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

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VVE HONOR OUR FRIENDS OF THE STUDENTS AND MEMBERS OF THIS ARE SERVING IN THE ARMED UNITED STATES OF AMERICA In answer to our nation's call for men, many stu- dents, teachers, and alumni of Mars High became part of Uncle Sam's great fighting forces-active on land, in the air, and on the sea. These boys, and millions of others like them, are today fighting, and perhaps dying, in many parts of the World, so that We may retain the democratic principles We have had since the signing of our Declaration of Independence. With the prayer in our hearts that the Work of these Valiant armed men may not be in Vain, We dedicate this 1943 publication of 'The Planet.

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Board of Education President, Dr. A. N. Lurtingfdeceasedj Vice President I ,,,7 Mr. C. H. Penney Mr. Carl Catlin fdeceasedj Mr. C. Eshbaugh Mr. A. M. McDonald Mr. R. Czarniecki Secretary .,........,.,...,.,..,., ,,.... . . ., H ..,..,..,. HE LIVED A LIFE by H. M. Fifer THE LOVING SILENCE,' Anonymous Mrs. Leona Catlin Qlllzmnrium fur mr. Cllatlin What was his creed? I do not know his creed, I only know That here below, he walked the common road And lifted many a load, lightened the task, Brightened the day for others toiling on a weary way: This, his only meedg I do not know his creed. What was his creed? I never heard him speak Of visions rapturous, of Alpine peak, Of doctrine, dogma, new or old: But this I know, he was forever bold To stand alone, to face the challenge of each day, And live the truth, so far as he could see - The truth that evermore makes free. His creed? I care not what his creedg Enough that never yielded he to greed, But served a brother in his daily need, Plucked many a thorn and planted many a flower, Glorified the service of each hour, I-Iad faith in God, himself, and fellow-men, Perchance he never thought in terms of creed, I only know he lived a life, in deed! illliemnrium fur Br. A- N. Elurting It sometimes happens that two friends will meet, And, with a smile and touch of hands, again C10 on their way along the noisy street. Each is so sure of all the friendship sweet, The loving silence gives no thought of pain. And so, I think those friends whom we call dead Are with us. It may be some quiet hour, Cr time of busy work for hand or head- Their love fills all the heart that missed them so. They bring a sweet assurance of the life Serene, above the worry that we know, And we grow braver for the comfort brought Why should we mourn because they do not speak Our words that lie so far below their thought? -3-l