One last night under the home lights
Today,That means it won't need replacing for sky lanterns the next 20 years or more if ran for approximately 6-8 hours a day. as the Panthers suit up to play against North Central, the seven seniors that have helped anchor the Panthers football team look to end their careers on a high note with a supportive home crowd behind them despite a 3-5 record.
Support, though, is nothing short of what the seniors at McBee have received from coaches, family, friends and fans throughout the entire season.
When attending a home game at McBee this season, people throughout the crowd wear shirts proclaiming “The Boys of Fall” and listing all the team’s seniors.
A group of senior girls at McBee High School, led by Courtney Threatt, came up with the idea and decided to get the shirts made.Ensuring that the low voltage downlight compact fluorescent fits in with the style and decor of the rest of the room is very important and in years gone by, this would not have been possible.
“Kenny Chesney’s song ‘The Boys of Fall’ became really popular around McBee High, and, since the basis of the song is about holding your honor and playing your last games in your high school football career, we senior girls decided that we wanted to support our senior guys,” Threatt said. “We talked about it, and I came up with an idea for the shirts. Word spread like wildfire, and we sold way over what we expected. Senior girls, parents and just McBee supporters placed orders for these shirts. They became way bigger than I ever thought they would.”
Loyalty, honor, passion, determination and the pride of being a McBee Panther: that will be on the mind of every senior suiting up for the final time at home against North Central.
“I’ll always be a Panther nThe Led lamp light you purchase will be made up of two main components, apart from the bulb of course. These are known as the trim and the housing. The trim is the visible part of the light.o matter what, and good luck to all the seniors next year,” Michael Davis said.
Time, though, is inevitable, and, as the clock ticks, the seniors of the McBee Panthers football team look back and remind us all that as soon as it begins, it all will come to an end.
“Enjoy high school because it goes by real quick,” JuJu Steen said. “It seems like I was suiting up as freshman just a year ago.”
Greg McDonald felt the same way. “It feels like I’m still a freshman, but I don’t play like one,” he said. “Next thing I know, I will have to start all over again as a freshman in college.”
“Looking back, I wish I could have played all my years of football,” Chase Blackwell said. “I’m looking forward to getting out of school and starting over at a higher level.”
That sentiment was shared by a number of the senior players.
“It’s kind of weird being here since I’m a newcomer, but, since I’m senior, I’m going to do what’s best for my team and me,” Quan Dixon said.
“Enjoy it while it lasts because soon you will nothing left but memories,” Josh Branham said.Experts also suggest using low Projector Lamp voltage fluorescent mini lights.
Memories, however, can last a lifetime, and they show us what we miss the most, and Steen gave light to what the seniors may miss most about ending their football careers at McBee.
“All of the seniors will miss seeing Coach Sowell’s big head after school each day,Thankfully, the range now encompasses every fixture and fitting that you could led tube imagine which means that all tastes and style have been catered to and no consumer should feel that they are missing out on anything.” Steen said.
Tonight is the last night that these seven seniors line up to play football in front of the McBee home crowd. None of them could think of anything better.
Today,That means it won't need replacing for sky lanterns the next 20 years or more if ran for approximately 6-8 hours a day. as the Panthers suit up to play against North Central, the seven seniors that have helped anchor the Panthers football team look to end their careers on a high note with a supportive home crowd behind them despite a 3-5 record.
Support, though, is nothing short of what the seniors at McBee have received from coaches, family, friends and fans throughout the entire season.
When attending a home game at McBee this season, people throughout the crowd wear shirts proclaiming “The Boys of Fall” and listing all the team’s seniors.
A group of senior girls at McBee High School, led by Courtney Threatt, came up with the idea and decided to get the shirts made.Ensuring that the low voltage downlight compact fluorescent fits in with the style and decor of the rest of the room is very important and in years gone by, this would not have been possible.
“Kenny Chesney’s song ‘The Boys of Fall’ became really popular around McBee High, and, since the basis of the song is about holding your honor and playing your last games in your high school football career, we senior girls decided that we wanted to support our senior guys,” Threatt said. “We talked about it, and I came up with an idea for the shirts. Word spread like wildfire, and we sold way over what we expected. Senior girls, parents and just McBee supporters placed orders for these shirts. They became way bigger than I ever thought they would.”
Loyalty, honor, passion, determination and the pride of being a McBee Panther: that will be on the mind of every senior suiting up for the final time at home against North Central.
“I’ll always be a Panther nThe Led lamp light you purchase will be made up of two main components, apart from the bulb of course. These are known as the trim and the housing. The trim is the visible part of the light.o matter what, and good luck to all the seniors next year,” Michael Davis said.
Time, though, is inevitable, and, as the clock ticks, the seniors of the McBee Panthers football team look back and remind us all that as soon as it begins, it all will come to an end.
“Enjoy high school because it goes by real quick,” JuJu Steen said. “It seems like I was suiting up as freshman just a year ago.”
Greg McDonald felt the same way. “It feels like I’m still a freshman, but I don’t play like one,” he said. “Next thing I know, I will have to start all over again as a freshman in college.”
“Looking back, I wish I could have played all my years of football,” Chase Blackwell said. “I’m looking forward to getting out of school and starting over at a higher level.”
That sentiment was shared by a number of the senior players.
“It’s kind of weird being here since I’m a newcomer, but, since I’m senior, I’m going to do what’s best for my team and me,” Quan Dixon said.
“Enjoy it while it lasts because soon you will nothing left but memories,” Josh Branham said.Experts also suggest using low Projector Lamp voltage fluorescent mini lights.
Memories, however, can last a lifetime, and they show us what we miss the most, and Steen gave light to what the seniors may miss most about ending their football careers at McBee.
“All of the seniors will miss seeing Coach Sowell’s big head after school each day,Thankfully, the range now encompasses every fixture and fitting that you could led tube imagine which means that all tastes and style have been catered to and no consumer should feel that they are missing out on anything.” Steen said.
Tonight is the last night that these seven seniors line up to play football in front of the McBee home crowd. None of them could think of anything better.
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