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

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Pre.rident. .............. DALE MCCANDLESS Vice-Preridenf, ........ EUGENE LUXENBERG Secretary ..... . .... ANNE SARTWELL T reairurer. . ...... HELEN FERA Here is some general class information of which we seniors are proud, Russel French has not been tardy for 12 whole years . . . Sara lane Mccandless is noted for having gone seven years without missing a day. Must like schooll Follow-uppers are Annetta Kelly and Erma Hazen with tive years each . . . Don Straley and Tom Cearfoss traveled nine miles each way to school from Hoytdale. No wonder their names were always on the absentee slipl William Gasser traveled nine miles each way from Wampum while Alda Wveller did the same from Portersville . . . American Legion and Ameri- can Legion Auxiliary Award winners in the eighth grade were Dale lV1cCandless and Anne Sartwell . . . The youngest boy in our class, Vince Folino, is only 16 years and 7 months. Charmaine Hazen, youngest girl is 16 years and 11 months . . . Helen Fitzgerald is the only member whose mother and father both graduated from our high school . . . Eugene Luxenberg has been preceded by 10 other members in his family who graduated from our school . . . Robert Marshall and Dave Leviere belong to our capable stage crew. The senior sound crew members are -'Ken Fox and Lew Shirey, also, editors of 1946 Ellwoodian . . . lake Figurel, lack Desport, Tom Slevin Ccaptainj are on the n. the llfddle 0 Way MR. IOIIN A. RASCHELLA Senior Claw .ffdvzlror winning gym team . . . Nick Paglia, Louis Chiaro, lerry Cartwright, Eugene Luxenberg, Bob Young, lack Desport, and Dominic De- Gennaro t1V1gr.j are lettermen in football. Basketball lettermen are Eugene Luxenberg, Mike Stramello, Max Giovannini, Ioe Ford, Leo Palmgren, Ioe Dougherty, lack Desport, and Dom-inic De Gennaro ClV1gr.D . . . We have three sets of twins - Ann and William McMilling Rebecca and Robert Mille1'g and, Edwin and Frances Hardy . . . Harriet Wein- stein, Mike Exposito and Norman Giancola played in Mid-Western Band. Corabelle Iohnson was to have sung in the 1946 State Chorus . . . The enrollment of our class in ninth grade was 404-206 boys and 198 girls. Our class now has 251 membersf87 boys and 144 girls . . . On behalf of the 1946 graduating class we would like to express our sincere gratitude to our class sponsor, Iohn Raschella. We feel that the success of our class has been due to your sincere efforts. Xvorking with you in our assembly, play, banquet, and all the other activities that go to make up our unforgetable Senior Days , has been a pleasure and we enjoyed every moment of it. Vlle hope that you are as proud having us for your graduating class, as we are proud having you for our sponsor. Once more'- thanks for everything.

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MARGARET ADAMS7 'IJE zf ' ert and o ularg Jil 1 P P P tall and well-dressedg dramatically talentedg plans to attend collegeg listens very attentively to a certain sound crew memberg HlYiHWt7lId!iI1l1U staff member . . , ROSE ALBANO4i'S!w1'Iy ,' plans to be a model housewifeg wants to travel tirstg Bob llope and loseph Cotton vie for the role of her favorite movie star . . . RAYMOND ALLEMAN7 faithful and good natured Elfwu0dz'an photographerg a consistently good Chemistry and American Government studentg pastimefstrumming his Hawaiian guitarg the ideal friend ofall . . . ELLA MAE AMALONG'-Y active and attractiveg Hlfedu isn't sure of her vocationg Tommy Dorsey and piano playing are the musical interests of her lifeg faculty editor for the lC'flwo0d1'afz . . . THERESA ARCAlDl't3ll and thing 'l'heresa's a crack basketball playerg Love ficflfermn, her favorite song, will have a happy endingg enjoys English because she admires Miss Carey . . . IACK ATKIN5ONf i1z'ky enjoys French more than all other subjectsg keeps Lincoln Hi co-eds in a whirlf with his line- or IS it his car? . . . LENA BALDI-3LL1fjovialg nearly always late for schoolg admires fellow named I reddy g her pastimes are writing notes and listening to Synzpl1o11y . . . HELEN BARJUCA-ardent student of Bookkeepingg work in school library appeals to lleleng one of lack Benny's most faithful fans . . . MARY ELLEN BATTERSBY- if - -U - - Rzkfvz is home room presidentg plans to tour the countryg likeable and ready with witty say- ' ' I4 7 ' fl mgsg freshmen write-ups were her Iilfwoodzan q Senzbm' PEGGY ADAMS RosE ALBANO RAY ALLEMAN ELLA MAE AMALQNG TIIERESA ARCADI JACK ATKINSON 0 LENA BALDELLI l'lELEN BARJUCA lVlARY IC. BAT1'ERSBY DoNNA BE!-:LER SARAH BEIGIILEY MAIIY I3ELLlsslMo GRACE BEST GLENN BLEAKNEY BEA1'RICE BOCCARDI XVILLIAM BOY GLADYs BOZLINSKI MILDRED BURKE responsibility . . . IJONNA BEELER-slim and cuteg proud possessor of a gorgeous smileg this shapely Miss desires a home and all the things that go with it . . . SARAIIELLEN BEIGHLEY- Hsaflrfu, a winsome blondeg the would-be operator of a beauty parlorg another Tommy Dorsey enthusiastg enjoys cracking gum in study halls . . . lN'lARY BELLISSMOkdark brunetteg keeps turn-stiles moving at local theaters with regular attendanceg H0neLy,' heads lVlary's list of popular songsg owner of a winsome smile . . . CIRACE BEST- Rudy cuts a neat rugg literature and talking, interest this Vaughn Nlonroe devoteeg fm alwalya' Chaning 1fL1l'lZb0t4'JU qualifies as her favorite song . . . GLENN BLEAIiNEH ilP6f6,lj short and peppyg striving to be A lVlan',g fiery arguerg found frequently in shopg listens faithfully UQ to Jalm'.v Uiher 1f'Qfe ..., BEATRICE BOCCARDI --f-i'13ea active and easy goingg hobbyemaking friendsg favorite sport f basketball 3 quite a dancer toog goes for men without a linel . . . VVILLIAM BOYfa musician who leads a bandj hopes to continue expressing musical talentsg Hliflflp-LIU broadcasts over YV.P.l,C., Sharon, every Saturdayg specialty Chopin's P0l0naz'.fe . . . CiLADYS BozL1NsK1equiet, yet delights in teasing othersg aspiration is to be a secretaryg finds Bookkeeping and dancing to the music of Vaughn Nlonroe fascinating . . . MILDRED BURKli'ChHl'IIllHg and good-looking is Jl1'dge g a house wife in the makingg Government and Ronald Reagan fang frequent movie goerg a true friend, well-liked by all . .