Academy High School - Academe Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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Q. vb Q Q-2 ROBERT ACKER - World History, coaches RALPH BARBARO - English II, advisor to HELEN BELL - Beginning, Advanced Foods, Track and Cross Country. He is also in' the Academy Chess Club. Besides playing advises the Academy Junior Red Cross. terested in all sports and reading. chess, Mr, Barbara enicys sports. For relaxation, Mrs. Bell likes to read. PN QA T' ' ki NG EDNA MAE BERMON - English Ill, od- MARIAN BLAKE - English ll, advisor to ELIZABETH BROWN - English Ill, Junior visor to the Academe. She enioys poetry, the Senior Class. Miss Blake enioys travel- Class advisor. She enioys remodeling fur, travel, the theatre, and antiques. ing, keeping house, cooking, and sewing. outdoors, canning, and crocheting, N ' ! ii... JAY BUCHANAN - Problems of Dernoc- WlLLIAM BURGER - Bond, Orchestra, ad- SYLVIA BURGUN - Latin I, ll, advisor to racyg Class Day, Senior Class Activities vises the Band and Orchestra. He is in- Cena Romana, Stella Latina, and the Cornrrittee advisor. Hts interest is golf. terested irnusic ard his farvily life. Prom of '6O. She is an avid traveler. 10

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1-17 Edurofrorw d es not cea e wnfh Commence mem fo army student Pian your work your ersure and your rest so mar ofre s may be pleased you ae a member of The commu nu MABEL STUDEBAKER Ped D Assssfarwt Prmcxpal Assistant Principals As years pass your annual vvxll prove To be a Treasury of pleasant memo res and In cadenfs Happy dreams' LEROY E BARBER Ed D Asslstam Prmcnpal

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-2? Faculty One at the essential keys to education is the teacher. Without a com- petent, ded cated faculty rrany of the irtrinsic values of a well-rounded education a'e lost lr' the complex world cl today, teachers are needed more than ever before to ir-terpret corrplicated irlorrfation, ta counsel students in planning their futures, and to Inculcate and ir-spire high ideals in the student. These words of Geoffrey Chaucer truly portray a dedicated teacher: Giving new weight to virtue by his speech, And gladly would he learn and g'adly teach. Here at Academy, instructors teach in the tields of mathematics, science social studies, languages, English, business, dorrestic and industrial arts, and physical education, Academy instructors, in personifying the many attributes af dedicated teachers, serve as exemplars of their profession, fig. g ' ELSIE CAMPBELL - English ll, Ill, advisor Sl llRLEY COMSTOCK - Health, Girls' Phy- of the Sophomore Class. Mrs, Campbell is G sical Education, advises intra-mural sports. well-known organist. She enioys her family, sports, and books. 1 ' lx X RONALD DEMARCO - Algebra I, Plane PAUL T, DEMYANOVICH - Special Edu- Geometry, Sophomore Class advisor. His cation: an asssta'-t baskettall coach. All main interests are sports, novels, and chess, types of sports lead his list of interests 11 1 Mr. Harkins gives his student teacher, Mr, Teleha, a tip in making out unit plans. These plans will serve as a guide for luture lessons. DALHART DOBBS - English lll, IV, advisor to Junior Class, He ertloys reading, writing, music, sports, riding, and swimming.