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

Page 17 text:

A Science teacher's deduction . . . The Proceeds of Education -Make for a Bette-r World. MR. Born-the hardfworking Physics instructor, finds time to do everything-from advising the HifY Club to working in the machine shop of the Ellwood Companyg has a yen for substantial food: meat and potatoes . . . MR. GILLS-Lincoln High's new basketball and football coachg also teaches Chemistry and PrefFlightg always has a joke ready to tell his class to convey the idea of chemical formulae to his students . . . MR. KING-the joking Biology teacher and faculty business manaf gerg never loses his appetite for Tfbone steak and frenchffried spudsng enjoys automobile driving Cwhen he can get the gasj . . . MR. RASCHELLA- ,wiium Boyd, B. s. Howard Gills, ss. John King, B. A. a willing worker at football and basketball gamesg s'iPPC'Y R0C CO1 fge Cijf1lfjeffft2Cf,'21lf3?fjs1gf,Qf,f1' Mf m'aC0 Cge on weekfends helps Uncle Sam by working at the John RasChe11a,1a.s. Charles waiim, B. s. Howell wulfm, B. s. National Tube Co., but still has time f0f bridge :enxev:sitColtlei5,eitslI:lfL:x1 Slippery Rock College Ohio State University and gal-denlng . 1. - MR. WAI:LACEithe in B Y 0 g haired General Science teacher with a ready smiley Junior Wolveriiaes' basketball and football coach and assistant Varsity coachg is taking an Algebra course in night school . . . MR. WILLIAMS- director of the Stage and Sound Crewg is always seen in the act of putting up or tearing down a stage settingg quite skilled in the art of magic. Glen Marshall, Ralph Mazer, Earl Naticchioni in search of Betty Pierce, Esther Houk, Betty Luther, Mr. Gills and Jennie common objective-the right answer. Fusco collaborate on chemistry neutralization problems

Page 16 text:

Speaking of the Faculty . . . Social Science Teachers place new enipliasis on current events and international problems. Clara Anderson, B. S. Anne Bolivcr, B. A. Grace Brown, B. A. Dorothy Cotton, B S Geneva College Westminster Coll-:gc Geneva College Slippery Rock Thora Flinner, B. A. Clayton Houlc, B. S. Mg1ryJ:incMcKnight, B. A. William Mitchell, B Indiana University Geneva College Wcstminstcrg M. R. E. Susquehanna Unrversn Biblical Seminary. N. Y. M. S. University of Pittsburgh MRs. ANDERSON'CI6dit Union Clerk and N urse's Aideg faithfully Writes letters to her husband in England . . . Miss BOLIVBR-QEd. note-see Language departmentj . . . Miss BROWN-Red Cross Nurse's Aideg but still finds time to write to Cappy every day . . . Miss CHARLOTTE CHAMBERS-amiable history teacher and sponsor of junior Red Crossg is serving in the Wac's . . . Miss COTTON-attractive Girl Reserve Adviser, isn't worried about gas rationing for she likes Walking . . . MRS. FLINNER-another Nurse's Aideg is teaching history while her husband is in the Navy . . . Miss HEPLBR-Assistant Adviser of Girl Reservesg is active in all sports during her leisure time . . . MR. CLAYTON Houic-our former Economics and Sociology teacherg was inducted into the United States Army on February 17, 1944 . . . Miss MCKNIGHT-the American History teacher and missionary with a pleasing personalityg hobby, dressfmaking . . . Miss KAY MCLAUGHLIN'-tOOk over the reins of the Econo' mics and Sociology classes this semesterg enjoys taking pictures . . . MR. MITCHELL-ninth grade Civics teacherg is still addressing Freshies as Miss or Mister . . . MRS. MILBRATH'cD0 pic' turel this attractive tall Commercial Law teacher explains a complicated law in a plain manner. Frank Sofelkanich and Janice Evans give the world the once over with an eye on the future.

Page 18 text:

War Literature Book Reports Stressed Rather Than Classics MRS. BBATRICE-teaches English, Spelling, Latin, and writes the daily letter to England . . . Mas. BOWDLER-The young Mrs. patiently awaits news from Submarine husband, co-director of junior play . . . Miss CAREYSS traveling curtailed, she is substituting Red Cross knitting and Round Table discussions . . . Miss CRESSWELL patrioticalf ly devotes leisure time to making surgical dressingsg favorite book, Omnia Mutantur et nos Mutarnurn . . . MRS. Jomzs-Reading, listening to music and writing letters all belong in her other life , . . Miss MCCRAY16HjOYS most of all, being director of Dramaticsg Under Cover her favorite book . . . MRS. McK1NNEY-is the conscientious Treasure Island teacher to ninth grade students . . . Miss MCLAUGHLIN'-our debonair English teacher just out of college, she knows her do's and don'ts . . . Miss MCNITT-reading current books, Red Cross Surgical Dressings, Ellwoodian constitute extra activities . . . MRS. RAscHEL1.A -back again to teach difference between can and may g enjoys Three Little Kittens . . . MRS. WILLIAMS-keeping house for the Mister and teaching grammar leave her no spare time . . . MRS. WRIGHTAH ninth grade teacher, who devoted extra time to musical activities in school and church Sara Beatrice, B. A. Doris Bowdler, B. A. Margaret Carey, B. A. Abigail Cresswell. A, B. Seton Hill College Heidelberg College Northwestern University Pennsylvania College for B. A. Geneva College Women Helen McKinney. B. S. joscclyn McLaughlin, B. A. Helen McNitt, B. A. Aletha Raschella, B. A. Geneva College Seton Hill College Wilson Collegeg M. A. Geneva College Pennsylvania State College Shakespeare hovers over Hamlet devotees: Mary Thorpe, Diana Nocira and Francis Tirlea. Eleanor Jones, B. A. Katherine McCray, B. S. A. Allegheny College Curry College Lois Williams. B. S. Marjorie Wright, B. A. Geneva College Geneva College