BEAR TRACKS. Sulphur Bluff School Building Brighter Futures. Upcoming Events

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1 November 2, 2012 Amy Northcutt, Principal John McCullough, Superintendent BEAR TRACKS Sulphur Bluff School Building Brighter Futures Daily Breakfast Option: Grab n Go: Cereal, Toast, Fruit, Juice, Milk Monday, Nov. 5 Breakfast Biscuit, Sausage, Fruit, Juice, Milk Lunch Cheese Burger Mac, Diced Squash, Garden Salad, Bread, Chilled Fruit, Milk, Fruit Choice Alternate Entrée for 6-12 Only Pizza Tuesday, Nov. 6 Breakfast Muffins, Yogurt, Fruit, Juice, Milk Lunch Chicken Fried Steak, Whipped Potatoes, Broccoli, Chilled Fruit, Milk, Fruit Choice Alternate Entrée for 6-12 Only Chicken Patty Sandwich Wednesday, Nov. 7 Breakfast Eggstravaganza, Tortilla, Fruit, Juice, Milk Lunch Sweet/Sour Chicken, Rice, Vegetable Blend, Cucumber Salad, Chilled Fruit, Milk, Fruit Choice Alternate Entrée for 6-12 Only Corn Dog Thursday, Nov. 8 Breakfast Mini Pancakes, Sausage Link, Fruit, Juice, Milk Lunch Beef Nachos, Carrot Sticks, Charro Beans, Chilled Fruit, Milk, Fruit Choice Alternate Entrée for 6-12 Only Crispito Friday, Nov. 9 Breakfast Breakfast Pizza, Fruit, Juice, Milk Lunch McRib Sandwich, Tater Tots, Ranch Beans, Chilled Fruit, Milk, Fruit Choice Alternate Entrée for 6-12 Only Taco Salad Upcoming Events Nov. 2 Lady Bears Basketball Scrimmage vs. Dodd City, Chisum Here 4:30 JVG, VG Nov. 3 Regional Cross Country Humble, TX HS only; Autumn Trails Show; HS Senior Parking Lot Painting Nov. 5 Beta Anti-Bullying Awareness Week begins (See back page for dress-up days.); FCCLA Bake Sale continues through Nov. 18 Nov. 6 Beta Lunch Mtg., Dodd City & Bland Basketball Scrimmage JVB, VB 4:00 Away Nov. 7 Beta After School Meeting Nov. 9 FFA Paris District LDE; Lady Bears Basketball vs. N. Hopkins Here VG 5:00; Bears Basketball Scrimmage vs. CHESS Here VB 7:00 Nov. 10 Sulphur Bluff Volunteer Fire Department Fish Fry 5:30-? Donations Accepted Bears Compete in Humble for Regional Cross Country Pictured in top picture L-R are team members Landon Dorner, Tyler Raine, Erin Zeringue, Dakota Emerson, Hoss McElroy, Cade Argenbright, and Coach Moore. Bottom, team gets sendoff from students.

2 Camden Nichols Eden Moltini Maddox Wells Andy Jones, left, and Jadee Jones Help Sulphur Bluff Go Green Recycle your old, used printer and toner cartridges. Proceeds will be used to buy needed classroom materials. See Mrs. Weeks for donations or questions. Page 2

3 Cole Massey shot this eightpoint buck pictured left on Sunday morning, October 28, the final day of Youth Season when those under 17 can hunt with their rifles before the regular rifle season begins. Cole says that it is his biggest deer so far. It is the fourth one he has gotten on the Massey Farm. His granddad said that there is still an even bigger monster deer waiting for him out there. Cole s brother, first grader Lucas, says that the monster buck has his name on it, though, when he gets just a little older and his big brother thinks he has learned to be really still and quiet in the deer stand.. Sulphur Bluff Volunteer Fire Department Fish Fry Saturday, Nov. 10 5:00-? Donations Accepted Page 3 Sulphur Bluff Community Center

