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

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1970 volume:

Presen+ing THE I 970 BUMBLEBEE - IT'S JUST A MATTER OF PRIDE IN THE YEAR OF HAPPPENINGS - FROM THE BEGINNING TO THE END l-T' S JUST A MATTER OF PRIDE IN THE YEAST NINGQ - FROM TH T THE END - IT'SJU FPRIDEIN THE YEA , wuss - FROM TH' ; THE END - IT'S Ju F PRIDE IN THE YEA MINGS - FROM TH T THE END - IT' 9 JUST A MATTER OF PRIDE IN THE YEAR OF HAPPENINGS - FROM THE BEGINNING TO THE END IT'S A MATTER OF PRIDE IN THE YEAR OF HAPPENINGS - FROM THE BEGINNING TO THE END - IT'S The Bumblebee 1970 Edifion Volume XXI Edi+ed And Published By The Journalism Class Lincoln High School Por+ Arfhur. Texas Defending Champions QQAAAA Disiric+ The 1970 Bumblebee ws dedwmied to the meom Schooi Truck Squad and teams for than N mg performances, Thus yew marked the second consecuhve yew rho? Hue BEES won mp Dmmcr Luu reb and Iemesemed meom 05 fat as the State Mems. There's Pride In The Year Of Happenings . . . Alma Mafer Lei all our voices blend and sing. Join in This logal song: We give Three cheers +0 Lincoln High. Her warriors brave and sfrong. Her doors siand wide for all who come To sirengThen hear+ and mind. To learn of h'ufh and wisdom's wags And leave The veil behind. Had I a +housand Jtongues To Sing The half would ne'er be Told. Of whaf old Lincoln means +0 me . . . Her Purple and Her Gold. She's worihg of our faifh and praise: Long may dear Lincoln siand. To eleva+e fhe siandards Of people in Jthis land. . . . From The Beginning To The End. Yes, It's a matter of pride when students convey anterest in the total program of the school. Students find many interV estmg things In the world. Here the world of knowledge converges with the world 0t pleasure We know that we must move from the outSIde Into the in; Slde . . . the BEGINNING. One tonesome soul yearns for the outsvde To beg. the day m Mrs. Rhodes class .5 u goad way to have a pleasant day, When the belts soundl students rush mm the build mg5 mm 0H dlrechons, Wk?! I IV .x smdem oNIce helpers 90 ohm Vhelr dolly mks wnh pnde m whm um do Mr, Connell hkes This 510p IQQ' I The pnncrpm and me nuendmce Ieacher exchange qus New Ideas for publications were learned 07 the Unvverslty of Houston workshop It surely is a matter of pride when students take part in extracumr cular activities. Students feel that Lincoln IS really something to be proud of and they wont to show the world that this school .5 really something. Our students gave many concerts HS year. Our students were leaders .n the Jumor Achievement Protect These s'udems are first Mace wmners in vocal solo comes's. Extracurricular awards have always rmed high here m meoln. When n comes 00 speakmgl King We: Now L Cosh awardsare uxwaysmgoodvasVe, especmlly when a hard worker recerves one. We showed good sportsmanship - wm or case, Lincoh's units and student body have shown through the years that they are first-rote. We at Lincoln know that we have nothing , h I I 1 to be ashamed Of, for we know we re number 1. Our prInCIpul,I eklng Bee, mamtumed good pubic rec Ions m D mes. N ha i: , ,r 1 q Xh :W I I - '. , - ' . ' yr. . h h 5 i Our units pornopcved In many commumrf ciHalrs', School uctivihes and achievmg alumni al- ways bring a smiie to any Lincolnite. Being a port of these ochvtties gives many re- wards and lasting memories. Yes, there is PRIDE In Vhe year of happenings from the beginning to the end. .4...- L'ax'm. .' K:?wwx . TABLE OF CONTENTS lntrodudion Favorites Faculty School Life . I Underclassmen Sports Seniors Advertisements Teachers in he Limeligh'r Mr, Clcyvon Clurk recemly recognized Mr. Arthur L. Croh Treasurer of Local Mr. Charles E. Freeman Pres!dent of he by Spons Illuslrated for his eHorfs In rer TSTA and a member of The Port Arlhur Iocol TCTA and a member of the Po crumng Black oIhIeVes and scholars for Progress Plannmg Commlheev Arthur Pon Commission. Donne CoHege. Govemor Preston Smnh spoke m local leochers m October The Workers Behind +he Scene Members of the '70-'71 school board Mrs. R, L Murray, Mr. Ken R. Murphy, Mr Dave WiHshIre, Drv Milton Gelz, President, Mr. Ward Beckcoml Mr. Alfred Z. McElroy, Dr. B. E. J. Adams, Dr, Clyde M. Ooh, Supermtendem, and Mr, A. E, Punerson, BUSIneSS Manager. A very COSmOpOII'Gn group oi educators meet In the 1obby of Thomas Jefferson Auditorium when Governor Presvon Smith addresses local and area Ieuchersi Dr. Clyde Gott is the executive and ad- ministrative head of the Port Arthur Inde- pendent School Dlstnct. The smooth operation and general policies of our school system are the results of Dr. Gott's diligent and dedicated efforts. Dr. Gott is assisted by four other adminisA trotive heads. They are Mr. Alexander Koerth, Dr. George Thompson, Mr. George Hill, and Mr. Lonnie Devollt Their efforts to improve have been suc- cessful in that there is o more conducive atmosphere for teaching and learning. Mr. A. Koerth Mr. G. Hill Dedicafed Men in Dr. Clyde Gott Dr. 6. Thompson Their Professions Mr Edward Wmson Princxpd Mr Dow: and Mrs Mitchell, semor sponsors, are mdmg semor studems prepare then calendar of acuvmes for me year Mr. chson and Mr. Devoll revuew some of Lmr coM's Admmisfrahve PolICIes, Mr. Melvm Dovus Assuslanl PrmCIpal 2i Office Personnel Enjoy Their Work Mrs. BeSSle Bernard Mrs. Yvonne Gabriel Mrs, Alice Wlllloms MR2. m Mrsv Ruby Welch Mrs. Thelma Price Mr. Russell Garwood Mrs. Price, a deducmed teacher, ws the msrruc. tor of the Specml Education classes. Nurse Welch exploms the harmful effecv of drugs 90 Deborah Johnson. 22 Counselors Provide Helpful Guidance Mrs. Arreader P. Guwdry, Coordmmor of Guudonce Services, Semor Counselor, and Counsebr of four Freshman Homevoom Sections. Mr Anhur L. Craft, Dxrecmr of Studem Achvmes I Mr. Donald J, Paul, Junior Counselor, and Counselor of four Freshman Homeroom SeChOnS. Mr. Anhur 0, Henderson, Sophomore Counselor, and Counsebr of four Freshman Homeroom Sechons 23 English DepaHmenf Provides he The aim of the English deport- menf is to help sfuden'fs devel- op '0 their full potential, ena- bling them to observe their language more critically, to in- terpret it more accurately, and to use is more effectively Mrs. Roberto 5mm Miss Anna Conner English 1v English I Mr, Anhur CruH English II Journalism hi 3: ? Mr, Henry Mcyes Mm Elnora Muyheld MISS Billwe Jones Enghsh II Enghsh xv English m Drama Basis for Learning Mn. Annette Muchell Mrs. Marlone Plckeff Mrs. Maggie Rhodes English H and Ill Speech I and II Enghsh III Drama Mrs. G1ono Anderson Miss Martha Taylor English II Engllsh VI and II Mrs Dorevhu Vaughan Mrs. G1ona Vemson Mrs. Gloria Willmms English m and IV Enghsh 1 and n English III and IV Maihemaiics Deparfmenf is he A knowledge of mathematics is essential 'ro everyone regardless of his field of study. In every consumer and buyer relationship, one should be able to count effectively and approximate fox. Mrs. WIIIIe Mae Taylor Algebra I and consumers Math The moior obiecfives of the Mathematics Department are to help students solve practical problemsthat will be of significant value to home life and prepare stuv dents with fundamental background for advance study. Each student is required to study general or related mathematics, geometry, or algebra in order to fulfill requirements for graduation Mrs. Della Bell Ngebra II and Trig. nmun Ill M's. Della Bell helps one of her Trig smden's solve a problem, Corners'rone of Our Fuiure ML Joseph Chochere Mr. Norman Heben Algebra I and II Geometry Mr. William Ervm Mrs. Dorevhu Banks Algebra I Algebra I and ReIaOed Moth Mrs. Joan Alfred Mr. Hillery Robinson Reluled Mmh l Consumer's Math and Related Math II 27 Science Department Creates The intent of science at Lincoln is to prepare students to meet the challenges of their contemporary us well as future livest iv; w: k. :1 The curriculum is arranged to give a sufficient background for those who plan to attend professional schools, enter science as a career or seek voca- tional training. In general, the offerings are geared to Observation and Experimentation are the foundations of Science as demonstrated by prepare students to successtHY live in 0 these students, democratic world as good citizens, and cope with the competition of the tech- nological future. Mrs. unun Bobb onlogy Mr, Charles Freeman Chemistry Physical Scuence Mr. Anderson Harrison Smlogy a Desire for Learning .u swam m ummm Mr. Shllmcn Heben Physical Science Mr. Leroy Leopold Physical Science Brology 9 Mr. Chester Hm Chemistry Phym ML Clifford Landry Physical Science en 4,, ' ha. u :twym WV Mr. LOUIS Reed Biology 29 Social Studies Department The department of Socioi Studies contributes to the civic, mature, and political development of students, It en- hunces the love and appreciation of our country and provides a knowtedge of other nations which is valuable in the present condition of the world Mrs. Betty Henley Mr. Cordell Lindsey Mrs Mary Lindsey Mr Donald Rumley Amerlcon HIStOVY World History American Htstory American History. World History ' Hp! t, There ts never a dull moment In Mrs, Whitley 5 Government class Mrs. Juanita Whitley Government Economics Uniies Us Wi+h +he World Mr. Lawrence Thomas American and World Hlsvory Mlss Helen Tate American HIsQory Mr. Dennis White Governmem Economics Mrs Dorothy Windsor American History Mr. John Williams World History Government Economics Physical Educafion Molds Mrs. McrgarefGamble. V .demr Mrs, Joyce Marvin . . . shows Ihe MISS MorgareQ Franklin . . , Mrs. Dons Jackson . changes onstrares vhe correct Oechmque of method of properly holding a Obiechvely prepares her dolly Ies- Vhe scene wnh a course m done servmg In Ihe uchve game of voI budmmton racket 50 plan. m9- Ieyboll The PhySIcol Education Depurtmen? provides condi'fions most conducive to mental, physi- cal, emotional, and social growth in 1he development of each student. $4.3 'Mrsv Jackson and her dass gei no me swing of mings by donning, 32 Qirong Bodies and Charac+ers 13 vngu mm x I Congrcmluhons . Even with 0he coaches, Ieamwork 5 the key to success, CoochJae Washingwn. .05 m desk revems a ' Bu5y Bee.' Coach James Gamble . . rev Couch EIIIS WISE , , . says vhov Couch Curl Jackson . . . gels Coach Rmhord WIIIIOmS wewsmpesrofopreviousfoofbull even coaches have to do home ready for ms next clas; pomls out a typical 'BeeN ploy game. war . 33 The Business Deparimen'r Prepares Siudenfs for Fufure Careers The Business Department is ideally organized to cope with the career needs of not only the student who is preparing for a top-Ievel secretarial job, but also for the student who is preparing for other postgraduate iobss This deporiment stresses accuracy and speed. Mm. Phernell Coiemcln Shorihond l and II; Typing I Mrs. Naomi Snead Bookkeeping and Typing I 'UUUOIoU anemones VAJQEJGU i aaneoen E a Typing with ease? , . Mrss Beny Taylor TYng i and II The Library Service DepaHmen+ Provides Ex+ra lnformaHon The library provides a reading, listening, viewing, and learning atmosphere for students The home of the Book Worm, ' our library is an integral force in the school's educational program. Mrs. ShMey Fontenot Librancn ASSIsronV Muss Ivu Meudor Ubrorlcln These busy 'Book Worms explcm the importance of reading. Mrs. Bessie WebsVer Librarian Home Economics is he Bridge Beiween School and Home Living The Home Economics Department is concerned with educating the student for family living, conducting studies of the changing needs of individuals and ?he families and the means of satisfying these needs, and improving services and goods used by families. '1 I I 1 1021 Mrs. Glonu Branch Homemokmg I and H Mrs Cora Bouldm Homemukmg II and HI f Mrs. Gwendolyn Taylor Homemukmg I Mrsv Euro Robmson Home Management Indush'ial Ar'rs Open +he Door +0 3 Technical roiehd Q I. . T gm . v A; Mr Oscar Banks Mr. Alfred BeH Mr. James Grays Mechanics and General Shop Elemms Drum g 1-4?! .