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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1984 volume:

in school life ................................................... 4 with the faculty and administration .............................. 18 in organizations and activities ................................................... 40 in classes ..................................................... 92 in sports ..................................................... 150 with community supporters ................................... 168 ABRAHAM HIGH 8 i5 lnallllil a ,m together . . . OLN' BEES mm: mm to succeed The theme of the ,84 Bumblebee is uWorking Together'i because at Lincoln, that is the chief principle that keeps our school in operation. Lincolnites realize that winking together produces progress. This theme fits Lincolnis attitude of constant cohesiveness which is shown daily on the Bumblebee scene. Whether it is the yelling of our cheerleaders, the devastating play of our athletic teams, the astonishing performances by the band and choir, or the academic success of classroom students, we at Lincoln are tied together by unbreakable bonds of tradition, love, and dedication. Lincoln Miss ' V e WK II in . eA VI w 'iA 3:35:37; , $1.13,..y. Dedication Mrs. Robinson cheerfully coordinated the faculty luncheons and prepared many of the desserts herself. Her wit and charm made the preparation of a recipe 3 special event For most persons there is one in dividual who constitutes a major force in their lives, who furnishes an impetus, a drive to keep them going, even through the roughest of times. For many students and adults at Lincoln, Mrs. Eura Robinson, former head of the Home Economics Depart ment, was that person. The essence of kindness and fairness, of neatness and accuracy, she stood as a monument to practic- ing what one teaches. Her very man- ner of looking at and speaking with others gave them something to live up to while making them know they were loved all the while. She was never afraid to express her thoughts; she had reason to know their value. The Lincoln family loved her and mourned her passing with lonely hearts, but with full con- fidence that she had gone on to joys which those of us who remain bound to the cares of the earth cannot fathom. In her willingness to work with all others, she exemplified the theme of our book, ttWorking TogethertY and we dedicate it to her and to the memory of her goodness. e t W... Dr. Joe Pitts worked with the school board to establish policies and procedurest Seated left to right: Dr. Mary Jean George; Habeeb Nacol, president; Alan Dugan, ViceApresident; Leonard Gabriel, Jr.v secretary. Standing left to right: Dr. Joe Pitts, superintendent; A. Z McElroy, Dr. Barry Davis, Fred Mitchellt ' ! c l I Joe Bartlett visits with persons from other campuses at the coffee in the Lincolr cafeteria preceding the opening of schonl meeting. Dr. Joe Pitu, superintendent, urges teachers ta picture each student as the most important person in the world. School Board Opens Year at Lincoln Port Arthur Independent School District teachers, aides, and administrators met on Wednesday, August 17, for the opening of the 1983-84 school year. For the first time in the history of the district, founded in 1899, the meeting at which the school board and the ad- ministration present the goals for the year was held on the Lincoln campus. When Dr. Louis Reed, assistant superintendent for instruction and program evaluation, spoke of holding the meeting at Lin- coln as part of the districtts ef- fort to Hpromote the oneness which we all desire? he evoked enthusiastic applause. Dr. Charles McBee, assistant superintendent for personnel, can Dr, Mary Jean George, schuol board president, articulated the goals for verses with Mr. Al Dugan, school board member, av. the openingmf- 1983-84. school coffee, Dr. Louis Reed, assistant superintendent for instruction and program Mrs. Linda Monroe, DeQueen teacher, takes refreshments at the evaluation,1ntroduces the program. opening coffee 21 Dr. Verlie Mitchell, immaculate, articulate, knowledgeable, evokes the respect of those who hear her speak in public or who meet her for the first time. She generates the love and admiration of those fortunate enough to have a longer acquaintance with her. Many eyes were on her when she became principal of Lincoln in 1979; not everyone predicted success. Now the rejoic- ing is unanimous: major improvements in the physical appearance and in the academic climate of Lincoln are obvious. The dedication and loyalty she has inspired in the Lincoln family have occasioned a resurgence of com- munity pride in Lincoln. Believing that every child can and must learn, Dr. Mitchell places the greatest emphasis on instruction and seeszzLincolnts recent ascendancy in athletic contests as t! ill an enjoyable and important by-product of a serious and sound academic program. In the coming year, she plans to continue her thrust to enhance the basic skills of students and the quality of the instructional program as a whole. High expectations for teachers and students will remain her trademark. In addition, she intends to stress increasing parental in- volvement in the educational progress of students. uThe whole thing is the attitude, she says, speaking of the basis of Lincoln's recent progress. Asked if she would take the principalship again if she had it all to do over, she replies, ItI wouldnlt want to miss this for anything in the world. It has been a major contributing factor to my professional growth and to my growth as a person. I have been where I wanted to be. Dr. Mitchell, Principal . ,at the Pigskin Review . , at the Miss Lincoln Pageant , , . greeting teachers as they come to work . ' Ellis Wise William Beasley Yvonne Gabriel Alice Williams Margaret Morrow Asst. Principal Asst. Principal Secretary Attendance Clerk Bookkeeper Office Personnel Mrs. Bernard completes some information for the yearbook staff about her years at meoln, Mrs. Mitchell carries on two or three activities at a time; at least two or three, that is. Phone calls frequently interrupt Mrs GabriePs day. MI W Annette Mitchell Bessie Bernard Activities Director Registrar Arreader Guidry Ben Kiker Gloria Williams Martha Jacquet Ruby Welch Counselor Counselor Counselor Attendance aide Nurse Mrs. Morrow accepts money from Kim Scott for the newspapen Mr. Kiker keeps busy by helping students plan their futureh Mrs. Guidry prepares for the testing of achievement with the help of Dellarie Nelson, an office aide, Mrs. Mitchell shows a gift from some thankful students. , L dc x Peggy Barringwn Graig Belaire Jay Clark Joe Bartlett Ronnie Fournet Word Processing Computer Science Instrumentation III-IV Director Instrumentation I L L ' . $ x , x , e x bi Ax; k ' I f' . A Tommy Lucas James Miller Jessie Preston Seenea Sanders Physical Science Counselor Accounting Computer Science Summit III Marty Sims Jeanne Wilson Computer Science AccountinyWord Processing .M Marrion Driggers and Lori Mosely have a great time in ML Clarkk Instrumentation c 355. Hung Daug appears very interested in Dr. Dugas' Physical Science class. 