Academy High School - Academe Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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of gate, Every day that we spend without learning is a day losifl The majority of us do not realize the value of our free education until the later years ol' senior high school, then we begin to see the changes that have occurred in ourselves, our outlook on life, and our entire general bearing. Through such subjects as the sciences, higher mathematics, and social studies, we have learned, unconsciously perhaps, to develop the mind. Geography, economics, and history teach us the greatest ol' all discoveries: how to live and be happy in the best possible way. Home economics and the industrial arts are ollered by the school to balance our curriculum and to develop and train our creative interests. English, foreign languages, and the line arts help us to build a radiant personality, to open the way of sell'- expression, and to know the satisfaction of living an abundant life. Wie have received beneficial counsel in choosing subjects to be included in our preparation for life after graduation-whether it he college, industry, or business, and While broadening the scope of our academic knowledge, we as students learn to accept culture and be- come desirable members of society. Because the outlook on life of the student in school will he the outlook of the adult in a large community, all scholastic activities are planned with an eye to the needs and welfare ol' the individual and ol' society. Ol' our educational process, which recognizes and cherishes the individual who is not coerced and distorted, we can assert without reservation that our school is training its members to accept fully the socialization so necessary to our modern civili- zation. Twenly-Iwo

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