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Yearbook Name
The Planet 1957
Location
Mars, Pennsylvania (Butler County)
Additional Information
THE
1957
PLANET
FOREWORD
As a pebble, cast into a still pond, will
cause ripples which distort and throw out
of focus the reflections once so clear in the
water; so the passing of time will dull and
alter the memories which are now poign-
ant.
But these memories are important.
They are the record of a year, a year of
your life, a year of development of your
school, a year to be remembered. And so,
in order to keep the memories of this year
as vivid as now, we offer you the Planet
for 1957.
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VVVVV_ AAA
THE
1957
PLANET
Layout Staff ..... Barbara Johnson
Suzanne Donohoe
Literary Staff ..... Claudia Kocher
Mary Ellen Staley
Judy Kaufman
Business Staff ........ Bob O’Toole
Bill McCandless
Sports Staff .......... Harold Evans
Secretarial Staff .... Sara Jean Shepard
MARS HIGH SCHOOL
Mars, Pennsylvania
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MBS. VIRGINIA ROBERTS
Merits of honor are awarded for various
endeavors and achievements, but whatever the
endeavor may be, the prize winner must be tops
in his field. To Mrs. Virginia Roberts goes the
merit of honor because of the help and guidance
rendered to our class. We, the Seniors, feel that
she is tops as one of our many devoted teachers.
Because of her genuine interest in the wel-
fare of the students of our school and the unfail-
ing aid to our Senior Class, we dedicate this, the
Planet for 1957.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
ADMINISTRATION .......................................... 7
Supervisors ..................... 8
Faculty ... ....................................... 10
ACTIVITIES 12
Music 14
Drama................................................ 18
Organizations ....................................... 20
Special Events 30
ATHLETICS ............................................... 36
Football ............................................ 38
Basketball........................................... 42
Cheerleaders 50
CLASSES ................................................. 52
Eighth ___.... ............................................................................ 54
Freshmen ............................................ 56
Sophomores .......................................... 58
Juniors ............................................. 60
SENIORS.................................................. 62
Honor Society ....................................... 77
ADVERTISEMENTS .......................................... 78
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MR. J. H. HUDSON
SUPERVISING
PRINCIPAL
To the Graduating Class of 1957:
Congratulations on the completion of four
years in high school which have been years well
spent. Your task is now to continue your prepa-
ration for the future. I wish you well and pray
for success and satisfaction in whatever field you
have chosen.
J. H. Hudson
Supervising Principal
BOARD OF EDUCATION
□ The Board of Education of Mars High School is a policy-making
body concerned with the formulation of measures involving the wel-
fare of the school and the approval of recommendations made by the
administration.
□ The 1957 graduation class wishes to extend its appreciation to the
Board of Education for their help and cooperation through their four
years of high school.
L-R: W. Clyde Penney, John V. Lees, V. Pres.; Roland C. Bauer, Pres.;
Eugene H. Kocher, Sec.; Lester L. Kennedy.
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MB. ROBERT DOWNIE
PRINCIPAL
To the Senior Class of 1957:
I wish to congratulate you Seniors as you
enter the next phases of your education—college,
nurses training, the armed forces or employment.
May you attain the greatest possible degree of
happiness and success which life can afford.
R. C. Downie
High School Principal
MRS. IRENE B. MARSH, SCHOOL SECRETARY
FACULTY
Grove
burgh;
Typing
Club.
r , ; lie School Music; Music Supervisor; Grades
1-12; Band; Chorus; Girls’ Ensemble.
RITA MARIE ALOE
Grove City, Pa.
City College; University of Pitts-
B.S. in commerce; Shorthand 1, II;
I, II; Jr. Class Sponsor; Shorthand
CLARENCE F. EBNER
Munhall, Pa.
•..Indiana State Teachers’ College; University
of Pittsburgh; Carnegie Tech; B. S. in Pub-
THOMAS R. HAWKINS
Gibsonia, Pa.
Slippery Rock State Teachers’ College; Uni-
versity of Pittsburgh; B.S. in Education;
American Government; Problems of Demo-
cracy; Pa. History; Civics; Yearbook (Plan,-
et); Public Relations; Soph. Class Sponsor.
MRS. JAMES HUDSON
Mars, Pa.
Geneva College; Penn State University;
B.A.; Library.
MRS. LOIS LATSHAW
Gibsonia, Pa.
Westminster College; Duke University;
University of Pittsburgh; B.S. in Public-
School Music; M. Litt.; Senior English;
Speech; G.A.A.; Senior Play; May Day.
JUNE ANN McDANEL
New Brighton, Pa.
Geneva College; University of Pittsburgh;
B.A ; Spanish 1, II; English III; Spanish
Club; Cheerleaders; Sr. Class Sponsor.
GEORGE A. MELSON, JR.
Altoona, Pa.
Penn State University; B.S.; M Ed.; Gen-
eral Science; Physics; Chemistry; Freshman
Class Sponsor.
MRS. AVONNELL MILES
Mars, Pa.
Slippery Rock State Teachers' College; In-
diana State Teachers’ College; B.S.; Amer-
ican History; Physical Ed.; Girls’ Basketball;
Girls’ Varsity Club.
SALVATORE J. BITONT1
Monessen, Pa.
Fairmont State Teachers’ College; St. Vin-
cent College; University of Pittsburgh; B.A.;
English; J.B.T.; Civics; Senior Council.
WILLIAM RICHARD CESSAR
Etna, Pa.
University of Pittsburgh; B.S.; General
Science; Biology; assist. Football; Basketball
Coach.
EUGENE DANSER
Monessen, Pa.
Penn State University; B.S Soph. Class
Sponsor; Football Coach; Am. History;
Physical Ed.
MRS MARGARET C. DAVIS
Emlenton, Pa.
Slippery Rock State Teachers' College; Clar-
ion State Teachers’ College, Sth Grade Eng-
lish; 8th Grade Geography; 9th Grade
Civics.
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AUDREGENE NICELY
Valencia, Pa.
Edinboro State Teachers’ College; Uni-
versity of Pittsburgh; B.S. in Art Ed.; Art.
BOYD G. PLYMIRE
Washington, Pa.
Indiana State Teachers’ College; Penn State
University; University of Pittsburgh; B.S.;
M.Ed.; Bookkeeping 1, II; Typing I.
IVAN L. REIMOLD
Fredonia, Pa.
Slippery Rock Stale Teachers’ College;
Penn State University; University of Pitts-
burgh, B.S.; M.Ed., Vocational Agriculture;
F.F.A.
MARY E. RENISON
Mars, Pa.
Geneva College, University of Pittsburgh;
University of Colorado; McGill University;
B.A.; M.Ed.; Algebra; Trig; French 1, II;
French Chib.
MRS. VIRGINIA ROBERTS
Mars, Pa.
Grove City College; University of Wis-
consin; B.A.; English 11; Latin I, II; Latin
Club.
ADAM RYNER
Ambridge. Pa.
California State Teachers' College; B.S. in
Ed.; Industrial Arts Shop; Mechanical
Drawing.
MRS. DORIS JEAN SHULTZ AB ARGER
Canton, Pa.
Penn State University; B.S.; Home Ecu-,
nomics; Freshman Class Sponsor.
EDMUND SKACAN
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Clarion State Teachers’ College; University
of Pittsburgh; B.S.; Drivers' Ed.; Drivers’
Ed. Club.
SHIRLEY ARLENE STANDEN
Mars, Pa.
Grove City College; University of Pitts-
burgh; B.A.; M.Ed.; English I; History II.
ARNO H. THOMPSON, JR.
Beaver, Pa.
Geneva College; University of Pittsburgh;
B.S. in Ed.; M.Ed.; World History; J. B. T.;
Business Math; Freshman Class Sponsor;
Varsity Club; Faculty Manager—Athletics.
MRS. DOROTHY R. WILKINSON
Mars, Pa.
Seton Hill College; University of Pittsburgh;
B.A.; M.Ed.; Math 8; Algebra I, 11; Plane
Geometry; Solid Geometry.
MRS. HELEN MARY KNAELL
Mars, Pa.
(Not Pictured)
St. John’s General Hospital; University of
Pittsburgh; R.N.; School Nurse; Director of
Activities Funds.
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BAND
□ 75 members
□ Marched at football games and parades
□ Played for class plays
□ Played at all pep meetings
□ Band Concert on March 15
□ Sold birthday calendars to raise money
□ Directed by Clarence Ebner
DRUM MAJORETTE—Marilyn Nolan
First Row: C. Mossman, D. Buchanan, P. McCandless, P. Reiter, M. McFarland, B. Thomas, K. Oesterling, C.
Smith, E. Boyle, G. Shilling, S. Ball, P. Stoup. Second Row: C. Sheridan, E. Gray, D. Mowcry, M. Ferguson,
A. Walters, A. Grove, J. Crawford, C. Kiley, V. Jeffreys, B. Layton, L. Roberts, R. Schneider, C. Fyke, H. Tay-
inan, B. Patterson, F. Kocher. Third Row: M. Bender, P. Fiel, J. Hessler, N. Groom, E. Stone, L. Herr, J.
Davison, D. Roberts, B. McDonald, B. Lotzbire, J. Gregory, C. McKee, E. Davison, J. Cunningham. Fourth
Row: C. Fritz, K. Sterling, P. Weisscrt, L. Schwab, B. Schultz, R. Peters, B. Berger, J. Hendrickson, D. Reiter,
L. Hutzely, B. Peterson, H. Simms, Mr. Ebner, C. Staley, J. Elder, J. Hardt, J. McDonald.
A. McKee, D. Spangenburg, A. Swindennan, C. Ncithercoat, N. Hanna, P. Boggs.
FLAG AND BATON TWIRLERS
□ Twirlers inarch with the band in football season.
□ Pretty girls dress up the band.
□ Twirlers are instructed by Mr. Clarence Ebner.
□ Performances presented at Pep Meetings.
□ Participated at Veterans Day Parade.
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M. McCosby, B. Snow, A. Keefer, M. Schmidt, J. Monson, J. Kaufman.
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Front row: C. Kirby, T. Hitt, P. Boggs, J. Kaufman, K. Charles, E. Gray, C. Henry, A. Rodger, S. Ball, M. Buhl.
M. Schlag, D. Hockenberry, M. Bender, B. Migalic. Row 2: J. Monson, A. McKee, C. Mincer, J. Borland, N.
Lichy, M. Collier, J. Lemchak, C. Kocher, L. Ferguson, N. Hanna, J. McDonald, J. Gregory, G. Forsythe, C.
Mossman, C. SantaCe.sa. Row 3: J. Momeyer, M. Tniver, J. Hessler, B. Broxton, D. Spangenburg, P. Ficl, M. Mc-
Williams, M. Burford, M. Skraber, E. Boyle, C. Sheridan, D. Mowery, S. Donohoe, S. Hackney, S. Schell. Row
4: A. Walters, C. Volz, R. Sommerer, J. Huffman, J. Perry, B. Johnson, M. Staley, C. Neithercoat, C. Bosancic,
M. Nolan, M. Schmidt, G. Schilling, S. Wheeler, L. Drew, P. Stoup, M. Thayer, J. Crawford, B. Goerman. Back
row: D. Reiter, J. Hart, B. Layton, J. Elder, C. Woodward, B. Berger, B. Ludwick, C. McKee, R. Schleiden, B.
McCandless, K. Riemenschneider, B. Lotzbire, D. Hudson, J. Davenport, M. Pelferman, 'I'. Koah, C. Dickey, L.
Roberts.
