The Record of the Class of 1919
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38 HAVERFORD CLASS RECORD ROBERT B. PRICE Bob Class Historian (1). Service: Medical Corps.
" With us ther was a Doclour of Physik." During our first two years in college the one expression we heard most frequently in Marion Annex was, "Don't rush off; you-all haven't got much to do, have you? " We have heard considerable about Southern hospitality, and those two years' acquaintance with Bob — sole representative of the Panhandle State in the class — made us believe the best that we had heard. B...ob's favorite sport was cats and other such injurious insects, for his own and Doc. Pratt's benefit. Although Bob studied industriously, he was by no means a grind. There was scarcely an athletic event - football, soccer, or baseball game, track or gym meet at which he was not present; and not only present, but an enthusiastic fan.
Sundays he usually wandered off toward Bryn Mawr; in the morning to go to church, in the afternoon, "just for a walk " and almost always his camera went with him.
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38 HAVERFORD CLASS RECORD ROBERT B. PRICE Bob Class Historian (1). Service: Medical Corps.
" With us ther was a Doclour of Physik." During our first two years in college the one expression we heard most frequently in Marion Annex was, "Don't rush off; you-all haven't got much to do, have you? " We have heard considerable about Southern hospitality, and those two years' acquaintance with Bob — sole representative of the Panhandle State in the class — made us believe the best that we had heard. B...ob's favorite sport was cats and other such injurious insects, for his own and Doc. Pratt's benefit. Although Bob studied industriously, he was by no means a grind. There was scarcely an athletic event - football, soccer, or baseball game, track or gym meet at which he was not present; and not only present, but an enthusiastic fan.
Sundays he usually wandered off toward Bryn Mawr; in the morning to go to church, in the afternoon, "just for a walk " and almost always his camera went with him.
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