Academy High School - Academe Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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Miss Carroll Mrs. Crane We grateful Gladly would he learn and gladly teach. Through l87 years of combined service to Academy, these women have given Themselves to the difficult Tasks involved in a teaching career. To them we dedicate this book in sincere appreciation of their under- standing, friendship, and contribution to the enrichment of our growth. This dedication on a page of our yearbook, is in itself a small acknowledgement and is not intended to compensate for the years of service conscientiously rendered. lt is only a reminder that we are grateful and that we wish them the very best. Miss Bateson's exceptional ability to speak fluent French was admired by all of her students. She had a pleasing manner and was always sincere. We are sorry that we were unable to secure a picture of Miss Bateson. Although Miss Carroll was a tlrm believer in strict discipline, her classes were always congenial. She made necessary tasks interesting. One of the most enthusiastic teachers was Mrs. Crane. She exerted a great influence on the lives of the boys she taught. Her eagerness to be of assistance at any time made her a true friend. Even though business was mixed with pleasure, no time was wasted in Miss Johns- ton's World History classes. Her students will never forget her cheerfulness and ability to get things done properly. Miss Lord's art work was a great inspiration to her students. She is fondly remem- bered for her continuous search for the good that could be developed in an individual. Miss Meyette's vim, vigor, and vitality kept her gym classes on the tips of their toes. Her very pleasant nature and keen sense of humor were responsible for the cheerful atmosphere that permeated the gym at all times. 4

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Academy High School Erie, Pennsylvania Table of Contents Seniors ................ Activities ....... . . . Underclassmen. . . . . . . . Sports ........ ..... Faculty ..... ..... 'I2 54 86 114 'I32

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