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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1943 volume:

4 2 2 2 ni 1 I , I .Lf Q 3 s Y 5 F R 3 6 1 ! 2 5 5 E 2 5 E ' glial' NL x : L wMr-mlmhmgvmv A' . I U. Z. ' ', ' v , V w'.- .JH , 1 'W' ' -4 AJ. ifv-m,'3E1HIil.M'vfn1H1Ilin!T+'1 .NLuI1 m'-6 CN V .,'44f.m,m,WR'1 'lin' .11-xiii Cgoreworcl .'-IE 1944 CANNON-AID is presented to the friends, teachers and students of GETTYSBURG HIGH SCHOOL as a parting remembrance from the CLASS OF NINETEEN FORTY-FOUR. With this 'volume goes the wish that those who follow in our footsteps may enjoy . the privileges and the blessings that come from a World at peace. Editor ............,..... .........t P ATRICIA POWER Assistant Editor .,....., ,.,...,, E LIZABETH SMALL Business Manager ..... .... .,,t.....t... G E oRGs FAIR Advertising Manager CHARLOTTE WINEBRENNER Subscription Manager .,.. . ...........,, FRED GRIFFIN .. ...J-A GETTYSBURG HIGH SCHOOL GETTYSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA SCHOOL BOARD Front Row fLeft to Rightj-Paul Rohrbaugh, Charles S. Black QV. Presjg L. C. Kee- fauver lsuperintendent of Schoolsjg Ralph Z. Oyler fPres.Q. Baclc Row-Arthur E. Hutchison, Charles B. Bender, Malilon P. Hartzell fSec.lg Charles M. Sheely. Service without personal gain expresses the attitude of the men who comprise the school board. They think not of themselves, but of their community's welfare. To this end they dedicate their time, their talents, and their energy in order to provide the best possible schools that money affords for the boys and girls of the community. To the Class of 1944: Many years ago Sophocles said, Without labor nothing prospersf' A little reflection on past events should be enough to convince anyone of the truth of this statement. Yet, there have always been many people looking for the easy road to success. Crystal gazing or wishful thinking will do nothing to win the war, to establish a lasting peace, or to guide you on the road to success. Such goals are reached only by work and personal application. Certainly you will meet discouragement and dis- appointment, for the road to success is not paved with roses. But, when adversity comes, remember the saying of Sophocles. Best wishes and Godspeed, L. C. KEEFAUVER LLOYD C. KEEFAUVER GUILE W. LEFEVER fp 'fA,g,0l!'.f.f 1' ' ,' ff To the Class of 1944: Every boy and girl leaving high school this year will enter the service of his county. Some will be trained in combat duty, some will be trained to nurse the sick and the wounded, and some will be occupied in producing food and materials. Re- gardless of the type of work, everyone will be work- ing to end this world struggle. Whatever be your job, it will be necessary for you to do it to the best of your ability. If that can be said of you, then you can be called a true American citizen. G. W. LEFEVER DEFINITIONS A - f H CANNON-AID 1944 CHRISTINA ANGELO likes jewelry . . . is known by her cross and chain . . . dislikes pink and red com- binations . . . hopes to become a secretary. MARIE ANZENGRUBER likes dancing . . . seen in company with Rita Rider . . . dislikes love affair smashers . . . hopes ro become a secretary. MARGARET BABLE likes to write letters . . . is known by her laugh . . . dislikes show-offs . . . desires to join Cadet Nurse Corps. ROSALIE BAGOT likes hiking . . . is known by her engagement ring . . . dislikes turned up socks . . . desires to get married. BEATRICE BAGOT likes making scrapbooks . . . is recognized by het sister . . . dislikes pumps with socks . . . wants to do secretarial work. DORIS BERKHEIMER likes dancing . . . is known by her lack of height . . . dislikes stripes and plaids together . . . wants to be a Navy nurse. ANNA BOLLINGER likes dancing . . . is recognized by Bubbles . . . dislikes plaids and stripes together . . . wants to do secretarial work. COETTA BREAM likes to write letters . . . known by a certain identification bracelet . . . dislikes Hill-Billy music . . . hopes to join Cadet Nurse Corps. ELIZABETH BRITCHER likes to read . . . is known for her hairbows . . . dislikes singing com- mercials . . . is going to cnter college. JEANNE BUCI-IER likes designing . . . is known for her short stature . . . dislikes singing commercials . . . hopes to enter college. BERNICE BUMBAUGH likes bi- cycling . . . is recognized by her 44 numerals . . . dislikes anklets and pumps . . . hopes to join the WAVES. EDITH CARBAUGH likes bicycling . . . is seen with joan Harbaugh . . . dislikes pumps and anklets . . . hopes to enter college. EVELYN CASH- MAN likes reading . . . is known for her car . . . dislikes pumps and anklets . . . hopes to enter the beauty culture field. ANNA CLAPSADDLE likes reading . . . is seen with Helen Hankey . . . dislikes two kinds of plaids . . . hopes to work. BARBARA CLINE likes riding fhorsesl . . . is known by her big feet . . . dislikes unmannerly males . . . hopes to be- come a doctor. JOSEPH CODORI likes drawing . . . is known for his big ears . . . dislikes women vamps . . . hopes to take up commercial art. RICHARD CULP likes sports . . . is seen with Robert March and Harold Zinn . . . dislikes tall stories . . . hopes to enter college. ROBERT DAYHOFF likes sports . . . is known by Pistol Packin' Mama . . . dislikes ladies' hats . . . hopes to join Army Air Force. ELOISE DILLMAN likes dancing . . . is seen with Wick', . . . dislikes plaids and stripes . . . expects to go in training. MARTHA DILLON likes roller skating . . . is known for her black Buick . . . dislikes decorations on cars . . . hopes to get a job. LOUISE DUNCAN likes dancing . . . is seen with Dorothy Spence . . . dislikes anklets and pumps . . . hopes to work. ARLENE EPLEY likes singing . . . is known by her curly hair . . . dislikes back-slappers . . . hopes to become a stenographer. ANNE FABER likes reading . . . is known by her crutches . . . dislikes pumps and socks . . . hopes to become a translator. GEORGE FAIR likes sports . . . is seen with Paul Haller . . . dislikes women smoking on the streets . . . future is unde- cided. DORIS FINKBONER likes dancing . . . is known by her laugh . . . dislikes smart boys . . . hopes to become a secretary. HOKE FOWLER likes cars . . . is seen with Charlie Weaver . . . dislikes girls trying to act cute . . . hopes to enter the Navy V-12. ROSE ZITA GAINES likes what-nots . . . recognized as being a shorty . . . dislikes Joe Hanawalt . . . hopes to become a nurse. ELINOR GEYER likes what-nots . . . seen with Myrtis johnson . . . dislikes heavily applied makeup . . . hopes to join Cadet Nurse Corps. JOHN GORM. LEY likes sleeping . . . is known by his uncombed hair . . . dislikes women . . . hopes to enter college. LUTHER GOTWALD likes wasting time . . . is known for his corny jokes . . . dislikes teachers . . . hopes to become a preacher. WILLIAM GREEN likes models . . . known for his corny jokes . . . dis- likes teachers . . . hopes to work. FRED GRIFFIN likes golf . . . known by his wavy hair . . . dislikes wise-cracking people . . . hopes to enter the armed forces. PAUL HALLER likes building models . . . known for his plaid shirts . . . dislikes cadets . . . hopes to enter the armed forces. JOSEPH HANA- WALT likes wolfing . . . is known by his short hair . . . dislikes cadets . . . hopes to enter West Point. ANNA HARBAUGH likes the radio . . . seen with her sister . . . dislikes holding hands in public . . . hopes to get married. .ZJ A211 if? -'na' 21,7 , AR v 5:3 4 gi, 4 gi Q.-Q, 21,13 M., U, r rs, .5 Q, ww, I L41 nf Ll ,V 1 , . 1 if , , 1, , ,1 VW. arg as 3545 gg. V -U 1 4 gy, ,qu 'W iw ,f ..v ,ww ,- - .-ww ,pffm ' e,..fw' I I gw' . ff f?'5'f'fiQ . :W--E-4 , f - 5- . P A ak my u . J J 'M ,Q P J, ' ,Q 4+ - ' ' gy ' Lf, - Y ,,rf'f-3, ' '-'NYG' X vw 'K ,mzmgf - M f W2 5, 'H' 1 dw fx' 'fd My 'tx' .Pi .x 3' if 3 '- i Q. . . 'ft , 4 I. ,S , 3 X4 ,fy .,1-: rs-1,---, 'F ' 4 ffl 'I fp. If 1 Ev!!! ' EJ N . : rf K ,, 1 i .,f,f,.,:-41' Q!-Aqfagggw.-p-1,1v.454J4f.?1r,gf V- -25 -A ' 555 X, ui Q DMINISTRATION '19 LEFEVER, GUILE W. B.S., NLS. Principal Gettysburg College, Pennsyl- vania State College, Columbia University. FTDLER, ROBERT D. A.B., M.A. World History Senior Class Adviser, Debating Gettysburg College, Columbia University. LITTLE, GERTRUDE B. A.B. in Com. Ed. Shorthand, General. Business Indi na tate each rs Col- leg I B ' skbgjvefsity Bo re ri,l' ton Uni: v Slty, Uni sity of Pitts- burgh. RxmNcEn, Mas. LARUE K. B.S. in Ed. Home Economics Service Sewing Club Indiana State Teachers' Col- lege, University of Wisconsin. SHADE, Rxci-num B. Music B. Vocal Music Susquehanna University, East- man School of Music, New York University. TILBERG, Mas. RELDA J. B.S. in Ed. Girls Phys. Ed. G' i rl s ' Athletic Association, Freshman Class Adviser, Noon Activities, Y o u t lr Recreation Board Shippensburg State Teachers College, Pennsylvania State College, Columbia University. Bo ER, D. in pho e lass Adviser College, St. Joseph's College. . l. 4 .L 'F' HHNL, E B. . . ' ry, Science fl . ' o 0 ore Class Adviser P I. V. Football ettysburg College, Pennsyl- vania State College. LONGANECKER, EDWIN A. B.S. in Ed., M.Ed. English III Instrumental Music, Debating Shippensburg State Teachers College, Ithaca Military Band School, University of West Virginia, Duke University. Ross, CATHERINE L. B.S. in Ed. Librarian Mansfield State Teachers Col- lege, Millersville State Teach- ers College. SHEADS, ROBERT E. B.A., M.A. Biology, Prob. of Democracy Freshman Class Adviser, Fac- ulty Manager of Athletics, Pre- induction Club Gettysburg College. TROXELL, FRED G. A.B., A.M. Mathematics National Honor Society, Stu- dent Council, Treasurer of Ath- letic Council. Gettysburg College, Pennsyl- vania State College, New York University. CESSNA, JOHN P. A.B. Pre-Flight, Science, Physics Gettysburg College. U HEINTZELMAN, s. NA B. A.B., . E is Senio Class Adv r Gert , ge, Columbia U sity. MCILHENNY, RUTH A. A.B., A.M. English IV Dramatics, Student Council, Mask and Wig West Chester State Teachers College, Gettysburg College, Cornell University, Columbia University, University of Penn- sylvania. Sci-uuvEn, ELMER H. B.S. Agriculture Future Farmers of America, Out of School Youth Asso- ciation Penn State. SPANGLER, RUTH A. A.B. Spanish, French, English III Cannon-Aid, National Honor Society Gettysburg College, Columbia University, Sorbonne Univer- sity, Temple University. WAGAMAN, M. KATHRYN R.N. School Nurse, Home Nursing Beth-Israel Hospital, Pennsyl- vania State College, Army Nurse - leave of absence granted. CANNGN-AID 1944 DRY, MELVIN A. B.S. in Ed. Health, Boys Phys. Ed. Coach of Athletics Lock Haven Teachers College. HoWE, B. JOSEPHINE B.S. in Ed. Commercial Arith., Typing Maroon and White Business Staff Adviser Indiana State Teachers College, Pennsylvania State College. RAMER, N. Louisa B.S., M.Ed. e American History, Gu Counselor A er 1 and croll Maroon nd W ' Editorial is S , h :story Club e o ' .sb r College, Pennsyl- vania State College. SCOTT, RUTH K. A.B. J ' 1 English I funior Class Adviser, Dra- matics, Red Cross Council Gettysburg College, Pennsyl- vania State College, Columbia University. STANTON, MRS. ELEANOR P. B.S. in Ed. Art Kutztown State Teachers Col- lege. WOLF, J. GUY Bookkeeping, Arithmetic junior Class Adviser Indiana State Teachers Col Q. VV 3 lege, Gettysgurg College. U CANNON-AID 1944 DEFINITIONS H - - N JOAN HARBAUGH . . . likes reading . . . is known by her wavy hair . . . dislikes colors that don't match . . . hopes to become a nurse. E. RICHARD HARTLAUB . . . likes driving his car . . . is known by his long stride . . . dislikes flat tires . . . hopes to get more schooling. EDWARD HARTMAN . . . likes his car . . . is known by his long hair . . . dislikes girls . . . hopes to go into the service. CHARLES