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

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English Williams. Our 1947 Ellwoodian theme, drama, is more closely related to English than to any other subject. At least one play is read during each year of high school. Because of this relationship, we thought that it would be appropriate for us to ask each English teacher to name the play that she has seen on the stage or read, that has thrilled her the Inost. We have listed their choices helow. MAIKY MBTZ'7B. S. Indiana State Teachers College, Opera is preference: Lily Pons in 'iLucia de Lammermoorf' ELEANOR GLIGOIR' -B. S. Slippery Rock State Teachers College, Midf Summer Night's Dream. GLADYS BROWN MB. A. Westminster College, Paul Robeson in Othello ELINORE DAVIS'fB. A. Geneva College, A Winter's Tale. HELEN MCKINNEY- - B. S. Geneva College, Julius Caesar. LOIS WILLIAMS fB. S. Geneva College, Maurice Evans in Hamlet MARGAIKET CAREY' B. A. Geneva College, B. O.. Northwestern Uni' versity, john Barrymore in Hamlet HELEN MCNITT B. A. Wilson College, M. A. Pennsylvania State College' Helen Hayes in 'Twelfth Night. 1 ABIGAIL CRESSWELLfB. A. Pennsylvania College for Women, The Magnificent Yankee. ELIZABETH MCCASLIN Y-B. A. Geneva College, M. A. Duke University, You Canlt Take It With You. 12 Seated: Miss Metz, Gligor, Miss Brown, Davis, Mrs. McKinney, Standing: Miss Carey, McNitt, Miss Cress Miss McCaslin. Miss Mrs. Mrs. Miss well,

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M usic Speaking of dramatic moments, we have really felt spellfbound when we listened to the concerts given by the band or school choruses. Even the peppy band Eady gives out for Mr. Weinstein music at the games has produced in us that strange feeling that makes us want to stand up and yell Nat the top of our voices. Music, like drama, has that power of making us lose ourselves Paul GehmfB. S. of P. S. M. Duquesne University. I. Barnes Weinsteii1'eeeeB. S. Geneva Collegeg M. A. University of Pittsburgh. Musicians as well as music hath charms Mr. Weinstein and Mr. Gehm S. Connerg P. Reinheimer