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

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ff' Social Sc1'c11Cc ' A S. Alfonso, Sth grader, studies Air Age Map. CLARA ANnERsoN-I-3.8.3 World History: Nurse's Aide , GRACE BROWN-B.A.g Economies, Ameri- can Government: Nurse's Aide Donocruv COTTON-B.S.p Civics, Geogra- phy 7, 85 New Castle commuter THOHA FLINNER+I3,A.Q American and World History: Nurse's Aide Fimwcas Fox-B.A.g History 7, 8, affable substitute RUTH HENXlY7ClVlf'S, Mathematics 9, Spelling 83 replacement teacher IIANNAH I'IEPLER?B.A.2 Civics, Geography 7, Sq Girl Reserves adviser XVILLIAM lVIITl'HELL7B.A., MA.: Algebra I, Civil-sg Aetna Standard Engineering employee A RALPH Sn.xFFER4B.A., M.I.1tt.g 4Eco- nomics, Sociology, Assistant Lincoln Principal Gnfxva TURNER-BS.: CNo picture-- History 8, Civics flat semester? NIARJORIE EIBAMANYQNKD picturej History 8, Civics l2nd semesterl l MARIE Mrmsxzsri-x4B.A.g fNo picture! American History , X j f' 1 l P I I 4 , In these war times the social sciences have an important place in the curriculum of our mill. As freshmen, studying Civics, we realized how important the principles of citizenship are. As we learned about the ancient civilizations in world history, we saw how much the geography of the world has changed. IVe were amazed at how little we knew about the history of our own country, but that deficiency was remedied by the seven teachers who taught us American history in our junior year. In our senior year, as we study American Government and Economies, the ideals which we are fighting to preserve now become more evident. With the aid of Newsweek we keep abreast of current events. We read of the campaigns of our army and navy, of changes in the departments of our government, of postwar plans. In order to understand these subjects better and to enjoy them more we discuss them thoroughly in class.

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CYNTI-11A GLADDEN--B.A.g Algebra 1, Mathematics 95 Nurse's Aide: choir director. .lol-:N M. IIOUK--Math 7, 8, 9. FRANCIS KEILLERYB. S, Pre-Induction Math, Advanced Arithmetic, Plane Geometry, athletic equipment manager NIALCOLM WILSON-B.S.g M.A.: Solid Geometry, Algebra 1, 2, Trigg Engineer- ing Defense Training Course PEARL SYMBAL.-K'gtIl0 pictured--Math 7, 8. BIYRNA Cnszviisansitno pin-ture!-B. S, Algebrag Assistant Lincoln Principal. Miss SHHEMP'4Bf'll00l nurse Du. H0isNs'riNi-1--school doctor VVe can add: we can subtract: we can divide: we can multiplyfwe've come through the mill! As we are about to emerge as finished products from the Lincoln plant. we take time to cheek our math department. VVe see freshmen poring over their algebra books or working third degree equations at the black board. Further along, sophomores puzzle over the theorems of plane geometry, while in a nearby room juniors solve algebra II problems by graphs. Then at the end ot' the line, seniors triumphantly employ logarithmic functions or theorenis in solid geometry with skill gained by much practice. MEDICAL DEPARTMENT Feeling better now? is what we usually hear as either Bliss Pollack or Bliss SllI'0IIlIJ signs our absence slip, excused. Uur medical staff. Dr. Hoenstine and the two nurses, administer pills, conduct physical examinations of all seniors, give patch tests, and keep a sharp look out for signs of contagious diseases. Because of their efforts, considerable absenteeism is avoided. Conscientious Mathematicians: B. Jonesg C. C'mSCi0ml0 S Nurses: Miss Slwcmpi Miss Drenberg. Pouilk' ll-avr 'fry