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

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NEW PERSONNEL Doris Shirey Bnwdler, A. B. Heidelberg College. Diary Boyle, B. A. Slippery Rock. Helen Brown, B. S. Geneva College. Dorothy Cotton, B. S. Slippery Rock. Emma Perry, B. S. Geneva College. Dorothy French Starr, B. A. Alle- gheny College. lack Stoughton, B. S. Slippery Rock. Hazel Toepfer, B. A. lvestminster College, B. S., Carnegie Institute of Technology. Doris Unger, B. A. Geneva College, lean XVhite, B. B. A. Xvestminster College. Lois Yvilliams, Geneva College, B. S. in Education. Thurs Flinner, Indiana University, A. B. Dlx-jcgie Wright, Geneva College, Mi's. Bowdler-formerly Miss Shirey, taught the cheerleaders two new cheers as an added interest to her school work before join- ing her husband in Connecticut . . . Mrs. Boyle-The second semester we missed Mrs. Boyle's gracious smile and her inevitable brown brief case stuffed full of math papers SECRETARIES lliildred Bollinger. Lincoln High School-1959, Butler Memorial Hospital-1941, Second Lieutenant Army Nurses Corps Fort Story, Virginia. Shirliagflgooknnier lveaver, Lincoln High School Anna Czar, Lincoln High School-1940, Dutius B ' C ll 1926 llslneqs Q ege- . Vivian Schuster, Lincoln High School-1959. www M 1 Q4 1 . . . Miss Helen Brown is indeed a valuable sponsor to the Tri-Hi-Y in guiding the girls in the development of their characters, socially and intellectually . . . Miss Cotton enjoys reading historical or non-fiction books and likes nothing better on a summer's day than a brisk walk into the country . . . Miss Perry-the mademoiselle from Made- moiselle --instructs in the ways of citizenship and the French language . . . Mrs. Starr- Due to lack of girls in Trig class, she calls the boys Wolx'es when they whistle at the girls delivering absentee slips . . . Mr. Stoughton-This Slippery Rock graduate pre- sented a changing world to his geography classes. The second semester he went into the mill as a defense worker . . . Miss Toepfer delights in reading about foreign countries. Reason? To ask no end of questions in her six Economic Geography classes . . . Bliss Unger - This well-tailored Lincoln High Alumna controls her classes with her own disciplinary system of grading . . . Miss White with red hair -a familiar expression of her students, is the petite, aeronautically minded addition to the business administra- tion staff . . . Mrs. lvilliams-a former well- liked member of Lincoln faculty is now com- pleting the 11 A English course for Mrs. Hoen- stine . . . Mrs. Flinner-her charming manner wins her students-whether she be a substitute for French, history, algebra, English or spell- ing . . . Mrs. Wright-Another pleasing sub- stitute with the golden voice is completing the Sth grade geography classes, second semester.

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MSATHEMATICS Thurman Croft, B. S. Carnegie Institute of Technology. lcilin M. Houk, Canfield College. Francis Keller, B. S. University of Pittsburgh. Elizabeth McCaslin, B. A. Geneva f College, M. A. Duke University. Gerald Newton, B. S. Westminster College, IW. Ed. University of Pittsburgh. Malcoliii Wilson, B. S. Geneva College, M. A. University of Pittsburgh. 17 lfr faihenmizbr . . . Mr. Croft delights in teasing the boys on his basketball and football teams, but at the same time his serious words and advice make them put forth all their efforts to reach their goal . . . Mr. Houk, whose annual harmonica recital proves amusing to the students, has a daily habit of keeping the students on their toes by demonstrating with his little black stick . . . Mr. Keller-This man with the pleasing personality has charge ofthe sports equipment and is thought of privately by the athletically-minded boys as the Scrooge of Ellwood Hi . . . Miss Mccaslin taught us to be attentive due to the fact that she gave specific directions when announcing assignments. She at present is on leave of ab- sence due to illness . . . Mr. W Newton: Feb. 22nd-a great date in history, also in lerr.v's life-for on that date he assumed the duties of an ensign in the Navy . . . Mr. Mac VVilson: now a member of the U. S. Naval Reserve, and our faculty. How well we seniors remember the thor- ough practice we received at the blackboard! Precision makes perfect. lane! Patterson, Nick Henton, Bill Innes.