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Newspaper
Silsbee Bee
Location
Silsbee, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1965
Page
9
Kay Jonte, a Greenwich Society sophomore, and her twin Gaye share a passion for creative writing. Encouraged by Mrs. Eleanor Hamilton in eighth grade, they draw inspiration from the Brontes and collaborate on a book titled Teenage View of Religion.
A student essay argues that an ideal personality centers on kindness forgiveness happiness and seriousness with work and love as key outward traits and God as the guiding center. The piece frames personality as a puzzle ready to be assembled for moral growth.
Campus Ramble notes a hectic Homecoming with 6 000 expected in the crowd for the Tigers game. Vicki Bostick is crowned Homecoming Queen last Monday and a pep rally precedes the Shirttail Parade through the business district.
Two girls from Lion's Club families were chosen as sweethearts for the year. Patty Tennison and Emily Landolt will attend lunch meetings on Tuesdays and ride in the homecoming parade on Saturday October 9.
The American Cancer Society releases Biology Experiments for High School Students, a 29 experiment guide designed by active researchers. The Texas Division will distribute over 6 000 copies to biology teachers as independent and supervised activities explore real lab findings from blood clotting to tumor growth.
Doctor Diehl of the American Cancer Society speaks on a new book and its expected Texas impact this year. He says it will help science students gain a deeper appreciation of challenges in modern cancer and biological research.
A telephone company science demonstrator, Sage, presented Information on the Move showing data communications via telephone circuits. He explained sending handwriting charts and drawings, and demonstrated high speed computers exchanging information by phone. A practical medical use linked a doctor in one city to a heart specialist via long distance ECG transmission.
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