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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1960
Page
10
A motivational editorial quotes R F Horton on aiming high to drive progress. It urges students and readers to pursue ambitious goals, noting past inventions arose from strong aims. It emphasizes youth shaping the world of tomorrow and keeping the message for education and purpose.
The Port Arthur area celebrates a high school girls basketball championship with praise for players Sherry Hinkel Jo Alice Lind Jola Griffith Lynette Witte Pat Gore Betty Har Graves Polly Harrison and others. Sherry Binkel Pat Gore chosen for air tournament team alongside Port Arthur and Kountze players.
The Key Club elects Bill Picids as president for next year and Harold Bean as District Lieutenant Governor. Tommy Langhorne joins Silsbee High School from Timpeon Texas and earns medals at the Lamar Interscholastic League meet. Jola Griffith and Betty Hargraves lead the A volleyball team to recent first place trophies. Ludus Club initiates new members Martha Ashworth Dee Boddie Sally Dee Cole Portland James Clara Sue Johnson Trudis McLaughlin Dorothy Miller Nan Miller Marvel Ann Moore Pat Nolen Shirley Perry Alicia Ann Ragan Jana Jackson and more. Letters to Blabby share humor and tips for sleep and nail care.
A jumble of quips and one liners from a classroom setting. The lines feature puns about clocks driving cars and sergeants, a shy student and a flood miscue. The humor centers on everyday misunderstandings and school life.
A guidance piece urges readers to start the new year with twelve months free of bitterness rancor hate and jealousy. It advocates shedding petty feelings and keeping the months fresh and clean as they arrived from the great store.
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