Gettysburg Academy - Osoga Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

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19- +-f ---- I ---------- I - o s o G A - 1-'1 ------- - - ----- -qqf - H34 A MESSAGE FROM THE HEADMASTER Another Commencement Day, june Sth, is just ahead. You, young men of the Class of 1934 are rounding out the 107th year of the life and history of Gettysburg Academy. You are about to join the Alumni of whom almost zooo are living. As you go forth into the various colleges and universities of our land, I trust you will indeed carry with you and cherish the legend, Old Spirit of Gettysburg Academy. A Uspiritv is an intangible thing but very real. The boys as well as the of the school. the ambitions of the school. Masters help to build up and carry on the spirit I have noted in your class, a Fine attitude toward and purposes of the administration for the good Cooperation is a necessary thing in a family, a business, a church or a school. This you have shown as a class and as individuals and it has helped wonderfully in making an efficient, smooth-running school and a pleasant place for both Masters and students to live in. Your class has contributed most effectively to the athletic record of the school. From a student body reduced on account 1: 1 6 of the depression have come a football team with three victories, one tie and four defeats, a basketball team with thirteen victories and one defeat. Our baseball team has just returned from Mercersburg Academy with a victory, six to five, perched upon its banners. This is the first time, I believe, that we have de- feated that powerful team in baseball-a fine and promising opening for our season. Mr. Wolfe and Mr. Ziegler deserve high credit for the training of our teams, but they have found good material and a willing cooperation in the boys of 1934 who helped to make these winning teams. School life properly guided is a delightful experience. There is plenty of fun along the way. There are friendships between Masters and students and among the students and classmates that endure for years to come. Think of these things, boys of 534, and when you go forth from the Academy take with you and cherish all those things of value that are represented by the letters, O. S. O. G. A. Affectionately your friend, CHARLES I-I. HUBER. 3

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-------------OSOGA EARL EMERSON ZEIGLER, B.S., M.S. Senior Master Gettysburg College Mathematics and Science Home-Red Lion, Pa. Q Came to Gettysburg Academy in I92 g,,,Q5 CHARLES ROBERT WOLFE, A.B., A.M. Bloomsburg State Teachers College, Gettysburg College English and Latin Came to Gettysburg Academy in IQ23 Home-Bloomsburg, Pa. LEON CHARLES SAUNDERS, B.S., M.S. S ecre tary to the Faculty Ursinus College, Gettysburg College English History and French Came to Gettysburg Aca emy inkyzfyx , f I, 'fx ' Home'-Pulaski,, w Yfk ,X V Ll if FREEMAN STANLEY HOFFMAN, B.S., MS. Gettysburg College American History and Spanish Came to Gettysburg Academy in IQZQ Home-Somerset, Pa. Ufwjfyi 'lf uf!