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BEAR TRACKS Sulphur Bluff School —Building Brighter Futures

Amy Northcutt, Elem. Principal Tommy Cummings, JH/HS Principal

Robert Ross, Superintendent

Daily Breakfast Option: Grab n Go: Cereal, Fruit,

Juice, Milk

Monday, Feb. 28

Breakfast—Bagels, Yogurt, Juice, Milk

Lunch—Sweet n Sour Chicken, Rice, Vegetable

Blend, Mixed Fruit, Milk

Alternate Entrée for 6-12 Only—Steak Fingers

Tuesday, March 1

Breakfast—Biscuit n Sausage, Gravy, Juice, Milk

Lunch—Sloppy Joes, Chips, Baked Beans, Pickles,

Fruit, Milk

Alternate Entrée for 6-12 Only—Chicken Tenders

Wednesday, March 2

Breakfast—Cinnamon Rolls, Cheese Stick, Juice,

Milk

Lunch—Spaghetti w/Meat Sauce, Green Beans,

Glazed Carrots, Breadsticks, Fruit, Milk

Alternate Entrée for 6-12 Only—Ham & Cheese

Sandwiches

Thursday, March 3

Breakfast—Cheesy Omelet, Toast, Juice, Milk

Lunch—Chicken Stew, Crackers, Cheese, Pickles,

Fruit, Milk

Alternate Entrée for 6-12 Only—CK Patty Sandwich

Friday, March 4

Breakfast—PB Cups n Graham Crackers, Juice, Milk

Lunch—McRibs, Tator Tots, Veg. Salad, Fruit, Milk

Alternate Entrée for 6-12 Only—Grilled Cheese

February 25, 2011 Volume 13, Issue 22

Upcoming Events

Feb. 25 Jr. Market Show continues with Poul-

try, Swine, Heifers, and Steers; HS Baseball

Commerce JV Tournament ; HS Softball can-

celled

Feb. 26 Hopkins County Jr. Market Show Prof.

Ag Workers Lunch @ Noon; 2:30 Awards;

3:00 Sale of Champions

Feb. 28 JH Softball vs. Harts B luff Here 4:30

March 1 HS Baseball @ Saltillo 4:00; Beta

Lunch Meeting; Prairiland HS Track Meet;

Lady Bear Softball @ Roxton 4:30; TAKS

Testing 4,7 Writing, 9 Reading, 10-11 ELA

March 3 Lady Bear Softball Tournament @

Trenton TBA; HS Baseball Tournament TBA 2

Celeste; JH Boys & Girls Track Meet in Prairi-

land 3:30; FCCLA Lunch Meeting

March 4-5 Celeste Tournament continues

Beta Coke Tab Drive Continues

FCCLA Ignites the Flames of Leadership—Katelyn

McDonald, left, was chosen as an officer at the Region

III FCCLA Leadership Meeting. She ran for the posi-

tion during the House of Delegates on Friday afternoon

and was named as one of the 17 new officers for the

year 2011-12. She will serve as VP of Competitive

Events. She will begin training for this position in June

while attending a week-long leadership training with

all of the other region and state officers across the state.

Katelyn was installed as a new officer during the last

general session on Saturday. Dustin Lawson, above

left, and Jackson Dailey Placed 1st in Applied Tech-

nology STAR Event competition, advancing them to

state competition in April. For their contest, they made

a power point presentation explaining how they had

developed the chapter project Read Across the Bluff

using various types of technology. The title of their

project was “Reading to the Beat, the Techno Beat.” The project also required them to develop portfolios

about the project. See pages 7- 8 for more on the FCCLA region meet.

