Gettysburg High School - Cannon Aid Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

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, . 2 .1 W. OSOGA '-33 WORDS TO THE CLASS OH what is 50 rare as a day in june Then, if ever, rome perfect daysf, On the sixteenth day of this lovely month, will gather, as classes have gathered before, the class of 1933. Within the ivy- clad walls of Brua Chapel, this class will meet for the last time. Some of the members have been with us for a year, others have grown from boyhood to manhood as three, four or Hve years have sped quickly by. Many of these boys will enter Get- tysburg College where they already have ties of friendship and feel at home, Others will go to the colleges and universities of the north, east, and south. Certainly they will carry with them lasting memories of these happy care-free years. There are the warm friendships with their fellow students and the Masters that often endure for years. There are the stirring contests of the athletic field. The long run of a football game that meant victory and cheers. The smashing hit that brought in two runs and won the game. There are the hikes on glorious days with some good fellows. The week-ends spent at Osoga Lodge, the lake, the towering mountains that challenge the strength of youth. Then come enormous appetites, the evenings lounging before the roaring fire- place with stories and jokes and more of them. Yes, and there are the chapel services when strong young voices have joined in familiar hymns. The olcl scripture lessons that ring so fine and true and the constant plea to you uto remember thy creator in the days of thy youthf, The work and play, the fun and seriousness, the music and the mirth of these happy fruitful years will linger in your memories like a sweet and pleasant fragrance, To men of good willv such things have permanent values. Boys of 1933, think of these things. Cherish the memories of the good and true and pleasant and helpf xl things that have enriched and made worth while your years at Gettysburg Academy. fl , ,Affectionately yours, V, CHARLES H. I-IUBER, , L . Headmaster. , V' I8 S

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OSOGA '-33 EARL EMERSON ZEIGLER, B.S., M.S. Senior Master Gettysburg College Mathematics and Science Came to Gettysburg Academy in 1922 Hoine-Red Lion, Pa. 5 ' CHARLES ROBERT WOLFE, A,B., A.M. Bloomsburg State Teachers College, Gettysburg College English and Latin Home- oomsburg, Pa. HRW Came to Gettysburg Academy in 1923 Q LEON CHARLES SAUNDERS, B.S., M.S. Secretary to the Faculty Ursinus College, Gettysburg College English History and French Came to Gettysburg Academy in 1924 Home-Pulaski, New York f FREEMAN STANLEY HOFFMAN, B.S., M.S. Gettysburg College American History and Spanish Came to Gettysburg Academy in 1929 Home-Somerset, Pa. crew., fqjjfew E191 Q- fi A ff -