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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1948 volume:

I' his rolunu' is the rvriaur of a your at Linroln High Srhool as it is revorllval X fn ilu' filvs. -lrvuratfrly are present tlw ' wksnns and vrvnts thruugh words and illustratianas. j. Bmtxun, S.xLUTAwR1.xx A. PAUL, Y.x1.EDlCTo1uAx f 1 The Eiiwfmamn jay! legs if This milfs-aextjfzslivf A i JV eu-ents and aetirities of Lincoln llgLllS Q!lQYQ!, -H , EIUQQJ, Club ,p'i !,!LlW 'l4'1 Jlulllislwd 4 - 4 !4!lljL!'jL f!'1LSLenierQlussL s ,s A , qk - Editor: 5Igmg1LBQvard: IQag-EditorsgMal- A , AV Qlrgglugrag and 1VillianLKimLny:Ig ligeultl A ,,.,fi Sgonsorszbligyizabeth Mejiniglltt quid Bliss A 7 - Eleariol'llod!4igL 'I v 1,1 - V A - fn for mllle detailed injormigyzlgggiililigs- A trations regzfggerossilgdjg figegll XXX! 1 ii i i an, 5. at z , I ' '-, X 9? 'f '- Q. W Q ,W 4 , 1, .. -4' ' ',,f' ',, 1,',,, '1 4 .. V' . ' s , 5' 4 ' 'r J' .gf nas? 'r if 'ff Z. 5 E . ,P ?4 wwf' .' A ' . T I Qin Af!! tht, f 1 651 .33 4, W, 1 . . Qt f .x ., fx? A ' .8 Q4 p an . 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J III 1I111 11111 1Irz11x'1-1' 111' 1I1i. I1Ii11g 11z1I1i111-1 111' I1111I 1I11- 1I1'-1- 1 IS I 111: f f ,AX I1 3 'z , I':1'1I1y', z1111I . I-1115. X11 'I'I - '1111 11f 1I11' I1r:1 INY1 1Iivisi1111s is 111 11Il1I1z1I11'1iz1- 1 I 1 .1 I I Quif cs i1 11' sec' . '1 -' .i111'11 II 'g1'.' 1'x1r:1- ll 'ri1'11Iz11' pr11g1'z1111. Here arc f1111111I 1I1c vz11'i11us 11rg:111i- l 311' ' 11'I1 I 11 'I I 111c I 1 Q f f '- SU1'.ilI a111I X .1 X I v11'11 1 I Iifn A Y 'I'I1 IQIFQL' 11121111151 f11I1Ic 5 ' 1I11- I1111111111 1I1'z1w1'1' 111111111111 ll rut I u SI B 'I ' l'Zl .' lll II I-' as 11-1-II1:.'1 r1s- lil JI' is 1-11111I z I' I I' zI1I il 111 11111' I1Ii11g5 1'z1I ' 11-1. '1 1 vx ,.,.,,.,., 1 F' ,..x..-..Ji'f.1.:.a- 54- 2 PERSONNEL Q f mfg!,f'4z-1 Q' H wav! Ei 0 25351, .. Q 1i4lx?1fS'-21,2-lgsb 4 :- 'is 2 73 1 U kqfniifp ,V E .. ,V A..- - 8 'E ' T M - r--,,. ' 2 74.13 V , - iff ' '- '..:-:S-5-c. il 'Lis - Wi,- ' 'f' 'sq-- . , ..- ,, ,nf Iv : :': A 16, .. f --' ' Z , 'Y , - -- :M 1 M s 1.2 ' - fu I' '-a ' .155 ,, - -1 - ug s- 4-f ADM W. DEAN R. EVANS DR. H. E. HIELLING P. LUTHER R. JOHNSTON R. Joxlzs F. POTTER The Board of Education consists of seven leading citizens of lillwood City. William Dean is general manager and vice-president of the Mathews' Conveyor . . . Ralph Evans, president of the board, is treasurer of the Ellwood Forge Company . . . Dr. H. E. Helling, a prominent member of Kiwanis, has served the board for 21 years . . . Ray J0hnSt0n, a new member of the board, is president of Johnston Iron and XVire Company . . . Robert J0neS, also a new member, is sales manager of Ellwood Sand and Stone Company . . . Paul Luther is a draftsman at Aetna Standard Engineering Company . . . Frank Potter, vice-president of the board, is central office repairman of the Bell Telephone Company. Although they are not members of the board, Anna Czar is acting secretary and A. G. Jones is treasurer of the group. Our Lincoln building is capably supervised by J. Ellis Bell, superintendent of schoolsg Mr. Bell sees to it that the Ellwood City School System is efficiently operated . , . Gerald Newton, principal of Lincoln High School, a returned veteran who was previously our guidance counselor is our new chief high school official . . . Myrna Chambers, assistant principalg our first year French teacher has long been a friend to the students of Lincoln High . . . Ralph C. Shaffer, assistant principalg he is always around to give his friendly advice and to help us out of our troubles . . . James Ansell, night school principal, he capably directs the adminis- tration of the night school in addition to teaching a gym class for adults. MR. j. E. BELL Mk. G. M. Niawrox SL intendent Principal INISTRATICJN THE MASTER CARDS Our office secretaries are Anna Czar lxookkeeperg one person Lincoln High Sehool cannot do without sinee she is in Charge of our school money , . . R086 Farinelli f secretary to Nlr. Newton: almost any question yotl have can he answered hy Rose . . . Dorothy Nedesky Paglia--secretary to Superintendent Bell: Nlrs. Paglia has eontrol of the switeh hoard and interviews many people . . . Joan Reeseeserretary to School Nurseg this last year's senior is busy keeping the records for the Medical Depart- ment in order. ln addition, Betty Amalong, seeretary of the Hartman Building, assists the Lincoln High seeretaries hy mimeograph- ing our examinations. ss Czxug Nlks. PAGI MR. Slut-ri-'iizk MR. ANSELL Assistant Principal Night School Principal WHERE WE LEARN OUR FILING SYSTEM K. N111'1-311.1 - xYLltL'11 her 1111141-rx 11v. 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N1l'1'1'B1111l'51 f'11111'QL'. Clara VVOOSIQI' 115. 111111111141 S1.l11' '11l'ill'1ll'l'S 1111111212 Jeanne Anne Covert IS. S. 1'1-111153-lxu111i.1 S1ll1L'11fJ11L'gLL'. Kenneth Zahniser Nl. S, 1'111YK'1-5113 111' 1'i11f11111'1'11. 5 44 1--:.g:.,:-:z.:z.:. msn.. 12 E5 ' V? Q . 'ni E 22.5 t 4 U , Q E S7 1. If! it . HOME MAKERS FILE Loretta Cr0Wley ff- li. S. Nlereyhurst Vollegeg Our new l.ineoln lligh Sehool rlothing teavher is interestetl in having the elothing lahoratory' reinoclelecl into new living room areas. Besides being the aflviser for the Senior lligh fillQCI'l0ZiflCI'S, this little tailor sueeessftilly' took part in the Rotary' play, 'l'he Klan XYho Varne to Dinner. Iva Jackson Eli. .-X. Kluskinghatn Vollegeg Xliss -lat-kson teaches her foocl classes to prepare nutritious as well as eeonoinieal meals. She hopes to have the foofls' lahoratory tnotlernizetl with a live-unit kitehen ancl a launclry. lfor an outsicle holihy' Nliss ,laekson is interestecl in artcraft. -mga: mfr.: raining Chefs in -ith l'erintl fitiulgillll' Class -5 J, Miss L'Row1,i-.i' Miss lxcxsox liolh Xliss Cirowley anrl Nliss -lavlison are atlvisers for the newly' organizetl lfuture ll0l1lt'Ill2lliK'I'S0l..'XlllCl'll'l!,Q1 state anrl national organization. rlilllf loeal group is eoinprisetl of 30 sturlents who are chosen for lllCllll7l'l'SlllIJ hevause of high seholastie rating anfl interest in hoinetnalcing. The group, whit-h ineets every' other lltursrlay, has as its presirlent, Xlary hotter: viee presiclent, l'atty lhoinp- son: seeretary, Varol lloenstineg treasurer, lfleanor Vhitnag anrl serihe, Sylvia Nagel. ilillk' lf.Il..X. gave, :ls their lirst projet't, lhristtnas teas ancl progratns for their mothers, the senior girls, antl the faeulty. ln .Xpril they sponsoretl a Klitnlmel Sty le Show. Sewing Class lfxperts 'l. Xogtg liirarenzo: Nlgnteini: l.otmey: Cox: Il1l.ilverto. rrrzv- ' txflift xiii? A X Q-Sig? A is in 'Ns Nluellonalclg Brophy Nlorrisong Baird. Nletzg Rice: lYright Rutkowskig Freed 1 Lucarelli. English Projects. ms, o r- ,wg--Jr Fw - ,t,.H 4. ur me .fra f. Since we use the English language von- stzintly in our attempts to eoinmunieate our thoughts, we should he zihle to use it skilfully. The linglish courses help us to lmuiltl our thoughts :mtl convey them to other people. XXI- also lezirn hx' means of orzil zmtl written eomposition, t'rezitix'e writings, :intl rountl- tzilile tliseussions, the tlevelopinent of self- ronliclentfe :incl responsibility. f ?i , , 1.21 Y-'wi' ' v569 ry file Through literzlture we experience the past, share the hopes untl ilSIJll'21Il0llS of all people, experience the great emotions through which peoples :mtl nations have livetl. For many, rezttling for enjoyment is the aim of literature vourses. This is the reason that in high school our linglish teuehers suggest that we Choose goorl hooks for hoth hook reports and for our leisure time. 14 The Script of HAMII-T Senior Round Tnhle Speevh Class llfillllillllth the Spirit of Thanksgixing Gumiennvg M. johnson Conner: Cunningham Margaret Carey B X Northu estern l n1vers1tx B O Genexi College lfngllsh lX she hlees to lemt ilso reicls b1ogr1ph1es 'mel class1c'1l books Abigail Cresswell B FX Pennsxlxama follege for XX omen I1 nghsh Ill our falthful I meoln Hlgll Sehool l1br1r11n hnrls 11me to collemt e1rr1n5,s mrl take in 1rl eourse 111 mght sm l1ool Eleanor Gllgor B S SllI7IJCI'X Roele Stxte lelehers College l'n55l1sh Slllllllg, she l1lees to re ul ph1losoph1e1l hooks mcl enjox s pl IX lllg pmno Anna Marle McCanna li S Clarlon State leachers C ollege l111g,l1sh llleLS to read h1stor1c1l books incl selec t1ons from the Book ofthe Xlonth K lub 1 loxer of sports Clarence McCre1ght B S Sterlme College lh B l,1lISlJlIl'g,ll Xema Semm 1rx I-nghsh spellmg he l1l.esphotog,r1phx sports 'mel 5, 1rrlen1ng he h 1s '1lso tr uelerl extensn tlx In the L mtccl Sutes Helen McK1nney re-ul home- folle mrl lllQl0l'lK'1l books cnjoxs heme out of floors 1lso kmts Mary tl B S l11cl11n1St11c le 11 hers I o l9ll spelllng, she 1 Joxs 111s11 111 bon 1113, pholog,r1phx mcl sports ll s xe she 1s cllreetmg., the lll or ljflllllllt Club r lllllllllflll IS to te llll Spnn een Reed B X msxlx 1111 S o eg,e l'llf.,llSll lll s e rloes 11x11 Dilllltlllg on tl1e s1cle cnjoxs lllSSlC'1l IllllSlL her f1xor1te sports lre footlnll lusleetlnll 11 resrlmg, Eleanor Rodgers B X Clroxe C IIX College l IlgllSll pulmlu spel lllg she IS the eo sponsor of the lJr11111t1c Clulm and the 1 Il 11 oom xx Lo1sW1ll1ams B S C enex 1 K ollege I llflllill ll lll beslc s re'1cl1ngh1stor1t ll hooks she 1l o hlee to lemt 'XIISS CARPX Xllss CLIGOR X111 XICCRHCHT Xllss XI1 T7 Xllss Roof 1 Rs Xllss Xlks Xlks Xlks Xlks CRFSSXXLLI XICC xxx 1 XIClx1xx1 1 R1 XX II 1 1 ms . 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Geneva College: French II g world history: photography and the collecting of vases are her hobbies: for entertainment, she likes popular music . . . Elizabeth McCaslin- B. A. Geneva Collegeg M. A. Duke Universityg Lating interested in architectural designing and interior decoratingg she also enjoys traveling and sewing . . . H. F. Wilson- B. A., M. A. Pennsylvania State College: Lating the very efficient adviser of the Senior Classg a follower of the classics because of his enjoyment of Latin stories. I7 - HUF 'QM i .HA MR. CROFT M145 FLEISCHER MR. KELLER MRS. XVILSON MR M HVILSON' Thurman Croft li. S. clQlI'lll'gll' Insiium- of 'l'c-vlmology: Xl. lirl. l'nix'L-rsity' of Pills- lmurgh: junior high ninth: our foollmll conrh cnjoysullkinrlsofnllilclics . . . Josephine Fleischer li. ,X. fiL'llCYil Volli-gc: junior high ninth: nn cxvclln-nl violinist :incl singer . . . Francis Keller IS. S. l'nin-rsiiy of l'i1tsl1urgl1: plnnu gc-oinclryz voinmcrcizil nrithnu-Iivg our zithli-lim' 1-quipmm-nl inzinugcr enjoys 11-v1'L-aitioii, 0Sllk'1'lilllB'g0ll. . . . Helen WilS0l1 Nililln-1'svillc Slillt' 'llL'21l'lll'l'S Ciollcgci junior high inzilhg L-njoys vlzissivzil music :incl novcls . . . MalC0lITl WilSOIl R-IS. S, Gcncvzi Ciollcgcg Nl. A. liuivcrsity of Viltslwurglll nlgcbrzl, trigononu-try, solicl uconu-try: works in 'Iiuhc Nlill in thc summer: plays tennis in sparc time. Usllllvii of learning BQIXICFI Garwigg Bicgm. GL-oinctric rlufigns Dursuneg Angelog l-iorvanug Richarcisg jones. ..., ,- .. 