Academy High School - Academe Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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A MQ II ff lllll ... ' 'III 1 lI!Ill ll 1111 'lIl lumfI 1 H I! lfI21 11 ' NEDRA ORR Nedra is pure Ore, thus accounting for her numerous friends. An interested participant of many of Academy's activi- ties, and a fine one to consult for new ideas. H CHRISTINE REICHART She has the pluck to make things go, And now you're asking, Who? Look at this little senior lass Who furnishes the clue. THEO RILLING A wise old German said, I likes to give villingly Ven I gives villingly, it en- joys me so much, I gives it again. Per- haps this explains our lasting love for Theo. WILLIAM SCHILLING It is not necessary to say a lot about Bill. Everybody knows him and know- ing him, means liking him. Our verdict is: he is a good fellow. ADA McDANNEL Where truth and friendliness have their sway, She will always win her way. NEVIN McKEE 'tl am a citizen of the world. And it is such a big, wide, inspiring world, isn't it, Nev? u FLORENCE McKEONE happy combinatilan of modesty and abilityg so to Florence we say: The world-belongs to the energetic. ROSEMARY O'FARRELL A positive proof of Shakespeare's statement-that Rosemary is for remem- brance. fbi fn,,,s .CMS Qierttl ' 1

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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! !

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0 W lu H i ul ml mlllull i K my a ..ml ff !Ill'l ..., H lIl Q lllll lil W-411 'llll .ll lllll rf1fS1f1 h LUCILLE SCHRECKENGOST A true follower of the Gold and Blue, who drives a very large Chrysler car, which, she is sorry to say, has room for more than two. VIOLA SCHRECKENGOST A girl very fond of anything that pos- sesses the name of bob, She has a very becoming boyish bob, and also a r goodlooking boy friendjby tix? name Bob. f 4. ,Joi ij. NORMAN SCHUTTEHX -.I I fl' L I X ,, No sinner nor a sai t erhapsf . 'P But Just the very best qachafg. BEULAH SESSAMAN The brown-eyed susan of our class Is this happy senior lass, To be a missionary is her aim- We hope she wins both luck and fame. WWV 'I DONALD SMITH Don is not the type to shout abroad his own praises, but if you are really curious about him, just ask one of his numerous friends. ' ELIZABETH SMITH I Elizabeth can surely hold her own, for she is never speechless. In the halls she always greets her many friends with a cherry 'thellof' LAVINA SMITH The tissues of life to be We weave with colors all our own And in the field of destiny We reap as we have sown. MEREDITH SOUTHWORTH A snappy kid, chuck full of pep- That's what helps make up his rep: Light, brown, beautiful curly hair, Who marcels it? Girls, beware!