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

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N Y'E'f!X GRAB A PARTNER QUICK, OR You WILL BE LEFT WITII TIIE BRooM, SHOUTED THE FRESHMEN OF 109 DURING THEIR YULETIDE PARTY. X ,-xx . X ks Hifi 1 TIIE ANNUAL PARENTS, NIGHT STRENGTHENED TI-IE CLASS KEY PERSONIFYING ScRooL THE CONVERGING PATTERNS OF HOME AND SCHOOL LIFE. LEADERSHIP WAS PASSED FROM SENIOR T0 Left to Sight-Mr. Gills, Mr. di: Mrs. Elmer Hazen, Mrs. Peter Af0StifLBIli, Connie -IUNIUR PRESIDENT- Hazen, rs. Rayzh Vogler, Mrs. Simon Hughes, Mrs. Rudolp Ramella, Mrs. Meehan, Schwenk Fred Bender.

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x S'rnni1N'rs tfmiiniwzn I.iTr:u,unf ,tw Onwmnfzu. Ainmrms CYMNASTIC CYRATIONQ WEN- EMPIOYFD RY THF QMNISH ' BE'7 W3 FWU'I5 '5 lx 'HW Ml SPEAK ml' ll 3WV7RM3Y fil,I'H Nlmilnzixs wlltllli Tin-:Y IJFICURATIHIID Tin: Cui rox tItw'l'i-:s'r SIWINISIDIHIII in' 'ring ,lI YIlJIt tiiiunnzuurtIm1x1HiutE. I.:-tit to right ,Ioan f'mrvll. Illllflkfll, '1IfI'Fll, ul, lflnriv. ' ' I! 5 f, 37? fi Rl .5 fig? ,N - . , ,, Sri?-. ., ' 1,- . - 1...1jv.,,5fi:J,,Aa-gQ4.fn,,,r-,xcpsfrgg A i t-S-uqklif za-E-ffmief -X-r, L, 'i :'r.'--wfwfnfnrizvf --12: ,c Q, 1 gi f .' i'1r :?15:--1-CQ, 'l'Al,EN'l'S By applying our inflivitlual talents wt- had nlivc-1'Sitit-tl ttlll'St'lXt'5 frmn tht' vmnnion putt:-rn. Supfiriur svliolurs wt-rv ziltortlctl un ontln-I for thvir aplitutlt-s in tht- tic-ltls of scicnt-me, mathv- Itlillll'F. smfiul Stntlic-S, lilflgllilgt' anwl busint-ss. 'l'ht- rvwaml hir their st-lnilustif' t'llllt'LtYlll'S was g.Il'll1lll21lllllLf with liunors. Atlilt-tif' uvtivitim-S gaw- tn Somv ul' ns un opportunity 0l'l11'iItgiIIg limmrs antl I'Pt'1lgLItlll0Il to our Alma Matvr antl 0llI'St'lVl'S. Clubs brought forth thu lt-ntl:-rs uniting us, In-lpvrl ns to ln-4-func' bvttt-r ztvqtmilits-tl with our follow vlassinutt-S antl irit-iw-1191-tl our sm-iul ITlil1tlPtllll'SS. 'l'lit-utrivul prmlurtinns prmielt-tl ll rvlvalst' for uni' mlramzltir' skills. .Nvknowls-elgnivnt, ut' musivully giltm-tl Stutlt-nts was nfft-rt-fl tliruugb lllt'l1HllllilIltlt'lltDl'itlIjl'UgI'illtlS. Nutimiul 1-tmtvsts prmltlvvll llll'l'IlliYf' for our m'l'm'attiw untl litm-rury pl'ulivif'in'y. Allllttllgll wt- liavf- l'l'l'4'lNl'tl 11-1-ugiiitimi for our vi1tlPax'm's while at part ul' st-lioul Iitb. how van the ubsulutt' tiuturistit' vulut- ot' tht-sv lllltl0l'lilliiI1gIS bv 1-Stinuitt-tl? Only time-'s rl:-x't-lnpnit-nt nt' 1-at-h lltlIlt'UlIl-0l'Il1iIllLf pztttvrn will i'4-wal tht- nu-rits ut' mn' uct-mnplishmt-nts. 0 THEIR AVVIYVKI, IMNCI-2. Morgan, Kolilslry, K, Yolm Tninm. Pmtxipn Mom-gM's Winn: CO'Vl'RIfilT'l'Elt uv A'I'III,PITIl ACTION. llmm .vt SENIOR Uuzigit Stzotznlv Two l'01N'rs ivan THE llI.l'E ,mn Wnrrii. Ylilllfllffllltlll, l,it'ben11nrfl2'r

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GUIDANCE AND TRADITION To fulfill the pattern of education and under- standing, Lincoln High gave us a host of qualified leaders. Our faculty has done their job of presenting us with scientific formulas and grammatical rules. But more important they have molded our characters by their interest and assistance. We have also received guidance from fellow students. By lending a hand to others, we have unquestionably helped ourselves. Although we continually strove for originality, we could not help but be influenced by long- established patterns and tradition. Pep rallies in the gym, the Ellwoodian magazine campaign, senior day, p. a. announcements, home room parties, pep hops, the prom and the passing down of the school key have all become a standard part of school life. These things may seem minor to others, but to us they have a great significance. sy.,-Du -Vs if I A VETERAN SENIOR EXPLAINED THE BULLETIN BOARD AND OTHER SCHOOL Cusroms ro Two NEW MEMBERS or THE STUDENT Bom. Reynolds, McNeil, Shiever VOCATIONAL AND COLLEGIATE PROBLEMS WERE UNRAVELED AT THE GUIDANCE COUNSELOR,S DESK. M. Nocera, Miss Craig, L. Smeltz l + t, asf' THE WIZARD or Oz DONATED A METAL BUCKET 'ro JACK AND JILL DURING 305's MOTHER GoosE SKrr ON SENIOR DAY. Left to riglht- J. Spielvogel, E. Tindall, Yost, I. Wein artner, Wahl, W imer, I. Wisbit , William I. Smith, V. Strohecker, L. Wibith, Donna Viccari, T. Williams, Steele, Witte, L. Weller.