Maestro Eb at work
MIXED CHORUS
□ Rehearsals twice a week
□ Baccalaureate May, 1956
□ Christinas program
□ Spring Festival
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L- R: M. Staley, C. Ncithcrcoat, M. Burford, M. Collier, E. Boyle, J. Hessler, J. Momeyer, J.
Gregory, J. McDonald, S. Donohoe, C. Kocher, F. Buzzard, M. Schlag, pianist.
GIRLS ENSEMBLE
□ Three numbers for Christinas program
□ Entertained Kiwanians with after-dinner music
□ Thanksgiving service at Deshon Hospital
□ May Day entertainment
□ Several songs for Spring Festival
□ Competed in Forensic contest
Chorus at Rehearsal
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D □ “BUY JUPITER"
R □ Presented on March 1 and 2
A □ CAST Betty J. Keener
M Joe Kay A. S. Wright Swinderman
A Hank Bruce Lester Mrs. Jackson Mrs. Quackenbush Mrs. Joyce Fizz Irene Gloria Miss Quick Mr. Joyce Mrs. Dufrost Mrs. Blanford First shopper Second shopper C. McKee B. Lotzbire .... B. Layton B. Brumm A. Keefer B. Hawn J. Fawcett J. Hicks P. Davis M. McCosby G. Anderson S. Hutchison P. Andrews S. Oskin C. Nebel
□ Director—Mrs. Margaret Davis
□ Ass’t Dir.—Miss Rita Aloe
□ Prompters
Freda Buzard, Elaine Gray
JUNIOR PLAY
Front Row: C. McKee, A. Keefer, S. Wright, J. Keener, B. Lotzbire, A. Swinderman, P. Davis,
Mrs. Davis, B. Brumm, B. Layton. Back Row: C. Nebel, G. Anderson, S. Oskin, B. Hawn, J.
Fawcett, S. Hutchison, J. Hicks, P. Andrews, M. McCosby, E. Gray.
First Row: Mrs. Latshaw, M. Schmidt, M. Bates, S. Bo ohoe, B. O’Toole, M. Staley, C. Neithercoat. Second
Row: P. Boggs. |. Kaufman, C. Kocher, J. McDonald, L. Hopper, B. Sherwood, T. Nckola, R. Sommers, J. Hes-
sler, |. Lemchak, N. Hanna, N. Lichy.
SENIOR PLAY
“OUR MISS BROOKS”
Presented April 12 and 13
□ CAST
Miss Brooks S. Donohoe
Coach M. Bates
Mr. Conklin B. O’Toole
Miss Finch M. Staley
Miss Audubon M. Schmidt
Mrs. Allen C. Neithercoat
Rhonda Allen J. Hessler
Jane J. McDonald
Ted T. Nekola
Elsie N. Hanna
Marge J. Lemchak
Sylvia J. Monson
Doris P- Boggs
Elaine C. Kocher
Faith J. Kaufman
Martin L. Hopper
Stanely R. Sommers
Basketball Players B. Sherwood,
C. Dickey, B. Fraser
□ Prompters—C. Santa Casa, A. Whittaker
□ Student Director—N. Lichy
□ Director—Mrs. Losis Latshaw
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FRENCH CLUB
March Gras Activities
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□ To acquaint students with the French language, customs, and
people
□ The club invited the Richland French Club to a party
□ Mardi Gras held in March
□ Sponsor—Miss Renison
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First Row: C. Mossman, J. Monson, B. Johnson, M. Schmidt, M. Bales, K. Ricmenschncidcr,
M. Staley, L. Drew. Second Row: N. Hanna, J. Crawford, C. Neithcrcoat, A. Whitaker, B.
Cumin, D. Spangenburg, S. Hackney, J. McDonald. Third Row: B. O’Toole, B. Ridgley, B.
Berger, J. Davenport, J. Neison, D. Hudson, T. Koah, B. McCandless.
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First Bow, 1 to r: C. Volz, J. Momeyer, K. Soergal, M. Nolan, Miss McDancl, L. Ferguson, J. Kaufman, A. Rod-
ger Row 2: G. Knaell, T. Davis, J. Connors, J. Hendrickson, T. McElroy, II. Evans, A. Nichols Back Row: J.
Kalb. M. Collier, S. Donohoe, C. Hepler, J. Nowakowski, P. Stoop, D. Mowery, C. Kocher
SPANISH CLUB
Spanish Club Initiation
□ 28 Junior and Senior members
□ Raised money by dances and selling
refreshments
□ Club initiation at Judy Kaufman’s
□ Senior pins purchased
□ “Sweetheart Hop" on Feb. 1
□ Student awards for high grades
□ Advisor—Miss McDancl
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□ Stimulates interest in ancient language.
□ Provides historical background.
□ Improves English vocabulary.
□ Initiation November 29th.
□ Spring picnic.
□ Officers: B. Penney, Pres.; M. Feevey, V.
Pres.; J. Kalmeyer, Sec.; D. Darr, Treas.
□ Dues used for awards.
□ Two awards for best students.
□ Advisor—Mrs. Roberts.
Formal Initiation
LATIN CLUB
Row 1, 1 to r: L. Edwards, D. Darr, M. Kalmeyer, Mrs. Roberts, M. Feevey, B. Penny Row 2: G. Molinaro, V.
Fetzer, K. Sterling, S. Christension, L. MeKcekin, M. Wilson, K. Osterling, J. Hammond, D. Logan Row 3: L.
Bartley, H. Anderson, R. Rose, L. Benton, R. Shellhaus, B. Adams, J. Beaver, II. Houpt
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First Row: J. Kaufman, J. McDonald, C. Santa Casa, M. Staley, Mrs. Latshaw, C. Neithercoat,
J. Hessler, S. Donohoe, N. Hanna. Second Row: N. Licky, M. Collier, L. Drew, S. Shepard,
M. Bates, B. O'Toole, B. Sherwood, T. Nekola, M. Schmidt, D. Loskoch, J. Lcinchak, C.
Kocher, P. Boggs. Third Row: L. Hopper, T. Koah, A. Whitaker, J. Hendrickson, J. Ncison,
K. Soergal, B. Gumm, R. Sommerer.
DRAMATICS CLUB
□ Honorary group of Seniors
□ Must participate in public performance in Senior Year
□ 1956 and 1957 productions:
“A Date For Bobby Sox"
“Have You Had Your Operation?"
“The Christinas Pageant”
“Our Miss Brooks"
□ Sponsored by Mrs. Latshaw
Scene from “Have You Had Your Operation?”
Club members selling Christmas corsages
SHORTHAND CLUB
□ Club consists of 28 Senior transcription students
□ Raised money by selling corsages and ball point pens
□ Took part in a field trip to the business departments in Pittsburgh
First Row: S. Shepard, Pres.—D. Loskoch, Miss Aloe, J. Theiss, Sec.—J. Harris, P.
Thill. Not pictured: V. Pres.—Man' Bender. Row 2: C. Kirby, B. Migalic, Treas.—C.
Henry, R. Cole, B. FetterhofF, J. Eddinger, M. Truver, M. Buhl. Back Row: S. Schell,
S. Sontag, B. Goerman, M. Skraber, S. Wheeler, M. Goliat, C. Sauer, M. Nelson.
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First Row: D. Woodward, T. Koah, B. Fraser, M. Bates, Mr. Thompson, A. Whittaker, L. Hop-
per, ]. Davenport, B. Gumm. Second Row: E. McFarland, G. Kuhn, II. Evans, K. Reiincn-
schneider, B. Sherwood, B. Aiken, B. Penney, T. Peffcnnan. Third Row: C. Hepler, R. Schcll-
haus, C. Dickey, P. Krauss, R. Donohoe, B. Adams, G. Knaell. (Not pictured): Dan Hudson.
VARSITY CLUB
Varsity Club selling ice cream for sweaters
□ Earn letter to become member
□ Earn money for sweaters
□ Sell ice cream at noon
□ Varsity vs Faculty basketball game
□ Sell programs at football games
□ Advisor Mr. Thompson
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First Row: J. Davenport, B. O’Toole, D. Hudson, K. Riemenschncider, T. Koah. Back Row:
B. Aiken, H. Evans, B. McCandless, R. Grossman. Not Pictured: J. Neison.
HALL PATROL SENIOR COUNCIL
□ All members are seniors
□ Creates better relations between students and
teachers
□ Keep order in halls between
□ Direct students to seats in
meetings
□ Sponsor: Mr. Downie
Front Row: A. Reynolds, C. Curry, J.
Ferguson, J. Freeburg, A. Chase. Back Row:
Whitaker, B. Gumm.
□ Consists of 14 members
□ Senior members have voting power
/isor: Mr. Bitonti
chlag, M. SdUnidt, E.
B. Fraser, ECSjlvester, M,.Bates, A.
Fiist Row: F. Kellerman, T. Kellerman, J. Fawcett, O. Minteer, B. Mahoney. R. Grossman, J.
Bair, W. Kennedy, D. Datt, R. Higinbottom, D. Fletcher. Second Row: H. Rounce, M. Laber,
J. Maier, V. Kremin, K. Purvis, F. Aiken, F. Augustine, S. Dash, T. Shaw, J. Little, II. Kretzer,
Mr. Reimold. Third Row: A. Wieman, D. Kennedy, R. Stuart, L. Heller, D. Kraus, T. Porter,
N. Moss, B. Bollinger, R. Jones, R. Zinkhain.
FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA
□ Purpose: Trains boys for farming after graduation
□ Sold milk and seeds to earn money
□ Sponsored Faculty vs. F.F.A. Donkey basketball game
□ F.F.A. awards made on basis of leadership, scholastic rank, and interest in
agriculture
□ Sponsor—Mr. Ivan Reimold
Mr. Reimold demonstrates metal cutting to F.F.A. boys.
Officers: D. Purvis, Pres.; P. Boggs, V. Pres.; P. Fiel, Treas.; M. Bender, Publicity.
DRIVER'S EDUCATION CLUB
Personal instruction given Ruth Coon by
Mr. Skacan
□ Requirement: Take Driver’s Education
□ Must pass Driving Test
□ Creates responsibility toward driving
□ Trip to Auto Show in Pittsburgh
□ Participates in Butler Economy Run
□ Advisor Mr. Skacan
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First How: J. Kaufman, S. Donohoe, C. Kocher, S. Shepard. Second How:
H. O'Toole, W. McCandless, M. Staley, H. Evans. Not Pictured: Barbara
Johnson.
PLANET STAFF
□ Staff’s purpose: Publishes yearbook honoring Seniors and emphasizing the
year’s highlights
□ Members chosen by a committee of teachers, principal and faculty' sponsor
□ Selected on basis of originality, initiative, co-operativeness and merit
□ Provided funds by selling advertisements and subscriptions
□ Portraits by' Strem Studio and other photography' by' Mr. Hawkins
□ Faculty' sponsor: Mr. Hawkins
Layout Staff Barbara Johnson Suzanne Donohoe
Literary Staff Claudia Kocher Mary Ellen Staley Judy Kaufman
Business Staff Bob O’Toole Bill McCandless
Sports Staff Harold Evans
Secretarial Staff Sara Jean Shepard
Endeavoring to meet March 15th deadline
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□ Arrived—Pennsylvania Station; 7:00 p.m.
□ Stayed at Hotel Governor Clinton
□ Night view of New York from Empire State Building
□ Yacht tour around Manhattan
□ Bus tour of New York City
□ Stage show and movie—Radio City Music Hall
□ Left New York—June 7; 10:20 p.m.
Row 1: L. Ferguson, J. Kaufman, B. Kaufman, M. Wiegand, S. Burford, L. McMillan, P.
