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

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Dr. Clarence Long Superintendent of Schools Charles Barnhart Director of Instruction administration As the Superintendent of Ellwood Area Schools, Dr. Long was faced with the many details involved in managing the school dis- trict. As liaison, he needed a working knowl- edge of the school district in order to present all matters to the board for consideration. Mr. Barnhart, the Director of Instruction, adminis- tered the purchasing of books and coordinat- ing of curriculum. Through administrative efforts, the students saw the result in the ad- vancement of progressive education. 4 . S l L Seated-Sylvia D'Angelo, Receptionist. Standing left to right-Florence Strohl, Secretary to the Superintendentf Betty Flouse, Bookkeeper. 19

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Seated Mr Roy Meehan, President, Mr. Howard Blank, Mr. LeMoyne French, Rev. Edmund Pfeifer, Mr. John De- Vice President Dr Allen C. Struble, Mr. James Fusco, Mrs. Caro. Katherine Streeter Standing: Mr. Phillip Morris, solicitor: school board The Ellwood Area Board of School Directors made important decisions concerning the curriculum and policies of the Ellwood Schools. The actions taken by the nine-member board were an important factor in shaping the academic and social lives of Lincoln students. Parents, teachers, and students were free to air their views at public meetings, and very few details escaped the board's attention. Committees within the school board handled problems from maintenance to athletics. Since many hours were spent talking to parents and teachers concerning school matters, board members' duties did not end with the adjournment of their monthly meetings. 18 Anna Brewer, Secretary to the School Board.

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Arthur Taggart, High School Principal. principals Mr. Taggart and his assistants, Mr. Wallace and Mr. Hennon, were kept busy throughout the year regulating every phase of life at Lincoln. Mr. Taggart was responsible for all the affairs of the school, and Mr. Wallace handled the difficult task of scheduling and rescheduling the student body. ln addition to being Athletic Director and basketball coach, Mr. Hennon was in charge of the distribution of text books and was the supervisor of all extra-curricular activities. The principal's office carried out these daily functions and also dealt with any disciplinary oriother unforeseen problems which arose during the school term at Lincoln High. Charles Wallace, Assistant High School Principal: L. Butler Hen- non, Assistant High School Principal. Seated-Norma Lorusso, Secretary to the Principal: Standing left to right- Betty Ferrara, Attendance Secretaryf Angela Kosior, Secretary in the High School Officej Alice Puzz, Secretary in the Guidance Office. 20