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

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SCHOOL LIFE In the courxe of 0M Iehool life lie All the truths and 1enlitiex Of our exixten we. The happinen 0f gm uing, of intermingling The mtixfattion of belonging, participating The excitement afar The heaut of experiehocing the unlen nown The development of Jhilll yet undeveloped. Realizing that what we do now With our time, the hahitx we build Will forecast what we will herom We mm: keep our eyes fixed on the far horizon A horizon that i: Heady, never changing

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Panel LHSLUhSiUnS MC often utilized to dexelop puisc. mdcpcndcm thinking, and inLC modulation in speech class. Joya Moumn Ulmdmg introduces dxsulmion k0 be prmcnted by other discussants Uefl Ia 77'be Barry Ijnszilc: Charlene Thomas. Roosevelt Bartluy. Maceola Francis, and Nell Rose Antoine. grammar A dmgmm a day iust might keep poor grammar away. At least Betty Taylor is attempting to impress Miss Elliaon's junior English Class that she knows her pans of speech. 24 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT . affords opportunities fur dcr Vclopmcnt 0f Drill and xx riltch mnr nmnicxtion for prcxcnt and future adjustments in life situations. speech Oppum, lefl: journalism Oppmxm. lrfl: Mrs 0chch ioumahsm smdems study the uhow 10's in intclligcnt and dxv Criminaling analysis of ncxsspnpu' writing. Spanish La rlee d5 Emma! leams 1h: Luxmms 11nd tmnslntmn of Spanish more fluently through the reading of ncxxspapcrs and magazines of Lutm Amcukm Senor Clayton Clark n instxucmr.