18 Hearing Tests Houkg Eontag Miss Swanik. ME DICAL DEPARTME NT disability file The spread of many contagious diseases is prevented by the watchfulness of the doctors and nurses in their annual physical check-ups of the students. The Medical Department is to be complimented on its line work. Dr. A. M. Gigliotti-B. St. Bonavanture follegeg Nl. D. Hahneman Medical School, Philadelphia, Pa.: Physician of Public Schools . . . Dr. Joseph Mazzei-B. Alabama l'niversity3 M. D. Vniversity of Pittsburgh: Assistant Physician of Public Schools . . . Miss Edith Shremp-R. N. Elizabeth Steele Magee Hospital, Pittsburgh, Pa.: Nurse of Public Schools . . . Miss Anna B. Swanik -R. X. XYashington Hospital, XYashington, Pa.: Assistant Nurse: home nursing teacher. Dental Examinations. Miss Reeseg Miss Shrempg Dr. Plunkett. Dk. Khxzzrai Miss SHREMP Miss SYVANIK MUSIC records of sweet notes ,X C linux of the xt ir 1943 1 o tin t 1 Sim oirs I rorlutt Chri tint l roert t man 'N 1,,tl Girl L ioru Ill, NIR. C-uint NIR. XXic1xs'ri-.ix Paul Gehms -lntliana State Teaeliers Vollege: li. S. of l'.S.Nl. TTIICIIICSHL'l'l1lYCI'STIBI vocal niusie . . . I. Barnes Weinstein li. S. Geneva Vollege: Nl. A. l'nivei'sity of llittslmurgh: instrumental inusie. Our nitlsie rlepartment in l.ineoln High is one of the finest: unrler the eapalmle clireetion of their two lllSIl'llt'IUl'S they have been alvle to aeeonlplish niurh. lfor the first time. Nlr. Gehni, tlireetor of the choral tleparttnent, ancl his ehoirs hail the privilege of presenting their fhristmas Gift Convert txviee. This was an expression of the pt1hlie's gratitufle for the many hours of teclious praetiee that niafle this performance possilmle. The instrumental tlepartnient of Lineoln High hacl the honor of entertaining All-State Haml in lfehruary. This talentecl group of musieians whieh was assembled from all seetions of I'enns5'lx'ania proved their ability in a wonclerful program presented to the school ancl city. 20 4 1 I NIR. :xN5lil.I. Nlrss Kirin-.N Nlk. Omit'-I-iiixm I 1' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Miss Mary' Kllbell B. S. Slippt-i'y' Rnvk Stz1tc'l'L-zlvlu-rs Vrmllt-gt' . . . James D. Ansell ff-li. S. Slippery' Rovk State 'l1l'1lt'llCl'5 Ciollvgvg Nl. S. l'nix'L-rsity of Pittslmrgli . . . 'lihv l'hy'sit'z1l l':fllll'2lllUll l,t'lJ2ll'lIl'll'lll is um- of tha- must importgmt in l,im'oln High Svlmul. llihilc' tht- Vvst of thc srlmul t'UlIlll'llll'llli'S Oll rlcvcloping our mt-ntznl ztvtiim-ii, this ch-put mont t'UIlt'l'l'llS itst-lf with nut' pliysit-all well-ht-ing. Miss Kuhcn, who has fwgzmizt-rl thu fl..X.il.. has mztclc it 21 highlight in mir girls' sports. Klr. .Xnst-ll, who has l'2lI'IlCfl his mzisttfrs cle-gr:-c in tht- lust yt-Qtr, l'UllllllllCS to pmfltlvt' il highly' stlwcssllil gym ll'2llll. 'l'hv lnvt that scvcml Sllt'l'l'SSlYt' yt-:urs pmvt-s that his I'l'lllll2lllUll as an iristrtwtm' is Ilfml llllftlllllrlvtl. lfvcrj' yn-nr tm tissumhh fl'2lllll'llIl1 tht' Gym 'll-atm is holrl in thc gyninztsiunl, wlit-rv the team ilL'lll0llSIl illUS its gyillnatstim' zthility. 21 ...,1..- Developing Muscles I-owryg Ptirztsccnzoz Ewingg Stechnnil. Perfecting Poisc Conte: Abbaticchio: Atchison: Nlaybcrryz Parascenzo Bakery Pavlin. SCCIAI SCIFNCF World events of past and present Clara Anderson-45. Clem-wi College worlrl history: likes hisioriezil hooks :incl sewing . . , Charlotte Chambers li. N. Nlnskingnni Vollegeg history, eiviw: this pianist is nn nrrlenl movie-Inn she von 1-ook loo! . . . LaRue Craig IS. .-X. Iniversiiy of Piltshurgli: .Nnieriezm govermnenl: Nliss Vmig comes in her flushing new I'Iyniouih from Zelienoplez Il fzienlly urlviser for the Lineoln I-gcino . . . Laurence Flinneree B. A. Geneva Vollege, NI. .'X. Duke IYIIIVCl'SIlN'Q history: enjoys all music' , . . Thora Flinner WH. .-X. Inclizmn Vniversily: .Xnieriezin history: rezicls hisloriezll IJUOICSZIIIKI knils . . . Hannah Hepler H. Slippery Rork Stole 'llc-:relic-rs Vollegez geogrziphyp eivies: rezicls nnrl eroeliets . . . Clayton HOUR fI3.S.Cerievnlhllegei eeononiiesg hunts snizill gznneg likes to travel . . . Laird McCanna Ii. Clzirion Stale 'Iieaehers College: eivic's3 junior Iligh hziskel- hzlll voneli: likes athletics :xml Iielion hooks . . . William Mitchell Ii. .N.Susq11eIiznniz1 Vniversityg NI. S. IlCIlllSN'IN'1lIllilSl2ll0fiUIICgfCI history: enjoys rezieling' . . . Kenneth Peeples e-IS. Slippery Roek Slate 'Il-zu-In-rs College: Vlzirk I'nix'ersity': geogmpliyz likes pliotogrzxpliy' :incl non-Iivtion hooks. NlRs. :NNDIQRSUN Nlrv C'R.xna NIR. Home NIR. NIc'Cxxx.x lil x IIIIIIIII IIIIN lx in rl KIIIIIIIIII S0131 HQ N f Q N 1 I 'N 1 , IJ. llivloi Hunk: NI11 SII.llll'I'I l'I.n'k .Nmiliing ihe llIl1'Il'IllN fhil, ui- em ilo In-ini IIIIII qiuuh- Iiixlory piwievl-. Svhillinggi Ii. Kilnpel: I5oxx'Ivr. NlRs. I'1I.INNIiR NIR. I-'LIXNIQR Nllw -III II I R NIR. hII'I'4iIIIiI.I, NIR. I'iiis1'I.l-.w NIR. S le.-:G I , Fl-liggq,4.,, lleatlecl for fame .-Xvior, stutlt-nt, l'Xl't'llIlX'l' Never a false note Friendly, Carefree mtl lin.o Srilzmttxx IJ. P,xt'L R. BISCEGIIK fllllls. earneras, songs Football. lvaslqt-thall captain l.t-arler in l'XlI'2l4CllI'I'iClll2lT'S Gym L'XhllllllUI1lNI IJ, Wxucx' U'Il.xktx Kmxncn xlINOTTI NlR.ll.lr.XX11.s Class Sponsor UN ln the fall of,19-16 a newly-organized junior class, faeetl with the tumultuous prohletns of the two years aheatl, turned to its sponsor for Counsel. That sponsor was the man who was to guicle the class of 19-18 through two sut't'essful years. As each incliviclual elass event arose, the wise sug- gestions of their 'gotl fatherl-nalmlecl theofheers antl eonnnittees to carry out each project vapahly ancl with the greatest possible success. The class of '48 will feel eternally grateful to its outstanrling antl faithful Mr. ll. lf. XYilson. l ll! 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Dolores Bates-Quiet reserved Dolores ts often seen at the movnes She wxll be an excellent secretary for some lucky person Kenneth Bauder Tall dark and handsome But keeps the gurls guesslng He ts the vlce presldent of 301 A Patricia Baxter Pat I5 a member of tht btrls and Concert Choirs and ts plamst for Rainbow Gxrls Her favortte subjects are chemtstry and trng Joe Bellissimo-Tall, dark and Ros mary s descrtbe this good lookmg semor Shadow always has a fnendlj smile for all future career denttstrw Virginia Bender Gmny ns one of our hugh steppmg majorettes She would like to bt .1 model George Berendt Tall clever Honker amember of the Choir says hrs hobby ts enjoymg htmself He wxll spend hts days workmg hard farmxng Janice Bestwick janme ns usuallv seen m the 5 and 10 or stppxng cokes She ts a member of the Lmcoln PCHO Staff and Tn H1 Y Walter Blega This quiet boy enjoys nothing better than loafing Some of hts favorites are basketball, baseball, and trlg Eugene Bilo-Baseball basketball and the Key Club keep thts handsome Casanova busx H should succeed m hts chosen career baseball Robert Bisceglia Handsome dashmg Shake IS usually seen tearmg around town Thus popular fellow ts presldent of the Ht Y, a member of the Key Club and football team Loretta Blazic Wltty Loretta with the pleasant personality and frnendly smlle enjoys bowling swnmmlng and tce skatmg Her favorite subject ns economncs Virginia Bleakney Gert spends a lot of her time dreammg of New Mexico Her housework keeps her busx afttr school Wllllam Bovard Bull one of our cheer leaders ts an enthusiastic asplrant of our football ttam He IS a member of the HI X and Gym Team James Bovard-This all around man is president of 301-A recording secretary of Key Club, treasurer of Hi-Y and editor of tst.t.w'oom.aN. future career-engineering. html ne Bllo Robt rt Blsctglxa Loretta Bltzxc XIYLIIIIZI Bleak 5 lhlltam Box ard james Bm ard Dana Brttton juanm Br: utr X1 man Hmdbztk Donald Brown Daucl Btmnn K trmella But If Dana Bretton lltxmg the ptano ltstcnmg to classtt tl muslC md attendtng st tgt plays are a few of Danfts mam mterests member of FLIVNOODI-KN int? Joanne Breuer Nw luous jo belongs to the Gtrls Cholr and junmx She wtll atttntl tollegt at St Wlarx s of 'Xlotrc Dame Marian Brodbeck Ambitious clexer vtgorous and frtendlx descrtbe thus semor Nltrltn s HCKIYIIILS ar m IIN Trl Hn X I-IIWOODIXN Staff Band and the Dmmttlc Club Donald Brown Quttt Don from Brown -. Addition IS mttrtsttd ln horsts l' lfllllflj., ottuptts his spart ttme 'Km rut tn j.,oxertunt nt 1 ht fnuntt subjut David Buann Swttnnung tu lslllllg, mtl foot ball are D ne s lax orttt Ht 1 hoplng, to be 1 boss sontcclayitnythtng wxll do. Carmella Buccello-Short but swttt C'trm a member of the Nllxt-fl Choir. She phns to be '1 beautician. 27 Pilll til r n lacutu lin liurgin glolm Burifk Helen Burns ku I Hilda Calm ,l1'lllllt'iiIll1ll1ftl Nick Valve t K unp itll Xlbert Varmosiuo Rt-uis Vatrozza Nlildretl f'atal-lo Paul Burcham-His thoughts center principally within the held of machinery and he looks to the luture as a mechanic. Jacquelin Burgin-Remember our fat little man on Senior Day? lce skating is trips on vlackie's list ol 2lt'llVl1ll'S. John Burick-john is a member of the t-:cuo Statfg favorite subject is government: enjoys reading classics: wishes to be at lawyer. Helen Burns- Burnsie loves to sew. This brunette lists gym and movies as her favorites. Her future will be that of a secretary. Edna Butkevitz-Loquacious Cab is usually seen hurrying down the halls with great zeal. She will make a conscientious secretary for someone. Hilda Cahn--This petite well-dressed, brunette is at memlit-r of the iactwooomx Staff and is an active member ol the office practice force. Jennie Calabrcr- lac enjoys swimming and movies: has a special interest in the Navy: hopes to be a competent stenographer. 