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

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english and spanish department Mm, 1U. L. Pizlilell Crlmir'man 5L1Ll'l cxtra-cluss adivitics as de- batmg. clmmaticsl oratory, and spell- ing acute more interest in the ac- quisition of basic knowledges in English Grammar and Literature And Speech. Left to v-igbl; Mr. Clayton S Clark, 13.5., Spanish; Miss Naomi J. Ellison7 A.B., M.A., English Grammar and Literature; Miss Flossle Johnson, A.B., freshman English; Mrs, M. L. Pickett, A.B., Speedx, ium'or and senior English; Mr. Arthur L. Craft, A.B.. fx'cihmzm English; Mrs. Roberta Simpkinsl A.B., sophomore English; and Mrs, Gloria L. Williams; A.B.. freshman and sophomore English. The study of Spanish helps toward Lontribution to a one-World philosophy by providing a means of better understanding of and communication with our Latin Amerimn neighbors. szm: Juniur High English teachers are: Mrs. L. H. Hicks. B.S., M.A., . Rirhurd. A.B.. M.Ed.: Mrs. Beny J. Taylor, B.S.; Mrs. Mary J. Hannah. A.B.; and Miss Helen Eums. A.B. Learning to discriminate and evaluate all types of literature, dc- Veloping the ability to think clearly and make choices, as well as ex- periencing all forms of writing.Y essential to partin'ipation in n clung ing sodety, are but a few of the avenues for future. preparation Whlfh English studEnts have.

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elementary department Mm, Dm'ullx; Ltlj Clnm HIJH To afford broader arms of inforr m.1tion, grater opportunities 1'0! self expression, and a wider variety of skills. unit development forms the core of the Eicmcntary DcpnrtV ment curriLulum, Lefl ta viglitx Mrs. Dorothy Levy, B.S., M.Ed.; Mn. Elxznbtth Reed. AIL, Mrs. Virlana Mann, 13.5.; Mrs. Elsie Mom's. B. .. M.A.; Mrs. Pearl Horton, 13.5,: st. Georgia Minkens, B.S. Pupils learn self development when they help to prepare materials for study of various units Colorful bulletin board and table displays enhance studies. Oppmile. Ugly: Mrs. Mayme Comt-aux. B,S., MEd.; Mrs, Sylvia Martin, 13.5. M.E .: Mrs. Clarice Lewis B.A.; Mrs. Beulah Lc Blanc. B.S.: Mrs. W'ilma Brew. BVSH LLELL l6

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science .HI. H1KHII$I Chm mun Instruttional And laboratory exr pencnt'cs in Gencml Scicm'c, Biolr 0:4; And Chemistry give outlet for delving into the mysteries of our environment, as well as help boys L , , . qlud girls to keep Albrcast of toduys ftsumbst LQEJ u . . mistrmoving diSLOVLTiCS in the field w , . , 4 . , ; , , 0t SLiLIlLC, 1m m ugly. Menu junim Daumu. B. Chasm Lexy, 8.5. MA; w. R. Huh. 13.5, MA: Mrs CunsucllA Bmussard. B.S.; ,md Mr, A. H. Hartison, B.S music Mm V. A. 77307er Chmvmw Courses in Choral MUSiC, Musncal Appreziution, .lnd thc Instruments strive to develop in the student a love for 21nd an apprcgintion of music, and t0 insml in him an awm-ness of values whkh will help him to dim rimimte Wisely. P.Irtxcipation 1n thornl groups, marching and con- cert bind, and orchestra contribute toward individual and mllectixe morale and citizenship development. Choral and band groups win signal honors in distritt and state partitipation. Urlmum. right: Mm, Dnlris Hennington, B.S., Auditorium Adixitics; Mrs. Lois Ford B.S,. Junior High Choral Music; Ml: OsLar J. MLNciL 13.5.. Band; Miss Vcrlie A. Thomas. AIL MS. Senior ngh Choral Musk Mrs, Velma Jeter. I8 AIL. M.A,. Elemcntzu'y Mum.