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

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G H'S' KATHRYN GRACE REASER Kathryn Classical Courseg Palmg Line Busy. The neat, little miss of our class. She is extremely popular and you need not guess why if only you glance at her photo. Regard her dainty nose which she will not blow for fear of disturbing someone. She is very studious and is sure to be a winner in the game of Education. All is not gold that glitters, it sometimes happens to be brass. HAROLD SHEARER ROTH Classical Courseg Palmg Orchestra 3-45 Palm Chorus. He is the only Senior boy who took Latin and at times we imagine he felt quite lonesome in class with so many girls to admire him. He has decided to go to college and further prepare himsef for conversation with Cicero and Caesar and perhaps to teach their doctrine some day. Go to it Rothy. A lion among ladies . 28

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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

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MARGARET MALINDA SANDERS Scientific Courseg Palm. Margaret is one of our out of town pupils and although compelled to come all the way from Franklin Township, Margie does not dread the miles at all. At least not one Mil-o. We hope that when she goes back to Franklin that the citizens all will point with pride to the finished pro- duct of G. H. S. and send more re- presentatives to Gettysburg. Lower not those eyes. CLARE ROUTSONG Scientific Courseg Palm. Clare is a conscientious lad who makes the world better by living in it. He is serious and never fails to see the good things in life and in people. We admire him not only for being studious, but also for being polite to every one and ready to help any one in trouble. Bendersville lent Clare to us for four years. An ever present help in time of trouble. 29