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

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Faculty of English, also one of the American Lit. teachers who enjoys traveling. LANGUAGES Mrss CHAMBERS'TCHCh6S three classes of French along with her official duties as Junior High Principal .... Mrss SIRIANNI -Besides teaching French and Civics, she finds time to charm us with her delightful singing .... MR. H. F. WILSON-ThE use of Latin in every day conversation, is a pet theory of the Senior A. Sponsor. MATHEMATICS MR. CROFT1LLDUtCh,S,l genial manner combines will with sternness to produce champion football teams and honor math egotistical satirical quee students .... MR. HOUR-Besides Math, he likes to teach the Golden Rule and tell how long he has been teaching school .... MR. KELLER-'LLFIIKZQQ teaches Business Arithmetic and Algebra. He diligently applies his mathematical ability to golf . . . Mrss E. McCAsLrN-The very patient teacher, teaches many very inf teresting subjects such as Math, Geograf phy, and even Latin .... MR. NEWTONi Besides coaching basketball, Jerry makes Plane and Solid Geometry more plain and less solid by his vvitticisms .... MR. M. WILSON-When not teaching Algebra and Trig, Mac is busy storming tennis courts. ' ' 'NATURAL SCIENCE f f f MR. BOYD is the teacher who guides the HifY Club and applies scientific princif ples to his farm .... MR. G1LLs-When not helping 'LDutch Croft coach the football squad, he is aiding the boys to absorb chemistry .,.. MR. HERROLD- The Little Man Who Wasn't There , Georgie is the competent Physics instrucf tor and faculty business manager .... MR. KING-nJOhI'1I1Y,S,, humor makes him a favorite with his science students as Well as his junior high cagers .... Miss MCKNIGHT-ID our Biology department, there was a capable director, of You Can't Take It With You .... MR. RASCHELLA-Dashing sponsor of the So' cial Club, Johnny always brought the little lady into his science discussions. SOCIAL SCIENCE MRs. ANDERSONTIU teaching World His' tory she covered the history of the world in a most convincing manner .... MR. BLooM makes American History a favorf Grace Braley, B.S.g Morrison Bradley, B.S.g Grace Brown. BA., Harold Burry, B.B.A.g Haro . a an, . ., L Fl' B A ' ld E C pl B A awrence inner, . ., M.A.g Sarabelle McCasl1n, B.A.g I William Mitchell, B.A., M.S.g Mildred Sanders, B.S, Ed, Arthur D. Webster, B.A.g Lois Gillespie Williams, B.S, in Ed. ll14ll

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1 5 ' I ' ..,.,iX -,V Iv, X , . i .lx . Llkiaiik 'rlyil ' Helen McNitt. HA., M.A.g Alciha Wilson Raschclla, B.A.1 Sarah Ruscillc, B.A.g Eleanor VVilson, B.A.g Dorothy Youn B A M A LANIK UAK E Am lii Sirianni, BA.: H. Floyd XVilsori, HA., M,A. IWATHEMATICS: Thurman Croft. BSL john bl. Houkg Francis Koller B S Eli nb th MJ islin B A KJ rild M, Newton, B.S.g Malciwlm G, Wilson, B.A., M.A. NATURAL SCIENCE: Vwlilliam B. Boyd, BS, Eil.g Howard B bills B S L1 or XV H rrold B S M,S.g john A. King. Jr. B.A.g Elizabeth McKnight, B.A, M.A.g john A. llaschclla, B.A. SOClAl. SCIENCE: Clara Ritth y And rsnn BS Ed C org Bloom, BS, Ed. the intricacies of commercial law to his aspiring students .... Miss Woosrsae- Her pleasing personality and leadership won for her Wide popularity among the girls of the TrifHifY .... MR. ZAHNISER ffHis good nature, bookkeeping ability, and witty remarks make him popular among his students and the Credit Union. ENGLISH MRS. ANDllEWS'r H6f performance in uYou Can't Take It With You set a fine example for her public speaking stuf dents .... Miss CAREY fAs teacher of Senior English, she is one of the most understanding members of our Riculty .... Miss CRESSVVELL fluossessing much cap' ability, she is the able and competent sponsor of the ,lune Class of 1940 .... Miss HAIQRIGER fAlthough very quiet and unassuming, she teaches freshman English with great proficiency .... Mas. MCKINNEY -Teaches history and geo' graphy to the ninth graders with a quiet voice and good authority .... Miss MCNITT -' Besides managing our 1940 llfil Ellwoodian she finds time to enchant her English class with sonnets and lyrics .... MRS. RAcHELLA'-This petite mistress of English brings life into Dickens' iiTale of Two Cities with her explanations. . . . Miss RUSCILLE'JUIliOYS appreciate learn' ing English from her. It is more like play than work for them .... Miss E. WILSON fAnother Wilson. She is specializing in the English and Spelling departments .... Miss YOUNG WA small, pleasant teacher lvlulnbcrs of thc Board of Education. th 3 s t lr

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1 armed cultured cmd philosophical ite by his quiet and interesting manner of teaching .... Miss BliALEY'Al' though new, she is the able director of the Correspondence Club and seventh grade history .... Miz. BRADLEY'G6O' graphical features of many lands were noted by Moe'l with the aid of motion pictures .... Miss BROWN teaches the social sciences to her students in a formal, exacting style .... MR. BU1zRYfThe junior high football coach by his amiable personality helps sell salesmanship to his students .... MR. CAPLAN+Wh6ll not making social sciences humorous with his remarks, Cappy is managing the stage crew .... MR. FLINNER makes better citizens through his civics class and better flyers through his airplane club .... Mas. S. MCCASLIN is the blonde teacher of junior high social sciences who always has a set of papers under her arm .... MR. MITCHELL'Wh6l1 not teaching boys the love of Civics, i'Big Billl' was teaching them the lore of scoutcraft .... Miss SANDERsfCompetent and strict teacher of junior high history. She enjoys readf ing as a sideline .... Ma. WEBSTER'BUSY teaching American History and Vocaf tional Guidance, he still hnds time to sponsor the Kiwanis Key Club. . Mas. WILLXAMS-The pleasant, blond teacher who made her students enjoy Geography, Spelling, and English. ll15l AnxnNxsrRArw1f HELPERS: M. Battersby, Sucre' tary to Principalg M. Dillcy, Secretary to Superinf rcndcntg Dr. Evans, School Physiciang E. Shrcmp, School Nurse. I fl pledge allegiance to the llagff' H. Remalcy, E. Simi, M. Miller, A. Pacella, D. Presto. 11185114 reports are due '- H. Topolskx, V. Rape, B. Craven, H. DeMartini III' -Actions in study hall- M.Pxscitell1, P. Hough, P. Gotjen, D. Loughner, L. Rcinhart, W. Bookamcr, R. Thompson. R. Sitler, P. Price, M. Hoover, R. Lowry