26 Rhonda Corners and Mrs. Sanders discuss Rhonda's test score. Benise Clay, Mrs. Barrington, and Sue Bayard talk over 3 Summit computer printout. Business . s Lois Gregory James Knowles Betty Taylor Typing I, shorthand, Record Keeping, PBM, Dept Head PBM Acct. I-II Typing, Bus. Law Coach Knowles goes over what will be on the exam in his 30 Counting class. Huynh Nguyen is fascinated by the wonders of Mrs Wilson's word processing class in Summit IIL 27 Mn. H-Iia Avila MrsA Marvis Blackburn Mrs. Donna DeRun Miss Janie Fournet Mrs. Roberta Mess ESUL, Spanish Journalism, Language English Ill English I, II Dept. Head, Eng. IV Arts English Department Two goals of the English department were accomplished this year when students' scores on standardized tests sow- ed improvement in English Language Arts areas and when the department enhanced instruction by utilizing various business resources through the AdoptAa-School program. A variety of paperback books and newspapers offered interesting reading for . xxk all students. . K V Mrs. Maggie Rhudus takes time out at nmm to explain 0.0 Myrtle Burton what Myrtle missed whvn she participated in Stilwell cosmetology contests i 1 x I'. xx y x u . I . Mrs. Gloria Venison Mr. Henry Mayes English II English, Drama f' , a; ' A 4: . , - , . -.. x x 1' I V L 1 1;HK tVicid Judkins Mrv tJdis Norris mzsmljgfxm instructs Aqua Wiltz and Trina Chaney in the basic methods of research in Husiv Rmuling Skllh English I 2B Mrs, Dorothy Harrington Miss Gwendolyn Williams Mrs Maggie Rhodes English III. IV Basic Reading Skills English IV 3M Carl Greene, Clifltm Parker and Timothy Malbrue learn their states and capitals in Mrs. Vicki Judkins supports school activities by dressing English Language Arts Class. for 60's day. Mrs. Venison and Shawn Parker write yearlumk receipts in homeroom. Ralph Cm-r works on his vocabulary lesson in Mm Delhm's seventh periml class. Roland Dumps has apparently finished, Vivian Bobb Margaret Bush On Smith Rosemary Higgins Cordell Lindsey RE. P.E., Head PE. RE RE , Physical Education and Health Otis Bryant PE. Seventh period enjoys swimming. J nmes Knowles Charles Burns Bram Quick J ames Gamble RE PE. Trainer P.E. Coach Washington, head football coach. Coach Hebert supervises the boys' locker area. 30 Conch Cleveland gets ready for a dip. Coach Smith gets some instruction from Evonne Woodard. Coach Williams, head of Boys' P.E., averages grades. .44 Mrs. Babb does some research on one of the subjects she teaches. Young men improve themselves in the gym, ,7 V n , A William Wueller Linda Zoch Elaine Balzerso Patrick Monahan Stillman Hebert Math Math Math Aide Math at Math and Science Ronald Spanner Science Dept. - Director Yolanda Budwine works in Conch Hamiltonh science class. 32 Leaving Lincoln Burton West Bessie Bernard Ben Kiker Director, Math Dept. Registrar Counselor Mary Brown Library Aide Custodian Whenever a show of love or caring was needed, Maggie Rhodes was there. Whenever anyone could not see how he was going to survive this pace another day, Maggie Rhodes knew how. And the way she told it, it all seemed so simple that anyone would wonder that he had not seen the solution himself. No rules could stop the students from giving her a birthday party every year, a tradition passed down from their older brothers and sisters. A rule could be broken, but not a sacred tradition. Here, Mrs. Rhodes, although she was not junior sponsor that year, assists Yolibeth Pagan and James Smith with the Junior class breakfast. She announced late in the year that she would not teach in '84-,85, but somehow no one believes her place can be taken. Maggie Rhodes English Teacher Long enamored of its patriarch for his knowledge of countless subjects as well as his sharp mind and ready wit, the Lincoln family sighed with relief when Mr. West was persuaded to teach one calculus course next year. The sage of second floor had been a wise and caring teacher here for thirty-nine years. I. West studied at Prairie View, Texas Southern, Lamar, and the University of Minnesota, but his wisdom is a natural one, cultivated by many years of dealin with students. Despite fads mils philosophies 1n education, he has remained dedicated to his own purpose: service to the students. Of the changes he has seen at Lincoln, he feels that most were for the better, especially those in the last five years. He will miss the friendship of the students and teachers, yet he looks forward to reading, writing, and relaxing. Elegant, lovely, beautifully attired, Mrs. Bessie Bernard adorned the offices of Lin- coln for thirty-five years, but upon reaching early retirement age, decided to become a volunteer worker and housewife, as she had often envisioned herself. Always accepting the challenge of work- ing with various personalities and backgrounds, Mrs Bernard helped teachers with their grade books, encour- aged students to strive for success when they felt like giving up and enabled former students to obtain birth verifications by researching old files. She often reminded students that school ls first checkpoint for grades, attendance, and character. Having commanded the respect of the Lincoln family for seventeen years through his accuracy, consistency, and knowledge of the school and its needs, Mr Benjamin Kiker looks forward to not having to answer to the alarm clock every morning. The now fatherly figure who has bright- ened the day, given just the right advice, and dried the tears of many a teacher as well as student, always impresses others with his special ways of evoking respect and a positive response. Mrs. Mary Brown hardly feels old enough to retire because, she says, uThe students keep you young. Though she first expected her transfer to Lincoln, com- ing so late in her career, to be difficult, Mrs. Brown found that she was quickly taken into the hearts of the Lincoln family members. Mn Bill LaPoint never hesitated to gently but firmly correct anyone who marred the glistening surfaces of our halls and classrooms. Always aware that he was dealing with students, he believed in teaching responsibility for and pride in our school. Thomasene Thomas Melvin Getwood Rosemarie Snider Gerald Miller Cordell Lindsey Social Studies Sucial Studies Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies Barbara Parrot Social Studies Mrs, Perrot talks with Kathy Bob. Mrs.Thomas'seventh period studies economics. Economics is also the subject in Mr. Miller's first period class. . Q. , Margaret BliLch Shanna Cherry Marjorie Cole Francis Reed Oscar McNeil Home Econ. Home Econ, Choir Band an Home Economics and Fine Arts Cindy Grim; Home Econ. Mr. McNeil, Mrs. Cole, and Mr. Reed discuss plans for a program. Jessica Guidry shows the dress she made. Band studencs practice for a performance 35 m :11?! Mary Pusey Deborah Felder Elizabeth Segler Susan Bartlett Penmnnlized Ed. Personalized Ed. Personalized Ed. Speech Pathologist Personalized Education and Industrial Arts Lee Odom Industrial Arts lK v Harry Hogan Industrial Arts Students working in Mr. Jackson's seventh period class. Ms. Felder watches a football game. Library and DE. A X . r 2. it- John Burks Tommy Bartkowiak Mary Brown an Parrish Head Librarian Librarian Library Aide Distributive Ed. Mark Bernard and Earl Tezeno work on English assignments in the library. Mrs. Brown helps Vanessa Ballou. 37 ' 4 x Mr. Chaney Mr, LaPoint Ms. Fontenot Mr. Simian Head Custodian 3f Custodians and Cafeteria Workers Mr. Stelly Mr. Ryan Mr. Keller Ms. Stelly M A IEK ' 4 , - ....-. r Mr. Chaney finishes lunch. .4 Ms. G uillory 38 Ms. Noel Ms. Collins Ms. Davis Ms. Marshall Ms. Washington Mrs. Washington takes a break Newton Simien wears his famous hat. Thelma Moore works hard. Ethel Caamire cleans up after lunch. 