Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

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Swing out man! The man acer 0 giirit School spirit is something that cannot be explained, it's just there. ln the tall, G-burg spirit is at its peak. Customs bring the first display with orange and blue dinks clotting the campus. Sophomore tribunal rnern- bers keeping the freshmen in line. Bursts ot spirit come on weekends as the football fever hits the campus with the torch parade calling the students to the pep rally. Who can resist the excitement as the sound of the band is heard in the quad? Spirit heightens with the kick-oit on Saturday afternoon and soon Glattelter bells sound the victory. This spirit continues steadily throughout the year-dorms resound with it, fraternities shout it, athletic teams fight for it. It is evident that spirit lends a necessary spark to the college lite. Button Frosh. ii L A ffisvmw? 5 HE M Em 1 is is it

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Autumn Bringf mrzbt A typical, eager, alert Gettysburg student! Spirit is high through the long autumn days at the beginning of a new year. As classes begin and organi- zations meet, life falls into a routine, broken only by week-ends and unexpected but welcome diversion. Fall brings football games, sprained muscles, pep ral- lies, cheering crowds, convocations, long walks, parties, and constant papers and exams-the many and varied aspects that balance campus living. An ankle in Dr. Hadsma's capable hands. 1' 4 ,, ,, iw,-'l' '-'-' .eu 1 Q

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5.1 Nothing to get burned up about. A different kind of school spirit. qv tv, :L .J 2 -it-' fi' ,.-f-:, . -V - I -'L 6 1-. 5 - ii :'::. W -ZF: ' A , 1, X 3: Y P232 2 i .- 1:1 . T:g?i' -,- xt'-1 li: 4, ,W V-Q ii r Y fl . -. , .V 2, - I - A 5' -X. .7 . ,P ' ,nf-ffr ':. 1 3- Q 5, 'U is ' 2 all , gm. ,t,. 4 and The pep band does its bit in directing spirit I7