28 'lass of 1948 . . . Nick Calve-Nick is full of vim and vigor: person- ality plus. He can be identified by his black curly hair. Cliff Cambell--Fun-loving, slow, and unpredict- able describe this senior, who is interesting to know. He hopes to become an authority in metallurgy. Albert Carmosintr-Friendly Al with his winning smile is famous in Lincoln High for his ltalian monologues. College enters his future plans. Regis Carozza-Tall, dark, and humorous Reggie 0'l3ritt is president of 301-B. With Albert's help he captured the prize for the best comedian on Senior llay. Mildred Cataldo--Petite, zealous Mildred is full of vitality. She is kept busy with jim, who is responsible for the ring she is wearing. Erma Celli--Vaughn Monroe and movies give Erma a thrill: dancing is her specialty: and like many, she wishes to be a housewife. Jack Charlesfjack with his friendly smile is Il member of the Dramatic Club and vice-president of the Hi-Y. His interests center around his model railroad. Jean Chiaro-jean's hobby of setting hair is a good start for her chosen career-beauty cultureg a member of the Concert and Mixed Choirs. Bernard Chinchi-Quiet, good-looking Chinch is a member of the football squad. He plans a future which includes carpentry. Ferma Choff-Ferma is an enthusiastic fan of Perry Como: she follows the modern trend in fashions as well as music and dancing. Eugene Cirelli-Helped Mr. Wallace coach junior High football team. Eugene collects pictures as a hobbyg plans a bookkeeping career. Virginia Clark-Blonde, attractive Ginny is constantly busy with her many activities-- Tri-Hi-Y and Senior class secretary, vice-president of 301-B, Lincoln ECHO Staff, and Ted. Mary Cocca-Marys hobby is collecting and reading books: ambition in life-nursing, at which she's sure to succeed. Pasqualim- Ccnforti--Quiet, sweet, petite red- haired Peggy will make a capable secretary for some lucky executive. 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Hue s tn lltricl u xml co111pLtLnt futurt nursm Nina Dombeck X121 prcslclent ff Btnd and membnr of Lmcoln lcno Qtatf honormd bx attcndlng 'Nl1d Vlcst Band ll'lll.I'lllN to 11121kL IHUSIC har urecr Dons Drushel Th1s Qmmor Class n1c111ber enjoys danclng squ 1re that 1s vnzutrcss at lx xufman s Hold tlso hkcs shorthand and lNe1r lou Dolores Dukas Member of M1xed Chonr and FLLWOODIAIN Staff Dec s favorne p1st1mes are danclng and slsaung Thus popular Nlxss plans to be 1 stcnographer Dorns Duncan Anxbodx need a babx snter Dorm will llll xour needs Thls slmor class 111L111l1tr Lnjoxs 6l'IllJI'OlllLI'lIlg and scmlng Gladys Elchenberger Qladxs enjoxs saung p1c tures of Rox Rogers sumg moxles and llSlLl'1ll lL to Nlmlxu hopes to l1f.Qon1c a NLLFQI irx 'Margaret Elcholtz At1r2u11xe and pleasant Ptggx 1s 1 111unh2r of Nllxed and Comcrt Cholrs ml Ir1 H1 X Shy keeps 21 p'1.r1x gmng with har tornx jokes Ellen Ellefson An ardent fan of Ronmt R2 :gan s Ellcn engms 111 Axes clmcxng and Nla.n1 selle Ktpt quite bust as secruarx treasurer of Romn -, 1 . 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Wanda Emilko-Talkatlve Vlanda ls a loyal fan of Alan Ladd member of Trl Hl Y and neyys edltor of Llncoln ECHO enjoys danclng and syylmmlng John Eonta johnny spends hls lelsure llllle golfing hopes to make II hls professlon seen yylth Dot Gallaher QUIIL frequently Corinne Ewing Pert and popular Corinne lb an actlve member of Trl HlY and FILWOODI-KN Staff enjoys danctng reading and soclologv plans to enter eollege John Ewing lllck IS another sports fan and Army prospeet Hls spare tlme IS occupied by llstenlng to the l'2ifll0 Betty Faziola As called by frlends Fuziy has beautiful natural curly halr ty plst on ELLWOODIAN Staff enjoys dancing and movles Kathryn Ferrante-A faithful fn of the Plttsburgh Pirates Katle works at Isaly s Well soon be hearing her pleasantly saying Number please William Ferruccl Our capable drum major can be found at Ellport SCFVICE Statlon after school hours plans eareer as mechantc ln Navy Janice Fitzgerald Popular and attractive Fll7 IS a member of Trl H1 Y Dramatlc Club FCHO Staff and ls 1 super cheerleader can be found working at Fdelman s on Saturdays Alice Foreman A member of Mixed Chilli' Al enjoys slnglng reading seyylng and typlng Her future clreer ts that of 1 beautlctan Doris Fowler Thls attractlve blonde ls usually seen wlth ollr star rlght tackle enjoys football typlng and government Ann Fox Qulet and reserved Ann IS a member of Trl Hl Y and Glrls Cholr enjoys reading poetry plans a teaching career Larry Friday President of Senior Class IS kept qulte busy with H1 Y Key Club Dramatlc Club football, and Cholr, but stlll finds tlme for dates Alene Fury Do you feel low run down and nervous? Don t take an anactn just buzz for Alene our future nurse Dorothy Gallaher Thls charming blonde seems to be keeping johnny qulte interested Perhaps Dots partlallty to ty plng contributes. to her wanting to become a secretary lla Gallaher-Neat blonde with a neat Flgure' a Ray Calhoun fan' Ike enjoys economics and spends leisure time reading novels. Ann Fox Larry Friday Alene Fury Dorothy Gallaher Ila Gallaher Wllllam Garwlg Rudy Gatto Clem Glancola Glen Graham Rlchard Greger Vlfglnla Greger Ida Mae Guerrlern Wllllam Garwlg Bull hobby ls wretlne letters enjoys ehemlstry lnd trlg eltsses spends his summer months WOI'lylllf., ln Erie hls ftvorltc spell Clem Glancola L yplble lIl lIld.y,tl' of Band Clem enjoys photogrlphy lnd Peg 0 Vly He lrt hls mlln 'tmbltlon IS to become l IllllSlCld.ll Glen Graham Glen enjoys sports namely base ball lDOYll'lg soccer and swlmmlng lf he seems cold ll s just that he works at the ICL company Rudy G8tt07Thls popular Band lnember llkes to learn all the neyy songs before they become popular Rudy just loves his SllIflllS Richard Greger Nlember of Bind and H151 Dick enjoys mu'-.lc and bowllng part tlme truck drlver for Johnsons Upholstery unbltton joln -Xrmy A r Force vlfglhla Greger Nlember of Nllxed Choir lnel presldent of GAA Glnny yyorks be lnd counter at xltcholls Bakery lfter school hours has special interest ln Nayy Ida Mae Guerrlero-Izxuberant and likeable this member of Mixed and Concert Choirs enjoys drawing and singing. Hopes to become an artlst. 21 lhnltrccl Han kt t lair I-I uk tltnxs Htleht s arm Q Han n jimi s Higlex Tt fl Hofiman Doris llouk Ruth Hows ll 1 arl Huffman Nlarx jam llult tt ham tnnt Patsy Izzo Wmlfred Hawke Quiet ind pleasant Bickex prefers The VVh1ffenpoof Song above all others Her plans for the future include te iehing James Hazen-jim plan: to get rich 'tnd marr y I 'iybe this is t e re-'tson s'1lcsm'tnship is is favorite- subject. James Higley-jim is one of the quiet members of the Senior Class. Hts favorite subject is French: 'zvorite song- Stardust. Ted Hoffman--Member of Hi-Y' vice-president of Key Club lJr'tm'1tic Club 'md Room 301' main interest 'it present is at 501 Line Avenue. Clair Houk- Doc spends his time chasing blondes in his green Buick. Saves money earned from driving truck to buy new '1uto. Doris Houk-Member of Tri-Hi-X Band Dramatic Club ELLVVOODIAN Staff and Lincoln ECHO Doris main interests, include football. basketball and I Wish I Didn t Love You So. Ruth Howell-Like most girls hopes to be a successful housewife. Employed at Murphy s, Ruth s favorite pastimes are movies and roller skating. 32 hat, eport Larl Huffman A loyal member of Mixed Choir Red it present can be found diligently preparing for the future Glenys Hughes I' ull of um and x :gc r member of Trl H1 X Concert Choir and the PLIWOODIAN Staff plaees sports high on her must list Mary Jane Hulett Blonde soft sorted Suzy efficient Ln out Editor of Lincoln FCHO enjoys mod ling and art plans an artistic career Sam lerino-Sam likes the quieter things of life- listentng to the radio and going to the movies IIIOSI intriguing subject is math future plans undecided as yet Patsy Izzo-Considers eommg to school a hobby particularly likes English Newer puts on ht baseball glove when spring comes around Danlel Joy Chuck likes almost every outdoor sport His favorite sehool subject ts American goxernment Might work tn an office after graduation Dolores Kaldy Attractive Dee is alwaxsreadx for fun capable PLLWOODIAN artist interested in dancing and collecting match holders aspires to a designing career Bruce Kelly Kellog the gui with the dimples is always ready with a cheerful hello hopes to keep his present job as tceman Wlllls Kelly Quiet and shy Vlillte puts llgebra high in his interests. After graduation he plans to be a capable millworker. Wanda Jean Kerry--Wanda spends most of her time roller skating' places government at the head of her studits' has talent at playing piano. Colleen Ketterer-Happy - g - lucky Colleen member of the Tri-Hi-N and Lincoln ECHO' excels in baton twirling' dancing and football games hold her interest. William Keul-Bill is a member of Gym Team' faxorite winter pastime is trapping' wants to be a farmer. Jack Kimpel-As photographer for the Ellwoodian, ambitious jack is already preparing for his future career' enjoys Fred Waring s music works diligently at Kimpe' s Jewelry Store. 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Earl MCElWain- lVlaC loves to sleep in study halls-or in any other class: future career?-he isn't sure himself. Darlene MCFate-Darlene is the pretty blonde treasurer of the Senior Class. She enjoys movies and hopes to become someone's bookkeeper. Mary Jane McKee-Short but sweet, Mary jane spends most of her spare time in the movies and roller skating: future plans-clerking. Loy McKennaw jake wears himself out on the bench during basketball games. School activities are Lincoln ECHO and Hi-Y. Plans a sports- writing career. ' Janice McKe0ugh-Easy-going janny is a member of Mixed Choir, and enjoys Miss Craig's government classes: another persistent movie goer. Margaret McKim-Member of Girls' and Concert Choirs, Peggy greatly enjoys music, can be found working at Grant's on Saturdays. John Meneice-Jack dotes on eating, sleeping, and women. Employed by Ellwood Taxi Company, he plans to become the future Captain Marvel! Vera Jane Metz-Studious and ambitious Vera Jane is a member of the Band: favorite subjects- chemistry and Englishg hopes to teach English. William Miller-Bill is an active member of the junior Saxonsg enjoys dancing-especially polkasg employed by local A 81 P. Veda Miller-Member of Girls' Choir, Dee is interested in skating. lf her telephone line is busy, she's probably talking to Mary jane McKee. Andrew Miller-Never a dull moment when Andy's around-especially in Mrs. Reed's English classg although full of vim and vigor, he still enjoys sleeping. Margaret Mcliim john Meneiee Vera jane Metz Xndrcw Miller XVilliam Miller Veda Miller Sally Mills Xlvln Mink Leo Minotti Patricia Morrison Betty jane Moskal Samuel 'Viullin Sally Mills-Pretty blonde Sal can be found serving at the canteeng engages in roller skating and dates as pastimes. Alvin Mink-Al's number one interest is radio, for he enjoys repairing them and plans to become a radio rcpairman. Leo Minotti-XYhat a physique! Years of gym' nastic training are responsible for itg slogan- Live to eat, not eat to live. Patricia Morrison-Charming and friendly Pat is a member of Tri-Hi-Y, and advertising manager of Lincoln liclio. She can be found working at Edelman's after school. Betty Jane Moskal-Betty jane's interest in bookkeeping will help her success as a stenogra- Qher. She enjoys dancing, movies, and ln The i Iood. Samuel Mullin-Bashful Sam enjoys American government classes most. For cavities and dingy teeth see the future Dr. Mullin, Dentist. 