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The Yellow Jacket

  Class of 1968

               

 



Terry A. Skaro - 6/11/21



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Photo Gallery

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The Photos Listed Below Are Located in "Port Arthur/Most Recent"
See "Photo Gallery" in "Site Links"

  Cap pistol

  Flooding San Antonio Ave PA 1915

  Rainbow Bridge westbound

  Spindletop Oil Field

  Light house on Bolivar Peninsula


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Texas Football

Port Arthur Lincoln High School's Joe Washington Jr.

Washington is considered by many to be the most outstanding all-purpose back in the history of Port Arthur Lincoln. The wiry one used his tremendous athletic skills to do it all at Lincoln High and later at Oklahoma University. His Dad, the head coach used Joe Jr. as a split end his freshman year. He caught 20 passes and the attention of many. Moved to tailback the next season, Joe Jr., the 5’10”, 175 pound whiz, scored 13 touchdowns and kicked 12 extra points. He was even better as a junior. As a senior, he made All-America, All-State, All-District, and almost all the blue chip lists while posting a grade point average of 3.4. He rushed and raced for 1,406 and 1,708 yards, respectively, his last two years in high school. At Oklahoma, while making All-America, the Lincoln superstar had 3,995 rushing yards and 262 college career points.



Third Coast Drone

USS Battleship Texas Resoration

Battleship Texas was drydocked at Gulf Copper Dry Dock & Rig Repair's shipyard for $21 million worth of extensive repairs up until August 2022. During that time, crews replaced over 700 tons of steel, painted the hull, and performed quality control checks, according to the Battleship Texas Foundation.
Before it was moved to Galveston for repairs, the iconic 122-year-old Dreadnought -- which served in both WWI and WWII -- called the San Jacinto Battleground State Historic Site home for over 70 years.
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