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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1974
Page
11
Chemistry II class led by Mrs. Linda Broeder visited Sea Arama in Galveston last Wednesday. Students rode a bus to the ferry, enjoyed the Bay crossing, watched shows like porpoise and alligator wrestling, then lunched at Gaidos before returning by ferry with photos and gull feeding.
Silsbee closed its baseball season last Friday losing 2 1 to 1 at Bridge City. Johnny Lowe and Artie Shankle led district play with .458 batting averages, Lowe belting the team’s top homers as the Tigers posted a 5 16 overall and 3 7 district record.
Biology II classes will visit Houston on Wednesday May 15 for anEducational trip to the Museum of Natural Science the Museum of Medical Science the Burke Planatarium and the Herman Park Zoo. Exhibits include reconstructed dinosaurs wildlife and space science as part of an excused absence from school.
Classified advert contact line for placing ads appears with a phone number 385 5270. No other context or story details are provided in the fragment.
Reminder outlines federal aid programs Basic Educational Opportunity Grants SEOG College Work Study National Direct Loans and Guaranteed Student Loans. Eligibility requires enrollment at least half-time in a postsecondary institution and U.S. citizenship or residency. Registration deadlines: ACT June 15 May 20. SAT June 22 May 16.
Doris Yount notes popular vote elected class favorites and officers for 1974 75 Seniors receive grad party invitations signaling year end The 1973 annuals arrived and Tiger Rag staff honored by Silsbee Bee Members of Student Council visited Dallas to exchange ideas for SHS next year
A collage-laced reflection on senior year rituals from NHS speeches to annual signing and a trip home. The piece shifts to a factual excerpt about the coyote, a three foot long, 20 to 50 pound predator with a grayish coat that hunts rodents and can reach speeds over 40 mph.
On a Tuesday afternoon the Satsuma staff welcomed the yearbooks with excitement in the stone lab. Workers counted and boxed each copy while awaiting receipts from Central Freight. A missing embossed name list was noted but caused no payment issues. Elvis and Mini received praise for performances.
Staff at Satsuma worked through lunch shifts to distribute each student a 773 item. The effort aimed to reward students as a special daily moment.
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