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

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Klum, Harold Kennedy leaves in a puff of smoke from his little Nash. Carol Leslie leaves, but her wonderful personal- ity will always be remembered by her class- mates. Don Madl wills his wittiness to Lyn Walters. Dolores Mincer leaves with the rest of the kids from Monkey Patch. Charles Pearce leaves to manage his chickens. Robert Schwan speeds away in his hot rod. Margie Hanchett wills her sweet ways to Ber- lene LaForce. Florence Hart leaves still wondering how she made it. Barbara Hawkins leaves to get married. Dorothy Hoffman wills her wittiness to Susan Dietz, also her wonderful friendliness. Robert Lambertson can leave his beautiful blond hair to any one of the girls. Marlene Landstedt leaves still talking in P.O.D. class. Chuck McCormick leaves with everyone still laughing at his funny remarks. Carol McKenzie leaves still as quiet as ever. Chuck Mills wills his nice bass voice to Bill Oes- terling. WML Dick Nalepa leaves still bothering Mr. Ebner. Ronnie Neithercoat wills his football ability to another husky fellow. Jim O'Toole wills his shyness to Tom Bogan. Edna Reader leaves with her friends. Carol Riemenschneider leaves still keeping people guessing about her last name. Barbara Robertson bequeaths her secretary posi- tion to someone who wishes to fill it. Jce Rutkowski wills his place to another poor sufferer who gets the spot in front of the office. Barbara Powell wills her beautiful clothes to Sue Slater. Carol Sable leaves for nurses training. Don Wix wills his magnificent basketball skill to Gulf Wiegand. A Ken Gordon leaves his first saxophone position open. Dave Sims wills his immense height to Wiley McKinley. Paul Lewis wills his wonderful smile and cheery hello to next year's seniors. Sylvia Schafer bequeaths her high-stepping strut to ci tall girl who can fill the qualifications. Bill Schmidt leaves taking his shyness with him.

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Klan, 60111, The graduating class of 1955 wills and bequeaths all their worldly possessions to the teen-agers that shall follow in their footsteps through the hollow hallways of dear old Mars High. May you have as much fun as we have had. Ann Brooker wills her alto voice to Lucille Stetz- enfand. Bill Christner leaves his red convertible to ioin Uncle Sam. Neal Davison leaves glad that he made it. Peggy English leaves still arguing with Mr. Gar- bart about her sister, Carol. Bob Hitt bequeaths his newspaper editorship to some lucky Junior who is willing and able. Dave Kuntz leaves l ! ! finally. Pat McKinney leaves still talking in study halls and bothering Mr. Bennis. Hugh Moore leaves still wondering what chem- istry is all about. Mary Seabrooke wills her cute dimples to some lucky girl. Madelon Speer wills her winning ways to Carole English. Nancy Swinderman wills her fine taste in clothes to Pat Roman. Earl Wheeler leaves taking that laugh?? with him. Kathleen Aiken leaves to wait for Bill. Pat Altman bequeaths her bangs to Betty Short. Nancy Augustine wills her angelic locks to Carol Cashdollar. Jay Baxter leaves with Mary Bratchie. Barbara Bender bequeaths her head position to some able Junior. Joseph Carney leaves with the rest of the fellows. Dorothy Cooper wills her quiet ways to Eva Taylor. Ralph Dowling departs from our company still in silence. Marlene Ehrhart leaves still getting teased about Monkey Patch. Iva Fuhr leaves to go skating. Richard Henry leaves to take up his favorite sport, hunting. Judy lnda wills her pleasant ways to Janice Oswald.

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Klum. CULLL Stella Smith leaves still using those big worcls. Dave Taylor wills his athletic ability to Ed Gregory. Barbara Wheeler takes her pretty voice with her to sing to Jim. Audrey Vollmer leaves with the rest of the class still wearing her nice smile. Milton Wolf? wills his subtleness to no one. Sandy Wood leaves to become a doctor. Ernestine Worhatch wills her position on the Planet to somebody else. Mary Bratchie leaves with Jay Baxter. Kay Cashdollar wills her petite ways to Margaret Porter. Carol Shearer bequeaths her secretarial ability to Edith Maier. Barbara Silvester leaves with her friends. George Thielman wills his glasses to Gay Har- tung. Herman Wolf leaves his wonderful sister as our secretary. Bob Augustine leaves still amazing Mrs. Latshaw and the rest of the girls. Claire Davies leaves for college still wondering what she will be. Esther Eckel leaves still working at Suncrest. Luella Ferguson leaves to become a nurse and to live in the new rooms at Presbyterian Hospital. Lucky girl. Jeep Freeburg wills his swell personality to Regis Socash. Leonora Hofmann leaves to go to Westminster. Charles Hornyak leaves his easy going ways to Russell Spangenburg. Sallie Irwin wills her skating ability to Annamary Magee. Marilyn McKee bequeaths her place in the office to one of next year's secretaries to be. Tom McKeon leaves still wondering how he made it. Althea Murphy wills her height to Carolyn John- son. Don Nixon bequeaths his trombone to Jesse Gregory. Joanne Nolan leaves her witty ways to Connie Farrell. Gail Papera wills her football crown to another lucky girl. Rich Papera leaves in his car with his wonderful ways. Joan Russo wills her nice smile to Audrey Danner.