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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1978 volume:

rymulfjfadg $wa 93E? ton. Becum LEI 58c: Q09 9: E 88; xx lwn PORT ARTHUR, TEXAS PUBLIC LIBRARY In 1978, the Lincoln student body aspired as never before for a quality of living that so often goes unrecognized in school life. Students displayed strength of purpose in all efforts, taking the best of their talents to achieve margins of success in academics and sports and gaining as they progressed a new and improved relationship with peers and the real world. Although many times students did not walk away with medals, crowns or honors, success through failure was still achieved. And now, students looking back over the intangible awards through their many experiences that aided in their development into young adults, can truly say with pride that 1978 was A YEAR AT THE TOP. Activities Extracurricular fun during the year pages 8-47 Spons The challenge of com- petition pages 48-73 Acaden Cs Classes Study and hard work for success pages 74-95 tDrganizatktns Working together to achieve an objective pages 148-177 StudentLMe Styles, modes, favor- ites that characterize the '78 student pages 178-199 Adverugng Financial support that makes it all possible pages 200-215 HOMECOMING Is always the turning mm of 1he H O M E O M I N ; schoolyear. Thts year, espeCIally, wasfllled wnh color and a greaI deal of excutement. H: Hmh'h LHH,.'H!HHHM H; Wmm z , mw WMV Mw Hum, vam m um mm W w mm m HNWmh P .w m n n'hwi W m hm ' mu, 4 Hmvwilmmnnn w yY'xl n 1.: 1m qun m! 'Hmw HI! I'M Hmnha Uuwa 1m mvmw up mrmvrwi kw VPwH Luwlw Mn Mm Lm mm mm Hum L7; wax M'u um W1 ? 0,DHHHdWXxP, wmx 1H4U 1Vmemmmuu mwmm m mmm m; Ourwn anmhw , wmmmmm by MW mmw M HN' mmmmm WI Sm hm M hm hm mm .1 wan H H ,n mm 41m rm Unzwn xka qhm hm lhvmw M Hm PHIKMH waw VTH Sm nmym Mm .u I-mmn .- qwm n 2mm; h.H'mm THE WEEK of fun and excnemem was highltghIed by the talent and close competition !rom the NMISS Lincoln Pageant to the Homecoming game at the end of the week. AMERlCAN EDUCATION WEEK World History Classes Hold Egyptian Exhibit The World History Classes of Mrs T. Thomas, Mrs. M. Dixon, and Mr. Cordell Lindsey had an exhibit in the school library on a variety of projects dealing with ancient history. Many of the projects made by students were miniature models of pyramids of Egypt, mid houses of Egypt, clay tablets of Mesopotamia, furniture of Egypt and Mesopotamia, transportation carts of Egypt and clothing of Egypt and Mesopotamia. Other activities included posters showing various cultural aspects of the Romans and Greekst One of the purposes of these projects was to help students to gain a greater appreciation for history and the correlation of it with the present. EGVPTIAN EXHIBIT - These students display their propects during American Educatlon Week. TheIr topIc is Mythology. Left to right: Marla Landry, Cynthia Henry, and EIIzabeth Jones. DISPLAY OF PROJECTS 7 Vlewmg theIr projects and others are leh to right: Jody Jones, Tesker Jones and Lester Burrell MILITARY FORCES VISIT CAMPUS Representatives from various branches of the armed forces visited campus during the year to promote their recruiting program and to establish good public relations with the school and community. Many representatives, some former Lincoln students tUwere able to speak with students individually and others at such as the Air Force band performed for a representative portion of the student body. NEW ACTIVITIES DI RECTOR ARRIVES After approximately two months of waiting, a new activities director, Mrt John Williams, formerlya teacher at Lincoln and Thomas Jefferson High Schools respectively, finally arrived on campus. Mr, Williams stated that he was anxious to get the school calendar program underway and looked forward to a very good year t0 Students were eager to begin scheduling activities. Mrt Williams' arrival coincided with preparation for the Christmas holidays. at Classroom doors were decorated, OD bulletin board displays were prepared and at the art department displayed student projects in the lobby of the main building. 13 ESOTERICS ASK HOW DEEP IS LOVE? iiHow Deep Is Your Love? was the theme of the Esoterics annual aII-school assembly, The senior co-ed group illustrated various aspects of love through their performance. 1. Love between man and woman is expressed Louis Warrick and Rhoda Lyons. 2. Ronald Coleman Gem treats his guests to a round of coke. Guests are iclockwisei Lenoi Bernard, Louis Warrick, Geneen Mitchell iseatedL and Laura Turner 3. Craig Joseph presides 31 the union of Rhoda Lyons and Louis Warrick. Looking on are Aaron Reynolds and Deanna Ozen. 4 Officers for the club are 00w onei: Aaron Reynolds, Neil Cole, Jeffrey King, Rhoda Lyons ipresideno, John Gondeaux. 00w moi: Mona Shelton, Kenneth Bray, Deanna Ozen and Alvin Jacob. MEMBERS ARE: 00w oney Rhoda Lyons, Jeffrey King, John Goudeaux, Neil Cole, Aaron Reynolds, Mona Shanon, Kenneth Bray, Deanna Ozen, Alvin Jacob. Donald Steward. vow moi: Henida Wilson, Diana Cormier, Darrell Green, Lenol Bernard, Tyrone Nellar, Denise Johnson, Debra Guillory, Debra Linden, Maureen Robertson, Craig Joseph, 00w threei: Louis Warrick, Wanda Ganl, Cunis Shields, Laura Turner, Charlie Lyons, Sandra Maize, Ronald Coleman, Cynthia Roberts, Linda Jackson, Geneen Mitchell, Jennifer Cauley, Jackie Jones. Puclured, right, are the club officers: Brenda Howard, Wanda Cohea, Betty Harris, Anita Bonnie, Rna Howard. Below are members, Seated: Brenda Howam. Betty Harris, Wanda Cohea, Anita Bonnie, Vanessa Conners, Fma Howard tanding: Charlene Paillet, Patricia Webb, Vanessa Collins, Cheryl Hu hes, ren Drake, Jeanie Harris. Student Council Election Results GOLD PARTY SLATE President ViceVPresidem Secreta ry Treasurer Chaplain Representative-at-La rge SergeantVat-Arms GSL Representatives PU RPLE PARTY SLATE President p n Representative-at- Large Sergeant-at-Arms GSL Representmives Del Marie Colyi Sonja Jenkins Anita Knatt Tina Oliver Ricky Alpough Steven Alpough Terri Jaco'F Michael Jones Madelyn Jenkins Latonia Foreman;k Joseph CormieW Patricia JosepM FEBRUARY BANQUET A FIRST The Honeybees celebrated their first annual banquet during February. Guest speaker for the occasion was Duriel Harris, professional football player with the Miami Dolphins and a former Port Arthuran. Honeybees, their parents and special guests listened as Harris spoke on HThe New Woman. Trophies were presented to senior Honeybees for the time and hard work they provided during the 1977 season. The fifth Annual Honeybee Ball, meant to honor graduating seniors, was held the following night. Special recognition was given Mrs. Vivian Bobb, Honeybee sponsor, and Mrs. Edna Landry, president of the Honeybee Parents' Club. Later during the year Honeybees had a week of activities while screening for new members. DECA CLUB HOLDS ANNUAL BANQUET The Distribunve Education Club held its annual banquet in the Lincoln School Cafeteria, Guest speaker for the occasion was Mr. Robert Londow 6 Gulf Oil Refinery, Students in Ihe DECA program invited their area employees to share in their night of recognition. Receiving awards were 2 Warren Guidry,presidentof1he dub; and 6 Deanna Ozen, Cynthia Roberts, Nell Cole, Anthony Cooper and Elcide Davis. 21 Frostcapades Benefits Yearbook Talent Shows Major Happenings PTA Sponsors Extravaganza To provide Lincoln students and community supporters of the school with an evening of fine entertainment, the Journalism staff presented their annual Frostcapades talent show. The staff's purpose of the show was also to boost sales for the 1978 yearbook. For the first time, the Lincoln PTA sponsored a Talent Extravaganza to raise money for the PTA scholarships to be awarded to a graduating seniort Both events were weII-received as campus happenings FORMER BUMBLEBEE DELIVERS ADDRESS Leonard Iceman King, at a former Lincoln football player and presently employed with GSU, was guest speaker at Lincoln's Annual Football Banquet. Although Lincoln had a less than successful season, players were still honored for outstanding achievements during the season. Qt Leonard King, the Lincoln, Golden Gate Social and Civic Club; Mrs. U. G. Gibson, Elvin Keller, honored Lincoln player and All- District Standout; Coach Joe Washington, St Charles Franklin gives season statistics. 00 Coach Joe Washington, Leonard King, and Mr. Melvin Davis. 25 NINTH CRADERS SWEEP UIL HONORS Ninth graders swept Junior High UIL honors during spring competition and walked away with the overall trophy with 1he highest points accumulated 235 points. Although students did not win in the senior literary and mathematical UIL division, many awards were won In musical competition. 0 INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE WINNERS Steven Fomenot, Gregory Evans, Robert Thibodeaux, John Willis. 2 READYV WRITERS Seated: Albet Thigpen, Linda Jackson; Standing: Douglas Brill and Mrs A,Mi1cheII,coachm3 Larry Washington holds the first place trophy from UIL OnerAct Play Contest. 00 Maesther Francis assists Ronald Coleman, three-year UIL speller, with word list. 5 Vocal ensemble winner, Sandra Maize, Claudia Berry, Patricia Webb, Ronald Coleman, Peggy Kelly, Lorena Semien, Haywood Smith, Johnnie Smith, Fabre Booker, Bevrly Hlllman seated; 6 Mataline Jenkins holds ninth grade UIL trophy 0 Myra Staton and Johnathan Davis, second and first place winners, respectively, in nimh grade UIL number sense HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTS NEW MEMBERS The National Honor Society inducted new members during the spring. 00 Special guest speaker was Lloyd Hebert, former Lincoln student and graduate of Lamar University. 0 h Michael Jones lights NHS inductee, Carmen Williams' candle. 6w NJHS members repeat their oath of induction. m The four virtues were represented by William Bernard, Wanda Heath, Pamela Franklin and John Goudeaux. 0w Mr. Davis and Ms. McGee congratulate Chris Jones. 6w Platform guests were Mrs. Juanita Whitley and Hazel McGee, sponsors, Gregory Evans, NHS president, Mona Whitley, and Darrell Mitchell. EXECUTIVES SEE PRODUCTIVE YEAR Highlighting a most productive year, the Senior Executives presented their annual alI-school assembly. The program covered a variety of talents by the members but emphasized the clubs major projects including the :Usign displayed on the 10th Street side of the school, HWelcome to the Beehive, Qt the landscaping of the school courtyard, and Gt the design of the club emblem displayed with club members Row1:William Bernard, Kendall Green, Albert Thigpen, Derwin Pitre, Elvin Keller, Eli Roberts, Herman Jackson, Frederick Smith, Nathaniel Joubert, Phillip Thomas. Row 2: H. Sampson, sponsor; Gregory Evans, Arthur Davis, Richard Glover, Richard Bowden, Richard Abraham, Mark Williams, Kevin Dennis, Winston Lockwood, Eugene Bryant, Kenneth Coleman, Lynson Alexander, Darrell Mitchell. Row 3: Anthony Stevenson, Michael Davenport, Robert Murray, Eric Arceneaux, Milfred Zeno, James Smith, Darrell Semien, Robert Graham, Chris Cyprien, Carl Diles, and Gregory Coleman. at Special guests were Therman Bartie and Earnest Baker, not pictured, both former Senior Executives. tSt Club sweetheart, pictured with officers, was Sharon Freeman. 3l STUDENTS PROMOTE LANGUAGE CLASSES In an effort to encourage students to enroll in the foreign language program Mr. R. McLane and the Spanish Club presented their first aIl-school assembly. Presented in six parts, the program included the introduction, Crown Heights Affair, l Dancin , a series of dance numbers, skits consisting of a church scene and a commercial, commentary, slide presentation and the finale. 0 Mr. M. Smith produced the electronic sounds for the program. 