BEAR TRACKS Sulphur Bluff School —Building Brighter Futures

Amy Northcutt, Principal John McCullough, Superintendent

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

Fruit, Juice, Milk

Monday, Oct. 22

Breakfast—Oatmeal, Fruit, Juice, Milk

Lunch—Pizza, Garden Salad, Green Beans, Chilled

Fruit, Milk, Fruit Choice

Alternate Entrée for 6-12 Only—McRib Sandwich

Tuesday, Oct. 23

Breakfast—French Toast, Sausage Link, Fruit,

Juice, Milk

Lunch—Chicken Fried Steak, Whipped Potatoes,

Broccoli, Chilled Fruit, Milk, Fruit Choice

Alternate Entrée for 6-12 Only—Popcorn Chicken

Wednesday, Oct. 24

Breakfast—Eggstravaganza, Tortilla, Fruit, Juice,

Milk

Lunch—Italian Pasta Bake, Zucchini, Glazed Sweet

Potatoes, Chilled Fruit, Milk, Fruit Choice, Pizza

Alternate Entrée for 6-12 Only—Pizza

Thursday, Oct. 25

Breakfast—Biscuit, Sausage, Fruit, Juice, Milk

Lunch—Chicken Nuggets, Blackeyed Peas, Roasted

Carrots, Chilled Fruit, Milk, Fruit Choice

Alternate Entrée for 6-12 Only—Steak Fingers

Friday, Oct. 26

Breakfast—Breakfast Pizza, Fruit, Juice, Milk

Lunch—Hamburger, Pinto Beans, Sandwich Fix-

ings, Chilled Fruit, Milk, Fruit Choice

Alternate Entrée for 6-12 Only—Chicken Wrap

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Upcoming Events

Oct. 19 HS Volleyball @ Union Hill 5:00

District Game; Beta/Can Help Coat Drive con-

tinues

Oct. 20 Paris District FFA Leadership Camp

Oct. 22 District Cross Country; JH Volleyball

@ Union Hill; FCCLA’s Red Ribbon Week

Begins-See Back Page for Dress-up Days

Oct. 23 HS Volleyball vs. James Bowie Here

5:00 District Game

Oct.26 Early Release at 12:50 for Halloween

Carnival

Halloween Carnival-Oct. 26

Stew 5:30-7:00

Booths 6:00-8:00

FFA District Officer Meagan Coberley is pictured above. FFA will be sending ten

students to District Leadership Camp this coming Saturday. Meagan Coberley and the

other district officers will be putting on the camp that will have the participants com-

peting in events and doing exercises that will develop and improve their leadership

skills.

Recycle your old, used printer and toner car-

tridges. Proceeds will be used to buy needed

classroom materials. See Mrs. Weeks for dona-

tions or questions.

Help Sulphur Bluff Go Green

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Beta Updates Thru the 26th Beta is collecting new or gently used coats, jackets

and hoodies in all sizes. Donations will be taken to CAN HELP in

Sul. Spg. Help keep those in need warm! Drop box is in the front

office.

Beta will be hosting our first Jack-O-Lantern Contest at this

year’s Halloween Carnival. Entry is $2 per pumpkin and you

can enter as many as you want. The most creative will win $15.

To enter bring your pre-carved jack-o-lantern, a flameless light

source and $2 entry fee to Beta's booth at the carnival. We will

also be selling our Ozark Lollipops for $0.75 each at the carni-

val.

On Mon. Oct. 29th, we will be taking our officers to Carter Blood

Care's high school appreciation banquet at Cowboy Stadium in Ar-

lington. This will be the first time for Beta to be able to participate! Officers

are President- Meagan Coberley; V-President- Casey Gore; Secretary- Tyler

Raine; Reporter- Sarah Williams. Pictured above L-R Raine, Williams, Gore,

Beta Can

Help Coat

Drive

October 8-26

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PTO Halloween Carnival

October 26 Stew in the cafeteria as usual 5:30-7, hosted by the Junior Class

PTO - Bake walk, Angry Birds, Nose Picker, Spider Ring Toss and Door

Live Auction - not sure on time yet

Mrs. Jenkins - Shoo Cats

Mrs. Jaggers - Treasure Chest

Mrs. Massey/Mrs. Green - Country Store

Mrs. Vance - Wheel of Misfortune & Hay Ride

Mrs. Moore - Catapult

Mrs. Hogue - Mini Golf

Mrs. Cox - Fishing Hole

Mrs. Graham - 42 tournament & Balloon Darts

Mrs. Weeks - Coke Ring Toss

Mr. Abner - Haunted House

FCCLA - Cotton Candy

Ms. Cannon - Tattoo Booth/Lollipop Pull and TP Toss

Freshman Class - Dunking Booth & Bounce House

Beta - Pumpkin Carving Contest (Bring carved pumpkins)

10th Grade - Hair Color

As always Bingo will be in the cafeteria. Wristbands will be sold!

