Silsbee High School Counselors Explain Scholarships and Deadlines
Mrs Donelson spoke to Freshman English classes about counselor roles and school policies at Silsbee High. October National Scholarships include Betty Crocker and Jetter carrier family options. local deadlines from April to May. SAT or ACT required. addresses from the Piper Foundation booklet. late notes on November deadlines and other scholarships to be listed. Mr Hignett and Mrs Donelson attended a September 13 workshop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Crocker
Doherty
Jetter
John Kennedy
American Federation of Government Employees
Piper Foundation
JETS
American Institute of Architects
Ford
Ells
Jonke
National Society of Professional Engineers
Hearing Tests Scheduled for Ninth and Eleventh Grade
Hearing tests will be administered to ninth and eleventh grade American History and World History classes during Sept 19 to 21. Tests occur in the Master Teaching Room under Mrs. Gow ling, with school nurses assisting, testing per period across Mr. Montgomery Mr. Lloyd Mr. McGarahan Mr. Meldrum Mr. Powell and Mrs. Dezendorf classes. If defects are found, parents are notified and further medical attention is recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Gowling
Mr. Montgomery
Mr. Powell
Dezendorf
Silsbee Freshman Football Beats South Park 22 14
Silsbee High School freshman football defeated the South Park Greenies 22 to 14 last Thursday. Ronald Robinson scored a 15 yard touchdown and added a two point conversion, with a second Robinson run and a late safety boosting the lead. Norris Green added a 10 yard TD as SHS prepares to face Lincoln Bumblebees this Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silsbee High School
South Park Greenies
South Park
Silsbee
Ronald Robinson
Robinson
Norris Green
SHS
FHA Begins Beau Contest at Silsbee Chapter
The Beau Contest ran from September 10 to 24. FHA members sponsor boys to represent the club on trips and raise funds by selling stationery cakes and a car wash. Candidates include Brad Young with Eileen Decuir and others. The top fundraiser wins and proceeds support FHA projects for the 73-74 school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FHA
Silsbee
Beau
Brad Young
Eileen Decuir
Derald Gallespie
Barbra Gore
Ken Rose
Shelia Rush
Howard Paine
George Jefficoat
Suzanne Calvert
Randy King
Sally Munden
Bradly Lewis
Brenda Fannette
Paul Denard
Ann Whittiker
James Simmons
Elena Haynes
Chad Englehart
Kathy Lewis
Linda Stephenson
SAT Changes Spotlighted by College Entrance Examination Board
The College Entrance Examination Board discusses new SAT changes and additional services offered by CEEB, outlining updated test formats and program options for students and educators.
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College Entrance Examination Board
CEEB
Dreams of Soaring Fight with Menacing Eyes
A poem by Joyce E. Smith presents a dream of soaring above landscapes while facing an enemy’s menacing eyes. The speaker fears losing the ability to fly if the foe’s stare is seen, preferring to close eyes and avoid the danger to retain the joy of soaring.
Social notes and local events fill Lumberton area
Mrs Noble Risinger and her mother in law visited from Houston. James R Lewis and family in Austin were visited by relatives from Village Mills and Beaumont. A baby boy born Sept 7 at Woodland Heights Hospital. grandparents and great grandparents named from Lumberton San Antonio Kountze Fairfield and Lufkin. Sub 4 H elected officers for 1973 and Sweetheart Bluebirds held meetings. Lumberton Raiders host West Hardin for Homecoming at Garnel Stadium with party at Fletcher Emanuel Baptist Church. Senior citizens plan a Sept 27 luncheon.
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Noble Risinger
Houston
Elizabeth Risinger
Risinger
Village Mills
Richard EK
Lewis
Chicago
L. L. Lewis
Carey McDaniel
Beaumont
Austin
James R. Lewis
Mary McEwin
Mary Seal
Galveston
Ricky Crysel
Jimmy Allen
Lumberton
Lufkin
Woodland Heights Hospital
James Robert II
Vinson Powell
Bob Allen
San Antonio
Anna Cryer
Sarah Powell
Frank Hawthorne
Kountze
Allen
Fairfield
Fairchild
Larry Newton
Orange
A. E. Pickering
Minna Parrish
J. L. Braxson
Dallas
A. Rhoden
Delton Richardson
Jaspe
Margaret Richardson
Edith Segure
P.T.A
Lumberton Raiders
Garnel Stadium
West Hardin
Fletcher Emanuel Baptist Church
Fellowship Hall
Sidney
Card of Thanks and Lumberton election notice
Davis honored their niece Belinda Weaver of Beaumont with an ice cream supper for her nineteenth birthday. Belinda’s mother Mrs. Mary Weaver and others express thanks to friends and relatives. Lumberton to vote Oct 1 at the Vocational Building Lumberton High School Marcus Bowman election judge candidates for Mayor City Marshall and Alderman listed Absentee balloting began Sept 11 with Charles Stephens absentee judge. Special thanks to nurses and doctors. Mrs Sybil Basey
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Davis
Belinda Weaver
Beaumont
Hershall
Dan Frazier
Jasper
Merrell Smith
Robert
Victor
Belinda
Mary Weaver
Lumberton
Veterans Affairs approves 365000 GI home loans in 1973
The Veterans Administration approved 365000 GI home loans valued at 8.4 billion dollars in fiscal year 1973, the highest volume in 16 years, reflecting strong demand for veteran housing programs.
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Veterans Administration
MonaDEX weight loss ad from Silsbee Drug Store
An advertisement offering MONADEX tablets claims to curb appetite without drugs and no exercise. It promises a money back guarantee if weight loss is not achieved and lists prices of $3.00 for 20 days and $5.00 for double the amount. Mail orders from Silsbee Drug Store at 165 East Avenue H are accepted.
Student Teachers Begin Practice At Silsbee High
Silsbee High welcomes two student teachers. Jerry Minter, a Lamar senior from Spurger, will teach chemistry and biology under Mrs. Linda Broeder. Jane Franklin from Victor, a Lamar University senior majoring in English, will teach under Mrs. Prewitt until Dec. 15.
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Silsbee High
Jerry Minter
Linda Broeder
Minter
Spurger
Kathy
Monica
Lamar
Jane Franklin
Victor
Lamar University
Prewitt
Miss Franklin
Mr. Minter
SHS
Tigers Pride Fueled Pep Rally Rush At Hallways
Freshmen sprint through corridors after the first Pep Rally as a junior Tigerette in rompers and cowboy boots heads to the office. Students flood the gym and halls with maroon and white, chanting Tiger Pride while Student Council members roam between classes. The piece notes a historic House election by tie in 1800 choosing Thomas Jefferson as president and Aaron Burr as vice president on the 36th ballot.
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House of Representatives
House
Thomas Jefferson
Aaron Burr
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Ronnie Nash
Charles Powell
Lincoln Bumblebees
Hurry
Mionesda
Bof Oneida Ltd
Frank
Creativity
Joyce E. Smith
Chance
Fletcher News
Dee
St. Elizabeth
Mrs
Sybil Basey
Silsbee Drug Store
E. Ave
Mid-City Motors
Dial
Cowdyear
Suey Her
Plymouth
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Coodyear
JPON
Ent
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Estes Permave
Pease
Retarn Springs
Pau Este
Goodyear
Sires
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Wrens
Lbsatt
Goodpdyear
North Fifth Street
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AFC
GE Spectra
Wailey
Tiger Pride
McKee
Aluminum
Screen Shop
Diamond & Colonial
Charles R. Dixon
Morris Moore Chevrolet
Tommy Moore
Dixon
Tommy
Morris Moore
Chevrolet, Inc
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