2 Mr. R. McLane, sponsor, accepts appreciation award from Spanish students, 33 1978 Was. . . A Year at the Top! 35 36 AWARDS DAY KEYNOTER INSPIRES AUDIENCE Audrey Ervin, Student Body President, brought the LHS student body to its feet as she concluded her address, Creativity: Made Not Born, also the theme of the program. Audrey used Jesse Jackson's life as the example that students could follow. She emphasized that all persons had areas in Wthh they could achieve. Persons receiving honors included tn Commended students in the National Achievement Scholarship Program tr to D Sophie Lavine, Chris Cyprien, Ronald Coleman; receiving recognition based on the National Educational Development Tests, Clonie Ambroise; NASP Finalists, Sharon Bailey and Albert Thigpen; Albert Thigpen. Commended Student in the National Merit Program; ta HI Dare You Award recipients, pictured with Mrs. A. Guldry, Audrey Ervin and Ronald Coleman; Qt Linda Jackson, Bausch and Lamb Award recipient; Fl. Spooner, presenter; 00 Audrey Ervin, keynoter; tfn Chandra Davis, Texas Chemical Award recipient; F. Tatmon, presenter; tQ Leola Branch, Most Valuable Staffer; Bob West, presenter; at 1977 Youth Appreciation h Optimist, Jefferson County Bar Association Certificate; Albert Thigpen and Douglas Brill and Albert Thigpen, Student Editorial Contest Winners. tSt Donna Monroe, American Chemical Award; Ct Freeman, presenter; at Karen Carter, Nuclear Science Award; Mr. Spooner, presenter. III am only one But I am one. I cannot do everything But I can do something. What I can do, I ought to do, And what I ought to do, I will do. Leroy Brownlow ENGINEERING AWARD WINNERS - Clockwise, beginning with bottom row to the right: Darrell Mitchell University of Houston Engineeriglg Program, and Albert nThigpen, University of Houston Engineering Program and DeSl SIgn Award recipient, Phillip Thomas Tina Oilver, Douglas Brill, Tamara Francis Eric Arceneaux Clonie Ambroise, Pamela Franklin, MIchaeI Green Armentia Seals, Chery I Babineaux, Vickie Damels and Gladys Branch, Prarie View MITE Program. Receivin ng awards In the various subject areas are Sealed: Lydia Frazier, An,- Lal Ion ia Foreman Sherita andry, Cha nrd ra Davis,Khadi1ah Kalimah, Cynthia Hughes, Debra Odoms. Sun nding: Dale Harmon Barry Valcin, Elvin Keller, Shelton Bell, LJoseph Chailo all General Drafting, Everen Williams, Architectural drafiing, TeskerJones General Drafting, and Jasper Dudley, An. 6 Michael Green is recupient of MITE Award for Bes! Technical Report 00 Receiving Heanh Occupation Awards from Mrs. Williw Woods uemen, instructor at Stilwell Technical Center, are Cheryl Babineaux and Arvia Willis, 60 Soatad: Birdell Louis. Library Award; Donna Monroe Spanish II Award; Chandra Davis, Science Award; Deidra Widow, Conche Melancon, Laura Turner, Studem Activity Awards. Standlng: Karen Carter, Science Award, Michael Jones, Spanish II Award; Chris Cyprien, Physical Education Award; Anthony Cooper, Elcide Davis, Disxribmive Education Award; and Bernis Solomon, Student Activity Award. Band Award reCIpIenIs were numerous. Theyincluded, Top Picture: Row one: DexterWiIlis, Steven Alpough, Preston Wilson,WiIIIam Bernard, TrinellMIlIer, Melanie Dixon, Sylvia DeJoI-In, Karen Johnson, Shirley Sweet, Brenda Threat, Pamela Joseph, Gr rryego ryEvans. Row two: Kathy Frazier, Lisa Hancock, Chriinna Boute, Jody Jones, Carol Tebo, Karol Edwards, Chandra Daws CeciIIIa McGIory, Brenda HarrIson, Sandra Campbe I,Karen SmIIh, Pamela Babineaux, Tammi Broussard, John Goudeaux, DarrelISemien, Steven Fontenot Row three: Larry Johnson, Ira Williams, Dudley Champ, Anemis Hancock, Willie Blanchene, Nathaniel Barnes, Sandra Weber, Becky Chreteln, Roberi Thibodeaux, John WIIIIs, Herman Jackson and Darrell Mitchell. Academic Award recipiems were, Picmred Below, How one: Gladys Branch, 3; Nina SteIIy, 3; BrendaThreaIs, I 2, 3; Her man Jacks s,on 1, 2, 3; BJrenda Harnson, 1, 2, 3; Gr regorv Evans, 1, 2 3, Paulette ace, 3; VickiMclntvre, 1, 3, KImMitchell, 1,3; Debra Bandeaux,l,2 3;J ohn Goudeaux 1,2,3. Rowtwo:WandaHeth, 1,2, 3; JenmIerBenson I, 2, 3, PatriciaGuice. 1,2, 3, Taralsadore. 1, 2, 3; JenniferCauley.1; ChandraDavis, 1,2,3;SophieLavine, 1,2,3; Ronald Coleman,1,2, 3, CecIIIIa McGIory,1, 2 3' Audrey Ervm, 1, 2, 3, DarreIISemIen, 1; Wendy Andrus, 1 2, 3' Jackie Dorsey,1,2, 3, Sharon Bailey,2, 3, Row treeh :aRoben Co lliris, 3, Maureen Robinson, 1, 2, 3, Su brina Gray,1, 2, 3, Geneen Mitchell, 1,2,3; Denise Johnson, 1,2 3, Melanie Ned, 1; TrinellMiIIer, 1 2, 3, William Bernard, 1, 2, 3' Elcide Davis, 1; AlbenTh h,Igpen 1, 2, 3; ChrisCyp1nen2, ,'Ebel verBrown, 1, 2, 3, DarrellMiIchell, 1. Not pictured are LeoIaBranch, 1, 2, 3, Velecia Joseph, 3, and LindaJackson,1,2, 3 III - National Hi h School Award for Excellence; 121 2 Society of Disiinguishad American High SchooI Students; I31 2 Who 5 Who Among American igh School Student 15. Left: Receiving recognition for his election to me office of FM vice-presidem on the gate level was Douglas BriIIA Right: Mr. Davns receives a Cemficate of Merit from Mrs. Gundry on behalf of LHS. Balow: Recipients of awards in various subject areas were: Karen Thomas, Pamela Webb, Pavicna Guice, Roberta Collins, Charlene Simon, Ludwng Johnson, Troyan Melancon, all Homemaking Award reciplems; Brenda Threats, Typing Award. Row two: Kim Melancon, Homemaking Award; Sheila Johnson, Outstanding Homemaking studem; Chris Cyprian, Bookkeeping ll Award; Wendy Andrus, Typing Il Award; Geneen Mitchell, Bookkeeping l Award; Deborah Barideaux, Bookkeepmg I; Steve Hammond, Bookkeeping l; Sara Jones, Typing II. M SENIOR MASTERS PRESENT WIZ Seniors Masters presented the musical hit, The Wiz, as their annual alI-school assembly program. The play was very well received as Masters portrayed the roles of tSh Dorothy tDonald Williams; the Scarecrow Uoseph PrevosQ, the Tin Man tHilton Kelly; UMhe Lion tNamon Marks; at The Wizard tHilton KellyL and at the Wicked Witch tRichard Wiltn. t8 CLUB MEMBERS INCLUDE - Kneeling:Alber1 Johnson, Jeffrey Collins, Namon Marks. Row 1: Sponsor: Mr. H. Mayes, Mark Petry, Calvin Brown, Kenneth Washington, Donald Williams, Hilton Kelly, Terry Atkins. Row 2: Ricky Freeman, Frederick Louis, Byron Charles, Herman Sapp, David Washington. Row 3: Richard Wiltz, Manuel Smith, WiIIiam White, Douglas Foots, Anthony Thompson. Row 4: Joseph Prevost and Darren Neal. tQ Pictured are club officers. tQ Mark Petry congratulates Wanda Cohea, club sweetheart. 42 PROM, CLASS DAY END SENIOR YEAR Senior activities were climaxed with Class Day and Senior Prom. Tradition was altered when seniors chose 0 a class day ceremonies rather than she usual night presentation. Seniors, however, retained the reading of wills and prophecies as well as 0U skits depicting high school life as a part of their program. The prom had as its theme I'You Ligm Up My Life, with Nell Cole and Jeffrey King reigning over she Qa 1978 Prom Court. 6, 6, D Music was provided by HEbony, Stone, and Jade. These very special events brought to a close a senior year at the top. GRASSHOPPERS SPEAKER'S TOPIC tm ttChirp, chirp, were the words of caution emphasized by guest speaker Dr. Robert E. Hayes, Sn, president of Wiley College, who chose as his topic for his commencement address, Beware of Grasshoppers. Dr. Hayes emphasized that young people must be ever-mindful of the purposes of their lives and should not allow themselves to be misled by the ngasshoppers - Chirp, chirp. tn Dr. C. 6011 congratulates graduating seniors. at Rev. Booker T. Langharn, Israel AME Church, detivered the invocation and benediction. ta Mr. W. Beasley calls the names of the graduates as students filed across the podium to receive diplomas. 46 S PO RTS 1978 A Year at the Top A9 . hr. IT'S PLAYING TIME for me Bees as they rush out on the held. NO, 77, WillIS Berry Is 0 to the shower after a gruelmg game, FIREDVUP BEES are talking it over during timeout period. x FORMER OUARTERBACK Ken Washington 3 righn looks on the game with friends, INJURED PLAYER IS ASSISTED o the Held James Queen sustains a leg Injury. 51 y . THE MIGHTY BEE MENTORS Standing, left to right: Coaches James Gamble and Leroy Leopold. Seated: Head Coach Joe Washington, Sr. and Coach Richard Williams. . t '15 V 3' V JV FOOTBALL PLAVERS a First row, Ho 7: Keith Carter, Carl Thomas, Joe Shim, James Jones, Soe Smim, Earl Thompson, Donald Guldry. Second row: Rodney Isle, Floyd McOemon, Ronald Earls, Earl Jackson, Lester Burrell, Mblton Benson, AHred Harrison, Danyle Guldrv, Eavnes1 Hamilton, Coach Hammon. Third row: Coach Lindsey, Michael Calman, Quinten ChaVIs, Kervm Brav, Paul Henry, Michael Reynolds, Desryl Keller, Kenneth HIlIman, Charles Perry. Founh row: James aneyl Byron Brown, Eric Coleman, AnIhony WIIlIams, Byron Preadon, Marquis Rankms, Herman Por- terle, Everett lellams, and Warren Jones. SEASON RECORD - 7-0-2; Tied for hrs! place. Top scorer 7 Joseph Cormier. FOOTBALL SUMMARY. . . The Lincoln High Fighting Bumblebees charged into their '77 football t'buzzmg through to terminate the '78 season with great expectations. Plunging into their first two bi-district football season. games, the stinging Bees came out on top with scores of 206 over The '7778 season found the Bees HoustoneWashington, and 12-0 over Houston Jones. Then, as fate suffering from inexperience, penalties woutd have It, the mighty Bees slipped Into a maze of disnllusion and and some bitter defeats. Yet, the fine lost four of their five district games. spirit displayed by these players has Only once did they make a tremendous comeback, That was when gamed for them respectability. they whipped Beaumont-Charlton-Pollard with a steaming 33-0 score. WE ARE PROUD OF YOU, BEES! Then, in keeping with the Lincotn Winning tradition, they came back, i um wk y $ n ' p , hr, , Donnie Fisher, an aH-district player, breaks up a pass against T.J, despite an injury, .vam FULLBACK JEFFERY KING tumbles tor yardage against crossrtown rival, TJ. 32.. L Mfg . 1!, Q . a: M wmj; . - 9 195$31$ A WELLINGTON MINGO 67 and Wllham Randy' OUARTERBACK Clarence Wullz hands 01110 OKeele Allen for a gam White smother opponent 54 55 56 DISAPPOINTINC DESCRIBES VARSITY SEASON t'Disappomting is the adjective that best describes the 1978 season for the Lincoln varsity basketball team. Finishing seven wins against19losses overall, the team saw1tsflrsttlme ending a season below .500 smce Coach James Gamble has been at Lincoln. In spite of the team's shortcomings, the student body and faculty were long In spirit. The Beernetters wtshed to express their appreciation to the faculty and student body for their fine support given throughout the year. MEMBERS OF THE VARSWY BASKETBALL TEAM ARE: Kneeling: Denms Crook, James Jones, Kenneth Coteman, Mtchael Levy, Joseph Smtth, and Gary Wade Standing: Coach tames Gambte, Regmatd Procter, Rubm Prevost, Desyrt Keller, Darrell MttcheH, and Byron Smtth JV TEAM SPORTS BEST SEASON RECORD The Junlor Varsity Team had the best record over both the varsity and ninth grade teams, finishing the season With 13 wins, 12 losses. Outstanding players on the '78 squad were Willie Mingo, Milton Benson, Barry Ford, Bonnie Hall, and Bernard Whitakerh HThe team was a great young ball club that conSIstently outplayed its opponents; Togetherness is what kept the ball club's momentum going, was the comment by JV Coach James Knowlesh The team overall played espeCIally well against teams like Port Neches-Groves, Forest Park, West Orange, BCP, and French. 1 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL MEMBERS ARE Left m Right: Phllhp Matthews, Enc Coleman, WeVIs Jones, James Queen, Ronnie Jones, Barry F0rd,NthanJackson,RobeHChre1Ien,Bonme Hall, Mxllon Benson, Fredrick Whitakers, Steve Ray, Carl Thomas Center: Coach Gamble. NINTH GRADERS SHOW MUCH POTENTIAL Lincoln's nmth grade basketball team finished out the season five wins, 14 losses, According to Harold Sampson, ninth grade coach, 'tthe guys did a good job. They have a lot of potential, If they continue to work hard they will have a very outstanding club next season. It takes a lot of hard work and determination to be on the top. Outstanding players on the team were Michael Wiltz, Darrell Thomas, Michelle Jackson, and Charles Dumas, The greatest milestone of the season was the ninth grade team's defeat over DeweyvilIe on the Little Jacket Tournament HA lot of ball games were played well enough to win, but lack of experience slowed up the ball club, said Coach Sampson. 