- A knowledge of indusniol arts and a realization of technical advancements are the students objec- Tives m the Industrial Ans Department. The department seeks to make students ready to compete against automation and to apply technical knowledge. Mr. BeH and some of hws deciromc students mveshgme Ihe ermg of a rudlo. Mr. Lee Odom Mr mah Washmgmn Woodwork w and n Mam Work 37 The Foreign Language Deparfmen+ Crea+es a Differenf Aimosphere The main objective of the Foreign Language Department is to help students develop a wholesome attitude toward French and Spanish. Through this study, students learn about the contributions made by the French and Spanish people of our society. Miss Barbara Randolph Mr. Cloymn Clark French I and II Spanish I and II Mr, Clark msvructs unencive sVudems m the use and Importance of me language lab. The Fine Ar+s Deparfmen'r Leads +0 Creafiviig The Fine Arts Department stimulates and intensifies the students' appreciation for music and art. The subiecn covered - art, band, and choral music - prove to be new sources of expression for the students. Mrs, Marlorie Cob Mrs Ann HUI Chow and Girls Glee Art I and H Mr. Oscar J. McNed Mr. Benme Woods Concen and Morchmg Band Choir ond.BOY5 Glee 39 The Cafe+eria Siaff Provides Us Wifh WelI-Balanced Meals Mrs. Ber'inu Davis Mrs, Evelyn Leopold 8m Mrs. Ruth Nod To lop n all off, even me food 45 goodl Mrs. Doro HI Mrs. Beny Wushmgwn The Main+enance 9+aff Keeps Things in Order Around +he School Mr. Anderson Armsieud Mr, WendeH Chaney Mrs. WWIe M. Anderson Mr. Roy C. Drake Mr. Neuly Dyes Mr. Dallas H. Ford Mrs, Alma Lafayevve Mrs. thenne Reed Mr Eddle Scot? Mrs. Leola Woshmgmn 4I This is he migh'rg . . . Baker, Charles Borideoux, Amy Bell, Bernetho Baker, Dwight Barker, Anna BeHon, Cymhlu Eclque, Lms Barnes, Henry Barman, Carl Banks, Samuel Boss, Sehno Benne , Carolyn Abraham, Lune Allen, Lorine Abraham, Rickie Alpough, cynmm Adams, Melvm Andrews, Cynlhlo Axexondey, warren Amoine, Frederick Allen, Ghann Bubmecux, Comm Allen, Harold Bailey, James 44 Freshmen Freshman Class of 1973 Bernard, Judwh Bowden, Danny Brooks, Everlenc Blrdsong, Home! ancoe, Gregory Brooks, Romano Babb, AHen Brocks, Dehcvc Eroussard, Joseph Boudreoux, Rose 5mm, Mary Broussard, Mcom Vi; . ;,' ill! ml 2 a- Brown, Annie Brown, Eva Brown, LOUIS Bruno! Debra Bryanl, Anlhony Brycm, Joyce Butler, Dennis Cannon, Curry Captain, Mary Ccrrrer, Alex Carter, Shelia Casmore, Dianne Freshmen 45 Every sweef has i+s sour . . . Como, wmney Dankms, wme Dem, Leon Corrmer, Becky Dows, An'hony DeBlanc, Gerald Credit, Bernard DOVIS, Edwmd DeJohn, Mary Daniels, Ghndc Dows, Josie Dennis, cymhm av v W ' . l Charles, Ernest Oeover, Pamela Charles Herbert Coleman, Sarah Charles, Marvm CMemon, Terrel Charles, Ruby Collins, Gwlber? Churlo', Shelia Comeuux, Evcnda Chrk, Allen Como, Em: 46 Freshmen every evil ifs Dixon, Glyndo Dwxon, Lmdo Donahue, EOH Dorsey, Ursuk: Drake, Cherry Dugus, Sywl Duncan, Cynrhwa Eglln, Vmor Espree, Bobbue Evans, Berry Fills, Pamck Fisk, Duwd Flugence, Joyce Fomenetre, Dondd Fontenov, Alozrc Fonleno', Cooherine Fontenol, Raymond Ford, Sandra FosOer, Frederick Frunas, Porno Fruge, A an Gollow, Frank Garhngmn, Abe Gasper, Gwendolyn Freshmen 47 Guudeau, dee George, Wilbert Gdben, Lorenzo c.lben, Marilyn Glaston, Linda Glover, Russell 48 Freshmen lamapar+ofall... Gwyson, my Green, Frank GuwHespIe, Charles Green, Chcdes GnHm, Sherry Gulllory, John Green, Derrick Gum, Am Gulllory, Joseph Green, Earns Gmdry, Chnsrello Guwllory, Josue Glover, VerneH Goben, Anger Graham, Mvchod Graham, Roberv Granger, Eugene Gray, Kirk ihaf l have met Guillot, James Hall, Anhonene Hampion, Cums Hunchen, Madelyn Horns, Andrew Harnsl Dorolhy Horns, Mmhoer Hams, Pamela Hams, Pmrick Harrison, Anderson Howkms, Jolene HCIWkII'IS, Mmson Hayes, Jxmmie Hayes, Shirley Haynes, On; Haynes, Shela Hebert, Beverhy Heben, Lloyd Henderson, Faye Henderson, Theresa Henry, Deborah Hm, Brenson Hm, Mary Hillard, James Freshmen 49 50 Freshmen Howard, Mcnlyn Hudson, Gbrlo Jackson, Danny Thinking is bui an idle wasfe . . . Jacobs, Harold Jenkins, Francine Johnson, Abxgod Jacobs, Verna Jenkins, Howard Johnson, Bryon Jucquet, Leroy Jenkins, Ray Johnson, Charlie James, Pomcuc Jerry, Calvin Johnson, Deborah Jackson, Joseph Jackson, Mary Jackson, Mormu Jackson, Paula Jacobs, Deborah Jacobs, Elbert Happiness is he only good Johnson, Glenda Jolwev, Carolyn Jones, Carolme Jones, Carol Jonesl Darrel Jonas, Dovud Jones, Delons Jones, Elllov Jones, Pcmcm Jones, Paul Jones, Porno Joseph, AugusN ne Joseph, Mwhon Joubert, Faye Joyce, Om Keck Woodrow Keller, Cllhon Kelly, Meredith Ffeshmen 5l And here is even a happiness . . . Leopold, Belmda Lewis, Sandro Levme, Eon Louis, mm; Molbue, Cora Levy, chhuel Lows, vaolhy Mmsh, Donald Lewns, Beny Mack, Norhanen Marsh, Wilda Kemper, Michael Ludoy, Terne Kennerson, Morgln LoFluer, Rum Kenny, Tonya LaHuer, Sharon Km, Ehzobeth Lorry, Dorulene nghL Chcdes LeBlanc, AshVon Lodcy, GwendoWn LeBlanc, Vwmn 52 Freshmen ihai makes +he hearf afraid. Marshall, Berncdlne Mayhem, Cryslul McElroy, mm; Marhn, Joseph Mayhem, JoAnn McGlory, Roy Momn, Kmhrma McCaH, Edward MCKEHIIE, Beverly May, Irene McElroy, ANord McKenzwe, Debra McKmsey, Ray McZed, Sheha Meeks, Rosenu Meroyer, Sveven Meyer, Beny kaes, GMberv MwHer, Michad MMo, Kennelh Mmord, Huwrcl anord, Wanda Mmlx, Jockdyn Mw'chell, Chfford Freshmen 53 54 Freshmen Muchell, Connie MikheH, Leonard Mstchell, Mary Muchen, Phyllis Moms, Lmdo Mosby, Dwighl The happiness of life is . . . Olwer, DoHas Peron, Pomck Olen, Mary Perreou, chhord Paddle, Ronnie Perry, Roberv Pallum, Yornell Pellum, Gad Pete, Ester Mosley, Mary Moyey, Michael Moten, Harem Mullen, Dorolhy Neveoux, Poul Obey, Magdalene Made up of minu+e frac'rions. Powell, LcneNe PmVer, Ricky Preston, Leha PresVon, buy Prevosr, Carla Prevosl, Warren onvosl, Brenda Randle, Judy Rutcllif, Shelia Ruyford, Jacquhne Reade, Kenneth Reed, George Reed, Vanessa Reader, Gen Reader, Lynn Rideou, Deborah Rwers, Dem Rivers, John Rwem, Kovhehne Rwers, Kmherlne Roberts, wmmey Freshmen 55 The supreme happiness of life is . . . Seymore, Wilford Sbne, Vickie Stelly, Gory Shmls, Ernest Smmh, Gregory srephens, Johnna Shilo, Mary Smith, Lela Sievens, Donald S4gur, Them Spam, Ida Sievenson, Cymhm Rogers, Gilben Sanderson, Dwight Rogers, Velda Savoy, Magdehne Rubin, Jacqueline Scypmn, Deborah Sanders, Hume Styplon, Dennis Sanders, Helen Scyplon, Ruben Sanders, Joseph Scypmn, Rosalyn 56 Freshmen The conviciion +ha+ we are loved. Svruwder, Mary Taylor, Leonard Thomas, David Toomon, Johnny Tmbodeoux, Herben Thomas, Debns Tayfor, Carolyn Thrbodeoux, Sherry Thomas, Gbnu Taylor, Frederick Thomas, Nvm Thomm, Mock Thomas, MarEe Turpeclu, Glenda Thomas, Stephanie Tyler, John Tvbbs, Woher war, Pamm Trainer, Brenda Vance, Jewex Trainer, Neddro Vance, Luvull Trainer, Rose Vonn, wmwm Freshmen 57 Then conquer we musf for our cause is . . . VIC'Or, Jucqueime Walker, Joann Washmgtcn, Cynihla Wells, Wxonms vmz, Lee Wallace, CIurence Washington, Debra wmre, Tummy Wade, Freddve WoHuce, Elbero Washington, Shame Williams, Eehndo Walker, 0mg Wallace, Mcmn Webb, Charles WIllIums, Carom 58 Freshmen Jusi: and his be our moPro. In God is our +rus+.' WIqums, Druzellu lehums, Manhu WIIIIOmS, Roben WIISOVL Roosevelt Wycoff, Shun Williams, ermy WIHIGmS, Marvm Wlllloms, Sully Wtz, Barbara Yowmun, Deborah lellams, Leona WIIIICImS, Polrma ston, Raymond Wulfz, Edward Yowmon, Pofnck Fresh men 59 Sophomores Adams, Curl Albert, Charles Alexander, James Alexander, Reginald Alfred, Eeny Allen, Jucquehne Allen, Juanita AHen, Kenneth Andres, Wlmdred Arcanecux, Meadowlark Armstrong, Ervin Bailey, Joe Banks, Jasper Bundeuux, Melvin Barnes, Micheal Bar'ie, Thermun Bovisfe, AIICIO Bohs'e, Donald Bulee, Frank Bell, DIOnnCI 62 Sophomores A hard beginning makefh a good ending Beniomln, E1swe Bernard, Clemem Bernard, Wedey erdsong, Rondd Boulmun, Anthem Bobino, Ramona Bomon, Rose Mar. Boudrecux, Juheth Eowden, Bane Bowden, Mary A. Bow, Lune Bradley, Debra Brorthwawe, Clmk Branch, Earmeu Broziel, Bemamin Brecux, Manuel Brynm, Lms Bush, Joseph Byrd, Karren Cude, Hume Co'm, Darrel Colcme, Ada CumpbeH, Wilford Cane, Harry Curfwrighf, Elhe Coslmere, Sandro Chambers, Henry Champagne, Chcdot, Rondd Reginald No+hing is impossible +0 a willing heari Chmm, Jock Chews, Leonard Cork, Deborah Clay, Bryon? Cole, Wanda Collins, WxHue Moe Como, Glenn Conner, AVIS Cormxer, Deborah Cormier, Emma Cmum, Deborah Crmle, Adam Crmle, Mary Crmle, Mew Crook, Julwe'te Crosby, Sidney Davis, Amhony Dows, Cossoundrc Dows, Dsunnc Dcws, Marilyn Davis, Pnsclllo DCVIS, Raymond Duyl Dyonne Dean, Terry Deese, Beverly Duxon, James Donahue, Doucev, Dmno Drake, Fredche Dugcs, Kennevh Gwendolyn Times do change and move coniinuallg Duke, Darrell Duncan, Toby DuncanveH, Donny Dwyer, Gwenddyn Ecghn, Jenn Eoglin, Pnnce Edmonson, Gwendolyn Eglml Conme Eglm, Henry Ellos, Dodene EH05, John Espree, Larry Fenhs, Dons Fields, OHwe Flowers, Eornes! Hugence, Jayme Ford, Reginald Fontene , Fehno Fomenoo, JOSIe Fomeno', Patrick Fonlenof, Roy Fontenor, Rose Frunusl Benetbo Francis, Patrick Frank, Glonu Franer, Diane Framer, June Gardner, Micheal Sophomores 65 All's well +ha+ ends well Gibbs, Billy wabs, EveWn Gwlberr, Ann Marie Gilben, Frederick GWHIGm, Melvm Glover, Roy Goberv, Alberta Goberv, Perry Gosh, Mildred Graham, Ernest Graham, Mary Graham, Samuel Granger, Deborah Granger, Geneva Gray, Elben Green, Dam Green, Patrice Green, Rodney Greenwood, Gary Gnmn, Myron Griffin, Thomas Guxce, Debra Guldry, Gone Gmeame, Mildred GulHory, Dono1d HoH, Porno 66 Sophomores Season your admira+ion for awhile Horns, Alfred Horns, Duriel Harris, Wanda Harrison, Anthony Harrison, Arthur Hayes, Tilvon Henderson, Limon Henry, Billie J. Hemon, PONICiO Herbert, Albert Hillman, Leonard Holmes, Joyce Howard, Beny Howard, Mychael Hudson, Delons Huiin, Jocelyn Hunt, Jocelyn Iles, VIrgie Ivory, Roman Jackson, Ferret Jackson, Ruben Jacob, Edna Jacob, Earnest James, Gwendolyn James, Mary Jenkins, Agnes Sophomores 57 Brevi+g is +he soul of wi+ Jenkms, Leroy Johnsun, Debra Johnson, Floreshne Johnson, Harold L Johnson, Linda Johnson, Pumas Johnson, Theresa Jones, Bertha Jones, Donald Jones, Ghana Jones, Gregory Jones, Harold Jones, James Jones, Joseph Jones, Pearl L Jones, Percy es, WHlxe Moe Jones, WMfred 0 2 Jordan, Pauxene Joseph, Deborah Joseph, Elma Joseph, Lavina Joseph, Vlvlon Jouber', Lawrence Karo, jccklyn Keel, Germd 63 Sophomores There's no+hing ei+her good or bad bu+ fhinking makes if so Kelly, Dondd R. Kemper, Thomas Keys, Pamela nyes, Regmdd LcFleur, Emma Larry, Eblse Laureni, Wanda Leanc, Mable Lee, Debra Lee, Joyce Levme, Carolyn Levine, Fares? Lewws, Pamm Lewus, Sherman ugmfom, Nathaniel Lindsey, Alice lemes, Emuh Locke , Mahne Lockwood, Dmnno Lon, Alben Lows, Homer Lou-s, Jcckve Louis, Kasey Lows, Mickey Sophomores 69 Noihing will come of nofhing MOIZE, thun Mabne, Barbara Molvecux, Jerome Marsh, Rober? Marshall, ShMey Morhn, Dorrd Martin, Dennls Mcrhn, Mary Mor'in, Pamela Mcewroy, Karen Mclntoush, Verms McKinney, Rmhord McMurruy, Dorothy McNeH, Georglo McNeil, Merrld McNed, Sandra McHroy, Cassandra McZeuI, Cynvhm Mennurd, Anna Miller, DurreH Miller, Donaid MlHer, Ronald Milo, Ballard MucheH, Gerald Muchell, Johna'hon MitcheH, Mary 70 Sophomores We cannof all be Mas+ers I MIIcheH, sum Momgomery, aeny Moore, Paulo erchell, Woymnd Moore, Murvm Moore, Seh'noma Monow, Peorlle Mosery, Harold Molen, Emunud Momon, Mary Mullen, Alben Murphy, BernadeNe Ned, VerneH Newman, Gory Nichols, Johnny thokon, Elwzabeth Parker, Carl Perreou, Debra Sophomores 7I should be whai +heg seem Perry, Warren Phlllips, Gwendolyn Pwrre, Lenaru mums, Debra mums, mm; ??eusanl, Beverly Polidore, Lune Polidore, Mary Polk, Lydva Posey, Benhello Powell, Rosalyn Prater, Mark Prevosi, Allen Prevosv, Jacqueline Prevosf, chheuI Pnce, Beny Proctor, Dianne Reed, Michael 72 Sophomores roiefg is no comfort To one nof sociable Reyndds, Dione Reynolds, Donald Reynolds, Patricia Reynolds, Rodney Richard, Paul Richards, Carlton Richardson, thers ereclu, chheul Roblnson, kau Robinson, Jackie Robinson, Leanna Robmson, Lmda Rodgers, John Rodgers, MlChte Rodgers, Ohs Ruffin, Cassandra Ruffm, John Sanders, Chrls'lne Sanders, Ronald Sanderson, Donheu Scuggs, Eddie Sco , Crystal Scypwon, Don Shednck, Bllly Shednck, Brenda Sherman, Margaret Sigur, Andrew smen, Cheryl Sophomores 73 Many shall run +0 and fro, and . . . same , Sherry Simmons, Puma smpson, Ruben Smegm, Venna Smegor, Pmnck Smnh, Beny Smlvh, brenda Smlvh, Nuohannd Solune, Preston Sosicnd, Perry Stafford, Vernon SteHy, Domd Stephens, Donna S'evenson, Earneso Stevenson, bah svmwder, Rose Styner, Carmen Taylor, Jessue Tcimon, Johnny Tmbodeuux, Milton Thomas, Abe Thomas, ChesVer Thomas, Deborah Thomas, JoceWn Thomas, Lmdo 74 Sophomores . . . Knowledge shall be increased Thomas, Phyllis Thompson, WIHurd Thornlon, CameHa Tillman, George Towers, James Vilvz, Brenda sz, Linda VHoV, EHen Wallace, Lydxu Women, Rudy Ware, Edna Washingmn, Amed Washmgm, Joe Webb, Stephen Welch, Deborah the, Brenda Wwdon, Clarence WIHmms, ANredo Wllllams, Azzxe W4IIIGmS, DGVId Sophomores 75 You're our envoy: Lead +he wag. and we will proceed. Williams, Dlone Wllluums, Drusellu Wdhums, Emma Williams, Gregory 4Mml WvIlmms, Jacquelme WIIIIDmS, Olwer Wuhams, Rickey wmz, Dorothy thz, Glenn WW1, Miched Wuse, Donald Woods, Edna Woodard, Shehu Yowmun, Kennerh KeHer, James Mchms, Jxmmy ,4 7b Sophomores Class of '72 Is Ouisianding Ousfanding Sophomore Orafors Sophomores 77 Iiffle love, +0 . . . Acrond, Catherine Adams, Marshall Adams, Many Alexander, Churlson Nexander, Chrisfopher Alfred, Llndo Allen, Cornell Allen, Larry Alpough, Joseph Anderson, Clara Anderson, DWIghv Antoine, Sylves'er Arceneaux, Varerie Armsnang, AMn Avklns, Syrema Bailey, Darrel Baker, Gerald BuHou, Linda Banks, Alfred Banks, Leo Barkers, Rodney Barron, Deborah BeH, Arthur Bell, Beverly Bell, Mary BlancheNe, Ronald 30 Juniors . . . a child and you gei . . . Bobmo, Melvm Benton, Dlnnne Boudreaux, Shirley Bowden, LlndO Bmdens, JUIIUS Brody, James Brocks, Pnnce Broussord, Drona Broussurd, Joesph Eroussmd, Rodney Brown, Bobby Brown, Vernudelle Burrell, EIIIS Burton, Wwae Butler, Anthony Bryant, Frederick Byrd, Donna Cede, chdm Cum, James Com, Pomck CompbeH, Rosie Comm, Robert Corner, Brenda Canon, Barbara Ccmer, Dinuh Carver, Elome Juniors Bl . . . a greaf deal back. Caner, Johnel Carver, Guru Celestine, Wanda Chambers, Samuel Chaney, Beverly Channel, wmmed Charles, Darryl Chews, Hermon Clark, Cloymn Clennon, Robem Chhon, George Coleman, Mary Cons, Phillip Comeaux, Ansvle Como, Henry Como, Noah Conner, Edward CorneN, Myra Cosey, Pamela Cox, Lmdo Cruford, Ovis Cred , Kavherlne Croui, Danny 82 Juniors The fu+ure is someihing . . . Cruuse, Tommy