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

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IIHNHNIS INDUSTRY OF LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL 'ki' I ADMINISTRA TIVE DEPARTMENT Board of Education Superintendent - Principal Class Sponsor - Ellwoodian Advisor Faculty I I GRINDER'S DEPARTMENT Twelve B's Eleven A's - Eleven B's Ten A's - Ten B's III SPECIALTY DEPARTMENT Lincoln Echo Senior Home Rooms Clubs Sports I V FINISHING DEPARTMENT Senior A Class Literary Section Honor Bright Staff V RARE PRODUCTS Fumes Humor Snaps Four

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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

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PHISENHNB IH! HHMINISIHHHVI HHIHHIMINI if i' 'A' To the Lincoln High School Board of Education, which provided a beau- tiful building for usg to the Superin- tendent and Principal who directed usg and to the members of the Fac- ulty who assisted usg we Seniors not only appreciate your efforts, but we thank you. F