1, NINTH GRADE BASKETBALL MEMBERS ARE: Left to Right: Leonard Hardlng, Earl Andrus, Mlchaet Wlltz, Donzell Davts, Kevm Washington, Don thllams, Charles Dumas. Standing: Coach Gamble, Nolan Nurse, Kenneth Peters, Darrell Thomas, Lenorad Allen, Roderman Scypton, Regmald Cashmlre, Clifton leeno, Micheal Jackson. Baseball Team Members of the baseball learn are, mud, Errol Thompson, Nathaniel Joubert, Greg Miller James Jones, Jeffrey King, Byron PiIre Sounding: Coachc. Lindsey. DarrellGreen, Craig Jaco, MicahelGreen BenyValcin Lloyd Melancon, Eric Arceneaux and CoachJ Hamil- JUN IOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM vow: Pamela Lee, Pama Mosely, Mahalla Jackson, Roxie Milslead, 3rd row: Coach Smith, Tvallan Smim, Leroy Beverly Anderson, Angella Spell, Cheryl Wdllams, Manager, Trovelous Broomheld. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM Kneeling, leh to right are Varsity Team Member5 Melame Ned, Rhoda Lyons, Tom Nancev Standing, left to tight: Coach Franklm, Rhonda Gullloryl Usa Huhn, Genesta DICkerSOn, Shanta Landry, Laura Zeno, Manager, Travelous Broomheld. KARATE AT LINCOLN? Persons who have participmed in karate cIasses at community centers demonswated their skill for Lincoln students duying gym classes. Top: Sldeney Canwright, Handing, works out wim Wendell Harrison, mid.air. Bonom: Karate ins1ructor poses defense with opponent. GIRL CACERS WIN TROPHIES ' ' ' m2: VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL PLAYERS WIN THIRD PLACE TROPHY a! Sabine Pass Tournament. Left to right Standing: Vanessa Collms, Reglna Cole, Debra Jackson, Cynthia Babineaux, Julie Stephens, and Delons Chaws. Seated: Della Ford, Karen Carter, Vanessa Bomon, Shiobon Coleman, and Verna Gardner. m righO: Fredricka Marshall, Deborah Odoms, Angela Spell, Eva Ralchff, Demetrla Thomas, Sandra Thomas, and Mary Carr fer. Standing: Drenell Denms, Lessle WHIIams, Karen Briscoe, Peggy Semien, Deloris Getwood, Phyllis Matthews, and Karen Duncan. 65 Boys' Team Makes Good Attempt Shot putters and discus throwers pictured with Coach Williams were Kenneth Hillman, Clonie Ambroise, and Kennem Clark. A new dlwsion of competition thus year involved distance running. Those who pamcipated in thus area were Ricky Freeman, Darren Neal, Derek Klnlaw, Larry Washington, Oulmin S1evens. and Mrl T. Nolan, coach. DISTRICT RESULTS Joseph Smith .............................. Hurdles Curtis Shields ............................ 440 Relay Elvin Keller ............................... Shot Put Members 01 the 1978 Track team are kneellng: Ricky Freeman, Johnny Williams, Alvm Jenkins, Joseph Cormier. Lester Burrell, Joseph Chile, Derek Kinlaw, Darren Neal, Esau Anderson, Quintus Stevens. Sund' ' ch L. Leopold, Stephen Friels, Eugene Bryant, Anthony Williams. Aaron eynolds. James Brown. Everen Williams. Larry Washington. Gilhan Bradley, and Coach Otis Bryant. 67' Mile Run Paula Caner DISTRICT RESULTS First Place Shot Put Wanda Gant First Place 880 Relay Juliette Ruffln, Charlotte Paillet Fourth Place ulin, Demetria Thomas Mile Relay Juliette Ruffin, Demetria Thomas Sixth Place Angela Spell, Charlene Paillet GIRLS SET NEW TRACK RECORDS Girls' track participants saw a most successful season as they set new records in pre-district track meets, placed two individuals in first place on the district level and sent one girl to state competition. Paula Carter, mile runner, set new meet records at BISD Relays, Bob Cat Relays, Babe Zaharias Relays and the district meet with her best time, 5:41 :9, and went on to the regional meet t5; Wanda Gant, shot putter, set new records at Babe Zaharias, Forest Park and the district meet with her best throw, 40' 3A. She won at regional and went on to Austin in May 6; TRACK TEAM MEMBERS ARE: How one: Juliette Ruffin, Lisa Hulin, Paula Carter, Deborah Yowman and Lydia Frazier. Second row: Miss Smith, coach; Charlotte Paillet, Angela Spell, Demetria Thomas, and Consta nce Wolf tat. 69 Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs oo Ix o m 2 E LU D Q: U Q: Q Q '- OJ .C 4.2 4-; CU L m CD . Q: Principal Melvin Davis Directs Operational Axis Whether it's coping wnh common or cruelal problems, directing personnel or superwsmg school functions, PrinCIpal Melvin Davxs and his staff are busy on the job To meet the needs in an ever-changing socuety, a wellv planned and adequate curriculum is essential for a studenI-body of more than 1,400. Many hours of planning are spent by both the adminis1rative staff and faculty in preparing students for the challenges of life. Princnpal DaVIs has two fine assistant principals, Mr, EIIIS W158 and Mr. William Beasiey, who are always ready to serve in any Situation, ASSISTANT PFUNCIPAL, WHIIam Beasley MAIN OFFICE FORMS . Q 1 .4. PRINCIPAL, Melvm Davns 1 SECRETARY, Mrs Yvonne Gabnel NUCLEUS OF ACTIVITY ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL, EIIIS Wlsel Jr. DIRECTOR OF SECONDARY EDUCATION, Mr. Edward Watson, dls- cusses currlcumm wnh Principal DaVIS while Vlsmng the school REGISTRAR, Mrs. Bessoe Bernard K WJ' ATTENDANCE CLERK, Mr Alice Wlillams 77 COUNSELORS READY TO LEND HELPING HANDTO STUDENTS Three fulI-time counselors make up the team of Hambassadors of goodwill at Lincoln. Their tireless efforts are directed toward assisting students in many ways. They provide information about school subjects, about selecting careers, and they offer guidance for self-improvement of the individual student. COUNSELOR, Arthur Henderson talks with Winston Lockwood Qt lam and Julie Stevens at righn. He works wnh eleventh graders X 1 , y, , . TWELFTH GRADE COUNSELOR, Mrs, Arreader Guldrv COUNSELOR FOR TENTH AND NINTH GRADES, Ben Klker PERSONNEL OFFERS SERVICES a NEW STUDENT ACTIVITY DIRECTOR, Mr. John Wllllams 10ins the Luncom 513 once more. He 1ormerly Iaughk In the Social Studies Department of Thomas Jeiterson ngh. VISITING TEACHER - Servmg as Vsmng Teacher IS Mr, Russel! Getwood, Sr HEALTH SERVICES are essermal at Lincoln. Nurse Ruby Welch gives an eye tey to a student. Nurse Welch handles a grem number of health cases dany. 79 80 BOARD OF TRUSTEES AND SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION Right: Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Clyde M. Gott. Below, left to right, board members: Mrs W H. Triebel, Alfred Z. McElroy, Car. roll Lafitte, Dr Clyde M. Gott Standing; Jeff Hayes, Mrs. Irving L. Kiefer, James A England, and Carl D. Wailrath. Left: Arvil R. Bruner, Assistant Superintendent for Business. Right: Dr. Frank Kudlaty, Assistant Superintendent for Instruction. Leh: Charles E. McBee, Assistant Superintendent for Administration. Right: Edward Watson, Director of Secondary Education SOCIAL STUDIES The Social Studies is an integration of experience and knowledge concerning human relations for the purpose of citizenship education and the preparation for life Left to right: Mrs. Ruby Rogers, James Mosley, and Mrs. Barbara Ferret. Mrs. Perrot teaches French also, 1 MEMBERS OF THE SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT EXCHANGE IDEAS - Left m light: Mrs. Merlin Dixon, Mrs. Thomasene Thomas, Cordelt Lindsey and Mrs. Juanita Whltley, Department chairman. 1 SPANISH - In addition to teaching courses in me soclal studies held, Mr, Robert McLane teaches courses In Spamsh. MATH TEACHERS LOGICAL THINKING SMOKEY C .5 N 0X LA I N E 7 Mathematics is becoming more essential in every day living, Without a practical understanding of some forms of it, one is ' helpless in financial transactions or other necessary arrangements which involve money. The Mathematics Department offers a wide range of subjects to help in preparing students for functioning in society, Algebra, Geometry, and Trigonommry are among the offerings of the department Fundamentals are offered to muse less- desirious of the IeChnical phases of mathematics MATH FACULTY MEMBERS EXCHANGE IDEAS 7 Left to right: Mr. William Ervin, Mr. Sllllman Hebert. Seated: Miss Donnie Williams, Aide and Mrs. Valerie Thibodeaux. Al leh IS Mr. Richard Glb' CHAIRMAN OF THE MATH DEPT., MrC Burxon West, discusses teaching maternal wnh teachers. son. At Iigm: Mr. Wllllam WuelIer and Muss Sabrina Washmgmn. SCIENCE COURSES ENCOURAGE INQUIRY IN? SCIENCE DEPARTMENT CHAIRMAN Mr Ronald Spooner, is meeting with co- workers at centen. At left: Mrs. Catherine Lewis Mrs Lydia SeIVIdge. At vighr Mrs Sandra Skrange and Mr. Harold Sampso The Science Department encourages the application of methods, knowledge and skills to Ihe solution of social problems related to science such as energy shortages, environmental improvement, conservation and population control. Physical Science and Health Education are required courses. However, students may elect to take Biology, Chemistry and Physics Science is important in every clay living whether one chooses a career in it or not. The effects of a study in science are far-reachingi Leh to right: Mr. Johnny Hamilton and Mr, Otis Bryant. 85 BUSINESS DEPARTMENT OFFERS TRAINING IN USEFUL SKILLS BUSINESS TEACHERS 7 James Knowles Business, Law and Bookkeeping Mrs Betty Taylor Depanmem Dvector Mrs Naomi Snead, Business, Law and Bookkeeping and Mrs PhemeH Coleman, TVDIHQ and Shonhand FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT ENCOURACES APPRECIATION Sb FINE ARTS TEACHERS Mrs. Malone Cole, Choral Mus1c;Artemws Hancock, Band, Mrs. Ann HHI, Art; and Oscar J, McNal, Band Dvec tor INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT, A CENTER FOR CREATIVITY The Industrial Arts Department at the HBeehive helps the student to conceive and achieve his own artistic expression through worth- while and beautiful projects of metal and wood. Students may prepare for careers in Electronics, Drafting Metalwork and Woodwork Students have an excellent opporunity to make decisions for life by s: Irveying these courses 3, W WWW W Q I I A visr , Teachers m the department A Eugene Jackson, Electronic; lslah Washlngion, Memlwork; and Jef! Womack, dran- LIBRARY SERVICES SENIOR LIBRARIAN, Miss Iva Meador, is preparing skill iessons for 10th grade classes. MAY WE HELP? We would like m be pan of your teaching mam by provuding supplementary resources to enhance your classroom Instrucnons. Left to right: sts I. Meador, M155 H McGee, and Mrs, Shirley Fomenot. W I 3' NATIONAL CHILDREN'S BOOK WEEK 7 Miss Hazy McGee, hbrarian, puts hmshmg touches on her Book Week display W, EIRBS'SPHYEICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT MEMBERS ARE - Seated: Mr. W. Cleveland, Mrs. M. Bush Sanding: Mrs. V. Bobb and s, . mlt . 1W; - . .. , . . BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT MEMBERS ARE - Seated: Mr. J. Washingmn, Mr. R. Williams. Standing: Mr. J4 Gamble and Mr. L. Leopold. xm HOMEMAKINC STRENGTHENS FAMILY LIFE Mxr , - u my V HOMEMAKING TEACHERS discuss studem gvades at a department meeting. Left to right: Mrs. Cora Bouldm, Mrs, Margaret Bhtch, and Mrs, Eura Robinson, Chairman gram. 92 English Departmem members are involved in an intricate program encompassing studies in speech, mass communications, drama, research writing and other English related areas. 0 Mrs. May Garrett, 2 Mrs. Gloria Venison, Mrs. Annene Mitchell, Mrs. Mary Kirkpatrick, 6 Mrs. Mary Lathan, 00 Mrs Donna Voight, 5 Mrs. Marjorie Pickett, Mr Henry Mayes, Mrs. Roberta Moss, department director; 6 Mr. Tom Nolan, 0 Mrs. Deborah Burneston, Mrs. Sharon Cobb, Mrs. Sarah Grove, Ms. Mary Jenkins, 8 Mrs. Gloria Williams. 93 MAINTENANCE, CAFETERIA STAFFS SERVE SCHOOL WELL A very important part of any school are the cafeteria and maintenance smffs. Withom the services of persons in these departments, each school day would run less smoothly. The Lincoln school body should especially be appreciative of their cafeteria and maintenance staffs who serve the school's needs so well. Members of the cus'odial staff are, Row one: Mrs. Melina Guillory, Mrs Alma LaFayene, Ms. Ella Roy, Mrs Ida Henry, Mrs. Bessie Ber nard, Mrs. Willie Anderson, Row M: Mr. Wendell Chaney, Mr, Charles Pete, ML James Dempsey, Mrs. Charles Jones and Mr. Ruben Lewis. No1pictured are Mrs. Leola Washington, ML Bill LaPoinle and Mrs. Dorothy Johnson. Cafeteria personnel include, Raw one: Mrs. Sydis Sielly. Mrs. Mary Edwards, Mrs. Barbara Collins. Row two: Mrs. Hargie Savoy, and Mrs Margiree Allen. 