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

Page 23 text:

Miss jacksong Miss Crowley Cn the Feminine Side An actor, no matter how experienced he is, must go through seemingly endless rehearsals. Many scenes and stage properties must be arrangedg hundreds of advertisements must be posted. All of these details must be done in order to prepare for the drama to be performed. Thus, it is with the home economics classes. Here, in the cooking classes, the girls are taught to follow the recipes, to prepare the most tempting and nutritious foods, and to economize. In the sewing rooin they learn to cut material in order that none is wasted, to manipulate the modern electric sewing machines, and to fit clothes so that their appearance is neat and attractive. Iva JacksonfB. A. Muskingum College. Helen Crowley-B. S. Mercyhurst College. Domestic Arts Sewing: R. Segrettig M. Sera. Cooking: P. Rappg N. D'Aloisio Til

Page 22 text:

Industrial Arts Woodworker: D. Milnes Lathe Operator: J. Fanto Mr. Croftg Mr. Stewart Un the Masculine Side Shop is a special period to all industrially minded boys who find it exciting to be able to create things from tin and lumber. There is a thrill that goes with being able to manipulate the lathes that only a boy who has done so can feel. Pride in the finished product can be achieved only by someone who measures the value of his product by the amount of time he invests in it. In mechanical drawing, too, one feels gratified when he is able to draw objects such as parts of machines to precise scale. Thus the Shop provides the interesting setting for manual achievements. Mr. Thurman Croft-B. S. Carnegie Institute of Technology. Mr. Ralph Stewart-B. S. Carnegie Institute of Technology.

Page 24 text:

. .vtjf Business CW., UM . M' Miss Barberiog Miss Covert Mr. Zahniserg Miss Wolman Miss Durbing Miss Wooster Speaking of dramatic moments, the commercial department has its share of them, too. For instance, those dictation tests in shorthand class always create a tense feeling of anxiety as everyone sits awaiting that Dear Sir . After the letter is written, it is like an exciting mystery to try to decipher those queer little crooked lines. In bookkeeping, much anxiety is spent waiting to see if those debits and credits balance, for if they don't there lies ahead the unpleasant thought of having to do it all over again. ELODIA BARBERIOZB. S. Indiana State Teachers College. JEANNE COVERT'B. A. Pennsylvania State College. KENNETH ZAHNISER'B. S. University of Akron, M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh. MAIIIE WOLMANYB. S. Mercyhurst College. LILLIAN DURBIN-B. S. Indiana State Teachers College.. CLARA WoosTEixfB. S. Indiana State Teachers College. Where precision counts POSGCI f-Of HCUOU Bookkeeping: Albanog D. McFate. Typiligi R- COUUCI' 20