Domek, Henry Duws, James Deal, Cums Deal, Sarah DeBIonc, BerVrund Delmar, Larry Delmar, Mary Douglas, Phylhs . Dunbors, Mmhael Dwyer, Bernell Edwards, David Edwards, Hurry Elam, Joyce Evans, WxHIe Fenhs, Debra FonteneNe, DIneHo Fonvenene, Pomcia FonvenaNe, Ronmd Fontenoi, James Fomenoo, John Ford, Francis Formun, Roy Forrest, Corliss Juniors 83 . . . which everyone reaches . . . FosVer, Ches'er Fos'er, Wlllte Francs, Cymhm Francs, Donna Francis, Paulo Fronkhn, Arthur GumMe, WIHiam Gardner, Mary Gone , Charlie Gosper, WMberv Gates, Mary Geewood, Melvyn G4bbs, LcDonnc GIHwam, Annie Glosion, Wade Glover, Henn Glover, Richard Gradney, Nolan Graham, Carolyn Gray, Curl Gray, Hushrm Green, Angelo Green, Earl Green, Emma Green, Larry Green, Nonne 84 Juniors . . . a+ +he raie of 60 minuies . . . Pic'rure Noi Available Harrison, Tressle Hawkins, Micheal Hayes, Emma Hayes, Leneno Haynes, Haywood Heberl, Carolyn Green, Rxchurd anfm, Lee Esmer Grulce, Emma Gmdryl Carolyn Gmdryl 0mg Sundry, Demse Gmdry, Hercules Guillory, Deborah GwHory, Sandro Guillot, Bernodevle Gunner, Donmd Hull, Evelyn Hall, Howard Hall, Joneo Hammond, Tommy Horns, Brenda Horns, Elton Horns, Sandro Juniors 85 . . . an hour. wha+ever he . . . Henderson, Goudene Henderson, Joyce Hemon, Earnest Hlll, George Hlllmrd, Cynthia Hilliard, Elsie Hines, Rosemary HoHowoy, Anthony Hope, Janice Hope, Johnny Howard, Roben Hulln, Brenda Hyder, WIIIIE Jackson, Ben Jackson, Veleno Jackson, Waller Jacobs, Craig Jacobs, Jucquehne Jacobs, LlOnE Jacobs, Pamela Jacobs, Trela James, Joan James, Mayor Jenkms, Lmdo Jenklns, Mary Jerry, Eula 85 Juniors . . . does. whoever he is. Johnson, Dsono Johnson, Floyd Johnson, Frederick Johnson, mm, Johnson, Linda Johnson, Leroy Johnson, Lorena Johnson, Roberv Johnson, lecn Joluvet, Jeonene Jonesl David Jones, Deborah Jones, Juha Jones, Kennevh Jones, Linda Jones, Mom: Joseph, Eadene Joseph, Stella Jouben, Dianne Juneau, Alma Kewl, Cynrhxo KeHer, Marcus Keller, Richard KeHy, wane Juniors 37 Hope mag vanish . . . Llndley, Katheryn Lyone, Carolyn Mann, Alvm Loe, Opheha Mmze, Gloria MurshoH, Eddie Lo , Lmdu Mulbreaux, Jerry Marsha , Ronald Louls, Delons Molbme, Brenda Mom , Lawrence Kennerson, Lmdq Laurent, Dorevhc Levine, James ng, Rachel Lawson, Debm Lem, Joseph Kyle, Mary Learanc, Fldney Lewts, LeneNu Ladic, Brenda Lee, Glenn Lewxs, Mary LaHeur, Alma Lee, Patricio Lewws, Le nerd Larry, LOUIS Lee, Pmnck Lledy, MlChGel 88 Juniors . . . bui cannoi die. Morhn, Pcmeh: Munhews, Hdda Mayfield, Brenda McCorlhy, O'neul McCreary, Alberta McDonald, Dmne McDonald, Elnora McNeal, Georgla Mykyar, Lune Meeks, Robert Mickens, Dcwd Mickens, Leonard Miles, Orphey Mdler, Deborah Miller, Mary Ml'the , Sylvm Mitchell, Terry Moore, Lorry Morgan, Gerald Moms, Audra Juniors 89 Beaufg is a pledge of . . . Pe0e, Wanda PoIIdorel Lmdu Pruler, Deborah Paers, Vernon PoweH, Gregory Predxo, Donna PhIHips, Melvm Powell, James Pnche , Mary Pnre, Mark Powell, Rxchord Provosl, Cynthia Moms, Gremhen Nero, Adam Pegross, Clarence MONIS, Hazel Newcost, Bonnle Pegross, Wlllle Moms, Pamela Normand, Bervha Perron, Leonlde Moseley, S'ephen Normand, Mucheoi Perry, Janice Myer, Beny ozen, Earnesr Perry, Pa'nclc Ned, Nova Pohvver, Bonnie Perry, Roberl 90 Juniors Pumphrey, Uru +he possible conformHg . . . Ruchord, Ailen Richardson, Charlene Riley, Fred Roach, Pamcio Roblnson, Dorothy Rodgers, Dyral Senders, Alfred Rogers, Terry Sanders, Joe Rose, Raymond Sanderson, Cheryl Roy, Ella Mae Savoy, Jocquelme Royal, Beverly Scon, Warren SoHIer, Georgiana Scypxon, Dwrght Scyplon, Solomon Scypron, Vicionc Senegal, Pomcxu Session, Gwendolyn Shednck, Murrell Shedrwck, Myra Juniors 9I . . . be'rween +he soul and . . . Sherman, Dorevho Shudds, Michael agur, Charles 5.9m, Samuel Simmons, Dwain Sumon, Estella Simpson, Lester Simpson, Vmey Smegul, Dionne Slnegal, Dam Slnegal, Reginald S1one, Deborah 5mm, Becky 5mm, Bernadine Smith, Dlane Smith, Gertrude Smith, Sbelxa Smnh, Voleno Sneed, Gloria Sohane, Deborah Spain, Ado Spain, Irma Sperlmg, Muchcew SmIey, chhoel Sievens, Nelson Stevenson, James Svewan, Cynrhm 92 Juniors . . . na'rure. and consequenilg a . . . Sweet, Linda Tme, James Taylor, sway Taylor, Jennena Taylor, Mamcn Tebo, Earl TeHery, Jes4e Tezeno, Lmda Thomas, AIEXIO Thomas, Calvm Thomas, Cecd Thomas, Qevelnnd Thomas, Jessie Thomas, memy Thomas, Laura Thomas, Wdhe Thornton, comm. Trohun, Estenna Tnce, Sherman Turpecu, Carolyn Vultz, Eorsw vmz, James vmz, Nelson Wade, Norman Washington, Lester Woshingmn, Wanda Juniors V3 . . . ground of fafe in he . . . Wolkms, Georgia Webb, Brenda Welch, Sylwcl Wesv, Roberv White, Geneva White, Roseveh Whnley, memy Wwdow, Gwendolyn Wilkerson, Pmricm wnlmms, Dione Wllhclms, Earnest WIHIcms, Johnny 94 Juniors . . . supremacy of he good. WIHIOmS, Lows WIIIIOmS, Mockhn Wlnloms, Pom wmmms, Raymond Wilson, Behy ston, Mellm Wllson, Swmrrue wmz, ChrisreHo wmz, Laura Windon, Veronica anm, George Yates, Grace Voung, Doromy Young, chhoel Yewmun, Gwenddyn Conley, Lawrence Juniors 95 Don'f lei +he fac'r +ha+ gou can'+ . . . Abraham, Clarence Abraham, Joann Acrond, Joseph Acrond, Veronica Adams, Jimmie Wayne Adams, Ronald Lee Albert Brenda Joyce Alexander, Gary Charles Alexander, Joseph, Jr. Allen, Michael Dwame Anderson, Edna Antoine, Linda Kathryn 98 Seniors . do all you wanf +0. keep you from doing wha'r you can do! Atkins, Patricio Baker, Doris Baker, Eddie Baker, Joseph Baker, Lawrence Batiste, Sherry Bayard, Judith Bell, Lindc Benicmin, Otis Roy Benoit, Harvey Bessord, Leroy Seniors 99 H is praiseworihg even +0 aHemp+ a greaf aciion. Bevel, Gienn Fredrick Bevel, Gwendolyn Faye Birdsong, Willie, Jr Blanchette, Harry Gene Bootmon, Betty Ann Boofmcm, Lucinda IOOSenIors Bobb, Leno Mane Bobino, Maurenne Denee Bodden, Mervyn Selkirk Bradley, Foy Luther Brody, Joann Brcly, Deborah Faye Schools are he workshops of humanifg. Brrscoe, Deborah Ann Brocks, John R. Brocks, Patricia Ann Brocks, Wilford C. Brooks, Winston Carl Broussord, Darrell John Seniors IOI 102 Seniors He who would do a greaf +hing well musi Coin, Glindo Marie Cop1cin, Velma Carlie, Lloyd Carrier, Judy Kay Carter, Anthony Carter, Doris Brown, Alice Faye Brown, Louis Brown, Wilder Bryant, Dwoniu Bryant, Harold Buckner, Donald Roy firsi have done he simplesf +hing perfecilg. W Carter, Janice Marie Cusirmre, Joseph, Jr. Casmire, Linda L. Coshlle, Mor'in, Jr. Causey, JoYvene Channel, Silos, Jr. Charles, Alfredo M. Charles, Jonathan Charles, Lena Chan , Dorothy Clark, Andrew When you gef +0 +he end of your rope Va Clark, ChurIOMe Clark, Cupid Clay, Allen Roy Clay, Johnny W. Coleman, John H. Coleman, Johnnie R l04 Seniors . . . fie a kno'r and hang on. Collms, Charles CoHins, Earl Collins, Magdalene Collins, Robert Comeaux, Veromco Como, Stephenio Conner, Sharon Ann Conner, Shelia Ann Crothin, Mirindu Credit, Ellmon Leon Crenshow, Ronald Cnss, Charles Seniors I05 I06 Seniors The main safisfaciion of life comes +hrough Day, Doris Lowse Deudmon, Patricia Deal, Vergle DeJohn, Douglas Donahue, Luvonne Dorsey, Sherman a Crime, Michael Crout, Carolyn Curby, Fred Cutten, Paula Ann Davis, Phyllis Dcvss, Rosalind Ann . . . hard work which one enjoys. Dorsey, Willie Drake, Com ENG Duhon, Orella M. Duncan, Brenda Sue Eaglm, Jean FranCIs Eghn, Teno Lms Eli, Jacqueline Essex, Gilda Ann Everfield, Bernice Flannogan, Linda Fontenot, Cheryl Fontenot, Judy Seniors I07 I08 Seniors Knowledge wiihou+ educaiion is bu+ . . . Forney, Dovnd Frazier, Alvin FrieVs, Douglas Friels, Pamela Freeman, Stanley Gullien, Donna Fonfenetfe, Dione Ford, Doris Ford, Murindo Foreman, Belinda C. Foreman, Shirley M Foreman, Veronica A. . . . armed in jus+ice!!! Gallow, Ethel Garrett, Ed Gory, Hermon Gilben, Antionene GIN, Lynwood Gobert, Jo Ann Godfrey, Glynn Gordon, Diana Graham, Jonnie Granger, Mary Educafion consisis of example and love . . . Gray, Juanita Mane Green, Arthur Lee Green, Keith Alan Green, PhyHis Guldry, Deanna Marie Guidry, James Lawrence Guidry, Lawrence, Jr. Guidry, Sharon Ann Guilliome, Delbert Roy Guillory, Carolyn Ann Gunner, Jackie Holey, Lionei I l0 Seniors . . . noihing else. Hompfon, James Roy, Jr. Hunchen, Anderson, Jr. Honey, Lee Arthur Harris, Amos James, Jr. Harrison, Connie Ann Hutton, Eller Jean Hawkins, John Wesley, Jr, Hawkins, Thuvo Ann Hayes, Hazel Mae Heard, Franciretto Henry, John Oneal Henton, Elias, Ill Seniors III Schools were never infended +0 be . . . Hopkins, Alvin Wayne Houston, Norma Jean Howard, Earnest Roy Hunter, Myra Regina Hurks, Eric Nelson Hurts, Ella Ann I l2 Seniors . . . iranquilizers. +heg should be agi+a+orsl Isadore, Colton, Jr. Ivory, Kerry Josie Jackson, Brenda Elaine Jackson, Dianne Marie Jackson, Rebecco Jacobs, Betty Ann James, LUCIndO Mildred January, Qwendolyn Fay Jenkins, Cafherlne Marie Jenkins, Mary Anne Jenkins, Robbie Dde Jerry, Bernard Seniors H3 lnsiruc'rions end in +he school room. bu+ . . . Johnson, Brenda Johnson, Brenda Joyce Johnson, Linda Gail Johnson, Marie Johnson, Paulette Johnson, Phyllis A. Johnson, Richard Johnson, Wilma L. Joiner, Carolyn Jones, Aaron Jones, Alber1hc Jones, Annie Lee 4 Seniors . . . educa+ion ends onlg wiih life! Jones, Carolyn Jones, Dornel Jones, Donald Ray Jones, Eric J Jones, Harold L. Jones, Jessie Mae Jones, Kofie Jones, Laura Faye Jones, Louis G. Jones, Lynette A Jones, Melvin Jones, Walter E. Seniors l 15 Life is a mirror: H' gou frown 3': it if frowns . . . Joseph, Allen Ray Joseph, Brenda Marie Joseph, Jocelyn Joseph, Spencer Jouberf, Linda Gayle Keller, Gweneviere Marie Keller, James Jr. Kelley, Lemcrion Kelly, Solfus Jr. Kennerson, Russell Kiel, Kenneth Knight, Brenda Victono I l6 Seniors back: If you smile. i+ reiurns Jthe greefing! Lafleur, Deborah E. Landry, Loyce Landry, Lydlo Landry, Poul Landry, Rufus LoPoint, Albert Seniors H7 Educa+ion is he Mofher of Leadership. Lathon, Anthony Luvergne, Janie Lemon, Larry Leonard, Michael Levy, Bente C. Lewis, Charlie Lewis, Deborah Lewis, GUSSIe Lighffoot, Patricia Locketf, Perry Losfon, EHO Louis, Johannes I I8 Seniors Knowledge in goufh is wisdom in age! Maize, Rosie Molvo, Otis Mcnsfieid, David, Jr. Marks, Kenneth Marsh, Thomas Martin, Bessie Martin, CoMn Martin, J. L. Martin, Sidney McCall, Linda McClain, Charles McCoy, Jeanette Seniors H9 There's a way +0 do if beHer . . . Find H. l20 Seniors McGlory, Bernice McGlory, Burton McGowan, Bobbie G. Miller, Martha Milo, Linda Mane Mitchell, Betty J. Mitchell, Floyd Mitchell, Gregory C. Molo, Patricna Monroe, Yolanda C. Montgomery, Moudry A firsi failure is ofien a blessing! Moulton, Lawrence Mullen, Ben Louis Mullen, John Joseph Mullen, Sammy Myles, Ethel Moe McDonald, Elvin: Moore, Wendell Morris, Patricio Morrow, Burgess JL Mosely, Deborah Yvonne Mosely, Roben Moultry, Brenda l2l We plan for he fuiure bg +aking a . . . Neville, Morvo Nichols, Chades Nico, Robert Onezine, Mary OVIHe, Leolo Parker, Chyrel E. '22 Seniors . . . Firm grip on he present Parker, Margaret K, Perry, Carolyn Marie Perry, Kenneth 5. Pete, Charlotte Phillips, Cynthia Polidore, Ernie O. Powell, Damiel John Powell, James A. Powell, Ronald Prater, Brenda Prescott, Lorry Provost, Paula G. Seniors l23 I24 Seniors We cannoi save +he pasf wi+hou+ . . . Queen, Barbara Ann Ratcliff, Sharon E. Rofchff, Woodrow Wllson Jr. Raymond, Joyce Ann Reed, Lindo Kay Richard, Wilma Lee Riley, Jacqueline Elaine Riley, Macklin Wayne Robinson, Eva Joyce Robinson, Pamela Jean Rodgers, Eric Rodgers, Kerry C. Jr. . . . surrendering +he fuiure. Rogers, Marsha W. Rogers, Nons Rougeau, Linda Faye Royoi, Joanne Ruffln, Claiborne III Sampson, Adeline V. Sampson, Michael Sanders, Carl Douglas Scott, Wilma Jean Scypion, Ronald Lee Secles, Lester Jr. Shepard, Calvin Seniors '25 If we open a quarrel befween +he pasi . . . Sigur, Stafford Simien, Lawrence Simon, Home Simmons, Gloria Simpson, Leroy Slone, Richard Bernard Smith, Denise M. Smsrh, Linda Faye Smith, Sandra J, 1s Smith, Sondra Kay Sparks, Kenneth Omega S'fcfford, Harold L. I26 Seniors . . . and he present we shall find +ha+ we have losi +he fuiure!!! Stevens, Austin Tatmon, Foster Jr. Taylor, Almeda A. Taylor, Christopher C Tebo, Florence A Thomas, Arnold J. Thomas, Henry J. Thomas, Joyce Thomas, Willie Thompson, Helen Lois Thompson, Velma Thornton, Abraham R. Seniors I27 I28 Seniors The ac+s of Jtoday become +he preceden'rs Vital, Monica Wade, Pmricia Walker, Frank Wallace, Judy Wallace, Robert Washington, Jimmy Trohun, Wilson Tyler, Eugene Vulsin, Dorothy VanWrigh', Charles VonWrighf, Clyde Victor, Dorothy of ges+erdag. So be hones'r wi+h ourselves. 