1 .c'K y 9 Other cafemria staff include, Row one: Mrs. Mary Marks, Mrs, Rum Noel, M's. Delores Jenkins; Raw m: Mrs. Willie Marshall, Mrs. Irma James. Mrs. Irma Johnson, and Mrs. Agnes Martin. 95 CLASSES1978 A Year at the Top 97 X Laura Armstead Terry AtkIns Willie Allen . WW-i'm ! a.gwcmyyw. Wendy Andrus Jeffrey Antoine RICHARD ABRAHAM -1Cubbw 2 Football 2; Dilenante 1; Executive. LYNSON ALEXANDER -1Lynns1- Drama 1, ExecuIive. WILLIE ALLEN 21VWIie Buclo - Football 2. THOMAS ALPOUGH - Guper T1. DOROTHY ANDERSON - Forensnc 2; Key Club 1; Senior Class ChapIain; Coed. WENDY ANDRUS 2 Band 3; NHS 4; Business Club 1; Hori zon; Band Awards; Who sWho; Coed JEFFREV ANTOINE -Uulcv1- Band 1; 6011818; NHS 2, Key Club; Awardfor Excellence 1; Who sWho; DAH ROBIN AHCENEAUX - Student Government 1; ths Who; Honeybee; Yearbook EdiIur 1978; Coed. LAURA ARMSTEAD - IBaby GirU 2 Basketball 2; Volleyball 2; Band 2. TERRY ATKINS -1Superr-Stari- FooIbalI; Track 31Distrlct Championx Senlor Mast Patrick Baker Deborah Barideaux CHERYL BABINEAUX 2 Band; Malorelte 2; Student Govern ment Vice-PreSIdent; Coed. CYNTHIA BABINEAUX - Uenn; - Baskeiball 2. SHARON BAILEY 2 Who's Who; DAHSS; Nauonal Mem Scholarship; DIIenante; Spanish Club; Key Club; Coed, Pres:- denI. PATRICK BAKER 21Revi2 Football 2. ZDOEBOFiAH BAHIDEAUX 2 iDebbieI 2 NHS 2; FTA 2; Hon- nuCI b 2; Business Club 2; Spanish Ciub 2; Key Club 1; Who sWho; DAHSS; MeritSchoiarshIp JENNIFER BENSON - Honeybees 3; NHS 3; FTA 2; FHA 1; Muss Lincoln 7778; Spanish Club 2; Key Club 1; DAHSS; Award for Excellence; Coed. LENOL BERNARD - iLynni - Cheerleader 2; FHA 2; FTA 1; Spanish Club 1; Busmess Club 2; Esotenc, WILLIAM BERNARD - Band 3; Math Club 1; NHS 2; FTA 2; Award for Excellence; DAHSS; Key Club; BirPherhem 2; Executive WILLIS BERRY g iBig Jim; - Football 3; Cholr 2. Clifford Barriere Jennlfer Benson K13e I 2 William Bernard Willis Berry Anita BonnIe Gladys Branch Leola Branch Anna Brown Zachary Breaux RICHARD BOWDEN -- Tennis 3, Execulwe GLADYS BRANCH 2 Forensnc 2, MISS Forenslc 77, One Acl Play 78; FTA 2; Student Government 2, Horizon 1, Bl Phy Chem LCommemalor 1; Band 2, MISS FTA 77, Coed. LEOLA BRANCH 21Booble1 2 Band 3, UIL Honors, BI Phy Chem 1; ForenSIc 1; NHS 3, FTA; ths Who; DAHSS; Most Valuable Staner Award, Editor, Bee Gazette. KENNETH BRAY 2 Football 2; Esoienc ZACHARY BREAUX 2 Band 4; Stage Band Director. ANITA BROWN 2 Uoukle12 Sllde Rule 1;FHA1,Tvack 1, Cheerleader Manager 1; Senior MISS. CALVIN BROWN 21Tealv12 Master DORIS BROWN 2 10,11 2 Volleyball 1, Track 2, Forensm Club1;Honzon Club2,FTA2;Explovers1,Busmess Club1 EBELVER BROWN 21Belva Dead 2 Berhy Chem 2; Honey bees, Horizon 2, NHS 2; Key C1ub;FTA 1;Coed. Calvm Brown Doris Brown Ebelver Brown OUINTIN BROWN - FTA1,F00!ball1,Baskelball1 EUGENE BRYANT 7 Spldem 7 Football 4, Drslrlrl Track 4, FTA1,SenIov Executive EARVIN CARTER 7 Wow 7 DECA KENNETH CARTER 7 Wreacm FREDIA CASMIRE 7 Tennis! JENNIFER CAULEY 7 Men Jam 7 SLIQHCE 1, FTA 1 Honey bees 2, DAHSS, Busrness 1, Journalwsm StaHer 1, Kay Cmb, NHS; Esotencs ANTHONY CHAISSON 7 Uonw 7 Football, Track, Basket ball BYRON CHARLES 7 030 7 Charlem JOSEPH CHARLOT 7 Spanish 2, Serum Exetvulwe Pamela Brown Oumun Brown m, Earvnn Carter Kenneth Carter Fredla Casmnre Anthony Chalsson Byron Charles Joseph Chariot Linda Clark ka .K Wanda Cohea Gregory Coleman Kenneth Coleman Roberta Collins Vanessa Collins WANDA COHEA DECA 1; Honeybees 2; Senior Miss NELL COLE - Student Governmem 4; Spanish Club 2; Senior Class ViceAPresidenI. KENNETH COLEMAN Basketball 2; Executive. RONALD COLEMAN - Key Club, Choir 2: Forensic Club 3; Who's Who, DAHSS; Awa rd lor Excellence; I Dare You Award; UIL Spelling Award; Esoter ric. SHIOBAN COLEMAN Business Club1;BasketbaIl 1. ROBERTA COLLINS Homemaking Awards; Coed. VANESSA COLLINS BaskemaIl 2; Chow 2; Senior Miss. ELLA CONNER - Bi Phy-Chem 1; Honeybees 1; FTA; SpanA xsh Club; Key Club; Studem Government; Junior Usher. VANESSA CONNEH - Wes$ Band 1; Honeybee: 1; Busir ness Club1:Spanish Club 1. DIANNA CORMIER 7 men 7 Honeybee: 3; Spanish Club I; Busmess 1. CHRIS CYPHIEN mYW NHS 3; Football 2; Baseball 1; Drama Club 1; Whats Who; Bookkeeping Award; Physical Education Award Dlanna Cormier ChrlS Cyprlen SONYA DANIELS - 1Poop1 7 Honeybees 1; FTA 2; Explorr ers; Forensic Club. MICHAEL DAVENPORT 11Smokey11 Execmlves. ARTHUR DAVIS - 01.11 - Band 3; Track 3; Executives. CHANDRA DAVIS 1 Who's Who; DAHSS; Award 10! Excel- lence; Texas Chem; Award; Drafting Award. ELCIDE DAVIS n18ig E11 DECA 1; Student Government 1, FM 1; Executi.ves GENESTA DICKERSON - Volleyba 3; Horizon Club 2, MELANIE DIXON - Horizon Club 1; Band 2; Spanish Club 2. JACQUELINE DORSEV - Spanlsh Club 1; FHA 1, NHIS; Horl zon Club; Bi- Ph y-heC m;2 ForenSIc Club 3; Who' shW o; DAHSS; Key Club 1; Business Club 1; FTA 1 Award lor Exce! Ience;ChOIr1; Co ed. WREN DRAKE 11Wreney11 Band 3; FTA 1; Dilettame Club 3; Key Club 1; Senior Miss. Carl Diles Melanie DIXON Jacqueline Dorsey Wren Drake LA DONNA DURHAM A Uwrnlo - FHA CHARLETTA EDWARDS - Wiecw Volleyball 1, Honey bees 3, B, th Chem, FTA; Forensic, Explorers, Coed AUDREY ERVIN 7 Forenslc Club; NHS 4, Key Club; FTA 1, Student Government Presidem, Who's Who 2; Awavd of Excel- lence In Govt; UIL Ready Wrmng; DAR Good szenshlp Award; ODUmISI Oraloncal Contest, 96500 SChOlaVShlp; I Dare Yam Award. GREGORY EVANS - ,Greg, NHS PVeSIdem, Math Club 2; Science Club 3, FTA 2; Key Club 1; Band; American Chemical SCIence Award; Boys State Representative for Lincoln, Honor Band; Who's Who 2; DAHSS; Senior Execuhve 15.. K Lorena Eglln Brad Essex Gregory Evans JeSSIe Fisher DARLENE FORD 7 Ma MN DELLA FORD 7 Ha Noolo 7 Chevvleaders 3, Honzon, BI Phy Chem, FTA, Baskelball, Choir, Coed LORRAINE FRANCIS 7 Wanmm 7 FTA, Volleyball. MAESTHER FRANCIS 7 Mae 7 FTA, Forensic; ESOIETIC LYDIA FRAZIER 7 Rlddw 7 Track 3, Coed. RICKV FREEMAN 7 mlch 7 Track, Master Lydia Frazner Ricky Freeman Sa brina Gray Darrell Green Kendall Green John Goudeaux Robert Graham, Jr. SHARON FREEMAN - May Kay; ; Honeybees 3; Student Government; Senior Royal Coun; Senior Class ONicer; Coed; 521975 GALLOW ; 00gb ; Fomball 3; AIIADIslnm Football WANDA GANT - mime; - FHA; FTA; Track, Dismc! and Regional Winner; Smdenl Government; Honor Band; Horizon Club; Esoteric. JACQUELINE GAV - Uackie; ; qudent Government 2; Sci ence Club 1; Spanish Club 2; Journalism 3; Yearbook Award; Busmess Club. ROBERT GLOSTON - 6unshine; - Maswr. RICHARD GLOVER - Mom -- Football 3; Track 4; Basket ball 1;Choir 1; Execmlve, JOHN GOUDEAUX ; mr. John; - NHS 3; Band 3; FTA 3; Bi-Phy-Chem 3; Slide Rule 3; Key Club; UIL Medahst; Who's Who; Award for Excellence 4; Smdent Governmem; Service Award; Scholarship Award,- Government Award; Art Exhibi! Award 75; Esoteric. ROBERT GRAHAM ; Uune; A Band 3; Honor Band 3; UIL Awards; Senior Executive. SUBRINA GRAY ; NHS 3; Honeybee 3; Student Government 2; Who's Who; Award for Excellence; FTA; DAHSS; Campus Coed. YOLONDA GRAY -Uodle; - Track 1. DARRELL GREEN ; Gian ; Football 4; Basketball 1; Base- ball 3; Track 1; FTA; Esoteric; Senior Royal Court; KENDALL GREEN 7 Senior Executive. SAMANTHA GREER 7 6am 7 Honeybees 1; Cholr 2. PATRKZIA GUICE 7 Pan 7 FHA 2; SALTA 3; NHS 4; Key Club; Who's Who; DAHSS; Spamsh Award; World Hustory Award; Homemaking Award; Journalism Staf1;Coed DEBRA GUILLORY 7 Gem 7 Basketball 1; Tennis 1; E507 erlc. JANICE GUILLORV 7 FHA 1. KATHY HARPER 7 Gweel Chocolatm 7 Homemaking Award. BETTY HARRIS 7 Track 1; Senior Mlss JENNIE HARRIS 7 Choir1;Sentor MISS. ADDIE HARRISON - mee-Dea 7 Honeybees l; Chour 2, W x. HM X NI Kathy Harper Bet1y Harris Jennie Harris Addie Harrison BRENDA HARRISON - Guckw w Band 3; Horizon 2; Slu- dent Governmem 2; NHS 3; Key Club; Who's Who; Award 10' Excellence; Campus Coed. JANICE HAYES - 1G-Mam - Journalism S1af1; Chow 1; Spanish Club 1. WANDA HEATH 1 Chour 2; Honor Choir 2; NHS 3; Honey- bees 2; Who's Who; FTA; DAHSS; Who's Who; Campus CoedA FELECIA HENRY v Germ w Honeybees 31 PATRICIA HOPKINS 10360. YOLANDA HOUSTON 1Wogi11 Chonr 2. BRENDA HOWARMDiss 1 .1BeBe1 1 FHA Band 2; Student Gov- ernment; Seni IorM RITA SUE HOWARD 109mm Black1- Volleyball 1; Band 1; Studem Government 2; Senior Muss. Yolanda Houston Evelyn Hope Barba ra Howard Brenda Howard Rita Sue Howard Tara Isadore Gloria Jackson Herman Jackson CYNTHIA HUGHES 7 4Pllck - 2; 7 Honeybees 2; Senior IS TARA ISADORE 7 Tennis 1; Buslness Club 2, Drama Club 1; NHS 2; Junior Usher; Who's Who; FTA 2; Key Club, ForenSIc Club; DAHSS; Senior Royal Court; Campus Coed. DEBRA JACKSON 7 4Cho-Cho; 7 Baskemall 2; Senior MISS. GLORIA JACKSON 7 4LII1Annl HERMAN JACKSON 7 4Delanew 7 NHS 4; UIL Play Award; Band 3; Slide Rule Club I Forensm Club I, FTA 2 Chem 2, Who's Who; DAHSS; Busmess Club 1, KeyB Cllub, Stage Band Vocalist; Optimist Award; Senior Executives, LINDA JACKSON 7 4Pumpklm 7 Who's Who, NHS 3, Key Club; Horizon Club; Essay Awards, Freedom, Ednonal, and Optimist; FTA 2; Scuence Award; DAHSS; Esoteric PAULETTE JACO 7 Horizon Club 2; Band 3; Maloreue 3, Commentator 2; Who's Who, Forensm Club; One AC1 Play, All Star Cast Award; Drama Club, Journallsm Slafl, Journalism Award; Campus Coed. ALVIN JACOB 7 ChOl' 2; Sludem Government 2; Commenla tor 2; BIAPhy-Chem 2; ForenSIc Club, Drama Club; One AC1 Play; Jumor Usher; Senior Class Presndem, Stage Band Vocal IEst; Semor Royal Court; DAHSS; FTA 2; NHS, Vice Presudent; solenc. KEVIN JACOBS 7 mulch; 7 Who's Who, Essay Award, Opll mIsI Conles1; Esoteric. LESLEY JACOBS - Soonlel Kevin Jacobs Lesley Jacobs Sheila Johnson Wanda Johnson ALBERT JOHNSON ! Uakm Senior Master. BARNABE JOHNSON $llck$ Choir 3. DENISE JOHNSON - miecn NHS 3; Key Club 1; Bus: ness Club 1; Honeybees 3; Spanish Club 2; Senlor Royal Court; Esmeric. LUDWIG JOHNSON mealh Merchano - Forensm Club; Brandon Jones FHA 1,-Dilet1ante Club; UlL Award. SHEILA JOHNSON - FHA 2; Drama Club; OnerAct Play. BRANDON JONES Wreachen - Choir 3; Esoteric. JACQUELINE JONES Uackm 7 Honeybees 2; Horizon Club 1; FTA 1; ESOTEI'IC. Henry Jones Jacqueline Jones Theresa Joseph Velema Joseph SANDRA JONES 7 0am. SARAH JONES 71SayrSay17 BIAPhy-Chem 3; Horizon Club 1; FTA 1; Honeybees, Co-Caplam 3; Studem Government 1; Coed. PERNELL JOSEPH 7 1Craig1 7 Spanish Club 2; Fomball 3; Senuor Royal Court; Esoterics, VELECIA JOSEPH 71Vee17 Band 4; Horizon 3; Who's Who; Forensm Club 1; UIL Award; Campus Coed; NATHANIEL JOUBERT 7 Gammw 7 FTA 1, Football 3; Baseball 3; Senior Royal Court; Execunve. AARON JOVCE 71L1IBI01 PATRICK KEAL 71PatKeaD, ELVIN KELLER 71Woogle17 Fomball 3; AH'DISIVICI Tackle, All-Dlslncl Guard; News Super 22 Team Guard; EJ Super Gold Team Tackle; Executlve. HILTON KELLY 7 One-Act Play, Mas1er, PEGGY KELLY 7 1Pea Kay; 7 Honeybees 2; Busmess Club 1; UIL Music Award; Stage Band Vocalls! 