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

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E AIKEN I. AuBvcHoN B. Bfimciur I. Bs-mom H. BLEAKNI-:Y I. Bmwnas P. CAHILL A C I C A C R C R Com-'onrl D Cooic T Cnowni-:Y .mozn . 1LE'r1-1 . 1-:Rm'rE1.u . Hmsnsv . . . D Dnrrmcx E. DEMAURO E. DENOME T. DETux.uo P. Fxsman E. Fonsvrn C. FRASER EVEH IOYCE AIKEN-Attractive Eveh with the long brown curls is planning a career in music . . . IUANITA AUBUCHON-R6Hl6H1- ber the forlorn maid in Poor Dear Edgar? Aubie is also 514's efficient secretary . . . BILL BARKAY- Bill lists photography as his hobby and one hundred pounds of scrap to his credit . . . IEAN BETTONI-This Senior A prefers English and collecting pictures of orchestra leaders . . . HERB BLEAKNEY' Ice , our diminutive sports editor, likes to spend his evenings in the valley . . . JACK BRANDES- Iabber our basketball guard is always engaged in a feud over the girl friend . . . PAT CAHILL-Our gold medal tumbling champ, collects stamps in his less strenuous moments . . . TONY CAROZZA-IKTWO sub- ject Tony works in the mill during the day, and makes sweet music with his accordian at night . . . IOE CILETTI 'IOC,, likes school so much he got a draft deferment . . . AL CERRITELLI-Our handsome slicker likes American Government 5 he also distinguished himself as a basketball Yvolverine . . . BOB CHRISTLEY-Tall, lanky and quietg insepar- able pal-Phil Fisher . . . RALPH CON- FORTI-The agile rope climber exhibits his skill in gym class . . DORIS CooK-Lookie, Lookie-here comes Cookie, writing letters to the soldier boys . . . THOMAS CROWLEY- Tom sold S900 worth of war stamps and salvaged two hundred fifty pounds of scrap . . . DOROTHY DEITRICK- D. D. -Are you kidding about all those notes from boy friends? . . . EDITH DEMAURO- I dood it -I bring candy for all my study hall friends from Dad's store every day . . . EDITH DENOME-Loquacious Qtalkative to youl provides 514 with all the Kleenex on cold days . . . THELMA DETULLIO--A member of Girl's Nursing Club upholds the tradition ofher chosen profession . . . PHILIP FISHER -Airplane maniac-his mind is always in the air except in Miss Brown's American Govern- ment class . . . JACK FORSYTH-The best mechanic in the class, gets his experience from tinkering with his Harley Davidson . . . CHARLOTTE FRASERmPOpUl3F star in Poor Dear Edgar and many boys lives as well as president of Tri-Hi-Y . . . 11V JIEJIORIHJI: ln remembrance of fine sportsmanship on the football field and loyalty to our class, we hereby pay respect to you-Bob Dunning, who died May 4, 1940.

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Nursing Club she hopes to make profession. . . IACK GERLACH cup winning swimmer, hopes to join Air Cadets . . . BILL GIFFEN A rapher at heartg his aspiration is Air Cadets, too . . . GEORGE Bob is definitely set on wine fcolorj wome and songs by Glen Miller . . . RAY GRAN- DEY-l945 Ellwoodian EditorQour stamp, scrap, and key collector is now a Carnegie Tech man . . . PAT HAYDEN-lipatii is in her element when in sociology, writing letters, or talking Coast Guard . . . MCCLELLAND HOGUETTh6 Castlewood Kid will probably wake up in the Marines . . . CLOISE HOUK - Iunior -first string end on Varsity for two years, also mentioned on Valley Team . . . TOM HUNTER- H. T. -Gill's greatest heartbreak- l never thought that of you. . . . CHARLES IMPERATORE-Charlie Barnet of the future, enthralled us at Senior Dinner . . . JOE KANEDROLL-Traflic cop-directs the younger generation across Crescent Ave- BETTY GARMON-As a member n . STAN KELLER-Did I hear a wolf ?-Yes, it was just Stan, first in his endless quest for a mate LAIBEN-Our librarian is when book report time arrives LIPCSAK-He says, YVise up g y Grow Up -He buzzed around as manager of senior play . . . CATH- ERINE LONG-Her neatness will help to make her a trim nurse . . . BEN LUXENBURG- lust another Lux -who managed the funds for Poor Dear Edgar . . . FRANCES MACK - Sophie , tall, blonde and popular-these three words describe our would be stenog- rapher . . . MYRA MAIORS1OUF Walkie- talkie would have us know she intends to be a teacher . . . GEORGE MAKEPEACE -Quiet George, who likes to build model airplanes, is interested in the Air Corps . . . HELEN MARKLE-Tliis girl with her pretty auburn hair likes swimming and collecting autographs . . . CLARA MARSANO'OUP prettiest girl has only one ambition-to become a house- wife. B GARMON I. GERLACH W. Gu-'PEN G. GILCHRIS1' R. GRANDEY P. HAYDEN M. HOGUE C Houx T. HUNTER C. IMPERATORE J. KANE S. KELLER K. LMBEN N. Lircsuc C Lowa B. LUXENBURG F. MACK M. Miuoas G. MAKEPEACE H. MARKLE C. MARSANO