Academy High School - Academe Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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7 my of .ynfrocfncfion ,IXMLLA .fgbcenlf on Jgcfiuificd. .. . . . . the staff has endeavored to present the 1940 Academe in a novel and interesting manner. Since even the routine event of going to class is an activity, we have classified all school occurences as activities For the first time since the presentation of an Academe in 1920, the annalists have been able to add to the appearance and desirability of the year book by using a durable cover. More unigue and impressive picture arrangements have been made possible by employing double-spread, montage and mass-balance effects. Events have been grouped in chronological order accord- ing to the months in which they were prominent. By using these new ideas in presenting our material, we hope we have aroused more interest in our pictorial account of the news and views of the year. It is with pleasure that the Academe Staff presents . . . .yn ljfiid cyame. .. ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY ACTIVITIES

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we ..!4COLJ2l'VL8 of 1940 PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA Editor-in-Chief .,., .,.., I.. EWIS HOWES Art Editor. . . ..... GEORGE OCHRAN Business Manager, . . ..... GEORGE GERMAN I i

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5 W mm, Jdmfwf Mpefffifefivlenf of 514006 WHEREAS, we find no Way more fitting to express our appreciation of oneiwhose geniality and kind diplomacy have won our lasting affection and respect, and WHEREAS, it is a most appropriate means of extending our sincere congratulations and best wishes for success in his new undertaking as assistant superintendent of schools, and WHEREAS, it is also a means of expressing our reluctant farewell: 'lWhen ere a parting comes, he doesn't use a foreign lingog he merely says goodbye and God bless youg'f there- fore, be it RESOLVED, that this issue of the Academe be respectfully dedicated to our former principal, Mr. C. W. McNary.