39 :I l 4 w-A r-V g 1 Kg. ,. :1 - , 1:2 39 ' Ma. - .3 x- 9' v m , , ACTIV LIV OLX CHOU! Student Congress Student Congress Members Darcenia Kennerson, Rosetta Bar- tie, Larry Ratcliff, Patrick Washington, Anthony McDaniel, and Rochelle Ford help themselves to refreshments during Teacher Appreciation Day. Camella O'Brian delivers Carnations to Mrs. Griffin's homeroom for Valentine Sweethearts. Members of Student Congress include, back row, Eric Kyles, Ronnie Wallace, Jeffery Lewis, Jarrod Green, Adrian DeWalt, Anthony Reed, Anthony McDaniel; Second Row, Arena Kennerson, Denise Carter, Sonya Landry, Michelle Kyles, Lela Rurin, Charles Whitley, Third Row, James Payne, Dedra Lavallais, Patrice Sparks, Martini Duncan, Sonya Prevos1, Felicia Patton; Fourth Row, Lola Monroe, Joycelyn Hanchen, Patrice Martin, Rochelle Ford, and Kenyatta Braggs. Student Congress Sponsors . . . Mrs. Andrea Allen, choreographer for th 11 . Models Tavia Butler and Rachel Ealy prepare to go on n at sequence stage. Student Congress President, Anthony McDaniel, models for uThriller style show. Dancers get ready to perform, wi$h a little help from Beam mont's makeup artist. l Ransom Howard and Adrian DeWalt model prom tuxedo: for the fashion show. Carla Owens takes time-out from school work to become a style show danceL 43 Board of Governors James Payne, Brett Whitley, Anthony McDaniel, Jarrod Green, Rochelle Ford, Aroma Kennerson, Lela Rubin Good Sportsmanship League ,5 5 5 i ; Shawn Vaughn James Payne Benice Clay 44 Senior Key Club members are, front Joseph Johnson, Brett Whitley, Wayne Wise; first row: Kathleen Guidry, Tracey Barnes. Kim Jones, arolyn Johnson, Portia Robinson.AnndolynR1mkins, Patricia Orphy; second row: Mr. Beasley, sponsor Mary Jo o,nes Emma Parker Patricia Moore, Rachel Ealy, Lela Rubin, Kevin Hanchet; third row1Vale1-ie Milstead, Willie Broussard fourth row: Mai-cus Jones, Sam Jackson, Hayward Green, Keith York Junior Key Cl ub members are, front Rochelle Ford; first row: Bryan Smith,E1-ic Kyles, Paula Young, Ursula Washington, Sebrina Shields, Bernadette Bob Rosetta Bartie, James Green; second row: Anita Morrow, Stephanie Hall Estelle McCarter Melvia Green Kathy Green Wenetta Trainer Valencia Gibson, Kim Hypolite MichaelPitre; third row: Mr Bea sley, sponsor Arena Keimerson Angela Johnson Shandra Twine Jarrod Green Bennie Foreman Elizabeth Fontenot Evelyn Jimenez, Lisa Joubert Randy Levy Key Club 45 46 Commentators ant: Marcus Jones, Kevin Bush; first row: Willie Broussard, Araina Young, Kim Hypolite, Tracey Barnes; Rochelle Ford, Rosetta Beanie, Kim Jones, Martini Duncan, Shawn Vaughn; second row: Chris Johnson, Arona Kennerson, Rolunda McDaniel, Carolyn Johnson, Estelle McCarter, Melvin Green, Christina May, Rachel Ealy, Emma Parker, Portia Robinson; third row: Frank LeBlanc, Ransom Howard, Kevin Barnes, Hayward Green, Jerry Moore, Bernadette Bob, Evelyn Jimenez, Denise Carter, Kathleen Guidry, Pacricia Orphy, Sabrina Shields, Mary Jones, Lela Rubin; back: Jarrod Green Banquet Honors State Champs Billy Prevost, Errol Scypion and Kenneth McKyer admire the trophy. ..MNVW 3W . ALV .w wmm Coach and Mrs. Gamble enjoy a proud moment at the basketball banquet. The honorees wear their medals: Rnw One, sitting 7 Keith York, Joseph Johnson, Errol Scypion. Kenneth McKyer, Billy Prevost, Brett Whitley, Waller Sinegal; Row Two, kneeling Derek Young, Keith Zeno, Craig Shields, Harold Campbell, Sam Jackson; Row Three, stand- mg 7.1ames Knowles. Melvin Getwood, Donzell Henton, Kevin Bush, Ronnie Hallibunon, Trent Smith, Brent Quick, James Gamble. ., I Senior F.T.A. members include; Top row, Frank LeBlanc, Tony Frank, Jerry Moore. Hayward Green, Errol Sypion, Byron Fender, and Keith York; Second row, Sponsor, Vivian Babb, Kimberly Jones, Mary Jones, Alicia Petry, Denise Carter, Patricia Orphy, Anthony Reed, and Sponsor, Donna DeRon; Third row, Kevin Hanchett, Christina May, Emma Parker, Cynthia Shields, Kathline Guidry, Raynard Shields, and Andolyn Rankins; Bottom row, Karen Dennis, Charles Whitley, Wayne Wise, Rochelle Barnes, Shawn Vaughn, and Rolunda McDaniel. Other R'IYA. members include; Top row, Emery Jones, Arena Kennerson, Thyrell Skillman, Angela Johnson, Larry Ratcliff, Jarrod Green, Randy Levy, Joseph Guillnry, Floyd Hill, and Sponsor, Donna DeRon; Top middle row, Jerrold Armstrong, Kathy Morris, Lisa Jnubert, Todd Vaughn, Trana Bensun. Katy Brazile, and Andrea Babb; Second row, Sponsor, Vivian Babb, Trena Vincent, Dedra Jackson, .loycell Hollins, Tnnja Avery, Shandra Twine, Kenneth Morgan, Alice Gomes, April Coleman. and Mesha Roy; Third row, Ladilra Thomas, Lola Munroe, Tonja Keller, Strinda Dorsey, Paula Young, Urqua Washington. Sebrina Shields, Denise Washington, 48 Elizabeth Funtenot, Sherald Charles, and Antonnette Henry; Bottom row, Sheena Guillory, Nicole Richardson, Sonya Guidry, Rochelle Ford, Patrice Martinv Felicia Anderson, Tanya Narcisse, Lorri Mosely, and Jennifer Yowman. ?OHSUEZF H10 CDFUEEOCDEH WWCHCPU Morning Summit OEA students are, standing last row, Madeline Scott, Jackie Newton, Anita Veltz, Donna Scypion, Starla Reed, Missy Flanigan, Wayne Freeman, Stanford Gunner, Doug Preston, Larry Wilkinson, Gary Oliver, Huy Pham, Ricky Bush, Michael Levy, sponsor, Craig Belaire; front and middle rows. Mrsi Jessie Preston, sponsor, Ledetra Thomas, Pat Lowe, Monique Guidry, Ur- sula Andres. Brian Enurque, Charlotte Hamid, Yvette Andres, Tracy Shaw, Doug Sanford, Julia Davis, Wilbert Johnson, Joycell Hollins, Rhonda Rollins, Deidre Jackson, Pansy Sinegal, Tracie Guidry, Tho Ngyuen; kneeling, Vera Dixon, Gabiella Jackson, Leticia Jones, Karla Patin, Paula Young, Regina Drake, The Poindexter, Duyen Tran, Tuala Rochelle, Demetra King, Richard Celestine. Evening Summit OEA students are, standing last row, Frank Johnson. Susan Hall. Adam Cohen, Terry Parker, Ronnie Haliburton, Bart Bnrlowiak, Edward L hateliiin Chris Johnson Keith Thomas; second row Jerrod Snwell Angela Johnson Robin Re ynolds. Kevin Hardy Deane Thorneli Julie Stutzenhaker Beth Bass VIckie Reaux G neg Munis Michelle Smith RandyWingaIs. David Bryan; sponsor Mrs. Jessie Preston Chris DeMas Nancy Jackson Brian Hall Michelle Kyles iherika Buchanan Teresa R ihens Deiena Wolfe Rhonda l ange Deborah Pearman Tonya Jones Yolanda Williams. Mrs. Marty Sims sponsor; fourth ruw Aliria Beverly Patrice Hardy Nyana Brisme. Dedra Gilbert Latrme Mack Rene Lynch, Marie Simuns Tim Neveaux John Henderson Brian Blancu Todd Lange; fifth row, Kathy Green, Stokloy Thomas. Anita Mormw, Vanessa Coleman, Elaine Greer, Jackie Roy. Fran Larocca. Anthony Macalusu. Bi Nguyen, Edgar Miller; from, Alfred Sanford, Chris Defrancis, Rudney White. and Craig BelaiI-e, sponsor. 50 U.I.IA. Drama participants. Lop row, Larry Ratcliff, Jeffery Lewis, Anthony Allen, Eric Kyles; second row, Tina Minnex, Rhonda Rollins, Ledetria Thomas, Cynthia Shields; third row, James Brown, William Isadore, Kenneth Normand. Terrance Thomas, Derrick James; fourth raw, Willie Young, Brian Guice, James Payne, Derrick Goudeau, wdro mezmwow Forensic Club members are, top row, Corey Scypion, Valencia Gibson, Trona Benson, Twila McDaniel; bottom row, Latasha Mayan, Daphany Coleman, Kathy Henderson. UIL Literary Meet Ms Fournet and Alvin Henlon prepare refreshments for the literary activities. Esseline Knox won Fust place district in ninth grade spelling Art Masters .z i0 . , A ,7 Members of the An Masters include, top row, Danny Rezendez, Sponsor, Mrs. Higgins, Hilton Chretian, and Jimmy Fairly; second row, Kevin Jones, Randy Levy, and Anthony Miles; bottom row, Charlotte Green and Bridgette Poterie. Danny Rezendez begins drawing for football game. Earl Tezeno draws letters for pep rally posters. 52 Coeds and Esoterics 'wcalf awn. i . 24w Members 0f Coeds include, top row, sponsor, Mrs. Thomas, Kathleen Guidry, Patrica Orphy, Valerie Milstead, Lela Rubin, Rachel Ealy, and Mary Jones; second row, Martini Duncan, Patricia Moore, Carolyne Johnson, Christina May, and Rolunda Arcaneaux; Bottom row, Phyllis Harmon, Kimberly Jones, Cheryl Dupree, Sophia Moucon, Portia Robertson, and Shawn Vaughn. Members of the Esoterics include; Top row, Michelle Robertson, Tavia Butler, Melinda Washington, Cyn- thia Shields, and Renee Drake; second row, Alicia Petry, Carla Owens, Joan Williams, Charlotte Green, and Evonne Armstrong; bottom row, Lynette Jacquet, Genelle Eckford, Leora Jacquet, and Karen Dennis. 