Boggs, M. Schmidt. Row 2: B. Fraser, T. Koah, N. Lichy, D. Spangenburg, S. Hackney,
M.Nolan, C. Dickey, E. McFarland, D. Hudson. Row 3: K. Riemenschneider, M. Bates,
T. Peffennan, N. Hanna, L. Walters, J. Hessler, L. Cooper, J. McDonald, B. Aiken, J.
Davenport.
MAY DAY FESTIVITIES
Q Theme: “Over The Rainbow.’’
□ May 3 & 4, 1956.
□ Queen, Judy Hessler was crowned by retiring
queen, Arlene Baker.
□ Junior Court gowns were made of pastel
colors of organdy material.
□ Junior boys wore dark trousers and white
dinner jackets.
□ Freshman and Sophomore girls participated
in May Day Dances, including the Maypole
Dance.
□ Girls’ Ensemble sang two selections, “Some-
where Over The Rainbow” and “A Pretty Girl
Is Like A Melody.”
□ Both Courts sang “May Day Time Is Rainbow
Time.”
□ Mrs. Lois Latshaw sponsors the May pageant
each year.
Retiring Queen Arlene Baker crowns Judy Hessler
1956 Queen.
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Row 1: V. Pres.—S. Ball, P. Boggs, N. Hanna, J. Hessler, L. Ferguson, S. Donohoe, Mrs. Latsliaw, J. Monson,
M. Nolan, B. Johnson, J. Crawford, J. Kaufman. Row 2: M. Schlag, G. Craig, C. Sherdian, M. Ferguson, B. Stitt,
D. Spangenburg, P. Fiel, G. Shilling, E. Boyle, A. Walters, Sec.—M. Staley, M. Schmidt, A. Swindennan, J.
Keener, Pres. C. Kocher, Treas. J. McDonald, A. Rodger, S. Hackney, E. Gray. Row 3: M. Bender, E. Stone,
M. Collier, M. Buhl, M. McCosby, B. Snow, C. Mossman, D. Mowery, P. Stoup, C. Neithercoat, M. Burford,
J. Theiss, J. Leinchak, V. Jeffreys, F. Buzzard, J. Gregory, N. Harrigan. L. Herr.
GIRLS ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATION
□ Membership based on activities
□ Consists of 50 girls
0 Annual dance held on November 21
□ Theme: Carousel
□ Lillie Ann Ferguson crowned Football Queen
□ Under the supervision of Mrs. Latshaw
Crowning of the Football Queen
Dancing under the Carousel
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Coaches: Bitoni, Cessar, Dancer; Capt. Koah.
SCHEDULE
Mars Opp.
Sept. 8 Rostraver (A) 0 14
Sept. 15 Union Twp. (A) 6 14
Sept. 21 Mercer (A) 12 33
Sept. 28 Darlington (FI) 7 7
Oct. 5 West Deer (A) 7 20
Oct. 12 Evans City (A) 19 18
Oct. 19 Zelienople (A) 6 25
Oct. 26 Freedom (Fl) . 19 44
Nov. 2 Plum Twp. (Fl) 12 12
Nov. 9 Millvale (FI) 39 14
Yards gained rushing
Yards gained passing
Mars
Opp.
1181 yards Mars
1521 yards Opp.
323 yards
146 yards
First Row: D. Woodward, C. Woodward, L. Hopper, B. Fraser, B. Sherwood, T. Koah, M. Bates, M. I’efTerman,
A. Whitaker, K. Riemenschncider, C. Dickey. Second Row: B. Sontag, C. Whittaker, J. Maier, R. Schellhaus, B.
Kennedy, B. Penny, B. Wagle, D. Sylvester, K. Sutton, R. Krauss, B. Adams, B. Adams, H. Miller. Third Row:
G. Knaell, H. Anderson, G. Fiel, H. Houpt, R. Czak, B. Ridgely.
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Mars vs. Rostravcr
Mars 0—Rostra ver 14
Mars stopped on 2 yd. line.
Rostraver scores on safety.
Injuries hurt chances.
Mars vs. Union
Mars 6—Union 14
14 to 0 at half time.
Mars scores in fourth.
Dickey scores only touchdown.
Mars vs. Mercer
Mars 12—Mercer 33
Mars scores in fourth quarter.
Fraser scores from 3 yd. line.
Dickey scores on 20 yd. pass play.
Mars vs. Darlington
Mars 7—Darlington 7
Mars drives 60 yds. to score.
Fraser scores from 8 yd. line.
McFarland’s placement ties game.
1956 SEASON
Mars vs. West Deer
Mars 7—West Deer 20
Scoreless first half.
West Deer scores first.
Dickey scores only touchdown.
Mars vs. Evans City
Mars 19—Evans City 18
Mars holds Rams on 6 yd. line.
Dickey, Fraser and Koah outstanding.
Pass to Sherwood decides game.
Mars vs. Zelienople
Mars 6—Zelienople 25
Zelienople scores quickly.
Dickey scores on 73 yd. pass play.
Planets game but outmanned.
Mars vs. Freedom
Mars 19—Freedom 44
Dickey scores 2 touchdowns.
Pass from Penny to Dickev for 50 yds.
Penny recovers fumble to score.
Mars vs. Plum
Mars 12—Plum 12
15 fumbles in the game.
Dickey returns interception 93 yds.
Fraser scores from 8 yd. line.
Mars vs. Millvale
Mars 39—Millvale 14
Dickey and Koah score 3 times.
Fraser passes for 2 touchdowns.
Fraser to Koah for 85 yds.
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Captains Bill Aiken anil Tim Koah
Coach William Ccssar
1956-57 SCHEDULE
Nov. 30 Hampton (II)
Dec. 4 Zelienople (H)
Dec. 7 Zelienople (A)
Dec. 11 Etna (H)
Dec. 14 Hampton (A)
Dec. 18 Winfield-Clinton (H)
Dec. 21 Winfield-Clinton (A)
Dec. 28 West Deer (A)
Jan. 11 Moniteau (H)
Jan. 18 Karns City (H)
Jan. 22 Evans City (A)
Jan. 25 Southside (H)
Jan. 29 Slippery Rock (A)
Feb. 5 Penn Twp. (H)
Feb. 8 Karns City (A)
Feb. 12 Moniteau (A)
Feb. 15 Penn Twp. (H)
Feb. 19 Southside (A)
Feb. 22 Evans City (H)
L-R: j. Hardt, B. Penney, B. Gumm, II. Evans, B. Aiken, J. Davenport, T. Koah, R. Donahoe,
C. Hepler.
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Mars vs Hampton
Mars 28—Hampton 44
Mars is inexperienced
Mars vs Zelienople
Mars 40—Zelienople 57
Koah scores 26 points
Mars vs Zelienople
Mars 37—Zelienople .51
Mars loses out in 4th
Mars vs Etna
Mars 19—Etna 49
Lack of height beats team
Mars vs Hampton
Mars 40—Hampton 43
Close game all the way
Mars vs Winfield-Clinton
Mars 48—Winfield-Clinton 57
Koah is high scorer—18 points
Mars vs Winfield-Clinton
Mars 46—Winfield-Clinton 75
Koah has 24 points
Mars vs West Deer
Mars 37—West Deer 54
West Deer too tall
Mars vs Moniteau
Mars 40—Moniteau 35
Mars comes from behind
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Mars vs Slippen' Rock-
Mars 55—Slippery Rock 53
Sensational at half
Mars vs Karns City
Mars 39—Karns City 63
Koah scores 17 points
Mars vs Evans City
Mars 34—Evans City 41
Tied at half time
Mars vs South Side
Mars 58—South Side 40
Koah scores 22 points
Mars vs Slippery Rock
Mars 41—Slippery Rock 57
Koah scores 23
Mars vs Penn Township
Mars 53—Penn Twp. 64
Mars leads at half
Mars vs Karns City
Mars 27—Karns City 59
Shooting is off
Mars vs Moniteau
Mars 46—Moniteau 55
Koah scores 28 points
Mars vs Penn Township
Mars 29—Penn Twp. 68
Penn is too tall
Mars vs South Side
Mars 44—South Side 40
Gumm scores 19 points
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G. Bates, D. Darr, Mr. Skacan, Coach; J. Lyons.
Nov. 30
Dec. 4
Dec. 7
Dec. 11
Dec. 14
Dec. 18
Dec. 21
Dec. 28
Jan. 11
Jan. 15
Jan. 18
Jan. 22
Jan. 25
Jan. 29
Feb. 5
Feb. 8
Feb. 12
Feb. 15
Feb. 19
Feb. 22
1956-57 SCHEDULE
Hampton (H)
Zelienople (H)
Zelienople (A)
Etna (H)
Hampton (A)
Winfield-Clinton (H)
Winfield-Clinton (A)
West Deer (A)
Moniteau (FI)
Slippery Rock (H)
Karns City (H)
Evans City (A)
Southside (FI)
Slippery Rock (A)
Penn Twp. (H)
Karns City (A)
Moniteau (H)
Penn Twp. (FI)
Southside (A)
Evans City (H)
JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL
First Row: J. Brooker, B. Adams, G. Nichols, D. Darr, J. Lyons, II. Miller, G. Ficl. Second
Row: B. Sontag, J. Davison, B. McDonald, Luffy, D. Bauer, C. Janke, C. Whittaker, G. Bates.
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□ Mainly freshmen and sophomores
□ Large squad this season
□ Inexperience hurt the team
□ Defeated South Side High
□ Competed in Y. M. C. A. Tournament
□ Coached by Mr. Skacan
"HARDWOOD ANTICS"
Coach—Mrs. Miles, Capts.—M. Nolan, M. Schmidt.
SCHEDULE
□ Hampton—Jan. 14
□ Penn—Jan. 24
□ Hampton—Jan. 31
□ New Castle—Feb. 14
□ Saltsburg—Feb. 25
□ New Castle—Feb. 28
□ St. Mary’s—Mar. 7
GIRLS BASKETBALL
First Row: C. Bosancic, M. Nolan, M. Schmidt, (manager) A. Rodgers. Second Row: E.
Martin, P. Purvis, J. Keener, M. Miles, P. Davis, M. Feeby, J. Hammond.
□ Record: 2 wins and 6 losses
□ Inexperienced team
□ Practiced when gym was available
□ Marion Schmidt outstanding
□ Alice Rodgers was Senior Manager
□ Coached by Mrs. Miles
Mars 28 Hampton .... 48 Jan. 14, 1957
Mars 65 Penn 30 Jan. 24, 1957
Mars 27 Hampton 58 Jan. 31, 1957
Mars 32 New Castle . 59 Feb. 11, 1957
Mars 40 Penn . ...21 Feb. 14, 1957
Mars 33 Saltsburg . 75 Feb. 25, 1957
Mars 40 Saltsburg ... .65 March 7, 1957
GRADUATING SENIORS
□ Donna Spangenburg
□ Marion Schmidt
□ Marilyn Nolan
□ Carol Bosansic
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rn. miles
, _ .. ,, 11 . \. xSt- A Maier A Lotzbire, E). Pauls, R. Salem, B. Stezenfand, J. Janecek, D. Hen-
R°wl: B Mulholland M.^ Voegler, H. Tayman, C. Morrow, S. Trover, M. Clem-
>nenrc°ni Ro^'^r^hAid/j Pearce“ E. Thompson, P. Apple Row 3: F. Kocher B Skander, L. Schwab, M.
"Sand D S. Morris’, P. Reiter, E. Keifer, D. Collier, II. Croop, D. Hutch.son.
