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

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MARGARET E. MUSSELMAN Billie Gettysburg. Gettysburg Public Schools: Lutheran: Republican: Chorus 4g Just Out of College. This shy young lady came to us ln her Senior year. She was a stranger at lirst. but is so no longer. She seems to have a decided preference for Black. Silently she steals along with gentle yet prevailing grace. DONALD P. RAFFENSPERGER ' ukamen Straban Township. Huuterstown Schools: Reformed: Republican: Football 3, 4: Hi-Y: G-Club: Just Out of College. Raine used to be our most bashful boy but now he is married. You never see him by himself any more. He says that he just made some money during the summer to keep him in clothes. VVhen Don tears down the old football neld how Thelma. cheers for her Donald. Married life is a good training for a. pugilistic career. NINA LOUISE RAMER Rainer ' A Gettysburg. Gettysburg Public Schools: Lutheran: Democrat: President Girls' Council 4: Secretary of Class 2: Maroon and White 1, 2, 4: Adam and Eva. g Just Out of College. Here is the life of Class of '25, all around can be heard her cheery peals of laughter. Blessed are the Joymakersf' PAUL REASER ' Keener 7 Gettysburg. Gettysburg Public Schools: Lutheran: Republican: Hi-y: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Vice-president 2: Pres. 45 Cherry Blossom. Pres. Reaser is a very studious fellow when no social functions are going on. But he is always as busy as a, bee. He ls a very good violin player. Under his leader- ship as president the class has enjoyed the benetlts of a strong organization. Sweeter than a nlghtingalef' EARLE RUSSELL REBERT Ukebii Spring Grove. Hanover Public Schools: Blglerville High: Lutheran: Republican. Here is another fellow for whom Han- over has an attraction. Earle's good dispo- sition has won him many friends. We hope that he and Lady Luck will he friends all along. g Silence is golden.

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' MARY ELIZABETH MCCLEAF axMouyss Virginia Mills. Fairheld Schools: Lu- theran: Democrat: Just Out of College. Mary was rescued from the wilds of Fair- field just in time to graduate with us. She is stndious, yet admired. Mary is prepar- ing for teaching. Here's wishing her suc- CGSS. All I ask is to be left alone. SYLVESTER J. McKENDRICK Mack Buchanan Valley. Meade School: Catho- lic: Democrat: President 1: Chorus 2, 3: Football 2, 3, 4: Captain 4: Baseball 1, 2. 3, 4: Basketball 4. Just Out of Collagen: Gypsy Rover. Mack is one of the most popular fellows in the class. Besides being a great athlete, he has starred on the stage. But poor Mack has the same weakness of most of this class, and that is women. Mack and Bee have loved each other ever since Bee was allowed to ask him into the house rand before thatj. Mack is going to stay in Gettysburg until Bee tlnishes and then -who knows? Two heads are better than one. JOHN HOKE MICKLEY Mick Gettysburg, Meade School: Lutheran: Republican: Music 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y: Cherry Blossom : Adam and Evan: Just Out of College : Once in a Blue Moon. Now ladies and gentlemen, adjust your lenses upon this piece of wonder, and you will see an admirable student of G. H. S. As Mr. Mason in Just Out of College, he could not have been surpassed. Mick is creeping towards the world of oratory, as you will notice from time to time in history room. We wish him the greatest of suc- cess in his future work. ETHEL GRACE MUMPER usibbyn Gettysburg. Round Top School: Lu- theran: Republican: Just Out of College. Here is Ethel, a quiet, sweet-natured lit- tle girl. She is one student who has proved that silence is golden. When she speaks. her words have weight. Ethel hopes to become a school teacher some day, and the Class of '25 wishes her the best of luck. Silence is a true friend who never be- trays. MARIAN ROMAINE MUMPER :4Mumpsnv Gettysburg. Public Schools of Gettys- burg: Lutheran: Democrat: Treasurer of the Girls' Councllg Chorus 1--L: Just Out of College. Fond memories will go with us of this little brunette gliding around so daintily among us. Day by day she drives away the gloom of others with her smiles. MumDs expects to go to college, perhaps Drexel. We wish her the greatest of success in what- ever she undertakes. Smile on, dear class- mate. Here dwells modest innocence.

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RUTH ANNA REINECKER Rufus ' Greenrnount. Meade School: Lutheran: Republican: Senior Chorus: 'Just Out of College. Here is our demure little Commercial student, Rufus She surely must have studied medieval history for she believes that all Rhodes lead to Rome. A harmless, innocent, little lass. CORA EDNA RILEY 4aRileynr Straban Township. Fairview School: Lutheran: Democrat: Just Out of College. Cora began school life with us in the Freshman year. She says that she hopes to be somebody's stenog but look out! We think she is on the verge of changing her mind. Good luck. A college boy, have I one. b JAMES RUSSEL RILEY ICJ- R.Il - Adams County. Fairview School: Lu- theran: Democrat: Hi-y. J. R. is a good sport and a good stu- dent. He is from the country but decided that country life was too tame, and came to our town to live. He is a, strong member of our club life. Silence is a virtue, but il loud laugh de- notes an empty head. CHARLES CASSELL ROGERS 'frets' Gettysburg. Public Schools of Gettys- burg: Lutheran: Republican: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Double Quartet 2g' 3.3 Maroon and White Staff 4: Gypsy'Rover 2: Cherry Blos- som 3: Once in a Blue Moont' 4. Pete is one of our musical wizards. This extraordinary young man does not play a single instrument but he is the master of innumerable instruments ranging from the piano to the picolo. But our Pete, has one weakness, namely. his fondness for red hair. Never mind. Pete, red goes well with your complexion. Music charms the savage beast even if it has red hair. ANNA MARGUERITE ROGERS uPegu Gettysburg. Public Schools: Presby- terian: Democrat: Chorus 3, 4: Double Quartet 3: Cherry Blossom : Adam and Evan: Just Out of College : Once in a Blue Moon. This smiling, little brunette has won recognition in old G. H. S. through her sing- ing ability. Although small, she can yell real loud when excited, and she shows great enthusiasm at the H. S. games. Peg expects to go to college, and we know she will make her mark. A Violet by a Mossy stone.