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

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W . f',ll'.,fll.Yfl 4 ICNGIAISII xlARllARl-TI' A. C.-uozv, ll, A. Northwestern University, ll. O. Geneva College. A1xi::,xlL Ciuizsswicim, ll. A. Penn- sylvania College for XVonien. l'lAnLA lliiiuuoi-za, ll. S. Clarion State '1'eaelier's College. l'lLl'1ANOR Winsor: .loNi11s, ll. A. Allegheny College. llm.i1:N Wrr,soN lAlI'KINNl'IY, li. F. Geneva College. l'lLI7Alll'I'l'H lAll'KNlllH'l', ll, A. Westminster College, M. A. Coluinliia University. lll'Il,EN MeNi'r'r, li. A. Wilson College, M. A. Peiinsylvzuiia State College. .ALlC'l'HA Wii,soN liAHf'lll'Il.LA, B. A. Geneva College. S.-uma lh'seii.i.i-: lhzyriuerz, li. A. Seton llill College. Ilonornv Yoi'No, li. A. Geneva College, M. .-X. Duke University. Miss Fare '- C niet class new uiet -that's our senior lin flish teacher who 7 5-f revels in poetry . . . Miss Cresswellf-The librarian who encourages book reports by displays of colorful book jackets in her classroom . . . Miss llilI'l'lg!',0I 'HIl2Llf sheet of ia. mer No. 1 No. 2. 'l'hat's the recision of method used b this lin rlish teacher l 1 Y in . . . Mrs. Jones -8th Grade4'l'all and friendly. She drills on verbs and more verbs . . . Mrs. McKinneysf9tl1ff- Like motherg like daughter -She too explains the correct usage of the English language . . . Miss MclinightQSpeech-correction teacher plus Footlight Fanatics-result-successful plays . . . Miss McNittfAl+1njoys ,l'ln lish Literature and wishes her students to en'o it too . . . Mrs llaschellag 2 .l Y Her 10th ffrade classes are livel with her realistic manner of ex mlanations . . . Miss is I Ungerg'l'his attractive Lincoln High Alumna is learning the why's and wherefore's of the teaching profession this semester . . . Mrs. Beatrice f All right elass mand then she proceeds with patience and perseverance . . . Miss Young-f-Ailheek and double cheek. You'll not find her lacking explanations in 11A lilnglish. Sluikespeure hy dise liores Bill Seidel -' '12l5, linglish Class. Book overdue -Two eents, please. K. Fox, 'l'. Slevin, S. Surrenna, A. lYittake

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hiv. lui Dvjmiiuitwzl MEDICAL DEP.-XR'l'MENT . EVANS, Starling vlediral College. . CONNER, .lelferson vledical School. ss SHREMP, Eliza- veth S. Magee Hose vital. ss SOKOLSKI, Lin- oln High School. 4 U21-42-69'P Gee, I missed about twenty in that hearing tvstf ll. 'l'aiumaro, 1 Presto, C. Wolfe, N. Weller, C. Ross, R. Simone, B. Sekuski, li. llouk. Dr. Evans and Dr. Conner-Our M. D.'s give us annual examinations and check up on our sick leaves. Doc Conner will be in the service soon . . . Miss Shrempf K'Are you sure you were sick, Fulton? CThat's about twice weekly to our habitual night-owl.j As school nurse she watches over accidents and ills . . . Miss Sokolskif-A A capable and personable assistant to Miss Shremp. Mrs. Rock!-A diminutive Mrsfinsists that students learn to appreciate the French literature and 'rammar . . . Miss Chambers-lllver where at oncefthe bus ' D junior high principalf-opens most second period French classes with a timely and strong HFCPIIIGZ la bouchef' . . . Mr. H. F. WilsonfA serious, conscientious gentleman and our Latin linguist. LANGUAGE AMELIA S, liovx, B. A. Geneva College. Mn. H. F. YYILSON, B. A., M. A. Pennsylvania State College. Hi sunt boni discipuli l,atini. ff N. Wright, A. Petrak, P. Gardner, D. Graff Karim, M. Hariuer, Ii. Welling. I 4111451 4.1 ries 13

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Pyramids and Frustums AD. Magee, E. Tanner, W. Weigle. Sines and Cosines fN. Caruso, I.. Yon Krogh, R. Barberio Mr. Croft-f'Quit standin' aroundu-Believe it or not, this coach's favorite expres- sion gets action on the football field as well as in his junior high arithmetic classes . . . Mr. Houk!This is the prelude to all his mathematical explanations-'Tve been teaching 40 years now4That's my story and I'll stay with it. . . . Mr. Keller! Custodian of athletic supplies. That is the pretentious title and additional duty of this Math teacher. Now two shoes equal a pair and we even use tape twice . . . Miss Elizabeth McCaslin--lflflieiency and practicability are the watehwordsg sternness and exactness are the methods for her Math classes . . . Mr. NewtonfOur new vocational guidance director, still finds time to explain plane geometry plainer. He is liked for his elegant simplicity . . . Mr. M ac Wilson- You have to spend hours-and hours- and hours on an assignment. -His old familiar saying. Maybe this good advice will serve him well in his future naval assignments. lNIATHElNlATlCS THITRMAN Cuorfr, B. S. Carnegie Institute of Technology. JOHN M. HOUK, Canfield College. FRANCIS KELLER, B. University of Pitts- burgh. ELIZABETH lN1CCASLIN, B. A. Geneva College. M. A. Duke University. GERALD NEWTON, B. S. Westminster College, M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh. NIALCOLM XVILHON, B. S. Geneva College. hi. A., University of Pittsburgh Mt1i'lzunmiz'c.s 15