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

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methods were excellent MRS. MARJORIE PICKETT, B.A., Huston-Tillotson College ' I . . , Mm Harries is intrigued by the students response after she plays the record of Shakespeare's Marbah'l MRS. MAGGIE RHODES, B.A., MISS MARTHA TAYLOR, B.A,, MR5. GLORIA VENISON, B.A,, Huston-Tillmsnn College Texas A. 5: I. University Gmmbling College 1': Z x J MISS GLORIA WEBB, 8A., La. MRS. GLORIA WILLIAMS, B.A., MRS BARBARA WRIGHT, B.S., mar Teth College Prairie View College Prairie View Co age

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English Department language an m 1. alum 1mm: . f 3w MRS. ROBERTA SIMPKINS, DIREC. TOR, B.A., Wiley College The study of the Medieval period is truly one of the great moments in English litera ture These students, in Mrs. Simpkins' fifth period class, are enhanced by the unique storytelling of Geoffrey Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales. It is the goal of the English department to contribute in full measure to those skills in fulfilling the ideals of each pupil. We strive to help him to think clearly and honestly at his level of maturity and experience; to read thoughtfully varied printed materials, includ- ing important parts of his inherited and con- AAixi. temporary literature; to communicate effective- 5 k :A ly and to listen intelligently, evaluating all MRS DOTSIE s BELL: that'he perceives'm conversation or the mass Prairie view College medlaiall of which are basm to the perpetuah tion of democratic ways of living. MR. ARTHUR L. CRAFT B A. Bishop College M Ed., Texas South- em Unixersity c BIRS. AIARGARET HARRIES, IVIRS. ELNORA IVIAYFIELD. B.A. MRS. ANNETTE LIITCHELL, B.A., Lamar Tech College Texas College B.A., W'iley College

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Social Studies prepared , ; L MRS JUANITA WHITLEY, DIRECTOR, B.A., Bishop College, M.Ed., Texas Southern University Everyone seems to be all smiles as Mr, Thomas leads his class in the Interesting discussion of the Industrial Revolution, The department of Social Studies contributes to the civic, mature, and political development of stu- dents. It enhances the love and ap- preciation of our country and pro- vides a knowledge of other nations which is valuable in the present condition of the world. MRS, BETTY HENLEY, B.A., MRS. MARY JOHNSON, B.A., Huston-Tillotson College Lamar Tech College MR. CORDELL LINDSEY, B.S., MRSh MARION HICKS, 3A., La. MRs. MARY LINDSEY, 3.5, Paul Quinn College mar Tech College Paul Quinn College 20