2; Chair 3. Selma Kelly Jeffrey King SELINA KELLY 7 QIQ Rem BARBARA KENNERLY 7 wunnw JEFFREY KING 7 Fooiball 3, BasebaH 3; Esoterlc DONNA KINLAW 7 Gweel m 7 Honeybees 2, FTA 1, Jour nallsm Staff. FRANK LADAY - WeeWew CURLEY LANDRY - Football 3 SHERITA LANDRY 7 Volleyball 2, Student Govemmenl 3; Tennis 1, Horizon Club 3, FHA 1, FTA 1, Basketball Managen 2 Donna Klnlaw ANTOINETTE LANGHAM 7 Mnm - Band' SOPHIE LAVINE - NHS 3, Spamsh Club President 2, Math Club 2; SALTA 3, History Award, Computer Science Award LINDA LEBLANC 7 Track 2 VICTORIA LEE 7 WICkU 7 Chow 2 Honor Chow DEBORAH LINDEN 7 Dem 7 FHA 2, Honeybees 2, FTA 1, Esoterlc WINSTON LOCKWOOD 7 Football 3, Track 2, Executive BIRDELL LOUIS 7 FHA, Dllenante Club JOHN LOUIS - Uohn Bow 7 DECA 2, Spanlsh Club 3 Ammm-HP ldmmam VH turns le-v Dvlmmh l mtivn Winston Lm kwuod Birdell LOUIS John Lows Varwxsd L m as Donald Mayheld CeCIlha MCGlory VANESSA LUCAS ; $tuf0 - ChOII' 2; CHARLIE LYONS - Football 4; Track 4; Esmenc RHODA LYONS ; Sunshine; g Volleyball 3; FTA; Band 2 Band Award; Business Club 1; Honzon Club 1; Senior Roya Court; Esctenc. SANDRA MAIZE ; We Wee; - Stage Band Vocalist 3 Cheerleader 3; Choir 3; Spanish 3; Esoteric. NAMON MARKS ; UQl'eY Marks; ; Foolball 2; Track 1; Sen nor Masmr. CURLEV MATTHEWS, JR. 7 Wlaw ; DECA 1; Band 3, DAVID MAYFIELD - ;Mavi DONALD MAVFIELD ; ;Maceol CECILLIA MCGLORV - Band 3; Band Awards; Award to Excelkence; DAHSS; Who's Who; Campus Coed. VANESSA MCINTOSH 4 Nam VICKIE MCINTVRE ; Tennls; Studem Government; Honey bees, NHS; Key Club; Who's Who; Award lor Excellence; Hori zon Club, GSL, Campus Coed; Vanessa McIntosh Vlckle McIntyre TRINELL MILLER 4 INeID 4 FTA 1; Horizon Club 2; Honor Band; Key Club; Band 4; NHS 3, JANET MINARD 4 4Cold Bone9 4 Tennls 3; Basketball. DARRELL MITCHELL 4 IBIg Dem 4 Band 3; Stage Band; Basketball 3; NHS 2; Bl th hem 2; FTA 1; Key Club; Honor Band; Executlve. GENEEN MITCHELL 4 NHS 4; UlL Number Sense; Key Club; Who's Who; DAHSS; Award for Excellence; Journalism Stait; Esotenc. KIM MITCHELL 4 wrandw 4 Spanish Club 4; Key Club; NHS 4, BIP yChem 2; Busmess Club 2; FTA 3; Who 5 Who 2; A;DAHSS Forenslc Club; Co ed REGINA MITCHELL 4 4Premous4 4 Basketball 1. DINAH MORROW 4 IDee; 4 FHA 4. ROBERT MURRAY 4 U-Blrm 4 Choir 1; Tennls 3; Golf 1; OptImIst Award; Forensic Club 2. STEPHANIE NEAL 4 FHA 2; Honeybees 1; Brenda MIIo Dinah Morrow Charles Moss Robert Murray Stephame Neal Na x Hvlsy Pawn 45x 1 K. ML Hlkx Adrienne Prevost f Paulmte Pew P TM. Joseph Prevost MELANIE NED - 6nool0 Cheerleader 3; Volleyball 3; Tennis 3; DAHSS; Spanish Club 2; Student Government 1; Who's Who; NHS 3; Esoteric. TYRONE NELLAR -G,eanun Esoteric. DEANNA OZEN mam - Choir 4; Student Governmen Chaplain; DECA; FTA; Honeybees; Esmeric. CHARLOTTE PAILLET Wee-Wea - Track 3; FHA 2; Sign uor Miss, PAULETTE PETE Queenm Honeybees 2. MARK PETRY - Band 3,- S!age Band 2; Senior Master. ADRIENNE PREVOST $unnw - FHA. REGINALD PROCTOR - Meggle W - Basketball 4. BARBARA HANDLE - GasQ FHA. Mark Petry Derwm Pltre l . Ix 'n - AN w xx x IV Reginald Proctor Barbara Randle Prim Illd He'rivvs a MM , Dora Richards Terry Richardson RLETHA HAYFOHD 7 aynm 7 FHA 'RISCILLA REEVES 7 mm 7 Honeybee: L FTA 1, E50 enc, ARON REYNOLDS, JR 7 W0 Bow 7 Football 3, Track 3, how 2; Esoteric I ORA RICHARD 7 Honeybees; Senior MISS ARIA ROACHE 7 Semor MISS. YNTHIA ROBERTS 7 Ueadzn - Homemaking Awards, smenc. Ll ROBERTS 7 mhubbw 7 FHA 1, Football 2, Track 2. xecuuve, INDA ROBERTS 7 07370 7 Honeybee 2; FTA1 Uumm HI'IV'HU IEMIJ'H.I s Suphm Huhum 7yvvlhm thmh Mmm D Hum hv Linda Roberts Erma Rnberlson Hmi'w Samimxmv Shawn Sum LaJuana Seals MAUREEN ROBERTSON 7 ,Moe, 7 Busmess Club 3; Key Club; NHS 3, Business Awards; Forelgn Language Award: Esotenc, EMMA RUFFIN 7 6mm 7 Honeybees 3, FTA 2, FHA 1, For- ensrc CIub1,Chonr1;Volleyball1;Coed. IDA SAMUELS 7 Forensic 2, Horizon Club 2; FTA 2; Spanish Club 1; Commentator 1; Journalism Sta , UIL Award; Debage Somety, BRIDGET SANDERSON - Honeybees 3; Journahsm Sta . HERMAN SAPP 7 Speedy, 7 Master SHARON SCOTT 7 ,Garh 7 ChOII' 3; Volteybau 1;Tennls 1. LAJUANA SEALS 7 000m 7 FHA; FTA 1; Honeybees 3, Cthr 2, Honzon Club 1; Honor Chou; Coed, HARRIET SEAY - Slum 3 Tennls 1; FHA 1;Cholr 3. MONk SHELTON 3 Choir 3; Forensvc Club 2, FTA 1; Debaie Soaely; Honor Chour 2: Who's Who; Esolerlc. CURTIS SHIELDS - Football 3; Baseball 3, 3Captalns 01 TeamsL' Esoteric; Spamsh Club2 DARRELL SIMIEN ; Band 3; Band Awards; Honor Band; Slide Rule Club 3; Key Club; EI-Pherhem 1; Spanish Club 1; Government Award; Awards for Excellence; Who's Who; NHS 3; Drama Club 3; Stage Band 1; Executive BYRON SMITH 7 Grasshoppeo - Basketball 3; AIIDIstncI 2; All Skate, Second Team; AII-Amerlcan, Honorable Menuon; ho. FREDERICK SMITH, JR, - Woogermam - Baseball 3Cap Ialnx Track; Executive. Catherine Smene Byron Smith Peggy Sloan Frederick Smnh, Jr. JAMES SMITH 2 Executive. VANESSA SPOONER - iMunchkm1 2 Honeybees 2; FTA 2; BI Phy Chem 3; Coed NINA STELLY 21LIIZa1- FTA 4; Dilettante 1; Forensic Club E; Slide Rule 2; Cheerleader Mascot 3; Journalism Stafi 1' oed, ANTHONY STEVENSON - iDoc1 2 Band 1; Baskeiball 1; AII-District, AliAState, AIIrAmerIcan 1Honorable Mention1; Honor Band; Execmive. CONNIE STEWART 21Linle Bit1. DONALD STEWART 218012 Footbal14;Bu5Iness Club; FTA 1; Esole eric VERONICA TAYLOR 2 monme1 2 Forensnc Club 2; Busi- ness Club 1; BI-PhyChem 1; Horizon Club; Key Club; Eso- teric. CAROL TEBO 21Bug1- Band 3; Honor Band; Horizon Club 2; Key Club; FTA 1; Band Awards: Coed. EVITA TEZENO 2 Wee Vee1 2 Forensuc Club 4; BirPhyv Chem 2: An Club 1; An Awards: Who's Who; Drama Award; Coed; ALBERT THIGPEN 2 iThug1 2 NHS 3; Forensic Club 3; iPreSIdent 11; Debate Society; FTA,M rFTA 2; Bi- Phy Chem 3 Choir Honor Choir 2; Spanish Club 2; NEDT Award; Who' 5 Who; DAHSS; Compuier Science Award; Amencan Govern- ment Award; Essay Awards 2 Senoma EdIIorial; Outstanding Young American Award; Optimist Outstandlng Youth; Merit Commended Scholar; Semi-Finalist 2 National Achievement holar Carol Tebo lvna lwmio Albert ihugpen Joseph Thompson Brenda Threats David Washington Kenneth Washington JOSEPH THOMPSON iBum v Foolball 3; Baseball 3; TeamCaplain. BRENDA THR-EATS ; iWide Track; Band 4; Majorene S. 4' Horizon Club; Ke ey Club; UIL Band DAHSS; Twwling Awards; Honor Band; GSL; StudentGuvernnmenM PresudemialAwardZ; Coed LAURA TURNER - a. T. i A Student Government iSecretary I N;HS Honor Band; UIL Awards Drama Club; ForenSIc Club; Business Club; FTA; Bi- Phy- Chem; Key Club; Typing Awards; Band2; Esoteric LOUIS WARHICK - iL. Jayi - Forensw Club 2; Drama Club; Football 2; Esoteric. DAVID WASHINGTON - iWasm - Track 2; Forensic Club 2; Tennis 1, Masteri KENNETH WASHINGTON ; iDCJ - Tennis 2; Master. LAURA WASHINGTON ; Honeybees 3; FTA 1, Busmess Club 1; Choir 1; Tennis 1. Laura Turner Laura Washington Denise Wiggins Sheila Washington Donald Williams Detne WIISOn Renida WIISOFI Kenneth Williams Mark Williams Arvna WIIIIS JOHANNAH WILLIAMS -uo1 KENNETH WILLIAMS -1CoolKen1- Band 3; Honor Band; Track 1; Stage Band 1 MARK WILLIAMS - Uweeo - Forensnc Club 2; Drama Club 2; Executive. ARVIA WILLIS - Tenms 1; Chonr 3, Honor Chow; UIL Awards; Chou Awards; Slllwell Tech Cen 1er Award. DETRIE WILSON 11Debble Anm 1 FTA 2; Honeybees 2; FHA 1. PRESTON WILSON ; Band Wresldeno 3; Band Awards; Stage Band 2; Honor Band 2; UIL Awards; Student Government 1; Execunve. RENIDA WILSON 11Chma Ball11 Student Government 1; FTA 1; Honeybees 1; Esoteric. Clarence WIHZ Richard Wlltz Jacqueline Young CLARENCE WILTZ - 006 - FoolbaH 4; Sports Awards, RICHARD WILTZ - 0M 7 Go 3, Journalism Staff, Master. JACQUELINE VOUNG 7 Wm 7 Volleyball; Track; FHA. STEVEN YOUNG 7 6y Youmy 7 Football; Choir 2; Honor CHOW; Masterv KAREN VOWMAN 7 FTA 2; Busmess Club 1; Honeybees 3; Chen 2; Tennis 3; Forensm Club 1; SelenceClub1;Coed, MILFRED ZENO - MvIdem - Track, Foolball; Stage Band; FTA; Student Government; Execur Ilve DIANA CHAVIS 7 menunw 7 FTA 1, Honeybees 2. warm 7 Diana Chavis s, chheai Jones Geovge Albert Darrell Alford s Jone Jame nd Avaland Matthews. I JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seamd deft lo righn: Yma Oliver otf, Ronald Hampton a Standing: Lloyd Presc MOEDEMOEDENF!ZquMO-ZDEMOEquMOEDEmO .ZqumO.ZD.mMO.ZD.mMmEZqumOEquMOEqumOE qumOEqummZZDEMO.ZDEMOEDEMOEquMOED. 4 l2 Mw$f o l , Ricky Aloough Patricia Anderson Dwrght Antome Gilbert Amolne Li X 1., ,0 ,k x O0! Nu X J - A . . Tammie Atkuns Pamela Babineaux Mary Baker Can Balka Melvma Bandeaux ! J I , 1: . , f r i Evelyn Bell Paul Bellow Edgar Bernard Claudia Berry 7: r54 7 3 , ' , 3 K ' w . J g ,' g . L k r N Byron Bonhomme Vanessa Bonton Robert Bowie Elwyn Bradley Darlene Branch John Bralmwane Jacob Brealy Dongas Brill Karen Erlscoe 125 Michael Broussard Chesler Brown Cora Brown James Brown Kenneth Brown Macheli Bryant sf I Nora Brown Michael Callihan Donald CameraI Henen Charles Darry ChIIIOW , . V ,1 , ;7 S? 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Deborah Yowrnan . , Kenneth Vowman Bobble Zachavy l48 Q0? 9: am 337$ wnormZO;,qN.Z,an-O IA9 STUDENT CONGRESS OFFICERS V s Aw OFFICERS OF THE STUDENT CONGRESS are left to vigm 6eatedy Laura Turner, secretavy, Cheryl Babmeaux, vice presuient, Audrey Ervm, preSIdent and Della Ford, treasurer. Standing: Llsa Hancock, GSL; Brenda Threms, GSL; Ronald Hampton, chaplam; Tina Ohver, GSL; and Vlckle McIntyre, GSL 12th GRADE CONGRESSMEN 7 Left to right Seatedr Rixa Howard, MeVame Ned, Robin Arceneaux, Dons Brown, and Emma Rumn Standing: MIHred Zeno, Chandra Daws, Sharon Freeman, Rhoda Lyons, Wanda Sam, and Elvm Keller 150 ASSUME LEADERSHIP ROLE i , 1w L, . , ' - ch GRADE CONGRESSMEN - Kneeling Ueh lo righoz Avaland Matthews, Darlene Branch, Tessa isadore, Alexander ShleldS. Seated: Pat Joseph, Debra Drake, Franciana Slater, Ronald Hampton, Madeline Hall, Dnedra Widow, S1anding: Wlllle Bianchene, Jane Moorel Che ryX Lon, Donme Fisher, Mona Whitley, and Palnck James, 1 1 n , ' t K k ab ; . I ! 10m GRADE CONGRESSMEN - Seated deft to righo: Carmen Williams, YOShI Tezeno, Terry Jaco, Joyce chhards, and Monica Games. Standing: chhard Shade, Danna BnH, Mona Davns, and Anthony Hams FHA MEMBERS WORK 9'54 r, 41, -. Cg . On a' fun . p and ; q. ' . JOIN THE FHA - Alice Jacob displays an FHA jacket as she chats wnh Patricia Webb, FHA OFFICERS 7 Left 10 right Gealedy Tal Fields, Alexa DaVIS, Roberta Colhns, Klm Meloncon. Standing: Ludmg Johnson, Dinah Cook, Verov nlca Fisher, Pamela Webb, Patrlcla Gulce, Charlotte Simon. TOWARD NEW HORIZONS MEMBERS OF FHA Kne g a to 0: AIICe Jacob, Barbara Randle, Judy Mamn, Donna Mamn. Row two: Kim Melancon, Veronica Fisher, Dlana Cook, Robena Colllns, Charlene Slmon, Allla Dams, Pamma Webb. Row three: Mrs, M. Blllch, sponsor; Jacqueline Young, Dvanah Morrow, Adrian Prevosl, Tal Mane Fields, Ludmg Johnson, Pamela Gulce, Mrs, C Eouldm, Sponsor. Row four: Troyan Meloncon, Linda Jack, Bernadene Vital, Ely dell Lows, Karen Thomas, Sheua Johnson, Andrea Wycoff, DILETTANTE CLUB ; use 1 DILETTANTE CLUB are' 'Frlends o! the primed word They love the library. L to v seatedr Terry Jaco, Veromca Fisher, Silverena Johnson Armenna Seals and Cynthia aFIsk. Row two: Kim Marlin Richard Abraham Naxhamel Barnes Row three: Scarlet McDaniel, Rochelle Brooks, Darrel Norwood, Khaduah Kallmah and Judy Marnn FORENSICS EMPHASIZE SPEECH COMMUNICATION FORENSIC CLUB STRESSES SPEECH COMMUNICATION i Kneeling Ueh to vigh01Vernon Washmgton, Gisele Green, Amenna Seals, Pam Franklm Row mo: Douglas BrIII, LUdng Johnson, vala Tezeno, Jackie Dorsey, Ida Samuel, Anthony Hams. Raw three: Judy Manm, YOShI Tezeno, KIITI Mltchell, Lorena Semlen, Laura Turner, Gladys Branch, Linda Jackson, Chandra Dams. Row four: Mark Matthews, Bernadette Vnal, Paulette Jaco, Vanessa Spooner, Alvm Jacob, VFCkIe DanIeXs, Tony Mack, Herman Jack son Not shown: Albert Thigpen. COMMENTATORS DESCRI BE HALF-TIME a2 COMMENTATORS The vonces heard descrxbing halftime acnvmes a! the Lincoln football games are the commentators Left to right Gtandingy quham Anthony Mack, Aivm Jacob, GWadys Branch, Laura Tumer, Paulette Jaco, Anthony Hams, Douglas BrIH. Seated: Vrckl Daniels, Ida Samuels, Linda Jackson, and EVIta Tezeno Not shown: Albert Thxgpen. BUSINESS CLUB STRESSES SKILLS V . $A ' - .kv BUSINESS CLUB - Members kram lor busmess world Seated deft to righo: Debra Barldeaux, Debra Coleman, Rhoda Lyons, Dons Brown, Wendy Andrus. First vow Gundingr Mrs. Phemell Coleman, sponsor; Anthony Harris, Ehzabeth WHson, Laura Washmglon, Wanda Queen, Mona Davlsv Second vow: Sheila Washington. Debra Narcisse, Juhe Thomas, Tessa Isadore. Not shown: Jacquelme Gav a BI-PHY-CHEM MEMBERS EXPLORE SCIENCE BI-PHV-CHEM CLUB'S PURPOSE IS 'We endeavor to make Me better Left to right, kneeling: Karol Andrews, Pam Franklin, Della Ford, me Mitchell, Mark Matthews Row two: Wllham Bernard, Chandra Daws, Vanessa Ebelver Brown, Jennifer Benson Row mice: Joyce RlChardS, Anthony Hams, Laura Turnev, Mona Whmey, Roberta Kwrkwood, John Goudeaux, Jackwe Dorsey, Vlele Daniels, Gladys Branch. Row four: Anlhony Mack, vata Tezeno, Barbara Frank, Alvm Jacob, Darrfel Sermen, Gregory Evans, Her 155 man Jackson Not shown: Albert Thxgpen FTA SURVEYS TEACHING $ a 6. u . , . . x . ' ' . FTA MEMBERS - Front row, left to right: Karen Johnson, Tessa lsadure, Tara Isadore, Ebeiver Brown, Renlda Wilsonl Deborah Cole- manl Deborah Narcisse. Row two: Albert Thlgpen, Leola Branch, Ella Conners, Gladys ranch, Emma HuHin, Wanda Heath, Ida Samur els, Jenmlev Benson, Mxltord Zeno. Row mree: Paula Tatmon, Debra