Academy High School - Academe Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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l Sitting l. Nealinzi, I. Brown, R. M. Martin Mr. C. C, Radder, C, Cairns, A. Leplch, P, Lundfelt. First Rowffl, Wilson, T. Ward, N. Anderson, M. Carr A 'irk ialrictk, L. Bliven, l. Lasher, H. Kulvinski, Second Row I. Bierbauei, H. Tobias, W, Anderson, R. Rosecmgst, R lenkins, L. Firir kson, , , . lx I D. Sliaffstall. ZW: Seven issues for 35c . . . what a bargain . . . exciting articles . . . timely editorials . . . sparkling gossip . . . current happenings about school . . . sports . . . news of alumni, now serv- ing in the armed forces . . . written by students, selected for scholarship, leadership . . . faculty advisor, Mr. C. C. Radder . . . this paper is sent free to service men in all parts of the world . . . published bi-monthly . . . Editor-in-chief, Rose Marie Martin . . . Busi- ness Manager, Robert Ienkins . . . Assistant Busi- ness Manager, Wilbert Anderson . . . Art Editor, Robert Roseguist . . . Typists, Audrey Kirkpatrick and Helen Kubinski . . . Staff Photographers, lames Bierbauer and LeRoy Erickson . . . Page One, Patricia Lundfelt, Ann Lepich, Marjorie Carr, Doris Olsen, lean Wilson . . . Page Two, lane Nealing, Carolyn Cairns, Louisa Bliven, lean Lasher . . . Page Three, Harvey Tobias, Stanley Cyterski, Richard Shaffstall . . . Page Four, lanet Brown, Nancy Anderson, Theresa Wood . . . Star Assemblies . . . amusing and educational . . . acquaint students with the staff and their work . . . illustrate composition of pages . . . contents of each page . . . to increase the num- ber of sales and subscribers . . . A dance this year . . . Star Sock Stomp H an enjoyable evening . . . music by Gene Parlette . . . Second semester brought a few changes . . . an additional two pages . . . Useven issues for 4062 . . . new members, Page One, Seymour lskowitz . . . Page Two, Della Rowbottom, loan Cster, Harvey Shapiro . . . Page Three, Betty Iohnston, Betty Slater, Shirley Swanson . . . Page Five and Six, Ianice Roberts, Teanette York, Vernon Schauble, Marjorie Kent, loan Mosier Ur. Highl . . . New editorein-chief . . . lanet Brown . . . Wilbert Anderson moved into the job he trained for during the first semester this year , . . new art editor, Roger Coon and Eugene Sundberg . . . mjm V. MANDO B. FALKEWITZ ..18...

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First Rowftif. Wexler, M. Wuenschel, F. Kane, B. Papuccri I.. Nagle, T. Patsy, B. Dunbar, I. Serafini. Second Row' I. Huckelberry, M. Schersch- ing, M. Krolak, I. Eichenlaub, Fitzgerald, I. Carlin, P. Young, I. Allen, A. Kosicki. Third Row--M L Peelman, D. Mcfifarthy, M. Delsandro, I. Roberts, M. Knight, D. Olsen, M. Hess, E. Marsh, M. Frame, S. ffromneclit, W. Mano, S. Richardson, Majorette. Fourth ROW-I, Finnell, A. Hess, M. Ulilman, B. Herman, I. Hogan, M. Hubert, M. Konzel, R, Grain, M. Loomis, C. Syzmula, H. Popowslu. Zummzd guyz Drum and Bugle Corps . . . outstanding in performance . . . massive entertainment at foot- ball games . . . twirlers wearing the blue and gold . . . graceful twirl leader Sue Richardson wearing the flag colors, red, white, and blue . . . what time . . . what harmony . . . drummers sen- sational . . . the rum-tum of the drums and the toot-tooting of the buglists . . . Ada Mae Smith steps ever so lively . . . what glamour . . . what rhythm . . . who is responsible . . . of course . . . none other . . . Miss Meyette, drill instructor . . . and musical director, Miss Schweitzer . . . con- gratulations extended . . . everyone pleased . . this active organization is better than ever . . . Who's that? . . . Mrs. Who? . . . why of course, Mrs. Dolce . . . former co-director and sister of present director, Miss Schweitzer. Flag bearers erect . . . guards at attention . . . what more can one ask for? . . . surely, music . . . you heard it . . . like it? . . . sure you did and so did everyone else . . . what a season . . . yes . . . we got the trophy . . . that is, the football team . . . but wait . . . what did the Drum and Bugle Corps get? . . . nothing? . . . oh yes, they did . . . it wasn't just a few hand claps or a few up- roarious cheers but . . . admiration as well as respect from the Blue and Gold . . . surely, that's what counts . . . yep! . . . that's our Drum and Bugle Corps . . . l'The Academy Drum and Bugle Corps. OFFICERS First Semester President ...... ....,........ D onna McCarthy Vice President .... . . .Sue Richardson Secretary ........ ............ M arjorie Knight Treasurer ..,... .............. A da Mae Smith Second Semester President ...... ............. D onna McCarthy Vice President .... ..... S ue Richardson Secretary ,...,.. ,... M arjorie Knight Treasurer ..... ........ I.. ois Nagle emb ...l7... l

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:mica ec! The American lunior Red Cross was founded by presi- dential charter in September of 1917, When the school children of this country were invited to become partners With the grown people of their communities in the Work Which the Red Cross is given to do in war and in peace times. By the end of the first World War the membership had reached the 12,000,000 mark. Since that time, it has grown until now the members number more than 30,000,000 boys and girls, making it the largest youth organization in the world. Erie lunior Red Cross . . . started in 1934 . . . by meeting of school representatives . . . ideas of organization discussed . . . city and county schools became charter members . . . correspon- dence albums, made and exchanged . . . with foreign countries . . . toys for children in hospitals . . . holiday articles for local institutions . . . making and covering brailled books for the blind . . . in 1936 twenty-nine schools enrolled . . . activities continued . . . War in 1939 increased demands upon Red Cross . . . councils set up in schools . . . supervised by teachers as advisors . . . headquarters at 918 Peach . . . in 1940 full school membership . . . participated in War time program . . . services rendered to community . . . raised S2500 through salvage drive in 1943 . . . moved into the store at 1110 State Street . . . temporary guarters in Chapter House basement . . . new building completed at 509 Sassafras Street. jeb SittingffP. Tnrrelli, 1. Salvia, C. Hershelman, F. Carter, R. Wemdorf, L. Prindle. First R 1 N h M S R b man, A. 1.1tz, 1. Kimmy, R. Seidler, N. Robertson, 1. Cross, R. Manross, N. Zimmerly. Second R A K S M son, B. Sopp, E. Galanis, P. Peterson, B. Hammer, G. Kuqel, P. Wilson, B. Higgins, 1. Frank 1 L th Th d R M St S E. Sanders, C. Malina, C. Lukias, B. Sheafter, R. Wegmxller, S. Guyer, E. Albrycht, 1. Fishe L t A ...19..