EIGHTH GRADE
ROOM M
□ Home Room Teacher, Miss Standen
□ Held a Valentine Dance February 14
□ Skating Party at Evans City Skating Rink
□ Pres.: Polly Reiter; Vice Pres.: Dorothy Voeg-
ler; Sec.: Mary Markich; Treas.: Fred Kocher
Officers
Row 1: P. Balfour. D. Groves, B. Hagans, J. Hammond, L. Zwiegart, J. Smelscer, C. Magnani, P. Davidson, N.
Davidson, J. Bellihan, W. Mitchell Row 2: J. Lees, D. Lane, R. Kennedy, P. Cox, B. Nicklas, B. Steffens, M. Eng-
lish, C. Anderson. L. Mitchell, J. McMeekin Row 3: C. Cashdollar, A. Black, D. Fowler, R. Guntrum, D.
Charles, I. Nicholson, S. Black, A. Winner, E. Kramer, J. Wright, A. Loskoch, R. Paga
EIGHTH GRADE
ROOM N
0 Home Room Teacher, Mrs. Davis
□ Valentine Dance February 14
□ Skating Party at Evans City Rink
□ Pres.: Ray Paga, Vice Pres.: Dennis Fowler,
Sec.: Judy Nicholson, Treas.: Charles Cash-
dollar.
Officers
FRESHMEN
□ Held a movie in February
□ President is Bill McDonald
□ Vice President is Karen Laird
□ Secretary is Sydney Cooper
□ Treasurer is Charles Janke
□ Sponsors are Mr. Melson and Mr. Thompson
Front row: S. Cooper. K. Laird. Back row:
C. Janke, B. McDonald.
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C. Augustine
C. Baillie
J. Baker
L. Barker
G. Bates
R. Batykefer
D. Bauer
G. Bedford
M. Borland
J. Brooker
J. Burk
M. Chatary
J. Clark
C. Cole
R. Cole
D. Cooper
S. Cooper
B. Corbin
J. Creese
C. Crider
J. Cunningham
B. Davidson
N. Davidson
S. Davidson
J. Davison
II. Dillncr
II. Ebert
K. Eckel
G. Fiel
C. Filipous
D. Fletcher
J. Freeburg
B. Guiste
V. Hagens
J. Harris
J. Henk
F. Hicks
R. Hitt
B. Hoke
J. Huber
J. Hurlbert
J. Hutchison
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F. Kellerman
'1'. Kellerman
D. Kennedy
R. Kennedy
D. Kiley
D. Kline
C. Kroll
M. Labor
K. Laird
S. Laird
S. Leonberg
G. Logan
D. Lully
J. Lyons
J. Magette
|. Maier
P. MeCandless
E. MeCombs
J. MaeCord
B. McDonald
J. McGrath
D. McKinney
V. Mcierhauf
J. Meshanko
M. Miles
11. Miller
T. Miller
J. Mincer
S. Mincer
N. Moss
M. Mutzig
R. Nagel
M. Neel
C. Neibar
J. Nolan
K. Norris
K. Oestcrling
J. Oswald
B. Paga
C. Patnis
B. Patterson
C. Pearce
L. Perry
R. Peters
B. Peterson
C. Pfiefer
T. Porter
B. Ratay
L. Raugh
A. Reynolds
D. Roberts
II. Bounce
D. Rowan
J. Schcppy
D. Schultz
D. Sheridan
J. Shirey
A. Shoup
J. Smith
D. Silvester
G. Slater
M. Stewart
L. Stockhausen
B. Thompson
L. Truver
A. Urick
,1. Vidt
B. Voegler
N. Watson
B. Weaver
G. Waber
A. Weimann
P. Wcissert
D. Wolfe
F. Wolfe
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SOPHOMORES
□ Sponsored movie—"David and Bethsheba”
□ Sold candy at movie
□ Sold jackets and refreshments at basketball
games
□ Class party on April 15
□ Advisor—Mr. Danser
First Row: Kay Osterling, Vice Pres.; Russ
Schleiden, Pres. Second Row: Judy Ross,
Trcas.; Nancy Croom, Sec.
B. Adams
C. Adams
D. Wise
B. Adams
H. Anderson
G. Andrews
F. Augustine
B. Barr
L. Bartley
J. Beaver
L. Benton
E. Blackburn
E. Bogan
J. Boice
C. Ballinger
J. Brown
D. Brickenridge
M. Brown
D. Buchanan
D. Carey
A. Chase
C. Clark
L. Cole
B. Coleman
E. Creese
R. Czack
D. Darr
E. Davison
R. Donohoe
L. Edwards
M. Feevey
S. Feil
V. Fetzer
C. Fleck
C. Forsythe
S. Freeburg
A. Fuhr
C. Fyke
N. Groom
I. Gursak
J. Gyger
J. Hammond
R. Heginbotham
L. Hiller
M. Henry
R. Herb
J. Heterich
F. Hillman
J. Hoke
H. Hou pt
L. Hutzly
R. Jones
J. Kalmeyer
H. Kelley
P. Kennedy
B. Kirby
R. Kleber
D. Krause
13. Kritzer
N. Knolcs
R. Koah
B. Kulms
D. Logan
B. Love
M. Love
K. Maxwell
J. McClain
L. McKeon
G. Molinaro
B. Moon
F. Moorin
L. Neisen
G. Nichols
K. ©sterling
B. Penny
W. Peterson
R. Polena
I. Pink
P. Purvis
R. Ritter
R. Rose
J. Ross
B. Schellhaas
R. Schleindin
M. Schmidt
R. Schneider
E. Secsc
II. Skraber
B. Smith
B. Sontag
C. Staley
C. Stewart
K. Sterling
M. Straufler
R. Stuart
B. Thomas
J. Trover
K. Wakefield
J. Weir
C. Whitaker
13. White
C. Wiles
M. Wilson
J. Wright
13. Zora
R. Zinkham
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JUNIORS
□ Presented Junior Play, “Buy Jupiter”
□ Held dance after basketball game
□ Sponsored movie
□ Sold stationery
□ Sold magazines for New York Trip
□ Sold refreshments after game
□ Miss Aloe is class sponsor
Pres______________________ M. Scblag
V. Pres. ___________............G. Kuhn
See_________________ C. Nebel
Treas. _________________ A. Swindcnnan
G. Anderson
P. Andrews
F. Appleton
S. Ball
M. Bastian
L. Batykefei
B. Bollinger
M. Borland
B. Brumm
M. Burford
F. Buzzard
B. Carico
K. Charles
J. Cole
R. Coon
V. Craig
C. Currey
S. Dash
P. Davis
B. Davis
E. Dunean
A. Eckel
J. Elder
M. Elliott
J. Fawcett
M. Ferguson
B. Fletcher
G. Fowler
C. Fritz
E. Gray
J. Gregory
J. Gurcak
K. Harbusch
J. Hardt
N. Harigan
B. Hawn
1b
C. Henscll
L. Herr
D. Hetrick
J. Hicks
L. Hurlbert
S. Hutchinson
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J. Keener tP H
B. Kelly V jZ
W. Kelly nS
R. Kennedy
N. Kennihan,
F. Kozakousky,
P. Kramer
F. Kratz
R. Kraus
V. Krcmin
C. Kuhn
B. Layton
J. Lee
B. Lennon
J. Lennon
B. Lotzbirc
E. Martin
M. McCosby
A. McKee
C. McKee
R. McLain
P. McMurdo
M. Miles
O. Mintecr
K. Nagel
C. Nebel
I). Neibar
S. Oskin
R. Pauls
P. Pearce
B. Schellhaas
M. Qualey
a
D. Reiter
K. Reynolds
B. Ridgely
L. Roberts
A. Rush
K. Purvis
M. Schlag
E. Schultz
J. Shaw
C. Sheridan
G. Shilling
II. Sims
J. Skandcr
J. Smelscer
N. Smith
B. Snow
B. Stitt
C. Sutton
A. Swinderman
M. Thayer
C. Smith
B. Thieleman
A. Walters
B. Wagle
M. Wiemann
D. Woodward
C. Woodward
M. Yeager
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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS
J. McDonald, Treas.; T. Koah, Pres.;
B Johnson,, V. Pres.; S. Donohoe, See.
SENIORS
□ Class Motto — “United we stand, divided we
fall.”
□ Class Colors — Turquoise and Silver
□ Class Flower — Red Rose
□ New York Trip, June, 1956
□ Sold “Mars” pins, letter holders pens, etc.
□ Winter Fantasy Dance, January 12
Q Marilyn and Bucky, king and queen of win-
ter dance
□ Office work in afternoons
□ Took scholarship and aptitude tests
□ One-act plays — “A Date For Bobby-Sox,”
“Have You Had Your Operation?"
□ Presented “Our Miss Brooks”
□ College Night at Butler High
□ Senior Prom — May 17, 1957
□ Graduation — May 24, 1957
FRANK AIKEN
‘"Verge” Richland
Vocational Agriculture
Football 2; Boys’ Basketball 1,
2, .3, 4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Con-
test for F.F.A., Penn State,
Slippery Rock.
CLAUDE DALE BAILEY
“Dale” Middlesex
Commercial
Student Council Representative
3.
WILLIAM ROBERT AIKEN
“Billy Diablo’’ Adams
General
Football 3; Boys' Basketball 2,
3 4; Boys’ Varsity 3; Junior
Play 3; Drivers’ Ed. Club 3;
May Court 3, 4; Home Room
Pres. 4; Hall Patrol 4.
JAMES D. BARR
“Colonel” Mars
Commercial
Home Room Treasurer 2.
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MICHAEL PAUL BATES
“Master” Middlesex
Scientific
Senior Council 4; Football 2,3,
4; Latin Club 1,2; French Club
3,4; May Court 3,4; Home
Boom Pres. 4; Class Vice Pres.
3; French Club Pres. 4; Boys’
Varsity 3,4; Student Council 3
MARY BENDER
“Mary” Adams
Commercial
Senior Council 4; Band 1,2,3,4;
Mixed Chorus 3,4; Sophomore
Chorus 2, G.A.A. 2,3,4; Junior
Play 3; Drivers’ Ed. Club 4;
Shorthand Club 4.
PATRICIA ANN BOGGS
“Pudge” Richland
Commercial
Senior Council 4; Mixed Cho-
rus 3,4; Flag Twirler 3,4;
G.A.A. 2,3,4; Junior Play 3;
Drivers’ Ed. Club 4; May Court
3,4; Home Room Sec. 1,2;
Class Sec. 1,3; May Day
Dances 1,2.
JAMES H. BOSACK
“Jim” Richland
Commercial
Football 1; FF.A. 1.
ROBERT MARTIN BECKEY
“Bob” Cranberry
Commercial
Home Room Pres. 2; Student
Council 2; Hobby Club 2.
ROBERT EARL BERGER
“Rebel” Richland
Scientific
Band 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4;
Boys’ Basketball Manager 3,4;
Latin Club 1,2; French Club
3,4.
JOYCE FRANCES BORLAND
“Joyce” Adams
Commercial
Band 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 3,4;
Sophomore Chorus 2; Drivers’
Ed. Club 4; Drivers’ Ed. Club
Treas. 4.
CAROL BOSANCIC
“Carol” Cranberry
Commercial
Mixed Chorus 3,4; Sophomore
Chorus 2; Girls’ Basketball
(J.V.) 2
ELAINE BOYLE
“Elaine” Richland
Commercial
Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus
3 4; Sophomore Chorus 2; Girls’
Ensemble 3,4; District and
State Contest 3; G.A.A. 4;
Shorthand Club 4; Office
Aide 4.