53 54 Executives and Senior Masters Executives include, top row, Eric Smith, Antone Goudeaux, Kevin Bush, Sam Jackson, Errol Scypion, Craig Shields, Joseph Johnson; second row. Wayne Wise, Norman Fontnene, Kevin Hanchett, Keith York, Gene Winston; third row, sponsor, Mr. Miller, Craig Hanks, Mark Bernard, Thomas McZeal. Senior Masters include, mp, Byron Fender; second row, Adrian Stafford, Raynard Shields; third row, Reao Keller, Anthony Reed; bot- tom, Tony Frank Lincoln High Choir Lincoln Choir members include, top row, Ronald Porter, Mary Jones, LaShea Williams, Jeremiah Pryor, LaWanda Keller, Felecia Gallemine, Patrick Sanders; second row, Elijah Cole, Shajuana Cole, Floyd Auzenne, Cynthia Shields, William Isadore, Sebrina Kinlaw, Twianns Wilson; third row, Yolanda Young, Brian Guice, Sandra Dixon, Emma Parker, Joan Sanders, Anthony Frazier; front row, John Fonlenette, Melissa Lee, Ava Ardoin, Douglas Willis, Carmelita Harris, Gwendolyn Williams, and Kenneth Guica Douglas Willis, Brian Guice, Elijah Cole, John Fontenette, along with Ronald Johnson, not pictured, are members of the AllvRegion 55 Honeybees Mehbers,o I r' neyb qu ,. , ow, '2 jlle d, ' . 5 na A V rlot . chf,Tonja Avery; Anjta Morrow, an Lisa G dn ;-second on :,Tat e Hento Ford Lynette Harrison, an- ubm nRounau-e third row, Deh P rev- Dorsey, Youlonda Collins Sandra Pillette, and AhgelaJVIinn f r Porterie, Rochelle Barnes, Cynthia Clayton, Twy'l a Rochene. C this White; aboot Carolyn Warrick, Karena Brazle. Laura Welch 331d Prenell Norwood N 13 ,- ' ollim, yn Sinegal, Anara sse, m Loften, - W : Young, Strinda Lon- ly, ' , ontnette, Derrel ow, V In Davis, unneQOuman, Honeybee Leaders are, back row, Fomella Davis, Laura Welch, Yvonne Yuuman; mid- dle, Karena Brazle; seated, Prenell Norr wocd, and Carolyn Warrick. Pollenettes and Flag Corps Members of the Polonettes include bottom row, Tonya Lewis. Denise Washingum, Freda Atkins, Gwen Williams; second row, Tonya Green, Roshanda Seals, Dana Adams, Nikki Keller, Evette Broussard, Attionette Paris; third row, Lorna Vital, Claudette Davis, Dana LaSaim, Latorshia Paris, Sherrie Vallee, Marilyn Parker; fourth row, Shawana Cole, Ava Ardoin, Johanna Juneau, Stacy McGinnis, Janis Holmes, JoEll Milo, Yolanda Jenkins, Janet Booth, Kim Parker; fifth row, sponsor, Mrs. Bobb, Angela Reno, Nico Richardson, Rhonda Conner, Sue Bayard, Madelyn Robertson, Nicole Jones, Benise Clay, Sheryl Sinegal, and Valencia Brown. Flag Corp members are Shawna Ed- wards, Paula Young, Lela Rubin, Lois; Small. and Jackie Roy. 57 58 Varsity Cheerleaders w 3----n-I N. : ,mna 7. ,4tlJi'1 . First Row 7 Shawn Vaughn, Felicia Anderson, Kim Jones. Second Row 7 Ursula Washington, Ingrid Franklin. Third Row 7 Bar bum Hunt, Edwina Byrd, Mrs. Felder, Valencia Gibson, Phyllis Harmon J unior Varsity Cheerleaders ' 3.----- mm?!- VN First Row 7 Sonya Landry, Shawn Parker, Andrea Bobb, Second Row 7 Jill Minard, Rhonda Rollins, Sara Prevost. Third Row 7 Tina Minnix, Kathy Morris, Mrs. Felder, Bridgette Slaughter. Majorettes Standing; Tamale Harmon, Rochelle Ford, Sonya Guidry Kneeling: Benita Wilkerson; Patrice Martin Sharon Dorsey, Angela Jones, Jenelln Scott, Regina McCray. 59 Band Band members include, top row, Darrel Zenon, Micheal Levy, Kenneth Guice, Clinton Jones, Glen Fields; second row, Janice Morgan, Tawana Smith, Jacqueline Newton, Karen Johnson, Carmelita Harris, Yvonne Jones, Kimberly Hypolite, Nichelle Brooks, Alicia Gunner, Donna Anderson; third row, Willie Broussard, Karen Ogletree, Rosetta Bertie, Tam Moore, Coretta Chre- tien,Demet1-a King, Tracey Barnes, Michelle Dixon; from row, Angela Jones, Sharon Dorsey, Bernadette Bob, and Valerie Levy. Other members are, top row Dennis Viltz, Joseph Young, Brian Scruggs, Henry Jones, Michael Pitre. Claude Shedrick, Paul Holland, Troy Polk Herbert Griffin; second row Demetria Yowman, Penny Prater Shaniqua Johnson. Dallas Baker, Robert Linden, Floyd Hill, William Sostand Jerrold Scott; third row, Sophia Mauton, Rhonda Scott, Marvin Polk Willie Young, Derrick Holland, Ransom Howard, Jimmy Scott front row, Valerie Milstead, Patrice Sparks, Jeanella Scott, and Regina McCray Shaniqua and Paul after performing at a foot- ball game. Micheal Pitre practices his all-region selections. J The band marches for halftime at the fuothall games. . v u fOTOIQ. Wayne Wise and Nichelle Brooks prepare for a concert. 61 Above: Evonne Armstrong prepares for UIL Feature Writing activitiesl Right: Charlotte Green visits the Port Arthur News. Ms. Fnurnet helped the yearbook staff with her typing skills Right: Demetra Small, Lydia Curtis, and Sandra Juhnson take part in UIL activities. Karena Brazle, yearbook editor, makes out the photography schedule Yearbook staffers begin to relax after a day of taking club pictures. Back row: Deidra Armstrong, Sandra Johnsun, Rachel Ealy; second row: Charolette Green; third row: Melda Auzenne and Valencia Gibson; seated; Charlotte Green. Photography editor Sandy Johnson, Mrs. Blackburn, and Coach Washington celebrate finally getting a picture of the football team. Seniors Deidra Armstrong and Charlotte Green place group picture schedules in the teachersf boxesv Publications 63 Bee Gazette Editor ...................... Renee Drake Managing Editor . . .Martini Duncan Sports Editors ................ James Green, Martini Duncan Page Editors ................. Myrtle Burton, Evonne Armstrong Dedra Lavallais, Tavia Butler Sophia Mouton, Theo Henton, Anthony Reed Copy Editor .............. Adrienne Knatt Typists ..... . . Tina Clay, Lydia Curtis Photographers . . . Sharon Thomas, Alvin Henton Reporters ............. . . All Journalism students Steven Kelly takes notes in Mrs. Blackburrfs class. Felicia Anderson and Valencia Gibson plan for next yeafs book. Bumblebee Editor ........... . . Assistant Editor ....... Managing Editor ........ Treasurer ........ Advertising Manager Office Manager V . . . Sports Editors .......... Organization and Activity Editor ......... Faculty and Administration Editor . . . Photography Editor ..... Photographers .......... Layout Artist ........... Typists ................ Classes section assistanta .............. , . Karena Brazle Valencia Gibson Chhrlotte Green . . John Fontnette . . Calvin Gordon . Deidra Armstrong James Green, Melda Auzenne Rachel Ealy Charlotte Green Sandra Johnson Theo Hemon James Green, Evonne Armstrong Jarrod Green, Wilbert Dixon Felix McCann Antoinette Henry Ms. Foumet Felicia Anderson, Demetra Small, Joell Milo, Kim Scott Eric Kyles, Stanford Gunner, and Sebrina Shields represent the yearbook in their homerooms. Terrance Gray, art student, shows how yearbook posters are made. SW Anthony Reed thinks of a better way. Adrienne Knan proof- readsapage. Yearbook representatives Lorri Mosely and Jen- nifer Yowman glance through old yearbooks in Journalism room 65 Members of the Bumblebee and Bee Gazette staffa include, back row, Theopholis Henton, Wilbert Dixon, Kish Powell, Anthony Reed, John Fontenette, Alton Dupar: Second Row, Felicia Anderson, Carla Moore, Antoinette Henry, Dedra Lavallais, Joell Milo, Kim Scott, Sandra Johnson, Demetra Small; Front Row, Carla Owens, Valencia Gibson, Melda Auzenne, Rachel Ealy, Tavia Butler, and Sharon Thomas Student Body President, Anthony McDanie! makes a list of fall ac- Roshanda Seals and Madelyn Robertson review notes during fifth t1v1t1es,along wnh the help M James Green. period, .g. , Kish Powell works on posters advertising the yearbook, Calvin Gordon. advertising manager, addresses and stamps billing envelopes. Sophia Mouton memorizes the duties of the editor while Troy Evonne Armstrong, photographer, lists pic- BFGOkSCliPS articles, tures to be taken. 67 Ursula Miller and Felicia Fontenot prepare a uRoving Reporter feature for the Bee Gazelle. L 'I James Pete, Sophia Mouton, Alvin Hentcn and Sandra Pillette clip newspapers during lab fith period Renee Drake and Cortina Clay push: up the dummy for newspaper number four R tClM 't' FTA 'thth epor er ara core m ervnewa presl en n ony Alvin Henton,Lydia Curtis,and Dellarie Nelson study the newspaper. 68 CaV-OIL-cade Rachel Ealy, Lincoln seniur Key Clubber, represents the Part Arthur Kiwanis Club as a CaerIlrcade princess. What does one expect after munching all those goodies at the CawOIL-cade teas and parties. Christmas once again . . . Above: The Woodrow Wilson choir, directed by Mrs. V. Green, performs at the Beehive Christmas assembly. Left: Choir member Wayman Cockwell performs. .,. i i ! 