Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

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Opening: profs march to opening services . . . Pledging: ex-model Stough gets pinned . . . Serenade: band whoops it up in stadium . . . First Dance: coeds embellish barren Huber walls . . . Haircut: Tribunal fans gloat . . . Ball: G-burg jives at Military Ball . . . Sunday Stroll: some of the boys inspect college monument . . . Captives: F. 86 M. invaders get clipped and daubed . . . Puppies: coeds making 5cm happy that theyke their pappy . . . Charge: Bullets bucking through the line . . . Transgressor: coed Love learns Tribunal enjoys teasing fresh coeds too . . . Battle: frosh and sophs lock mucky arms in traditional fight. and the 185585

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WAR MAKES UGLY IRONY OF A NOBLE TRIBUTE n the last pages of the 1942 SPECTRUM flanking a picture of the battlefielcPs heralded Peace Light, which overlooks the campus from Its salient position on histo; 1c Oak Ridge, i were these words, written by Editor H. George Hanawalt, one of the early undergrad- uates to join the armed forces: uOur book goes to press at a time when our primary attention is focused on inci- dents which threaten to involve us in the conflicts of a world disorder and confusion. It is our hope that out of the present circumstances will ultimately come more abundant iPeace Eternal in a Nation Unitediathat the Hame of lasting peace will finally enlighten the world of chaos as the Light of Peace at Gettysburg attests peace where once there was strife? And as our book goes to preSSeour nation greatly involved in a world of far-Hung disorder and confusion-we can only modify the hopes of our predecessor and cherish the thoughts that soon the irony, wrought by war, that surrounds the Light of Peace will be expelled and that soon there will be peace where again there is strife . . . I231

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