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Pictured are the winners and honorable mention winners from the SCMS Fall Art
Contest held Tuesday, November l, 2022 at SCMS.
Screven County Middle School
students share art talents
Sam Eades
Publisher/Writer
Students at Screven County Middle School participated in the annual Fall Art
Contest on Tuesday, November 1, 2022. Four local community members were
on hand to judge the works of art and they were amazed at the talent showcased
by SCMS students. All of the art was so good that it was a difficult to choose the
winners. The top winners received tablets valued at over $100 each donated by
the Community Collaborative. SCMS Principal, Mr. Caleb White stated, " I would
like to give a huge thank you to Mrs. Cathy Right for her work in securing these
donations. Also, a big thank you to everyone for helping make this event a success
and we are looking forward to having our Spring Art Contest next Semester!" A
big congratulations to the winners from The Sylvania Times.
First place winner, London Nesbit stated, "I am so excited to receive the loin
tablet with the pen." I am looking forward to downloading an art program and
working on new drawings and possible animations with this prize. "
Here are your winners,
1st place - London Nesbitt - 6th Grade
2nd Place - Lilly McAfee - 7th Grade
3rd Place - Jade Jones - 6th Place
Seven honorable mention winners received over $140 in local gift cards from the
Community Collaborative.
Coraline Woodall - 8th Grade
Qwentin Gaines - 6th Grade
Aiden Thomas - 6th Grade
Elijah Brownlee - 7th Grade
Gwendalyn Hawkins - 6th Grade
Makayla Beaupre - 8th Grade
Bobby Hayward - 6th Grade
Ka\e Holland Kules Ihe £005t!
October Teacher of the Month!
“Ms. Holland is nice and makes sure you understand
everything and 1 think she is an overall great teacher^
"She deserves this because she is funny and loves to
teach. She makes it fun."
Rec. Dept holds 42nd Annual Turkey Bowl
Jake Gay
Reporter
Tuesday night future Gamecocks from the Screven County Recreation Department suited
up to take the field at Kelly Memorial Stadium for the 42nd Annual Turkey Bowl.
The annual turkey bowl is the last matchups of the year between all the teams. The
ages for these young athletes are 7-8 which is the mighty mites, 9-10 which is the mites
and then the midgets are the 3rd and final league at 11-12. There were touchdown runs
by Kayden Brannen of the Steelers coached by Chris “Stump” Torres. In that same game
there was a TD ran by Waylon Brown of the Steelers and an interception by Mason Dickey
of the Eagles coached by Tracy Childers. There were great passes by Max Right of the
Eagles as well. Jordan Torres of the Steelers always seemed to be right where the ball was,
making a few tackles. Other notable plays in this same league were a scoop and score by
Savion Roberts of the Jaguars and a perfectly executed read option by Terry Lamonte Jr.
The 11-12-year-olds finished the night, and the Jets were firing on all cylinders. Those
boys were coached by Eskew Roberts and Logan Smith. The Jets, though normally Jets
are airborne, found success by pounding the rock. With TD runs by quarterback William
Roberts, RB James Roberts and Aidan Jackson. This team was well rounded, because
they featured a very stout defense, the play of the game though may have been the tip drill
2-point conversion for the Jets, (photo by Jake Gay)
Discover a whole new world at the library
Sharon Blank
Special Correspondent
The holiday season is gearing
up, with holiday decorating,
and buying or making gifts
demanding so much time from
everyone! Come and escape
to somewhere that you can
relax and take a deep breath
before going back into the
fray. Whether you want a light
romance, a chilling thriller, a
cookbook for the holiday feasts,
or a book on how to manage
your stress, we’ve got it here and
ready for you to check out!
A great way to occupy the
kids while the adults are busy is to give them something to do - like our Crafts to
Go! If they would rather be with friends, then come to the library on Wednesdays
at 3:30 pm for our craft times, when they can make their crafts right here in the
library!
Another good thing for the little ones to do here at the library is to come to our
story times on Tuesdays at 3:30 pm. We will read them a wonderful story and
then show them how to make a craft related to the story.
The library will be closed November 24, 25, and 26 for Thanksgiving. We will
reopen on Monday, November 28. Make sure that you are well-stocked on reading
or viewing material for the long weekend!
For more information about what’s happening at the library, head over to our
Facebook page at www.facebook.com/screvencountylibrary and click “Like!”
New at the library
FALLING STARS by Fern Michaels. Emily
Ammerman is at home in the snows of Snowdrift
Summit, the Colorado resort her family has run for
decades, so she’s perfectly comfortable teaching
visitors how to improve their skiing skills. But
when TV star Zach Ryder asks her to teach him to
ski The Plunge, one of the most dangerous runs in
Colorado, she finds herself in a dilemma - can she stay
professional and teach him what he needs to know,
or will she slip up and reveal she’s his biggest fan? Or
worse, will she make the biggest mistake of all and fall
in love with him?
Well, that’s all for now - see you at the library!
FALLING STARS
School Lunch Menu
November 14 — 18
Breakfast
Offered Daily, Grab-n-Go Breakfast,
All Meals Served with Choice of
Fruit, Juice, and Milk.
November 14 - Banana Bread or
Cereal
November 15 - Sausage Biscuit or
Granola Bar & Yogurt
November 16 - French Toast
Sticks or Cereal
November 17 - Cheese Grits,
Sausage & Toast or Granola Bar &
Yogurt
November 18 - Manager’s Choice
Lunch
All Meals are Served with Choice of
Fruit, Juice, and Milk.
November 14 - Corndog, Baked Beans,
Carrot Dippers
Elem Choice: PB&J Meal
MS/HS Choice: Ham Entree Salad
November 15 - Cheeseburger, Fries,
Broccoli Dippers
Elem Choice: Hot Ham & Cheese
MS/HS Choice: Deli Sub
November 16 - Beef Nachos, Lettuce,
Tomato & Cheese, Mexicali Corn, Black
Beans
Elem Choice: PB&J Meal
MS/HS Choice: Cheese Entree Salad
November 17 - Chicken Tenders, Roll,
Sweet Potato Fries, Green Beans
Elem Choice: Deli Sub
MS/HS Choice: Chicken Entree Salad
November 18 - Pizza, Whole Kernel
Corn, Side Salad
Elem Choice: PB&J Meal
MS/HS Choice: Deli Sub
Screven County
Middle School
October Students of the Month
Left to right: Front Row: Liam Braga, Rebecca Mettler, Peyton Whitehead
Left to Right: Back Row: Xander Collins, Halle Lovett, John Byrd
Students of the Month Rule the Roost
WE GIVE HONOR TO OlJlt VETERANS
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