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

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MADALYN HANTZ uMadn York Springs: York Springs Hlghg Scien- tilicg Lutheran. Mad came to us in her senior year from York Springs, the place wliere most good- looking girls come from. She is so full of fun that we are sorry she was not with us all four years. When she is not laughing she is giggling or doing something of that sort.- If you don't believe that Mad is a live wire, ask any one of her teachers. Maybe this has something to do with, it. She is one ot- the two girls in the Senior Class who has perfectly white hair ithough not from worry or agej. It's very nice to be different though, now isn't it, Mad '? Well at least some nice young fellow thinks so. ETHEL MAE HOUCK 'Tlouckief' Heidlersburg Public School: Lhutheran' Scientific: Chorus, 1, 35 Basketball, 4. Ethel is one of the few curly heads of the class, that is naturally curly. We know little of her future ambitions but we did hear her say one time she wished to be aj public speaker: we do not know if this is still her aim but we believe she would make a good one. The colors she likes best are black and red, at least in color of hair, We wish Ethel the best of success in whatever she may undertake. I Early to bed and early to rise, Makes your hair curly and you very wise. ' ' LETHA JANE HARBAUGH Lethal r , Mclinightstoxvn, Flohrs' School: St. Johnnie-nlietggme Girls' Council, 1, 2, 3, 4.3 Miss' ody Else g Maroon and White Staff, -L. Letha is the most dignified girl in our class. She has proven herself very diligent in her four long years in G- H. S. She in- tends to become a school teacher-but then who knows? Raymond calls upon this dig- nilied lass quite frequently and two heads are better than one anytime. None knew thee but to have thee - None named thee but to praise. J. RICHARD HERSHEY Dick Highland Townshipg Mt. Vernon School: Scientiilcg Chorus, 1, 2, 3: Hi-Y.. 2, 3, 4: Football, 4: G Club, 4: Asst. Baseball Man- ager, 35 Class Basketball, 43 Miss Some- body Else: Lutheran. Richard comes from Highland township. He has been one of us all tour years. We have noticed lately that there is some at- traction in the Valley for him. His father lately purchased a new calf wagon for him to ride about in. Ingthe future years his name'will probably bring to our minds his large cattle ranches.

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x . ,-if BEATRICE MADELYN GRINDER ' MBeel! Gettysburg Public Schools: Chorus, 1, 2, 33 Glee Club, 4: Commercial: Reformed Behold our illustrious pianist. What would the Glee Club be without Bc-re? She is quite an accomplished pianist and spends a great part of the time playing for her boy friends and looking into their admiring eyes. She is our queen of the ivories, anC she can tickle the typewriter keys equally well. Bee, good luck. LLOYD B. GIBBS Gibbs Baseball, 3, 4: Football, 3, 45 Track, 43 G Club, 3, 4: Lutherang Scientiiicg York Springs High. VVe now come to Mr, Gibbs who came to us in our third year Gibbs is the Adonis of our class, the Doy about whose hair the girls rave. Gibbs is the mainstay un our baseball pitching staff, but he has also earned lau- rels in his work on the line in football Ah! I forgotto mention that Gibbs is one of our zealous French scholars. We have not learned just what Gibbs intends to do next year, but expect that he will be in a camp this summer. By my troth he is at handsome knavef' ELIZABETH MI LDRED HAAR Mildred Abbottstowng Abbottstown Public Schoolsf Lutheran. Mildred came to us from Abbottstown in our Senior year. She has proved herself to be a diligent student and won many friends in G- H. S. VVhat Mildred expects to do is not definitely known but we do know that she will make a success in whatever she at- tempts. Her voice was ever low. HELEN VIOLA HANER Helion Gettysburg Public Schools: Classical Scientiticg Chorus. 1, 2, 3, French Club, 43 Vvindmills of Holland: Laurel Club, 45 Lu- therau. Here is the Go-Getterf' of our class. If you want a chairman for a committee. who will work go to Helion and yon'll get re- sults. Helion seems more interested in B. H. S. than G. H. S. for certain reasons but nevertheless she has always been a true and loyal student to '27 and the class is very lucky for having this small worker for its own. s

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RUTH ELIZABETH HYKES lIRufusl7 llshort 9, Y York Springs, Pa.g Cranberry Collagen: York Springs High Schoolg Upper Bermu- dian Lutheran Church: Classical, Smiles Committeeg Girls' Council. This little bit of humanity came to the class of '27 in its Senior year. Her smile for everyone has done much to make the class of '27 brighter. Keep smiling Rufus and you'll get along swimminglyf' EVELYN MARGARET KECKLER uEbn K McCurdy's School: French Club, 4: St, James Lutheran: Scientific. Eb is one ofthe quiet lassies from Greenrnonnt. She is a very good friend of everyone in theclass but we know she has a, much better friend. And we have found out he is from Marylinn. We'll say, Si- lence is golden, and wish her best o' luck. LOUELLA KENNEDY uLupl York Springs High School: Class Basket- ball, 4. This is the quietest girl in the class of '27. We hardly know she is among us. But don't worry Lu it is a very good thing to be quiet sometimes and we believe they like quiet girls in a certain part of Maryland. CHARLES A. KENNEDY llBeefH York Springs High Schoolg Methodist: Scientilic. Beef is one of the high lights of York Springs, but shines in Gettysburg. VVe think that the Open Forum is lacking a good member because Charles shows uu- usual ability along this line. We expect that the pupils of High School shall be studying a Revised Edition of History, which shall agree with every other History the world over. Here's to our future historian.