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

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Klan, Bruce Constock leaves for Hollywood as the up-coming star Tab Fisher. Marion Coon wills her tamed eyebrows to anyone who hasn't mastered the art yet. Alice Coventry wills her clarinet to Carol Sheridan. Bob Cox wills Mrs. Latshaw a repaired toast- er. Audrey Danner leaves behind her memories of shorthand one class. Nancy Dierdorf wills her Spanish accent to Dorothy Mowery. Suzan Dietz leaves still gabbing to Dot Fogal. Lois Eddinger wills her shorthand notebook to a sure prospect in next year's struggling shorthand class. Carol English wills her cheerleading troubles to anyone who is game enough to want them. Gerald Ensminger wills his history knowledge to Albert Whitaker. Connie Farrell leaves still pestering Mr. Eb- ner with her antics. Janice Ferguson leaves with Tom following behind. Dot F ogal leaves and takes her love of music with her. Donna Geortz leaves trotting away at a fast pace. WHL Gail Graham leaves her hoop skirt behind. Lloyd Green leaves still arguing with Mr. Danser about P.O.D. Russ Hackett leaves for Halifax, Nova Scotia. Gay Hartung wills his red hair and blush to Mike Bates. Dave Hawkins wills his midget camera to whoever can see it. Betty Hays leaves with Rege. Esther Hays leaves her basketball ability to Judy Theiss. Joyce Hensell leaves with a diamond on her left hand. Lois Jean Hilgert leaves still trying to tell iokes in French. Ron Huber leaves trying to make up his mind about matrimony. Tom Hudson leaves to join the waves. Jchn Hutchison wills his height to George Kanall. Carolyn Johnson wills her French to some en- ergetic junior. Joyce Keifer wills her pleasing personality to Alice Rodger. Sally Kennedy wills her flag to Pat Boggs. Bill Keys wills his love for bookkeeping to Mrs. McGraw.

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Klum, WML We, the Class of 1956, being of sound mind and memory do make this last will and testament, all wills and promises made heretofore to be considered null and void. To MR. HUDSON, our Supervising Principal, we leave our sincere thanks for the able guid- ance given us the past four years. To our Principals, MISS HESPENHEIDE and MR. DOWN IE, our hope that they will succeed as well in future years as they have this year. To the FACULTY, our deepest sympathy for no longer being able to gaze upon our bright and shining faces in class. To the IUNIORS, all privileges usually be- stowed upon the eldest class in school. To the SOPHOMORES, the right to be now considered as true upper classmen. To the FRESHMEN, our congratulations for no longer being green-horns. To the EICHTH GRADE, the distinction of being considered really in high school. Edgar Armstrong wills his southern accent to Stuart Seabrook. Bill Bair leaves driving away as Chuck Kush- ner's chauffeur. Arlene Baker leaves her queenly throne to some lucky junior. Helaine Ball leaves everyone in stitches . . . she sews. Corinne Bernardina wills the Greek letters on her books to anvone who can read them. Bill Bierau leaves still tormenting the girls. Ronald Black wills his ice skates to Dan McClaine. Robert Blackstone Wills his willingness to learn to anyone with courage enough to take it. Homer Blystone wills his cat collars to Dick Fusca. Tom Bogan wills his quiet ways to Tom Davis. Bob Boice leaves still determined to be a bum. Harry Bratchie wills his position of holding up the water fountain on the first floor to a thirsty junior. Carol Cashdollar wills her piano playing abil- ity to Mary Ellen Staley. Mary Chatary leaves hearing wedding bells. Shirley Christmer wills her blond UQ hair to Carol Neithercoat. Shirley Cole leaves still wondering what to make a speech about. Judy Collins wills her band uniform to Irma Stone.

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Hmm, Phyllis King leaves still disputing P.O.D. with Mr. Campbell. Nancy Kirby wills her shorthand troubles to Nancy Lickey. Milt Koval leaves to take up his favorite sport, hunting girls. Al Kramer wills his post for watching students f girlsj in the halls between classes to joe Dietz. Chuck Kushner leaves still wishing his car hadn't failed him in a time of need . . . could he have been dodging a c-o-p? Berline LaForce wills her measles to anyone who wants them. Evelyn Lawther leaves wondering how she ever escaped getting trampled in the 5-minute rushes between classes. Harry Lawther wills his colorful forelock to any one of the girls. Iack Lees wills last Year's car to Ducky Mc- Cormick. Donna Leonburg wills her relaxing hobby floatingj to Marion Schmit. Lowry Leonburg leaves in his green bug. Annamary Magee leaves wondering how many spies are following herg or shall we say good reporters? Edith Maier wills her twirling position to Ann Swinderman. WHL Joyce Maslowsky leaves to practice taking shorthand on her accordiong you think this is easy? Dick Maxwell leaves and takes his cricket with him. Bill McAfee wills his Ford convertible to who- ever wants it. Donna McCandless wills her practical jokes to Patty Stoup. Larry McCandless wills his baritone voice to Mr. Ebner. Whiley McKinley leaves without Kathy. Jack McKinney wills his curly GQ black hair to jim Hendrickson. Dan McQueen wills his shy way with girls to Cary Kennedy. Martha Mercer wills her quiet ways to joan Proie. Judy Mergenhagen leaves in a cavalcade of sports. Dorothy Meshanko wills her favorite pastime Cboysb to Carol Leonburg. Reid Miller leaves wishing someone would will him some equipment for his hobby . . . eating. Roberta Myers wills her ensemble position to some lucky girl. Dave Nesbitt wills his Romeo ways with girls to Dan Hudson.