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Quote of the Nine Weeks Le Philosophe pearlriverhigh.stpsb.org Pearl River High School October 20, 2016 Volume 2 Issue 1 Whittie Wins Mr. Rebel PR Sophomore Jeremy Whittie receives multiple honors for Images courtesy of Google.com his stellar performance across all events at Pearl River High School’s second annual Mr. Rebel Pageant. Photo By Alan Jones The Pearl River High (PRHS) Mr. To participate in the pageant all The first part of the pageant was why their particular costume Rebel pageant did not originate in applicants must have an unweighted the introduction of each contestant in represented their club. The most Pearl River. Mrs. Laurie Jo Koster, the GPA of 2.0 and are active members in his original costume. They were asked memorable costumes were senior PRHS talented theatre teacher, came their sponsoring organization. exactly what they were dressed as, and Hunter Young’s toga, representing the up with the idea for this pageant in her democracy of Student Council, sorority days. As a freshman member sophomore Luke Rullman’s mime of Alpha Gamma Delta at Pittsburg costume, literally representing the University, she needed to come up translation of “Facta non with an idea to raise money for Verba” (deeds, not words), and juvenile diabetes. Her idea was a hit: sophomore Zachary Mayfield’s farmer forty-two organizations on campus costume, representing Future Farmers took part in the pageant, and they of America (FFA). raised $9,000 in all. For the talent category, junior Koster decided to bring this Gabe Danton’s pantomime “tape face” competition back to the stage at PRHS was certainly unforgettable; his act had just last year to promote the boys and the entire audience laughing. Senior their talents. These talented young men Tyler Drury’s interpretive dance to were each chosen as the best (From left to right) Senior Jacob DeBram, sophomore Napoleon Dynamite was equally Zachary Mayfield, senior Tyler Drury, sophomores Myles representative of their organizations to hilarious – some of the judges were Smith and Luke Rullman, junior Gabe Danton, seniors promote their club or sport with class. Hunter Young, Austin Craddock and Mason Hemphill, and >see Mr. Rebel, Page 2 sophomore Jeremy Whittie on stage. Photo By Alan Jones Quote of the Nine Weeks “Wisdom is slow, and comes but late. He who has it is patient; he cannot be hasty to hate or speak. He must be bold and yet not blind.” ~The Wanderer, “The Exeter Book” Page 2 October 20, 2016 Le Philosophe News & Orgs. What It’s Like to Be a Freshman Q: What were you most afraid of coming into high school? Q: Was it difficult to adjust from middle school to high school? A: I was scared of the people and how they would judge me on what I wore to A: At first, yes, but once I started finding my classes and met new people, it was school. Also, I was scared of the teachers because I thought they would be easier. ~Jacqueline Rodriguez mean, and I wouldn’t like my classes. ~Chloe Jessie A: Yes, because by leaving the eighth grade you’re going from a high class to A: I was afraid of being judged by the people and not being able to find my low again. Everybody looks down on you. ~Lindsey Moyle classes. I was also scared of performing for dance in front of the whole school on A: No, it wasn’t that bad, but the only thing new are the teachers and staying up the first day, for people I didn’t even know. ~Alyssa Camp with the work. ~Jarod Descant A: I was afraid of the possibility of there being more work. ~Matthew Kelly Q: How is high school different from middle school? A: There are more people and more grade levels. High school is less strict than middle school, and there are more activities to participate in. ~Abigail Mims A: The people are more laid back. Also, teachers give less homework, and the sports in high school are better. ~Blaine Bourgeois Q: What are some pros and cons of Pearl River High? A: The pros are college preparation, and the teachers treat us as young adults. Some cons are the girls’ strict dress code and that the school is under construction, so some classes are [soon will be] in portables. ~Julia Caballero A: Pros are better food and free dress. Cons are that school starts early, and there is not enough time in between classes. ~Kate Crumby FRESHMEN SURVIVAL GUIDE TIPS (written by freshmen for freshmen) : We Are 1. Figure out a quick route to your classes. 2. Use your planner! 3. Keep your school work organized. 4. Plan your outfits ahead of time. 5. Get plenty of sleep! 