Academy High School - Academe Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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lI 'f III. ...L IIl I III III 444f11I IIIMllIImIII SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER Richard C. Parshall Kathryn Wheeler Nellie Donna Bennett Jackson Magenau President Vice President Secretary Treasurer SECOND SEMESTER ames Robert Berry, Jr. Samuel Roberts Nellie Donna Bennett Jackson Mageriau President Vice President Secretary Treasurer 24

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m O QM II f III ..., ' 'III 'f III 'IIII -IQQJJIIIIIWMIIIIMII 'J' SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We entered Academy High School as Freshmen four years ago. Our class was the first to start its course in Academy High School building. During our first year we became successfully organized with competent executives. Thus forming for ourselves a stable foundation and assuring the success of our activities throughout our High School life. We have been very well represented in all school activities since the beginning of our career. During our Sophorome year we strengthened our representation on the football team. After the Turkey Game had been won the Class of '24 gave the successful dance at Academy. ' The Colgate Clee and Instrumental Club was brought to Academy by our Sophomore Class and was put across in a manner whose memory has lingered in the minds of all who followed. As Juniors our members made an enviable record in all scholastic, social and athletic Iife. Our fellows were represented not only in the football team but in the basketball, track, swimming and tennis teams. The Junior Girls basketball team held a highly commendable record and the girls track team won the only girls' meet ever staged at Academy. We are proud of our three dances and the junior Prom, all noticeable successes. As Seniors we have attempted and successfully accomplished several activities which have never before been contemplated by any class in this institution. Our social season was started by an informal dance given after the first football victory over Warren. This event was followed closely by several other football dances sponsored by the Seniors all of which there was no regrets and to which many compli- ments were given. 1 v 26