Germantown Academy - Ye Primer Yearbook (Fort Washington, PA)

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Hugo Gallard, his friend, a house breaker Wfilliam NV. Keefer, -lr., 'o6 .Xnthony ................. Herbert Brown, 88 Mrs. Curty, beggar and fortune teller, john Cui-ty's wife. . .jf Raymond Peck, 'o6 Nan Curty, Tom Curty's sister Raymond Potter, '07 The Princess Elizabeth, half-sister to Prince Edward .... H. Leonard Tissot, '06 The Guard. . . The Wfaiter. The Double. . First Page .... . Second Page .... Third Page. . President ......... J . . . . . .Edward Ralston, 06 . . . . . . . . .john Stoever, '08 I ...Henry C. Riley, Jr., O7 . . . . . .Earnest Tissot, '08 . . . . .Forrest Royal, 'og .....C. Peterson, ,IO OH-icers . . .Edward S. Brockie, ,QS 3 Vice-President ....... I. Wfarner Johnson, Q5 Secretary ........ Treasurer ...... Sub-Treasurer. . . Stage Director .... ! .Charles H. Bechtel, oo ......Prof. G. H. Deacon . .C. Bailey Seymor, ,Q4 . . . .Prank Palmer, '85 Members I. KN. Johnson, C. A. Mechling, C. Bailey Seymour, T. C. Coffin, George Long, NN. P. Seymour, Prank Flavell, H. E. Wfiseman, jesse Wfilliamson, D. Jacobs, H. Lanson, VV. C. Cor- nelius, B-. Lear, YN. C. Davidson, C. S. Brockie, H. B. Lewis, C. S. Langstroth, H. N. Taylor, P. P. Pearson, C. VV. Beasley, Arthur Eisenbrey, D. VV. Martin, T. H. Wfhite, Morris VVister, S. H. Cregar, XN. L. Sheppard, C. H. Bechtel, joseph Chapman, P. Stoever, R. Emerson, J. E. Stoer, E. G. Pearson, Kern Dodge, I. Sterin M-ason, joseph R. Seeds, J. I. H. Evans, Wfalter Smith, Wfilliam P. Newhall, Louis Tissot, Ir., Robert C. Lea, Henry P. Erdman. Honorary Members Mr. Kershaw, Mr. Deacon, Mr. Newton, Mr. Palmer, Mr. VVarder, Mr. Potter, Mr. Martin, Mr. Brown and Mr. Miller.

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BELFR Y CL UB The Belfry Club of the Germantown Academy gave its thirteenth annual perform- ance at Manheim, on Monday and Tuesday evenings, February 26th and 27th, 1906, pro- ducing Mark Twain's story, The Prince and the Pauperf' The play was an unusually hard one, and it was only after great prepara- tion that the boys were able to give it. Considering that it was the first time for a number of years that the play has been given two nights in succession, it was very success- ful. The attendance was good on both nights, and everyoneyseemed much pleased with it. The proceeds from the first performance went to the G. A. A. A., and the second to the Ger- mantown Hospital. Charles H. Riley, the Class of ,o6,s veteran actor, had the principal role, having the double part, the Prince and the Pauper. His acting was very good and added greatly to the suc- cess of the play. F. W. Hentz, '06, Robert Shields, '05, and Herbert Brown, '85, also are to be complimented. The stage direction was under the supervision of Mr. Palmer, '89, who has successfully staged our plays for a number of years. He deserves much credit for his work, and is hereby given our most hearty thanks for his faithful coaching. The cast was as follows: Edward, Prince of Wales, afterwards King Edward VI, Tom Curty, the Pauper Charles H. Riley, '06 Earl of Hertford, Lord Protector of Eng- land ................. Vlfilliam Gemmi,i06 Lord Seymour, younger brother of Earl Rowland E. Lea, '06 Miles Hendon, a soldier of fortune F. VValter Hentz, '06 John Curty, a London thief Robert Shields, '05

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