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

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oon, our classe retries Lasso Most handsome boyf Charles M.iggi ost ambitious girl Viola DcFillippo Mast ambitious buy Guy Prestii Funniest givl S ph Krcstcl Boy with t p ki xamilxtyvBud Turner 5, pmfn s cmd even riendslups wi e utstanding Seniors Most allfround boy-Bob Miller Most zillfround girlsflda Mae Cole Funniest boy-Bob Miller Student with Wily Studen Nave the prize jalopy-Delmer t with most nicknames' -Chester Student with the inost tardy slipsfRz1y Sberna Student with dancing feetfBetty Lee Knnes Student with best linefBob Miller Student with most boy friends-Betty Lee Kimes Student with most girl friendsaSteve Palatka Girl with the most s +Betty Lee Kimes The biggest dope fiendkSilvio Cipro. parkling personality 4 mos s av ivigp Best 110115554335 Miller Mi: .'- Champion sleeper-Floyd lvicflwain.

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l nn Wi in gr V ' happy' goflttcky boys and attractive girl! lass of january 1940 while he would do nothing but rest . . . HENRY MOOREYYOU may like chemistry, spinach, and stage crew work, but the girls like you more and more . . . LENA MORBLLOTNOW Lena, these don't quite agree-How can you be an office worker and try your recipes too? . . . STELLA MORRIS-cDUfCh,S secretaryj-With a nickname like Star you should go far in office work . . . PETE NABEREZNY-kLN3lDb6f,1 is a lanky lad from Koppel who always knows all the answers in Sales class . . . CHESTER NAvEfMeatfballs and spaghetti provided plenty of pep to attend school half a day and work in mill the other half . . . ELLEN NYET'rssAf6 you Having Any Eun? fYes, she did. Plenty-selling candy and klondykes at games . . . JULIA Oczxowsxi-fPetite Giggles liked all commercial subjects,and she also liked being secretary for her special boss, Miss McKnight . . . Hollywood, here I come . . . MARGERY OLZAK should be on her way after 'iDorice Gaylord portrayal in 'iTish' '... STEVE PALATKAWArtistic Steve and member of the radiator gang painted and drew all the signs for school parties and plays . . . Pretty MARY PARISE, a commercial student from BOIA. Whoev'er would think she liked Tom Mix program best . . . COLUMBIA PAssoLANo- Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean? No, Columbia, the gem of at least six senior committees . . . ELIZABETH PASTA'-HIJZMIHHY be small, but her skill in commercial subjects aided her in being an efficient secretary to Mr. Hawke . . . CATHERINE PAwoL- Scram fDid you learn this word in your iivorite class, English? Cr on the hockey field? . . . ERMA PAZSINT-One of our many students from Elport. She used all her leisure hours to make a stamp collection . . . BOE POWELL'LGThC Kleerview Kid . Blonde girl friends, and the song 'LTO You , plus a little football, characterized our play boy . . . GUY PRESTIA -was an ambitious student, also head basket ball manager. He displayed his ability as a leader by being elected vicefpresident of class and chairman of senior assembly . . . Rocco PRESTIAwOUf singing Romeo, accomf panied many a hill billy tune on his guitar . . . LAWRENCE PRIcEgEveryone to his own taste and Lawrence liked Barn Dancing. He hoped someday to call square dances . . . RAY SEERNAAHis hidden argumentative talent ap' peared frequently in all social science classes, especially in Sociology. Ray was our vicefpresident first semester . . . MIKE SERAfwho answered to Grubby,', was a neat dresser. He majored in golf where he received his experience as a caddy . . . HAIKOLD SHINGLETON was head football manager. 'LHab practiced what he preached in the equipf Inent room Now, be calm' '... WELMA SKEWIS-She was a deinure girl that was liked by all classmates, but few knew her well . . . FRANCIS SUHAKYDO you want a picture appointment? See Fran , the neatest and best dressed girl in the class .. 'LBLACKYM TANNEI1+HODOfRbl6 mention in Beaver Valley football, editor of g'Ellwoodian',, and an honor student were his accomplishments here, yet his heart was in New Wilmington . . . PAULINE TETMEIR-the originator of our class will, was a cooperative Chem student and an honor student whose secret ambition was to become a nurse . . . FRANCIS TURNERA-better known as Bud , was our class president and the hero of the class play. He also won a host of friends with his pleasing personality . . . ANGELINE VALVANOALLAllgl6,,, whose secret ambition was to become an actress,did very well in playing the role of 'iCallie in Tish Agood luck Angie' '... DELMAR WILEYfHLDEl,, was the great deer hunter of the class who went hunting one day and forgot his compass . . . MARY AGNES WlTTE'6SLl'G'HlU'G'Hl,? Remember her in Tish ? She was the Mexican who had a ntummy ache .- ,'UfGfH!UfGfH!Aw Nuts! . . . GUIDO YANNIELLO-'skSW2Cl6,, was the great golfer of the class and champion floor scrubber after the Prom. This hard work revealed the qualities of a future structural engineer . . . HENRY ZAPADKA - Hanks, chief interest in Sales class head-no wonder this was where he expended his personal sales talk .... ll22ll

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'reminiscences . . May the future classe Baccalaureate Program A- 'A' LINCOLN AUDITORIUM SABBATH EVENING, JANUARY 14, 1940 At S :OO O'clock Presiding ,....... .................. Preludef'iHow Lovely Are Thy Dwellingsl' ... , . . .REv. T. H. CARSON . . ..,.. SAMUEL LIDDLE March -L'March Noble ..............,.. .... , CHARLES BACH ORCHESTRA Invocation ......,...........,........ Hymn f'LO Thou From Whom All Gooclnes ..........REv. R. ROUTLEDGE s Flows ......,. CONGREGATION Scripture ReadingfDeuLeronomy 3O:l1f2O. . . .... DR. A. M. STEVENSON Prayer ....... ..... ..........,.,,.. Girls Glee Clubiklln Silent Niglrtll. . . . SEF111O11'LkVCllCd Destinyll ..,...... . . HYMNfl'O God Om' Help in Ages Past . . Benediction. . . . . . .REV. B. G. OSTERHOUSE . . . . .SUABIN FOLK SONG . , . . .REV. H. M. PATTON . ...... CONGREGATION . . , .REv. WILMER HEFFER ll24ll