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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1941 volume:

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GETTYSBURG HIGH SCI-ICDCDI. GETTYSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA - at Q.. CX BQARD CDF SCHCDOI. DIRECTGRS Foreground-left to right: Mr. Wilmer E. Roth, Mr. Charles S. Black, Mr. Lloyd C. Keefauver, Superintendent of Schools. Background-left to right: Mr. Ralph Z. Oyler, Vice Presidentg Mr. Charles B. Dougherty, Mr. Edgar C. Moser fdeceasedj, Mr. Mahlon P. Hartzell, Mr. Arthur E. Hutchison, President. , To the members of the School Board the boys and girls of Gettysburg High School owe much for the educational facilities provided for their benefit. To keep apace with educational practices and to keep the budget balanced is not an easy matter. The youth of Gettysburg are fortunate to have capable men on the board to direct their educational affairs. The personnel of the board was changed early in the year when Mr. Edgar C. Moser, one of our esteemed friends, died from the effects of a heart condition. This vacancy was filled by the appointment of Mr. Charles M. Sheely, who will serve until the first Monday in December. LLOYD C. KEEFAUVER, A.B., A.M. GETTYSBURG COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY Although our contact with Mr. Keefauver is rather impersonal, we nevertheless value his presence and all that he is constantly doing for us. W'e know that his less evident guidance behind the scenes will X912 GUILE W. LEFEVER, B.S., M.S. GETTYSBURG COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY Mr. Lefever, who is troubled daily with all our cares, great and small, has the happy faculty of being able to set things right. In him we find a kind and understanding counselor for the everyday trials and problems so important to us. in many ways benefit our schools. l A , Z7 X R F A C U L T Y THE FACULTY BLACK, JOHN W., B.S., Gettysburg College, Duke University. Physics, Mathematics. BRINDLE, DOROTHY, Shippensburg State Teachers College, Cornell University, Columbia University. Vocal Music. Q DIEHL, ROBERT C., B.S., Bloomsburg State Teachers College, Temple University. Commercial. FIDLER, ROBERT D., A.B., M.A., Gettysburg College, University of Pennsylvania, Columbia University. Social Studies. FIELDS, INEZ P., R.N., University of Pennsylvania Hospital, University of Pittsburgh Ortho pedic Hospital, University of Pennsylvania. Nurse, Home Nursing. FORNEY, GEORGE S., B.S., M.Ed., Shippensburg State Teachers College, Northeastern Coach- ing School, Pennsylvania State College. Boys Phys. Ed., Biology. GILBERT, C. RUSSELL, B.S., Gettysburg College, Duke University. History, Biology. GREEN, RELDA J., B.S., Shippensburg State Teachers College, Pennsylvania State College, Columbia University. Girls Phys. Ed., Biology. HAEHNLEN, FRED P., B.S., M.S., Gettysburg College. Chemistry, Gen. Science. HEINTZELMAN, ANNA B., A.B., M.A., Gettysburg College, Columbia University. English HULL, ELIZABETH, A.B., B.S., Lib. Sc., Gettysburg College, Syracuse University. Librarian. KRAUSE, LARUE E., B.S., Indiana State Teachers College, University of Wisconsin. Home Economics. LITTLE, GERTRUDE B., A.B., Indiana State Teachers College, Bowling Green College, Boston University. Commercial. LONGANECKER, EDWIN S., B.S., M.Ed., Shippensburg State Teachers College, Ithaca Military Band School, University of West Virginia, Duke University. English, Instrumental Music. MCILHENNY, RUTH A., A.B., A.M., Westchester State Teachers College, Gettysburg College Cornell University, Columbia University. English. MUMPER, ANNA E., Philadelphia School of Industrial Art, Philadelphia School of Art Design. Art. RAMER, N. LOUISE, B.S., Gettysburg College, Pennsylvania State College. American History. SCHRIVER, ELMER H., B.S., Pennsylvania State College. Agriculture. SCOTT, RUTH K., A.B., Gettysburg College, Pennsylvania State College, Columbia University. English. 1 SPANGLER, RUTH A., A.B., Gettysburg College, Columbia University, Sorbonne University, Temple University. French, English. TROXELL, FRED G., A.B., A.M., Gettysburg College, Pennsylvania State College, New York University. Mathematics. WALTEMYER, MIRIAM E., A.B., M.A., Gettysburg College, University of Virginia. Latin. WOLF, GUY, Indiana State Teachers College, Gettysburg College. Commercial. 7 How long? How far? How hard? How fne? How heavy or light the load? If it's half as good as' the half Fve known, Here? hail! . . . to the Rest of the Roadlv -DON BLANDING lRODl'iHt0d with the pvr'm'ssi0n of the Author. and Dodd, Mead KL COA . .... , , ... . . . . - , - .1 4' -. -Q ' .. v v f., .. , , - , , ,. ,... . ' . '- -' 1' 3--ww RfF:-X'w,:, - - , N 14. , L ,: N ,-.. V. ..,. f:ff -f : fav W:-J' 1 ' ' f :EN H - . M 'X +A.'5'K1fwf?'? 5J:f :1'K- U-TTL'-'e , - w .'2'Hf 1 ff . 45, Wwg-,f Mg, ,Nz '15, ,??,5,Q?gi:, . .- f . . V' . Y u 44 ,:. .-.1 51-u 4' Q' ,J fu, 5 . 2 - ,f r 59 ,. - - , 4,w,.:,1a ,.j- .yn gg-:13,q:-1----'fs' . 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'J' f r' l5'I'fL:i'1if t-31,1 W Y my . V P 5':f'f+e.1Ej.-4', , 9 ' 4 L k ' W if 'N :ff X W :S f if gf 7 -: 1 -V 5. :Ln 3,2 'yr ' 4 .ai 1,1-ffbif '1 3211925-MK f4f2vfkr:yf:-' fhfpzsfm '12,'1'5mwlif-.1:-f...,. 1--f--. Sfzwfxys-sale-2-z'.rr5'-K1Q-1-1:f1.wY?f'ffif:-a..'ifvfiz-aqfifig-ig'wwf'-L'-fre ,V Q fg bf 1 .. f-T ,a,,y 1m:--.'g:'9k-if, M '52 -.sift Ffriffffffl 3'1'-Qiizrfn'-,yseagfaz-i2z,: -, -- 53 . g , , , - , . wr Miss RUTH K. Scorr MR. J. GUY WOLF ADVISCDRS When Miss Scott and Mr. Wolf were selected to advise and direct us throughout our four-year course, we felt confident that success would attend the projects that we attempted. In this expectation we were not disappointed. Both Miss Scott and Mr. Wolf have contributed largely to the successes that the class of 1941 has enjoyed. Miss Scott has given us valuable assistance in our plays and our social functions. Mr. Wolf has prevailed upon us to he practical and keep our accounts in order. To these faithful advisors and loyal friends, we express our heartfelt appreciation. IDA MAY ALEXANDER FPAICXI,-ACADEMIC. Cannon-Aicl, Mask and Wig 3, 45 National Thespians 3, 4, National Honor Societyg Chorus 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g G.A.A. Cabinet 3, 4, Dramatic Club lg Drum Majorette 3, That Girl Patsy, The Chimes of Normanclyf' The Tiger's Necklace, The Lucky jadef' Smilin, Through. Alex waves a neat baton, And is on the stage when the play goes on HAZEL ANDREW Becky -CoMMERclAL. Cannon-Aid, Maroon and Whiteg Etiquette Club lg Home Economics Club 2, Dramatic Club 3, 43 Becky speeds o'er the typewriter keys And from her Work she never flees. SYDNEY AUGHINBAUGH Sid -HOME EcoNoMlcs. Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3. In Home Economics 'Sid' always learns All that a happy home concerns. ELINOR BEARD f'T00di8,,TACADEMlC. Jamaica High School lg Mask and Wig 3, 49 National Thespians 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 2, 4, Home Economics Club 3, G.A.A. 3, That Girl Patsy, Miss Mobray's Big Moment, The Tiger's Necklace. To be a dietitian-her desire She is a girl we all admiref, ROBERT BEITLER Bohn-GENERAL. Radio Club 1, 45 Indian Lore Club 2, Waynesboro High School 3. - A radio career is Bolfs aspiration. Yau'll hear his voice throughout the nation. JANET BENSCHOFF Janie --GENERAL. Chorus 35 Bancl 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, 3, 45 Music Club 2. In Janet's hair is a streak of gold, And her manner is never bold. DONALD BENNER 'rD0Yly,1COMMERClAL. Boys' Sports lg Battlefield Club lg Surveying Club 2, 3, 4. A shorthand genius is our Don Of hiking he is 'very fond. LLOYD BENNER Lloyd-AGRICULTURE. Fairfield High School lg Boys, Sports Z, 33 Band 2, 3, 4g F.F.A. Club 2, 3, 43 Home Room Council 3. A good Ag student now is he, A thrifty farmer Lloyd will be. WILLIAM BENSON Bill -ACADEMIC. Mask and Wig 45 Boys' Sports 1, 35 Photography Club 1, Z5 Indian Lore Club 35 Commercial Club 4. Back of the stage Bill works with joy, He's a jolly, curly-haired boy. JOSEPH BERGER, PRESIDENT, foe -ACADEMIC. Cannon-Aid lAsst. Editorjg Maroon and White 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 45 National Honor Society5 Mask and Wig 45 National Thespians 45 Chorus 45 Sportsman Club 15 Dramatic Club 25 Miss Mobrayls Big Moment, The Lucky Jade, Smilin' Through. A capable president, a hard-Working boy In art activities he finds great joy. GEORGE BESHORE rfGE07g8,,lACADEMIC. Reading High School 1, 2, 35 Mask and Wig 45 National Thespians 45 Chess Club 45 The Tiger's Necklacef, e'Smilin' Through. Whene,er the stage hands have a chore, It's always hossed by George Beshoref, MARY BOLLINGER, RECORDING SECRETARY, Stuckie -COMMERCIAL. Cannon-Aid lAsst. EditorJ5 National Honor Society5 Quill and Scroll 45 Maroon and White 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club 1, Z5 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Cabinet 3, 45 'The Lucky Jadef' Smilin' Through. Mary's small, Mary's discreet, As a stenog she'll be sweet. ANNA BOYD f'Cdffl6,J-COMMERCIAL. Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Short and slender 'Cattie' looks, She sew: Well and also cooks. ERNEST BRINDLE Ernie -ACADEMXC. Cannon-Aidg Maroon and White lBus. Mgr.l 3, 45 National Honor Societyg Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Mask and Wig 45 National Thespians 45 Class Pres. 25 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Bancl 1, 2, 3, 45 Photography Club 15 Apron String Revoltf' Suitable for Charityf' '1Chimes of Normandy, The Tiger's Necklacef' The Lucky Jade, Smilin' Throughf, Ernie hails from Arendtsville And his work is done with skill. PEARL BROWN Peggy -COMMERCIAL. Chorus 35 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 45 Typing Club 35 Smilin, Throughf, She has hair with natural curl, Sweet and friendly is our Pearl. LESTER CARTER FPLCSIIZCOMMERCIAL. Mask and Wig 45 Boys' Sports 1, 2, 35 Sportsman Club 15 Photography Club 25 Indian Lore Club 35 Band 2, 3, 45 Com- mercial Club 4, A future hus driver is Les, We want to wish him much success Q. W 2:1 ' MIRIAM CASHMAN r'Mi7ldm,, ACADEMlC. Etiquette Club 1, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4. ln Miriam we a treasure fnd She is so modest and so kind. EUGENE CLAPSADDLE Clappy -COMMERCIAL. Boys' Sports 1, Z, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Photography Club lg Commercial Club 4. Basketball Eugene does play, He is friendly, carefree, gay. THOMAS CLINE Lucian',-ACADEMIC. Maroon and White 2, 3, lAsst. Bus. Mgr.l 3, 45 Boys' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4g J.V. Football l, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Sportsman Club lg The Lucky Jade, Smilin' Through. Basketball is down his line, Yes, you've guessed it, Tommy Cline. CHARLES COFFELT Cowie -ACADEMIC. Dramatic Club 1, 3, 43 Surveying Club 23 Smilin Through. A kindly, jovial, country lad, At no time is he very sad. LLOYD CROMER Cromer,'-GENERAL. Indian Lore Club lg Surveying Club 1, 2, 3, 4. A quiet, unassuming boy is he, An electric Welder he'a' like to haf' JOSEPHINE CRUSHONG 10,!