Rag Yearbook Staff and Roles at Tiger Rag
The Tiger Rag team introduces editors for sections and columns across categories readers will meet reporters in foreign correspondence fashion and society notes. Sherry Hinkel will be abroad until December sending letters printed in the Tiger Rag.
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Contentment and health in a pharmacist’s creed
A pharmacist offers a philosophy of life and health, emphasizing contentment through belief and the Golden Rule. The ad highlights pharmacy services, prescription filling, and delivery, inviting readers to trust the store for medicines and health aids.
Tiger Rag project aims to spark student newspaper year
Roving reporters Carolyn Grant and Gloria Grant will cover auditorium events and tie up loose ends. The staff aims to produce a complete Tiger Rag for the year, highlighting people who will work and write throughout the year for the student body.
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Grant
October 16 B squad game Jas per Here
The notice lists an October 16 B squad game versus Jas per Here with unclear start time and venue details. An October 17 A squad game is listed as open date with no location or opponent specified.
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Jasper
Appreciation by Carolyn Fabrigate
An appreciation piece urges readers to notice and value football players' hard work and hours spent in practice. The weekly Tiger Rag column invites readers to pause and acknowledge athletes beyond seeing them on the field.
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Tiger Rag
Silsbee High Pep Rally Sparks Tigers Spirit
A Friday pep rally in the Silsbee High Auditorium fired up students as cheerleaders led commands like Stomp Clap Team Fight and Is the Game All Here with band members and drill squad contending in spirited yells. Coach Maurice Hobbs praised the Tigers readiness for Jasper Bull Dogs and named Friday night's captains David Blake and Billy Barclay.
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Silsbee High
East Texas Beauties Compete At State Fair Show
About fifty beauty queens and bands will attend East Texas Day at the State Fair of Texas on October 14. The Cotton Bowl program features George Gobel as the highlight at 8 p.m. East Texas Day aims to offer the event’s strongest program in nine years.
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Tigers Roll By Jasper 41 0 in Friday Victory
Tigers blank Jasper 41 to 0 as Barclay contributes two rushing TDs and a passing score and Barr adds two more. McMahon handles kicking and a late Jasper drive is negated by a penalty. Next up Huntsville at 8 p m Friday with hope for a strong home crowd.
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Junior class meeting sets monthly clues fee proposal
The Junior class held an auditorium meeting Friday at 11 55. The vice president opened proceedings and members voted to implement clues with a monthly 25 cent rate or 2 25 annually. Mr Watts says fundraising for the senior trip will wait until after January 1. The Salvation Army profits from aid to over 6 000 000 people last year.
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The Upper Room Devotional on Unity in Christ
A devotional excerpt from The Upper Room in Nashville urges unity in Christ beyond race culture and social class. It recalls two Japanese attendees at an East Asian Journalism Seminary in Manila who felt belonging when hearing two words Cristo and Amen. The piece ends with a prayer and thought for the day by Remedios Ascencio Ttaan.
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East Texas Chamber Hosts Queen Reception At Hotel Adolphus
The East Texas Chamber of Commerce hosts a day of concerts by East Texas high school bands at fairground locations. The Apache Belles from Tyler Junior College will perform with the Apache Band. A fireworks display closes the evening as the chamber and sponsors honor the queens and escorts with a reception in the garden by the State meeting venue.
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Tyler Junior College
East Texas
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