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

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JEAN BARTO We see DICK STONE sketchmg halr styles for very notable women LESTER HEADRICH IS Miss Barto s specnl lst on cosmetlcs Peermg through 1 skyllght me see MARILYN PROFFITT 1nd IRENE HILL entertammg wealthy clients for whom they are doing mterxor decoratlng On W1ll Street we look in on HELD BROTHERS Inc stock and bond brokers Thelr secretaries be :ng JUNE STIRLING and GLADYQ SCHICK Before leaving New York we fly over the Statue of Llberty and see BILI AL DERDICE commanding 1 United States Coast Guard Cutter We stop at Stadelmver Fleld named for the present mayor of New York WILI IAM STADELMYER Whlle the shlp IS getting fuel and changmg pxlots we go across the street to a restaurant and hnd RUTH SIMP SON as the dletxcxan While eatlng we buy a New York Txmes and flnd the editorial wrltten by STAN PIOTROWSKI Leahng to the sports page we see a picture of KENNETH MCPHERSON who was the wmner of the lxght heavywelght bout at Madison Square Garden Back ln the space shlp we discover that our new pllots are RAY FARRINGER JIM EVANISH and EDWARD BRANDT We fly over a beautiful part of the country to Chlcago We flnd PAUL DOUTHETT and JIM BARBER executlves ln the Tender med Pork and Beef Establlshment We fly lovn over the rallroad terminal and see OLIVER MAIER and MEI VIN CALDWELL engnn eers on the Flying Clipper On the tram work mg dlllgently IS EARL FORSYTHF postal inspector Then ln the business dlstrlct ln large building we see JACK GRAHAM seated at a blg desk as the owner of a large chaln of drug stores His blonde secretary IS DORO THY LOWERS MARGE FISCHER IS his advertlslng manager and BOB BAUMGART EN 15 IH charge of merchandlslng Vxewlng the Un1vers1ty of Cl'lCag0 we find the hand some VERNON SMITH coachlng a champxon shlp football team We fly over mountains and forests to Seattle Washlngton In the State Agricultural Col lege we see JIM BOGAN sitting behlnd the desk of the presldent Along a hlghway we see a bnllboard announcmg the campaign of EVA MAE PERSINGER for Unlted States Repre sentatlve to Congress After crossing the mountains to San Francxs co we fly out over the ocean In a submarine we see BOB ZEHMISCH ln command Along the coast ln the marine headquarters we find BILL KENNIHAN expert welder In Holly wood we see the two members of the Korn Klub JACK BUTTERBACH and LLOYD ISLUGJ WRIGHT doubling for Abbott and Costello DOROTHY MCCANDLESS has rlsen to fame to take eanette McDonalds place Co starrlng with her ln Nelson Eddie s place IS RONALD FRITZ Over on another lot we see AL KISSINGER directing an alr plane picture co starrlng ALLEN VAUGHAN and BETTY GILLELAND Consulting Al IS MILDRED GOMALCHAK costume design We find PAUL WILLIAMS wrxter of mystery and murder storxes as script wrnter for Davld Selznlck At RKO we find the romantlc lover of the screen FRED FOWLER Hls leadlng lady the second Rlta Hayworth IS SALLY McCASLIN We leave Hollywood to fly eastward Cross 1ng the beautlful state of Texas we look down on a huge manslon surrounded by spaclous grounds We fly lower and see BOB FERGU SON multi m1ll1ona1re lounging in a lawn chanr Not far from New Orleans we see at the large marlne corps headquarters BILL BOICF and JIM BLACK officers of hlgh rank I New Orleans we flnd BETSY NORTON and BERNICE LEINDECKER teaching drama and appearlng ln the annual Mardi Gras Also ap pearmg here leading her own band and swmg mg a hot trumpet IS ELAINE HENRY Following the MISSISSIQPI we arrlve ln St Louxs where we find ROSE CHATARY even though married buslly wrltmg artxcles on gar denmg for Better Homes and Gardens Teach mg school IH a beautlful part of Kentucky IS RAY REISER In passing over Akron w happen to find DAVE COLE and ED DE VINE at work experxmentlng for a substltute for rubber We pass through Cleveland on our way back to Mars and see BETTY SIRNEY national president of the American BICYCllng League who IS a Hrm believer ln outdoor exercxse We come back to Mars satlsfxed and happy after vrsltmg all the people of the class of 42 and Hndmg that they have achieved their elated ambitions . , . , , , . . . . 1 - . '. 1 , I 1 1 4 , . - - ' - J V fc s . , . , H . 1 , K a s 'f v Q ' ' . E K ' 4 . . . ,. . -I ,- . , . . . , - v - ' ' 1 . - , . 1 1 ' 1 1 , ' ' . , ' , 7 ' a - v ' . Cf. , 1 9 . , , . s 9 1 ' ' 7 I Y 7 - , . ' a a ' 7 , . . 9 1 , - , . I1 . ' , . , . . . . . , - 1 . - . 1 - , ' . . . . . . ,, ,, . , . ,, . 1 , . . , ' a , . 7 , . . A , 3 1 , - v 1 - ' s , . ' a a . . . . . . ,

