Gettysburg Academy - Osoga Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

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Mr. -f --------- H--osoGA-H--H -------- -- FAMOUS SAYINGS OF FAMOUS PEOPLE Mr. Hoffman: NoI I haven't any changelv Mr. Ulrich: 'KNOW for tomorrow, take .... Mr. Richard Wolfe: Stop thatl Take twof, Charles Wolfe: For all practical purposes . . Mr Mr Ziegler: Cum on, cum on, get in your room. Saunders: 'qWell, you see it's this Wayan?-U Harry Bradshaw: 'gWanta go home in a box? Burton Brush: 'QSO long gentsg guess I'I1 be amblin' Robert Crede: A hunting I will gof' Edward Fasold: I feel tough todayf' William Gibbs: Yes Sirlv No Sir! Robert Haldeman: Don't call me Poo-tink! Jack Hannestad: Tweet tweetf' William Hindman: You,re so smallf, Bruce Hockman: Q'I,m just as tough as I look. Harold Hockman: No kiddin', fellas, she looks jus William Hollis: Me is de rebelf, Peter King: Aw stuffln Harry Leliner: You through, Doctorfw John Merton: Aw gee, Sir! Arthur Rogers: Wish I was fatf, David Ross: Now you wouldn,t fool me Banks Sieber: Gimme a kiss, sweetheart. Romeo Wagner: You're lousy! Lloyd Witzel: How about a butt! Clarence Wolfe: Yeah?', William Utz: 'Tm warnin' youll, alongf, t like Sari Maritzi would ya?7' Stuart Burbee: I ought to know about themg I've been there.', William Lynn: Perhaps you won't believe it, but after I wrecked the last one we bought two new ones. Joseph Lotito: My guess is as good as the next one. Philip Arras: Is it time for the bell?', Al McGaw: mAh, can th, stuiflv George Longenecker: Now when we played . . . I Fred Overdorf: Can I bowllv Robert Moore: Darn, I only got three letters from her today? Frank Graff: Do it the Graff wayf, I60l

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T---r -------- 'H-HOSOGAH' ------ ------ HUMQX, . Q 9 XXX? 2 l s QW t os, Qxw 1X0 X04- J I A A TYPICAL DAY AT GETTYSBURG ACADEMY Six-fifty-five arrives with the accompaniment of someone ringing a cowbell madly. Of course, no one pays any attention to it. Seven-thirty: A combination of plates rattling and frequent bursts of conversation are heard by the passerby. Eight o,clock: A hurried throwing together of blankets and tossing a pillow in the general direction of the head of the bed is called bed making. Eight-fifteen: Used for classes, study hall, or study in the rooms. Nine o'clock: Chapel consists of reading the Bible, praying, and waiting for a favorable announcement as a free night out for all or a lecture at eleven o'clock. Twelve-thirty: After a brief period of silence during the giving out of the mail, there is a grand rush for the dining hall. One o'clock: Majority of students go up town for one reason or another. Two o'clock: Classes, study hall, or room. For the adventurous youth, movies land demerits, if caught.j Three-thirty: Baseball, swimming, and all other sports, including study-hall. Six o,clock: During the course of supper one hears frequently the familiar phrase, Cookies downf' Seven-thirty: Study hall for many, room study for many, 'Knights out,' for a very few lucky ones. Nine-forty-five: Study hallls over, there is general visitation of students between rooms. Eleven o'clock: Lights out and numerous Academy night owls start out for unknown destinations. Three o,clock: The last night owl has Hnally gotten to bed and quiet reigns supreme over the Academy. T591

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191--in ------------- o s o G A ------------ f--H-34 0 X r 'Ni 15 xx X Q' we-N i if Ea if My A to , L X if A V ,, -- 4, 1 ff - 1 --of v ..-mx. fdxwmm-L JP-AJ A WHAT WCULD HAPPEN IF- -lolly Crede weren't looking for a date? Banks Seiber didnft have a chew in his mouth? Hercules Hockman got as strong as heid like to be? Reds Lehner gained Hfty pounds? Owl Brush stopped smoking? Poodle Hockman didnit have an eye for 'cfuture stuff?v Butterfly McNeil werenit worrying about getting a letter? Whiflle Witzel werenit a ladies, man? Bert Dehlin didn't wear flashy shirt and tie combina- tions? Horn Lotito weren't blowing off? Worm Rogers had a girl six feet tall? Hotshot Fasold got as tough as he thinks he is? Tut Moore returned from vacation in the condition that he left? Wee Willy Phelps flunked a subject for the term? Pootink Haldeman would have a date? Frankenstein Ross were to take a 5 Ux? Droopy Arras should fall in love? Wild Man Merton weren't wild? Tarzan Longanecker married Martha? Pete Magaddino became a gangster? Baby Face Hindman couldn't be heard talking all over the dining hall? Fats Rogers talked slowly and distinctly? Beer Stein stopped playing shadow? Burton Brush dicln't read Western stories? 'QBud Bradshaw forgot about Hood? Flea Lynn dropped his bull about Philipsburg? Alec Arras kept quiet in Algebra class? 'qjerkv Crede forgot his Latin trot? Romeo Wagner didnft buy cigars? Bob Yevak let the radio alone? Franky', Ross didn't gob vaseline on his dome? He-man? Gibbs didn't spend all his time up town? Bruce Hockman played his horn at the right time? 'iFowl Hildebrand didn't have two bucks? Bob Haldeman forgot to squawk about his lousy marks? It forgot to rain over the week-end in Gettysburg? Bauersfeld didnft hide his true thoughts? Petey Graff didn't have his apple a day? uswordfishv Shifller got some sense? George Hocker weren't crooning? Steve Sneeringer werenit a speed demon? Rupp couldn't make a sax talk? 'qBlimp,' Tonner lost all his hot air? Junior McGaw couldn't run? Clarence Wolf behaved at camp? Pete King kept out of mischief for two minutes? Burbee weren't blubbering? Pete Graff weren't using the binoculars fat nightj ? E611