Bandeaux, Rhoda Lyons, Terry Jaco, Della Ford, Sarah Jones, Laura Washington, Sabrina Gray, Dons Brown, Cathy Manhews, Lxsa Hancock, Mark Manhews. Row tour: MaEster FranCIs, JocqueWn Dorsey, Amhony Hams, Douglass Bnll, John Goudeaux, Darre! Mnchell, Eiclde Davbs, Quentin Brown, Tal Frelds, Sherlta Landry, Angela Harrison, Conners, Milford Zeno. FRESHMAN, SOPHOMORE OFFICERS l'l f l v A FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS 7 How one: Madeline Jenkins, Tracy Andrus, Nanette Traeasurer. Raw two: Terrie Savoy, Reg- gxe Cashmxev, and Ann Vallle, SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 7 How une1YerrIeJaco, Beverly Moms, Mark, Bob. Row two: James Queen, Cheryl Williams, and Dexler WIIIIs 157 158 CHRISTMAS. . . . r ' f. ' P MEMBERS OF THE COEDS i Seated Heft to vighO: Wendy Andrus, Jenmfer Benson, Della Ford, Nina SteHy, Carol Tebo, Bvenda Ham son, Robm Arceneaux Row two: Brenda Threats, Vanessa Spooner, Gladys Branch, Tara Isadore, VeleCla Joseph, Vlele McIntyre, Leola Branch How three: Lvdla Framer, Pamela Gulce, Evita Tezeno, Vlckwe DameXs, Chandra Davhs, Subrlma Gray, Robena CoHIns, Emma Ruf 1m Row four: Paulette Jaco, Sharon Freeman, Jackie Dorsey, Charlena Edwards, Cherw Babmeaux, CecIHa McGIory, Melanie Dxxun, Dov- othy Anderson, Wanda Heath, Ebelver Brown, Karen Yowman COED OFFICERS - Seamd: WIHIam Bernard, Coed Sweemean Standing fvom leh m right: Jacquelme Dorsey, Sharon Bauey, Brenda Threats, Ekenda Harrison, Dorothy Anderson, Caro! Tebo, Giadys Branch, Vlele Mclntyre,Cec1Ha McGrory, Subnna Gray COED STYLE REINDEER ACT Kneeling: Jennifer Benson. Left to right: Carol Tebo, Lajuana Seals, Brenda Harrison, ViCkIe McIntyre, Melanie DIXOI'I, Wanda Heam, Roberta Collnns, Paulene Jaco, Ebelver Brown HOVING REPORTER From, left to rigm: Donhy Anderson, Wendy Andrus, Ebelver Brown, Evita Tezeno. Background, left to right: Jenniver Benson, Melanie Dixon, Wanda Heath, Roberta Collins DEVILS' ACT - Center a front: Velecla Joseph, From left to right: CeCIlla McGlovy, Cheryl Babmeaux, Vanessa Spooner, Tara Isadore, 159 Emma RuHIn, Leola Branch. CHOIR PARTICIPATES ! ' i x,d . CONGRATULATIONS Mrs. Cole and Arvia WillIS express my for concen krophy, 31; z: !3 E; i; ; ; I . ' SOPRANOS - How one: Anna Willis, Lajuana Seals, Sandra Maize. Row two: Sophie Rideaux, Calherme Pure, Glorra Hxllman, Joyce Rlchards. How thvee: Nelvetha Drake, Pamela Broussard, Greka Washington, Deanna Ozen. Row four: Dell Cole, Debra Ozen, Yobanda Houston, Tylnan Smnh. N MANY ACTIVITIES TENORS - How one: Alvm Lesler Burrell, Donald Coleman, Keith Car- fer ALTOS 7 How one Velma Johnson, Less4e WIHrams, Laura WIl Iiams, Della Ford, Row two: Mona Shelton, Ebelver Brown, Pamela Webb, Laura Queen. Row three: Carolyn Webb, Jennlter Benson, Wanda Healh, Peggy Kelly. Row tour: Gall Langham, Sharon John son. Erma Robertson, Victoria Lee, Gloria HrlI an LHS CONCERT AND v .5 ' , h. .' H1 CONCERT AND MARCHING BAND - How one: Karen Johnson, Lisa Hancock, Brenda Hamson, Carol Tebo, Tnnell Miller, Denise Berry. Row two: Becky Chrehen, Lorne Oderben, Sandra Campbell, Wren Drake, Madelme Hall, Carmen Williams! Monica Games, Shawana Gemood, Debra Nar- CIsse, Valllre Zeno, Manha Beverly, Angelitha Garden, Andreae Smnh, Vlclor Vasquez, Leroy Scyplon, Ronnie Mrckens, Karen Srnlth. Row four: Sy? Via DeJohn, Shirley Sweet, Tammy Broussard, Cynth4a Flsk, Myra Smmn, Mary Ross, Pamela Babineaux, Patricra Joseph, MAJORETTES ARE COLORFUL DURING PERFORMANCES Left to right: Sylvia DeJohn, Pamela Joseph, Pamela Babmeaux, Brenda Threats, Chandra Davus, ShIHev Sweet, Mdame Down, and Paulette Jac . I62 MARCHING BAND ow two: Ruben ThlbOv Hancock, Cheryl Ford, Chrrsnna Boune, R Left to right How oner Steven Fomenol, Steven Alpough, Elbert Guxllrame, Ward . ' V . ' . deaux, Alonzo Morgan, Nathaniel Earnest Ira Wuhams, Larry Johnson, Dexmr Wllhs, Aubrey Steele, Dudtev Champ Row thvee: Herman Jackson, Howlour: John Goudeaux, PauXeue Jaco, Melame Dxxon, Sandra Weber, Eva Ralclm, John Wllhs, Chandra Daws, Brenda Threat Jr , WxHIam Bernard, lehe Blanchene, Darrell Mitchell, Gregory Evans, Arthur Daws, Gregory Berry, Preston WIISOI'I, Kennelh Davxs, Hanv Abrams, 16A Zachary Fisk and Gregory Evans havmg 1un, STAGE BAND FEATURES Reginald Malbrue on the drums and William Bernard on me mar- A VARIETY OF TALENTS ROBERT GRAHAM is only one of our fine lrumpm players. I66 HONEYBEES 7 Row 1: Dora chhr ards, Laura Queen, Hedma Thompr son, L4bby Washlngwn, Hemda WH- soul Florence LaDay. Row 2: Char Iona Symon, Tern Threats, Shahar- rlen Poner, Eva Lawns, Latonla West, Connie Mamn. Row 3: Jennifer Ben son, Cynthia Henry, Lmda Stewart. Sharon Prevos1, Garl Hayes, Jumta While, Shem R4chmond Row 4: Subrma Gray, Charlena Edwards, Ehzabelh Wilson, Geneen Mamen, Danna Bull, Jackie Barres, Lajuana Prevosl I CHEERLEA HONEYBEES SUPPORTING THE BEES and excmng lhe crowd with sweet spirit, Khe Bumble-Bee Cheerleaders really 'rock the boat! The splmrleaders are from top left: Sonia Williams, Pearl ShleldS. Monroe, Trena Smegal, Me1anie Ned maptaim. Row two: Sandra Maize morCaptamx Della Ford, morCaptaim, Lamnia Foreman, Avaland Matthews, Tern Wllxurner, Paula Tatman mot showm. Front row: Mascots: Arnee Babb, Francie Henley and Nina Stey, SHOW STYLE Ix F 40 Row1:La1uana Seals, Darlene Champ, Jan Eurmon, Kim Mamn, Patncna Holmes, Kathy Benoir, Row 2: Jackie Zeno, Detra WIdOW, Sabrina Williams, Jacqueline Guillol, Inma Clayton; Vanessa Conners. Row 3: Diana Brown, Opal DaVIs, Lisa Hall, Mary Baker, Debra Linden, Diana Cormier. Row 4: Sandva Sly, Cynthia Henry, Beverly DaVIs, Gall Chavns, Donna Martin, Mona Dams, Sarah Jones 168 National Senior Honor Society MEMBERS OF THE NHS are pictured below: Row one: Patricia Joseph, Madeline Hall, Donna Monroe, Shirley Sweet, Trineli Miller, Brenda Threais. Melanie Ned Denise Johnson, Kim Miichell, Brenda Harrison, Vicki McIntyre Sabrina Gray, Mona WhiIIey. How two: Ronald Coleman, Leola Branch, Barbara Frank Audrey Ervin, Karen Caner, Jeanette Parker, Lisa Hancock Pam Franklin Geneen Mitchell Scar- let McDaniel Maureen Robenson, Pairicia Guice, Jennifer Cauley, Tara Isadore, Wanda Heath, Herman Jackson, Darrell MIIcheIi. Row three: Verna Gardner, James Jones, Dell Cole, Michael Jones, Tina Oliver Alben Thi Igpen, Wendy A,ndrus JennIier Benson PamB neaux, Patricia Charles Ceciilia McGlory, Jackie Dorsey, Chandra Davis, Linda Jackson, Darrell Semien Chris Cyprian. Pictured aI right are officers of the organization. '; 0 00a ap999 onnoanani SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTEES PICTURED, LEFT TO RIGHT, ARE - Row 1: Nathamel Barnes, Opal Davis, Mary Caner, Terry Jacko, Carmen Williams, Carol Jackson Row 2: Ann Valee, Madelyn Jenkins, Elizabelh Robinson, Isabella Hope, Adrenne Thomas, Mary Ross, Thelmla Morris Row 3: Samuel Lucas, Jamms Russell, Ruben Thlbodeaux, Kenneth Bordelow, James Queen, Steven Alpough, Gus Washington JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTEES PICTURED, LEFT TO RIGHT, ARE i Row 1: Christopher Jones, Karen Sterling, Pamela Lyons, Gisele Green, Myra Staten, Sxeven Jack- son. How 2: Mecheal Jackson, Tracy Andrus, Angelitha Gordon, Reggie Casmire, Jonathan Davns. 169 170 STILWELL CENTER OFFERS VOCATIONAL TRAINING Stilwell Technical Center offers to students vocational training in seven areas of instruction. 0Anita Knatt takes blood pressure reading for Sharon Jones in Health Occupational training. 2 Rhonda Guillory and Barbara Howard, smnding, and Betsy Patin, style each other's hair in cosmetology. 6 Kenneth Freeman repairs a refrigerator in appliance repair. 4 Gregory Lewis, Johnny Jones and David Allen prime a car. 6 Studying office vocational training are Kathy Jackson and Sharon Foster. GD Merlin Henry, Terry Lavine, Carl Balka, Randy Hines, Ivory Sostand and Mitchell Lewis in auto repair. 0 Kevin Bray studies welding, and 8 Derry Chillow, Patricia May and Jude Barriere, drafting students, work on project l7l KEY CLUB KEY CLUB MEMBERS ARE from left to Ii ht: Mary Green, Debra Coleman, Mary Ross, Carol Tebo, Laura Turner, LaTonya Foreman Ebelvev Brown, Trena Sinegal SIephanie Lewis, ackie Zenon Varies Hayes, Ja mesena Bowden, Thelma Morris. Row 2: Bernice Hanchen Michael Jones, Pam Babineaux, Sylvia DeJohn, Chandra Davls, Sharon Bailey, Jennifer Cauley, De borah Barideaux, Denise Johnson, Ella Conner, Lisa Hancock, Shirley Sweei, Paula Tatmon, Terry Jaco Row 3: Melvin January, Shaharriei Porter, Beverly Davis, Debra Narcisse, PatriCIa Joseph, Jackie Dorsey, Patricia Guise Karen Caner, Brenda Threats, Brenda Harrison Veronica Taylor, Tina Oliver, Pearl Shields, Tessa Isadore, Bar bara Frank, Milton Benson, Randy Hines Alfred Jenkins. Howd: Da vid Barabin, Carla Stewan, Tylain Smith, Geneen Mitchell, Maureen Ruben son, Kim MIIcheII, Sandra Weber, Trenell MIIIer, Adrian Williams, Adrian Thomas, Sandra Campbell Richard Manhews, Paul Bellow, Corman Williams, Carl Thomas. GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP LEAGUE GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVES FROM LINCOLN - Donna Monroe, Vickie McIntyre, and Brenda Threats meet with Nederland Representatives prior to game activities. 172 Spanish Club : Sophie Lavine, Micheal Jones, Libby Washington, Stephanie Lewis, Karen Carter, Latonia Foreman. Vanessa Conner, Darlene Raw om Ford, Kim Mnchell, Vanessa Bonton, Pearl Shields. Row two: Paula Tamon, Ronam Earls, Deborah Coleman, James Jones, Jacqueline Zenon, Adrian Thomas, Mark Manhews, Sharon Bailey, Ella Conner. Row three: Jerry Kelly, Johniia Conner, Aaron Frazier, Edwlyn Brad lev, Redina Thompson, Isaac Stark, Delilia Williams, Rodney Isles. Horizon Club ; L$;, MEMBERS OF THE HORIZON CLUB are How one: Sam Jones, Ida Samuels, Carol Tebo, Debra Narcisse. Row two: Trinel! Miller, Melanie Dixon, Ebelver Brown, Paulene Jaco, Brenda Harrison, Della Ford, Brenda Threats, Row Mm: Mrs, T. Thomas, sponsor; Debra Bari deaux, Doris Brown, Veronica Taylor, Charlene Simon, Genesm Dsckerson, Angela Harrison, Mrs. G. Venison, sponsor. 173 I74 A First Breeze of Summer UIL Choice HA First Breeze of Summer proved an award winner for the Lincoln High drama group as first place wins on district and area levels sent the cast to the regional competition. Flashbacks of Lucretia, the grandmother, and the sudden revelation of the past to the grandson, Louis, add fast-moving action to the play, tDCast members included: Mr. H. Mayes, Drama coach; Larry Washington, John Braithwaite, Paulette Jaco, Hilton Kelly, William White, Nanette Trahan, Kenneth Bordelon, Darrell Semien, Sheila Johnson, Louis Warrick, Gladys Branch, Pamela Franklin, Dennis Crook, Carl Hite, Carla Stewart, seated. Larry Washington ........................... AIl-Star Cast Best Actor Carol Hite ................................. AIIVStar Cast Pamela Frankiin ............................. AII-Star Cast Paulette Jaco ............................... AIItStar Cast Hilton Kelly ................................ AlltStar Cast Honorable Mention Nanette Trahan ............................. All Star Cast Kenneth Bordelon ........................... All-Star Cast 175 176 1978 STAFF PUTS FORTH EFFORT Members of the journalism Staff worked harder than ever 10 create through pictures and words the story of the 1978 Lincoln School life. e0 Richard Wiltz, Patricia Charles, Phillip Harris, and Harold Pellum work diligently on the sports section. Not pictured is Larry Ballou. em Academic editors were Donna Kinlaw and Janice Hayes. Ow Bridget Sanderson, Debra Drake, Regina Cole, business manager; and Leola Branch reached the goal set for themselves in advertising, UD Class Editors were Paulette Jaco, Jacqueline Gay and Ida Samuels. Not pictured is Paula Tatmone em Sandra Thomas, Activities editor, shared me task of designing new layouts with em Jennifer Cauley and Janice Hayes, organizations editors and 0w Michelle Price, Activities editor; Robin Arceneaux, editor; and Patricia Guice, activities editore Paulette Jaco received the Journalism Award; Jacqueline Gay, the Yearbook Award; and Robin Arceneaux, the Editor's Award. I77 178 QOF 9: E 88,, mum; E: HZmDDHm I79 Duke and Duchess Senior Royal Court King and Queen Jessie Fisher Renida Wilson Jeffrey King Nell Cole u- , , , Lady and Gentleman in-Waitmg Princess and Princesses Curtis Shields LaJuana Seals Clarence Wiltz, Sharon Freeman, Darrell Green, Rhoda Lyons 1978 SENIOR ROYAL COURT Meg Popular Boy Most Popular Girl Duke and Duchess Alvm Jacob Melanie Ned Eli Rubens Denise Johnson Prince and Princesses Lady and Gentleman-in-Wahing Jennifer Benson, Pernell Joseph, Veronica Taylor, Preston Wilson Nathaniel Joubert Vicki McIntyre 181 mmEOicmeUMO. 