PTO

Needs

Volunteers

To help with

running the

booths

in 20/30 min-

ute shifts.

PTO and

Junior Class

Need Desserts

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Jr. Class-Stew

Please label the dessert

for where

it needs

to go! Most booths will be in

the old gym or elemen-

tary classrooms hallway

6-8.

Every student will receive an

index card to fill up with stamps

from all booths this next Friday!

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Goat and Sheep Validation for NETLA Stock Show

October 30 4PM-6PM

Civic Center

Judging Team Goes

to State Fair of

Texas—The FFA had

sixteen members par-

ticipate in the Live-

stock Judging contest

at the State Fair of

Texas, 11 regular

FFA members and 5

Jr. Members. Those

judging are pictured

front row L-R Kendra

Jock, Shelbi Hurley,

Hoss McElroy, Da-

kota Emerson, Sum-

mer Fischer, Layna

Earley, Wesley

McDonald; back row

Judy Brown, Justin

Goldsmith, McKenna

Duncan, Dylan Pat-

terson, Chris Wright, Kadee Anderson, Meagan Coberley. FFA advisor, Mr. Abner, said, “The members represented themselves,

Sulphur Bluff FFA, and Sulphur Bluff School in a very nice manner. We should all be proud of them.” (Not available for picture are

junior members Marshall Anderson and Dylan McElroy.)

Going Out with a Bang!

2011-2012 Yearbooks

Get Yours Now!

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Junior Class Welcomes

Dessert DonationsDessert DonationsDessert DonationsDessert Donations For Halloween For Halloween For Halloween For Halloween

Carnival StewCarnival StewCarnival StewCarnival Stew

Please bring on

Friday morning,

October 26 to the

Pre-K Classroom

Check Out

Our

Updated

Website

at

www.sulphur

bluffisd.net

Book Fair Enables

Library to Add

75 New Books

Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Joslin announced

that they made enough money on the

Book Fair this year that they were able

to purchase 24 hardbacks and 51 paper-

backs to add to the library. They say

thank you to all of the students, faculty,

and parents who helped to make the

Book Fair a success!

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“Tubb’s Country Store”

It’s almost time for the

Halloween Carnival and

the “Country Store”

would like your help. We

would like donations of

any kind. Just send your

donations to Mrs. Green

or Mrs. Massey as soon

as possible. We won’t be

able to take any dona-

tions after October

19th.

Below is a list of arti-

cles that have been do-

nated in the past. These

are just some sugges-

tions that might help

you in selecting your do-

nations.

*Canned Goods (Store

Bought Please),

*Decorating Items,

*Household Items,

*Clean Stuffed Animals,

*Garage Sale Items,

*Toys, *Games, *Books,

*Puzzles, *Movies (VHS/

DVD), *Dolls, *Perfumes,

*Plants, *Flowers,

*Purses.

(No Clothes or Shoes )(No Clothes or Shoes )(No Clothes or Shoes )(No Clothes or Shoes )

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We Need Donations of

12 Packs of Sodas and Waters

Individual Serving Chips

Baked Items for

PTO Barbecue Sack Lunch and Bake Sale

At Fix ’n Feed on Tues., Oct. 30

You can start bringing your donations to the school office. Contact PTO officers Amy Rit-

land or Patricia Byrd if you have questions.

Pumpkin Patch Welcomes Area Schools—PTO once again hosted a pumpkin

patch for our students as well as other area schools. PTO members, including

PTO president Amy Ritland and committee chairman Mike Guilkey were on

hand for the event. which included a barrel train ride, story time, and pumpkin

decorating. Pictured top left are Justin Marshall, Mike Guilkey, Cody Vance,

Amy Ritland, and Kathy Sparks. Pictured above are Shelbi Hurley and Lexi

Earley. Left Samantha Dean is atop the hay truck as students help her to unload

the hay.

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