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

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X CHARLES WILLIAM OGDEN uoggien Commercial Courseg Palmg Senior Boys Glee Clubg Orchestra. When you look upon this piece of human intellect you are looking' upon a future president of the United States. After analyzing his features we can see only this small outlet for his wonderful ability. How we will miss the shrill notes of his clarinet! Oggie was the shining light in the String and Reed Orchestra. Old G. H. S. will miss Oggies love affairs, as they have afforded a continuous topic for gossip. In the spring the young' man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love. ALICE M. MUNSHOUR Alice Classical Coursey Palmg Line Busy. Alice is worth her weight in gold and that's a lot for she weighs-. That's a secret and its going to stay one. To tell the truth this classmate of ours is going to lose some of her superfluous weight when she stops going to school where their are such weighty matters to consider. Alice makes one proud of her for she is very studious. Charm strikes the Sight, but Merit wins the Soul. 26

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eco JAMES LEE MUMPER KO-lim!! H Commercial Coursey Cloverleafg Stop Thief 9 senior Boys Glee Club. Jim comes from a long line of meritorious Mumpers. He entered School in his Freshman year but We did not know he was here until in the Junior year. If all the pupils EFVG the teachers as little trouble as Jlm they would be in their seventh heaven of delight. Jim has chosen business as a career. Because of his Wonderful work in Stop Thief, we believe he would make a good cop. By Heck, Hiram, it looks like fain. HQSQI4 ROBERT MEANS E MORRIS NB0b!l Commercial Courseg Cloverleafg So- ciety Debater. Here comes one of our sprightly young men-folks, class of 1920. Would you think to look at him that he possesses one great virtue, that of promptness His motto is Never say die. Don't worry, Bob. you might become an orator sometime. Nobody knows. May we suggest that you take unto yourself a wife, that is if you become a pharmacist, for she will keep you from flirting with the pretty girls that happen in your drug store and she will also drum up trade when busi- ness seems dull. At any rate may success be yours. Endure toothache patiently. 35

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BEATRICE PFEFFER Beatrice Classical Coursey Palm. Beatrice is a very persevering girl and very kind. She does not deign to live in Gettysburg but steps across the line into Cumberland. She says it is much healthier. Miss Pfeffer is quite studious and has a serious air. Steinwehr. Avenue can testify that every morning she and her com- panion Treva, a'live1y contrast in size, wend their happy way to school. May her steps never stray. ANNA MARY OYLER Domestic Scienceg Palm. This fair maid is much looked up to by all in G. H. S. It is she who is master of the whole art of putting things together and bringing out something which is really good to eat. How the boys envy her. She likes to teach others and perhaps that is the reason she is so much sought after by the boys. She does not use paint but is sometimes seen with a Dauh. She's beautiful and therefore to be woo'd. 27