-COMMERCIAL. Girls' Chorus lg Chorus 1, 2, 35 Dramatic Club 1, 23 G.A.A. Cabinet 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 The Lucky Jade. Active in the G.A.A. 'Io' is always 'very gay. JOSEPH CUNNINGHAM jdki6,!-ACADEMIC. Quill and Scroll 3, 4g Maroon and White 1, 2, fAclv. Mgr.1 3, 4g Boys' Sports 33 Business Club 1, 2, 35 Radio Club 4g That Girl Patsy. This air-minded memher of our class Has lost his heart to a Freshman lass. ELIZABETH DALEY Fpsifii-COMMERCIAL. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatic Club l, Z3 G.A.A. Cabinet 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, The Lucky jade. She drives 'Genie' to school each day, This president of G.A.A.J' 1 :Wi RICHARD DEARDORFF Dick'-ACADEMIC. Cannon-Aidg National Honor Societyg Quill and Scrollg Maroon and White 2, 3, Mask and Wigg National Thespiansg Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Sports 1, 2, 3g Dramatic Club 1, 25 Varsity Track 4g The Tigerls Necklace, The Chimes of Normandy, The Lucky Jade, Smilin' Through. With Diesel engines he will work, And duty he will never shirkf' ESTHER DELLINGER Ets -Hows ECONOMICS. Carlisle High School 1, Zg Girls' Sports 3, 43 Dramatic Club 3, 45 Home Economics Club 4. Another of our Home Ec girls Is Esther with the light brown curls. CHARLES DOERSOM Junior -COMMERCIAL. Radio Club 13 Sportsman Club 2, 33 Boys, Sports 1, Zg Surveying Club 4. - An airplane pilot he would he And soar in upper air so free. GEORGE EDWARDS Deacon -CQMMERCIAL. Dramatic Club 1, 3, Library Club Zg Radio Club 4. 'Always late,' is Georgels motto, Going home he thumbs each auto. JEAN EDWARDS Ieanner -ACADEMIC. Dramatic Club lg Home Ec Club 2g Maroon and White Club 2, 3, 4g Girls' Sports 1, Z, 3g G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Smilin' Throughf' lnclinea' to art, a nurse to be, A friend to all humanity. GWENDOLYN EIKER Gwene -CoMMERclAL. Etiquette Club 1, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 2. Quiet, reserved, and scholarly, A ine stenog she'll surely he. DONALD FAIR, CLASS TREASURER, Don -COMMERCIAL. Boys' Sports 1, 2, 3, 49 Commercial Club 43 Photography Club 1, 25 Indian Lore Club 3. Class Treasurer our Donald is With typing keys he is a whizzf' Dramatic Club 13 Typing 3, 4g Home Economics Club 25 G.A.A. 1, Z, 4. A willing worker, very meek, - Slow to anger, and slow to speak. BETTY FRIDINGER Betty -COMMERCIAL. Chorus 23 Girls' Sports 1, 2, 33 HENRY FULTON Hen,'-ACADEMIC. Battlefield Club lg Dramatic Club Z5 Radio Club 43 Maroon and White 3, 4. Ta be a lawyer and seek the right Is his ambition and his delight. FRED GUISE FTEd,,-GENERAL. Maroon and White 35 Cannon-Aidg Battlefield Club 1, 25 Maroon and White Club 3, 4. Into business he'll surely go And his success should not be Jl0'W.,, ROBERT HALL B0b,,1ACADEMlC. Jefferson High School, Elizabeth, New Jersey lg Football 23 Sportsman Club Z, 3, 4. New fersey bound is Robert Hall A merry lad who plays football. BETTY HAND, CORRESPONDING SECRETARY, Betty -COMMERCIAL. Cannon-Aidg National Honor Societyg Girls' Chorus Z3 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 1, 2g G.A.A. Cabinet 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, Z, 3, 43 Bed of Petunia, Smilin, Through, The Lucky Jade, Chimes of Normandy. A lovely bride in 'Smilin' Throughf A Winning way, a friend so true. FRED HANKEY Abe -CoMMrsncIAL. Boys' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4g J.V. Football 1, 2, Varsity Football 33 J.V. Basketball 1, 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4g Sportsman Club lg Photography Club 23 Indian Lore Club 33 Commercial Club 4. A basketball star of very great fame 'Abe' performs capably in every game. DOROTHY HARDMAN HDOIU--COMMERCIAL. Girls' Sports 1, Z, 35 G.A.A. Cabinet 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. Dot's Willing in any G'.A.A. choreg Very skillful on the athletic floor. LYMAN HAWBAKER Lemon -ACADEMIC. Cannon-Aid lBus. Mgr.lg Quill and Scroll 4g Maroon and White fSub. Mgr.J 3, 4, National Honor Societyg Radio Club lg Battlefield Club 2g Debating Club 4. 'Sal'rete' to his pupils helll say When teaching Latin some future day. GENE HESS Gene -ACADEMIC. Boys' Sports 1, Z, 3g Sportsman Club 15 Photog- raphy Club 25 Camera Club 35 Indian Lore Club 4. A quiet sturdy lad is Gene, As a coach he will soon be seen I HAROLD HESS Hessie -AGRICULTURE. Agriculture 13 F.F.A. Club 2, 3, 4. This clark complexionerl lad of ours Has planned to farm in future hours. HELEN HESS l!H8l871,,-COMMERCIAL. Chorus 1, 2, 3, Girls' Sports 1, 2, 35 Knitting Club lg Home Economics Club Z, G,A.A. Cabinet 39 Typing Club 4, ,, . . Helen is a sweet quiet lass, Always promptly attentive in classf, JANET HEYSER Kitty,'-Home EcoNoMlcs. Girls' Sports 1, Z, 33 Dramatic Club 1, 25 G.A.A. Za Home Economics Club 3, 4. The pies and cakes that Janet bakes Are fine-as are the clothes she maleesf, DIAFIEL HOFFMAN Danny --CoMMEkc1AL. Battlefield Club 1, Indian Lore Club 2, 33 Business Cu 4. Who is that with the cheery smile? just Daniel rome to chat a while. ROBERT HOKE QtB0l7,,-COMMERCIAL. Boys' Sports 45 Battlefield Club lg Indian Lore Club 2, 35 Sportsman Club 4. Boh,s hair is hlaclz as black can he A future Texan we all agree. THEODORE HORNER Ted -AGRICULTURE. Boys, Sports 1, 2, 3, 41 F.F.A. Club Z, 3, 43 Band Z, 3, 4, Debating Club 4g National Honor Society, The Great Man,', Smilin' Through. Ted is one of the F. F. A. boys And from this field he gets many joys. JEAN JOHNSTON Jeanie -ACADEMIC. Biglerville High School lg Cannon-Aidg Dramatic Club 35 The Chimes of Normandyf' The Lucky Jade, Smilin' Throughf' For each of us a smile so hright From our Jeanie with hair so lightf, WILLIAM KEEFAUVER Bill -ACADEMIC. Cannon-Aid, National Honor Societyg Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Maroon and White lEd.Jg National Thespiansg Mask and Wig 3, 4, Debating Club 4g Class President 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Sports 1, 2, 35 Dramatic Club 13 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 4, District Orchestra 2, 4g District Band 2, 3, 4g That Girl Patsyf' Q'Apron String Revolt, '1Chimes of Normandy, 'QThe Tiger's Necklace, 'tSmilin, Throughf' When a tromhone there is to play, 'Just call on Bill,' we always say. MELVIN KING r'M6l,,-ACADEMIC. Chess Club lg Science Club 2, Battlefield Club 33 Indian Lore Club 4. 'Silence is golden' Melvin claims, Noble and worthy are his aims. OLGA KING Skippy,'-ACADEMIC. Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 1, G.A.A. Cabinet 2, Home Economics Club 3, Typing Club 4, Orchestra 1, Z, 3, 4, Suitable for Charity, The Tiger's Necklace, The Lucky Jade. With a fiddle, Olga you may see But, monologues are her specialty. THELMA KROUSHOUR Tl7Elmd,!--COMMERCIAL. Cannon-Aid, Maroon and White, Dramatic Club lg G.A.A. Cabinet 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Our Thelma goes out for all kinds of sports. To the typing room she daily reports. ALLEN LARSON 'FSWCdE,'-'ACADEMIC. Cannon-Aid, Boys' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Radio Club 1, Science Club Z, Camera Club 3, 4, Stage Crew 2, 3, 4. An amateur camera fan is 'Swedef The way he drives he should be called 'Speedfu CATHERINE MARSDEN CaclzyD--COMMERCIAL. Maroon and White 3, 4, Cannon-Aid, Mask and Wig 3, 4, National Thespians 3, 4, National Honor Society, Chorus 2, 3, 4, G.A.A, 1, Z, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, Z, 3, 4, Apron String Revoltf, Miss Mobrayls Big Momentf, The Tiger's Necklace, l'Why the Chimes Rang, Smilin' Through. Cacley,s a typist of excellent skill, On the stage she also acts with a Willf, RUTH MARTIN rpkufblfly-ACADEMIC. Maroon and White 3, 43 Cannon-Aid, Chorus 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Club l, 2, G.A.A. Cabinet 4, Journalism 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, The Chimes of Normanclyf' The Tiger's Necklace, The Lucky Jade, All-State Chorus 4. You can never see the orchestra startin' Without its pianist, Ruth Martin.,' SARAH JANE MAUST Sally -ACADEMIC. Cannon-Aid, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Maroon and White 1, 2, 3, 4 lNews Edjg Editor of Handbook 3, Mask and Wig 3, 4, National Thespian 4, Chorus Z, 3, 4, G.A,A. 1, Z, 3, 4, G.A.A. Cabinet 2, 3, Student Council 4 lPres.j, Small Town Girl, That Girl Patsyf The Lucky jade, Smilin' Through. If Chemistry is unknown to you, Go to Sarah for a cluef, ROSETTA McKENRICK Mack -CoMMERc1AL. Cannon-Aid, Maroon and White 3, 45 Chorus Z, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, The Tiger's Necklace, Dickens, Christmas Carolf, 'Mack, types and types with all her might E 'W V For yearbook and Maroon and White. ' o PAUL McKERAI-IAN Paul -GENERAL. Salisbury High School, Salisbury, Pa., 1, 2, 35 Battlefield Club 4. We've welcomed thi: newcomer to our ranks For he',r Well mannered and doesrft play pranks. MARCELLA MEHRING jane -COMMERCIAL. Maroon and White 3, 4, Etiquette Club lg Dramatic Club 2, Typing Club 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3. A quiet unassuming lass, A speedy typirt in her class. CARL MENCHEY, VICE PRESIDENT, Doc -CoMMEncIAL. Cannon-Aid, Maroon and White, Chorus Z, 3, 43 Boys' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 15 Photography Club 2, 33 Band 1, 2, 3, 49 The Chimes of Normandy, The Lucky Jade. Some day Carl 4 mechanic We'll .ree A5 bury as ever he can be. JOAN MILLER Joanne -COMMERCIAL. Maroon and White 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4g Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, Z3 Maroon and White Club 33 Commercial Club 4. Good-natured and kind, but not very loud, Of her :horthand record we feel quite proud. MILLER MOYER Miller'J-GENERAL. Boys, Sports l, 2, 3, 4g Sportsman Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Since Miller to school does drive a car, He chauffeur: his friends from near and far. OLA DEAN MOYER r'RCd5!,1C0MMERClAL. Maroon and White 3, 4, Girls' Chorus lg Chorus 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, Z, 3, 49 Dramatic Club 1, Z, 35 Commercial Club 4, The Lucky jade, Dickens' Christmas Carolf' When Ola walks into the room Sunxhine just pushes hack the gloomf' CHARLES MYERS 'FCh6Wy,!'