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

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VIEWS Lincoln High School Facade High School. To many, these mean a rambling structure with an facade that rises over Crescent Avenue. some, it is one of the impressive landmarks of the town, to be proudly shown to visitors. To others, it is a mere building. But to us students it is something more. It is where we spend four long years of our lives. It is where we go 180 days of the year to learn new things, laugh, play, and make friends. And perhaps it will he even more greatly appreciated by those who know they must leave prematurely to attend to a matter of pressing importance. Since the auditorium was first erected in 1925, a lawn, trees, and shrubs have been added until it is one of the most attractive schools in the vicinity. It is the pride of its students and a worthy monu- ment to learning.

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N olnrercflng Lincoln Hzlalz .rludenl-leaclzer relallonf, llze finrl llzlng llzal lzecohzew apparenl Lf llze eaay lnformallly wllfz which our cla.r.re.r are conalucled. Swyl, eaay-golng, yel lhorollglz, our cla.r.feLr do nol leach aw merefacl.r alone, lull .rerve lo broaden oarjiielal of vlewf lo give uw an educaled approach lo mallenr of Cl.ll..Z6I1J'hl3l7 and lm.rz'- ne.fJ,' lo prepare u.r-for lhe problemw of democracy. In lfzlwyearbook, l1I'LClI,0l1l'll'CLllIll'Alf ln lhefallowlng Jecllon, we have lrled lo convey lo you, llze reader, llze .fame llzorouglz-going ea'ucallonal .rplrll lhal we fnd ln our claLr.rroom.r, and which we lmparl lo our 1800 .fludenl.r who compowe llze Lincoln Hzzalz Sludenl Bally. ENTS e AND FACULTY