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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1960
Page
8
The Tiger Rag notes how interscholastic league sustains school activities across football, baseball, basketball, track, bands, and cheer squads. It highlights division rules, student participation, and the rise of literary events with a state winner in declaration last year, stressing the league’s role in honest, stimulating education for youth.
Last month students from the Seniors and some Juniors entered an essay contest sponsored by the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons. They chose topics on the advantages of free enterprise or private medical care and submitted their work for judging.
Susbee students Barbara Jane Hough and Kay Cossett placed second and third in the district essay contest. Their essays on The Advantage of Free Enterprise advance to state and then national judging, with top prizes ranging from 75 to 1000 dollars.
Majorie Matthews an FBI stenographer in Washington spoke to Stenography classes last Thursday. She described daily work typing at least twenty pages and being graded on personality and work habits. She noted colleagues, dictation from eight agents, and dramatic moments like a ten page letter with thirty carbons and no mistakes.
Last Friday about three thousand seniors from East Texas and the Gulf coast attended the Citizenship and Career Day conference at Lamar Tech in Beaumont. The event, sponsored by the Fast Texas Chamber of Commerce Beaumont Chamber of Commerce and Lamar State College of Technology, aims to teach citizenship and outline schooling needed for various professions. The program opened with a general assembly in McDonald Gym featuring the Lamar dance band the Technitions, followed by an invocation by Rev. Charles Wray and welcoming remarks by Dr. F. L. McDonald. The principal address by Hon. Bill Daniels of Liberty highlighted citizenship and was hailed as the best citizenship speech of the Career Day.
Friday the seniors attended Citizenship and Career Day at Lamar Tech. The program offered guidance on civic duties and future career paths with speakers and activity booths.
A campus Career Day began at 9 20 a m in McDonald Gym with entertainment and a chapel invocation. Lamar Tech President F L MecDonald welcomed attendees before clinics on fields like Business and Engineering and a campus tour.
The text asserts that human salvation centers on the soul and Christ as savior of both soul and body. It notes Jesus endured physical tiredness hunger and thirst while in the flesh and that His statement I thirst is integral to His sacrifice.
A fragment comments on how a larger head size correlates with a bigger ego and easier self deception. It suggests caution about vanity and pride influencing judgment.
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