4 PTO says a Big Thank You to all who helped to make the Halloween Carnival a success this year. They also want to thank all who helped and donated to their Sack Lunch Fundraiser at Fix n Feed this week. They made over $1,000 Page 4

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6 Sulphur Bluff Beta Club Betas were recently honored at Cowboy Stadium by Carter Care Blood Center for their dedication and commitment for their lifesaving efforts in their biannual blood drives each year. Present for the event were the Beta officers pictured above. Top row is L- R Tyler South; Sarah Williams, officer; Meagan Coberley, officer; bottom row L-R Kathy Hogue, Beta sponsor; Tyler Raine, officer; Turner South; Casey Gore, officer; Tressie South, Beta sponsor; Trayton South. Page 6

7 Dancing with the Zombies! Join Us For Thanksgiving Lunch Fri., Nov. 16 Turkey, Dressing, Gravy, Green Beans, Sweet Potatoes, Fruit Salad, Roll, Cobbler, Milk, Cranberry Sauce Check Out Our Updated Website at Page 7

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9 FFA Competes at Autumn Trails Autumn Trails is held each year in Winnsboro. In conjunction with that event they have a livestock show. Showing from Sulphur Bluff are students pictured L-R Maycee Potts, Quincie Duncan, McKenna Duncan, Shelby Williams, Cody Vance, and kneeling, Landon Earley. They will be showing calves and goats. FFA will also be competing in District LDE s next Friday, November 9, in Greenhand and Senior Creed Speaking as well as Greenhand and Senior Quiz. Casey Gore will compete in Senior Creed Speaking. The other team members are yet to be announced. Amy Northcutt and Jaden Goldsmith pictured right were the lucky winners of 8th grade's Jolly Rancher contest. They collaborated to guess that there were 1220 Jolly Ranchers in the container. There actually was a total of Good job! Page 9

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11 42 Tournament at the Halloween Carnival Community members came out to a night of camaraderie at last Friday s Halloween Carnival where they enjoyed stew, a 42 Tournament, and Bingo, as well as games for their kiddos. Sulphur Bluff PTO appreciates all the patrons and the members/teachers/ volunteers who helped to make the carnival a success. The final round of 42 play was between the teams of Tony Dehart and L.G. Hankins and Travis and Jane Patridge. The overall winners were Tony Dehart and L.G. Hankins! Seniors Sponsored Successful 42 Tournament at Halloween Carnival Pictured top clockwise from left Joe Bob Self, James K. Bassham, Nathan Crouch, Keith Ogren. Picture 2 clockwise from left Tony Dehart, Travis Patridge, L.G. Hankins, Jane Patridge. Picture 3 clockwise from left Eva Dehart, George Dorner, Edith Hankins, Brian Dorner. Picture 4 clockwise from left Rodney Josey, Sherry Dorner, Billy Joe Dorner, Cameron Hancock. Page 11

12 Katelyn McDonald and Maycee Potts FCCLA Raises Money for Breast Cancer Awareness FCCLA included Breast Cancer Awareness in their Dressup Days last week. On Thursday everyone dressed in pink. They even painted pink streaks in people s hair and created pink snacks. With those activities on that one day they raised $ FCCLA wants to thank all those who supported the cause. Jaycee Halbert and Katelyn McDonald with Dalena Wilkins, Angel Brown, and Diana Rosas Next week, November 5-9, Beta will be hosting Anti-Bullying Awareness Week To help support the cause, please dress in character for each themed day! Please keep to the dress code. *MONDAY: Jersey Day; Be a Good Sport and don t be a bully! Wear your favorite team or school shirt/jersey. *TUESDAY: Pirate Day; Arrgh Use your peg leg and make a stand against bullying! Dress like a pirate. *WEDNESDAY: Wacky Day; Bullying is whack, stay on the right track! Wear crazy hat, hair, socks, mix match your clothes. *THURSDAY: Orange Day; Orange you glad you re not a bully? Wear the color orange. *FRIDAY: 80 s Rock Day; Don t be a punk! Rock the niceness! Page 12