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

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Entered 1922 Prize Dehsiter f2nd Prizej Football Squad, '25, ,26 Raselmall Squad, '-6, -7 cw0'IllNlII'UL' on Proplieey XVILLIA-XM .-XYRES CRAVEN Bill Craven is a dehater. He not only dehates upon the platform, hut he also dehates anywhere upon any suhjeet. His most interesting dehates were those Conducted in the Senior Solid Geometry Class. He was almost always opposed hy Mr. Newman. Mr. Roherts kept order, and acted as judge. 'lihese dehates were interesting, 'l'hey were eondueted freely, frequently heing interrupted hy efforts to explain difheult points at the hlackhoarcl. In these dehates 'cliillysy' points were uQually well founded. He waxed oratoriealg he heeame violently frantic. He never gave up, sometimes heing saved hy the hell. His dehating ability' was also shown in the Prize Uehate. There he was forced to agree with Newman. He was not handicapped hy this, however. He Walked off with :i prize. uliilln is going to Penn next year. YVe send him off with hest wishes and :i hearty respect for his oppoSition. 36 w Q 1 l

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F aculf y SAMUEL EDMOND OSBOVRN, A.B. and B.S. WILLIAM KERSHAW, M.A., PH.D Ilxnnpclcn-Sidney Collcgcg M.A., Princeton Princeton Hem! Nlaxter Heat! Nlaxfer Emeriius Upper School CLINTON VV. LVFAS, A.B., English Harvard HERIVIANN C. P. MIIELLER, AB., lVI.A., Frcnvll :incl Spanish llnivvrsity of Wisconsin EDWIN COMPTON SHARP, LIT'l'.B., lVI:xtl1c1nz1ticS Princeton VVILLIAM M. ROBERTS, A.B., Sriunre Franklin :incl Marshall FREDERICK A. IIRLIER, A.B., lVI.A., History Muhlenberg and Pennsylvania FLOYD P. JOHNSON, A.B., Latin and French Cornell Vnivcrsity GEORGE H. DENNEY, AB., lVI:1thc'lnzxtit's :incl Scicnu. Hznnpdun-Sidney College 38