35 Seniors led all llltfilii Helen Novak-Quiet Helen spends her time writing letters and seeing movies: uses her after school hours working at the hospital. John Muntt an Malcolm Murray Ted Myers Donald Newell William lNido Carmilia Nido Joan Nocera Helen Novak James 'Nye Victor Nye William O'Brien Donald O'Hara John Muntean- lJuke's main interest seems to be collecting certain phone numbers. His future ambition is that of being a true husband. Malcolm Murray-Assistant editor of ia1.i.wooniAN and member of Hi-Y, Mac's favorite subject is trigonometry-a definite necessity for his engi- neering ambitions. Ted Myers- Your announcer, Ted Myers -a phrase familiar to Lincoln Highg also member of ELLWOODIAN Staff, Mixed, Boys' and Concert Choirs. Donald Newell- Barney's main interests are sports, including softball and baseball, and building model airplanes. His musical interests are Near You and Tennessee William Nido-Member of Hi-Y and Dramatic Club, Bill's hobbies are airplanes and Cherchez la femme. Bill plans to become a doctor. Carmilia Nido-An ardent football fan, Carmilia's favorite subject is English. She also enjoys dancing and hopes to become a pianist. Joan Nocera-A member of the ELLYVOODIAN Staff, jo is always ready with a smile for everyoneg fond of bowling, ice skating, and dancing. 36 James NyefThis future farmer enjoys doing math problems and riding. His musical preference is Near You. - Victor Nye-Tall, blond. and good looking, Vids favorite pastime is predominately football: Plans a Navy career. William O'BrienA Vl'i.llie's outside work consists of climbing the hospital hill four times a day: enjoys Miss Covert's economic geography classes. Donald O'HarafMember of Choir, Key Club, Dramatic Club, captain of football and basketball teams-all this and that grin tool Mary Ellen Ohl-Likeable, fun-loving Muff belongs to Lincoln ECHO Staff. Tri-Hi-Y, and Dramatic Clubg helps loads with cheering the boys to victory. Angelo OttaVi0Y Angie looks forward to Mr. Raschella's fourth period study hallg hopes to be in U. S. Army some day soon. Mary Ann PagliafQuiet Mary Ann is a member of Girls' Choirg likes dancing, sewing, and football, competent clerk at Pettibon'sg hopes to become a beautician. Nick Panico-Our ELLXVOODIAN business manager is the possessor ofa pleasant personalityg member of Hi-YQ enjoys dancing, bowling, and pho- tography. Marino Parascenzo--Member of Band and rgLLwooD1AN Stall, Min now makes photography his hobbyg favorite pastime-teasing twin sister, Mary Ann. Mary Ann Parascenzo- Rusty likes baking and sewing-will make a good wife for some lucky guy, works at Murphy's after school hours. Ellen Jean Passante-jovial Chick, member of Girls' Choir, enjoys chatting on the telephone and dancingg plans to become an air hostess. Armine Paul-Versatile Armine, member of the Band and calender editor of the ELLWOODIANQ she will undoubtedly obtain success in her scientific career. Betty Paul-Betty goes to the head of the class with her corny jokes: especially zealous at basketballg another future telephone operator. Dorothy Paul-Delightful Dot, president ol Girls' Choir, member of Concert Choir, and senior editor of the ELLYVOODIAN, plans a teaching career. Irvs . 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Eleanor Schilling- Gabby, our future house- wife spends most of her time preparing for her ambition, which is naturally to keep her man happy- Fred Schlemmer-Happy-go-lucky Fritz plans his future career in the Navyg greatest desire is to see the world. Wayne Shaffer-Genial and trustworthy Shaef, capable treasurer of Key Club and member of Hi-Yg here is another successful teacher. Jeanne Simpson-A lass with a charming person- ality, Simp, member of the Band and Tri- Hi-Y: believes in keeping busy: she's artistically inclined' Audrienne Sockaci-Dancing, skating and howling consume many of Audrienne's evenings. Likes chewing gum but removes it before favorite class -American government. Emil Sovalo-Emil is an interested spectator at football games and boxing matches. Hopes to fly in Naval Air Corps, Joann Spielvogel-Likes to take pictures, read, and dance. jo works at Green Shearer Bakery. Plans an interesting career of traveling. William Stedman-Being president of Dramatic Club, vice-president of Key Club and 306, secretary of Hi-Y, and senior editor of ELLWOODIAN Staff keeps Bill busy. Impersona- tion of Merlin will long be remembered. Helen Stoichelf-Helen likes to sit and daydream, possibly of her favorite pastimes- swimming and football games. Hasn't planned a definite career. Mary Jane Stoner-This senior may be described as neat and very sweet, Janie will make a good secretary for some lucky person. Roberta Straley-Roberta is a collector of match covers. Math is number one on her list of school subjects. Mary Sullivan-One of the Clever feature editors of the Lincoln ECHO. Mary 'l s favorite pastimes are sketching, swimming, and eating. James Suppa-An ace tumbler, jimmy has won many honors for Lincoln High. Plays on basket- ball team and is a manager of football team. Stanley Sutkowski-305's dainty secretary makes artificial flies as a hobby. Stush plans to be a hunting and fishing guide in Canada. Helen Stoicheff Mary jane Stoner james Su ppa Stanley Sutkowski Lena Tesone Helen Tetmeir Robert Syphrit-Bob earnestly studies his lessons in preparation for his favorite class-gym. Some- times he leaves his studies to play football. Donald Taylor-Quiet Don is an apprentice watch- maker at Pugh's. Likes reading history. Life as a businessman is his ambition. Lena Tesone-Lena finds relaxation in sewing and dancing. lil ould like to be one of Amt-rica's number one designers in a few years. Helen Tetmeir-Helen always drops everything to listen to Begin the Begumef' Her chief pastimes are swimming and moviegoing. Raymond Thomas-Ray has been a capable class vice-president for two years. An important member of our fine Gym Team. Layle Thompson- Lefty likes modeling and arts. 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I' mt 1-.1 lI1lIJl'0lllplU Bu 11111. of her 11111 rest lll llfllllllj, NIar1 Iou1-.L nnghl fntnr art sghool W1ll1am Court ,Inn could be B111 1 nndclle name pl11Q drums Ind colleen wvxlng recordx I:.I+.a11or ll 1 Ile r Dah W hlte yyoulql IILL 10 bg In lutomfnnr mtdmnm Darl VK 1l11 Robert Vhlhams Loyal Wilson Rose 'Slam Xhlson Mary Louxse Zaccheo SCHGLARSHIP WINNER Ann lox hls renewed the honor of 111nn1ng 1 four 1ear Senatorml schoI.1rsl11p 11l11Lh 111ll he valld it lemplel 1111 CFSIIX the l 1111erb1t1 of I lttsburgh the I IIINLFSIIX of Iu111s1l1.1111.1 or Penn St me Collrgc -Xnn was chosen from tha 153 bClll0I'S 11I1o entered the essa1 contest sponsored bx the Ioml bmmh of the -Xmerndn Leglon Ihe ess.11s, 11h1Lh were Imsed on the toplc lllll Ilunoeram 9ur1111.' 11ere I11111ted to 1000 110rds Both Xnn and the smhool Xl ere h1ghl1 honored b1 thls 11111 Clubs gcneros1t1 III pro11d1ng such .1 1.1Iu.1bIe sLh0larsh1p 41 , . o 0 ff If 0 L ' Ik: ' irs, Q 1 1 - Villa Tell I A Y rn u I , , -'14 1'-,-I - .1 -,.- vkh1.1A- .53 eau sually I - , -1 .' ltl'II I -lml. ll 1 -, lo 1 . . '. , ., ,. A. .' ' , ,', ,. , ' . . . . . :Gil , 5. . Q . .2 . Z H ', , . , ,-., ,,. , ' , .- 2 ' I, . -' . I' , ' 2 . ' ' ' VVilliam 111ml-r Frank VVright 'Sophia XVrighz Irene X'3g6'l' X -1, '. , 1 ' . '. ,' 1' , ' ' ,, ' . 1, .. ,, ', Y , . Y Klz I Q 1 1' . . . , h . ' . . 1. 1 l . 'V ' l . ri I v v 'w v 3 1 - l AA ,' , , A ' ' '. 'A-I' ' h l l Y , . 1 . . . , . .' LOIS X! Inu. Niargarel XX hm xkc r J -- lass of 1919 'ropm ly fllwl bu! not aunplvta' Here in the junior class are the people who will soon assume the leadership of school activities. They have been working diligently during the past three years to attain the knowledge and finesse necessary to prepare them for managing their many responsibilities as seniors. This class of 327 pupils has had excellent representation in the various school clubs, the choirs, band and athletics. They have selected as their leaders: Allen Luxenberg, president, Ralston XYarnock, vice - president, Agnes Nocera, secretary, joan Nicholls, treasurer. GROYI' I Row 1 liottonim-Lt-ft to right' Santillog t'aiu,ellii-re, Bi-res, H. liauder, Vline, Brewer, S. Besso, Angelucci, Alleinan, Arabia, Bassano, lit-ltz, Ciramella, fatale. Row 2-fliellissimo, Cavalier, Bntclielle, R. Burns, Brophy, li. A. Brown, Anderson, Blythe: Chappelle, Butler, Cerritelli, Appollino, J. Bauder, Ben, Baird, Bakty, Barker. Row 3-fCamphell, lieviyino, I. Barr, Clark, L. Celli, Bosley, Bates, Brandt, liruehl, Bleakney, H. Boots, B. Boots, C. Celli, Cahill, Alborn, Barkley, Alexander, D. Brown. Row 4fB01'lZO1 C. Brown, C. Bnquo, Vastellani, Veroneg XVarnoek, Abbaticchio: XYatterson, H. Miller, Pander, Defarog Ti-sone, Mino, Vitullog W. Boots, J. Barr. GRUVP Il Row l-Bottom' Left to right-Faziolig Clipper, Gobrich, Dunning, Dr-Nome, D'.'Xniico, DeSanzo, tialaii, j. Di-loin, Dil.4-onarclo, Fellner, li. Duncan. Row 2'--Greco, Dil-'alt-oz R. M. lienflt-r, Vurzisg Fioravamig Y. Duncan, t'rawi1mlg Frans, Glock: Difarlo, liontag Dashii-ld: Early, E. Burns. Row 3ffF. Dunran, Di-Paulg Daniaio, liinilko, Di-enier, Di-Vzzria, Gabl--rg liyans: liriel-zanishg tial:-ti, M. A. Fox, Gardner, lfosiizxiiialitg Alfonso. Row 4 Vistolog Griftilli, Gregg, tire'-ii' wood, Clarkg Fignrel, l'onnc-lly, Iilder: Freed, Blazin, lieldnmn, M. lit-sso: Gt-arhart. The position of class sponsor has been capably filled by Laurence Iflinner. They have ethciently handled their two inain activities which are the junior Class Play and the Senior Prom. They have been above par in scholastic ratings as well as in extra-curricular activities. Now it is nearly time for them to assume the initiative as seniors of Lincoln High School. During their nine months reign as chief supervisors it will be their duty to set a good example for future leaders. We feel sure that they will perform their obligation as proliciently as they possibly can. 