October - Sherburne-Earlville Central School District

The MadhattersLive Happily Ever After2012 Relay for LifeIt was another great year for the Sherburne-Earlville Madhatters! The total was an unbelievable$14,837.82! It could not have been achieved without thegenerous donations from S-E staff, family membersand the community!We celebrated this year’s theme fairy tales with creativedecorations made by Elementary School studentsfor the story, Jack and the Beanstalk including a life sizegiant! Our campsite placed first for overall design.This was a first for the Madhatter team!Since the year 2005 the Madhatters have raised over$100,000 towards the fight against cancer. They vowto continue to help the American Cancer Society in itslifesaving mission toeliminate cancer as amajor health concern!As always thankyou so much for yoursupport.The JuniorMadhatters Teamcelebrates receivingregional recognitionas a Jade Level team.Show your Marauder PrideS-E Lawn Signs AvailableThis 18x24 inch sign is made of corrugatedplastic and comes with the metal H stake.Show your Pride and help out the Class of 2015.These will be availablefor $15 at thestadium concessionstand, or youcan contact StaceySnogles, snogless@secsd.org, 674-7382or Jonathan Ryan,ryanj@secsd.org,674-8412.Wall of FameThe Sherburne-Earlville Central School seeks nominationsfor its Wall of Fame, a District project now inits fifth year.The Wall of Fame is designed to honor S-E graduatesand staff who have made significant contributionsto humanity, improved the quality of life, or achievednoteworthy recognition in their career or education.A limited number of nominees will be honored eachyear. If a nominee is not chosen this year, he or she willbe re-considered in subsequent years. The deadlinefor this year’s nominations is January 14, 2013.A nomination form is included in this newsletter.—Rob SchuttEagle Scout ProjectBrian Campbell dedicated numerous hours ofhis time to fulfill his requirement of attaining hisEagle Scout status, which is the highest rank one canachieve. As part of his extensive service project, Brianmanufactured maroon and white cross-country signsthat mark the appropriate direction and distance ofthe cross-country course. Additionally, he constructedan athletic results board that will be displayed at thestadium field concession stand. Brian should be proudof his accomplishments and craftsmanship. On behalfof the Sherburne-Earlville Athletic Department, wewould like to extend a thank you for your tenaciousefforts and thoughtfulness to enhance our crosscountrycourse. At the same time, we would like tothank Marty Eaves for his craftsmanship with routeringthe letters into the wood. On September 26, Brianpresented his project to a panel of scout masters, communitymembers, school districts, and fellow athletesat 4:00 p.m. at the stadium field.— Brad PerryTHE Maroon AND White 9