q -slr , I ,A . K xx lxl NJ I .Q ' 3 L n g 73 A as -'Q I' Ill,.,JL..f-.Z Lza,54 V'X!L fy A L4-.M if WWW! 4 'Pm M-fy M My Zdwwglui Zu f avefvf f Zcbfki w 9' 'RWE CLASS OF 1941 Reed Reuser Renuson Richard Robnnson Rowan San n Schwab Slrney Spoehr ack Stone Swunderman Trimble Vaughan Vogel Wo rd Wa ssum Weusse rt Westerman Clllfe cm:-3 the z-:mana Carolyn Reed Commercaal well groomed haar Edward Stack lovaal fraendly per pleasang personalaty another of our skatang sonalaty has ambataon to be a palot lakes enthusaasts G r s Chorus l 2 Maxed Chorus baseball football and P O D daslakes typang Home Ec Club 3 4 Freshman Chorus Boys Chorus 2 3 4 Maxed Chorus 3 4 J Gl Ch 3 Umor Us OMS Luther Stone Commercaal can Be'l'l C' Re'5e Befl Commefclol master any sport but dancang would gave any lwbbv Ol C0lleCll lQ D'Vl5 O COVTSTCHWT Q'QQl9l' thang to learn how lakes garls that one can not Home Ec Club 3 Vace Presadent A N H S 3 ce be SU,-e of d,5l,l4eS the Clmgmg Vme Type Presadent 4 Garls Chorus 4 Maxed Chorus 4 llos mee lj,-Own eyes Planet Co Edator 4 Planet Dust 4 Home Room Vace Presadent 4 Home Room Presadent 3 Eleano' Sw de'ma 5 POS G Hobby Cl collectang pennaes roller skatang and swammang enthusaast lakes nace clothes and loads of fun her most hated sublect as P O D Elizabeth Remson Labby Scaentafac anvoraably on the honor roll plans to be a nurse loves to go to shows saves souvenars Treasurer Home Ec Club l Maxed Chorus l 2 Cllff0fd Trimble 5Ul'6'Sll0T BOYS Cl'l0 U5 rg Chg,-UQ I lakes swarnmang and skatang Maxed Chorus 2 shoots pool wath great accuracy G R h d C l f race lc or Omm FOO best O Sewers usually fands hamsef behand the eaght ball works and an excellent cook everyone s pal skatang HI Y t H d t t Y an Maxed Chorus 3 4 Home Ec Club 3 4 OS O I mg S G lon O en on O presen Garls Chorus l 2 Freshman Chorus l Junaor Reber, Vaughan Red Commerclol G l Ch 'V S OMS 3 plays on Cooperstown baseball team enloys read Clarence Robmson Doc Specaal Boys 'UQ CJl'lCl 5l40l 'WQ 'NOV ION' The NOVY QOOd Chorus 2 unusually good ballaards player l'l0lUlefl V9VY red PON' Swell SDOVT l:00l enloys out door lafe thus huntang and fashang are 3 has favorate sports hopes to be a mallworker DOSSQSSQS O Clem Strong VOICE Wrlma Vogel as Commercaal reservej lakes to roller skate and hake reads a great Maxlne Rowan Commercaal wall attend Pank dea one of the few red headed garls an the Senaor erton s Secretaraal School an Pattsburgh hobbaes Class Garls Chorus l Small Garls Chorus 2 3 are readang books and collectang postal cards very cluaet lakes to dance and skate HUYYY Word COmmeVC'0l F0l5 Qood student slack black haar excels an Book 6 Commercml keepang and POD aeronautacally manded wallang worker very fraendly lakes basketball and bowlang has collectaon of cards and poems Foolboll 4 dances fond of popular musac Home Ec Club 4 Garls Ba ketball Team l 2 Dean Wassum Dean small and wary Kathryn Schwab Katie Commerclol optamast bl teases thi faculty dajakes stujyang likes muslc OIWO S e d T h I O h amaa e masc aevous goo nature an r a Y Y O 6 D rc eslm always smalang braghtens the halls wath has sunny Mildred Sahll M lla lakes shows deep brown eyes M Club 4 Band 2 Claranet Quartette 2 Grs Chorus 2 3 4 Maxed Chorus 3 A Planet Dust 3 4 Planet Home Ec Club Oclelle 4 Double M'Xed Q'-Joflelle 3 cute grand personalaty talks at breakneck N H S 3 Secrelmy 4 Home ROOm Secfe speed tops an avory tacklang an essentaal part dasposataon enloys sleepang an classes Elsre Jean Werssert E se Scaentafac 'OW 4 of More Hagaa FS chorus a 2 fvaaxefa orus l 2 3 Musac Club l GAA 2 lllqe Allce Faye Dopulor Smooth dancer Class Treasurer 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 very octave especaally an sports pleasang person French Club 3 V158 gresldem 3 Ollly GA A 2 3 president A Planet Dust Garls Ensemble 3 N Hs eclgettgry Cl b 4 plonel Girls Chorus 2 Home Declamataon 3 4 Junaor lay e ate u Room presldem 2 Cheerleader 2 Planet Busaness Manager 4 Planet Dust 4 l-0'5 5 'eY Sarney Commercaal looks Paul Spoehr Aggdemlc Soft Spoken Marlon Westerman Home Ec Club 3 4 Garls mlnasrerg Son lmmoculolely groomed CO Chorus 2 Musac Club l O chestra l 2 3 4 legrg mold-, folders llkes ,Ce Sllolmg plans fraendly and well laked a flash an bookkeep to attend college Maxed Chorus 4 Bgyg IV1 llls9S YTWUSIC DlClYS vaolarr QOWQ T0 Chorus Florada to spend next wanfer . 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' - - 3,4... ,, , l . -f ,..a ' ' ' l- ...r ,,a ..27... r Wood CLASS OF 1941 John Walsh Jack Academic New comer from Peabody where he was very actnve likes dancing basketball and red heads dislikes spinach and homework after graduation he hopes to be an engineer or draftsman Raymond Wesferman Ray Commercial books may inlist in U S Army as an Aviation Mechanic plays a slide trombone Loyal Whiteside Curly Commercial unusual sense of humor interested in photography always prefers a Proffitt to a loss Planet Staff 4 P anet Dust l 2 3 Manager Bas ketball 4 Manager Football 4 M Club 4 Home Room President l Harriet Wick Academic an ace in typing quiet well mannered wants to teach kindergarten Mixed Chorus l 2 3 4 Girls Chorus 2 3 4 Girls Ensemble 3 4 French Club 4 Planet Staff 4 Planet Dust 4 Music Club l Poetry Club 2 Walsh Westerman Whiteside Wick Williams Woods Yocom Howell Senneway Smith Edna Williams Academic Mnxed Chorus l 3 Girls Chorus 2 3 Orchestra l 2 Music Club l lSecretaryl Home Room Presi dent l President Freshman Class l Poetry Club 2 Girls Ensemble 3 4 Junior Play 3 Home Ec Club 3 President 4 Planet Dust Staff String Ensemble 2 friendly laughs and laughs beautiful and well kept red hair Carl Woods Academic One of the mighty men of Mars plans to attend college an study agriculture Ronald Yocom Lil Abner Powerful build well informed on science worth his weight in friendship pet hobby is taxidermy hopes to attend a trade school indulges in winter sports but ice hockey is his preference David Howell Dave Newcomer from Schen ley High quiet disposition studies hard rather shy likeable fellow enloys motion pic tures plays a fair game of baseball true Evelyn Senneway Cert tall and talkative likes to argue transferred from St George s where she was class president also attended South Hills where she made the swimming team Home Ec Club 4 George Smith Cert Smitty only posses sor of mustache in the school lincluding faculty? good natured talks abruptly a painter by trade has an old blue Ford Student Council 3 Lewis Wood Cert Gas House partial pates in all kinds of sports wants to work for five years and then get married always happy go lucky M Club 3 4 Football 3 4 Hall Patrol 3 4 Track 4 'A ,.. 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I ... 1 n ll ll - 4 .ll I ...I ,, A - H . fi ,,, ,, , -- JIM COLTON In l938 the class which his year is to be graduated was aug mented considerably by a group of people who came to this school from Etna Among this group was one Jim Colton who immediately be came a part of Mars High School He was a friend to all and an in tense lover of sports ln fact he was a star on the gridiron lt was in I939 that he first contracted the ill fined in an iron lung a victim of infantile paralysis His struggle has in :red all Through it all heartwarming smile never vanished Motto One step at a time but always forward Class Colors Maroon and C-old Flower Red Rose MIXED EMOTIONS By Barton Rees Pogue Clad and sorry Sorry and glad So glad we are sorry And so sorry we re mad Clad for commencement and school at an end Sorry to part with each precious friend Clad that exams are cut of the way Sorry w can t give another class play Clad that some teachers can t frown at us now Sorry to miss their corrections somehow Clad for the teachers who smiled at our stunts Sorry if ever we worried them once, Glad for advice we remember so well, Sorry we didn't quite learn how to spell, Clad for vacation, and no lessons at all, Sorry the school bell won't call us this fall, Clad and sorry, Sorrv and glad, So glad we are sorry, And so sorry we're mad' 29 ,fv- 'va' , , K4 I 1 t . 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I I I I e ' ' ' I I I I JUNIOR CLASS Thus closs entered Mors Hugh un Septem ber l939 cus Freshmen wuth on enrollment of l49 They luke oll others were confused cut turst but soon become oduusted to the new lute Hovung survuved the Sophomore yeor wuth out ony mushops they hove now reoched thot step un Lute ot Mors Hugh School mdk ung them Junuors moture wuse ond dug nufued The Junuors elected Ed Held presudent Stonley Puotrowsku vuce presudent Florence Held, secretory lvlcuruon Norton treosurer Thus closs cooperoted ond recullv worked hord un order to enlorge the trecusury enough so thot they could be hosts to the Senuors ot o bcunquet ond prom They sponsored donces ond slcotes Around the bosketboll ond teotboll gomes wos sure to be seen o group ot Junuors sellung het dogs condv ond pep At noon they olso sold mulk ond uce crecum from the Home Ec room The .lunuors proved thot producung ploys us o very protutoble busuness by cleorung S2l4 on the productuon Apron Strung Re volt whuch wcus durected ccupoblv bv Muss Lombert Theur protuts exceeded oll hugh woter morks of prevuous yeors We know thot next yeor w ll be more suc cesstul than ever tar these Junuors IUNIORS u 1 1 - ' , , , '. , J . . V N 1 - I + I I V , , . . - 11 . . t ,, . . , , I , I . u Q - I I I . .Xlluuulruu Xl, uuu I, uluuul. li l'- Nl lv-u. tu u .Yuxn Iv. li u lu t-u-ul lu ,, Nl' uf Nl XX l uuu- Xl 'u .Xuuuuuc NNW ,un M' luuzu, l uv Nu '--u. KX .