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

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zyeeizkal apartment MISS SHREMP-Thanks to Miss Shremp for her tireless efforts in encour- aging and promoting better health conditions among the students. She is counselor to the Girls, Nursing Club and conducts a class in Home Hygiene. DR. HOENSTINE-DY. Hoenstine graduated as an honor student from Lincoln Highg attended Geneva Collegeg studied medicine at the University of Pennsylvania and served an interneship at Allegheny General Hospital. For diversion he plays a violin. MISS MARTHA BOLLINGER-MiSS Bollinger, assistant to Miss Shremp, is an honor graduate of Lincoln High. She is also a Red Cross Nurse. For recreation, she enjoys skating and bowling. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT Edith Shremp, Magee Hospital. Dr. Arthur Hoenstine, M. D. University of Pennsylvania. angzfzagaf NlRS. ROCK-Formerly our second year French teacher is now the teacher of a little daughter. They are living in South Carolina near the camp where Mr. Rock is stationed. MR. H. F. XNILSON-Quiet and conscientious, Mr. Wlilson teaches us Caesar and Virgil. He is already anticipating the immense task of sponsor- ing the 1944 class-the largest class ever to graduate from Lincoln High School. Among his other activities HH. Ff, directed many or our parents to the proper tables during registrations. Miss MYRNA CHAMBERSZOUF efficient assistant high school principal, due to sugar rationing, can no longer supply the football hoys with fudge. So now she writes to all the boys in service. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Mr. H. F. Wilson, B. A., M. A. Pennsylvania State College. 20

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