Academy High School - Academe Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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v ll Q . ll JDCIC4 IOM LC Clgfllll After four long years of being tossed back and forth at sea, the good old Princeton cup, the pride of Academy High, and envy of all the competitive schools in Erie, finally found its way back into the protective arms of our Alma Mater. lt is hardly necessary to mention the fact that the student body glory, more this year than ever, in its return, and they have firmly resolved to keep it in their possession until some other school can truthfully prove they are more worthy of this privilege.

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fs, W oreworci ln issuing a year book, the stall' tries to portray the deeds ol' the year so vividly that in future years the reader may live again the days that are past, and recall in a moment those happy moments of bygone days. The year book is a record of victories and losses as the Case may be. When we have graduated, and have taken up our life's work in points far and near, we need only lo go to our ACADEMIC, and l.hose years which have elapsed seem to fade into the distance. We take this opportunity to thank the oflice force, the faculty, and all those of the student body who so kindly lent their services in helping to make possible another issue of the ACADEME, thus furthering the glory of the 'Hilltop Schoolf