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S Name: enior Spotlights Chatterbox Ruston High School October 21, 2010 Page 24 Hunter Stafford (Caveman) Age:17 Family: Debbie (Mom), Mark (Step Dad), Chase (brother), Mallorie (sister) Favorite… Movie: The Hangover Animal: Snake Color: Orange Quote: ―Git-R-Done‖ Most embarrassing moment: I don‘t get embarrassed What do you like best about RHS: Seeing my friends Sports/Clubs/Affiliations: Football College plans: I have to have back surgery after I graduate but I‘m going to try to go to ULM or Tech for Wildlife Management. Your hero: My Grandpa Name: Xavier Bradford (PHAT PAT) Age: 17 Family: Yancy (brother), Bieunkah (sister) Favorite… Subject: All Movie: Scar Face Animal: Dog– name: Kilo Color: All Quote: ―Get it how you want it‖ What do you like best about RHS: Funny students Sports/Clubs/Affiliations: FFA College plans: GSU Your hero: God Name: Kiyanah Taylor (Keke & Cinnamon roll) Age: 17 Family: Meshan, Shonda, Melvin, Melvin Jr., Karmen Parker Favorite… Subject: Sports medicine Movie: Blood Line Animal: Cheetah Color: Orange Book/Magazine: Seventeen Most embarrassing moment: LOL, Really.?! What do you like best about RHS: Deundre Davis Sports/Clubs/Affiliations: ROTC (9-11) & FBLA College plans: National Guard Your hero: Shonda Parker (My mom) Name: Ryan Moss (Lil‘ Moss) Age:18 Family: Bryan Moss Favorite… Subject: Math Animal: Pit Bulls Color: Blue Book/Magazine: Joke books Quote: ―I can‘t accept not trying‖ -Michael Jordan Most embarrassing moment: I almost broke my leg Freshman year during Spring training. What do you like best about RHS: All the energy Sports/Clubs/Affiliations: I play Basketball for RHS College plans: play basketball Your hero: God & Dad Name: Josh Phillips Age:17 Family: Gregg (Dad), Andrea (Mom), Sam, Jacob, Caleb (brothers) Favorite… Subject: History/ Civics Movie: Inception Animal: Binturony (it‘s a Bearcat) Color: Ruston red Book/Magazine: To Kill a Mockingbird Quote: ―Mrs. Sutton, they‘re making a sequel to 300. It‘s called 301.‖ Most embarrassing moment: When I was a freshman in a JV soccer game, I went to kick a ball and completely missed it. What do you like best about RHS: It‘s big enough to make it fun but it is still small enough so that you know most everyone. Sports/Clubs/Affiliations: LYFE, FCA, Spanish, Soccer, Debate, Football(9), Baseball(9 & 10), KOM, Water polo, Alpine Skiing College plans: Harvard or Oxford or Grambling (BNFRT) Your hero: Sydni Wilt, Mary-Kyle McDonald, and Sarah Gordon, (The Trinity) and Robbie Davenport, too.
S tudent Center Chatterbox Ruston High School October 21, 2010 Page 25 Ask Russell submitted by Beau Russell RHS Class President Ask the Staff by Kori Teague Guest Reporter What would you be for Halloween and why? Most people want to be something scary or ugly, well, meow that I would wanna be a billionaire so freakin bad! Buy all the things I never had, be on the cover of Forbes Magazine… JK haha. I would be Gerry the fat kid off of Heavy Weights who likes to ride go carts! What’s your favorite part of Beat Neville Week? This year it was after the game when everyone and their pet dog was out on the field. BFRT the highlight of my high school career! Thank all y‘all for coming out! And for people‘s cars who were vandalized… let the haters hate!!! Attempt at Parental Peace submitted by Victoria Wheat RHS Freshman Every normal teenager fights with their parents. It is a part of life! Though it is not admirable to argue, I and many other adolescents find it a routine thing. Whether lexical (vocal) or one of those unheard glare arguments, they leave us, emotion filled teenagers, irate, upset, and/or possibly bewildered. I know my parents confuse me often; never explaining why they say something. More than likely parents do not say, ―Because I said so‖ solely to exasperate you or leave you without an answer. I have found parents say it for one of three reasons. The first is because they know you will not understand why they feel a certain way about a situation. The second possibility is that your parents care about you and know something unsatisfactory may come from the situation being discussed; maybe they know from personal experience. The third and standard reason in my family is because your parents do not want to verbalize inappropriate content that may become a possibility. No matter what the reason you receive from your parents, it is for your own good. Do not argue or rebel, because doing one of those usually makes it worse and you end up grounded if you are me. It is up to you. Allow your parents to be your foes or let them be your friends, but do not ignore them. The outcome is consistently better with them as your friends. If they know something from personal experience, trust their answer. ―Because I said so‖ can be an impeccably logical answer. Accept it, but only because I said so. What big events are happening around school? Around this time of the year, Bearcat Friday is always big. Many sports are preparing for their games. The competition cheer squad is preparing for their December competition. The RHS band has two marching competitions by the end of October. The Speech and Debate team has tournaments around the state on some weekends. The fall season has brought competitions for Bearcats of all sorts. So from all the staff to the competitors: good luck Bearcats! We know you can do it! Chatterbox Online: How to Get There by Amber Brown and Natasha Alva Senior Editor and News Editor Already, we are making our way towards being paperless. Some say that when teachers finally stop giving homework and tests, the world will be paperless. That stated, it‘s no surprise that many prefer we get rid of all paper altogether and make everything electronic. With the average Internet user now online around thirteen hours a week, the Internet must a great thing! It allows access to so much information and entertainment at anytime of the day. With newspapers, current information is easy to find because it is all right there on the paper. However, one may have to go back through a million papers to find one paper with the exact information or article needed. Unfortunately, stacks of newspapers do not have a search engine. These reasons are why the Chatterbox cordially provides you the school‘s monthly news on newsprint, and then a few days later, on the Internet. Now, that you know that the Chatterbox is online you also need to know how to get there. For those of you who have problems accessing it at the site listed on page 27, http://rustonhigh.lincolnschools.org/chatterbox.html, we planned ahead and have another way for you to find us. Here are step by step instructions so that you can view the past editions of the Chatterbox whenever you want; all you need is Internet access. Step 1: Go to the Ruston High School website http://rustonhigh.lincolnschools.org/ Step 2: Select ―Extracurricular Activities‖ on the red sidebar to the left Step 3: On the Extracurricular page, select ―Clubs and Organizations‖ then ―Go‖ Step 4: Select Chatterbox (it is one of the blue words on the fourth column) Step 5: Select which monthly issue of the Chatterbox you want to view If you are simply looking for the current edition of the Chatterbox, select ‗What‘s New‖ on the main page after Step 1 above. Mrs. Garrison keeps this up for us so that everyone can enjoy the Chatterbox. If you have any questions or problems, let us know. The Chatterbox reminds all students that everyone has a right to an opinion on issues. If you have an opinion and wish to write an article, the Chatterbox reminds you that all submissions are subject to staff, editor, and administrative review to ensure that the article provides information or promotes school pride, and does so without materially disrupting work, does not cause substantial disorder, or does not invade the rights of these. If you would like your article considered for submission, please email it to chatterbox@lincolnschools.org or turn it in in electronic format to one of our staff. Only signed editorials and articles will be considered.
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