'W nm e- 2 FUUUQQQ 11 0'-U MY 1 W' - QS!! .., I K ' 3 'gt . I 'xy 'Q G 5 5 9 . .- A A .1 Q. I' a 'V ,,': f2r : '+ 5 H gf Q i'5 5. A V 4 - ,A is ar V. I r V . , smith '?5,,Q,Qf:.'J',. qsgvfjmgl g YI I I ' ' I A - J. 1 , Q 4 4: - ws-U - v ' 141' H. , il' 25' 1 Q, 'xfu .S 2-' gf M f U 8 Q , ,.' .A W .swf , A W WMM, I I ,, ,fM ,,h m A, ,U ,, ,V ,.' ,V w W Ry I 5 5 . A . 1- fsf aff - if ' 't 'S' 5-'3 ft 'T 55- Q., .:. r.. W . ,A - . , T ' K ' 1 .' f A A -. . Q J '.-14+-Z, Wfwwxf-1442 5' Val fxliw -HW ye 5 ga 3. 34 H, 4 I 'Av I 1 Q, f ' of '+ 'Q .fm-wW.,,f 4: W T r ' 1, W -' AWMW,, ,N,. 'TF 15 A 'fy is . Q. . K I f 4 . I i f Q g 5 : 1 4' ,a . lv 2' ,ne fe 4 5 ' 5' 17 Q. 2 vifztf- G li Jkt kv 3. fx ' fs, -wg, g A . , . . ' '-3 , A 5 5 ,:' a . ? ' 'wr 1,,,- yw , V' ' K f x Q - , ,' s. -' A 9,1 f wzf J . . 1. -f' , F . . - . A, '03, ', ,,,. ...Q 4-..-,4---4,,,,3.,f-- h - i5'i ,':L'-'A-K ,, ' Y '- Q . 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Q. , 'x- 'NDS I V :f,,, - .. ,, ,.,A.. ,, , . , 4 , A - ,,...f-Q -, Q --fluss 0 IFIJII p I I I 1 tuning Ural: rlg anal ilw ful XXX-ll, :xt lx-zxst wx- vzxn go tn sx-liicxx' high xssvnilwlix-s, is thx- sigh of nizxny' suplioiiirm-s. lillvsi- vigor-wins, xfm-ryt-tim' stmlx-nts form ixn lllllliiflillll pqxrt rmfr1lll'sx'll0fulsyslvtn. lhis vlixss is wmiposcxl ul 315 wnrlliy' im-mln-rs. gt'Yt'llli'L'll qxrx- on thx- high lmnur x-vt-rv six wx-vlqs px-riurl, l.il4a-xrisv, 63 ztrx' x-misistx-ntlx' on tht- hrnmir roll. Um- hunrlrt-ml xml st-von stiplmxnort-s :irc reprcscntccl in tht- xxxriuxis Vlxilrs uf our st-lirml. Xlzxny zxlso lit-long In tht- st-lmul lmml :xml tht- vhuirs. Thx- soplimmmrt-s haxvx- pruvx-fl thcnisclvt-s to lax' cm-rgvtix' :xml to ln- guml spurts hy' thx-ir llill'llt'llJLlllUIl zxt zxll fmxligxll :xml lmskctlnxll tgtxrntls. Boosting tht-ir follow K'l2iS5lTlIlIL'5 on to victory is the-ir grczxtcst l'llj0yIllCIll at these gillllvi .X group uf limi Qxthletc-s is prcclictx-cl from thx- suplimlmrcs. llaxiicing zxt thc Shulllc Shop and zxttemling the loczxl inovics zxrc their favorite pastimes. 'lihc uppcrclzxssincn zxrc hoping mxxny honors will mum' to tha-ni rluring thx- yx-zxrs to follow. GROFP Y Row 1---Bmtnnr Lf-fx xx, right-ffl Lzxpcntap Mantzg L. Rossi: Priw: john Rivharxlsi jack Richards: F. Rxissig M. Scxilng T. Slxutl-rg j. Scalzxg llzxttn. Rim' 2 P1-rzxzzuni: Otmviaxnig Srlilx-nunvrg ll Szilzillxag Uw--ns: Pzisting Kxirlmrkg Pt-rryg Txminssxmg Ikxxuilg ll. Ikxxil: ID. Rm-x--ig II. Rm-x-fx. Rum' 3 Rx-ixlg Rlxtknwskig K4-xxrirg N. Rntlvrg H. Smilx-yg Pzxrsunsg l'x-arsall' y Rx-xx' 4 Pishiunx-rizli. O'Hrix-n: If. Nizxthivll I'--still: Nu--'np Hvxxxlivrxig 1. Xyxx- fwvxqxnnini. iuwk: M. XViis-ing D. Ywnriug R. Snxxrv XY.ill.ix'v-1 H. Y'-rxirvg Stviyzxn-iff: Nitnlnx-rs Ihtxhn. R--w I S3 phritp B1.XK'x-ilg'sp...ig Springxfr Shi-lflunx-3 Yxilpx-3 XK'illinrns: 'filling Szilxgxsi N-lx-xvkz Stn-hlvr: Zikx-lig Sl.-plix-nsnng M XX.-st: XYx-ing:xrtm'r1 XK'z1rilrngin. R-iw ,K Sxixkxiwski: Silvvstx-r: L. Twx-nxix-r Yzxrnvr: Yixnllx-: Stralcy: Ynuvr: Staff Timlall: li. Young: XYuxsmig Zax-div.. D. XYils.in: Thximxis: Xlkllch. Rxixx 4 Snyxlx-r: Rauch: lf Sxmwg H Sxxpr-xx: H. XVyxnf-rl R. Straw: XYvlllixiLislrr IJ. Stgppng E. Yrruuvg Turn-4-ig Pxirtx-r sp-'ilvxixg-AI: Slxgxhlx-skYl H. l'f'txi: H. Sn.1rx- X1-ut: Tlhxwxri P1-llirimxi. Rush: Utlzxvim T. Salzillug lung Pxfllunii P. IH-ttig Pauling Urphanusg l.xxxxr1c-rdalx-. XVi-'uvlz Sxraxmx-llxig Suns: .X. Dnkxisg l'. 4,RUl'P YI Ii-iw I Butximx l.t-it til right XXI-lzniuxi, Srhillingg Sxillwzxuxmg Sli-wtxrtg Stivh: Row l' liotwrn Lt-it to right T. Vlarkg J. Bert-sg .Xl--xanderg Contorti: Vather: Vavalierzj. lirestq R.l'ampht-ll, R..XllUl1Stl' liarnhartg liowtnang D. Boots. Row lf'-lilytlie: Vatalrlog Barton: 'Chig .Xlierap liusliyeagerg Vmvang Botlvk, Cutter: KI, Iiarilirag KI, liattilox Condell tharles l. lien-sg liorza, Row 3 H. li1'llZI fatale: C'annovine: Bucci: Varosig Blinn: Butler: Vhima: l., Bender: Nl. Brewer: Beaeliemg hl. Kelli: liurton: Bintrim: Varotlu-rs. Row-1' P. limits: fiuolril Boydellg Vliappellg lirooksg ty. Barr: li. Barr: l'. Bo:-tsg copper: 'll Hiscegliag f'frlavim'r-iizog ll-nte-g XY. lit-rendt: J. Ii:-llissiniog Vlyrle. Row 1 -Bottom Lvit Us right R. Folia: .X. Funari: .X. Def arbo: Foley: Del-ionde' R.Doiiiln-ckgli -I.:-iagDouL:las: Dobranslcyg livans: R. f-arte: liady. Row 2 fl. lfunari: Damat-I: I-I. lfunari: Daub: D'-K aint-lip firueianii lfnrsytlie: Dugan: Dimasig tiarsong lfnsnauglxtg tidxxardsg Daubertg Gentile. K Rim 3 T. lrarau-nt: P. lmx: l'I15L f: Nl. lztclwltzg tniitlirtiz lil-ltisong liurryg lfrtistg ta-ranl: .X. tnfikg IJ.Xnilir-isnt: ljpglmiiiie: lb.-riiatzrng F-.wl--r: IJauson. Row 4-'ff lfaraoiiig XI. lltvtrithi Y. IJ.AXonii-1 lk 1-fnntag P. Dv-barn: Fabian: Ibtliil-'yi cl, l-1-mia: Klf-arhart: If.-rutisimz Dunwang l'. Det ar-rl Duti: lzsposztn. FR -- lass of I' 7 New Univ: ull -- null unvml Un September 3, three hundred and seventy-two ambitious freshmen entered the portals of Lincoln High School. They immedi- ately plunged into work: civics, general science, English, domestic and industrial arts, gym, and mathematics. Some were be- wildered and excited at lirst, but after the first few days they took their place in the daily pattern beside the senior high. 'lihese freshmen of 1948 have shown through junior high football and basketball good sportsmanship throughout the year. IQKHVI' I IQRUVP ll Nlany are to be found in the other various extra-curricular activities: the school choirs, the Y-Teens, the junior Dramatic Club and the Band. This class has acquired the fundamentals necessary for becoming one of the well educated classes of Lincoln High School. This condition is well illustrated by the fact that approximately 60 students made the honor roll. We as upperclassmen have to admit and are proud to admit that they have done a good job in their freshman year. -bg -. 'I . . 1 , 4 Q- 1 1 . , ,.Q, ,, E ' Q , l Qgfffl' r 5 . 'I, '5G-5-Z3 ygq 5f.q.5:g:.,f, .fu 3 .fr 'EJ' N Any qv xx , , 1 I 4 , V' 1 5 ff? ' 1 risk L A, 4' J' 1 5.,. 5f 'A aj 5. MA.: 'Z A-1 xx. 'X -s sf-E P' ' ' 133 'ivy ' fiff' , ' , W, 5 V IQ? 47 N 4 .- 'I , bfskx. .loc ,,.,Aiii . . 1 1 f 1 ,, vm .. . j H, f j, I ? I 5jWilf1'T9fi Lg: ,Enid 5753-fi-m Azv'i lg3guT.b ::, QU! nu A., y. g,3Q5zgjz ,w ' w3gvQ ,a My x A., .-, ,-vw- ' 'W H: Q, .. . :nl ff ,. . ' ' ' . .- -- c - . N Q ' . ' ,f ,' ' D f -Z fx ' g 1' , .Q L 'AG V Q 3 FH? I' 5 '-? 'f'M ' K' A i fl?-lv! I '-l I ' 1 ? 1: .wail St 'P' Q. -, h X1 +4 T. fb I T9 '. '- Z z. V 5 9 '1 9 f 'Y I, ' 3 'Y' ' c 3 5 1 5 :. , :V ' 9i YY .gf if 5' C ' 4 5 ' 'T' :,f, 7' 's P 5- Q 1 my L C 'gl--,MPM .7 g 7-2 Q :s , ,'l. ,J -'KA' ,. 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A X, riff' .51 V9 . 5' x 1 of gf 1, ,-if A.. -A A K 'W A 4 . .::: 1 3 . ,Q W. f fi , av' 1 3' , ffm ' wr 32? 2 1 Q, s -ir N :Q 456 S - - -, L-:-il ACTIVITY ..g ' 'rag 1 ' 'i 1 -vi-:Q ,.. 4 --1 ,, ' - X ,, :2 R f f?fi 522 ..- Z F-' , ....,,, R x- -if - , an i ' 1 , f 4 ,fpf 1, . -i , - - 4' ' , Q 3- Q -' I , :Q , A, v- V -1- K j .-1-i., Y is I 75, , fwTN ll1e 13 slngle Lonul bones xou hun over station I CHS L11 h mornmg ne pxodueul bx the lJ6Xf0tl0l1dl C rux lh1s nexxlx formed group 15 eomposul of IULl'HbLI'S of the Semor l 11111111 C ll lm xxho l1 ixe xolunteerul conduct the lllflflllllg Lxcrnlsns lhesn clulm n1Ln1bers ire tr uncd to reid 1 poruon of thx 11 le 1d me ords vr1xLr, mc s,1xr 111 flag salute B5 thls irmngement the entlre student hodx hears the same selectlon as read bx one fI'0IIl tl1ClI' oxx11 group I'l1e school Ullltx xx h1rl1 h IS been developed hx tlns procedure I5 1 gre 11 sat1sfaet1on to students 1nd fieultx 1l1kc lhe Sound Frexx organnd 111 1931 IS in 52 1xx l on l' x1r li n ll111np rmx If llll LL 1d1r ol lhxol XLll1l'lLllllLV XX Boon lllgifl r J C S11 dn1 U1 R H xlxrr VK 1lLx nd to the School pusonnel 111 111 mx xx xxs lor the students 11 Luxes lIlfUIIUdll0l1 of nleetlnqs pl.1xs concerts rl mus '1tl1 L ll Lxcnrs sphulule llllLI'I'l1IJllOI1S 1nd 111 1nx other ment 111 lemhers 1lso lmu1el1t mm ns 111 o1n11 lon 14.11 s unc xx 111 1 monccrns onlx the fu ultx O11 USIOIII x 1 pr1n11p1l s xolre comps ox er 1 X sx sum Xxllll rulcs .md I'LQ'lll1l1OI1S, Xxllll sugqesllons for lJLl1'1X10I' or Xxllll kmdlx 21ClXlCL 1 he sound crexx helps xx11h sueh actlx 111es is football gums 1iSLINlJlX proqrnns ronrrrts or .xnx producuon xxhlc h needs unpllhcatlon f'1C1 1t1es lhexr f1cultx sponsor IS Nlr Hoxx ell XX 1ll1 uns l cw -fy sun lens Hp' sz 11 2 h -f , SIL l1 12 1s ' 1' ions l' -' 1' 11 3 '. xg lf 311 el lg . fldrlx ' ' ' - 1 K 1' lc ' 1 2' 1 . 1 1 1 ' z V' 'Q 5-1 1 1: 1N'.' .N sy.. . .' . ' .12 I 1- 1 Jr: . '1 '1 ' z'1 ' 111 to Fl ' 1111s. 1 z 5 1 1' f' 1 T 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 tl ' f ' 21' , tl 1 zxdd S11 1 'l '1l 1 .1 . 2' 1 1. z ' 1 1 1 ' U' 1 1 1 zllj 111- Billy X2 l 1 L 1 1 l lf' '1 l- A ' 1' z '1 he l', ,1 . ,. ,v 4, . ,,, . K ' .. .Z U AN NOU N C E RS General Information File jnniur llmmulic Chill Cllflsllllfls l'r4iqmm hm' I liullfmrf l.s-fi lf: Ylglll limnks: V. Klutz: Chiu-rg lianrnluirig Sluvuhg UlYll5' llll' clllllmf R-'Hs' I. Xiflng Nl. l.. filmrlq-sg Garson: :Xllfs-ru: Xlm-ln-r. mills? llf liN3 C- MVN p l T lvm' l XXX-lls: Z4-iqli-rg lirlwnrfls: l'll'AlL'lll'IllQ Sin-vu-rg l. lim.: li. Xl. lisviu-llig liirkling S. XYilsfmg lYi-slluiul. DRAMATIC CLUB, JUNIOR ' OFFICERS 1 l'ri-suli-m ,..,,,..... .Rl in 51,1-,x ix Xiu- l'ri-sirlc-nt .... .lJu'K l5.XRNll.XRT Sm-ri-1.1:-x' .... .,,,.. . Xxrsi-:in Xim- SlNlllSfll'i. ...Kllss MARY Nll-.Tl 'lilu-hlimim' ll1'4im.1tia'l'lulw, xxlulsm- lll1'llllll'l'- Alrvhii .Xlrli-ii, pmviili-fl laughs lm' .l ,lllI1l l' ship is limiu-rl to IWUIIIB nu-mlu-rs, was lligh Svluml Assn-mlnly' lll'Ugl'.llll. Hn ilu- UV2I1nizc'fl In cle-Ya-lop casa' in ilI?lJl'AlI'lllQ lu-lm? Sl'l'lUllS sirh- fm' f1llI'lSllll2lS XYl1y llu- i'llllllK,'5 lilfill' zissi-mlwlic-s. to zu'qi1z1int nu-mlu-rs with Rang mis vulrwfiilly pu1'Imyi-rl. ln 1-girly sonu-of tlu- pmlnh-msnl'fliu1i1m1il' lil'flfllll'llUll, spring ils l4Lllll'X lighlly turiu-cl lmni Ilu- AlllflI0lll'UX'lflK'1'llll'l'I2llIlllll'llll-Hl'1lIlll'I'S. 