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October 12,2011
MP SALUTES
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VOLLEYBALL SENIORS
REC DEPT.
FOOTBALL
SCORES
Monday, Oct. 3
Saints 0 Eagles 20
Chargers 0 Oilers 13
Saturday, Oct. 8
Rams 22 Saints 0
Yellow Jackets 6
Bulldogs 14
Tigers 20 Jaguars 0
Seminoles 8 Panthers 0
Cowboys 0 Chargers 6
Latara Moore #7
Greg Moore, far left, athletic director and head football coach at First Presbyterian Day School,
spoke to the Forsyth-Monroe County Kiwanis Club last month. He is shown with one of his
football players, Colin Humphries of Forsyth, and Colin's father, Steve Humphries, his host at
the Kiwanis Club. At right is writer Richard Dumas of the Reporter, also an FPD alum.
Greg Moore, athletic direc
tor and head football coach
at First Presbyterian Day
School in Macon, told mem
bers of the Forsyth-Monroe
County Kiwanis Club on
Sept. 27 that today's teens
are different from previous
generations.
Moore said today's teens
like to multi-task and don't
believe in "paying your dues"
like past generations. But he
said he tries build relation
ships with his players and
students beyond just trying
to win games so he can help
them become the people they
were made to be.
Moore read a passage from
former NFL coach Tony
Dungy's autobiography in
which Dungy recounts mak
ing several phone calls to a
depressed young man who
needed some counsel. The
youngster finally pulled
through the darkness and,
remembering that Dungy
was a coach, asked him
whether he coached high
school or college ball. He did
n’t even know that Dungy
was a famous Super Bowl
winner. Moore said the story
shows that what you are
doesn't matter nearly as
much as who you are.
Meanwhile, Moore also
addressed FPD's move last
year into the Georgia High
School Association. He said
one of the things that
prompted the move was
when a team from the
Southern Accreditation of
Colleges and Schools (SACS)
was visiting FPD and noted
the school's motto: "...edu
cating and equipping stu
dents to change the world
for God's glory." One of the
visitors asked him when
FPD students actually went
into the world. Moore said
those kinds of questions
steered them toward enter
ing public school competition
to enter the greater world.
And they’ve done well. He
noted that FPD has already
placed in the Director's Cup
for its athletic success
against public schools in
Class A.
A club member observed
that FPD is playing Mary
Persons in more sports now,
particularly soccer. A Monroe
County resident himself,
Moore said that’s fine but
added he’s not ready to go
play the Bulldogs on a
Friday night yet, referring to
the football team.
MP C-team crushes Crawford, 32-0
The Mary Persons C-team football squad improved to 3-2 by demolishing Crawford
County on Wednesday at Dan Pitts Stadium 32-0. Above, Kendrell Taylor (8) gets one of
several first-half touchdown for the Dogs. The Bulldogs return to action this Wednesday
when they host Byron Middle School. (Photo/Will Davis)
Charlsie Johnson #10
Charlsie Johnson is the daughter of Chad and Kellyn
Johnson. Johnson is a member of Spanish Club, FCA, Art
Club, Page Turners, OAK, Give 5, ECOS, tennis team and
National Honors Society. She has played volleyball for one
year. Johnson, who has a 3.9 GPA, wants to attend Belmont
University and get a degree in English with a minor in writ
ing. Johnson wants to begin her career as a publishing editor
before becoming an author.
Kimberly Le #6
Kimberly Le is the daughter of Choong Le and Dem Trung.
Le is a member of Key Club, Beta, HOSA and Spanish Club.
She has played volleyball for one year. Le, who has a 4.02
GPA, wants to attend Mercer University or Macon State
College and get a degree in Nursing. Lee wants to be a nurse
anesthetist.
Cindy Mombler is the daughter of Rosemary Walker.
Mombler is a member of FBLA, Art Club, FCA, Spanish
Club, the track team and the basketball team. She is a
volleyball manager. Mombler, who has a 3.0 GPA, wants
to attend Georgia Southern and major in early childhood
education. Mombler wants to be a kindergarten teacher.
Latara Moore is the daughter of Charles Moore and Tara
Lucear. Moore has been a member of the track and field and
basketball teams for one year each. She has played volleyball
for four years. Moore, who has a 3.4 GPA, wants to attend
either Savannah State or Valdosta State and get a degree in
early childhood education. Moore wants to be a kindergarten
teacher.
Cindy Mombler
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FPD athletic director talks
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