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

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H'S' ESTHER VIOLA HARTMAN Esther Classical Coursey Cloverleafg Or- chestra-Pianist. Yes, Esther is a wonder at love- making. She has those luminous eyes, cheeks like roses and lips like cherries. But then there isn't much wonder at that because she knows that all she has to do is smile and say Hello and she has 'im. But who knows but what she will be a minister's wife some day. All the world loves a lover. Commercial Course, Palm, Line Busy. Now, who's coming? Have mercy, Sir Cupid, it's Hoky Hoky on the light fantastic toe. Our fairest and curliest blonde has some vari- gated accomplishmentsg for instance besides being an alto genius Trixie can Hirt something like the chatter- ing monkeys in the primordial stage! Hoky has an altrustic survey upon life: when entering into commercial life she is going to help herself to a boss fhelping the individual, you know--that's an altruism.J May she get thin in the process. Gangway there! l 22

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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'

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MARTHA B. LENTZ Martha MARY REBECCA KISSINGER MARY Scientific Courseg Cloverleafg Cloverleaf Chorus, Line Busy. Our dear little, modest Mary. She is such a quiet creature and there- fore she is loved by all her friends. She likes fun and plenty of it but Ever at work, with no time to play. But wait, except when the teacher's away. Mary, Mary, quite contrary. Classical Courseg Palmg fllianistjg Little Clodhopperng Line Busy g Stop Thief . From her name you would never know her. 'Marthasn should be se- date, but not this one. It's just one giggle after another. The town quarters were too close, so Martha moved to the country this spring in order to have the necessary space for her growth. She wants to get good and strong because she is going to D!'0D0sc next Leap Year, she says. There is no crown in the world as good as Patience. 23