Gettysburg High School - Cannon Aid Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

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is 34 CANNON-AID HI-Y CLUB HE Hi-y is one of the largest and most active clubs of the high school. The member- ship consists of boys chosen from the three upper classes. The aim of the club is to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian living. The program of the past year has been profitable both socially and financially. Splendid tallcs from local speakers, ping-pong tournaments and short hilces provided the members with wholesome recreation. The members having obligated themselves to furnish gold footballs and basketballs to the Senior members of these teams, they worked whole-heartedly to secure the amount of money required. The sum needed was obtained from the proceeds of informal dances held after several of the basketball games and from candy sales at the games. The club holds its annual banquet in May and at this time the awards are presented to eligible team members. It is to Mr. Forney, faculty advisor, that the club owes much of its success. His efforts have guided the Hi-Y club into paths of unselfish service. OFFICERS President ...,..,..... ......................... ......... H A RMON FURNEY Vive President ,,,,,.,,,,. . ,. ...,. CRAWFORD TROSTLE Secretary-Treasurer ...... .,,... . HROMANE DEARDORFF Adviyor ,,,t,,,,,,....,.., ................. M R. FORNEY page thirty-one

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19 :fu CANNON-AID HONOR SOCIETY OOD character, high scholarship, ability to be a leader, and willingness to serve are qualities which the student must attain to become a member of the National Honor Society. The Gettysburg chapter of the National Honor Society was organized early in the autumn of 1931. The symbol of the organization is the lceystone, at the bottom of which are inscribed the four letters-S. C. L. S.-which stand for the four qualities of membership. The organization is limited to Seniors and Juniors, elected twice during the school year. Harmon Furney, of the class of 1934, was elected to the Honor Society on March 15, 1933. In the first semester of their Senior year, Virginia Jones and Charlotte Nvaltemyer were initiated as representatives of the class of 1934. Kathryn Gitt, Clarence Kitzmiller, Keith Fischer, and Henry Roth from the class of 1934, Virginia Storrick, Robert Hanson and Cedric Tilberg, class of 1935, were formally initiated in assembly, March 28, 1934. Members of the National Honor Society are elected by the faculty of the high school. Mr. Baker, Mathematics teacher, and Miss Larson, Latin teacher, are the advisers of the club. The ofhcers of the active organization are: President . .. .. HARMON FURNEY Secretary .. CHARLOTTE WALTEMYER Treasurer . . VIRGINIA JONES page thirty

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