Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

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THREE DAYS AT GETTYSBURG ' For Three Days, in the early summer of 1863, a great battle was fought here. Just as battlefiield guides show hundreds of present-day tourists the scene of the struggle, so our guide will conduct you through the following pages portraying a typical Three Days at Gettysburg College, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. ..M.nuxmmmgazz-:1z: wwnQewm,wnmpwvN:A-sveswxvbms+1,wwmw,::1:ax:::1p:fL,,, ,mwmw.wmeQ ,

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PAUSE FOR O R A t home with the Fishers just as the battlefield on which the soldiers of the Union and of Wally playscatch with Cinder the Confederacy fought was dedi- cated, so would we like to dedicate the presentation of our Three most typical days at Gettysburg College. The Reverend Wallace E. Fisher, has contributed much to the spiritual inspirations and the intellectual aspirations of all students. Every Sunday he gives students a message to guide them through the pitfalls and obstacles which they face in every- day life. His sermons are so clear that the smallest child can understand and yet so probing into the intellect of the best thinker that he must reflect upon our pastor's words. Reverend Fisher has worked untiringly towards leading all men to a life cen- tered with jesus Christ. His rich life is a living example of the Christian Man, al- though many will tell us such a life has no rewards in our materialistic age. Thus we wish to express, in the small way that we are capable, our appreciation for our pastor's untiring interest in our spiritual and intellectual lives. Listening to the Nutcracker Suite Reverend Fisher in his study