-ACADEMIC. Maroon and White 3, 43 Chorus 4g Football J.V. 1, 2, 3g Football Varsity 4, Basketball Asst. Mgr. 1, 2, 33 Basketball Mgr. 45 Track Varsity Z, 3, 43 Boys' Sports 1, Z, 3, 4, Indian Lore Club 13 Battle- field Club Z, Photography Club 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 35 The Lucky Jade. Even though he's very .short He can draw and Win in sportf' MABEL NULL Nippy -COMMERCIAL. Cannon-Aid, Mask and Wig 45 National Thespians 4g Chorus 2, 3, 4g G.A.A. Cabinet Z, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, Suitable for Chatityf' Apron String Revolt, Smi1in' Throughf, This sporty girl with eye: of blue, Performed quite well in 'Smilini Throughfv HARRY OYLER Harry -ACADEMIC. Football j.V. 1, 2, 35 Class Basketball 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, 3, 4, Sportsman Club 2. Here is a hay who can not he downed A hand leader more or less renowned. PRICE OYLER P. O. -GENERAL. Football J.V. 2, 3g Boys' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Indian Lore Club lg ln aviation he hopes to excel, We, his classmates do all wish him well. ARLENE PLANK Planlrie -CoMMEnclAL. Cannon-Aid, G.A.A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4. A rlene makes drawings of many sorts, Then too she is 'very fond of sports. NADENE PLANK Deanie -CoMMERctAL. Chorus 2, 3, 4, G.A,A. Club 1, 2, 3g Dramatic Club 1, Z, 35 Chimes of Normandy, The Tiger's Necklace, The Lucky Jade, Smilin' Through. Somehady's stenog our Deanie will he, If she's given the opportunity. ORLO PLANK Squirt -COMMERCIAL. Maroon and White 1, Z, 43 Boys' Sports 1, 2, 3, Commercial Club 43 Family Upstairs. One of Mr. Fidlerls pests Does his work, hut often jestsf' DONALD PRICE r'OmdY,,-ACADEMIC. Chorus 2, 3, 43 Boys' Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Sportsman Club 1, 2g Photography Club 35 Chess Club 4, The Lucky Jade, Smilin' Through, The Chimes of Normandy. Omar is his name for short, Always around for fun and sport. RICHARD RAY Dirk -AGRICULTURE. Mask and Wig 4g Football Varsity 3, 43 Track Zg Boys' Sports 1, 2, 3g F.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Why the Chimes Rang, The Party Line, Smilin' Through. Capahly at football did he play- Dirk, a president of F.F.A. CONSTANCE REDDING Connie -COMMERCXAL. Maroon and White 3, 45 Cannon-Aiclg Girls' Sports 1, 3, 45 G.A.A. Club 3. Constance will always type with ease, 1 Some employer she'll surely please. JOY REED Joy -ACADEMIC. Delaware Milton High School 1, 2, 3, Dramatic Club 4. ,, . . . Joy is new within our ranks, For ber presence We give thanks. FRANCIS RIDER 'fF1dHCl5,,1AGRICULTURE. F.F.A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Altl7ougl7 Francis is a quiet lad, His judging of livestock isn't bad. MERLENE RIGHTNOUR FPMCTICHCJJ-ACADEMIC. Girls' Sports 1, Z, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 1, 3, 4, lTreas.Jg Home Economics Club 2. Best wishes to our friend, Merlene, A fne Worker, calm and serenef, JOHN SACHS Johnny -AGRIcULTUnE. Football J.V. 1, Z, Football Varsity 3, 4, Boys' Sports, F.F.A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Silent and strong and lwaslvful too, Johnny carries the pigskin througlvf' BETTY LOU SAYLOR Betsy -ACADEMIC. Cannon-Aid, Maroon and White 3, 4, Mask ancl Wig 3, 4g National Thespians 3, 4, G.A.A. Cabinet 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 1, 29 melt Sometimes Happens, Apron String Revolt, The Lucky Jade, The Chimes of Normandyf, Tiger,s Necklace, Smilin' Through. With smile so sweet, and style so new, Weire always sure it's Betty Lou. JOHN SCHWARTZ John -AGRICULTURE. F.F.A. Club 1, 2, QTreas.J 3, 4, Keystone Degree 3. John, a good farmer destined to be, Because be won the Keystone degreef, EUGENE SHANOLTZ Eugene -AGRICULTURE. F.F,A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Another of tlvese silent, country boys, Agriculture is one of his greatest joysf' HOWARD SHARRAH, JR. Iunie -COMMERCIAL. Cannon-aid fAclv. Mgr.Jg Quill ancl Scroll 43 National Honor Society, Maroon and White 3 lCirc. Mgr.j, 4g Mask and Wig 4, National Thespians 4g Boys' Sports 1, 2, 35 Agriculture Club lg Sportsman Club 23 Chorus 45 The Lucky Jade,', Smilin' Through, 1'The Tiger's Necklacef, 1 Behold the active business man, l Getting ads whereier be canf, JAMES SHETTER jim -AGRICULTURE. Sportsman Club 1, 2, 3g Chess Club 4. lf you hope to bave tbe car run better, Try getting in toucb witb jimmy Sbetterf' WAYNE SHIELDS Wayne --AGRICULTURE. F.F.A. Club 1, 23 Surveying Club lV. Pres.1 3, 4. In a big car, be comes to school- Expects to run a farm by rulefl EDWIN SHOOP Sboopie --GENERAL. Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Sportsman Club 1, 35 Surveying Club 2g Football 3, 4g Dramatic Club 4. A football star of great renown, Sboopie bails from out of town. ALBERT SHULLEY Doc --ACADEMIC. Cannon-Aid, Maroon and White 3, 43 Mask and Wig Z, 3, 4, National Thespians 3, 4, Bancl Z5 HR. Council lg Chorus 2, 3, 4, It Sometimes Happens, Phantom Tiger, Small Town Girl,', That Girl Patsy, Chimes of Normandy. To be a doctor is Albert's aim, In Pbillie be will rise to fame. DELLA MAE SHULTZ Della MdE,,'-'ACADEM1C. Cannon-Aiclg G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 49 G.A.A. Cabinet 4g Maroon and White 3, 43 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Smilin' Through. Short in stature, great in mind, G.H.S.'s five foot findf, JAMES SMITH Smitty,'-ACADEMIC. Debating 3, 4, Chess Club lg Surveying Club 2, 33 The Tiger's Necklace. You can't defeat jimmy in a figbt, He practices debating with all bis might. SAMUEL SNYDER Sniff -ACADEMIC. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 39 Footba.l Mgr. 1, 2, 3, 4g Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Sportsman Club lg Camera Club 2, 3, 4g Thar Girl Patsy, The Lucky Jade, Smilin' Through, Chimes of Normandy. Football manager, basketball star, Known for bis singing, near and far. GRACE SPANGLER Gracie -ACADEMIC. Chorus Z, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, Z, 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Club 1, 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society, District Orchestra 2, 35 The Lucky Jade, Chimes of Normandy. In tbe orcbestra pit we always see Grace With ber violin and smiling facef, HELEN SPANGLER Hanna -COMMERCIAL. Cannon-Aid fAsst. Ed.Jg Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Mask and Wig 4g National Thespians 45 Maroon and White 1, Zg Feature Ed. 3, 43 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4, That Girl Patsy, Smilin' Through, The Lucky Jade. For newspaper work we give our thanks To this promising poetess in our ranks. MARY LOUISE SPANGLER Mary L0u,,-ACADEMIC. Cannon-Aid lEditorlg National Honor Societyg Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Maroon and White 2 lFeat. Ed.l, 3, 43 Orchestra I, Z, 3, 43 District Orchestra 2, 33 All-State Orchestra 2g Music Club 19 G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Mad Brealcfastf, That Girl Patsy, Chimes of Normandy, Party Line, 'The Lucky Jade. When publications go to press, Find Mary Lou with all the rest. JOHN STEVENS BuCkJ,-COMMERCIAL. Band lg Boys' Sports lg Music Club lg Indian Lore Club 2, Battlefield Club 35 Chess Club 43 Diclcens' Christmas Carolf' He may he small, not very tall, But you'll fnd him cheerful to allf' PAUL STITT Stitt',-ACADEMIC. Track lg Battlefield Club 25 Indian Lore Club 3, 4. To be a school teacher is Paul's desire, Since he is filled with amhition's fire. 1 AUDREY SWISHER Audy -COMMERCIAL. Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Maroon and White 3, 43 Dramatic Club 1, 2g Typing Club 3. A handy girl to have around, A better typist can't be found. JAMES THOMAS Cuhby',-GENERAL. Band and Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Sports 1, Z, 3, 45 Indian Lore Club. l I-Iere's the drummer boy who never fails, To heat it out when the hand leader hails. ROBERT THOMPSON Bob -GENERAL. Football 2, 3, 43 Sportsman Club 1, Z, 3. Gi-ve us a man who is brawny and strong A would-he forester can't go Wrong. JULIA TINNEY julie -CoMMEnciAL. Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 4g Knitting Club lg Home Economics Club 25 Typing Club 3, 4. You,ll recognize the ready grin Of julie, 'cause it's one that winsf' MARY JANE TREW Jane -AcAnEMxc. Hannah Moore Academy 13 Girls' Sports Z, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 23 Mask and Wig 43 National Thespiansg Chorus 43 Miss Mobray's Big Momentf' The Tiger's Necklace, Smilin' Through. ,lane's ready smile and bright eyes send A glowing light for every friend. ESTHER WEHLER FFESfl7ET,,-COMMERCIAL. G.A.A. Cabinet 3, 4g G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club I, 23 The Lucky -Jaden? Chorus 4. You'll always see Esther leading the crowd In a cheer, enthusiastic and loud. ANNA WEIKERT Ann -COMMERCIAL. Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 3, 43 Knitting Club I3 Home Economics Club 23 Typing Club 3, 43 Smilin' Through. After high school, Ann will pursue Commercial work as many do. ROBERT WIDDER Bob -ACADEMIC. Cannon-Aidg National Honor Societyg Quill and Scroll 43 Mask and Wig 2, 3, 43 National Thespians 3, 43 Maroon and White 3, 43 Dramatic Club 1, 23 The Phantom Tiger, Mad Breakfast, That Girl Patsy, The Tiger's Necklace, Smilin' Through. If he can't be an actor in future days, He'll he an artist, plan scenery for playsf' CHARLES WILLIAMS Charlie -ACADEMIC. Cannon-Aid lSubsc. Mgr.J3 Quill and Scroll 43 National Honor Socieryg Maroon and White 3, 43 Boys' Sports 2, 3, 43 Debating Club 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Music Club 13 Sportsman Club 23 Mask and Wig 43 Smilin' Through, Bed of Petuniasf' The Lucky Jade,', That Girl Patsy. On the stage he acts with greatest ease, A staunch debater, he aims to please. n ELMON WILLIAMS 'fN6Wf,,-AGRICULTURE. Indian Lore Club 1, Z, 3g Chess Club 4. As you can guess by his husky build, He'll be a farmer with silos filled. MARY JANE WOLFF Frenchie -ACADEMIC. Cannon-Aid3 I-I.R. Council 33 Chorus Z, 3, 4g G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. Cabinet 43 Maroon and White 3, 43 Student Council 43 That Girl Patsy, The Lucky Jacle,', Chimes of Normandy. Frenchie, who sings to bring good cheer, Has liked dramatics for many a yearf' JEAN ZINKAND Jeanie -COMMERCIAL. Maroon and White 1, Z, 3, 4g G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Commercial Club 43 Smilin' Through, The Lucky Jade. The whiz in shorthand that we mean Is none other than black-haired Jean. . Lay strong corner-stories of purpose and prepare Great blocks of wisdom cut from past despair. Shape mighty pillars of resolve . . . in thine own self believe, All thou hast hoped for thou shalt yet clCl7i6'V6.,, '-ELLA WHEELER WILCOX J.,-yup, law.