2mm 182 m Row 1: Len to Right: Preston Wilson and Jennifer Cauley, Mr. and Miss Personality; Richard Glover and Wanda Gant. Mr. and Miss Athletic. Row 2: Brenda Harrison and Her- man Jackson, Mr and Miss Spirited; Gladys Branch and Reginald Proctor Mr and Miss Sophisicated. iZi Genesta Dickerson Miss Dimples, Chandra Davis Miss Fine; Carol Tebo. Miss Versatile; Robin Arceneaux, Best Dressed; Kenneth Coleman, Mr. Afro; rell Semien, Mr. Dimp Ies; Eugene Brya m, M.r Fine, Winston Lockw ood, Mr. Versatialer; Alonzo Knatt, Best Drgssed. Oi Zachery Breaux, Most Talented; Eeggy Kelly, Most Tal- ented; Kim Mi,ichell Miss Eyes; John Goudeaux, Mosi Stud io us By Row 2: Maurene Robertson, Miss Congeniality; Brenda Threats, Miss Senior; Audrey Ervin, Most Likely To Succeed; Patricia Guice Most Studious; William Bernard Mr Congeniaiiiv; Frederick Smith, Mr Senior;AIberl Thigpen, MoleikelyTo Succeed 3 $ i i i E :2 133 JUNIOR FAVORITES 0 Latonya Foreman, Byron Pitre, Mr. and Miss Baby Face; Pearl Shields, Bright Smile; Mona Whmey; Deborah Narcisse, Michael Levy, Bright Eyesl 2 Florence LaDay, Best Dressed. GD Kenneth Londow, Mr. Personality; Sabrina Williams, Llyod Prescott; Angela Harrison, Kevin Bray, Most Witty. 0 Vanessa Bonton, Most Versatile; Willinglon Mingo. Karen Briscoe, Sweet Black. 6 Patricia Joseph; Clay Roy, Stacy Jackson, Mr. and Muss Melody. U3 Darrell Scott; Pam Babineaux, Miss lnteHecIuaI; Paula Tatmon, Miss Bookworm; Michael Jones. 0 Avaiand Manhews, James Jones, Mr. and Miss Junior. .vu- 165 SOPHO- MORE FAVORITES le mPhillip Manhews, Mr. Sophomore; Carl Thomas, Mr. Handsome; Danita Brill, Miss Beautiful; Terri Jacko, Miss Sophomore QyAdrian Thomas, Miss Personality; Khadijah Kalimah, Miss Ebony; Yoshi Tezeno, Miss FIne; Gus Washington, ML Personality; Lester Burrell, Mr. Eben ny; James Queen, Mr Physique Gi Cheryl Williams, fMiss Personality; Freda Callihan, Miss Afro; Demetria Thomas, Miss Athletic; Joseph Cormier Mr Popularity; Alvin Jen kins, Mr Bas fu;l Naihaniel Barnes, Mr Brighl Eye 5.01 iMona Davis, Miss Too Tali; Em Slater Miss Winy; Corris Brown,M r. Witty. GnThelmas Morris, Miss Intellectual; Opal Davis, yMsiss Versatile; Milton Benson Mr. Vermsatile. EGWanessa Breaux. Miss Baby Face; Anthony Ford, Mr Short Stuff; Denise Washingion, Miss Dimples; Ma rk Matth ews, Mr. Baby Face; Fevgfly Hillman, Miss Bright Syrnile; Phillip Matthews Mr. Dimpies m Amhony Harris. Mr. High Fashion; Tyiian Smith Miss High as Ion, 187 FRESHMAN 188 UHerry Savoy and Leonard Hardy, Mr. and Miss Freshman. 2 Tracy Andrus, Keith Williams, Ann Vallee, Jonathan Davis. 6 Nanette Trahan and Roderman Scypion. 00 Mataline Jenkins and Errol Andrus. Go Chris Jones and Angelita Caner. 6 Gisele Green, Don Williams, Pamela Lyons, Brandon Johnson. 0 Deborah Yowman and Machell Jackson, 159 Some still don't know who they are, Or where their road will turn. Some are blind from hate and lies; They've got so much to learn. . . But one day, one day a change is going to come, When the world will live as one. .5 ,. f; e 4 3, Who do you call when your feet don't move and you need a shot of rhythm and blues, brother? Who do you call, brother? Rotor-rooter, brother. Rotor-rooter, trouble shooter. The school bell rings. Students hit the door. School is out 'Til eight in the morning Or five before. Until then - Bear in mind Leave your worries behind Rain, shine,won'tmind. . . 196 The production of this edition of the Bumblebee yearbook has been an exceptional learning experience for me. HopefulIy, HA Year At the Top has reflected our accomplishments of the past year while also serving as a symbol of man's ever present desire to succeed. My special thanks to Mr. A. Briscoe, Mrs. M. Lathan, Mr. J. Boone, the News Wort Arthun staff for their cooperation in providing the needed action shots in sports, and to the Bumblebee staff for their untiring efforts. X65 ILLLC iiffmdct h Editor-In-Chief Editor ......................... Co-Editor ...................... Copy Editors .................... Sports Editors ................... Academics Editors ............... Class Editors .................... Activities Editors ................. Organizations Editors ............. Business Manager Salesmen ...................... Typists ........................ Robin Arceneaux Jacqueline Gay Jennifer Cauley Geneen Mitchell Pat Guice Larry Ballou Patricia Charles Phillip Harris Harold Peltum Richard Wiltz Janice Hayes Donna Kinlaw Geneen Mitchell Jacqueline Gay Paulette Jaco Ida Samuels Paula Tatmon Jennifer Cauley Debra Drake Patricia Guice Michelle Price Sandra Thomas Jennifer Cauley Janice Hayes Bridget Sanderson Regina Cole Leola Branch Paulette Jaco Sandra Thomas Jacqueline Gay Geneen Mitchell Robin Arceneaux Your friends say they'll keep in touch, but you know they won't. Your teachers say come back and see them. And you know you won't. Maybe someday it won't matter. But right now, it hurts a llttle. Taylor Publushmg Co Book of DeSIgn, p. 151 QOH 9: E :9; ,q mum; UZ.szmxe,q 200 We must ever keep in mind the advertisers included in the following pages, for without their support this edition of the 1978 Bumblebee might possibly not have been published. This year, more t an v r, mer- chants, churches and other organizations have responded to our letters helping us reach our staff goalt For this we are indeed grateful. This production will provide many wonderful memories of this school year for those who have affiliated in any way with the program at Lincoln. t .the advertisers are indeed partly responsibie for providing such m m- ones. Therefore, the 1978 Bumblebee staff salutes you, the advertisers, who continually make the editions of the Bumblebee publication a reality. . . . from your neighbors at SACRED HEART CATHOLIC CHURCH LP'S TAPES 45'S STEREOS TV'S :k NOVELTIES The Music Shack 1O A.M.-8 P.M. Joshua Stevens 1701 Houston Avenue Edwin Washington Port Arthur, Texas 77640 Owners 0130 983-6577 Johnnie's Texaco Station SOUTHERN STVLE R h d WI I a 77 0 IC ar . 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We Caxh Checks GOLDEN STEER FOOD STORE us HOUSTON AVE. vesrsav BRISCOE'S 3 PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICE Weddings Portraits Commercials 715 Dunbar Avenue 982-7514 PortArthur,Texas THE BOOTIQUE FASHION FOOTWEAR FOR LADIES 543 Procter Downtown 983-7495 Hi-Swle Fashions for Men Threevpiece suits, leisure suits, three-piece jean suits, jean and knit vested suits. All kinds of Different variety of sun glasses, zodiacs and crosses. Pott Iron 8. Supply Company. Inc. 0 Wes! 7m Sven Phon. 98371641 Pan Arthur, Texas 77640 Incorporated in 1911 Spence 87 Howe Construction Company Engineers and Contractors Pile Driving 4 Docks 4 Foundations 4 Concrete P.0. Box 3933, Port Arthur, Texas 77640 713 : 98545535 - 727-4747 Edwin H.Ba1dwin, P.E. H. G. Malmgren President Vice President Crocken Neel Vice Presidem Check out The Soul Man Shop 547 Proctor The Heart of Downtown Port Arthur mum 953.1479 Dumo Pharmacy Drugs Prescriptions Sundries Sam M. Durso 3301 Med. 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Scott Furniture Co. 449 5th Street Downtown Three Floors Furniture Convenient Terms 982-2731 Mrs. RoberI Gay, Patron Mr. Leon Gay, Patron Mr. Gregory Jerome Samuels, Patron Totten Cleaners Cynthia Rene Jones, Patron Mrs. Ethel Guice, Patron Jonathan Reader, Patron Two-Hour Service on Request 519 Seventh Street Gerald Cyprien, Patron Port Arthur, Texas Arta Cyprien, Patron Mrs. Ora Jackson, Patron Jerry Keily, Patron Lamar University AREAS OF STUDV OFFICE OCCUPATIONS General Secretary I 'I ' Legal Secretary Medicall Secretary Clerical Accounting Clerk ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY In dustrial Electronics and lnstrumentaii on Marine Radiotelegra h Operator MedicaIElectronics echniCIan Radio and TV Broadc Technic cia rI Television SerVICIng COSME TYOLOG AUTOMOTIVE MECHANICS WELDING DRAFTING Assocmte oi Applied Science De ree ,5: gpgmfh s f r m In addition, a complete two-year Liberal Arts curriculum is enuefna digging DU w 9 offered including Freshman and Sophomore level English, His- AssociateovAppIIed Science Degree tory, Government, Math, Accounting, Business and more. These subjects are required for most Bachelor Degrees. Phone the Admissions Office for details, 985-5561I 441 Austin Downtown Port Arthur, Texas NEW ST. JOHN BAPTIST CHURCH Bro. A, Marshall Bro. F. Edmonson Chairman of Deacons Chairman of Trustees The Rev. Madison Baszile, Pas1or CaVs Mod Shop 637 Gulfway Port Arthur, Texas Let Cal Jones, owner; Eva Jenkins and Freddie Joe serve you. Compliments of Moody-Harris Funeral Home 441 Dallas Avenue 985-4411 985-5321 Port Arthur, Texas Meyer's Auto Supply For Dependability and Convenience. . . Let Meyer's Auto Supply Help You 148 Procter Phone 9829465 A complete auto parts store carrying a full line of automotive equipment and nationally advertised brands. Delco Batteries at Delco Ignition gt Wagner Brake Shoes Brake Drums! 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Ransom Howard, Pastor Congratulations, Seniors ST. JOHN BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Reuben I. Sampson Sr., Pastor Bro. Aaron Hanchett, Chairman of Trustee Board E IFIDELITY SAVINGE and LOAN ASSOCIATION Because. Tomorrow 5 Around The Corner. The best things in life are financed at your favorite Fidelity Savings and Loan office. urdeposit insured saf eb FederaI Sainngs and Loan Insurance Cyorporation. mm mm Port Arthur 0 Nederland 0 Beaumont 0 Groves - Winnie LENDER 218 .INCU Class of '78 Abraham, Richard 98, 153, 31 Alexander, Lynson 98, 31 Allen, Lori 98 Allen, Willie Alpough, Thomas 98 Anderson, Dorothy 98, 158, 159 Andrus, Wendy 98, 155, 158, 159 Antoine, Jeffery 98 Arceneaux, Eric 98, 31, 38 Arceneaux, Robin 98, 150, 158, 177 Armstead, Laura 98 Atkins, Terry 98, 42 Augustine, Carrie 99 Babineaux, Cheryl 99, 150, 158, 159, Babineaux, Cynthia 65, 99 Bailey, Sharon 99, 36, 172 Baker, Patrick 99 Barideaux, Deborah 99, 155, 156, 172 Barriers, Clifford 99 Benson, Jennifer 8,919,155,156158, 159,161, 166,1 Bernard, Len0199 Bernard, William 99, 155, 158, 163, 164, 31, 28 Berry Willis 99 Bonnie, Anita 99 Booth, Shelia 100 Bowden Richard 100 Branch,GIadvs100,154,155,156, 158, 38, 74 Branch, Leela 100,156,158 159,37, 77 Bray, Kenneth 100 Breaux, Zachery 100, 165 Broomfield, Trovelous 63, 100 Broussard, Brunena 100 Brown, Anita 100 Brown, Calvin 100, 42 Brown, Doris 100, 150, 155, 156 Brown, Ebelver 100, 155, 156, 158, 159. 161, 172 Brown, Pamela 100 Brown, Quentin 101, 156 Bryant, Eugene101, 31 Burrell, McKinley 101 Carter, Earvnn 101 Carter, Kenneth 101 Casimire, Freda 101 Cauley, Jennifer 15, 101,172,177 Chaisson, Anthony 101 Charles, Byron 101, 42 Charlot, Joseph 101 Clark, Linda 101 Cohea, Wanda 16, 102, 42 Cole, Nell15,102,21,180 Coleman, Gregory 102, 31 Coleman, Kenneth 57, 102,31 Coleman, Ronald 8, 15, 102, 161, 27,36 Coleman, Shoiban 65, 102 Collins, Roberta 102, 152, 153. 158. 159 Collins, Vanessa 16, 102 Conner, Ella 102, 172 Conner, Vanessa 16, 102, 167 Cook Diana, 152, 153 Cormier, Diana 15, 102, 167 Cyprian, Chris 102, 31, 36, 39 Daniels, Judy103 Daniels, Sonya 103 Davenpon, Michael 103, 31 Davis, Anhur103, 163, 31 Davis, Chandra 8, 103, 150, 154, 155, 158, 162, 163, 36, 38, 39, 172 Davis, Elcide 103, 156, 21, 39 Davis, Gloria 103 Dickerson, Genesta 63, 103 Diles, Carl 103, 31 Dixon, Melanie 103, 158, 159, 162, 163 Dorsey, Jaqueline103, 154, 155, 156, 158, 172 Drake, Wren 16, 103, 162 Dumes, Brenda 104 Durham, LaDonna 104 Edwards, Charlena 104, 158, 166 Eglin, Lorena 104 Ervin, Audrey 104, 150, 37 Essex, Brad 104 Evans,Gregory104, 155, 163, 164, 31, 27 Fisher, Jessie 104, 180 Fools, Douglas 105, 42 Ford, Darlene 105 Ford, Della 65, 105, 150, 155, 156, 158. 