Community photos 4-25-12

Representatives of the Bedford County Sheriff's Department, Brian Farris and Tony Barrett, were recent guests at the Shelbyville Rotary Club. They presented an enlightening program concerning "Cyber Crime," its effect upon citizens, and the challenges faced by law enforcement professionals. Welcoming them to the meeting is Club President Bryan Nerren (center). (Submitted photo)

Shelbyville Rotary Club is a proud supporter of First Choice Pregnancy Center, and will participate again by contributing to their annual Fist Fry. This fundraiser will be held on Saturday, May 12 at the home of Barry and Pam Cooper. Club President Brian Nerren presented Rotarian Cooper with a check, and encouraged Rotarians to attend. Ticket information is available by calling (931) 680-0066. (Submitted photo)

Student Council members at Harris Middle School brought in candy, Easter buckets, coloring books, crayons, sidewalk chalk, and grass to make Easter buckets for the HMS Life Skills class and the children at the Child Development Center. From left, AnaLilia Pichardo, Perla Arias, Jennifer Mendiola, Menley Saylor, Ifrah Hirsi, Garrison Brandon, Abi Canter, Emma Smith, Kevin Carrillo, and student council advisor Sheila Phillips.

The Harris Middle School cheerleaders led a pep rally at Learning Way Elementary on Friday to get students "pepped up" for this week's TCAP tests. Pictured left to right are -- Front Row: Maddie Couser, Madison McCormick, Emma Smith, Coach Jeanine Smith and Meagan Barnett. Middle Row: Ally Puckett, Logan Colvin, Teagan Blanchard, Louisa Suazo, Gracie Perryman, Abi Canter and Anna Butts. Top Row: Briona Newman, Sydnee Edwards, Caroline Rich, Nina Bryce Cobb and Briley O'Neal. (Submitted photo)

Janet Cavna demonstrates spinning at the Fly Arts Center while Carol Price and Martin Jones look on and ask questions. These weekly Thursday evening demonstrations are free to the public and run from 6-8 p.m. (Submitted photo)

Cascade High School Key Club members pose with their two first-place trophies won at the recent Kentucky-Tennessee district convention in Chattanooga. The club entered the video contest for the first time and received first place for their submission, directed by Lawrence Parawan. The video will advance to compete at the club's international convention this July in Orlando. Front row, from left, Alyssa Hoover, Kelli Anne Williams, Parawan, Elizabeth Hernandez, Chloe Tamula. Back row, Bryce Clinton, Blake Floyd, Will Holt, and Hannah Houle. (Submitted photo)

Cascade High School Key Club members volunteered at the local Ronald McDonald House, and took on all cleaning chores for the day to give guests a day off. Front row, Chloe Tamula, Elizabeth Hernandez, Hannah Houle. Back row, Lawrence Parawan, Will Holt, Alyssa Hoover, Bryce Clinton and Blake Floyd. (Submitted photo)

Cascade High School Key Club received first place in the pop tabs competition, collecting over 600 pounds of pop tabs to benefit the charity. From left, Kelli Anne Williams, Lawrence Parawan, Kiwanis advisor Susan Spears, and Bryce Clinton. (Submitted photo)