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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1975
Page
8
A reflective collage of everyday joys and milestones from school life. The list spans visits, sports, grades, rings, gifts, letters, dances, letters, trips, and reunions, capturing small, meaningful moments across seasons.
A brief notice outlines the fast copy of M and M Grocery and Rentals listing items or services. The short item notes a local business matter with unclear specifics and a civic or commercial context.
Several Silsbee High School students were honored November 11 by the Sabine Area Language Teachers Association at the Honor Society induction banquet at Lamar University. Honors went to David Phillips and Laurie McCall under Mrs. Wallace and Brian McDonald and Donna Phillips under Mrs. Stringer. The event included a Czech culture presentation by Robert Janak. Spring activities for the Honor Society were planned.
The Tiger Rag yearbook staff of Silsbee High School announces a student edited publication for 1975 76 under the Interscholastic League Press Conference. Editors listed include Pam McMillan Kathy Stanton Gloria Robinson Greg Edwards Chris Bottoms Donna Hardison Debbie Wallace and others with advisor oversight from school officials.
The piece explains exemption for quarter finals hinges on perfect attendance and long-term high performance. It notes no change from prior years and confirms seniors with 70 or above keep exemption in the last quarter.
Over November 3–6 the Silsbee High School band sold 2079 candles to fund a spring trip. The six designs included Bicentennial and Christmas motifs. Top teams No Name Team with 640 orders and The Hustlers with 570 led, followed by The Wacky Wicks with 549 and Matis Bunch with 330. Darrel Robertson led as top salesman with 141 orders.
SHS honors English teacher Kathryn Day named Teacher Of The Week. Born in Albany California and a Mt. Pleasant Texas graduate she earned a bachelor of science from East Texas State University in 1968. She taught freshman English since September 1968.
Senior band members received jackets on November 14 ahead of cold weather. The A Capella Choir and The Madrigal staged their Thanksgiving program for students on November 19. The Tiger basketball team opened the season with a win on November 15 against Baytown Robert E. Lee.
Mr Leigh extols teaching after ten years in the classroom, calling it rewarding and satisfying. He cites intellectual stimulation, ongoing learning, mental alertness, and personal responsibility for education as core reasons he values the profession. He says teaching keeps him excited and fortunate to be a classroom teacher.
Seniors compare intellect as they walk halls and view proofs for cap and gown pictures. The piece notes band students with new jackets and the vast scale of veterans hospital beds used annually.
There are 8,300 physicians and 23,600 nurses attending patients in 171 Veterans Administration hospitals.
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