- . .Q-,...y PW' fix 1 W-'HN vm----m President .......,. V. President JUNIGRS OFFICERS FRANKLIN TINNEY PEGGY RAMER Secretary .,..,,.v, ......,,.,..,.. .e,..... ,,,... Treasurer A dvisors .. Adams, Evelyn Anzengruber, Mary Arendt, Francis Barr, Yvonne Beard, Anna Benner, Mary Berger, Mary Catherine Biesecker, Mildred Bishop, Anna Bosak, Elizabeth Bower, Arvilla Bowling, Howard Boyd, Martha Boyd, Virginia Bream, Harold Bream, Harry Brindle, Jean Bucher, Evelyn Bumbaugh, Russell Carbaugh, Robert Carter, Francis Chambers, Franklin Chapman, Helen Charles, Justine Clapsaddle, Janet Cluck, Kathryn Coffman, Charles Cole, Bernard Coleman, George Conti, Florence Currens, Jean Currens, Julia Deardorff, Dale Dickert, Louise Dickson, McCrea Doersom, Richard Eckert, Eugene Eckert, Rosa Belle Eiker, Carrie Epley, Robert Faber, Fred Fair, Anna Finkboner, Leone Finkboner, Richard Fiscel, Chester Fleck, James Folkenroth, Rae Frances Fridinger, Charles Fry, Benton Geiselman, Esther Gelwicks, Lorraine Glenn, John Gulden, Frances DOROTHY KEENEY JUSTINE CHARLES , ..... Miss RELDA GREEN, MR. ELMER SCHRIVER Hanawalt, Barbara Hankey, Carl Harman, Bernard Harner, Betty Harner, Glenn Hartman, Wanda Helwig, Sterling Hemler, Amelia Hershey, Vivian Hertz, Robert Heyser, Stephen Hudson, Irene Keeney, Dorothy Kessel, Elaine Kinneman, John Kinsey, Harold Kitzmiller, George Klinefelter, Lois Krouse, Hazel Knox, Robert Kuhn, John Kuhn, Mary Laughlin, Mary Lawver, Ruth Lingg, Kathryn Linn, Mildred MacPhail, John McCleaf, Clarence McCleaf, Phyllis McDonnell, Betty McGlaughlin, Irene McGlaughlin, Jay Plank, David Ramer, Margaret Raver, Ervin Reicheldetfer, Oliver Rosensteel, Dorothy Ross, Evelyn Ross, Willis Rothaupt, Eva Rutter, Annabelle Rutter, Mary Saby, Margaret Sager, Catherine Sanders, Rita Sherman, Shirley Shields, Dale Shields, Leoda Shriver, Chester Shryock, Robert Shultz, Mildred Slonaker, Joseph Smith, Charles Smith, Grace Smith, Harvey Smith, Herbert Mildred Smith, Smith, Winfield Spahr, Robert Spangler, Jeanne Staley, Ray Starry, Betty Staub, Dorothy Steiniger, Henry Stitt, Donald McGIaugh1in, Kathleen McPherson, Donald MacPherson, Elizabeth Martin, Mary Louise Mehring, Chester Mickley, Margaret Miller, Merlin Miller, Mildred Miller, Robert Nliller, Winifred Mitchell, Kathleen Moore, James Louise Moser, Myers, Mary Naugle, Richard Nunemaker, Arlene Nunemaker, Ruth Pittenturf, Marjorie Pittenturf, Mary Jan Pitzer, John Plank, Eleanor C Stover, Ruth Strausbugh, Paul Swope, Earl Tawney, Harry Tinney, Franklin Trew, Margaret Troxell, Harry Warman, Clayton Waybright, Wilbur Weikert, Josephine Weitzel, Betty Xvenschof, Mary Weygandt, james Whitaker, Margaret Williams, Lillian Wiser, Elizabeth Witherow, john VVoodward, Lawrence Woodward, Madelyn Worthington, Harold M 'Mm Altland, Comer Arendt, Charles Arentz, Wayne Beard, Mary Benner, Mabert Benner, Treva Biesecker, Mildred Boehner, George Bowers, Raymond Bowling, Ruth Brown, Charlotte Buckman, Scott Busby, Betsy Carter, Janet Cashman, David Cole, Donald Cole, Sterling Conover, Guy Cook, Mary Coston, William Crabill, Pauline Curley, Norma Dillman, James Drake, Donald Dubs, Pauline Englebert, Ronald Enoch, Ronald Everly, Catherine Fedor, Joseph Feeser, Catherine Felix, Ida May Felix, Elwood Fiscel, Nina Fiscel, Gaylard Foulk, Harvey Frazer, Bernard Frock, Shirley Fulton, Harold Gilbert, Lavora Glenn, Doris Golden, Galen Golden, Nadine Gotwald, Mary Gress, Mildred Hafer, Sebastian Hanawalt, Lois Hankey, Ralph Harner, Luella Harness, William Hartman, George Heagy, Agnes Heck, Nancy Heiges, Corrinne I-lemler, June :frqe.w,1sp1ff3'U'Hf'e4:Kw, 6 SOP!-IOMGRES President ,,,,,,., W V. President Secretary ,,,, Trearu fer .,, A d Visors OFFICERS PHILIP R1D1NcER Miss LARUE KRAUSE, Hemler, Victor Herr, Erma Hess, Laberne Heyser, Margaret Hossler, Marian Huff, Dorothy Jacoby, Betty Karas, Charles Keefer, Clyde Kepner, Charlotte King, Alda King, Donald Knepper, Jeanne Landis, Alverta Larkin, Bertram Larson, Andrew Long, William Martin, Mary Louise McMillion, Mary Menchey, Francis Menchey, Marian Millard, Richard Miller, Betty Minter, Patricia Mitchell, John Musselman, Kathryn Myers, Norman Neth, Carol Null, Madylin Nye, Melvin Odbert, Arthur Oyler, Donald Plank, Fred Raffensperger, George Rasmussen, Carl Reaver, Paul Rebert, Mary Redding, Edward Redding, Jeanette Redding, Jeanne Redding, Richard Redding, Vera Redding, William Reed, Joseph Rider, Vera Ridinger, Philip Riffie, Maebelle Riley, Betty Riley, Mildred Rohrbaugh, Dora Rosensteel, Mary Rosensteel, Ruth Roth, William Rudisill, Ruth ,ttt. JOHN S1-loo? BETSY BUSBY WILLIAM TIMMINS MR. FRED TRoxELL M Sachs, Ross Schell, Wanita Schwartz, Phyllis Scott, Sara Sharrah, Betty Sharrah, Janet Shealer, Evelyn Sheifer, Howard Sherman, Max Shields, Helen Shoop, John Showers, Gladys Shriver, Rosella Shryock, William Shull, Annetta Shultz, Evelyn Small Nadine Smith, Caroline Smith, Joseph Smith, Weldon Sollenberger, Grace Sollenberger, Herbert Spahr, James Spangler, David Spear, Walter Stanton, Samuel Starry, Dorothy Steinour, Morris Stevens, Betty Stitt, Mary Stoner, Charles Stoner, James Svarnas, George Swinn. Clarence Swisher, Dorothy Thomas, Paul Thompson, McCrea Timmins, William Tipton, Betty Toddes, Eddie Trimmer, Ralph Trostle, Jeanette Van Dyke, Lena Weaner, Arthur Weigle, Betty White, Dorothy Wfhittinghill, Thomas Wickerham, Donald Wisler, Margaret Woodward, Robert Woodward, Wynona Young, Norris Zurgable, Kathryn Angelo, Christina Anzengruber, Marie Bable, Margaret Bagot, Rosalie Bagot, Ruth Beard, Warren Bender, Harry Berkheimer, Doris Biesecker, Betty Bollinger, Anna Bream, Coetta Britcher, Elizabeth Brown, Arthur Brown, Sara Bucher, Jeanne Bumbaugh, Bernice Carbaugh, Edith Carpenter, Betty Lee Cashman, Evelyn Chamberlain, John Clapsaddle, Anna Cline, Barbara Cluck, Lois Codori, Joseph Corbett, Mary Jane Culp, Richard Dayhoff, Kenneth Dayholf, Robert Dellinger, Paul Dillman, Eloise Dubbs, Jack Duncan, Louise Englebert, Huber Epley, Arlene Evans, Carrie Faber, Anna Fair, George Fidler, Eugene Finkboner, Doris Fissell, Robert Fleming, Margaret Fourlias, Koulla Fowler, Norman Fream, Maurice Fry, Phyllis Gaines, Rose Geyer, Elinor Gladhill, Mary A dvisors FRESHMEN President .......r..,.t,. t,........,,,,......,.........,,...., V. President ...,,,,... Secretary ......,.,,,. Treasurer .. Gorman, Donald Gormley, John Gotwald, Luther Green, William Gulden, Jean Hanawalt, Joseph Hankey, Donald Hankey, Helen Harbaugh, Anna Harbaugh, Joan Hartlaub, Richard Hartman, Allen Hartman, Edward Heatwole, William Helwig, Charles Henderson, Barbara Hess, Geraldine Hoffman, Milton Homer, John Hubbard, Clyde James, Alice Keclcler, Hugh Keefer, Phyllis Kendlehart, Virginia Kennel, Arthur Kessel, Mary Kidwell, Violet Kitzmiller, Robert Knorr, John Knox, Catherine Koontz, Pauline Kranias, Charles Kuhn, Dorothy Kuhn, Mary Kuhn, Sara Landis, Phyllis Larkin, Shirley Leaman, Harold Lee, Robert Lewis, Catherine Lingg, Paul Little, Betty Little, Nancy Lock, Helen McCleaf, Eloise McCleaf, Elyse McCleaf, Teresa McGaughlin, Eugene OFFICERS ROBERT MARCH ELYSE MCCLEAF DORIS RAMER Doms BERKHEIMER Mus. I-IEINTZELMAN, Mn. Fmusn McGlaughlin, Lois Manahan, Roy March, Robert Martin, Robert Miller, Charles Miller, Doris Miller, Floyd Miller, Robert Moore, Ida May Morelock, Margie Mortensen, John Moser, Harry Moser, John Munshour, Treva Myers, June Myers, Mary Clare Myers, Merle Myers, Robert Naugle, Betty Naugle, Keith Power, Patricia Price, William Raifens er er Constance P g 2 Raifensperger, Edgar Rager, Ardella Ramer, Doris Reaver, Virginia Rebert, Catherine Redding, Gregory Redding, Nancy Reever, Mary Rice, Mollie Richardson, Mazie Riclcrode, Esther Rider, Geneva Rider, Rita Rohrbaugh, Aaron Rosensteel, Violet Rudisill, Albert Rudisill, Claude Rutter, John Sanders, Charles Sanders, Dorothy Sanders, Joseph Sanders, Regina Schroyer, Robert Scott, Martha Sherman, Dolores Shields, Margaret Shriver, Erma Shultz, Frances Sites, LaWanda. Sites, Richard Slonaker, Nancy Slonaker, Teresa Small, Marian Small, Mary Elizabeth Smith, Charles Smith, Dale Smith, Gladys Smith, Goldie Smith, Mary Spence, Dorothea Sponseller, Esther Steinour, Eugene Steppe, William Stock, Frances Stock, Teresa Stoner, Paul Strickhouser, Jane Swope, Julius Trostle, Darlene Trostle, Donald Troxell, William Tully, James Ullman, Betty Utz, Anna Vanderwaart, Margaret Wagner, Fred XVallcling, Leroy Warman, Ruth Waybright, Horace Xveaver, Charles Weaver, Samuel Weikert, William Weilcert, Edith Weilcert, Lois Wetzel, Gladys White, Harvey Vifinebrenner, Charlotte Wisler, Gladys Wolf, Claire Wolf, Pauline Woodward, Ralph Zerfing, Janet Zinn, Harold or when the One Great Scorer comes to Write against your name, H6 Wldfkj-HO! that yOU WOT! OT lost-but how you played the gamef, '-GRANTLAND RICE 'DGYRHIZ VARSITY FCDOTBALI. LINE-UP End Tackle Guard Center Guard Tackle End :Vfhomas-57 7k 'Carter-'50 D Fleck-66 D'cRay-58 :Fissel-68 Dk 'Bowling-62 M'Thompson-61 Quarterback Dk 'Sta1ey-53 Halfback I-Ialfback 'kShoop-56 'FKnox-67 Fullback Msachs-59 Backs: 'kMyers-22, yFKuhn-45, zkshcrman-'51, Wickerlmam-35, Oyler-27, Stanton-32 Centers: Taber-63, Redding--55 Guards: : XKinneman-52, Geiselman-50, Stevens-70, Coleman-69 Tackles: Sachs--65, Kinsey-39 Ends: Oclbert-23 Xsnyder-Manager Forney-Coach Gilbert-Asst. Coach Haehnlen-I. V. Coaclv 4cNumber of G's won in football I 1940 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE FOOTBALL SCORES September October November 20 27 6 12 19 26 2 8 16 Delone Catholic High School ,fCarlisle 9'Shippensburg 'kwaynesboro 'Chambersburg 'Hanover 'Hershey ifMechanicsburg West York gf Southern Pennsylvania Conference Games Shoop-56 Thom pson-61 Sachs-65 Ray-58 Myers-22 Thomas-5 7 G. H. S. Opp. 6 14 16 0 13 6 0 44 6 6 0 I3 12 6 0 6 7 19 60 114 ,-i1iT Dec. -Ian. Feh. Mar. First row-Hankey, Bream, Clapsadclle, Fissel, Plank, Witherow, Cline, Sachs, Staley, Snyder. Second row-Sherman, Steinour, Boehner, Faber, Kitzmiller, Kinsey, Carter, Reaver, Fair, Oyler. Third row-Chambers, March, Wickerham, Odbert, Hafer, Kuhn, Menchey, Larkin, Lingg, Frazer. Fourth row-Moser, Culp, Hankey, Kitzmiller. GETTYSBURG HIGH SCHOOL VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 13 Frederick , .,,,, , , ,,,,, ,, 17 Maryland School for Deaf 20 Patterson Park ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, , , . 3 West York ,, 7 :FI-Ianover ,,,,,,,, , 10 :i:Mechanicsburg 17 Xshippenshurg 21 7l:Car1is1e ,,,,,, 2 Z4 iwayneshoro ,, 28 1cHershey ,,,,,,,,, 31 XChambersburg ,, 4' :kHanover , , 7 :1Mechanicsburg 11 West York ,, 14 235-hippenshurg , 18 :FCarlis1e ,,,,, , , 21 Xwayneshoro ,, , 25 311-iershey 1 :kChamhersburg , , 8 MLititz ,,,, , 13 yfxwilliam Penn ,,,,, 18 :Z:1'Mahanoy City ,,,, ,,,,,,, , isouthern Pennsylvania Conference Games Mstate Championship Playoff Games Home Away Home Home Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Away Away Home Away L Home Away York Carlisle Philadelphia G. H. 39 34 42 39 36 Z8 31 29 52 40 38 28 35 28 48 34 47 49 Z4 Z6 37 14 778 S. Opp is 17 19 28 is 24 20 20 19 27 28 is 22 zz 21 12 16 28 31 23 34 33 489 Tl-IE SEASGN IN REVIEW With the most successful basketball team in its history, Gettysburg high school experienced a record breaking basketball season. Among the records broken were: 18 consecutive games in one season, making a two-year record of 24 games without defeat, a District 3 championship, meaning a position in the play-offs for the state title. Coach Forne 's team started the season with hi h ho es b winnin handil four re-season ames. The Y g P Y g Y P g Little Bullets then systematically defeated each conference opponent as it came for a perfect Hrst round. Mechanicsburg, on its home-court, came closest to marring the Maroon's record. After a mid-season non-conference game, the Little Bullets continued their winning ways, winning easily all games and clinching the conference title at Waynesboro. Then as the last game of the season, the Maroons met their first defeat at the hands of the second place Chambersburg team. Coach Forney's lads then entered the District 3 semi-finals and defeated Lititz, Lancaster county champs, at York, in an extra period tussle. This earned them the right to meet William Penn High School of Harrisburg for the District 3 championship. No Southern Conference team had ever won this title, but this did not daunt the Maroons, and in the most exciting game of the season they became the first Southern Conference team to enter the state play-offs. In the University of Pennsylvania's Palestra, the strong Mahanoy City team, District 11 champions, eliminated the Little Bullets from any further competition, thus closing the Maroon Basketeers' season. In the course of the year, Coach Forney's team won 20 out of 22 games, 18 of them consecutively. They amassed 778 points to their opponents 489, to make an average of 35-22. Kathleen Mitchell Y' ,T , 1, . 