Lincoln High School - Rodis Yearbook (Midland, PA)

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512 ULTY SOCIAL STUDIES FRANCIS LAMBERSON, B.S., M.A.-Indiana State Teachers' College, Columbia University . . . U. S. History, P. O. D. DALE D. MORFORD, A.B., M.A.-Indiana University, University of Wisconsin . . . World History, U. S. History. RUTH MARIE EWING, B.S., M.A.-Indiana State Teachers' College, University of Pittsburgh . . . Geography. JAMES A. MYERS, A.B., M.A.-Lock Haven Teach- ers' College, Penn State . . . Civics, Head Football Coach. THOMAS J. MEESE, B.S. in Ed.-State Teachers' College . . . History, Civics. COMMICRCIAI, HELEN MULLEN, B.S.C.-Mercyhurst College . . Office Practice, Typing II, Bookkeeping, Rodis. IRENE BROWN, B.S.vGeneva College . . . Typing I, Shorthand I, Commercial Survey, World Geography, Commercial Law. SHIRLEY HEADLAND, B.S.-Geneva College . . . Economic Geography, Typing II, Typing I, Short- hand II. SCIICNCIC EUGENE J. MARSHALL, B.S.-University of Pitts- burgh . . . Biology, General Science, Assistant Foot- ball Coach. EDWARD J. BOULDIN, B.S.fWaynesburg College . . . General Science, Assistant Basketball Coach. CLYDE A. SCOTT, B.S. in Ed.-Edinboro State Teachers' College . . . Chemistry, Junior Science, Algebra I.

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SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS The Class ol' 1950 is lo hi- coninimicl- ml for thvii' vliliorls iii IJl'0IlllClIlg this yvars' ocliliou ol' Roms. ll will proyiclv many ploasanl meniorivs lor you iii future yvars. Nlay I wish for Path nioniher ol' the- Class a Couliuuccl happy and successful life, and r'c-nic-niher that most people! clo what they aw r'0quPslc'cl lo rlo but suCc'Pssful pf-oplv clo a litllc' IIIUFC. s R.XI.l'll ll. Il'.XX l'.l.l., l,.,X., Xl.l'.:l. , . HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL ILXXIIJ A. hNXIJl'.R, ILS. iu Ixml., 51.141, lt has he-vii a grval ploasurv lo work with aurl for' the sluclvnts and lf'?ll'l19I'S ol' our high school rluriiig thv 1949-511 school ye-ar. As l look hack oym' my 1lIIl0lPf'Il years of sc-rvife in the public schools. I can rvvall no school affom- plislimmils as rlcserviiig of praise as those- of the student body of this year, now uc-arly completvcl. li is with a real feeling of pride that l congratulate you ou your progrvss iii dvniovratic' living.

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FACU SHOP EUGENE L. SNYDER, B.S.fCalifornia State Teach- ers' College . . . Drafting and Industrial Arts. HOWARD E. THORNE, B.S.-Geneva College . . English, Literature, History. HARRY COTTRELLwUniversity of Pittsburgh . . Wood Shop. HARRY S. SMELTZ4Westinghouse School of Tech nology . . . Vocational Machine Shop. l,ANGUAGl'. MARY LOU FITZSIMMONS, A.B.fUnivcrsity of Pittsburgh . . . Spanish, Newzette. MARIE MILANOVICH, A.B.4Geneva College . . Latin I, Latin II, World History. MATH ROY A. DUNCAN, B.S.-Geneva College . . . Basic Mathematics, General Mathematics. MARY B. STAUFFER, A.B.4Geneva College . . .R Arithmetic I, Algebra I. MARGARET A. WALTERS, A.B.YWestminster Col- lege . . . Arithmetic 7, Arithmetic 8. WILBUR DERSHIMER, B.S.-Geneva College . . Mathematics, Physics, Head Basketball Coach. WILLIAM J. HOKMAN, B.S., M. A.fDavis and Elkins College, West Virginia University . . . Related Mathematics, Related Science. X