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It’s only a game” when his team is winning.
Silsbee High School Drama
students will be performing a
Halloween play from a series of
spooky skits and an adaption of
The Monkey’s Paw on Oct. 20, 7
p.m., at the Silsbee Ice House
Museum for elementary students.
This is the second annual produc-
tion for the SHS drama students.
The audience of young elemen-
tary children attends the play
dressed in their Halloween cos-
tumes or in their pajamas and
spread out on the floor with blan-
kets and pillows to enjoy the
show. The children leave with a
goodie grab bag, courtesy of the
Silsbee Little Theatre, which is
producing the show.
Junior Steven Hoffman said,
“Last year, a few of the kids came
to me with excited faces, and
exclaimed how they want to be
an actor when they get into high
school. It’s neat to think that I
am a role model for our commu-
nity’s youth. Acting is such a
good venue for me to express
myself, it has become my pas-
sion. My favorite part of per-
forming the Monkey’s Paw is
when the kids react to a scary or
funny moment. I hope that they
will enjoy the performance this
year, I know that I will enjoy act-
ing in it.”
The high school students who
will be performing in the skits are
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Fall-Fest on Saturday, Oct. 20 at
3 p.m.
There will be games, costume
contest, candy, live music and
plenty of fun.
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Produced by Chris Eldredge
Directed by Stacy Webb
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20 • 7 TO 8PM
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Young people from Silsbee
and surrounding communities
can come to see actors por-
traying scary stories at the Ice
House on Oct. 20.
Steven Bird, Anthony Bolton,
Colton Hamshire, Jessica
Hargroue, Steven Hoffman,
Melody King, Lauryn
McDonald, Matthew Miller,
Reginonal Norman, Chad Tatom,
Latalia Thomas, and Tadarran
Traylor.
The high school students per-
forming and the characters they
are playing in The Monkey’s Paw
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are Howard Charles, Narrator;
Ryan Hargroue, Mr. White;
Lacey McGallion, Mrs. White;
Colemin Theriot, Herbert;
Daneille Stewet, Daughter; John
Whitmore, Sergeant Major
Morris; and Tamela Lewis,
Lawyer.
Silsbee High School Drama
Teacher Mrs. Stacy Webb who is
also the director for the night
feels this is an important opportu-
nity for the students. “Dramatic
performance is essential in the
lifelong learning of literature and
fine arts. Young students can
apply reading and interpretation
skills they have obtained from the
classroom to a theatrical produc-
tion. Those skills suddenly
come to life before their eyes,”
said Webb.
Members of the Lumberton High School Choir who are advancing to the pre-area competition
in November are, standing from left, Amber Smith, Lizzie Budro, Emily Hicks, Stephanie Hicks,
Amber Riggs, Shelli Legendre, Stormie Haygood, Chelsea O’Leary; and, seated from left, John
Baker, Ashlyne Poliak, Chris Cooksey, and Matt Tatum. Not pictured are Ashton Champagne,
Vanessa Downey, Katie Drake, Jaren Mello, Kelly Roach, Glenn Umholtz, Curtis Whatley and
Kara Williams.
Kirby Elementary hosts annual fest
By KELLY M. SMITH
The Bee
Kirby Elementary will be host-
ing their annual Fall Festival next
Thursday, Oct. 25. The event will
take place from 5:30 - 7:30 p.m.
at the Kirby campus in the grassy
area between the gym and the
main building.
“It’s going to be a good time
for our boys and girls and their
families,” said Robbie Reeves,
principal at Kirby.
Parent-Teacher Association
(PTA) members have been organ-
izing this event for weeks now,
securing vendors for booths, get-
ting donations, and coming up
with activities festival-goers to
enjoy.
Each year, the proceeds from
the various PTA activities are put
toward school improvements that
go beyond the regular school
budget, said Reeves. PTA
fundraisers have helped pay for
the car ramp, new rocks for the
playground, a big screen televi-
sion, a fence for the campus and
See FALL FEST on Page 9, Section 1
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Dickert, Gerry. The Silsbee Bee (Silsbee, Tex.), Vol. 91, No. 42, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 17, 2007, newspaper, October 17, 2007; Silsbee, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1244850/m1/4/?q=Homecoming+queen+1966+North+Texas+State+University: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Silsbee Public Library.