Academy High School - Academe Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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JOSEPH SANDUSKY I give you the health of the oldest friend That, short of eternity, earth can lend,- A friend so faithful and tried and true That nothing can wean him from me and you. CARMELLA SCARPELLI Star, dance, sing and play That is most of Carmella's way Sweet and gentle, kind and true Is it any wonder we all like you? MARY SCHULLER I but looked upward with the rest And when they shouted Greatest, Whispered Best RICHARD SHELDON Ever active Making friends, Working till The long day ends. DOROTHY SHEIL She walks in beauty like the night Of cloudless climes, and starry skies' And all that's best of dark or bright Meet in her aspect and her eyes. 9 HERBERT SPETZ I've always noticed great success Is mixed with troubles more or less, And it's the man who does the best That gets more fame than all the rest. FRANCIS SULESKI For girls and football he's cut out He is handsome it's no doubt: We like his laughing, carefree ways He's as welcome as the moon's soft rays. EARNEST SULLIVAN Begone, dull Care! I priethee, begone from me! Begone, dull Care! Thou and l shall ne'er agree. 29

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ROGER MANLEY He has a calm look in his eye, But even looks can tell a lie, So far be it from me to criticise One who always looks so wise. AMY MILLER Happy, lovable, and bright, Studies every day and night, If you love her, she'll love you, Try it and you'll find it's true. PRESTON MILLER He thought when he'd earned his letter That all his troubles were done, But since he was cheer leader at High He found they had just begun. ETHEL PALMER Sunny, bright, and cheerful With eyes of honest hue And if you want a jolly friend She's the one for you. LAWRENCE PHILLIPS Lawrence Phillips was the little boy's name, Leading our cheers where he got his fameg Can you recall him before the crowd, Come on now, gang, let's make it loud. U ELWOOD PITCHFORD Formed on the good old plan A true and brave and downright honest man. Loathing pretence he does with cheerful will, That others talk of while their hands are still. HILDA RIETHMILLER Not so long ago came she- This brown-haired Teuton maiden, From her home across the sea, Quiet, unassuming, loving. DANA RENIFF She's quiet and smart, And musical, too, Her eyes are brown, Her hair of hazel hue.

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