Lincoln High School - Bumblebee Yearbook (Port Arthur, TX)

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social studies JIM, L, M. lelw CXmII'HmH Aims to equip boys And girls xx lEh knowledge and undersmndmgs m smicty and its historical buckr pound in 0rdcr that they may dc.ll nmlligcntly with issues and plan lnr I'uturc personal, soninL eco- nomic. and civic dtvclopment. Lift 10 113411: Mr, Arthur L. Craft, A.B., XWorld History; Mrs, Juanita Vrhitlny. Ali. Comv mum'ly Civics and W'orld History; Mrs. L. M. Miller. A.B., M.A.. Amcrimn History and Governmem; and Mr. A, O. Henderson B,S.. M,Ed,. W'orld History M T ELFEMZY' The Voters League, whinh wnr ducts all student Clemons, makes practical application of the pupifs function in a political society. Oppznile, left: Junior High Smiul StuV dies instructors are: Miss Artie F. Brown, B.S.; Mrs. Georgm W7. Turner. B.A.; and Mrs. Modcstlne HilL A.B.

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Lefl Ia Ughl: Mr. H. L Bradshaw, B.S.. Bookkeeping: and first year typing; Mrs. D. J. Cheater first and second year Typing, shorthand, and Journalism; and Mrs Betti j. Taylor. first year Typingi library A medium for the student's development of skill and resourcefulness in his use of books and the library. Conference rooms lend privacy for conferences and special researth. Supplementary visual materials, and equipment are other special servites channeled through this depart ment. Oppmile, riglzl: Mrs. Dom R. Francist B.St. Utfzj Librarian- Audio Visual Aids Co-ordinntor; and Mrs. Eva A. Walters. ABV, M.L.S.. Head Librarian. business education Mn. D, f. Chum Chm wmz Et't'iumcy In such technical busr incss subjuts :15 Typing, Shortmnd. and Bookkeeping. as WLii :15 dCYtl- Opmcnt of intelligent titizcns in 5,1th1 nowtcuhnitul tourscs as Busr incss LN. and Commcrtinl Arithr mt. L art- the fundamental objccr tn of thc Busmcss Edutation Department. Busin i5 stmicnts tntcrcd Inter- mholnstic League Competition for the first time this year.

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industrial education Mr. IanMr Hall Chairman Attempts to provide training 3nd Lommon skills everyone should possess, and to satisfy the student's desire to express himself through the medium of tools And nmtcrmls have brought recognition to this du pnrtment loully. and in Stch and natioml participation. Through offerings in woodcmft metalcraft, machine and arthitcut- ural drawing, and household mc- thnnics, boys and girls learn skills effective for future use. w. k.. M Left ta rigbr: Mr. Robert Bass, B.S.. M.S.: ML W'altcr HJH. B S; .1an MI Eugcnc rUILL BS. Exhibits eaLh year motivate superior work on part of Industrial Arts and Homemaking students. homemaking Mm. Com I. BOIIMDI Clym'rmmz Not only do courses in food. clothing, and home management help students to make more effident use of available resources through wise planning of expenditures, wise scleCtion of foods, clothing, houscr hold furnishings and equipment, but they also help them to learn the value of good grooming, etiquettzz Opjlorite, dpklx Mrs. Com JV Bouldin. BS. M.S.; Mrs. Theresa MCNCAI, 155.: and Mrs. AmbriIu: Lewis. B.S., MEd. l4