HELWIG . . . likes to build things . . . is known by his height . . . dislikes English . . . hopes to fly a plane. BARBARA HENDERSON . . . likes sports . . . is known by her constant companion, a Spanish book . . . dislikes apple polishers . . . hopes to study medicine. GERALDINE HESS . . . likes dancing . . . is known by her brown eyes . . . dislikes rayon stock- ings . . . hopes to become a nurse. MYRTIS JOHN- SON . . . likes reading . . . is known by her southern accent . . . dislikes two-faced girls . . . hopes to attend business school. PHYLLIS KEEFER . . . likes sports . . . is known by her black hair . . . dislikes stripes with plaids . . . hopes to be a stenographer. VIRGINIA KENDLEHART . . . likes music . . . is known by her shadow, Bable . . . dislikes getting up in the morn- ing . . . hopes to take up engineering. RUTH ANNA KIME . . . likes sewing . . . is known by her gray eyes . . . dislikes crooked stocking seams . . . hopes to do Civil Service work. ROBERT KITZ- MILLER . . . likes sports . . . is known for always wearing a sweater . . . dislikes having to throw gum away in school . . . expects to enter the army. JOHN KNORR . . . likes pole-vaulting . . . is known by his pompadour hair style . . . dislikes big shots . . . hopes to be a chemist. CHARLES KRANIAS . . . likes modeling airplanes . . . is known by his mouthing off . . . dislikes air corps cadets . . . hopes to join the Navy Air Corps. MARY KUHN . . . likes skating . . . is known by her partner, Erma Shriver . . . dis- likes cracking chewing gum . . . hopes to be a typist. SARAH KUHN . . . likes bowling . . . is known by her G.H.S. ring . . . dislikes stuck-up people . . . hopes to be a secretary. SHIRLEY LARKIN . . . likes to draw . . . is known by her ability to get into trouble . . . dislikes being awakened . . . hopes to go to art school. CATHERINE LEWIS . . . likes gardening . . . is known by her companion Helen Lock . . . dislikes braggarts . . . hopes to be a secretary. 0 ..4...g,,, HELEN LOCK . . . likes to collect post cards . . . is known by her friend Catherine Lewis . . . dis- likes braggarts . . . hopes to be a stenographer. JEANNE LONG . . . likes golf . . . is known by her lst lieutenant's bar . . . dislikes teachers' pets . . . hopes to go to Duke. ELOISE MCCLEAF . . . likes dancing . . . is known by her double, Elyse . . . dis- likes persistent people . . . hopes to be a secretary. ELYSE MCCLEAF . . . likes dancing . . . is known by her twin, Eloise . . . dislikes obnoxious dancers . . . hopes to be a secretary. EUGENE MCGLAUGH- LIN . . . likes to collect stamps . . . is known by his brown sweater . . . dislikes to see girls wearing odd socks . . . intends to work after graduation. LOIS MCLAUGHLIN . . . likes dancing . . . is known by her dark lipstick . . . dislikes boys . . . hopes to be a government worker. ROBERT MARCH . . . likes sports . . . is known by his jokes . . . dislikes corny jokes . . . hopes to attend college. BOB MARTIN . . . likes biking . . . is known by the pencil behind his ear . . . dislikes mouthy girls . . . plans to be in the armed services. CHARLES MILLER . . . likes hiking . . . is known by his curly hair . . . dislikes checks . L . plans to be in the army. ROBERT MILLER . . . likes sports . . . is known by his job at the Western Union . . . dislikes girls in slacks . . . plans to enter Army Air Corps. HARRY MOSER . . . likes to collect stamps . . . is known by his identification bracelet . . . dislikes Shakespeare . . . intends to enter the armed services. JOHN MOSER . . . likes sports . . . is known by his G.I. haircut . . . dislikes cadets . . . has entered the Navy. TREVA MUNSHOUR . . . likes bicycling . . . is known by her singing . . . dislikes noisy boys . . . hopes to be a nurse. JUNE MYERS . . . likes dancing . . . is known by her Navy scarf . . . dislikes false rumors . . . hopes to be a telephone operator. MARY CLARE MYERS . . . likes music . . . is known by her piano playing . . . dislikes affected persons . . . hopes to specialize in music. MERLE MYERS . . . likes work- ing . . . is known by his green jacket . . . dislikes re- strictions on gum chewing . . . intends to enter the army. BETTY JO NAUGLE . . . likes dancing . . . is known by her hair . . . dislikes fat legs . . . plans to go to college. f 1 ,,,.w.a-en.-,--U..w. 1 V. 0...- .,.w Wf ' ff' A ,A f ,X W , e-4:-F i .1-Q'Gf fig P --- -H V , be' ,H-'fx - 4' .-fx? si A 1 ' 1 1. ,, + I i d -.. Jlvfm I if-.-., . f ' ' ,iff N.. M -m l. ,Q wig ,G 'ff ,xv -5 - 4, ' 1 - f fla w 3, t. , -fn EQ.QEf - X A4QpJg f . H ? v, 'V 7 9 , r'-r, -'-'R ' .. . 'V V : 52,111 1 n W I Y. gltfwlg - , A fwf, rf: Q . A f f fi? f,iiiUi11Tf,?i ,1. W aw, .5 .53 f'? Lf '-if Q ikfn' . - M 'lx'Q 5 ' 'if Y I ' 43577 is K U VA' , , X h,f,,,f' ' ' M-,iii ' -asp? , I - ,iviw Q QM., . h .iTw,,,,f. wr 4 -Q. ww- Til F mf A -,pub - W , if . Q r 1 r mgvk- V 'fair' ' ,- 1 w 1 1 1 1 ENIORS .- fr? IANGEL0, CI-IIus'I'INA Christy Commercial Clubs: Dramatic, 1, 45 Eti- quette, 2: Chorus 4. BAGOT, RUTH BEATRICE -.Beds Commercial G.A.A., 1, Z, Clubs: Dramatic, 1, Etiquette, 2, Chorus, 4. .x GW BRITCHER, ELIZABETH JANE Berry Academic Maroon and White, Z, 3, 4 G.A.A., lg Clubs: Library, 1 4, Journalism, 2, 3g Chorus 2, 3, 4. CAsI-1MAN, EVELYN BEATRICE rrBeny:: Commercial G.A.A., Z, 3, 4, G.A.A. Cabi- net, 45 Clubs: Dramatic, 1, Etiquette, Zg Chorus, Z, 4. CULP, CI-IAnI.E I np Dick, a e Maroon ,-- hite, 2, 3: Vanity 11 Manager, 1, I 4, V. Basketball, 1, 2, ' asketball, 3, 4, Clubs: - alism, 2, 33 Navigation- thematics, 4, Chorus, 2, 3. A 1 V1 I, I s L ANZEN 3 R, M C. BABLE, MARGARET HELEN 'Marie 'N ,m Hpcggyu ' , General ' C erclal Class Treasurer, 45 Cannon- A ,Q Z 4, A Aid: Maroon and White, 1, 2, Ca Leg' ,Cf pr' mil, 3, 4, Mask and Wig, 2, 3 4, lSec.j, 4 fPres.jg G.A.A., 1, A' q ' Z, 3, 4, G.A.A. Cabinet, 4: G.H.S. History Club, 3, 4: j Clubs: journalism, 1, 2, 3g National Honor Society, Ad- ventures of Tom Sawyer, New Fires, Suspense, Leave It to Mother, The . House Without a Key. BERKI-IEIMER, Dorus JEANNE BoI.I.INoEn, ANNA ELIZABETH Anna --S U lumpy Commercial Academic Rcording Secretary, 4, Can- Class Treasurer, 1, Cannon- Aid, Maroon and White, 2, 3, 45 Student Council, 45 G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Cabinet, 4 lSec.Jg Cheerleader, 1, 2, 3, 4g Clubs: Dramatic, 1, journal- ism, Z, 3 fPres.J5 National Honor Society. BUCHER JEANNE LOUISE av, :sl 2,24 cadef c Cannondgoe 1543515 2nd White, 2, , 4: Clubs: Dra- Eiajicgllg ,Iournali?n,k 3, e ros aw, U orus, JI! , .. dj ll J Com a, 1, 2, 3 Vocational, 4 G.A.A., 1: Clubs: Dramatic, 1, 4, Knitting, 3. DAYHOFF, ROBERT JOSEPH ffB0bI, Agricultural F.F.A., 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew, 4. non-Aidg Maroon and White, 23 Student Council, 1, 2, Mask and Wig, 4, National Thes- pians, 4, G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Cabinet, 4, Clubs: Journalism, 1, 33 Dramatic, 2g Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Grandma and the American Wayf' Little Women, Christmas Carol. Bernie ' efghiargac C Maroon and White, 1, Z, 3, 4, G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA. Cabinet, 4g Clubs: Journalism, 1, 2, 35 Chorus, 2, 3, 4. BZ?-ewfaezh-1-416:-QSA C , B n LINE 'nmpizfx Mead mic Class Treasurer, 3, non- Aid: Maroon an , 3, 4 fFeat e 5 Studen Council, 9 Mask and Wi 4, Nati l Thespiags, 4: De- bating, G.A.A., 1 , , 4, G.A.A. C ' ' re .jg G.H.S. Hi y Clu 4, Quill and croll, . a- CANNON-AID 1944 BAGOT, ROSALIE BERNICE Rosie - Commercial s G.A.A., 1, 25 bs: ra at' 1gEti ette 3 , . J - ' V f Bn M, CoE'r'r I. 7 1 4 Y Maroo and 1' 1 , , 43 G.A.A., 1 , 4, GAA. Cabinet, , and, 1, 2, 35 Orchestra, 3. es CARBAUG , ARYED J 'i PE . Ac G.A.A., lg Cl bs: Classical, lg Library, 2 fPres.J, 4 fSec.Jg , Home Economics, 35 Chorus, 2, 4. 1 jyuwfiifff ,L Academic Cannon-Aid, Maroon and White, 1, 2, 3, 4, Mask and Wig, 3, 4, National Thespians, 4, G.H.S. History Club, 3, 4 'y 13 , 2, 45 . gligfus, ,Cris Z, KV. Pres.J., Subs: Jouinallsm, 3, 4g National H or ietyg 2' 3' Mus' 3, ' Grandma d e Arne ' an Way, Le t to er, The H e Witll a Key. I I' ILLMAN, ELOISE HELEN U-I-ON, MARTHA IRENE Ellie, ffKit,yv I 0 a it , , 2, 3, 4, Commercial G' ,'A'v 1 21 3 4' G'A'A- Arendtsville Vocational School, Cabinet' i le etv lv 21 Arendtsville, Pa., 1, 2: G.A.A., 3, 4, Clubs: Journ Ism, l, 2, 3, 4, Cho , UL' le e 1 35 Clubs: Knitting, 33 Dra- matic, 4, Chorus, 4. 14' Q x I V I .1 ! V. M JZ DUN , G1 oUIsE EP , ENE ID E xi ' eascq ' n . ' mmer ' B 'n i' ocati G.A.A , 4, G.A.A., , 4: C1 i Etiquette, Home o ' s lg erh, 15 D atic, 4 horus, 2. 25 , 4, e N i 'ffFI BON l I I 'TK , '- J K FowI..ER N I-IoIcE I hi, X 'il erH :J I .4 A V J ommerciall. Ac e ic Cannon-Aid, Maroon and White, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A., 1, 3, 4, G.A.A. Cabinet, 4, Quill and Scroll: Clubs: Dramatic, 13 journalism, 2, 3, 4: Chorus, 2, 3, 4. GoRMLEY, JOHN RICHARD Grumlcgv Business-Vocational F.F.A., 1, 3g Clubs: Battlefield, 2, Radio, 4. HALLER, PAUL GRAYSON Paul General Waynesboro H. S., Waynesf boro, Pa., 1, 23 Clubs: Pre- Cannon-Aid, Clubs: Airplane, lg Radio, 23 Navigation-Mathe matics, 45 Chorus, 2, 3. GOTWALD, LUTHER ALEXANDER Lutie Academic Cannon-Aid: Mask and Wig, 2, 3, 4, Debating, 1, 2, G.H.S. History Club, 3, 4, Clubs: Dramatic, 1, 4, Navigation- Mathematics, 4, Band, 1, 23 Orchestra, 1, 23 Tom Saw- yer, New Fires, Why the Chimes Rang, The Christ- mas Carol. HANAWAI. JOSEPH S. N-U 3 Academic Cannon-Aid, J M a r o on and White, i Z, 3, 4' Mask and Wiz , 3, 4: ' s, 1, 2, His y 35 .S. ' b, 3, 43 ' , 1, 2, S: sic, 4, rus, 4: Band, l, 2, , 4, estra, 1, , 3, 45 Induction, 4. Z' 51 1' 15m Tom Sawyer, N l ires, Suspense, stmas Carol, The Haus Without a Key. , HARTLAUB, EARL RICHARD HARTMAN, EDWARD KIMBLE Wilbur Baldy General Academic H . Hhr y Club,JA3, J. V. Football, 1, 2, Varsity g it Track Manager, 25 Clubs: io, 4. Airplane, lg Radio, 2, Tum- bling, 4. Y x ,I I D ,J F V V JJ CANNON-AID 1944 4 lxujxjs 1' r V, fi V I ,AJ Jw LJTADER, ANNE LOUISE FAIR, GEORGE CALVIN J ' Anne ' NG-607863, Academic Cannon-Aid, Maroon and General White, 1, 2, 3, 4 fliditorjg . . Student Council, 3, KV. Pres.j Cannfm'A'dV mgsnffssb ,lMaT: 4, G.H.s. History Club, 4, Qjluln Ji, ,K-mfs? ag- 43 Quill and Scroll, 4, Clubs: a'S'g',ubs?sSe' if I 1' ' Library, 1, journalism, 2, 35 ' po sman' ' Chorus, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society. ff .- 1 ' 114 GN 25't., GEY , LIN R VQNNE ' J , 1. ,iff-4' 'ou . A demic Ib 2 ufuad-J Qwdg, on' 'Cf Q .. White, 2, 3, ' ask and , , . , 2 3 f e-SBKL4, . , W , Cannon-Aid, Maroon an 2? 3 , G.A-A. Ck -net, , White, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A., 1, . I Histo Cl , 4. Z, 3, 4, G.A.A. Cabinet, 4, eerlead 2 3 4. , I G.H.S. History Club, 33 Clubs: hi 3 Jodma ' 3, Dramatic, 15 Journalism, Z, 3g 4 - gg 4, wrt, a , Chorus, 2, 3, 4. AJ' New Fire GREEN, WILLIAM FRANKLIN GRIFFIN, FRED G'reenic F,-ed Gmefal Academic Student QWY1' 3, 4 lPl'2S-li Abbortsrown H. S., Abbotts- Clubsi Drs H 3 19 Pfe'I11dUC- town, Pa., 1, 2: Class Presi- ! 50 C ODOF SO- dent, 4, Cannon-Aid fCircula- 4 NYY- tion Managerjg Clubs: Pre- Induction, 4, Chorus, 4, Band, 2 3, National Honor Society, ' Foot-Loose. 4 fi : HARBAUGH, ANNA E HARBAUGH, Sa ffFlds l 'I f ,, I Hom E omic 1' U emic G. A.,1 ubs: Knit g,1g G -, 1, 3, Clubs: ' ous, 2, ssical, 4.15 i , 2, 4, 1 X 6 Knitting, 3, rus, 2, 4. 04 P ' ' HENDERSON, BARBARA REED HELWIG, CHARLES DAVID, JR. Reedy Charlie Academic General Cannon-Aid, Student Council, Clubs: Dramatic, 1. 