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

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Entered 1921 Student Council, 226, '27 flunlenzy MOIIIAI-1', Literary Staff, '25, '265 Editor-in-Chief, '27 Soccer Team, '26 Lucas English Prize Winner, '26 Prize Debate, Negative, Fourth Prize, '27 Ivy Orator fum Laude CLINTON HANCOCK MILLER, AIR. Clint is the schoolls only serial writer. His story, Wliilie Honesty' of :1 s Thief, has heen running, no one knows how long, in the magazine. He signs himself as U. Howe Foolish, and some have heen unkind enough to say that it is not an unappropriate title for the author. Imagine the effect if he had signed his full name. uClintU also controls the destinies of the ffnzffwfzy .Wmzz'lzfy', and does L it masterfully. His wide hrow is often disfigured hy lines from this vital care. I CK ,Y r Clint is scholarly in everything, notahly English. He also plays soccer and tennis. None other than old I-Qli is expected to receive this hrilliant son lnot sunj of old G. A. y '17 J- il

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.L ... - .. ., .. ,,..,., t...,1. M.- - ,.. Entered 1920 Associate Editor, Y143 PRIMLR, '27 Football Squad, '26 Soccer Team, '26 Property M1lHl1Q'L'l', Belfry Ululu, '26 Tennis Team, '27 Winner of Hurd Memorial Prize, '22 SAMUEL SYDNEY VVOODY, JR. The ulateu lhlr. VVoody fhut, gentle reader, do not misunderstand his cog- nomen, for he is very much with usj, is truly a scholarly individual. The Sage seldom speaks, hut when he does, the utterings of Phoehus seem to reach our ears. Sad as it may seem, his Wisdom, like the prophecies of Cassandra, is sometimes llliilp- preeiated, especially by the Latin Department. At such moments he is gently but firmly replaced so that none hut the grim Walls may he his listeners. ln addition to heing an excellent scholar, Syd supported the renowned foot- hall team against its many foes. VVe hope he will do as well at Princeton as he has done at G. A. Wie are sure that he will hring honor to the Old School in his work there. 33 'T' v--vrv'v -flex'-fvvvvv.---Y'-vw-vv-vvv--rv-Avv s-,..,,,,.,,,,