-uuu lltulluuu. luuuuus tl' u. ll -u-t X .:ul. ,lt 'u llwuu- , lluufeu ll um: Nl -luui 'X '-uuu, lil u' I . IL: '--, Xulu-- luuuru ll uve NT -,lu X mu. NI 'u- lZ.u-uuuuutuuuuuu. liuulutuu Il yu- XXull,uuu uut uuulu .4. ixuuzu lltu-lout lluuuuu llu uuluulu. l.teu.- l'-'-uuuu' l.x.u Nlu. llluuux, -lzuuuuue Ilu'-Q .Xutuu:e' l'u uuu,-A, Wuu '- ll-uu4.uuu. ,l.u!Hu- llu -l. l.uu.-vu I'uu 'uuuu. XI utu. l! uuuuu , XX lluxuuuu ll-'ul. ll-uuuuuu fl'-uuu-. llu-'. lin- lu-. Nluu' uuuu ll u ' ., lu' u ' u- lt u Vu l -uu. lluuwlr, lmlxxuruf llu 'uuu' l'u ' llu fuu, liu -uuuu Ilu,uu::u. XI.u: lsuuuu- ll l. .Xuuluuuu Huw--uuu. Xluut lyluu lluuuux'u. 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It I lP,ux ul-u-u. llululu- l,u'4 4' 'ul H' uuluuuu uu Xxu uuu l1.u,-ut, l-.if l.- , l--, su, up-1. ll uuu- 'lu-ur. l'u' l.u' N lu'--Q X' luzu-X lxxtu' elu. l.uuuuu- l.u ll utuu ' N- -,gy l - l .uu-uuuuu. lf l..uu lx u-'- li ' ul l'slu'.Xluuu-- u. ufq llfuuu ,u , I'Uu4ueuu'. ll Nl V lil.-u u ,lull- l'luus Xltuu- Xlu 4u XX ll uuu u- .. lu-uu' I' utu-' .uluu Xlu ' I RI, u. Xu' luu'lu'. l'u Xl lluu' l.X'-- l I-u XI u.u - Xl u,uu ' u A Hu. I' u' l'Su'lf liuuuul-1 llu' lul' Xl ', u 'Ut , ' l ru uf l..,, Hum, xl, Vx , 'zu .K u , ,. l.ul--ful 1 u ' XI l' u u-. lx u'-u' fu - fu If l-- 4..4u- '1x,IQu'u Xlul u-uu u- lluuuuu' Hum-ur .fu' u Xl ew' Nlul U- ll- -- lil The Sophomore class suncerely hopes that SOPHOMORE CLASS ln September 1939 a group ot tumud Freshmen numberung about 150 entered Mars Hugh Durung theur turst year at Mars they partucupated un a great many ot the sccual actuvutues ot the school Wuth the begunnung ot the fall term ot 1940 a much more enthusuastuc group en tered Mars Hugh for uts second year The suze ot the class remauned about the same as un uts Freshman year The Sophomores elected Jack Cuddyre tor theur presudent Under the guudance ot theur leaders they have trued to make the treasury grow by sponsorung dances and skatung partues Thus class us well represented athletucally n school Several Sophomore boys boast membershup on the Varsuty Basketball Squad lulcewuse a tew ot the gurls have shown theur abuluty by makung the Curls Basketball team ut has been an asset un malcung Mars Hugh Bull Selle vuce presudent Peg l-lannan sec a more outstandung school retary Wallace Caylor treasurer SOPHOMORES lk: u K N lu x uxu xt xu u x x X x N u X u u u us V I uunl 111 32 u 1 L . . , I . . . u . 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Nl.u11lu.u Yuuuuvu. l'luuu-Vuut ll--Y'l'fV llll'li Xlvl'-uutulu-. l.:uuuuu .1 uru. Xutuhu 4 ,tu.- 41, Xl utl1uu Xvltuuu1ut:uJ..XtuJu fu uuutfu. Su- llsu l',u'1-,. lim ..lul W , J fm 5- 1- 3 1 tb 52 ' V Q 2' 5', 1 9 G , ,...J-fl v ,Q ' f V yi. lm., an 15 ,g,,1H 9 Y Q Mi M Q, , ,,,,, FRESHMAN CLASS Approximately l55 Freshmen entered Mars High this year. Due to the extreme ad- justment one has to make between grades eight and nine they were somewhat be- wildered at first As the year has progressed they became familiar with the new ways These Freshmen were duly initiated by the Juniors on November l l94O Some unknown facts were revealed on this occa sion The boys really proved that they would be most attractive looking girls by donning feminine apparel There also can be found some handsome little gentlemen among the girls Members of this class have given the stu dent body reasons to believe that they are FRES 1 11 1 l i l 1 YL 11 1 1 11,11 11,1 11p,1 interested in and proficient along athletic lines, Many boys are on the Junior Varsity Basketball team and Ches Walters made the Varsity Basketball team, The Freshman girls should not be slighted here for several of them have shown their athletic ability by being selected members of the Girls Basketball squad Under the able leadership of Robert Ca bosch president Edgar Stetson, vice pres: dent Robert Wensel secretary Eleanor Ferguson treasurer the class has made an excellent start and as a whole they are looking forward to much success and happi ness un their years to come at Mars High HMEN 1 1 lu 35 x 1 Ntgli lla x I x N11 Nu 1 1 i i NH N4 Nm N11 Nu NN l L. 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R,,y,X.,, l 'l 'fs l1- l'-llfl ll1 lx l'l 'l- ll'll'llY XXX-1111'1'. lnllii I-livvlxf-1. ll-lf: til-K,,,,,, Hr, ,,,,,,,1 XX' fl.1n:m. Vltzin l'illsl - l- s Xlgtgt.. lilimy Hills. l.2ll1:t11 P' 'l- H4-it ,x1r,'si..1:. 1111. I 1 xx'.1s1.1.. Q11 -. l i1l11. Nl111.i Nlilliv. l'.li:11i111 Q XY111t-ls. llnlnllli lwxllifin-11. Xl.1- ,l.11i- XI lil' XI NWN Xk'.,y-1, -myth- l-'vivilui-11:s::, llnii- tl 1, yi-lmim f:i1'i1iv. 'lm' F PROPHECY Let me see now where are those plctures7' What s that sonny7 Tell you what they re doung? Well I don t know nf I can but I ll see If I can con lure up a vusron of each one These old hugh school pnctures of mane sure do look faded dont they? I ve got the order they re IH practically memoruzed by now so I ll lust go straight down the lust so we ll get through nn tlme for your bedtime John Allerton another Lrndbergh It seems for avnatnon holds has Interest Hazel Arbuthnot private secretary to Frances Perkuns John Bax professor of geology at Learnmuch U Margorle Burford proprietor of a chain of beauty shops Helen Carothers offlcual cheerer upper for the nation Wayne Conley must have a druvnng wall for he s stull everyone s chauffeur Cleorge Datt acclaimed by all to be the best munlster sunce Bully Sunday Thelma Davison gurls swimming coach at Mars Hugh Parker Dobson helpnng the avlatuon lndustry as aeronautical enguneer Ruth Evanush awarded prize for most effucnent secretary Parker Forsalth truant offacer for Mars Boro Schools lHow dad that happen7l Wllfrld Glesey renowned polltucuan for the Democratic party of course Mary Heckert owner of new skating rlnk Triple Wlllows Ella Hood presrdent of Shortues club for those under 5 2 Pearl Hunter slnglng her blues away In the A Cappella Chour Rose Jaeckel efflcnency expert for Dandy Clothes Inc Robert Kennedy rlsen to great heughts ln the U S Alr Corps Janice Layne helping students as of yore with their French home work Carol Leffler essayust and the author of The Reason Why Robert Leslie proponent of the theory back to nature Tom Cupp-lots of flashes wnth dots and dashes Wlnchell s ruval Edna Marshall demonstrator for Cluckety Clock Typewruters Inc Delbert McCasl1n surgery as has fueld and well he does nn It Wallace McMarlln braves the terrors of the African jungle for fun Earl Morrow captain of champuonshup professlonal basketball team Mary Nelthercoat clerklng In a department store Carolyn Reed secretary and head adviser to the Presldent Grace Rlchard telephone operator wuth the smnle un her vouce Mildred Sahll stall Ieaflng through the famlly album Lols Slrney receptlonlst for one of the larger farms Edward Stack Democratlc Senator at Harnsburg Clifford Trimble Super salesman he could sell anybody anything Jack Walsh and Everett Huffman mechanical engineers nn partnershup Elsue Jean Weussert authoraty on the art of public speakung Loyal Whlteslde photographer for the ellte of the country Lewus Wood happy at last as a trapper In the North Woods Eugene Fntz comedian heard Tuesday night on WXYZ Harold CYOSICK quoted as sayang I wall gave every hugh school lad a derby Margaret Hershey In the Roller Derby Ray Hornlck author of best seller How to Wrrte High School Essays Katheryn Hutchens makrng mnlllons manufacturlng make up Howard Jones world famous vocallst with Cab Alleyway Rcsella Kline busy making a home for h m Carl Woods the Doctor K cf Texas A and M Eleanor Leslie on the screen as an even better Jeannette McDonald Ruth Llchy reporter for the Mars Daily Blab Mary Luvungston returned to the land of the Shamrock Frances McKinney manager of Trlple Willows skatlng rrnk Oluve Mae MacPherson has her own dressmakung salon Sam McQueen polutucuan on the nght sude Clarence Robnnson worknng for the government as an F B I agent Ray Westerman new propruetor of Norris stand 36 ' I - . I t I ' I ' I ' . I - I I . I ' ' ' , . , . . . , . . - . I . I . , . , ' . . . , . I , . . , . . . I . . . - . . . I . I ' - ' Il ' ' Il Q I D ' ll ' II I ll . . ' . ,, I , ,, l l . I I ' I ll I II . ' II II . . . I , . Hazel Lisman and Jim Marshall-happily married. . . . . . . I . ' - ' ' II ll l - ' V ' - I - 11 - - ' I 11 . I D ' II . ' - Il . - . . I . I ' - ' Q . ' II Il - I 1 l I I . . . . PROPHECY Ronald Yacom plgeon farmer wlth a promnsung future Rvchard Dudzlnsku drumming up business for Plper Cubs Ball Dawson awarded prlze for most courteous efflclent ambltuous grocery clerk Audrey Davls her dancing studlos are as famous as Arthur Murray s Irvs Connor owner ofa chain of Banner Bakeries Alvun Carnahan well known phnlosopher whose motto us slow but sure Maurnce Burford president of Society for Preventlon of Quaknng Knees Ed Brelo fnllung the shoes of has ancestors but they re o tlght flt Jean Boker and Johnny Balfour are stall at at only now ut s for keeps Harry Allison-doing a land afflce buslness wuth hls turkey farm Jeannette Adaur a famous Powers Model and successor to Ceorgua Carroll Bull Lefever IS the Fuller brush salesman who comes around ever so often Lester Leslle business agent for the other Leslle Charles Lnsman professor of P O D but we couldn t fund out where Dorothy Lloyd stlll skatmg at Twln Willows Harold McCandless magnate nn a peanut factory Betty McLaughlin head hairdresser at a salon an Fifth Avenue John Maorman bettering our country as a clvnl engineer Jane Nash