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

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Dr. Helling, a long time servant and friend of the school and community, became an honorary letterman of the Lincoln Hi h Blue Band. Mr. W einsmin, Dr. filling. XIIICIUDIRIVZ 'l'lllC lIUMNll1Nl'I'l llu- Vtllllllllllllll supplm-nu-ulwl Ilu- svluuvl In prmuliiig iulflltimml lil4'lllll1'F lor our 1-iliu-alum llomr-nu-lilly lm'aih-il. llu- pulvliv lilmrury willingly io-op:-ml:-el in supplying lurllu-r ri-smirm-4-s lm W 'lll4lf. 'l'lu- local ru-'uspapi-r proinou-il sliuli-ul illlLlll'S aiul ki-ir tlu- vulmlu' illDl'1'llSl ullli si-luuil . . l luiu-turns. Sl'X'1'l'ill vixim' irlgaillizziliinlls lu-lpwl SIIUIISUI - ' - -A arts in 4-lulvs ul Ilu- ln-'ll si-luml 7 r- le-u-l. Sllvll Lb lu-y Llulv. ll'l-lll-N. auul lll-l. llj gt'lll'l'UllS 1'UlIIl'lllllllllllS. ilu- 4-nlirv 1-ommuuily lurnislu-il our zitlilm-In-s an opporlunily In alle-:ul lmunllmull 1-urnp. 'l'lu- illlllllill -.'hl'l1'l'-lll'0lll l,ill'lf. Yzlliligllili-al Ilu- 1'lhllll'lllllll4lIlS ul' llu- vilim-ns ol lfllmuul lilly In Ilu- sllulm-ills ul' l,llll'Ulll lligll si-luuvl. :Xu 1-lulun'ul4- sumnu-r l'1-4-11-aillulizil my . . . , . l graini. nuulm- possllmli- lay ilu- Dunn! l'll1ll'lS4ll svluuil .nul loun lu-1-upu-ml our li-isurv lmu- llu-s The public librarian was always willing to assist students seeking the benefits of more detailed study. M. Slilrs, M. Brownstein, Mrs. Phyllis Court.

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Gs.. l'rou4l pin-mtts flocked to plays and concerts to enjoy the- rc-sults of extracurricular productions. IM MIICS UF l'Alll'IN'l'Al, lN'l'liRl'IS'l' ln every phase ol' school liil-. wo wcru- supporn-tl and vm-ourugwl hy our part-nts. 'I'In- annual l,Lll'l'lllSl Night uil'ordm-ml tha-rn un ith-ul oppor- tunity to moot our touvlim-1's unfl to dist-uss our progrm-ss. 'llhrough this hrivl' rm-lationship, hoth mera- holla-r alilt- to and us ln tht- prow-ss ol lt'Lll:lllIlg. ltai-fm-l'lv our lill't'lIlS 1-m'o1m1-'vel P P llllt'l'0Sl ln sports unml proudly tht-y supportml Q-an-li St'g.fIIlt'Ili ol' our ath- lvtim' program. This stunt' 1-nth llSl2lHIIl was mlisplayml for plays, m'om'n'rls, anal tho numerous othor on-rits that in-ro so spm-vial to us. 'llho realization lhul iw must l'l'l'tDgIllZt' worldly rvsponsi- lnilitivs, lll'lglllt'lllIlg as they sc-1-rm-ml, 1-ould only hc- axcvvptc-nl with our luloxslwlgo tli.lllll'1'lllill hut-king. There was no parallel to the interest and su port displayed by these typical parents as they folllfliwed our athletic teams to victory.

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S s E i Om- nl' nur nutmi vily 1-illIll'I'NlU0lx almlvzlrltzlgc- oi the l'll0il'-S Cllrislnlus Party In 4-nmunoml ilu' l'llllII'S mm lIll'Il' Ulll'-lillllllllgl mark. Lurriv l'bllr'1l. lf. Mrlhlrwl. llillirzrrl. Ur, R. j. Srllill. The- amnuul .luywc-1 Yoh-c ul' l,k'IIl4H'I'All'f-- t'l7lll1'hI mu nm of llw mamv IIISILIIIVPS lll wlm-In Ulllifillllllllgl slmic-nts mn l't'I'0g1lliZt'Il Ivy Im-ul nrglullizallinrls. Ur. Rnlwrl Stahl. Sllirlvr. Ur. TIIIIIIIIIA lI1UIIll'I', S. Mr. BIWHXII lllullkml ax I't'IlI'l'St'IllilIiXQ' nf' the Xftefl'-l'l'm11 1:UlllIIlill1'l' for ull lllv limi' illlll vifurl spvnl in nur Ivvhalf lxv. A1I'COIIlllI,Y. l,'I'llIIgi. Mr. .IIISVIIII I'L'Ff1IFlI. Mr, uHf'fIlNfl'fll. Mvrmlrl. Mr. Hrrurn. H , Slilm,