2, GAA., 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Cabinet, 43 G.H.S. History Club, 3, 4, Clubs: Dramatic, 1, 2, First Aid, 35 Chorus, 2, 3, 4. J JN sl if 1 HEss, GERA E Louisr: ' Pr - u A N dnlf Academic Clubs: Dramatic, 1, Library, 2, 4, Knitting, 3. KEN E 126314 YIRGINI M ..G,,n,,, Academic Cannon-Aid, Maroon and White, l, 2, 3, 4 iNews Edi- torl, G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, G.H.S. History Club, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll, Clubs: jour- nalism, 1, 2, 3, Navigation- Mathematics, 4, Chorus, 2, 3, 4. KRANIAS, C1-rAn1.Es ERNEST FPGrtckD Academic Cannon-Aid, Maroon and White, Z, 3, 4, G.H.S. His- tory Club, 3, 4 lTreas.l, Clubs: Sportsman, 1, journal- ism, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Carol. LEWIS, CATHERINE MARIE Catherine Commercial Cannon-Aid, Maroon and White, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, Clubs: Dramatic, l, Jour- nalism, Z, 3, 4, Chorus, 2. MCCLEAF, E s LLISON V. ff ev mercial ss Vice resident, C n-Aidgf ar n a t l, 2,-'3, 4 I us. M J, S - dent Cou , 4, Qjflas a lwig, ec. cj, G.A. ., W, 2, 4, . . Cabinet, 4, Club, 3, 4, G.H. . H' toy Quill and troll, Clubs: Jour- nalism, 1, 2, 3, Chorus, Z, 3, 4, National Honor Society, New Fires, Leave It to Mother, The House With- out a Key. 1 V . HQRNER, JOHN B. HJ' Bi., Agricultural Class Vice President, 4, Stu- dent Council, 4, F.F.A., 2, 3, :J W YRTIS LOUISE Rebel Commercial Landon H. S., Jacksonville, Fla., l, 2, 3, Cannon-Aid, 4, Clubs: Dramatic, 1, The Orchestra, 4. House Without a Key. KIME, RUTH ANNA KITZMILLER, Ro Eu HKifnif,, F t , Academic er ' Fairfield H. . ed Pa., J. V. Basketball, 1, 2, sity l 2, ' s: 'r 9i,'4, Basketball, 3, 4, ubs: gl nd, I Radio, 1. 0 VW LJV 'IVV' l KUHN, MARY AW Y KUHN A A , , I FPMdryI! K M G ff I Commercial W WQJC rci Clubs: Music, l, 2. 'L Clubs: Music, 1, Z. .J I Agfa? tv Lock, HELEN ROSE Lo E ANNE Helen J, ' unity Commercial Academi Cannon-Aid, Maroon and o s H. S. owson White, 3, 4, G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, Clubs: Dramatic, 1, Etiquette, 2, journalism, 3, 4. MCGLAUGHLIN, RAY EUGENE Gene Commercial Clubs: Dramatic, 1. ',,.a0'i.3Q Z l 2 Maroon -- White .A. 3 4- .H.S. Histor MCLAUGHL , Lois xn1N1A fl H s ss ,Chorus, 4. 9 1 , 3, 45 3 3 Y y 3' --1' Journalism, 3, iPres.j . 9 x X CANNON-AID 12514 KEEPER, PHYLLIS CHRISTINE Phil Home Economics, 1, 2, Com- mercial, 3, 4. G.A.A., Z, 4, Clubs: Etiquette, 1, Knitting, 3, Dramatic, 4, Chorus, 2. KNonn, JOHN C1-nu N .1 iC Cannon- id- v a r o o n an White 3 4' 4 dent Council, 3, M - an ig, 4, National Thes , Debating, 2, 3, 4, G . ' ry Club, 3, 4, fini 1 n 3 Y 1 Y Q J. . Football, 2, Varsity Track, 2, 3, 4, Clubs: Air- plane, l, Dramatic, 2, Jour- nalism, 3, Navigation-Mathe- matics, 4, Chorus, 4, Leave It to Mother, The House Without a Key. fluckyn X Academic Cannon-Aid, Maroon an White, 2, 3, 4, Student Coun- cil, l, 3, 4, Debating, 1, G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Cabinet, 4, G.H.S. History Club, 3, Clubs: Journalism, l, H LARKIN, S1-um..EY ANNE 2, 3, 4, Grandma and the A 1, American Way. ' ' f 'il . fl' MCCl1EAFp!EL0bE ALL1soN 0 L, . l'Lois ' ' P V41 ercxal 9, ann -Aid, Maroo and Whi , 2, Student Council, 4, G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Cabinet, 4, History Club, 3, 4, Clubs: Journalism, 1, 2, 3, Chorus, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society. MARCH, ROBERT GORDON ffB0bD Academic Class President, 1, I.V. Bas- ketball, 1, 2, Varsity Basket- ball, 3, 4, Varsity Track, 3, Clubs: Sportsman, 3, Tum- bling, 4, Chorus, Z, 3. as I . N741 ' i i kan, ,im . 'D fafyfwg if 4 1 CANNON-AID 1944 MARTIN, ROBERT WILLIAM MILLER, ROBERT MAURICE Mossn, HA RICHARD Mossn, JOHN WILBUR ,,Bab,, Askglnyl ,,Dick,, AMMCU ca EUHC Business-Vocational G'H-S' History Club, 3, 43 Commercial Commercial F.F.A., 1, Z, 3, Tumbling '1'V'F?otbau'1'21 Stage Crewf Clubs: Battlefield, lg Debating, J. V. Basketball, 1, 2, Varsity I 2, 3, 4, Clubs. Indian Lore, 1, . ,, C.ub, 4. J I. ' . 2: journalism, 4: The House Basketball, 3, 4, Clubs: Tum- ournaism, Z, 3, Pre-Induction, with t K ,, bl. 4 4, Band, 1, 2, 35 Orchestra, 1, ou a ey' mg' ' 2, 3, Christmas Through the Ages, A Christmas Carol. e ,iff-4: MUNSHOUR, TREVA JEANNE MYERS, JUNE GERA'-DIAPQE J3 M1'ERS MYERS, MERLE CROMER ,,TrWic,, ffjuneff vb D A A d- HT. yn A c x Academic Commercial v fda oon anii 'Ei 2, ' Cannon-Aid: Student Council, C21I1H0n'A1f13 G-A-A-, 1, 2, 3, 3, 43 S11 , 39 Cl bs: Airplanplg First-Aid, , Clbl-I E '1 GA ACb' , S, 2- G,A,A, 1 2 3 4- G,A,A, 45 u s: ome conomics, g . . ., , , 3 . . a I- 3. Tumblin 4. Cabineg, 45 Clubs: Dramatic, Knitting, 2, First-Aid, 39 Red net, 4, G. .S. ory Club, I 13 Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Cross Council, 45 Chorus, 2, 3, 4: Clubs: Dramatic, lg Jour- ' ' yi 3, 4, The House 'Without a nalism, 2, 35 Chorus, 2, 3, I Key. 4, Orchestra, 3, 4, National I Honor Society, Little Wom- enf' The House Without a Keyf' NAUGLE, BETTY Jo ANNE N UG , ,!! SON NEATROUR, GLADYS RUBY A Pow , PAYQIA In .,,0,, ,B be v ..,,n,,y,, 'fps'- Academic mmercial Commercial Ac 'mic Cannon-Aid, G.A.A., 3, g J, C l F ,ith Clubs: Boswell H. S., Boswell, Pa., 1, Cannompfid lEdimr19 Maroon Clubs: Etiquette 1- Knitting E t ' . F' .Ag 2 3- Service Club 4. and Whne' 2' 3' 49 Student 9 x I 6 CDHOHII , IYSI 1 , 1 1 1 . , l . - , - i Council, 3, G.A.A., 1, Z, 3, 2, First-Aid, 3, Library, 4, 3- M , 4, Cl b I D . I 1 Chorus, 2, 3, 4. ' U 5- Hama? 31' U' a' Ism , . L1 jf! - RAFFENSPERGER, EDGAR M. 1 jJ MW mg Wy DWAR . RAFFENSPERGER,CONSTANCE M. Angdu. 7 EF: Don .1 U ' ca ermc ' I - . 'Bill Jo Connie Cl ce sident, 2: Class L ,fl r . r CU 1' , ta 9 -A'd X I - ' Cv '31 Acaflemlc eclifrtsr d.jg mbtiiiz and Aca m ' - , - ' . ' lSP0l'fS - ,4S - V- Clfass Secret y 1, 2, Clas Varsity rack' 1' 2' 3' 4' Can1wnA1d1. Maroon am? Fmt , 29 J- V- 31'51fY Co SPOn Secreta , , Clu s: Battlefiel 1. White, 3 4, G-A-A-, 1, 3, 4, . ' - , , Basketb anager, , 3 Can ' , a o and - y- G.A.A. Cabinet, 4, Clubs. . Tr Wh,.y 2 5 I. e ng ll M ' Dramatic, lg Chorus, 2, 3, 4. m I Cl ' ortsman, G' .Aw 3, E, 3 3 Cabinet: 1023 113113, , 43 PTC' 45 G.H.S. History Club, 3, 4, In 1011, S, 2, 3, 49 Clubs: Dramatic, 1, Journalism, , 4, ave 52' 120 2, 3, Chorus, 2, 3, 4. rf, Q1 - fr REBERT, KATHARINE AIIDREY , REAVER, VIRGINIA ELSIE fanny, A E H M 1 REDDING, NANCY TERESA HG. . ,, 5 I- Q req n O Katy N reN u mme. ' 5 A 1 V' 4? I Commerci 7 APL, WCW' Home Economics, 1, 2 I C3 e Ia vcanmm t C, n ll Academic - - 3 ou ci , C 'me'C'a1' 3' 4 Fam-I H. ., Fair carpal 4, G.A. 2, s, 4, G.A.A. G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Clubs: Home Economics, 1. 'f 1 , .A.A., 3: G. . His- CabinetX res.J, 43 Clubs: Cabinet, 4: Clubs: Dramatic, tory C b, 35 bs: st-Aid, Dra , lg Red Cross Coun- 1, Journalism, 2, 39 Chorus, - g,' 4. eil, Chorus, 2, 3, 43 Na- 2, 3, 4. I tio Honor Society: '5Christ- , ,' rn Around the World, A ' JVLC7 XX A Christmas 'W I Ms --xllliff' XIV? , I , '7 , ir ' 1 wg nhl M wig, M- ,fl 42' fm' x 'ci df? REDDING, VE NA IE Immaculate nc ' Acad- emy, Puert i 2, Miami Sr. H. ., ami, Fla., 3: G.A.A., 1, 3, 4, GAA. Cabi- net, 4, Clubs: Dramatic, lg Chorus, 4. Co j S RUDISILL, ALBERT WILBUR ..Rudy,, Agricultural F.F.A., 1, 2, 3, 4 lPres.Jg Varsity Track, 2, 3. Sci-moYER, ROBERT LAWRENCE Mustard Commercial Clubs: Indian Lore, lg Music, 4. 1' I I ' E IVA. 7 fly SI-lULTZ,. F NCIS ELIZABETH lf. J' nnyv. I , conomics, 1, 2 fmmercial, 3, 4 ubfflgfffff, 2. H f jf-A R, TBRESA ELIZABETH J' G.A.A., lg Clubs: Dramatic, lg Etiquette, 25 Typing, 4. uvrerryn Commercial X I l I X' t lx I K if ,'x il . it RICE, MOLLiE RAE Mollie Rae Academic Maroon and White, 2, 3, 45 G.H.S. History Club, 3, Clubs: Latin, 1, Journalism, Z, 3, 45 Chorus, 2. Dolli , SANDERS, DOROTHY ENE VE C m i Q Debating, 3 A. ., 3, 4, Cl b Etique te Red C ouncil . , 45 s, 2, 4, nal Honor S etyg The se Without Key. I ,ff 0, It N, DELORES FREDAC o I ' . ffl :JD N. A X Commercial 1, 2, '35 Clubs: Dra- matic, lg Knitting, 25 Jour- nalism, 3g Chorus, 2, 3: Christmas Around the World. SITES, RICHARD ARMOR Butch Commercial Clubs: Library, 1, Pre-Induc- 'on, 4. I I MALL, MARY ELIZABETH fFLiblJ Academic Cannon-Aid, Maroon and White, 2, 3, 4g Student Coun- cil fsecretaryj 3, Debating, lg G.A.A., 1, Z, 3, 45 G.A.A. Cabinet, 43 G.H.S. History Club, 3 fPres.j, 45 Clubs: Dra- matic, 13 Journalism, 2, 33 Chorus, 2, 3, 4: Band, 3, 43 Orchestra, 3, 4: National Honor Society. I . I I If l , iw Q , CANNON-AID 1944 RI , A MARIE ROSENSTEEL, VIoLE1' C. Refi: Rosie o a 'I Commercial G. , , , 4' . .A Maroon and White, 2, 3, 45 Ca 'net C s. , lubs: Mask and Wig, 3, 4: G.A.A., Dramatic tiquette, 2, l, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Cabinet, 4, orus, 4. Clubs: Etiquette, lg Journal- ism, 2, 3: Grandma and the American Way, Suspense, The House Without a Key. SANDERS, JOSEPH O. SANDERS, ICH Beans HD' K General 0l'Ci3l Clubs: Indian Lore, lg Pre- 53 Pfe'IndUCfi0ni 4- Induction, 4. EI.. ARET S j , RMA GRACE PJ argi 1 I I HG Commercij H 0 2 erc' , 4 G.A.A., 3, 49 Clubs: Etiquette, Q 1, 23 Typing, 4, Clubs, Music, 19 Knitting, 2. pf XM ' SLIEER, LUTHER WALTER , ANCY CATHERINE Ghandi', Ndnfy'l'k7 3 Academic Commercial W Kodaikanal School, Kodaikanal, G-A-A-, 13 Cl'-lbs! DfHm?fiC, S. India, 1, 2. 1: Etiquette, 2: Twins, 4- U ? 1 MIT ES W LLIAM v lf I ommer l O lt Bl G. .A., , , ,A, Cabi. F.A.A., 3' ubs: ramatic, lg net, 4: s ramatic, lg Band, 2, , 0 HOUSE With- Chorus, , 3, 4. Uuf 3 KW-U I . 1 .454 M f Al SMITH, GLADYS MAE If SMITH, Jo ANN Gay Jo er in re n W Academic Commercial Cannon-Aid, Student Council, 4, G.A.A., 1, Clubs: Dra- matic, 1, journalism, 2, Red Cross Council, 3, Chorus, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society, Christmas Around the Worldf, . ocK, CE ARY H Fritzis . aroon d ite, 2, G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4, G. .A. Cabinet, 4, Clubs: Typing, 1, Red Cross Council, 2. ,f:,.,Q-ff, UTECH, EUGENE FREDERICK Spider Academic Lower Paxton H. S., Lower Paxton, Pa., 1, Varsity Basket- ball, 3, 4, Clubs: Airplane, Z, Tumbling, 4. AJWQL WEAVER, CHARLES MORTIN Bunny Commercial J. V. Football, 2, Varsity Foot- ball, 3, 4, Clubs: Battlefield, 2, Pre-Induction, 4. WHITE, HARVEY MELVIN, JR. elim., Commercial Cannon-Aid, Maroon and White, 3, 4, Mask and Wig, 4, Clubs: Airplane, 1, Z, Why the Chimes Rang, Ad- ventures of Tom Sawyer, Foot-Loose, The House Without a Key. Maroon and White, 2, 3, De- bating, 1, G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, G.H.S. H i s t o r y Club, 3, Clubs: Dramatic, 1 , journal- ism, 2, 3, Chorus, 2, 3, 4. 5. e-' S A REDERICK I 4 1 Rock!! as Academic Class President, 3, Student Council, 2, 3, Mask and Wig, 4, Clubs: Sportsman, 1, Navi- ation-Mathematics, 4, Grand- ma and the American Way, A hristmas Carolf, l , N ,l I, , ercial ann 'd, Ma on and Whi , , , 3 4? Student Co cil , A. ., ,2, 3, 4, G. .A. , 4, G.H.S. History l 3, 4, Clubs: Drama 1 ournalism, 2, 3. WEAVER, SAMUEL BRowN NOX., Commercial Class Vice President, 3, Stu- dent Council, 2, 3, J. V. Foot- ball, 1, Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Track, 2, 3, Air- plane Club, 1. I . WIN BRE 91 A in Am Can n-Aid, a r o o n and White, 1, 2, 3, G.A.A., l, 2, SPONSELER, ESTHER N AoMI Shorty Home Economics Clubs: Sewing, 1, 2. STIucIcHoUsER, MARY JANE Mime., Commercial Cannon-Aid, G.A.A., 1, Clubs: Dramatic, 1, 3, 4, Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Library, 2, Christmas Around the Worldf' The House Without a Key. WARMAN, RUTH ARLENE Ruthie Commercial Cannon-Aid, Mask and Wig, 3, 4, G.A.A., 2, 3, 4, Clubs: Dramatic, 1, 3, 4, Library, 2, Chorus, 2, 3, 4, New Fires, Suspense, Christmas Around the World, A Christmas Carol,', The House Without a Key.', WEIGLE, EMILY JANE PFLCCU Academic East Berlin H. S., East Berlin, Pa., 1, Clubs: Library, 2, Dra- matic, 3 isecretaryj , 4, Chorus, 4, Band, 2. WISLER, GLADYS ALVERTA Cbick', Home Economics Clubs: Knitting, 1. CANNON-AID 1944 ZLJAL 4-,J..4 STEINOUR, EUGENE BERNARD Gene Commercial Clubs: Battlefield, 1, Radio, 4. TROSTLE, DARLENE BETTY Darlenc,' Academic G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4, G.H.S. History Club, 3, 4, Clubs: Dramatic, 1, 3, Knitting, 2, Red Cross Council, 4, Na- tional Honor Society, Foot- loose. WAYBRIGHT, HORACE Hass Horace Agricultural F.F.A., 1, 2, 3, 4 ffreasurerl. f 2 F J WET L, I 'UCILL ' miie Y Acadqii ' Cannon-Aid, Ma oon and White, 2, 3, 4, Student Coun- cil, 3, Mask and Wig, 4, G.A.A., 3, 4, G.H.S. History Club, 3, 4, Clubs: Dramatic, 1, journalism, 2, 3, 4, Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Band, 4, New Fires, A Christmas Carol. YINGLING, LILLXAN ELIZABETH HLHJI Academic Delone Catholic H. S., Mc- Sherrystown, Pa., 1, Clubs: Li- 3, 4, G,A.A. Cabinet, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Clubs: bmw' 4' Journalism, 1, Z, 3, Chorus, 2, 5, 4, National Honor Society, Little Women, Leave It to Mother. L' Z , 6650 - . , ,mf CANNON-AID 19411 - TV l , , .. I . . . I A A f f f J 4 Zn-JN, HAROLD ZEIGLER Sonny Academic Cannon-Aid, Maroon and White, 1, 2, 3, 4, Clubs: G.H.S. History Club, 3, Jour- nalism, 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus, 2, 3, 45 Christmas Around the World. 