Lincoln High School - Ellwoodian Yearbook (Ellwood City, PA)

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HGME ROOM ACTIVITIES 302 8:35 - utter silence Members of room 302 have participated in various activities, but they ranked first in sell- ing Easter Eggs. First Prize ,,.,...........,,.. Margaret Duffy Five P0llX1d Egg Third Prize ,,,,,.....,,...... Dorothy Deemer Three Pound Egg Fifth Prize ,,,,,,,,..,,,. ........ J ean Shantz One Pound Egg We are all sure the large response was due to Ray Dew's sales talk. He was our Easter Egg manager. Chairman Senior Day ......... Herbert Balter Mary Abbaticchio won an engraved gold medal for interpretation of character in radio play tournament at Cleveland. Betsy Conner won 55.00 for second place in Insurance Essay Contest. ir 304 Home Room 304 feasted on Miss Carey's Easter Candy. Bang! Bang! Bang! iLoud Speaking System? Joe Pishioneri: Duck it! Here comes Shaffer! By the way 304 was the first of the Senior A home rooms to contribute money towards beau- tifying our school garden. They also ranked ffrts in the following contests. Magazine Sale: First Prize ........... Ernest Newton 35.00 Third Prize .... ..,. M ary Richards 32.00 Movie Tickets: First Prize -- George Robuck S3-10 passes Third Prize -- Kenneth Price 31- 3 passes Easter Candy Sale: Fourth Prize ..... Harry O'Brien 2 lb. egg With the money from the contests which Miss Carey doubled, 304 has purchased a pic- ture, Novembertag in der Normandie, by Fritz Thaulow. Magazine Campaign Chairman - Joe Pishioneri Movie Chairman .................. Mike Perry Play Cast Party Chairman ..... Paul Richards 305 This Senior A homeroom walked away with the homeroom basketball championship tucked away securely in their. pockets. The team was amply awarded for their eiforts by receiving a handsome trophy, a five pound Easter egg, and a large cake. The Easter egg was presented to the team by Mr. Wilson, their homeroom teach- er, and the cake by Harden Green. Those on the winning team were: Bill Falen, Don Marshall, Onorato Funari, Fred Mancini, Carl Krebs, Angelo Landolfi, Allan Houk and George Horvath. The coaches were Jim Flana- gan and Augustine Metz. Magazine Contest: Second Prize .... .... H annah Lowry Movie Tickets: Second Prize ....... Augustine Metz 32.00- Chairman of Prom ............... Carl Krebs' Chairman of Senior Assembly -- Jim Flanagan Chairman of Senior Dinner --- Hannah Lowry 'A' 306 No Doubt, we all know room 306 is the bus-- iest Senior A homeroom. Well we must give them credit as they are all very active and par- ticipate in all Senior activities. Their salesmanship shows good results: Movie Tickets: First Prize .... --- Harold Young 33.00 Second Prize .... --- Lewis Young 51.50 Easter Candy: Second Prize .... Carlton Wilson 4 lb. egg They were also in first place with thirty- three subscriptions for the Lincoln Echo. Decoration Chairman for First Semester Cast Party .......................... B111 Young Chairman of Donor's Committee .... Margaret Thorpe Alice Wright won 510.00 for first place in Insurance Essay Contest. Senior Assembly Queen --- --- Jean Wallis. Twenty-nine

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LINCOLN ECHO The Lincoln Echo is a mimeographed school paper published monthly by the students of Lincoln High School under the direction of the Kiwanis Key Club and faculty sponsors, Mr. Webster and Miss Barberio. STAFF Editor-in-Chief Laird Daubenspeck A ssistant Editors George Robuck Bill Carbeau Literary Editors Raymond Dew Doris Unger Fred Mancini Isabelle Nedelcoff News and Personals Jack Newton Jean Wallis Don Marshall Jim Flanagan Helen Downing Margaret Cartwright Club Editors Ray Sprague Margaret McCurdy Junior High Editors Bob DiBortoli Catherine McCurdy Angeline Mullen Sport Editors Bill Young Rose Segedi Joe Pishioneri Betsy Jane Conner Exchange Edward Thalgott A rt Editor Woodrow Hardy Business Manager Frank Blaine Typists John Massa Lois Durnell Helen Brandes Bernzetta Wimer Albert Ottober Twenty-eight

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TRI-HI-Y The Tri-Hi-Y, under the sponsorship of Miss Mc- Knight and hliss Johns, is ending another successful se- mester. As to activities, the club has continued with its little sister campaign, wherein each member has a Freshman B girl for a little sister. She is to help her little sister get ad- justed in her high school life. All members of the club have assisted in raising funds in order that our Tri-Hi-Y might be represented by several girls at Laurelville camp this summer. The social event of the semester was the spring for- mal, pictured above. The taller girls dressed as boys and escorted the girl friends to a dance in the music room. New officers have been elected for the coming year and they were properly installed at the installation services held in Slippery Rock on April 29th. The retiring officers are to be highly commended for their fine Work during the past year. Retiring Officers: New Officers: President, Rose Segedi Margaret McCurdy Vice-Pres., Margaret McCurdy Margaret Cartwright Secretary, Isabelle Nedelcoff Martha Knight Treasurer, Chaplain, Mary Matrangel Martha Hayden Anna Mae McCloskey Martha Potter Thirty