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

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Administration l Curtain! Scene I Cfhce Superintendent, Mr. J. E. Bellg Assistant Principal, Miss Myrna Chambers, Principal, Mr. Richard J. Hawke, Assistant Principal, Mr. Ralph Shafferg Night School Princif pal, Mr. James Ansell. This year, again, our school administration has successfully directed Ellwood City Schools. These capable leaders have Worked for the betterf ment of our scholastic and athletic programs. They have come to mean to us not a force which extols disciplinary actions, but rather a group on which we can rely for guidance or advice. Immeasurable amounts of personal service have been rendered by the Hofhce force. Their oilicial task demands constant attention to the problems of a student body of 1800 different personalities. Behind the school officials, we find the instigators of our policies, the Board of Education. A citizen group composed of influential men in tovvng they are the executive body of the school, the ruling force which approves or rejects our demands. In this 1947 Ellvvoodian, we Wish to express our gratitude for their services. W. DEAN, R. EVANSQ DR. GIGLIOTTIQ DR. HELLING P. LUTHER, F. POTTERQ H. SMITH 1947 OFFICERS President DR. H. E. HBLLING Vice President DR. A. M. GIGLIOTTI Treasurer CHARLES JACKSON Acting Secretary ANNA CZAR 10

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The Heat Must Go On! Miss Czar O.K.'s Mr. Kennedys requisition for fuel. In all plays there are extremely important jobs manned by stagehands who do not receive top billing. Without their contributions the production would be doomed to be a failure. In our drama of Lincoln High, we find no exception. Our competent secretaries and thorough custodians perform the decidedly numerous and important tasks that keep the show moving. The secretaries conduct the paper Work phase of our school system. It is their duty not only to manage their regular work but also to assist continually a throng of harassing students with their trivial problems. Did you ever realize how Warm and comfortable our classrooms are kept? And what about the attractive, clean campus? These are just parts of many tasks performed by our building custodians. Although these performers do not receive top billing, they rate their names on Lincoln High's marquee for the good job they've done this school year. I've been workin' on the Refports all the live long day -the secretaries' theme song. N. Rossig B. Amalongg D. Nedeskyg R. Farinelli. ll