Lincoln High School - Bumblebee Yearbook (Port Arthur, TX)
- Class of 1961
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THE BUM 1961 Published by We Journalism SfaH LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL PORT ARTHUR, TEXAS Volume XII BLEBEE KENNY RUTH MARTIN EdHor-in-Chief EDNA MARIE JAMES Business Manager A. BRISCOE Phofographer MISS JOYCE E. HOWARD Finance Adviser MRS. D. J. CHESTER Ediforial Adviser A. TENNYSON MILLER Principal s ' RT ARTHUR, TEXAS PUBLIC LIBRARY x INTRODUCTION The besl clays of our lives, we +hink begin when lirsl we head for school. wifh hands held firmly. being coaxed. relucfanHy +hrough The DoorMJrhe very mys+erious school door. unlil, En cap and gown we sing for lasl' Our Alma Maler song and furn +0 face an uncerfain. mysferious lquure. Bu+ in between +he beginning and Jrhe ending +he clays of school are gay! spending! mad clays! bursfing wilh words +0 be uHerecl and shared wifh whomever will lislen; building a lexicon of our own, like boss and laf and decen+1 Busy days! Filling 3 full day of fhe magic fgeasures of +he universe. A fime for dream dreaming visions seeing hungry infellecfualisme asking why and why and why of everylhing. From Sepfember's gay hellos till Junels sad goodbyes- belonging, parlicipahng. growing. The bes+ clays of our lives. we +hink are school daysl We are happy +0 have been privileged +0 capfure +he even+s of some of +hese wonderful days in +he I96l BUMBL'EBEE. GYMNASIUM C ONTENTS ACTIWTIES, FEATURES. page 6 ADMINISTRATION AND CLASSES, page l8 SPORTS, page 46 ORGANIZATIONS, page 60 STUDENTS, page 86 ADVERTISERS. page ISO SCENES FROM GRADUATION. 1960, page I64 INDEX, page 166 AUTOGRAPHS. page I72 SCHOOL SONG. page I76 ,Naatrn. m AcTIV'TIEs and FeATuREs A Typical Day at Lincoln Is F illed . . . Af seven-fhirfy we deparf M Lincolnife likes an early sfarH WHAT DO WE DO? Leisurely We sfroll +0 school Swapping puns Like man. real cool. Then do many fhings Throughom +he day Trying +0 clear The record by May. , wv-vmmyuxw X x WE... Dissecf a fly Join fhe Y Find a pen pal To Iiff our moraIe. Expound philosophy In English class In Chemisfry. learn The make-up of glass. Learn 10 drive Talk much jive. ALSO WE. . . Learn +0 cook Confinue fo sew Read a book See a show. Form a glee club KEIrIs and boys gleQ Give a concer+ Charge 5 small fee Puf fhe money ln our freasury. . . . With Many Things Make a skefch Of +he dafe Take a fesf To see how we ra+e Plan a Senior picnic Make a small Spufnik. GO! Build ?hings Tear Jrhem down Sing, Dance. Ac? a clown. A+ 3:IO pm. Our classes are done Then foofball Band And drill Are fun. 5:30 or lafer And home af Iasf! To TV for relaxing And no Iighf repasf! SOMETIMES WE . . . Go on oufings Take up scoufing Sfomp. fwisf. Rock Hwe slop Learn fhe coanenfal Af fhe record hop. So. we live. learn. dance, and sing! Whaf do we do ? ? ? . . . EVERYTHING ! ! ! Courtesy Is Like a Magnet . . . Courfesy is like a magne+-i+ aHracfs friends! This +heme was especially highlighfed during HCour- +esy WeekH February l3-I7. mith Catherine Jones Alberf Harris. Richard Dorsey. and BeHy McGlory. Most Courteous Juniors and Seniors respec- ?iver. Have you done a good deed ioday? Harold Joseph has Un Couriesy assembly demonsfrafionL as he helps old lady H?ernadine Ryald across fhe sheaf. Ulith PaMcia Ballau, John Comeaux. Ennis Washingfon. and Cynthia Gilbert Most Courfecus Sophomores and Fresh- men. respecheW. A H1eme each day reminded us +0 smile. +0 do a good deed. +0 dress up. +0 increase friendships. or if emphasized schoo? appreciafion. The mosf courf- eous boy and girl in each grade were chosen on pop- ular vofe of +heir classmafes. Criferia included cifizenship. characfer. cooperafiveness. and a sin- cere, genuine regard for +he feelings and well being of ofhers. MISS LINCOLN, 1960-61 HORTENSE S. HALL SENIOR HTensey's pleasing personalify was no+ dimmed by her fwo-year soiourn in Africa. In +he firs+ year of her refurn she was elecfed Miss Lincolnm by popular vo+e of H19 sfudenf body over No ofher confesfanfs. Her aHendanfs were Evangeline Lacey and Lois Branch. Rith Miss Lincoln's campaign p!aHorm made In a pre-ehech'on 5555 !ny last spring. evidenfly was a persuasive one. Much Work and Play Made . . . Homecoming. I960 November 3 +hrough 5 igni+ed a bombshell of achHies. The inHiaI fuse was IH' on +he Lincoln soffball HeId Thursday night Friday evening, Dr. William R. Hicks. Class '37. crowned Horfense Ha Miss Lincoln of I960 during formal ceremonies. The alumni program in fine audHorium and We affer- hours dance in Hue gymnasium were welcome seHings for renewing old acquainfances. Sa+urday affernoon's parade, rou+ed from We Web- sfer Building +0 Jrhe school campus. gave Color +0 pre- game fesfiviHes which sparkled erough flue foo+ball feaf af Jackef Sfadium, Hwough H15 Bumblebees losf I2-0 +0 CharlfoniPollard of Beaumont Dr. William R. Hicks. Class '37. crowns Hor+ense Hall Miss Lincoln 0+ I960 during alumni program and corona'fion, No- vember 4 1950 Imll$ Iliili-Mu : 7 KLefH The sfudeni organizalicns Hoof was one of the mosf colorfm enfrles in H19 homecoming parade. Besides +he schooI-sponsored Hoafs. many from communHy 0P ganizafions are en'rered as indica- fion of supporf of +he homecoming efforf and as a boosf +0 fhe feam. . . . Homecoming Activities Gay Exhilara+ing bonfire. led by cheerleaders. kicked off homecoming fesfivifies. IEeva Alumni and factumen Lawrence Thomas. Walfer Pihe Paul Richard and Ted Dunbar charm homecoming audience with Meir melodious sounds. Miss Lincoln and courf were p r e s e n f e d fo h o m e c o m i ng spedafors during haIHime ceremo- nies of +he Lin- coln - Charlfon - Pollard g a m e . N o v e m b e r 5. I960. AHendanf Evangoline Lacey and escort Raymond Wilson: HMIss UncoIn of I960, Hortense Hall and escod Billy Sparks: Miss Lincoin of I95? GeraHTne Jason: M155 Charlfon-PoHard, Rosalie MifcheH; Eugene Harrison, escort and Affendani Lois Branch; and Pr'mcipal A T. Miller lin back- groundL Variety of Activities . . . hLefH English s'udenh panfomimn a erpical dassroom scene of f e colonial period in American Edu. caHon Week program. November H. The school masfer is GeraId Priceh The way +0 sfay hip was +0 aHend +he affernoon assemblies. They were designed +0 be inferesfing. enferfaining, educafional. and in- formaHve. Plafoon scheduhng because Jrhere were. oh, so many of us in school. effecfed +hree separa+e assembligs on aHernafe Friday affernoons. The Vofers League showed +he way +0 5 more perfecf union em- phasizing +he imporfance of vofing. The Mixed Glee Club's Chrisf- mas canfafa was mosf inspirafional. The Yearbook assembly +heme. I dreamed l +oured Lincoln in my Lincoln Bumblebee. boos+ed sales. The English Deparfmenf panfomimed greaf works of Liferafure, and Principal Miller's chafs. and ofher deparfmenfal and organizafional appearances were anhcipafed adivihes, Then special Soufhern Assembly programs +hrough fhe year added f0 +he en+er+ainmen+ fareh Library Rudy and research are en- hanced by book week exhins which emphashed ihe theme. Hurrah far Hem Join JRC because. and a wor+hy list of reasons were dober- afed on by falfhful Junior Red Cross members Delcie BeHh Sandra Dixon. Sharon FTsk. Harold Mifchell. Map Iha Briscoe. and Bernadine Ryals. . . . Enhanced School Life wa'ng Sophomores James Horfon and MarHyn Downing rem a momenf from hech pace of passing prom souvem'rs and refreshmenfs Io Ium xors and seniors. wlliuli'lhiig HEM gt Lmrylixjf I . .. ' A fhrill for all was H16 agreemenf of bofh Junfors and Seniors regarding Hwe annual Junior-Senior prom. The Hweme A Cinderella's BaII crea+ed a fairyVand afmosphere and enhanced Hue beaqutu gowned young Xadies and +he well- groomed young men as Hwey danced +0 fhe $uH-bodied soundsH of We James Lee orchesfra The hithng of H18 evening were a floor show which feafured Lincoln's mosf +abn+ecL and He presenfafion of Cinderella and Prince Charming GeraHine WHHams and Dallas Ford chosen on vofe of senior bctu sponsors. Sophomore girls and boys disfribufed souvenirs and served refreshmenfs. Books. National Book Week was ob- served November I3 fhrough l8 I960. mith Siudenis pause for InferstV sfon during Junior-Senior prom Ias? spring, 95 Climaxes . . . ;Frost-Capades YEARBOOK QUEEN AND KING MERVA HALL THOMAS WATSON Sophomores, of Secfion I0-4, sponsored by Mr. A. H. Harrison. selecfed on We basfs of having secured fhe highesf per cen+ OJ? cqm- munify and sfudenf subscripfiom based on class enronenf. Yearbook queen and king were crowned by Mr. HarrTsom dass sponson and Principal A T. MiHen respechely. . . . Bumblebee Sales Campaign Frody, manl frosfy, descrlbed +he Bumblebee Yearh book subscripfion drive For I9607I96l. The falsnf show and coronafiom December I92 carried a frosfy Jrheme of snow- capped shrubs, snow man. and Jrhe fradihonal Xmas shed sef agains+ a backdrop oh silver and Hue. Members of fhe I96l Bumblebee yearbook sfaH served as honor guards for Jrhe coronafion of Yearbook king and queen-Ihomas Watson and Merva HaHhof Sechon l0-4. sponsored by Mr. A. H. Harrison King Wafson and Queen HaH were seIeded from +he class having +he highesf per cenf of communHy plus +he highes+ per cen+ of sfudenf subh scriphonsh based on dass enronenf. In +he falen+ showh parficfpanh included sfudenfs from Charlfon-PoHard and Heberf of Beaumont WaHace of Orange and Lincoln. IAboveh Delores Fran- .s and Louis Akers do creative South Ameri- an ance during FroshCapadesh tLem MarHyn McDan- Tel and Nadine Dixon execufe dance which won fhem appfause on this talent show Decem- ber I9h I960 TMeM judges award. ed firs? place f0 Calisf Irene Banks, lRighfl H's yearbook Hme, say Bumblebee dancers Ralph Henderson, Lou candy Young, Rodney Pike, BeHy McGhory. and James Dorsey. as fhey ef- fect variety of pcpuiar dance sfeps ?o fhs music CF Madi- son Time. The dance was a pad of His yearbook assembly program to promoie sales. 15. 4x raj AWINISTRATIDN d n d CLASSES .9 MR. N. B. HASKELL Presiden+ Superinfendenf. Producf Confrol Division. Porf Arfhur. Texas Company plant 20 MR. DONNIE M. JONES Vice presidenl' Cosowner. Jones-Leavell Adiusfmenf C o m p a n x Term expires April l96l. MR. ROBERT PRICE Chieic Chemist Guhc Oil Corporafion. Term expires I962. Education of Youth Is Big Business . . . MR. EDWIN BALDWIN Vice president EIIerbee Brofhers Consfrudion Co. Term expires I96L BOARD OF EDUCA TION The Board of Educa+ion. a seven-member group elec'red by We people for +hree years. is Charged wifh providing a sysfem of schools and esfablishing general policies 1tor +heir operafion In keeping th +he requiremenfs of Hate communify and H1e sfafe laws, Members musiL be af Ieasf fwenfy-one years of age. a ci'rizen of +he Unifed Sfa+es. a residenf of +he Disfrlcf for six monfhs and of fhe Sfafe for one year. and nof ofherwise ineligible by virfue of holding an incompaiible omce or posHIons Board members receive no monefary comA pensafion for +heir services +0 +he Disfricf. Meefings are held fhe second Tuesday of each calendar monfh. and are open +0 H19 public. MR. GEORGE HUBER Vice president Spence t? Howe Consfrucfion Co. Term expires I962. DR. R. J. SHIELDS Os+eopafhic physician. Term expires I962. MR. M. L. ROSENBERG Vice president Neches Bu- fane Produds Company. Term expires April I96I. . . . for Leaders of School District MR. Z. T. FORTESCUE Adminisfrafion over Hie sixfeen schools in fhe Porf Arfhur lndependenf School Dis- +ricf is in Hie capable and afficienf hands of Mr. Forfescue. Superinfendenf since I944. before which fime he was feacher, principal. and assisfanf superin+enden+ iin fhaf orderi. for approximahaly eleven years. Mr. Forfes- cue. perhaps more +han any ofher educafor. is cognimnf of Hie grow+h and developmenf of our school disfricf. Cerfainiy. his superior leadership abilify and his modern ouflook on educafion for living in foday's sociefy have been invaluable confribufing facfors io Hiis growfh. 2l Varied Curriculum 0f Fundamentals . . . MR. A. T. MILLER '5 a pleasure +0 +ell our readers about our principal. Mr. Miller. He has been boih friend and coniidanf during his fourfeen yearsaf Lincoln, and we as siudenis know we will aiways be mei hahC way when we fake our probiems +0 him. He is a graduaie of Prairie View and received Jrhe Masfer of Aris degree from Hie Universiiy of Wisconsin. where he was iniiiaied info ihe Phi Deifa Kappa Honorary Fraiernify. Mr. Milier's civic and reiigious inferesis are many. Buf +hese pursuiis do noi preveni his being a formidable com- pefiior in his hobbies, Jrhe curreni iavorife being golf. 22 . . . Specialized Courses Offered 1,945 Pupils Mr. Wahrsvan1 our assishnf principal. came up fhrough +he ranks. He Is a gradua+e of Lincoln High School. and affer finishing Wiley College, remrned +0 Lincoln as a classroom feacher. For fwo years he was on army leave. H was very shorHy affer his remrn +haiL he was appoinfed ass slsfanfprincipal. We know +ha+ whafever Mr. Wafson under- fakes will be very fhorougHy and mechloust carried Jrhrough. In his communify affiliafions he is known br his dependabillfy, as well. In recognIHon of +hese and ofher qualIHes, Mr. Wafson has been promofed +0 +he principalship of Franklin JUNOT High School. beginning th fhe school year I96l-I962. MR. EDWARD WATSON B.A.. Wiley College MAN Universify of Texas OFFICE SECRETARIES MRS. BESSIE J. BERNARD MRS. CLESTHER H. PETERS MISS LILLIAN-D.I.JACKSON Regisirar Secre+ary, Tesi'ing Secrefary f0 Principal Office 23 Special Courses, Services . . . MR. BIVYON S. ELLISON SR. Direcfor of Studenf AchiHes A.B. Samuel Husmn, M.Ed.. Texas Souihern: adw may, Denver University Texas unxversny. Teach- es ArifhmeHQ Genera! Ma+hemchs. Sponsors Smdenf Council. MRS ARREADER P. GUIDRY Counselor 5.5, XavTer Universify: MSW PraIrTe V1ew: adv. Sfudy. AHanfa Unfversty Ohio Sfafe. Teaches HeaHh and PhysTcal Education. Sponsors the Honeybees. MR. RUSSELL M. GETWOOD AHendance Officer A B. Bishop coHege Asszscm coach 8 foofball. MRS. LAURABETH H. HlCKS Counselor 35, Prairie VTew: MIL, adv, sfudy. Universify of Minnesola. Teaches Junior High Language Ads. Remedial Reading. Coordinafon Junior High As- sembHes MR. JEW D. BONEY Tesiing Direcfar B.S.. Prairie View; M.Ed, University of Texas. MRS RUBY D. WELCH Nurse R.N. Prairie View; adv. smdy Texas Soquern, Prairie View. Teaches Home Nursing. Sponsors Junior Red Cross Future Nurses. . . . Round Out Curricular Offerings MRS. EVA A. WALTERS Librarian ASH WHey CoHege: M.L.$., Norfh Carolina Col- hga Sponsors Library Club, MISS LYNELL A. WEAVER Audio-Viwal Conrdinafor B S M.S . Soufhern IUinois Universify. Sponsors Sfudenf ProiecHonisf Club Fufure Teachers. MISS HORTENSE ROBlNSON Elementary Supervisor SSH Prairie View: MIL. Universify of Michigan. MRS. THELMA PRICE Special Educalion for the Monfally Rehrdod 85., Prairie View; M.S,. Prair$e View. Sponsors Camp Fire Girls. MRS. AUDREY V. COMO Speech Therapisl $ 3.5.. Prairie View: adv siudy, Uni- versify of Denver, Our Lady 0 Hue Lake College. Sponsors BeHer Speech Club lLeHJ Mrs. Como. spuch Oharapisi. gives children a num er of exercises which will help to improve their abilify to speak and communicate weH with cfhars. 