5.. Watson, Arthur Watson, Clara Welcome, Patricia West, Nola White, Judy White, Lester Wiggins, Reinord Wilkerson, Janet Williams, Beverly Williams, Calvin Williams, Debra Williams, Hcrdner Seniors l29 The reward for a good deed is +0 have done ii. WiHioms, James Williams, Lee ENC: Williams, Norris Williams, Lucy Jr. Williams, Sarah Willis, John Wilson, Harold Windon, Albert Windon, Velesscc Yowman, Lawrence Wilson, Betty Williams, Barbara I30 Seniors Seniors of l 970 Mrs. Guldry helps a student help herself through her own effons. It was a great day when 'he mvnuhons were received. CWQm'VIO'iWS were 9W9 the NHS PWSP dent Foster Tonon by PrinCIpal Watson. Seniors l3l I 9 7 0 MR AND MISS SENIOR James Guidry and Lynda Faye Smith. Senior Favoriies g a $3 is THE MOST BELOVED FAMILY GROUP - The Guidry s - Sharon Guidry, Lawrence Guidry, and Loyce Guidry. MOST COURTEOUS - Darnell Jones and Beme Levy. '32 Seniors More Favoriies MOST COMPATIBLE 7 John Willis and Shirley Foreman. MOST BEAUTIFUL SMILE - Johnnie Coleman and Diane Fontenene. MOST BEAUTIFUL EYES - Eugene Tyler and Maureen Bobi- no Seniors I33 I36 i 3 Carolyn Marie Crout MISS LINCOLN 1970 Miss Lincoln +he Ideal Young Lady l FIN 3h ? .9! ;,i3 M M rk Carolyn Marie Crouf is the daughter of Mrh and Mrs Ellis Crouf. She was chosen Miss Lincoln by the stu- dent body, There were ten contestants who compet- ed for the title. She participates in the Drama and the Forensic Clubs, She is a member of the Debate Team and Secretary of the Senior Class. Carolyn has also won the title of Miss Federated Clubs, and Best Dressed Senior GirL l37 I38 MOST VALUABLE STAFFER Alfredo Marie Charles Anderson Hanchett is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ander- son Honchett. In 1969, the Gold Party of the Student Congress was able to present a candidate to oppose the leader of the Purple Party. Anderson was elected president of the Student Body by wearing a school- wide IobeL He was the choice of the student body His regime was spent in establishing the Senior Class as an entity to be reckoned with He gave good lead- ership and will be remembered as a member of the new wing, Achievers of Alfredo Marie Charles is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Clifton Chorlest She is Co-Editor of the Bee Ga- zette Newspaper, and Co-Editor of the Bumblebee Yearbook. She is also President of the Senior Class, 0 member of the Campus Coeds, a member of the Slide Rule Club, secretary of the Math Club, and a member of the Student Congress. She received an award for outstanding service, and served as a dale- gate of the Good Sportsmanship League. She is the recipient of the 1970 Most Valuable Staffer Award STUDENT CONGRESS PRESIDENT Anderson Hanchett Tomorrow Alvin Wogne Hopkins is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hopkins. He is Drum moior of the band, and a mem- ber of the Debate Team. Alvin has done outstanding work as a member of the Junior Achievers, and served us Parliamentarian of the 22-AAAA Good Sportsmanship League. He was also recipient of Na- tional Award of Excellence. GSL CHAIRMAN Alvin Wagne Hopkins Belinda Christina Formon is the daughter of Mrs Helen Orsort. She is a member of the Senior Honor Society, Slide Rule Club, and Math Clubt She has participated in UIL Spelling since her freshman year, and has won honors every year. She is the 1970 recipient of the Betty Crocker Award. BETTY CROCKER AWARD Belinda Christina Formon I39 Rosalind Ann Davis is the daughter of Mrt Elcide Davis. She is a member of the Senior Misses Club, a member of the Slide Rule Club, a member of the Math Club, and a member of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Debettest She is also a member of the Forensic Club. BUSINESS MANAGER OF THE YEARBOOK Doris Ann Carter Students Who Keep the SUBSCRIPTION MANAGER OF THE YEARBOOK Rosalind Ann Dovts Doris Carter is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Carter. She IS a member of the Future Homemakers of America Club. She also served as Exchange Editor of the Bee Gazette. Newspaper and Yearbook Rolling EDITOR OF THE NEWSPAPER Linda Faye Smith Barbara Ann Queen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ora Queen. She is also 0 member of the Senior Miss- es, the Business Club, a member of the Executive Committee of the Student Congress, a member of the Mixed Glee Club and a first place winner in 22AAAA UIL Solo competition, Linda Faye Smith is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Smith. She is 0 member of the Campus Coeds, assistant secretary of the Senior Class, one of the contestants in the Miss Lincoln Pageant and was cho- sen Miss Senior. EDITOR OF THE '70 YEARBOOK Barbara Ann Queen HI The Swee+es+ of These students were Sweethearts FOOTBALL SWEETHEART Linda Faye Reed SENIOR MISTER Albert Wogne LaPoint MISS SENIOR OF THE SENIOR CLASS Linda Faye Smith TRACK SWEETHEART Betty Bootmun I42 +he Qwee'rs selected as Club for 1969-1970 FORENSIC SWEETHEART Helen Thompson HONEYBEE SWEETHEART Lawrence Baker EXECUTIVE SWEETHEART Katie Jones KAPPA SWEETHEART Judy Kaye Carrier I43 The Fuiure Leaders These students were successful in becoming National Merit Semi-Finolists They are left fo right Kenneth Sparks, Foster Totmon, Belinda Forman, and Shirley Formun. Achievers always desefve congratulations, Here ML Watson is congratulating the Merit Finalists. They are Foster Tutmon, Belinda Forman, and Kenneth Sparks. of America Top Ten Graduafes of I 969-70 BelindodC.I Igormun Shirley M. Formun Foster Totmon, Jr. James L. William: JOhn A. Willis I45 Tiile Ca pfurers Track AlI-Disfrici All-Regional All-Q+a+e Robert Earl Perry Baskeiball AIl-Disfric'r All-Siaie All-American of 1969-1970 Bes+ Aciress Dianne Gordon Besf Acior Abe Tyrone Thomas I47 The Library Was he Headquariers of Jrhe Dile'danfe Club Members of ihe Dilehome Club. The Annual Book Week Program Was Given by he Dile'dan'res MISS Iva Meador The cast of me Play. Mrs. BESSIE Webster I5l Time, patience, work, and tears are the touchstones of this year's happenings. Students have offend- ed workshops con ducted by the Univerh sity of Houston, The Taylor Publishing Company and the Port Arthur News. Through hours of planning, pictureh faking, cropping, copy-writing and editing this year's publication was made possible. These SVUdenls amended the Umversity of Housmn Workshop. l52 BEE GAZETTE and he Toml planmng laid Vhe groundwork for the year's iournulism uchmyh i'i n Organlzo'lon plcmres were retu a headache! Lincoln BUMBLEBEE Annual Capiure +he Year's Highligh'rs KI- WYW S w? m x:,. Yaw 3:9- Plcvuresl pictures, where are my piclures? l53 Honor Socie+g Members Refleci Recognition was given new Junior Honor Society members on ioining the select society. Junior Honor Society members maintain a ' B' average or above. The Members are: Seared: Alicia Batiste, Jacqueline PrevosL Deborah Joseph, DeboA rah Phillips, Johnita S'EphenS,Phy 15 Phlllips, Gloria Gmdry. Standing: Donald Tulmon, Ruth LaFIeur, Wanda Payne, Pomau Jomesl Pamela Ueveland, Milton Thibedeaux, Fredrick Amoune, Shirley Hayes, Rosetta Meeks, Meadow Lark Arceneaux and Brenda Smith, Unusual Scholasiic lmpaci Maintaining a 'B average is only one of the qualifications for membership in the Naiional Senior Honor Society. LeudA ership, service, and character are very important, too. Members of vhe National Senior Honor Sociefy are President, Foster Tmmon, Secremry, Shirley Foreman, Treasur- er, Lmdu Bullou, As. Seue'ory, Gwendolyn Session, Reporter, Mary Granger, Parhamemurion, Jone! Hall, Belv indu Foreman. Srandmg. Vergie Deal, Beme Levy, Kenneth Marks, Colfon Isadore, James Williams, Kennevh Sparksl John Coleman and Patricia Morris. Mr. Burton West was speaker at the mduchon ceremony of new members, I55 Diligence Insured Reward Mmhuel Miller Alfredo Charles FosVer Tulmon More man 125 smdenvs were recognrzed for outsmndlng serwce m me school durmg Vhe school year 1969770. I56 on Award's Day. 1970 Honored studems were spurred by the inevi'fcble rewarding up- pluuse of many parents and friends. Students also recognized the work which insured excellent performances, Alvin Hopkins Shlvley Foreman Vernon Peters l57 Ten 05 meolnk unradive senior students participated in the pageant. They were Shirley Foreman, Mugdeline COIIII'IS, Patricia Morris, Mildred James Huddle Simon, Jacqueline Eli, Helen Thompson, Tana Eaglln and Carolyn Crouf. 040. shown I5 Linda smnhy l58 Some Scenes from he Pageani The Judges were Miss Pu'chia Fomeno', Mrs. Delores WIIIIClmS, Mr. Walter JV Pine, Mrs. WIer Moe Arceneaux and Mrs. Joyce L. Bell. Haddre Slmon 159 I60 Magdehne Collins Shlrley Foreman l 969 Confesfanfs for gd Carolyn Croat Msldred James Homecoming Queen Jacqueline Ell Patricia Morris Linda Smllh Helen Thompson Ibl Preparaiions and Fesiiviiies Made An exhilarating pep rally, sparked by the Coaching staff, kicked off the day before the big day. A real live Buzz Sessvon was held m We Beane. The bombshell xgmted by Coach Washmglon lurned the rally mm a GorBeeero Sesswon. 162 Final Homecoming Aciivi'ries Gag Mw ss Lincoin ' and court were presemed to homecoming spectators during thf-hme ceremonies of the Lincoln- Silsbee game. MISS LINCOLN - Carolyn Cram and Prmcipul Wat PM of the 7,500 spectators. son. Muss Shirley Foreman and escort Miss Mugdelme Coilms and escort. MISS Teno Eglm and escort I63 The Annual Coronaiion Ball Miss Lincoln was announced at the Coronation Ball. The title was earned pre- viously 0? the Homecoming Pageant. M55 Carolyn Cm. Other comestan's and their escorts formed the royal coun. The four runners up and escorts grace .he vhrone wnh Muss meoln, Senior Misses Durmg HomeCOmlng Week vhe Oub selected Alberl LoPomt 05 ns Senior Mmerf Slave Day was a day of hm and extra onennon. Each 'MGSH served us Slave '0 her numbered Coumerpun and boughl ms dm- ner for Vhe day Twas fun mow Alberv ' Semor Mister LoPoInt wus pvesemed 9a the 5w The Fabulous Senior Misses!!! den! body by Tena Eoglm and Pummo Lighrfoov lbs The Task of Boosiing Spiri+ Was he Honeybee Mo'oreNes anended workshops and won medals. The Malorenes ore Tmu Eaglm, Debo- Members of Vhe Honeybee: and Dnll Team were Linda Johnson, Linda Reed, Judneh Bayard, Gwenevlere Keller, Drum Maloretve, Teno Eglln, Head Mo- Lorette, J0me Luvergne, Sharon Rakhi , LaDonno Gibbs, Threse Johnson, Shldey Foreman, POHICIG Lewus, Brenda Joseph, June Frozwer, Janelle Tower, Laura WMZ, WIllre Mae Jones, Patricia Lightfoot, Henry Jean Glover, Beverly Chaney, Dmne McDonald, Marvcl Nucille, Pamela Robinson, Dobres Lewis, Deborah Welch, Deborah Cormier, Kufhenne Acrond, Shirley Taylor, Delons Judson, Joyma Flugence, JuIIeNe Boudreoux, Brenda Jackson, Lmda Amolne, Mary Delmar, Pamela Morrls, Charlene Rmhurdson, Debra Johnson, Melba WIISDH, Barbara Malone, Linda Kennerson, Carobyn Lyons, Karen McElroy, Myra Cornell, Glona Sneed, Hazel Morris, AIICe Llndsey, Koren Byrd, Brenda Shedenck, Evelyn Grbbs, EMra McDonaldl Dianne Guir dry, Darevha Sanderson, Noreen Green, Donna Byrd, Debra Clark, Hilda MaNhews, Gwendolyn Folk, and Judy WhIIeV lnsOrudor, Mrs. Jackson. l66 Job of he Honeybees and Cheerleaders 1 I I 2 w rah Clerk, Linda Reed, GwenevV iere Keller and Judy Bayard. JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS: Stephanie Thomas, Norma Jackson, Johnna Stephens, Becky Corner, Chns Mayfier, Shellu Mcheul, Phyllis Lewus, Mary Strawder. - . , ylk' SENOOR CHEERLEADERS: Nova Ned, Vuleno Jackson, Debroch Crahon, Ame WIIIIOmS, Muchud Allen, Dons Ford and Debroah Granger. I67 Bee Fans Owe Much +0 +hese Bumblebees Melvm Boblno Eric Hurks Couch Joe Woshmgmn, Lmdo Reed, Football Sweevheun, and Aaron Brown. Ronald Powell Albe chcm' Amos Horns WendeH Moore Glenn Godfrey Hoyd Carlie I68 The UshereNes are Beme Levy, Judy Carrier, Lydia Landry, Kuvie Jones, Ellen Roy Vital, Evelyn Hull, Elnora McDonald, Francnreno Heard, Paula Frcncbs, Monica VI'GI, and Patricia Moms. Mrs, Forrest Jame Lovergne, Sharon Rotcliff, Gwenevuere Keller, Lmda Reed, and Judnh Bayard. lb? Fooiball Banque+ - An 0u+s+anding Eveni The football bcnquel honormg our 1969 grldmen had as its speaker, Alumnus Aaron Brown, a member of me Championship Kansas City Chiefs. Principal Wmson expressed grah- tude 00 me 1969 Bumblee squad for Ms performances during the season, The coaching staff helped to make the ngquuev a success by osslshng, Coach Woshmgfon m giving awardsv . I70 Senior Execuiives Tops The Senlor Execunves a Semor boys dub, sel- ecVed as in Club Sweenhean, MISS Kane Jones. Eric Hurks, VICeVpreSIdenf; and Arnold Thomas, me preswden' approve of vhe dutfs chalce. Revv Ransom Howard was guesf speaker on Ihe assembly program sponsored by vhe Club. The Club sponsor, Mr. Lawrence Thom- as, and Prmcipal Wc'son were oDso pcrhcw- pants on vhe program. The Senior Execuhves .s composed of Semor s'udents selected for membership during their Jumor year. The president is Arnold Thomas. The vice presidenhs Eric Hurks Miss Kane Jones recewed o .corsuge on Vhe Executives Big Day. l7l Bumblebee Marching Band Adds Color. THE BAND MEMBERS: Left to ngm, row one: Debra Muller, chheol Levy, Jessie Davis, Tony Hammond, Spencer Jo- seph, John WIHIs, Edward Como, Puf- nck Fields, Maureen Bobmo, Edna An- derson. Row Iwo, Pomcm Sxmmons, Memel McNeM, Wcher Jackson, Linda Moms, Jushn Baker, SOonley Freeman, Donna FranCIs, wacn Joseph, Ronald MarshoH, Craig Jacobs, Dwonlu BryA um, Dumel Jones, SVepheme Como, Pouiu Moore, Debra Bradley. Row three: Wmlfred Andres, Fred Rlley, Phyhss thchell, Mlhon Joseph, Danny Jackson, Raymond Rose, Johnny Huhn, Gory Stelly, DWIghv Sanderson, Robert Perry, Paul Jones, Walter Tubbs, Patrick Purierson, Alex Comer, Ernest Jacobs, Donoid Gunner, Rosa Struwderv Standr mg Alvm Hopkms, Murell Shednck, Alvm Hall, Larry Espree, Charles MCCIOID, George HIH, Mickey Lewis, Frank Wallace, Germd Baker, Emanuel Breaux, Gregory Wilhums, Calvm Marr m, Joseph Acrond, PthIp CoHins, Ben Jackson, leus ChunneH, Lee Anhur Honey; McNeil Bond Instrudor, Judy Wallace Nor plcmred: Corlwss Forrest, Feature Twirler. Mr O. J. McNeil, Band Dream and Chonrman of me Fine Aer Depcrvr men? I72 ; Sparkle and Qpiri+ +0 School Life Instrumentolisfs performed 01 special