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

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Q EHHHUH-HID Q Twenty-six WILLIAM BRADY BUSHMAN, JR. Scientific Bushie Mathematics William Bushman, popularly known as Q'Bill , can be called upon in any emergency to do the impossible. He is an unfaltering friend. Q'Bil1 , a nice husky chap, is very popular among the girls which can easily be witnessed by his multitude of dates. William will be missed by graduation among the undergraduates. But this much, we all agree upon one opinion, and that is-some day one of our known future world constructors will be the above William Bushman. ANNA ELIZABETH CARVER Commercial - Ann Glee Club 11,3 Typing Club 141. This little ray of sunshine came to us in her Freshman year and we have had her for four short years only to appreciate her good nature and her ever- present smile. We wish her the best of luck and know she will be a success in what- ever she undertakes. MYRON CLAPSADDLE Commercial Clappie,' Typing 142 . Hail to the Mayor of Mt. Zion! This noble youth, as we all know, is a self-made man from that town. Myron, who has spent four years with us, is blessed with good humor, and due to his pleasing personality has won many friends in G. H. S. He has proved to be a Shorthand shark and when it comes to typing, whop-ee-ee-he just burns them up. The opposite sex has lately attracted the attention of this young gentleman-look out Myron. We are unable to learn what profession he expects to follow but what- everf he undertakes in the future, we hope that he may be happy and suc- cess ul. HAROLD WAYNE CLUCK Commercial Clucky Typing 141- Hats off, men! Here comes the mayor-to-be of the large city of Seven Stars. Of course you know his name. It's none other than Wayne Cluck. He has been with us four years, and we enjoy his company and friendship. Although we don't know what his future plans are, we are sure he will be a success in life. The students of G. H. S. wish him the best of success in his future undertakings. LUCILLE HELEN COLE Commercial Lucy Fine Arts Club 14j3 Sewing Club 14,5 America Yesterday and Today 1215 Maroon and White It makes no difference where you may travel in this great land of ours you will never find a girl who is as nice and quiet as Lucille. She comes from a place in the South Mountains known as The Narrows . Here's to success for Lucille as she takes her place in the world. HELEN MAE CONOVER Classical Helen Girl Reserves 11, 2, 3, 4jg Art Club President 145, Glee Club 13, 413 Maroon and White Staff 13, 4Jg Year Book Staff 1413 Girls' Council 11, Zj, President 1113 Basketball 11, 2, 3, 41, Volleyball 11, 2, 3,3 Jerry of Jericho Roadl' 131, i'America Yesterday and Today 121, Q'Love Pirates of Hawaii To study or not to study, that is the question. To study, to play no more, and by playing to say we End all perseverance, patience, etc., that girls are heiresses to. 'Tis a consummation devoutly to bc wished, says Helen, who never can quite make up her mind what books to take home, or what she should study. Not that she always studies. Helen has played basketball for four years, and is always bubbling over with fun, especially in Study Hall. If, you don't believe me, ask Prof. Thomas. .

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Q EHHHUH-HID Q KATHRYN LOUISE BEITLER Classical KaCk,' Girl Reserves 11, 2, 313 Pep Club 12, 3, 41, Glee Club 11, 2, 315 Basket- ball 1113 Dancing Club 141, Marionette 141, Track 11, 21. Kack is just another bunch of giggles. Wherever you hear a little giggle you are sure that this little brunette is in your midst. Kack is quite popular with the opposite sex on account of her fascinat- ing ways. You can't help being attracted by those big brown eyes . 1'Kack is going to be a nurse and we are sure she will be able to make everyone happy with her smiles . I JOSEPH ANDREW BOXVSER General 'iBowser Dramatic Society 141, Vice-President of Dramatic Society 141, Mathematics Club 141, Pickles ' Joe hails from Abbottstown and has been with us one year only, but during this single year he has taken a very active part in dramatics and proved to be a success in this work. He is a popular young fellow both in school and out of school, especially with the feminine sex. Here is hoping that Joe will have as successful a career hereafter as he has had in High School. CALVIN HUBERT BREAM Classical K M 30, f 7 43 SL Breamie Mathematics A7 Mr. Hubert Bream journeys to us each year from Fairfield. He is an industrious, goodnatured student, and early every noon, may be found in his home room, laboring over the mysteries of chemistry or the interesting subjeect of French. Breamie has no weakness for the fair sex, so he says. Hubert hopes to take a business course and enter a business career. The class of '31 wishes him the greatest success in the world. GUY EDWARD BROYVN Classical Guy Marionette 1415 Hi-Y 141, Physics From the metropolis of Fairfield, this chap wended his cheerful way to finally wind up as a member of our class in the last year of his high school days. Within a week every one knew him, and to know him is to like him- you can't help it. Guy has been one of our outstanding students besides being a prominent figure in the social activities of the campus, but every good rnan has his weaknesses and Guy picked the fair femsw for his. Now that our school ship has come to anchor and we must all disembark, it is only reasonable that we should be sure that Guy will be an eminent figure in whatever he attempts. So here's our hand to you, Guy, and the best we can wish you is that you may continue the good work which you have started. HAROLD DEARDORFF BROWN Classical Brownie Hi-Y 1415 Marionette 1413 Physics 1413 Track 141, Baseball 141, Great Pearl Mystery 1415 Honor Bright 141. Brownie is one of our Fairfield products who come to finish his high school career with us. I We found it no trouble at all to get acquainted with him and soon learned that he was much attached to his free-for-all Chevy , '1Brownie also drives a fresh-air taxi-cab and by its appearance, one can see that it has had a hard time, trying to keep pace with its owner. Here's hoping the day will come when Brownie actually settles down and takes over the ofiice management of the Fairfield dairy. EDWARD B. BULLEIT Classical Ted, Dramatic Club 12, 3, 413 Maroon and White 12, 31, Year Book 1415 Seventeen,' 1213 A Pair of Burglarsv 1313 1'The Telegram 131, The Cure All 1413 President of Class 12, 31, Chester Rogers Me- morial A Ted is the lad who has helped furnish the humor in Room 101. In all activities of the school he has held an active part, always willing to do his share and part of the other person's. 1 In English and Economics Ted gets much practice for his career. He is planning to be a lawyer and his speeches and arguments are fine prac- tice. We wish him success. ' Twenty-five