3 I . 1 Felicia LaPointe points out the beauty of Mrs. Avilak door. Monica Johnson and Debbie Johnson Catch the Christmas spirit as they adv mire Miss Felder's doorl 70 Selena Slaughwr performs Michael Levy tries out for Frostcapades, Jarrod Green's poster advertises for Fmstcapades Students help with the sound equipment. Ronald Johnson, Elijah Cole, and Jeremiah Pryor relaxing before the show begins. Dancers audition for the show, 71 Black History Month The choir portrayed different employees in the Black History Amembly . Dr. Richard Price gets acquainted with Ronald Porter and Emma Parker, soloists for the program, Jeremiah Pryor and Troy Brooks are in costume for Students participate in preparing bulletin boards in celebration of Black the Black History Assembly, History Month. Dr. Mitchell, Dr. Price, and Mrs. Perrot talk after the Black Sophia Mouton and Myrtle Burton learn about black History Assembly. leaders. 72 AWARDS DAY Charlotte Green wins the Best Staffer Award presented by The Port Arthur News each year to a journalism student. Rachel Ealy is happy about several scholarship ' I I awar s. Phaedra Mayfield and Christina May win awards Brett Whitley accepts the National for outstanding service. Schnlar Athlete Award from the US. Army. Junior class favorites include, back row, Ronald Johnson, Perry Judgeware, Tom Brannon, Estelle McCarter, Jarrod Green, Bernadette Bob; front row, Joseph Newcost, Sonya Guidry, Kevin Barnes, Rochelle Ford, and Stephanie Hall. VFIW Valencia Gibson Miss Bumblebee Mrs. DeRon, junior English teacher, enjoys class 210 tivities with her students, Rosetta Bertie, Rochelle Ford. and Sonja Guidry. Rosetta Bartie Miss Intellectual Jesse Cole and Ransom Howard prepare decorations Juniors decorate the cafeteria Cortina Clay Curley Benscn and Angela Jones 75 x Felicia Anderson and Ronald Johnson enjoy prom night. Juniors relax after helping with prom preparations. Fabian Minaxd takes a break. Valencia Gibson gets ready for the dance. 76 Felicia helps out. FRESHMEN CLASS FAVORITES 3? ? VC : Nicole Green Miss Versatile Jill Minard Miss Beautiful Back, Todd Vaughn, Bridget Slater, Byron Anderson, Jill Minard, Charles Franklin; front, Nicole Green. Tina Minnex. and Penny Prator Bridget Slater Miss Talented Sophomore Class Favorites Mrsl Avila pins ribbon on Rhonda Rollins, who was Chose M'ss Congeniality. Sophomores 100k on as class favorites receive ribbons. Charles Sanders, Greg Davis, Rhonda Rollins, Damon James, Derrick James, Cynthia Clayton, and Jonathan Mayes are named Sophomore class favorites. Mrs. DeRon has the honor of pinning Damon James Mr. Congeniality. Katrina Evans wins Miss Bumblebee and Derrick James is named Mr. Cooperative. 78 Senior Assembly 1 L133 Marilyn Guidry poses after the assembly. Seniors prepare for the assembly. Portia Robinson presents the gavel w Jen- nifer Yowman Seniors enjoy the program. Martini Duncan and Greg Hill give the last will and testament. Shaniqua Juhnson sings at the seniur ceremonies. Wayne Wise presents the senior gift to Dr. Mitchell. Seniors sing the class song. 79 51 L name Jac uet 03 d e k. - y 11 p es unngsemorw e . , I Carolyn Johnson and Selena Slaughter look over campaign posters for next year's president Frank Leblanc is hap- py to be a senior. .x The Senior Assembly is a great success Billy Prevost does some last minute reading for Mrs. Blackburn Senior Stand-outs 80 Baby Contest Winners Wren snuovzs 33 Danny Antione and Edwina Byrd Dellarie Nelson and Carolyn Johnson Charlotte Green, Most Dimpled. run: 1.211;..M1 .59.?- 71m; 9 $ Baby Contest winners pose after results are announced Karena Brazle 81 Students Aid Faculty, Staff Benice Clay and Camella OBrien assist Mm Mitchell Michele Kyles always lends a helping hand. Student Council in Action Above: Portia Robinson and Brice Goudeaux work on the blood drive. Right: Anthony McDaniel performs duties as Student Body President. Jeffery Lewis hands a program to Mayor Sadler at the upening of school ceremonies held at Lincoln 83 IT ARTHUR 33 Charlotte Green and Deidre Armstrong visit The Port Ar- thur News Alton Dupar pauses on the way w the gym w interview Coach Washington. Mrs. Blackburn gives assignments to J amen Pete and Dellarie Nelson. Fine Arts Activities Lisa Joubert and James Pete at the choir dance. Eric Kyles and Tina Minnex are stars. The Beat It group from the play The River Niger. Alice Gomes dances the night away. Brian Guise, Rhonda Rollins, Derrick James, and Cynthia Shields in action 85 86 Craig Shields and Ingrid Franklin Kim Jones Evonne Armstrong and Laura Welch Shaniqua J ohnson Miss Lincoln The Twirlers Phyllis Harmon and Kevin Bush Mrs. DeRon welcomes James Smith back from the University of Texas Christmas H 1 I S TMAS I N . .7 an '4 w a . . , .. , y Leroy Dennis takes some time off WI-h b . r : g .. r f , . . . . .- uh from his responsnbxlmes m the ed f ce Woodrow Wilsonh choir performs for the Christmas assembly. arm or 5 B7 Future Business Leaders of America FBLA members include, back row, Michelle Robertson, Patricia Hall, Masha Roy, Patrick Washington, Jamie Lawrence, Annissa Mayfield; front, Kim Cooper, Bernadette Bob, Sophia Moutnn, LaTasha Mayan, Felicia Jones, and Viola Robertson. FBLA members celebrate the Christmas season They are Viola Robertson, Sophia Moumn, Bernadette Bobb, Annissa Mayfleld, and Tanya Thompson National Honor Society and J unior Honor Society Mrs. Clay, Benice Clay, Mr. Clay, Michelle Leopold, and Mrs. Jeffery Lewis and Carla Davis plan activities. Leopold pose after the NHS installation Members of The National Junior Honor Society include: back, Sonya Landry, Murray Davis, Jeffery Lewis, James Payne, Shawn Parker and Mrs Baxtkowiak, sponsor; front, Vera Dixon, Harold Gray, Joycell Hollina, Derrick James, Kenyatta Braggs, and Leticia J ones. Left: Michelle Leopold, Jeffery Lewis, Rosetta Williams, Harold Gray, Viola Robertson, and Carla Davis discuss ideas at a meeting. Future Homemakers of America FHA members include: Back, Cynthia Clayton, Janet Porterie, Cathy Granger, Stephanie Hall, Wenetta Trainer; front, Nancy Jones, Lynette Jacquet, Leora Jacquet, Mahalia Jones, and sponsor, Cindy Griffm, Ms. Griffm and Wenetta Trainer prepare Easter eggs for the children at the day-care center, Theresa Clayton and Mahalia Jones prepare Easter baskets for the children. 90 Janet Porterie and Cathy Granger make cookies for faculty during FHA Wee k. Theresa, Lynette, and Mahalia enjoy FHNs award-winning scrapbooks. Above: FHA provides refreshments for faculty meeting dur- ing FHA week. Left: FHA honors the basketball team. 91 ABRAHAM HIGH 5 LINCOLN ZHOOL BlMBlLBf Lr1 a ..z.m2i11vargzw 4 4 9 Above: King, Kevin Bush and Queen, Barbara Hunt. Right: Prince and Princess, Danny Antoine and Kathleen Guidry. 96 Principal, DL Verlie Mitchell, crowns Kevin Bush as king of the Senior Prum. Above: Prince, John Gardiner and Princesg, Kimberly Jones. Left: Prince, Greg Hill and Princess, Shaniqua Johnson. 97 Above: Duke. Hosea Brown and Duchess, Shawn Vaughn. Right: Duke, Samuel Jackson and Duchess, Karetta Brazle. 98 Above: Chamberlain, Troy Sinegal and Lady-in-Waiting, An- dolyn Ranking Right: Chamberlain, Timothy Hall and Lady-in-Waiting, Yvonne Yowman. Seniors Do It Right Anthony Reed, Monica Keel, Christina May, Debra Hayes, Eddie Maya, and Marie McClain. Anthony Reed, Eddie Mays, Gregory Taylor, Monica Keal, Debra Hayes, Christina May, and Errol Scypion Rolunda McDaniel Temora Thomas, Karen Evans, Deidra Armstrong, and Marilyn Guidry. Dethra Beckett 100 Above left: The gang smiles for one last picture Above right: Seniors march out of the auditorium after the assembly. Left: Dwight. Willis and Marcus Jones will soon leave for college on scholarships, Seniors celebrate the end of their school career. 