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

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Dorothy Jones Leaves her lovely alto vorce to her srster Betty Ralph Jones Leaves wrth hrs tractor Rrchard ones Leaves wrth Ralph Murrel Kean Leaves to take a crurse on the sea of Nlatrrmony Delorrs Kearns Leaves her prnups rn the lockers Eileen Kelley Leaves the halls f M H S rockrng wrth laughter Anrta Kennedy Leaves her strarght jacket to anyone who needs rt Donald Kern Leaves bookkeeprng forever oann King Leaves nlce clothes to Marrlou Fn ders Maxrne Krng Leaves her good marks to Chuck Kennedy Veronrca Kleber Leaves her prom crown to thrs year s queen B111 Klrngensmrth Leaves Dot to no one Francrs Knapp Leaves hrs car rn the garage George Kraynlk Leaves the Warrend1le bus t the bus drrver Francrs Krecek Leaves wrde awake at las Mary Lourse Lang Leaves her rndustrrousness to Peggy Saruset ean Langhurst Leaves her rce skates frozen rn the pond Shirley leonberg Leaves her height to Dick Gosnell oan Leonhart Leaves her chatterrng to Glenn Shaw Donald Leslre Leaves hrs manlrness to Pete Co lonello Leland Lester Leaves hrs brcycle Bob Lollo Leaves wrth hrs mouse traps Mary Lucot Leaves wrth Theresa Ruth Lund Leaves her quietness to Bull Kelley Lucrlle MacPherson Leaves her seat rn the trom bone sectron to her srster Marrlyn Malsch Leaves a sharp pencrl to next years Natronal Honor Socrety secretary Bob Marshall Leaves many broken hearts among the under class grrls Carl McCreary Leaves room C rather quret rmmy McKinney Leaves hrs baseball bat on the sandlot Martrn McKinney Leaves hrs eyelashes by spe cral request Dorrs Nlrller Leaves her long bus ride to her srster Pat Molloy Leaves hrs bashfulness to Leo Karrys Chuck Moody Leaves hrs bass vorce to Ronnre Alger Brll Nrcholson Leaves hrs pranks to any unror anrce Oesterlrng Leaves the trro to Mrss Crarg Loyal Park Leaves hrs good looks brams and personalrty to someone wrth as good an rmag matron rm Peterson Leaves Mrss Hespenherde srghrng wrth relref Andy Phrllrps Leaves hrs sax to Chuck Norton Frances Phrllrps Leaves to become a model ohn Prttman Leaves Mr McFarland wrthout anyone to annoy hrm Lester Powers Leaves hrs borsterousness to Wayne Hardt Helen Prusnak Leaves her sweet personality to her srster Florence ack urnn Leaves hrs books rn Room C Anna Rersman Leaves her athletrc abrlrty to oan Kelly Steve Resta Leaves period Alrce Robl Leaves the basketball team to Mrs Mrles Laura Rosebaugh Leaves to jorn her husband Howard Roth Leaves the book reports to Mrs Hudson Dorothy Rowan Leaves wrth Maxrne Marrlyn Rowan Leaves for the Greenhouse Rose Rush Leaves the dlctaphone to Mrs Bry ant Grace Sahlr Leaves her drmples to Cdette Bower Marre Sahlr Leaves her basketball abrlrty to her srster ean Evelyn Sarver Leaves her blonde harr to Mary Chrrstensen Dave Schnerder Leaves hrs height to Jack Aus rn Earl Schrade Leaves the destructron of the school to next years chemrstry classes Dorothy Serpe Leaves and IS she glad' anet Shaw Leaves the Shorthand Club to next years presrdent Mary Ann Socash Leaves her blush to Paul Kennrhan Brll Starr Leaves wrth a drploma and a sur prrsed look Fred Starnbrook Leaves to become a preacher Shrrley Stevens Leaves her appendrx rn Alle gheny Hosprtal Mary Grace Stone Leaves her figure to Carolyn McDav1d Harry Stroble Leaves hrs trombone to Tommy Dorsey Harvey Taylor Leaves wrth hrs tuba Tom Trndall Leaves hrs quret manner to Mary Ann English Mary Jane Troop Leaves her beauty to Lors Gregory Ted Truver Leaves strll rn a hypnotrc trance from the football party Ruth Vaughn Leaves wrth ohnny Dot Vogel Leaves twrrlrng to Maxrne Porter Paul Walsh Leaves Lrllran to help other students wrth therr French Barbara Walters Takes everythmg wrth her Al Ward Leaves the women Dot Ward Leaves her aptitude rn commercial subjects to some fortunate unror Myrna Werss Leaves the absentee lrsts to Wrlma Hopper Mary Werner Leaves wrth Harry Dolores Wrlson Leaves to jorn Larry Chuck Wrndrsch Leaves football to Mr Bovard Lyvonne Yoakum Leaves wrth a book under her arm Lrllran Zehmrsch Leaves her roller skates to Vrrgrnra Edwards Wrtnessed by Joe Smoe Snerf ' J .: .I : J ' :DI o . . ' .. . ' l I ' :Q ' ' l . - ' : U . . 1 . A o ' ' ' - ' I . , ' tl t . 3 ' J : l v - , J , : 7 ' J I 3 ' ' . : . ' ' -I - . ' . Joan Steindel: Leaves her giggle to Carol Staley: J. . . : . . 1' , . - l .l . : .x 7 - : l .l J. .- . F . . J y ' 1 ' ' J : A D . I