pleasantest nurse un Butler County Ruth Poole Roller Derby star Jeanne Pulleyn lnternatlonally known planlst on a concert tour Elizabeth Rennson stall telllng good lakes Maxlne Rowan made a place for herself as a stenographer Evelyn Senneway radio and mavle comedlenne lust back from a P A tour Paul Spaehr-dapper doctor dlagnosnng dnabetes Eleanor Swlnderman skating lnstructor at Triple Willows Wnlma Vogel bookkeeper for Cuallombardlan Autos Inc Marlon Westerman the championship typlst of the U S Edna Wnlllams dletlclan for the Waldorf Astoria David Howell dolng clerical work for the government Mary Nell Penney beautlfylng our homes as an Interior decorator Betty Puccettu member of a professnonal danclng team Bertha Relser IS travelung around displaying her collection of Iewelry Kathryn Schwab-has brought tabogannung to nts rightful place In the world of sport George Smnth a manufacturer of electrlc shavers Luther Stone author of How to Be a Ladies Man Robert Vaughan reformed and now teaching hugh school English Harry Ward an economucs expert Harriet Wlck teachlng klndergarten Loulse Koch head nurse at St John s Hospntal Marjorie Kennedy In the Roller Derby Carl Alexander guude nn Yellowstone Natlonal Park Fred Hutchison radno announcer for Carters Llttle Lnver Pu s Betty Hespenhnde soloust wlth the Mendelssohn Cholr Tam Hannon proprietor of a huge pool roam Joe Glallombardo-president of Glallombordlan Autos Inc Merle Fehl coach at Notre Dome Helen Dunkle songstress wuth a bug name orchestra Dorothy DeWlnter-on the staff of the New York Times Helen Altmyer llvlng happlly ever after Charlotte Barber a receptlonnst at the Rntz Plaza Helen Bower stlll gonng steady wvth Joe Charles Burr the George C Marshall of the future Ralph Davison swnmmlng lnstructor at Mars Marge Caylor teachang typlng to typical tnmld tots But I see at s tlme for bed Yes sonny they re all successful after all they re the Class of 41 3 ' in - ' U - II II . . . , I , . . I , . ' ll ll I ' - ' l . . f - . Dean Wossum-has never learned to stop flnrtung with all the glrls. Z ll ' I . II . ,' . ' - ' ' ' ' 'll . , . - 1 - 1 . ' I I I I I I 'I HOME RCOMS A SENIORS B SENIORS 8 C-JUNIORS HOME ROOMS ROOM A Room A one of the largest rooms un Mars l-lngh School houses over half of the Sensors of the school Most of the students In thas room are taking Commercial subpects Mnss Margaret Lambert IS the home room teacher and a very capable one Room A rs one ofthe most well behaved ln the bulldung nn splte ofthe large snze The room vs always kept orderly and attrac tuve puctures decorate one of the bulletun boards The offucers of the room are Eugene Frutz president Bertha Reuser vnce presudent Kathryn Schwab secretary and Marjorie Bur ford home room reporter Most of the Science classes are held In thus room which contains experumental equnpment necessary for such classes Room A rs very cheerful and a center of unterest for many ROOM B Rocm B one of the brightest and most cheerful rn the buuldung was the home room of all Sensor academic students thus year There were three reasons for the brlghtness of Room B the wvde wnde wnndow space the cheerfulness of theur teacher Mr P C Brown and Occasronally however thelr exuberance stepped beyond bounds and Mr Brown had to dlmnnlsh It by lawerlng deportment grades They agreed to cooperate and thereafter restraxned themselves They selected John Moorman as president and Edna Wnllnams as Planet Dust reporter ROOM C Thus room ss comprnsed of young ladnes and gentlemen Cso thelr supervisor Mlss Koontz tells usl who are pursuung the commercual course of study All the members of thus room have been aulte co operatrve In all school actnvutues As home room offrcers thus room elected Ronald Frutz pres: dent Elanne Henry vlce presrdent Betty Cnlleland secretary treas urer Floyd Johnston Planet Dust reporter Luke all other Junnors thelr offucers farthfully performed thenr required duties We sincerely hope that thus group when they become Sensors wull be as nndustruous and cooperatuve as they have been thas year 39 1 1 I I - l the gaiety of the students themselves. I I . f .- I , I , ' ' 2 1 - l I HOME ROOMS ROOM D Room D o Sophomore room conslstung of thnrty enght pupuls who looking forword to greot posslbllltles In the future hove chosen the ocodemlc course As they begon thenr yeor Mr Robert Wilson wos In chorge but when Uncle Som needed has help In the ormy Mrs Dovud Roberts stepped In to corry on untll has return Theur pep vlm ond vlgor promnse thot there wlll be no lock of octnvlty ln Mors Hugh when they return next yeor os Juniors The home room offncers ore Tom Domon president Jock Cud dyre vlce presldent Helen Mottern secretory Robert Flosher home room reporter ond Angelo Onollombordo Student Councul represen totlve ROOM E The forty ococlemuc students who now coll Room E thelr home room ore guided by Mlss Fronces Hespenhelde who seems to toke on Interest In eoch ond every one of her pupnls Thus ns o group of lndustrnous students who ore expectlng to enter some nnstntutlon of higher leornnng Durnng the yeor they chol wos o close roce ond the winner wos not onnounced The home room offlcers ore Jlm Borber president Dorothy Croy vice president Betty Slrney secretory Fronk Colton home room reporter Morllyn Proffxtt Student Council representotuve ROOM F As we wolk down the holl we come to Room F on the left side The students In thus room ore of the commercaol group who hope some doy to become wlzords ot bookkeepnng typing or shorthond As yet they ore only stortlng but hove o good footing on the rood of llfe Their teocher ns Miss Loss Greer who In her frlendly woy keeps the room of forty peppy Sophomores well under control Room F ns the only room thot went bowlnng they ore known for the vorlous plonts which they keep on theur wnndow sull ond for the colorful mops which ore olwoys on the bulletin boord The home room officers ore Ruth Croy president Adele Buf fone vnce presldent Floyd Croskey secretory Robert Clanton home room reporter Wolloce Coylor Student Councll representotlve 40 I I A . I ' . V I . I , . V 11 11 ' - A - - . . . I. . , . I A A ' I , ' z - , 1 A , 1 A , 1 1 - I lenged Room B to see who would hove the most on the honor roll, lt , A 5 A , Q A A, I I ' , . R I A 7 V I ' , . . . 1. . . ' I I I A 2 . T 1 . . ' I I ' T , Q , :A A , I , . HOME ROCDMS D SOPHOMORES F SOPHOMORES 41 E-JUNIORS HOME ROOMS G JUNIORS H SOPHOMORES 2 M-SOPHOMORES HOME ROOMS ROOM G One of the sunnlest rooms In Mars Hugh School IS Room C not only because It recelves the early mornung sunshlne through the four wnde wrndows on the eastern snde but also because of the sunny dus posntuon of the teacher Mass Myers and of the Junior Commercnal students who have It as thelr home room The home room offucers are Florence Held presndent and Chrns Bruce home room reporter Snnce all the Sensor Englush classes are gnven nn Room O Junlors should have a fasrly clear conceptuon of what wall be expected of them next year because of the outllnes lusts of authors and various other phases of Englush IV which are always on the blackboards ROOM H Although Mass Lehm who teaches French ns home room teacher the Sophomores who report In Room H are not required to know the French language un order to gain entrance Mlss Lehm has been home room teacher since Mr Kelleher moved to the Oym to take over the boys locker room The home room officers are Don Stelnweg presndent Betty Rowan vlce president Erma Kramer secretary and treasurer Dolores McCaslrn home room reporter The students are qulte energetlc and the hub bub you occaslon ally hear IS only thelr ambltlous studynng Several of the members of the gurls basketball team report to Room H and If the room ntself IS responslble for the skullful playing ablluty we suncerely wush that all basketball players could report to Room H ROOM M Room M IS the one class room whlch IS not nn the mann hugh school bunldnng lt ns located beside the typing room and as occupued mannly by Sophomores Mass Hess IS home room teacher and there fore the entire buuldung ns her domam since she also has access to the typlng room The home room offrcers are Peggy Hannah presndent Albert Brooks vlce president Roberta Plnkerton secretary and treasurer Harry Allender home room reporter On blustery winter days the occupants of Room M welcome the cheery warmth provided by the special furnace which stands nn the corner The hall patrol carrues on nts work In front of Room M and are responslble for putting students Into the room before the one o clock bell has rung 43 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 , . r 1 1 I , 1 1 1 1 ' 1 I 1 1 1 1 , . - 1 1 1 . I ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 . . . , HOME ROOMS I FRESHMEN SH FRESHMEN COLORS Brown Blggk Brown Block Brown Croy White Cray TWINS Cl-lowell twms not shown? 