1 f . ,,,- . r-N 1 1 is-wf,..r,, , , y 1 1 if 34 1 2 I A. V L' 'L Mm.- GIRLS' A. A. CABINET OFFICERS President .,,,,.,,,,,,. .,...,,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,. .,,.,,, E L IZABETH DALEY Vice President ,....., ,,...,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, E s THER WEHLER Secretary .,,,,,,,,,,e. ,,,,,,,,,,, B ETTY HAND Treasurer E .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. MABEL NULL Adviser ,V,,, .,...,.,,,,,,,,,,..,...,,,,,,,,,,,, M iss RELDA GREEN SPORTS LEADERS Hockey: Eva Rothaupt, Lorraine Gelwiclcs. Hiking: Elaine Kessel, Ruth Nunemaker. ' Passlrall: Lois Klinefelter, Patricia Minter. Bicycling: Mary Louise Martin lSoph.1, Kathleen Basketball: Josephine Crushong, Jean Edwards, Thelma McGlaughlin. Kroushour. Badminton: Ruth Stover, Della Mae Shultz, Mabel Null. Volleyball: Amelia Hemler, Phyllis McCleaf, Mary Table Tennis: Betty Rebert, Louise Moser. Bollinger. Archery: Mildred Biesecker, Marian Menchey. Baseball: Mary jane Wolff, Rae Folkenroth, Miriam Dancing: Ida May Alexander, Betty Starry. Hossler, Frances Gulden. Typists: Esther Wehler, Mary Bollinger, Thelma Tennis: Mary Louise Martin Urj, Anna Beard. Kroushour. Skating: Dorothy Staub, Ruth Rudisill. Publicity: Betty Lou Saylor, Jean Edwards. Maroon and White: Ruth Martin 1941 NUMERAL AWARDS Seniors Catherine Marsden Rosetta McKenrick Betty Lou Saylor Della Mae Shultz Grace Spangler Arlene Plank juniors Yvonne Barr Anna Beard Seniors Jean Edwards Thelma Kroushour Catherine Marsden Sarah Jane Maust Rosetta McKenrick ,loan Miller Nadene Plank Helen Spangler Mary Catherine Berger Mildred Biesecker Arvilla Bowers Justine Charles Jean Currens Frances Gulden Amelia Hemler Elaine Kessel Lois Klinefelter Mary Laughlin Kathryn Lingg Phyllis McCleaf 1941 LETTER AWARDS Betty Lou Saylor Della Mae Shultz Grace Spangler Arlene Plank juniors Anna Beard Arvilla Bowers Mildred Biesecker Amelia Hemler Louise Moser Mary Myers Ruth Nunemaker Mary jane Pittenturf Eleanor Plank Eva Rothaupt Shirley Sherman Betty Starry Dorothy Staub Ruth Stover Rae Folkenrotlx Elaine Kessel Lois Klinefelter Ruth Nunemaker Mary Jane Pittenturf Eva Rothaupt Betty Starry Ruth Stover Dorothy Staub Shirley Sherman Eleanor Plank Seniors Alexander, Ida May Bollinger, Mary Crushong, Josephine Daley, Elizabeth Edwards, Jean Hand, Betty King, Olga Kroushour, Thelma Marsden, Catherine Martin, Ruth Maust, Sarah Jane McKenrick, Rosetta Miller, Joan Moyer, Ola Deane Null, Mabel Plank, Arlene Plank, Nadene Saylor, Betty Lou Spangler, Grace Spangler, Helen Shultz, Della Mae Wehler, Esther WolE, Mary Jane juniors Barr, Yvonne Beard, Anna Berger, Mary Catheri Biesecker, Mildred Bower, Arvilla Boyd, Martha Bucher, Evelyn Charles, Justine Currens, Jean Eiker, Carrie Fair, Anna Folkenroth, Rae Geiselman, Esther Gelwicks, Lorraine Gulden, Frances 1 118 G. A. A. Hanawalt, Barbara Hemler, Amelia Hershey, Vivian Hudson, Irene Kessel, Elaine Klinefelter, Lois Laughlin, Mary Lingg, Katherine Martin, Mary Louise McCleaf, Phyllis McGlaughlin, Irene McGlaughlin, Katherine Miller, Mildred Miller, Winifred Mitchell, Katherine Moser, Louise Myers, Mary Nunemaker, Ruth Pittenturf, Marion Plank, Eleanor Ramer, Peggy Rothaupt, Eva Saby, Margaret Sherman, Shirley Shields, Leoda Spangler, Jeanne Starry, Betty Staub, Dorothy Stover, Ruth Weikert, Josephine Weirzel, Betty Wenchoff, Mary Sophomore: Bowling, Ruth Curly, Norma Hanawalt, Lois Hafner, Louella Heagy, Agnes Heck, Nancy Heiges, Connie 4 , - .. Hossler, Miriam Martin, Mary Louise Menchey, Marian Minter, Patricia Musselman, Katherine Null, Madeline Rebert, Betty Rider, Lorraine Rudisill, Ruth Sharrah, Janet Shields, Helen Small, Nadine Smith, Grace Stitt, Mary White, Dorothy Wisler, Grace Zurgable, Catherine Freshmen Anzengruber, Mary Bable, Margaret Bagot, Beatrice Bagot, Rosalie Berkheimer, Doris Bollinger, Anna Bream, Coetta Britcher, Betty Bumbaugh, Bernice Carbaugh, Edith Clapsaddle, Anna Cline, Barbara Cluck, Lois Corbett, Mary Jane Dillman, Eloise Duncan, Louise Finkboner, Dorothy Fourlias, Koulla Fry, Phyllis Gaines, Rose Zita Geyer, Elinor Gulden, Jean W A A Harbaugh, Joan Henderson, Barbara Kendlehart, Virginia Kuhn, Dorothy Koontz, Pauline Landis, Betty Larkin, Shirley Lewis, Catherine Little, Betty Jo Lock, Helen McCleaf, Elyse McCleaf, Eloise Moore, Ida Mae Morelock, Helen Munshour, Treva Myers, Mary Clare Myers, June Powers, Patricia Ralfensperger, Constance Ramer, Doris Reaver, Mary Rebert, Katherine Redding, Nancy Rickrode, Esther Rider, Rita Rider, Geneva Rosensteel, Violet Sherman, Dolores Small, Marian Small, Elizabeth Smith, Jo Ann Smith, Gladys Stock, Teresa Stock, Frances Strickhouser, Jane Trestle, Darlene Ullman, Betty Utz, Anna Vanderwaart, Peggy Weikert, Lois Weikert, Edith Winebrenner, Charlotte Work thou for pleasure, Paint or sing or carve The thing thou lovest, Though the body starve And then, it might he That these things shall Be added unto theef, -KENYON Cox 1 i L- P I r n 1 '33 1 x r Gknn, STUDENW CQUNQXL Xhnger, Nxausr, Sharrahg SUX'1R.OCSfB6Ig6 , Kim Rosensreeh Tkrnrnlns, Benner, Cohzg enrarkvesz Sernors f Benner, ores f Yxanawah, XX HR. Reprcsenrarwesz SenkorsfBo ders, Shryockg Sophornoresfhiarer, Lar Larhm, Redchng, Sreop. Chxss Repres Phairh Sahy, Spanghzr, Vfarrnang Sophorn AdVX56ISfMKSS Nkhhenny, Mr. 'Yroxe . Nhher, San Freshmen f Bdhnger , Horner, Vfomg Sunkors f Mac Nhrcheh, Rah ensper ger 3 Y reshrnenfSroner . NVXSX4 FND NNXG er Marsden, Pkexander, Mausr, Wkdder, Keerauver, SayXor, Beard, Psdvisery . Carter, Sharrah, Brlndha, hAac?haln. Beshore, Trew Fkrsr rowfBerg, , Vlnharns, Nhss Nkhhenny Q Second rowfSrover, Benson, Nuh, Deardorh, Whitaker. H. Soangkr , gg, amer, Sliryock, Macplzail, Glenn, M. Miss Ramer fAdv.j. NA FONAL HONOR SO UETY First rowXBollinger, Deardorff, M. L. Spangler, Keefauver, Hand, Brindle, Mausr Wfidder. Second rowxlelorner, Williams, Alexander, Berger, Marsden, Slwarralw, G. Spangler Fhwlvalcer. OUILL AND SCROLL First rowXSl1arral1, Deardorfll Flawlnalcer, Berger, M. L. Spangler, KL'Cf11llVCF, pangler, Brindle, Mausr, Bollinger, Widder, Wfilliams. Second FOWXCIIHFICS Lin R Q Berger, Keeney, J CQMBINED CHORUSES Seniors Alexander, Ida May Beard, Elinor Berger, Joseph Bollinger, Mary Brindle, Ernest Cline, Thomas Crushong, Josephine Daley, Elizabeth Deardorlf, Richard Hand, Betty Hess, Helen Johnston, Jean Keefauver, William King, Olga Marsden, Catherine McKendrick, Rosetta Martin, Ruth Maust, Sarah Jane Menchey, Carl Miller, Joan Moyer, Ola Dean Myers, Charles Null, Mabel Plank, Nadene Price, Donald Redding, Constance Saylor, Betty Lou Sharrah, Howard Shulley, Albert Snyder, Samuel Spangler, Grace Spangler, Helen Spangler, Mary Louise Thomas, James Trew, Mary Jane Wehler, Esther Weikert, Anna Williams, Charles Wolff, Mary Jane Zinkand, Jean juniors Beard, Anna Benner, Mary Berger, Mary Catherine Biesecker, Mildred Brindle, Jean Bucher, Evelyn Chapman, Helen Charles, Justine Clapsaddle, Janet Deardorif, Dale Dickson, McCrea Eiker, Carrie Faber, Fred Fair, Anna Kinkboner, Leona Fissel, Max Fridinger, Charles Gelwicks, Lorraine Glenn, John Hanawalt, Barbara Harman, Bernard Hartman, Wanda Hershey, Vivian Hemler, Amelia Hudson, Irene Keeney, Dorothy Kessel, Elaine Kinsey, Harold Klinefelter, Lois Laughlin, Mary Linn, Mildred Lingg, Katherine McCleaf, Clarence McCleaf, Phyllis McGlaughlin, Kathleen MacPhail, John Martin, Mary Louise Mehring, Chester Mickley, Margaret Miller, Winifred Mitchell, Kathleen Myers, Mary Nunemaker, Ruth Plank, David Ramer, Margaret Reichelderfer, Oliver Saby, Margaret Sager, Catherine Sherman, Shirley Shields, Leoda Shryock, Robert Smith, Harvey Smith, Herbert Spangler, Jeanne Starry, Betty Staub, Dorothy Stover, Ruth Swope, Earl Trew, Margaret Troxell, Harry Whitaker, Margaret Sophomore: Benner, Mabert Biesecker, Mildred Curley, Norma Everly, Catherine Fissel, Gaylord Glenn, Doris Gress, Mildred Hafer, Sebastian Harness, William Heiges, Corrine Hemler, June Herr, Erma Hossler, Marian King, Alda Larkin, Bertram Martin, Mary Menchey, Marian Minter, Patty Musselman, Kathryn Null, Madlyn Oyler, Donald Raffensperger, George Rebert, Mary Redding, Jeanne Rosensteel, Mary Jane Rudisill, Ruth ' Sachs, Ross Scott, Sara Schwartz, Phyllis Sharrah, Janet Sherman, Max Shields, Helen Shoop, John Spear, Walter Starry, Betty Stevens, Betty Svarnas, George Timmins, William Tipton, Betty Van Dyke, Lena White, Dorothy Wickerham, Donald Woodward, Wynona On January 24 and 25, Gettysburg High was host to the Southern District Chorus, composed of students and supervisors from surrounding counties. Dr. Richard Grant, head of the Music School at Pennsylvania State College, conducted the chorus of 157 voices, in a program of varied songs. Students from Gettysburg High School participating in the chorus, were Ida May Alexander, Ernest Brindle, Richard Deardorff, John Glenn, Jean Johnston, William Keefauver, Ruth Martin, Carl Menchey, Robert Shryock, Samuel Snyder, Grace Spangler, Mary Jane Wolff, and Mary Louise Spangler, the accompanist. Ruth Martin and John Glenn, were chosen in chorus try-outs to represent Gettysburg at the State Chorus, held at Carlisle on February 13,- 14, and 15. BAND Gehuicks D Krug, M. Frehm, YT. M. Benner, E. Eckert, R. MkXTer, Y. Tkrxney, M. Myers, L. , . Yroxeh, R Kerrxs, W. Ogden, S. GXerm, YV. Spear, E. Kesseh D. Stauh, V. Boyd, M. Smith, M. Nah, S. Benchorf, H. Chapman, C. Fridkrxger, W. Keerauver, T. Horner, R. Shryock, E. Y5rirxdXe, L. Benner, C. Vlihiams, K. Mitcheh, M. Gotwahi, L. Gow-1aXd, Thomas, L. Carter, C. Menchey, YT. Srekrrmger, NW. Harness, L. Hudson, B. Starry, R. Mkrxrer, M. Mcrxchey, Mr. Lormganecker, Director. O?.CX'W:STRPX G. Spaugher, M. L. Sparxgkr, O. King, P. Swarrz, S. Scorr, B. Chrxe, R. Marrkn, W. Keerauver, R. Shryock, M. Benner, E. Eckerr, R. Miher, H. Troxeh, W, Spear, S. Clean, M. Smxth, D. Srauh, ' A M' h H M. Gorwakl, L, Gorwahi, S. Thomas, Mr. Lorxganecker E. Kesseh C Yrrdmger, G. Ecker, K. we e , Direcror. MAROQN AND W!-HTE STAFF Ed.XKeef-auverg NewsXMaustg Fearurexli Spangler, M. L. Spangler' S Bus. M r.XBrindleg Adv. MgF.XCUHHlUgh3mj Circ M lwalcerg il Rep.XWidder, Edward Slzulley, Slwltz W P , portsXMacPln'l . gr.XSl1arral1 S s, Myers Ber , illiafns Me lu ittenrurf GI .1 , ulvsc. Mgnxldaw , ger, Deardorllg Saylor, Mille , nc ey, Martin, Wold, Zinlca . , , enn, Keeney, Rainer, Salny. '43X ,4l Bus.XCline, Guise, F l ' Trew, ' r, Mnmyc-r, Hd 42XBer Glenn Han u ton, Melmn Wfezlcert VV Mel ger, Hanawalt, , awalr, Hafer, McMillion, Larkin. g. ,42XCll8Fl6S, Hartman, Lingg, McClealQ Miller, , ortliington. Typists, ,4lXSWl.S11CF, Marsden, Mr.-Kenriclc, Andrew, - zring. AdvisorsXMiss Rainer, Mr. Blaclc. JQURNAUS Edit. CluluXMiss Ra ' Ki . ' M CLUB mer, Advisor. '42: Barr, Berger GI may, Pitre-nrurQ Ratner, Salwy Slmr lc McMi'lli'on, Oyler ' B , enn, Hanawalr H , yof , Spangler '43 . 