Academy High School - Academe Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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1II f !lUl1 ... ' 'lll 'f illllli 'llllin Ililllll' !II auml'iue vIM1fIf1212 lIIh Her lovely hair is auburn and the envy of her friends. There must be many, then, who are envious. Dainty, pretty, sincere, that is Alice. We ask, what is the attraction at Central for Alice? JOHN WARREN BENZE As an athlete is not an outstanding character, but about his head he has hair and within he possesses some very use- ful gray matter. With this to back him he will make his mark. JAMES ROBERT BERRY This dark haired fellow was the well known manager of our Championship Football Team. It was largely through his efforts that our team had such great success. One hardly can explain so great a personage in so small a space. james is piloting the Senior Class Ship through the storm. All activities have benefitted by his presence and now he is leaving us to acquire a greater field. May his name be writ- ten in the book Success MARIE ANTOINETTE BERST Pretty, dark-haired, vivacious, que vaulez-vous desire encore? Don't bother to translate, if its about Antionette it must be nice. ETHEL BERTRAM lnteresting, attractive, always ready for anything. The Clio Club is indeed fortunate to be her protege. JAMES GEORGE BIEBEL George can always be found taking his daily dozen on the piano during home-room period and he sure ticlcles a wicked ivory. George has become quite popular since he brings his Ford Coupe to school every day. He is quite a dancing enthusiast and has the girls at his feet. 3l

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Ill' 'Ill' ' 'Hill' M illllll Ili, tt4lJt1 lIIIZMNIIMIII1 LOUISE MARIE BAUMAN Marie's motto must be, friendliness to all. We consider ourselves lucky to receive the benefit of her motto. Her qualities are so pleasing that he shall not enumerate. . BYRON ALFRED BAUR By is one of our celebrities, holding an enviable record in tennis and basketball. He holds the Junior Cham- pinship of Northwestern Pennsylvania in tennis. For the past two years By has made an excellent record in basket- ballg he being high scorer. As he is a rather bashful fellow it has been difficult to get acquainted with him, but those that have made his acquaintance claim he is a real friend. By claims he is a misogynist, we hope not. FRANCES ELAINE BEAUDRY I-Iere's to the girl, the cleverest, the finest ever! You can trust her with anything, so is it any wonder that she knows all our secrets? ELLSWORTH BECK Our renowned artist, who produces for us the most use- ful posters for our activities: along with portraits and nature pictures. From his present activities we know he will be known as time goes on. MARGARET BEDALE Margaret is one of those girls who say little but who are constantly causing a disturbance in a young man's heart with their pleasant smiles. Her report card always gives ac- counts of brilliant work in the class room. DONNA NELLIE BENNETT The girl who came out of the West She's not just the same as the rest! Her first day here resulted in a riot call. Since then there have been many more. One of the prettiest, most sin- cere and dearest girls ever imagined. A heart-breaker now, for our peace of mind we hope not forever. 30

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iff' M rlll ' IW M illllli 'llli 444+1 lIIMIHlEMIIh ERNEST CARL BLASS Carl Blass, better known as Steinmetz. Who in Academy doesn't know this chap. Those who don't have certainly missed one of the bright spots of Academy. After you graduate from Massachusetts Tech, we expect great things from you, Carl, EVELYN JOSEPHINE BLOSS We ask- Oh what is so rare as a day in June. A certain young man of our acquaintance answers the friend- ship of Miss Evelyn Bloss. Her imperfections as a student are as rare as the Day in June. VIOLA MABEL BOEHM Viola has a speaking voice low and musical like the in- strument after which she is named, a priceless viola. Her value can never be computed. HELEN BOYER Sweet and gentle, kind and true ls it any wonder, we all like you? Helen left us in the middle of the year and we surely missed her. JOHN BRACE One of our new comers but one of our most talked of fellows in Erie. He shone in the football footlights and was on the All Erie Team at quarter. His record at Academy was spectacular and deserves credit. We might add that his favorite color is red. We feel that Academy has been hon- ored by his presence. Johnnie-we wish you all possible success in life. MARGARET ELIZABETH BRANCH Our future librarian and political agitator-ask Ross. Some of us guilty ones trembled as Margaret approached for our admitsl But Margaret, sympathetic and fine ever, will perhaps U1 overlook us. 32