School & Sports
2012 Fort Worth Stock ShowBrailei Lusty placed 5th in Class 8 Market Wethers. Hutton Lusty placed 4th in Class 10 Market Wethers.2012 Fort Worth Stock ShowBrailei Lusty placed 5th in Class 8 Market Wethers. Hutton Lusty placed 4th in Class 10 Market Wethers.
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By Marshall McIntosh, SSHS Senior
San Saba High School graduate, Aaron Behrens, now lead vocalist and guitarist of Ghostland Observatory, returned to speak to San Saba High School students on January 30, 2012. Standing on the same stage that his first performance was held, Behrens captivated the attention of all 200 students. Immediately, Behrens was able to relate with students on the difficulties in everyday life.
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By Don Fowler, RSISD Superintendent Coyote Pride
The 2010-2011 yearbooks are available for $25. See Pam Starr to purchase one. Yearbooks may be purchased during normal school hours. The Lady Coyotes wrapped up their season this past Tuesday at Lohn. Coach Pam Starr ended the season with just 5 players. There were no disagreements about playing time with just 5 players.
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Hector Paez of San Saba, Texas, is the newest member of the Mustang Heritage Foundation’s Youth Employment Program. Paez is taking part in the 18-week work-from-home programHis involvement in the Mustang Heritage Foundation will include several projects such as a few research papers, keynotes, and community presentations including this media release.
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Joe Lindsey of San Saba, Texas is the newest member of the Mustang Heritage Foundation’s Youth Employment program. Joe is taking part in the 12-week work from school part of the program.Joe is taking part in a program that is new to our school. It is a Youth Employment Program which is part of the Mustang Heritage Foundation.
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The San Saba Ladies Golf Association met February 2, 2012 for the monthly business meeting with the following members present: Janet Hoyt, Jo Ann Snow, Sandee Hartley, Jo Anne Hardy, Hattie Rogers, Peggy Jones, and Anita Miles. The President, Anita Miles, called the meeting to order and Hattie Rogers opened the meeting with prayer.
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This past week the Lady Dillos faced the Bangs Lady Dragons and the Hamilton Lady Bulldogs. First up, the Lady Dillos hosted Bangs. The Lady Dragons came into this game needing to win in order to keep their playoff hopes alive. The Lady Dillos looked to spoil their plans. San Saba came out hot and led 15-8 after the 1st quarter.
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Luis Vega of San Saba, Texas is the newest member of the Mustang Heritage Foundation’s Youth Employment Program. Vega is taking part in the 12-week work-from-school program. Luis Vega is excited to be a part of the Mustang Heritage Foundation’s Youth Employment Program. His involvement will include an array of projects including a media project, a research paper, and presentations to a youth and adult group.
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Last Thursday, the University Interscholastic League (UIL) announced their biennial reclassification and realignment. The San Saba Armadillos dropped from 2A to the 1A classification. The last time the Armadillos were in class 1A was the 1981-1982 school year. The district consisted of Dublin, De Leon, Early, Bangs, Ranger, Cisco and Eastland as opponents for San Saba.With 1A split into divisions like 2A, the district opponents this time are close in size to San Saba.
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Setting goals is something that everyone has done at some point in their life. This basketball season has been a season of goal-setting at Cherokee. The ultimate goal is always to win every game, but we’ve set short-term goals, as well. The junior high girls set two major goals this season: 1.
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