25 Required ABC,S of Grammar and Literature . . . MISS RUBY J. DAVIS AL PrairIe VIew, adv. sfudyI Los AngeIes Share CoIIege. InstrucIor of English I. II, I 26 MRS, MARJORIE LI PICKETT Chairman ABM TiHoIson: adv. sIudyI UniversIIy 0F TexasI Texas Soulhern. Insfrucfor of EngIIsh III. IV: Speech. Sponsors ForensIc CIubI VarsIIy DebafersI MISS NAOMI J. ELLISON AIBH Texas CoHegeI MAM Texas Soufhern. In- sfrucIor of EngIIsh III, IV DramaIIcs. Sponsors LiHIe Theafen NeronaI SenIor Honor SocIety, Befa. TrIrHIrY MRSI ROBERTA SIMPKINS ABM WiIey CoIIege; adv. sIudy. Texas Seufhern. Teaches EngIIsh III. Sponsors NaIIcnaI Honor So- cIer, DecIaImIngI MRSI GLORIA M. WILLIAMS A.B. adv. sIIudy PraIrIe VIew. Teaches English II III. Sponsosrs SenIor SpeIIers for Interscholastic League. MISS DOLLY DEJEAN A.B.I advI sfudy, Texas Sou'H'Iarn. Teaches English II CIvics. Sponsors TrIIHIIY. Dofsie 5'. Julian. Earl Davis. Emma LavallaisI Beafrlce Ford and Leroy Spencer In Mrs SImpkins' ENGLISH III class. are dIIIgenHy preparing a bulletin . . . Plus Electives in . . . English classes have a varVew mt oHerings including Lam gauge Arfs and Reading Skills courses on +he funior high bvel. and mechanics, composifiom and Werary sfudies on We high schooi level. M addmon +0 required courses in Grammar and LHerathe eledive courses are offe-red in Dramchs Speech. and Journalism English sfudenh are abk fo apply +he7r skWs In public speaking. debafing. panel discussfons, parHcipafion in plays radio announcing. and in staffing schooI publicaHons. MRS. BETTY J TAYLOR B.S. Soufhern Universify: M.Ed.. Texas Soufhern. Msfmdor of Enqns L Commum'fy Civics. MR. ARTHUR L, CRAFT A.B. Bishop: M Ed., Texas somem. adv. sfudy Um'versHy of Texas. Msfrudor of EngHsh L Civic: Directs school pubncny. MR. PAUL C. RICHARD MRS. HELEN G. SCOTT ABM stlwp: M-Ed- Texas Soufh- A.B. Mm Texas Somhem. Inr em: adv. s+udy Lamar Sfa+e Col- shudor of Jun?or High Language wage. Insvmcm of Jumor High Am. Sponsors Junior High pm, Language Arfs. mchs. board display +0 motivafe inieresf in fhe study 0; the background of American Liferafure. 27 Speech, Dramatics, Journalism . . . MISS NAOMI J, SCURRY AIL adv, siudyi Texas scuihem; lnsirucior 0; Jun- ior High Language Ami Remediai Reading. Spon- sors Tri-Hi-YI Camp Fire, Junior High Honor So- cieiyi Junior Dramaiics. MRS. MARY J. HANNAH A.B., Bishop; M.A., Texas Southern. lnsirucfor of Junior High Language Aris. Sponsors Junior High Speilers for lnferschoiasfic League. Sherman Alexandar sings Spanish songs i0 Lou Cindy Young and BeHy WiHiems ha il- lusirafe f0 oH'Ier sfudenfs in Spanish H. how Hie senor serenade; Viva senoriias souih of H19 border'i Mr John HaH is insirucior. MRS. EVELYN O. SIDNEY A.B.I Wiley: adv. siudyi Texas Souihern. Inshudor of Junior High Language Arts. Sponsors Camp Fire, TrirHirYi Junior High Dramaficsi Junior High Honor Sociefy. MR. VENDON BECK A3,, M.Ed.I Texas Coilege: adv. siudy. Texas Soufh- em. InsIrucIor of Junior High Language Ans. HeaH'I'I and Science. Sponsors varsify swimming feami Expiorers adviser. 28 Essentials of Good Citizenship . . . MRS. LIZZIE M, MILLER Chairman A.B, WHey: M.A. Unlversify of Colorado. Teaches Soda! Sfudiey American Hisfory American GOV- ernmenh MR. BURNETT B COURSEY A.B.. M.A. Prairie View. Teaches Government American Hisfom World Hisfory. Sponsors Boy Scoum Voters League. , .. 56 1.. Mr. Peters' WORLD HISTORY elm Shirley Mxmead and Caner'me Hayes men +0 Larry Conner as he uses me gbbe map to explain the rerauon of me UnHed smes geograpmcauy to other courlfries MR. EDMOND R. PETERS 85,. Fed VeHey Sfafe Cullege Teaches Wodd HTsfory. Community Civics. AssTsfanf VdrsH'y 500+- baH coach. MR. ARTHUR 0 HENDERSON 3,5. Tuskegee Msh'fu'e: M.Ed., Texas Sonihern: adv, smdy UniversHy M Colcrado Lamar Siafe College Prairie V1ew. Teaches World History, Government . . . and the American Way of Life Are Stressed MRS. JUANWA W. WHITLEY A.B. BFshop: M,Ed., Texas Soufhern: adv. siudy UnNersHy o; Cobradm Teaches'American Hisfory. CommunHy Civics. Sponsors BeHer CHizens Club Jun'wor Dedaimx'ng. MRS GLYNNIE C. HAYES A.B. Wx'ley: adv. smdy Texas Soufhern. Teaches Work! Hfsfom CommunHy Civics. CURREN MISS MELINA GRANGER A.B. PraMe View. Teaches Junior High Language Ans, Remedial Reading Social Smdies. becona row; MR. LAWRENCE THOMAS AB. adv. smdw Texas smhem Teaches Junior High seciar smdxas MRS' MODESTlNE HILL One of Hue imporfani phase's of Social A.B. Bishop: M.Edu Texas Somherm Teaches Junior Sfudies is Me Inferesi Irj curreni evenfs. Aaron Brown. Kafhenns Jones. th Socml 5mm; and Verdia Fran. AMERICAN HIS- SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT . . . in Required Social Studies Through courses in American Hfsfom American Governv mew Worid Hisfom and CommunHy Civics. H1ree credifs of which are required. +he SOCIAL STUDlES DEPARTMENT prepares swdenfs hr useful cHizenship in foday's stHy moving sociefy, Basic +0 Hwe achievemenf of Jrhis uHimafe goal ?5 H19 pre paraHon of Hue sfudenf +0 appraise TransmH and enbrge his soda JwerPrage One o f H5 sfro-ngesf organs In promofing Hue essenfials'of Voters League assembly m encourage infelhqenc good cmzenshrp ws The Vofers League a smdem group which dgmm namng voMng conduds schod elecfions. MRS, BARBARA A4 WWGHT B.s. Prairie View. Teaches $05M s+udies. MR. JOSEPH JOHNSON A.B. way. wnsmcror of Junior High socxaw StudA ies. Sponsors Boy Scouf Troop No. MRS, ALVA B. VITAL 3.5. Wes? Virginia sme; adv. sfudy, Texas scum em. Teaches mm High Social Sfud'wes, Remedxaw Read'mg. sponsor's NaHona Junior Honor socxery, TORY nudenos are poang newspap er clippings of Premier Nikita Khrush- chevk visif f0 Hue Unihsd Sums. Mrs. . Miller 15 Insfrucfor. In Mrs. Smith's ALGEBRA ll 5acfon'ng. MR. NORMAN HEBERT B,$.. adv, sfudy Prairie View. 1n- smcror of Plane Geomew Gen- ral Mathemchs. Sponsors Ex- pbrers. 32 Mathematics Takes Us Into . . . I 'VVV 'lxnn, $39.: 4 class. Jessie VTncenf and Vernon McNeII ponder over fhe facts of MA THEMATICS MR. BURTON 6. WEST Chairman B S. MS, Prairie View: adv. UnTversHy of Minnesda. Share College. Teaches Physics Tngonomefry. Algebra. Points. lines. and angles. are Imperf- m. and Shirley. LaHeur. Her- MISS MYRTLE L. . EDWARDS anr m . 8.5,, MSH Prairie View. Inshudor berV' Bazron. and Vernon Levtege of Ngebra L Plane Geomefry, Junior High Mafhemafics. . . . the Region of Absolute Necessity . . . MaH'I feaches us in Haink. MR. HILLERY ROBINSON Those of us who have had fhe re 35-. adV- Wdyv Prairie View. In- quired +wo unifs in eifher General SWC'O' of Mewemams' Mafhemafics. Plane or Solid Geo- me'fry Trigonometry, or Algebra I and II know how hue H15? sfafe- memL ?s. Parficularly are we aware of +he vocafional advanfages of Mafhemafics and H5 need in pre- college Jrraining. MR. JOSEPH R. CHACHERE 8.3,, Wiiey: adv, sfudy. Texas Soufherm Insfrudor of Ngebra I. General Mafhemafics. Junior H?gh Marhemchs. DEPARTMENT MRS. DOLRIS HENNINGTON 85.. M.Ed., Prairie View. lns'ruch or of Junior High Language Arts. Ma+hemafics. MRS. OPAL 6. SMITH BS Prairie View: adw sfudy. Uni- versHy d Wisconsin. lnsfrudor of Algebra I. II. prove Wis facf in Mr. HebeH's GEO- METRY class. 33 Win . . : tq Which Every Possible World Must Conform MRSVERDINEYOUNG 85.. mm View; adv. soudy. Prairie View, Texas Soulhern, ln- smccor of Junior High Mam- ernchs Sponsors Junior High Honor society Eighth Grade Leader. MA THEMA TICS DEPARTMENT MR. MELVIN DAVIS 8.8. M,S, Prairie View. Teaches JunFor High Mafhemchs, Sc;- ence. Sponsors Explorers, Military cm. NaHonaW Junior Honor So- defy. MR CECIL HARRIS A.B. adv. study, PraErTe View. In- sfrucfor 0F Junior High Math- emetics Science. MR. LUTHER J. MITCHELL .. . Caralyn Sanderson 8.5. adv. sfudy. Frame VIEW. ln- sfrudor of Junior High mm mm M Mews Han emchs Science examine carefully the Iabak on ibese canned goods In fheir JUNIOR You Can Do Business With Business Skills Whefher H's Typing I and II, Shor+hand I, Busi- ness Ariihmefici Junior Business Training Business Law. or Bookkeeping all siudenfs, regardless of Hieir vocaiionai ambiiions. can gain usefui skills in fine BUSINESS EDUCATION deparfmenf. Approximaieiy 300 sfudenfs are enrolled in +hese eleciive courses. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT MR. HARVEY L. BRADSHAW B.Sn Samuel Husion: adv. siudv. Texas Southern. lnsirucfor. Com. Arifhmefic. General Business. Mathemaiics. Coaches varsify IUSWESS TRAiNiNG baskeHaall. assisfani' Football class in order fo pre- coach. pure 6 commiHee re- port on His imporiancs of Iabeis as guides. Mr. H. L. Bradshaw is insivucior. MISS JOYCE E. HOWARD 5.3,. Texas Soufiwern. Teaches Typs Eng I, Engiish l. Finance Adviser. The Bumblebee yearbook. A mod excHing Nma for TYPiNG 1i siudenis. like Roberf Barnes, is when ihey learn fo mimeograph in color and use Hie mimeo- scope machine in drawing on siencils. Typing sludenfsi insiructed by Mrs D. J. chasm make use of fhese and oiher iyping skilis in being 0F assisfance is the faculty and siudenis. MRS. D. JOETTA CHESTER Chairman A.B.. Wiley: MsBEdH Texas Souih- em: edvs sfudyi Universify of Wis- consini Tews Souihern. Teaches Shorihand I. Typing Ii H. Journa- lism. Editorial Advisor. The Bum- blebee yearboo . Dividends Can Be Immediate . . . MR. WALTER HALL Chairman B.S. Kansas Sfaie: M.E., Prairie View: adv, sfudy. CoHege of Piffsburg Kansas: Universify of Arizona. Teaches Mefal Work, Sponsors Indusfrial Ads Club. MR. LEE E. ODOM 3.5 adv. smdy. Prairie vxew. Teaches woodwork L 11. Sponsors Indusmal M; club National Honor socxew. H's a good feeling +0 be able +0 fashion H19 many oblecfs which Indusfrial Arfs sfuderds build th evideniL ease in MefaI and Wood Shops and Machine and Mechanical Drawing dasses. These eleche Courses are for H1058 who plan +0 enfer H1e indusfrial field or who wish f0 learn manual skills for fheir personal benemz INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT MR. EUGENE FORD JR. 5.5., adv. study. Prairie View. Teaches MechanTcal Drawing l. H. Genera! Se?encs Sponsors mdushTaI Ads cm Explorers. w Boih A. J. Hall. in Mr. Hall's METAL WORK class. IlefH, and Chades Guidrw who designs a lamp base in Mr. Odom's WOOD- WORK class hbova learn skills which we find mos? helpful to omer depmmems ar school and which wiH be invaluabb for both persond and vocafional use . . . in These Vocational Courses MRS. EURA L. ROBINSON 8.5., M.S.. Prairie View. Inshudor of Homemaang H. Cafeieria Manager. Sponsors New Homemakers of America. MRS. CORA L. BOULDIN Chairman 55.. Bishop: M5,. Texas Soufhern: adv. s+udy, Prairie View. Universffy d Texas. Teaches Cblhing J. H. Sponsors Horizon Club. MRS. EARNESTINE ALEXANDER 5.5., Bishop: M.S.. Texas Soufhern. Teaches Home- making I. H. Sponsors New Homemakers of Ameri- ca. MRS. AMBRILLAS LEWiS 8.5., Prairia View; M. Ed Texas Souihern..Teaches Health and Science, Foods. Sponsors New Home- makers of America. IQME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Welovd If you wan? to make Hm mos? of your Vooks and personamy, Deiores Hawkins feels Hwaf learning fo sew 4s a goo way +0 begin. Mrs. Alexander. sewing Insfrucfor. shows her how. UKboveJ COOKING sludonk. like Beffy LavaHak. tease H16 pabfes of Hveir non-Home Economics dassmafas when The deledable odor of ikeir cookies Hoafs .rom H16 cooking lab Into the classrooms. Instrumental, Vocal Music Classes . . . mouwm. ,.... . - ; 30:;5 MRS. VERLIE A. MITCHELL Chairman M5. M3. PraIrIe View: adv. may. Texas Southern. Columbia UnIversHy. Teaches Senior High Vocai MUSIC, Sponsors Mixed Glee Ciub. Boys' Giee CIub. GIrIsI Giee Ciub. lnIerschoiasVic Aciiviiies. MR. OSCAR J. MCNEIL 5.5.. Keniucky Siaie Coilege: adv. smdy. Texas soumern. University 0+ Soui em Caiifornia. Teaches lnsirumenial MusIc. Directs Concert and MarchIng Band. MRS CLARAB. BONEY 3.. .S.. Pra: rIe View. insirucfor oi Junior High Vocal Music. Sponsors Eighih Grade Choral Club MISS EMILY M. JACKSON A B. Wiley Insfrucior of Junior High VocaI MusIc. Sponsors Delia Tri Hi Y. Junior High GIee Club Are Vital to Aesthetic Appreciation IBeIowI In BAND classes-55 periods a day5smdenis IIke WInnfred Evens. CharIoHe Basziie. and Josephine HarrIson marching and cancer? perFormances. pracfice for perfeciion of mg B a ax: 1119 M' Na 929 we 5+ 3., FrancIs. Realha Sparks. an MUSIC ORIENTATION siudsnk. VIvIan d Deior Barnes Ia? pianoi. sfudy vocalists used In voice fraining. This course Is offered res Creativeness Is Our Main Objective! Arf. as a course assignment was infro- duced info Hwe high schod program +his school year. The ART DEPARTM ENT guides fhe pupH In developing a discriminafing fasfe and appreciaffon for art and Hue abilify +0 view aH phases of arf wifh an open mind. 1Righij In Miss Hicks' ART classes. Iunior high siuden's find plenfy of acrimies th which f0 ex- press ThemseWes creah'vely, in drawing, pairMng. creafive crst, arf Hmmm and many OH'lel' In- fereang things. ART DEPARTMENT MR. CLEMMIE L. HENLEY B.FA., Texas Sou+herm adv siudy, Texas Southern. Nor+h Texas State CoHege. Inshucfor of Junior and Senior High Ar+ classes. Sponsors Arc crub. MISS SHIRLEY HICKS B.F.A.. adv. smdy Texas Soufhern, Teaches Junior High Arf classes UUQHH Scenes of Hui; sort characferize fhe work of the ART dasses, These art sfudanfs. under fhe dTrecHon of their teacher, Mn Hen- ley. are making various designs out of paper. to 9th and l0+h grade s+uden+s. and Tn- cludes. also. fundamentals of music fhe- om form. and hisiory. Science Is a Base F rom Which Grows . . . MR. CHESTER LEVY JR. Chairman 5.5 WI'Iey: M.Ed. Texas Soufhern: adv siudy. UniversHy of San FrancIsco. UnIversIfy of Te exes. Sfenford University. Instrucfor of Chemistry. Spon- sors BI- Phy- Chem Club. SCIsnce Fair. MR. CLAYTON S. CLARK BS Xawer Universify: adv study, Texas Southern. Teaches General SCIerIce. Sponsors HiY. xp Ior- ers adviser. SCIENCE The haarf is no infricafe organ f0 BIOLOGY smdenls Nks Josephine Har- rison and Thomas WafsonI Laborafory experrrIenfaHon helps in making a Second row: MR. ANDERSON H. HARRISON 8.5.. Xavier: M.SH Prairie VI'ew. Teaches BIology, General Science. Sponsors BiIth- Chem Club Band Drill Master. MR. RONALD SPOONER B.Su Wiley; adv. study. UnI'versHy of MinnesolaI Universify of North Dakofa, Teaches BioIogyI General ScIenCe. Sponsors Nafional Honor Soclefy. Explorers. Bi-Phy-C em CIub. Third row: MR. ALFRED Z. MCELROY 55H WIIey; M.SH Washington swe. Teaches JurIIor HIgh HeaIIh and Science. Sponsors Explorer Scams, Assisfanf Coach. varsity footbaH. Coaches 3 baskefba . MR. CHARLES E. FREEMAN 85,. Wiley: adv. smdy. Lamar CoHegeI Teaches General ScIencs, Sponsors Explorers. 40 . . . a Whole Lifetime of Progress Whaf makes you +ick7 The answer to fhis and many ofher ques- hons which p'wque me Inqu'wsifive mind are answered In Biology. Phy sic; Chemishy and enerd Sc'xence dasses Two years of sci- ence are requ'weri but Hue coHegerbound students are advised f0 fake aH science offerings. thers may subsmule fwo yeres of for- eign language or vocational courses for one year of the science requirements. DEPARTMENT fhorough smdy of the head's coronary circuWon and We main coronary ar- teries wlfh Weir many branches Mn A. H. Harrison is insfrudor. MR. CHESTER M. HILL 3.5. Prairie View; adv, study. Lamar Siaie College Teaches HeaHh and Science. MR. ELLlS J. WISE JR. B,$.K Soufhem Universify: adw sfudy. Texas Soufh- em Teaches Mafhemafics. Healfh end Science Coaches Ium'or FootbaH, basketde, and track 4i CHEMISTRY Downing prepare hydrogen and oxygem while Verdia PraH HoregroumH does a iirmHon experiment. These are 0an Wree of We more man onerhundred ch students EnroHed m Chemisiry. under me Insrruction of Mr. C s'ludenfs Ka'herine Jones. and Marilyn evy MRS. EMMA R. HUSTON B.S. M.Ed.. Prairie View. Teaches Science. Sponsors Nafional Jun- Tor Honor Society. The First Wealth Is . . . MR, ALVA TABOR Chairman B.s. Tuskegee mums: M.S.: UnfversHy o; som- ern CaHFornIa: adv. smdy Universiw o5 Colorado Inshucfor oi P'n sicd EducaHon. Hea Foo+baH Coach: Direcfs VarsHy AfMeHcs. Mframural Pro- gram. MR. LEROY J. ARCENEAUX BS WHey; adv. sfudy, Universiiy of Minnesob. lnsrrudor of Physical EducaHom Coach Boys' Track Team. MR. JOSEPH HARRIS ASH Bishop: adv. shuiy Universify of MTChIgan. Prairie View. Instructor 01' Physicd Educafion. Coach BasebaH Team MR. RICHARD C. WlLLlAMS 3.5, Southern UniversHy. Teaches PhysTcal Educar firm. BU BasketbaH Coach Assx'sfanf FoofbaH Coach. PHYSICAL EDUCATION HMH Mr. Arceneaux's second period boysV PHY- SICAL EDUCAUON dass Is engaged In a game 0; vaHeybaH. This is an achHy that offers mass pariicipaHon and seems f0 be an enioyabie ona . . . Health and Physical F itness MISS BARBARA J. JACKET 8.5, Tuskegee lnstufe. Inshudor of Physical Edu- cation. SupervIses girls' intramural basketbaH ac- HVWES. MRS. MATTIE L LONDOW 3.5. M.S., Prairie View. Teaches Physical Educefionu Sponsors Cheerleaders. MISS BILLIEJ WILLIAMS B.S Prairie View Teaches Physical Educafion. As. swam sponsor. the Honeybees. MISS MARGARET I. FRANKLIN 3.5. Somhern Universify. Insfrucfor of Physical Educafion. Sponsors Band Maforeftes. DEPARTMENT Junior girls find speedball an excifing addifion fo fhe girls' PHYSICAL EDUCATION program. Physical Educafion seems like play. Ye+ we know Hwaf we are dev- eloping physical aness while enjoying +he ex- ercises. s w i m m i n g. dancing. games. gym and oufdoor acfivifies. 