Academy High School - Academe Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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'50 Before handing in a hypothetical Bookkeeping problem, Bonnie Mlss Mary l-llcliey' knowing Thor llmed wrlllngs me Moore has Mr. Anthony Presogna check it for accuracy. essential in building speed, periodically times her stu- dents in Typing. Preparing for the business world Stencils must be dried by Miss Margaret Pistory Answers by students can be quite funny in any class. Here Mrs. Harry Peterson appears to be amused by such an answer. before they can be sent to the teacher. XW -nm L---0

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Black Book in hand, Mr. Howard Eichert watches his chemistry students conduct an experiment. discoveries 4 s. During their free period, Mr. Leo Harkins and Mr. James Mahoney review the l962-63 athletic schedule. R I5 NHS Xllfx ' P S M Y Cf Mn Pg C0 Ni ci. Zn Ga csc As Se Br A, Ku Rh Pnl Ag cis In Sn Sli Te I lf' Pl Au Hg Br P0 Au em ri ii 3 3 7 Sw Ev fed 'fb 91' nr ,im Cm Bk Cf Gail Stazer gets extra help from Mr. George Havican in learn- ing the Periodic Chart. Fourth period finds Miss Maria Weschler entering the driver training car as she explains basic driving skills to a beginner. .SH Bev Kurczewski and Sandy Sieklucky learn how to use the force table in Mr. Harry Ramsey's Physics class.

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f,,...... Qum- .Q-. I' - ,A W I X 1-. ,yi . U' rv Y H , 1: fs,w.V -,hi ., ix. H' f . - '- ',1'1- me ' ,fl Carefully checking the results of a Typing drill is Miss Adelaide Sisley, also a teacher of Shorthand. r .Q if ln order to learn Shorthand, constant oral work is nec- essary. Here Miss Frances Stull listens to one of her stu- dents. Teachers must be as well prepared as their students. For this reason, Mrs. Josephine Wick reviews the day's assignments. 23 Miss Margaret McMahon seems puzzled about the way one of her Shorthand students is Translating her assignment. For teaching Consumer Education, Mr. Fred Tomb finds Business Week a useful aid.