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

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JUNIOR Hiuu Srcnitxi Corxcii. Row l, Bottom, Left to Right Timlvlin, Recording Secremvyg M Barletta. Vice President. C, Lut: Currespmitiing Secveturyg Curtis Treiismevg Sumner. President. E lxiack. Row 2 R. lNi.irl4us.Pl.itel4 l'lushni.in, james Navolio. R, Young N. Portugalio. Lasko. bl. Spielvogel. D Covert. Row 3 R. D'Amlwrosiii S, Chima, -I. Rossi. Ammcen. B Woods, C, Hall, lb. Kettler, V Galvin, G, Costantino. Simon Hli:i15ILi1iNi Cor xcii. Row l, Biftrmn. Lcjt tn Right Chirtlner, Vice President, Brenner President, N. Vfilson. Secreturyg P Poholsky, Tretisurerg lllinn. Fern Row 2 Olinger. H.ilierni.in. Tur ner, F. Straw. hl. lvlitcliell. D. Pagliii KI. Streeter. Langhel. Row 3 Di Lilierto. FI. Haswell. Koziar, -I. lvliller Cf. Allen. tl. Ketterer. ll. Franus, pl Vfise. XY. Burns. Row 4 ' R. Ciirn ahan, Burd. Sclienck. Kovacli, Eonta D. Costa. E. Skoczylas. R. Eiden miller, STUDENT COUNCIL The principles of a democracy are surely exercised in 'hW0odie's school. Two student councils, one iissocif ated with junior high and the other with senior high, discuss and determine many decisive issues regulating certain phases of operation at Lincoln High. To have representation in this body, each of the respective home rooms chooses one ineinher. ln addition to all class officers, Mr. Shepley. Principal, takes part in the bimonthly sessions to express the views of the Riculty. Cataloging some of the councils' more important duties and services, we find-pep rally production. cheerleader selection, needy family aid, and mainteniince of lwulletin boards. Spring finds the council rnenihers visiting district high schools and comparing them with ours. A presentation of their findings is given in Z1 special asseinhly. 24 lxiiss LaRue Craig L.,iRt-i Ciuics li. A., lcfiiiversity ol' Pittsliurghg journalism, sociolf ogyg high school counselor, Eciio .ind student council adviser. Col' lects English bone china.