101 Seniors Last at 102 Enjoy Year 1n 0 C .m L 103 Danny Antoine Rickey Antoine Rolanda Arceneaux Deidra Armstrong Evonne Armstrong Peter Auzenne N Grant Bazile Deathra Beckett Mark Bernard Roosevelt Board 104 Karetta Brazle Morris Broussard Willie Broussard U 1 1- Wanda Brown F 'a Hosea Brown If J Myrtle Burton Kevin Bush r Tavia Butler Edwina Byrd Denise Carter Jacqueline Carter 105 106 Kermit Casimere EVA Crystal Collins Rudy Comeaux Pauline Como Reginald DeCuire Karen Dennis Christopher Dorsey Michael Dorsey Sandra Dorsey Vanessa Elmore Jimmy Fainley Normand Fontenot Evonne Armstrong talks with a student from Baytown at a jour- nalism meeting in Pasadena. 107 108 John Fontnette Lynette Ford Darren Francis Tony Frank 7' :1' Ingrid F ranklin Anthony Frazier Litha Gaskill Doris Gipson Antone Goudeaux Hayward Green Priscilla Green Sherry Green Gregory Griffin 109 110 Debra Hayes Sonya Hulin Barbara Hunt Sandra Johnson works on a story in Journalism I Lynette J acquet Leora Jacquet Vickie J ames Daniel Johnson J oseph Johnson Sandra J ohnson Shaniqua J ohnson Tony Johnson F Clinton Jones Dennis Jones Kimberly Jones Marcus Jones 111 112 Nancy Jones Warren Jones Gregory Joseph Sabrina Kinlaw Shandreal LaPoint Jamie Lawrence Wanda Linton Paul Martin Christina May Phaedra Mayfield LaTasha Mayon Marie McClain Anthony McDaniel Rolunda McDaniel Kevin Millender Martini Duncan and Dennis Jones are happy seniors. Valerie Milstead Joe Mitchell Jerry Moore Patricia Moore Janice Morgan 113 114 Natha Nance ' ,. x , Patrice Orphy wackgrounm and Estelle McCarter copy infor- Dellarie Nelson mation in the library. Prenell Norwood Larry Oderbert .fk He rbert Otis Carla Owens Emma Parker Byron Pender Billy Prevost Elijah Queen Anndolyn Rankins Sandra Pillette Kish Powell Byron Queen Senior executive committee members Portia Robinson, Martini Duncan, and Tim Hall discuss prom plans with Mrs Foumet, their sponsor. 115 116 v Joseph Reed Danny Resendez Carl Roberts Portia Robinson , 5w Lela Rubin Errol Scypion David Semien Raynard Shield Craig Shields Cynthia Shields Mark Sigur Audrey Sims Andrew Sinegal Walter Sinegal Eric Smith V : Trent Smith Adrian Stafford Senior Jerome Stevenson advises junior Kathy Granger to try Jerome Stephens the cold lunch. Demetra Stevenson Gregory Taylor Earl Tezeno Jack Thomas 117 118 Ricky Thomas N Yhanh Tran Wilma Walls Melinda Washington Paula Washington Laura Welch . Charles Whitley Gery Whitley Benita Wilkerson Dennis Williams Angie Wilson Jackie Wilson Elnora Wiltz Keith York Yvonne Yowman Keith Zeno LaWonda Drake Rudy Comeaux goes through the English wing on the way to lunch. 119 W M; A ? Marilyn Arnold Felicia Allen Anderson Anderson . 44 f .1 . W , , Valencia Gipson, Sheraldlyn Charles, and Melda Auzenne help the m photographer use the rest ofhis film. n W . Yvette Mark Melda Andres Askew Auzenne A! N AR. , r Leonard Eleanor Vanessa Kevin Rosetta Bernadette Babineaux Baker Balloue Barnes Bartie Bob x W1; gW z; W W 'l I 4y W , 'x. x ,1 L y . Fka c ,l 1C? Tommy Patrina Estella Donzell Karen Louis Bronnon Briscoe Brooks Brown Brown Brown Marshall Delander Toni Norris Harold George Broussard Bmussard Broussard Bush Campbell Cartwright 122 Picfuro No? AvaH-Ho g0 N X ' w L I Burnis Sheraldlyn Glenda Paul Cortina Arstell Chambers Charles Chilo Clark Clay Clayton i i x E. J. Stephanie Collins, Jr. Collins g Michelle David Kim Curtis Timmy Joseph Como Cook Cooper Lydia Deblanc Doffeny Sharon Herchel Roland Alton Lois Morris Dorsey Dugas Dumas Dupar Dixon Edwards Shawana Glen Elizabeth Felicia Steven Rachel Edwards Fields Fontenov. Fontenot Fontenot Fontenot 123 :9? Bennie Vera Valencia Charlotte Green Foreman Gipson G ibson 5.3. a? - X Yulander Toad Lisa Catherine Eric Terrence Gordon Goudeaux ranger G ranger ray wg x Kw . Lxl ,xquy WNITX ! , Q h Herbert Anthony J ames J arrod Kathy Melvin Griffin Green Green Green Green Green V Elaine Margaret Sonya Glenn Lathrista Deborah Greer Guidry Guidry Guilbeau Guillory Gunner W . ,z g 2 Rochelle Standford Stephanie Michael Nathaniel Regina Gunner Gunner Hall Hardy Harmon Harrison 124 Lonnie Rochelle Donzell Antoinette Birdell Paul Hawkins Haynes Henton Henry Hines Holland RAM Antonella Ransom J emme Kimberly Yolanda Isaac Holloway Howard Hudson Hypolite J ackson J ames art: m. w ' 57 '1 . , . x , x4 Joseph Angela Chrismpher Moses Ronald Tony January Johnson Johnson Johnson, J1: Johnson Johnson 1, ix Angela Lemuel Reynaldo Jones Jones Jones 5' Sandra Theron Sonya Jones Jones Jordan Juniors Lois Small and Shawana Edwards, who constantly work together in flag corps, also promote school spirit by autographing the correct sign. 125 .0' 1-4 a anil- o .- .- . Wanda Lisa Perry J oeeph J ouben J udgeware Junior Rochelle Ford, feature twirler for the band, entertains the fans at halftime and demonstrates the talent which won her a superior rating in district contest. rm Samuel Cleveland Lawanda J uneau Keal Keller X 1 Tonja Eric Donzell Kalton Shirley Steve Keller Kyles LaBrie Levine Lawdins Lawrence 'x E 4 , I h x I Angela Arthur Rhonda Tina Chad Lenore Lewis Lewis Linton Martin i , Patrice Estelle Kristina James Michael Fabian Martin McCarter McElroy Melancon Miles Minard 126 a X Carla Anita Lorri Moore Morrow Mosely r? Arstell Clayton studies the beard to determine which materials he should get out in Mrs. DeRonh junior English class while Birdell Hines is lost in thought, Tracy Tanya Rosita Mosely Narcisse Nellison Joseph Bich Thuy Yen Darryl Camella Newcost Nguyen Nguyen Nguyen Nico O'Brien 1f x x I . x x Karla James Nuong Vui Michael Roxanna Patin Pete Pham Pham Pitre Polidore WK; It'- A Jennifer Willa Paula Jacqueline Porter Porter Prevost Provost Puge Charles Ellery Alvena Reginald Ronald Rice Robin Reynolds Richard Rogers Roy Sampson Patrick Gaye Alfred J immy Brian Sanders Sanderson Sanford Scott Scruggs .m mm! RN: Claude Amanda Sabrina Tina Thryllel Enema Shedrick Shields Shields Simon Skillman Small Jerrod Re inald V t' Sowell Stgwart 5536:3522, Twitlers Scnya Guidry, Sharon Dorsey, and Angela Jones smile for passersby at the Lincoln-West Brook game. 128 $2 xx Vontrella Nathaniel Patricia Kathy Tate Taylor Taylor Thomas Helen Wenetta Tam Tobe Trainer Tran f V 7 xX frk KN . J k2, 1x . Lisa Lana Shandra Darrel Trena Edwin Troy Turner Twine Valcin Vincent Washington Herman Roy Washington Weldon B 21 P l Dou 1213 J uniors Moses Johnson and Roland Dumes take advantage of the W:?Yiznfs Wiggins Wilglis library's resources to prepare reports for Mrs. DeRon's class. 129 44 James Aqua Araina Paula Jennifer Darrell Wilson Wiltz Young Young Yowman Zenon Willie Snowden h . X IR h v v .: x , h Iola h Williams Like other conscientious juniors, Hope Coleman works steadily to complete her Junior Reginald Stewart puts the finishing touches on , 4 lesson m the hbrary, shelves he made in Mr. Odom's machine woodworking class. Lh .x Members of Mrsh DeRun's seventh period English class are obviously enjoying some of their favorite passages in Richard Wrighths autobiography, Black Bay. 130 Wenetta Trainer, junior, catches up On some reading in the library during lunch time. . Junior James Green, sports editor of the Bee Gazette and of the Bumblebee, makes arrangements to spend a half day at the sports depart menl of the Port Arthur News. Juniors James Pete and Tina Clay clip newspapers for the Bee Gazette files while other staff members file photographs. Vontrella Tate performs for the football team during a Friday afternoon pep rally in the boysh gym. Tanya Narcisse Tonja Keller and Jennifer owman 131 A WWI: . Donald Anthony Adams Allen Ursula Andres 1 Sharon Antoine Gerald Armstrong Tonja Avery XE Leanna Balka W g X Thenom Blaze J osette Bontun Bessie Benitez Patrick Brown K Michelle Charlot Brian Rita Carter Celestine F Cynthia Clayton, Anuroy Ford, Rosalind Sinegal, Yolanda Collins, and Kimberly Lofton wear appropriate attire for 505 Day. '5 Mark Batiste Ron Bazile John Bell Ramona Beckett Kenyatta Irenetta Jerome Sherman Bordelon Braggs Briscoe Bromley Quinntella Sherika Aaron Ira town Buchannan Campbell Carter James Clayton Cynthia C layton k Q Q . Yolanda Sharon Carla Gordon Collins Cooper Davis Davis xQV. , LA nQV Gregory Ivory Wanda Davis Delafosse Desselles X , Q Q Ursula Andres tries to explain to Tonja Avery how keep- Mlgheal MREhBHE Yam ing a neat locker really helps a person get no class on Dixon Dlxun Dlxon - . :1 me Q Q?! Strinda Tammie Alonzo Jim Tiffany Tommy Glenn Dorsey Dugas Eaglin Edwards Edwards Edwards Etienne kw , Q Katrina Micheal Anisaa Evans Fields Fontenette 1 Chris Valsin stops on his way 1.0 the concession stand to watch an exciting play in the LincoIn-WestBrook game. Donald Todd Frank Gaines 3 . 