4 l XXX ii . A X . MILLER. CHARLES FREEMAN 0 junior X .wk .1 ' J . Agricultural F.F.A., 1, 2, 3, 4. CLASS QFFICERS fLeit to riglitj Doris Ramer, Corresponding Secretary, John Horner, Vice President, Fred Griffin, President, Anna Bollinger, Recording Secretary, Margaret Bable, Treasurer. MRS. HEINTZELMAN MR. FIDLER Sincere appreciation to Mrs. I-Ieintzelman and Mr. Fidler for the interest exerted in our behalf during the four years just completed. At no time in planning for class organization or for social functions have we been without their friendly help and expert guidance. By reason of sharing in our struggles as well as in our triumphs, they have endeared themselves to the members of our class. Our hope is that they may remember us as boys and girls with whom they have had pleasant associations and in whom they will always have an interest. CANNON-AID 1944 I CANNON-AID 1944 DEFINITIONS N - - KEITH NAUGLE likes popular music . . . is known by Anna Bollinger . . . dislikes people who tell fan- tastic tales . . . hopes to join the Navy. GLADYS NEATROUR likes to read . . . is known by her short figure . . . dislikes being teased . . . hopes to become a secretary. PATRICIA POWER likes to dance . . . is known by Sis and Jane . . . dislikes getting up in the morning . . . hopes to join the Cadet Nurse Corps. WILLIAM PRICE likes wolfing . . . is known by his odd clothes . . . dislikes cold nights . . . hopes to go into the electrical field. CONSTANCE RAF- FENSPERGER likes to play the piano . . . is known by her freckles . . . dislikes high heeled shoes and anklets . . . hopes to become a nurse. EDGAR RAF- FENSPERGER likes popular music . . . is known by his ears . . . dislikes lilies . . . plans to enter the Army. DORIS RAMER likes dancing . . . is known by her bangs . . . dislikes flirty girls . . . hopes to become a nurse. VIRGINIA REAVER likes hiking . . . is known by her shadow, Sease . . . dislikes boy crazy girls . . . hopes to work in a factory. ANNA MAE REBERT likes dancing . . . is known by her voice . . . dislikes bragging . . . plans to be a PBX operator. KATH- ARINE REBERT likes to read . . . is known by the pencil over her ear . . . dislikes boasting . . . plans to become a stenographer. NANCY REDDING likes to read . . . is known by her big mouth . . . dislikes high heeled shoes and anklets . . . plans to become a nurse. VERNA REDDING likes dancing . . . is known by her red coat . . . dislikes bragging . . . plans to become a nurse. MOLLIE RAE RICE likes swing music . . . is known by her silly giggle . . . dis- likes teddy bear haircurs . . . plans to go to college. RITA RIDER likes dancing . . . is known by Charlie Smith . . . dislikes boasting . . . plans to become a stenographer. VIOLET ROSENSTEEL likes dancing . . . is known by military insignia . . . dislikes bow ties . . . hopes to be a secretary. ALBERT RUDISILL likes hiking . . . is known by Jean Kuhn . . . dislikes lies . . . hopes to join the Navy. DOROTHY SANDERS likes dancing . . . is known by Lois McLaughlin . . . dislikes snobs . . . hopes to work and travel. JOSEPH SANDERS likes sports . . . is known by Tubby Small . . . dislikes girls who smoke . . . hopes to join the Army. RICHARD SANDERS likes stamp collecting . . . is known by his Red Hook hat . . . dislikes boys that wear Lil' Abner shoes . . . hopes to join the Army or go into the store business. ROBERT SCHROYER likes to shoot pool . . . is known by Bunny Weaver . . . dislikes people who brag . . . plans to enter the Navy. DELORES SHERMAN likes dancing . . . is known by Pat Power and Jane Winebremer . . . dislikes people who tell tall tales . . . plans to do defense work. MARGARET SHIELDS likes to collect senti- mental pictures . . . known by her small features . . . dislikes boasting . . . hopes to open a dress shop. ERMA SHRIVER likes skating . . . is known by the colors, blue and recl . . . dislikes knee length stockings . . . hopes to become a secretary. FRANCES SHULTZ likes skating . . . is known by her freckles . . . dislikes stripes and plaids . . . plans to be a secretary. RICH- ARD SITES likes sports . . . is known by his big nose . . . dislikes girls who smoke . . . hopes to join the Navy. LUTHER SLIFER likes to collect bird wings . . . is known by a crew haircut . . . dislikes a joke that has been repeated constantly . . . plans to go to college. NANCY SLONAKER likes hiking . . . is known by Teresa Slonaker . . . dislikes boasting . . . hopes to be a stenographer. TERESA SLON- AKER likes hiking . . . is known by Nancy Slonaker . . . dislikes boasting . . . plans to become a stenographer. A VA,4 .4 .M , , A 4' Lf qu Q-,KNEW jgvf A 5 A ' I M 1 43 il if If , , ,,.-1--J -N.,,g:.w,,1n,,.,msk - A ,,,4 I J 1 ,, f ' . 22.7 fig? fA' l fa -Q if ' 2 f7 , 'A.' 4 1 ,ff , QW 4 . Qi., S- 4 ffffi w-W.-cm .-Mm--Q.. -0- zwwmw--1--Q-4 kr R-Y..-..,..,,....c-'1 X? HEX QQ! RM ,ff NDERCLA MEN OxfF:cERs-President ..,. .....,,.7,7 Vice President ,.,,,,,,, Secretary ,,,.,..................... UNICDRS Treasurer ..,.,..,.,,,,,,,.., .A.,,,.,., ADvisERs-Miss Scott, Mr. Adams, Donald Altemose, Richard Anzengruber, Virginia Bancroft, William Barb, Violet Baughman, Betty Lou Berkheimer, Nancy Blocher, Carolyn Bower, Phyllis Bowers, Winifred Bucher, Helen Bucher, Kathryn Buehler, Jane Carbaugh, Edward Carbaugh, Shirley Coffelt, Eloise Coffman, Freda Conti, Vincent Cromer, William Crouse, Rita Deatrick, Bernice Drake, Thelma Ecker, Gloria Eckert, Dale Eckert, Doris Eiker, Phyllis Eisenhart, Sefton Emlet, Harry Enoch, Janet Epley, Richard Evans, Betty Fair, Lucille Feeser, Edward Fidler, Eugene Fidler, Richard Fiscel, Viola Forty, Louise Gaines, Doris Galbraith, Joseph Gallagher, Leo Geiselman, Janice Gitlin, Doris Grieb, Johanna Haehnlen, Fred Wolf Harbaugh, Jean Harbaugh, Myrna Heller, Fay Herr, Ardella Horner, William Idle, Dunning Jacobs, Richard Jeffcoat, Grace Johnson, Barbara Jones, Kathleen Jones, Margaret Keeney, Walter Kennell, Arthur Kennell, Marcette Kepner, Anna Kessel, Mary King, Janet Knorr, Cornelius Kuhn, Jean Lazos, Helen Lee, Robert Leedy, John Little, Bernard Little, Betty McDonnell, Richard McGlaughlin, Patrick Mickley, Sara Millhimes, Betty Millhimes, Mary Moore, Ida Mae Myers, Rachel Ogden, William Pepple, Doris Plattenburg, Doris Rasmussen, Norman Reaver, Phyllis Redding, John Rohrbaugh, Arlene Rothhaupt, Lloyd Rudisill, Leroy Sachs, Janice Sanders, Robert Sanders, Sarah Schultz, Richard CAN N O Norman Rasmussen ,,..,.,e..,eWilliam Ogden Harold Emlet W Arlene Rohrbaugh Schwartz, John Scott, Patricia Sentz, Treva Settle, Harold Sharpless, Shirley Sheads, Robert Shealer, Alice Shealer, Richard Sheffer, John Shriver, Evelyn Shulley, Larita Small, Harold Smith, Doris Smith, Harold Smith, James Smith, Luther Sorlie, Ruth Spahr, Jeanne Spangler, Harry Sperry, William Sponseller, Anna Stansbury, Gloria Sterner, Helen Stevenson, Joseph Stitt, Jean Strong, Joseph Taute, Naomi Thrush, George Topper, Hermme Tressler, Alice Troxell, William Wagner, Nancy Walker, Gene Walter, Mildred Waybright, Lois Weaner, Richard Wenschhof, Rebecca Wentz, Mildred Wildasin, Betty Williams, Donald Williams, Gertrude Winebrenner, Jane Wolff, Barbara Yingling, Mary N-AID i944 4,2411 me 1 ,Q :GS1'2f5df - I FEI I Dun. .al . rf 9 ,Agn , QW! f ,- A- YYJSIQ' m 3142? , w,-,,, bf..y ,k3gf f-W , 9 SOPHCDMORES OFFICERS1PT8S'1d61'lI .............. Vice President ,,,A,... Secretary .......7,..,...,.,A..7,,A,7..7.,7 Treasurer ....,,7.we..YY,,..,.,7,.,7,,., AY...,... . Aovisrzns-Mrs. Bower, Mr. Haehnlen Adams, Herbert Amiclc, Nancy Angell, Betty Arndt, Robert Baker, Lucille Becker, Evelyn Borleis, Lillian Bowling, Gilbert Brindle, Henrietta Brindle, Mary Bucher, Mary Bushman, Charles Cargas, Canela Chronister, Richard Cleveland, Doris Coflield, Robert Cole, Janice Cole, Patricia Coleman, William Collins, Betty Crabill, Mary Jane Crouse, Rhoda Culver, Caroline Curley, Charles Dickert, Rena Dietrich, Loy Dorsey, Ira Dorsey, Sterrett Drake, Ramona Eberhart, Francis Eilcet, William Felix, Harry Fidler, Leonard Fissel, Darlene Flaherty, William Forty, Earl Fottenbaugh, Ruth Foullc, Frances Fridinger, Mary L. Fulton, Margaret Furney, Kathleen Garlach, Francis Geisler, Harold Gigous, Margaret Gladhill, Betty Gorman, George Gormley, William Goulden, Leo Hand, Harold Hansford, Kathleen Harner, Esther Hartman, Virgil Heatwole, Fred Heintzelman, Richard Helwig, Robert Hemler, Anna Hess, Jacquelyn Hess, James Heyser, Robert Hinkle, Dorothy Jeffcoat, Anna Johnston, Joan Kane, Delores Keefer, Clair Keefer, Earl Keeney, Miriam Kint, Russell Knepper, Mary Lou Lawyer, Phyllis Leeming, Betty Lochbaum, Wanda Lower, Emma McDonnell, Allen Mattingly, Nelson Miller, Granville Moritz, Blanche Moser, Betty Lee Mountain, Scott Moyer, Milton Musselman, Glenn Musselman, Jean Myers, Grace Myers, Nancy Myriclc, Earl Nunemalcer, Theresa Oyler, Barbara Oyler, Doris Plattenburg, Kathleen Pottorlf, June Ralfensperger, David Raffensperger, Donald Rasmussen, David Rehert, Ethel Redding, Raphael Redding, Raymond Redding, Richard Reed, Marbeth Reesman, James Rider, Charles Ridinger, Margaret Riley, Teresa CANNON AID l944 ..,.,,,.Walter Mountain David Rasmussen ,...... .Luther Sachs Charles Rider Rohrbaugh, Lorraine Rudisill, Doris Sachs, Luther Sanders, Curvin Sanders, Jacqueline Sanders, Mary Louise Saylor, Robert Schartiger, Lucille Schweitzer, Robert Scott, John Sease, Ralph Settle, Paul Sharpless, Betty Shetter, Dorothy' Shields, Anna Shields, Janet Shindledecker, Mary Shriver, Charles Shultz, Robert Sixeas, Janet Slonaker, Margaret Small, Thomas Small, Viola Smith, Darlene Smith, Dorothy Smith, Philimine Snider, Evelyn Spence, Dorothea Spranlcle, Marguerite Starry, Ruth Steinour, Francis Strickhouser, Raymond Swisher, Rose Marie Swope, Jane Teeter, Betty Timbers, Eugene Tonsel, William Townsend, Dorothy Trussell, Richard Ullrich, Elsie Waddell, Evelyn Waybright, Geraldine Wentz, Robert Wetzel, Louise Wherley, Belle Whittinghill, Richard Wolfgang, Walter Woods, David White, Gertrude Wilson, Rheda Ziegler, Barbara Treasurer, .,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,.,,,, FRESHMEN OFFICERS-President ....,.,.....,... Vice President ,,,,,,,.,....... Secretary ,,,,,,..,...,.....,....,....... ADVISERS'MfS. Tilberg, Mr. Sheads Adams, Helen Barbehenn, Minnie Barnes, Earl Bisbing, Marygb Blocher, Elizabeth Bowling, Geneva Bream, jean Bream, Myrna Bucher, Donald Bucher, Paul .K Carn, Delma X'euW?,, Carter, Estheralpai, Clapsaddle, Keith Cole, Eugene Coover, Christine Cunningham, Patrick Curley, Helen Deaner, Kathryn Decker, Anna Doersom, Donald Donmoyer, John Dubbs, Winfield Eiker, Robert Fedor, Lois Fedor, Louise Felix, jane Felix, Richard Fleming, Maurice Ford, Elizabeth Fox, Howard Geiman, Chester Geisler, Evelyn I-Iankey, Anna Hankey, Betty Hankey, Roland Harner, Seymour Hartlaub, Glenn Hartlaub, Kenneth Hartman, Jack Heagey, Evelyn I 'I V Heatwole, Carole Heim, Paul Heintzelman, Mary Heller, Betty Helwig, George Hemler, Clair l Hemler, Lorraine jwqmp Herr, Maybelle Hershey, jay Hess, Joseph Hess, Richard Hockey, Henry Hoifman, Daniel Howard, Ru ell ,v Hull, Juliau Jelfcoat, iola johnson, Richard jones, Winifred x Karas, Doris Keckler, Marthyf Keefer, Joyce Keefer, John Keefer, Treva Kepner, Ruth . , Kime, Nadine Aiowoou Kitzmiller, Doris Klinefelter, Barbara Kranias, Mary Lou Kump, june Landis, Jesse Lazos, Mary , Leech, James Legore, Peggyw ' Lewis, William Little, Delores MacPherson, Frances X l McLaughlin, Lawrence McKenrick, John Martin, Martha U Menchey, Phyllis ' Miller, Evelyn Miller, Helen Myers, Harry Moser, Beatrice Moser, Edgar Moser, Jack Munshour, james Nunemaker, William Olson, Howard Plank, Naomi Raffensperger, Ann Ralfensperger, Madeline Ramer, Jane Reaver, Charles ' Rebert anice 7 J . MM Redding, Ida Redding, Russell ll Redding, William Reynolds, Floyd Rinehart, Alma Roberts, James Rodgers, Charles Rodgers, Fred Rohrbaugh, Mary' Rudisill, Marcella Rudisill, Pearl Sanders, June Scott, Dale Scott, Dorothy Shanebrook, Nancy Shaner, Richard Shanoltz, Lindy Sharrah, Wilmer Shelfer, Dale CANNON-AID -..,,.