Gettysburg Academy - Osoga Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

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L.f5fb The 1 119.28 f Osoga W 'NH 1-K-K-K-K-Q-fPll-l-l-l-l-K-l-l- 19- K- fy Q-l-Q- Q-g,. 4. Gr'eetz'ngs to the Cffext Eclliroo 999 ll'YlI81L your prizzltor is lzowliug for copy, And your board are all down with the flug T110 plzozfogroplwr cries, Suu or no pictures, And the rain simply wovzft fake the cueg l'VllC1I uobodyk paid flzoir szlbxcripfiou, And ilzo printer 'Zl'UlIfS Co-slz lu adz'a11cc',' llfllen your contract roocls, Tlzrc'f' Hundred, 11 And your bz15z7l1vs.v board Jays, Not a clzouref' lflflzcn tho seniors fllltl' grinds are a- 111ll:Sfl71CC?, And decide not to write any more,- Our cr-clzfico is,-pray donft bc dow-zzlzcolfed, Just rcuzczu-bor ifs lzofppcucd before. So dcuuzud all your copy by Augusf, And all your picfuros by Fo-ll, And if you dou'f got tlzouz. by April, lflflzy, be tlzmllcful you got flzcuz of all. 20 go.-.

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The f 1928 1 Osogar President FIORE Treasurer BLACK, H. Class Motto Labor Omnia Vincit Sen for Class OFFICERS Historian LAFERTY Class Flower Primrose -..fs 19 Vice-President BIGHAM .Stecreta-ry BLACK, H. ' Class Colors Maroon and Gray

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efn. The 1 1928 Osoga mx,- '1- JOHN WILLARD ADAMS Parson Worthington, Pa. Ministerial Association, '26, '27, '28, Foot- b2agl, '27, Student Senateg OSOGA Staff, B' what it is. The list of activities fn to which his name is attached sig- nifies that he has quite a number of' accomplishments. He is always ready to lend a helping hand and is a friend worth having. One would think to hear him cavorting around Stevens Hall that he intended to be a house Wrecker in- stead of a minister. Laying all puns aside we wish John the best of luck in his honorable profession. E OHN has helped one class become LAURI JOHN ANDERSON Andy Brooklyn, N. Y. Red Literary Society. L ARRY comes to us from New i Q York City, s'iI 'vous plaif. Al- 13 though this is his first year at G. A., he has gained a host of friends. VV e know that he has persever- ance from his ability to stay on the campus for long stretches of time. At first we were inclined to believe that the Sunday afternoon gatherings would corrupt him, but he has come through in line shape. May your years be as suc- cessful as this, Larry. HOWARD T. ARNOLD Chubby Danville, Pa. Football, '27, Basketball, '28, Baseball, '28. T HE owner of this pleasing counte- nance is a very popular boy around G. A. He came to us from Dan- ville late in October with a record of an athlete. He has gloriously added to his fine record by his achievements on the athletic Held. 'VVe know none as an'- kinder, more cheerful and full of pep than Howard. His obliging ways and friendly greetings to everyone assure us that Danville was proud of her son. He expects to enter college next year and we wish him all the success in the world. --'-'Sf 2 1 E1-