Academy High School - Academe Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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2 , ,fe-ff Supervising Roseanne Corullo while she is rnoking o The end of the day hnds Mrs. Helen Bell, Foods teacher, looking dress is Clothing instructor, Mrs. Anne Hogenmiller, into o bore retrigerotor. Guidance in Mr. Williom Stebnisky instructs his closs in the bosic know- ledge needed tor on understanding of our government. Mr, Alois Lubieiewski helps Dove Vorse construct o corner bookshelf, one of the many practical ossignments of the Wood Shop closs.

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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.

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-L.. Since accuracy is important in Drafting, Mr. Clarence Swahn checks student work with care. domestic arts Lecturing is a vital part of a teacher's job, here put to good use by Mr. Stanley Jarmolowicz, of our capable Senior Trades teachers, One The operation of a lathe, a necessary tool in machine shop, is explained to Gerald Stubenhofler by Mr. Andrew Grahm, One of the many fascinating praiects in Art class is pottery making, here illustrated by Sandy Fuhrrnan and Mrs. Annette Whaley. 25