Academy High School - Academe Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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February Class History The February graduating class of 1926 was the second class to leave Academy during the winter season. The number of students who were graduated was double that of the previous year. This class was fully organized having for officers: Elmer Hostettler, President; Jean Stewart, Secretary; and Walter Lancaster, Treasurer. The commencement speakers were: Elm=r Hostettler, Edna Branch, William Miller and Jean Stewart. The commencement exercises were held on the evening of January 29, 1926. Erwin Adams Elsie Adier Edward Altsman Mildred Bauman Edward Bernhard Edna Branch Leo Brennan Vance Brooks Milton Brown Cecilia Burch Jeanette Causgrove Clara Cimino Charles Cowley Merle Crowell Margaret Dankworth Dorothy Davenport Leonard Eliasson William Frame Nathan Cabin Blanche Gifford Carl Goetz Anna Gold PriciUa Hippelli Elmer Hostettler Gustav Jerge Walter Lancaster Bennie Levic Fred Morris William Nuber Donald Powers Mercedes Quinn Dwight Robinson Jessie Rosen Sylvia Saft Ruth Seachrist Merle Schuster Erma Stewart Jean Stewart Frances Stoddart Josephine Stoltze Agnes Storz C. Gerry Sweet Louis Tannenbaum Harold Turner Kimber Vought Alma Wehn Marion Werle Estelle Weschler Alberta Wetherbe Robert Wheler

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« , ERWIN ADAMS Erwin hailed from Lincoln a couple of years ago, where, it was foretold that he would make good. During his stay at Academy he has not disproven the prophecy. If you have not had the pleasure of knowing Erwin, get acquainted. There is always room for one more link in the chain of his friends. ELSIE ADLER Pretty Kisses how can we, Ever bear to part with thee? You whose smiling face has made Hearts of brass turn soft and fade. Can ' t you stay and be a jewel Longer in our fine big school? EDWARD ALTSMAN Eddie has never set the river afire while at Academy but he is always ready to be a friend. Always good natured and always working. MILDRED BAUMAN Mildred is one of our quiet little girls who graduated in February. She may be quiet in school but — I Putting all joking aside, she is a good sport and a good student. EDWARD BERNH.ARD Eddie displays a marked interest in the ice business! Just why he chose that line of work we do not knov . Ice does not affect him apparently, for he is always warm and jovial and friendly despite his cold profession. EDN.A BRANCH H r voice is glad with silvery song. Her mind is free from care, Go where you will in ten miles ' round. You ' ll find none so good and fair! There is always room at the top — for top-notcher 20