Academy High School - Academe Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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1I 'ff Hill .. lIl f 1lllIl lille 4-n411l41 'lIl' 't.umffIiu lllll 11f1211 lllh QU? san... ,M JULIA SWAN We enjoy Julia's jollity and good humor, and sincerely hope that she over- comes all life's dithculties with that buoyant spirit. WALTER TEMPLE Today will soon be yesterday so let's wait till tomorrow. Perhaps this is Turp's creed in some things, but surely not in football for in that sport he is a wow! RUTH TORRANCE Little boats should keep near shorej' but we can trust Ruth anywhere because of her talent in making a success where- cver she is. I HENRIETTA UEBEL ' Ever happy, ever wise- -,f It's Henrietta I surmise, I gb Winning ways and sparkling eyes X Q ' Always just a sweet surprise. 5, HARVEY SPATH Sing away sorrow, sing away care, I have a Ford that will get me some- where. MARJORIE STATTON This black-eyed, raven-locked miss is one of Mrs. Binney's aides-and a very good one at that. HAZEL STUBBE Hazel has led us to believe the world is made for fun and frolic. We cannot be sad when she is near, she would make a weeping willow smile. JEANETTE SUMMERTON We've only known you a little while, But we truly like your pleasant smile, W'e wish that you had come before For we should like to know you more. QS Qty,

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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!

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aims I t 4lI 'ff !l'1., lll I lllllgmli, mlliniflii I ff JEANETTE VERDICCHIA Smile and the world smiles with you. This we are are sure is Jeanette's motto. Want to hear real French? Just ask her to read a page of it. LUCY VOELKER She doesn't loaf, she doesn't shirk, But tackles the lessons that demand the . work, JOSEPH WAGNER Here's to him who makes the best Of the goods before him spread, For this world is what we make of it, We are all a long time dead. ALOYSIUS WALDINGER Here's to Academy's chemist. Rah-h-h! Al can always be counted on to furnish excitement for his fellow chemists and Mr. Davis. Wales CATHERINE WELSH 'Tis the things you say and the smiles you wear That makes the sun shine everywhere. ERNEST WRIGHT Ernie, faithful librarian of the Glee Club. Not only does he worship his own red hair but prefers it in othersg ask Cookie, she knows.