Academy High School - Academe Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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Typical of teachers, Mr. Peter Gregan, U.S. History teacher, is Teacher trades places with G sfudenf who never too busy to help his students, as he is doing here with discusses history with the class while Mr. John -lim Mulder- Leamy occupies the pupil's seat. Social Studies molds citizens As enthusiastic a scholar of American History as an admirer of Abe Lin- Fred Kantz, teacher ot U. S, History. coln is Mr. K. Vw, ' -i:32,- A A . ,,..:: .:,.:t' y -V we-I ,N wwf , K , wtlmy yu .uf i' ff . 'wu- A vast knowledge of American History is attained when a student, such as Anita Koffler, consults her teacher, Mr. Fred Guenther. X x ,...t if NX '

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Mr. Zimmerman and Margie Cltimenti clworus tlie proposition. and understanding Miss Helen Schneider patiently explains ci per- plexing problem to lter Algebra students. Severo explains lf two rigltt angles . . X' just G Correcting Geometry if litem. V aimrfm cis Sue 717' -GW M---...,,m,, 1 8-.... Explaining a dificult lrig problem on tlie visual cast is Mr. Marion V. Lewis, tooclner of AP. Meth and Algebra: 2. Improved methods of teaching are always being introduced into classes, Here Mrs. Rita Kantz and Miss Gladys Tate, Algebra and Geometry teachers, con- struct some useful aids. papers takes a good N XR deal ot time, but Miss J, M ' as ' 'f f- , 2 , , L. A , ir. Rita Russell finds cn 1 I E X X :WV ievv minutes during X' ' L5 study ltall to work on K

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if Returning to his alma mater, Mr. Robert Hiney lec- tures on World History while his students diligently fake notes' Keeping abreast of the current stock transactions is one of the 'Wx 'X 1 daily practices of Mr. Jay Buchanan's Economic classes. Proficient not only in the subiect of World History, but also in self Q defense, Mr. Robert Acker demonstrates his skill to Keith Smith, M l Qt R X up In addition to teaching World History, Mr. Frank Pettinato helps students like Cora Nulty and Nancy Quirk learn better driving habits. F':Q 'x, Q 1 Relaxation is welcomed by teachers, including Mr. William Ulrich, P.O.D. instructor, seen here resting in the blue room. Students like to know test grades. Could Mr. Walter Warzeski not be giving one of his Sociology students an HAH?