TAKS Testing March 1

Meet With Mr. Ramirez and the

STUDENTS FOR STUDENTS FOR STUDENTS FOR STUDENTS FOR

CHRISTCHRISTCHRISTCHRIST

7:307:307:307:30----8:00 8:00 8:00 8:00 Every Wed. Every Wed. Every Wed. Every Wed.

in the Ag Shop in the Ag Shop in the Ag Shop in the Ag Shop

Doughnuts ServedDoughnuts ServedDoughnuts ServedDoughnuts Served

Volume 13, Issue 22 Volume 13, Issue 22 Volume 13, Issue 22

Volume 13, Issue 22

Tawny Cummings,

Dakota Emerson Make

Sale With Goats

The Hopkins County Junior Market Show for

2011 started yesterday at the Civic Center. It

continues through Saturday and concludes with

the Sale of Champions at 3:00 PM. Tawny Cum-

mings took 2nd in her class with her goat and

made the sale. Dakota Emerson took 3rd in his

class and made the sale. Others’ rankings in-

clude Hudson Northcutt-7th, Kelsey Wolf-9th, Ashton Sharp-

5th, Karissa Wolf-6th, Cheyenne Bryant-7th, Cody Vance-

5th, Shelbi Hurley-6th, Ryan Vance-10th, Harrison-5th,

Trayton South-3rd, Ashton Sharp-7th, Ali Sharp-6th.Cody

and Ryan Vance showed poultry this morning. Clay Mitchell,

Joe Forshee, Isaac Foley, and Joe Granack show swine today.

This afternoon Trey Williams, Shelby Williams, and Colton

Emerson will be in the heifer show. Quincie Duncan will be

in the steer show. See more on pages 3-5.

GlowGlowGlowGlow----inininin----thethethethe----Dark Wristbands for Sale!Dark Wristbands for Sale!Dark Wristbands for Sale!Dark Wristbands for Sale!

$4.00 ea.$4.00 ea.$4.00 ea.$4.00 ea.

Sold by the

Sophomore

Class

“Get them

while they

glow”

These one-inch bands are glow-

in-the-dark white, with blue

letters and paw prints.

Ashton Sharp gets

help from Justin

Keen as she clips

her goat in prepa-

ration for yester-

day’s show.

Tawny Cum-

mings L and

Cody Vance

at yester-

day’s show.


Volume 13, Issue 22

Dakota Emer-

son made the

sale with the

goat he

showed yes-

terday.

Shelbi Hurley

grooms her goat

with help from

Cody Vance.

Cody also

showed a goat

and is showing

poul-

try.

Market Show Exhibitors—Some of the students exhibiting in the market show this week are front row Joe Granack, Turner South, Ryan Vance,

Ali Sharp, Trayton South, Harrison Fite, Isaac Foley; 2nd row Shelbi Hurley, Dakota Emerson, Cody Vance, Ashton Sharp, Hudson Northcutt,

Kelsey Wolf, Joe Forshee; back row Colton Emerson, Trey Williams, Clay Mitchell.


Volume 13, Issue 22

Colton Emerson

clips his heifer in

preparation for

today’s show.

Quincie Duncan pre-

pares her steer for

this evening’s show.

Trey Williams shows

his heifer at today’s

Hopkins County Junior

Market Show. Erin Zeringue

showed his sheep

at yesterday’s

show.


Volume 13, Issue 22

Hopkins County Junior Market Show 2011—Above, Cheyenne Bry-

ant, Tawny Cummings, and Shelby Williams compete in the show as it

continues this weekend at the Civic Center. Cheyenne and Tawny

showed yesterday in the Lamb & Goat Show. Tawny made the sale with

her goat. Shelby shows today in the Heifer Show. At left, Karissa, a goat

exhibitor, readies her animal for the show.

Help Find a CureHelp Find a CureHelp Find a CureHelp Find a Cure

Relay for Life FundraiserRelay for Life FundraiserRelay for Life FundraiserRelay for Life Fundraiser

Purple Stretch BraceletsPurple Stretch BraceletsPurple Stretch BraceletsPurple Stretch Bracelets

Kick the Hay Out of Cancer 2011

$2.00 each$2.00 each$2.00 each$2.00 each

See Mrs. Weeks

in 6th grade. All

proceeds go to

Relay for Life for

Cancer research.


