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

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Q fy Introducing -- NJ School Spirit J ST School spirit is an essential part of our activities and we, the Senior Class, are proud of the enthusiasm which has been displayed in activities of all typessnot only the vigorous participation shown in sports and clubs, but also the lively disposition exhibited in our pursuit of learning. In this publication we have personified this indispensable quality as a tiny elf, paying a year-long visit to our school, and observing the actions of the students. Seeming to the contrary, he is not at a disadvantage because of his infinitesimal size. Rather, he has certain powers of which no mortal can boast, and often, when the need arises, he makes use of them to stimulate our enthusiasm. In the following pages we have portrayed our 4'School Spirit watching closely our progress throughout the year. He can easily see to what degree his spirit has influenced our everyday routine and our extra-curricular activities. No doubt, if we were able to hear him speak, our little elf would exclairnt: i'Because of the spirit of sportsmanship, ,cooperation and good will shown in all activities, I 'm proud of Lincoln High students. I'd like to continue to work and play with them by making L. H. S. my permanent home. For the majority of us our graduation will be the end of our school life, but if we are able to apply this familiar spirit to our endeavors in future years, we shall certainly make a success of them. With this thought in mind, we, the class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-One, are proud to present our yearbook, the ELLWOODIA N.

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