Community photos 10/23/12

Mark Kincaid presents Sharon Hastings with tickets to the Times-Gazette / Relish Cooking Show and Expo, to be held tonight at Calsonic Arena on the Celebration grounds. Tickets are available at the door. The expo begins at 4 p.m. with the show at 7 p.m. (Submitted photo)

Mark Pierce also won tickets to tonight's show, in addition to Curtis W. Smith (not pictured). Eve Kincaid presented the tickets. (Submitted photo)

The Shelbyville Central High School National Honor Society leadership classes recently attended the Friends of the Argie Cooper Public Library Luncheon at the Blue Ribbon Circle. The students were able to hear featured guest Jane Sevier speak about one of her novels. (Submitted photo)

Central High School's Class of 1951 held its 62nd reunion on Oct. 13 at Riverbend Country Club. Pictured in front, from left are: Billie Carroll Fults, Dot Moulder Allen, Grace Powell Majors, Betty Sanders Deason, Alma Jean Parker Deason, Frances McClenney, Frances Neill Bell, Carolyn Brinkley Conner, Nell Reeves Miller, Lofton Atnip Jr. Back: Charles Bates, Jane Bell McAdams, Ivan Bernd, Odis Arnold, Lee Roy Lloyd, Cecil Arnold, Paul Satterfield, Janice Harris Carlton, James Porter Morrow, Jerry Bell and Waldon Faulk. Not pictured: Elaine Clanton Chambers, Cecil Clanton Jr. and Forrest Smith. (Submitted photo)

County Mayor Eugene Ray recently proclaimed November as National American Indian Heritage Month in Bedford County. November became National American Indian Heritage Month in 1990, when it was approved by President George Bush. Ray is pictured signing the proclamation with Shelby Chapter DAR American Indian Committee chairman, Gay Mixon (left) and Regent Dixie Parker. (Submitted photo)

Eakin Elementary School has spent two weeks in its guidance classes learning ways to respect one another, and what to do when confronted with a bully. This week, all first through fifth-grade classes participated in a contest where they made posters to reflect what they learned in class. The following students pictured (not in order) were winners: Ramces Fernando Reyes Garcia, Daniel Antonio Meraz, Landon Ortiz, Luke Overcast, Nakita Bartlebaugh, Carmen Hernandez, Ricardo Sanchez, Erick Juarez, Ashton Sites, Kevin Fletcher, Jadyn Cochran, Hailey Powell, Noah Carballoso, Pamela Solis, Ja'Qualynn O'Neal, Casidy Sanders, Mara Ferguson, Lizbeth Quevedo, Bailey Tipps, Jenna Kendrick, Gabriel Hernandez Francisco, Leslie Ozorio del Rio, Logan Moon, Mia Moore, Bliss Northcutt, Garious Nowlin, Emmett Landers, Nicholas Carballoso, Trey Taylor, Cody Slaven, Cameron Dodson, Jaquarus Shafer, Braden Ray, Luis Hernandez-Keele, Abi Smith, Mikalah Sims. (Submitted photo)

Kertrina Ray Brame, center, presents a check on behalf of Eugene and Olivia Ray, in support of a teacher trip to Washington, D. C. later this year to receive the Blue Ribbon School designation. From left, Deborah Bates, Kertrina Ray Brame and Martha Fisher. (Submitted photo)

East Side Elementary Kindergartners and 1st graders discussed fire safety, stop, drop, and roll, fire alarms, escapes, meeting places, and doors with Fire Chief Brian Nicholson. (Submitted photo)

Students learned some important safety tips and got to see the different parts of a fire truck. (Submitted photo)