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Sum lll'illI'li'K'. has .uu-il .is iiuikc-lip. :mil Quwing. sllllllrfll'llI'llll'lllllHl'k'l1P.llll IllvllllllVHlllllll1lIlQ lls full ciulm-.ix'fw1'. Uxxllltll l'llIllk'I' l'la51-rl tlu-pursuil ul'fli'4il1i.1. 53 lvm' l liiillfmi l.el1 lu righi li. l.ii1k3 l..iiiii1er: l'. lieiiilieiiiierq f'hgu'les: lihlz Slvflllli' lllllrlilllillllHl'llIllN'l'liIl'ill!l1l'l'illIlQl'l. Xiwliig ll. llui1lqgU'lli1r'al:Mliillaiker. iw 2 Meilerg f'li.ipelleg lliiiiiplireyg li. ll.llit'I', liflflilf 3 Wiley 3 Cil.irl:: lillqling F.. Xml-V lg'Nll5. iw 3 11. XYilsmi1 -I. lllslllll S. .'xllAllIl5ll: Xiissg fi. Mzielhvimlmlg Clniner: :Xlh1n'n: Mrirrf- li llmilsg liieelexx-kig lieu, DRAMATIC CMJ 53, i Sglhiliifw The llrzimzilie Vlulw, eoinposerl of 31 juniors aiml seniors, is spcmsorecl by Miss lflizzilieth Mellniglil :incl 21 newefimei' to our l-Slflllly, Miss lflezmoi' Rcirlgfers. lfilfly iii lleeemlmer, ziflel' 21 few weeks' wfirlq llllClCl' the zllble leziclership of Mrs. lfvzms Mzltloelqs, the memliers of the l,l'llI1l21lll'lillllJ liresemecl In the pulmlie Mark 'liwziiifs three ziel emiieily 'IX Vniiiieelieiil Yankee in King .hI'llllll'lS f'n1l1'l. 'l'he llfillllilllk'f1llllllSlllSlZlll1'1l2lSilll'1NJlJSll7 iii the Xzilioiml 'lhespizm Xssoeizitiori, ziiirl um prouflly liozisl that twelve persons of that group, who have zieeiiiiullzitefl twenty points or more, have also reeeiverl Tliespizin letteis zmcl stzii' zumrcls. Ml of these iiwgiiwls are reeeiverl lllrciugli Ilill'lll'lIXlllHll in plays. :xml in stage erew. mill pnslei' erew work. The sole purpose of this elulm is tu im1mrm'e the clielirm, poise :incl peisrnizilily' of its members. ,i,3g.Tm,..w,..V, .f.m--Mm.. M-fn-.4 mrwpn 1 -1, .. S4 Flu:-wx vrvrynnv! furluin going up! Un lleeeniher 5. 10-LT, the Senior Dramatic' Fluh presented as its annual play A Von- nectieut Yankee in King .'Xrthur's C'ourt hy Mark Twain. The plot centered around a shrewd and elever Yankee, Hank Bennett, portrayed hy lion U'Hara, who found himself in King :XI'Il1llI'lSi'UlII'I. Marian lirodheek' playing the role of Guinevere, was a rlrmmineer- ing queen who praetieally ran the good- naturecl and somewhat cliseouragecl King Arthur, Larry lfriday. Queen Morgan Lelfay' janive Fitzgerald, was the scheming, hlaek- hearted woman, l-el ay's villainous partner was none other than the magivian Merlin, portrayed hy liill Stedman. Sandy and lflaine were two young ladies of the eourt portrayed hy Patty Reinheimer and Margaret lYhittaker, Vlarenee, the rnisehievnus page huy, was played hy liud Latimer, while led llolifman and Hill Meiter played the roles nf the kingk knights, Sir Sagrainor and Sir l,anc'elot. Marion, llank's hreezy and happy sister was played hy Mary lillen Uhlg and Mrs. Bennett, the harrassecl mother of Hank, was taken hy Doris Houk. ECI-IG Our File of Current Happenings llu- hrst lSSllU uf tlu- I-QCHH Wits prtultu ul Ill llcvcntlu-t' of ll?-16, ll lJl'01lll4'l nf tlu- pttsvttt H121 WUI tim' stall. 'l'lu- stztll' has it ttu-mluwsliip of approxi- tcly' t-igltty'-tivo sttulunts, l'llUSK'll front tlu GW' frcslmttm rlztss up to tlu' st't1icn't'l:tss, lu-tutttsv tlu'y't-xpwssct Q ' ' ' Ki V llli'llI'Ufllll'll0l1Uf1lSflllltll113111011 'l'lu sl ill ls FUI npost-tl of tlu' ftmllnwing tlcpztrtttu-ttts: Xt-ws lfclitursg lfczttttrt- litlitursi Sports Art l'.rl1tm'3 .-Xclx't-rtlsttui Nlztnztgt-t l ll'l'lll'lllUll Nl 2lll2ll.1l'l'I l.zty-out .Xtlvist-rg l'r1stt-r Stllu-11 visirmg lfxclmitgt- lfclitor: :tml lfztvttlty Xtlxistte tu Qh tlu lclltm tlu sttult-nts XL Ill Jportuttitx tx s tluir vit-ws Etlitnrs trium sh mtlx Slll'YQ'y mtl mttrprtt school u tixltus ihcir hzlmiiwofk VY. Emilko: Nlclicnnag Y. Clztrkg Klcljanclg P. Morrison: Simpson. W, , , , ,-,YW YYY, ..YY,,-, , ,, .,, .. FRESI-IMAN CLUB Fresh Files 'l'lu- lfrcshmztn Vluh was organizer ,ugly 'DlL'. fflutrtrr Nl:-mlu-rs I'lONV1'BfJlIUIIl' l.. to r.--I'mttilut't'lti, St-U53 Gars0r1,Y. l'rt-s.:ll.Cha1rlt-sg Klrs. Nlcfztrirut. Row 2-lYclls, Pres.: Zciglur, Trcasq j. Nitin. l tn St-ptcmlu-r of this svluml tcrm uiult-r thc zlhlc lczult-rsliip of Nlrs. .Xmut Klttriu Xlvlicttnzt. lt is vrnnprisccl of six charter nu-mlu-rs, whu wtmrkt-rl tliligently to orgzmizc tlu- vluh, mul thirty' l'L'LLlll2ll' nu-mlu-rs. 'l'lu' tiurctings :irc lu-lrl tlu- lirst mul tlu- thirtl 'lixu-srlxty of t-zu'h mouth in Rrumi Ill-It. Bt-ing tt tu-xx' Cllllt, llS1lt't'0I1lIJllSllllll'IllSt'UllSlSl uf: tht- rlrztwiiig up of 21 t-rmstittititm, tlu- ttlcrtirm of utlut-t's, titul tlu- l'l'QllltlI' lllvvllllg tivtivitit-s. 'l'lu- purpose of tlu- vlttli is to pmlttntt- stu lril zirtivitu-s for frt-slmu-tt: ztrul its ftttttrt- lurpt- z Q 's ri 'fmt 'mv to lu- gi lwtu-tit lllltl c-njoynu-nt to till ftittirt' frt'slim.i1t tlttsst-s of Lincoln High. Row 1 Hott-,rn Lf-it to riulit Nlarszuiog M-.rr-iw: Nliss Vrziig Link: N--uinztug lluli-it: Simpson M-K'-v1rm:1blil:Y. 1 larl::Sl1llix'zm Xlorrison. liuliholtzz Xlvlbanel lfoltnrr: lJ'.Xliii1'o, Roxy .Z Dursiinf-5 Rzuifhz Crm-n luiinz Huril kg l..-1.-xw-r: Your: Rape' XYliiirak'-r: Xi .XIt'onso: Vontle-lli Yer'--: XK'iIson: Nlr. Rasm-li--lla. Ron K ,lon--sz llalffta: I'if-rw' liwinu: ID, H1-uk: lfitzuvrziltlg 4' C 4-nn'-r, Iii'-'s'-. louui: j. liisii-glial . ..1 l,,Xlf'i1:S. Xin-n--1 it a w sig. L T' 2143- .gym 5.1, There are certain requirements for being on the staff: ont- tnust have a grade of B or hotter in lfnglish and in all other suhjevts, at lt-:ist a .X mt-inlmer must also possess the ahility to write ztrtivles without assistanve of ghost writers. Say. liave you seen that 6' 1 white rahhit roaming the halls? You havt-n't? Then evidently you aren't a Harvey, for he is their mascot. The club takes its name from the stageplay Harvey and has as honorary president, joe lf. Brown, the star of the play. XYith Miss Metz as adviser, the ottieers ,..,yf . ...-.. The staff is under the sponsorship of Nliss LaRue Craig, liditorial, and Klr. Rasehella, Business. The staff has planned a sight seeing trip to l'ittshurgh and also a party. The goals of the Iicflo are: a Student Council and more student partivipation in assemblies and plays. I-IARVEY CLUB h.l..Xlionso1R.Ckuuplwllglk,-rritvlli Blum-llo. Riino: Ni.-Ii.-Il luiltonit- lu-t-k: coiicluvt the husiness meetings after svhool. At these meetings a monthly social gathering which usually takes the form of some outdoor sport is planned, since the Clulfs purpose is to enjoy nature through partivipation in all outdoor activities. Row I Hottoni I..-it In riuht '- lr-'-ls.. jones. l'r s.: j. Hisufuliu. Y. l'rf-si .X. Xiu'-r.x, Nvn x'.g Moss, Ron 2 XX'arrio.k: X.-unian: Doin- Roxx .4 I'oul1-rg lirookgg 5. Xlionso, 4. t'-iiuu-rp llritliilu Noseg IJ l'-tw'-ll Roni 1 Miss Xl. Xlvtzz I.. Nl-Atz: Hurrg R. H.m'n1 1--l-'g l'if-rt-ff My-.-h.tti. limi 5 St.in1l1nu l.uXr-nlvirg' bonu-'llv. Glowing Results of Talent and Toil Left to right-Greenwood, Houk, Ferrante, M. Kobbe, Conmr Clark, Boots, Noss, Gardner, Chinla, Ablratiechio, Cahill, Kettcrtr Bender, Ferruccl, Ewing, Cortes. Music, INSTRUMENTAL Glowing Results of Talent and Tail Under the baton of the genial Mr. XYeinstein, our band has been busy weaving the appropriate musical background for instrumental harmony in our various school functions from early football season to commencement day. Everything from boogie- woogie to symphony made their repertoire a vast one. Resplendent in maroon and gray they added color and enthusiasm to our football games and parades. Fifteen of our band members were privileged to participate in the District Band at :Xmbridge and in the .-XII State Band, held here in February. Climaxing the activities was the annual spring concert which was enthusiastically applauded by all who attended. lYe are proud of our Band: and we feel that it is equal to, if not better than any other high school band we know. Row 1-Lowerf'Lc-ft to rightfklaiellig A. Scala: Petrucci: Justine: Nicholas: Gobrich: Xocera: Courson: Rossi: Arabia: Parenti: Paul: Elder, Lowry: Randolph: Pm-trak: Frichanish:Vannayinr-1Silverblattg Barnhart: Pratt: Mariotti: P. Fox: Herr. Row 2-Y. Bender: Fm-ra' M. Brewer: QI. Scala: Bc-ltz: O. Klarinaccio: Pishnneri: L. Lucas: Greco: Miller: J. Dombeck: B. Hazen: M. Aiken, Y Cunnineham: 'lxlll1N't'l'QSl'TIIl4'lC2 l irie'io: I. 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The Boys' Vhoir of 65 voices, the Girls' Vhoir of 98 voices, the Nlixecl fhoir of 110 voices, together with the Cloncert Vhoir, at seleetecl group, eomlminerl their efforts to produce the Vhristmzts Gift Convert :mtl the spring program, two outstzmrline musieztl events of the yeztr. lfncler the ztlrle clireetiou of Nlr. l'z1ulGt-lun, the ehoirs rehearse three times at week. not only improving the quality of the music lmut cleveloping lezulership :mcl at sense of respon- sibility in the inclivicluztl ehoir member. There are 3 members from eueh ehoit eleetecl :ls officers: president, vice-president, :incl seeretary'-trensurer respectively: Boys' Vhoir Ilielc Nlnttoeks, George Nleliougrztll. Gene NIzu'Douulrl: Girls' l'hoirfDoroth3 Paul, janet Klellztnel, lfllu Niue Romisher, Nlixecl Vhoirff Dick Nlztttoeks, Don Brown, Betty Xnmlersou. Row 1 Bottom Lt-it to right Nlvl urilyg ml. Klvlfiiutz lJ.,Xp11.t!linog I-ioreuumg Nlekeollulig ll. Puulg K--urln: Russo: R. Bling:-1-gF.u1ml--rsg , . . . , .. ., lu t oum-r, Y. Klurslhtllg 1 . Iilieeellog l lmir-tg lxrupzig ,I. Ilurtmzmg laiehlvo Row 2 l'him.ig Guerrierog P. Reinlu-iint-rg .Xlhorng XI. .Xntlersoug Cole: M. Blvliim: li. .Xntlersoug Bi-ug Mr-Itlovml: li. Harker, NYilliumsg Ii. .Xlexunrlerg j, I,t-rflig Murlrieg Nli-ttieu: Pizzizitog Vanin-r: IH-ggi: Kreslelg tl Spogig Muriziuig B. Nl:-lumlg liuvnlierg IJ. XYhiteg Holm U. Ur mlumos: P. Rlurshullg Iilvtheg Hurting lfzxrzioui. l . Row 3 Porter: Ilirig Young: Durstineg Mm-Ilorziil-lg B151-r4L Bouriug Gulnssiq Vlyrle: lfolino: lluirelliereg Nlurmno: G, Urplumoai IJ. Ruero: Street:-rg Patterson: AI. lielliesimo: lferglis-mg li. Hlzzir: j. Nitlog l,llliiiSQxv.cil't'jL1ll'QSl!'4'lll1'l'ISL'llll5l1'l'. Row 4 IJ. Brown: NI--iterg tl Hut'fm:m1Blain-wks: Popewug Mellouuullg O'Hurng lfuleouieg Haines: Dt-nlmrtg ll. Luiz: Horton: K. Brewer: Bliirixmm-ring Mlm-r: Wileyg AX. Curio: V. Hlu51zo:I'. K--tter-Ar: Hn-eulunn: Fork: B. Boots: I'. .Xhhnrxiei-1: Rt-ztrif. 