The Pittsburgh Academy - Eagle Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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THE EAGLE Glass iBuem Far off a faint clear call Fell on the listening ear of youthg It echoed in our hearts Awakening the dreams At tender age, of hope and truth. We listened, raised our eyes To see the fairer vision dawn Upon a clear blue sky. And hope Welled steadily- Became a torrent-drove us on! From chrysalistic dreams Burst forth a rare reality, Ideas born of hopeg We reap a harvest rich With life and love-with liberty! Future's obscurity lnspires naught of doubt and fear, We, knowing our own strength, When life her challenge sends Step forth to meet it-cool and clear! Enthroned within our hearts Our Alma Mater, fair and true, You'll ever beg your works Forgotten ne'er, we give Our gratitude-Our love to you! -F. IACQUELINE JACKSON THE PITTSBURGH ACADEMY Thirteen

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THE EAGLE QUR AIM HE AIM of this year book is to preserve to the members of the graduating class WL? of 1926 the memories of the pleasant days spent at the Pittsburgh Academy, of the ac- quaintances and friendships made here and of the faithful efforts of the members of the faculty to make our stay as profitable as possible. We shall always cherish the memory of Mother Lytle, whose pleasant smile and cheerful manner have been an inspiration to us all. Whatever degree of success this year book has attained is due to the untiring and unceasing eff forts of Mr. Grady, our Advisor. We wish also to express our appreciation of the loyal support and cofoperation of the members of the editorial staff and all who have contributed to the year book in any way. -THE EDITOR. THE PITTSBURGH ACADEMY Twelve N I

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