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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