161, 166 Francis, Delvarie 105 Francis, Lorraine 105 Francus, MaEs1her 105, 156, 27 Frazier, Lydia 105, 158, 38, 68 Freeman, Sharon 106, 150, 158,31, 180 Freeman, Rucky 105, 42 Gallow, Linus 106 Gant, Wanda 15, 106, 150 Gay, Jacqueline 106, 155, 177 Gloston, Ruben 106 Glover, Richard 106, 31 Goudeaux, John 106, 155, 156, 163, 28 Graham, Ruben 106, 165,31 Gray, Subrina 106, 156, 158, 166 Gray, Yolanda 106 Green, Darrell 15, 106, 180 Green, Kendall 106, 31 Greer, Samantha 106 Griffin, David 107 Guice, Patrica 107, 171, 177 Guillory, Debira 15 Gu uiIIory,Ja 107 Guilloory,Rhonda63, 171 Gu illiame, Elber1163 andy, Jacq7ueline 107 GaI Harrison,Brenda108, 158,159 162, 172 Harrisona Wendell 1087 Hayes Ice 108 17 Heath,Waandla106, 156 158, 159,28 Henry, Felec108 Hinz, Manhelw 108 Hypolne, Kim 109 Isadore, Tara 109, 156, 158, 159 Jackson, Debra 65,109 Jackson, Glor ia1 109 Jackson, Herman 8, 109, 154, 155, 163, Jackson, Linda 8, 15, 109, 153, 154, 27, Jaco,Paulette78,109,154,158,159, 162,163, Jacob,Alvm15,109,154,155,161, Jacobs, Gregory 109 n,DerIlise15,110,181 Johnson, Jan 10 Johnson n,LudIWIg 110 152,153,154 Johnson,Shelia110, 174 Johns n,aW nad 110 Jones, Beverly 110 Jones, Brandon 110 Jones H ry 1 1 Jones, Jacqueline 15 110 Jones, en 11 ones, 8 ra 11 Jones, Sarah 109, 1 , 167 ,159 Jo uben, Nathanie1111, 31, 181 Joyce, Aaro on 111 eal Patrick111 Keller, Elvin 11 Kelly,HIIton111412,43, 175 Kelly, Peggy111, 161, 27 nerly, Barbara 112 ada rank Landry, Catherine 1 12 Landry, urIey 1 Landry, Sherita 63 1 12,163 Lan ham, Amo oinet 19 3 Lavine,Sophie113, 36 Le eBIanc, Linda 113 Lee, VIctoria 113,161 LInden, Deborah113 oo,d WinsIon55, 113,31 c Lyons, Charlie 114 Maize,8nadra15, 114, 160, 166, 27 Marks, Namon 114,42 Mayfie Id, Dona 11d MCGIOI'Y,C8CI1131114, 158,159 Mclnto sh, Vanessa 1 4 Mclntyre,VIckie114, 150,158,159, 172,181 er,Aquanetta 115 Miller, Trinell 115, 162 Milo, Brenda 115 Mina ,arIJ e1115 Mitcheli DarrellS7, 115,156,163,165, 31 Mitchell Geneen 15, 115 MItchell, Kim 115, 154, 155, 172 Mitchell, Regl 115, 1 orrow I 5, 15 Moss, Charla 5 1 Murray, Robert 115, 31 aLStephanie1 Ned, Melanie116, 150: 163, 166,181 Nellar Tyronne 15,1 Ozen,Deanna15,116,160, 21 Paillet,Charlotte16, 116,68 PatIn,Betsy 16,171 PeIe,Paulette116 PeIry, Mark 116, 165, 42 Pitre, Darwin 116, 31 P e,vost Adrienne 116 Prevost, Joseph 1 16, 42, 43 Pr,ocior Reginald 57,116 nd,le BaIbaara116, 153 17 Richardson, Terry 1 RIdeaux, Sophle 117 160 Roach, me 117 Roberts, Cynthia 15, 1117, 21 Rober i 1 17 R0 n,mE a117,161 Rober tson, Maaureen 15,118 Roge e,rs Nath n118 Ruffin,Emmaa118,150,156,158,159 Samuels, Ida 118, 154,156,177 Sanderson, Bridgei 11 , 176 Saw, Herman 118 3,1 ooner,Vanessa1,54 120,158,159 Stelly, Nina 58 SI v,enson Anthony 120, 31 Steward, Art hr 1 Stewart, Connie 120 Stewart, Donald 15, 120 : aylor, Veronica 120, 172, 181 Tebo, Carol 120, 158, 159, 162, 172 Tezeno, Evita 120, 154, 155, 158, 159 Thigpen, Albert 120, 155, 156, 31, 36, 121 Threais, BrendaB, 121, 150,158,162, 163,172 Turner,Laura15121, 150,154,155, 39, 72 hin I WashingIon,Sheila121, 155 220 Webb, Pa1ricia 15, 121, 152, 153, 161 Widow, Pamela 121 Wiggins,Denise121 Williams, Donald 121, 42, 43 Williams, Johannah 122 Williams, Kenneth 122 Williams, Mark 122, 31 Willis, Arvia 122, 160, 39 Wilson, Detrie 122 Wilson, Preston 122, 163, 181 Wilson, Renita 15. 122, 156, 166, 181 Wiltz, Clarence 50, 54. 123, 180 Wiltz, Richard 123, 42, 176 Young, Jacqueline 123, 153 Young. Steven 123 Yowman, Karen 123, 158 Zeno, Milfred 123, 150, 156, 164, 31 Chavis, Diana 123 Juniors Albert, George 124 Aliord, Darrell 124 Allen, O'Keefe 125 Anderson, Patncua 125 Antoine. Dwight 125 Amoine, Gilbert 125 Atkins, Tammie 125 Babineaux, Pamela 125 Baker,Marv125 Balka. Carl 125 Barideaux, Melvina 125 Bell, Evelyn 125 Bellow, Paul 125 Benton, Eolla 125 Bernard, Edgar125 Berry, Claudia 125 Blanchene, Wlllie 125 Bonhomme, Byron 125 Bonton. Vanessa 125 Bowie, Robert 125 Bradley. Elwyn 125 Branch, Darlene 125 Brathwaite, John 125 Brealv, Jacob 125 Brill, Douglas 125 Briscoe, Karen 125 Broussard, Michael 126 Brown, Chester 126 Brown, Cora 126 Brown, James 126 Brown, Kenneth 126 Brown, Nora 126 Brown, Rose 126 Bruxton, Roosevelt 126 Bryant, Machell 126 Callihan, Michael 126 Carriere, Donald 126 Caner, Norman 126 Champ, Darlene 126 Charles, Henen .126 Chillcw,Derrv126 Chretlen, Becky 126 Clayton. Inena 126 Clayton, Troy 126 Cole, Regina 126 Coleman, Sammy 126 Coleman, Deborah 126 Coleman, Peter 126 Collins, Michael 126 Conner, Johnna 126 Curby, Craig 126 Daniels, Gregory 127 Daniels, Dora 127 Daniels,Ray127 Davis, Jommy 127 Davis, Phillip127 Daw, Noah 127 DeJohn, Sylvia 127 DeWalt, Alex 127 Doffeny. Lee 127 Dorrell, Kirn127 Drake, Debra 127 Drake, Nelvetha 127 Dudley, Jasper 127 Dugas, Ronald 127 Dumas, Oweda 127 Earls, Ronald 127 Edwards,Christopher127 Edwards. Harriet 127 Edwards, Terrance 127 Ervin, William127 Fisher, Veromca 127 Fomenette, Haywood 127 Fomene'ne, Kevin 127 Ford, Anthony 127 Ford, Kenneth 127 Foreman, Latonla 128 Foster, Sharon 128 Francis,Tamara128 Frank, Diana 128 Franklin, Pamela 128 Frazier, Aaron 128 Frazier, Cathy 128 Freeman, Cheryl 128 Freeman, Kenneth 128 Fruge,Francis128 Galvan, Phyllis128 Gay, Robert 128 Garwood, Delores 128 Gibson, Frederick 128 Games, Saul 128 Green, Darren 128 Grover, Jerome 128 Guidry, Donald 128 Guidry, Herben128 Guidry, Marilyn 128 Guilloi, Jacqueline 128 al y, Gregory 128 Handy, mue Harmo , DaIeI 9 Harris, DeKovin 129 Harris, lion 129 Harrison, Angela 129 b ,Mel i 29 II Hue, Cari 129 Hope, Evelyn 129 I very, Johnathan 129 Jack, Glenda 129 Jan ry,McKenna 129 January, Me Ivi n129 Jenkins, Son nja a129 John n,son Leonard129 JohnsorI,iLnda129 Joseph, PaIrICIa 130 Jouben, Brenda 130 Kelly, Jerry 130 Kinlaw, Derek 130 aday, Florence 130 Ladav, Oliver 130 Lavina, Terrell 130 Hoa 30 Lewis s,Steplh1anie133 Lott Che :ack, William 130 n,iW aiben, Jenenee 130 Ma Ibru u,e Rge inald130 Marshall Janice1130 Martin, y131 Martin, KimberIy131 Martin, Ste phon 113 Manhews,AvaIand131 McDanieI,Scarlet131 McKyer Mark 13 Me Ia ancon, Conciia 131 1 Mar Moye, Darrell 131 Narcisse, Deborah 131 Oliver,Tina131 arker, Brenda 131 Pellum, Harold 131 Phillips,yMichaeI131 Piire,B 113 Pitre,Catherin2131 Prescott. Lloyd131 ankins,Marquis131 Reeda Frank 113 Richards. Liinda 132 ogers, Jan e1 2 Roy, Clay 2 Russell, Kaiherine 132 Soon, Darrell 132 Sw:m Shirley 132 m,on Paula 132 Taylcrn Vincem 132 Traha her erry132 Trent,n Relius 133 Vasquez, Victor 133 aIker, Marlcel 133 Wallace, Debbie 33 WashIngt , 1 Washi gton, Sherron 133 West, La 133 n 133 Wilso on, Symamhia 133 Wilturner, 33 WiItz,reBnda133 WIltz, Cornelia 133 Zenon, Jacqueiine 133 Sophomores an,der Barbara 1314 Arvie, Deniia 134 Augustine, Clarence 1 'M Balks, Wanda 134 Ban k,s Richa-rd134 Bernard LiIinan 135 13 Bobb eMar ks 135 nJamesetta 135 BraddI:y, Herhan 135 Branch,Da1513 Brillu, Danit ta 135 Buch anan, Doretha 135 Bu unrmo Jun Burrell, Lester 135 Bush, Carlena 135 ali Icut, Jock 135 Comeaux Michael 136 aniels, Rochelle 136 Duncan, Joe 136 Durham. Del 136 Edwards, Geralyn 137 Flsk, C nthia 137 Francis,Djuana137 Franc cis Don nna1 13377 Fra Fraziers, STtafford 3113377 Fre rn,an Donald Ge allow, ArIine Gallow, Belinda 137 3 3 Go Gonzales,F1ichard0 137 Gouda e,aux egoByv1ion 137 Gray,G GrayM n137 Green, Mary 3 Griffin, John 137 Guidrv, Barbara 138 Guidry, Sharon 138 Gu uilliame, Elzy 138 Guillo o,ry Eall 138 Guillory, Joseph 138 all,Bonnie138 Hall Denise138 Hayes, Vanessa 138 Ha 00d, Shaaro3r18138 Henry,Adria1n Henry, Cynthia 1388 38 Howard, Michael 138 I sles. Rodney 139 J acko. Terry 139 Jack , Jones, Odelia 139 Jones, Robert 139 June Joseph,Patrick140 Jouben, Arnold 140 alimah,sKhadiIah14O Keal, Ther 3140 Kennerly, Michael 140 Kirk, Jerry 140 aday, Pauiene 140 Landry, Marla 140 LarI rI,gham PaIricia 140 LavaIJIais, Brian 140 140 Lynch, Donald 140 Marshall,clarence140 140 McKyer,Wa-ne140 Melan noc Morris, Thelm a141 Morris, Ver a141 Morrow, Daarlene 141 Mosely, Paula 141 Mosley, Walter 141 Moten, Jeffrey 141 icholas, Danny141 NIchoIs, Jer 4 Norwood, Darrell 141 Osborne, Michael 141 aris, Michael 141 Prevosi, Sharon 141 Queen. James 141 atclift Eva 141 Ray, Steven 141 Rhine, David 141 Rougeau,ShIlrey142 Ruff ff,in Juliene142 Russell, James 142 Sam,Harold142 nd ers Ladrina142 Scan Cur rtis 541 2 Scypion, Leroy 142 Semien, Peggy 142 Sinegai, Eddie 142 Sinegal, John 144 Sinegar, Lisa 142 Slater, Emma41242 Sly, San dra Sm Ith,A rden Steward, Linda 148 ate, Norma 142 Taylor, Mark 142 Taylor, Orita Tezeno, Yo shi 143 Thom mas, AdrIenne 143 To pkins, Judge 143 Trahan, Ronald 143 egu a Floziwyd143 Vincent, Kev VIIal, Bernadlene4143 w alkenCaseey143 Washinglon, Denise143 Washin n,g10n Greta143 Washington ,usG 143 Wh hi taker, Frfderick 143 White, Jua 34143 Wiiliams, Ad'rIan 14 3 Williams. Carmen 143 Williams, Cheryl 144 Williams, Frankie 144 Williams, Lessie144 Willis, Dener 144 Wilson, Darrel 144 WIlson,James144 Windom, Corina 144 Winters. Edward 144 Wright, Laws 144 oung, David 144 Young, Stephanie 144 Yowman, Jacqueline 144 Zeno, Vallire 144 Freshmen brams, Harry145 Allen, Leonard 145 Andrus, Tracy 145 everiy, Martha 145 Booker, Fabre 145 Brooks, Rachelle145 Broussard, Joseph 145 Brown, Lolit 145 Buckley, WiIIIam 145 armier, Kenneth 145 Cashmere, Reggie 145 avila, Manuela 145 Dumas, Charles 145 Edwards, Floyd 145 Edwards,Paul145 Eli. Sharon 145 Floyd, Herman 145 Fontenene. Kevin 145 Fontenene, Mary 146 Francis,Cindv146 Francis, Darren 146 lauds, Eric 146 Green, Charels 146 Green, Gisele 146 Green, Glenda 146 ardy, Leonard 146 Harris, Milton 146 Jackson, Michael 146 Jackson, Tyronne 146 James, Walter 146 Jenkins, Mataline 146 Jones, Chnstopher 146 JulIen, Assandra 146 LeBlanc, Ronalda 146 Lee, Parne a LeWIS, Clifton 146 Lyons, Pamela 146 arshall,Frederick146 Manhews, Tam 46 McDanIel Sharony1146 Melancon, Mark 146 Melancon, Troyan 146 Miles, Maurice 147 Mingo, Tro 147 Molen, Randy 147 N ewton, Kenneth 147 PeIers, Kenneth 147 Roy, Flora 147 Savoy, Terry 147 1 Spaln,Michael147 e,zeno Clifmn 147 Thomas Darrell 147 Thomas Za cah Tyson Ben1on147 Vallee,Ann147 Walker. Debra 147 Washington, Kevin 147 Washington, Talton 147 Williams, Keith 147 Yowman, Deborah 147 Yowman, Kenneth 147 Zachary, Bobbie 147 Faculty Allen, Margiree 94 Beasley, William 76 Bernard, Bessie 77 Bernard, Bessie 95 Bll1ch,Margaret91 Bobb, Vlwan 90 Bouldin, Cora 91 Bruner, Arvi180 Bryant, Otis 85 Burnesmn, Debroah 93 Bush, Margaret 90 Chaney, Wendell 95 Cleveland, Willie 90 Cole, Malorie 86 Coleman, Phernell 86 Collins, Barbara 94 Countryman, Wanda 91 Davis, Melvin 76, 77 Dixson, Merllne 83 England, James 80 Ervin, William 84 Edwards, Mary 94 Fontenol, Shlrley 88 Gabriel, Yvonne 76 Gamble, James 90 Garrett, Mary 93 Getwood, Russell 79 Gib-sgn, Richard 84 Gun, Clyde 80 Grove, Sarah 93 Guudry, Arreader 78 Hamilton, Johnny 85 Hancock, Anemus 86 Haves, Jeff 80 Hebert, Stillman 84 Henderson, Arthur 78 Hill, Ann 86 Jackson, Ever Lee 91 Jackson, Eugene 87 Jenkins, Mary 93 Kiefer, Mrs. Irving 80 Ktker, Ben 78 Kirkpatrick, Maw 92 Knowles, James 86 Kudlaty, Frank 81 Lafitte, Ca roll 80 Lathan Mary 92 Leopold, Leroy 90 Lewis, Catherine 85 Lindsey, Cordell 83 Mayes, Henry 93 McEee, Charles 81 McElroy, Allred 80 McGee, Hazel 88, 89 McLane, Roben 83 McNeil, Oscar 86 Meador, Iva 88 Mitchell, Annette 92 Mosley, James 82 Moss, Roberta 93 Nolan, Tom 92 Odom, Lee 87 Perrot, Barbara 82 Picken, Majorie 93 Rhodes, Maggie 92 Robinson, Eura 91 Rogers, Ruby 82 Sampson, Harold 85 Savoy, Hargle 94 Selvudge, Lydia 85 Smith, Ora 90 Sneed, Naomi 86 Spooner, Ronald 85 Stellv, Sydls 94 Strange, Sandra 85 Taylor, Betty 86 Thlbodeaux, Valerie 84 Thomas, Thomasene 83 Triebel. Mrs. W. H. 80 Venison, Gloria 92 Vmgm, Donna 92 Wallrath, Carl 80 Washington, Isaiah 87 Washington, Joe 90 Washington, Sabrina 84 Watson, Edward 77, 81 Welch, Ruby 79 West Burton 84 Whitley, Juanita 82, 83 Williams, Alice 77 Williams, Donnie 84 Williams, Gloria 92 Williams, John 79 Williams, Richard 90 Wise, Wellis 77 Womack, Jeff 87 Woodell, Bonnie 91 Wueller, William 84