44 Burford, Lismon, Gregory, Held, Croskey HOME RGOMS ROOM I The meetlng wlll please come to order That statement made by the home room president Leonard Jones has nts effect upon the 68 pupuls of Room I The vlce presldent of thus room IS Bob Cabosch They have a Student Councll representatlve In the person of Bull Adams as well as a home room reporter for the Planet Dust namely Bob Muller who IS a Sophomore Mr Charles Gregory IS the teacher un Room I He and the Freshmen un this room spent their flrst year In Mars Hugh School to gether whuch fact creates a more Intimate feelnng between teacher and puplls We sincerely hope that In the future their school llfe wlll be as pleasant as th lr flrst year STUDYHALL Studyhall a room In which the mayorlty of the pupnls of Mars Hlgh spend some time every day may be called a study In brown and cream As a home room Studyhall boasts a membership of 99 Theur teacher Mr Myles Zeleznlk as quite satlsfled wlth has Freshues and proudly pounts out thus fact The presndent of thas home room IS Bud Brooks and the vlce presudent us Edgar Stetson Harold Uffleman was elected secretary and treasurer Thelr Student Council representative ns Bobby Wensel Dons Campbell IS the one who supplres all the news of theur actlvltles for the Planet Dust After spending some tlme In the room you fund that you are ln cluned to agree that at IS one of the best COLORS AND TWINS 45 II - - II ' I I I I I I I , . 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I ' I I I I - - - - II II CLASS WILL We the members of the Senror Class of the year nrneteen hundred forty one do hereby grant bar garn sell and convey to the sard herrs forever all our worldly possessrons accordrng to the followrng rnstructrons Janre Adarr leaves her ambrtron to play the drums as yet unrecognrzed Carl Alexander leaves another bottle of rubbrng al cohol to the faculty to be used after next years faculty game John Allerton leaves the top shelf of hrs locker as o store house for Yehudr s playthrngs nobody else can get anythrng rn rt Harry Allrson leaves hrs flowery frgures of speech to Stan Protrowskr Helen Altmyer leaves her sunny drsposrtron to Marror Norton Hazel Arbuthnot leaves Jesse Wrllets ta Alrce Frnley Jean Baker leaves her sweetness to Betty Grlleland Charlotte Barber leaves her pep to Peg Hannan John Bax leaves hrs Ford to next years chauffeur for the Etna grrls basketball team Edward Berlo leaves one of hrs srze l4 shoes to Mrss Greer to use as a box for a parr of her own shoes Helen Bower leaves her pleasant smrle to Erleen Hes penherde Marporre Burford leaves the Mumps Bug to Lors Whrtesrde Maurrce Burford leaves hrs quakrng knees whrch al ways accompanred hrs Dramatrcs speeches to some unfortunate Senror of next year s class Charles Burr leaves hrs shyness to Brll Alderdrce Alvrn Carnahan leaves hrs wrt humor and good na ture to the Three Musketeers one characterrstrc for each one Helen Carothers leaves her drawl to Dxlrce Sherrdan Margaret Caylor leaves her grggles to Roberta Prnk erton Wayne Conley leaves hrs shy grrn to Angela Grallom bardo lrrs Connor leaves but not wrthout her fur chubby Tom Cupp leaves Mrss Lambert strll rn a state of acute surprise because of hrs excellent Dramatrcs speeches George Datt leaves hrs quretness to Floss Held Audrey Davrs leaves her perennral cuteness to Sally McCaslrn Ralph Davrson leaves hrs attempts to make chords on the prano to Leonard Jones Thelma Davrson leaves her pleasant greetrngs for everyone to Vrvran Morrow Brll Dawson leaves hrs wavrng harr to Al Krssrnger Dorothy DeWrnter leaves wrth baggaae ta make her permanent resrdence at the Evans Crty Roller Rrnk Junror Dobson leaves hrs offrce as Junror and Senror class presrdent to Eddre Held Rrchard Dudzrnskr leaves hrs posrtron on the football team to Paul Herbert Helen Dunkle leaves her glamour forever rmprrnted rnto the heart of Herman Neuman Ruth Evanrsh bequeaths the electrrcrty rn her harr to M Pat Gregory so that he can generate hrm self a lrttle water power Merle Fehl leaves hrs Chrysler at the garage fEebru ary 223 to be frxed' Parker Eorsarth leaves hrs perfect attendance certrfr cate to the Lrttle Man Who Wasn t There Eugene Frrtz leaves hrs pokes to Marrorre Renfrew Joseph Grallornbardo leaves hrs facetrous remarks to the lnformatron Please program Wrlfrrd Gresey leaves hrs extensrve vocabulary to Mary Ethel Renrson Harold Grosrck bequeaths hrs derby to Stanley Warrrs Tom Hannon bequeaths hrs excellent abrlrty n all sports to Ches Walters Mary Heckert leaves her many necklaces to Ethel Moon Margaret Hershey leaves her quretness to Margaret Mrtchell to Mary Flrck Ella Hood leaves her quretness to Lorrarne Ladebu Ray Hornrck leaves the drffrculty he had rn gettrng hrs seat second perrod to anyone who cares to as sume the responsrbrlrty Dave Howell leaves hrs boots to the next occupant of Locker 27 Everett Huffman leaves hrs Morse Code and srgnalrng devrce to anyone rn drstress Pearl Hunter leaves Melvrn Caldwell to hrs next ad mrrer Kathryn Hutchens leaves her drmrnutrve srze to Mr Charles Gregory Turk Hut hrson leaves hrs role as Casanova of the Senror Class t Brll Selle when Brll becomes a Senror Rose Jaeckel leaves her clothes prn necklace to the washwoman who scrubs wrth a boogre beat Howard Jones leaves hrs exceptronal vorce to Jrm Strll Marrorre Kennedy leaves her harlequrn glasses to any one who can see through them and rsnt afrard of them Robert Kennedy leaves hrs Snowshoes to Admrral Byrd Rosella Klrne leaves her nrce name to the up and com rng starlets rn Hollywood who wrsh to change therr own name I I . ' , . . , . . - ' . ' E A , , r , . r- I1 ll ' A ,, . - I b 4 ll , I ll - , Q ,, . rr . , I I , ,. i - - rr If , . - A Betty Hespenhrde leaves her love for matwork in gym I . . , I I T , I 4 I I - - ll c ' A ll - - ll ' l r r . T Q I - 11 ll . .L 46 .- CLASS WILL Lourse Koch leaves her co edrtorsh p of the Planet to some capable Junror Janrce Layne leaves her lrttle red coat to Gale Gar raux Wrllram Lefever leaves hrs shortness to Bob Morrrs Carol Leffler leaves her long harr to Morgar-et Boyle Eleanor Leslre leaves her popularrty to Dottre Gray Lester Leslre leaves hrs shy glances at the gurls to Bob Flasher Robert Leslre leaves hrs seat on the Adams Townshrp bus to Stanley Hartung Ruth Lrchy leaves her laugh to Betty Srrney Charles Lrsman leaves hrs abrlrty rn bookkeeprng Bob Zehmrsch Hazel Lrsman leaves her place as wartress rn Cafe terra to Anna Mae Crawford Mary Lrvrngston leaves her lrrsh ancestry to Doreen Connor Dorothy Lloyd leaves her roller skates to Evelyn Pat fOI't Edna Marshall leaves all the announcements she car rred around to the teachers to Dude so that he w have materral to start the frres next wrnter James Marshall leaves the convertrble to be used alternately by admrrers Harold McCandless leaves hrs paper route to Tom Davrdson Delbert McCaslrn also leaves hrs paper route Shorty Davrdson Frances McKrnney leaves her frrendlrness to Ruth Hawkrns Betty McLaughlrn leaves her brown eyes to Charlotte Flrck Wallace McMarlrn leaves hrs posrtron on the Hall Patrol to Ralph Schmredel Olrve Mae MacPherson leaves her abrlrty as a seam stress to Dorothy NlcCandless John Moorman leaves hrs outstandrng abrlrty rn French ll to Mrnette Frrtts Ear' Morrow leaves hrs curly black harr to Earl For sythe Sam McQueen leaves Mrss Myers at a loss for rn formatron an Hannrbal Mrssourr Jane Nash leaves her harr rrbbons to Marrorre Frscher Mary Nerthercoat leaves her dreamy expressron t the next vrctrm of the Love Bug Mary Nell Penney leaves her turned up shoes to Bob Irons Ruth Poole leaves her trrmness to Betty Lou Norton Betty Puccettr leaves her harr curlers to Grace Krle Jeanne Pulleyn leaves her abrlrty to compose verses to Don Sternweg Carolyn Reed leaves her brrghtness to Srs Hager Bertha Rerser leaves her typrng abrlrty to Marrlyn Proffrtt Elrzabeth Renrson leaves her laryngrtrs to Mrss Hes penherde Grace Rrchard leaves her effrcrency to June Strrlrng Clarence Robrnson leaves hrs trtle Doc to Mac Knox Maxrne Rowan leaves her quretness to Jean Nrggel Mrldred Sohlr leaves her low prtched vorce to Jack Lrttle Kathryn Schwab leaves her mu rcal abrlrty to Elarne Henry Evelyn Senneway leaves her love Pl for Trrg to Jack Butterbach Lors Srrney leaves wrth a cheery Good Mornrng Ceorge Smrth leaves wrth regrets after seven years Paul Spoehr leaves hrs soft vorce to Bob Srrney Edward Stack leaves hrs place rn Mrxed Chorus to Harold Uffleman Luther Stone leaves a deck of cards and hrs playrng abrlrty to Mr Brown for playrng solrtarre Eleanor Swrnderman leaves her lrkeabrlrty to Velma Morrow Clrfford Trrmble bequeaths a few of hrs rnches to Kenneth Speer Robert Vaughan leaves hrs love of Englrsh IV to Ron ald Frrtz Maxrne Caylor Jack Walsh doesnt want to leave he lust got here Harry Ward leaves hrs quretness to George Barnett Dean Wassum leaves hs drrvrng krll t Drng Mrller Elsre Jean Werssert leaves her abrlrty to talk at such an atrocrous rate of speed to anyone who can beat her Marlon Westerman leaves her recrpe for makrng bread tEnglrsh ll to the Good Housekeeprng mag azrne Ray Westerman leaves an empty gas tank to Mrss Lehm Loyal Whrtesrde leaves hrs curly harr to Jack Cud dyre Harrret Wrck leaves her courteousness to Ruth Rhea Boyd Edna Wrllrams leaves her red harr to Ruby Eckendahl Carl Woods leaves hrs posrtron as star of the football team to the water boy Carl Lawrence Lewrs Wood leaves hrs frequent vrsrts to Grosrcks to Brll Raley Ronald Yocom leaves hrs chubbrness to Genevreve Hopper IN WITNESS WHEREOF we have set our hands and srgnatures thrs thrrty trrst day of February the year nrneteen hundred forty one rn the state of Pennsylvanra Wrtnessed by Brenda and Cobrna Jeannre Wrth the Ltght Brown Harr - i . . . to . . . ,, . !,, - ill L ' ' , Wilma Vogel leaves her ability on the trapeze to I r 1 'lo r - 4 . . . 1, . 11 r s o I A F A - - rl I1 4 , . 