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

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Developing liis manual skill INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Amid the whirl of machines and the clatter of un' finished wood materials, emerge the polished and artistic works of many shop students. These students are supervised hy Mr. Ralph Stewart, who manages to have the latest in modern equipment at their disposal. Adjoining the shop is the mechanical drawing room where hoys learn the arts of a draftsman. As group foreman, Mr. Richard Hawke teaches the students the construction of various ohjects and the making of hlue prints in advanced courses. RALPH STEWART B. S. in Industrial Education, Carnegie Institute of Technologyg shop. Does oil painting during free time. Rickman HAWKB -f B. S., Carnegie Institute of Techf nology, M. S., Pennsylvania State College, mechanical drawing, shop. Interested in gardening. lxlr. Richard Hawke Mr. Ralph Stewart

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Bringing out his artistic ability LTI R Rrxsisiuxnrs 9.1 Vfoiu: ix Arixaxcno Am ri,-xxos LLREAII iylatac rxosi Wooo C oehring, Lumley, R. lN1acls. P, Leopardo Langhel, Mcfirillougli, R. Hupko, Roys ART DEPARTMENT Within the past few years, the Art Department has added several new Ercets to its program. The faculty now teaches lvoth the elementary principles of sketching and lettering and also the more intricate crafts such as metal and leather work. Art classes are compulsory in junior high school. However, individuals who are desirous of furthering their study of art may enroll in advanced classes. These classes are divided into two sections arts and crafts. l'nder the direction of Mr. hlinar. oil painting and portrait drawing are emphasized. ln the crafts division, the student creates heautiful and useful articles from strips of copper, leather, or plastic. Copper jewelry. letterfopeners, and wallets are among the many articles which reveal the success of the class, Axoarw Botnrxsxr B. S., Indiana State Teachers Collegex University of Pittshurgh: art: cofsponsors Art Cluh. Likes to travel and read. GEORGE JINAK-B. S., Edinboro State Teachers Collegeg artg cofsponsors Art Club. A crossword puzzle fan. Mr. Andrew Bodensky Mr. George jinar fu , -Q we M 1 fx X i 4'

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Pcrepcwmg him for domestic problems Anv.-xNci'n SEWFRS PUT THFIR SKILL TO PR.-XCTICI D S Butchellc. Pat Mclielvev. vl. West, DI. Zudal Bonzo, Borzi DOMESTIC ARTS DEPARTMENT Basic training in homemaking is the aim of the Domestic Arts Department. It teaches the fundamentals from food preparation to preservation of vitamins in food. The correct proportion of proteins, carbohydrates, and minerals in the food along with the actual preparation of savory dishes is expounded and practiced in foods class. Tailoring Ll suit to identifying the warp and Woof of cloth is studied in clothing class. Better grooming, wiirdrohe planning, intelligent purchasing, and a thorough knowledge of all materials and their uses are informative topics of discussion in the sewing classroom. lvia JACKSON -B, A., Muskingum Collegeg home eco' nomicsg cofsponsors Hostess Club and Future Home' makers of America. Derives pleasure from handicraft. Loiun-'rA Caowuzv-B. S., Mercyhurst Collegeg clothingg cofsponsors Hostess Club and Future Horneinakers of America. Enjoys teaching her night school classes. Miss Iva jackson Miss Loretta Crowley 21 os T PILL A DROP -Armv.-xxcnb Cooicixc Ctsss