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

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4 . lie il' Iii I4 JI I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I r I I I I I I I I I I I I v A --- ---- -- - - -- , - w .-....,...- ' ,. . V, ...-- ' ,.s,,....,..-..,..-..L......- 1 V - - IL , uk, Y cm ,, ,YW h., . c-,e ,, ,..,... Entered 1916 SUt'L't'l', '16, '27 Yi- Piurviik Staff .-limffzzzy ,Moflrlllbr Staff, '27 HOXVARD FRIEBELY, M.L.C. .-Xhl Our gentle reader will no doubt ask the reason for the mystic letters following this distinguished gentleman's name. No, they are not to our knowledge the initials of the young lady who receives his attentions. They signify the fact that he is a member of that exclusive organization, the Senior Latin Club, which holds its meetings daily at the second and fourth periods for the purpose of dis- cussing the points, fine and otherwise, of the translation and subject matter of Virgills I'Aeneid', and Ovid's I'lVletamorphoses. Our chief theory is that the spirits of the dead should swim the River Styx rather than wander a hundred years on this side, for since they are already dead they cannot drown. The only trouble with the Hon. Mr. Friebely seems to be that Mr. Johnson does not realize the fact that he can think better when his feet are higher than his head. Those feet, however, have done good service for old G. A. on the soccer team for two years, while the head has Worked on the .Wmztlzfy and YE PRIMER. VVe wish him the best possible success at La fayette. 17 --vv-ww--vvw-Q-'wr-sv-rfwfvf.,-vw-.Nwvw-- --.,,,,..-.-.,,,, ,,,.,,,,,, .. 4- ., ..,.-....... ,,.. ...... ,.,- ,-.--.1-li..-..---...... . ....,- - ,..,,.. A,

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4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4 4- 4 4- 4 4, . I JOHN ADAM +. 4 4- 4- 4- excellent swimmer and Life-Saver-O, these Life-Savers! Last winter he con- : all accounts, we hear his pupils learned to deport themselves like fish. Jack is .:CJ 'm ' 'I A --::- YQ 1 Y W Y -- J v- Q- -Q, .Wm 7, -V 44-+4 44-4... . .. - . 'T' Y X V. , A,,fL.,m, M, ,315 4' 4 , + 4 gi, Q.: 4- 4 + A 4 4- L+ ,Lan 4. . 4 4 4 4 4- 4 4 4 4' 4 4 4 4- 44 4- Here we have the grand old man of the class. Jack is a frequent visitor to the school, sometimes coming once or twice a week. His startling appearance, however, makes up for his absence, as we are always glad to see him. Jack is an 4 ducted a swimming class from the school at the Germantown Y. M. C. A. From seriously thinking of patenting his methods. Besides heing a swimmer, Jack was on the football squad. Jack is expecting to go into husiness, where We are sure 4 great success awaits him. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4- 4 4 4- 4 4 4 4 4 vvvvv-ri-++v,,fvvv,,vv vvvvvvvv--+1--f-?-......i,- -vvvvvv 1 6 . 1 4

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.V F ......, Entered 1921 ,-lumfzflfl-1' 1W01Jl!n'A1', Prize Dehare Ist Prize, .'li'll.fFl1I.1' Mollfhli' Literary Contesf XVILLIAM EBERBACH Bill Iiherhaeh is the quietest hoy in the Class. He never seems to utter a word. He makes up for this hy writing stories and compositions. To look at him you would think he was very studious. Appearances are deceiving, however. If he studies at all, no one knows it. Hut if he really studied, he certainly would get high marks. 'LBill is very keen on mechanics and huilds radio sets galore. He uses up all his time in doing that. Still Water runs deepf, and we know that underneath his quietness 'iBill is :1 thorough fellow. Some day he may eclipse Edison in his inventions. I-lere's luck to himl IX sv--1.,,...,Y mf .,.- ...M , , ,M ,, ' ' 'f'v'v'v wfvw- vfv---v-r-.,.,., 'v ir,