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I, . - , rn V 4 l - 47 - PLANET With two specific ams to fulfill the Planet staff has worked from September tc March writing altering photographing and compiling the material which fills the pages of the year book for l94l Beads of perspiration descended from the brows of these staff members as they composed the articles and mounted the pictures both of which items were intended to present to all a comprehensive survey of the academic School The expert words of advice uttered by Mr J F C-regory served as the founda tlcn upon which was built this Planet which represents the contribution of the Class of l94l to the memories and enjoy ment of all in the future Thus with reminiscence and pleasure the intention for its use in days to come the Planet after months of laborious prepar ation has become a reality a biography of a school 48 PLANET DUST Every month on a certain Friday a pil grimage was made to Room J by Planet Dust home room reporters There each per son received his alloted number of news papers and while attempting to get a sneak preview for himself he scurried back to his rocm to become its most popular occupant Nickels were pushed at him from every di rectlon and in return the donor took his copy of the Planet Dust and hurried to his seat to digest the interesting articles which filled the four pages Yes this year the students own tabloid has been a great oct packed with news and features it has excelled all its predecessors and has set a standard for its successors Thanks to the cooperation of all the pupils of Mars High School and to Miss Hess the adviser the monthly publication has become the Talk of the Town 11 ll . 11 M . . . . H I- I I D I . ' I ' - I and social lives of the pupils of Mars High H ,, . ' I . I ' ' ' II IT . I . I ' I II II ' - - - I . . - - . . I 1 l 1 ll Il NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY A progresslve socnety ln our school for whlch all members ofthe student body con tlnually strlve as the Natuonal Honor So clety The requlrements of membership mann tenance of a B average membershlp of one of the two upper classes and the dns ploy of four characterustrcs scholarshlp servuce leadership character Thus socnety has been un our school only two yeors Under the gundance of our faculty ad vlser Mass Lehm and president Harry Alla son It ns successfully taking charge of the :dent Elsie Jean Welssert secretary Mass Myers faculty treasurer and Kathryn Schwab student treasurer are club otfncers Other members are Wllfrld Clesey Sam McQueen Eleanor Leslue Jean Baker Rose Jaeckel Lounse Koch Jeannette Adolr Dor othy DeWlnter Audrey Dovus and Janice Layne THE STUDENT COUNCIL Our governmental body better known as the Student Council IS now In nts third successful year We re proud to say that for such a young organization the Student Councal has fulfllled nts purpose to the en ture sotlsfoctlon of all The most Important of their accomplush ments IS the organlznng of the Hall Patrol Suggestuons are handed to the room representotlves and discussed and remedued at meetings We re hoplng for bugger and better things from thus group un future years The adviser ns Mr J F Gregory pres: dent Audrey Davis vlce president Edwun Held secretary treasurer Marilyn Proffutt assistant secretary treasurer Wnlma Brack en Representatives Horry Allnson B Il Nestor Angela Gnallombardo Wallace Cay lor Bull Adams Kenneth Little Jam Mc Combs Robert Wensel . , , . , ' 1 11 11 . I - - ' ' ' 1 I ' , ' . . . . ' 'T' , . . . I I ' I I. .I I .I I D- I A I I I . . assembly programs. Bertha Reiser, vice pres- ' I 1 I ' - I- - ' I .' I I I I I . I t 1 -1 I I ' I - 1 A I . 1 I ' 1 . ' ' I ' I . I ' b I I I 1 4 1 . 1 . ' .1 1 . ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' . , . l - 49 - GAA uhe Girls Athletuc Association was one of the most actuve groups un the school The association has titty selectuve mem bers from the Senuor Junuor and Sopho more classes Once a month a night meet ing was held at the school and at some ot the meetungs speakers were heard The gurls went bowlung every other week swum mung several tumes held a swummung party for the whole school and also sponsored a Pre Prom Dance Each month a project was school The sponsor was Miss Lous Greer and the presudent Lous Surney The other ottucers were vuce presudent Maruory Czarnuecku secretary Audrey Davus and treasurer Jeannette Adaur To successfully end the year a kids party and scavenger hunt were held HOME EC CLUB The Home Economics Club under the able guidance of Miss Campbell spent an other actuve year Thus year the club mem bershup reached an all time hugh wuth titty .lunuor and Senior gurls Theur main obuect was to have a banquet at the end of the school year so they at tempted to make money for that purpose Some ot the actuvutues were sellung Chrust mas cards and sellung doughnuts at noon un school The club held a Mothers Party tor whuch each gurl made her mother a gutt whuch Santa Claus dustrubuted Every one had an unterestung evenung The club otticuals elected by the mem bes are presudent Edna Wulluams vuce presudent Bertha Reuser secretary Louuse Koch treasurer Frances McKinney The club members are truly worthy ot the name Luve Wures T . , . . . . I . I - . 1 l 1 A ' . l . I - . , ' - I - . I . .. . . 1 - I . ' I given to the girls, which was to better the - ' ' - ' I I D . . I . I . . . - . . , . . .. Y I . , . Q ' I ' , , . , . I I ' Il ' I If I Il ' ' ll .C 50 -s FRENCH CLUB The French Club contunued uts actuvutues thus year under the able guudance of Muss Lehm Eught members were unutuated by the sux old members Wulfrud Cuesey presudent Elsue Jean Weussert vuce presudent Januce Layne secretary Jeanne Pulleyn Maru grace Kearns and Louuse Koch Overalls and red haur rubbons were worn by the boys Sam McQueen Alvun Carna han Harold Crosuck John Moorman and Tcm Hannan The gurls Harruet Wuck Mar ucrue Kennedy and Dorothy Lloyd wore short patched dresses and long whute stock ungs Who can forget theur scrubbung of Marburger s floor wuth tooth brushes? The skate on February l2 at Twun Wul lows was very successful Ask any one pres ent ut was uam packed The pucnuc at North Park un May was a delughtful clumax to a grand year ARISTOTELIAN CLUB Why can t we organuze a debatung club un Mars Hugh? Thus questuon when put be fore the faculty by a few aspurung Senuors receuved the answer Why not? There ut started The members fufteen un all were chosen from a multutude of curuous students Pros pectuve members are to be chosen on a com petutuve basus Muss Lambert us the compe tent faculty advuser The obuect of the Arus toteluan Club lfor so ut us narnedl us to cre ate enthusuasm for and skull un the art of debatung Thus year every Wednesday the club held uts meetungs un Room B where ut had an unterestung varuety of duscussuons among whuch were debates and round table con versatuons Membershup un thus club us well worth struvung for ,z 5l f , . . . . ,, , , . , . . . . ,, . . . , - ' 1 . n . . . . . . ,, ,, . ' I I I ' I I ' I I A I l I . I ' . 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I ,,. l .1 VI - , f l ' au HALL PATROL Two bells rung doors are opened and tramp of marchung feet ns heard The falth ful boys of the Hall Patrol are at their posts to do yeoman service durnng the confusion between classes There are eleven boys on the Patrol Elght of them Lew Wood Earl Morrow Tom Hannan Nuts Fehl Parker Dobson Whltey Croslck Wally McMarlln and Joe C-lallombardo are Seniors and will grad uate thus year we hope The other three Ed Held Stan Plotrowskl and Ralph Schmnedel wnll be back to carry on the grand old tradutuons that have made Mars Hugh School one of the foremost schools nn the county Other prospects for next year wnll be Pete Barber Howard Rosebaugh Frank Colton Bob Zehmlsch Bob Fergu son August Held Paul Klrschler and Jack Graham To the Sensor patrolmen the entire stu dent body says So long fellows and good wnshes as you travel the road of llfe Good luck fellows and adleu 52 DANCING AT NOON Come on chullun lets dance' Thats the famulnar phrase we hear down In the gym these days At approximately l2 30 the music starts and also the llght fantas c Those people who have mastered the art of danclng help teach those who are not yet Fred Astarres or Eleanor Powells A wade varlety of records are on hand and wnth the help of Dude we hear the most popular ones enabling us to dance untll l2 50 Two or three days a week are devoted to Paul Jones and we are proud to say that a goodly number partlclpate thus maknng lt a huge success Dancing at noon under the sponsorship of both the Student Council and the Clrls Athletic Assocratuon ns an equally Interest :ng pastlme for both the dancers and the onlookers I ly . 