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Q EHHHUH-HID Q THELMA COULSON Commercial V Thelma Glee Club 111, Sewing Club 141, Art Club 141, America Yesterday and Today 121. , It's that dark-haired lassie with a handful of dahlias for her teacher. Kat hails from Buford Avenue where everybody goes for roses and tulips. Kat,' has been with us all'four years and has taken the commercial course, quite a shark in shorthand. We are sure that she will become an evangelist as she has always been a quiet, pensive person and likes to go to church. Go to it Kat ! The class of '31 wishes you luck in whatever you attempt. DOROTHEA PENELOPE DAUGHERTY Scientific Dot Girls' Glee Club 141 , Fine Arts Club 141, Secretary of Art Club 141, Rifle Club 131. The Queen of Chemicals now poses before you. This cute little damsel is our fair Dorothea, who hails from Orrtanna-just try as much as e'er you can, this town upon the map to find, it isn't there so never mind. She is quiet and unassuming. In fact we are never sure that she is around until we look up and see her smile. JOHN WALLACE DAVIES Classical . Wally Maroon and Wihite 12, 3, 41, Year Book 141, Open Forum 111, Class Basketball Team 141, Senior Declamation Winner, Mrs. Flynnis Board- ers 141, Captain of Magazine Sales 141. A cheshire grin, a contagious laugh, that's Wally . It is rumored that he poses for an advertisement for Pepsodent toothpaste. We see his point, however, for we agree that one should make the best of one's good points. He wants to be a preacher or an engineer when he grows up. Rather a gap between the two we think, but we know Wally will do his best in either and perhaps thirty years from now as we leaf '1Who's Who we shall see that imposing name, John Wallace Davies. RUTH ELIZABETH DAYE Commercial Daylight Pep Club 131, Sewing Club 141, Penmanship 141, Girls' Council 11, 21, Basketball Scrubs 131. Lend us your attention for just one minute, take the biggest heart you can conceive, and a keen sense of duty and conscientiousness, insert wit and pleasing disposition and you have the personality of Ruth. Her big smile will surely win a certain 1'Jim . She is our quiet and good-natured girl from Hanover street. Her personality is natural and will carry her through life to a great store of happiness. We know she will meet the success in what- ever she undertakes and we have a reason to feel proud of her as a member of our class of 1931. So best wishes, Ruth. EDWARD J. DEVENER Scientific Ed Dramatics 141, Baseball 1,415 Basketball 141, Football 141. Edward Devener, the big six-footer from the country, smokes, chews, drinks, and shoots pool. He is a jack of all trades and a master of none. If you take away all of these bad habits he is an A number one American. But laying all jokes aside, he is well liked by his classmates, he has a jolly spirit, and is a good impersonater of Andy, the black-faced comedian. ,101-IN WALTER DUTTERA General ltDUtteta,i John is one of our ambitious boys who hails from the metropolis of Gulden's Station. He will be remembered for his athletic ability, especially in playing basketball. His favorite subject is French, but he says he is going to be a radio operator instead of a French teacher. His ambition is to be the radio operator on some large steamer. We sincerely hope that a very happy and successful future lies in store for this worthy youth. Twenty-.seven