Academy High School - Academe Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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arfieri The February Seniors were social- minded, but in a way different from most olher classes. They found closed class parties most enjoyable, and proceeded to fill their last semester with a variety of them, that is, with one exception. And that was a reception held September 13 in honor of the new 10-l,'s. The next social affair was a party held at the Log Cabins on the Peninsula, with the great outdoors providing sufficient entertain- ment. Then, on September 20, the class sponsored a Football Dance in the girl's gym. The unusual decorations, featuring the colors of all tl1e schools, as well as the presence of a few of our Louisville rivals, made this an unusual event for Academy. The Halloween Party held at Gustaf- son's Hall, featured an abundance of all Halloween Eve atmosphere, cider and doughnuts, and games and dancing. The last party was given at the Varsity, where the class was entertained by its own excellent, but heretofore undiscovered talent. As a fitting climax, there was a Banquet Dance held at the Lawrence llotel, January 22. An excellent menu, a minimum of long speeches, and a good band for the dance made this occasion a beautiful finish to the classes social history.

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57 e rucuf eniorzi N . ll. . as lice ln, Cl, l efllffle a a 0 Once in a Lifetimev presented by tl1e February seniors in November, was the kind of comedy success that a class presents just once in a lifetime. Mr. Arthur Shephard of Erie directed this portrayal of Hollywood life as it was at the birth of the talkie. A large cast of eight leads and over thirty supporting-speaking roles effectively lived the somewhat hectic life of the movie capitol for but two brief nights. Who will ever forget Herman Glogaueris super production, the bishop,s hot tip, or George's peanuts 9 v Once ina Lifetimeu was an all-around success in fun for the cast, entertainment for the audience, and monetary returns for the class. How 1-D. Busohe, E. Epp, H. Olken, S. Wright, Schultz, Miss Olsen, R. McManus, S. Breter, R. Hirsch, .l. Maclnnes, M. Hutchinson. Row 24M. Peterson, N. Manos, D. Smith, G. Schnell, S. Schlecht, E. Mather, S. Leonard, G. Becker, M. Simmons, W. Hirsch, Y. Cokefair, D. Struchen, D. Case. Row 3-Mr. Lewis, U. Cornelius. C. Shapiro, V. Seroka, E. Tillotson, B. Steiner, C. Davis, li. Herscovitz, A. Wolf, E. Russell, J. Doty, N. Bevcns, M. Wright, L. Weigand, Mr. Shepard. Row Iii Pi. VVuenschel, M. Muth, J. Fuller, H. Mishrcll, L. Batdorf, D. Bunting, J. Trimble, S. Powell, D. Shay, B. Iladov, S. Shaw, H. Ilarpst.