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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1974
Page
10
Doug Almond named Student Of The Week at SHS for versatility across football basketball baseball and track. A junior son of Marion and Debbie Almond he plays on varsity Tiger teams and is active in Key Club planning for summer baseball and future goals.
Silsbee High School announces the third Nine Weeks Honor Roll with 52 students. Seniors lead with 16, followed by Sophomores 14, Freshmen 12, and Juniors 10, listing named seniors.
SHS volleyball split sets with Bridge City in a rough start to the second half as both Varsity and J V suffered losses. A later win against SFLA kept the Tigers in contention with two home games upcoming against West Orange and Little Cypress.
The Tiger Rag 1973 74 from Silsbee High School lists staff and sections. It notes publication by students through the Silsbee Bee with editors, sponsors, and secretaries including Lois Ann Conner Sharon J McDonald Cyndi Edwards Kevin Wright Joyce Smith.
An editorial argues The Exorcist reflects capitalism and modern society's fixation on material objects. It claims the horror film trains audiences to worship profit, fame, and demonic possession myths while urging vigilance against losing religious values.
A friendly note lists joys from a jail visit break and picture day in old uniforms to celebrate a Civics teacher’s recovery. It mentions a volleyball win, eighth graders’ awe, a birthday promise, a recovering Comet before a big 18, and a final countdown to graduation with a gold cord blue stole and Prom plans while noting Baylor Bear student identity.
Last week SHS held pre-registration with juniors and sophomores planning next year’s schedules in English class. Freshmen pre-registered in second period as eighth graders visited for a preview tour guided by program directors including Mrs. Dixie Donelson.
Liberalized income tax deductions for caring for children and a disabled spouse or dependent reduce taxes. Review instructions carefully for eligibility and claimed amounts.
The London funeral of Sir Winston Churchill on January 30, 1965 drew an estimated 350 million television viewers worldwide. The event highlighted Churchill's global impact andmarked a high point in broadcast reach.
Marvin Watson places third in pole vault at last week's meet. Eighth graders tour SHS to familiarize themselves next year. Underclassmen pre register in English. Mrs. Seabrook on five week medical leave. Mrs. Price to substitute. Civics classes visit Hardin County Courthouse and jail to learn tax and jail procedures.
On March 26 and 27, S H S students attend District UIL Literary Events at Stephen F. Austin. Nineteen students enter eleven events including Prose Poetry Ready Writing Spelling Number Sense Science and Slide Rule with participants listed for each category. Accompanying staff are Mr James Meldrum and Mr Clarence Hodges.
A junior girl hears a ticking watch and bursts into smiles while eighth graders tour SHS. Senior guides share the excitement with future freshmen as flowers brighten a birthday wish in hall A. A senior boy eagerly seeks early class release amid the lively corridor moment.
Spanish Club officers spent two days at the PASF Convention in San Antonio. They attended seminars on fund raising bull fighting and more. They met many new people translated songs poetry and skits and used their language skills with native speakers.
Joyce E Smith offers a hopeful column urging resilience amid global turmoil urging readers to face shortages rumors of war and storms with faith and unity reminding that strength lies in coming together and trusting in a higher plan for a better day.
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