December 2011 Chatterbox - Ruston High School

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S enior Spotlights Chatterbox Ruston High School December 15, 2011 Page 24 DeVonte Cooper has one brother– Dennis, one sister– Sholonda, and his best friend is Dee Wil. His hero is God. He is on the RHS basketball team. His favorite thing about Ruston High is how when he gets to school, he hears his name constantly. His favorite class in Black History with Coach Bush because everybody always has something to say. His favorite memory at RHS was when the cheerleading squad were warming up before a pep rally and they dropped a girl. His advice to the underclassmen is if you are going to flunk a test, at least do the homework. Kearrow Satcher lives with his mother Jackie Coleman, and his sister– Anetra Coleman, Kayla Coleman, Miasha Satcher, and Minaja Satcher. His best friends are Laquanda Smith and Briauna Aikens. His favorite thing about Ruston High is getting out at 1:25. His favorite teachers are Mrs. Dunbar and Mrs. Williams. His favorite memory at RHs is last year in Coach Aultman‘s class, he was texting and he thought Coach couldn't see him, but he could. He threw a football at the back of his head to get his attention. His advice to the underclassmen is to do your work so that you can graduate on time. Shantell ―Shan‖ Tucker says that her family are her heroes, especially her father. Her favorite thing about RHS is seeing her classmates. She says a lot of them actually stayed together, but they left a few behind. Her favorite teacher is Mr. Whitlock. She says that you would have to be in his class to understand. Her favorite memory at Ruston High was winning $100 for her GEE scores. Her advice to the underclassmen is to do your best and do not be satisfied with just barely getting by. Reagan Jenkins has her father- Charles, her brother- Carlandos, and her sister- Niecy. Her mother, Gwen, passed away. Reagan is in the Bearcat Band and on the Prom Committee. Her favorite thing about Ruston High is Bearcat Fridays because she loves to hear Mrs. Ratcliff‘s voice. Her favorite class is lunch. Her favorite teacher was her freshman Physical Science teacher Mrs. Lindquist. Her favorite memory at Ruston High is the time she forgot that she had three big blue rollers in her hair and went to school. Her advice to the underclassmen is to not rush high school. She would like students to know that she really loves her Cats! Hunter Hathorn has his mother- Debra, his father- Gary, and his brother- Kent. He is on the drum line. His favorite thing about Ruston High is senior year. His favorite teachers are Mr. Moss and Mr. Wood because they are the best friends and teachers he could ask for. His favorite memory at RHS is when the power went out and we got to go home early. His advice to the underclassmen is to not make so much noise. It is better to listen and learn.
S Ask Nick submitted by Nick Letendre Student Council President tudent Center Chatterbox Ruston High School December 15, 2011 Page 25 Ask the Staff by Kori Teague Guest Reporter Q: What is the true meaning of Christmas? A: I know, I know. It's in here every year, but sometimes it's good to be reminded. Christmas first came to be because of the fact that "For God so loved the world He gave his only begotten son, that whosoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life" (John 3:16). A long time ago, God sent His son to die for us and our sins, and Christmas is the beautiful day we spend with family and loved ones to remember Jesus's birthday. As you celebrate this season, keep that wonderful gift in mind. I wish you all the best Christmas! What is your favorite thing about Christmas? My favorite thing about Christmas is spending time with my family and friends. I also love getting presents. It is a lot of fun opening presents with my family, most of the time we already know what we are getting. Christmas is just the best time of holidays. I wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Articles, Rants and Suggestions Students who like to write and would like to have their articles published in Chatterbox are asked to submit articles to chatterbox@lincolnschools.org. If you have a particular rant, comment, or suggestion about anything Chatterbox has printed, or wish to present your side in an editorial, we would love to hear from you. Bring your thoughts in writing to Room 318, pass it along to a Chatterbox member, or email it to chatterbox@lincolnschools.org.
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