and annual concerts. Revolving around regular band and special perform- ances, the Lincoln School marching and concert bands closed a successful year. UIL Competition, homecoming and parades added excitement to home presentations of the bond Band officers include Craig Jacobs, Charles McClain, Alvin Hlpkins, Phillip Collins, and Donald Gunner. Maiorehes are Pomeic Simmons, Debra Bradley, Sandra Cusmire, CorHss Forrest, Judy Wallace, Rose SVruwder and Debora Mrller. Mr. Walker J. Pure and Mr. Artemus W. Hancock were wdges of bond a:hvmes. IV is always nice to rECeIVe presents, sold Mr. O. J McNeil aHer the band had com pleted its Annual Concert I73 Represenfa+ive Groups Gave Programs and Received Honors Mrs Monone Cole, Mixed Chorus director, smgs a passage for her swdenls Tm: naming aided the Chorus in in programs and concern. The Mixed Glee Club emoyed ms travels to engagemenls . . and, oh, the lunches. Two of the excepvlonal programs presented by the Mixed Gee Club are vhe Annual Chnsomos and vhe EasVer Comma l74 GRLS GLEE: Row one- Mane S4mpson, Beverly wnhams, Pnsl- cxHu Jones, Ella Losfon, Veronica Acrond, Alma Juneau, Brenda Smith, JUIIG Jones, Earsly Wu, Brenda Loam, Lmdo Flanagan. Row rwo- Undo Cusmlere, Malor James, Ado James, Syretho Ar kins, Henrw Glover, Linda Rose, Dione Joubert, Eimne Comer, Eve- lyn Hall, Deborah Briscos Row rhree: Benhello Posey, Leolu valle, Hazel Smnh, Lonevfu Hayes, Debra Lawson. Row four: Sarah Deal, Diana WIIIIOmS, Ver ronlco Foreman, Pourene Johm son, Vulesca Wmdom, Ktherme Gedn, Becky Smirh, Brenda Coo- per, Alexa: Thomas, Dons Day, Linda Milo. MXXED GLEE OFFICERS: Eenfe Levy, Wlllle Thomas, Carl Sondr ers, Alvm Frclller, Jumce Carter, Hurdner WIIIIOmS, Froncurena Heard, Larry Fresco , Gwenew xere Keller. BOYS GLEE: Raw one: chhecl Hawkins, Lawrence Conhy, Glenn Bevel, Robert Marsh, Thur- mun Bums, CECII Thomas, Row Samuel Mullens, Robert Wen, Olr iver Williams. I75 The Ari lnieresi Group Mrs. Esme Henley was a regular moder for Lincoln School. I16 Youvh An Week was observed av our school, Dedicaies Aciivifies This work of me mm was comple'ed lusl pnor to m breaking Ihe hnk with us.Th1s on place re- moms us mgmle evidence mac he remcms .n the minds of all who knew and loved mm. The deth of our grouprmme, Roberl Mosley, was a shock to us as well as his orher dussmmes. He was a promising arvisv. THE ART CLUB MEMBERS: Seared- Marva Nuwlle, Mrs. Hull, Instructor, and Pomeb Robinson Stundmg. Lacy Williams, Deborah Ph4l1rpsl Pamela Morris and Roy Fomenot. I77 American Educaiion Week , . Mr. John Landry Junior Achievers Recognifion Program - Top Program of he Year Mr. J. C. Falrley Oumandmg producers m we Jumor Achievemem program Indude Nvln Hopkms, Edna Anderson, Lmdu Srth and Anderson Hanchen, I78 Kappa Hi-Y Qelec'rs Queen chpo HiAY Sweetheart, Judy Currier, IS Intror A rousing pep raHy was Ihe Senmg of vhe presentation. duced io Smdem body by Anvhony Lumen, New members kneehng hove 'usf completed inmonon into me KuppurHI-V Club. I79 Parig Chairmen of Lincoln's The Student Congress concentrated on building a Senior Class Activi'ry pro- gram. Yet it conducted meaningful Good Spoermcnship Activities, school wide sociols and participated in various community proiects. . a 3 aqfl3g ' x ! thcers of the Student Congress wnh Anderson Hunche as presidem participated m the insiolluhon of the Congress offvcers for 1970771. I80 Qiudeni Congress Led +he Golf and Purple Parig ConvenHons Gem Party Chehalns 1970771 Congress omcers Creaiive Sfuden+s Learn uwlou CNADT Je'rs Club Students planning for future careers in the many technical fields participated in the ac tivities of this club The club was organized to aid both those who have started work ing and those who plan to continue their education. Seared. Sharon Ratchwff, Linda Smivh, Beverly Chaneyl Elvmo McDonohd, Gweneviere KeHer, Judy WhiIe. Semmrde and smndmg Mr Gray, Inslmc'or, Deborah Brodey, John Willis, Joann Brady, Hermon Gary, Warren Pevryl Frank Walker, Jane! Hall, Chorlwe Lew4s, Dormhy Vulsm, Robert WoHuce. E lecfronics Students wishing to become famil- Iur with ?he latest electrical and electronic devices were offered a variety of experiences in this club. Seared Hermon Gory, Kennerh Dugas, Aerd Washmgmn, Mmhael Young, Woher Jones, Ruben Wallace. Smndmg- Mr. Bekl, Instructor, Jerry Mclvecux, Leroy Jenklns, Amhony BUHer, Earnest Flowr ers, Jerome MuWecux, Don Scypxon. I82 Variety of Useful Skills Auto Mechanics Practical experiences in repairing Autos was gained by boys in this club, Many of the staff members benefited by this apprentice pro- gram. Seated: Michael Young, Donny Bowden, Ltonel Horey, James Tate, Wnlford Brocks, Bobby McGowan, Mr. Banks, Instructor. Standing Wilde! Brown, Perry Locke , James Rogers, Michael Stanley, Floyd Johnson, Johnny Nico. Metal Arts Some very worthwhile projects by members of the Metal Workshop Club More boys are looking forward to the truly technical program that is to be introduced soon. Mrt IA Washmgton, Insvmcvor, Henry Barnes, Darryl Cum! John Mutm, Billy Glbbs, John Rivers and Lee VII'Z. I83 After hours of work, the Junior Class presented the Junior-Senior Prom of 1970. MU-sic for the fesA tivities was pro- vided by the Carl Wayne Combo. Huddle Simon and WIHle Grtggte wull long remem- Dons Carter was the date of Kerry Rodgers. Thetrs was a 'tswmglng ber Vhts mght. table I84 Everyone , but everyone - had a sweH time! Tradifional Prom Complimenfs Year's Evenfs The green Ihnll was Vhe wow '0 the Gym emrance. The 'Ioveher' rreuled Ohe ' Iovehes. ' Thus was a reoI swnchf bu! vhey had fun, l85 Pamela FrJEIs and Robert SmiOh glve with - If: more to being a Senior than meets Vhe eye. Dramaiics Club and English Members of the Dramovics Club prep '-forThe Black Arts Festival. Last minute plans are discussed wiQh Sponsor, Mr. Henry Mayes. I86 Deparimeni Presen'r A Raisin +he Annual sf C 33; hurch was truly mspirahonol. Black Ar+s Fes+ival .- W- :Efx, .. ' iltq The Linda Rougeuu specialty was a carryover from me Senior play, Thurman Borhe made an omsmndmg contribution to the eve- nmg pleasures. l87 UNICEF Drive Highlights Program Tlitmev l W! Fix lel'n-aa R: I VCH Members of the Future Home- makers of America aim to im prove personal, family and community living now and in the future. One of the out- standing community activities was the participation of the Club in the annual UNICEF Drive held in last fall. Four of the UNICEF solicxtors were: Leno Charles, Cynthts Provost, Sherre! SImIen and Alberto Golbert. Some of the members of the FTA are: Denlse Smnhl Dorothea Sanderson, Myra Cornell, Allce Brown, Gwenevlere Keller, Doris Carter, Elourse Larry, Barbara Curron, Sandro Horns, Wealthy DeJohn, Potnc'a Welcome, Deborah Salome and Vickey Conner ISB of Homemaking Depar+men+ and FHA Dons Caner presents a student teacher a gm from It is never too love to learn the an of sewmg. These two scenes dEpIC' udulls having fun korning. me homemaklng class, l8? Campus Coeds Jones Kane Lnndw lvdm MzDonmd 5w rc Moms, Pmrma Fmvus? Pam 5m wuma 5mm, Sandra Rougeuu mag Thompm, Ham Vssifahons m shuhns was a pan of the clubs program of acnvmes. I90 II was a STRIKE! 196910 Officers Campus Coeds l9l Courses Train for Fu+ure in Business MEMBERSHIP Seated Craig Gmdry, JeSSIe Jones, Puuk: Francts, Shirley Foreman, Norma Houston, Tresme Harnson, Pauh: Provost, Myra CorneH and Barbara Queen. Srundmg: Patricio Wade, Mcrvu Neville, Vergie Deal, Mary Jenkins, JoYveHe Causey, Pamela Jacobs, Pomcxu Morris, KenneOh Perry, JacqueA line Eh, MOHICO Vital, Mmhoel AHen, Nberta McCreary, Emma Gwce, Phyllis Douglas and Norris lelwums. ROSTER Through courses in bookkeeping, shorthand, and typ- Craig Guldry VVVVV Preside : ing, students were able to acquire knowledge of skills Jame 10w - - ' s - - - ' - ' - ' ' vV'Ce P'es'den' necessary in places of business. Those students inter- JUdy. Wallace seam . V Pcmcm Moms V ....... , . V V . ,Assv Secrerary ested In typing could take an advanced course, Mary Granger , . , ....... . , s . , . upcm Shwley Foreman ....... , , . ........... Reporter I92 Fuiure Teachers of America The Lincoln Chapter of the Fu- ture Teachers of America is in feresfed In the teaching pro- fession. Its aim is to offer potential teachers appropriate experience to help1hem devel- op awareness of 1he prdes- sion. sts Elnora Moyfield Miss Mcrvhu Taylor ? Prospecvwe Veachers Increase knowiedge of vhe profession. I93 Slide Rule Organizafion Moth has plagued students for many years. To proche matheA maticul fundamentals, one may Iom the Slide Rule Club. Kennem Omega Sparks was me reclprenv oi o shde rub glven m recognmon of oumandmg obllny, SLIDE RULE CLUB MEMBERS: Seared- Pumclu Moms, Vergle Deal, Shwley Foreman, Mary Granger, Alireda Chcdes, Elnora McDonald, Sandro Srmth, Rosuhnd Dams Standmg Mr, ChesVer HwH, Joncvhon Charles, Kennelh Sparks, Darnell Jones, Frank Walker, Kenneth Perry, Vernon Peters, Nelson Stevens, John Wiihs, Foshw Toimon. Standvng, Charles MCCIOIH, Ed GorreM, Colton Isadore, Lee Arthur Honey, Ohs Molvo, Darryl Brousr sard, Crcxg Jacobs, Anderson Hunchen, Hurmd Jones I94 Social Qiudies Forum The Social Studies Forum in addition to uts program, supervised the Student Congress Elections Members of the Purple Pony slate were 'Ubllum of ohe Pony Convention. Gold Party roll call was conducked by me Party Oerk, Lynda smuh. SOCIAL STUDIES FORUM MEMBERS; Seared from Ref! Po ngm- Junie Lovergne, Dione Gwdry, Jeanene McCoy, Sandro Smith, Lucy WIIIIOmS. Standing: Rosa Snowden Vergle Deal, Thavu Hawkins, Dianne Fomenewe, Lee E'm WIIIIOmS, Paula Provost, Dornel Jones, SIIOS Chunnell, Instructor, Mr. John Wilhums. I95 Spanish Club Discuss, Sfudg. Cusfoms Firs! row- Gwendolyn Sessuon, En: Jones, Paula Provost, Larry Allen, Donna Byrd, Ronald Powell, Hazel Morris, chky Carter, Beverly Chaney, Second row, Llndu Pohdore, Henry Jean Glover, Becky Carmen Dmnnu Gurdry, June? HcH, Patncia Deodmon, Rosenina Levine, Gwenevlere Keller, Gynn Godfrey. Third row, Lawrence Baker, Linda Flanagan, Frederick Johnson, Albert LoPom', Mlchod Hawkins, Cloylon Ucrk, Jr., EMoru McDonald, Ver- Fufure Dociors Plan for he 70's Seared Sheho Smnh, Sandro Srmvh, Putriclu Moms, Jane! Hall, Vergie Deal. Standing: Mr. ShHmun Hebert Inslrudor, AHen Babb, Cloycon Gurk, JL, Samuel Eonks, Alvm Hopkins, SIIDS Channell, Francis Ford, John Coleman, Jones Lee Wllhoms. I96 w; 4;; T n; 'r-am' ! 515i Wha+ Makes Lincoln? I97 Some New and Many Dedicaied Teachers 200 Talen+ed Qiudenis . . . Good SpoMsmanship . . . 202 and Some Jolly Jollg Seniors 203 Class of '70 Gradua'res Graduation was an eventful one for the class of 70, for this class has indicated that 50th; will continue their education by entering the college of their choice this summer. The valedictonon and soiutotonan of the class are Foster Totmon and Kenneth Omega Sparks, Merit Scholars pose with Prmctpai Watson. They are Foster Tmmon, Betmdc Foreman, Shirley Foreman, and Kenneth Sparks. Students who received Meritorious Citations tor servlce to the schooi ore Ander- son Honchet', Alvln Hopkins, Alfredo Mane Charles, Foster Tutmon and Colton Isadore. 205 Commgncemeni - The Beginning And The End President A. V, Thomas of Frame Vmw College was inspinngv '5 0H over but me shoumg. 1969 Bumblebee Team QQAAAA Disirici Runners-Up Top, 1er '0 right Ed Garrett James Davis, Ronald Pawell, James Guldry, Eric Hurks, Willie Dorsey, Glenn Godfrey, Allen Clay, Joseph Cusimere, Clair borne Rufhn and Jimmy Adams. Row iw0' Coach Joe Wushingmn, AIfred Sanders, Glenn Como, Paul Richards, James Keller, Haro1dJones, OHS Malvo, Nelson Vihz, Gary Joseph, J1mmy Washington, Dngh' Scyplon and Coach Richard Williams. Row three: Ovis Brycn1,JomesJones, Mmhuel Hawkms, Melvin Gawood, Joe Sanders, Gary Alexander, EI'IC Jones, George Wright, Lloyd Carlie, Alvin Framer, Frederick Johnson and Dcwd Forney. Row four: Charles Nichols, Cod Sanders, Joe Washington, Jr., Amos Horns, Lawrence Baker, Eric Rogers, A1berv LaPoim, Lester White, Kenneth Marks Rod ney Broussord, Slephen Mosley and Chester Fosterv 1969 REGULAR SEASON'S RECORD Won 6 Lost 3 Tied 0 22AAAA DISTRICT RECORD Won 5 L051 1 Tied 0 BEES OPPONENT 8 14 Washington 24 14 Worthing 6 37 Chorlton-Pollord 1 5 14 Stork 13 28 Jefferson 31 0 Vidor 20 8 Silsbee 21 19 Nederlond 40 15 Port-Neches Groves COACHING STAFF: James Gamble, EIIIsWise, Joe Wcshmgvon, Carl Jackson and Richard W4lhams. 210 With Each Game Pressure Mounted!!! BEES BARELY BOW TO EAGLES Lincoln High's under-roted BUM- BLEBEES come within two yards of defeating the highlyttovored Booker T. Washington Eagles of Houston. The host Eagles managed to escape with 0148 vnctory but they were oc- tuolly outptayed in every statistic ex cept the one which as most impor- tant. Lincoln amassed 285 yards to 163 for the Eagles and netted 16 first downs to 9, Bees Bea+ Colfs 24-14 Lincoln's Bumblebee: beat Wofhing Colts and gained their first victory by the score of 2444. The game was played before a roin-soaked crowd of 6,000 on CI field mode soggy by a downpour shortly before game Time. The Bees vaulted into the lead in the first quarter and were never behind or tied. The result put the Bees' season record 0? L1. Lawrence Baker ws on me recelvlng end of 0 good pass, snmegy Confob - 549 Joe and m Joe sandwich wdeus 2I2 Bees Yield to C-P's Hardy Malvo's Arm Hardy Molvo and his Charlton-Pollard Bulldogs bombed the LINCOLN BUMBLEBEES 37-6 before an overflow crowd of 8500 at Purple Stadium in Beaumont. Malvo had the best night of his career completing 15 of 29 passes for 230 yards and three touchdowns. The Bees iust could not get the sting going. Not until the sec- ond quarter did the Bees get a chance to control the ball. They did so but could not get in on the scoring act, The third quarter was scoreless. With 55 seconds left in the quatro, Eric Hurks intercepted a Malvo pass. Five plays later, Li'l Joe got the BEES on the scoreboard with o one-yurd dive though 0 hole opened by Paul Richards A FIVE STAR ALL-STAR CAST: Joe Washing- ton Jr., Ronald Powell, En: Hurks, Wlllle Dor- sey and Albert La- Poyntv David Forney was a stellar linebacker. Curl Sanders was a standout quarterback. Li'l Joe prepares to kick an extra pomt. Paul Richard was a ripping guard. 