44: Balnle B ln us. ClrilvXMr B , I.IdSOI1, Keeney, , : Glenn, Hafer, Hanawalt, Larlcn , um auglw, Fry, Kendleliart, Ste . lack, Advisor. 342: Clzarles, D Smitli, Smitli, Trew, Wfeilcert W ' Codori, Dil I a pp, Vanderwaart, Zinn. eardorfl, Lingg, Linn, Meliring, Miller, , orrlungton, McCleaL ,43: Gotwald, Spalir. '44: Inhnawalt, 1 man, Corbett, Mcffleafi 1. ffl A, Freshman QAdvs.J Anna Crouse Loraine Sites Bable, Margaret Berkheimer, Doris QSec.J Bollinger, Anna QV. Pres.J Cline, Barbara Corbett, Mary Jane Dillman, Eloise Kendlehart. Virginia QPres.J Larkin, Shirley Moore, Ida Mae Myers, June Rickrode, Esther Sherman, Delores Utz, Ann Vanderwaart, Peggy Winebrenner, Charlotte QTreas.J Sophomore QAdv.J Alice Snyder GIRL RESERVES Busby, Betsy QSec.J Cook, Mary Curley, Norma Glenn, Doris Gotwald, Mary I-lanawalt, Lois Herr, Erma QTreas.l Heyser, Margaret Martin, Mary QV. Pres.J McMillion, Mary Menchey, Marian Null, Madelyn Rebert, Betty Rudisill, Ruth Shields, Helen QPres.J Junior QAdvs.J Mrs. B. Collins Miss Anne Gilliland Bucher, Evelyn Charles, Justine QV. Pres.J Conti, Florence Eiker, Carrie Hanawalt, Barbara Lingg, Catherine Moser, Louise Spangler, Jeanne QTreas.J Weikert, Josephine QPres.J Senior QAdv.J Marian Sheely Alexander, Ida May QSec Bollinger, Mary QV. Pres Brown, Pearl Crushong, Josephine Daley, Elizabeth Dellinger, Esther Hand, Betty QTreas.J Maust, Sarah Jane QPres Moyer, Ola Null, Mabel Plank, Arlene Plank, Nadine Spangler, Helen Slage Door of 208-A Bagot, Evelyn Bollinger, Anna Carpenter, Betty Lee Cashman, Evelyn Cline, Barbara Evans, Carrie Finlcboner, Doris Gotwald, Luther Gulden, Jean Hess, Geraldine Henderson, Barbara fpres. Horner, John jessel, Mary Francis Kidwell, Violet Lock, Helen Miller, Doris Munshower, Treva Ramer, Doris Rager, Ardella Rebert, Katherine Reaver, Mary Elizabeth Slonaker, Teresa J Small, Elizabeth lv. pres.j Smith, Charles Smith, Gladys Smith, Jo Ann Stock, Teresa ltreas.l Trostle, Darlene Utz, Ann Warman, Ruth fsec.l Wetzel, Gladys Weikert, Lois Miss Mcllhenny fadv.j Royal M ask Adams, Evelyn Andrews, Hazel DRAMATIC CLUBS Boyd, Virginia Busby, Betsy Cashman, Miriam Chapman, Helen Conti, Florence Finkboner, Leona Fridinger, Charles Gilbert, Lavora Harman, Bernard Herr, Erma Heyser, Margaret King, Donald Landis, Alberta Musselman, Kathryn Naugle, Richard Oyler, Harry Plank, Arlene Plank, Nadene fpresj Redding, Jeanne Rightnour, Merlene Reth, William Rutter, Annabelle Rutter, Mary Sachs, Ross Swartz, Phylis Scott, Sara Sherman, Shirley lsec.l Sherman, Max ftreas.l Shields, Helen Shoop, Helen Shull, Annette Spangler, David Spear, Walter lv. pres.l Starry, Dorothy Trimmer, Ralph Trosel, Jeanette Warman, Clayton Whitaker, Margaret Miss Scott fadv.J Silver Theatre Anzengruber, Mary Benner, Ruth Biesecker, Betty Bream, Harry Bucher, Evelyn Carter, Francis Ccflfelt, Charles Dubs, Pauline Eckert, Rosa Belle Everly, Cathalene Fieser, Catherine Fiscel, Mina Frocks, Shirley Golden, Nadine Hamer, Luella Heagy, Agnes Heiges, Connie Helwig, Sterling Hertz, Robert Johnston, Jean Marsden, Catherine ltreas.l McDonnel, Betty McKenriclc, Rosetta Raver, E. Redding, Constance Redding, D. Redding, J. Reed, Joy Rosensteel, Betty Sager, Catherine Shealer, E. Shields, Leota Shoop, D. fpres.J Schriver, R. Smith, J. Staley, Ray lv. pres.l Stoner, J. Svarnas, George Tipton, Betty Wenschof, M. Wiser, B. Woodward, W. Miss Scott ladv.l Crystal Gazerr Angelo, Christina Anzengruber, Marie Bagot, Rosalie Berkheimer, Doris Bucher, Jeanne Clapsaddle, Anna Fleming, Margaret Fourlas, Koulla Gaines, Rose Zita Geyer, Elinor Green, William Helwig, Charles Kuhn, Dorothy Landis, Phylis Larkin, Shirley Leurs, Catherine McGlaughlin, Eugene Myers, Mary Clare Powers, Patricia Raffensperger, Connie Redding, Nancy Richardson, Marie Rickrode, Esther Rider, Rita Sherman, Delores Slonaker, Nancy Small, Marian Strickhouser, Jane Miss A. Spangler fadvj Mary Jane Trew fsupj McCrea Dickson lsup.l - , SS VWXNC5 CLUB Fkrsr row: Nhss Lkcde kadvksed , NX. Shuhz, NX. L. Kuhn Ktreas.N, NX. Benner Kpres.N, R. Lgrwver kv. presh. L. Dkckerr kseck, C. Ekker. Second rowx X. NlcGXauy,hhn, Y. Srock, NX. Woodward, Ps. Bkshop, B. Hamer, S. Brindh, E. Hank, B. Vfekrzeh Third row: NX. Pkmznruri, Currens, CXapsaddXe, Currens, H. Knouse, M, Srnkrh. K. Chxck, E, Nxcvherson. Fourth row: G. Srnkrh, Ps. Sv-Asher, Zerhng, D. Rosensreeh S. Tinney, NX. Mehring, B. Yrkdknger, Pr. Wekkerc. Fkhh row: H. Hess, D. McPherson, Ps. Nunernaker, O. Kxng, Ps. Yakr. Nor on prcrrrrez C. Brown, V. Hershey. CO NNNxEYlCXPxL CLUB W 560500 KPYCSA, N, Sxnah kv. pres.N, E. Shuhl ksech, G. Kxrzrnkher lcrcasj, Mr. DkehX Y ' X NX Fehx M Gress Y. Hankey,L. Harnev, KHAWSCH , M. C. Beard, L. Carter. E. CXapsaddXe, D. mr, . . , . , D- VXOGWGYM B- 38C0'OV, B. Nhher, Scan Nhher, O. Moyer, P. Order. O. Pxank, V. Reddknq. L. VA-der, h Sharrah, R. Sanders, hAcGXaug,hhn. PM HMV, B- Rdey, NX. Rosensreeh WU. Scheh, B. Sharm . umwoncmcoub X -an Q LW ll s.:1 ?, rfjff . 5 Rudisill, E Shanolrz, D. Trosrle. FUTURE FARMERS OE AMERXCA First row: Hor:1ei', G. Iiirner, R. Fbley lpresj, L. Benner, C Schriver, jr., W. Wfaylwright R. Ray. Second row: C Grimm, A. Rohrlmllgh, C Wolff P. Reaver lseul, G. Coleman lv. pres.J, S Heyser, R. Lee, F Arendt. Third row: Cf Nliller, M. lxloffman, H u7ayhright H Keclcler A Odherr H E1 l 5 H H . , . , . , . 1 ge err, . ess G. lwartin, Fourth row: MCCIPTf- R, Diyhoff j. FQ' K. D h If . , . , e or, ay 0 , R. Manalmn, W. Long freporterl 131 Toddes. Fifth row: Mr. Schriver fadviserl, j. Sachs, j, Wfizherow ftreasj, j. Selnmrrz, li Rider, A Nor in picture: C Arendr, j. Gormly, CHESS CLUB Scared: Cline, R. Spahr, R. lwiller, Miller, O, Reiehelderfer, Bowling. Standing: R. Knox, F Chamluers, G. Boehner, D. Price, li Hiber, D. Plank, j. S! ve .', lf. Will' 0 115 I IFHIIS Mi. I-idler fadviserl, j. Shetter. j. Slonalcer, H. Sreininger, F. Tinney, j. Kinneman, j. Thomas, G Conover, D. Drake. Not in pirture: G. Bc-shore, Reed. 1 SPORTSMAN CLUB First row: R. Redding, Kuhn, M. Thompson, M. Fissel, Mr. Forney fadvj, R. Thompson. R. Swope, C. Smith, B. Cole. Second row: Rutter, E. Fidler, P. Lingg, R. Hartman, P. Strausbaugh, R. Hoke, W. Smith, Faullc. Third row: Hubbard, Weygandt, R. Finkhoner, T. Whittinghill, R. Hall, M. Moyer, Dillman, D. Cole. Fourth row: G. Fair, E. Swope. R. Bowers, Arendt, Fleck, Keefer, R. Carbaugh, E. Eckert. 5 l E i . . E 5 1 3 , at 1 are L. 2 S 2 .Q lf? . 1 at DEBATING CLUB MRPLANE CLUB Sitting: B. Hanawalt, Mr. Fidlcr Qadvj, Miss First row: M. Brehm, R. Woodward, H. Bender Waltemeyer fadvj, R. Shryoclc, C. Williams. C. Altland, L. Hess, H. White. Standing: Macpliail, L. Hawbalcer, Smith, Second row: Weaver, Mortensen, C. Rudisill XV. Keefauver, T. Horner, Glenn. E. Felix, M. Myers, V. Hemler. CLASSICAL CLUB LIBRARY CLUB M. Rice, R. Sanders, Harbaugh, H. Hankey, Seatedh C. Krgicox, A. Fahirl-fsecj, VU, Hartman K. Mitchell fsec.I, M. Myers fpresj, Miss Walte- IpreS'I' ' Bosa ' M' Laugl m' meyer fadv.I, G. Rider, E. Carhau h, L. Williams, d J. Carter ftreasj . 8 Stan ing: R. Sites, B. Britcher, N. Curley, Mrs Hull fadv.j, A. Bower, E. Geiselman, V. Boyd. I-IOME ECONOMICS CLUB First row: L. Wallcling, R. Sanders, C. Weaver, -I. Swope, F. Miller, Moser. Second row: E. Dellinger, I-Ieyser, C. Smith ftreas.I, M. Wisler, M. Stitt, C. Bream, I. M. Moore, S. Aughinbaugh. Third row: B. Weigle, G. Showers, B. Stevens, J. Myers, K. Naugle, Chamberlain, R. March, R. Myers. Fourth row: T. McCleaf, M. Riffle, D. Spence, B. Little, V. Reaver, D. Smith, P. Brown, P. Dellinger. Fifth row: R. Culp, B. Ullman, F. Wagner, P. Tulley fv. pres.j, W. Weilcert fsecj, L. Duncan, A. Brown fpres.j, Miss Krause faclvj. Not on picture: G. Sollenberger. BAT-ILEIIIIELD CLUB First row: W. Beard, G. Fissel, W. Timmins, Mr ' Wolif fadv.j, H. Moser, R. Hartlaub, R. Hanlcey Second row: P. McKerahan, Black, G. Mitchell W. Harness, E. Steinour, G. Raffensperger, Dubs W. Price. 1 F ei g INDIAN LCDRE CLUB First row: M. King, R. Schroyer, Sanders, D. Hanlcey ftreasl, B. Fry lv. pres.l, R. Bumbaugh fpresj, G. Redding lsec.l, W. Shryoclc, Nl. Steinour, R. Miller. Second row: M. Nye, N. Myers, H. Tawney, R. Menchey, D. Gorman, H. Bream, G. Gulden, Fl. SheHer, R. Woodward, Mr. Haehnlen fadviserl. Third row: D. Stitt, D. Cashman, W, Coston, D. Wickerham, L, Woodward, G. Hess, C. Hankey, Moore, P. Stirt. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB First row: A. I-Iartman, D. Fissel, H. Troxell lsecj, C. Rasmussen lpresj, P. Thomas, A. Larson. Second row: C. Myers, M. Nye, Mr. Gilbert fadviserj, B. Frazer, W. Troxell ftreasj. Not on picture: S. Snyder, W. Smith. ETIQUETTE CLUB First row: N. Heck ltreasj, C. Kep- ner fsecj, A. King lpres.j, Hemler lv. pres.J. Second row: P. Keefer, M. Gladhill, V. Rosensteel, L. Gluclc, D. Sanders, S. Brown, M. Shields. Third row: C. Feeser, M, Miller, G. Eilcer, B. Naugle, M. Coolc, P. Koontz, A. Epley. Fourth row: L. McGlaughlin, G. Smith, D. White, D. Huff, N, Gul- den, Mrs. Heintzclman Qadviserj. Not in picture: P. Wolff, V, Brown, R. Bowling, M. Englebert. EDITORIAL Senior Personnel Sarah jane Maust Betty Hand Mary Bollinger Helcn Spangler joseph Berger Typist: Catherine Marsden Rosetta McKenriclc Hazel Andrews Marcella Mehring Thelma Kroushour Jean Zinlcand Constance Redding CANNON-AID STAFF Editor-in-Chief ,, Assistant Editors ,,,, Bmincsr Manager ,, A dwrtising Manag er Subscription Manager Advisor ,,,,, , ,, Senior Fealures Mary Louise Spangler Betty Lou Saylor Mary Jane Wolff Albert Shulley Ernest Brindle Ida May Alexander Ar! Robert Widder Jean Edwards Arlene Plank Snapxlvots Carl Menchey Samuel Snyder Allen Larson MARY Lou1sE SPANGLER , MARY BOLLINGER HELEN SPANGLER JOSEPH BERGER LYMAN HAW'BAKER , ,, HOWARD SHARRAH CHARLES WILLIAMS Y Miss R. SPANGLER BUSINESS Advertisement Howard Sharrah Jean Johnston Fred Guise Dick Deardorff Wfilliam Keefauver Ruth Martin Mary Jane Trew Subsrriplion Charles Willianis Thomas Cline Della Shultz Nlabel Null f' Life's moving pictures, well-wrought plays To others' grief attention raise: Here while the tragic jqctions glow, We borrow joy hy pitying Woeg There gaily comic scenes delight, And hold true mirrors to our sightf, -MATTHEW GREEN 3 an-.-,, -- - - ':,m.,., fu THE TIGERS NECKLACE On October 18 and 19, 'KThe Tiger's Necklace was presented in the high school audi- torium as the first play of the 1940-41 dramatic season. The play-the last of Sinclair Robinson's Tiger', series-was sponsored by the Mask and Wig dramatic society for the benefit of the band. The plot moves swiftly from the United States to mysterious India and back again. The element of mystery is provided by a cruel tiger cult, hidden in the hill country of Mau, where superstitious natives worship a man-eating tiger! Around the throat of this tiger is a collar of fabulous jewels. Trouble arises when Madame Sylvia, an American medium, steals the collar to help her English friends. She and Yami, the animalis keeper, fear pursuit, and flee to America. Needless to say, the play ends happily after thrilling the audience with horrible claws, and sparkling diamonds. Mrs. Jackson ...............,... Major Jackson, Madame Sylvia... ..... Erma Lowrie Aunt Sophia ........ ......... . Mrs. Murdock ...... ........... Ann Jackson .................... CAST OF CHARACTERS .Elinor Beard Betty Lou Saylor Howard Sharrah .Wanda Hartman Mary Jane Trew ..........1da May Alexander N adene Plank Lois Hanawalt Ruth Martin .Rosetta McKenrick .Ruth Stover Margaret Whittaker Tiger Woman ..,....,.......,,, MacIntosh .....,...., Sheriff Osgood... Charley Howard .........,... Mahmoud .....,., Yami ......., Hassan ...,.,,,, Directed by Miss Ruth Mcllhenny and Miss Ruth Scott Olga King Catherine Marsden Charles Williams George Beshore ..............John MacPhail .Carl Rasmussen Ernest Brindle ....,......Wi1liam Keefauver .,.........Robert Widder ,James Smith Richard Deardorff THE LUCKY JADE On December 5 and 6, the music department of Gettysburg High School presented the musical-comedy. The Lucky Jaden by Joseph Harrison. The plot centers around the theft of a valuable jade, owned by Mammy Liza. Strange events occur in this story of the old south until the jade is returned. Mary Ann Courtney ,,,,, ,,,,,,, John Endicott ,,,,,,,, Downs ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.. Mrs. Courtney ,e,,,,, CAST OF PLAYERS ,Grace Spangler Ernest Brindle Carl Menchey Mary Louise Spangler Mr. Courtney ,,,,,,,e,e ,,,s.,. H oward Sharrah Liza , ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, , , , ....... Olga King Colonel Waverly ,,,,,,,,r......,.t, John Macphail Fanchon ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,... ...,..., Horace Ferguson ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.... Helen Spangler Jean Zinkand Ola Moyer Mary Bollinger Josephine Crushong Elizabeth Daley Betty Hand Sarah Jane Maust Mabel Null Nadene Plank Betty Lou Saylor Kathryn Lingg Shirley Sherman Sheriff Bill ,ee,,, Ted ,,ss,,,,,,,, Herbert ,,,,,,e,,, Nancy . Jeanne ,e,,,,,, Lael ,,,,, , Mary Jane Wolff Temple Samuel Snyder CHORUS Winifred Miller Margaret Saby Peggy Trew Lois Klinefelter Esther Wehler Elinor Beard Mary Myers Kathleen Mitchell Janet Carter Joseph Berger Thomas Cline Donald Price Max Sherman ......,,..Fred Faber .....,.,sJohn Glenn Robert Shryock Richard Deardorfl r,..,,,,,Jean Johnston lda May Alexander Lillian Williams Priest, ..,..,,... . ,..,..... Charles Myers Giron ,,.,,,.,..,...,.. , .,....,,.Francis Carter William Timmins Harold Kinsey Wfalter Spear George Raffensperger Harry Troxell Bert Larkin Earl Swope Charles Fridinger Clarence McCleaf Ross Sachs Donald Wickerham Charles Williams Max Fiscel Accompanist, Ruth Martin Directed by Miss Dorothy Brindle and Miss Ruth Mcllhenny THAT GIRL PATSY When the members of the Class of '41 were Juniors, they presented as their Junior play 'lThat Girl Patsyv on December 8, 1939. An orphan girl, Patsy, is adopted by a wealthy welfare worker, Mrs. Warren. Upon arriving at the Warren home she is warmly greeted by Mr. and Mrs. Warren, but is rudely snubbed by the younger folks. As the play reaches its climax, Patsy saves Julia Warren from a blaclcmailer and all ends happily. In fact, she is accepted by the Warrens to the extent of capturing Bob Warren's l1C3Tf. Mr. Warren Mrs. Warren Miss Harper Professor Grl Susie . . ...,..........,..,........., Sarah Jane Maust Julia Warren CAST OF CHARACTERS .........Albert Shulley Fred Coulson...... .........Elinor Beard Bob Warren........ .. ...Mary Louise Spangler Violet Manners ando Power .. Robert Widder Denny ......... . Patsy . . .... Ida Mae Alexander Philip Green ..... . Directed by Miss Ruth Mcllhenny and Miss Ruth Scott Joseph Cunningham William Keefauver Helen Spangler Charles Williams Mary Jane Wolff Samuel Snyder walt, in ' SMILIN' Tl-IRCDUCI-l Cn February 13 and 14 the Senior Class presented Smilin' Through, a comedy-drama by Allan Langdon Martin. The story of the play is based on a love tragedy that occurred Hfty years before the actions of the first scene. On the night of her wedding a beautiful bride-to-be is shot and killed by a rejected suitor. She vows to come baclc in spirit to undo the wrong. As time passes, a boy and girl of the two families fall in love. They are seperated by their elders but the dead girl's spirit returns to aid them in their romance. CAST OF CHARACTERS john Carteret Moonyeen Claire Dr. Owen Harding Kathleen Willy Ainley Jeremiah Wayne Ellen. Y Kenneth Wayne , Robert Widder Charles Williams Betty Lou Saylor Betty Hand William Keefauver Howard Sharrah Ida May Alexander Mabel Null Joseph Berger Charles Coflfelt Richard Deardorii Richard Ray Catherine Marsden Sarah Jane Maust George Beshore Sarah Wayiie Mary Wayne Wedding Guests Directed by Miss Ruth Mcllhenny and Miss Ruth Scott Helen Spangler Mary Bollinger Nadene Plank Nlary 'lane Trew .lean Edwards Della Mae Schultz Pearl Brown .lean Zinlcancl Jean Johnston Anna Weilcert Carl Melicliey Ernest Brindle Samuel Snyder Thomas Cline Donald Price THE SCHOOL YEAR IN REVIEW In case you've forgotten the high-spots of 1940-41, here's a brief resume to jolt your memory. SEPT. 19, Berger was elected CLASS PRESIDENT for a second time,, having held that office in his freshman year. Fellow officers included Menchey, Fair, Hand, Bollinger Q11 . . . Sept. 20, MAGAZINE SALES began with Hawhaker and Deardorff coming out on top as high pressure salesmen Q21 . . . SEPT. 19, remaining CANNON-AID positions were filled Q31 . . . SEPT. 20, saw the premiere of G.H.S.'s NIGHT FOOTBALL season with Delone Catholic opposing . . . On OCT. 17, 18, The Tiger's Necklace thrilled play- goers when presented as the BAND PLAY . . . With a peppy orchestra setting the pace, the seniors, jitterhugged at their FALL DANCE, NOV. 9 . . . HONOR SOCIETY members Bollinger, Maust, M. L. Spangler, Hand, Keefauver, Widder, Brindle, Deardorff were inducted NOV. 20 . . . DEC. 5, 6, brought a MUSICAL-COMEDY The Lucky Jade with southern atmosphere, complete with a Mammy, Colonel, and duel . . . DEC. 20, featured Why The Chimes Rang as the CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY. Thence followed vacation . . . JAN 2, hack to the grindstone, with MIDYEARS following in short order JAN. 15, 16, 17 . . . G.H.S. played host to the SOUTHERN DISTRICT CHORUS and conductor GRANT on JAN. 24, 25 Q41 . . . FEB. 3 seniors bade farewell to MAROON AND WHITE as juniors, headed by MacPhail, took over positions . . . SOMETIME IN FEBRUARY--G.H.S. students became style conscious and appeared in L'i1 Abners, brilliant plaids, and various other effective, if fantastic, clothes Q51 . . . SENIORS emerged triumphantly on FEB. 13, 14, after successfully producing Smilin' Through as their last dramatic effort Q61 . . . FEB. 21, seniors pondered over D.A.R. ESSAY Q71 . . . FEB. 25 saw the G.H.S. basketball team as the SOUTHERN CONFERENCE CHAM- PIONS and a new trophy for our collection. Thence followed weeks of feverish excitement starting MAR. 8, at York, when our cagers vanquished LITITZ in a breath-taking, extra- period game! On to Carlisle! . . . MAR. 13. We emerged as DISTRICT 3 CHAMPS by victory over Harrisburg's WILLIAM PENN HIGH! . . . MAR. 18, MAHANOY CITY tripped our trusty cagers at Philadelphials PALESTRA, and so farewell to a record- breaking season, unequalled by any other Southern Conference record . . . APR. 2, Haw- baker, Sharrah, Berger, Williams, Marsden, Horner, Alexander, G. Spangler were ad- mitted to the HONOR SOCIETY in a student-written play . . . MAY 3 came the SPRING DANCE, the seniors' final shin-dig, followed in short order by the long--awaited WASH- INGTON TRIP on MAY 8 and 9 with everyone urarin' to go Q81 . . . and then, last but not least, COMMENCEMENT, JUNE 4, the finale of a grand year, dear to every senior. 5 J M155 Alexander, Ida Mae Andrew, Hazel Beard, Elinor Beitler, Robert Bencholf, Janet Benner, Donald Benner, Lloyd Benson, William Berger, Joseph Beshore, George Bollinger, Mary Boyd, Anna Brindle, Ernest Brown, Pearl Carter, Lester Cashman, Miriam Clapsaddle, Eugene Cline, Thomas Colfelt, Charles Cromer, Lloyd Crushong, Josephine Cunningham, Joseph Daley, Elizabeth Deardorff, Richard Dellinger, Esther Doersom, Charles Edwards, Jean Edwards, George Eiker, Gwendolyn Fair, Donald Fridinger, Betty Fulton, Henry Guise, Fred Hall, Robert Hand, Betty Hankey, Fred Hawbaker, Lyman Hess, Gene Hess, Harold Hess, Helen Heyser, Janet Hoffman, Daniel Hake, Robert Horner, Theodore Johnston, Jean Keefauver, William King, Melvin King, Olga Kroushour, Thelma Larson, Allan Marsden, Catherine Tl-IRCDUGI-I Secret Passion! Dancing Hiking Collecting records Radio Practice music Sports Basketball Swimming Drawing Reading Collecting snaps Collecting autographs Model railroading Sewing Stamp collecting Reading Model airplanes Riding horses Woodcarving Photography Dancing Flying Playing records Listen to radio Dancing Mechanics Bicycling Exploring Sewing Sports Reading Collecting coins Sports Collecting pictures Collecting snaps Reading Hunting Collecting stamps Sports Collecting movie pictures Sewing Reading Collecting stamps Swimming Music Music Reading Movies Dancing Photography Collecting souvenirs THE KEYHOLE Next Year- Union Memorial Hospital Ofhce worker Dietitian Navy , Music Bookkeeper Undecided Operate youth resort Business college School of technology Commercial work Office work College College Bus driver Shippensburg College Aviation Aviation Farming Mechanical engineer Beautician Aviation Undecided Electrical engineer Shippensburg College Aircraft work Allegheny Training school Aviation Secretary Business school Beautician Valley Forge Military' Academy Poultry farming Aviator Secretarial work Garage attendant Latin teacher Gettysburg College Whitey Hess Welding and Repair Shop Stenography Beautician Chicken farm Work in Texas State College Hood College College Shippensburg College College Beautician College Civil service SPYING CDN Tl-IE SENICDRS!! Martin, Ruth Maust, Sarah Jane McKenrick, Rosetta McKerahan, Paul Mehring, Marcella Menchey, Carl Miller, Joan Moyer, Miller Moyer, Ola Deane Myers, Charles Null, Mabel Oyler, Harry Oyler, Price Plank, Arlene Plank, Nadene Plank, Orlo Price, Donald Ray, Richard Redding, Constance Reed, Joy Rider, Francis Rightnour, Merlene Sachs, John Saylor, Betty Lou Schwartz, John Shanoltz, Eugene Sharrah, Howard Shetter, James Shields, Wayne Shoop, Edward Shulley, Albert Shultz, Della Mae Smith, James Snyder, Samuel Spangler, Grace Spangler, Helen Spangler, Mary Lou Stevens, John Stitt, Paul Swisher, Audrey Thomas, James Tinney, Julia Trew, Mary Jane Wehler, Esther Weikert, Anna Widder, Robert Williams, Charles Williams, Elmon Wolff, Mary Jane Zinkand, Jean Secret Passion! Paying piano Music Collecting souvenirs Building airplanes Reading Photography Collecting match boxes Play football Dancing Art Dancing Drumming Photography Skating Swimming Sleeping Listen to swing Playing piano Skating Reading Woodcarving Hiking Play games at Barlow Play piano Farming Hunting Collecting match covers Hunting Sign painting Collecting airplane data Studying bacteriology Saving letters Reading Photography Collecting feathers Dancing Make scrapbooks Hunting bullets Boxing Dancing Ring making Sports Riding Saving pictures Radio-listening Art work Stamp collecting Attend auto races Saving letters Collecting postal cards Next Year- Music West Chester