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

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' BLLSi71ESS , , ,Where accuracy cmd speed count Etonm Baxuamuo, B. S. Indiana State Teachers College LILLIAN M. Dunsm, H. S. Indiana State Teachers College Owns D. Momoomsar, B. S. Ohio University Hszsr. A. Tosrran, B. A. Westminster College: B. S. Carnegie Institute of Technology Ksrmsm ZAHNISER, B. S. University of Akrong M. S. University of Pittsburgh CLARA L. Woosrsx, B. S. Indiana State Teachers College Against hazy blackboard Mr. Zahniser directs future debits and credits. ELODIA Bmussmo-Auditor for Credit Union, at present is studying piano and voice but also enjoys bowling and dancing, favorite dish of La Petite is homemade ravioli . . . LILLIAN DURBIN-1939 Alumnae of Lincoln Highg now a competent commercial instructor for Typing I and Shorthand Ig another tennis fang read Guadalcanal Diary and will never forget its vivid story . . . O. D. MONTGOMERY-spelling, shorthand and typing whizg his favorite book The Dictionary provides him with a large and extensive vocabularyg does not like food unless there is plenty of itg Monty's sport is baseball . . , HAZEL TOEPFBR-teacher of Economic Geography and shorthandg knitting, reading, Nurses' Aide and golf, when Weather permits, take up spare time, steak plus cheese on a menu always seem to attract her eye . . . CLARA Woosrsn-has an exceptional range of extraf curricular work-junior class and TrifH.ifY sponsorg director of junior class playg also sells tickets for basketball games, her favorite sport . . . KEN' NETH ZAHNISER-audits books both in and out of school, enjoys good roast beef Cif he can get itj and bowlingg insists his hobby is House Plans . Anyone planning a new home? If so call 1776fM.

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CI-,l'l5 Arts . . Where appreciation and slgillclevelof jAMns ANsELL-The boy's gym instructor is the petit monsieurn but don't let size deceive you- daily making Hue army and navy materials with our boys. It was Mr. Ansell who had the grand idea of writing letters during Vocational Guidance period to our boys in Service . . . Mrss CROWLEY -teaches Red Cross Canteen Corps Class outside of school, but makes future seamstresses of girls in schoolg favorite sport is hiking . . . RICHARD HAWK:-This year's guidance instructor teaches industrial artsg putters around in a garden for his hobbyg plays pingepong and reads Kipling's poems . . . Miss jAc1csoN- Don't Waste that grease, Uncle Sam can use it g girls are taught the funda- mentals of a happy home. Some of us will thank Miss Jackson in the future Cwe hopej . . . Miss KELLY- Quiet Girls! Stop trying to outshout Mr. Anselll Sharing her girls one semester with Miss Shremp for Home Nursing Courseg still interested in tumbling team and girls' basketball team . . . RALPH STEWART-Boy Scouts keep him busy when not teaching Mechanical Drawing or Home Mechanicsg spare time is also spent in the Tube Mill . . . MR. WEINSTBIN-iS new musical director whose pleasant voice over P. A. system pleads for hosts for P. S. M. A. Band members. He also urges musically inclined students to join the 100 piece band. james Ansari, B. S. Slippery Rock HELEN CROVh'LEY, B. S. Mercyhurst College Ric:-man HAWXB, B. S. Camegie Institute of Technologyg M. S. Pennsylvania State College IVA Jackson, B. A. Muskmgham College Hazel. Kaur, B. S. Slippery Rock RALPH Srswznvr, B. S. Camegie Institute of Technology I. Bmuuss WniNsrsiN, B. S. Geneva College: M. A. University of Pittsburgh Basic Seven help Mary Louise Gilfen and -Lois Brodbeck plan war time meals.

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edicctl Department . . . Da. Honnsrmn Miss Sanur No, Goldie Wollam isn't taking a WAC Physical. Doc Snyder is giving 20'20 check up. ' In case of accident or illness . The Medical Department of Lincoln High School whose personnel is: our school doctor, Dr. Hoenstineg our school nurse, Miss Shrempg and her assistant, Miss Pollak, has worked untiringly this year with one purpose in mind-to maintain the students' health. During the course of the school year there have been no epidemics of diseases although a few seniors succumbed to measles, mumps, and scarlet fever. The Tuberculosis program was held for the benefit of the student body which resulted in 1500 students taking the Patch Test. This method of detecting the presence of the tuberculin bacilli in the body was introduced into our school system last year. As a result of this test, 250 students had XfRays taken. We have also become 20'20 conscious this year and each student received an eye test in the homefroorn through the cofoperation of the home-room teachers. Many students also received the injection of toxoid serum which is given for the prevention of diphtheria. Now more than ever, We-the youth of America-whether we shall join the ranks of America's fighting men or whether we shall remain on the homeffront, must keep physically fit. For this reason p1urlMedical Department has placed strong emphasis on the care of ea th.