Academy High School - Academe Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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swf The Academy Star has grown considerably in the past twenty years. Both the statt and the paper have qrownf the paper in size and the statt in number till now the paper is almost twice its initial size and the statt is the larqest on record. This year the staff prepared thirteen Star issues, distributed bimonthly, sponsored their annual dance, conducted two very successful campaigns, and sent a representative to the New York convention. Co-Editors-Dorothy Duffy, Audrey Peplinski Business Manager-Paul Martin Standing-M. Krufal, R. Kibler, P. Heberle, D. leffries, R. Foster, G. Snell, S. Curtis, L. Winters, G. Ochran, A. Fearn. SeatedeB. Egler, Mr. Radder, B. Forhman, A. Peplinski, P. Bredenberg, D, Duffy, P. Martin, L. O'Connell, W. Bates, K. Egler, W. Saunders. Twenty-two

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ML! C1056 The Academy chapter of the Red Cross is divided into four groups whose sole purpose is helping our distressed neighbors. The First Aid section studies the application of bandages. ln the shop, another group makes wocden dolls for little shut-ins. The sewing division prepares dresses for Finnish and Polish children and dolls for blind children. The fourth group the Home Hygiene groupe was very fortunate this year in having a series of lectures by a Red Cross nurse on the care and feeding of infants and the sick. This year, the Academy chapter plans to extend its already numerous activity by sending a representative to the annual Red Cross convention in Washington, D. C. Row 3V--C. Weissert, D. Herman, l. Atkins, V. Arnold, M. Greenwald, B. Barber. Row 2- V. Benz, A. Bologh, l. Frear, A. Chrostowslci, C. Vandervort, M. Chessario, D. MacMann. Row 1- D. Meeker, B. Wilson, M, Tate, O. Clifford, B. Arnold, M. Bayhurst, F. Caccimise, E. Davies. l Twenty-one

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0Ci0A8l Third Fifth Sixth Seventh Tenth Eleventh Twelfth Sixteenth Seventeenth Eighteenth Twenty-first Twenty-third Twenty- fourth Twenty-fifth Twenty-seventh Twenty-eighth Twenty-three You've got to be a football hero. Girl Reserves honor their mothers at a tea. De Willow ensemble presents a unique assembly. Academyites make merry at the Band Dance. What again? Vincent-Academy Game, lost l3-O. New Girl Reserve members initiated. Mac says good-bye. Mr. Ray is introduced at assembly. Girls' Chorus and Boys' Glee Club Party a great success. Mr. Ray presents the gavel to Ted. Academe Skating Party . . . a bump here . . . a bruise there. Students trip the light fantastic at the Cinema Club Dance. We lose 25-O at Canton. The Band goes along. Hi-Y Burley Day. Card Day . . . 'Knowledge is Power. l-li-Y Variety Show. Star Dance aa social success! All that work and what happens? We tie Altoona 7-7.