Academy High School - Academe Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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Mrs. Marion Hebert vicariously transports her sophomore students to Raveloe, the scene of Silas Marner. Mrs. Wingerter combines ancient history with English II as she presents Shake- speare's Julius Caesar. to Meet Students’ Needs With the sounding of the bell, Mr. Dalhart Dobbs assigns an essay for tomorrow's session of his junior Eng- lish class. Miss Driscoll, Academy's new commercial English teacher, chuckles over a student's answer to a test question. 19

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College and honors English students of Miss Winifred Mong are faced by the challenge of earning the ulti- mate — a G-K The unique ideas and comments of sophomore students initiate Mrs. Snell during her first year at AH$. English Courses Vary Jim Dieter finds the back of the classroom more amusing than the front. Mrs. Edna Mae Bermon exemplifies effective oral reading in both her speech and honors English classes. Mr. Habas ponders over the fate of a senior English student. 18

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Math and English Departments An office monitor momentarily interrupts Miss Blake, sophomore Enalish tenrhAr This year's math department, initiating the modern approach, includes Miss Rita Russell, trig, plane and solid geometry; Miss Gladys Tate, SMSG Geometry, Algebra II, and trig,- Mr. V. M. Lewis, trig, solid, analytical geometry and calculus,- Mr. Ronald Severo, plane geometry and Algebra I; and Mrs. Rita Kantz, plane geometry and Algebra I. Textbooks, tests, and papers, all representing a teacher's work, cir- cle Mrs. Marilyn Stadtmiller. 20