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

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The . rm 'l'llI'I .Xll'l'S .lAMl1:s AN:-ii-:i.I., ll. S. Slippery lloi-k. llr:i,v1N fjIi0XVl.EY, ll. S. lXlPri-yhnrst College. Ili:-:mlm lhwmz, B. S. Carnegie Institute of 'l'e:-lmology, M. S. l'ennsylvaLniiL State College, lm .IM-KsoN, ll. A. Muskingham College. lluui. ICELLY, ll. S. Slippery llovk. RALPH S I'EVYAR'I', ll. S. Carnegie Institute of 'I'e1-hnology. lNlAnv JAN:-: 'l'HoiLu-soN, li. M. Peniisyliiiiiizi State College. l'.-Liu. WIN'ri-in, ll. S. Nl. Uhr-rlin College. Mr. Ansellf s 'l'oe the lilnek line, short hoys to the rightfl-sthe eonunzunl ol' our etlieient gym teacher . . . Miss Crowley' She believes the girls should get sewed up in their work- she lL02LCll0S sewing to our future stylists . . . Mr. Hawke-M the popular Shop tezieher h:Ls :L soft spot in his heart :ind :L shiny one on his head' - :Lnd proud of 'em . . . Bliss Jncksonfs- A amd C' w:Lsh the dishes, today. Hlllaidly, il' we m:Ly ll2l.V0 :L sumple of your good cooking, or home m:Lde e:Lndy. . , . Nliss Kelly Now, girls girls fYes, :Lll dziy long she directs gym :Lctivities of girls, girls, girls . . . Mr. Stewart -'You could he :L little more ILCClll'Ql,l70 on th:Lt drawing sulmtle :Ldvice given by :L quiet. instructor . . . Miss 'l'hompson -She's the well-liked music instructor who directs the :Lctivities of the Girls' Glee C'luh . . . Mr. Winter Our musie teneher endeavors to teach the shzirps :md flats to our musiezilly-minded students. Cliippelirlule in the M akingu, S. Upriau. Wartime Nations.: '4 egg, 1 tsp. of sugar M. Thorpe, l.. Majors, 'l'. Winters, li. Owens. -nu -- un .--.

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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

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IC. Tetineir, and li Farinelli. Miss Barberio fftluiet and neat, this small, amiable lady is the competent teacher of shorthand, typing, and office practice . . . Mrs. Brydon Jl'hrough the untiring efforts of this blonde teacher, students acquire skill in the art of spelling . . . Miss Lyle f-'l'he teacher Who efficiently transforms her students into accurate and speedy typists . . . Miss Mclieef-f-A new member of the faculty who teaches geography in a precise style . . . Mr. Montgoineryfs-HBlonty's deep voice, hearty laugh, and facetious manner please us. He makes typing, shorthand, and penmanship enjoyable . . . Mr. R,ubinoft'Quit repeating the factssfhave an opinion of your 0WI1H rtlll1S encourages our independent thinking law teacher. He also has given pleasure to many persons by showing his own motion pictures of his California journey . . . Miss WoosterfMiss l'lHiciency-plus, when it comes to accomplishing quantities of work in a limited time . . . Mr. Zahniser-Beside teaching students the intricacies of book- keeping, he performs the debit and credit operations necessary in balancing Credit Union books. BFSINICSS ICLODI.-x Kumi-Jiuo, B. S. Indiana State 'l'eac'hcrs College. SARA Bi-mm: Mf'C.xsLlN Bnvnow, li. A. Geneva College. Ciauuixxr, l.i'i.i:, li. S. Grove City College. SARA :xlf'lil'II'1, B. S. Grove City College. OWEN Nl0N'l'GOMI'IIiY, li. S. Ohio University. P. S. lii'mNo, li. S. Duquesne University, M. li. A. Duquesne University. Cfl..KliA Wonswin, B. S. Indiana State 'l'f-at-lic-rs College. lir:NNi-rm Z.xnN1sr1n, IS. S. Vniversity of Akron, M. lid. liniversity of Pittsburgh. A symphony in tapping keys li C B. Pastin, M. limerii-k, C. Noun Catan-io, IJ. Steifel, and M. Carr Bankers quartette, ll. Gus:-ewski, C K iblmns lizmiezt'