BETTY JEAN BROXTON
“Betty” Richland
Commercial
Mixed Chorus 3,4; Sophomore
Chorus 2; Home Room Vice
Pres. 2.
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MARTHA YVONNE BUHL
“Merle” Pine
Commercial
Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Sophomore
Chorus 2; G. A. A. 3, 4; Junior
Play 3; Drivers’ Ed. Club 4;
Shorthand Club 4; Home Room
Treasurer 2; Class Treasurer 2;
May Day Dance 1.
HARRY W. BURKHART
“Harry” Richland
Commercial
Football 1; Class Officer 1;
Hobby Club 1.
RUTH ANN COLE
"Ruth” Pine
Commercial
Sophomore Chorus 2; Drivers’
Ed. Club 4; Shorthand Club 4.
MARY CATHERINE
COLLIER
“Mary” Adams
Academic
Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Sophomore
Chorus 2; Girls’ Ensemble 3, 4;
District and State Contest 3;
Latin Chib 1, 2; Spanish Club
3, 4, Library Aide 2, 3.
JOHN HENRY CONNORS
"John” Pine
Academic
Spanish Club 4; Drivers’ Ed.
Club 3.
JUDITH NANCY
CRAWFORD
“Fish” Mais
Academic
Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus
3, 4; Sophomore Chorus 2;
G. A. A. 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1,
2; French Club 4; Drivers’ Ed.
Club 4.
PAUL DANNER
“Paul” Richland
General
Left school at mid-term.
DOUGLAS THOMAS DATT
“Doug" Richland
Vocational Agriculture
F. F. A. 1, 2. 3, 4; F. F. A.
Vice Pres. 3; F. F. A. Pres. 4.
JOHN DAVENPORT
"Varsity John” Mars
Scientific-
Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Football 1,
2, 3; Junior Play 3; Boys’
Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin
Club 1, 2; French Club 3, 4;
May Court 3, 4; Bovs’ Varsitv
3, 4; Hall Patrol 4.
THOMAS FRANCIS DAVIS
“Tom” Middlesex
Academic
Spanish Club 4.
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PATRICIA ANN DIESNER
“Pat” Richland
General
Transfer from Peabody High
School.
CHARLES DICKEY
“Dink” Richland
General
Mixed Chorus 4; Football 1,2,
3,4; Boys’ Basketball 2,4; May
Court 3,4; Home Room Pres. 3;
Home Room Vice-Pres. 4; Boys’
Varsity 3,4.
BRENDA I. DONEY
"Brenda" Richland
General
Came to Mars High in her sen-
ior year.
SUZANNE DONOHOE
“Suzie” Middlesex
Academic
Mixed Chorus 4; G.A.A 4;
Spanish Club 4; Planet Staff 4;
Girls’ Ensemble 4; 2 One Act
Plays 4; Class Secretary 4.
(Transfer from Ellwood City)
CLARA DOWLING
“Clara" Adams
Commercial
Shorthand Club 4; Sophomore
Chorus 2; Office Aide 4.
LINDA ANN DREW
“Linda" /Vlams
Academic
Mixed Chorus 3,4; Latin Club
1,2; French Club 3,4; Drivers’
Ed. Club 4.
JUDITH ANN EDDINGER
“Judy” Richland
Commercial
Shorthand Club 4; Home Room
Reporter 2.
HAROLD RICHARD EVANS
“Harold” Richland
Academic
Boys’ Basketball 3, 4; Spanish
Club 4; Planet Staff 4; Boys’
Varsity 4; Hall Patrol 4; One
Act Play 4.
LILLIE ANN FERGUSON
“Lil” Richland
Scientific
Senior Council 4; Mixed Cho-
rus 3,4; G.A.A. 4; Cheerleader
3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Spanish
Club 3,4; May Court 3,4;
Home Room See. 2; Home
Room Treas. 4; Latin Club Of-
ficer 2; Spanish Club Officer
4; Girls’ Varsity 3,4; May Day
Dance 2; Football Queen 4.
BARBARA JEAN
FETTERHOFF
"Barb” Richland
Commercial
Mixed Chorus 3; Shorthand
Club 4; Sophomore Chorus 2.
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PATRICIA FIEL
“Pat” Mars
Commercial
Student Council 3; Band 1, 2,
3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4: Sopho-
more Chorus 2; G.A.A. 3,4;
Junior Play 3; Drivers’ Ed.
Chib 4; Shorthand Club 4;
Drivers’ Ed. Club Sec. 4.
WILLIAM CLARK FRASER
“Bill” Middlesex
Technical
Senior Council 4; Football 1,2,
3,4; May Court 3,4; Home
Room Pres. 4; Boys’ Varsity
3,4; Senior Executive Coun-
cil 4.
LEE EARL CEORTZ
“Bumpy” Richland
Commercial
MARY JANE COLIAT
“Janie” Middlesex
Commercial
Mixed Chorus 3,4; Sophomore
Chorus 2; Shorthand Club 4.
RAYMOND II. GROOM
Mars
RICHARD GROSSMAN
“Richard” Pine
Vocational Agriculture
FF.A. 1,2,3,4; Hall Patrol 4.
NANCY FISHER
“Nancy” Adams
Commercial
Sophomore Chorus 2; Mixed
Chorus 3.
RICHARD FUSCA
“Dick” Richland
Technical
Football 1; Boys’ Basketball
1,2,4; Boys’ Varsity 4.
BARBARA JEAN GOERMAN
“Barb” Richland
Commercial
Mixed Chorus 3,4; Sophomore
Chorus 2, Shorthand Club 4.
“Razor”
General
Shop Club 1, 2.
ALFRED ANDREW GROVE
“Bucky” Valencia
General
Band 2,3,4; F.F.A. 2,3.
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ROBERT LEE GUMM
“Bob” Richland
Academic
Senior Council 4; Boys’ Bas-
ketball 2,3,4; French Club 2,3;
Boys’ Varsity 4.
SALLY ROSE HACKNEY
“Sal” Richland
Academic
Mixed Chorus 3,4; G..A.A. 2,3,
4; Cheerleader 3,4; Girls’ Bas-
ketball 2; Latin Club 1,2;
French Chib 3,4; May Court
3,4; May Day Dances 1,2;
Home Room Vice-Pres. 4; Girls’
Varsity 3,4.
NANCY ELLEN HANNA
"Happy” Middlesex
Academic
Mixed Chorus 3,4; Sophomore
Chorus 2; Chorus Sec. 2,3,4;
Flag Twirler 3,4; C.A.A. 3,4;
May Court 3,4; Senior Execu-
tive Committee 4; Chairman 4;
May Day Dances 1,2.
JOAN MARGARET HARRIS
“Joan” Richland
Commercial
Shorthand Club 4; Shorthand
Club Sec. 4; Office Aide 4.
JAMES R. HENDRICKSON
“Yankee”
Adams
Scientific
Band 1,2,3,4; Boys’ Basketball
Mgr. 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3;
Spanish Club 3,4; Student
Council 3.
CAROLYN LOUISE HENRY
“Carolyn" Adams
Commercial
Mixed Choms 3,4; Drivers’ Ed.
Club 4; Shorthand Club 4.
JUDITH HESSLER
“Hess” Mars
CHARLES ELMER HEPLER
“Chuck” Middlesex
Academic
Boys’ Basketball 3,4; Spanish
Club 4; Boys’ Varsity 4; Senior
Executive Committee 4.
Academic
Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus
3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Junior Play
3; Latin Club 1,2; French Club
3,4; May Queen 3,4; Girls' En-
semble 3,4; Class Officer; Club
Officer; Sophomore Choms 2;
District and State Contest 3;
One Act Play 4; May Day
Dance 2.
TOX1 ELIZABETH HITT
“Toxi” Middlesex
Commercial
Mixed Chorus 3,4; Shorthand
Club 4; Sophomore Choms 2.
DIXIE LEE HOCKENBERRY
“Dixie” Middlesex
Commercial
Mixed Chorus 3,4; Drivers’ Ed.
Club 4; Sophomore Chorus 2.
69
LAWRENCE R. HOPPER, JR.
"Rod” Richland
Academic
Football 2,3,4; Junior Play 3;
French Club 3,4; Boys’ Varsity
3,4.
DANIEL HOUSTON
HUDSON
“Bones” Mars
Academic
Senior Council 4; Mixed Chor-
us 3,4; Football 1,2,3; French
Club 3,4; May Court 3,4; Bojs'
Varsity 2,3,4; Hall Patrol 4.
JANET LOUISE HUFFMAN
“Huffy” Mars
Commercial
Band 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 3,4;
Sophomore Chonts 2; Drivers’
Ed. Club 4.
BARBARA ANN
JOHNSON
“Barb” Richland
Academic
Mixed Chorus 3,4; C.A.A. 4;
French Chib 2,3,4; Planet Stall
4; Home Room Secretary 2;
Class Treasurer 3; Class V.P.
4; French Club Treasurer 3;
May Dance 2.
NANCY ANN JONNET
“Nancy” Richland
Commercial
Sophomore Chorus 2.
JANET EMILY KALB
“Jan” Richland
General
Spanish Chib 3,4; Drivers Ed.
Club 4;
THEODORE EDWARD
KALB
“Goat” Richland
Commercial
JUDY ELAINE KAUFMAN
“Jake” Adams
Academic
Mixed Chorus 3,4; Baton
Twirlcr 3,4; G.A.A. 4; Spanish
Club 3,4; Planet Staff 4; May
Court 3,4; Spanish Chib Treas-
urer 4; May Dance 1,2.
WILLIAM KIEL
"Bill” Richland
General
WAYNE LOYAL KENNEDY
“Bull Fighter” Adams
Vocational Agriculture
Football 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4;
F.F.A. Officer 1 year.
70
CHARLES EDWARD KILEY
“Chuck” Mars
Commercial
Band 1,2,3,4; Junior Play 3;
Boys’ Basketball (J.V.) 1; Driv-
ers’ Ed. Club 4; Shorthand
Club 4; Home Room Pres. 4;
Senior Executive Committee 4.
CAROL ANN KIRBY
“Carol” Cranberry
Commercial
Mixed Chorus 3,4; Sophomore
Chorus 2; Drivers’ Ed. Club 4;
Shorthand Club 4; Office Aide
4; Library Aide 4.
GEORGE EUGENE KNAELL
“George” Mars
Academic
Football Manager 2,3,4; Boys’
Basketball Manager 2,3,4;
Spanish Club 4.
TIMOTHY ARON KOAH
“Tex”
Adams
Academic
Mixed Chorus 3.4; Football
1,2,3,4; Junior Play 3; Boys’
Basketball [,2,3,4; Latin Club
1.2; French 3,4; May Court
3,4; Class Pres. 1,2,3,4; Boys’
Varsity 1,2,3,4; Hall Patrol 4;
Student Council 1,2,3; Student
Council Vice Pres. 3; Home
Room Reporter 2.
CLAUDIA LU KOCHER
“Claudia” Mars
Scientific
Band 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 3 4;
Sophomore Chorus 2; Girls’
Ensemble 3,4; District and
State Contest 3; G.A.A. 3,4;
G.A.A. Pres. 4; Latin Club 1,2;
Spanish Club 3,4; Drivers’ Ed.
Club 4; Planet Staff 4.
PAUL D. KRAMER
“Paul" Valencia
Commercial
Drivers’ Ed. Club 4; Hobby
Club 1,2.3.
