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

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jim no m I I Row l, hottom --- K. Slnnv. C, Nirklas. ill. Ifrislf. Pvlli. J. 1XYllP!'hff'l. N. Millvr. C. IIQUHIPII. Ron Qflllrv. f1l1Ill'fS0lI. Sponsor: Mnlilr. ff. Slunv. Lllllrlrllfi. Mulltur. N. .-lrlru'rigl1t..lor1r1 llrrglvr. lllllfllll. Hou fl Mltirt. I . Collin. fll. lfrunrll. K. ullIlIPffl'l'lIl. I.. Ifrrxnflttgltl. ll. Tlmnzpxon, N, l?f'lliun.' I.. lfmlgrfr. Ll BR AR Y STA l lf ,lust as hooks art- esst-utial to lt-airuiug. so at lihrury stall' is Ilt t't'SS2il'y for tht- l1plif'i'lD ol' at lihrary. This group ol' imlustrious girls stron- to malu- our st-hool lihrary hsflplul, ortlt-rly, and 1-onvenit-nt. Donating at lvast lofty-liw miuutm-s of her timv tluily, 4-uvli girl aitlt-tl our lihruriau in K'0ll0l7llllg ovt-twluv hooks, re-pairing thost- whit-li wvrt- tluniagt-sl, and 4-leaning tht- slwlws. 'l'lCLliPHONI'I CREW That pleasant voivc whit-h gref-tm-el you mln-u you dialm-tl tht' IlllITlllf'l' ol' ont- ul' Ellwootl lIity's l'uhlim- Schools probably lwlougc-tl to om- of tht- six girls of tht- lvlt-photlt' vrt-w. illllt-sv t'ltt't'rl'ul girls wvrt- assignml tht- rvsponsihility of llillltlllllgl thv switvhhoartl whit-h mis lovutvrl in tht- supvr- lIllt'Iltlt'IlllS ollive ztt the high st-hool. Eau-h girl X'tllUlllt'l'l'l'I,l at least om- study hall 4-uvli thu' for this svrvit-1-uhlv fum-tion. I 'l'I-Il,lCl'Il0Nl'I CREW ffrrnzgi. If -lnzlzroxirl. IU-ul.

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STMII-I CHICW Kneeling 'SIIIIIIIVII Murlmrger. Slrielr. Standing V-Cross. I.. Jlelv. Rrzxvlwllrl. SOUND CR EW All lunetions and aetivities were eapably eonveyed to tht- students ol' l,int-oln High Sehool as the members ol' the sound erew broadeasted eaeh morning and noon. lVlet-ting in the morning and allternoon bellore tl1e tardv bell, this eheerful two- some assembled all announeements to be delivered. The reading ol' devotions over the publit- address system was handled by the iiIlIl0UIll'PI'S when Dramatic' Club members eould not be present. The members ol' the sound erew were ehosen i11 their Sophomore year. the qualilieatiolt being a pleasing and l.I'll'llllly voiee. When unexpected news items had to be relayed during the eourse ol' tht- day. eat-h commentator was willing to announee tl1e report. These girls were to be eom- mended. for their task was indispensable. fnmpvmal ng nulzle. , A, S'l'AGli CREW 'l'l1e stage erew was an organization ol sexen boys. who were outstanding in eon- struetion and mechanical abilities. These boys helped set up the necessary props for all events held on stage. Some of their various tasks eonsisted ol' properly arrang- ing stage settings. manipulating the curtains and obtaining appropriate lighting effects for plays, eoneerts. and assemblies. Sound elleets were provided when needed. The crew was under the capable super- vision ol' Mr. Williams who has had eon- siderable experience in stage work. They were kept busy with numerous duties, but the boys found the work interesting. Although thanks were Ilttl often expressed. everyone was grateful for the serviees rendered by these boys. SOUND CRI-IW K. lfurrmifle, 17. llinrzli. Mr. llwillifllrzs.