Gettysburg Academy - Osoga Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

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glyq The f 1928 1 Osoga f.-exe ...pg ,v... - - v + COLEMAN CHARNOK Link South Norwalk, Conn. Red Literary Society, Baseball, '28. 'L IN K came to us just this year and 9 joined in the merry throng. Be- 13 fore the first day had passed, we had decided that he was one of the likable fellows in the school. He is a member of the baseball team and did a great deal in defending our record. The practice and experience that he gained in High School was of good use to l'll1l'1 on the team. He is also a good student and astonishes us by his promptness. We do not know what he intends to do but we feel sure that he will be a success in whatever he does. EDWARD M. DUER Mack Princess Anne, Md. Red Literary Society. AC claims to hang his hat in Princess Anne, Md. So that must be his home. During the short time that he has been with us, he has made a record which places him among the outstanding students at G. A. He has proven himself an able and loyal student, a friend to all, and a thorough Christian gentleman, which causes us to admire and respect him all the more. CLAIR E. EDEN uggudn Gettysburg, Pa. Football, '27, Captain-Elect, '28, Baseball, '28 F, ladies and gentlemen, you will take the time to turn your opticals this way, you will see the marvel of the ages, nature's greatest ef- fort to produce nothing, and all free. Y ep-you guessed it. Itls none other than our Hairy-Dale, the dancing, prancing fool. Bud proved to mainstays of the football . and in recognition of his has been made captain be one of the team this year, great ability he of next year's team. Good luck, Clair, may all the hap- piness in the world be yours. af 24

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.Q I, -a-., A, ,fm The 1 192.8 Osoga GCS: 4 4+ ALFRED S. BLAINE SKAFI Berwick, Pa. Red Literary Society. UEL garcon! Here is a boy who is really talented. Along what line? lbfe really believe that he could accomplish almost anything he un- dertook. Next year will find Al in col- lege and we know he will fairly sail through, for his scholastic record at G. A. is one that he may be proud of. We wish we had more like him. WVILLIAM STEPHENS BUSHNELL wmv Harrisburg, Pa. Football Manager, '2'7g -OSOGA Staffg Dance Committeeg Student Senateg Lock and Key, '28g President Red Literary Society. T RY and get ahead of Bill. Our witty football manager has an an- swer for you at all times and a more agreeable would be hard to find. His happy-go-lucky attitude has claimed for him a place in every heart and we must give him credit for being right there. 'We feel sure that some- where there is an awaiting vacancy that nobody but Bill can fillg so we do not hesitate to prophesy a brilliant future for him at Alabama. WALLACE A. CAL-VERT czwallyrr Logan, Philadelphia, Pa. Red Literary Societyg Lock and Keyg School Pianist, '2s. S TILL water runs deepg therefore we can expect great things from ' VVally. Our prodigy from the Quaker City will undoubtedly be heard from in latter years. Wlietlier he will then be a long-haired musician or a long-robed clergyman it is hard to fore- tellg but we feel his success in either line is assured. As an all-around good fel- low Cal 'is superb, and perhaps a few years hence another Cal will not choose to run.

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cfm The 1 192.8 Osoga .-ex., EDWIN ASHMAN EMMERT Ash, Chambersburg, Pa. Lock and Keyg OSOGA Staffg Rifle Team, '28, RT is Doc's hobby. We hear that he plans on attending art school ul g next year and we feel that he will make no mistake in so doing as he possesses rare talent along that line. VV e might style him as an idealist or a dreamer, for who hasn't seen him gazing pensively out of the window at different times? In an easterly direction. MICHAEL W. FIORE, JR. Mike Long Islamd City, N. Y. Football, '26, '27g Senior Class Presidentg Lock and Key. MMEDIATELY upon arriving at G-burg Mike made' his 190 lg pounds mean' something to the football team, constant plugging and grit won a steady position for him as guard. Mike is one of the few leaders that We have and we are proud to ac- knowledge him as our friend and com- panion. He has a knack of making friends and we sincerely wish that this trait will be a benefit to him through col- lege and later years. RUSSELL GILLETTE FLAGG IKRMSY! Pittsburgh, Pa. White Literary Society. R US came to us two years ago with the determination to win and has. He stands high in his classes and is respected by the faculty as well as by the students. Of a pleasing per' sonality he is a favorite with the contrary sex and is a good fellow with the boys. Rus helped Coach VVolf put out two winning teams by his faithful plugging. VVe are sure he will make good in life. -'-if 25 13