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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1974
Page
9
Dayle Davis welcomes puns ballads limericks ku and short stories for the Creative column. Entries may be humorous or serious and vary in length as long as shorter than Beowulf. All work of decided quality may be published.
Silsbee High JV defeated Orange Stark 20 to 8 last Thursday. Stark led early with two point conversions but Silsbee tied it by halftime 12–6. In the fourth quarter SHS added a TD and a successful two point conversion to seal the win.
Campus Rambler notes students signed up for UIS Number Sense and traveling to Sam Houston University on October 5 for a workshop to learn test formats and drill. Mr Mike Johnson of State Sign Co presented marquee plans to senior class officers. Homecoming Mums with girls names sold in cafeteria. regular 375 dollars and deluxe 475 dollars.
The mountain kingdom of Mustang in Nepal is said to count 416 demons of fire land sky and water. More than 150 castles and stately homes in England boast resident ghosts.
Silsbee High announces retirement of mascot Tiger Jim after years of service. A younger fiberglass tiger will be purchased from a Beau mont company for about 350 dollars, with over 200 already raised. Tiger Jim will get final touches from Barbara Hilliard before returning to the Tiger Den within about two weeks.
Stark High students rallied with the Tigerettes Band and Cheerleaders as the season grows. A “To Tell the Truth” skit sought the REAL Super Tiger while twirlers performed The Entertainer. The Mighty Seniors won the spirit contest and freshmen to juniors bobbed for whipped cream apples as a surprise reward.
FHA plans the 1974 Miss Wool Contest at Silsbee High with contestants Suzanne Calvert Sanseahrae McDonald Sandy McKee Becky Nelson Connie Perkins Thereda Snider and Alana Thompson. Competitors must create a lined wool ensemble with careful construction and coordinated notions and model the outfit before judges in San Antonio.
A reflective piece on viewing clouds from a hill or yard, describing stormy blues and silvery grays, sunset golds and pinks, and the imagined shapes of elephants and ships. It wonders if cloud forms are mere imagination or a hidden childhood magic guiding how we see the world.
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