-.,Dean Stultz .,,,,.,Fred Rodgers ., ,,.,.,c jane Ramer Elizabeth Blocher Shetter, Geraldine Shorb, William Shriver, Gladys Shull, Catherine Shull, Vivian Shultz, Howard Shultz, Sylvia Shupe, Ruth Singley, Ralph Small, Catherine Small, Lois Smith, Peggy Ann Snyder, John Snyder, Oneida Sponseller, Helen Stambaugh, Jeannine Stambaugh, Roxeyjf Steinberger, Thomas Steinour, Joseph Sterner, Donald Sterner, Marie Stock, Ann Strohm, Fannie Rae Stultz, Dean Taughinbaugh, Doris Tipton, William Tonsil, Emma n Townsend, Alton Trostle, Walter Vaughn, Mary Vogel, Paul Vogel, Thelma Wherley, Betty Wherley, Dorothy White, Julius Wolf, Stanley 944 .. Woodward, Gladys' CANNON-AID 1944 DEFINITIONS S - - Z ELIZABETH SMALL likes dancing . . . is seen always with R. Z. Gaines . . . hates waiting for slow people . . . is planning to enter Cadet Nurse Corps. MARIAN SMALL likes dancing . . . has two dimples . . . dislikes sad sacks . . . hopes to do secretarial work. CHARLES SMITH makes model airplanes . . . hates to hear corny remarks . . . dislikes terrible looking hats . . . is going to join the Air Corps. GLADYS SMITH likes reading . . . is recognized by her freckles . . . doesn't like conceited people . . . plans to enter college. JO ANN SMITH likes to collect snapshots . . . is seen with Kay Jones . . . dislikes gushing . . . plans to work in a telegraph office. ESTHER SPON- SELLER likes to collect stamps . . . talks quite a bit . . . dislikes reading . . . hopes to work in a defense plant. EUGENE STEINOUR likes to read . . . known by his height . . . dislikes radio Soap Operas . . . plans to work. FRANCES STOCK likes dancing . . . is recognized by her loud colors . . . dislikes two-faced people . . . plans to do secretarial work. FRED ST ONER likes music . . . is always seen rushing around . . . dislikes poor personalities . . . hopes to enter the Navy V-12. JANE STRICKHOUSER likes reading . . . is known by her smile . . . doesn't like to comb hair . . . hopes to do secretarial work. DARLENE TROSTLE likes reading . . . is always seen with an armful of books . . . doesn't like to see lavender and pink together . . . plans to enter nurses' training. EUGENE UTECH likes sports . . . is tall and lanky . . . dislikes women . . . plans to go to college. ANN UTZ likes dancing . . . is known by her bangs . . . doesnit like sissy boys . . . plans to do secre- tarial work. RUTH WARMAN likes sports . . . known by initials R.A.W .... doesn't like the expres- sion Spread Outh . . . hopes to become a stenographer. HORACE WAYBRIGHT likes to help on the farm . . . is recognized by his F.F.A. emblem . . . dislikes cows . . . is going to farm. CHARLES WEAVER likes to collect football players' pictures . . . is known by his Wee! Wahl yell . . . dislikes women . . . is going to enter the service. SAMUEL WEAVER likes sports . . . is chunky . . . dislikes wolfesses . . . has entered Army Air Corps. EMILY JANE WEIGLE likes reading . . . is known by her tongue always sticking out . . . dislikes singing commercials . . . hopes to be a dietitian. GLADYS WETZEL likes music . . . is always smiling . . . doesn't like girls who act like babies . . . plans to enter nursing school. HARVEY WHITE, JR., likes fishing . . . recognized by his black hair . . . hates to get up in the morning . . . plans to enter the service. CHARLOTTE WINEBRENNER likes dancing . . . is known by her red hair . . . dislikes ladies' hats . . . plans to go to college. GLADYS WISLER likes to collect photographs . . . known for her smile . . . dislikes stuck-up kids . . . hopes to get a defense job. LILLIAN YINGLING likes reading . . . is known for her reddish blond hair . . . hates to see anklets with high heels . . . plans to work. HAROLD ZINN likes to collect dance records . . . always has rosy cheeks . . . doesn't like sleeping with people who have cold feet . . . hopes to be a horticulturist. 1 L Nm W f S 1 4 N, H' L' 0 f' Q :ff FL eff 1 .ff fum., .vw 'Q A LUB5 CANNGN AID 19114 NATIONAL HCDNOR SCDCIETY Seatecl---XX'illinm Green, Dorothy Sanders, Elizabeth Small, Mary Clare Nlyers, Eloise McCleaf, Fred Grilhn. Standing---Charlotte Wiiielwreiiiier, Gladys Smith, Elyse lVlcCleaf, Anne llalver, Barhara Cline, Nlnrgaret llnlwle, Darlene Trostle, Katharine Relwert, Doris Berkheimer. QUILL AND SCROLL Seated--Miss Josephine Howe fAdviserj, Edgar Raffensperger, Barham Cline, Elyse Mcffleaf, Doris liinlclwoner, Miss Louise Ramer fAdviscrl. Standing---Virginia Kencllehart, Anne Faher, Williani Cromer, W'illiam Sperry, james Smith, Gloria liclcer, Jeanne Spahr, Doris Ann Gaines. STUDENT CGUNCIL CANNON-AID 19411 First Row--Miss Mcllhenny lAdviserlg Barbara Wolff fSec.lg Walter Keeney QV. Pres.l: Williaixa Green Preslg Norman Rasmussen lTreas.lg Anne Faber, Mr. Troxell lAdviserl. Second Row-Peggy Ridinger, Gladys Smith, Betty Let-ming, Patricia Cole, Katharine Rebert, Eloise McCleaf, Shirley Larkin, Elyse McCleaf, Doris Berkheimer. Third Row-Dean Stulrz, Richard McDonnell, Richard Trussell, Phyllis Reaver, Gloria Eclcer, Fannie Rae Strohm, Barbara Klinefelter. Fourth Rowfjohn Horner, Walter Mountain, Dunning Idle, George Thrush, Richard Heintzelman, Howard Fox, Dale Sheffer. RED CRCDSS CQUNCIL First Row-Peggy Smith, Roxey Stambaugh, June Myers fSec.jg William Sperry 12nd V. Presjg Dorothy Sanders 1Pres.lg Mildred Reaver KV. Pres.l, Carolyn Blocher fTreas.lg Miss Scott fAdviserl. Second Row-Helen Adams, Ruth Shupe, Caroline Culver, Marguerite Spranlcle, Anna Mae Hemler, Phyllis Menchey, jean Musselman, Louise Forry, Anna Mae Rebert. Third Row-Mary Bisbing, Lorraine Hemler, janet Sixeas, Miriam Keeney, Jean Stitt, Nancy Berkheimer, ldelen Lazos. Fourth Row-Jeanne Bucher, Darlene Trostle, Doris Pepple, Barbara Cline, Mary Clare Myers, Ruth Warman. Fifth Row--Walter Trestle, Charles Curley, Joseph Hess, Granville Miller, James Roberts. CANNCDNAID 19114 MAROON AND WHITE STAFF Margaret Bable, Doris Berkheimer, Betty Britcher, Jeanne Bucher, Bernice Bumbaugh, Barbara Cline, joseph Codori, Richard Culp, Eloise Dillman, Gloria Eclcer, Anne Faber, Doris Finlcboner, Ruth Fortenbaugh, Doris Ann Gaines, Rose Zita Gaines, Elinor Geyer, Doris Gitlin, joseph Hanawalt, Harold Hand, Richard Heintzelman, Kath- leen Jones, Virginia Kendlehart, Miriam Keeney, Charles Kranias, Shirley Larlcin, Catherine Lewis, Helen Lock, Elyse McCleaf, Grace Myers, Mary Clare Myers, Patricia Power, Connie Raffensperger, Edgar Raffensperger, Doris Ramer, Marbie Reed, Mollie Rae Rice, Violet Rosensteel, joseph Sanders, Elizabeth Small, Harold Small, Jeanne Spahr, Rose Marie Swisher, Betty Teeter, Ann Utz, Mildred Walter, Gladys Wetzel, Harvey White, -lane Winebienner Barbara Ziegler, Harold Zinn. Miss Josephine HowefBusiness Adviser Miss N. Louise Rainer-AEdirorial Adviser IOURNALISM CLUB Minnie Barbehenn, Carolyn Blocher, Jeanne Bream, Gloria Eclcer, Ruth Fortenbaugh, Doris Ann Gaines, Doris Gitlin, Harold Hand, Richard Heintzelman, Mary Heintzelman, Kathleen Jones, Miriam Keeney, Barbara Klinefelter, Cornelius Knorr, Betty Leeming, Catherine Lewis, Helen Loclc, Harry Moser, Grace Myers, Ann Raffensperger, Edgar Raffensperger, Marbie Reed, Mollie Rae Rice, Joseph Sanders, Harold Small, Rose Marie Swisher, Betty Teeter, Mildred Walter, Barbara Wolff, Barbara Ziegler, Harold Zinn. Miss N. Louise Ramer-Adviser CANNON-AID 19411 CANNONAID STAFF SENIOR FEATURE SNAPSHOTS SPORTS Barbara Cline Mary Clare Myers Edgar Raifensperger Shirley Larkin Holce Fowler Barbara Henderson Virginia Kencllehart Luther Gotwald El M Cl f Eliijgr Cseyjj SUBSCRIPTION T FACUHLTY and CLASSES Gladys Wetzel Helen Lock Creva BSU? our Robert onnle a TYPISTS Sam Weaver Doris Berkheimer Betty jo Naugle ADVISER D0f0fhY Sanders Charles Kranias Miss Ruth Spangler Robert Schroyer -lane Striclchouser Katharine Rehert Ruth Warman Catherine Lewis joe Coclori Jeanne Bucher Harvey White SENIOR WRITE-UPS Gladys Smith Anne Faber joe Hanawalt Eloise Mcffleaf john Knorr Margaret Bable Myrtis johnson ADVERTISEMENT Doris Finlcboner Anne Bollinger Harold Zinn Doris Ramer june Myers Rose Zita Gaines Anne Urz CANNONPAID 1944 CHCRUS AND MUSIC Seniors-fAngt'lo, C., Bngot, B., Bollinger, A., Britcher, B., Bucher, J., Btiinlnarigli, B., Cnrhaugh. E., Cash mnn, E., Clapsnddle, A., Cline, B., Codori, J., Dillman, E., Dillon, M., Faber, A., Finlchoner, D., Gaines, R. Z. Geyer, E., Griffin, F., Hanawnlt, J., Harhnugh, A., Harbaugh, J., Henderson, B., Hess, G., Kendlehnrr, V., Knorr J., Long, J., McClenl:, E., McClenf, E., McLaughlin, L., Miller, R., Munshour, T., Myers, Myers, M. C. Naugle, B. J., Neatrour, G., Rnfifensperger, C., Raffensperger, E., Ramer, D., Reloert, K., Redding, N., Redding V., Rider, R., Sanders. D., Small, E., Small, M., Smith, G., Smith, A., Striclchouser, J., Wfnrman, R., Weigle E., Wetzel, Cv., Winebrenner, C., Zinn, H. Juniors-Baughman, B., Bower, P., Bucher, K., Coffelt, E., Coffman, F., Conti, V., Crouse, R., Drake, T. Eilcer, P., Fiscel, V., Forry, L., Gaines, D. A., Geiselman, J., Gitlin, D., Harbaugh, J., Harbaugh, M., Herr, A. Johnson, B., Kennell, M., Kepner, A., King, J., Knorr, C., Miclcley, S., Millhimes, B., Moore, I. M., Pepple, D. Renver, M., Renver, P., Rohrlmugh, A., Sachs, J., Sanders, S., Schwartz, J., Sentz, T., Settle. H., Shealcr, A. Shriver, E., Shulley, L., Small, H., Smith, D., Spahr, J., Sterner, H., Taute, N., Tressler, A., Wfagner, N., Way bright, L., Wenscholf, R., Wentz, M., Wildasin, B., Williams, G., Winebrenner, Q 1 fa 11.3.1 1 1 . ' A . ' Sophomores-V-Amiclc, N., Beclcer, E.. Borleis, L., Brindle, H., Brindle, M., Bucher, M., Cargas. C., Cleveland D., Cole, J., Cole, P., Collins, B., Crahill, M. J., Crouse, R., Culver, C., Diclcert, R., Dorsey. S., Dmlcc, R., For: tenbnugh, R., Fridinger, M. L., Fulton, M., Gigous, M., Gladhill, B., Gorman, G., Hand, H., Hnrner, E., Hemler A., Hess, J., Hess, J., Keeney, M., Knepper, M. L., Lawver, P., Lower, E., Miller, G., Moser, B. L., Musselmnn