1 nu Felicia Cheryl Tanya J effery J uana Mia Harold Gallentine Gamer Gipson Glover Gonzales Gordon Gray F F n . x 4 Danette Brian Donald Monique Stephanie J oseph Ronnie Greer Guice Guidry Guidry Guilbeau Guillory Hailburton n Keith Victoria Tyron Henry Lena Linetta Hall Hamilton Hanks Harris Harris Harrison ' KI Jennifer Leslie Henderson Henton J oycell Herman William Deidra Hollins Hope Isdore J ackson xix . , Tualla Rochelle participates in homecoming week by Gabriella Donna Damon Derrick dressing in correct style for 50's Day. Jackson Jacob James James um . : A Debbie Jerry Monica Johnson Johnson J ohnson , I a 1! , 'x I : , . I . I Wham special plan are sophomore Lynette Harrison and freshman Valencia Brown making to liven up the pep rally? Sandra Darlanka Derrick Johnson Jones Jones wk ' Z ! Emery Felisia Leticia Sonja Stephanie Tina Vicki Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Junes William Yvonne Kenneth Doreenia Demetra Darren Jones Jones Keel ' Kennerson King Kinlaw Michele Sonya Felicia Anthony Ronald Michelle Micheal Kyles Landry LaPointe Lavallais Levine Leopold Levy Arton Jeffery Robert Archie Kimberly Patricia Lewis Lewis Linden Lofton Lofton L Lowe IX x Lattice Michael Chandra Mack Marshall Mayfield N Coach Lindsey's second period history class studies prehismric man. I - ; J onathan Roy Samatha Mays Metoyer Metoyer Q. Gregory Katherine Morris Morris E James Charles Angela Norma Memter McElroy Minnex Mitchell 37:; mm x Elpidio Jacquelin Kenneth Nancie Ne wton Normand Nguyen 1 Lawrence Ozane r 3 Sam Morris N ajera Felicia J ames Dierdra Patton Payne Pete Pillette '1 w; L k A y ,. , ?XX- ! x Alisa Marcus Ivan Darrel Denise Keshia Larry Pitre Pitre Porter Porterie Prevost Prevost Provost M ML! Moncia Shepard Larry Starla Rennert Mia Viola Queen Randle Ratcliff Reed Scott Rezendes Robertson u Ix Tualla Mia Rhonda Ramona Anna Robin Jacquelin Rochelle Rogers Rollins Rougeau Ross Round tree Roy Charles Edward Sanders Sanders Viola Robertson, Felicia Jones, and Annissa Mayfield enjoy the festivities of the FBLA Christmas party ' Arthur Jerrold Do na 11 Scott Scott Scypion W 1! Andre': Shields Murphy Penis Pansy Rosalind Terry Karen Simon Sims Sinegal Sinegal Sinegal Sonnier r1 h: .1 Demetm Tswana Tyra J avier Leonard Lisa Maria Small Smith Smith Solis Sowell St, Cyre SOUS Valarie Debbie Sherlyn Shelly Stewart Sylvester I I Seventh period finds students of different grade levels working together to in '9x produce that perfect sound. Freshman Karen Ogletree Uronn joins ' sophomores Demetra King, Michelle Dixon, and Tracie Guidry, Jimmie Ledetria Nathaniel Taylor Thomas Thomas 1 . V V Rachel Terrance Anthony Jamesetta Lounita Cuc Thomas Thomas Tobe Towers Trahan Tran z I Chris Jimmy Yuel Dennis Rodric Ronnie Valsin ansin Valsin Viltz Wallace Wallace . ., . V i xx . ' ,. 4 ! 7. I1 Felicia Deanna Kerry Michelle Patrick Kavin Cynthia Warrick Washington Washington Washington Washington Watson White Warrick Allen Joan John Rosetta White Williams Williams Williams Williams X Clifford Bymn vaonne Joseph Alethea Demetra Barbara Wise Wolf Woodard Young Yowman Yowman Zachary '1! Clifford Edwards Sophomore Greg Davis, chaplain of the Student Congress, goes to lunch late because he has worked in the Activities office. Monday mornings are difficult for Scott Wells; however, with the help of the Lincoln family he is able to make his way through his morning classes and is awake by noon Felicia Patton, Arthur Scott, Terrance Thomas, Stephnine Jones, and Ramona Beckett Honeybee Denise Provost practices a dance study Biology I in Coach Leopold's seventh period class, routine in first period physical education class. 141 EQ$ Nadria Dana Lisa yron Abdullah Adams Aikels Anderson '7 Craig Ricky Ava Freeda Anderson Andersen Ardoin Atkins Johanna Juneau prepares her lesson in Coach Hamilton's science c ass. Steven Timothy Dallas Lisa Atkins Babino Baker Banks Brenda Sue Kenneth Trana Gerald Warren Andrea J anet Barlow Bayard Benjamin Benson Bill Blanchette Bobb Booth A Yolanda Leo Katie Willielois Christopher Nichele Evette Valencia Boudoin Braxton Brazle Breaux Broaden B rocks Bmussard Brown :V g, u - n o , Lundn Ronald Antonio Luis Roxanne Stephen Coretta Butler Canmbell Carter Castillo Castillo Charles Charles Chretien VA 1 - Benise Elijah ShaJuana April Daphne Zeneta Rhonda Shelia Clay Cole Cole Coleman Coleman Comeaux Conner Conway 144 Gary Twana Dixon Doffeny kl Monica Vickie Flanagan Fleming Anthony Franklin i Derrick Darrell Goudeaux Granger Carl Palacia Greene Guillory Michelle Harmon Edward Harkless J Ema: J eremy Claudette J mes Floyd August Dabney Davis DeJean Dempsey Dergent DeWalt F ? J K Larry William Tonya Harry J immy Shelanda Domingue Duncan Eckford Edwards Edwards Farwards A John Bobby y Amanda Regina Wendy Fontenette Fontenot Fontenot Fox Francis Francis Cleveland Ernest Derrick Alice Calvin Marvin ipson Gipson Giron Games Gordon Goudeau e a x ' A I n . Bobby Carl Dorothy Edward Nicole Tonja Gray Gray Green Green Green Green P a 1 Alicia Rose Troy Samuel J ohnny J ocelyn Gunner Gunner Hall Haley Hamilton Hanchett Tamela Carmelita Bryan ErSkine Kathy Harmon arris Hawkins Hawkins Haynes Henderson 145 .x - x k Alvin Theopholis Angels Dana Michel e De rrick Dwayne Henwn Henwn Higgins Hill Hill Holland Holloway W V a; LL ,. 1 . A J anice Everett J ason Theresa Rhonda Harold Sana Jonathan Holmes Howard Hughes Ivory J ackson J acobs J anuary J efferson arr - AA Yolanda Keith J 09 Craig Karen Michelle Paul Henry Jenkins J ennings J imenez J ohnson Johnson J ohnsan Johnson Jones J ames Levanza Nicole Stephen Terrance Tyrone Elizabeth Rolanda J ones Jones Jones Jones J ones J ones J oseph J oseph J ohanna Delet Nikki Thomas Essline Eric Dana Rufus J uneau Keller Keller Kinlaw Knox Lambert Lasajnt Latulas P .- Dedra Sidney Dorcas Tessie Lavallais Lavina Lawrence LeBlanc Freshmen joined in enthusiastically to support homecoming acV tivities on 505 Day. 146 95, Kim Felix Cordell Coretta Mays McCann McCarter McCaxter A x Q E Regina Eddie McCray McDalnaiel McGinnis Merchant ,4; E5 , .ew K The pay belephones are generally surrounded by students during ' . lunch as well as befure and after schuol, so when does Kim Scott make 1 her calls? Sharon Ira Ursula JoEll Metoyer Mickens Miller Milo E g g $ . L . Brian Jill Roderick Bethany Daniel Ronnie Tara Milson Minard Mitchell Monlroe Moody Moore Moore Moore M, 3 X, x Tony Jackie Osborne Karen Karmn Moore Nellison Nelson Nguyen Ogletree Otis xx; E ! Roland Arlence Antoinette Latarsha Clifton Marilyn Torrey Ozane Pagan Paris Paris Parker Parker Parker Perry 3 K n Yolanda Penny Ava Sonya Larry Wallace Angela Pham Posey Prater Prescott Prevost Provost P mvnst Reno 147 Nico Michelle Carl Lavina Richardson Roberson Roberts Robertson WV 9 Christopher Jeanella Joseph Kim San ers Scott Scott Scott M 41h 9 Nelverson Rhonda Cheryl Bridgette Sight Simon Sinegal Slater E939 Valerie Ynlanda Anthony Eric Stelly Strawder Thomas Thomas Kim Scott and JoEll Milo look for etymologies in the unabridg- ed dictionary. 