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

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page four ' 1960-1961 was a representative school year for the students of Gettys- burg High School. Upon returning to classes in the fall, they . . . scrutinized new teachers . . . cheered the teams on-sometimes in victory, sometimes in defeat . . . made new friends . . . created stronger bonds with old friends . . . joined clubs . . .' rehearsed for plays . . . sold tickets, candles and pea- nuts . . . contributed to class treasuries and organized drives . . . welcomed the fourth foreign exchange student . . . groaned over homework assign- ments . . . attended assembly and lyceum programs . . . crammed for examinations . . . enjoyed a record number of snow holidays . . . and squirmed as teachers Hlled out report cards in class. However, 1961 saw changes too. Seventh graders moved to Lincoln School. Underclassmen visualized graduation from the new senior high school. Educational standards rosefdemanding more specialized courses. High honor lists diminished in size. Editors planned the biggest and best yearbook ever. ' A All of these things helped make 1961 a year to remember. THE EDITOR