Academy High School - Academe Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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lit lung .. Q 1 llllll lil , .ml ll1f i..lq:..... 1 STANLEY FULLER Here is a sincere wish that Stan may gain many yards around the ends of life's GRACE HAIN When on friendship's golden path we wind There'll be one friend we'll always find. GEORGE HESS He has a head to contrive, a tongue to persuade, and a hand to execute any mis- chief. Sometimes he casts an eye on the ladies, too! MARTHA HOLIHAN Could extract sunshine from a cucum- ber, and a laugh from Poe's The Pre- mature Burial. VERNA HUFF Faithful and constant to duty, A friend who is loyal and true. great football lineup for hitherto unac- complished feats, and far-famed success. RICHARD GEBHARDT Dick is no exception to the rule of 'tlaughing and weeping, for his broad grin and mischievous ways are known to us all. WILLARD GREENER Still waters run deep. Willard has a fine character woven with thoughts of the finest and best in life, which will help him to achieve great things in the future. CATHERINE GRUENWALD She likes to laugh, She likes to talk, She's an all-round pal, That we love a lot. 22

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il' augur ' W ' 'V ll ' ll 1' ur rri WIIWW W ...mil Il ' ll M i v------ I ll mi. in ll! ------ - ll .... H 1 .num l lh.. umm 1 .I - ,- l ll' K-H1.:9 MILDRED CARPENTER But if the while we think on thee dear friend, All losses are restored and sorrows end. ARIEL COTTON Anyone looking for an all-around sport? Here is onel A true Academian --an enthusiastic supporter of all ath- letics, a sincere friend, a fine student- Ariel. JOHN DAVISON ' John is one of those handsome men of the collar ads, and of 'tKlever Klothes for Kolegiate Kiddiesf' He's a capable fellow, too, for was he not Senior Class President? MARIE DE LAURA 'iWork before you rest. This seems to be Marie's motto for she goes about her Wo1'k in a quiet manner worthy of every0ne's respect. Ep! dll' ANGELINE DE MARK A jolly good sport, An unfailing friend, But even at that, Her virtues don't end. LYNETTE DIETER A lovely lass loving laughterf' That is an alliteration we all agree on when it comes to describing Lynette. ANNA Dl TULLIO A mighty fine pal and a sure cure for the blues, with her quick wit and ready humor. So here's to Anna, happy, peppy and sympathetic. FLORENCE FILZER She is a maiden so quiet and shy- And on her lessons keeps a studious eye. I

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lIl 'ff llllll... 'lIl f llllll ll n14411Jlf llIIMINIMUM CLARENCE JOHNSON The fellow with the ready smile and willing hand, summed up thus: Fine people, like fine deeds, need no trumpets. CARTER JONES The world's no better if we worry, Life's no longer if we hurry. LILLIAN JONES From Greenland's icy mountains To India's coral strand, We'll never find a better sport Than our own Lillian. RICHARD KARLE We all wonder what Richard would do if the feminine individuals would be taken from his sight. But all joking aside, Richard knows his electricity.,' ei S QLM. Q-u-gn-mann-uu- 6 EMIL KLOOR To know of him is to think him quietg to know him is to enjoy his mirth. MILDRED LAIRD t'And her face so fair Stirs with her dreams As rose leaves with the air. Other than this she speaks for herself. MILDRED LAMSON No, not quiet nor shy is she But full of pep and energy. ROSE MANGIN Here is the girl with the sparkling eyes, that are as bright and as black and burning as a coal. And you should see her dive! !