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

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IN THE Linco n SPOTLIGHT As the curtain goes up on our little drama, we see before us a group o students hurrying toward the portals of a most familiar structure. To an ordinary observer, it is a typical brick building with stately Greek pillars, majestic Gothic tower, and many facadesg but to the actors in our production, it is unique both in its outward and inward appearances. It is to them a second home where days of educational work are pleasantly intermingled with those of enjoyable recreation, where lifelong friendships are made and multitudinous vows broken. In our little drama in three acts, we present, in Act I, the actors in the classroom. These are the students who have worked faithfully and diligently to attain their present status. In Act II, we cast the limelight on the Lincoln High clubs. Here's where we have our fun in a cooperative, friendly manner. In Act III, we bring to a climax our presentation with a resume of our sports program. Here we find the athleticallyfminded persons who have excelled in the field of sports. Not until long after we have left these hallowed halls will we be able to fully evaluate or appreciate all that Lincoln High has meant to us. ,THE DRAMA IN THREE ACTS I-.ummm 1lm-inI-nu--un-.nmm--mmnmImiim.inIunmlummnu-ummimIumm.uiImiImu-mmim---muml---Iun-Inmm-nn-mnnn mmmmm.mm-mmnu..-mm-mm-I ACT ONE. .. Actors in the Class Scenes ACT TWG Actors m the Spothght ACT THREE Actors on the Sport Set