College Business college Aviation Undecided Bliss Electrical School Dress designing Aviation Private secretary Artist Secretary Play with a band Aviation Temple University Secretary Digging ditches Work in Washington Farming Business college College Civil service College Forestry work Cedar Crest College State College Mechanical engineering Central Pa. Bus. College U.S. Coast Guard Academy Pa. motor policeman Aviation school U. of P. Medical School Undecided Civil engineer Gettysburg College College Secretarial work Study music Clerical work Shippensburg College Thompson's Bus. College Employment in private home Secretarial work Dress shop Clerical work Typist State College College Work for Soap Mfg. Co. Catawba College Secretarial work IIEES TRIMMERS 5-10-25c Store Yoiuc STREET GnTTYs15URG, PA. COIlIf71IllLC1lfS of REEL TIRE SERVICE llie General Tire goes a long way to make a friend Opposite Post Office Compliimeuts Of HARRIS BROS. DEPT. STORE GETTYSBURGI, PA. ROMAYNE MILLER'S HOME-MADE CANDIES Party Orders and Gi ft, Packages Our Specialty BENDER'S CUT RATE STORE 16 BALTIMORE ST. CiETTYSBURG, PA. C. B. Bender, Prop. RENOBLE IFTS 'Gifts Unusual Next door to the Blue Parrot T ea Room CIIAMIZIERSBURG ST. GE'l l'YSl4l7RG, PA. . Absent-when the camera went into action. . Good cooks in the making. . G.A.A. sports leaders. . Ha, that was a good one! . Let's try talking our way in. . We are proud to present- . Take our pictures, please. .Scene of basketball testimonial dinner. . Oh Prof! not till 4:15? Thanl: you! Sewing Club. Mr. Troxell's Surveying Club. District chorus rehearsal. Mr. Longaneclcerls Music Club. One! Two! Now, all together! On to Philadelphia! You do it this way. Do you want a yearbook or an ad?', In deep concentration. 20. Sarah, how did you do that?y' 21. Thatls not right, Donfl 22. Huh? Who said Tom? 23. Front and center, Sister King. 24 . Everybody ready for a test? 25. Tennis leaders. 26. The Misses Robin Hood. 27, All ready? Let's go! 28. Specialists in Badminton. 29. Hanover-Gettysburg Playday. Compliments Of H. T. MARINO STORE COIllf7!i7lIC7lfS of Butt's Restaurant Dinners - Fountain Service - Luncheons 15-17 XIORK ST. G1Q'r'rYsBURG, PA. COI7lf?li'lIZClZ'l'S of A F7'l.C'1Zd THE SHOE BOX AIR STEP AND BUSTER BROWN SHOES G1a'r'rYs1sURo, PA. 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The cat might scratch, Paul! 6. 1941 style dictators. 7. Voted most romantically inclined. 8. Eighth graders go a-Maying. 9. Do you recognize Esther and Charlie? 10. And he grew up to have two terms as president. 11. Ever popular meeting-place. 12. Three of Dr. Grant's proteges. 13. And once we were Freshmen- 14. just another Spangler. 15. You guess this one. 16. Chief Executives. 17. Caught in the act, or, why we stay till 4:15. 18. 1940 Handbook Editor. 19. In memoriam to 1oe's Quaclc. 20. When Cul:-hy was a cub. 21. A daily occurrence. 22. Where's your fiddle? 23, A 1940 Keystone Degree winner. 24. just a little Pearl. 25. Picture No. 1, and her cousin 26. Our only Saylor. 27. Now she's a class secretary. CREMERS FLOWERS Since 1879 16011111110 Scrtfirr 111111 Qualify 1-11'zu11ys F. 12. Creiner, Florist 219-227 Ii. Wztliiiit St. Hanover, Pa. Your Flower Phones: 224, 671 Compliiiielils of GLENN L. BREAM, '23 OLDSMOB-11.12 - CADILLAC Sales and Service Today's Need ls Qualifcations More Than Opportunities Our graduates are chosen for preferred positions. One and two year courses- stenographic, executive secretarial, hook- keeping and accounting. Sunnner school session for both begin- ners and advanced students. Write for complete information. Chambersburg Business College Memorial Square Chambersburg, Pennsylvania Leist's Meat Market FOR ALL QUALITY MEATS Gettysburg, Pa. SHERMANS STORE Clothing, Shoes, Haherdashery Athletic 1Vear Gettysburg, Pa. FALL 1937 Lil U1 o D1 l S- Q 2 LL. 'ac M S Ill I I-1 V1 z 3 O D1 U D z Lu LL! LE 57' Molto- D ORANGE AN UE Colors-BL BEAUTY MARTIN3 Ask Your Teacher SHOE About joining' the March of the Multitucles of High School Students in the Money- STORE Star Brain! S11 ous orc l'?Ulfc'1 i' Saving' Parzlde Mzlcle Possible Through the School Szwings System at the FIRST NATIONAL BANK O11 Center SZIIICIFC SIIIICC 1857 1 C1m 1'x'smr1zG, PA. Mlfmxlfu FFDIPRAI IJ:-'vosrl' INsl'R'xxc 'Oli A 'l' GETTYSBURG COLLEGE CCO-EDUCATl ONALQJ The College Mother of Hundreds of Gettysburg' High School Gracluntes NVho Have Become Eminent, ls Deeply Interested in Equipping' You for Il Life of C0llIf7lI'l1lL'lIf.Y of CROMER'S ,Ilonorable Service. The Class of 1945 ls Now Being' Enrolled. SALON Cl0IIlflIl'lI1t'IIfA' rf Gettysburg Ice SL Storage Co. WARNER BRQS' Pasteurized Milk MAJESTIC Also lee and Ice Cream and C. B. DOUGHERTY, Manager STRAND C 1fHoN1c 175 THEATRES , A 'I A 5 W I lr- ,, 5 Q, A ,, 1941 TRACK TEAM Front Row-left to right: Charles Myers, John Kinnemzm, Edwin Shoop, Max Fissel, Francis Carter, Harold Kinsey, Fred Faher, Tom Cline, Howard Bowling, Ted Horner, Clayton Warman, manager. Back row-Robert Lee, Merlin Miller, George Coleman, Richard Deardorff, Donald Gorman, Donald Wickerham, Carl Rasmussen, JamesiFleclc, Sam Snyder, Gaylard Fissel, john Shoop. VARSITY TRACK SCHEDULE April 19 Shippensburg ,,,e,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,....,,,,,,e,,...,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,., ,,e,, A way April 23 Mercershurg Academy J.V. ,,,,,,,, Away May 2 Harrisburg Catholic ,,,,i.,.,,,,, .,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,,,....,, A way May 16 Southern Conference ,,,e .,,,,,,, G ettysburg College May 21 Hanover ,r,,,.,,,,,r,,, , ,,,,,,,,.,,,r,,,,,,r, Away R E M M E L , S JACKS Phie1's Garage XVishcs the Class uf Finwc1's for ,fill 1941 54 C'11.xMmcRsm'Rcn ST. Otum'-0 SH A Happy imd lil-Uspcmux l+uturc VHUNH 33-Z 5 C'1l4xA11 1 Rslslfkcz ST. J' AX. Plllmn PROP. CQFFMANFISHER CQ. DEPARTMENT STORE H'l1C1'c Slylc and glllllfffj' Mcvf a Ln-zu l'1'1'u' 'l'gXll.URlNCi :md DRY C'l,lCANINl2 Dry Goods, Nutitmsv Show' ML-11's :md Buys Clutlming J. xx: Ciillmcrt, 1f,-T,1,1-am- fllfblljmgijljmfv Z4 f1lI.XMl!IiRSlll'R4i S'l'RI'll'I'l' Childrenl-S l'1mxlc 20-Y 'Ready tu Wc:u ' C'IiN'l'ICR SQUARIC C11c'1 l'Ysl:l'1u:, l',x. HENNIGS BAKERY 35 Ymuq S'l'RIiIC'l' HAIQICIQS FUR Ci. ll. S. On H10 .S'q11a1'c ' Cl'Xl7lC'l'ERLX llnxm M.5cll.xR1f, MAxN,xc1l1 Daily Ilclivcry Vhcmc 323 FABERS ANNE BEAUTY ISHN H' CIQNTIQR SQUARIC justice of the iPC1lC0 Ifi DL'X'l'qX I N SICIQYICE 1J1N,,1Q 495-X Cv11u1'f1I I1lXlll'tIl1t'L ISRIQYIQRS Im: Cilililxlxl 207 BALTTMORIQ ST. , G1c'1 1'ys1:URG, PA. THOMPSCDN COLLEGE Yon K llARRTST3URG IIIUIIIIIUI' of American Association of Commercial Colleges, Na- tional Council of Business liclucation. Only Start Saving Now! a Few 'l'here's no better, more appre- I ciated gift for the young graduate Weeks than a savings account at a strong I bank-no better time to open one than now. And no better place Gyaduation to do it than this big institution where thousands save safely. The Gettysburg National Bank YYORK S'I'Rli1i'I'4, G1a'1 1'Ys1:t7RG, PA. 1lfCl1ll7CI' of J70fz'e1'a1 l7cjv0s1'f Ill.S'IIl'tl1lC'C C0l'f70l'ClfI.01l A UTC JMO'l7l VE REPAAI Rl NG The H SL H Machine Shop REA SL DERICK, lNC. A. E. PIUTCHISON4, PROP. Complete wreck service, body, frame and lender repairing. Dupont Duco painting, f rom a scratch to a complete C2111 Drug Stores of Service 3 vYASlllNG'l'UN ST., GETTYSBURG, I A. GECDRGE E. SPIES, lnc. WEAVERS JEWELRY sToRE illlllllllfflfliIll'Cl'.S' of FI'llC Class Rings and Announcements All Kinds Wfatches, Clocks, Jewelry Repairecl a Specialty 63 NV. MIDDLE ST. Phone 503-Z OYLER DeLuXe BENJ. J. MQQRE PAINTS BUILDING MATERIALS TIRE CO. l1I.Yfl'Ii17llf0I' SACHS , . ,, ,, BUILDERS and SUPPLIES IAJUIJRILH IIRl4,S liA'I I'liRl ICS I I03-Ill Carlisle St. l'I1m1e 407 GENERAL CUN'I'RAC'I'ING Yoiuq STREI4 I I ' xi: A1 Islas' M ,xRK1+:'rw xx' Restaurant 53 Cliaiiilmerslmrg' bt. frettwllllrg' I'a IIIIUIIC 171-X - . , . IJINNICRS ANI! 'X I -X C XI I'I' I A . X 4. SICRYIVIC .-III' lX'1'llIf.X' of .S'c11lrI'TI'1'1'fI4'.s' FDR INSURANCE 'I'IiLI5I'IIONIi 300 PHILIP R. BIKLE ADAMS CQUNTY MCTCRS CCDRP. FORD, MERCURY LINCOLN ZIQPIIYR 165-167 York Telcplimie 274 CiIQ'I I'YSBURG, PA. I'I S PURE I IIQAIIPH FUI, ICCONUM I CAI, .S c'I'f'a' I-IERSI-IEY'S ICE CREAM The Urigginal I'zLckecI Bulk lee Cream W I L L I A M S Cjrozzjv l'lmfugrujvl1v1' for 1941 CY11111011 .lid Catering In Appetites for thirty years Spanglefs Restaurant IS CIIAMBI-1RSlil'RG STRIQIQ1' ID. J. Ifnrnev Itstatc Carl S Nl I NI Serving' and selling' aiitrminlmilea for the past 29 years PACKARD HUDSON CARS NATIQNAL GARAGE .. . eneiey, . gr. I4 CIIZllIlllCl'SlIl1I'Q Street C1eIIyslm11l'1l'- I':1. Success tu all III ytlll ll'UllI Batdefield Swimming Pool l Mi. South on Illllllllllbll' Pike flzuly Dip. 'l'Ii:1t our tip. Cltllllfll-Illt'llf.Y of MINTER'S STCDRE CENTRAL PENNA. BUSINESS CQLLEGE BUSES FUR HIRE 9 b iq, hw, if IIAIQIQISIRITIIKK? MMU I I SI'ilbi1xisy1,V.fxNi,ix F07 Special TTIPS TIliJRCJL'GHiQi'QCRSIiSw 1 QUMI,lfilciTEin?iic3EI1Iii1IT1QN'1' GETTYSBURG ' HARRISBURG TRANSPORTATION CO. H 1'41-vs In 41116111111 Svlzfnol 117111 an 1fsia111z'.s'11vf1 1ECf'111U1l'01lu A MODERN AND COMPLETE PRINTING PLANT THE TIMES AND NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY CETTYSBURG, PA. Equipped to Produce Any Kind of Printing PRINTERS OF THE UMAROON AND XWHITEA' AND MANY OTHER SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS luvxluxlb sw XVLIQR 3 I'l lU'l'UiiR.X1'l HCR C'1.Y1m1-1 AIl'Ml'IiR, I'1zo1'. TIRES - BAAXT,1,ERIES d GAS 41 I-Iziltiimwg St. CiCIALj'SIJU1'g, I'zL. IIIIONIC 33-Z Clc'1 m's1:1i1uzV, SPA. INDEX TO ADVERTISERS Adams County Independent Adams County Motors Corp. Ann's Beauty Shoppe Atlantic Service Station Basehore, John H., Insurance Battlefield Service Station Battlefield Swimming Pool Bender's Cut Rate Store Bender's Funeral Home Butt's Restaurant Central Pennsylvania Business College Chambersburg Business College Coffman-Fisher Co. Cremer's Flower Shop Cromerls Beauty Salon De Luxe Restaurant Ditzler and Trostle's Electrical Appliances Eicholtz-Typewriters Ernie's-Texas Hot Wieners Faber's-Fountain Service Fleetwing Service Station First National Bank George F. Spies, Inc. Gettysburg College Gettysburg-Harrisburg Transportation Co. Gettysburg High School Alumni Association Gettysburg Ice and Storage Gettysburg National Bank Gilbert's-Tailoring and Dry Cleaning Glenn L. Bream-Automobiles Grenoble Gifts H. dl H. Machine Shop Harris Bros.-Department Store Hartzell's Esso Station Hennig's Bakery Hershey's Ice Cream Co. Hotel Gettysburg H. T. Mating Store Jack's Flower Shop John C. Lower Company Leist's Meat Market Majestic Theater Martin's Shoe Store Minter's Store Mumper, Clyde L.-Photographer National Garage Nellie's Beauty Shop Oyler Tire Co. Parkerhouse Pastry Shop People's Drug Store Phiel's Garage Rea and Derick Reel Tire Service Remmel's Print Shop Romayne Millet-Candies Sachs-Contractor Shenk and Tittle Sherman's Clothing Store Shoe Box Spangler's Restaurant Thompson College Times- and News Publishing Co. Trimmer's 5-10-25c Store Weaver's Jewelry Store Wentz's Furniture Store Williams-Photographer N9 1 xr-f x 'Qjf 1 :Qlfsa Q' ' f' 313 V--:YS