Community photos 10/21/12

Madison Sudberry, 9, was confident that she could carve her own first jack-o-lantern. (Submitted photo)

Cascade's marching band and color guard took many top honors at the Saturday, Oct. 13 competition at Forrest High School. Among them were -- Marching Band: Division I Champion, Best in Class, Middle TN Small Band Champion; Field Commander: 1st place, Best of the Best; Percussion: 2nd place; Guard: 1st place visual ensemble, Best of the Best. Seen here are the seniors of Cascade's marching band. (Submitted photo)

Field Commander Siera Cortner and Zack Cartwright pose with some of the hardware they earned at the Saturday, Oct. 13 competition.

On Friday, Oct. 12, East Side students got a special treat. Assistant Annett Woods' grandson, Blake Adams, volunteered his time to come and make cotton candy as a reward for students with good behavior. All day long, students got to enjoy the sweet smell of cotton candy in the hallways.(Submitted photo)

First Row, from left: Carolyn Maupin White, Anne Gordon Sanders, Jerry Whitehead, Patsy Troupe, John Cortner, Terry Shofner, Glen Williams and Frank Butler. Second Row: Jeanette Hayes Hudson, Liz Taylor Gray, Sharon Shelton McDonald, Ann Sanders Baldwin, Susan Ervin Callis, Woody Adcock Powell, Fay Jones King, Lucille Barber Bynum, Betty Batten Spence, Brenda Smith Russell, Sandra Summerford Langston, Dorris Rutledge Turrentine and Dixie Butler Hitt. Third Row: Barbara Farrar Owen, Betsy Darnell Bobo, Karen Alcorn Thomas, Carey Thomas Hinds, Connie Gowen, Bette Saunders Christian, Wendell Powell, Carol Riner Williams, Sarah Milholen, Anne Norris Nease, Joyce Taylor Smith, Charlene Wood Smith, Carol McLean Crouse and Janice Curlee Robertson. Fourth Row: David Segroves, Charles Jones, Danny Hix, Alvin Clanton, Carolyn May Beasley, Joe Paul Moore, Wayne Bomar, Shephen Wherley, Doug Williams, Jerry Shelton, Jack Shearin, Kenneth Wells, Larry Hasty, Doyle Parsons, Bill Kesner, John Winkler and Alben "Al" Simmons. (Submitted photo)

Celebration CEO Mike Iman (center) recently spoke to the Shelbyville Lions Club about the importance of the event to the community, and improvements that he hopes to make. Pictured with Inman are King Lion Doug Treadway (left) and Lion Bud Saunders, program chair. (Submitted photo)