J., Myers, G., Myers, N., Nunemaker, T., Oyler, B, Pottorff, Rebert, E., Redding, R., Redding, R., Reed, M. Riley, R., Rohrhaugh, T., Rudisill, D., Sachs, L., Sanders, M. L., Saylor, R., Schartiger, L., Shorter, D., Shields, A., Sixeas, J., Small, V., Smith, D., Smith, D., Snider, E., Starry, R., Swisher, R. M., Swope, J., Teeter, B., Ull- rich, E., Wnybright, G., Wetzel, L., Wherley, B., White, G., Wilson, R. Freshmen-Barbehenn, M., Bowling, G., Bream, M., Carter, E., Deaner, K., Felix, G., Geisler, E., Hanlccy, B., Redding, R., Shetter, G., Shull, V., Shultz, S., Snyder, J., Sponseller, H., Taughinloaugh, D. Mr. Shade lAdviserl. v - CANNON-AID 1944 ORCHESTRA W First RowABarbara Cline, Barbara Wolff, Myrtis johnson, John Schwartz, Doris Jean Kitzmiller, Ruth For- tenbaugh, Ann Raffensperger, Mary Clare Myers, Gloria Eclcer, William Flaherty, Glenn Musselman, Lucille Baker, Barbara Ziegler, Barbara Oyler, Nancy Shanebroolc, Harry Emlet. Second Row-Mr. Longaneclcer 1Directorl, Granville Miller, Grace Myers, Joseph Hanawalt, James Reesman, Harry Spangler, Walter Keeney, Elizabeth Small, Harold Small, Robert Saylor, William Ogden, John Sheffer, Luther Smith, Patricia Scott Knot on picturel. l .. ,, 4 BAND First Row-Betty Teeter, Janice Sachs, Rae Strohm, Joseph Hanawalt, Walter Keeney, John Schwartz, Naomi Taute, Harold Small, Charles Rodgers, Harry Spangler, Elizabeth Small, William Tipton. Second Row-Granville Miller, Dunning Idle, Arlene Rohrbaugh, Lorraine Rohrbaugh, Ruth Anna Kime, Ger- trude White, Marcette Kennel, Glenn Musselman, Harold Settle, John Sheffet, William Ogden. Third Row-Doris Oyler, Lucille Baker, Barbara Ziegler, James Roberts, Luther Smith, Howard Fox, Grace Myers, Harry Emlet, William Flaherty, Gloria Ecker. Fourth Row-James Reesman, Patricia Scott, Louise Wetzel, Nancy Shanebroolc, Harry Myers, Margaret Jones, Betty Leeming, Fred Rodgers, Mr. Longanecker fDirectorj, Robert Saylor-Janice Geiselman fnot on picturel. CANNQNAID 1944 DRAMATIC CLUB Louise Duncan. Chr., Margaret Little, Joyce Keeler, Doris Rudisill, Mary Louise Kranias, Viola Jeffcoat, Ethel Robert, Doris Oyler, Lucille Schartiger, Treva Sentz, James Smith, Chr., Lois Waybright, John Scott, Mary Bucher, Janice Cole, Wanda Lochbaum, Mary Jane Crabill, Mary Kessel, Lorraine Hemler, Belle Wlierley, Betty Little, Shirley Sharpless, Chr,, Anna Clapsaddle, Doris Kirzmiller, Rena Diclcert, Virginia Anzengrulner, and Catherine Small. Geraldine Waybright, Christina Angelo, Elsie Ullrich, Doris Smith, Dale Sheffer, Martha Dillon, Julia Hull, Winifred Jones, David Rasmussen, Kathleen Plattenburg, Teresa Riley, Nancy Amiclc, Mary Brindle, Helen Sterner, Rhoda Crouse, Nadine Kime, Ruth Warman, Chr, Lillian Borleis, Dorothea Spence, Jeanne Long, Jimmy Reesman, Richard Chronister, Ida Mae Moore, Betty Millhimes, Jane Tonsil, Betty Collins, and Myrna Harbaugh. Peggy Ridinger, Chr., Doris Karas, Ruth Kepner, Ida Redding, Delma Carn, Ruth Shupe, Naomi Taute, Bernice Deatriclc, Johanna Grieb, Helen Bucher, Chester Geiman, Emily Jane Weigle, Chr., Edgar Moser, Anna Louise Decker, Jane Sanders, Christine Coover, Helen Miller, Jane Ramer, Glenn Musselman, Harold Small, Richard Jacobs, Phyllis Bower, Chr., Betty Lou Baughman, Alma Rinehart, Janice Rehert and Shirley Carbaugh. Sarah Sanders, Phyllis Reaver, Jane Buehler, Lucille Fair, Violet Barb, Robert Saylor, Ardella Herr, Chr., Ramona Drake, Doris Cleveland, Treva Keeler, Maiy Rohrbaugh, Mary Lazos, Maylnelle Herr, Eloise Coffelt, Rota Crouse, Jane Striclchouser, Williain Tipton, Canola Catgas, Chr., Barbara Klinefelter, Thelma Dralce, Sara Miclcley, Mildred Wentz, Phyllis Keefer, Arlene Epley, Nancy Shanebroolc, Pat Cole, Betty Sharpless and Milton Moyer. Miss H. Keith and Miss D. Rudolph lAdvisersJ. CANNONAID 1944 MASK AND WIG Front--Harvey White, Barbara Cline, Anna Bollinger, Nancy Amiclc, Violet Rosensteel, Elyse Mc- Cleaf, joseph Codori, Margaret Bable, Luther Gotwald, Ruth Warman, Janice Sachs, Rose Zita Gaines, Gladys Wetzel. Back-Miss Mcllhenny fadvisetl, Cornelius Knorr, Fred Stoner, William Cromer, Helen Sterner, Joe Hanawalt, William Ogden, James Reesman, Barbara Wolff, Robert Saylor, John Knorr, Fred Grif- fin, Luther Smith. Not on picture-Robert Dayhofl, Harry Moser, Mary Clare Myers, Charles Smith and Horace Waybright. TUMBLING Donald Bucher, Patrick Cunningham, Loy Dietrich, Donald Doersom, George Gorman, William Horner, Richard McDonnell, Robert March, Thomas McLaughlin, Nelson Mattingly, Allen McDon- nell, john McKenrick, Robert Martin, David Raffensperger, Norman Rasmussen, Raymond Redding, Fred Rodgers, Charles Rodgers, Lloyd Rothhaupt, Richard Shaner, joseph Strong, Robert Sanders, joseph Stevenson, Francis Steinour, William Tonsil, Eugene Utech, Donald Williams. CANNQNAID 1944 F. F. A. First Row Dale lfclcert, Horace Wayhright, Albert Rudisill, Robert Dayhoff, Leroy Rudisill, Mr. Shriver fAdviserl. Second Row Daniel Horliman, Earl Keefer, Robert Eilier, Williaium Eilcer, Williaixx Coleman, Harry Spangler, Richard Wear1cr. Third Row--Floyd Reynolds, Stanley Wolf, Charles Miller, Edward Carhaugh, Howard Shultz, Roland Hanlcey, Dale Scott. Fourth Row-Russell Kim, Harold Smith, Earl Keefer, Virgil Hartman, Charles Smith, Charles Shriver. Not on pirture -Williain Shorb, Seymour Hamer. i I PREJNDUCTION First Row -Rolvert Shultz, Paul Haller, Edgar Raffensperger, Williain Green, Williaixx Troxell, Mr. Slieads lAdviserl. Second Row---jay Hershey, Robert Sheads, Fred Griffin, Richard Sites, Robert Miller, Third Rowgjoseph Sanders, Richard johnson, Russell Howard, Harry Emlet, Richard Sanders, Eugene Timbers. RADKDCLUB First Row-John Donmoyer, Keith Clapsaddle, David Woods, Paul Heim, Charles Bushman, Robert Arndt. Second Row-john Gormley, Donald Adams, john Redding, Vincent Conti, Alton Townsend. Third Row-William Cromer, Richard Hart- laub, Robert lwentz, Gene Walker. Fourth Row-Eugene Steinour, Herbert Adams, Paul Vogel, Mr. Cessna lAdviserl. Not on PicturefR0bert Coiihelcl, Richard Felix, William Redding, William Straley. LMDDELXURPLANE CLUB First Row-Howard Olson, Wilmer Sharrah IV. Pres.l, Jack Hartman lSec.l, Jesse Landis 1Treas.l, Mr. Haehnlen fAdviserl. Second Row-john Snyder, Eugene Cole, Lindy Shanoltz, ,lack Moser, Robert Heyser. Third Row-George Helwig, Clyde Keefer, Ralph Singley, Paul Settle. Not on Pictureglra Dorsey iPres.l, Harvey White, Patrick McGlaughlin, Charles Curley. 'NAVKLNUCWJAND iMATLEbUYUCSC1UB John Knorr, Luther Gotwald, Richard Culp, Mr. Troxell lAdviserj, Fred Stoner, Holce Fcwler, Virginia Kendlehart. CANNGN-AID 1944 l 1 444 1' CANNQNAID 1944 TYPING CLUB First Row-Beatrice liagot, Rosalie Bagot. Mar- garet Shields, janet King, Grace jeffcoat, jean Stitt Sara Miclcley, Freda Coffman, Anna Mae Rehert, Miss Howe lAdviserl. Second Row---Teresa Slonalcer, Nancy Slonalcer, Hermine Topper, Mary Yingling, Rebecca Wen- schoff, Gloria Stanshury, Larita Shulley, Alice Shealer. HISTORY CLUB First Row'--Margaret llahle, Rose Zita Gaines, Charles Kranias, Virginia Kendlehart, joseph Co- dori, Elizabeth Small, Mary Clare Myers, Bar- bara Cline, Doris Rainer, Elyse Mcffleaf. Second Row--'lane Buehler, Arlene Rohrbaugh, jean Kuhn, Helen Lazos, johanna Grieb, Elinor Geyer, Anne Faber, Gladys Wetzel, Eloise McCleaf, Miss Ramer lAclviserl. Third Row---Darlene Trostle, Gloria Eclcer, Bar hara johnson, james Smith, William Troxell, Lu- ther Gotwald, Harold Small, Carolyn Blocher, Mildred Walter, Barbara Henderson. Not on Picture-Doris Ann Gaines, Doris Git- lin, Cornelius Knorr, john Knorr, Anne Utz, Bar- bara Wolff. CHEERLEADERS Eloise Dillman, Rose Zita Gaines, Charlotte Winebrenner, Doris Berkheimer. 1 FIRST AID CLUB First Row--Patricia Scott, Phyllis Eilcer, Nancy Berkheimer, Walter Keeney, Betty Little, Jean Kuhn, Helen Lazos. Second Row-Blanch Moritz, Ruth Anna Kime, john Schwartz, Doris Pepple, Doris Plattenburg. Third Rowe-Luther Smith, Mr. Fidler fadviserl, Charles Reaver. Not on PicturefDoris Eckert. LIBRARY CLUB First Row-Lois Fedor, Dorothy Townsend, Betty ,lo Naugle, Geraldine Hess, Kathleen Furney, Jac- queline Sanders, Lillian Yingling, Betty Britcher, Second Row4Nancy Myers, Louise Fedor, Janet Sixeas, Alice Tressler, Miss Ross flibrarianj, Edith Carbaugh, Rheda Wilson, Joan Harbaugh, Pearl Rudisill. Not on Picture-Betty Heller. SEWING CLUB First Row-Thelma Vogel, Winifred Bowers, Lois Small, Roxey Stambaugh, Rae Strohm, Jean- nine Stambaugh, Helen Curley, Mrs. Ridinger lad- viserl. Second Row-Erma Shriver, Oneida Snyder, Elizabeth Ann Stock, Ann Raffensperger, Helen Adams, Marie Sterner. Not on Picture-Evelyn Waddell, Mary Mill- himes. CANNON-AID I9-44 CANNON-AID 1944 E, , in WHO'S WHO IN CLASS CF 1944 Most Henpeclcecl Biggest Eaters Best Natured Best Dancers Class Toughies Apple polishers Most Mischievous Truest Steadies Dare Bait Alibi Ikes Class Sages Class Fogs Class jolcesters Most Likely to Succeed Class Vultures Class Extremes fx. If 4 1 X wh 44 ,gi r vvrif'- :.f:' ' wg ex: 'I' fe s. fp L....,,...-M-W 'V N., 0 wfv-wffuf 'J 2 nm,MN5 5 'Q , ...A , A -4 . V . ...N W I ,, 'Q f-H, - ef,,.?' , I ,,,..f...5w.. 1 , 1 M- xxx . ' QW K. ff' 'NX 4 ,N 'wx 1 X ' 'fNa TfQ?,H 'l 1- if X -.tw . 1 1 if V Pk 45 :xg . Q A -. 7A '-M, , V , L' ' V ,gi ' Q ax- v-11 Q .3 .. , SLIM! .vf'l f :Mi V FY. 3 w, ' V, 1 f o:'9'K'5t ,Mm H -- -. J - ' ..f.f,5V . , N2 b v' in it ,f-,W ,f ' 'mth .EY if - .f,w..M-v.s vi, I N , . www 'J 'I ' f , A img-.. 'J' 4 'Qr-P , . .---..--4 , - ',yjLiM W-A . M M-. ' 1 wmv T CANNONVAID 1944 1943 VARSITY FOOTBALL Front Row fLeft to Rightj-George Thrush, endg Fred Haehnlen, center, Charles Weaver, tackle Sam Weaver, taclcleg Richard Epley, guard, Curvin Sanders, guard, Eugene Fidler, end, Mr. Melvin Dry Coach. Middle Row-William Tonsil, back, Richard Shaner, back, Sterrett Dorsey, baclcg Thomas Small, hack Eugene Timbers, haclcg Bernard Little, baclcg Martin Knox, baclc. Back Row-William Troxell, end, Joseph Stevenson, guard, Allen McDonnell, taclcleg Russell Howard end, William Sperry, guardg Joseph Hess, center, Milton Moyer, baclc. lnsets-Captain Sam Weaver, 68, Senior, and Charles Weaver, 65, Senior. . Not on Picture--Pat McGlaughlin, end, Richard Culp, manager. GAMES PLAYED G's AWARDED Culp Sanders Sept. 24 Carlisle Dorsey Shaner Oct. l Hanover Epley Small Oct. 8 Waynesboro Fidler Sperry Oct. I5 5McSherrystown Haehnlen Thrush Oct. 23 Chambersburg Hess Timbers Oct. 29 Hershey .... Howard Tonsil Nov. 5 Mechanicsburg Little Troxell McGlaughlin C. Weaver Totals S. Weaver Non-conference game. CANNON-AID 1944 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Front Row-Richard Heintzelman, Russell Fourlas, Richard Whittinghill, William Coleman, Earl Keefer, Robert Heyser, Harold Geisler, Harry Shaner. Second Row-William Carter, Earl Forry, Nelson Mattingly, Wilmer Sharrah, Paul Vogel, Donald Stemer, Thomas McLaughlin, Eugene Cole, Richard Hess. Back Row-Russel Redding, jack Cromwell, Fred Rodgers, James Roberts, Jack Hartman, James Crist Angelo, Donald Doersom, Edgar Moser, Jay Hershey, Charles Rodgers, Donald Bucher. on Picture-Paul Walters, William Lewis, Manager, Mr. Haehnlen, Coach. Reesman, Not Oct. 15 Oct. 29 Nov. 4 Nov. 1 1 Hanover Carlisle ,,,,, Hanover Biglerville Totals ,,,,,... GAMES PLAYED G.H.S. O PP- L .,..,, 0 20 6 6 0 33 14 7 20 66 CANNONAAID 19411 1944 VARSITY BASKETBALL George Gorman, 203 Bill Ogden, 113 George Fair, 16g Bob March, 173 Sefton Eisenhart, 153 Boh Kitzmiller, 183 Dick Culp, 123 Eugene Utech, 183 Pat McG1aughlin, 203 Dick Epley, 193 Mr. Melvin Dry, Coach. Not On Picture-Dick Fidler. GAMES PLAYED Dec. 10 Mcl. School for Deaf 14 York , , . , 43 17 Arendtsville H 28 21 York , , 15 Jan. 4 West York ,r,,, , 35 7 '61-'lanover H 35 14 Chambersburg ,, 29 21 4'Wayneshoro , ,, 52 25 Carlisle . 