1 Q Z .f ' ' ' , V Z' W ' Zvi? 5 Q 5 Ei Q 57. Z1'+' I r I .gs 5 gf , . - . G 75 gwiflf it lg in 'A 1 G' . ' iff N . '25 1 ' x gif!! ' f I Sq 1 l L ff f',!'l ' 6 1 1 . ' 4 .Q--. 9-ff ,. 5. ul Ll H ' Q ,- S.. L ,H l . . , ' . ' ' ', r I -sew-es' f' ' 7 v E if Q r 9 If E61 v 3 I' r ' I ri N ' 'S - fi E I 4 I E f I I f I If I 1 g - Q 4 G ' 1 ' ' ,IQYT 1, O N. v Q E 5 X Sorriwf 'labs Row lf'l.et't to riglitrf fFriday1Minotti Stcdmang Shaffer: Mattocksg Kimmich Hoffman: J. Bovard: Biscegliag Bilo Riceg U'Hara. Row 2 - Mr. J. D. .knsellg Mr. L. V Flinnerg M. Vfilsong Brewer, Angelo Durstine: Iiuquog jones, J. Hazen Clalatig Luxenburg: S. Alfonso: Mr hl. E. Hell: Mr. P. Gi-lun, Row 3 Tx13CDOI1Elili1 Marion: G XVilsong Raughq Grew-nliarng XV. Boots Mc-itcrg Arabia. Mcfantlless. I-ll-Y-TRI-l-Il-Y OFFICIQRS President ............., Bon B1sC14:G1.1A .. .JACK t'1i,xR1.ics . . .BILL STIQDMAN . . .jimi Bouxkn Chaplain . . ...... TED Holfrxmx Yice President . . Secretary ...... Treasurer. . . Scribe ......,...... Cilifili AT.-XCTJONALD The Hi-Y flub is an organization of 50 sophomores, juniors and seniors who are living up to the club's purpose, which is: To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The club activities began othcially in September with initiation and induction of all new members. Funds were raised by selling hot-dogs at football games and also by selling name cards to upperclassnten. .-Kid to the school was given by ushering and taking charge of the housing for the All State Band. The advisers, Nlr. john Raschella and the Reverend Vlarence KlcC'reight, have given their essential time and leadership to the club. 62 OFFICERS President ....... M.xRG,x1uaT XVHITTAKER Yice President ...... TXTARY ELLIQN VOGT Secretary ..... .... X IIRGINIA CLARK Treasurer. . . . . .NTARION BRODBECK Fhaplain ................ PATTY REESI-I Dim candles, white dresses and a triangular formation formed the background of the induction ceremony held early in the fall. After their impressive service the girls are pledged to the fourfold life-to develop spiritually, physically, mentally and socially. On alternate VX'ednesday evenings, one can hear the Tri-Hi-Y girls begin their meetings by singing Follow the Gleamf' The club has completed its goal of con- tributing S60 to the XYOrld Youth Fund and has also contributed to the Red Cross and Tuberculosis Funds. Cireflit is due not only to the hard working girls but also to Miss Lillian Durbin, who has directed the activities. 1:15 1 5 tllfl-'lt 'IQRS Prt-sirlt-nt. ,, . Nlitti. liixixtuii Yin- llI't'5ltll'IlIb . lilil'-1' llUl'l'V W :Hitt STI-.IJXI xx gm.,-..mril., M lllu 14 KI xirrwciis gylixt litwxlclt 'l'rt-:tstm-r Wxxwl. Su xt-1-lu .XS its llilllll' stlgggt-sts, tlu- Ki-y lillllh if Ulu- ul' tlu- pmjwts wliit-li tlu- Vlllll lm- l'UIllIlI'lSl'll of kt-y lmys in Yzlriutls sm-luml gtwtmu-tl this yt-:tr iw tlu- st-llitlg of l4lrnulilc4-Q zu'tivitu-s,lmtl1 st-lurlztstic' mul extrzi-t'urrit't1lz1r. tit tlu- lumu- lmskt-tlmll gzmu-5. surh its sports, musing srlumlzirsliip, tlrztmzttivs, lin-1'5' utlu-r wot-lc, two nu-mln-rs of tlu lczulcrsliip, or similar tu-lrls of t'onstrtu'tix't- lit-3' filllll Ulljtlf tlu- privilt-gc of clining with L-ntcrprist-. l'lUllI'lL'CIl seniors, fmirtt-ctijtitlirirs, tlu- nu-mln-rs of tlu- part-nt vluli. tlu- lfllwurul mul sow-ri suplumumrt-S niztkt- up tlu- H1L'lNlJl'l'- t'ity lX:lXY2lIllSc1llll1, xvlu-rv tlu-5' :irc intrnrltu-t-rl ship of tlu- vlulm. Uffivt-rs atrt- 1-lc-rtt-tl tu tlu- nu-mlu-rs :uul sm- tlu-it' nu-t-ting von lmizmruizxlly :mtl may lu- rt-t-It-rurfl. tlurtt-tl. www..-.Q FmgmmmxS...-,RH..-,mvmm.,m,m.m2f..m.mfmpmm-Ummm. .,,.1 T A--'- .- .7 HI-Y Rmvl Iiutttmi I.i-rtmriultt .l.Kintru-l' X-t'lll'L-I 1 limlq:-rg l'aui1sw13Slmtf1-rg llutfinmtg Ste-tltium: liistw-mlm: Vlizirlvsl xl. littvgtrtlg Nlaxvlliitullili lumryg xlblfllllillllll Nitltw B.tritu-in1 lixmking XIrK4-nt:u. Rem J Klr. Ql. X. Kxtstlu-llatg Xltlrriwim- lf. lit-gtriizg ,limit-Q, Xlnrruwg Nl.itlp-us. t.r--1-imtut-1: Xluirntv: lltixnpltrt-vp I. XY1l4t.i1g fir.-ggi-ri H1-:tt-ri tkntxllilwllp tkilirw-li: Dv-nlmrt: NYilt-yg Nlznrizuiig Rt-x. ti. Nlvfrt-iultt. Rim' .K Iluttk: ,l.u-libs: I'-'YWIVVQ liimu-N. fl. XYilswi: ll. Klmpe-lg lluyrlt-ng lfritlgiy' Nlullmz XY. liwtw: Rum-hg t2rit't'itl.1 I't-lluiinft: Mvt zmfll'-ss: IJ. lwnt-Il: lurk' putrirkg Limli, liRlAlll-X' I-if xx t Bt-ttttm I,t-tt tt. rtulu H. li-wtf H. 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'l'lu- XYhiu- l-.lt-plumt lmpztrtiztl in jlltlgIIlCllII Rt-July for st-t'vit't-1 Salt-. tlu- lizikc Salle, tlu- Stylt- Slum' :uul tlu- l.oy'zil to lru-1uls 'llhis was tlu- vcult- tztlqt-11 salt- ul' Vhristmzis cuuuly' :ill prow-tl to lu- lmy' ISU lu-xx' nu-mlu-rs :it tlu- lirst nu-t-ting of intt-resting to tlu- girls. tlu- yt-air. lt wats ll vt-ry imprcssivt- tvuullt- r light Sc,-vit... f,,Il.m-...I by il Mmlm- null 'l'lu- last nu-cling of tlu- your was at Mutlu-r IQQUIQIIIUI- 'lkll ' zuul ll1lllgl1ll'l' l'l2lllClllL'l ztt ll local t'hurt'l1. .-Xt -I-ht. dub has 'Won cspwilllh. actin, this this time tlu- lu-w uthvt-rs for -18 wt-ru mstztllctl. Will' lll lll1lll3',ll'1l5'S- TWU fllllllfs WUVC lll'lll5 'l'lu- first zuul thirtl Mmulzix' of L-zu'h month mlllll' S-lfllll0 Slllll' Slllllllln lll N0V0llllll'l' llllfl ztrt- thc nights that tlu- girls zisst-mlmlc for tlu-ir llll' Hsllllll' Qllwll llilllll lll ,l11llUfll'B'- l'1llV0VS lmusiiu-ss nu-clings. 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BASKETBALL, Junior l-ligh XVith one of the poorest seasons recorded, SCORES the Little Wolverines, coached by Laird McCanna, were only able to cope one victory for themselves this season. Starting out their 1947-1948 cage season successfully, the Little Vlfolverines defeated Shenango by the score of 24-20. The rest of the season meant defeat for the Wolverines. Because of better, all around teams the Ellwood cagers were unable to offer stiff competition as the scores indicate. Later in the season Coach McCanna replaced the first-string ninth graders by the seventh and eighth graders in the last live or six contests. These boys gained valuable experience, and some of them may develop into star performers. Certainly much can be expected of Tammaro, Smilek, Conrad, Nocera, Kirkley, Perry and Furillo. Ellwood .... Shenango. . . Ellwood .... Aliquippa. . . Ellwood .... Beaver Falls. Ellwood Sharon .,.... Ellwood Ben Franklin Ellwood Ambridge. . . Ellwood Mahoning. . . Ellwood Ambridge. . . Ellwood G. Washington Ellwood Sharon ...... Ellwood Ben Franklin Elfwood Beaver Falls. Ellwood Mahoning. . . Ellwood .... Aliquippa. . . Ellwood G. Washington BASKETBALL, VARSITY The Ellwood City Wolverines, with coaches 'fTed Vllallace and Howard Gills, opened their 1947-48 basketball season by defeating Union Township in a one-sided game. They were very successful in their pre-league battles, winning 7 out of the 8 games scheduled. The VVolverines opened' the WPIAL Championship race in a thriller with Sharon- Beat Sharon! That's what they wanted to do, and that's exactly what they did. The VVolverines suffered their first defeat at the hands of Farrell in a wild but unexciting game. Farrell took the lead from the first whistle and easily maintained it throughout the game. Sparked by Mattocks with 18 points, the Vllolverines copped their second Section 3 victory by defeating Ambridge. Gregg gave his best performance of the season in this game showing especially well his control of rebounds. The next game at Beaver Falls was lost because of a big first-quarter lead. Bischoff 72 if A lense moment in the Sharon Game. was high scorer for the Tigers while Vlfatterson and Popescu played bang-up games for Ellwood. Aliquippa defeated Ellwood by the score of 54 to 42 and ruined the XVolverines' home record. By this game, the Indians took sole possession of Hrst place for the first-half of the season. The Lawrence County arch rivals met at New Castle to sec the Red Hurricanes walk away with a victory over l-lllwood. The VVolverines successfully held their own until the final quarter when New Castle copped 26 points to only 4 for the locals. In opening the second half of their season the XVolverines were in high hopes of repeating their earlier victory over Sharon, but they returned home on the short end of the score. The second encounter with Farrell was marked by the brilliant scoring of 18 points by Hammond. Captain O'Hara pacedmthe locals with 12. noise, sweat, and tears Ambridge shaded Ellwood in their return engagement in a battle which was decided in the last four seconds. XVatterson and O'Hara sparked Ellwood with 14 and 15 points respectively. The second-half battle with Beaver Falls proved to be much closer than the previous one, but still both their offensive and defensive play proved too much for the VVallace coached lads. Aliquippa's fast-stepping passers clinched the Section 3 title by a second victory over the XVolverines. The Indians tallied 15 or more points in each canto A hard-lighting Ellwoocl quint ended its 1947-48 season on the losing side of a hot tussle with New Castle. The late Wolverine drive fell only 8 points shy of victory The Blue and VVhite wound up with a season's record of 9 victories and 11 defeats Of these, 2 wins and 10 setbacks came in league contests. The following have played their last game for lillwood High: 0'Hara Mattocks, Eonta, Popescu, Suppa, and Gregg Row I ' Bottonif Let! to nxzht - XVattersong Gregg: Popescu: 0'Harag Mattocksg Eontag J. Suppa Row 2-B. Sup ag I ll- G' '- me a, iovanni, . D. Suppag Mudric. Row 3-NYallace Iffoachll F DeNome KH1-ad Mgr.J: Martin Soosg Richards: McKenna, CA I Mgr.Jg Gills fAss't. Coachw. I llu ood I llxx ood I llw ood I llw ood I' llwood I' llvl ood I' llwood I' llu ood I' Ilvl ood I' llw ood I' Ilw ood I' llwood Fllwood I' llwood I' llwood Fllvs ood I' llxx ood I' llw ood I' llwood I' llxx ood SCORES I mon Fu p Shenango New Brighton Roc htsttr lxitt inning Ixittannmg, Xlidl ind Bradford Sh rron I arrell Xmbrldge Beaver I'alls -Xliqulppa New Castle Sharon I arrell Xmbridge Bt wer I ills Xliquippa New Q 'lstlt tm., CII-IEER LEADERS Vocally on to Victory Vheerlearlingfr-'tli:1t's ai worrl that means Al lot in l,im'oln High. Down through the years those who have reeeivefl the honor of he- eoming eheer lezulers have trierl faiithfully to fullill their cluty of eheering our teams on to vietory. lint regzmlless of whether clefeut or victory may result, they have followed the tesun whenever :tml wherever zilmle. This year ll new eheering elziss has lween orgzmizecl :incl expertly instruetecl hy the .lunior High Vheerlezulers. Some fiftx' girls have zlttenclecl praetiee faithfully ezieh week. Snior High Cheerleaders Yes, both junior :incl senior high can he Row 1- Blackie . . - 1 rightfully proud of then Cheerleaders :tml Row 2-Bottom-I.. to r.