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

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ir if it ir PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM This is E. C. H. S. June Class announcing the 1937 Ellwoodian. A public address system has been installed in the Lincoln High School. This system cost the school approximately two thousand dol- lars and it is being paid for par- tially by the school activity fund and partially by the school board. This system is Lincoln High's most modern improvement. It may be used to contact persons or teachers readilyg to hear valuable Two radio programs and all school an- nouncements made by school oth- cials and students. About two thousand students in fifty rooms may be contacted at one time to listen to a program. We students of Lincoln High School are very proud to have one of the most modernly equipped public address systems in Western Pennsylvania. And now, may we introduce to you our Ellwoodian theme-EIL wood City, Lincoln High Industry.

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IHE WWUHUIHN Published by THE JUNE CLASS Of LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL ELLWOOD CITY, PENNSYLVANIA 1337

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IIIIllllIlllIIll1IllIIIIIIIIEIIIEEIIEIEEEIEINIIEIPYIlllllllllllIIEllllElIIIllIEEIIlE3IliEE3IIIIIEllIEIEIIll3IIllIIllIIlilllilllllilillllllllllEllllllllllllllll THlEME As the rising community of Ellwood City grew in size, population, and industry, it was nec- essary to establish a secondary school to provide preparation for the higher education of the younger generation. Accordingly, in 1925, the Lin- coln High School was established. With increased growth of our community and industries, high school facilities were gradually enlarged to ac- commodate many additional students. Today our newly erected Lincoln High School represents the highest growth of a community and industry fully developed in both the economic and cultural aspect. Our industry has gradually but surely in- creased and expanded in the past few years. On- ly through the cooperation of our industry and high school can we make our community a suc- cess. As never -before, civil executives and school administrators are coming to realize the necessity for mutual agreement and understanding between the school and industry, which fosters better citi- zenship. For this reason, the June Class of 1937 of Lincoln High School find it appropriate to have as its theme, one immediate interest to us: The School and Industry. Three