JUDITH HELEN LEMCHAK
“Lump Lump” Richland
Commercial
Mixed Chorus 3,4; Sophomore
Chorus 2; G.A.A. 4; Cheer-
leader 3,4; Class Officer 1;
Girls’ Varsity 3,4
DOROTHY ANN LOSKOCH
“Dot”
Richland
NANCY LICIIY
“Tink” Richland
Commercial
Mixed Chorus 3,4; Sophomore
Chorus 2; Girls' Ensemble 3;
Girls’ Basketball (J V.) 1,2;
Drivers’ Ed. Club 4; May
Court 3,4; Home Room Officer
1,2; Senior Executive Commit-
tee 4; Home Room Reporter
2,3; May Day Dances 1,2.
Commercial
Mixed Chorus 3; Girls’ Basket-
ball 2; Drivers’ Ed. Club 4;
Shorthand Club 4; Shorthand
Club Pres. 4; Sophomore Cho-
rus 2; Office Aide 4.
JUDITH ELAINE LOSKOCH
“Judy” Valencia
General
Sophomore Chorus 2.
71
ROBERT M. LUDWICK
“Elvis” Richland
General
Mixed Chorus 4; (Transfer
from Kensington High School,
New Kensington)
CATHERINE MARGRET
LUFFY
“Kathy” Middlesex
Commercial
Mixed Chorus 3,4; Shorthand
Club 4.
BETTY ANN MIGALIC
“Betty” Middlesex
Commercial
Mixed Chorus 3,4; Sophomore
Chorus 2; Drivers’ Ed. Club 4;
Shorthand Club 4.
MARTAIN EDWARD
McAlpine
“Ed” Mars
General
WILLIAM DEAN
McCandless
“Bill” Adams
Scientific
Mixed Chorus 3,4; Junior Play
3; Latin Club 1,2; French Club
3,4; Planet Staff *4; Hall Patrol
4.
DANIEL McCLAIN
“Dan” Middlesex
Drivers’ Ed. Club 4.
JUNE BLANCHE
McDonald
“June” Mars
Scientific
Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,
4; Sophomore Chorus 2; Girls’
Ensemble 3,4; District and
State Contest 3; Brass Quartet
4; Concert Solo (Trumpet) 2,3,
4; Latin Club 1,2; French Club
3,4; Drivers’ Ed. Club 4; May
Court 3,4; Home Room Sec. 4;
Class Vice Pres. 2; Class Treas.
4; Band Sec. 3; G.A.A. Treas.
4; One Act Play 4.
THOMAS RICHARD
McELROY
“Tom” Richland
Academic
Spanish Club 4; Drivers’ Ed.
Club 4.
EDWARD NEAL
McFarland
“Mac” Richland
General
Football 2,3,4; May Court 3,4;
Boys’ Varsity 3,4.
WILLIAM MAHONEY
“Mitch” Adams
Vocational Agriculture
(Not pictured)
Football 2,3; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4;
F.F.A. Officer 4; F.F.A. Con-
tests 1,2,3,4.
72
CAROL LEE MINCER
“Carol Lee’’ Adams
General
Band 3; Mixed Chorus 3,4;
Sophomore Chorus 2.
JULIA GRACE MOMEYER
“Julie" Adams
Academic
Mixed Chorus 3,4; Latin Club
1,2; Spanish Club 3,4; Girls’
Ensemble 4.
CAROLYN JOY MONSON
"Joy” Pine
Scientific
Band (Colorguard) 3; Baton
Twirler 4; Mixed Chorus 3,4;
Sophomore Chorus 2; C.A.A.
3,4; Junior Play 3; Girls’ Bas-
ketball (J.V.) 3; Latin Club
1,2; French Club 3,4; Drivers’
Ed. Club 4; Girls’ Ensemble 3;
Home Room Rep. 3; Library
Aide 2,3; May Day Dances 1,2.
CAROL ELAINE MOSSMAN
“Carol” Richland
Scientific
Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,
4; G.A.A. 4; French Club 2,3,4;
Drivers’ Ed. Club 4.
DOROTHY E. MOWERY
“Dot" Middlesex
Academic
Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus
3,4; G.A.A. 2,3,4; Latin Club
1,2; Spanish Club 3,4; Drivers’
Ed. Club 4; Sophomore Cho-
rus 2.
CAROL ANN NE1THERCOAT
“Carol"
Richland
JAMES ALLEN NEISON
“Jim” Middlesex
Academic
French Club 3,4; Hall Patrol 4.
Scientific
Flag Twirler 3,4; Mixed Chorus
3,4; G.A.A. 4; Latin Club 1,2;
French Club 3,4; Girls’ En-
semble 3,4; Library Aide 1.2,3;
Sophomore Chorus 2; District
and State Contest 3; One Act
Play 4.
MARY ALICE NELSON
“Mary Alice” Richland
Commercial
Mixed Chorus 3; Shorthand
Club 4; Home Room Sec. 2,4;
Sophomore Chorus 2; Office
Aide 4.
ALLEN G. NICHOLS, JR.
“Hot Rod" Pine
Academic
Latin Club 1,2; Spanish Club
3,4; Shop Club 1,2.
MARILYN CLAIRE NOLAN
"Marilyn” Middlesex
Scientific
Mixed Chorus 3,4; G.A.A. 3,4;
Girls’ Basketball 2,3,4; Latin
Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3,4;
May Court 3,4; Home Room
Officer 3; Spanish Club Sec. 4;
Girls’ Varsity 3,4; Drum Major-
ette 3,4; Office Aide 4; Stu-
dent Council 2,3; May Day
Dance 2.
73
JOSEPH NOWAKOWSKI
“Joe” Richland
Academic
Spanish Club 4.
MARK PEFFERMAN
“Mucus” Richland
Commercial
Football 4; Boys’ Basketball.
ROBERT HAIN O’TOOLE
“Rusty” Richland
Scientific
Mixed Chorus 3,4; Football 1,
2; Junior Play 3; Latin Club
1,2; Planet Staff 4; Hall Patrol
4; Student Council 2; Latin
Club Vice-Pros. 2.
THOMAS PEFFERMAN
“Tom” Richland
Commercial
Mixed Chorus 4; Football 3;
May Court 3,4; Senior Execu-
tive Committee 4.
JOAN PERRY
"Perry”
Pine
Commercial
Mixed Chorus 3,4; Sophomore
Chorus 2; Home Room Vicc-
Pres. 1.
AMBROSE JOHN POLENA
“Brose" Middlesex
General
DAVID V. PURVIS
“Dave” Adams
Commercial
Drivers’ Ed. Club 4; Club Of-
ficer 4
GEORGE POELCIIER
“Pecher” Richland
General
JANICE IRENE POWERS
“Jan” Richland
Commercial
Sophomore Chorus 2.
FRANK REYNAL O’CONNOR
“Jist” Richland
Commercial
Football 2,3; Home Room
Treas. 4; Shop Club 3,4.
74
KENNETH
RIEMENSCHNEIDER
“Bunga” Richland
Academic
Mixed Chorus 3,4; Football
1.2,3,4; Junior Play 3; Latin
Club 1,2; French Club 3,4;
May Court 3,4; Latin Club
Pres. 2; French Club Vice-
Pres. 4; Boys’ Varsity 3,4; Hall
Patrol 4.
ALICE HELEN RODGER
“Alice” Middlesex
Scientific
Mixed Chorus 3,4; G.A.A. 4;
Girls’ Basketball Manager 3,4;
Latin Club 1,2; Spanish Club
3,4; Home Room Sec. and
Treas. 4; Girls’ Varsity 3,4;
Home Room Reporter 3; Home
Room Representative 3; Sen-
ior Executive Committee 4.
CAROL ANN SANTACASA
“Carol” Adams
Commercial
Mixed Chorus 3,4; Sophomore
Chorus 2; One Act Play 4.
CAROLE ANN SAUER
“Carole” Richland
Commercial
Shorthand Club 4; Sophomore
Chorus 2.
SHIRLEY SCHELL
“Shiil” Pine
Commercial
Mixed Chorus 3,4; Drivers’ Ed.
Chib 4; Shorthand Club 4.
MARION HAZEL SCHMIDT
“Marion” Richland
Scientific
Senior Council 4; Mixed Cho-
rus 3,4; Baton Twirlcr 3,4;
G.A.A 2,3,4; Girls’ Basketball
1.2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; French
Club 3,4; May Court 3,4;
French Club Scc.-Treas. 4;
Girls’ Varsity 2,3,4; May Day
Dances 1,2.
THOMAS
“Tom”
Vocational
F.F.A. 2,3,4.
E. SHAW
Adams
Agriculture
SARA JEAN SHEPARD
“Sara Jean” Richland
Commercial
Shorthand Club 4; Planet Staff
4; Home Room Sec. 2; Home
Room Vice-Pres. 4; Senior Ex-
ecutive Committee 4; Office
Aide 4.
ROBERT E. SHERWOOD
“Robot"
Richland
Technical
Football 4; Class Officer.
MYRNA RUTH SKRABER
“Myrna” Adams
Commercial
Mixed Chorus 3,4; Shorthand
Club 4; Sophomore Chorus 2.
DREW P. SMITH
"Bunscy” Richland
Academic
Transfer from South Hills High
in his junior year.
RONALD F. SOMMERER
“Ron'
Mars
KENNETH P. SOERGEL, JR.
"K.P.” Pine
Academic
Spanish Club 3,4; Drivers’ Ed.
Club 4; Club Pres. 4.
Commercial
Mixed Chorus 3,4.
SALLY ANN SONTAG
“Sexy Sal” Adams
Commercial
Drivers’ Ed. Chib 4; Shorthand
Club 4, Sophomore Chorus 2
DONNA R. SPANGENBURG
“Donna” Richland
Academic
Flag Twirler 3,4; Mixed Cho-
rus 3,4; G.A.A 2,3,4; Junior
Play 3; Girls’ Basketball 2,3,4;
Latin Club 1,2; French Club 3,
4; Drivers' Ed. Club 4; May
Court 3,4; Home Room Officer
1 yr; Girls’ Varsity 2,3,4; May
Day Dance 1,2.
MARY ELLEN STALEY
“Punky” Pine
Scientific
Mixed Chorus (Pianist) 3,4;
Sophomore Chorus (Pianist) 2;
Concert Solo (Piano) 3,4; Girls’
Ensemble 3,4; District and
State Contest 3; Junior Play 3;
Latin Club 1,2; French Club
3,4; Planet Staff 4; G.A.A. 3,4;
G.A.A. Sec. 4; 2 One Act
Plays 4.
PATRICIA JANE STOUP
“Patti” Middlesex
Scientific
Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus
3,4; Sophomore Chorus 2;
G.A.A. 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2;
Spanish Club 3,4; Drivers’ Ed.
Club 4; Concert Solo (Sax) 2,3;
District Contest 2; Midwestern
Band 3.
ERNEST B. TAYLOR
“Ernie” Middlesex
Commercial
Drivers’ Ed. Club 4.
BEVERLEE JUDY THEISS
“Judy” Richland
Commercial
Band 3; Mixed Chorus 3;
C A.A. 3,4; Girls’ Basketball
1,2,3,4; Shorthand Club 4;
Home Room Treas. 4; Short-
hand Club Treas. 4; Girls’ Var-
sity 1,2,3,4.
PAULA ANN THILL
“Paula” Adams
Commercial
Shorthand Club 4.
76
MARY LOUISE TRUVER
“Rea” Middlesex
Commercial
Mixed Chorus 3,4; Shorthand
Club 4.
SHIRLEY ANN WHEELER
“Shirl" Pine
Commercial
Mixed Chorus 3,4; Shorthand
Club 4; Sophomore Chorus 2.
