Student Of The Week: Terry Hulet Leads Silsbee Tigers
Terry Hulet, a senior starter for the Silsbee Tigers, is named Student Of The Week. A multi-sport athlete and active student, he plans to attend Lamar University to study Architectural Engineering and has worked summers at Stover Tile Co. and Eastex mill, with broad involvement in clubs and church.
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Tigers
Noticing Holiday Prep Across School Sports Teams
Over holidays the varsity football players debut new jackets while basketball players and Coach Williams practice. Cheerleaders prepare for district games and track and tennis teams begin their season, reflecting a broad winter athletic program at the school.
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Williams
Correction adds names to first quarter honor roll
The first quarter honor roll is updated to include Debbie Marlow Sharron Lewis Sondra Leight and Glenda Romero, whose names were omitted in the initial publication.
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Debbie Marlow
Sharron Lewis
Sondra Leight
Glenda Romero
Silsbee School Holidays Extended Due To Power Outage
A severe New Year freeze left roads ice bound and power lines down in Silsbee. On January 2 families endured lights out and no heat as damage from ice halted electricity. by 7 p.m. school officials announced after the holiday break that classes would delay to Monday due to the weather and power failure.
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Texans
Silsbee
Gulf States
Silsbee Freshmen Fall to West Orange in District Loss
Silsbee freshmen, led by Jimmy Jackson and Robert Gaines, trailed West Orange most of the game. West Orange built a 45-31 halftime lead and pulled away to a 89-69 victory, dropping Silsbee to 2-2 in district play.
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W.O
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Willie Lewis
Roger Martin
Destructive funnel cloud threatens town as sirens warn
Dark skies gather and a radio urges safety as residents flee to basements. A silent, still neighborhood braces under thick air. Lightning flashes, a funnel forms and advances toward homes, prompting immediate shelter and concern for fate.
Three Silsbee Students Make All-State Choir Jan 8
Three Silsbee High School students Jan Read Missy Scott and Charles Burns earned All-State Choir spots after two weeks of lunch rehearsals and an early morning audition at Stephen F Austin University in Nacogdoches. Robin Fontenot named first alternate tenor. eight-part format limited to six selections per voice part.
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Charles Burns
Jan Read
Missy Scott
Nacogdoches
Stephen F. Austin University
Silsbee
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Tiger Rag Silsbee High School Interscholastic Press
The Silsbee Bee features The Tiger Rag from Silsbee High School as part of the Interscholastic League Press Conference coverage. Student editors list staff positions and faculty supervisor, noting weekly publication excluding holidays and exams.
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Students Make New Year's Resolutions at SHS
A list of humorous and earnest resolutions from SHS students reflects hopes for a better year. Items include quitting smoke in bathrooms and lungs, taking one parking space, being nicer, avoiding temptation, giving teachers a memorable year, eating spinach, stopping disruptive words, limiting chili dogs, passing more six weeks, stopping thumbsucking, and doing homework weekly.
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SHS
W.W
What would you do with a Roman
A list of humorous or crass imagined responses to finding a Roman, attributed to various names, ending with a provocative ethical jab: a woman described with demeaning language.
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David Herron
Melvin Baker
Mrs. LaToof
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Shannon Collier
The Flag Symbol of Our Principles at SHS
An editorial explains flags symbolize national ideals such as union liberty and security. At SHS the flag is raised atop the pole before the main entrance and daily returned by civics classes taught by Mrs Seabrook and Mrs De Laune. The Tiger Rag thanks these classes for preserving the tradition.
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SHS Student Vies For Miss United Teenager Title
Kathy recounts her trip to Washington D C for the national Miss United Teenager finals. She tours the Smithsonian sites, views the Tutt exhibit, recalls the Hope Diamond, and attends the pageant with 41 entrants. Annellen King of Nevada won. Kathy values the experience and state representation.
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Parker Wilson
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George Wireman
Alfred Patreicalli
Joe Raynor
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Washington
Texas
Happiness and Happenings Across Town This Season
A jumble of festive items and local events mixes playful mentions of a new watch, a blue ride featuring Bugs Bunny, a gray rabbit, a swinging New Year’s Eve, and a trip to San Antonio. We glimpse school age milestones, a birthday turning eighteen, a Christmas reunion, and visits from out of town.
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Silsbee
Silsbee Tigers Open District Play With Lions
The Silsbee High Varsity basketball team opened district play Tuesday against Livingston with Jasper awaiting next, led by sharpshooter Terry Hulet and the Dolford brothers on defense. The Livingston score was not reported at press time.
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Jasper
Anthony Brown
William Bass
Artie Shankle
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Terry Hulet
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Construction Of New Highway Is Underway
A $415 million bypass for Silsbee is under construction to ease traffic for Beaumont travelers. The five mile two lane project begins in October with 250 work days and aims to become a four lane divided highway by summer 1978 or early fall.
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Beaumont
East Texas
U.S. 96
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