Academy High School - Academe Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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.gil Wem oriam Norman Barthelmes, a .lune Senior of Academy, who passed away February 16, 1941. He will be sadly missed by all his friends, teachers, and acquaintances. Norman Barlhelnles Ol'l'llfl'l2I'lC2l'l'l elif .S?0eCl,Lel 5 1 Choose Americaw has been selected as the basic theme for the June Commencement speakers. This subject will be treated in such a way that it will bring out the reasons for one's choice of America as the ideal place to live. At present, there are fourteen tentative speakers but it is believed that this number will be lessened to ten. Due to its patriotic trend, the theme should meet with the approval of all, and We firmly believe that the speakers will do their utmost to leave everyone impressed, convinced, and gratified that we do live in America.

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2 une eniom Row 1: Mr. Winter, .l. Sanger. L. Task, N. Manross, W. Patterson. Row 2: J. Mann, R. Dudenhoeffer, B. Miles, W. Cooper, N. Wilcox, D. Greiner, M. SUD. iijwli-.gglaeecl D The J une Seniors presented a play entitled HHi-Speedi' written and directed most capably by Mr. Lee Winter. The plot concerned the many happenings in the haphazard life of four mechanics on a race track. Through the complete cooperation of the entire senior class, the play really did have high speed! The well-chosen cast presented the play successfully three consecutive nights. The audiences were enthusiastic and readily responded to the many humorous situations in the play. So favorable were the many comments about the show, that il. played to packed houses every night. When the final receipts were tabulated, it was found that the seniors had profited by four hundred dollars. With this money, the class hopes to make some worth-while contribution to our school. Vniol- year prom The June Seniors pre- sented the prom Janu- ary 29, at Rainbow Gardens with Paul Pendarvis and his Orchestra, in honor ol' the graduating class. 1 m , Holtzworth, H. Glass, P. Sullivan, J. Runser, ll. Anderson. H. Liebel, l.. Piasccki, R. Swan-

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Akus, Irene, Camera Club, Hobby Club, Needlecraft Club. Alloway, Doris Jean, Archery, Beauty Culture, Girl Reserves, Prom Committee. Alward, Albert, Star Staff, Press Club, Prom Committee, Class Play. Applebee, Dolores, Beauty Culture Club, Monitor. Arduini, Gilda, Archery Club, First Aid Club, Per- sonality Club, Consumerls Club, Prom Committee. Aubrey, Betty Jean, Beauty Culture Club, Makeup Club, Prom Committee. Bareio, Betty, Makeup Club, Booster Club, Prom Committee. Barnett, Clark, Camera Club, International Club, Bod and Gun Club, Prom Committee, Class Play, Banquet Committee. Barron, Shirley, Beauty Culture Club, Math Club, Gregg Beading Club. Anderson, Richard, Choir, Class Play, National Honor Society. Andrzejewski, Francesg Hobby Club, Needlecraft Club, Gregg Reading Club. Angelotti, LaVerneg Girl Beserves, Commercial Club, Knitting Club, Drum and Bugle Corps, Archeology. Baldwin, Ermag Girl's Chorus, Booster Club, Sub-Deb Club, Dramatic Club, Prom Committee. Balter, Lucyg Cruise Club, Study Club, Travel Club. Baltus, Nancieg Girl Reserves, College Club, Student Senate, Tri Club, Academe Staff, Prom Committee, Banquet Committee, Newman Club. Bastow, Donaldg Camera Club, Archery. Beatman, William, Football, Wrestling, Track, Athletic Theory, Home Boom President, Prom Committee, Class Day, Banquet Committee. Bedner, Emmag Study Club. 1l s M