43 The Tie That Binds . . . seam: Mrs. Lech Km; membership chairman: M755 Lynell A Weaven progmm chaw'rman: Mr. RusseH Pierra presw'deni; Miss EmHy Jacksom secretary: M155 Naomi Scurry, corresponding secrehary Standing: Mr. Lawrence Thomas pmHamenfarian; Reverend MadIson Baszila Hrsf vice presidenh Mr. A T. M'Mer. principah and Mr. Edward Wafson. heasurer. PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION The Paren+ Teacher Associaiion is a cooperaHve and coordinafed efforf of +hose concerned wifh Hwe educafional. social, and physical well being of We s+uden+s of Lincoln High School. These obiedives are promofed in many ways some of +he more fangibk being fhe awarding 0 $200 scholarships $0 a graduafing boy and girl each year. fesfimonial banqueh for sfudenf groups for oufs+ancling service To fhe school, and cheer baske+s +0 needy families 5? Chrisfmas. Hof dog sales falenfshow,adul+p1ay. and an alL school carnival are fundraIsIng adivifies in which Hwe PTA engages. Mr. Russell Pierre is president PTA Hod! enfered in Cav-oTl-cade parade . . . Home and School Our Custodians Maintain Buildings and Grounds, and . . . Mr. Theodore Johnson Head Cusfodian Mr. Edmond Joseph Mr, Lawrence Mader Mrs. KaH-Ierine Reed . . . Are Generally Helpful and Cooperative at All Times Mr. Henry Durham Our cooks per- form H1e asfounding 1tea+ o1c preparing and sewing meals for +hree differenf lunch periods a day. up .7 . Mrs. Rufh Noel Mrs. Rose Gabriel Mrs. Sfella Hayward Tasty M eals Mrs. Melina Guillory DespHe H'Iis heavy schedule, lunches are always well bal- anced and fasfy. and can be pup chased af a mini- mum low cost 45 Bumblebees Embark on New Conference This year's chapher En FoofbaH his+ory af Lincohn mfghf be HHed HThe new Face of Bumbhebeee For Jrhe Bumblebees embarked on a new Conference circuif 1iHed DisMcf 4AAAA. in which disfrid rivals were Orange Wallace Galvesfon Cenfrah and Heber+ and CharHon PoHard 01f Beaumont Coach Nva Tabor assumed command of fhe Lincoln eheven. th AHred McElroyw Richard Williamse and Edmond Pefers as as- sisfan+se Despife Hm Hnew face. which Is Jrhe bane oh mosf foofbaH coachesl af season's end the Bumblebees had sushained a credi- +able dishicf record oh 3 wins, I bss and a he th Haber? and CharHon Pollard of Beaumonf for Disfrfcf 4AAAA champIon- ship, Is a change of sfrafegy needed? Lineman Thomas SmHey and Waher Johnson siand by For 1nsiruch'ons From Coaches Tabor. Williams and Fem; before remnang m fhe sew of pm, COACHES AND CAPTAINS Coach Alva Tabor. Lincoln's new footbaH menror tkneehnglh ouH'mes seasonal pIans th new assistam u lo a Nfred Mthoye Edmond Fever; and Rkhard Williams m, and Co-capmns Percy MaHef 12H and PauI Washingfon mm, 48 Circuit With New Coaching Staff at Helm THE STORY OF THE SEASON Lincoln's Bumblebees raised fhe curfain for he I960 season in a non-conference fiH wifh Bayfown's Bears. September IO. Though +he Bees losf +his confesf 20-0. Jrhe specfafors who filled Jackef sfadium +0 capacify were a mosf encouraging indica+ion +ha+ +he Bees were sfill +he favorifes 01t fhe homefown fans. The second game here. Sepfember I0, was a see-saw of fallying befween Lincoln and Wheafley of Housfon. which ended in a l3-l3 sfalemafe. Sepfember 22. +he Bumblebees moved +0 Housfcn for +heir fhird non-Conference +II+ and a loss 26-12. fo Jrhe Washingfon Eagles. Back home. Sepfember 29. fans wafched eagerly as fhe Bees baffled a vainless game in which fhey domi- nafed in yards gained, rushing. and passing. hbuf lost 7-0. +0 an elusive TD and conversion on a 67-yard run by +he Worfhing Colts of Housfon. A I444 sfandoff. chober l3. wifh +hefr host +he Corpus Chrish Colesh ended +he Lincoln gridsfers fiffh and final non-conference game before fackling Disfricf 4AAAA play. Possibly +he mosiL +hr3lling momenf of he game was in +he fourfh quarfer. The Coles had +he Bees I4-6 uanl +he final +hree minu'res when 6 Lincoln 28-yard aerial drive and 5-yard run neHed a fouchdown and 2-poinf conversion +0 fie up +he confest Tofal Bumblebee non-conference record: 0-2-3. Beaumonfhs Greenie Stadiuml chober 20. was fhe scene of +he +hrilling 4AAAA disfricf opener when the doggedly defermined Bumblebees defeafed fhe I959 sfa're champion Heberf Panfhers. 24-20. On Odober 29, in Jackef sfadium, +he Lincoln ele- ven boosfed +heir disfricf record +0 2-0 and Jrheir season record +0 2-2-3 wifh a solid v?c+ory over +he Orange Wallace Dragons. l4-0. hCoanued on page 5Q LINEMEN Firsf row: Russell Gefwoodh Ronald Malvo. Wal'rer Johnson, Larry Connen Leo Ryalsh Second row: Donald Green. Aaron MaHhaws, Ray- mond Granger, Edgar Hill, Ernssf Jones. Peier Alfred. Third row: ANred Love, Tommie SmHey, Nfred Johnsonh Paul Washingfonh Jonah Ford. and Van McDaniel. 49 L Sfory of Season Confinue$ The I270 bss fo CharHon Pollard. November 5. dimmed momenfarHy fhe homecoming fesfive afmosi phere. N50 dimmed were LIncoMs chances af Hwe unV dlsupufed disfrid crown. There H be no more bssesf vowed Hwe Bumblebees. and f'm's was affesfed +0 In fheir smhng defeafs of Carver mt Aidina 2820 here November l2. and a 2778 win over Gahesfon's Cenha' Hyena November I9. F ootball Season Ends mew John King and ms Orange gn'dner wdnw m ms one out. H was privafe dusk Lke Hm Mg for me predoLs mggm ma. won THS game agmn WaWace HgH SCHOOL The WM acme: Lincolm M; We bce 0. Wifh a dIsMcf record of IMO and a season record of 4-274 Hue Bees ended Jrhe season In a eree-way fie th Heberf and CharHom However Heberf's hlgher pofnfs accumuhfed in games phyed enflfled Hem +0 phy Housfon's Washingfon Eaghes champKons of Disfricf 3AAA for bhdisfrid championship. Washing fon fhen defeafed Heberf and wen? on in win fhe WAC siafe championshm, Come on, baby me door w; 002W shuf Bmmebee Hockers as they bust a pm through We chamm Po x 1rd debnse for HaHback CaMn anree my 50 John Ksng tau is ready and Waan despHe WFeaHey WSW; aHempf m smp meows aerial drwe mward the wnacar goaw Hne. in Three-Wayr District Tie BACKS Firs! row: Rober? Woods UrsinerL WiHIe CockreHK Roberf Barnes Boykins Shields Len Pifra Ckrence LoHon. Second row: SheHy Crauf Ura'merL Percy MaHeL Leroy Spencer. Edward Comeaux. Vernon McNeH. Lincohv Wrighf Marvin Conneq trained Albert Harris. Fred Moss. James coma and John Gayfon. VARSITY FOOTBALL STATISTICS Opponenfs They We Bayfown Carver 20 0 Housfon Wheafley l3 l3 Housfon Washingfon 26 I2 Housfon Worfhing 7 0 Corpus Chrisfi I4 I4 HeberV 20 24 Wallace?t 0 l4 CharHon PoHanF I2 0 Ndine Carver 20 28 CenfraV 8 27 Deno+es conference games InevHably, Hue Aldine ball canxer was doomed when he bucked fhe chergxng waH or Lincoln defensemen Roberf 3mm LTnculn Wright and Raymond Granger. SI iiB,s,, Strive for Varsity Berth Firsf row: Gien Grant Wiliiam Jones. A. J. HaiL Aivin Hayes, Lloyd Powelii John Wiiberi. Willie Jackson Jr.. Vernon Leviege. McCloud Thomas. Charies Guidry, Caivin Sievenson. Second row: Coach Russell Gefwoodi Edward Washingfon. Daniel Vincent Herman Wallace, Edward Baszile. Thomas Gunneri John McKenIie, Glen Holioway, Sammy Perio. Huber Johnson. Wiilis CoHins. John McKiniey. John Felix Hraineri. Third row: Harry Gunner. Charlie Mifcheili Mifcheil Queen, Alien Milesi Ronnie Price, Giilis Bodden, Calvin Coliinsl Lionel Eroussard, Ezeil Afkinsi Morris Broussardi Eidridge Smiih. Coaches Ellis Wise. and Joseph Harrisi B FOOTBALL SQUAD Under +he +raining oi Coaches Joseph Harris, Ellis Wise. and Russell Gefwoodi +he B foofball squad susfained a record oi 5 wins. 2 losses, and I He, +hus placing +hem in second place in +he disfricf compeiifion for fhe I960 season. Opponenfs were +he HBH Jreams of Hebert Orange. Ceniral. and Charlfon PoHarcl High Schools. This very imporianf group of piayers is composed of boys of junior class standing who aspire +0 eligibilify on Hie var- sify feami or who wish +0 develop +he physical fifness and sporfsmanship which +his compefifive sporf affords. This baby Bumblebee ball carrier Iabovei struggles furiously as ihree B team Heberf Panfhers fry f0 sfop him. Lincoln won 33-8. Varsity Basketball Skills Please F ans Sixfeen eager young Lincoln baskefball men- fheir +hough+s firmly erd on glory-sfepped ouf on baskefball courfs around fhe dishicf +his l960- I96I season in an l8-game schedule +ha+ ended Feb- ruary l8. Hundreds owr pleased baske+ball fans followed +his four de force. also by- +his quinfef broughf memories of anoH'wer skiIHtu coordinai'ed five which had been Hwe pride d Coach Harvey L. Bradshaw and a Lincolni'res. Though +hese Lincoln baskefeers did nof win +he dishicf Weberf did. 69-65. in a playofmc +0 break fhe +ie for disfriCH. ?heir season record of I4 wins. 4 losses earned fhem +he enviable second place slot High poinf men were Dudley Swallow, 223, and Nafhaniel Smifl'l, l83. Senior varsify bas- kei'baHers give and fake lasf minute ad- vTce before ACTION in a season of bas- ketball in which fhe earn was runner-up in Dishid 4AMA. Coach Harvey Bradshaw fakes a pleased grip on the ball thch H'Ie Bumblebee baske+ball team. under CapfaTns McDaniel U and Swallow Irl. wielded in a bid for ?op berfh in districf play. Knnling are Larry Collins and George Jones. 5+anding: Dudley SwuHow Nafhanial Smith. Willie Landry. Adhur Thampson. Cedric Bradshaw and Van McDanhiJ 53 A 14-4 Record Nets Runner-Up Spot VARSITY BASKETBALL UNDERCLASSMEN Robert Monfgomery, Larry Jacobs. Jerry Swallow, Aaron Brown. Jonah Ford7 Wssfon Hafch. and William Tyler. VARSITY BASKETBALL STATISTICS Opponenf They We Yafes 76 64 Ndine Carver 2O 49 Yafes SI 67 Aldine Carver 52 55 Bayfown Carver 41 65 Bayfown Carver 40 84- Sacred Hear+ 49 58 Sacred Hear? 45 61 Worfhing 80 73 Heberfm 65 5I CharHon Pollard7 56 7I HeberV 54- 67 Wallacik 40 7I Charlfon Pullard,K 4I 47 Wallace$ 59 7I CenfraV 44- 65 CenfraV 60 73 Heberf 69 65 If anybody hits the bucket the Lincoln mDenofes conference games 5112sz in 613.? 1mm WGZQdm K9222: Denms disfrid P'ayoff- N Is they in fhis fighf for points againsf fhe Wallace varsity quinfef. 54 c:B,, Participants Perfect Techniques Under +he direcfion of Coach Richard WiNiams. +he Lincoln B baskefbailers were able f0 wrap up a seasonal record of 9 wins. 5 losses. Harry Gunner hif I I I poinfs. while Aaron MaHhews was good for a fofal of 78 poinfs. Parficipafion in B baskefbaH helps perfecf bas- kefbaH skills which makes easier Has hansfer from H1is Jream +0 Hue varsify lineup. B BASKETBALL STATISTICS Opponenf They We Aldine Carver 25 bl Ndine Carver 4-5 5! Bayfown Carver I4- 4-0 Baerown Carver I8 34 Heberf 33 24 Heberf 35 38 Charlfon Pollard 48 29 HGberf 29 3' U she 095' h re he faH nobod knows B baske+ball Ia ers Wallace 39 33 hog; In lug ?mfnobsilify. win we ycacch m be theirs. Thepgzme CharHon Pollard 37 22 ended: LTncoIn 30 Orange 39. Wallace 44- 40 Lake CharIes 33 37 Cenfral 37 48 Cenfral 37 38 iB BASKETBALL TEAM $159333? Firs'r row: Robert VIcfon Charlie Mayfisld kapfainL Charlie Mosley. Roberf Hampfon, Thomas Wafsom Second row: Peter Glenn. Washingfon PoIk. Harry Gunner lco-capfainL Aaron MaHhews lco-capfainL Eldridge Smifh. 55 Vuniorf Make Proud 8-2 Record JUNIOR BASKETBALLERS ll Queen, Wilberf Harris Charles Sanders. Signaling: Eddie MaHeH. Archie Lofton. Harold Rose. Harry Young- JUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM Seaiad: Percy Mays. Mifche blood. and Clarence Edwards. The Junior Baskefball +eam is composed of boys on Under Coach Alfred McElroy's leadership. +his feam +he junior high level. H5 main purpose is 1'0 feach fhe concluded +he season wi+h a record of 8 wins and 2 boys fhe basic fundamenfals which will prepare +hem losses, High poinf men were Archie Loffon wifh l52 for membership on +he.varsify baskefball feam. poin+5. and Percy Mays WHh 87 poin'rs. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL STATISTICS Opponen+ They We Heberf weaumonH 30 4I Dunbar meaumonH 42 49 Lincoln Beaumom 30 38 Heberf 25 40 Dunbar 42 48 Dunbar 40 38 Lincoln 33 53 Lincoln 25 52 Harper Hous+on 31 44 Dunbar 36 33 fLeM Suspended animwfion? No, H's iusf Wilbert Harris UH aH'empfing +0 block Hue shof mt Galvesfon OH as H113 Cenfral B quinfef fries. wifhouf success. +0 cuf Lincoln's 48-37 lead. 56 Make big splash! Swimmers Challenged in New District Meet Firs? row: Rodney Pi+re. Percy Jone; Larry Conner, Roberf Troy. Eugene Harrisom Roberf Frank. Lee Walker. Second row: Cedric Bradshaw UrainerI, Sfevs Walfsrs. Lloyd Powell. Larry Collins. Walfer HalL Paul Washingfon, and Van McDaniel. BOY? SWIMMING TEAM The one mee+ in which +he I960 Bumblebees Boys in Hue 200-yard Meeeryle. Lincoln has held the freesfyle Swimming feam parficipafed appeared +0 have been record for +he pasf four years of parficipafion. quife significant reporfs Coach Vendon Beck. Hous- The boys have a differenf challenge +his school year. fon's Worfhing High was host wifh Kashmere. and Their new disfrid opponenfs are Galvesfon. Orange. Lincoln parficipafing. Several disfrid records were Hebert and Charlfon Pollard. broken. Lincoln's Adrian Evans sef a new disfric'r record GIRLS ' TENNIS TEAM Our boys and girls 'rennis aspiranfs have liferally brushed up Haeir uniforms of whife. fighfened Haeir fennis sfrings, and swung all prache hopes foward a place of recognifion in 4AAAA Dishicf tennis an- nals for +he l96l season. Mr. Alva Tabor and Miss Margare+ Franklin are ieam coaches. Kneeling: Ethel Garreff. Bertha Collins. Vernifa Syers. Shnding: Kaiherine Hayes, and Cheryl Barhm. 57 Going FuH BlasH . uMgl ' 7Watcs x Lincoln Nine Began Early Spring Workouts A .Ax. myym Firsf row: GiHFs Bodden, Arfhur Augush'ne, Lewis Johnsonu John Wilbert Timon Johnsonu Thomas McCloudu Clarence Loffonu Russell Geiwood. Second row: WiHie CockreH. Edward Como, Hardd Joseph John KTng. Ronnie Jonesu Emu CampbeW Lawrence McCaH stafisfi- danL Coach Joseph Harris, Third row: Aaron Matthews. Percy MalleHu Lincom Wrighh Harry Gunneru ChaMes Colemam Larry Gunner. and Pe+er Nhed Baseball began in early April. and wheH'Her you play ball. played ii. or 1u5+ eniby if. you would wan+ +0 be around f0 wa+ch +he Lincoln feam. composed Hus year of Juniors and seniors. Jrquored by Coach Joseph Harris. going ou+ qu bIasf frying f0 improve Iasf season's 7-3 record. BASEBA LL TEAM John King th his curve baH and fielding af shorf sfop. led +he pH'ching sfaff. Veferan cafcher, Harold Joseph. ?urnished Hwe long ball power For +he Bee basev ballers. Opponenfs in Hwe disfricf included Galvesfon Cenfral. Orange Wallace. and Hebed and Charlfon Pollard of Beaumonf. Eulle'rmen John King KpL Harold Joseph ICI. and John Wllber+ La+ baH do early spring warmups. 58 Larry Gunner makes a safe hook slide 10 homeplafe. despife Cafcher JosepWs furTous opposmon. In daily drills . . . . . Trackmen Show S trength, C 00rdmatwn lRith Up and over. clear, and no clipping. goes Jonah Ford. the hack team's hope4ul high iumper. Daily driHs like these enable Lincoln cindermen 10 compefe wifh the tough disfricf 4 AAAA compe- fifion. The hack was wide open for +he energefic cinder- Lasf season +he hack feam won +hree meek. placed men who frekked ouf for +he feam fhis season. From +hird in disfrid emtforfI and fiffh in sfafe. Abraham fhese applicanh will come +he core of frackmen on Johnson. Lincoln's high and low hurdler. was fhe sfafe which Coaches L. J. Arceneaux and Clayfon Clark base represenfafive. +heir hopes for a season of winners. Firs! row: Sidney Baker. Calvin Sfephens, Willie Jackson, Rogers Branch, Tommy Smiley. Calvin Dupree. Herman Wallace. Robert Nuberry. Ronnie Price. Second row: John Clnyfon HrainerL Eldridge SmiH'I. Roberf Simon, WIHie Jackson. Leo Baker. CIiHord Redmon. Curfis Carl. John Baker. Thomas Gunner, E1ell Aikins. Calvin Collins. Third row: James Franan. Robert Robinson. Preston Landry. Harold Baker. Willie Orphe, Bennie Foreman. John Marshall. Morris Broussard. Jonah Ford. and Ray Anderson. 