2'3 Bees' Rallg Sinks Starks Tigers, 15-14 The BEES struggled from behind to edge The Stark Tigers, 15- 14, with 56 seconds left in the game, before a'neor capacity crowd in the 22-AAAA opener for both teams. The hustling BEES were dominant in every phase of the game except kicking and the Tigers had only a narrow edge there. The ptay fans WIII long remember most come when LuPoint raced across the field with on earth shattering tackle to break up a Tiger pass at the goal line with 24 seconds left in the game. 2l4 Bees Bow to Jackets Thru Ground-Power A quick, fired-up and determined swarm of BEES gave the Jackets all the footbalt they wanted for one night. The Jackets finally won, 28-1 3, but they had to come back strong in the second half to do it after trailing 7-6 at the intermission. The outcome was in doubt until the Jackets tosh- ioned two crunching drives in the fourth quarter to ice the game away. Carlie passed well and amassed 137 aerial yards on 10 completions. LI'I Joe led the Bees wnth 78 yards in t6 sorties. 2t5 The '69 Season Was +he Bes+ Since 1961 . . . Boumndlmg us consldered one of Ike gremesv assets of playing fooiboll, vherefore we here av meoln should be proud because we have some grew balkhonwers. The eelness plus me Improved capabulny of Amos Hams pm the Bee 090m m good hands, 2l6 . . . When Aaron Brown and Teammafes Had he Same Team work will help any team to survive. We here of Lincoln have found tho? no one person has caused our football learn to strive like if has. We've found that it takes all of the boys MRV FLEET 2l7 All-Dis+ric+ Players I x MELVIN BOBINO JOE WASHINGTON QQAAAA Honorable Disirici Meniions WILLIE DORSEY 2'8 ERIC HURKS RONALD POWELL ALBERT LaPOINT Lincoln's Running and Passing Crushes Pirates! lcwet and strength are two quahhes whtch must be posr ;essed on a football team, so we must have a great tootr Doll team because we surely have the power. The passing combination of Lloyd Carlie to Allen Clay and the one two running punch of Amos HRobbit Harris and Joe Sanders gave the BEES a crushing 31-0 victory over the Vidor Pirates. A cross burning outside the east end of the Pirates' stadium didn't interfere with the Bees as they ran up 589 total yards in the game. Carlie completed nine of 14 passes for 155 yards and three touchdowns, two to Clay and one to Eric Rogers. Harris and Sanders turned in their best performance of the season, rushing for 171 and 1 12 yards, respectively. 426 yards rushing were amassed by 10 boil carriers, The defensive front tour of Moore, Godfrey, guidry, and Willie Dorsey held the Pirates to 43 net yards rushing The Bees secondary threw a blanket over the Pirates re- ceivers hotding them to only four catches and 44 yards, 2l9 Lincoln Defeais Silsbee by 20-8 Lincolnhs pinpoint passing by Lloyd Carlie and a sturdy defense led by Wil- lie Dorsey sparked ?he BEES to a 20-8 homecoming victory over the aerial- minded Silsbee Tigers. The victory shoved Lincoln's district rec- ord ?o 311 and mode the homecoming really gala. The BEES amassed a total offense of 305 yards and Silsbee netted 2114 The big play was 0 591yord pass from Carlie f0 Lawrence HSuper Gnat Baker. In the fourth quarter, Amos Harris re turned 0 punt 45 yds. for an apparent TF but he stepped out of bounds on the 20. Three plays later . . . TD $1 5515 A. A 4n 3 Lawrence HSuper enor' Baker can retu w M, Dcwd, Walker, Crmg, Mrchael Miller, cam Jerry, Warren Alexander, Marvin Chudes, Clyde Gou- dean, Anthony Bryant, Chcdes Baker, Brenson Hm, George Reed, F. Foyer, a Slevenson, R, McKinsey, x Reade, M. Horns, D. scypmn, H. Jenkms, mec, E wm, M.Joseph, G PoweH, c Mucheu, L Vanceh v Ecglln,R Jenkins, E.McCoH,A, LeBlanc,G DeBIonc,A McElroy,Cv, Rogers,J. HMard,M.Gruhom,L Jac- quel,C. HampromwnHmsD. Stevens, N Mock,J,Jackson,R Puddle, H Charles, K Jones, H.MoVen 220 Lincoln Destroys Nederlands Title Hopes The mighty BUMBLEBEES, behind the run- ning of sophomore HLitl JoeH Washington, defeated a bocks-to-the-wall band of Nederlund Bulldogs, 21-19, in a crucial dis- trict 22-AAAA contest. The victory vaulted the BEES into sole posh session of No. 2 place in the district race with a 4-1 worksheet Washington was the leading rusher, gain- ing 172 yards on 23 trips for a 7.0 yard av- erage per curry and scored 15 points with his 10th and eleventh touchdowns of the season plus three points after TD kicks, Lloyd Carlie also completed two of seven passes for 32 yards. erst row, from teh Charles Mtnovd, Michael Bruno, DWIght Thomas, Wilbert Lewxs, Wayne Morris, Gory Banks, Raymond Sachs, Welby Ina, Daryl Duvls, Everett Wycotf, and Terry Champagne. Second row: Lee Mlller, Blakewuy Gloverl Chcfles Jones, Httlery Robinson, Michael Milsteadl Donald Jenkins, Wordell Gray, Renaldo Richards, Brodenck Gullard, Chester Huhn, Herman Bray, and Curtls Johnson. Third vow: Lynn Morris, Phllltp Benson, Daryl Freeman, Walter Augustine, chhael Miller, Arthur Glover, Dcvud Baker, Reginald Ned, John Gillespie, Darrell James, Robert Taylorl and Thudt dius Richardson. Fourth raw: Mrt Charles Cetwood, Joseph Babmeuux, Coach Lawrence Plerce, Bobby Carver, Donald McNecl, Earl Evans, Zachary Mann, Herbert Fontenol, Kurvm Ell, Hurry Jones, Michael Washington, Head Coach Leroy Arceneuux, Mr. Burton West. Fifth row? Dennis Reynolds, Clyde Trahun, Ctyde Jackson, Randy Stephens, Guy Guidry, Patnck Chews, Winfred Mansfield, Donald Slmmons, Sonny Jackson and Joseph Threats, 221 222 Bees Finish With Flourish LINCOLN OPPONENTS PLAYER Amos Harris Joe Washington Joe Sanders Garry Alexander Fredrick Johnson Lawrence Baker Lloyd Carlie Melvin Getwood Kenneth Marks John Charles Albert LoPoint Carl Sanders PLAYER Lloyd Carlie Carl Sanders Joe Washington Melvin Getwood BUMBLEE BEE YARDSTICK Final Team and Individual Statistics G FD RUSH 9 168 1992 9 1 16 1 130 Rushing TC 132 129 Passing The BEES kept alive its hopes for a share of 22AAAA title honors by buzzing, bombing,c1nd blitzing the Port Neches-Groves Indians, 40- 1 5. It was the final game of the season and the most dazzling offensive display of a 6-3 season and a 51 district campaign capped by a four-gume wmning streak. Toilbocks Amos Harris and Joe Washington paced o rushing at- tack'which shredded the Indian de- fense for 350 yards, and quarter- back Lloyd Carlie pulled the trigger on two touchdown passes to Luwrente ISuper Gnot1 Baker. PASS TOTAL YDS. 1031 3023 783 1913 YG TD AVG. 776 2 5.9 616 11 4.8 415 1 4.3 118 0 6,9 43 0 4.8 40 1 3.8 11 0 .b 8 O 410 1 0 1.0 ,2 0 , -9 o - 735 O - COMP. YO TD 42 647 9 22 253 2 3 85 1 3 46 O A Glorious Qeason Ended!!! Curbg Named AIl-American Lincoln1s outstanding player for the past two years has been Fred Curby. He has shown sur- rounding teams, as well as players, that he has what it takes and he possesses a whole lot of that special something. THE ALL-AMERICAN REPORT P.O. Box 586 G.P.O. Brooklyn, N. Y 11202 Te1. 9121 349-1623 Dear Coach Gamble: The Staff of the nationally distributed basketball periodical, THE ALL-AMERICAN REV PORT, in our SPECIAL U,S. H.S. ALL-STAR EDITION, hos seiected your playerm to the foliowing U.S. H.S. ALL-STAR HONORS: ALL-STATE SELECTION HONORS: Texas, Fred Curby ALL-REGION SELECTION: TexosVLouIsiano-Arkonsas-Oklahoma, Fred Curby ALLeAMERICAN SELECTION HONORS: FROM ALL 50 STATES, Fred Curby atxevt You and your playerm are to be congratulated on eornlng national ull-stur recognir tion for the 1969-70 basketball season In the U.S.A. The mom purpose of our SPECIAL U.S. H.S. ALLVSTAR EDITION IS to we both the couch and his ulI-star playertsl nOhOrh cl recognition through notional pubtlclty that they deserve for 1611' bosketbcH ocV compltshments, which are a direct result of hard work, and the many hours spent 1n the teaching and the Ieornmg of correct offenswe and defenswe fundamentok. There woutd be MANY LESS TOP PLAYERS for us to PUbIICIZel but for the htgh schoo1coach- 95' professional tudgement and personal concern for his players, which are the most important factors of 011 towards the high schoo1 players success. Our uHrstur selections were made hem more than 3,000 H.Se players, whom we evilv Iuoted this season In THE ALLAMERICAN REPORTS, The alhstor selections of your players and other fme p1ayers given special honors were based upon four motor sources of informatton: Sports co1umns of loca1 and H.S. newspapers; our careful attention to returns received on over 15,000 questionnutres from every state In the country; sktlled basketbuH men with years of experience in scouting, refereemg and coaching on a high schoot, coHege and professtonm level; we tound very helpful the reports of many four-yecr and twovyeor coHege assistant coaches We are now send mg our ollrstur tmdings to our many coHege subscnbers, and to leading national news media, tor the widest possible publlcity, Sld Fem, Editor and Pubhsher The Bees Packed the Beehive Regularly All through the entire season Lincoln.s spirit has not felt tered. The team has shown an enthusiasm and stamina that no other team has shown in a long time. With each game new challengers arose but our team held out until the very end. One true quality that this team possesses is that of couri age. When the going was rough, they held on and the fans never let them down, They stayed right behind them, z... , m ma-W'n rm I LA: - - 225 Gamble's Gamblers Keep The Bees In . . . x .Z' 'a k; 0 Team Capfures Crown!!! 227 228 We're in Good Hands Nexf Year! As They Were in Ac+ion MARK PRATER JESSIE THOMAS RONALD POWELL SEASON'S DISTRICT SCHEDULE BEES OPPONENTS 67 63 Nederland 99 62 Vidor 53 58 Silsbee 51 59 Jefferson 49 54 Per? Neches 67 38 Stark 53 55 Nederlond 76 55 Vidor 65 73 Silsbee 53 66 Jefferson 75 72 Port Neches 77 44 Stork 229 Disirici Champions 4. ' b, A l s 3 440310711 Relay Team conslsfs of Lawrence Bokev, Micheal Rx deuu and Robert Perry. and Also Rodney Broussard. ERIC JONES Winning Is a Tradi+ionl Nof a Pas+ime!! 230 We Wenf ALL THE WAY! Track has been one of our most essential sports for the past years Through it we have won many trophies and a lot of recognition by the outside world Glen Como has been considered 'he best She! pm- De! on 18 VeomA Albert Mullen, Dmcus Thmwer. 23! Our Men in Ac'rionll SHH' Workouis Build Compeiing Ballmen! Michael Howkms, Jumor 2b, Eric Hurks, Senior Catcher, Stephen Mosley, Junior 2b. From row- Christopher Tcybr, Sr. 3b; Lorry Allen, Jr, 55. Back row: Alben LaPomO, Sr. 3b; Ronald Sanders, Soph. 2b; Albert Sanders, Jr. 1b. 233 234 Rigid Training, Vigor Perfecis Diamondmen! L Cari Sanders, Sr, P.; ond Carlie, Sr. P.; Jimmy Woshmgion, Sr, Pricher, Our Tennis Team of 70 !! Girls' Interscholasiic Sports 236 The distatt side of inter- scholustic sports at the Bee-Hive excelled their male counterparts in frenV zied screaming and their vigorous ploy matched the herman student stride for stride, but they poled in numbers compared to the male student partici- pation, Miss Margaret Franklin and Mrs. Mary Lindsey were responsible for a very fine Volleyball Team. Win or Lose the in- terest and enthusiasm were there. Our Golf Team Responded +0 +he Call VARSITY TEAM. Johnna! Coder, Edward Conner, AMn Rxchard and Kenneth Marks. LINCOLN GOLF SQUAD Caner, Johnel Conner, Edwmd Glover, Roy Hawkins, Maison Mmks, Kennem anard, Halrol Richard, Alvm Tcmon, Donald Thlbodeaux, Herbert Wade, Freddxe Coach Ouyron Clark was wsded by Ihe Presidem and Coach of Donne College of CreOe, Ne- brosku, 237 K p A C 1250 KILOCYCLES 5000 WATTS 1 500 Procter BARRIER-ALBRIGHT INSURANCE AGENCY 1916 9th Avenue Port Arfhur, Texas AN APPROVED BUSINESS AND ELECTRONICS SCHOOL PROFESSIONAL VOCATIONAL TRAINING SPECIALISTS 985-5561 M-C CLEANERS HTHE HOME OF FINE CLEANING Tuxedo Rentals 2825 Procter Street 982-4131 Port Arthur, Texas 240 BLUEBONNET FLOWER SHOP 1848 Thirteenth Street Phone 932-6474 Port Arthur, Texas 2Complimenfs of WILL MORITZ SPORTING GOODS STORE 319 Procter Sf. 982-901 1 Port Arthur, Texas F REEMAN'S Emu Wataee 501 West 7th Street 982-4780 Port Arthur, Texas BOSTON SHOE STORE SHOES FOR MEN AND BOYS HWe Handle Nationally Advertised Brands 539 Procter Sfree? 