Volume 13, Issue 22

Youth Night at Sulphur Bluff Assembly of God

Wednesday, March 2, 2011

Free Pizza at 6:30 PM Service Starts at 7 PM

Questions? Call Jacob Jones 903-715-0772

Help Sulphur Bluff Go

Green

Recycle your old, used printer

and toner cartridges. Proceeds

will be used to buy needed classroom mate-

rials. See Mrs. Weeks for donations or

questions.

Questions? Call Jacob Jones

903-715-0722

Open House

Monday, March 7

Stew 5:30-7:30 in Cafeteria

Classrooms Open 6:00-8:00

Junior High Lady Bears Defeat North Hopkins 16-5

On February 17, the junior high Lady Bears had an exciting win over North Hopkins. Then their next game got rained out against

Saltillo. That game has since been rescheduled for later in March. It was such a resounding victory, they they have been eagerly

awaiting their next game day. That day is coming up on Monday, February 28, right here at Sulphur Bluff at 4:30 PM against Harts

Bluff. Team members are 6th graders Haley Halbert and Lydia Burleson; 7th graders Skylar Evans, Mardi Fite, Harlie Harred, Kel-

sey Wolf, Lexi Greer, Lacey Calhoun, Sierra Swanson, Tori Dorner; 8th graders Angie Alvarez, Judy Brown, Shelbi Hurley, and

Brooke Peek.

NETLA Market Show 2011 Schedule ChangeNETLA Market Show 2011 Schedule ChangeNETLA Market Show 2011 Schedule ChangeNETLA Market Show 2011 Schedule Change

Friday, February 25, 2011Friday, February 25, 2011Friday, February 25, 2011Friday, February 25, 2011

1:00 PM……………………………………...….Market Hog Show

3:00 PM……………………………………...………...Heifer Show

4:30 –5:00 PM………………….……………….....Steer Weigh-in

6:00 PM……………………………………………..…..Steer Show

Following Steer Show………..Sale Ring Set Up-All Sale Part.

Saturday, February 26, 2011Saturday, February 26, 2011Saturday, February 26, 2011Saturday, February 26, 2011

12:00 PM………..Professional Ag Workers Buyers Luncheon

2:00 PM…………………………………………..…………..Awards

3:00 PM…………………….………..Sale of Champions/Auction

Shirts $10 Caps Also Available for $15


Volume 13, Issue 22

Attention

Seniors

PTO Scholarship

Applications

Due in by

May 1

Pick up your application

from Mrs. Jones.

StudentScholarships.org update for February 2011. All of

the scholarships below are available to your students.

1. Healthy Lifestyles Scholarship (Deadline: April 30, 2011)This

$5000 scholarship is open to students currently enrolled as high school

students or first-year college students. To be eligible for this award you

must be under 25 years of age and answer both of the essay questions.

Website: http://www.studentscholarships.org/scholarship/8809/

healthy_lifestyles_scholarship_scholarship.php

2. Dial My Dentist Scholarship Program (Deadline: May 6, 2011)This

$1000 scholarship is available to students between the ages of 16 and 21.

In the fall of this year (September 2011), the student must be attending

College or University full-time.


dial_my_dentist_scholarship_program_scholarship.php

3. S.S. Scholarship Program (Deadline: June 1, 2011)This $1000 scholar-

ship is available to any student that is 21 years or under, as of June 1,

2011.

Website:http://www.studentscholarships.org/scholarshipprograms.php

4. Big Dig Scholarship (Deadline: June 1, 2011)This $3000 scholarship is

for students who submit an essay that is under 1000 words and are cur-

rently in high school or in their first two years of college/university.


big_dig_scholarships_scholarship.php

5. 2011 ICBC Scholarship (Deadline: June 15, 2011)This $1000 scholar-

ship is open to students that are between the ages of 17-21 that are resi-

dents of the US or Canada. A student can be enrolled or intending on

enrolling in any course of study in the fall semester of 2011.

Olympic

Gold Medal-

ist—Dustin

Lawson and

Ryan Watts

meet Olym-

pic gold

medalist high

jumper Hollis

Conway at

last week-

end’s FCCLA

region meet.

Conway was

a speaker for

the event.