59 i3. :1 483m 4n ORGANIZATIONS The Rush of Deadlines Webwl Mrs. D. J. Chem: and EdHor-in-chief Kenny R, Mam sfudy good and bed poms es earHer ancorn and Omar school yearbooks before planning producilon scheme c; We mu Bumble- bee. Ukbove, Miss Joyce Howard. finance adviser, looks over rough dram M ad copy which Alvin Heberf and Redo KBH- er are preparing. Copy musf be neaHy. accurakely and aHracher done in order lo susfain saHsHed adverHsers. EDWORML STAFF Edifor-in-chief Kenny Rufh Martin Faculfy edHors Lou Cindy Young Doloris KiHingsworfh Organilafions edi+ors BeveHy Washingfon Joan Brooks Sporis edifors George Jones AMn Chavls Ac+ivi+ies edifors Debres Syers BeHy MCGIory enior' Junior edHor Thomas Taylor Sophomore. Freshman edifors Cafherine Beauman Rose Marxe Maan IAbove1 Business Manager Edna James seems pieased th check for an ad which . she hands +0 Bookkeeper Barbara Auguane for recording Henry Frazier fame; Advcsor Me mm yearbooks sow. Mrs. D, J. Ches+er THE 1961 BUMBLEBEE 62 . . . but the End Was Rewarding From Sepiember +0 press Hme Hwe word is DEADLINE! There are picfure deadHnes +0 meet copy deadlines +0 make and. aways of imminence, +he deadline in geHing fhe copy f0 +he pub- Usher! whom Sources oi Iaym ideas are prachaHy ummess. Joe Ann Brookx Lou 0de Young, and DobrIs leingsworw may gaff mes for sampbs of picvonal disphys m processions magazines. The l9bl Bumblebee sfaff is composed of seven divisions: factu activiHes and fea+ures. sporfs. xxH' classes organizafions and finance. These divisions are sfaffed by ngHeen seniors and one iunion under Hwe guidance 0F an ediforial and a finance adviser. 7...-.; iAbova A IiHIe bit of many +alenfs Vs useful 10 yearbook swam. Spoer EdHor George Jam th assistance oF Achmes EdHor BeHy Mchry. pufs finishing fouches on snow man which Jones bum for Bumblebee FrosrCapades, FINANCE STAFF Business manager Edna James AdverHsing edifor Billy W. Sparks AdverHsing agen+ Alvin Heberf Subscripfions edifor Henry Frazier Subscripfions agen+ Reao KeHer Bookkeeper Barbara Augusfine ununw Advisor 4 Miss Joyce E. Howard whom Beverly washingan and Thomas Taylor stand'mg1 get assxsmce In fyping 4mm Dams Hands and Catherine Beauman. Seems like me; and mHes of Copy have +0 be wped before a yearbook is finished! YEARBOOK STAFF 63 Council Strengthens School Traditions Fm row vesm Cacao Lawrence Thomas Travis Hm Brenda Tafeman Cecema Nexander Ann Haley mm Roberlscm Phyllis Gram Hardy 5mm Pew Second row: Edna James Pafricia 3W 65H Law VaHer'we Foreman Lois Branch. Sha ron Man exd Mary LavaWw's Sarah Taylor Mary semen Third row' Mr 5 EHiesom Haroki m6, Robere Landry BeHy Brown, Martha Chades, Man's Hemm 65H Spanm sew Heberf Brenda Maer sLsan wmams, PhyHIs Syers. sew Mcexw consrance Francix Hargfe MWen Camryn Boniom Mary Shaw EvereHe Low Lune Harrison Fourih row: wnue Johnsom Mervin Conner. wrma Bryant Laura LockeHe Barbara Augmsne, Debris KxHingswmm Verdie PraH, Jacquelyn Ned om Loeb Oeofha WiHiams. Barbara ShIeHs, Cafherine Hayes, Anna Connen SHMey SmH'H. STUDENT COUNCIL The Sfudenf Council. under Hwe Weadership o$ Eugene from each homeroom secfion as weH as ste s+udenfs Harrisom president has been doing much +0 con+inue eleded +0 Hwe posiHon o1C officer by popular sfuclerd +0 sfrengfhen schod fradHions. Referred +0 as H13 5m, vofe. denf governing body, If is composed of represenfaHves Courfesy Week is an annual Sfudenf CouncH achHy. Their allischool sociaWs enHven +he school day. Righf: STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS. Seahed: CaMerine Jones secreiayy: Debris Fon+eno+, 5551mm secremy: Eugene Harri- 50m prestenf; EvangeHne mm vicerpresw'dem; Mary AHen. treasurer. smdinq: Mr. EHisom Richard Champagne, sergeamratarms: Roger Branch, chaplain Thomas Watsom busTness manager: John Comeaux.repor1er. b4 The Extras Were Newsworthy semd: elm Fonfenot BeHy Auguana Isaac Levy Sfeve wahm Doris Capmm Charlene WIHIams Jackie Bourgeois Bernadine Rm; Gerakiine Hudsom Lois Branch, JessTe AHisom WiHa Vidor. Standing: Mrs. v. L. mam Rodney PM. News Adams, John Kxng, cxarence Loffon. seme mark. BeHy Hill. Ransom Shawden Ronnie Sam and wawerHam LINCOLN MIRROR Exfra! is 3 mos? meaningful expression +0 MIRROR staffers, H fakes exfra fime. exha effort and an exfra amcuniL of awareness +0 keep abreasf of fine goings-on Lois Branch edifor-in-Chief Jessie Allison. news edHor Willa Vicfor. news edifor Gloria Fonfenot promofion manager Bernadine Ryds. business manager JeraHine' Hudson, circulafion manager Ronnie Sam, circuWrion assis+anf Jackie Bourgeois. circuIaHon secrefary Goldia Young, sociefy edifor Doris Capfain, sociefy edifor John King. sporfs edifor Clarence Loffon. sporfs edifor in and around Hue schod in order +0 dis+ribufe +0 +he readers each monfh a full coverage of school acfivifies. Credif wtor Hwe pubHcaron of +hese 5 W's goes fo: Selsie Clark, wreafure edifor Beffy Hill. feafure edi+or BeHy Augusfine. dub edifor Rodney Pih'e, club edifor Ransom Sfrawder. exchange edifor WaHer Hall. arfisf Nafhan Adams make-up edHor Isaac Levy. make-up edifor Charlene Williams. sfaH wrifer Sieve WaHers, pho+ographer Bobbie Coleman. phofographer Mrs. Vivian L. Tizeno, adviser. 65 Elections Are Their Business Fird row: BeveHy Washingfon. Bernad'me Ryals, Helena Deese, Vdma SfaWord, Sandra Dixons Timmhy Johnson Edna James. Second row: DarM Green. MMon Cooks Dlanna Breaux, James Parker. EfHel Francis, Jessie Vincent eneva Arceneaux, Irma Bryant Third row: Edward smegat Mary Readies MargareHe Norman, Virginia scypxom Fredia Pefes Gan Lain Lena Cowes George Dam Mrs. L. M MiHer. Foudh row: Horfense Hall. Dor'ws CaphaIns Debris KIHIngsworfh, Virg'm Pans Wirmfred Evanss Barbara Colemam BeHy HHL Pearlie PoHdores Geraldine Hudson. FiHh row: Gloria Fonienot VaHen'e Foreman Dofsie Sf. Julian Josie McPhersons GaH Spanns MHHcen? Lees Maude Payfons Carolyn Starks Ear; Mxnards Lawrence Jones. Sixfh row: BRHy Sparkss Bobbie Nkek Rose Brown Shirley Howards Brenda BeH. Cafherine Beauman, Jackie Bourgeois Mary Briscoes veraxe Pram Roy Anderson. sevenH. row: Marian Anderson Emmy Murphy, Pmmp Hayward. James Horlonl MarHyn Down'mgs Ber re Arceneaux, Rose Shields Minerva Gooden. Fred Mosss AHred Loves Eunice Beniamm Eigmh row: Edith Comeauxs Josephine S1gm, Charlie focths Ronald Malveaux. WHdred Levinel James Robertsom Joann Bell, Blah Simmons Eihel McGennonl Mary HIH. VOTERS LEAGUE Members 0F fhe Vofers League are sfudenfs who are zenshfp :esponsibimy by using discriminafion in vof- well informed in cornedL voHng procedures. The ing. and by making an in+elligen+ sfudy of persons and League's main wruncfions are +0 conducf all school elecs issues f0 be vo+ed on. EligiHe vofers are Hwose sfudenfs fions. +aHy vofess and announce resuHs of +hese eIec- who have paid a smaH poll fax fee. fions. Mrs. L. MIHer sponsors +his group. Beverly Washing- The Leaque encourages sfudenfs +0 fulfill fheir cifi- fon is president 66 They Practice With Purpose In Hue lafe af+ernoon you may find small groups 0? band sfudenfs in some remofe corner . . . or under a free . . or on He Yawn of Hue Inner courfs praching diligenHy in order +0 achieve fusf Hwe righf fonal qualify and fimfng. Tha+ H1ese pradTCe sessions pay dividends is evidenced In H16 greaf de- mand $or Hve services of Hwis 74vpiece band. H seems +ha+ no parade is compIefe wifhomL +he Lincoln marching band. Cerfainly. Hwy are a mosf vifal parf of He half Hme per- brmances af foofball games. In Hwe Inferscholach League band parficipafion Vasi March +hey were awarded second place in concert Mr. O. J. McNeil Es direc'ror. Charles Ford is president Lee Walker. vice president Mary AHen. secrefary; Evangeline Lacey. assis+an+ secretary: Doris Loeh business manager; and James Paul. sfudenf direcfor. BAND OFFICERS w 5? V4 DRUM MAJOR RUDY AIKELS Sealed: Mary AHen, CharVes Ford, Lee WaTker. Harold Pierre, AI Ray Summer, Doris Levlege. Evangeline Lacey Shanding: Percy Jones, Horfense HaH. Eugene HarrTsonl BeHy WiHiams James Paul. Robert William; Daryl Greem Winfred Evans ChaHoHe Baszile, 67 Steps Were High, F ast, and Timely . . . MAJORETTES BeHy Williams. VerdIa Payne. Linda BaHsfe. Winnfred Evans. Marilyn Mc- DanieL Rena Cde. Don's Leviege, NeHie Howard, June Seals. Gloria MiHer. Larry Jackson, Rkkie Smith FayeHa Jackson Melvin Thomas Mary Allen. 68 and the Music Matched the Pace REEDS Firs! row: Raymond Walken Josephine HarrKsom LoIa Mthoy. Ruby Theno. John Arceneaux Dofs'we Sr. Juliam Diana Ned Marshall Nicholson, Second row: EvangeHne Lacey Nadine D1xon. Hortense HaH, CharXoHe BaszHe Sandra Anderson, Cardyn Meelom Gare Jacob Preiean. Valerie Foreman, Jane Jacob, WaH'er BeH. James Parker, JacqueHne Ned Doris Loeb BRASS Firsf row: Chnfon Andersom Tyron Jackson. JeweH Thomas Charies Freeman, Roy Gabriel LoWe BaHen Roland HeMy Reginald Walker. Anrhany DeMarHva. Second row: ChaHes Hams, Wesby Godfrey, Delia Hendersom Roberf Pam, Chrence Roberisom Ronnie Sanderson. Greqary Francis Renaud Brenf. Third row: Lawrence Bradley Pam Sfawden Jean Jacob Richard Thomas James Pam Edgar Davidson. Michael Webb. WiHard Harrison. Herbert Anderson, Fourih row: Verdie PraH Lee WaWer, Jewel Barnes Bennie Woodg Darryl Green WiHie SosVand. 69 A-V Experiences Develop Versatile Operators Hm row: QuIaneHa Duke; Robed Tm Leonard Washingion, Percy Jon53 Roby: Frank Lee m:ne deen mm Moum Charlene AHTson. Second row: Leroy sperm James Robmm AHred Eugene WHUe Landm Edgar Hm Cedr'wc Bmdsham Van McDanieL Miss L. A. Weaver, Sam waners WiH'am Grsem Qarence LoHon. Third raw: Dam smenm Roberf Taybn Rudozph Charm. Tommie Deax, Edward smegau Douglas mam Harry Joseph, 0mm Pam Edrldge swam. The Audio-Visual Operafors Club is composed of The experiences gained have done much +0 de- fwenfyrseven youngsfers Inferesfed in learning H16 vebp Jrhe desirabb +raHs expressed by Hweir moHo, fundamenfak CH machine operaHon and insfrucfional Acfive. versafile. observant courfeous. The offi- maferials disfribuHon. cers are: Roberf Frank. presidenf Lee Hvine WaIker, vice presidenf Roberf Troy secrefary Percy Jones, freasurer AUDIO-VISUAL OPERA TORS CLUB 70 They Assume Responsibility; Assist With Library Operations Firs! row: Laura LockeHe Jewel Zenom Ruby Zenon, Mary Freddie, Norma Taylor. Sandra Shadowens. Second row: Gall Sperm. HTIda Johnson, Debris Fonfenoh Mrs. E. WaHerg Dofsie 5L Julian. Third row: JosepNne Harrw'som Clara Provost Kafherine Jones Verdie PraH. Merva Hall. Gloria Fonfenoh MarHyn Downing, Mary Fonfenol. Anna Conner. Dafsie Rodgers Betty Griffin. Library Club members help +0 operafe +he library and assume responsibIIHy for ifs weH-being. Merm bers work during sfudy hall periods, learning pro- cedures and assisfing wifh library operaHons. They help in planning Book Week achiHes. sponsor a fee for S+uden+ Council and faculfy. and plan and par- ficipafe in library assembly programs. Kafherine Jones is president Mrs. Eva WaHers, sponsor. LIBRARY CLUB 7l Voices Raised in Song Attract Firs'r Row: Rose Brown, LiHie Traxner. charrema Henderson, Bobbie Walker. Second Row: Minerva Gooden. Lassie Walken VernHa sym Velma Alex. Third Row: Lillian Bessard Muncene Lee. Emmy Murphy. Gloria Webb Teddxe Coleman. BASSES Firs! Row: Vernon Leveiga stah Pam, Nbert Ham. Alfred McNiel. Second Row: Herberf Bazrom om seesaw John 35mm, Harold Joseph Third Row: Rudy AiHes. Aaron Browm Eoykin swam William Tyler, Percy MaHeL 72 F ull Audiences of Music Lovers Nof only are our Choral groups in greaf de- mand as an effecfive compiemem +0 fhe pro- grams af Lincoln, buf +heir performances are reques+ed for communify civic organizafions. and as gues+ arHs+s 6+ ofhe'r schools in H15 disfricf. Qufnfefs vocal soloIsfs, and pianisfs from +he choral groups parfIcipafe in fhe disfricf infer- scholasfic and sfafe league acfivifies each spring. Perhaps Hveir mosf memorable performances were fhe Chrisfmas Canfafa The Sfory of Christ and +he Band and Choral concerf in 1he spring, Mrs. V A. Mifchell is direcfor; Lois Branch Is president Firs? row: Joyce Addison. Gloria McKenzie. Second row: Elhsl Gar- re Rosa Thompsom Lois Branch. Third row: Carolyn West. Janice Prescoft Hebna Deesel Evelyn Moulhy. TENORS Firs! row: James Horton. PhiHip Cook, Reginald Joseph. Second row: Allen Miles Walter Johnson, MarshaH Brousserd Lemy EHIOL Third row: Mervin Connen Lincoln Wright. Willie CockrelL Hayward WTHTams. Willis CoHTns. 73 F orensic Members Perfect Speech Habits Firs! row: BiHy Sparks Debres Fonienot WiHa Vidon MarHyn Down'ng, Mary Freddie, Kenny MaHFn. Second row1VerdFe Pran EvangeHna Lacey BeHy WHHam5 Verdia Payne Edna James Doloris KIHingswoer Debris Francis Gon'a Young Ma Edwards Merva HaH. Third row: Sandra Shadowenz gem LavaHaIs Doris capra1n,w;anhed Evm LOJ Cindy Young, Nyanza Joe .ChaHoHe BaszHe. Peggy Franklin. Fourth row: CaWerine Jones, Maude Payiom Gbr'wa FoMenol, Shidey Shldds. Fifih row: Manan Andersom Barbara Arceneaux Oh: WH- llama MHdred Sweet Max'ms FowHes Carolyn Siarks. BeaMce Landry Horfense HaH. Sixfh row: FeHon Marh'm Joseph Lockwood Alvin Chavis Eugene Harrisonk Lewis Provosh M Sumpfer, Hardd P'werre. FORENSIC, CLUB From +he +hir+y sfudenfs who form +he Forensic Club come +he debafers. declaimers, disc jockeys, announc- ers. and public speakers who represenf Lincoln in infer- schoiasfic parficipafion. radio forums, and in various oner ways Foofball halffime performances were narra+ed by a member of +he Forensic Ciub. Devofion. which pre- ceded H1e kickoH of each home game, was given by a Forensic Club member. For Hwefr pemrormance in a panfomime. Hfled Den- fisf +he Menace. individual members were awarded 74 +hird place on Frosf-Capades. +he yearbook varIefy show. Officers are Billy Sparks president Willa Vicfor. vice presidenf: Delores Fonfenof, secretary: Marilyn Downing. assis+an+ secrefary: Verdia Payne. freasurer: CharioHe BaszHe. chaplain: Sandra Shadowen, parlia- mentarian: Eugene Harrison. sergeanf-af-arms: Kafhe- rine Jones business manager: and Mary Freddie re- por+er. Coisponsors are Mesdames M. L. PickeH and R. I. Simpkins. Audience Enchanted With Drums 0f Deatlf Hm row: MarieHa Payna Joyce Ann Sumpfer, Loyce Sumpfen Haze! ScoM Maw Fredd'ya Norma Taybn EvangeHne Lacey, Ame mm Joann Johnson Gladys WHsom Consfance Breaux. Second row: Bessie GabrieL Josephine Sight Vehna WaHaca Emma LavaHais Pama Dyan Shawn M Debug Hawking Pearue Pondm Hyena Dem Veh'na Am Merva HEM cmx MarshaH. Third row: M255 N J. EHisom BeHy Trahdn veymd SfaHord Don's capmn, Fawn. row: sway 3mm Mame Fowlke; Bows wawer Gbrla Fomm Nyanza Joe Gbrx'a ssemson wma vmm Rosa smem mm; WaIken elm Webb th row: qum MlHer dered Lavhe, Bobbie Coleman, AHon Jam Mme Mack Hardd Joseph Lawrence McCaH Fem Marh'm Roy Anderson Raymond Pmps ward Rivers, Hoke Green Joan Brew Verdie Pm. LINCOLN LITTLE THEA TER The play's +he +hing Is no idle mo++o wifh Lincoln LIffle Theafer members. The play was Hue +hIng WM; enfhusiasflc audw'ences when Hwis group presen+ed +wo oneracf plays HA Raisin in five Sun. and 'Andy's AnficsH for assembly and PTA audiences. They ako appeared in a one-ad pby during five ln- ferschobsfic League meet 1n March H15 LHHe Theafer performers pre- senfed Drums mr Deafh as Hash fhreerad pIay for Hwe school year, Ochrs are Phillis Walker. president Bobbie Walker. vice president Helena Deese secrefary: Evangeline Lacey assfs+an+ secretary: Sharon Fisk. freasurer: and Norma Tayfor. reporfer. Miss N. J EHIson Is sponsor mm A scene from HAndy's Aans, one of me oneract plays on Me LHHe Theafer calendar for H78 school year. Bi-Phi-Chem Delves Into Scientific Whys, Exhibits Some Answers in Spring Science F air Fim row: EvangeHne Lacey Dem: Fonfenof, Dome 5+. JuHan, MarHyn DownTng, Hilda Johnson, BeHy Griffin, Katherine Jam Sandra Shedowens Norma Tayior. Second row: Mr, Chester Levy Donald Floyd. sewsxe clam Maude Paym 65H Spanm Mary Dougxas Verdie PraM James Horforu CaMn s+ephens Ruby Zenon. Mr. Freeman. Third row: Hdn'dge Mm Thomas Taybn Jessie Amm Hayward wn. Hams Leroy Morrow Cedric Bradshaw Bobbie Mm Herber! amen. Sidney Baken Eugene Hamm president Today's sfudenfs may be fomorrow's scienfist or so BLPhi-Chem Club members are encouraged +0 Wink. And so. Jthose who are Inferesfed in science as a career. as well as fhose who wish is explore +he field of science beyond dassroom ac HviHes. meef regularly +0 devebp projecfs of individuS Inferesf, and +0 hear Iecfures by persons in +he field of science 76 The Science Fair. now in HS +hird year of preparafion. is an annud proied 0 Hwe Bi-Phi-Chem dub. Eugene Harrison and Deloris Fonfenof are presidenf and vice- presidenf. respecfively. Sponsors