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

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Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Mrs. Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss The 1'ulrunfssfs XYilliam B. XVhitty M. D. Edmonds Emma M. Doyle George Breed Herbert li. Knox David ll. McKinley C. T. Evans Eugene F. Spiegle .-Xlfred Beltield Stewart .-X. Jellett 1710.40 Pres' nl u'rrtf Beatrice fXcker Margaret Adler Eleanor Baker Margarita Baldy Jean L. Bcagary Helen Bennis S. Burgess Catharine Cassard Josephine Closson Marion Comly Dorothy Cook Helena Coons Louise Crawford Kathleen Denniston Josephine Dodge Amelia Douglas Margaret Duftis Eleanor Edmonds Ruth Eisenhower Anna Evans Beatrice Flood Elinor A. Flood Margaret Gray Gertrude Gumrney Marian Harper Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss Evelyn Harrington Beatrice Harrity Josephine F. Heron Mary Irwin Eleanor Javis Theo Jellett Helen Kerrick Helen S. Kingsley Frances Kirk Gertrude N. Kling Estelle Lippincott Louise McDowell Helen McFarland Mary C, McKale Grace Malcolm Eleanor, Moore Margaret Morgan F. Eleanor Moyn Marian Moyn Florence Newton Frances L. Omerly Gladys Paine Florine Pearson Josephine Richardso Grace Scattergood Anna Sharps Helen Sharps Cornelia Skinner Madeleine Skinner Elizabeth Smith Marjorie Stewart Laura Thomas Mary L. Tisdall Mildred Tull Janet Vorhis Ada L. Wetherill Marie Wetmore I1 '35 Miss Effie M. Vifheeler Miss Edith Mfilson Miss Elizabeth E. Mfister Mr. M r M r M r M r M r Mr M r M r M r M r M r Mr M r Mr M r M r M r M r M r M 1' Mr. Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr M r. Mr P. Meredith Allen WV. King Allen Oscar VV. Anderson Alfred G. Bellield Martin H. Beuhler Richard Breed Alexander Balfour Ebert Butterworth Charles B. Bowden David Benms Philip Brocklesby' Harwood Closson -- Robert C. Carrigan Frederick Chandler Leonard C. Conarroe Charles Claxton lrwin C. Correll Charles Dowling Edward J. Doyle Louis Deitz Austin Davis Richard F. Day Herbert Ewing C. Thomas Evans, George Fry James B. Franks, Jr. John A. Gillespie F. De Los Gardiner Edmond Gilpin John M. Gray Frank Harrity Vifilliam Hoyt Percy Harris Jr. Mr. Mr. M r Mr Mr M r. Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr M Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr M r. M r Mr Mr. M r M r. Mr Mr Mr 1'. Burchell Hammer NV. Spence Harvey Edward H. Hance Robert Hunter Roland T. Jellett Stewart A. Jellett, Jr. Howard S. Ketcham Herbert B. Knox, Jr. Donald Lippincott Harold Mason VVilliam Meehan Joseph Mills David H. McKinley, Jr lfVilliam Myers Albert.T. McAllister Marcellus McDowell John W. Motfley Joseph Lockwood Lief E. Norbom Clark B. Nichol Alan Passrnore James J. Pletcher Maurice Peacock Paul Roberts Robert Rauscher Calvin M. Smyth, Jr. George Scattergood Elliott VV. Stinson Charles E, A. Spiegel Carl Thompson Paul Tissott T. Shipley Thomas Errot 'Viana Stephen S. Whitby Edward Waters Channing Wegeforth

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CLASS DANCE On the twenty-fourth of February the Class of IQII gave its dance, which proved to be one of the best and most successful in the history of the school. Contrary to the custom of holding it in the Assembly Hall it was given at Manheim, which taking it all and all, was far superior to the former place on account of its larger size and better facilities for tak- ing care of the guests. The 'music was excellent and the hall was trimmed with school and college flags with large red, black and blue streamers, extending from the center chandeliers to the corners of the hall, making at beautiful and effective decoration. The committee was as follows: STEPHEN S. WHITBY, CHAIRMAN PROGRAM p ALFRED J. BELFTELD, CHAIRMAN HERBERT B. KNOX DECORATION CHARLES T. EVANS, JR., CHAIRMAN JAMES B. FRANRs, JR. MUSIC P. MEREDITH ALLEN, CHAIRMAN CHARLES E. A. SPIEGEL ROLAND T. JELLETT RICHARD BREED EDWARD J DOYLE 57

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PHIL OMA THEAN SOCIETY During the year of 1911 Philo. has been a great success. This debating society is one of the most important factors of the old school, as it en- ables the fellows to become good speakers and debaters. V VVe had a good set of officers during the first term, and as a result the society was Well conducted, affording good speeches and hotly contested debates. At the beginning of the second term the ntembers of the second form were admitted and made their initiation speeches, some of which were -very funny but well spoken, con- sidering that it was their first attempt. The debates, which were held every Tues- day from 1.3o until 2.oo, are not only a source of pleasure to the fellows, but a great benefit to them in after years. It is the sincere wish ofthe class that this society be carried on with great success during the remaining years of its existence at the old school.