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

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Elituivtl, 1911 llgislt-,-rhqill Squaiil, '16, '17 Sm'1'i'l' Ilivlllll, 26, '27 CHARLES H US'l'E.,XD lJuc alt-scrvcs tht- unique titlu of thc lzizit-st hwy in tht- class. It's hzirtl tu rt-Il wlit-tht-r hu's :xslt-cp or ziwzikc. Sometimes, huwt-vcr, hc stirs himsclf tn xi pitch of vxcitcniciit, :is whuii hc plziyt-tl on thc sccund hziskcthzill tt-:im this yvzir. Many :iucllscal him of cvcii hciiig :ish-cp im thc Vinh thcrc. This was runlly unjust, fm' Ilm',' did his shnrt- toward winning. VVL' helit-vc that Ibn , puts on this lzlziiicss tu :ippt-111' hlzisf' :intl supliisticzitutl. If so, hu succcccls vary wall :lt it. HL' was vcry lin-li' when it CZIIDL' tu collect mhics fmni him! May gmui furtiinc :ittt-ml his future L'i'ful'tSi I9

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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,

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1 fi i . A . l K i F4 ill jfir iii il Ur ji? gil ' i lj ir l F 3.15 U41 '4? Iwi, i4 V ix, .1 3, .ii L .4 M li i ,2 la. ,pi qw lil' :!L ill ,gp All 4 1 I iw :ii ilf lig ,i. gi, LW il 1 'L'-W . -. f'1f ':1 Ellterecl 19115 Football Team, '24, '25 Captain Football, ll6 Tennis Team, '23, '14, US, '16 Captain Tennis, '27 President Glue Club Student Counril Cheer Leader, '23 Fire Brigade, '25, UG, '37 Senior Prom Committee Varsity Club, ,l3, '34, '25, '26, 'lf BENJAMIN ROLAND ACHENBACH Behold the boyish countenance of our dainty little football captain. VVho would think that this eherubic face belonged to an athletic hero? UAchie led the football team through a hard season very creditably, and it was due in Il large measure to this boy that we were victorious in the majority of our games. Aehie is also a tennis star, being the captain of the tennis team. For several years he has been a prominent figure in the school's athletics. Achie has had the speed of modern lifel' thrust at him many times by Mr. Lucas in his contentions with the English language. Rowlie hopes to enter Cornell next year in the footsteps of his brother. We all wish him the best of luck. 20 f-f ...Y -,,..f.f,...e. X---V.-ver.-Y-,..