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

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-c-H-s- MILO FREDERICK DIEHL Scientific Coursey Cloverleafg Little Clodhoppervg Deacon Dubbs. Milo joined us in our Freshman year, after having attended grammar school at Orrtanna. In fact he is one of our greatest actors. He so successfully took various- parts in plays ranging from a simpleton to an Episcopal minister, which shows also rare ability in that line. In spite of the fact that Milo is an ar- tist he is planning for himself a strictly business career and in carry- ing out his plans he expects to attend a business college and there we know he will be welcomed as we have wel- comed him. Lives of great men all remind us -We can make our lives sublime. CHARLES ROBERT DEARDORFF HB0b97 Classical Course: Cloverleafg Trap Drummer-Orchestra G. H. S. He1'e's a good-natured chap, who hits and rattles and bangs the traps. He was knocked down aeons ago by a bum, and ever since has vented his rage on a drum. He's a classical, but one of these days little ole New York is going to call him Bob Jazzer, see if it won't. He is a specimen of the Cloverleaf family, too, who is quite proud of its Jazz-bud. Rest dem bones. 20

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'G'H'S', I ,l KEITH P. BURGER 'fBurger Scientific Coursey Cloverleafg Line Busy g Stop Thief. Keith, you have given us the sur- prise of our lives. Whoever thought that you would be put up for sale? Don't sell yourself so soon, Keith, as there may be more fair bidders. Alas! you yourself may have to sell some things such as shoe-strings, collar buttons, etc. Good luck Keith. The very pink of courtesy. HOWARD PALM BERRY Cassical Coursey Foot-ballg Bas- ket-ballg Base-ballg Stop Thief. There is a devil in every berry of the grape, says the Koran. Koran was wise. Did it not forsee the development of wickedness in Berry? Yes, more, in every Berry, which means on down to the fifth, and sixth generations. Whew! What a lot of scoundrels the Berry tribe will be! But our Berry is a nice likable chap despite the Koran, even if he is a human telephone pole.. Howard has figured in many accidents, one of which is worthy to noteg he solved a Trig' problem the other day. Adieu! Sweet grape juice. 19

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L-, C. REX GILBERT URexl9 Scientific Courseg Palmg Orches- tra-Trombone. Rex is about the liveliest boy in school, especially in the morning when he comes to school about 8:30 to study UD. He is an accomplish- ed fiddler and he has also shown ability as a trombone artist. He expects next year to study elec- trical engineering, and we are won- dering' whether he will be leading an orchestra or electrifying a pole. Early to bed and early to rise Makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise. ELIZABETH CAMPBELL EVANS uBettys1 Classical Courseg Secretary Clover- leafg Treasurer 19193 Line Busy g Stop Thief g First Prize D. A. R. Essayg Cloverleaf Chorus. This young lady came to our young city from Philadelphia. She evi- dently likes our town because she seems perfectly contented. She has been a beacon light in our high school life and her acting has been excellent in plays and otherwise. She won the first-prize in the D. A. R. essay and her name enters the High School Hall of Fame. Are there no more worlds to con- quer? 21'