Academy High School - Academe Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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X- - Illf emu 1, 1lll11 'l1 mm fiom . . . .:..l f'llrmm14lEi1aii - and HERMAN GOLDBERG In arguing, too, all others owned his skill, For even though vanquished, he could argue still. FREDERICK HAENER A jolly good sport, you know! Fred has a smile for the world and a frown for all its cares. Hence, loathed melancholy! MARION HELD Howe'er it be, it seems to me, 'Tis only noble to be good. Kind hearts are more than coronets, And simple faith than Norman blood. ELLA HICKEY An unwritten law at Academy is any student named Hickey is expected to excel in some ac- tivity. Ella has done this by her ability in the class room. ELLEN GRACE The fiower of gentleness Of honor and of perfect worthi- ness. We have searched Miss Tan- ner's records and interviewed Demmy, but we find nothing whereof to accuse Ellen. DOROTHY HAXAIRE 'Tis better to laugh than be sighing. Keep it up, Dot, the world needs more like you. GLADYS HENDERSON She spreads around that silent spell, That makes all spirits love her Well. This young lady is frequently afflicted with attacks of heart disease, rather serious while they last, but fortunately of short duration. ETHEL HINKLER Ethel is one of the quiet girls of the school. She takes in lots of sunshine, but seems to give out more.

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1Il f !lli11Q.,i '1 illllll lilly 44ll-41 ''IIMWIUWIM1 VIRGINA DELAMETER Happy, carefree, friendly and true, Is what the whole school thinks of you. FRANCIS DOUGHERTY A quiet, persevering lad who says little but does much. If you ever want to know what is the matter with your car, just find Doi-t. KATHERINE DUDENHOEFFER Who would not enjoy being nursed by this Irish colleen, with a sense of humor as bright as her hair. We predict her pa- tients will recovei, or die laugh- mg. HARRIET ELDREDGE The eyes have it. And there's a fascinating little laugh that completes the picture. They must be included in that term 'tpersonalityj' which attribute Harriet surely possesses. CATHERINE DOCHIKAS Maiden with the charming ways, And the smile so calm and sweet, In our pathway on thru' life More like thee we fain would meet. SEAWARD DROWN School is for fun as well as for work is an excellent motto. Fred heartily believes in it. He is a ready booster for any plan which promises diversion from life's monotony. HARRY DURKIN If Harry is as great a success out of school as he has been in it, he will certainly make a mark for others to shoot at. EDNA FOWLER Patience, thy name is sweety Truth, thy name is good. Edna, your name is both, and your happy temperment will al- ways win you a host of friends.

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Aims 0 I- I v- 1 Y 'lx - 0 ,...mIll. lIIl1...., III J ml y y .llln..h u, KENNETH JACKSON One of those privileged few who can enjoy life and get away with it. He does not overwork himself, yet he can graduate without worry. DORIS KESSLER Deep brown eyes running over with grleeg Blue eyes are pale, and gray eyes are sober. Bonnie brown eyes are the eyes for me. MARGARET KNEPPER Happy as a bluebird, Industrious as a wreng Margaret is one of those girls, On whom you may depend. CHARLES LANNIGAN Greatness and goodness are but endsg Is not he wealthy who has friends? DONALD KENNEDY If you are downhearted, find Don. He never fails to chase the blues away. ROBERT KINDLE Care to our coffin adds a nail, no doubt, And every grin so merry, draws one out. JOHN KONNERTH John is a good student and a real friend. Occasionally he turns his attentions to the weaker sex. VERA LOHSE Reader, have you ever seen a maid who daily climbs the hill of knowledge steep? With earn- est purpose does she pursue wis- dom's form. Yes, this is Vera.