Joyce Rhea Miller and Beth Singletary Final Tiger Rag Editorial
Joyce Rhea Miller bids farewell as co editors Beth Singletary and Victoria Jonte are praised for their steady leadership. The piece thanks sponsor Mrs Vanderburg and the staff for a year of improved, informative articles and ongoing support.
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Victoria Jonte
Beth Singletary
Randy Read
Joyce Rhea Miller
Paula Prewitt
Ann Hayes
Beth Madi
Joyce Rhea
Singletary
Vicki Jonte
Joyce
Beth
Vicki
Mrs. Vanderburg
Closing Remarks From Ti ger Rag Co Assistant Editor
The piece thanks staff and contributors as the year ends and expresses appreciation for support received. It reflects on collaborative effort and bids readers farewell for the season.
Virgie Collier Celebrates 35 Years With Telephone Company
Mrs. Virgie Collier of Silsbee marks a 35 year career anniversary with the Telephone Company. A luncheon gathering of about thirty honored her with gifts and a thumbnail history of her service from 1926 as a long distance operator in Silsbee.
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Virgie Collier
Silsbee
Virgie
Collier
Call
Bell Telephone Laboratory
Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Washington, D. C
New York
Bell Labs
End of Term Reflections on School, Community, World
A speaker closes with thanks and expresses mutual concern for school and community. The remarks emphasize shared enjoyment and hope for the future, linking local ties to global awareness.
Spring Awakening and Easter Procession In Europe
Spring brings renewal of life and mind with brighter days, blue skies, and blooming flowers. The piece cites Robert Browning and recalls medieval European Easter processions with families in Sunday best pausing for prayers and hymns.
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Robert Browning
Europe
Easter Parade Symbolizes New Life in Church Attire
The text describes the Faster Walk tradition led by a crucifix or an Easter candle and notes worshipers dress in their best clothes for Easter Sunday. The new clothes symbolize the newness of life and create a colorful Faster Parade.
Easter Holidays Observed By Silsbee Students and Families
Last Thursday Silsbee schools closed for Easter. Students and relatives visited from out of town, many enjoyed picnics and egg hunts, and parks buzzed with reunions and joyful scenes. Spring bloom and warm mood marked the holiday. The piece notes various Easter customs in Mexico and Brazil.
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Silsbee
Mexico
Judas
Brazil
Easter customs and the living message of resurrection
A discussion of Easter traditions in England with lifting rituals that involve paying a kiss to each lifter, followed by women lifting men the next day. The piece links these rites to the broader Easter message of immortality and the divine will evident in life and nature.
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England
Silsbee Star Randy Read Earns Rice University Admission
Randy Read received notice of acceptance to Rice University reflecting strict admission standards. As valedictorian of the 1962 senior class, he carries a 98.74 four year average and earned leadership roles in National Honor Society, Key Club, Student Council, and Tiger Ray business manager. He also lettered in golf, tennis, track, and three years of football and basketball.
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Randy Read
Rice University
Silsbee High School
Key Club
Tiger Ray
Silsbee High Honors Randy Read For Academic Improvement
Randy Read earns high school honor after top test scores a personal interview and careful review of his record Silsbee High School congratulates him on the recognition.
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Silsbee High School
Randy Read
Seniors of 1962 Invite 1961 for Spring Concert
The 1962 seniors invite the 1961 seniors to a spring concert next Thursday May 3. The full band extends the invitation to everyone and the seniors oversee ticket sales with the band divided among them under band captain David Davenport.
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David Davenport
Industrial Arts Field Trip to DuPont Plant
Joyce Miller reports the Industrial Arts club visited DuPont Processing Company in Orange last week. Students toured the plant and observed chemical processes during the field trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Miller
DuPont Processing Company
Orange
Laboratory Tours and Film Sessions Highlight Research Facility
Visitors also observed the laboratory in use and watched films illustrating the nature of ongoing work. The activities showcased practical applications and the experimental environment to provide a fuller understanding of the facility's functions.
Texas topic reports by American history students
Mrs Lewis and Miss Dube lead American history classes through a Texas unit and notebook work. Students added facts and created colorful notebook covers as they begin five weeks of detailed topic reports to deepen understanding.
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Lewis
Texas
Miss Dube
Election at school selects senior officers and council rep
An election held Friday chose Ronny Connor as Senior class president at 62 63 and Thomas Riley as Senior vice president. Elizabeth Kennedy won Secretary treasurer for the Senior class. Janet Reeves was elected representative to the Student Council. Carl Adams [continues on Page 4].
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Ronny Connor
Thomas Riley
Elizabeth Kennedy
Janet Reeves
Carl Adams
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