Gettysburg Academy - Osoga Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

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Pezg Class Poem P01 tvyo long yeals vse ye vsalted Our dlplomas to FQCGIXE But non as Sen1o1s rated VVe pause befoxe we leaye P01 noyy the tlme is here Fo bld G A good bye fhough ITIQYTICJFIGS of pxst years And sadness dlm the eye how yylule ue ale lelymg the Academy Comes to us ag un the Call Eyer beal all tloubles nobly Neyer let our st lllddld fall We the yn earels of the olange and blue ar gomg And to you th1S toast ue g1V6 Here s to our headmastel and professors 'lo vxhom we vslsh all yoys And hele s to the students To 111 the glrls md boys 'NI IX xll succeedmg classes of old G A Bllllg he1 honol fame and gloly And the prestxge of her name Be a newer endmg story As we the class of nmeteen twenty tyno Leave the bl11ld1HgQ of Gettysburg Academy We lefne vuth vou best vushes And bld vou all Cood bye A K D' 1 v- v f aw v 7' y ' A n. A Y K 1 1 -K . V , , 4 7 . .' . V ' - V , . . , Y ' Y f 2. 7 f Il iv ' ' C . .. y , ,Y v v ' v . 1 . v' , v C .7 ' '1 va I. l I A L K c -A , . . , , ' v v . 1 . 1 v 77 x C n ' , . Q v .1 I N v . 1 V ' K r it , I 1 1 N 1 . . U, ., ' v v v'w 4 ' 7 . . 1 . , 1 ,1 v W . ., I . YI V1 L . c L-'- l Y! 1 - 4 ww W A Cy C A Ls L 1 I 1. 1 O I ivy y v n e , - ' K nu ' ' - 1- 1 , e- , ' 1 f V Y N' L. YL ' u as 0 I - ' . r

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to xou Ill xour future work MOSAICHI WADA Wada SllIlllj0:lll Japan XX lute Lxterarg Socmty XX ada was not Xtltll Us at the bt ummg of thc yur He Jomcd us tfttr LllI'lStIll s COIIllllg from the Land of the bettxng bun We all lU1l'llCCl13tCly became lntcrested 111 tlus small chap especlally when he show ed us what he could do 1n the way of Jlll JltSl11 The Ellg'llSll language was a b1t hard for hnn to master 'tt first b11t llc soon learned to express hnn self clearly He IS liked by excry ont as 1s shown by the llltLl'L9f.Ctl crowd Wl'llCl'l gathers about hlm Wada has been the rec1p1ent o many sweet Scented letteus whlch came to hlm from Japan Evidently Wada has weakened to the w1les of some malden That IS just natural Wada has a l:l11aI1Cl3.l 3ITllJltl0I1 and lntends to enter Gettysburg College Some day he w1ll be the Rockefel lcr of Japan We wlsh hxm success CLARENCE MONROE SWINN Swmn Newxllle Pa H M C A M1n1ster1al ASSOC13. txon Blue Lxterary Soc1cty Swmn 19 a sery ll1tlllStI'l0l1S and Lncrgetlc young man nevcr puttxng oif untll tomorrow what he can do to fav He sonmetnnts prcparcs lns ltssons a weak 111 tdxance Wo one CIllC.bll0lli lns formcr occupahon af seemg h1s skull displayed Ill lllllilllllg a snow shox cl On account 0 an a tempt It fu Slllg ll1NtL'it of gontg to church Swmn I'LCClXCLl hu demerxts ls '1 rux 1rd and IIIIIIIC, dlatelx dccldnd th tt lt would bc s1fc1 back ln the countrx out ot slght ot ro s Ht saxs th tt country lassc-1 trc unsurpassed by clty lasses my stuc ent we feel sure that he 145 prospects tor 1 good tuturc 51111111 expects to enttr hettx sburg Lolltgc and Semmary to DFLIYITL for thc Illllllillfy Good luck 'tnd best 111s ns Page . 1 - ll ' 17 , C . . . . - : ' - ,, . ,, . r Y . Q . 1 1 ' U 1 ' . l . 1 . ' '. ' 1 ,.. 1 ' , 1 1 1 1 .. . . . 1 ter . S ,. .K . 5 L ,y .1 h K t t 2 as: . F 'L l - 1. ,- 11 , -, 1 '- 5 if . ' 'z , . X- ' 1 if 1 1 Z - 1 :Z x - 1 . , 1 fy -1 5, . 1. I f,. X . . ,, . 1 - 5 j ' . , 1 j- wayf' Now, as he IS a suxcere Greek f k. 1 ' 1 1 I- 1 1 1- - - 3 11 ,' vs 1- 1 ' 1- ' 1 s I v Hx x L Q . li ll . R I ' 11 v, In 4 1- 1 I .- g' ' ' 1 11K . ' ' ' 1 5 2 - a:, 1. - - . 11 , ,f 5 , v' ' 1 . . 3 x ' . wh l I vx v- 1 - A v . l x KK YI Q ' - I1 11 ' - - - i 1, ' . . ' ' 45

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Semor Class H1story Our ch1ef a1m durmg our two years IH Gettysburg Academy has been to pursue our studles and to complete our work satls factorlly Every one has done hls best and the many names on the Honor Roll show proof of our success We are proud of our record There 1S perhaps no one IH the class who has not at some tlme durmg the past two years murmured or even rebelled agalnst the work YVh1Cl'l we have recelved but wh1ch one of us yy ould be w1ll1ng to sacrifice the results of thls work? We have been dlllgent Thls dlllgence demanded a reactlon wh1ch we found lll the secondary interest of our class Wlth the vantage po1nt of SBHIOFS we look back Wlth amusement prlde and sat lsfactlon upon the past two years Most of our class members entered Gettysburg Academy 1n the Fall of 1920 There are sever 11 ln the class who entered the year before and have been here three years We left our re spect1ve homes comlng to Gettysburg to a strange place to a place vyhlch most of us had never seen before The rules wh1ch yye lmmedlately had to l1ve up to the strangeness of the bulld 1ngs and above all the many strange neva faces almost made us tremble at first However we soon became acquamted and wlth the help of the klnd professors we soon learned to like Gettys burg Academy and 1n fact the ent1re tovyn The year soon sped by and when the last day of school 1n June came we were re luctant to leave We b1d good bye to our many new frlends ex pressmg wishes to see them agam IH the comlng F 111 On September 21 when school reopened we found most of the Senlor members had returned Ten new students enrolled as Senlors brlnglng the total to thlrtv five Deslrxng to make thlg a successful year ln the Way of organlzatlon the class lmme d1ately got together and elected the followlng class officers Raymond E Agnew presldent Bemamm F Hoffman v1ce pre sldent Raymond E Doyle secretary and treasurer Another meetlng was held at wh1ch tlme the class rlng was declded upon At the same meetmg the class declded to publish the Osoga the fourth ISSUQ of the Academy year book The staff was selected and has worked dlllgently to make thls the best publlca Page 1,7 0 e L- - c L L L L. . L L , L Y . . . . L L L L . . c c c ' . Y. w Y . L L LL. c , L , L ' Y . L J L C . . c L c cLL r V - , M c L. v 1 Y PL u v . . . . , , Lk - ' Y , , L, L c L L . , ' L c c . i ' . - L L, L L . 1 . Y , , . L , - . - c ' ' L '- . . . . . ' L L c c 1 . 9 K 1 . V 1 1 L c . L L L s .,' ' K v ' ' . Y . . L . - v 9 . ' 9 ' . . 7 , , . , L . L 7 ! r