are Messrs. Ches+er Levy, A. H. Hamson. Charles Freeman. and Ronald Spooner. Prospective Teachers Increase Knowledge of the Profession Hm row: Merva Ham presiden': Norma Simon. secreiary: Arlene Anderson wmam Greem heasurer: Rem Sparks. vTce president: Gladys wuson. BeHy mason Mary wnnm Gum Richard, Dom Loeh Gwenddyn Lem BeHy Hm, Second row: BeHy Levim wan Jones Nma Augush'na Gbrla HancheHe. Lows summer, Joyce summer Margaref 5mm Baum kw Mary ShaneHe Maxine FowHtes. Seleaiha A Dean Mary Andrew; Laura LockeHe. Josephine Harrison. Sharon Mansffekt Shave Wa'fers Brenda Maxie, Mary Dougwas. Third row: Co smce Parken Edirh Moody Joann Johnson, BeHy Km Annie Conner QuenHHa mm Josephine saw, FUTURE TEACHERS H your ambifion leads +0 5 feaching profession, Wis Miss L. A. Weaver is sponsor. The officers are Merva club wiH be of Importance +0 you. Ifs aim is +0 offer HaJL president ArIene Andersom viceipresidenh Nor- pofenHaV feachers appropriafe experience f0 heVp +hem ma Simon. secretary: BeHy Addisonl assisfanf secre- develop readiness +0 college programs of feacher edu- fary; Maxine Fowlkes, chaplain; ReHwa Sparks. sergean'f- cation. af-arms; Billy Green. freasurer. IRIqhH Mrs. L H. Hicks insialls dafe of Sindeni CouncTI OWL cars In first assembly ceremony. Spirited Yells Inspire Teams Firs! row: Cleolha WIHiams. Barbara Shields, Alice Batista EveXyn Keys. Second row: Chem A. Barfom cercaplafn: Earl Davis Joseph Free- mam James Dorsey wma Victor. capfain. CHEERLEADERS If you don'f have Hue school spirif i+ is cerfainly nof H16 faulf of He cheeHeaders. One can hardIy remain unmoved when +his lively group leads off wifh ifs un HmHed quo+a of high spirifed. weHvexecufed yells. They build +116 fires H15? spark +he school spirhL fhroughouf Hwe s'radium. and cheer Hwe boys +0 vicfory. Whefher we win or lose. H16 cheerleaders are always doing fheir best Mrs. M. L. Londow Is sponsor. Willa V?c'ror is cap- fain; Cheryi Barfon. corcapfain. tLeM Cheerleaders fake a converMHe ride down parade Vane In Homecoming celebration. Colors F lash in Unison at Sports F estivities Fird row: Joyce WlHiams hnaioreffeL Gail Lain Lime Trainen Gloria McKenzIa Doris Sfrawden Yvonne Thomas, Jackie Bourgeois. meior- eHe. Second row: SHrley Weldon. Janice PrescoHK Charlefha Hendersom PerHe Pcerore Jane Wilson. Fredfa Pefe, CaroWn Sfarks Virginia Scypion. Third raw: Roxanna Bienne. Joann Breaux. Ruth Hines. Marian Anderson. Barbara BaHsfe. MargareHe Normam Nma WaWer. Bertha Cellins HONEYBEES Whife gloved hands. moving in unison, made a mosf impresswe pfcfure as Jrheir owners. The Lincoln Honey- bees, sfephed smarHy and wifh precision down The foof- baH field af haHmee. The +eam. framed by Mrs, A. R Guidry. wi'rh Hwe assisfance of Misses Bobbie Jacket Margare+ Franklin. and BiHIe WIHiams nof only performs af games. bmL is offen caHed upon $or various communHy-sponsored pa- rades. Firsf row: Bobbie Cdeman ImaioreeL Armada Lain Mary Channel. Norma Moore. Bobbie Walken Rose Marfin, PorHa BeHezire. Peggy Franldin Earl Jean LoviIoHe Nyanza Joe tassf. maioreeL Second row: JoAnn Johnsom theX Thoma; Sally Ina, Cardyn Reader. Eadene Comeaux, Bernadine KeHen 79 Honor Society Scholars Are the Firsi row: Jess'we AHlsom PearHe Polidore. Kamemne Jones, Lois Branch Kenny Marim Barbara Auguanel Hilda Johnson WIHa Vidon James Hormn. Second row: Verdie PraH. 65H Spanm PhyIHs Walker. Dom'e Sv. Julian Debris Fonfeno? Nyanza Joe Helena Deese Evangehne Lacey. Third row: Eugene Harrison, Hayward WlHiams. Aaron Brown. Rudy Nkles Gama Price. and Gloria Sfevenson. NATIONAL SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY Mainhaining a 8 average is only one of Jrhe qualificafions for membership in our Na+Ional Honor Sodefy Leadership. serv- Ice and characfer evaluafions are consider- ed very imporfanf. Jroo. This does nof mean however, +ha+ Hwere Ks aMays aH work and no play In H1is seWed sociefy. The yearly acfiva cakenclar in- cludes a Chris+mas dinner. a picnic. and a banquet Of course. The momL impressive adiva is H18 ceremony each spring for inducffon 01: new members. Mrs. R. . Simpkins is sponsor. OHicers are Evangeline Lacey. president Eugene Harrisom vice president BeHy Williams. secrefary: Nyanza Joe. chaplain: and Bar- bara Auguane, freasurer. Rem New members insfalled in Na- 1ional Honor Sociefy in rainbow cere- mony. Select of School Society Firs! row: Virginia Maxie, Gwendolyn Johnson, Alma Augustine. Clara Provosh BeHy Levine, Cynfhia Gilbert Deloris Barnes, Norma Taylor. Peed Lanes Second row: Merva Hall, EdHh Moody. Carolyn Harrison. Norma Moore Sarah Thomas PaMCia Ballom Rosa Thompson, Doris Loeh Raymond WaWer. Third row: Simmie McDaniel. Kafka Sparks. Arlene Andersom Maxine Calcoie, Audrey Benjamin. Phyms Syers. Anna Conner. Foudh row: ChaHes Freeman, Welfer Gradneyl Herberf Bazron. Rudy Simpson. DoreH Lee Richard Ballou Vernon LevTege. Delanor Lanes. James Paul. Benny Woods. Pefer Braggs. NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY These are iuniors of the elife group called Nafional Honor Socie+y. Sfudenfs in grades seven Hurough nine who mainfain a B average or above are eligible for membership. Mrs. Verdine Young is sponsor. IRith John Narcis accepis award presenfed by Mr. Ronald Spooner on Awards Day Iasf spring, sponsored by the Na- fion$ Honor Socieiy. Such recognHion was given +0 students making oufsfanding Coanufions in each of the deparfmen's of the curriculum, Pure Thoughts, Pure Words, Pure Actions TRl-Hl-Y Firsf row: Pquie Franklim Carolyn Bonfom Julia Banon. Hargie Millen Blee Gordon Brenda Eli Goldie Young, Second row: Norma Jean Moora Barbara Shieldg Betty Lou Mcelory. Edna Jamey BobbTe Walker, 091m Fonfenof, Priscw'Ha Johnsom Gwendolyn Laday. Third row: Hilda Johnson. Marilyn Downing. Josie McPherson, Katherine Hayes. BeHy LavaHais, Sharon Hsk. PhyHIs Walken Deloris Hawkins. Gbria Fonfenot and Horfense HaH. Tri-Hi-Y girls make +heir moHo meaningful when +hey serve as communify helpers a+ local day nurseries and Hue LiHie Nichols Home. and dlsfribufe giffs f0 indigenf families during Jthe year. They raise funds for +he above- menfioned proiecfs and for affendance af Y confer- ences by giving socials and seHing dinners. Represenfafives of Jrhe five Tri-Hi-Y clubs aHend H16 annual conference a+ Prairie View College each year. Sponsors are MIsses N. J. EHison. Dolly DeJean. and Mesdames BeHy Washingfon. and Clesfher Pefers. Their major social achHies were a Mofher and Daughfer banquet and a picnic for dub members who are seniors, TR! HI - 82 Underlie Philosophy of Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y Clubs Hl-Y Seafed: kaac PauL Henry Frazier, Boykin ShieVds Reao KeHer, John Felix. Clarence Wise. Standing: Robed Frank. Lee Walker. Bernard Mou- +on. Charles Colbert Grant BaIIIe. Pefer Alfred James Comeaux. John Auguane. and Lawrence McCall. A game of checkers. ping pong, or dominoes are ences. onIy a few of Hwe daHy affernoon games enioyed by He One of Hweir mosf impressive acfivifies of H19. year is Hi-Y boys a? +he Seven+h Shes? YMCA. These fellows H1e iniHaHon anal insfallaHon of new members. The also sponsor socials. car washes. and dinner sales +0 ge+ sponsors are Messrs. Clayfon Clark and Joseph Cha- funds for aHendance af dishicf and sfafe Y confer- chere. Presidenfs are Reao Keller and Boykin Shields. 83 Linguists Discuss, Study Customs, Mares of F oreign Countries Hm row: Bevfy wmaam Nyanza Joa Debris Fonfenot Geraldine Hudson, Ina Edwards. Bernadine Ryaxs. Second row: CharloHe BaszHe Barbara Augush'nm Kenny Mam. Deoris Kamngwom wma vxccor. Third row: Lou Cindy Young. GeraH Price. BeHy Hm. Alvin chm. Bobbie Colemam Jessie NHsom Maxine Fowlkes. Same cxark. Sharia Foneenm. Mn J P, Hall. sponsor. FOREIGN LANGUAGES CLUB There's much ado abouf Spanish and French when Discussions of cusfoms and mores mt peoples of We Foreign Languages CIUb memebers 95+ Jrogefher in Spanish-and French-speaking counfries confrlbufe fo- monfhly meefings. They offen make VOICE recordings ward a beHer undersfanding of Hwese counfries. The in order +0 devebp beHer phraseology in +he Jtwo lam yearly assemny which +hls group presenfs is bofh guages. colorful and divershqed. Mr. John Hall is Sponsor. 84 The Role Increases in the New F rontier BETTER CITIZENS CLUB Firsf row: Rudy SImpsonI sergeanhabarms VIrgInIe MIHerI hIsIorIan' Jean FranklInI MGIorIa Webe vIce presIdenf: Mary WIIliams. Brenda MaxIeI BerLInda RoyI Nma AugustneI EeHy KIngI Jeannie Johnson Second row: MrsI WHII Ie eyI Norma TaylorI presidenh Una Simon. Gwendo yn JohnsonI IreasurerI Constance Breaux. MarIeNa PayneI Caronn Sue Brown, Jean HurIsI Sandra BroussardI reporfer: Lela Ann LaIr. 'LIHIe JacksonI DeHa HaHI Gioria AHen. Third row: Joseph RyaIs, PeIsr Braggs. secrefary: Rosa ThompsonI assistant secretary: Sylvia MuckeI- royI BeHy SIgurI Virginia MaxIeI business manager: HeIan Taie. chapIaIn; MaxIne CalcoIe. Rose Jones. Edifh Moody. Norma Simon. Arlene Anderson. Re'ha SparksI AIice Bush. bars. The offIcers are: Norma J. Taylor. presidenh GlorIa Webb. vice-presiden+: Pefer Braggs. secreIary: Gwendolyn JohnsonI Jrreasurer; Rudy Simpson. ser- To become beHer cifizens of fhe school communHy In order Io prepare for achve, parficipafing and co- operafive cifizenship In adulf life Is fhe Iheme of The discussions during meefings of fhe BeHer Cifizens Club. geantaharms, Mrs. J. W. WhIHey Is sponsor of Hwese Iwenfy mem- 85 3! L QC? ? V3414HW 9 g kg wiuxw wwmwbww Mzw . yoawweafguu M xu.:ga;aa.e9a9vwl MwHA-h M ' V .lwhwfxgr 4 V r 1' A . , 1r STUDENTS MOST OUTSTANDING . . . MOST OUTSTANDING SOPHOMORES g'IIUUUl vmuntn 95w AVON PICTURE 56 1 , ALL TH L V 'th YOU CANNI Ennis Washingfon Pairicia Ballou Pefer Braggs Refha Spa rks Best in . . . Scholarship . . . Character . . . 88 . . . BY FACULTY CHOICE MOST OUTSTANDING SENIORS MOST OUTSTANDING JUNIORS Evangeline Lacey Eugene Harrison Verdie Praff James Horfon . . . Citizenship . . . Participation 89 At the eTop 0f the Heap??? ... Y x a, $24 7' Standing: WiHa Vidon WaHer Johnsone Boykin Sh'weldse Delores Syem. Seaied: BeHy WiHlamse Evangeline Lacey. Seniors are expecfed in be a++11e +op of H19 heapH in aH effom consfrucfive . . . and so we were. We were very much in evidence In varsHy basebaH. baskefbaHe foofbaHe and were +eam cap+ains mt mosf of Hwese acfivifies. In organizafions, we were presidenf of Jrhe Sfudenf Council. Hue Neffonal Honor Socie- +y. Choral Club. Forensic Qub, Vo+ers League, and Red Cross. fo men+lon a few. We were hand maiors. driH maiorees. and ediforseinechief mt yearbook and newspaper. A few of us were sfrafghf A s+udenfs, while ofhers had permanenf niches on BH honor rolls. Our officers are Boykins Shields, president Willa Vidon vicerpresldenf: Delores Syers. secrefary; BeHy WiHiams, assfsfanf secrefary; WaHer Johnson. chapwain: and Evangeline Lacey, parliamentarian. The I75 seniors were separa+ed info five secficns sponsord by Mr. B. 6. West khairmanL l2-5; Mrs. D. J. Chesfer, 12-4: Mr. H. J. Bradshaw. I23; Miss N. J. Ellison. 12-2: and Mrs. M. L. PickeH. lZ-I. 90 . . . of Course We Were AIKELS, RUDY LAWRENCE Drum Major. Marching Band: NaHonal Honor So- ciefy; Bi-PhLChem Club: Hi-Y; Mixed Glee Club: Jazz Combo: Tennis. ALEXANDER. ANTHONY FRANK AudIo-Visual Aids. ALFRED. PETER Varsify foofba . ALLISON. JESSIE MAE NaHonal Honor Sociefy: Foreign Languages Club: New Homemakers of America: Bi-Phi-Chem Club. ANDERSON. HERMAN JR. Explorers Club: Library Club: Milifary Club. ANDERSON. ROY LEE Track. ARCENEAUX. BARBARA ANN Voters League: Tri-Hi-Y; Forensic Club: Fufure Nurses. ASKEW. MELVIN LEE AUGUSTINE. BARBARA ANNA Sfudenf Council: Nafional Honor Sociefy: Foreign Languages Club: BLPhLChem Club; Tri-Hi-Y: Book- keeper, The Bumblebee; New Homemakers of Ameri- ca; RedICross: Fufure Teachers. AUGUSTINE. BETTY ANN Foreign Languages Club: Honeybees: Tri-HLY: Red Cross; Proiedionisf Club. Plum and Whit? . . . BARNES. ROBERT THOMAS Varsify foofball; Track: HLY. BASZILE, CHARLOTTE MARIE Concerf and Marching Band: Foreign Languages ICludb; Tri-Hi-Y: Vofers League; Baskefball cheer- ea er. BELL. DELCIE LEE Baskefball: Honeybees: Red Cross: LiHle Theafer. BELL. JO ANN Vofers League: Beffer Cinens Club; New Home- makers of America. SENIORS ups : BELL. WALTER CRAIG Band; BRADSHAW. CEDRIC BERNARD Foofball; BaskefbaH: Fufure Teachers: BLPhi-Chem Club: Sfudenf Council: Junior Red Cross: Vofers League: Projecfionisf Club. BRANCH. LOIS MARIE Nafional Honor Sociefy: Honeybees; Sfudenf Coum cil; Mixed Glee Club: Foreign Languages Club: Edi for-in-Chief. Lincoln Mirror. BRISCOE. BEVERLY VERONICA Tri-Hi-Y: Foreign Languages Club; Arf Club. BROOKS. JOE ANN TrLHi-Y; Foreign Languages Club: Organizafions Edifor. The Bumblebee. BROWN. MACK CELL Junior Red Cross: Hi-Y: Explorers Club. 92 . . . Our Class Colors BRYANT. IRMA LEE Sfudenf Council: Tennis: Baskefba : Tri-Hi-Y; LiHIe Theafer; Vofers League. CAPTAIN. DORIS MARIE Lincoln Mirror; Forensic Club: Tri-Hi-Y: Honeybees: Vofers League. CASMORE. DELORES ANN TrLHi-Y: Sfudenf Council: New Homemakers of America. CHARLES, EMILE Fufure Teachers: Junior Red Cross. SENIORS CHARM. RUDOLPH CHARLES Audio-Visual Aids; Track. CHAVIS. ALVIN JR. Sporfs edi+or. The Bumblebee: Debafers; Forensic Club: Foreign Languages Club. CLARK. JAMES JR. Foreign Languages Club: Junior Red Cross: Indus- +rial Arfs Club. CLARK. SELSIE VEE New Homemakers of America: Junior Red Cross: Lincoln Mirror; TrivHi-Y: Foreign Languages Club: Bi-Phi-Chem Club. COLEMAN. BOBBIE JEAN Tri-Hi-Y: Foreign Languages Club; Honeybees: Hon- eybeas Maioree; Lincoln Mirror. COLEMAN. JACK Hi-Y. Our Motto: qu Strive Heffl Did someone say it's bad Mck +0 1ry graduafion uni- forms for size? EvidenHy BeH'y McGIom Delores Syers. and Thomas Taylor are nof supersmious KOh, noN. Anyway. May lfhe gownd had f0 be donned early Uusf summer. in fch for faking yearbook picfures. SENIORS COLLINS. LARRY JENE Swimming feam: BaskefbaH. COOK. MlCHAEL HORACE CROUT. JIMMIE EARNEST Track. DEAL. TOMMIE AudioVisual Aids: Hi-Y. DORSEY. JAMES RALPH Cheerleaders. DORSEY, RICHARD Bi-Phi-Chem Club: Hi-Y: Foreign Languages Club. 94 to Succeedww DRAKE. WILLlE RAY HLY: Junior Red Cross. DYERV PATRIA MARIE LiHle Theafer: Foreign Languages Club: Sfudenf Council: New Homemakers of America. ELLIOTT. LEROY JR. Glee Club. EVANS. WINNFRED MARIE Sfudenf Council: Vofers League; Tri-Hi-Y; Band; New Homemakers of America: Baske'rball cheer- leader: Forensic Club. FELIX. JOHN HLY: Band flagbearer. FISK, SHARON ANN Tri-Hi-Y: Junior Red Cross: LiHle Theafer: Forensic Club. FONTENOT, GLORYJENE New Homemakers of America; Foreign Languages Club; Glee Club: Library Club: Vofers League. FORD. CHARLES RAY President Marching and Concerf Band; Explorers Posh BLPhi-Chem Club: Junior Red Cross. FRANCIS, DELORIS JEAN Tennis: Hone bees: Tri-Hi-Y: Baskefball cheerlead- ers; Typist T e Bumblebee: Forensic Club: Bi-Phi- Chem Club. FRANCIS. ETH EL MAE Vofers League. 95 96 GRANGER. RAYMOND JOSEPH Foo+ball. GRANGER. THELMA LEE Forensic Club: Honeybees. GREEN. ROBERT BOBBY GROSS. FRANK JR. GUILLORY. BONNIE FAYE Honeybees: Baske+balL HALL. HORTENSE SOPHRONIA Miss Lincoln. l960-6I : Vofers League: Horizon Club: Concerf and Marching Band: Forensic Club. We Were Serious . . . FRANK. ROBERT LEE Swimming: Hi-Y; President Audio-Visual Operafion C'ub. FRANKLIN. PAUL ELLIOTT MilH'ary Club. FRAZIER. HENRY SubscripHons edifor. The Bumblebee: Hi-Y; Vofers League. GABRIEL. ADA LUE Honeybees; Tri-Hi-Y: Vofers Leagueu SENIORS . . . About Most Things . . . HALLl WALTER JACKSON JR. Lincoln Mirror: BaskefbaH: Swimming feam: Forensic Club. HARRISON. EUGENE AARON President Sfudenf Council: ViCe-presiden+. NaHonal Honor Socfefy: Explorers Cabinet Hi-Y; Bi-Phi-Chem Club; Forensic Club: Band: Swimming feam; Foreign Languages Club. HEBERT. ALVIN JAMES Baskefball: HiiY: Adverfising agent The Bumblebee. HENDERSON. RALPH Band; HLY: Baskefball. SENIORS HILL. BETTYEJEAN Fu+ure Teachers; Vofers League: Tri-Hi-Y: Honey- bees: Foreign Languages Club: New Homemakers of America. HILL. MARY LOUISE New Homemakers o$ America: BeHer CHizens Club. HOLDEN, JOHN PHILLIP HUDSON, JERALDINE ELLA MaioreHe, Honeybees; Swimming +eam: Bi-PhiA Chem Club: Foreign Languages Club; Vofers League; Lincoln Mirror. ISAAC. CORRINE ELOIS Vo+ers League: Tri-Hi-Y: Sfudenf Council. JACKSON. FAYETTA MARIE Tri-Hi-Y: Band: New Homemakers of America. 