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

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INDUSTRIAL Eugene Ford, Young men Who'plan to enter into the industrial field or Who wish to acquire manual skills for their WOODWORK students, Larry Jacob and Wilford Pete davegmunw oper- MECHANICAI. DRAWING student, Anthony Landry Kabamv, applies principles of draw- ing in correct projection, HOME ECONOMICS MU. C. Bouldin, Chairman Home EconomiCs encourages better living habits and for personal or professional use. Clothing 1 and II and Foods I and II are offered. supplies interested students with the fundamentals needed Making hors d'oeuvres attractive is an art which Catherine Beauman and Diana Breaux Kbelauv are attempdng to master in FOODS Class, CLOTHING student, Pcarlie Polldore, fabmw, admires clothv ing displayed by Mrs, E. Alexander's Clothing I srudenks in Homemaking Department show case.

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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.

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ARTS C lmirwau personal benefits may elect any or all of suth courses as Muhankal, Architcdural, and Machine Drawing, Wood Craft, and Machine or Metal Shop for one credit each. a V , me niachinuy with efficiency in making Lawrence Keal Checks project in METAL SHOP to see if suitable and table and cuffs: kableh allowances wme made for expansion and contraction before parts are Welded. R. L. Parey, Chairman Physical Education develops a wellhbalanted mind and high school in which they participate in such activities as body. Students have daily assigned class periods throughout games, swimming, dancing, gymnastics, and health Llasses. BADMINTON players J. Crader and W. Thierry mama; and BASV KETBALL girls higlw benefit from daily gym activities such as these.