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Eff! 55 CWI!! We the Senlor Class of 48 after four years of hard vxcrk and fun and bemg more or less of SC-LIl lCl lTXll'1Cl do l1CI'BlJy gI lI1I ljifgaln Ol' sell what ITIZ-ly be left of US IO the S'llCl llCll'S To Mr Hudson YVe leave nevt years SCHIOI Class hoping that they are less trying o Mr Gregory Xvfe leave more zmc to replac zmc whlch was poured down the sxnk ln Chemlstry cla s o The Qecretary We leave the rellef that she no longer need labor over our absentee lust and demer1ts 0 The anltors We da L leave nothing since they are overjoyed at seeing us leave The Rest of The Facultv We leave fond memorres of us from our freshman to our senior year the Underclassnen VUe leaxe the faculty to loxe you as much s they loved us ust follow ln our footsteps and they w1ll' Martha Alexander Leaves cheerleadlng to Mau reen McGreevy oe Anderson Leaves wxth Glorra Guyer Mary Lou Balbler Leaves the office to the secre tary ohn Barker Leaxes hls nlce clothes to Ray Soergel Ollve Bartello Leaves her clarlnet on the stage Dorrs Bergman Leaves wlth Honey Lou Carl Blerau Leaves Eleanor unprotected Myrtle Bollmger Leaves her books to some poor junlor lm Boyce Leaves wishing next years Senmor president good luck Clara Boyko Leaves to be a nurse B111 Brown Leaves In a hurry Ralph Brys Leaves h s perfect attendance to Bull Mitchell Roger Buchanan Leaves hls car to Cliff Smutney Helen Burr Leaves to get marrled Dorothy Butz Leaxes her lntelllgence to her slster Nancy Campbell Leaves third year French to some other unsuspectmg person ack Capenos Leaves Mr Campbell ln a quan r Marllyn Caylor Leaves for Evans Cnty B111 Charlton Leaves his chewing gum to Mar garet Haefner Chuck Cole Leaves Mr Gregorv to hgure out hls own problems ohn Colonello Leaves his danclng to some un known underclassman Dave Colton Leaves basketball to Mr Thomp son Arnold Cookson Leaves on hls motorcycle Qhlrley Cooper Leaves her music to Andene Dunkle Harriet Crltchlow Leaves her schoolgirl com plexlon to Jean I-lumes Dolores Croft Leaves her clarlnet to Meade Bolce Don Crummy Leaves his wavy halt to Bob Van Dyke Harold Cunnmgham Leaves Mlss Lentz xn peace IIT! Darr Leaves in his Ford Marilyn Davidson Leaves to settle down Ollve Ann Davis Leaves her red hair to Betty Brandt Flleen Davison Leaves her smile to Marion Headrxck Theresa Dudzmskx Leaves her glggle to anyone who wants t ulla Duffln Leaves to Join Cecil Paul Dunbar Leaves his way with women to Llttle Zeke FIHHCIS Eckert Leaves hls seat m English to some unfortunate junlor Norman Emmett Leaves h1s smlle to Jack Dan ner Paul Enders Leaves hrs curly halr to Dlck Gentry L1ll1e Mae Eunch Leaves her basketball ab1l1ty to Georgla Wayne Eurlch Leaves hls neatness to Mickey Adams Lois Fredley Leaves student conducting to Kay Reno Edie Fuhr leaves tears and broken hearts among the underclass boys Bull Gearing Leaves his athletic ablllty to m Campbell Shlrley Gxbson Leaves her pretty haxr to Mary Catherine Molloy Arthur Goldback Leaves the school bus ln one prece Gloria Gflff Leaxes her typing to Dick Far ringer Glorla Guyer Leaves her art to une Dean Albert Hagen Leaves his trumpet to B111 lVlax we Howard Hardt Leaves hls gas mask to next year s chemlstry class Rachael Hartung Leaves her typewriter to lVlrs Lmle Frances Held Leaves her shyness to her brother Harold Henk Leaves the band to Mr Ebner Honey Lou Hetrlck Leaves drlx mo thank good ness' Eva Hxles Leaves her friendly ways to her sister Dean Hull Leaves hls brains to some non exls tent underclassman Mary Vlrglnla Hlllard Leaves nursing to Mrs Bruce I-Irlda .Ieuther Leaves P O D to anyone who can understand It f 0 f 0 If ' Q V H ' V - - T . , A I , ' I e ' 3 ' ' T c, It ' 3 ' l , T J ' : I r ' . ' -' , To . I : l J , ' l . K I - i . D To 2 Z Y J . . : 1 1 . . f I N . . 