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Aboard the Planet Space Sl'11p As we walk up to the ticket wmdow of the Mars Munlclpal Alrport to secure tickets for the trip on the Planet Space Shnp we meet MYRTLE MCWILLIAMS selling tickets Look mg through the open doorway of the offlce of CHRIS BRUCE president of the Alrways we see MARGARET MITCHELL h1s efflclent secretary gomg over the books wlth C P A FRANK COLTON Up the gangway tlcket taker BILL AMINO relieves us of the same and hostesses MARGARET GENSIMORE and DOROTHY GRAY greet us and show us to our seats near the rear The REV PUGENF BRYS and hls lovely bride the former MIRI AM BOYLE enter and take seats m the front We look out the wmdow to the group of men making ready our shlp There stand KEN NETH LYON and BOB CRISSMAN first class mechanics As we hear the boomlng volc cf the loudspeaker we recognize the vozce of TOM DAVISON who used to hate to talk' More passengers' It looks like a very Inter estlng trip' RALPH SCHMIEDEL comes ln accompamed by his Jolly vufe the former on questlomng that Ralph IS now sole owner of the Rosenbaum Department Store and travels to Pittsburgh by plane The last passengers t get on the shlp were BILL NESTOR now pres ldent of the Poetry Club ln Mars and MARY LOUISE BRAUN who IS teachxng forelgn languages at the Unlverslty of Pittsburgh The pllots climb aboard My they re handsome' As they come back to the cabm for a qulck look at thmgs we see that they are none other than BOB ALEXANDER GEORGE BARN ETT fthat Cassanoval and MAC KNOX They recognize us but there IS no time for chatter Before we leave Mars we circle the town At the new Community Library we see through our glasses MARION NORTON head llbrarl an and MILDRED HARTUNG her assistant hard at work gettlng thmgs ln order Wfe fly over the greatly enlarged grade school and s e RUTH FRITZ teachlng first grade and FRAN CES THIELMAN teaching second grade I the hrgh school we see ALVIN MCKEON as supervlslng principal and JIM Kramer as prm clpal JOHN WERNER IS hard at work teach mg Physlcal Ed ln the gym and ln the modern wed chicken coop we fxnd FRANK IOVE teaching bookkeeping A glance into the Gen eral Hospital reveals the hldlng place of FVE LYN SPRECHER as head nurse and HOW ARD ROSEBAUGH learned surgeon We leave Mars and fly toward Pittsburgh passing over Bakerstown There we see AR THUR HILL as landscaping expert at the Freeland Nursery His chief directors are KEITH OESTERLING and STANLEY HAR TUNG both lovers of nature and outdoor llfe On to Pittsburgh The first large bulldmg we see lS Allegheny G neral Hospital We fmd NIARGE CZARNIECKI MARY ETHEI RENISON and JEAN NIGGEI fthe three musketeers stlll sucking together workxng In surgery We pass over MORROW and HOP PER Inc sellels of exclusive clothmg for men Advertising manager for the company RAI PH LYON Their one and only travellng salesman Ib BIIL RALEY the whiz behxnd the wheel We stop at the a1r fleld to dlscharge and ed States Senator and h1s popular private sec retary CAROLYN GABOSCH get on and take seats beside us They appear to be on thelr way to Washington Another blg polltl cal figure WILLIAM ROBERTS Secretary of Agrxculture comes ln talklng excitedly FI OYD JOHNSTON Secretary of Labor We leave Pittsburgh and Hy low over the new Coast to Coast hlghway which IS nearing com pletlon We see BILL HAYES as the con struction englneer and workmg wlth htm IS JOE URICK the state s best clvll engineer Ir lsn t long untll we see the skyscrapers of New York We fly over Rockefeller Center and ln Radio Clty we see EILEEN MIIIER an accomplxshed planlst At the Natlonal Broadcasting Co we see RUTH SCHROAD ER as the receptlonlst at the studios Wlth her IS her close friend RUTH SIMS prxvate secretary to BRUCE SHINABARGER cllrec tor of programs We look In stlll farther and flnd RAY SOCASH wlth h1s symphony orches tra and featured soprano ELEANOR YOD ERS We look clown Fifth Avenue and see an exclusive beauty salon supervised by VELMA ' , ' A I 3 ' is ANNA MAE CRAWFORD. We discover, up- take on passengers. GALE GARRAUX, Unit- ' . X o , . ' . l 7 . , . . . , , . - , v . . nr l . . - .. Q8 -.

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The Tumor Class In 1939 150 Freshmen entered Mars 1-llgh and wandered around with the tradmonal he wlldered Freshle look on thelr faces The ever wlllmg UHIOFS were quick to glve them the OHSICIH1 welcome a few days later As the offtclal welcoming committee they proceeded to put the Freshles 1n their places With shlrts on wrong and one stockmg on and one stocklng off they had to hear the shame of hemg the laughmg stock of the upperclassmen Llke all newcomers they took 1t as thelr fellow stu dents had wlth an air of walt untxl Im a unlor Reallzmg that Tn unlty there IS strength they organlzed Russell Cooper was glven the honor of presldmg over the meetmgs that would be held to formulate thelr plans of ac tion The mlnutes were kept and read by Bon nxe Dobson An empty treasury was entrusted to Kenneth Speer whom they hellevecl would keep the records and he able to glve a satlsfac tory report of the financial growth of the class The class dld very well ln the first year as the hooks show By May 1940 they had become a part of Mars H1gh and had acqu1red a feeling of ablllty and self confldence Wlth a plan of action formulated they left the school to en joy a well earned summer vacation September 1940 found them hack at the old famlllar scenes once more to work Treasurer Wallace Caylor reported new galns 1n the treas ury It was begmnmg to show sxgns of work and cooperatlon Presldent ack Cuddyre guld ed the act1v1t1es and was also one of the several boys who represented the Sophomore class on the Varsity Basketball Squad The boys were I , . Q 1 - , . H . ,, , . V . , Q . ' ' v - a s 5 9 ' r ' 1 a . . U . . , . . T , I J . ,, . . . . N . . ,, . . , , . . 1 . J . K . - . 1 Q - C C -