Volume 13, Issue 22

FCCLA Ignites the Flames of Leadership—FCCLA’s Parliamentary Procedure Team,

above L-R Josh Cannon, Bruce Marrero, Halie Wade, Casey Gore, Sarah Williams,

Amanda Fowler, placed 2nd in the Region III FCCLA Leadership Meeting February 18-19

in Waco, Texas. Thirteen FCCLA members of the local chapter participated and were

among over 1,000 other members from chapters across the state. The parliamentary proce-

dure team now have the opportunity to compete at state. Theis event required the team to

conduct a meeting as well as take a written test. Ryan Watts and Kaci Powers, right, com-

peted in Illustrated Talk with a presentation about child abuse. The event required them to

research and develop a speech and display board to illustrate the speech. They competed

against 13 other teams but did not place as a state qualifier. Ester Marquez, lower right,

competed in the event, Recycle and Redesign. Ester’s project was all about recycling cloth-

ing, by using two t-shirts in a unique way to create a new look. Her conservation theme was

“eco be-Conserve the T.” She was required to give a presentation about her project using

the sample design and a display board she designed to display the information required. Her

marketing label for the design was “2T’s in a Pod.” Ester competed against 12 others but

did not place as a state qualifier. The chapter was recognized at the first general session

Friday night for completion of Projects this year. Ester Marquez also served as the chapter

voting delegate at the House of Delegates held on Friday. Members were motivated during

the Friday night session by Hollis Conway, a former Olympic gold medalist high jumper.

The meeting concluded on Saturday with the STAR Event award presented and the installa-

tion of new officers. Members qualifying for state competition will be participating April

14-16 in Houston. The FCCLA members would like to thank everyone who has helped

support the projects and fundraisers this year. Also a big thank you to Mrs. Joslin for driv-

ing the bus and all the help she gave and a big thank you to Mrs. McDonald who helped

sponsor. All of the FCCLA members also extend a big thank you to their sponsor, Mrs.

Vandiver.

PTO—Wed., March 9, 3:30

Our next meeting is scheduled for

Wed, March 9th @ 3:30 in the cafe-

teria. We will be electing officers

and finalizing Spring events. Hope

to see you there!

Join us to Plan Spring Events and Elect

Officers for Next Year


Volume 13, Issue 22

Coach Cummings sends

Kaci Powers to score dur-

ing last week’s Trenton

game. The game was

called due to daylight

during the top of the 4th

with the Lady Bears win-

ning 11-8.

Coach holds

Hancock on

3rd Base after

she made an

important

hit.

Tawny Cum-

mings throws

to 1st for an

out.

Jamie Goldsmith

pitches during the

game in Trenton

that was called due

to no lights.

Ashton Sharp

made a key hit

during the Tren-

ton game.


Volume 13, Issue 22

Beta Coke Tab Drive Feb.14th-28th

Benefitting the Ronald McDonald House Benefitting the Ronald McDonald House Benefitting the Ronald McDonald House Benefitting the Ronald McDonald House

for Pediatric Cancer Patients for Pediatric Cancer Patients for Pediatric Cancer Patients for Pediatric Cancer Patients

And their family members who have traveled far from home and need a place to

stay during an emotional time. The house has awesome activity rooms for all ages

and peaceful areas for the parents.

The class who donates the most coke tabs will receive a pizza party!

Lyndsey Cal-

houn in a

team meet-

ing.

Chey-

enne

Bryant

drives

the ball

to cen-

terfield

for a key

hit.

Maycee Potts

pitches dur-

ing the Tren-

ton game.

Commerce Softball

Tournament—The Lady

Bears continue to play in

the tournament this

weekend as weather per-

mits. The Lady Bear

softball team is Tawny

Cummings, Kaci Powers,

Ashton Sharp, Kaitlyn

Hancock, Cheyenne Bry-

ant, Maycee Potts, Jamie

Goldsmith, Deseray

Greer, McKenna Duncan,

Sarah Williams, Jaycee

Clayton, Meagan Cober-

ley, Katelyn McDonald

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