The social origin and roots of the Buster Organization started in Mt. Lebanon, Pennsylvania, many, many years before the fabled Buster SoftballTeam formed.  Beginning in 1974, and continuing for 10 Years thereafter, the "Social Progress" of the Busters was closely monitored and measured at regular intervals.

These surveys were typically conducted quarterly in the Lawrence Basement in Mount Lebanon, with an Iron City in one hand, a Swisher Sweet in the other, fresh air swirling through the nailed-shut windows, and the "Best of Innisfree" on the state-of-the-art stereo.

The survey results have been securely kept in an old "Todd & Curti" History Book for 25 Years.  Now, for the first time, these results are being made a matter of Buster Public Record.  This list encompasses all of the people who entered the world of the Busters.  Some passed thru quickly, many are still around.  Ratings are on a scale of 0-100, representing the level of Buster social interactivity.  The Buster Platinum Club, including  those who achieved a rating of 100 at least once, are highlighted.  Also included is the date of induction, and the time-period where the highest rating was achieved.   Many good people hopped on the Buster Bandwagon after 1984; too late to be included in this survey.  Too bad.  You should have been there. . .