CAROLYN ANN VOLZ
“Carolyn” Cranberry
Academic
Mixed Chorus 3,4; Sophomore
Chorus 2; Girls’ Basketball 2;
Spanish Club 4; Drivers' Ed.
Club 4.
ALBERT HENRY KEITH
WHITAKER
“Twit” Middlesex
Academic
Senior Council 4; Football 1,2.
3,4; French Club 2,3,4; Boys’
Varsity 3,4; One Act Play 4.
CLASS WILL
□ The Speech Class leaves the privilege (and
fun) of producing one-act plays to all Juniors
who wish to accept the responsibility.
□ Seniors leave vacancies on Hall Patrol, dubs,
Planet Staff, Band, Chorus, and dramatics to
those students who can fulfill the need.
□ Seniors will all homework and teacher prob-
lems to whomever can carry the load.
□ The responsibility as seniors and the realiza-
tion that this shouldn’t be the absolute end
of your education, we, the Seniors, do solemn-
ly give to the Juniors.
□ To all under classmen—the thrill of the Prom,
Baccalaureate, and Commencement.
HONOR SOCIETY
Seniors maintaining a "B” average throughout four years of high school
First Row: L. Ferguson, P. Stoup, C. Kocher, B. Johnson, M. Nolan, M. Staley, L. Drew, J. Monson, J. Mc-
Donald, S. Donahoe, J. Kaufman. Back Row: D. Loskotch, C. Dowling, K. Sorgel, B. Berger, H. Evans, K.
Ricmcnschneider, B. O’Toole, D. Hudson, C. Neithercoat, S. Shepard.
If tfir- t W.
EME
79
COMPLIMENTS
OF
CITIZENS
NATIONAL BANK
EVANS CITY, PENNSYLVANIA
80
MARTIN BROTHERS
CONTRACTING CO., INC.
“CHUCK” “DON”
Hauling Contractors
EXCAVATING 0 GRADING 0 BUILDERS SUPPLIES
TELEPHONE
FL 2-1815
FL 2-2700
R.D. 2
SARVER, PA.
81 '
0. A. BEHM AGENCY
O. A. BEHM
ROBERT D. BEHM
SURE INSURANCE — ALL KINDS
AUTOMOBILE — FIRE
HOSPITALIZATION — LIFE
Let Us Finance That New Car When You Buy It.
MARS, PA.
EVANS CITY, PA.
82
Compliments of
STREM STUDIOS
FINE CAMERA PORTRAITS
STREM’S PICTURE CORNER
Ninth and Penn
AT. 1-4575
Students Need No Appointments
Our Able Staff Is Always Attentive
And That’s Why Students Feel “At Home”
.At Strem Studios
Studios In
Downtown, Pittsburgh
East Liberty
New Kensington
Altoona
Your Official School Photographer
83:
INSURANCE WITH SERVICE
Life
Fire
Auto
Hospitalization
Bonds
Health
Liability
& Accident
GARMAN C. MURRAY
REALTOR — INSURER
Sales
Real Estate
Rentals
Phone Zel. 528
223 S. Main St.
Zelienople, Pa.
PLUMBING SALES AND SERVICE
Standard — Crane — Elijer
“Don’t Let A ‘Drip’ Get You Down”
JOSEPH F. NOLAND PLUMBING
Hot Water Heating Specialists
PUMP INSTALLATION AND REPAIR
Lancaster — Myers — Deining
Butler 71085
615 New Castle St.
Nixon 3252
R.D. #6, Butler
84-
TWINBROOK REAL ESTATE CO
ROUTE 8 AT DENNY ROAD
VALENCIA, R. D., PA.
BUILDERS — APPRAISERS — DEVELOPERS
WILLIAM D. GETTY
BROKER
TWinbrook 8-2410
Compliments of
TWIN WILLOWS PARK
and
MOBILE HOME SALES
SWIMMING — SKATING — DANCING
Rt. 8, Midway Between Etna and Butler
TWinbrook 8-2407 Valencia, Pa.
Albert K. McKee, Owner
85
DON’S SUNOCO SERVICE
ONE STOP SERVICE
Goodyear Tires — Wheel Balancing
Tune Up — Auto Repairing
Phone:
NAtional 5-3622
Mars, Pennsylvania
Compliments
of
THE MARS NATIONAL BANK
Mars, Pennsylvania
86
Say it With
KOCHER’S FLOWERS
For All Occasions
Phone:
NAtional 5-1200
Mars, Pa.
CHARLES L. RAUCH PHARMACIST
Grand Ave., Mars, Pa.
SICK ROOM SERVICE
Photo Shop Hallmark Cards
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Tussy — Lentheric — Shulton — Whitman Candies
Vet. Supplies
NAtional 5-1000
87
R. P. HONEYWILL
MUNICIPAL CONTRACTORS
INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES
MARS, PENNA.
NAtional 5-3199
WEstmore 5-1884
TREFRY ENGINEERING
ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS
Designers of Schools, Churches,
Commercial Buildings, and
Structural Steel.
P. O. Box 230 Butler, Pennsylvania
88
Compliments
of
McDonald funeral home
AMBULANCE SERVICE
NAtional 5-3381 Mars, Pa.
RELIABLE FURNITURE
Butler, Pa.
COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS
212 - 214 South Main Street
Butler 75 - 702
WOODROW’S PHARMACY
Donald Woodrow, Pharmacist
Reliable Prescription Service
Sealtest Ice Cream
One Day Film Service
Candy — Toiletries — Cards
NA 5-2222
GRAND AVE.
MARS, PA.
NORTH PITTSBURGH TELEPHONE
COMPANY
Business Office
HI 3-1511
90
EDMUND DRIVING SCHOOL
PERSONS UNDER 25 REDUCED-INSURANCE RATES AVAILABLE
Recommended by Pittsburgh
Automobile Club
FOrest 4-8496
CEdar 1-5922
SAY IT WITH FLOWERS
THE EDWARD DAMBACH CO.
LUMBER — MILL WORK
EVANS CITY HARMONY
91
PHILIP A. BRUNN, JR.
PROFESSIONAL SANITATION CONTRACTOR
24 hour emergency service
Septic Tanks — Sewage Treatment Plans
Cleaned — Rehabilitated
Box 44
Ingomar, Pa.
FOrest 4-5400
RALPH H. HIEKMAN
REAL ESTATE
Perry Highway
Phones: WEstmore 5-2171
Wexford, Pa.
5-2151
McGEEVER’S SHOE STORE
Poll Parrot — American Girl
Child Life
Grand Ave.
NAtional 5-9570
Mars, Pa.
92
Compliments of
WALTERS FUNERAL HOME
Mars, Pa.
Congratulations & Best Wishes
to the
Graduating Class
NA 5-2400
Ambulance Service
HOTEL KAUFMAN
Zelienople, Pa.
30 Mi. North of Pittsburgh, U. S. 19
30 Modern Rooms
Air-Conditioned
Cocktail Lounge
Famous Chicken and Waffle Dinners
“Recommended by Duncan Hines.”
W. J. Thomas — Owner
Phone 104
JOHN HONSE CO.
Butler’s Finest Furniture Store
Butler, Pennsylvania
Phone 4-707
93
AMERICAN OIL CO.
Tires, tubes
and batteries
Amoco Products
C. B. Biggs
J. E. Anthony
PHONE 5-1100
PORCO CLEANING AND TAILORING
3 stores
8 trucks
PHONE — Forest 4-9877 — Perrysville
— National 5-4000 — Mars
— Hunter 6-9993 — Allison Park
BEST OF LUCK TO THE
SENIOR CLASS
FROM
WILLEES
BRATCHIE SERVICE STATION
Pittsburgh Street
TEXACO GAS and OIL
Tires — Batteries — Accessories
Havolinc Oil — Marfak Lubrication
NA — 5-7470
94
TROUTMAN’S
Make Our Store Your Shopping Headquarters
In Butler
For Better Values Always
VERNON C. KAUFMAN
Roofing and Sheet Metal Work
Furnaces Air Conditioning
NAtional 5-3800
Valencia, Pa.
Used Cars Bought and Sold
WEXFORD MOTOR SALES
INTERNATIONAL SALES AND SERVICE
Body and Fender Work — Painting — Front End Alignment
Wheel Balancing State Inspection
WEstinorc 5-2596 Dynamic P.O. Box 78
Wexford, Pa.
FRANK’S SERVICE STATION
li.D. #6 Ht. 8. Butler
Sunoco Gas and Oil
A To Z Lubrication
Fast Automatic Car Wash
Nixon 2270
95
JACK’S AUTO SALES
n. d. #7
Sarver, Pa.
Phone FLanders 3-1555
3% Current Dividend
FIDELITY SAVINGS
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
203 S. Main St., Zelienople, Pa.
Phone 805
TREESDALE FARMS, INC.
“Treesdale Apples From Mars—They’re Out of This World"
NAtional 5-2100
Mars, Pa.
ELLSWORTH MEEDER
114 NORTH MAIN STREET
ZELIENOPLE, PA.
REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE
Telephone 90
96
GEORGE BROOKS
BRICK — BLOCK — CEMENT
STONE WORK
WEstinore 5-2825
PARK & KNOTT
CONCRETE BLOCKS
Feeds, Seeds, Fertilizers,
Builder’s Suplies
Hilltop 3-3656
COMPLIMENTS OF
DELNEY’S RESTAURANT
7703 McKnight Rd.
ERERHARDT’S DINER
FINE FOODS
Lunches — Dinners
Take Out Orders
Perry Highway Wexford, Pa.
Compliments
of
LATSHAW’S GROCERY
JOHN L. FRIEDRICH
Floor Coverings
WEstinore 5-2370
Perry Highway, R.D. 1
Wexford, Pa.
WADDELL JEWELERS
HOME OF KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS
Fine Watches, Jewelry, Gifts
122 E. Cunningham St.
Butler, Pa.
97
DAVIS FURNITURE CO.
127-129
West Jefferson Street
Butler, Pennsylvania
Headquarters For Homemakers
THE FASHION
Ladies Read}’ to Wear
Butler, Pennsylvania
We Give S & II Green Stamps
KIRKPATRICK’S
Jewelers
116 West Jefferson Street
Butler, Pennsylvania
QUALITY
Diamonds—Watches—Silverware
THE HUB
Men’s and Boy’s
Clothing and Furnishings
Butler, Pennsylvania
McCARREN’S
Quality Clothes
For The Men and Young Men
136 E. Main St. Butler, Pa.
Telephone 75-200
COMPLIMENTS OF
HORNYAKS
Home For The Aged
FL 2-1005
COMPLIMENTS
OF
RICHLAND FARMS
98
HAWKS BROS. CLEANERS
QUALITY CLEANING
Evans City 3221
Evans City, Pa.
FREE DELIVERY ED. SPITHALER
WOOD’S HOME SUPPLY AUTO SUPPLIES & PARTS
Zelienople, Pa.
Phone 141 236 E. Main Street
FURNITURE—APPLIANCES—GIFTS Evans City, Pa.
Compliments of WEXFORD AUTO PARTS CO.
WIEGAND RESTAURANT NEW & USED PARTS
MEALS — SODA FT.
BORDEN’S ICE CREAM Wexford, Pa.
Grand Ave.
Mars, Pa. NA 5-3920 WEstmore 5-2764
VALENCIA SUPPLY Compliments
FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS of
Meats for Freezer Storage—Appliances WESTERN AUTO PARTS
Valencia, Pa. NA 5-2460 Zelienople, Pennsylvania
99
MARKEL’S GARAGE EDWARD H. SCHMIDT
CHEVROLET SALES General Contractor
ZELIENOPLE, PA. Hilltop 3-1016
Same Location Since 1920 Gibsonia, Pa.