-B. Bovarclg Huquog VViley. ROW 3-Whittaker:Fi12i10raldz0hl: Cerriwlli- the Splendid work thev lwve both clone. Junior High Cheerleaders 4 Battilocchig Thompsong Piscitellig Lagannag VVestlundg S. VVilsong Cotter. Cheerleading Training Class In front-Ralphetta Volpe. Rpw 1-Left to right-Meansg Boclnerg L. Shatlerg Thalmang M. Yenezieg IJeCz1rit1' Gigliog Androla. ' Row 2-M. Koachg P. Galatig Metticag ll. ll kg VV' -S x - IJ, lip - - I. Chappelle: Falconieg Liebendorferg E. Paulfquli. Abhlaiiggehrigii ummr, Um' Leaders of Cheerleaders Row 3-N. Rubinog Gills: Stasiekg Johnson: Ruziekag Mallaryg V. Bnuclerg Davies. Mrs' B' Youngi We CVUWICY' . T- ' ...L- FOOTBALL, JUNIOR I-IIGI-I From Kickoff to Gun The 1947 junior High football season opened with a terrific problem facing Coach Charles R. VVallace. Only one letterman, Frank XYolfe, a huge tackle, was returning from the '46 squad. Lack of experience naturally hindered the team as they met defeat in their tirst game at the hands of Ben Franklin of New Castle 6-0. George Washington, Meadville and Beaver Falls then fell before the Junior XVolves, the Beaver Falls game being the annual Charles Follette memorial game. Frank XVolfe, captain, paced the Ellwood line while Marshall and Hillman performed ably in the backfield. Lou Conti served both as an end and as a back during the season playing both positions well. Ellwood's season ended with an over-all record of three victories and a single defeat. This success can be attributed not only to capable coaching but also to the fighting spirit of the comparatively green team. During the year, Coach VVallace was ably assisted by Bill Young. Ellwood .... . . . 0 Ben Franklin. . . . 6 Ellwood .... .... 1 3 Geo. VVashington. 0 Ellwood .... .... 2 7 Meadville ....... 6 Ellwood .... .... 1 9 Beaver Falls ..... 7 59 19 mm l Lower Lx-It to right'-.l MacDonald. Mglng Zncclxeug lrlillman Piccirillug Donut-llyg Dm-Ciamg NYulfn- Mciinwin: Toth: T. Biscegliag Conti D. Baud:-rg Marshallg Mudric, Mgr. Gn-enln-rg. Ruw 2 Mulmcks, Nlgrg Young, .Xss'l 'wen' Qlli' 'U 1' XVh' e' Till lal,lir- .tw.n, nr, 1.1 Pe-rryg YVaillncrg Tanuunrug Starr Fabiang Spit-lvugelg j. Fisting R Alfonso: Loecisanog lim-llissinmg ,I Ver-meg XYaillac:-, funclig Mu-'Dmmlnl Mgr. 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She has lIl2lUgLlI'ilI6Kl 21 new point system which has prow-cl very successful in eliminating the vztust- of hcr favorite cxprt-ssiou, 'l'hcrc's cutirt-ly too muvh lilllll-l'llt'XYlIlg iu this class. llcr muiu iult-rt-st is vt-utcrccl in tht- f1..'X..X. 'l'ht-so lt-ttt-rs stzuul for thc Girls' .Xtlilc-tit' .'xSSUK'l1lll0ll, whirh wus furiuccl lust yczir auul uuw vuutttius sumo 40 nu-tulwrs. 'l'ht- girls who ln-long to this group nrt- those who lizivt- :1 special iutcrcst in zuul arc L'Xl'ClJll0ll2llly skillful in sports. 'l'ht-5' are L-specially out- stuutliug iu huskctball zuul volley hall games which are svhctlulccl with GJX..-X. groups in neighboring high schools. lt is hopcrl that future iucuilmcrs of thc G..'X..'X. will continue to promote the stlvvcss of this ncw orgzmizzltiou :ls wt-ll :is this yc:1r's group hats. G. .-X. .-X. Ulffiu-is l.l?-K, X into l'rt-sult-nt: ll l'l'l ll., lr Cilrl GRIQGIALR, l'rt-siclt-ut: Russ, Scvrt-t:11'5. GIRLS' SPORTS A it-'1t.i. Sqft- -vp-S4 uw I MN-gt i- I--I Rim 4 Xl, Nlt lx lllvh--1 l'. Nlu:-Ei I lr. .. All., Rim l l'-vllwiii l.'-'I 'fr fiuht lvuf-Yr--mg R. lim'-'ng .'.. l. .flrf-Q-lr: T. Russ XY't1--' Krtiiii ' mx tu If' R l ut' ir: lll Xl 5 rlgtskxg f-. ,li-i tt llllll Rw -' lfvltllsiuiig C.. ll Xl limi S l.. Rul-in-ig l'. Niuiitl r l'.. lJ.txx-1-M, l.l.ltkv ,'g l lxwt:-'r r ll. Krmrxvr. lli'llG.,xt.rl.ttv4lt.. ll :ull ll Iv-llx ill l.. XXlll ,I I ti tr l K R--xx 5 Rt-uw li Xt' u l Xlurslulllg Z'-lv-simls: Nl.ll , ll llululs: lu. Sull:x,iu, lX.l..-ii lu EVENTS OF THE YEAR Klareh 20W-lillwoocl takes XY.l'.l.A.l.. April lflfflfllwoocl takes 3rtl at l'.l.A.A. meet April l7 fA.A.l'. meet heltl at Pittsburgh April 22 -' lfxhibition pnt on at Beaver Falls Aprilf junior High Assembly April 23-A-Dual meet with Girarcl, Ohio April Sllfflixhibition ptlt on for public Alai' T lixhibition put on at Xlelieesport 1 ft After many months of strenuous practice, tioach H.lil'11l11f'H Ansell's I-lllwootl City Gym 'lieam macle a Clean sweep by taking its 6th consecutive XY.l'.I.A.l.. gymnastic title in garnering 62 points as Compared to their nearest rival, Ambriclge, with 15 points. Captain Leo Xlinotti, state champion rope climber, antl tumbler Jiinmy' Suppa again retained their first place titles. jim Hazen also emerged with tirst place on the tiying rings. XYinners of events were: I.. Klinotti, Ist on the rope anrl Znfl on the parallel bars: bl. Suppa lst in tumbling anal 4th on parallel bars: QI. Hazen, lst on rings, Srcl on rope, anrl 4th on the horizontal bar: lf. Dt-Nome, Zncl on the parallel bars: H. Uenhart, Zntl on rings ancl Sth on horizontal bar: ll. lolancl, Srtl on horizontal bar ancl -lth in rope elimb: tl. Nlt'l,aughlin 3rcl on rings: R. Nye, Srtl on the sirle horse: ll. Hazen, 4th on the sicle horse: R. Griffiths, Sth on the rings: li. Patterson, Sth on rope climb: ancl j. Bovarrl, Sth in tumbling. Senior members of this year's Sqllllil are: Captain I.. Minotti, J. Suppa, lf. DeXome, J. Bovarfl, D. 'l'olancl, B. Kenl, xl. Barbati, and H. Denhart. lfllwoocl won 3rcl place in the P. I. A. A. meet at Penn State. Nlinotti elimbetl the rope in 3.7 seeontls, setting a new state reeorrl. Suppa reeeiverl lst in tumbling: Hazen 21111 on rings ancl Sth on rope: and DeNome 3rd on the rope. Row l'- Bottom- , V right- li. liovarrl: llavs rylak Rnlkowslci: Seala: Patterson Wilson: Suppa. Row ZW S. Gritiith: G. Nye Bt-res: Sliablt-sky: Norton pt A'1llIl1R.Nj't' R Jw 3- xllllflllil llt'lllIkll'l Km-nl: R. Griffitli: ll. llazen -I. llazt-n: lit-Noniez -linar f 1 1 2 ., Yr' ' 4- 1 Q. 1 u I' ,- K .M - 'Y .E Sviinn ll1 l1 l oollnll l on he Svnir-r llivh Foollmll xI.llI.lQl'I'N Il, ll4'N4IIlll'Q li, Numan: SIIIIIMQ ll. Xl.u'llon.1l1l: F. lM'N1nm-. junior lligh Fooihnll C'oru'ln-5 xyilllilftf Young. Crowml at Foothnll fiillllv. junior lligh Football NIZIIIZIQLTS J. Nlnclionnlrlg li. Nlnttovksg Xlutlrivz li. Nlzwlfotinlrl. CALENDAR CDE EVENTS ...... Un the Zncl, 1800 slumlents reluctantly Cxluh initiations were just I1 preview of the returnecl nfter 3 months' vacation. Night- 23rcl when history books became alive on work zlncl extra-Currivulzlr activities begun at trnclitional Senior Day. The time literally first assembly with flew with report cards omlgdr ' le Lxu J. n .i nfl cheering to heat through the mill on the , 1 . BE R Brownsville on the 12th. 'liri-Hi-Y initintions. Male Vhorus on the 2lst. The month enclecl On the 10th, P. Lowry, Nlr. King :incl Klr. with the paicl assembly on C'ook's Forest, Bell t-oncluvtecl the chorus. XYolverines won the game with Beaver Falls and the Juke their first game hy cleft-siting Farrell 19 to 0. Box jump. 82 ml R W , , ' -1 Q ,m , ' uf L i 6 4 f 5 1 7 avi K ' 5 ., B WFIQQ, ,Q I 4 li . 1, V f . J' r Y :ffl K Yi Q , , Q .. K 1 'xv l I f 2 1 ,1 Q 2 M k A. Q.. X ' J ,tp if a M f V. Q 1 ,J 1 'V ' , Q x M ' M? Q K 1 ' A 3 h Si gl 'U wills xl suis 51 'Q 2.1 E '. C H E CHS 1 A gayf Q3 Un the Sth, school and outside ztetivities resumed. XYolverines won their lirst leztgue gztnte on the 6th hy hettting Sltztron 20 to 26, tl . mztnrl tnenthers pttrtieipttterl in K i tqte z nl, ztnd seniors took voezttiotntl tests. The 23rd ntztrked the end of the lirst sentester. Then on the 30th, Donnat Wilson reigned :ts queen att the Y-Teens' Snow Queen Bull . The month hegan with plans to house ttnd entertztin the .-Xll-Statte Bttnd. After diligent prztetiee ttnder Dr. Simon, the hztnd presented on the 13th. .Xlso on the t , 1.1t1 .nclsmen were entertained att at dztnee. Three other concerts ztntl 4 lmroztd- eatsts hrought the festivztl to tt close. On the 27th. the Bzthnini potters ztnrl the Satelit- Hztwkins Grztltf' On the lst, honteroont lmztsketlmztll tournzt- ment hegztn. On the 4th :tml Sth the junior elztss presented The Nlissing XYitness. y' elztss on the 12th discovered the s nhly with Nlzte lYilson's solid vocal talent ofSztn1 Mullin. On the 10th, the Tri-Hi-Y ztnd Hi-Y sponsored the Southern lfttntztsy Bull. On the 24th ehentistry themes were turned in, ztntl att 3:00 lfztster vztczttioii hegztn. No fooling tthout the excellent hztnd concerts on the lst and 2nd, Un the 6th, footh.tll. lntsketliztll. ztntl gynt letters were ztwttrtled. H Zlltlte those report eztrds etgztin. The Aprzllih-:incl 23rd fezttured the senior elttss production Stage Door. On the 20th, Boh l7ord, the Hotnesteztd nztturztlist enter- tztinerl hoth senior ztnd junior high. On the 30th the gym teztnt presented its ztnnuztl puhlie exhibition. The choral department presented its annual concert on the 6th and Tth. Also on the 7th seniors took the stztte scholarship examina- MA ' ns. Seniors continued their activities by a tending the prom on the 14th, the senior dinner on the 20th, and their last assembly program on the 21st, Baccalaureate on the 23rd and commencement on the 25th ended the seniors' schooldays in Lincoln High. Ihe tnsttgtttors ol this hook-- lfllwoorliztn Stull' Assenilily Row l littttont- l.t'l-I to rigltt-Stetlniztng j. lioyutrtlg Nlttttoeks: littltlyz I.. Rot-eo: l'4tnit'o: Xlttrrtty: IQ. Roniisherq C. Ewing. Row 2 Nletz: A. l'atttl: lirotllteck. Row 3 llughes: Reinheinter: Nlyers: ll. Patul: llenltttrt: Kirntnicltg lfitzgerztltlz KI. Pttrtt-eettfo. 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