985-8022 Port Arthur, Texas THAT MEANS THE ULTIMATE m cuss muss, ANNOUNCEMENTS, DIPLOMAS. CLUB PINS. MEDALS. AND TRDPNIES JEWELRY'S FINEST CRAFTSMENQ 8587a gW GEORGE RAMSEY - JOHN BERGMANN P. ox 4396 Austin, Texas 78751 Better Values of g GgRDON'S JEWELERS 510 Procter Street 983-2231 Port Arthur, Texas A. E. SCOTT FURNITURE COMPANY Three Floors of Furniture Headquarters for the Famous Lane Sweetheart Chest 449 5th Street Porf Arthur, Texas Compliments of FLECKMAN LUMBER CO. 6730 Gulfway Drive Port Arthur 242 enneus ALWAYS Fl HST QUALITY YWO STORES Downtown 617 Procter 3!. Jefferson City 3401 Twin City Highway CONGRATULATIONS AND ALL GOOD WISHES FOR YOUR POSTGRAD HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS MEYERS9S AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY Auto Machine Shop Equipment Repair Radio Dispatched Service 148 Procter Street 982-9465 9 Gulf Tires and Batteries m Washing - Greasing ANTOINE'S SERVICE STATION JUNIOR and CLAYTON ANTOINE, Owners 648 Gulfway Drive 983-15H ort Arihur, Texas Congratulations and Best Wishes 90 the 1970 Graduating Class T. B. ELLISON County Commissioner Precinct No. 2 PORT ARTHUR SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 501 Procter - DOWNTOWN 3344 Twin City Highway - GROVES 1220 Boston Avenue' NEDERLAND CAMPUS FASHIONS JUNIORS - MISSES - HALF SIZES SPORTSWEAR, LINGERIE, AND HOSE I936 9th Avenue 982-7091 For? Arthur 243 ESTES SPORTING GOODS Wholesale Prices on Team Equipment Hlf It's Athletic Equipment, We Have it. 4448 Gulfway 982-8723 Port Arthur, Texas Compliments of RITZ BARBER SHOP 706 Texas Avenue Port Arthur, Texas Compliments of ALLEN'S GROCERY 1200 W. 7th Street 983-9777 For? Arfhur, Texas BILL TORRES, INC. Wreck Work ' Body Dents us? Repair - ALL WORK GUARANTEED - Painting Is Our Business - N01 A Sideline 320 7th Street 983-1891 985-2631 Compliments of BONNEAU1S RECORD SHOP 2415 Gulfway Drive 985-7220 JOE S. FORMAGUS INSURANCE AGENCY Established in 1938 RESPRESENTING THE VERY BEST IN INSURANCE FACILITIES 1832 Gulfway Drive Port Arthur, Texas 983-4504 SPENCE AND HOWE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Engineers and Contractors Specializing in Pile Driving 1NCORPORATED 1911 World Trade Building Port Arthur, Texas 98595535 Besf of Luck to the Seniors of 1970 ARTHUR .I. GUIDRY Commissioner 9 Port Arthur 1525 W. 51h 985-8558 Compliments of THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1970 245 Of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Port Neches Port Neches, Texas 77651 ANNIVERSARV Compliments of TRIANGLE HOMES LAKESIDE PROPERTIES SALES AND RENTALS Cambridge Avenue 736-1588 Better Values at Congratulafions to the Seniors of '70 From WILEY'S SHOE BOX BEAUTIFUL SHOES FOR LADIES AND LASSIES PORT ARTHUR CONSUMER ICE CO. 1310 7th Sheet PorI Arthur, Texas 616 Procier St. Port Arthur, Texas 246 HAMPTON S Complete Home Furnishings HTHE FINEST AND LARGEST FURNITURE STORE BETWEEN HOUSTON AND NEW ORLEANS 435 5th Street 985-9349 Port Arthur, Texas Compliments of NECHES TITLE COMPANY 550 5th Street Port Arthur TITLE INSURANCE 247 MAURICE BORN, INC. Gree'ms From DR. AND MRS. PORT AR ' THUR $ NEWEST 5. J. DIXON and FINEST SHOP FOR WOMEN 845 Texas Avenue 985-5659 2925 Park Place Plaza Port Arthur, Texas Port Arthur, Texas 983-1 435 Compliments of SOUTHERN TOBACCO AND , CANDY COMPANY DECUIR 5 CASH-N-DASH 601 7th Street 636 Gilhum Circle 983-3388 985-9160 Port Arthur, Texas 248 32mm 601 Procter 9834221 Port Arthur, Texas FIEBERT INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 1309 Port Neches Avenue 727-2344 Port Neches, Texas FLORAL AND GIFT HOSUE FASTER SERVICE of GUZARDO'S FEED STORE 736-1 701 6105 West Port Arthur Road 640 w. 7m 5:. 983-2796 COMAL COTTONS INC. THE FABRIC CENTER or THE of Port Arthur GOLDEN TRIANGLE Fine Shoes for Women LOCATIONS Village Shopping Center - Beaumont and Misses Jefferson City Center A Port Arthur Northwuy Center A Orange 71 1 Procter Port Arthur HERALD GOLDEN STEER FOOD STORE PRINTING 848 Houston Avenue COMPANY '8327 'AOPEN7 7AHDAYS A WEEK SEEL HECK SE - MONEYO ERS- 983435881 WE CUT AEILD WRAP MEOA1P FOR FREEZER 1407 West 71h Street Port Arthur, Texas C. F. BRANCH, Manager 249 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK COMPLETE ONE-STOP SERVICE INSTALLMENT LOANS DRIVE-IN BANKING FREE PARKING NIGHT DEPOSITS AUTOMOBILE LOANS INVESTMENT COUNSELING HFirst In Port Arthur - First For Port Arthur Since 1900 700 Procter - 983-5601 - Port Arthur, Texas DURSO PHARMACY LEON'S JEWELRY - LOANS DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS SUNDRIES ' RELIABLE. - YOUNG MEN'S CLOTHES 1: SHOES, HATS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS :nl- m.m- WATCHES, DIAMONDS, RINGS PRESCRIPTION 962-8461 3301 Medical Triangle 845 Houston Avenue 982-8831 Reg, Pharmacist, SAM M. DURSO J 8: B AUTO SERVICE TUNE UPS WHEEL BALACING 625 East 71h Street :IJll-ABAUTQ ERV I . 2H JUST BETTER SERVICE mid seam? ' 1 'T' I : 982-2541 ANTOINPS DRIVE INN AND AUDITORIUM v L; - , Q '13; ANTOINPS DRIVE INN ANTOINPS AUDITORIUM Bor-B-Q - Our Speciality We Cater to Private Parties Formals and Banquets 710 Houston Avenue 548 Housion Avenue 25I HARRWS QUALITY MEATS 1434 Houston Avenue Port Arthur, Texas KINGS PHARMACY - RELIABLE, - PRESCRIPH FAST SERVICE TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU 2349 Procter 983-4545 24 9th Avenue 983-3384 252 LOUVIER FURNITURE COMPANY COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS AND APPLIANCES PORT ARTHUR BOTTLING CO. HAII the Way - Bees Flowers for All Occassions HThe Uncola 840 Seventh Sf. 985-8858 GOOD LUCK TO THE 985-2591 CLASS OF '70 645 Houston Avenue 983-5688 LAKEVIEW Port Arthur Texas FLOWER 81 GIFT SHOP 716 Stadium Port Arthur, Texas . ,.SHILO PTIST CHURCH W153 Pastor 1725 mebohnef Port Arthur, Texas 985- 2747 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FOR A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1970 PORT ARTHUR INSURANCE AGENCY Y0 U R adrpmdml lnmrmw MGENT SERVES vou FIRSI 5W. MURPHY$ CAKE SHOP 3442 Gulfway Port Arthur, Texas USweetest Sweets In Town Compliments of MR. AND MR5. ARTIS BERNARD Compliments of MR. AND MRS. AMOS J. EVANS Compliments of MICHEL JOINER Compliments of MR. AND MRS. WILLIE JONES Compliments of MR. AND MRS. BERNIS SOLOMON 154 Complimenfs of MISS JAN FAYE WEST DUHON FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1970 GRADUATES OF LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL See Us for Your Furniture and Appliances 301 Procter Sheet Port Arthur, Texas 985-5811 985-4446 DE BLANC15 Compliments of GULF SERVICE STATION JOE'S QUALITY FREE ROAD SERVICE ON 1 1 SEE WASH AND GREASE SHOE SHOP TUNE-UPS MUFFLERS AND TAIL PIPES 743 From 9839361 Texas Ave 01 9th Stree'r 983-9334 Port Arthur, Texas Port Arthur, Texas 820 Texas Avenur Compliments of 61 54 Jefferson Groves, Texas ONE OF THE LARGEST SELECTIONS OF FABRICS AND NOTIONS IN THE COUNTY 256 Congratulations to the 1970 Graduating Seniors and Bumblebee Staff BRISCOE PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICE BABY PORTRAITS COMMERCIAL CANDID WEDDING 715 Dunbar Avenue 982-7514 Port Arthur, Texas An Old Establishment - A New Location MOODY-HARRIS FUNERAL HOME CONSIDERATE - CONVENIENT - CAPABLE Phones: Office 985-4411 and 985-5321 Res. 985-7178 - Insurance for All Ages - 0-80 441 Dallas Avenue - Port Arthur, Texas 257 1075 Mariposa COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. lfs the real thing. Coke. Trade-mark 1 Trademark 5; ! Beaumont, Texas HOLLEY-ANDREWS Men's and Boys1 Wear Kuppenheiner Hollywood Griffon Suits Stetson, Dobbs, and BorsaNne Hats Adrian and Demon Ties Florsheim Shoes 640 Proder Street 985-4716 EARLE B. HOLLEY and R. ROY ANDREWS Owners Port Arthur, Texas 258 Compliments of PORT DRUM CO. 237 W. 9111 51. 983-6611 HWhere You Come When You're Through Playing Games HEADQUARTERS FOR CLASS RINGS 440 Proctor Avenue 982-9488 Congratulations to the 1970 Graduating Class DR. AND MRS. W. L. BELL AND FAMILY Port Arthur, Texas DELAHOUSSAYE AND SON SERVICE STATION 990. FIDELITY SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 982-6411 Box 490 Port Arthur, fexas P.O. 1501 Procter $1. NELSON'S CONFECTIONARY FANCY CANDIES AND COOKIES COLD DRINKS 1036 Lincoln Avenue 982-0134 Port Arthur, Texas YOUR DEALER 548 Gulfway Drive 985-8556 Compliments of SPENCE BATTERY AND ELECTRICAL COMPANY 3310 16th Street Port Arthur 60. The Finest Names at the Lowest Prices 530 Procter 983-3345 3534 Twin City Hwy. 962-3666 832-2535 500 Orleans WHERE YOU'LL ENJOY SHOPPING! 4343 Lincoln 962-8566 Groves, Texas Compliments of TOMS BAR B-QUE 983-9690 4349 Procter Port Arthur, Texas 259 ,1 i V, .g E g. 1 x ! PRICE CIGAR AND CANDY CO. EL PRODUCTO - LOVERA - MURIEL Max Sellers - El Trelles - King Edward Red Dot - Ben Franklin - Tampa Cuba House of Windsor - Phillies Garcia Vega John Ruskin - Webster - Trend 'CALL PRICE FOR BETTER SERVICE AND PRICES 801 Houston 982-9494 260 ANGELLE'S BUYS, SELLS OR TRADES AUTOMOBILES 4600 Gulfway Drive Port Arthur YOUR Y.M.C.A. SERVES THE WHOLE COMMUNITY SUPPORT YOUR HY JOIN TODAY 712 W. 7th Street 982-9322 Congratulations to the 1970 Graduating Class of Lincoln High School UNION DRUG, INC. 901 Houston Ave. 985-9393 261 Compliments of RECIO1S AMUSEMENT CENTER 1526 Houston Ave. 983-9564 Port Arthur, Texas THE MAN'S SHOP COMPLETE LINE OF MEN'S CLOTH1NG NAME BRANDS 413 Procter Street 982-2160 INVESTIGATE COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE AT MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK Wernhanlis-IlaliianaI-Hanli 441 Austin Avenue 985-8851 FERRANTE'S FOOD STORE FREE DELIVERY A PLEASURE TO SERVE YOU THANKS FOR YOUR BUSINESS 949 Grannis Ave. 982-3479 A5; Port Arthur, Texas STO R E S 262 Established 1913 STONEBURNER-VERRET ELECTRIC CO., LTD. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING LAMPS, FIXTURES, SUPPLIES AND APPLIANCES ' 1949 Procter Street 982-4121 982-4113 PETE LYDAYlS SERVICE CENTER IS TEAMING UP THE UNIROYAL TIRES UNIROYAL THE LINCOLN HIGH STUDENT BODY r-Biieus Complete Line of U.S. Royal Tires Ill! mutl Brake Service Wheel Aligning 500 7th Street 983-6679 'EVERYTHING FROM THE TREE TO THE KEY LUMBER COMPANY 1205 Fort Worth Ave. Port Arthur, Texas Telephone 983-2745 KEEPING America strong and free is a big job. A job requiring constant progress and more electrical power. Most of this will come from investor- owned electric companies, like Gulf States. ltls your job, too. Education holds the key to our success as individuals, as a nation. Learn all you can . . . our future is at stake. INVESTQR-OWNEO 263 Congratulations to Our 1970 Graduates HENLEY1S DRUG STORE Your Dependable Druggist HSERVICE FOR THE SICK 983-2708 Port Arthur, Texas 771 Grannis Avenue Compliments of HENLEY1S TEXACO STATION l l n; 5! 3mm mag AUTOMOBILE REPAIR SERVICE 9k TUNE-UPS i' MUFFLERS t WHEEL BALANCING i GENERATORS 1k STARTERS PlCK-UP AND DELIVERY 983-9685 701 West Seventh 264 Congratulations to All the Graduates SACRED HEART CHURCH 924 Booker Washington Avenue 985-5104 MURPHY RICHARD1S SERVICE STATION $ HTEXACO PRODUCTS 6161 West For? Arthur Road 736-1631 DEL MAR BOOK SHOP BIBLES - BOOKS - PAPER BACKS SCHOOL SUPPLIES Personalized Napkins 1942 91h Avenue 9485-4556 STANLEY1S NITE 8: DAY GROCERY 1 5 447 Fort Worth 985-4335 FRANKLIN CLEANERS 3-HOUR CLEANING No Extra Charge for ONE-DAY SERVICE Expert Cleaning and Laundry Alternafions 135 Gulfway 983-9496 265 WILTZ'S FOOD MARKET PLEASING YOU KEEPS US IN BUSINESS 5943 West Port Arthur Road 736-1481 266 Compliments of FRED WING STORE 1648 Savannah Avenue Port Arthur, Texas xi: TURNBULES 2325 Procter 5?. 983-1479 Port Arthur, Texas MT. PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH 1648 Shreveport Avenue 982-6664 REV. A. WILLIAMS, Pastor SUNDAY SCHOOL - 9:30 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP - 11:00 A.M. B.T.U. - 6:00 P.M. EVENING WORSHIP - 7:30 P.M. Greetings From DR. AND MRS. J. B. MATTHEWS 535 West 131h Street TWO STORES TO SERVE YOU 427 Austin Avenue 983-5969 982-3838 4937 Gulfwoy Drive 983-5212 Port Arthur, Texas Compliments of BRITTAIN1S LOAN SERVICE 331 Procfer Street 983-1601 Port Arthur, Texas PLETTMAN'S GROCERY 630 Procter Street 985-8812 267 ST. PAUL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH REV. H. B. LIEDY, Pastor M1 lennr 1 3 Texas Avenue and 81h Street REIF'S CLEANERS Wdeaning f No. 1 - 624 Houston ........ 982-2931 No. 2 - 2612 Memorial ...... 983-4851 No. 3 - 614 9th Avenue ...... 985-4511 No. 4 - 3248 9th Avenue .,.1985-8526 No. 5 - 6475 39th St ........ 962-1931 No. 6 - 849 Lincoln ......... 982-7021 No. 7 - 4945 Gulfway ....... 982-2513 268 HOLSUM BAKERY 1 w I gi- 3W0!!! , , 1?;5522; ' . cam 449 Thomas Boulevard 982-9441 Port Arthur, Texas 1970 FACULTY EDITORS Alfredo Charles FrancireHo Heard Foster Tatmon SUPERLA TIVES EDITOR Alfredo Charles SCHOOL LIFE EDITORS Kenneth Sparks Joann Royal Hoddie Simon Beverly Williams John Coleman James Williams Norris Williams FRESHMAN EDITORS Rosalind Dav ivs Lydia Landry Cora Drake BOOKKEEPER Alma LuFleur SUBSCRIPTION MANAGER R osalind Davis BUSINESS MANAGER Doris Carter TYPIS TS Barbara Queen Haddie Simon Rosalind Davis Doris Carter Bumblebee Qiaff Ediforiol Barbara Queen, Edifor-in-Chief Alfredo Charles, Co-Editor Financial SOPHOMORE EDITORS Paulette Johnson Veronica Foreman Linda McCall JUNIOR EDITORS Arnold Thomas SENIOR EDITORS Deborah LoFleur Brenda Johnson SPORTS EDITORS Lynda Smi 9h Charles VonWrighi ArnoldT Michoei SmithS SA LESMEN Paula Cutten Cora Drake Fruncireno Heard Alma LoFleur Lydia Landry Deborah Mosely Jacqueline Eli Joann Royal Michael Smith Haddie Simon Kenneth Sparks Foster Tatmon Charles VunWright Beverly Williams ADVISOR: Arihur L, Croft WORK: Mrs. Ann Hill PHOTOGRAPHER: AI Briscoe Studio PRINCIPAL: Edward Watson PUBLISHER: Taylor Publishing Company In Conclusion . . . And so the story of the YEAR OF PRIDE - 1970 comes to a conclu- sion, The year has been a grand year. The BUMBLEBEE STAFF hopes that you will enioy this year's records and cherish them in the years to come. The Editor Index of qudenfs . . . Faculig Anderson, Mrs. Gloria 25 Banks, Mrs. Doretha 27 Banks, Mr. Oscar 37 Bell, Mr. Alfred 37 Bell, Mrs, Della 26 Bell, Mrs. Dofsie Bernard, Mrs. Bessie 22 Bobb, Mrs. Vivian 28 Bouldin, Mrs, Cora 36 Branch, Mrs. Gloria 36 Chachere, Mn Joseph 27 Clark, Mr, Clayton 181 38 Cole, Mrs, Mariorie 39 Coleman, Mrs. Phernell 34 Conner, Miss Ann Croft Mr ArthurnLQ. 