Gettysburg Academy - Osoga Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

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ww-I-H ------------ f1-' - --1- - osoGA - f- ---t--1-------- AA 5 x , 3 k If H NVQ YN ni W, ,,ll!..,,,, , , .ed POPULAR THEME SONGS That Sunny Southern Smile-I-Iollis. Tiptoe Thru The Tulips-Hoffman. You're Gonna Lose Your Gal-McNeil. Why Do I Dream Those Dreams-B. Hoclcman. This Little Piggie Went To Market-C. Wolfe. Vive La France-Saunders. That's Love-Moore. I-Iere's Looking At You--Lynn. Scarecrow-Sieber. Nothing But The Best-Graff. Foolin, Around-D. Wolfe. My Old Man-Tonner. After Sundown-Crede. Your In My Power-Magaddino. Ol' Pappy-Fasolcl. Got The Jitters--Doc Huber. Let's Make It Soon-Bradshaw. I've Got The Funniest Feeling-Witzel. I Hate To Think You'll Grow Old Baby-Hildebrand. A Picture of Mary-H. Hoclcman. Little Dutch Mill-Fogel. Your Coffee In The Morning-Miller. What Do The Animals Do-Ziegler. Beautiful You-Arras. Till Doomsday-Brush. I Was In The Mood-All of us. Paloolca-Ross. In Other Words We,re Thru-Senior A I-Iunting I Will Go-Crede. I Like It That Way-Moore. What Are We Waiting For-Yevak. Charming-Burhee. It's Happened Again-Lynn. Jimmie I-Iacl A Nickel-J. Rogers. Sonny Boy-Lehner. Puddin I-Iead Jones--I-locker. Class What,s Good For The Goose-Longeneclcer. Margie-Wagner. Rio Rita-Overdorf. Itis In The Bag-I-Iildehrancl. My Little Grass Shack-I-Iurst. Butteriiies In The Rain-McNeil. I 62 I

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wi- -1-Q ------------- I o s o G A if--I ------------ -H-34 1 ! W? wa Xvnvza. Tut: Temptation means nothing to me. Fran: Bragging, eh? Tut: No, kicking. Mr. Hoffman: Haven't you got any mannersfwhafs the idea of wiping your mouth with the back of your hand? Use your napkin. Banks: Yaahkand then wotill I blow my nose in-my coat sleeve? Ross: I'II bet it cost your father a lot to give a fellow like you an education. Lynn: Yes, he had to settle three breach of promise suits. H. Campbell: Wfhat happened after you were thrown out of the side entrance on your face? Longanecker: I told the usher I belonged to a very im- portant family. H. C.: So what? Longie: He begged my pardon, asked me in again and threw me out the front door. When someone asked A1 McGaw,s girl what he did the hun- dred in, she cooed: The cutest little undershirt and a pair of striped shortsf, Brush: What part of speech is wcman'7? Mr. Saunders: Woman is not a part of speech, shels the whole thing. Hindman: You know, I speak as I think. Bauersfeld: Yes, only oftener. Magaddino: Hey, Cholly, lend me a dollar, will you? Cholerton: Sorry, Pete, I havenlt got a dollar. But I can help you out with a quarter. Pete: Thatis all right, you can owe me the seventy-five cents. Miller: What did your girlfriend do when she first saw you in action? Sam Campbell: She slapped my face. Lehner: Say, wouldnlt it be a good joke not to serve any punch at the dance tonight? Dehlin: Thatls what I call a dry sense of humor. joe: Do you surround yourself with the people you love? Fasold: Yes, the walls of my room at home are lined with mirrors. Arras: Is it true you had heated words last night at sup- per? Bradshaw: Yes, we were eating alphabet soup. Wfagner tells us that the fellow who, when asked if he were one of the men whose job had been taken by machines, re- plied: Yes, the Republican machine gave it to me and the Democratic machine took it away. When Crecle returns from a date and says everything turned out the way he wanted it to, he means the light by the sofa. Utz: I hear I-Iipsl' threw out his star fullback on account of clipping. McNeil: Yes, he was so busy cutting out press reports he forgot to get out to practice. Weller: Darling, do you remember how I used to kiss you when we were kids together? Marge: How can I forget it? You still kiss me the same way. Blimp: I got in a scrap last night at Tony's place, and fought until I was exhausted. Herc: Is that so? Who had the edge? Blimp: We both had one on. i633