97 . . . Including Our F uture. JAMES. EDNA MARIE Honeybees, Tri-Hi-Y: Junior Red Cross: Swimming feam: Baske+baH cheerleaders: S+uden+ Councih Horizon Club: Business Manager. The Bumblebee: Forensic Club: Vofers League JOE. NYANZA RAYE Majoree Honeybees: Nafional Honor Sociefy: Sfu- den+ Council; LiHIe Theafer: New Homemakers of America: TriiHiiY; Foreign Languages Club. JOHNSON, WALTER NELSON Glee Club; Foofba . JONES. GEORGEJR. Foofball: Baske+ball; Track; Sporfs edifor. The Bum- blebee. SENIORS JONES, PERCY JR. Band: Swimming feam: Profecfionisfs Club. JOSEPH. CURTIS KELLER, REAO JOSEPH Foofball; Hi-Y: Subscrfpfion agent The Bumblebee. KEYS. MURPHY MARTON KILLINGSWORTH. DOLORIS BELLE Forensic Club: Vo+ers League: Honeybees: Bi-Phi- Chem Club: Junior Red Cross: New Homemakers of America; Tri-HLY; Factu edHor. The Bumblebee. LACEY. EVANGELINE Vice-presidenf: Sfudenf Council: Tri-Hi-Y: President Naflonal Honor Soclefy: BiVPhi-Chem Club: LiHle Theafer: Miss Lincoln aHendanf : Band: Junior Red Cross. 98 LANDRY. BEATRICE VERONICA Honeybees: Tri-Hi-Y: Vofers League. Forensic Club: New Homemakers of America. LANDRY. WILLIE JOSEPH JR. Baskefball: Fu+ure Teachers: Projecfionisfs Club: Explorers. LAVALLAIS. BETTY JEAN Tri-Hi-Y: Honeybees: Fufure Teachers; New Home- makers of America. LEVIEGE. DORIS MARIE Library Club: Band: Junior Red Cross. SENIORS LEVY. ISAAC Ill Track: Lincoln Mirror: Junior Red Cross: Fufure Teachers. LEWIS. JAMES II Track. LEWIS. JAMES LLOYD Hi-Y. LEWIS. JOHN JR. Track: Jazz Band: Hi-Y. LEWIS. ORA LENA Tri-Hi-Y; Vofers League. LOCKWOOD. JACK JR. Foo+ball. 99 In Leadership . . . LOCKWOODY JOSEPH PETER Forensic Club: Foreign Languages Club. LOFTON. CLARENCE FoofbaH: Baskefball: Lincoln Mirror. LOFTON. LIONEL LOVE. ALFRED JR. Foofball. SENIORS LOVE, JACOB JASPER JR. Hi-Y. MACK. MARIE VlCTORIA President Junior Red Cross: LiHIe Theafer: Tri-Hi-Y; Fufure Nurses; Forensic Club. MARTIN. KENNY RUTH Ediern-chid. The Bumblebee; Nafional Honor So- ciefy: Honeybees; Foreign Languages Club; LiHle Theafer; Forensic Club. MARTIN. ROSE MARIE Foreign Languages Club: Honeybees: Baskefball cheedeacler: Tri-Hi-Y: New Homemakers of Ameri- ca; Vofers League. McCLENON. ETHEL DELORIES Tri-Hi-Y; Fu+ure Teachers: Foreign Languages Club: Vofers League. MCDANIEL. VAN FEDRICK Varsify baskeHoall; FoofbaH; Vofers League: Hi-Y; Prolecfionisf Club. l00 . . . We Had No Peers MCGLORY. BETTY LOU Sfuclenf Council: Acflvifies edifor. The Bumblebee: TrLHi-Y. MCNEAL. CLARENCE Track. McNEAL. VERNON Band: Tennis: Hi-Y. MOUTON, BERNARD JOSEPH JR. MORROW. LEROY NARCIS. JOHN Tennis: S+uden+ Council; Forensic Club: Na+ional Honor Sociefy: Bi-PhLChem Club. PARIS VlRGIN MARY Vofers League: Tri-HLY; Foreign Languages Club: Tennis. PAUL, ISIAH JAMES Hi-Y: Glee Club. PAYNE. VERDIA MAE Marching 'and Concer+ Band: TrLHi-Y; Forensic Club; Band MaioreHe; Junior Red Cross: Baskefball cheerleader: New Homemakers of America: Vo+ers League. FENDER. ANNA LOUISE Tri-HiAY. IOI SENIORS PETRY, LEN Foofball: Track: Hi-Y. PRICE. ELDRIDGE GERALD Nafional Honor Sociefy; Bi-Phi-Chem Club: Forensic Club: lndusfrial Arfs Club. RITZBERG. MARION LOlS RYALS. BERNADINE Tri-Hi-Y; Junior Red Cross; Vofers League: Foreign Languages Club: Lincoln Mirror. SAM. JOSEPH RONNIE Lincoln Mirror; Hi-Y: Vofers League. SHIELDS. BOYKIN GATOR Foofball; Hi-Y; Baskefball: Liffle Theafer; Glee Club: President Senior Class, Vo+ers League. SHIELDS. SHIRLEY SMITH. NATHANIEL Baskefball; Vofers League: Foreign Languages Club: i-Y. SPARKS. BILLY WAYNE Forensic Club: Foreign Languages Club: Adverfising edHor, The Bumblebee; Deba+ers: Library Club. STEVENSON. DANIEL I02 SENIORS STEVENSON, DAVID JR. Band: Flagbearer. STRAWDER. RANSOM ll Hi-Y: Band; Lincoln Mirror. SWALLOW. DUDLEY Varsify baskefball. SWEET. MILDRED ALINE Honeybees: Tri-HLY: Forensic Club: New Home- makers of America: Fufure Teachers: Vofers League. SYERS. DELORES JEAN Secrefary. Senior Class: Tri-Hi-Y: Honeybees; Vo+ers League; Foreign Languages Club; Acfivifies edifor. The Bumblebee. TAYLOR. ROBERT Audio-Visual Aids. TAYLOR. WILLlAM Band; Foreign Languages Club. THOMAS. CLAUDIA MARIE Fufure Nurses Club; New Homemakers of America. THOMPSON. ARTHUR PERVIS Baskefball; Fufure Teachers: Bi-Phi-Chem Club: Milifary Club. TRAHAN. ALEX JR. A Few of Us Were . . . TRICE. DELORIS MARIE Honeybees: Vofers League: Fufure Nurses; Tri-Hi-Y. VELTZ. FREDDIE JR. VICTOR. WlLLA BERNADETTE Lincoln Mirror: Forensic Club: Tri-Hi-Y: Vice-presi- dent Senior Class: Captain, Cheerleaders: National Honor Sociefy. WALKER. BOBBIE JEAN Tri-Hi-Y: Honeybees: Glee Club. SENIORS WALKER. LEE IRVINE Swimming feam: Marching and ConcerfBand1Track; HLY. WALTERS. STEVE JR. Lincoln Mirror; Bi-Phi-Chem Club: Fufure Teachers; Swimming feam. WASHINGTON. BEVERLY ANN Tri-Hi-Y: Horizon Club: Foreign Languages Club: Organizafions edifor. The Bumblebee; President Vofers League. WASHINGTON. PAULJR. Foofba : Swimming feam; Hi-Y. WHITE. MARY ANN Sfudenf Council: Tri-Hi-Y. WILLIAMS. BETTY JOYCE Honeybees: Band: TrLHi-Y: Nafional Honor Sociefy: Baskefba cheerleaders: 5+uden+ CounCI . WILLIAMS. CHARLENE Lincoln Mirror; Vofers League. WILLIAMS. OLA MAE Fufure Nurses; Tri-Hi-Y. WILLIAMS. PHILIP WILSON. RAYMOND DESERALJR. Half-Hme moderafor: HLY: Sfudenf Council. YOUNG. GOLDIA MAE Honeybees: TriAHI-Y: Bi-Phi-Chem Club: Vofers League. YOUNG, LOU CINDY MAE Bi-Phi-Chem Club: Forensic Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Vofers League: Foreign Languages Club: LiHIe Theafer: Faculfy edifor. The Bumblebee: S+udenf Council: Band MaioreHe: Red Cross. . . . Honored for High Scholarship No flu! could 50 more appealing to the eye Hun this one which bore our homecoming queen Horfense Hall kenfer, Miss Lincoln I960-6I and her regal courf of affendanfs Evan- geline Lacey Hem and Lek Branch highil. It helped. foo. Hui all fhree were seniors T e iwo pages. who were aso crown bearers for the coronation ceremonies. added fa this atfracfion. SENIORS Make Prom hPreph for Senior Approval From IeH: Jackie Eourgeok. Asalee Frank Maude Payton, Bernadme Ford and Peerlie Mae Polidore. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Planning and organizing a fop nofch prom for Seniors did nof prevenf us from making our mark in a+hle+ics. scholarship, and leadership of organizafions. Those of us wifh B average or beHer formed H16 honor guard which led 1he procession of seniors during their formal cornmlencememL week acfivifies. Our welI-chosen class officers include Pearlie Mae Polidore. president Percy Mallet vicehpresidenf: Jackie Bourgeois, secretary: Bernadine Ford. assisfanf secre- 106 Jrary; Maude Payfon. freasurer: Nberf Harris. chaplain; Joyce Addison. reporfer: and Jonah Ford. parliamen- Jrarian. The 254 sfudenfs who make up our seven class rolls are sponsored by Mrs. V. A. Mifchell. chairman. Il-5: Mrs. L. M. Miller. ll-4: Mrs. G. L. WiHiams. Il-3; Mr. J. P. Hall, I I-2; Mrs. R. l. Simpkins, lI-I: Mr. Chesfer Levy, I I-6, and Mrs. Opal Smifh. lI-7. JUNIORS Adams. Nafhan Addison. Joyce Aikels Bobbie Anderson, Marion Arceneaux. Geneva Augusfine Alberf Augusfine Arfhur Bafisfe. Barbara Bafisfe. David Bafisfe. Linda Beasley. OHS Beauman. Cafherine Beli. Brenda Bellard. Lillie Benjamin. Eunice l07 JUNIORS BOMOH. Doris BOUVgeOii Jackie Breaux. Diana Breaux. Joann Briscoe, Marfha Briscoe. Mary Brown. Rose Cane. Joel Clayfon. John Cole Lena Cole, Rena Collins. Ber+ha Comeaux, James Conner. Mervin DaViS. Anna I08 l09 Efienna Roxanne Eugene Alfred Fonfenof. Deloris Fonfenot James Ford Bernadine Foreman, VaHerie Below: FowHes Maxine Frank Asalee Gefwood, Russell Goodem Minerva JUNIORS Davis Gladys Deal, Alfred Deese, Helena Dixon. Sandra Downing MarHyn DougVas, George JUNIORS Green. Eloise Griffin. BeHy Hampfom JameseHa Harris. Nberf Hawkins, Deloris Henderson. Charlefha HiH. Edgar Hines. Rufh Horfon. James Howard. Emma Jean Howard, Shirley Insell. Harold Jackson. Lawrence Jackson. Mildred Jason. Bernadine IIO JUNIORS Jacobs, Larry Johnson. Hilda Johnson. Hubey Johnson. McKinley Jones, Earnesf Jones, Kafherine Jonesl Ronnie Joseph. Harold Joseph. Harold K. Keys. Roland Lair. Gail Landry, Douglas Lavallais. Emma Lee. MIHicenf Lyonsl Pinkie ll2 Milo. Carolyn MifcheIL CharHe Morgan. Cliffon Mosley. Mae Moss. Fred Murphy. Emily Below: Pay+on. Maude Pefe, Freda Pefen Nfred James PTerre. Harold JUNIORS Mallet Percy McClennom Joann McKenzie. Gbria McPherson. Josie MiHer Glorfa Milo. BeHy 3 lg. umu JUNIORS PoHdore. Pearlie PraH. Verdie 94w xanit Rogers. Daisie Sf. JuHan, Dofsie Scypion. Virginia Shadowen. Sandra Shields. Mariie Shier; Rosa Sight Josephine Snowden. Ora Sperm Gail SfaHord. Verma Sfarks. Carolyn Sfrawder Doris Sumpfer. A! Ray ll3 ll4 Walker, Alma Wallace. Herman Walfers, CIiHon low. Washingfon. Edward Washington Genevia Weldon. Shirley Williams. Joyce Williams. Hayward Williams, Roberf Willis. HarrieHe WHLOP- Jane. JUNIORS Thomas, Joe Carolyn Thomas. Yvonne Trainer, LIHIe Tylen Wimam Vincenf Jessie Walker Phyllis We Share in the Planning From left Pafricw'a BaHouW Carolyn Reeden Carolyn West GHHs Bodden, and Glenn Holloway. SOPHOMORE CLASS PRESIDENTS We have +0 waif a IiHIe longer wror many 01c Hue pleasures which funfors and seniors enloyW buf whHe we are waifing Hwere are many Wings +0 occupy our Jrime. We share in plannTng and parHcipafing in as- sembly acfivifies. We are ache members of many school c'ubsW Realizing Hwaf if is imporfan+ +0 us +0 keep physically fit we engage vigorously in various gym achHiea including inframurai games. We were Hwe king and queen o$ Bumblebee and if you'll look on page l6 you'll Itind our picfure. We made our presence feH on honor rolls as a resulfs of our eHorfs In courses like Biology. World Hisfory, Algebra M Enghsh IL and we like. Class presiden+s are Pafricia BallouW Carolyn Reed- en Carolyn West GIHis Bodden. and GWen Holloway. Our sponsors are Mr. A. 0. Henderson. chairman. I076: Mrs. V. L. Tizeno. IO-l: Mrs. Glynnie Hayes. IOVZ; Miss MyrHe Edwards. lO-3: Mr. A. HW Harri- son. l0-4: Mr. B. B. Coursey, IO-5: and Miss Ruby Davis 10-7. H5 SOPHOM ORES ll6 Addison. Beffy Aiex. Ve ma Allen. Mary Elise AHison. Charlene Anders. Sherman Armsh'onq Charwe Baker. Sidney BaHou. Patricia Banks Geraldine Baden, Chery! BaHsie, John Bell. Denise Rochell Bellizare, Porfia Boswell, Hosea Brooks, Jerome Broussard. Marshall Brown, OfHe Anneffe Chaissom Lorena Chades. Beubh Mae Clark, Arfhur Jerry SOPHOM ORES Chyfon, Ruby Cole. PhiHis Comeaux, Earline Conner, Anna Connen Barbara Crout Shelby Dames, Bernadette Danieis. Ida DeBIanc. Emme+ Dennis Jacqueline Dixon. Nadine Dukes. Quenfinella EHfson. WiHiam Ford Carrie Frank. BeHy Franklin. Jean Gadison. Morris Garreff. thel Gaspar. Shirley Glenn, Fever SOPHOMORES IIB Guillory. Josephine HaH. Andrew HaH Merva Harrison. Josephine Hayes Katherine Hickmam Lacy Int SaHy Ann Jackson. Eaane Jackson. thel James. Hebert Jones, Nberf Jone; Mary Keys. Harold Kn'wght Emma LaFIeur. sway Lair. Amelia Lavallais Palms Lavina. Beverly Lavina. Herst Leviege. Vernon SOPHOMORES Lewis Rober? Lockeft Laura LovHoHe Earl Loe . ' Madam Carrie McDanieL June McDanTeI. Simmie McZeaI. ExTe MiHer, Virginia Milsfead, shmey MIfcheW Lena Moore. Norma Morgan, Vehna Morris Nancy Morrow Gladyola Mosley Charles M uckelroy. Sylvia Nervis Joyce M? Firs! row: Lou Newmam Marshall Nicholson Mary OHven Geraldine PauL James Paul. Second row: Juanifa PhIHips Nex PoHdore, James Pome. Washingvon Png Eerfha Pra+er. Third row: Joyce Range Eaane Raymond Cardyn Reeden Caronn Sandersom STdney Scypion. Fourth row: Barbara Shields. LiHie Shields Fred ShoHow Roberf Simon and Joyce Singen SOPHOMORES I20 Firs! row: BeHy Sly Thomas Smiley, Mark Smith, Calvin Siephens Helen Tafe. Second row: Norma Taylor. Ema Thomas Fanm'e Thompson, Almeh's Tche Vivian Vic'or. Third row: Johnnie VeaL CaroWn West Cleotha WIHIams and Henry WiHiams The 196I Yearbook Cour! Tnduded Clara Provost and Joseph Robinson ISecond pbceL and Mary Allen, CaMn Shevens Sylvia Muskie- roy Sidney Baken Queen Merva HalL King Thomas Wafson. William EHisom Dork Loelx Herberf Bazrom OHIe BrownL Vernon Lew'ege and Josephine Harrison. 12! Big Values in Small Packages seaoed: Am Augusf'me and mea Lute. Sfanding: Una Pearl 5mm CdrOWn Brow 59mm ChaHem rays Ream Edd3e MaHet and Ham Younqbbo . FRESHMAN CLASS PRESIDENTS To our surprise, we were fhe brgesf class In 1he hisfory mt Lincoln, Abouf 35! in numben we demanded and gof recognifion in Me efforfs Hwa'r coun+ed mosh such as Hwembershlp In Hwe NawWonal Junior Honor Sociefy and ofher dubse marching and concerf band par+ic1pa+?0n. and had a good season 0e wins In Junior foofbaH and bas- kefball. Though we did no+ have a cenfral sla+e of' omcers as did the Juniors and seniors, we had our own secfional oWicerS, Hue presidenfs of which were Alma Augusiine. '22 Hardd Lufee Una PeaH Simone Carolyn Brown. Beafrlce Charles, Faye Rasmus. Arlene Andersone Jerry Polidore. Richard Perkins. Eddie Manet and Harry Youngbbod. Thirfeen feachers were our sponsors, including Mrs, J, W. WhiHeye chairmane 9,4; Miss DoHy DeJean, 9-I: Miss Joyce Howard 972: Mrs. BeHy Taylor, 937 Mr. Joseph Chacheree 975: Mr. Ronawd Spooner. 9-6: Mr. Norman Hebert. 977: Mr. HiHary Robinson, 978; Mr. Arfhur CraHe 9-9; Mr. C B Freeman, ?VIO: Mrs. Earnesfine Alexander. 9-I2: and MrseCeJ. Bouldin.9-1l. BaHshL Alice BeckeHe. Pairicia BeHard Pahicia Benlamin. BeHy Bensom Theresa Boswell. Theresa Braggs. Pe+er James Branch Roger Breaux. Constance Broussard Rifa NeH l23 FRESHMEN Acrond Luke Adams CHar1ene Addisom Geraidins Nexanden Glenn AHred Herbert AHen. Gbria AHen. Pafricla Andersom Arlene Anderson, Herbert Andersom Joann Auguana Alma Barnes Deloris FRESHMEN Broussard, Rose Marie Broussard, Sandra Arm Brown. Carolyn Browm Margie Bryant Ralph Brydson. Thevesa BurHey Joann Burfom Sfeve Bush Ahce Calcofa Maxine Canen Hilberf Carten Mildred Casmfra Geraldine chaxsson, Irene Champagne. Richard Charles. seams Charles. Marfha Faye Charles. Pauieffe Citizen, Donald Clark, Verlis Marie Clayfon. Leona Marie Clayton, Shirley Coiemam Brenda Co'eman. Frederick l24 FRESHM EN ColHns. Rodney Comeaux. John Ray CorneHus, Fred Crook WaHer Davis. Sandra Dean. Seleiha Ann Deal. WiHie DeCuTr, Chades Deese Sylvia Dennis, AHen Dixom Ob Mae Dixon. Sarah Duper. DelorIs Edwards Wilma EMIYans Lonnie Fields Ruby Mae Foreman. Bennie Foreman JimmFE Ford. Joann Ford. Glenn Fonfenof, Mary Francim Vivian FranHin. Jules l25 l26 Greem William Guidry Gloria Guillory, Harmond Gunner, Brenda HancheH, GeraldTne HaH. DeHe Marie Harris. CaroWn Sue Harris. Charles Harrison. Carolyn Harrison, LIIHe Harrison. Roy Hawkins BeHy V 43'.' V.x9:$wt$ FRESHMEN Frazien Brenda Funderburk Sfeven Fuselien Anna Loraine GabrIeL BessIe GabrIeL Roy GNberL CynfMa GodFrey. Wedey Goiberh Cynthia Gradney, WaHer Greem Beverly Ann Green. Garence Green. Eddie FRESHM EN HaYes. Solomon Haynes, Ruby Hebert Elvin HeMey. Roiand Highfower. Conley Hines Eugene Hurfs Jean Marie Jacksom Barbara Jacksom Dorothy Jac 50m Houise Jacksom Garland Jackson. FeHon Jackson. Larry Johnson, Claude Johnson. Gwendolyn Johnsom Jeannie w Em Vb uni ? Johnson, Joann Johnson. Kennefh Ray Johnson. Lewis Johnsom Sandra Johnsom Wilber'l' Jones Lawrence Jones Rose Jones, Vivian I27 We Demanded and Got Recognition . . . Jones W1Iberf Kemper. LucIHe Marsh, Cara Marshall. ClaudeHe King BeHy Lapohm Granf MaxTe. Brenda Maxie, Virginia Lavina BeHy Lewis, Gwendolyn MaxweH, Rose McDanzeL Marilyn LTgMFooh Poriia Lyons, Dora MCZeal. Barbara MHIa Isaac Lyons, Mary Malveaux. Mary Milo, Joyce Moody. EdHh Mansfield, Sharon MaHhews, Gwendolyn Ned. Jacqueline Parker, Consfance m FRESHMEN . . . in Efforts That Counted Most Paul, Roberf Payne MarIeHa Readm Arfhur Reaux Huey Perkins Richard Pinkney Robert ; ' ?.. ; X22; 1' f w, . I a .' wngzamquxf, . Redmond Clifford 3: Reeden Shedrick ' 2w. tn... wuw Polidcre Jerry POW. Willie Marie Rhine, Doroihy Mae Richardson. Geraldine PoweH, Leroy PoweH. Mildred Rivers. Tinard Robinson, Joseph Prader. JeaneHe Price Marvell Robinson. Rober+ Robinson. Seawilla Procter. Ba rbara Provost Clara Rogeau, Dianna Rubim