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

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CLASS SONG Words by H. W. Sferreff I. Our school days are over, The Clays we love so wellg And Ninteen Eleven Bids thee a sad farewell. The ivy-clad olcl buildingf VVhere we spent happy days VVe're leaving now forever-'tis The parting of the ways. III. II. Our life work now we've started And valiant we must ight, But no matter what betide us We'll try to do the right As now our ways vve're wending O'er lifels tempestuous seag Thy colors, red, and black, and blue Will keep us close to thee. Our victlries have been many Defeats have been but fewg But to our Alma Mater Is all the honor clue. W'e've Worked and we have .conquered 'Neath the old time-honored bell, And now the time for parting, S0-Germantown farewell. 42

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A CLASS HONORS EDWARD JOSEPH DOYLE. . Entered 1907. President of Classg Salutatoriang Dance Committee: Timekeeper of Philo first termjg Belfry Club Play, ,IO, ,115 Mandolin and Banjo Club, ,IIQ Baseball Squad, 110, team, ,11g Class Baseball Teamsg Recess Cornmitteeg Fire Brigade, ,IO. ,IIQ Representative Athletic Association. EDDIE ALFRED GRAMBO BELFIELD. Entered 1902. Vice President of Class: Editor-in-Chief of Ye Primerf' Student Representative t0 Athletic Counselg Dance Committeeg Chairman of Invitation Committee, Class Dance: Prize Essayistg Recess Committeeg Court of Appeals, Philog Fire Brigade: Class Football, Bas'- ket-ball Teamsg Football Squad, '09g team, ,IOQ Track 43 BILL