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BUSINESS ARITHMETIC On Tuesday September thnrd nnneteen hundred forty sixth perlod at approximate ly one flfty o clock the Business Aruthrnetlc class was called to order for should we say dlsorder7l Under the management of Mr Zeleznuk the class has successfully com pleted an lnterestnng and an enlughtenlng year Amad stale chewsng gum old home work papers calculatuons profits and loss es etcetera they aruse triumphant literally scnntlllatlng thenr newly acquured knowledge of Business Arlthmetlc There are three classes In Business Arnth metlc but thus particular picture IS of the suxth period class composed of about thnrty fave students Busnness Anthmetvc ns classnfned as buss ness trannnng and It qualifies one for Junnor Business and hlgher mathematics lt IS a subgect usually taken In the Junior year From what we hear thus class IS well represented by the best and most frequent talkers so recntatuons should be lengthy well delnvered and very Interesting We are sure that all the future accoun tants and business executives wnll be unflu enced and dlscnpllned by the rules of Buss ness Anthmetlc TYPING CLASS Are you taklng typing or are you one of those who are anxiously awantnng the day when you too wnll be poundnng those keys? Typnng ns taught to Junnors and Sensors Thus year Sophomores are fortunate enough to take typung several days a week A rate of thlrty net words for Junnors and flfty net words for Sensors ns required to pass the course Certificates are given to anyone who meets the certann specufncatuons at the end of the year A special award ns gnven to the Sensor who succeeds an typlrg the most words per mlnute Both Mass Hess and Mr Zeleznnk are cap able of glvzng satisfactory lnstructnons lt s really possible for everyone to learn to type under their teaching ,1 53 CHEERLEADERS Thus year the cheerleaders consusted of tour Juniors and four Sensors They led the student body In cheers at both basketball and football games and wnth the students cooperation and much enthusuasm they were able to gave much encouragement to the team The school bought new outtlts thus year whlch conslst of gold skirts and gold sweaters wlth a blue megaphone on the front of them FOOTBALL TEAM Flrst Row .lunnor Dobson Rlchard Dudzunskl Lester Leslle Tom Hannan Merle Fehl Norman Walls .lnm Stull Andy Evec Joe Guallombardo Sam McQueen Lewus Wood Second Row Charles Gregory Ball Selle Howard Jones Ed Held Carl Woods Alvm Carnahan Bob Vaughan Bob Kennedy Stan Pnotrowsk: Vernon Smith Coach Kelleher Thnrd Row Duck Stone Harold Groslck Allen Vaughan Pete Barber Art Held August Held Sidney Stetson Harry Ward Robert Zehmusch Tom Doman Carl Lawrence CHEERLEADERS Jean Baker Marge Caylor Eleanor Leslue Helen Dunkle Marlorle Czarnueckn Marlon Norton Dorothy Gray Betty Lou Norton 54- BOYS BASKETBALL First Row Andy Evec Floyd Croskey Earl Morrow Merle Fehl Tom l-lannan John Moarrnan Second Row Myles Zeleznlk Malcolm Knox Al Klssunger Ches Walters Ronald Fntz Jack Cuddyre E Held Loyal Whlresude Frrst Row Margaret Clinton Mary Euruch Velma Morrow Charlotte Flack Second Row Grace Croskev Alma Morrow Par Krllrneyer Llllnan Croskey Margane Czarnleckr Thrrd Row Paul Brown Eleanor Fergason Loss Knox Marrlyn Proffnft GIRLS' BASKETBALL HOME ECONOMICS Do you want to learn how to get your man? Then take a course un Home Ec Un der the capable supervusuon of Muss Camp bell you can learn how to boul water or bake o cake You can also learn how to turn a puece of ordunary materual unto a beautuful sprung outfut' Home Ec us a requured course for Fresh man and Sophomore gurls an electuve for Junuors and Senuors For the furst nune weeks the gurls study sewung followed by an eught een weeks study of food preparatuon Dur ung the remaun ng nune weeks the gurls once more study the ruduments of sewung The food for cafeterua us for the most part pre pared by these gurls un the Home Ec classes May these cooks and seamstresses have stutches and seams of unbuased happuness un the years to come SHOP Bang' bang' buzz' buzz buzz' Such are the sounds that are emutted from Mars Hugh s modern shop Students un study hall sometumes wonder what all the racket that us comung to theur ears means Cause boy when the fellows get to shop they really roll up theur sleeves and get to work A course un woodwork metalwork and mechanucal drawung us to be had there Mr Whute more popularly known as Whutue job' Although Shop us a requured course dur ung only the Freshman and Sophomore years most of the fellows uf they can pos subly afford the tume luke to follow t through theur Senuor year An annual exhubutuon us a hughlught un whuch the boys show just how much talent they really have un thus lune of work and PGY I j n certainly can tell the boys how to do the . . 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THE JUNIOR TRIO Controry to the umpluco tuon ofthe ncume the Junuor Tro us mode up of wo Freshmen gurls Jeon Wught mon ond Helen Fletcher ond one Sophomore gurl Wulmo Brocken Helen sungs furst soprono Wulmo second ond Jeon sungs olto Thus truo wos orgonuzed ot the begunnung of the yeor ond worked to gether oll yeor Although the gurls dud not do much publuc sun ung ths theur ust yeor we ore expectung great results from them un the fu ture os o reword for theur hord work SENIOR TRIO The Senuor Truo us com prused of three chormung Senuor gurls Helen Dunkle olto Corol Leffler second soprono ond Eleonor Leslue furst soprono Elsue Jeon Weussert puctured below ot the rught us the regulor oc componust Alma Jone Mor row puctured below on the left song os the second so prono un the truo durung the furst semester but wos re ploced by Corol un the sec ond semester Thus truo Helen Corol ond Eleonor song un ossem bly ond represented Mors un the torensuc contest GIRLS ENSEMBLE The Gurls Ensemble wos o group of twelve vouces There were four sopronos Dorothy DeWunter Moruory Burford Helen Fletcher Wulmo Brocken second so pronos Hornet Wuck Corol Leffler Ruth Luchy Almcu Jone Morrow ond oltos Ed no Wulluoms Mory Ethel ond Jeon Wughtmon Thus group met ond proctuced obout twuce o week The gurls song un some proyer meetungs the Mors churches ond un the Chrust mos Contoto Thus group ol so represented Mors un the forensuc contest Lous Frusbee wos used os cu substutute so prono I . . . 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V ' I I I 1 A ' I MIXED CHORUS The Muxed Chorus a group from whuch much us expected always makes a good showung un the contests Thus year ut us larger than ever before consustung of over one hundred members It us under the able leadershup of Muss lrwun Sunce tume at school us lumuted ut us nec essary for thus group to meet on Thursday nughts un the audutoruum lt was planned that there would be dancung for the mem bers after rehearsal when possuble On December 20 the chorus gave a can tata entutled The Prunce of Peace whuch was well worth hearung The Muxed Chorus and Muss lrwun have the wushes of all for many more successful years GIRLS CHORUS Approxumately eughty vuvacuous gurls make up the membershup of the Curls Chorus Thus group us duvuded unto two sec tuons whuch meet the fufth and suxth per uo s They wuth all the other musucal groups are led by Muss lrwun who because of her excellent durectung us largely responsuble tor theur hugh ratung The gurls went to the state contest two years ago and expect to do lukewuse thus year They specualuze un sungung gay Englush Madrugals and other selectuons by modern composers To the Curls Chorus Mars Hugh Scho l says Keep up the good work I 1 . . , 1 I , . . . . 1 1 , ' 1 1 1 I - . .... , 1 11 - 11 4 ' , . . . V 1 - -s I V 11 11 ' 1 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY lm goung to brung out Davud s paternal unstunct Thus thought hus wudowed mother Eluzabeth but her plans went awry She hadn t counted on hus Apron Strung Revolt the tutle of thus excellent productuon After Davud havung left on a luttle escapade returns Annabelle Eluza beth s best fruend brungs her and Davud s coach Fensty together roman tucally Mary Lou who has been anglung for Davud s affectuons succeeds and happuness reugns Those chuefly responsuble for the extraordinary success of the play No vember 2l and 22 were Muss Lambert Dorothy C-ray Ruth Frutz Irene Hall Mary Louuse Braun Stanley Puotrowsku Betsy Norton Jum Stull Jack Graham Jack Butterbach Bull Raley Maruorue Czarnuecku Ray Socash Paul Herbert Mary Ethel Renuson Ed Held Ralph Schmuedel Carolyn Cabosch Marulyn Proffutt and Jay the dog SENIOR CLASS PLAY On May l5 and lo the Senuors un theur productuon of Charles Bur dette s play New Fures trued to make helpful suggestuons for solvung the problems of folks who are somehow dussatusfued wuth lufe who sometumes struggle for thungs seemungly beyond theur reach or who long for days that have gone New Fures us a real humanly told story of how an ordunary famuly funds utself transplanted to a new envuronment and despute uts rebelluon funds greater happuness than ut has ever known before Auduences were enthusuastuc un showung theur apprecuatuon those who unstuntungly had guven of theur tume and talent un makung the play under the able durectuon of Muss Lambert one of the outstandung successes of recent years THE PLAYERS Lucunda Andrews a wudow Susan Toler a spunster Sud Sperry a farm hand Jerry Sperry hus son Stephen Santry an author B Ily hus son Phyllus hus daughter Anne hus wufe Oluve hus daughter Eve hus daughter un law Duck hus son Dr Lynn Gray a rountry physucuan Mary Marshall a neughbor Mrs Marshall Mary s mother Anque Sperry Sud s wufe Eleanor Leslue Lous Surney Wallace McMarlun Edward Buelo Wulfrud Guesey Tom Cupp Elsue Jean Weussert Audrey Davus Helen Dunkle Edna Wulluams Alvun Carnahan Harry Alluson Louuse Koch Jeannette Adaur Harruet Wuck 11 1 - - V 1 - A 11 - . . , 1 1 ' - 11 - 11 - - - I . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 11 11 1 1 1 - , . . , . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 ' 1 11 - 11 - - - 1 1 1 1 11 - 11 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 , u 1 1 1 - 1 , 1 ,- li .L x 1 x l I 1 I I xx I xl I I vmmg v x lx X Q Q 1 x x xl xv mn x 1 an xlll I I I I I ul 111: ll x I gm 11 13,41 K l Xl mlm n I ll x lvl I ll I nl CLASS OF 1940 lx I I I in I V ul I rllll I Xml nn lm rx ll In 4 1 .ml 1 I I ln m px 1 I I .I 111 uv I-. 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Xl..-nur' N'-ll XXIII-lxx-fxxI1Fv:l1u-I l4l'51-In IIl1lIl'!'