Gettysburg Academy - Osoga Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

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- - -i- Qfir- o s o G A M- - - SOCIAL ACTIVITIES A word or two about our dances, For just a moment if you please, For they will never be forgotten, These dances, these social activities. First of all, we introduce Our girl friend to the chaperons. All the way down the line we lead her, Introducing her as Miss-er-Jones. This saves a lot of trouble, Because Jones is really a common name. Otherwise this introducing Woiild be nothing short of a guessing game. At last the orchestra is playing, So on the dance floor we must go, And to the strains of a popular number, Gently and closely sway to and fro. And while a crooner softly croons, As softly as a summer breeze, Many of us are probably wondering What would happen if he'd sneeze. Then suddenly someone becomes embarrassed And immediately everybody knows That they are not the only ones Who stepped on the girl friend's toes. Nevertheless, the memories of These dances we'll always treasure, Because these social activities Have given us hours of pleasure. i331

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