The Pittsburgh Academy - Eagle Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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X X xx I THE EAGLE f 2 'Edith THE BOOSTERS HE ahove picture contains part of the memhership of the Boosters. This cluh lacks a constitution, a hoard ol' officers and a regular meet' ing place: yet its memhers have shown that they possess the true P. A, spirit, the spirit of cofoperation and of loyalty to a worthy undertaking, The Boosters' Cluh consists of those non graduates who have purchased a copy of the 1926 EAGLE. Miist of the Boosters are -luniors, who will finish their courses in 1926. Many, however, are memhers of the class of '26 who secured desirable positions hefore they completed their courses. By actively supporting the 1926 EAGLE and thus enabling the graduating class to puhlish a year hook, the Boosters have earnetl the gratitude of the class of '26. THE PITTSBURGH ACADEMY . N Thirty-two ,X , I .

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THE EAGLE MOTHER LYTLE HUSE who have scanned the pages of the EAGLE 'J'u lJt'u.' thus far have doubtless noticed that it is hopelessly MIT' incomplete and that its excellence in other respects cannot atone for one outstanding defect. This defect, which it grieves us to confess, is the omission of Mrs. Lytle's picture. The omission was not due to oversight. lt was def liberate, yet unavoidable as far as lay in our power. ulvlotheif' Lytle is esteemed, admired and loved by all who know her. Alumni of the distant past-as far back as 1890-cherish fond memories of her pleasant smile and everfcheerful disposition. To them and to succeeding graduatingglasses she is a vital part of the institution that is P. A. Her radiant personality, her optimism in the face of formidable obstacles and trying personal griefs, her 'Lconf tagiousm smile-all have endeared 'her to her children and gained their love. We of the class of 1926 shall miss her sorely. The business world or the university can offer no worthy subf stitute. We have become accustomed to her cheery greetf ing. Vxfe have taken our personal worries to her-our disappointments and our heartachesgand have been ref freshed by her sympathetic understanding and truly optif mistic manner. She has given us another perspective and we have come away strengthened and refreshed. We shall miss her! The years may bring true and deep friendshipsg may be full of happiness, of joy and of success but we shall consider Life a most gracious benefactor indeed if She offers us such a pleasant, wholesome, dependable and loving friend as 'LMother Lytle. I THE PITTSBURGH ACADEMY Thirty-three