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

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irtolnmto A Brtl i Mazzei Giving aid wliere aid is needed LIBRARIAN The library staff, under the direction of Mrs. Clara Anderson, makes available to us the wonders of books. The staff is kept busy checking out books, dispursing library perf mits, and collecting Hnes. CLARA ANDEasoN B. A., Geneva Collegeg M. A., Westerii Reserve llniversityg Library Assistants Club. Leather craft is her hobby. Mrs. Clara Anderson TELEPHUNE GIRLS Handling the telephone calls arriving every day for all the schools in Ellwood City is an important responsibility for any person. Here at Lincoln High School, we have competent girls who are doing a fine job. Under the supervision of Mrs. Rose Marie Stasick, these girls learn the complex functions of the switchboard. They are on duty not only to receive calls but also to handle a variety of assignments in Superintendent Bell's office. Mimeographing, typing, and sorting information to be given out to the other schools are just a few of their many tasks. These girls are receiving excellent experience in exchange for conscientious work. Their efforts are inf dispensable, and the girls should be commended. OFFICE CREW To keep the members of the faculty regularly in contact with the ofhce as to absentees, special notices, and current material, the office staff of Lincoln High must be an efficient body. Under the supervision of Mrs. Patricia Zeigler, Mr. Shepleyls secretary, the staff collects and delivers absentee sheets and is continually kept busy with numerous errands. If there are any special permits to be given to the students or notices that must be taken immediately to the various teachers, the staff is there on the job. The members are on the staff voluntarily, and it is their responsibility to see that all these tasks have been carried out. Through these services, much is done to lighten the burden of the Hiculty and office workers.

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Preserving this record of Woodie's school life L' ' -rj1y:A13 , f ' ' ' r Lefr ro Rwlii l'ioy.luli. Piscitelli, Kuzmr Wilsiin. R, llmrrim. Slnss XX'15lw1fl1, ll1l.ll'vSfIU, lireeiibcrg. l5wmi.i Strut! -lixxuia Si.-xii INllN1lilR4 lXliQb.1el Newnilm, XV. Mill' lliry. lloenstmc. Moorlimd. l'l.mo. E. Xlmllorder Rim' 1. bortmn E. Dengel. Mziio. Quigley, Limee. tl. liulcy. lvhiettai. Row 2 Streliler. Lumley. ,l. lloliulf sky. A. Vmilurder. IK. ll.i:cii. N, lwlxirslmll. Rim' 3 lillwmvglx, R. Kflllicf. l':r.i. Nleiieife. M. bzilmsi, R. :Xii:.illme. H. Dengel, ELLWCJQJDIAN STAFF During tlie entire ye.1i', the ELLxx'ooimi,xN SC.1ll'4l1i1S been sU'1X'1i1g diligently to publish the best .mmml iii the liistory of the school. Supervised by Miss Elizabeth Meliiiiglit .md Miss lVI4u'i.m Riy .md .ibly liegided by the editors: Bill lirgiebt. EellfO! 1lT'ClNCl-L Lewin K0:i.ii', Liteixiiy l2dlUPl'L Ed Koxxieb .md Shirley Piseitelli, Layout Editors, the st.1ll'b.ls wurlxed very lmrd but li.is lmd fun ciitgilogiiig IN.lKCI'1.ll .md pasting pictures. Stimulated by the splendid results of the Lirgest imgaxziiie egimpdigii ever undertiikeii. they have successfully compiled tlieii' eoiitribiitioii In sclifiol liistury, Tbe 1053 Ellwoodim proudly Lilies .4 place with its predecessoi's. W. Kmelit lf. liiiliiig. fxliss Ru. T. Slmfier, Ndiicy Hmibceli XY. llleuiiiey, lJ':Xii.lre.i. l.. livkeiiiever. VC. llurlis XX'ii.-die llimeo. Xliss Mqliiiiglmt, XY. Slmfler N1 liimu.. liiurili, N.

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Helping out behind the scenes SOUND CREW The sound crew, under the supervision of Mr. Howell Winialns, beams the latest news of school athiirs and pertinent announcements to the citizens of Lincoln High School. Through the cooperation of the crew and members of the Senior Dramatic Club, morning devotions are a part of the daily schedule. Students are usually chosen for the sound crew in their sophomore year for a period of three years. During this time each member reads the various announcements Over the P. A. system. One of the members also anf nounces the play by play action at our home football games. Ed Kovach and Betty Umling will be graduating at the end of this year. This year the crew has e anded its program by having the system extended to the auditorium. 28 ST.-wi: CREW Left Picture: Baer, C. Deemer, R. Bar, Reece, Chester Patterson Right Picture: Lutton, Greenberg, Hudson SOUND Cmtw i Left Picture' A Kovach, E. llmling Right Picture: Fancsalszki. F. Goff. P. Kaiser. Jennings STAGE CREW The boys behind the scenes of every production that takes place in the Lincoln High School auditorium are members of the stage crew. It is under the competent direction of Mr. Howell Williams. Every member is responsible for a particular duty which must be performed for a successful staging. The boys begin working on the crew in their sophomore year and continue until their graduation. They must be able to arrange the lighting effects and pull the curtains in proper timing. They construct devices for the sound effects used on the stage and build and paint the flats used in the stage presentations. Not only are they responsible for school stage activities but also help other organizations using these high school facilities.