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

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Parent- Teacher Asseciation StamimgiL to R. Rev Madison Baszile, second vice president; Lawrence Thomas parliamentarian; Mrs Dora Francis, pmgram chmrman. 51 zted L 10 R Edward Watson, treasurer Emily Jackson secretary: Russell Pierre president; Mrs Leola King, membership chai1man; A. '1 Miller principal; and Mrs Mary Matthews first vice president. tNot picturedi M15.Ambrillas Lewis hospitality chairman; Mrs Alice Brown, homeroom representative cha1rman;and Mrs. Margaret Alien corresponding setretary. The Pareaneacher Association, which meets the first Thursday of every month, brings into Closer relation the home and the school, that parents and teachers may cooperate intelligently in the training at the child. It promotes the welfare of children and youth in home, school, thurch, and community, attempts to raise the standards of home life And secure adequate laws for the care and protection of Children and youth. Its sources of revenue include a spring carnival, talent show, Adult play, and the selling of hotdogs at the football games. Projects are college scholarships for boy and girl graduates, of- fering aid through loans and other assistance to needy children, and giving financial and moral support to many civic and school pro- lccts. At right, one of the talents found in the PTA Treasure Chest of Talents, variety show given February 10 to raise revenue for PTA projects.

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Our Custodians s; ,, '7 9,9. vye.,t,f;: W59 . 9'? mam. tax Q$w x kQQ MRS. KATHERINE REED EDMOND JOSEPH LAWRENCE MADER Up the stairs, down the stairs, and all around the Campus Here, there, every- where; straightening up, picking up, cleaning up and always a pleasant co: operative attitude When cal- led upon for help, These are our custodians. Do you see how we can do with out them? FRANK EDMONDSON Head Cmmdian THEODORE JOHNSON MRS MELENA GUILLORY MRS. ROSE GABRIEL

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Know-how is what we get as a result of the instructorship of our teachers. It is the unsettling of latent minds, the Widening of horizons, the inflaming of the intellect, the ability to think straight. Know-how is the skills we develop, the knowledges we acquire in our classes during an eight-period, five-day week. Know-how is the acquisition of new techniques, new insight new information, and insatiable curiosity. We have know-how when we can make a key for every faculty with which we are endowed, can make proper use of these faculties, and can apply them to all practical purposes.