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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1975
Page
10
A school appeal from Silsbee High School promotes traits of preparedness promptness perseverance politeness and prayer through garden themed lines. It urges students to attend five days a week from 8 a.m. to 3 10 p m and to seize opportunity for growth as responsible adults.
A short lyric by Anthony Moore praises a divine being as source of love and light. It uses imagery of stars sky tears and smiles to express reverence and creation. The piece centers on a spiritual relationship with God and ends with the attribution Anthony Moore.
The Silsbee High School yearbook 1975 76 edition lists the Tiger Rag staff editors Kathy Stanton Gloria Robinson and others with sections for clubs circulation exchange editors and a sponsor James Taigh. It describes the weekly publication by students under the Interscholastic League Press Conference and notes corrections on reader errors.
Nostalgic 1950s hints fill hallways as seniors in bobby socks and saddle oxfords queue to the Master Teaching room for pictures. Students crowd library windows recalling highlights of Homecoming while secret pals shield Trick or Treat surprises.
An opinion poll of 150 high school students asks if kids should be allowed to go trick or treating or be restricted to supervised parties. Results show 27 favor trick or treat options and 126 favor parties at home.
The piece argues low voter turnout in Texas and across the U S reflects apathy and insufficient public information. It contrasts U S voting rights with USSR compulsory turnout and praises the Secretary of State for distributing constitutional material to inform voters.
The newspaper highlights comics as a native art form, integral to its package of news features and entertainment. The playful visuals and characters offer readers daily humor and storytelling alongside articles.
Silsbee improved to 7 2 with a 42 6 home victory over Little Cypress bears. Riley s Gang on offense sparked the win as Oliver Lewis connected with Rayford Dolford for a 67 yard score. Derrek Shelton opened with a TD run and Alan Sanford plus Frankie Spearman anchored a stout defense.
The campus announces exams for Second Fourth and Sixth periods on Thursday November 6 and First Third and Fifth on Friday. A work day for teachers on November 10 and 11 gives students a break. The Tiger Ray Staff and students wish the football team good luck against Bridge City and commend the win over Little Cypress.
A reader asks about romantic advice in a humorous column. Another reader teases about a senior with a green Pinto and a freshman crush. The tone is playful with teasing responses and cheeky humor.
A list of local events and dates: volleyball games against Orange Stark and Silsbee, first quarter exams, Satsuma Sloppy Joe sales on November 12 and 25, club schedules for Groups 4 and 2, Student Council officers district convention in Little Cypress on November 18, and Thanksgiving holidays on November 27–28.
Debra Rodriguez former senior beauty of 1970, now Mrs. Debra Rodriguez, is SHS Teacher Of The Week. She graduated Lamar University 1973 with a BS in Secondary Education and has taught Biology I, Geology and physiology for two years. She moved from Eugene Oregon ten years ago with husband Jerry. They own an Irish Setter named Brandy. She urges advanced courses for college bound students and enjoys swimming.
SHS Volleyball Varsity and JV beat Jasper on Monday October 27. Freshman football defeats Little Cypress Bears on Thursday October 30. SHS and LCM junior varsity tie 14-14 on October 30. SHS Tigers erupt in a 42-6 comeback over Little Cypress Friday night.
Readers prize the paper’s portability as a perk for travel and leisure. They plan to take or save issues for later reading, ensuring access to news and features wherever they go.
The item lists playful desires from bagging squirrels and a silver platter invitation to memories of childhood, friendships, a car, themed events, and a Halloween style spook house. It frames simple pleasures and whims in a nostalgic, carefree tone.
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