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

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Business Department r IIINPIL TIDI SIYLES MRS, BETTY TAYLOR, CHAIR- MRS. PHERNELL COLEMAN, M , B.S., Southern University, 13.5., Southern University M.Edu Texas Southern University Students practice business work for later jobs Harold Haynes and Jackie White prove that proper posture is important while typing. The fundamentals of Typing and Gregg shorthand are the basics of the Business Department. These courses provide the students With those skills, understand- MISS NAOMI BAILEY, B.S., Prai- ings, and attitudes needed to obtain an initial position in steno- rie View College graphic work, also enabling them to prqduce work of acceptable quality and quantity. Dianna Ivory is pointing to brief forms in shonhand as the class pronounces in concert Brief forms are abbreviations in shon- hand. 27

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Homemaking Department stimulated creativity The Homemaking Department places emphasis on development of home life and preparation for future home- making. Proficiency in the sewing and cook- ing skills is encouraged. Its focus is upon better eating and dressing. The major goal of this department A is to prepare youths to fit easily into MRS. EURA ROBINSON 13.3., MRS. CORA BOULDIN, 3A., our SOCiEty, thus enabling them to be- Frairie View College, CHAIkMAN Bishop College, M.Ed., Texas . Southern University come an Integral part of the home and community. V kill: ' Ale? 4i, h MRS. GLORIA BRANCH, B.S., MRS. GWENDOLYN TAYLOR, M.S., Prairie View College B,S., Prairie View College V wwwiy. - X, 1. Beverly Brown, Doretha Lany, and Shirley Levine are creating their spring fashions. 26

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e gin. yd m ;- Miss Marilyn Downing, student teacher, shows Charlotte Richardson and Willie Evans, El Cordnbes, a master bullfightcr. The Foreign Language Departmenfs major ob- jective is to correlate the different languages with our modem English, The students are able to con- vey their thoughts in par- ticular courses they are studying. In our French and Spane ish classes the students are also informed about the principal events and ownences- Many mum MR. CLAYTON CLARK, 8.5., butions were made by the Xavier University French and Spaniards to our society, and the stu- dents enjoy reading in the foreign tongues about theme Hurley Clayton and Katie Jones seem very interested in brochures of France. Do you suppose they are planning a summer vacation? 36 e I , ', 28 IVIISS BARBARA RANDOLPH, BA Texas Southern University