. I'.l I :la Nlwxl Iimll-1 Illlxm-NN lull ln- Ilutlu. I'.l. II-'lun lu- glwll Ilflmr XX .llwll-l.lI:'. Xluux 1: 'lkruxw XXuvI :lg l'mI1ll-xxrvvxl klllml 'lkumx Iilvul Ifvwl A klml l'll. Ifrvm. I'.l. Ilnxlunl XX':llIN I' WI ug ul I'lllN ' lllmlp Alulv XX'lIIrIl- llwml- lxzllwllgl. I': ,Iwxl XXIII-tb Imlwllal Xlvm-N Imllvllql. I'J .Xnllv--xx YIVIMI Ill mx- , , X zllulclzl. IH CALENDAR SEPTEMBER Nervous Freshmen look over Mars decade to stay Upper classmen are back at the grnnd Seniors attend their flrst dramatlcs class and are now wanting to be Garbos and Cvables Football season opens weth the Freedom game H6 O thelr favor? New teachers nntervlewed ID flrst assembly program Not a Freshman has lost his way Dancing at noon started Romance as In the anr' Wanted Example for Social Income and Economlc rent In P O D Brown Not heedung superstltlon Mars plays Etna tonrght C7 Ol Cheerleaders stnll hoarse from Fnday Flre drlll' Perhaps It was needed to extnngulsh polutncal rumpus ID n lush class Sensor class offlcers and Planet offnclols elected Mlxed Chorus meets lots of sour notes Newspaper staff selected Tests' How dad the teachers ever thunk up such tough questxonsp lMars O Butler l4l Dancing today consists of couples only Marge Kennedy resolves to reduce allows only lO cent meals In POD budget' Junlor class offncers elected Those Held twins certainly are popular' Flash' Flash' Joan McKa1n gets engagement rung' Merle Fehl as Man of the hour after touchdown ln Clarion game l6 Ol .lunlors havea rung meeting Comphments of e Mars I-hgh Theatre Compliments of HAMILTON'S BARBER SHOP, Nlars, Pa Compliments of H J CRUNIMY, BLACKSMITH, Valencna, Pa 6 l . - I , 4 I 1 I 1 - ' - Il ll ' ' I ' 4 ll ll ' r ' ll ll ' ' ' ll - Il ' l g . 1 . I OCTOBER I-Elsie Jeon advises thot the only woy to get o mon is to go ofter him yourself. RIECK S NIILK C RILANI ICE CRBANI BUTLER I'-X ' lone ,414 2 Sophomores C A A meet Cornohon s recordung keeps speech closs In stitches IWlIIkne ns In town I SCHWAB BROS Mcffarys Pharmacy Automotne Repair ATLANTIC GAS d OIL The REXAI I Stoyg DUNLOP TIRES d TUBES r ss :Wt y o 581523 MARS PA 4 Plonet Dust rnokes o grond entronce 7 Everyone enyoys fruxt from Horrlsburg M Ib For 5 WI Beautiful Bathrooms -M' NN lrm Alr and Hot W ater I 'B it I5-'I Heatm Systems ee I H Keystone Plpe 8t Supply Company - 4:5 z f','. 3 D play R 5 I: c Turn un been money todoy' 9 Debote club ond Buble closs moke debuts Comphments ot Comphmeuts The Amerlcan Leglon J S WEINISTEIN A N WEINSTEIN IB Used C4118 Idlts HQ RICHLAND POST INO 548 H M1 5 I4 62 9 -.pw , img-,, A s - 'e 1 a ' ' , A 5 5 A 4 3 Q4':1,,, ,i::'C,NL-x16 - 1 , , . 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OF I 4 A , k JA D A Ak J , . . , 'T .Z . -C.A.A, initiatio n, The lassies looked rather backward and unbalanced fl pl' e ts A C Zlegler 8z Sons Depeu tment Stol e MARS PA JORDAN MOTOR GLNFRAI -XUTO PEPAIP Amoco O11 and Gas VALENCIA PA P n M S 96R z R E Klrkpatnck, Jeweler 1755 rhM1nSr t r 22 Turk advertises Carter s Lnttle Lnver Pulls In speech class 23 Ice cold peaches at noon 24 f ear book snapped Watch the blrdle Plctures or y WI' AIM TO PI FASB Bakerstown Garage Marburger s Restaurant BAKERSTOWN PA Mus P 0 Gb 25 Three cheers Mars 9 Parkers Landing O 28 Speaking of let downs' Sensors get proofs Freshman boy has dltflculty sn keeplng same choir In S FREELAND NURSERIES hal Im ltfxtlon to All to X 1s1t Oul NLIISQIX and All1Ol9tl.1H'l VM E xtend cl COIC CITY OFFICE INLRSERX 1 Penn Axe Plttsbulgh Pa Box of Bakelstovsn Cou1t 2200 G1bSOI11c1 2200 64 1 fx Com nm n of 0 . if 4 f 5 , ,E C . J . n x. I l ho e ar - A - ou . i . Bu le , Pa. . , . . . . :ll - ' ' ll ' . 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A , F, .L . 7 P 31 Nnne weeks tests Teachers release goblnns l Being W lthout Sol nd Ins xrance IS a Luxury Fe People Can Afford F V PINKERTON REAI ESTATE GEIN ERAI IIN SURANCF 770 Far e s Bank Bldg Ma s P rtsbu gh P P nnsyl 1n a C rr 7 0 Ph nes Mas80 bl A nt IS Hts Pohcyholders The First Consideration of a Responsx e ge NOVEMBER h n nnutlatlon Planet Dust appears Junuor Dance l Zelle game Fres ma Whatta day' 4 Buttons galore' Who wlll wan? n Wefrd 52 Mars84R11 DAN PORCO Compllments CLEANING and TAILORINC JOE VECHARELL A Su1tS and ON elcoats S25 50 up S CORNER S WEXFORD PA MARS PA t alon with the nation Mars students vo e g 6 Mr Brown becomes proud papa of a baby gurl' First report cards Comphments of C R RODG Comphments ERS L J MCKINNEY G1 0091 Y MACHINIST Pho e 195 R Z MARS MARS PA 7 H Dunkle becomes raduo star 8 We wonder who belongs to the r ng B R C omplxments of ALEX MORRISON XOLII Hlgh School Flollst MARS PA elsel' WeOl'S Compl ments of DAVE MORROW SERVICE STATION ROUTE 8 ALLISON PARK Phone Glenshmw 225 R 4 65 . , . ' ' 1 1 ' w I J 1 .. m r . r i r , a. e vc i ou -55 1 0 -- r . ' ' ' 4 ll If Q Pho e x o - - ' . of Made to Order-On Credit h AMUSEMENT A- Two hop - 5- ' ' . u l ,Z ' .i ' S of n - - , PA. - l . ' . f ' .' i u Y , ' A ,- , sv ll Armistice Doy GRAHAM AVIATION PITTSBURGH BLTI ER AIRPORT 2500 Flight Instiuttion Aiipldne Sales COX ERNMENT APPROVFD Morrow 8z Buxton Haiduaie Implements Seeds t'A K PLUMBER SUPPLIES NASH CARS 5 I2 A Johnny Bull enrolls in M H S Seniors see movie I3 New student In Room A Kitty Ccotl CA R L H E C K E R T BAKERSTOWN PA BOYD S STORE Best in WEARIN G APPAREI MARS PA I4 World s future chemists experiment I5 Mr Connell visits school SHOP and SAVP ' P 0 L E Y S SHOOP SL SHOOP COOPERSTOWN I8 Esmereldo Cupp ond Motildo C-lesey bridesmaids ot Swlngbllly wedding Wolly McMorIun is the orlglnotor ot the soylng Know thyself' Altman Feed Store FEED FERTILIZERS COMPLIMENTS SEEDS and V A. M SCHMUCKLER GARDEN TOOLS Phone 87 MARS, PA 66 , . . , . K. - J ' A. , Feeds 0 ll inds Phone: Nixon ' ,. L. V- . ' ' Concrete Blocks N V Y Q J ' Good 'car Tires and Acct-sso . l l .. I I I Compliments of Compliments of Q W . t V V J. J Grand Avenue , , . . Compliments of - Y ll ll ll ' ll ' ' ' - I9 I - - 11 - A 11 . 11 11 Compliments of - QF - . Junuors wear aprons to advertuse play C mplm nts f J T HUTCHMAN GENERA1 HALLIING L l 'md Long D st'mce M g MARS PA 2l 22 Apron Strung Revolt breaks all records funoncsally and otherwise 25 Home Ec Club and C A A meet Wm C Hespenhelde Enlov the xdcled pledsule Dall-y of lots ot room w hen Skdtlflg Pule Rem Nlllk P duced nd dxstrxbuted und r Twm St te Health Reg l t Skateland Phoe54R3 D1lVl1s Furst basketball game 27 Assembly program Junior Dance ushes IN holiday season Ex Qlgl een Shlubs Flult T1 ees Belly Plants D1StllbUt01 of STERLING .ind Special Quantlty Prlces QU AKER STATE PRODUCTS BARDONA NURSERY llsl dyHllR1 aecnp DECEMBER 2 Assembly program Bnelo gets a deer C4 legged? 3 Remember your pennnes for donclng Came with Karns Cnty V hen you see me dont thlnk J V Walters 85 Son 0f1I1SLlldI'1C6 but wx hen you thlnk of IIISLIIAHLQ see me CENIETERX MEHORIAI S BILL MEHAFFEY Ma lc E y Gr MARS PA MXRS PA 67 20- ' ' . 0 i e o . Q v v ll! I I 5, ' . J oca . i . ovin ll ' ll . . 1 - l l 0 . .' V. E . A1 Q 3 5.1 ' I r 1 n I il. w 4 v A ' ro a ' ' e a u a ion n - - R. . , . r , Pa. 26- ' . A L I . Compliments of Baby Evergreens Ph 'L l8L . one 'lr San i o.d V l n xa . . l 1 V ' , . 0 Q ' - -1 . V' v ' L Y V V L. .. . y K, I A w . A r ver ave 4 Pune Townshup Bus breaks down Mars Mllllng and Feed Company H W HERRP p COMPLIMENTS OF R E FEHL an J E CODDINGTON GROCERIES and MEATS 169 R 3 MARS PA Sensors tested on vocabulary ba 6 Planet Dust sells luke lnotcak s that Janvce7' l34' MARBURGER Farm Dalry A C MARBURGER O PASTEURILED MILK CREAM BUTTP R r Mtr COHEN BROTHERS Auto Wreekels USED CARS BOUGHT and SOLD 171 R 2 HARRY COHEN MARS Assembly program lO Shenango game l34 273 Henry S SCFVICC Station CALLERY PA MARBURGER S Full L1ne of D1 eSSed Meats MARS P l l Loud sounds from Room B Arlstotellans argunng l2 Who says miracles never happen? Peanuts totes sux books home tncnpatuon of test In OD KERR S GROCERY C H PENNEY Complete lme of FATABLES MARS PA Coal and BUllCl91S SL1D1Jl16S H21dV3l6 MARS PA 68 d I Q A ' ' ro Phone - - , . 5- ' . W t' , A . . J If ' es. , . , wner V' Direct from Farm phone l h Service and Quali yu Our o o , PA. Phone Evans City 97-R-ll 9- . Compliments of , 9 Route 855 , . Grand Avenue , A. 9 1 Honor Brand Frosted Foods Grand Avenue , . l I 13-Room E dismissed early, Three-weeks' test. Senior pictures. la-Just tive more days until vacation. 17-Cirls win game with Karns City. Comphments of MEDICAL and DENTAL PROFESSIGN DR C W STANDEN DR MCCLELLAND XI ls P Bxkustoxxn P1 DR C H WILLIG DR H H MGRRIS NI rs I1 Hens Pa DR J B BALSIGER DR A NLURTING DR J B 'VIEHAFFEY Vdlenufl P Soph Skate Colds visit many Marsites including principal Live Wires have Xmas party and invite their mothers Planet Dust here again Scatterbrain starts vacation Xmas Cantata Senior Alumni dance 69 21. z ', 2. Q s Q n o u K .a.', 'z. -. Mars, Pa. Mars, Pal. . - . L ' , ai. I 18- . ' -' ' ' ' , will V i 11 - - - 23- ' - ' . JANUARY 6 New arruval at Pat Gregory s home' JOHNNIE S HIGH GRADE SHOE REPAIRING MARS PA LEE GROOM TIN AND SLATE ROOFING W t A MARS PA 35 Z 7 A Sensor engaged' Congratulatuons e en 8 Dld a door hut Marg Burfordp ARMOUR POTTERY Glfts Brldge P11168 Flesta Wal e FOStOl la Glass BAKERSTOWN PA Norris Farm Market Wholesale and Retail COOPERSTOWN PA lcy roads hunder transportation to Mnxed Chorus practice l3 Stan Pnotrowsku dnsplays unusual talent an math Compllments of BllPh DN Erwm A Welschedel F L 0 R 1 S T Wlllle, Ees 8L Bob Flouels F01 All Occaslons PtrdPlar dgB q CrFl St Four Freshman gurls play hooky 15 Health Offncer of Butler County speaks durung Buble period Paul A Crltchlow CONTRACTOR and BUII DER BAKERSTOWN PA 33 BROWN S Servlce Statlon CAR WASHING and SINIONIZING Lubx 1cat1on 321 R 22 i- ' ll If I 9 Repair orlc 1 Ho ir Furnaces ' ' Phone Mars -R- - V - b , ' , H I . . h -I U 7 1.7. tl . L K L Phone Mars 41-R-13 Route 8 . . e one R. . 