148 Mesha Roy Isaac Rollins Tartan Cosette Robertson Sam '9 9 1' Reginald Scypion Roshanda Sonya Shedrick Sherrill eals William Patrice Lawrence Sostand Sparks Spell Spradley I , Valecia Alex Craig Greig Tizeno Trahan Turner Turner Sherri Monique Todd Vallee VanWright Vaughn 9 '9 I x Reginald Denise M ichele Monica Walters Washington Washington Watson 1' 9- Rhonda Tanya Angela Gwendolyn West West Williams Williams mm Lashea Leon Randy Williams Williams Williams Williams n ' E Rosheun Steve Twanna Williams Wilson Wilson Craig Turner, freshman basketball player answers interview questions for Alvin Henton for the Bee Gazette, Eddie Merchant and Jeremy Dabney work on an English assignment in the library Above: Tamela Harmon reads the memorial to Mm Robinson in the 529 6mm- 391 Madalyn RObe'mm Dana Adams, and Editorial assistants JoEll Mile and Kim Scott file the Marilyn Parkerare allmembersofthegmup,MDM-Force. freshman class pictures as they work together on the Bumblebee staff. 149 THUOI , t Front row: Nancy Jones, Karen Sonnier, Freda Atkins, Monica Watson; Row 2: Mrs Higgins, Felicia Guillory, Estelle McCater, Roxanne Polidore, Felicia La- Peint, Cynthia Clayton; Row 3: Cheryl Gamer, Delet Keller, Kristina McElroy, Tashia Rich- mond, Renee Collins; Row 4: Ed. wina Byrd, Delander Broussard, Angela Williams, Deltra Merable, Valencia Sylvester; Row 5: Miss Smith, Coretta McCaxter, Ingrid Franklin. 152 k ' , L V . L ' uvourv l . i -- uncou, , Menu; s H : mm mm. . r s. , , ? ' ' $1? 4an i Y , mix ,ms mm 1 4; m . . r .. ,, VJ 4:1 1 xmculu Front row: Denise Prevost; Se- cond row: Shawn Parker, Nicole Green; Third row: Coach Cleveland, Andrea Bobb. Gabriella Jackson, Angela Reno, Rhonda Rollins, Starla Reed, Donna Scypion, Rosetta Williams. V. Babb, J.V. Coach, not pictured. J unior Varsity Basketball V , y Front row: Shawn Parker, Melvin Green; Center: Rachel Thomas, Felicia Fontenot; Standing l-r: Sonya Landry, Gabriella Jackson, Coach W Cleveland. Not pictured: Roxanne Polidore, Kristina McElroy, Deidra Jackson, and Ivory Delafosse, 153 1983-84 District Champs The girls' volleyball team stands in front of city hall after receiving a proclamation from the city of Port Arthur commending them as District Champions. Left to right are Toni Bushv Kathleen Guidry. Kimberly Jones, Patricia Orphy, Glenda Chilo, Karen Dennis, Tasha Richmond, and Martini Duncan. Coach Bush receives a proclama- tion from Mayor Sadler. Having led her glrls to the District Championship. Mrs. Bush reaps the rewards ofsuccess The volleyball team had five girls chosen for district all-zone players. Making the first team were Martini Duncan, Kimberly Jones, and Kathleen Guidryv Making the second team were Jackie Carter and Tasha Richmond. Mar- tini Duncan wasqanked as the number one girl in the District 974A East Zone. 154 EARN ZONE RUNNER-UP J ones and Willis Earn All-State Honors $3756 Jarrod Green Dwight Willis J oseph January Gene Winston J ohn Gardiner 9-4A All-East Zone a 4 a Ellery Richard Percy DeJean Antone Goudeaux 156 KEVIN BUSH HEADS AAAA ALL- STATE TEAM Kevin Bush lays one in as Bay City defenders Bush exhibits State Championship trophy at ban- helplessly look on. quet honoring the Bees. .vi'i-x I x'g, ,. Bush's jumper Was one tacxic against Anthony Allen takes one to the hole K h Flour Bluff over Flour Bluff defender I l K. Craig Shields soars above Bay City for an easy lay-up 157 Ad' t. :10 b1 1k 1 1 Sam Jackson sets himself to 1380;55:115de heft; e we 503 m y Bush dominates the boards snatcharebound. El BEES STEAL THE SHOW IN AUSTINS SUPERDRUM Sports writer Dwayne Price chats with Derrick Young. Sam Jackaon goes up for a lay-up as Bay City defenders look on Walter Sinegal jolts Flour Bluff with Bees celehrme victory over Bay City in his unstoppable fingermlls. Pasadena. 158 VARSITY BASEBALL CAPTURES 9-4A DISTRICT CROWN Coach Lindsey examines two baseballs in pre-game warm-up. Charles McElroy sets himself for an anticipated curve ba 1. Eric Smith connects with a fastball. Todd Goudeaux attempts to lay down a hunt, 159 Track Teams Excel Jarrod Green edges Anthony Smith, of TJ, at Westbrook State champion mile relay team members are Roland Dumes, Perry Judgeware, Chris Dorsey, and Ricky Antoine. Roland Dumes takes the hande off from Perry J udgeware. ??:- Wi n ng third place m the 400 meter relay at state were Chris Dorsey, Jarrod Green. Roland Dumes, and Kenneth Normand. . , - 4 Ricky Antoine hands off to Chris Dorsey at the Jarrod Green long jumps. Perry Judgeware begins the third District Track Meett leg of the relay. 160 Varsity Track Team includes, top row, Jerome Hudson, Ellery Richard, Perry Judgeware, Roland Dumes, Reginald Decuire, Jarrod Green, Eric Granger, Alton Duper, Kenneth Norman; Middle row, Jeffery Harmon, Chris Dorsey, Ricky Antoine, Allen Williams, Jerry Moore, Rodrick Starks, Gary Hewitt, and Micheal Dorsey; bottom row, Marcus Jones, and Gary Whitley 33 ' 710:95UH w ' . Nam . V I I a V P gQJQ 119 . MN I $54? The Junior Varisty Track Team includes, Top row, Henry Wilson, Burnis Chambers, Bennie Foreman, Moses Johnson; Middle row, Rodrick Starks, Rodrick Wallace, Phillip Cole, Tyrone Hanks, Erwin Rubin, Sherman Bromley, and Gerald Armstrong; Bottom row, Clifford Wise, Spenser Dorsey, Morris Edwards, Amtell Clayton, Jonathon Mayes, and Eric Kyles, 161 162 mm W m4 a taut. ......1 . ....... 163 A disgusted Wilbert Dixon after a 28-20 loss to asper BEES wlhkhiilQ V11: 1.! Lincoln Varsity Football Team includes, top row, Ronnie Haliburmn, Arnold Anderson, Byron Queen, Raymond Vital, Ellery Richard, Tony Frank, Gary Whitley. Marcus Jones, Janod Green, Frank LeBlanc, Jerome Hudson, and Wilbert Dixon. Second row, Antone Goudeaux, Peter Auzenne, Anthony Frazier, Joseph January, Dallas Clavelle, Jerry Moore, Hosea Brown, Dwight Willis, Michael Dorsey, Eric Jacquet, and Jessie Colei Third row, Ray Jones, trainer, Kermit Casimere, Admin Stanford, Reginald Stewart. Ricky Antoine, Roland Dumas, Chris Dorsey, Gene Winston, and Derrick Giron, Fourth mw, Eric Guidry, trainer. Eric Smith, Julius Cohen, Tim Hall, Herman Washington, John Gardiner, and Quinh Pham. Bottom mw, Luis Small, trainer, Keith York, trainer, Brett Whitley, Alvin Henlon, trainer, and Greg Turner, trainer. Wilbert Dixon, and Brett Whitley Captains: Marcus Jones, Raymond Vital, Ellery Richards. Dwight Willis, John Gardiner. John Gardiner finds opening in Jones defense as Marcus Jones provides protect ion Scoreboard We They 6 West Brook 30 13 French 0 26 Houston Jones 6 6 Silsbee 7 27 LC-M 21 53 Lumberton 6 20 Jasper 28 29 Bridge City 12 32 South Park 19 31 District Playoff Jarrod Green grabs TD over LC-M 18 Huntsville 24 defender Won: 6 Lost: 4 John Gardiner receives hand-off from Peter Auzenne and Tony Frank Big E, Tyrone Eaglin BrettWhitley. share knee injuries after Jasper Brett Whitley is on the run as Bridge City defenders stalk. Eric Smith returns interception against Houston J ones. 165 J UN IOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Members of the J.V. Basketball team include: standing, Eric Kyles, Dmron Johnson, Harold Campbell, Ronnie Halliburton. Arnold Anderson, Jeffrey Lewis, Jeremy Dabney; Sitting, Curley Benson, Darren Oliver, and Ken- neth McKyer. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL dbl M: u: mg Freshman Basketball Team included: back row, Greg Turner, trainer, Darrel Granger, Derrick Giron, Sidney Lavina, Gary Hunt, Craig Turner, Craig Anderson, Felix McCann, Ryan Fontenot, and Coach Stillman Hebert; Kneeling, Jimmy Edwards, August DeWalt, Erskine Hawkins, Warren Blanchard, Rufus Latullas, Anthony Thomas, and Eddie Merchant, VARSITY BASEBALL Varsity Baseball team members are: back row, Jessie Cole, Anthony Frazier, Anthony Green, Charles McElroy, Tony Frank, Darrel Valsin, Reynaldo Jones, Wanen Jones, Coach Cordell Lindsey, and Reginald Stewart; second row, Terrance Gray, Carl Roberts, Kenneth Scott, and Todd Goudeaux; kneeL ing, John Gardiner, Brett Whitley, and Eric Smith. J UNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL J V Baseball team members include: back row, Ivan Porter, Corey Scypion, Otis Fillet. 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