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

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health and physical education ,W. R, L POM; Dn'edm' Rmhzlng thdt pupil growth 15 Jgpuulcm upon mental us well as plasml dcYclOment, the Health ,1 d. Physical EduLation Departmcnt 1 k xpts to guide this development mrough supervised exercises and ILU'CJIIOH in both in and out-duor .lLtHiUCS. Smh attivities include a xxidL xariety of games, swimming. hm building exercises. instruction m Qre of the human body, good ggn'Ionnng as xxcll as efflCicnt and Lil'eqm'e program of tompetitix'e xlmrtx. Lif! 19 rlgbl: Miss M. L. Scott, B.S . M.S,. Phyaical Education. Cheerleaders. and Gills Track; Mrs. Carmen thhington, A,B.. Physkal Education Girls' Swimming, and Band Majurenes; Mrs. Arreader Guidry, BS. Physical Education. Girls' Varsity BasketbaIL and the Honey Bees. Lefh Mr. R. L. Posey. B.S,, Dirmor, Health and Physical Education, and Head Football Coach. Right: Mr. Harvey L. Bladshaw. 13.5.. Boys' Varsity Basketball. L5H: Mr, L. J. Arcanenux. B.S., Trmk and Physical Education; and Mr. Clayton Clark, B.S., Track, and B Football. Right: Mr. Vernon W'CIIL B'Su M.S., Boys Swunr ming. Phyiiwl Educuuon, ' B ' Baskaball. and Tcnnis.

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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.

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parenf-teacher association Seen at one of the monthly Executive Board meetings are: Mrs. Dora Francis, first virc president; and Principal At T. Miller tforegroundh; and Mesdames Ruth Richard, membership chairman; Dorothy Evans, Alite Williams, parliamentarian; Ruth Lafayette, president; Mclvia Olivier, secretary; ulia Hall, treasurer; Juanita Jacobs, Neolar Joe, second Vice president; and Leona Syers, business managcn Organized in 1948 to promote better relations between parents and teachers 50 that they might cooperate intelligently in the training of the child, the Parent Teacher Associat tion has now become an established and chl-recognized group for its nctivitiesin lending scholarship assistance to high school graduatcs, aid to needy children, financial and moral support of school and civic projectst and cultural programs. Below: Sale of hotdogs at football games is one Of the mcans of supplementing the PTA tmasury.