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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1962
Page
6
An editorial explores humor and irony, noting laughter arises from the body and varies by listener. It discusses how irony can carry a concealed sting, with examples like a grass seed plot sign that sternly tells readers to stay off the lawn.
Silsbee High School seniors cap off a thrilling season with captaincy honors. Jerry Lindsey, class of 63 standout Tiger lineman and sports editor, leaves November 22 after an outstanding career, praised by teachers and peers for his clubs and state honorable mention.
Mrs Prewitt has been drilling her classes on noun clauses and their uses. As much as she has drilled everyone should know them perfectly. Mrs Vanderburg's classes have been reading and discussing stories in their literature texts. The English teachers are busy preparing their students for college.
A humorous anecdote depicts a frustrated motorist seeking a telephone, insulted by three farmers who cannot help. The piece then offers advice to be friendly and sincere to engage others, enjoy life, and start each day with a positive outlook.
Seventeen year old Joey Taylor is saluted as an outstanding student by Tiger Rag. He serves as student body president and is active in DeMolay Key Club National Honor Society and the National Thespian Society. He designed football posters and contributed art to Homecoming. He plans to continue education with a bright future ahead.
SHS students decorate halls with posters and crepe paper to back the Tigers for the decisive district game against Orange. Sophomores place locker signs while seniors display footballs with players' names, and juniors adorn the Science Building.
Ronor Holl honors senior A students John Isbell Kathleen Mee- Whorter Joan Meyers Barbara Pattillo Bob Stanley and Gloria Matthews for academic achievement.
Phyllis Heffpaulr Barbara Mideley Robert Parks Jean Poshataske Sherry Rogers Jo Anna Smyly Leon Stokesbury Tan Wills are named in a local community notice as participants or subjects of upcoming civic matters. The document identifies multiple individuals connected to a neighborhood association meeting and related public records.
Patricia Cook Louis Gris som Judy Jones Barbara Perkins Linda Ray Guilda Rey Billy Slaydon appear in the community directory. The list includes several residents with varied spellings and potential OCR errors for a local records page.
National Book Week and Education Week highlight a school library paperback sale. Students ordered paperbacks including poetry, classics, and vocational titles, with profits supporting the library. About 490 dollars in orders, books arriving December, prepaid before return if unpaid by Christmas.
A high school pep rally for the Tigers drew loud cheers in the gym with cheerleaders in helmets, a new fight song, and senior captains announced. Superintendent Don L. Hough and coaches praised team spirit, followed by a car parade through town ending at the Best Maid before fans head to Orange.
Junior and Sophomore girls served as both card section and pep squad at a pep rally and the championship game. Dressed in white, they contributed spirit to the rally and football game with the Orange High Tigers, providing strong moral support from Susbee's side.
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