18 23, 24 Fontenot, Mrs. Shirley 35 Franklin, Miss Margaret 32 Freeman, Mn Charles 18, 28 Gamble, Mrs. Margaret 32 Gecwood, Russell 22 Gray, Mr. James 37 Guidry, Mrs5 Arrecder 28 Harrison, Mn Anderson 28 Hebert, Mr. Norman 23 Hebert, Mr. Stillman 29 Henderson, Mr. Arthur 23 Hen1ey, Mrs. Betfy 30 Hill, Mrs. Ann 39 Hill, Mn Chester 29 Jackson, Mr. Carl 33 Jackson, Mrs1 Doris 32 Jones, Miss Billie 24 Landry, Mr. Clifford 29 Martin Mrs Joyce 32 May as Mr Henry 24 Mayfield, Mrs5 Elnora 24 Meador, Miss Iva 35 Mitchell, Mrs Annem: 21, 25 37 Randolph, Miss Barbara 38 272 Faculty Reed, Mr. Louis 29 Rhodes, Mrs5 Maggie 25 Thomas, Mr, Lawrence 31 Washington, Mrs. Betty 40 Washington, Mr. Isiah 37 Washington, Mrl Joe 33 Watson, Mr. Edward 9, 12, 21 Webster, Mrs, Bessie 35 Welch, Mrs Ruby 22 White, Mr. Dennis 31 Whitley, Mrs. Juanita 30 Williams, Mrs. Alice 22 Williams, Mrs. Gloria 25 Williams, Mr. John 31 Williams Mr. Richard 33 Windsor Mrs SDorothy 31 Wise Mr E Woo ods, Mr. Bsennie 39 Freshmen Abraham, Lillie 44 Abraham, Rickie 44 Adams! Melvin 44 Alexander, Warren 44 Allen, Glenn 44 Alpough, Cynthia 44 Andrews, Cynthia 44 Antoine, Frederick 44 Bobineoux, Carolyn 44 Bailey, James 44 Baker, Charles 44 Belfon, Cynthia 44 Bennett, Carl 44 Bennett, Carolyn 44 Bernard, Judith 45 Birdsong, Harrie? 45 Bobb, Allen 45 Boudreoux, Rose 45 Bowden, Donny 45 Briscoe, Gregory 45 Brocks, DeliCIo 45 Brocks, Mary 45 Broussard, Joseph 45 Broussord, McGill 45 Brown, Annie 45 Brown, Evo 45 Brown, Louis 45 Bruno, Debra 4 Bryant, Amhony 45 Bryant! Joyce 45 Butler, Dennis 45 Cannon, Curry 45 Captain, Mary 45 Carrier, Alex 45 Carter, Shelia 45 Cusmore, Dionne 45 Charles, Ernest 46 Charles, Herbert 46 Charles, Marvin 46 Charles, Ruby 46 Charlof, Shelia 46 Clark, Allen 46 Cleaver, Pamela 46 Coleman, Sarah 46 Coleman, Terrel 46 Collins, Gilbert 46 Comeoux, Evando 46 Como, Enc 46 Como, Whitney 46 Cormier, Becky 46 Credit, Bernard 46 Donlels, Glinda 46 Danklns, Willie 46 Davis, Anthony 46 DOVIS, Edward 46 Davis, Josie 46 Bed, Leon 46 DeBlcnc, Gerald 46 DeJohn, Mary 46 Dennis, Cynthia 46 Dixon, Glyndo 47 Donahue, Earl 47 Duncan, Cynthia 47 EgIIn, Victor 47 Fisk, David 47 Flugence, Joyce 47 Fonfene71e, Donald 47 Fontenot, Aloziu 47 Fontenof, Catherine 47 Fontenot, Raymond 47 Ford, Sondra 47 Foster, Frederick 47 Gobert, Angel 48 Graham, Michael 48 Graham, Robert 48 Gruyson, Ricky 48 Green, Charles 48 Green, Derrick 48 Green, Eorlie 48 Green, Frank 48 Griffin, Sherry 48 Guidry, Anita 48 Guidry, Christella 48 Guillespie, Charles 48 Guillory, John 48 Honchett, Madelyn 49 Harris, Andrew 49 Harris, Dorothy 49 Harris, Michael 49 Harris Pamela 49 Harris, Patrick 49 Hayes, Shirley 49 Haynes, Otis 49 Haynes, Shelia 49 Henderson, Faye 49 Henderson, Theresa 49 Henry, Deborah 49 Hill, Brenson 49 Hill, Mary 49 Hillard, James 49 Howard, Marilyn 50 Hudson, Gloria 50 Jackson, Danny 50 Jackson, Joseph 50 Jackson, Mary 50 Jackson, Mormc 50 Jackson, Paula 50 Jacobs, Deborah 50 Jacobs, Elbert 50 Jenkins, Francine 50 Johnson, Abigail 50 Johnson, Brian 50 Johnson, Charles 50 Johnson, Deborah 50 Johnson, Glenda 51 Jolivet, Carolyn 51 Jones, Caroline 51 Jones, Caro! 51 Jones, Darrel 51 Jones, David 51 Jones, Deloris 51 Jones, Elliot 51 Jones, Ethel 51 Jones, Janice 51 0 es, Kenneth 51 Jones, Nina 51 Jones, Patricia 51 Jones ,uPa 1 51 Jones, Portia 51 Joseph, Aaron 51 Joseph, Arnold 51 Joseph, Augushne 51 Joseph, Miho Joubert, Fayen 51 g 3 Keller, Clifton 51 KeHy, Meredith 51 Kemper, Michael 52 Knight, Charles 52 Loduy, Gwendolyn 52 Lcdoy, Terrie 52 LaF1uer, Ruth 52 LaFluer, Sharon 52 Larry, Dorolene 52 LeBlanc, Ashton 52 LOUIS, Phyllis 52 Louis, Timothy 52 Mock, Nathaniel 52 Mahoney, Donald 52 Molbue, Cora 52 Marsh, Donald 52 Marsh, Wilda 52 Marshall, Bernadine 53 MOFNH, Joseph 53 Martin, Kcthrina 53 May, Irene 53 Mayfield, Crystal 53 Moyfield, JoAnn 53 McCall, Edward 53 McElroy, Alford 53 McGlory, Roy 53 McKenzie, Beverly 53 McKenzie, Debra 53 McKinsey, Roy 53 McZeol, Shelia 53 Meeks, Rosetta 53 f Mincrd, Hoiral 53 Minnard, Wondas 53 Minix Juckaln Mitchell C1ifford553 Mitchell, Phyllis 54 Morris, Linda 54 Mosley, Dwight 54 Mosley, Mary 54 Freshmen 273 Mosley, Michael 54 Moten, Harold 54 Mullen, Dorothy 54 Neveoux, Paul 54 Obey, Magdalene 54 Oliver, Dallas 54 Ozen, Mary 54 POdle, Ronme 54 Pol'um, Yurnell 54 Patterson, John 54 Paul, Alvin 54 Perreau, Richard 54 Perry, Robert 54 Pete, Ester 54 Pleasant, Leona 55 Posey, Laurie 55 Powell, Gylnn 55 Powell, Lonette 55 Prater, Ricky 55 Preston, Lelia 55 Provost, Brenda 55 Rondle, Judy 55 Rotcliff, Shelia 55 Reeder, Glenn 55 Reeder, Lynn 55 Rideou, Deborah 55 Rivers, Delina 55 Rwers, John 55 Rivers, Katheline 55 Roberts, Whitney 55 Rogers, Gilbert 56 Sanderson, Dwight 56 Savoy, Mcgdeline 56 Scypion, Deborah 56 Scypion, Dennis 56 Scypion, Robert 56 Scypion, Rosalyn 56 Seymore, Wilford 56 Shiels, Ernest 56 Shilo, Mary 56 274 Freshmen Svgur, Thelma 56 Slone, Vickie 56 Smith, Gregory 56 Smith, Lela 56 Spain, Ida 56 Sfelly, Gory 56 Stephens, Johnita 56 Stevens, Donald 56 Stevenson, Cynthia 56 Strawder, Mary 57 Tutmon, Johnny 57 Taylor, Carolyn 57 Taylor, Frederick 57 Taylor, Leonard 57 Thibodeoux, Sherry 57 Thomas, Alvin 57 Thomas, David 57 Thomas, Delons 57 Thomas, Gloria 57 Thomas, Mack 57 Thomas, Marie 57 Thomas, Stephanie 57 Txbbs, Walter 57 Trainer, Brenda 57 Trainer, Neddra 57 Trainer, Rose 57 Turpeou, Glenda 57 Tyler, John 57 Tyler, Patricia 57 Vance, Jewel 57 Vance, Lovell 57 Venn, William 57 Victor, Jacqueiine 58 Viltz, Lee 58 Wade, Freddie 58 Walker, Craig 58 Walker, Joann 58 Wallace, Clarence 58 Wallace, Elberf 58 Wallace, Martin 58 Washington, Cynthia 58 Wells, Williams 58 White, Timothy 58 Williams, Belinda 58 Williams, Carolyn 58 Williams, DruzeHa 59 Williams, Jimmy 59 Williams, Leona 59 WiHicms, Martha 59 Williams, Marvin 59 Williams, Patricio 59 Williams, Robert 59 Williams, Sally 59 WiIson, Raymond 59 Wilson, Roosevelt 59 Wilfz, Barbara 59 Wihz, Edward 59 Wycoff, Shari 59 Yowmcn, Deborah 59 Yowmon, Parrick 59 DIXOD, Linda 47 Rivers, Ka1herine 55 Thlbodeoux, Herber? 57 Sophomores Adams, Curt 62 Albert, Charles 62 Alexander, James 62 Alexander, Reginald 62 Alfred, Betty 62 Allen, Jacqueline 62 Banks, Jasper 62 Bandeaux, Melvin 62 Beniomin, Elsie 63 Bernard, Clement 63 Bernard, Wesley 63 Birdsong, Ronald 63 Boatmon, Anthony 63 Bobmo, Ramona 63 Benton, Rose Mary 63 Boudreoux, Juliette 63 Bowden, Billie 63 Brahhwuite, Clinton 63 Branch, Eorthell 63 Braziel, Benjamin 63 Breaux, Manuel 63 Brocks, John 63 Brown, Brenda 63 Brown, Ellen 63 Broussard, Hurry 63 Bryant, Lois 63 0 Campbell, Wilford 63 Cone, Harry 6 Cartwright, Ellis 63 asimere, Sondra 63 Coleman, Victoria 64 Collins, Doreiha 64 Collins, Theresa 64 Collins, Willie Mae 64 Como, Glenn 64 Conner, Avis 64 Cbrmier, Deborah 64 Cormier, Emma 64 CrIiaIn, Deborah 64 Crime, Adam 64 Crinle, Mary 64 Crittle, Melvin 64 Crook, Juliette 64 Crosby, Sidney 64 Davis Anthony 64 Davis, Cussoundra 64 Davis Dianna 64 Davis, Marilyn 64 Davis, Priscilla 64 Davis, Raymond 64 Deese, Bev:rsly AI 64 Dixon Jam Donahue Gwendolyn 64 Doucef, Dic Drake, Freddie 64 Duncontell, Donny 65 Dwyer, Gwendolyn 65 Eogiin,'Jean 65 Eoglin, Prince 65 Edmonson, Gwendolyn 65 Eglin, Connie 65 EgIIn, Henry 65 EH65, John 65 Ellus, Darlene 65 Flowers, Earnest 65 Flugence, Joyrito 65 Ford, Reginald 65 Fomenene, Feiino 65 Fontenot Josie 65 Fonfenof, Patrick 65 Fonfeno t, Ray6 Fontenot, Rose 65 Francis, Benetha 65 Gilbert, Frederick 66 Gilliam, Melvin 66 Guidry, Gloria 66 Guiliiome, Mildred 66 Guillory, Donald 66 Haley, Kenneth 66 Hall, Alvin 66 Hull, Portia 66 Harris, Alfred 67 Harrison, Anthony 67 Harrison, Arthur 67 Hayes, Tilion 67 Henderson, Linton 67 Henry, Billie JI 67 Henton, Patricia 67 Herbert, Albert 67 Hillman, Leonard 67 Hunt, Jocelyn 67 Hunter, Roy 67 lles, Adriene 67 Has, Virgie 67 Ivory, Roman 67 Jackson, Perrel 67 Jackson, Robert 67 Jacob, Edna 67 Jacob, Earnest 67 James, Gwendolyn 67 James, Mary 67 Jenkins, Agnes 67 Johnson, Floreshne 68 Johnson, Harold L, 68 Johnson, Linda 68 Johnson, Lois 68 Johnson, Lula 68 Johnson, Patricia 68 Jones, Percy 68 Jones! Wiilie Mae 68 Jones, Wilfred 68 Jordan, Paulette 68 Joseph, Deborah 68 Joseph, Elzino 68 Joseph, Lovine 68 Joseph, Vivian 68 Jouberf, Lawrence 68 Karo, Jocklyn 68 Keol, Gerald 68 Kelly, Donald R. 69 Keliy, Edward 69 Kemper, Mudiyn 69 Kemper, Thomas 69 Keys, Pamela 69 King, Clarence 69 Knight, Carry Lee 69 Sophomores 275 Kyles, Reginoid 69 LaFIeUr, Emma 69 Larry, Eloise 69 Lcurenf, Wanda 69 LeBlanc, Mable 69 Levme, Carolyn 69 Levine, Forest 69 Lewis, Patricio 69 Lewis, Sherman 69 Lightfoof Nathaniei 69 Lindsey, A1ice6 Louis, Mickey 69 Maize, Nathan 70 Malone, Barbara 70 Mulveaux, Jerome 7O Marsh, Robert 70 Marshall, Shlrley 70 Martin, Darrel 70 Martin, Dennis 70 McIntosh, Vernis 70 McKinney, Richard 70 McMurray, Dorothy 7O McNeIi, Georgia 70 McNeil, Merriel 70 McNeil, Sandro 70 McElroy, Cassandra 70 McZecl, Cynthia 70 Mennurd, Anifc 70 Miller, Durreli 70 Miller, Donald 70 Miller, Ronald 70 MIIO, Bollard 70 Mitchell, Gerald 70 Mitchell, Johnathon 70 Mitchell, Mary 70 Mitchell, Susie 71 Moore, Selmonio 71 276 Sophomores Morrow, Peorlie 71 Murphy, Berlnodetfe 71 Ned,Verne1 Newman, Glory1 71 Nichols Johnny 71 Nicholson, Elizabeth 71 Parker Co rl 71 Perreou, Debra 71 Perry, Warren 72 Phillips, Debra 72 PhiHips, Gwendolyn 72 Phillips, Phyllis 72 Pierre, Lenora 72 Pleasant Beverly 72 Polidore Lillie 72 'u .1 9. ca 3 K 2 V Prevost, Allen 72 Prevosi Jacqueline 72 Prev051M Mic hoe Price, Betty 72 Proctor, DIunne 72 Reed, Michael 72 Reynolds, Dione 73 Richards, Coriion 73 Richardson, Cuthers 73 Ridecu, Michael 73 RobInson, Gloria 73 Robinson, Jackie 73 Robinson, Leanna 73 Robinson, Linda 73 Rodgers, John 73 Rodgers, Michael 73 Rodgers, Oiis 73 RuffIn, Cassandra 73 Ruffin, John 73 Sanders, Christine 73 Sanders, Ronald 73 Sanderson, Dorihea 73 Scoggs, Eddie 73 Scott, Crystal 73 Scypion, Don 73 Shedrick, BIlly 73 Shedrick, Brenda 73 Sherman, Margaret 73 Sigur, Andrew 73 Sinegur, Patrick 74 Smith, BeHy 74 Smith, Brenda 74 Smith, Nathaniel 74 Solarie, Preston 74 Sosiand, Perry 74 Stafford, Vernon 74 Stevens son Esurnest 74 Taylor, Jessie 74 Tatmon, Johnny 74 Thibodeoux, Milton 74 Thomas, Abe 74 Thomas, Chester 74 Thomas, Deborah 74 Thomas, Jocelyn 74 Thomas, Linda 74 Thomas, Phyilis 75 Thompson, Willard 75 Thornton, Comellq 75 TIllmun, George 75 Towers, James 75 Viltz, Brenda 75 VIltz, Linda 75 Viral, Ellen 75 Wallace, Lydia 75 Walton, Ruby 75 Ware Edna 75 Washington Alfred 75 Washington Joe 75 Webb, Stephen 75 Welch, Deborah 75 White, Brenda 75 Widon, Ciurence 75 Williams, Alfredo 75 Williams, Azzie 75 WillIamS, David 75 Williams, Diane 76 Williams, Drusella 76 Williams Emma 76 Williams, Grego ry Williams, Jacqueline 76 Williams, Oliver 76 Williams, Rickey 76 Wiitz Dorothy 76 W McGinnIs, Jimmy 76 Juniors Acrond, Cathenne 80 Adams, Marshall 80 Adams, Marty 80 Alexander Charlson 80 Alexander ChrIsfopher 80 Alfred Linda8 80 Allen, Cornell 80 Allen, Larry 80 Alpough, Joseph 80 Anderson, Clara 80 Anderson, Dwigh? 80 Antoine, Sylvester 80 Banks, Alfred 80 Banks, Leo 80 Barkers, Rodney 80 Blonchette Ronaid 80 Bobino MeIVIn 8 Benton, Dionne 81 Boudreaux, Shirley 81 Bowden, Linda 81 Bradens, Julius 81 Broussord, Diana 81 Broussurd, Joseph 81 Broussord, Rodney 81 Brown, Bobby 81 Brown, Vernudelle 81 Burreil, Ellis 81 Byrum, Frederick 81 Byrd, Donna 81 Code, Claudio 81 Cain, James 81 Cain, Patrick 81 Campbell, Rosie 81 Captain, Robert 81 Carrier, Brenda 81 Clifton, George 8? Coleman, Mary 82 Collins, Phillip 82 Comeoux, Aristle 82 Conner, Edward 82 Conner, Vicky 82 Cooper, Brenda 82 Cormier, Roy 8? Cornell, Myra 82 Cosey, Pamela 82 Cox, Linda 82 Craford, Otis 82 CredIf, Kmherine 82 8 Douglas, Phyllis 83 Dunbors, Michael 83 083 Fon1enetfe,Dine1Iu 83 Fontenefte, PatriCIa 83 Fonienette, Ronald 83 Fonfenot, James 83 Fontenot, John 83 Ford, Francis 83 Formun, R0 Forrest, Corliss 83 00 w Franklin, Arthur 84 Gamble, William 84 Gardner, Mary 84 Garrett, Charlie 84 Garwood, Melvin 84 Gibbs, LoDonna 84 Gilliam, Annie 84 Gioston, Wade 84 Glover, Henn 84 Glover, Richard 84 Grodney, Nolan 84 Graham, Carolyn 84 Gray, Carl 84 Gray, Hushrol 84 Green, Angela 84 Green, Earl 84 Green, Emma 84 Griffin, Lee Esther 85 Guice, Emma 85 Guidry, Carolyn 85 Guidry, Craig 85 Guidry, Denise 85 Guidry, Hercules 85 Guillory, Deborah 85 Ouillory, Sandro 85 Guillot, Bernadette 85 85 Gunner, Don 1d Hall, Evelyn 85 Hall, Howard 85 Hall, Janet 85 Harris, Brenda 85 Harris Sandro 85 Harrison, TreSSIe 85 Hawkins, Mlcheoi 85 Juniors 277 Hayes, Emma 85 Henton, Earnest 86 HIII, Geor e 86 Hilliard, Cynthia 86 HiIIiord, 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