Here’s To You Mrs Jones Retirements at Silsbee High
Silsbee High School bids farewell to Mrs Jewell H Jones after a 31 year career of teaching spanning 16 years in Silsbee She led the Spanish department and sponsored Los Vivarados Spanish Club and The Tiger Rag for seven years Her daily greetings and school event presence leave a lasting impact on students and staff The Tiger Rag staff express gratitude and affection with hasta luego traditions
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Happiness on Happiness at NHS initiation and memories
A stream of vivid school-time vignettes from SHS including NHS initiation in the Rose Room, a May 13 note about friends and plans, prom prep for 1975, BR 549 visiting, beach debates, and cherished moments with friends and activities around the campus.
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Tiger Rag 1974 75 Silsbee Bee staff list
The Tiger Rag 1974 75 issue lists editorial staff and student names for the Silsbee Bee yearbook paper. It notes publication weekly during the school year with student editors across news sports and electives, and identifies sponsor and principals.
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Editorial farewell for SHS Tiger Rag 1974 75
The editors of The Tiger Rag bid goodbye to the 1974 75 school year with thanks to staff reporters VOE IT typing class and Mr Bobby Meigs for preparing the paper. They thank Mrs Jewell H Jones for support and note the year’s service to SHS readers with news sports and memories.
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R. L. Read
Silsbee Bee
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Tiger Rag
Jewell H. Jones
Silsbee Athlete Takes Seventh in Shot Put at State Meet
At the Texas state track meet in Austin on May 9 10 Johnny Stepnik of Silsbee finished seventh in the shot put. The event drew regional competitors as the campus Rambler reported details from the two day meet.
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ISHS Loses Three Teachers To Retirement
Silsbee High School will lose three long serving staff members next year. Mrs. Jewell Jones Latin and Spanish I II sponsor The Tiger Rag retires after thirty one years teaching. Mrs. Jacque Hooks Biology 1 retires after forty two years teaching thirty two at Silsbee. Mr. G R Meek retires after twenty four years teaching sixteen at ISHS.
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Jacque Hooks
G. R. Meek
Jones
Trinity University
Baylor
S.F.A
Corsicana
Hillsboro
Meek
Lamar University
Stephen F. Austin
Arizona University At
Flagstaff
Brigham Young
FHA Will Install New Officers
Silsbee Chapter of Future Homemakers of America will hold its last meeting of the year to install officers for 1975 76. The ceremony starts at 7 30 p m in the Heritage Room of Silsbee State Bank with officers including Kathy Lewis president and Paula Riggans recording secretary among the newly elected. Parents and friends are invited.
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Silsbee State Bank
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Becky Nelson
Donna Kelley
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Sonseeahrea McDonald
Joyce Treadway
Betty Stanley
Paula Riggans
Suzanne Calvert
Wanda Mitchell
Magaret Spears
Debbie McGallon
FHA
Corridor Seens and School Club Movements Chronicle
Puzzled band and choir members report to the cafeteria while newly initiated National Honor Society members lug chairs back inside. Students hand out invitations to more graduating parties as a Cinco de Mayo celebration cleanup lingers. A drum major dodges attention in C Hall. Two seared fish are noted in C Hall bathroom. Beach beauties prep for a body roast at the beach.
What A Girl Will Do For A Date To The Prom
A school poem by 1st Period Study Hall led by Coach Lloyd explores tactics a girl might use to secure a prom date. It portrays flirting dress buying and begging while ending with a self deprecating joke about the authors being poets.
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Lloyd
Tigers Fall To Bridge City Nine In Final Game
The 4S Tiger Baseball team lost 2-1 to Bridge City Cardinals in their season finale. Silsbee tied it at 1-1 in the sixth with Marvin Lewis homering, but Bridge City answered in the bottom half to prevail. Sparky Gore was the on record loser.
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Silsbee
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Sparky Gore
Tigers
Last Will And Testament Of The Class Of 75
Silsbee High School seniors of 1975 declare bequests to teachers and friends in humorous final wills. Entries name Rob Georges and Doug Almond among others, leaving items like badges, skills, and personal mementos to classmates and staff. The document closes with a formal declaration of final bequests.
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Cyndi Edwards
Mary Nan Bush
Donna Hardison
Silsbee High School
Donkey Basketball Staged by Future Farmers at Junior High
Friday night at the junior high the FFA sponsored a donkey basketball game. Players rode donkeys toward their goal and attempted to score while spectators heard string of yells and humorous commentary from the crowd and participants.
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FFA
Donkeys Create Amusing Scene at Local Game
The donkeys were stubborn and reluctant to follow riders causing a humorous spectacle. Admission was 50 cents for students and 1.00 for adults, making for a fun filled evening of laughs for attendees.
Job Lookers Trainee Openings at Marines Career Corps
Few openings for trainees aged 17 to 28. Math useful with starting pay of 344 dollars and 10 cents per month. Benefits include dental and medical, paid vacation, and fringe benefits. Call the Marines CAREER CORPS at 838-0271 extension 206.
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Career Corps
The
Marines Career Corps Offers Paid Training and Benefits
Recruitment notice promising training starting at 344.10 per month with advancement opportunities. Mentions 17 28 age range, excellent fringe benefits, free dental and medical, paid vacation, and other perks. Call Marines CAREER CORPS.
Training options in Excel facilities and guards
Recruitment notice offers training in Excel and guard duties with employment during training for ages 17 to 28. Starting pay listed at 344.10 dollars per month plus fringe benefits. Includes paid vacation and free dental and medical care.
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