0. 2 Gibsonia 95-W Gibsonia, Pa. u . o e n s Wed in ou uets u owers Funeral Baskets Nursery oclc 14- ' . , . y o o . X J Phone Gibsonia -' ' Phone Gibsonia - - - 70 ... I6-Grapefruit juice. It's delicious! fO'NIPI INIENTS OF PURVIS BROTHERS D1St11buto1S of PENNZOIL Pmducts Tues and Tubes WARS I A Ihone Nlus IR How long four mnnutes can be when giving dramatrc talks' Poet Pogue entertalns In assembly Groslck comes to school wuth one black and one brown shoe A J 0b6rnd0CfCF Garage DRUG STORE AUTO REPAIRING GASQLINE OILS W A DM IS MARS PA VALENCIA PA 22 Sensors have first rnarchlng lnsfructlons 23 24 Sensors journey nears end Mud ponnt reached 27 Musncal assembly Let s start a band' MILO R WILLIAMS JEWLFR MRS P M KFLIY fm L u enddl OI TONIBTRIQT Pe um Shop BUTLER PA MARS PA 71 Y 4 4 A iv . I. I I . . I . I K B I 1 ,'.. ' :.a'.'6S- -tel 17- ' ' A ' . 20- R ' . 21- ' ' . 0 . + 1 A Q A Y K Phone Mars 203-R-2 4 I 4 - -- . I I A Compliments of . ' 0 0 0 J J 4 4 4 41 Z, , . , 1 4 4 R ,Z U, 29 Students shudder at department grades' Coul tesy R C ROBINSGN Funeral Home Alhson Peuk Pa 3O Three Sensors attend musuc testuval at Creenvalle 31 Seventh period English class looks forward to Ella Hoods humorous reports FEBRUARY 3 G A A goes bowlung' Grand tame for everyone The A 85 P TEA C0 ANDERSON S Service Statlon Manager GFT 'I HI' BFST SERVICF MARS PA MARS PA 4 Octette members chosen Midland game 5 As such a mystery to Busnness English class 6 Jlmmne McCombs returns after recovery from accldent COMPLIMENTS OF Weaver s Hardware Pamt and Wall Pape1 M A R S P A 72 - -0 Q , D Compliments of Q u o 9 C. C. STEIGHNER - - . . ,F Grand Avenue , . I , . 7 Hearts thrull as Gene Krupa and Ted Weems are untervuewed' T H E Mars Natlonal Bank MARS PA b Fed a System C p a n lO Reporter Tom Cupp flashes news over Sfafuon OOOO l l John Bax rates' Ushers home basketball gurls Compllments of AMERICAN OIL C0 STANLEY GRAY Mal s P1 FORD R H BEHNKE M s 64 MARS PA l2 Senuors busy exchangung narne cards French Club skate l3 We bow fo Zelue un basketball C0mDl1ments of Compliments of P J Oesterlmg 8a Son Harriet J Walter Feed Store ICE CREANI BAR HH BAKERSTOWN PA DANCE FLOOR I4 St Valentunes Day Cupud rules' l7 Hugh scores for C A A bowlung gurls Compliments ot EDUCATIONAL SUPPLY C0 PRINTFRSand EINGRAYFRS Pdmesx llle Ohio 73 , . Mem er er l Reserve . . . Federal Deposit Insurance or or tio Compliments of T, 2 . MERCURY LINCOLN Branch Manager Phone ar , . A, d . , Y , Y Y I8-Dialect in English class. GRACE MARTIN'S SCHOOL Ha school discriminate Secretarial for Young Women 17th and 18th Floors. Keenan Building PITTSBURGH, PA. Grace Martin Cornelius, Principal ATIantic 6309-6310 Seniors select donors colors ond flower A good ole Pool Jones ot noon Audrey Dovls goes to R I for the week end f flwll' I UHF N1 Q Alexander Hotel yH h WARRENIJAI F PA Butler Steam Laundry Swimming, md Dmung, Meals and I unches CARL H ALEXANDER P p 24 Tomborltzo serenclde 25 Beginning of on eight period doy Evons Cnty gome 26 French Club party Pau1K1rkpatr1ck Sportmg Goods 150 East Jeffei son St But 61 Ia IT PAYS TO PI AI ' I OU BET' LI' T S GO' SKATES GOLDSNIITH EQUIPMFINT SKIS BASEBALL TOBOGGANS SOFTBALL FISHING TACKLF TI NIIN IS HUNTING CI OTHFS CO1 F GUNS AND AMMUNITICJN FOOTBAI I DOG HARNESSES In-XSKI TB -XI I I UGC AC'E I EATHER C OODS 'IRUNKS AND GI AIJS'l0NE BAC S OX BR NIGHT C ASP S I AIJIES HAIND BAGS SUI'I C ASI' S BRII F C ASFS YIIPFRPNXIIOPFS IIVITIRCASFS NIFNS 'IH-XXI I C -XSPS I ADIBS TRAX BI CASES 74 l9- - , , I 20 Il ll 2I- ' , , - . 1 , 1 v 1 f I I II I Perf ig way OF 1 . I 1, . Y K, v. . ,QE 2 '. r ,. . . . w . , . , , ro . I . I ' ' .' I I ', 'f . if , I Y? Y T T 7 K A - u A n Y . 1 1 1 'IL Y I I 'A I I J 1 1 Y j 'Y J ,J A K A 4,1 A A A BADMINTON FIRST-AID SUPPLIES , I 1 , I .' Y Y Y Y Y 'I 1 K IA K IL y 1 - w I , wi v 1 ' 1 L Jk A R K ' I It C I A J ' J I ' C Q 2 I I ' C f I ! Y V 1 Y N 1 N T W1 v 1 W 1 44 A 41 A ,A I A JA ue 4 4 L A 27-Tom Cupp can't keep his knees from shaking in dramatics. COMPLIMENTS OF McDonald Funeral Home M RS 'A 28 Faculty vnctoruous by one pount MARCH 3 Seniors rate sux study halls today 4 Mars Shenango game 33 23 North Pittsburgh Telephone Co 5 Contestants workang dllrgently 6 Curly Whntesude s shirt is a knock out 7 Home EC Skate TROUTMAN S e O S You Sh pp ng H adqua t t FOR BETTFR Y AI UES AI YVAYS 5 A ' I K Q I 1 - I - U . G 1 n , . Il ll ' ' I ' ' .ll ll - X Mak ur tore r o i e r ers in Bu ler 7 V 1 J J , .. 7 - IO-Rev, Bowers' Spanish assembly appreciated by all. l l-Mr. Brown discovers ancestry Spanish lhand motionsl. l2-Charles Burr chases Lois Sirney in dreams. This is so-o-o sudden! L. G. Balfour Company ATTLEBORO MASSACHUSETTS I eadlng., M mufflcturers of Class Rlngs and Pms Commencement Announcements Dlplomas Cups Medals Trophles OFI4 ILIAI .IEWEI ERS POR JUNIOR AND SENIOR Cl ASS OF MARS HIGH SLHOOI Represented by C M KLINGENSMITH 1101 Mllton Street Regent Square PITTSBURGH l' A Phone thurch1llb80l Headlunes Stan trains for Track with dog In Room A The Sensors turn lndzan In Englnsh Bubble Assembly ChIVOll'OUSJlI'Y1 Stull packs gurl up from dance floor 76 . A- ' ,- 2 . A. Q Q A a u 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 4 A n n A un 1 rc L 1 0 O . K1 ,, I . , 1 . - . , . . f .I3 , ',, . - - 11 l8- . 21-Spring is here! Soph Sweater hop. Connihnents WALTERS FUNERAL HQME MARS PA 24 Thanks folks for patronuzung N H S Bake Sale on Saturday 25 Sensor gurl loses artlfuclal fnngernall 26 Play tryouts already C M EICHENLAUB SCHOOL FURNITURE 1122 Empire Bulldlng I hom. ' T T S B U R I H ATlantlL 8391 27 Home EC sponsors cake and candy walk 28 Contest at Slnppery Rock 31 Contestants bring home the bacon THh NEWS BPALON PNOIIP 1161 'IHI' Il -XNPT IJ 77 of I , . ,, . . .F , n II .f 1 . PA. '-:.r CYUHHJMENTSOF ... W W 1 J ZELIL' ',L PA. rant -of--' 1 'M.': USTN APRIL l-April tools' doyl Fools beworel 2-GAA. hos kids' party. 3- Plor1et Dust porodes forth, When Better Photographs Are Made THE STUDIO GRANDE W111 Make Them l l l Hxrdw 81 Have Bulldln Grant 1158 59 ZH Ollver Awenue Dustnct contest of Sllppery Rock Toll stones In Engllsh ond were they toll' The b1g event' Store contest ot New Costle Everybody hos sprung fever 78 --6-1 4 PI'rTs1sURGH, PA. 8- . . . A 1 1- ' . . 1 5- ' . l8-What tunl GAA. mixed swimming party at Butler. 21-School gets beauty treatment. 25-Come on all you jitterbugs to the C-.A.A. dance! There It IS and don't be fooled by the excitement all over It this year Around the first of the year we consulted our crystal ball tea leaves and other devices for peering mto the future They seemed to 'agree that busx ness tn America 'ind Butler County would be good m 1941 but reg1rdmg other matters these soothsaylng devices were unusually bashful All they sud was that thmgs are not likely to be dull Your grandparents thought the world w1s a pretty excxtlng place nn whnch to live there were stlrrmg events every decade or so Now such events happen every hour and wlth radlo and news servnce you are practxcally m on them when they happen It occurs to us however that xt may be wxse for you to remember that nt s not the excntement that ns most nmportant to you It s your al:-1l1ty to adjust yourself smoothly and happily to the ordinary every day unexcmng events of llfe that w1ll make thxs year and all the rest of your years satisfactory to you well worth the llvlng The Butler County National Bank MID TRUST CUMPMIY BUTLER PENNA. 'Jing THE BIG BANK BY ll THE COURT HOU z. Xtthgllfllwf aiialg., I 5181 lfll Ill Sill!!! lll Ulll lllllll Cllllllll IEIEIBBIS I 'K Member Federal Reserva System o Mellbank Group o Federal Deposit Insuranre Corporation 'Y MAY The road grows shorter for the Sensors l II bet the Sensors dreams are marchnng these days' Great news' All my make up tests are over Congratulatuons to the Gym teachers and students for splendnd per formance 79 - - 1 I I I - , t , t - A I v K ' . . I . I K A A C C . K I K I 4 I . K . . K . - K . ?t Y . A I U V a v , . I I 1 ,,.,,i.:l5 . N '.'i'J7' 5 1 Tgii-' , - P! , v ' A ' -l Q QF! W 1 l l 7 gn 1g,L2ga .t.J.LQs I, - 1 1 V Q. 4 J ' '-'l l g 5 1 . , '. JUNE l-Boccoloureote. COM PLIMENTS OF Mars Radio Service MARS, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF B I N E ' S Beauty Salon MARS, PA. 2 Class Nlght C mpl ments f MCLAUGHLIN S SQFVICC Statlon C4118 Inspected COOPERSTOVUN PA NATION S BEST BEVERAGES U S BOTTLING CO I34 BITIER IA. 3 Senior plcmc Nothmf., less than the best for all the members of the Llasb of 1941 JORDAN BROTHERS Croduotuon School pucmc F01 Bettel Yuxeelv Ploductx U T C HI N S 0 N C9 CLEANFRS S W DUNKLE Cm Nlfus Pa DYERS e un ons 1 ry O rr Ne 'k N Y BUTI ER PA ENGRAVIING -I h 64 Oll r E g o Ch c g 1 PRINTING The R cord Z eg er P g Co p ny Butler P n yl COVERS Mu ll A t C e 66 B nd ng Co Cl l d Oh 80 o i o Y 9 . . . Q I 'S -Y I Dia -180 W , 4 U , , . . T Q w . . A .L . . . L, C 5 .. 1 1 J . O ' d . .. . . . , . Repr sex i fl Emm Nursery Co, Qu. li U ur Mo 0 wa , . . - , . ' + a n ie n raving C ., l a 0, Ill'nois - e - l l rintin m a , , e ns vania - e er r ov r i i ., eve an , io