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

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0V SCHOOL SONG Let all our voices blend and sing. Join in this loyal song We give three cheers to Lincoln High, Her warriors brave and strong Her doors stand wide for all who come To strengthen heart and mind. To learn of truth and wisdomls ways And leave the veil behind. lrepeao Had I a thousand tongues to sing, The half would ne'er be told. Of what Old Lincoln means to me . . . Her Purple and her Gold. She,s worthy of our faith and praise. Long may Dear Lincoln stand. To elevate the standards Of people in this land. Oepeatl BUMBLEBEE 1960 Published by Students of Journalism LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL PORT ARTHUR, TEXAS Volume XI PORT ARTHUR, TEXAS PUBLIC LIBRARY

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C o-Edilorx Constance Young Gloria Isaac Bmirieu Manager Nelson Decuire Editorial Adriwr Mrs. D. J. Chester Finance Advijm' Joyce E. Howard Prinripal A T. Miller Photographer A. Briscoe

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Horizons, like doom, will open with eaje T0 wry very, sperial keyx. We are reminded, always that education is comprehensive7 that this dynamic process goes on for life. llKeys of learning, functional in this ulife process, are ours here at LINCOLN HIGH, if we make full use of all potentials . . . in our studies . . . in our associations with each other . . . and in our work and play together. In its 1960 theme, THE BUMBLEBEE attempts to keyhole these opportunities for physical and intellectual enrichment, such enrichment as will greatly enhance our entry into the expanded, limitless horizons of todafs society. CONTENTS Direction tAdministrationh, page 6 Know-how tFaculty and Classesh, page 16 Participation iSchool Activitiesl, page 36 Service hOrganizationL page 46 Teamwork tAthleticQ1 page 72 Achievement tHonorsl, page 86 Togethemess tStudentsL page 100 Industry tAflvettisersh, page 144 Index of Faculty and Students, page 160 l