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

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STUDIES Mn. M L. Millw, Chairman This yeafs requirements in Social Studies , were increased to two and onc-half units These 6 units are one each in American History and xx World History, and one-half in American 9 L Government, Community Civics is also offered as elective to ninth graders. l UZighU As the World gets smaller and smaller. AMERICAN GOVERNMENT students are taught to believe that learning to live socially and political- ly with our world neighbors is an imperative need. Today's assignment is the Formosa Crisis. Chans, maps, magazines, newspaper articles and books help studems prepare authentic reports and make unbiased defislcns. MUSIC MM. A, V. Mitchell, Chairman Qualifying students during freshman through senior years These groups periodically entertain other music lovers by may comprise the Mixed Glee Club, the Boys' and Girls' presenting vocal and instrumental concerts, Glee Club, andmr the Matching and Concert Band and Music Orientation, Choral Music 171V and Band LIV Orchestra. are course offerings. 3210140 The sound and the fury of instruments in BAND classcs as mey prackice for the perfection demanded by Director 0, J. McNeil, pay off in later performances. 015an PerLy Mallett learns ABC's of piano In MUSIC ORIENTATION by using dummy keyboard; Geneva Arceneaux practices exercises at piano.

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Chairman SCIENCE Cheney Levy Iva, Chairman Preparatory subjects for careers in Science include Chemr istry, Biology, Physics, and General Science. These subjects are A electives, two laboratory courses of which are required 3 for graduation. CHEMISTRY students C. Young, G. Isaac, and E. Taylox Kahuna take prudence in setting up apparatus for lab dem- onstrations. Dom push your panic button! The rats are White and are used by Mr. Harrison's BIOLOGY students M. Mearlon, J. Cole, J. Whitley and St Yowman Uefv in injecting thyroxin to increase the flow of blood Which in tum in- creases heatt rate. DEPARTM ENT Two elective units each in Spanish and French make up the Foreign Language offering; Acting is an art and DRAMATICS students T. Powell, W. Alex- ander, G. DeRouen, and S. Troy Kahlua; dramatize this art in pantov mime for the benefit of the class. Que hora es? SPANISH students ask, and Senor J. Jones Kler tells them the time, in Spanish, too. l5

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SOCIAL FRing Under the guidance of their inA structor, Mrs A. F Jackson, eleventh grad- ers in AMERICAN HISTORY trace the military events of khe Amer'c m an Rev olution in order to imptov ve t h e 1' I geographical skills, BUSINESS Mn. D1 1. Charter, Chairman Electives in business for Students seeking a foundation Business Training, Commercial Law and Arithmetic Typ- for careers in business, as well as those Who desire to in- ing I and II and Bookkeeping crease skills for'personal use, include shorthand 1, Junior Dallas Ford High; practices ABC's of SHORTHAND to develop speed in taking classroom notes, lectures, other dictaiiog. In JUNIOR BUSINESS panelists J Davis B.W1'll1ams L. Young, 152111111, discuss uaits leading to success in business.