11 t - ' K I -T ff ' '51 Robert Baur: Leaves the Ag. room to Mr Schar: - ,' - H - ,, J. . I , ,A , , , z , i u, . . . Z , . . . Ji ' : - ' : I J Q . . ' . 11. ' ' fi Y- U , 1 J : A . ' - I 5 7. J- '

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ROW 1 lf: xncu Phxllns Fnletn lxcllty llnu Unger Lyvonne Yoakum Qhnley Leonbcrg Htlen Plusnak Alxce Rohl Qhnley Looper M ns lou se Lmxc Lam x I sth1ug,h Mnnlyn Cilillll Mary lou lialbler Marilyn Malscln flolxa Crlfl' M-'ug I I me Stone ROW 1 lint Lolion wlllIdD1 lilrvxn Ruth Vluithn Annx Re smun Llllle Mae Eurlch bhnley Cllr-mon Man June Troop Delolls Kearns Dolores Wllson Vuonun Klelxcx Dorothy But! Olne Ann Dans Marllyn Davidson Edith l'uhr 'lhomas Tmmlall Hain Stloble ROW 5 Dean H111 Wlll tm btnr Jnmts Royce Mullyn Rowan Nancy Campbell Mary Wcrnex Mary VITLIHIB Hlllalrl Billlllla Wtlttls Joann lun Anltx Ktnnuls Hllla Jtuthu Illllan Zehmxsch Ruth Lund wlllldm Ce-arm! Jack Cupcnos Haloll Hunk ROW -1 Parl ich: melt l mes Mclxmmy l-1 mms Klttek Paul Dunbar Donald Leslie Robert Lollo Donald lrummw Loyal Paxlt Daxul Schntulel Mnun Nlthmnu Chults Lole Howard Hxult John Colontllo lamps Peterson Paul l!lflE'lS Roger Buchanan A255 fxfmy Remember that day we came to Mars 1n 44 shaking ln our shoes, just 180 Freshles m a new world Baffled we fell 1n lxne wlth the crowd, although we clxdn t know Room A from C We felt more as rf we belonged after electing cur class officers We chose Don Crummy as presldent, wlth Cllg Smutney to assist him as vxce president Lois Fredley was elected as secre tary and Ednrh Fuhr was chosen as banker Boy dld the unlors smear us when we got mxtlatedl Those poor boys wlth bare tummles between their shorts and halters Aside from that those baby dolls and the leg make up wlth those farm shoes Thexr poor faces were covered wlth make up and adorned w1th towels Ha Ha gxrls, we looked funny, too Recall those shnrts, CICS, and pants we wore backwards above our hugh and low heeled shoes All those png talls, too There were s1x, I believe, atop those cold cream faces But after all nt was really fnn Our sophomore year we creeped out of the crowd to join actlvntles and clubs That year Don Crummy served as president and 1m Boyce was placed 1n the posmon of vlce president anet Shaw was chosen as the secretary and Shlrley Cooper and Mary ane Troop went mto partnership as treasurers of the none too abundant funds The fellows turned ln and helped to score touchdowns and baskets ln the lme of sports There was Gus Datemasch, B111 Starr Bob Lollo, Don Crummy, Paul Dunbar, and Wayne Eurlch Mars started to partlclpate that year 1n the Forensic Muslc Contests Remember, how the trlo, Honey Lou Hetrlck, Laura Welssert, and anlce Oesterlxng went all the way to state to w1n second place Besides that, all of us had a swell tnme showing our talents at contests ln small groups, chorus, and band Our umor year brought many memorable features The offxcers that year were Don Crummy presldent, Boyce, vxce presldent, anet Shaw, secretary, and Lols Fredley, treasurer : 1 .' 'w.', ,'-- '- -, lt : 1 '- ' ,., ' ' , - '.'., ' ,. ' ' '. 23' 4 : f, ' 'z l'.'-z ', 2 ' ', 1 ' , ,I l', . 51 S . Z.: 2 ' . A' 'P ' . 2 ' , z i' z , ' ' ' . ' -' e . ' . ', F ', .. '., .. . , m, ' ' ' ' ' .. ' . . .., . 5. 4, '11 ':', z .-, 1 , ' , ' f', ' ' ' ' ', 'z' 1 3 ' 75' 'E . . 'l. . ,.' A' ' ' ' ' '. 1. ' I .. 'L t .. I , ' ,Z I . ' .. . . .. Y , .. .. , , ,. . .1 .. . . . E ? o ' QI Y, ' 7 . . . ,, . ,, . . .. . , - . J . , . J . . , , 1 ' 5 Y 5 ' ' 5 ' Jlm - ' -I