FeHon FRESHMEN To Our Surprise, We Were . . . Ryals, James Sam. Sandra Lee Simon. Una Pearl Sinegal. Helen Sandersom Marnyn ScoH. Dorothy Simpson. Rud Skillman. EsieHa Scott Halal SenneHe Donald 5mm. Margaref smim Shirley ShanneHe. Mary Shedrick, Marvin SoweH. Irene Sparks. Refha Shaw Robert ShYelds eeyawdme SpelL Hillard Sumpfer, Joyce Sigur. BeHy Imon. Norma Sumpter. Loyce Taylon Margie .30 FRESHMEN . . . the Largest Class in History Tebo. Loyce Thomas. Arfhur Lee Trainer, Thelma Trica Arbefra Thomas Claudette Thomas, Daniel Wallaca Velma Weshingiom BeHy Thomas, Earnest Thomas, Elnora Watkins. Lavern Wafson. Lionel Thomas, Richard Thomas, Ruby Williams. John WiHiams. Lawrence Thomas. Sarah Thompsonl Brenda WIHTamS. Marriesa Williama Mary Thompson. Geraldine Trahan. BeHy Williams, Pafricia wxwams. Pmmp FRESHMEN FRESHM EN Williams PorHa Wilson. Gladys Windom JohnoHa Windon. Pefricia W?se Elhabefh Wright RoseHa Waycoff, Clarence Youngbbod Harry ILeM Swinging quarfef on Frosf-Ca- pades faleni show were Vernon Leviege, John Paul Batisfe. William Ellisonl and Herbert Bazron. Mith Irene Banks, one of fhe con- iesfanfs from Charlfon Pollard High ; School on Hue Frosf-capades show who walked off th second place honors for her vocal rendHion of So LiH'Ie Time. I32 By popular vofe of Junior High Classmafes . . . Most Courteous Junior High Students MOST COURTEOUS MOST COURTEOUS EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE Gloria Guidry Carol Taylor Bennie Woods Regina! Walker L9H 90 right: Reginal Walker. Bennie Woods. Gioria Guidry and Card Taylor. JUNIOR HIGH STUDENTS Adding fo H12 color of Lincoln High School life are 9l0 energetic, curious-mindecl seven+h and eighfh grade sfudenfs. The average iunior high sfw den? has seven classes each day wifh a variefy of subjec+s ranging from English. mafhema+ics. and science. +0 music. P.E., and art This division of Lincoln School has confribufed honor roll scholars. oufsfanding sporfs parficipank. and promising musicians. Of special menHon is +he Junior High Choral Club which has. +hrough ifs performances. helped +0 make +his one of H1e besf years. The academic phase of Junior High school life is accenfed by social achiHes including planned dances, Soufhern Assemblies special programs. and aH-Ilefic even'rs. I33 Junior High Adds Color EIGHTH GRADE Firs! row: Hehan LaHeur. Marie Henfom Rife Zones Orana Alexanden Fredrick Malrue, Johnnie Stevenson. Earl Porien Roberf HaHoway Julia Balron. Jean Paris. Second row: VerHs Breaux Cafherfne Nlchok. CharloHe Tilphora Spencer Corneaux EmmeH' Monfgomery, Bar- bare Green. SHMey Sfevensom Carolyn Famey Gladys enmm Jimmie Lee Carsom BeHy Downing. Third row: CorneHus Briscoe, Lloyd Mclnm's Michael AHem Irene Thomas Marilyn Acmnd. Veronica Lewis Phyms Syers Theima Edwardx Audrey Rm Raymond Levine row: Earnesf Doyb. CaneH Girom Harry Lyons Roberf GuiHory. VaHer Casmire James Reader, Bobbie Gladys Edwards, June SeeHs FouH CasHe Cynthia Landon Bobbw'e Hardy, Linda Jones. Dorofhy Newman BiUIe Jean Gordon. I34 to School Life EIGHTH GRADE Firs? row: Gerald Wmiams Ricky PoHdore, Paul Goberf Karry Banks Jessie Johnson Thelma Lanes. Calvin MHes Jw'mrnie Rodgers MeWVTn Bernard Ronald Williams FeHon Dixon. Second row: Wanda KeHy Marsha Franco's, Don WilHams VaHire Sapp DeVorIs Tebo. Marva Bryd. Ronald Celestine. Roy Johnson, Jules Taylor. Wayne Johnson. LesHe Bray. EveWn Boldem BeH'y McKenIFE Chrence Goberh LTOHQ Orphe. Third row: Pam'cia Baszile Cardyn Hughes, Barbara Paul, Sherman Jones, HaroH Moore Lois Gradney, AHred Sherry. Pa+ricia Beauman. Jane Bourgeois Bonifa Blue Laura Croat Mercedes Lahot Brenda Lewis Stanford Gunner. WHHe ColHns Patricia Granger. Foudh row: Carolyn Williams, Ricky SmHh. Linda Francis Joe Brown. Newman MHCHeH. Janice Jacobs, Earnesf Walkins Erma Kempen Edward McCrem Gbria Auguane Dianne Hayes. Audrey Beniamin, Monroe Clark. Willard Harrisom CorneHus WISEL I35 Junior High Choral Group EIGHTH GRADE Firs? row: Chades Maer Gevelana Raymond. wamam Hawkm Dorofhy Lem Joyce BazHe Velma Jones Mircheh FInneH MafHe Banks weyesa Larry, Mam Blrdsom Valerie Lebhanc. Second row: Lewis Husm Leo Provost Donawd Feast Roma Marsh CdroWn Mickens JoAnn AHred Louvem'a Bracken EveWn sanaem camerma Tyxer. Vernon 5mm Pom'a wweu, Third row: Joseph Gbsmn, mew Jam PaMcZa wycoH Joyce Green Gladys Wasmngm Timmy Forrest Wilson Jam eeraxdme Lockem Hargxe MIHen Amie eumw Em Conway, Foudh row: Edward Andrews. Joseph Henry. Dreyfus MHsfead, Hem Hamm Herberi Kenerson. meme Adam Hm Momm Cephus WhHa Percy Rm James vm cxevemd Dyen James MarshalL Herbert wmams. I36 Applauded in Assemblies, PTA Meetings EIGHTH GRADE Firs? row: Connie ArchibaH Mary Levine S+ella Harris Diana Thompsom Mary Smith FreddIe Grayson, BeHy Brown. Second row: Loreffa Joseph, Harvey Robw'nsom Joseph 6H ews. Earnesf Prafer. Joyce Powe'L Gertrude WaHier. Ruby Tezenq Jeriha Harrisom Irma Boafmam Third raw: Barbara Laday Benny PhiHIps. Joyce Jerome. Eddie Smin Michaei Cadora Audrey Fedrfck. WIIbeN Bordon. Madeline Wash- x'ngfom JuHeH WycoN Tommy Como! AMn HarHass. Four ! row: Murrav Rumm Nberf Thfbodeaux, Tommy Braggs Char'es Windon. Roberf Marks, Mercedes Williams George Johnson. Dorofhy Levine. FHHI raw: Bobby Jones. Amok! Prevosh Jimmie Washingkwh DonaH WiHurner. Hamid MHcheH. Claudia Sharks Aline Lee, Cynfhia Davis ArmeHa Andres Phebia Lasfen Donna KeHey, In Band Participation EIGHTH GRADE Firs+ row: Mildred SHeHy, Brenda ER L?Hie Greem Cynthia Harri; Janice Brooks Paane Ben+on, MHdred Dixom JameseHa Newman. PorHa Vidor. CafherTne Hawkins. Second row: Gsrddine Moore, Pahicia Hadley MadeHne Thomas Mary RobFnsom Judy HEN. Mary Normand Alice Young BTHy Grimm Calvin Dorsey, Thomas Jones Raymond WaWen Roberf Connen FeHx Jones Roy Barnes. Third row: Gwenddyn Laday Billie Mae Jones Madeline Davis. Beverly Allen, Ronald Sfevens Nma King Caroiyn Chaknam Josephhue Coleman. Chades FreeA man, Cora SmIHM Gloria Guidry. John Arseneaux, Feurih row: Don Ray Jones GeraH Markg Tyron Jackson. Clarence Lavallais. Delor'ws Dempsey, Barbara Jameson. Fifth row: Michael Webb Richard Ballou, RooseveH Simon Dorie Earl. Edgar Davisom Benn'we Woods. Alice Robin- son. MinnTe Mearlom Jean Jacobs. Sue Chillow. James MeH'on. CIayHe Dest. I38 Junior High Outnumbers the Rest Hm row: W'Hber! wmams vexma Babineaun John 35mm James Sherman. Evhel Jacksom Irma Moum Dianna Sobmon. JudHh Young. Chr1s+cpher Gamma ma Seay, Lawrence Men. Secon row: cwarence AHen. Johnny MHchelL James ScoH, Ray chomnew BeHy Reddm Robcrf Woods 0.3m Thomcs cunmn Andersen RonaH Bradbw Beam MM Carolyn Francis mm: Maan, charres Carver. Third row: Leonard wymm James Jason, crmence LaHeun Eugene Hawkina mama vmm Richard wusom Lucen LavaHais Ophelia Kempen AM Wanick. Dams MHQ wmm'e Jackson Joseph Joliveh Johnny mm, Fourth row: Charm Rum Amngmn. Doris GadIsom VurneH Waison. James Pew Frank PhiHip. Charres Campbem John Thomas. Wanda Johnson. John Luvs. Joseph Homns AMn Vaughn, RusseH Davis, Barbara Smith. EIGHTH GRADE I39 We Have Our Own Socials in Gym EIGHTH GRADE Firs! row: Mawda Harris Hain Delman Emma BrazFeL Cardyn Bordon, Ronnie Singlefom CaroWn McGiory. GwendoWyn Neveaux. Phyllis Beckeft Pairfda DeJohn. Second row: WendeH Evan; Wedey Carey Donald Carfen Cad Jones Percy Bbka John Tyken Ronald SHHman. WarddeH Carter, NFred Edwardg MeMn Bensom John Sloan. Hefcher Earls. Third row: Raymond MaHhews Hoyd Akers WaHace Provosf. Samud Drake Charlie MWen Hoyd WHsom OHvia Davis Larry GuiHof Moses Credx't LincoM S'wgura Charles Rowry Samuel Heam. MaHhew Delman Judy Green. FourHI row: Brenda Joseph Earice Kempen Shidey Pifra Nberf Davis Michad WHHams. WHson Roy, Helen Ray EunTce Delman Rogers Jacksom Warren Bn'dges. Clark BafTsie. Mqrray Dast. Ronald Carter. FiHh row: Emanuel Jacksom Chara Preiean, wme Carfen Leroy WHHams. Lam's J0men Joseph Chambers, Virg'm Broussard, BeHy Hughes, Naomi Greem Joyce Franc'xs Bernice smvensom syma walker Virginia Armmong, Sim. row; Marshall Tam. Rubs Grangen PhIHip Tannen Eva Johnsom Maper Rober+s Veronica Afldns. Emma Coieman. Dorofhy WHson. Bobbie Cerf, Elois Sinegak Bernadine Pirra Lana Elmore. Robert James Sherman Jecksom Roberf Jefferson, I40 Most Outstanding Junior High Students SELECTED BY THEIR TEACHERS AS EVIDENCED BY THEIR SCHOLARSHIP, CITIZENSHlP. CHARACTER. AND PARTICIPA- TION. EIGHTH GRADE Benny Woods Gloria Guidry SEVENTH GRADE Carol Taylor Anfhony DeMarH1a Sa rah Taylor MI Seventh Graders Bid Lincoln Goodbye SEVENTH GRADE Firs! row: Vabrie Johnsom Odessa Edwards Joyce Sam. Caronn Buflen FeyeHa Baslee Sarah Taylor. Second row: ReginaWd Walker, Kennefh Marh'm Cornell Browm Leroy Gunnen Larry Green. Alex Hayes Rickey Azora James Ward, Joseph Crock Donaki Esex Third row: Therese BosweH, Deboria WHHams, Luverdia Ford. Dinah Harris. Janera Griffin. Carolyn Browm BHHe Fay Ned. Bessie Fonlenof. Geraldine Andres Edna Graham. DoHy Texado, Theresa Laboh AHce Coleman FouHh row: Chrence Lindon. CHFFord Wise Gram Nlisom Terrell Gary. Cmmn Edwards, John Baker, Frank Singbmn. Paul Shawden Davis Lewis. Fiffh row: Annie Pierre Carown Thomas. Dianna Co'e, Pahicia CIiHom Card Taylor. Patricia Gradnew Sandra Anderson. Heien Anderson. Pafrfcia Hayes, E+hel Morrow Virginia wycoH. 5me row: Mary LafoaIs Maude King. Rosie Maxie. Reginaki Baken Romey Hendersom Joseph Andris Doris Griffin; Lula Fedrlck. Evewn Hebert Mary Cos F ranklin Junior High Will Be New Home SEVENTH GRADE Firs! row: Emdda Barnes Mary Elam Eaane Francis. LouvenTa Taylor, Sylvia Sham Shirley TiHman. Second row: Manna Gaspar, Arfhur Mdchelo, mos Wimams Andrew Jasom AHan Mebncom James Scypiom John Simon mam! Goingx Sherry Chavis, Ms Rowry. Third row: Vernon Mme Leanna John LoHie Johnsom CaroWn Conner, Joseph Landry Arfhur Henrw Leonard Twer, Moses Joseph, Alvin NeaL John Parker, RusseH DeJohn. Fourth row: Glenn Mifc'neH Jewd Thomas Anthony DeMarHva Jonafhan Dunm Harvey Johnson, John Robcrfs Paul AHem Anthony Car'er. FiHh row: Barbara Hawkins. Beafrice Guidry, Lou Esfcr Tafa Jenm'e VeaL DoHy Carmen Helen Jones. Ruby Francois, Laura Aniox'na Barbara Januavyl Amok! Euler. Sixfh row: Jewel Thompson Addb Marsh. Patsy Newman. Thelma Kirkwood. Robert Prophet Cora Dufard, Annie PauL Brenda Chafman. Beverly Heverf. I43 Junior High Enrollment of 910 SEVENTH GRADE 7 , q Hm row: Norma 51W Brenda Meer Johnny Tra'mer, Linda Malbrough Jeanene wmxam Euzabem Turner, Verna 5mm. Secand row: SheHa Pam 0mm Coopen Wory McHroy. Joyce Jones, 5mm charm Geneva 95mg Wanda HaH, Horence mm Judy KeHen Dem Jackson Third row: Roma Brent Robert Mom Frank Fraz'en Joseph mm Mary Doucet Brenda Green Lavern Maxweln Rosa Mm; Davis Jam Joseph Johnson, Hardd GabrleL same ATHesl Shaun Perkin Rm Broussard, Paul Mays. Leroy Fem. Leroy Sampson, can McDanI51 Curtis Simom Lawrence Traham Earnesf Pave Lawrence aomn. Fourih row: Kamer'me Green Joyce Kennersom Rose Man. new; Brenda King, Gama SpeH. Fm row: Dmm Bbckman, Leomrd Gabr'ek Lois Journer, Amend Cobb Octavia wuson Ann Hawsy Deborah Stephen; MarHyn Landry Geraldine Jackson, Gwenddyn WIlHamsl anda Greem Edwin Conner. Frank Hams. Is to Be Respected SEVENTH GRADE Firs+ row: Paarlie Philes Eva Glasfon Johnell Thompson Joyce SkiHman Joyce LaFleur OIIvIa Jones Lonnie Johnson Lee Richards Jimmy SCOT? De onde Parker .eS cand row: Irvin Thomas Pefer WHson John Beauman WIHIam Tyler Chenes Thompson Donald Woods. Leonard SosIane RandoIph Barnes Leroy Benard lrby Auguane AIberf WIIson. Third row: CIIHon GabrIeI Audry Terr Jamce Mouhy. Ronme Jacksom Pamm M'IHerI TravIs Hunt Carolyn washmgmn. Pacsy McZoaL Dormhy McNeaM Doromy GuI'dryI Grimm Vincent AnneHe Wash- ingfon. Foulfh row. WHbur CoxI wmney Jones, RoIand szIIsI Thomas FIggsI ceceIzd Nexanden Harm Van WrIghf. Mary WaHaceI Rosie WIHI'ams. Lorefha Fonfenoh Lovena Lauder. Marboria Thompson. Mary LoH'. WyeHa Snowden I45 We Are Proud of Our Firsf row: Beveriy Jones Gwendoiyn Newman, Kaihryn Guillory, Shirley SenneHe Mary Jones. Dureiha Kylesi Annie Landry. Carolyn Mc- eiory Mariorie Casmore. Second row' Beniamin Sam Eari Nevoile. Anihony Gunner Armur Hinesi Robert McNeai Jerry Como, John Robinson Jackie Jackson Lonnie Green. Sandra Ford. Third row: Joan Moufoni Donnie Wiiliams'Eioise Greeni Aiiean Jacob. Evelyn Palmer, Barbara Corey, irma Anderson. Velma Juiia, Mildred Sullivan. Liiiie Casmore, Melvin Keiler Bernadine Barion. Janice McCarver. Fourih row: Nice Marfin. Linda Leviegsi Vicioria Green, Loyce Jones. Carolyn Francisi Regina Mariini Gioria Skiiiman. Landry Losier, Vaison Simon. Fiflh row: George BouHe. Rooseveif Campbelii Dennis Rardi ivory Johnson, Sixfh row: Lorefia Dukei Pairicia Hawkins. Barbara Robinson. Casandra Bridges. Consueiia Breaux. Mary Kelier. Yvonne Webbi Marsha Brooksi Woodrow Wilsoni Calvin Warrick. Johnny Guice, Benson Keyes. Curiis Adams. Lesfer Augusiine. Lawrence Thomas. SEVENTH GRADE Achievement in Athletics SEVENTH GRADE Firsf row; Verna Roy, EeHy Edwards Comma WiHiams EurnadeHe Barium Rose DeHon. Glenda Marks Mary Bryanh Verfie Thexmn, Second row: Jimmie Newfon Norr'xs Branch. Joseph Benson. Lewis CHiHoW, Jerry Cob, Hardd Jacob Cleveland RuWns, Clau ia Alsfon. Cleveland MHQ Lawrence VFH'I. Third row: John Brawn, Judy Grangen Chara Neveamg Hden Brock. Johnny Ranking! Henry WaHs. Elfon Francis, Howard Shidd; Marsha Lyons Hardd Holh'en Virginla Eagun. Fomh row: 0mm Greem Yvonne Bream Cbrence Bridges Joseph Provost George HuH ClaudeHe Girom Frank Johnson Robert HGH, Harry Davis Jlmmw'e Moshey. FHHI row: Dor'xs Marh'm DonaH SmiHL GbrTa Alfred. VanMa Bmhion. MeMn Crosby Hardd Davis Sixfh row: Brenda MarHrM Jean'we GuiHory Less'we Carten Lorrain Lockwood Pafricia Jones, Juanita Morris Maxine Brown. John Guidry. Patricia HaH. Evelyn Smith. Gbria Payne, Pauline Minmx. I47 In a Versatile Program of Instruction SEVENTH GRADE i m Firsf row: Levine Tamed, Kathryn CoHins. Paane Sam. Dian Carfen M'Edred Nexander. Debris Gaspen Pafrlcia Larry. Second row: WHIiam SCOH', Sammie Kennarzi McKiMey chienof Annie Watson. Edgar Raymond Jerome Hemon. Kennefh MarshaH, Herman Charles HaroWd Brooks Cornelms ColHrm WiHIe Roberson. Third row: Mary Brazile, Leroy Browm CuHey LaDaw BeHy Frazier. Harold Browm Cbrence Jones. WWord Brown, Charms Brooks, MiHon Joseph Lovine Richardson. Four ! row: PoHie Jacobs, Audrey Fordenof Kafheryn Adams. James Nw'chols MarceHus Newfom Chades Mitchell. Susan Tyhar. Fayola Clayfon Horsnce Franck. Mary Drake. FiHh row: Geraldine Bill. WHIIe Sclo Henry SheMm Frank Jefferson. Kernice MHCHeH. Lyless BaHiIan Marshall Jones Geraldine LaDay. Mary Rhine. I48 There Are 27 Junior High Teachers SEVENTH GRADE Firs'r row: GHber+ Johnson. Lawrence Auguane Lawrence Dixon Warren Blanchard CharHe Burnum Ctu McZeal, Fred TrTce. Raymond WiWams Adam ScoH. Second row: Theodore Johnson WiHie Young. Arghur Rob'mson, Raymond Thomas IrIs MifcheXL Pam Bailey, Don Thomas. Lab Bryant Eiain MHcheH WiHard Knighf Raymond Antoine WRIHe Chevfain. Third row: Michan Boofmam Joseph Oemenfs DonaH Benarf, Bevy Dupree Mildred Guidry, Edna SmHH Theresa ScoH, Patricia Roberfs EmmeH Comeaux Leo Bryanf Naomi Murphy. Sandra Alexander. Fourfh row: James Franidin. Peter Bryant Hollins Lewis. Marvin Reade Gerard Cormien Leroy Vegia Charles dark, Brenda Lemons, Ruby Mullem Pafrlcia Sias. I49 ADVERTISING I+'s Conghrafulafions AQU I Ll NAIS +0 + e Seniors T RE MOODY-HARRIS FOOD S 0 FUNERAL HOME W 949 Texas Avenue PORT ARTHUR. TEXAS 848 Hous+on Ave. Pori Ar+hur. Texas LITTLE MAN MEUNAL E m ASSEEEM xtW g xcngTC i w x? THE STUDENTZ ; WHO CRAMMED ALL NlGHT-- - K k W0 U555 52 ; wuo 0x50 7 E H0 DIDN'T WHO HASA cow N039 WRONGSAGLA-IEKMZL -- Wempr-n - -- or my 7257 ---WHO cHEArs---- Complimen+s of 1961 FINANCE STAFF Edna James-Business Manager Barbara Augusiine Bookkeeper Alvin Heber+-Adver+ising Manager Henry Frazier-Subscripfion Manager Billy Sparks-Adverfising Agen+ Reao Keller-Subscripfion Agenf Miss Joyce E. Howard-Advisor LIPOFF'S JEWELERS G. D. 