33 28 Delone 23 Felv. 1 West York , 44 4 3lCHanover L 38 8 College Frosh 28 1 1 :kCl13ml3CfSbUfg , 41 15 Carlisle ,, ,, 42 18 'kwaynesboro ,, 49 23 College Frosh 30 25 Delone ,, 49 Totals , , , ,, ,, , 648 4' Southern Pennsylvania Conference Games. G.H.S. Opp. 34 18 LETTERMEN RICHARD CULI1 GEORGE FAIR RICHARD FIDLER GEORGE GORMAN ROBERT KITZMILLER ROBERT MARCH WILLIAM OGDEN CANNON-AID 1944 Mr. Dec Dec. Dec Dec jan. Ian. Ian. Jan. jan. Feb. 1944 IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Front Row-Donald Raffensperger, Milton Moyerg Bob Saylorg Luther Sachs, Dick Heintzelman. Middle Row-Scott Mountain, Dick Whittinghill, Curvin Sanders, Russel Howard, Tom McLaughlin, Roger Smith, coach. Back Row-Fred Rodgers, Jay Hershey, james Reesman, Harold Hand, Dale Sheffer. Not on Picture-Charles Rodgers. GAMES PLAYED G.H.S. Opp. 10 East Berlin ,,,,, ,,,,,,.. 3 0 18 Feb 14 York ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,.,., . 13 26 Feb 17 Arendtsville ,,,, ,,,,,,, 3 9 10 Feb 21 York ,,,r .,,,,,, . , W 17 30 Feb 4 West York ,,,, ,,,,,,,, 2 3 21 Feb 7 Hanover ,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 2 4 19 Feb 21 Waynesboro ,777,,,, 33 Z3 25 Carlisle ...,r., ,,,,,,,. 3 9 17 Feb 28 Delone ,.,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 1 4 16 1 West York ,,,, ,,,,,,,, 3 6 16 G.H.S. Opp. 4 Hanover , ,,,, ,,,, 2 4 25 8 Biglerville W 27 12 11 Juniors ,,,,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 1 15 15 Carlisle ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 32 14 18 Waynesboro ,,,,., ,, ,, ,.,,, 38 32 22 East Berlin ffirst team, ,,.... 39 27 fsecond teamj , 20 23 25 Delone 1.,,,.., . ,.,..., ,,,. , 17 13 Total W ,,,,,,,, .,,,.,,,, 4 96 357 CANNON-AID 1944 in . .4 - SENIORS Anzengruber, Marie Bable, Margaret Berkheimer, Doris Bollinger, Anna Bream, Coetta Bumbaugh, Bernice Cashman, Evelyn Cline, Barbara Dillman, Eloise Duncan, Louise Epley, Arlene Finkboner, Doris Gaines, Rose Zita Henderson, Barbara Keeler, Phyllis Kendlehart, Virginia Larkin, Shirley Long, Jeanne McCleaf, Eloise McCleaf, Elyse Munshour, Treva Myers, June Myers, Mary Clare Naugle, Betty Jo Raflensperger, Connie Ramer, Doris Rebert, Katharine Redding, Nancy Redding, Verna Rider, Rita Rosensteel, Violet Sanders, Dorothy Shields, Margaret Small, Elizabeth Small, Marion Stock, Frances Trostle, Darlene GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSDCIATION Utz, Ann Warman, Ruth Wetzel, Gladys Winebrenner, Charlotte ,IUNIORS Anzengruber, Virginia Baughman, Bettie Lou Berkheimer, Nancy Blocher, Carolyn Bucher, Jane Bucher, Kathryn Coffelt, Eloise Coffman, Freda Crouse, Reta Drake, Thelma Ecker, Gloria Harbaugh, Jean Harbaugh, Myrna Herr, Arclella Jones, Margaret Kuhn, Jean Lazos, Helen Millhimes, Mary Millhimes, Betty Moore, lda Mae Myers, Rachael Plattenburg, Doris Reaver, Mildred Reaver, Phyllis Rohrbaugh, Arlene Sachs, Janice Scott, Pat Shealer, Alice Smith, Doris Spahr, Jeanne Sponsellor, Anna Sorlie, Ruth Sterner, Helen Stitt, Jean Taute, Naomi Wagner, Nancy Waybright, Lois Wenschoff, Rebecca Wentz, Mildred Williams, Gertrude Wolff, Barbara SOPHOMORES Amick, Nancy Bower, Phyllis Brindle, Henrietta Catgas, Canela Cleveland, Doris Cole, Janice Crabill, Mary J. Crouse, Rhoda Culver, Carolyn Dickert, Rena Drake, Ramona Fortenbaugh, Ruth Fridinger, Mary L. Furney, Kathleen Gigous, Peggy Harner, Esther Hemler, Anna Mae Hess, Jacqueline Hinkle, Dorothy Lawyer, Phyllis Leeming, Betty Lochbaum, Wanda Lower, Emma Moser, Betty Lee Myers, Grace Musselman, Jean Nunemaker, Theresa Oyler, Barbara Oyler, Doris Plattenburg, Kathleen Rebert, Ethel Ridinger, Peggy Riley, Theresa Rohrbaugh, Lorraine Sanders, Mary Sanders, Jackie Shetter, Dorothy Shields, Anna Shields, Janet Slonaker, Joan Small, Viola Smith, Philimine Starry, Ruth Swisher, Rose Marie Swope, Jane Teeter, Betty Ullrich, Elsie Waybright, Geraldine Wetzel, Louise White, Gertrude Wilson, Rheda FRESHMEN Barbehenn, Minnie Bisbing, Mary Blocher, Elizabeth Bowling, Geneva Bream, Jean Carn, Delma Carter, Esther Curley, Helen Deaner, Kathryn Felix, Jane Ford, Elizabeth Hankey, Anna Mae Hankey, Betty Heatwole, Carol Heintzelman, Mary Hemler, Lorraine Hull, Julia Jellcoat, Viola Jones, Winifred Karas, Doris Keefer, Joyce Keeler, Treva Kitzmiller, Doris Klinefelter, Barbara Kranias, Mary Lou Kump, Jane Lazos, Mary Little, Deloris McPherson, Frances Menchey, Phyllis Miller, Helen Raffensperger, Ann Raflensperger, Madelyn Ramer, Jane Rebert, Janice Redding, Ida Rohrbaugh, Mary Rudisill, Marcella Scott, Dorothy Shanebrook, Nancy Shetter, Geraldine Shupe, Ruth Small, Catherine Small, Lois Smith, Peggy Ann Stock, Ann Louise Strohm, Fannie Rae Tonsil, Jane Vaughn, Mary Woodward, Gladys CANNON-AID 1944 CALENDAR OF ACTIVITIES UF G. A. A. Any girl may participate in these activities. She earns points for the awards of class numerals and school letter. The activities are as follows: Team Sports-Tag football, volleyball, basketball, baseball, track and field, teaching and learning of social dancing. Individual Sports lschool champion determinedj-Lawn tennis, table tennis, badminton, bowling, archery, and horse- shoes. Individual Sports fstudents do on own timej-Hiking, skating, horseback riding, swimming, bicycling. Other Activities- Dances after two football games in October and November. Class football after school every Tuesday and Thursday, September to November. Dancing class for one hour after school for one week in November. G.A.A. Party-held on Thursday, December 2. G.A.A. Assembly-Wednesday, December 8, Dances after five basketball games, during December, january, and February. Class basketball after school every Tuesday and Thursday, january to March. Class volleyball after school every Tuesday and Thursday, March to April. Class baseball after school every Tuesday and Thursday, April to May. Gettysburg, Chambersburg and Hanover Girls Play Day-Saturday, May 13, all day and evening. I TERCLASS PRCGRAM Specific Objectives 1. To give every student the opportunity for competition and recreation in some phase of activity. 2. To cultivate interest and skill in sports which have carry over value as leisure time activities both during and after school days. 3. To promote physical activity especially out of doors, of a non-competitive as well as competitive, social type. 4. To develop leadership and sportsmanship. The interclass program is an integral part of the physical education program and is usually an outgrowth of the regular class work. The entire program is planned so that the greatest good may result to the greatest number. Tourna- ments and practice in the individual activities is provided for as well as the program of team sports. Teams are made up from classes according to year. The captain of each is elected from its own members. Teams compete against other class teams and win for the class as a whole. Then a varsity team is chosen from each class and these compete for school championship. Advantage is taken of the opportunity to use student leaders in the after school program. Members of the G.A.A. Cabinet are eager to assist in officiating, checking the equipment and in keeping the records. The success of an inter- class program is measured in terms of participation by the Students and its contribution to community life. CANNON-AID 1944 G. A. A. CABINET First Row-Frances Stock, Mrs. Tilberg fAdviserjg Katharine Rebert fPres.jg Rita Rider QV. Presjg Doris Berkheimer fSec.j, Barbara Cline fTreas.jg Margaret Bable. Second Row-Verna Redding, Ann Utz, Coetta Bream, Violet Rosensteel, Eloise McCleaf, Shirley Larkin, Elyse McCleaf, Rose Zita Gaines. Third Row-Treva Munshour, Connie Raffensperger, Evelyn Cashman, Marie Anzengruber, Marian Small, Dorothy Sanders, Doris Finkboner, Doris Ramer. Fourth Row-Charlotte Winebrenner, Nancy Redding, Anna Bollinger, Eloise Dillman, Bernice Bum- baugh, Elizabeth Small, Barbara Henderson, Elinor Geyer, Mary Clare Myers. Basketball-Eloise Dillman, Barbara Henderson, Treva Munshour, Marian Small. Volleyball-Margaret Bable, Marie Anzengruber, Anna Bollinger, Rose Zita Gaines. Baseball-Evelyn Cashman, Elinor Geyer, Nancy Redding, Violet Rosensteel. Dancing-Charlotte Winebrenner, Shirley Larkin, Elyse McCleaf, Doris Ramer. Swimming--Shirley Larkin Archery-Shirley Larkin Horseback Riding-Marian Small Badminton-Mary Clare Myers, Eloise McCleaf Skating-Evelyn Cashman Table Tennis-Coetta Bream, Ann Utz Hiking-Violet Rosensteel Lawn Tennis-Eloise McCleaf Bicycling-Ann Utz Horse Shoes-Verna Redding Bowling-Verna Redding M Bl W Reporter-Connie Raffensperger Track and Field-Frances Stock, Elizabeth Small, Doris Finkboner. A --.--Mm..--.3 - wf..,, Nkx W NY :ux.,.,h! Q A bg .E Q K E' 1 3 A 5 Q i 1 5 ' fx ff x N . ' Z , N' A ,ry-' .S :X g :I zip' 1 .. ' ,fx -' S ax, sn 311 , 5 f A N N J X, ff 5 sta. '1 I3 3 lg ,ff N 1 if P' ' . fl 5 Q oi A fs ,f ff ,f g f ,122 , 1 S' ,M if if' .f 5 Z Y Q 5 vt v- g q ,J 1. uw X IL . ,fi ,f n : A ' H 2 '1 S wi A r ff ,rf ,' .+' ' , tj, 'vm 9 ' X f. J , I gi Vx 'i E , Q , ,.' .2 V 5, , ,fr ff' . x 1, . '- K , A J , I. 4 if g gk Q! 5 M ,' xi .V Y, f dw' My fd,- ' ' ff, , 55 W , , ' . , ' ff, ' , 5 f' f 1 gd' 1' - s ,Q .- 'AP' ' '5-X :. 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While the family is admiring the cigarette case, a hold-up is staged, hut the McBride maid, Pauline, thwarts the attempt hy capturing the thief with her sling-shot. The plot unfolds when the will of the late owner is discovered in the cigarette case. The play was directed hy Miss Ruth Mcllhenny and Miss Ruth Scott and presented hy the high school for the henefit of the American Red Cross. All expenses were paid hy the following organizations: Athletic Association, Red Cross Council, Mask and Wig, Rooms 102, 105, l07A, 202, 205, 206, 206A, 208A, Student Council, and Maroon and White. CAST OF CHARACTERS Pauline, a maid Mary -lane Rosensteel Mrs. McBride, Stan's mother Ruth Warman Mr. Putnam, a Sherloclc Holmes fan john Chamherlain Betty Archer, a radio reporter Barhara Weill? Roy Bishop, a radio actor john Shoop Stan McBride, another radio actor Philip Ridinger Stuart Brownlee, a radio sponsor Sterling Cole George Spencer, a mysterious character William Roth Madeline Revelle, his companion Betty Tipton Barhara Field, a nurse . Margaret Bahle Mrs. Slater, a widow Violet Rosensteel Slim Lynch, a deputy sherilf William Cromer Whitey Wilstin, another mysterious character joe Hanawalt Radio Voice William Odgen CANNON-AID 1944 THE HGUSE WITHUUT A KEY Barbara Winterslip returned to her home in Honolulu to discover that her father had been mysteriously murdered, and that the veteran detective, Charlie Chan, is in charge. With Barbara was her cousin, John Quincy, who had come to take his elderly aunt, Minerva, back home to Boston. Various suspects had been found. There was a mysterious chest to whose ownership a jewelled pin is the only clue, and it is discovered that Dan Winterslip was once a blackbirder. The clearest suspect is -lim Egan, for he hated Dan and was the only man Dan feared. However, john Quincy fell in love with Carlota, the lovely daughter of jim Egan, and together with Chan, they discover that jim is really an English nobleman. After her father's funeral, Barbara left Honolulu to marry her lawyer fiance, Harry Jennison, Dan's lawyer. Many false clues were encountered, but Chan and John found that Harry was the murderer. Harry knew, by reading a letter from Dan to Barbara, that Dan objected, in fact, forbade Barbara to marry Harry. Somehow Dan had learned that Harry was an opium smuggler. The play, directed by Miss Ruth Mcllhenny and Miss Ruth Scott, was the annual senior class play. CAST OF CHARACTERS Minerva Winterslip ,...,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, Margaret Bable Kamaikui ........................ Violet Rosensteel, Louise Duncan Madame Maynard .. Mary Clare Myers, Dorothy Sanders Charlie Chan . ..,......,,....... ,....,..,... .....,.,,,,,,,... C h arles Smith Dick Kaohla ,..,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,.,,,,,,. John Horner, Harvey White Barbara Winterslip .,,..,........... . ..,.......,,,.,,,,,,,, Barbara Cline john Quincy Winterslip ..............,. , .....,.....,.,,. john Knorr Harry Jennison ..,......,.. .,... ..,,,.,,..,.,, J o seph Hanawalt Jim Egan ..,..,,.. ,... ,,,,,,,, E d gar Raffensperger Carlota Egan ....... ..........,. . Elyse McCleaf Arlene Compton .... ,,.,..,.,,.,,,, J une Myers Mrs. Brade .,....... ....,....,,,.. R uth Warman Mrs. Ransom ...... ....... . Jane Strickhouser Mr. Saladine ,.i.,.,..,., Harry Moser CANNON-AID 1944 LEAVE IT TO MCTHER This production is a three-act comedy depicting the trials and tribulations of a widowed mother of three children. Besides trying to guide her family through the pitfalls of their young lives, she owns and manages a hardware business. To add to her troubles, she is continuously goaded by a miserly old man, Lucius Fowler, who tries to win her hand in marriage as well as her hardware business. When her daughter, Coral, announces her intention of marrying Lord Cecil Bunyon, Mrs. Prescott pretends to elope with Bunny. In this manner she makes Coral realize that she really loves her childhood friend, Easton Bowers. She also untangles the domestic problems of her newlywed son, Stanley, and his wife, Roberta. The play was presented by the Mask and Wig under the direction of Miss Ruth Mc- Ilhenny and Miss Ruth Scott for the benefit of the Student Council. CAST OF CHARACTERS Etta Ford, the Prescott maid ,, , , ,,,, ,Nancy Amick Dolly Prescott, a mischievous young daughter Doris Gaines Easton Bowers, in love with Coral ,,,..t..,,,, William Ogden Mrs. Louise Prescott, an old-fashioned mother Margaret Bable Lucius Fowler, who has an eye for business Cornelius Knorr Mrs. Madge Lawton, who recently lost her husband Barbara Cline Coral Prescott, her ambitious daughter .... ,.,, B arbara Wolff Stanley Prescott, her son ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,... ., ,,,,,,, John Knorr Roberta Prescott, who arrives suddenly ,.., , ,,,, Elyse McCleaf Lord Cecil Bunyon fBunnyj, from dear old England Dunning Idle Edna James, one of Coral's college chums Charlotte Winebrenner Frederick Driscoll, Robertals uncle ,,t,, Edgar Raffensperger Ask Your Teacher About joining the inarch of the multitude of High School students in the IHUIICY-SZIYIHQ parade made possible through the School Savings System at the First National Bank OF GIETTYSBURG On Center Square Since 1857 .IIICNIIVLW Fvdvrul 17vjws1'f IlISIH'lIIIL'L' CtI!'f70I'f11'l.lJl1 Colnplilazmzfs Of GETTYSBURG THROWING C O M P A N Y R. li. BIERKHEIMER. Pres. 0 eazzay www eazzqe FOR INFORMATION SEE HENRY W. A. HANSON, PRESIDENT CANNON-AID 19114 Congratulations THE .O 1oHN o. LoWER GRADUATING CLASS of 1944 AD COMPANY INCORPORATED AMS COUNTY'S ONLY VVHOLESALE GROCER Loyal Order of Moose GETTYSBURG, PA. GEORGE SPIES 3 4140 N. Kolmar Avenue CHICAGO 41, ILL. BREHM 4. 9 13 17 Thr Best Class Rings Made Inc. JOHNNY KNOX'S , FOOD MARKET 1. G-hurg's Paclerewski 2. A letter from California, Joe? I 3 This chemistry is all GREEK to me VVHSl11l1gt01'l St .Z And now we take you to Mexico . . 5 Wh W h! 6. Lovs Bugs Got Them! WE DELIVER 7. Take a letter . . . 8 The good ole days Phone 261-W Lizzie's Love Notes 10. The Three Messquiteersl -1-li-i 11 See you at Fabers after school 'l'l'-l'- 12 This is the way I heard it- 14. rnnltep lift the twins C0 '7 U ' of 15. Absentees from History Club Pic 16. On the other nd of th cam ra H 0 SH Dlon't yoii dai take that, Mifff. 18. T ree o,c ock jump! EShaw and Dorsey have nothin' on u LADIES' 21. Wham ya, mean, cold? 151413 TRI AL C C and livrm' .S'lmz's Filled Better CONTRACTING CHILDRENS SPORT - DRESS - EVENING and REPAIRS VVEAR For All the Family Phone 624-Y THE SHOE BOX Baltimore Street GETTYSBURG' PA. ZOZ Stratton St. EVANS' FOOD STORE 246 York Street Selected GROCERIES Peoples Drug Store The Rzwall-Kodak Store Choice MEATS - DRUGS - SODAS - SUNDRIE Fresh PRODUCE S TOILETRIES - STATIONERY Ez-vrytldng for the Table We Deliver Phone 327-W 25 Baltimore Street Gettysburg, Penna Phone 20-W C0llLf71l.lllL'IllLS GETTYSBURG f Dr. J. Munley ON Tin: SQUARE DENTIST HENRY M. S THARF, M , , , L A mmgm, 26 Cliambersburg St. Gettysburg, Pa GEORGE SPIES, Inc. .7VIfn1ufart1n'ing Jvwvlvrs and Sfafimwrs Adams Co. Farm Bureau Co-op. Ass'n Gl4:'1 1'vsHl'Rcs, PA. FEEDS, SEEDS, FERTILIZERS, ETC. Huy C0-0fvv1'afiz'vIy and Sazv' flu' Iliffvrvmv 4 1 1 for l'0ursr'If CHICACO, ILL. Phmw 390 4140 N. Kolmar Ave. Compliments of 3 REA Sr DERICK FRIEND Flowers for All Occasions C0lllf71I-lllc'llfS of The Wayside Flower Shop mm... 629-2 c1E'r'rYsBURc, PA. Serving and Selling Automobiles for the STUDENT NAME CARDS THOMAS-ANDREW co. HUDSON CARS SAYRE, PENNSYLVANIA National Garage CO, OYLER si SPANGLER IJ. C. Forney, Prop. C. S. Mencbey, Mgr. 12-14 Chambersburg St. GETTYSBURG, PA. of iv Central Chemical Co. F oo D lZ.rfvr1d.r llvsf 1fVi.ri1vs to GRADUATES - 'l 4' t t 'B o of 1944 Class 4' Fniwo LUTHER I. SACHS 3.2 LOCUST LANE CON TRACTOR and BUILDER PHONE 110-X SWISHER'S GROCERY YORK STREET Champion Shoe Repair Best R8PGl.Vi1lQ in T0iU1l, Thomas George, Prop. De Luxe Restaurant 53 Chambersburg St. GETTYSBURG, PA. Phone 171-X DINNERS AND A LA CARTE SERVICE All Kinds of Sandwiches PENROSE MYERS JEWELRY - SOUVENIRS - REPAIRING 12 Baltimore St. Gettysburg, Pa. Estafblislzed I8 76 1814 1944 C0lllf7Il'IlIl'lIfS of The Gettysburg National Bank ON YORK STREET GETTYSBURG, PA. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member of Federal Reserve System Constructive Banking Since Colonial Days 1814 1944 FABER'S CENTER SQUARE FOUNTAIN SERVICE BRE YERIS' ICE CREAM MARTIN'S SHoE sToRE ANN'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 207 Baltimore St. ALL LINES OF BEAUTY CULTURE Star Brand Shoes A re Better Phone 495'X ANN IVIAUST BACHENSKY Congratulations to the sENIoRS OF CLASS 1944 EZIEQOBLE Fleetfwing Super Service 4 S. F. I'A1wv SWOP13 GIFTS UNUSUAL Carlisle Street Chambersburg St. Gettysburg, Pa. ROMAYNE MILLER'S HOME-MADE CANDIES PARTY ORDERS AND GIFT PACKAGES OUR SPECIALTY C0lIIfJIiHIC'lIf.S' of HARRIS BROTHERS DEPARTMENT STORE GETTYSBURG, PA. C0lll'f7llill'lffZllf.Y of Congratulations 3 . tothe T O B E Y S Comphmenfs of GRADUATING P L h CLASS OF 19-14 . CaCe lg t Hartzell's Esso Station In A and P LINCOLN WAY EAST H M5 Mile East of Gettysburg, Pa. MARY RAMER FRED T. NAUGLE INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE HAULINC NOTARY PUBLIC All Cargors Ilmrrm' 41 Baltimore Street Phone Fairfield 25-R-13 Orrtanna, Pa. COIIIPII-lllUllfS Appliance Store yvv of 61 Chambersburg St. I L L I A M S Gettysburg, Pa. Dougherty GROUP PHOTQGRAPHER d Mm: l 'i jZ4' FOR 1944 CANNQN-AID HH Clll CI'S O ' 'l' G. H. S. Hartley GRADUATES DRY GOODS In Timo of lVar, Prepare for PPGFCV' CENTRAL PENNA. Edna Ann Beauty Salon BUSINESS COLLEGE I 'af '9 323 Market Street ALL BEAUTY AIDS Harrisburg Pennsylvania 48 York St. Phone 294-X SL Conzplivlzcuts Conzpliiizrnfs of STORAGE Co. of IHXSTIQURIZEIJ z l HOMOGENIZED NHQJK Gettysburg DELECT0 ALSO ICE AND ICE CREAM Bowling C. ARTHUR BRAME, MANAGER Center Phone 175 Cozizplinzmzfs of SI-IUMAN'S CUT RATE STORE CoMI'I.ETE SODA l '0UN'l'AIN SERVICF SI-IERMAN'S STORE Clothing, Shoes, Haberdashery Athletic Wear GETTYSBURG, PA. BENDERIS CUT RATE STORE 16 Baltimore Street GETTYSBURG, PA. C. B. Bender, Proprietor The Gettysburg High School Alumni Association VVELCOMES YOU To Their Annual Get-Togetlieru Monday Evening, May 29th Pr'f.ridr-nt-J H In T RAYIIIONII, 'ZZ Vive PVL'Sld87lf-1-PIROY H. VVINEIIRI-LNNER, '18 .SiFC7'Cft1l'j'1ESTHER M. TIPTON, '33 Trvasurrr'-J. HERBPIR'f VVEIKERT, '29 Stafisririan-LII.I.IAN D. STOOPS, '30 . ERB 'R C0lIlf7lfl7lC7IfS Comphimcms of FOR Of WARNER MAJESTIC IN S U R A N C E BROTHERS SUDA TELEPHONE 300 MAJESTIC GRILL AND PI PHILIP R. BIKLE PROP. THEATRES CITIZENS OIL CO. Distrilrutors of TEXACO PETROLEUM PRODUCTS TEXACO ROOFING MATERIALS GOODRICIH TIRES AND BATTERIES 46Y Ork St. Gettysburg, Pa. HENNIO'S BAKERY 35 YORK STREET BAKERS FOR G.H.S. CAFETERIA Daily Delivery Phone 323 MUMPER STUDIO 41 Ba PI-IOTOGRAPHER CLYDE MUMPER, Prop. ltimorc Street flettyslmiirg, l':I. 1898 WEANER'S DAIRY E. NV. VVEANER, PROP. Mille for Babies a Specialty Phone 954-R-4 Gettyshurg, Pa. 1898 1944 1944 S. For Qualify Printing UOJMPLIMEIX FS call THE BRICK COMPANY -Of- GETTYS G PUBIJISISIKIQG NEW OXFORD, PENNA. MINTER S CO. STORE Gettysburg Phone BRICKMAKERS SINCE 1851 Perma. 549 ' WESTMINSTER STUDIO School and College Plzotography-C01lm1crC1'al Plzotograjllzy RUSKIN B. WARREN, Proprietor WESTMINSTER, MD. The H. SL H. Machine Shop AUTOMOTIVE REPATRTNG A. Ii. HUTC1-IISON, Prop. Complete Wreck service-body, frame and fender repairing. Dupont Duco Paint- ing-from 21 scratch to a complete car. VVasl1ington St. GETTYSBURG, Pa. Oremer's Flowers .S'I'lll't' 1879 Reliable Service :tml Quality Always F. li. CRICINIICR, 1:I0l'I..Yf 219-227 li. Vllztluut Street HANOVER, PA. Your Flower Plmncs: Z2-l, 671 Sweetland GILBERT'S Compliments of Home-Made Candies TAILORING AND DRY Texas Hot SODA CLEANING FOUNTAIN lenef , T. W. Gilbert, Proprietor Baltimore Street ERNIEJS GETTYSBURG 24 CHAMBERSBURG STREET PA. PHONE 20-Y Chambersburg Street THE TIMES AND NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY GETTYSBURG, PA. Equipped to Produce Any Kind of Printing Printers of the HMAROON AND WHITE AND MANY OTHER SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS C if I' t H E L E N omp Zum!! S C01l'If7II1lIf'l1fJ of 0 K A Y WENTZ'S BENDER5 Faff,'Q02if,'ff'J FURNITURE STORE Funeral Home DRESSES GETTYSBURG GETTYSBURG SUITS I I , PENNSYLVANIA BAGS fServ1ng you smce 22D CANNON-AID 1944 Colnflinzcllfs Of Britcher and Bender DRUG STORE B. P. 0. E L K 27 Chambersburg St. NO. 1045 Gettysburg, Pa. INDEX T0 ADVERTISERS A. and P. Store Adams Co. Farm Bureau Co-op Ass'n Alwine Brick Co. Ann's Beauty Shoppe Bender's Cut Rate Bender's Funeral Home Bikle, Philip R.-Insurance Blocher's-Jewelers B. P. O. Elks Brehm, The Tailor Britcher ancl Bender Central Penna. Business Co Champion Shoe Repair Citizens Oil Co. Coffman-Fisher Co. Cremer's Flowers Delecro Dairy DeLuxe Restaurant Dougherty and Hartley Edna Ann Beauty Salon Evans' Food Store Faber's First National Bank Fleet-Wing Super Service Gettysburg Bowling Center llege Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg College High School Alumni Ice and Storage National Bank Publishing Co. Throwing Co. Gilbert's Dry Cleaning Grenoble Gifts H. BL H. Machine Shop Harris Brothers Hartzell's Esso Station Helen Kay Shop Hennig's Bakery Hotel Gettysburg Johnny Knox's Food Market john C. Lower Co. Loyal Order of Moose Majestic Soda Grill Martin's Shoe Store Minter's Store Mumper, Clyde-Studio Munley, Dr. J. J.-Dentist Murphy's National Garage Naugle, Fred T.-Hauling Oyler and Spangler Peace Light Inn Penrose Myers-Jewelry People's Drug Store Ramer, Mary-Insurance Rea and Derick Romayne Miller's-Candies Rose-Ann Shoppe Sachs, Luther I.-Contractor Sherman's Clothing Store Shoe Box Shuman's Cut Rate Store Smith, J.-Electrical Contracting Spies Co.-jewelers 121 Sweetland Swisher's Grocery Texas Hot Wiener Thomas-Andrew Company Times and News Publishing Co. Tobey's Trostle's Appliance Store Warner Brothers-Theaters Wayside Flower Shop Weaner's Dairy Wentz's Furniture Store Westminster Studio Williams-Photographer O I Coffman-F1sher Co. DEPARTMENT STORE U I1 lzcrv Style and Qzmlify Mem' a Low Prim' 5 Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Men's and Boys' Jewelers SifLC8 Clothing and Furnishings 25-27 Cl b :l VVOMEN'S AND CHn-DREN's iam emurg Street READY-TO-VVEARU GETTYSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA Center Square G IETTYSHURG, PA. X 11 X i 11 It WH 1, 11. I1 1X1XX1 X X . 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