DOROTHY L. SPENCER Compliments of FISHBURN’S PHARMACY
INSURANCE — NOTARY PRESCRIPTIONS
110 N. Main Street 200 S. Main St. Zelienople
Zelienople, Pa. Phone 51 Phone: Zel. 300 Night 161
CITIES SERVICE PRODUCTS MARBURGER FARM DAIRY
RUDOLPH AUTO REPAIR A. C. MARBURGER, OWNER
Chas. J. Rudolph, Prop. Complete Line of Dairy Products
Hardt & Gibsonia Road Phone 3872 - 3875
Gibsonia, Pa. Evans City, Pa. R.D. 2
PURVIS BROTHERS
Distributors of
Tires — Tubes Pennzoil
and Batteries Products
Mars, Pa. Phone: NAtional 5-9692
100
COMPLIMENTS
PERRY’S GOLDEN DAWN STORE OF
Meats, Produce, Groceries DR. RICHARD W. THAYER OPTOMETRIST
Mars, Penna. Mars, Pa
HOWARD L. FYKE C. H. PENNY
NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Mars, Pa. Zelienople, Pa.
AGENT BUILDERS SUPPLIES
NAtional 5-2960 Mars, Pa. HARDWARE
COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS
OF OF
BINE’S BEAUTY SALON BETTE ANN BEAUTY SHOPPE
Mars, Penna. Mars, Penna.
WHITE’S RADIO AND T.V. MARS SANDWICH SHOP
Admiral and G. E.
Sales and Service Hot Dogs Hamburgers
Grand Ave. Phone Phone NA 5-9920
Mars, Pa. NA. 5-4960
101
CALLEN’S
Roadside China
Donald R. Callen
Gifts for any Occasion
Route S Nixon 3639
ZIEGLERS HARDWARE
Mars, Pa. NA 5-9900
Hardware Glass
Gift Items
GEORGE’S
Amoco Service
Let George Do It
Phone Nixon 2258
Route 8 and Glade Mill Rd.
GEORGE EBERT
HAGER’S STYLE SHOPPE
Ladies and Infants Wear
Mars, Pa.
Phone NAtional 5-3331
MUTZIG RESTAURANT
Route 8
Specialty
Homemade Pies
A. T. MARBURGER
Quality Meats
and
Groceries
Fresh Dressed Poultry
Mars, Pa. NAtional 5-2500
PETERS DRY GOODS
Ready to Wear
Shoes Rubber Foot Wear
NAtional 5-2722 Mars, Pa.
COMPLIMENTS
OF
MENEFEE’S JEWELERS
102
26133 PHONE 79918
North South
TERRACE DRIVE-INN
RESTAURANT
Famous For
Chicken In The Basket
2 Locations
3 Mi. South on Rt. 8
8 Mi. North on Rt. 8
Butler, Pennsylvania
MATCHETT’S ESSO SERVICE
Groceries, Ice Cream, Pop
Trailer Court
Phone Nixon 2784
Route 8 7 Mi. South
of Butler
COMPLIMENTS OF
SUNCREST SERVICE
Suncrest Service is
Friendly Service
Route 8 Nixon 3662
HOUSE OF GIFTS
Mi. North of Cooperstown on Rt.8
Infants Wear, Jewelry,
Aluminum Gift Wear,
Lingerie and Hosiery
10% Discount on Xmas Toys
Phone TWinbrook 8-2830
OSKIN’S MIDWAY
Garage and Service
Route 8
Phone TWinbrook 8-2681
MILLER-HURD SERVICE
Amoco Products
Lubrcation—Oil—Grease—Repairs
STATE INSPECTION
Road Service Route 8
We Deliver and Pick Up
Valencia, Pa.
CHOTTA SERVICE STATION
Notions Ice Cream
Meats Groceries
24 Hour Wrecker Service
AAA
C. A. Hays and Son
Automobile Repairing
Crowe Avenue
Phone 19R2
Mars, Pa.
Phones:
NA 5-9066
Evans City 3005
Mars, Pa.
103
Compliments
of
FRANK’S MARKET
Route 8
Compliments of
TWINBROOK GROCERIES
Ph. TWinbrook 8-9079
HABERLEIN’S
SUNOCO GAS & OIL
A to Z Lubrication
Rt. 8, Penna. Turnpike Int.
HI 3-3326
ELIZABETH R. LEWIS AGENCY
INSURANCE
Mussig Bldg. Zelienople, Pa.
Phone — Zelienople 255
BAKERSTOWN GARAGE
CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE
OK USED CARS & TRUCKS
Bakerstown, Penna.
Hilltop 3-3900
Compliments of
BAKERSTOWN AUTO SERVICE
Complete Auto Repair Body Shop
State Inspection
Route 8, Bakerstown, Pa.
Hilltop 3-3979
CHOICE BEVERAGES FINE FOODS
THE PLANE VIEW
Chester & Emma Michalski
EIGHT MILES SOUTH OF BUTLER
Phone NI 2261 R. D. 6, Butler, Pa.
Baby Chicks for Poultrymen who
Sell Their Eggs and Dressed
Poultry at Premium Prices
VERNON NORRIS HATCHERY
Valencia, R. D. 2, at Cooperstown
TW 8-9647
104
JOE’S AUTO BODY, INC.
State Inspection — Wrecks Rebuilt
Custom Body Styling
Under New Management
Fo. 4-9292 4501 Perry Hwy.
RENNO’S
QUALITY MEATS
In Bakies Market
Watek Street Saxonburg, Pa.
PAUL & ANN’S
DRIVE IN
HAMBURGERS
FRENCH FRIES
MILK SHAKES
Route 8 South of Butler
WONDERFUL FOOD
COMPLIMENTS
OF
SAXONBURG BAKERY
ELSIE MILLER’S
CONVALESCENT HOME
State Licensed
ELDERLY — SENILES
CONVALESCENTS
WE 5-1916 Wexford, Pa.
PINE MOTOR SALES & SERVICE
JEEPS — WILLYS — TRUCKS
TOWINC — STATE INSPECTION
Route 19
Wexford, Pa. Westmore 5-2200
Compliments of
MORROW’S
GENERAL STORE
Gibsonia, Pa.
WALTER’S STORE
114 Mi. N. of Valencia
Groceries — Gas — Oil
Frozen Foods — etc.
Na. 5-9600
105
Compliments of Compliments
HILLTOP SUPERETTE
Fresh Meats and Groceries of
Cor. Meridian & Gibsonia Rds. ZELIENOPLE AUTO PARTS
Phone Hilltop 3-3140
PENN AUTO A. B. MANN COMPANY
AUTO PARTS 251 S. Main Street
Mrs. Whitaker Butler Pennsylvania
C. Strieghner Quick Repairs & Replacements
Butler Penna. Jewelry
BENSON’S T. R. HAWKINS & SON Black & White — Color
Mens and Boys Store Photography
142 S. Main Street Butler, Pa. Weddings — Banquets — Parties Commercial — Portrait
Home of Richman Bros. Clothes Gibsonia, Pa. Hilltop 3-2361
RUSH DAIRY STORE T. E. HOHMANN
Lunch Meats & Groceries Lumber & Builder’s Supplies
Route 19 Wexford, Pa. Bakerstown, Pa.
Phone 5-1081 HI 3-1502
106
Compliments HUFFMAN’S PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO
GENE’S JEWELRY Children’s Portraits — Weddings Family Groups — Photo Finishing
207 Main St. 302 Main Street
Evans City, Pa. Evans City, Pa. Phone 3-581
GENT’S SHOP JAMES H. ABRAMS
Mens and Boys Wear 246 S. Main Street Butler, Pa.
123 S. Main St. Zelienople, Pa. Telephone 29-420
Phone 784
McCARREN’S MEEDERS COMMUNITY STORE
Quality' Clothes Meats Vegetables
For the Men and Young Men Fish Frozen Stamps — Charge — Delivery
136 E. Main St. Butler, Pa.
Telephone 75-200 Criders Corners, Pa.
Compliments of Compliments of
DOLORES LOEFFLEUR
PERRY VUE MOTEL LYDIA STATES
Route 19 Pine Valley
107
ROACH & ZIEGLER
Floor Covering
Dinette Sets
Wall Covering
Carpet
201 S. Main St.
Zelienople, Pa.
Butler
Butler
G-E Appliances
Step-Saver & G-E Custom Kitchens
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Rental Floor Sanders
JOHN HONSE CO.
Butler’s Finest Furniture
Phone 4-707
PAUL KIRKPATRICK
Sporting Goods — Luggage
Phones: 816
817
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
108
Compliments of
THE RICHLANDER
Published by the Richland
Committee for Better Government
THE RICHLANDER
P. O. Box 38
Gibsonia, Pa.
Compliments of
MARGARET D. SMITH
REALTOR
Meridian Rd.
Hilltop 3-2760
Gibsonia, Pa.
GATEWAY GRILL
KENMORE BEAUTY SHOPPE
Route 19
Perry Interchange
We Never Close
Home Cooked Meals
Specially Prepared to Your Order
Every Beauty Service
245 S. Main St. Butler, Pa.
Phone 26100
109
HALSTEAD AND MITCHELL
ZELIENOPLE, PENNSYLVANIA
COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION
COMPONENTS,
COOLING TOWERS AND CONDENSERS
Compliments of
PLAYTIME EQUIPMENT
CORPORATION
Mars, Pennsylvania
Compliments of
ST. BARNABAS HOME
111
Phone PErrysville 4-4760
TODAY’S HOME
TODAY’S FURNITURE FOR TODAY’S LIVING
7901 McKnight Road
Pittsburgh 37, Pa.
RABOLD’S BAKERY
ORDER BY PHONE
Phone FO. 45861
McKnight Shopping Ctr.
8017 McKnight Rd.
Compliments
of
PENN THEATER
Butler, Pa.
Compliments
of
DR. STANDEN
COMPLIMENTS
OF
DAVIDSON PLUMBING
COMPLIMENTS
OF
CARUSOS SERVICE
When in need of Insurance
“C” STEWART SHOEMAKER
Butler, Pa.
Phone 74776
Mars, Pa.
NA. 53660
Zelienople, Pa.
799
LIL COW DINETTE
Home made Ice Cream
For a Real Bar B-Q
Try Our Hickory-Q
Intersection of Route 19—Warrendale
112
COMPLIMENTS
OF
EVANS CITY ELECTRIC
COMPLIMENTS
OF
GREENOUGH - McMAHON
& GREENOUGH Inc.
ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS
Butler, Pa. Bakerstown, Pa.
“It is on the sound education of the people that the
security and destiny of every nation chiefly rest.”
Louis Koosuth, 1802-94
Our sincere congratulations to the students of Mars
High upon the completion of this phase of their
education.
PENNSYLVANIA POWER COMPANY
HARVEY TRADER
The Complete Music Store
Radio — Phonographs — Records
Pianos — Musical Supplies
115-121 E. North St. Butler, Pa.
113
FACULTY AUTOGRAPHS
114
SOPHOMORE AUTOGRAPHS
115
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JUNIOR AUTOGRAPHS
SENIOR AUTOGRAPHS
118
SENIOR AUTOGRAPHS
119
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Jahn & Ollier Engraving Company
Kurtz Bros. Publishing Company
Strem Studios
Mr. Robert C. Downie
Mr. Boyd Ply mire
Mrs. Helen Knaell
Mrs. Irene Marsh
Mr. Ray Czarniecki
Miss Rita Aloe
Mary Alice Nelson
Mary Collier
120
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