6. Keep good study skills. P 7. Get involved with extra-curricular activities. R (From left to right) Freshmen Camryn Lyons, Bailey Furlow, 8. Don’t miss school for unnecessary reasons. Kayli Wilson, Coby Drews, Hannah Poole and Gina Glaze 9. Avoid the drama. show off their school spirit at the Pearl River High School 10. Focus on your goals! Homecoming Pep-rally. Photo By Alan Jones ~Emily Coble, Camryn Lyons and Falen McLester, staff writers Mr. Rebel from page 1 doubled-up with laughter at his goofy dance wanted to add a touch of comedy, because and field, was asked “if he could choose one sophomore Myles Smith, the representative and perfect impersonation (red afro he was dressed in actual sportswear: a shirt accessory to wear all the time, what would it of Boys Varsity Basketball: “What included) of Napoleon. One talent that from Academy and gym shorts. be and why?” His answer was practical and influential person would you want to meet, caught the eyes of the judges – and the At this point in the pageant, Koster simple: a watch, because it actually serves a and what would you hope to learn?” His audience – was sophomore Jeremy announced the winner of Mr. Congeniality, purpose. Senior Austin Craddock, sponsored answer was LeBron James, and he would Whittie’s impeccable piano and vocal cover which went to senior Jacob DeBram. by National Honor Society, was asked how want to learn how to stay focused and keep of “Oceans” by Hillsong United. Whittie is The interview questions, were he stays physically fit. He took a more that “get-it-done” attitude. surely a talented young man. conducted by a random drawing out of a comical approach, answering that he goes to At the end, the winner was announced, The sportswear portion of the competi- basket. Teachers at PRHS came up with the the gym on special occasions and holidays, as the crowd anxiously waited. Whittie won tion included the contestants “strutting their questions that the participants were to but in the meantime his video games keep Best Smile, Best Talent, and the title of stuff” in suits and formal wear. Drury did answer. These questions ranged in topic: his fingers in shape. A question in a different Mr. Rebel. Congratulations to Whittie! not get the memo though, or perhaps he senior Mason Hemphill, representing track league altogether was the one asked of ~Claire Dorsett, staff writer Student Council Report Have a message PRHS Student Council is an organization that repre- sents the student body and tries to bring improvements ...someone special? to the campus. The student council forms resolutions to Now you influence policies. These resolutions have to pass ...a friend? through the council as a whole, the sponsors, and the can place administration for final approval. The student council asks you to communicate with your representative to “Shout Outs” bring ideas to improve the campus. to anyone you Resolutions Passed: You choose the size, the Class Colors Battle — Seniors wear white; Juniors wear Red; Sophomores wear Grey; font and color scheme. Freshmen wear Black. Other customizable Pep-rally Thursday, October 13 during lunch. The Student Council encourages everyone to share 2x2= $2.00 their voice and give their opinions. If you have an 4x2 = $4.00 idea to improve our campus or student body life, Check Out Our Prices 4x4 = $8.00 find your council homeroom representative and 1/2 Page = $20.00 help them let your voice be heard. Page 3 October 20, 2016 Le Philosophe Sports Rebel Athlete in the Spotlight Courtney #24 Moore #24 Lighting up the scoreboard and line of scrimmage? ripping up the field, Pearl River High A: I’m thinking about the play and School (PRHS) junior running back doing it right [beforehand], and as Courtney Moore is soon to join a short soon as the ball snaps...full speed! list of elite Louisiana high school Q: You have rushed for running backs if he keeps up his pace. 900-plus yards and 10 touchdowns Through six contests Moore has through 6 games. What has contrib- toted the pigskin for 1,003 yards on uted to your success on the field? 132 carries for a staggering 7.6 yards A: The big boys up front, my per carry and a long of 37 yards. He is O-line, and my coaches. averaging nearly 145 yards per game Q: What are your aspirations and does not appear to be slowing after high school? down any time soon. Thus far the A: To attend an university Rebels star back has rushed for 11 studying biology and playing touchdowns and has tallied six collegiate football. 100-yard games. Q: What kind of artists or music Recently Le Philosophe caught up do you listen to get hyped up? with Moore and put him under the A: I listen to non-explicit hip-hop (Above) Junior Rebels running back Courtney Moore is spotlight.
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