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ECONOMICAL fuel service that can save you thousands of dollars over the life of your mortgage. AUTOMATIC convenience with controls to do the work tand watch the clockh for you. LET GAS PUT MODERN LIVING AT YOUR FINGERTIPS. sou'mlnu umou GAS comnuv PORT ARTHUR ALUMNI CHAPTER KAPPA ALPHA PSI FRATERNITY Roland L. Welch. POLEMARCH Arfhur L. Craft VICE POLEMARCH Hillary Robinson. KEEPER OF RECORDS Anderson Harrison. EXCHEQUER Ellis Wise, DEAN OF PLEDGES I62 B LU EBON N ET MATTRESS CO. Texas Pride MaHresses II48 HOUSTON AVE. YU 3-277I Porf Ar+hurI Texas For +he Apparel of Disfindion BLUESTEIN'S DEPARTMENT STORE 60! PROCTER ST. YU 3-662I Porf Arthur. Texas LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS WEEEEW A , .N 5 AS SEEN BY!- IN6PEGTDZ- maoumez. 4!? WW 5 I WANNA 5 HAMOHMEK W Womb Ma 600K m FUZE F000 3 MAJOR ----- mm m:- u 6mm ELITE CAFE Fines+ Food in Town 734 Texas Ave. YU 3-9407 DORETHA JONESl Manager Complimen+s of WELLS DRUG STORE Drugs-Cosmefics5Liquors 748 Texas Ave. YU 2-94I8 JACK W. WELLS. Owner SPENCE AND HOWE CONSTRUCTION CO. Engineers and Confracfors Specializing in File Driving INCORPORATED I9Il Adams Building YU 5-5535 PORT ARTHUR. TEXAS GREER OFFICE SUPPLY 322 PROCTER ST. YU 2-642I Porf Ar+hur. Texas I63 GRADUA TION I 960! Baccalaureafe and commencemeni exercises mm? .euwg- mum ,, In class day exercises. Senior Presiden? Donaki WaangIon received We keyH from Winm Flagbearers led 9h fred Evans. president of me mum cm. lb4 were Hxmder We smvs.H graduaifon pvocesswbn. tRZgMJ Dr. J. L. Brown of Prairie View delivered H15 graduah'on address. I65 The kiss of approval aHer zr's aH over! KGbrIa Isaac and parems . FACULTY Alexander. Earnesfine. 37 Arceneaux. Leroy. 42 Beck. Vendon. 28 Bernard, Bessie. 23 Boney. Clara. 38 Boney. Jew. 24 Bouldin. Cora L.. 37 Bradshaw. Harvey. 35. 53 Chachere. Joseph. 33 Ches+er. D. J.. 35. 62 Clark. Clayfon. 4O Como. Audrey. 25 Coursey Burneff. 29 Craft Arfhur. 27 . Crosby. Amanda. 45 Davis. Melvin. 34 Davis. Ruby. 26 DeJean, Dolly. 26 Durham. Henry. 45 Edwards. Myrtle. 32 Ellison. Bivyon. 24. 64 Ellison. Naomi. 26. 75 Ford. Eugene. 36 Franklin. Margaret 43 Freeman. Charles. 40 Gabriel, Rose. 45 Gefwood. Russell. 24. 52 Granger. Melina. 30 Guidry. Arreader P.. 24 Guillory. Melina. 45 Hall. Walfer. 36 INDEX Hannah, Mary. 28 Harris. Cecil. 34 Harris. Joseph. 42. 52. 58 Harrison. Anderson. I6. 40 Hayes. Glynnie. 30 Hayward. Sfella. 45 Hebert Norman. 32 Henderson. Arfhur. 29 Henley. Clemmie. 39 Henningfon. Doris. 33 Hicks. LaurabeH'I. 24 Hicks. Shirley. 39 Hill. Chesfer. 4I Hill. Modesfine. 30 Howard. Joyce. 35. 62 Husfon. Emma. 4I Jaqkson. Emiiy. 38. 44 Jackson. Lilian. 23 Jacket Barbara. 43 Johnson. Joseph. 3I Johnson. Theodore. 45 Joseph. Edmond. 45 Lewis. Ambrillas. 37 Levy. Chesfer. 40. 76 Londow. MaHie. 43 Mader. Lawrence. 45 McElroy. Alfred. 40. 48 McNeIl. Oscar. 38 Miller. A. T., l3. I6. 22. 44 Miller. Lizzie. 29. 66 Mifchell. Lufher. 34 Mifchell. Verlie. 38 Noel. RLIH'I. 45 Odom. Lee. 36 Pefers. Clesfher. 23 Pefers. Edmond. 29. 48 PickeH'. Marjorie. 26 Price. Thelma. 25 Reed. Kafherine. 45 Richard. Paul. I3. 27 Robinson Eura. 37 RobInson. HIIIery. 33 Robinson. Hor+ense. 25 ScoH'. Helen. 27 Scurry. Naomi. 28. 44 Sidney. Evelyn. 28 Simpkins. Roberfa. 26 SmiHI. Opal. 33 Spooner. Ronald. 4O Tabor. Alva. 42. 48 Taylor. BeHy. 27 Thomas. Lawrence. I3. 30. 44 Vifal. Alva. 3I Walfers. Eva. 25. 4I Wafson. Edward. 23. 44 WeaVer. L. A.. 25. 44. 70 Welch. Ruby, 24 Wesf. Burfon. 32 WhiHey. Juanifa. 30 Williams. Billie. 43 Williams. Gloria. 26 Williams. Richard. 42. 48 Wright Barbara. 3I Wise, Ellis. 4l. 52 Young. Verdine. 34 SENIORS Aikels. Rudy. 67. 72, 80. 9I Alexander, Anfhony. 9l Alfred. Pefer. 49. 83. 9I Allison. Jessie Mae. 65. 74. 76. 80. 84. 9I Anderson, Herman Jr.. Anderson. Roy. 66. 75. 9I Arceneaux. Barbara Ann. 66. 74. 9I Askew. Melvin. 9I Augusfine. Barbara. 62, 64. 74. 80. 84.91 Auguane. Beffy. 65. 9I Barnes. Robert 35, SI. 92 Baszile. Charloffe. 58. 67. 69. 74. 84. 92 Bell. Delcie. I4. 92 Bell. Jo Ann. 66. 92 Bell. Walfer, 69. 92 Bradshaw. CedrIc. 53. 70. 76.992 Branch. LOIS. I3. 64.65.67 73. 80. 92 INDEX BrIscoe. BeverIy. 9. 92 Brooks. JoeAnn, 63. 92 Brown. Mack CeII. 92 BryanI. Irma. 64. 66,93 CapIaIn Doris. 65 66. 74. 75.93 CIark. SeIsIe V56. 65, 74. 6, 84 93 CoIeman. Bobee, 65. 66 7,4 75.84.93 Crouf. JImmIe. 94 eaI, TommIa 70. 94 orsey. James. I7. 78. 94 orsey.W RICIIGVICIF; I0. I7. 94 WIIIIe. gWInnIred. 38. 66, 67 74. 95 eIIx SIJoIIn. 52.8 :Isk SharoIn. 6, I4. 75 82, 95 on IenoI. GIIory 6.5 66. 7I. 74. 75.82, 84.95 95 .67 rancis. DelorIs. 6I.7 63.74.95 :rancis. EIIIe I.6 :rank. Robert 70.83 96 :ranklin, auI. 96 CrazIer. Heanry. 62. 83.96 7abrIeI. Ada.9 manger nRayImond. I9. SI. 96 manger. The Im uIIIory. BorInIe. 96 HaII. HorIense. I I. I2. I3. 66, 67. 69. 74. 82. 96 HaII. WaIIer. I8. 6 .9 Harrison. Eugene. I3. 60. 64. 67. 74. 76. 77.80. 89. Heberf, AIvIrI.6 Henderson RaIpI'I. I77 HIII. BeIIye. 65. 66. 74. 9777. 84.97 HIII. dry. 7 Im. Hudson.JeraIdIne. 65. 66. 74. 84.97 Isaac. CorrIne. 97 Jackson. FayeIIa. 68. 97 J6 ames. Enad 6.2. 64.66. 74.82.98 Joe Nyanza. 74. 75 79. 80. SI. 98 Johnson. WIZIISIII 48. 49.73, 98 Jones. Geo 63. Jones. Percy. 67. 70. 988 Joseph. CurIIs. 98 KeIIer. Reao. 62.83.98 Keys. Murphy. 98 KIIIIngsworIII. DoIorIs. 63. 64. 66. 74. 84. 98 Lacey. EvangeIIne. I3, 60, 64. 67. 69. 74. 76. 77.80. Langy.BBeaII-Ice. 74.99 Landry.VVIIIIe. 53. 70.99 LavaIIaIs. BeIIy 37 74.82.99 99 Lockwood. Joseph. 74. IOO LoIIo mnCIarencle. SI. 65 LoIIon. LIo Love. AIIrecI. I49. 66. I00 Love, Ja cob, I0 Mack Marie.7 00 MaI'IIn. Kenny.I 62. 74. 80. 84. I00 arIIn. ose 9, O McClennon. IEIheI.7 66. I391 MCDanIeI Van. 49. 53. McGIorly. BIeIIy.ce I0. IIO7I. 63. I64. 82. IOI C McNeaI. Vernon. 32. gII. IOI Mou om Bernard.8 3. IOI Morrow. Leroy .76 IOI NarcIs. John, IOI ParIs. VIrgIn. IOI PauI. IsIaII. 72.83. IOI Pa e Verdia. 68. 75. IOI Pender. Anna. IO Pice.Len.5l.102 PrIce. EIdrIdge. I4. 74.80.84. I02 RIIezb e.rg MarIon. I20 RIyaIs. Bernadine. I2. 65. 66. 74. 84. 102 Sam.JosepI1. 65. I02 SIII eIds. Bo ykin. 5I. 272. 75. 83. I02 SIIIeIcIs.SI1IrIey.I0 SmIII'I.NaII1anIeI.523. I02 Syers. DeIores. I03. 94 Taylor. Robert 70. I03 Taylor. WIIIIarns. I03 Thomas. CIaudIa. I03 Thomas. Taonr. I5. 63. 76 TI'Iom mpson. ArII'Iur. 53. I03 Tr aI'Ian. Alex Trice, beIorIs. II04 VeIIz. Freddie. IO4 V1C10r.W111a. 65. 74. 75. 78. 80. 84-. 104 Walker. Bobbie. 72. 75. 79. 82. 104- Walker. Lee 1rv1ne. 67. 69. 70. 83. 104 Wa1fers.Sfeve. 15.65. 70. 77. 104 Washingmn. Bever1y. 63. 66, 104 Washingmn. Pau1. 48. 49. 104 Whife. Mary. 104 Williams. BeHy. 27. 28. 67. 68. 74. 84. 104 W111iams.ChaI-1ene. 65, 105 W111iams, 01a. 74. 105 Williams. P1111ip. 105 Wilson. Raymond. 105 Young. 601dla. 52. 74. 82. 10 Young. Lou CIndy. 17. 28. 63. 5,74- 84- 105 JUNIORS Adams.Na11Ian 65. 107 Addison. Joyce. 67. 73. 107 A1ke1s. Bobbie. 66. 67, 107 INDEX Anderson, Marion. 79. 107 Arceneaux. Geneva. 107 Augusfine. A1ber1'. 107 Augusfine. Ar1hur. 107 Bafis1e. Barbara. 68. 71. 79. 107 Bafisfe. David. 107 Ba'risfe. Linda. 68. 107 Beas1ey. 0115. 107 Beauman.Ca1her1ne.63.66. 107 8e11, Brenda. 66. 107 Bellard. L111ie. 107 Benjamin. Eunice. 107 Bonfon, Doris. 108 Bourgeois. Jackie. 65. 66. 79. 108 Breaux. Diana. 66. 108 Briscoe. MarHIa. 14. 108 Briscoe. Mary. 66. 108 Brown. Rose. 66. 108 Cane,Joe1. 108 168 C1ay1on.Jo1'In. 51. 108 C019,. Lena, 66. 108 C018. Rena. 68. 108 Collins. Berflwa. 79. 108 Comeaux.James. 51.83, 108 Conner. Mervin. 51, 64. 108 Davis. Anna. 108 Davis,61adys. 109 Dea1.A11red. 109 Deese. Helena. 14.66.7580. 109 Dixon. Sandra. 14. 66. 109 Downing.Mar11yn. 15.41. 76.81. 82. 109 Doug1as. George. 109 Efienne. Roxanne. 79. 109 Eugene.A11red. 70. 109 Fonfenof. Deloris. 71. 74. 76. 80. 82. 109 Fonfenof. James. 109 Ford. Bernadine. 109 Foreman. Va11erie. 64.66. 69. 109 Fowlkes. Maxine. 64. 75. 84. 109 Frank. Asa1ee. 74. 109 Gefwood. Russell. 49. 109 Gooden.M1nerva. 109 Green. E1oise. 75. I10 Griffin. Beffy. 71. 76. 1 10 Hampfon. JameseHa. 110 Harris.A1ber1. 57. 110 Hawkins. De1oris. 37.75. 82. 110 Henderson. Char1e+ha. 79. 1 IO H111. Edgar. 49. 79. 110 Hines.Ru1h.79. 110 Horfon. James. 14, 15. 73. 76. 80. 110 Howard. Emma Jean. 11 Howard.5hir15y. 110 1nsel1. Haro1d. 110 Jackson. Lawrence. 1 10 Jackson. Mi1dred. 110 Jason.Bernad1ne. 110 Jacobs. Larry. 54-. 111 Johnson. Hi1da. 71, 76. 80. 82. 111 Johnson. Hubey. 1 Johnson. McKinley. 111 Jones.Earnes1.49. 11 Jones Kafherine.14 30. 41, 71. 76 80.111 Jones. Ronnie.111 Joseph. Haro1d. 75. 111 Joseph.Har01d K.. 70. 111 Keys. Ro1and. 111 LaIr. 6511. 64. 77. 79. 111 Landry, Douglas, 70l 111 Lavallais. Emma. 26. 75. 111 Lee.M1111cenf.77. 111 Lyons. Pinkie. 111 M61161. Percy. 48. 51. 112 INDEX McCIennon. Joann. I I2 Bar+on. Cheryl. 78. 79. I I6 McKenzie. Gloria. 67. 73. 77. I !2 Bafisfe. JoI'm. 72. H6. I32 McPherson. Josie. I4. 66. 82. I I2 Bell. Denise Rochell. I I6 MiIIer. GlorIa. 68. I12 Bellizare. PorHa. 79. I I6 MiIo. BeHy. I I2 Boswell. Hosea. I I6 MiIo. Caronn. II2 Brooks. Jerome. ll6. l50 MHcheII. Charlie. 54. I I2 Broussard. Marsha . 73. I I6 Morgan: Cliffon. I I2 Brown. OfIie AnneHe. I I6. I2I Moser. Mae, ll2 Moss. Fred. 5I. II2 Chaisson. Lorena. I I6 Murphy. Emin, I I2 Charles. Beulah Mae. I16 Clark. Arfhur Jerry. I I6 Paonn. Maude. 66.76. I I2 Clayfon. Ruby. I I7 Pefer. Alfred James. I I2 Cole. Phleis. I I7 Pierre. Harold.67. HZ Comeaux. Earline. 79. II7 POIIdOTe. Pearhe. 66. 75. 76. 79. 80. II3 Conner.Anna.64-. 71' 77.81. 1 17 PraH. Verdie. 30. 4I. 64. 6b. 59. 71. 75. 7b. 80. I 13 Come. 3mm. H7 Crouf. Shery. 5I. I I7 Rogers. Daisie. 7I. II3 Sf.JuIian. Dofsie. 26.66.69. 7I. 76.80. I I3 Shadowens. Sandra. 14. 7I. 76. II3 Shields. Mariie. I I3 Shields. Rosa. 75. I I3 Sight Josephine. 75. I I3 Snowden. Ora. II3 Sperm. Gail. 64. 66. 7 I. 76, 80. I I3 Sfafford. Verma. 66. 75. I I3 Sfarks. Carolyn. 76. 79. I I3 Shawder. Doris. 79. I I3 Sumpfer. AI Ray. 76, I I3 Thomas. Joe Caronn. 79. I I4 Thomas. Yvonne. 79. II4 Trainer. LIIIIe. 76. I I4 Tyler. WiIIiam. I I4 VIncenI. Jessie. I I4 Walker. PhyIIis. 28. 75. 80. II4 WaIker. AIma. 79. IM- Wallace. Herman. I I4 WaHers. CliHon. I I4 Washingfon. Edward. 52. I I4 Dames. BernadeHe, I 17 Washingfon. Geneva. I I4 DanieIs. Ida. I I7 Weldon. ShirIey. 79. I I4 DeBIanc. Emme'r. I I7 Williams. Joyce. 79. I I4 Dennis. JacqueIine. II7 WiIIIams. Hayward. 76. 80. I14 Dixon. Nadine. I7. 69. I I7 Williams. Robert 87. ll4 Dukes. QuenfineIIa. 70. 77. I I7 WiIIis. Harriet I I4 WIIson. Jane. 79. I I4 EIIIson. William. I I7. I2I. I32 Ford. Carrie. I I7 SOPHOMORES Frank. Beffy. I I7 Addison. BeH'y. I I6. 177 FrankIm. Jean. 85. I I7 Alex. Velma. 72. 75. ll6 . . Auen. Mary EIise. 60. 64. 67. 68. 77. 86. Ilb. I21 Gadlson. Moms, II7 AIIIson. Charlene. II6 Garret EH'IeI. 67. 73. I I7 Anders. Sherman. I I6 Gasper. ShITIeY: I I7 Armsfrong. CharIoHe. I I6 Glenn. PeIer. 55. I I7 GuiIIory, Josephine. I I7 Baker. Sidney. 76. I I6. l2l BaIIoU. Pafricia. El. 88. I I5. I I6 HBIII Andrew. 36. 52. I I7 Banks. Geraldine. H5 H5 . Merva. I6. 34. 7I. 74. 75. 77. 79. 8I. I I8. I2I I69 Harrison. Josephine 38. 40. 69. 7I. 77 II87 I2I Hays 8,5 KaIIweryIne. 29 64 827 II8 HICkman7 Lac I8 Ina7 SaIIy Ann. 79. I I8 Jacksom EarIIne. I I8 Jackson. EIIIeI7 I I8 Ja es HeberI. II8 Jones. AIberI. I I8 Jones. Mary. I I7 Keys. HaroId. II8 KrIIgIII. Emma. II8 LaFIeur. SIIII'Iey. 32. I I8 LaIr. AmeIIa. 79, I I LavaIIaIs. PaIma. II8 avine7 BeverIy. II8 LavIne. HervIs7I I8 Leviege .eV ernon7 527 727 8I7 LewIsg RoberI. I9 OCekII, Laura. I.64 MN 77. II9 Lov IIeIIe7 Ea r.I 77 Loeb7 DorIs. 64. 69.I 777 El. II8. I2I. I32 ll97 I2I7 I50 Maden. CarrIe. I I9 McDanIeI. SImmIe. 8I. I I9 MosIey7 CIIaIIes. Muckelroy. SyIlealg I88. II9. I2I Mu rLPIIer Ned. DIane. 69, I I9 Nervis. Joyce. II9 Newman. Lou Emm Nicholsom MarshaIIaJean. 69. I20 OIIver7 Mary. I20 PauI7 GinraIdIne. I20l PauI.J 5..867 20 PI'IIIIIpSa JuaIIIIa. II20l PoIIdore. Alex. I Prader. BerI II'Ia7 I20 Polk. WashIngIon. I20. I55 Range. Joyce. I20l2 m.ond EarIIn Reeder Carolyn:e 79. HS. I20 Sanderson. Carolyn. l20 ScypIon. SIdney.I 20 ENE Ids. Barbaia. 0.64 78. 82 I20 Shields. LIIIIe.I SIIoIIow. Fred. I220 I70 INDEX SImon. Robert I20 SInger7 Joyce7 I20 SIy. BeIIy. I2I SmiIey7TIIomas.l I2l SmIIII. Mark.I SIephen57 CaIvIZrI7 76. I2I TaIe, HeIen7 85. I2I aonr. Norma. 7I. 757 76. 8I. 85. I2I Thomas EIIIe I7 797 I2 I Thom pson. Fannie Trice. pAIImeIs. I2I VIcIor. VIvIan7 I2I VeaI. JoImI'IIe. I2I WesI. Caronn. 6I. 75. 2I WiIIIams. CIeoII'IaI. 26'47 78. 79. I2I WIIIIams Hem FRESHMEN Acrond, Luke Andzrson. HerberI I. Anderson. Joann. I2I323 AugusIIne. AIma7 77. 8I7 85. I22. I23 arnes7 DeIores. 38 8I7 I23 aIIsIe AIIce7 78 I23 eIIardP PIarIcIa I23 ecke IIe. PaIrICIa 64. I23 m 3. n: 3.9; .3 co m ... ... 3 3 osweII Theresa. I2 23 raggs7 PeeIr .8I. 85 88.123 rgncIL Regs: 64 77. I23 x.nsCo Iance 75. 85. I23 roussard. RIIaN II.I roussard7 Rose MaI'Ie. I23 usII7 AIIce. 85. I24 CaIcoIe7 Maxine. 8I. 85. I24 CarIer7 HIIberI7 I24 CarIer. MIIdrecI7 I24 CasmIre. GeraIdIni I24 ChaIsson. Irene7 CaIIarnp snag e.RICIIard. 64. 477. I24 Charles. BeaII-Ice. I227 I2 CIIaIIes. MarIIIa Faye. 64. 4I24 Charles. gau1e11e. 124- C111zen. na1.124 C1ar1 VErdis M1ar1e 124 1ay1on. Leona. Clay1on.5111r1ey. 125 C011Ins.uRodr1ey. 125 Com x..Jo1m 654577.125 Corn x.12Ray. Corele1us.x1:red. 1255 Crook. Wa11er. 125 Dav1s, Sandra 125 Dupar. Delor1s. 125 Edwa rsd W11ma 125 Eu11aa.ns Loraine. 125 F1e1ds. Ruby Mae. 125 onfeno1. Mar .21 5 Foreman.Benn1e.125 man. J1mm1e. 125 oer Ford. 6e .12 5 Ford. Joann Francis.V1v1an. 38. 125 Frank11n. Ju les .125 Fraz1er. Bren a. 12 Funde rbunk. S1even. 126 Fuse1ier.ArIr1a Lora1ne. 126 651N191. Bessie.75.126 e 6reen.W1111am. 126 Ha11. D8116 Mar1e.85.126 Hanche11.6era1d1,lne 77. 126 Harris. Caro1yn Sue 26 Harris. Charles Leeif19.126 Ha arr1son. Ca ro1yn Harr1son L1111e Ru1111. 261:1. 126 H1nesl Eugene 1 INDEX Hur1s. Jean Mar1e, 85. 127 Jackson. Barbara. 127 Jackson. Doro111y. 127 Jackson E10u1se. a de 27 Johnson. Gwendolyn. 81. 85. 127 Johnson.Jeann1e. 85. 127 Jo hnson. Joann. 75. 77. I7297. 127 Johnson. Kenne111 Ray Johnson. Lew1sl 127 Johnson. Sandra. 127 Johnson.W11ber1. 127 Jones. Lawrence. 127 Jones. Rose. 85. 127 ones. V1v1an. 77. 127 Jo es. W11b 128 Kemper. Lucille Marie 128 K1ng.Be11y.77.85. I28 LaPOIn1 6ran1 128 Levine. Be11y. 77. 78.128. Lw W15. 6ew ndo1yn. 77.128 L1g111foo1. Por11a. 12 8 Lyons. Dora. 128 Lyons. Mary. 128 Malveaux. Mary. 28 Mansfi:1d.$11aron. 64. 7.7. 8128 sr.6wlend01yn Marshall. Crlauldza.e11e 128 axie. Bren 3.77. 8.5 128 Maxie. V1ngin1a.I 81. 85.128 MaxwelLR McDDanilel.Marillayn.2688.128 McZeal. Barbar a.ra Moody. Ed1111. 77. 85. 128 Ned.Jacque1yn. 64. 69. 128 Parker. Cons1ance. 77. 128 Paul. Rober1. 69. 129 Proc1or. Barbara. 129 Provos1.Clara.71.81. 121.129 Reado.Ar:1Iur 129 Reaux. yl Redmond.e6y1111ord.129 R.eeder Shedrick. 129 Rhine. DoroIIIyI Richardson GeraI2dIrIeI I29 RiversI Tinar I l2 RobInsonI JosepIII 78I I21, I29 RobinsonI SeawIIIa I29 RyaIsI JamesI I 30 Sam Sandr aI I30 Sande rsch MarIIynOI I30 ShaneI e. Mary. I Shedrick. MarVInI I30 SIIeryI RoberII I Shields GeraIdIne I30 SInegaI, H'eIenI I30 I72 INDEX impson. RudyI8II 85. I30 IdIImanI ESI eaIII I30 mII'I par rksI ReII'IaI 770. 8II 85I 88. I30 peIII HIIIard I3 um IerI JoyceI 75I 77I I30 umpIerI LoyceI 75I 77, I30 aonr. MargieI I 30 eboI Loyce. I3I 'Iomas ArIIIur LeeI I30 mIas CIaudeIIeI I30 I raIIan. BeIIy. 75. I3I Trainer. TI'IeImaI I3I TriceI ArbeIraI I3I Wallace. VeImaI 75. I3I WasI'IIngIon BeIIy. I3I WaI InsI LavernI 3I WaIsonI LIoneII I3I WIIIIamsI JohnI I l WIIIIamsI LawrenceI I3I WIIIIamsI Marriesa. I3I WiIIiamsI MaryI 77I 85, I3I WiIIIa msI PaIr rIciaI I3I WIIIiamsI PIIIIIIpI I3I WIIIIamsI PorI Ila, I32 WrIgI'III RoseIIaI I32 WaycoIII Clarence. I32 YoungbIoodI Harry. I22. I32 AUTOGRAPHS A U TO GRA PHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS ALMA MATER Lef aH our voices blend and sing. Join In Hwis loyal Had I a +housand Jrongues f0 sing. The half would ne'er be A J '1 f f - ' A - HA I a l I l- l. I. l rro r 1' n I l' I F I I F r F I I F l l I l l 1 4l - l l '1 I ' ll ' - - l I 1V1 ' l H V l I ll 1'4 : IF f cheers +0 ans +0 m fh ree OH We give Of whaf High Her warriors e.. r and her shong. Her doors sfand wide for aH who come f0 sfrengfhen hearf and gold. She's worfhy of our wcaifh and praise. Long may dear LincoIn ' 4- o mInd. To learn of frufh and wisdomk way and have fhe veH be, w sfand. To elevafe +9 m IS hfnd. To learn of frufh and wisdom's way and leave Hwe veN behind. land. To elevafe Jrhe sfandards of peophe In +hfs an
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