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Up until then, the band had thrived on their pop-punk sound and had crowds of teenagers praising them for their somewhat angst-ridden, but genuine lyrics. Most fans still stuck by the, however, if not only in remembrance of the three previous albums they had grown to love.

The majority of the members attempted at least one solo projected during the time of the band’s aforementioned break-up, but not many people seemed to be too happy with anything they put out without being together. So when people caught wind of the band recording together again, fans were highly anticipating a great album.

Unfortunately, most that were fans of FOB’s old albums, with the possible exception of their fourth, were not given what they had hoped to be some form of redemption with the release of Save Rock and Roll.

“My Songs Know What You Did in The Dark” and “The Phoenix,” which were the first two singles released before the full album, were full of  jerky electro-pop beats, lots of claps, and orchestral instrumentals that could be expected from and everyday Top 40′s pop song. While Patrick’s vocal range has somewhat changed, it seems less genuine and generally more studio-fixed than before.

The thought of collaboration from legendary artists such as Courtney Love and Elton John seemed promising; while it did help out  with hype and sales to some degree, it mainly seemed like everyone was forced into one genre that attempted to be all-encompassing but ended up being a randomly splattered mash-up.

Overall, if your a fan of pop music with some guitars and generalities of 80′s hair band lyrics thrown in, you will find yourself head over heels for this album. However, if you were hoping for a come-back of the FOB we all knew and loved circa 2003–2007, you are haplessly out of luck.

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General RCHS Awards

Local Scholarship Awards

College Scholarship and Athletic Awards

T.S.A.C. Awards

State Honors Students (Scored at or above ACT standards): Jeffery Blackburn, Courtney Cecil, Ashley Coker, Madalyn Garland, Kristopher Hathaway, Morgan Hidalgo, Bradley Jordan, Kendall Martin, Jacob Matthews, Leo T. Miller, Zach Owensby, Michael Padgett, Robert Phillips, Jacob Powell, Kali-Ann Rogers, Garrett Smith, Patrick valentine, Michael Webb, Samantha Williams, Lillian Wohfeil

State Honors Students (Attained “B” average and additional 12 college credits): Ariel barger, Kaitlyn Brady, Kimberly Durham, Lindy Downey, Christopher Fielden, Ben harris, David Horton, Jonathan Humberd, Julia Keener, Yee Won Liew, Kristen Linderman, Haley Manley, Lydia McDougle, Kaylee Mickel, Halie Morgan, Nathan Shepherd, Alexander Smith, Jessica Powers, Brittany Tallent, Whitney Thompson, Timothy Wilkey, Raven Yokely

State Honors Students (have met or exceeded both of the above state standards): Christopher Curtis, Isabella Gann, McKenzie Gravitt, Megan Harris, Brandon Hendrick, Taylor hidalgo, Alydia Horton, Tanner Hutchins, Emily Keylon, Shelby KinCannon, Emily Matthews, Courtney Messer, Jeremy Moffett, Ashlyn Morehead, Ben Sholl, Danielle Smith, Haley Porter, Jacob Revis, Vincent Runyan, Christian Wilson

Hope Scholarships: Alexis Barnard, Courtney Cecil, Courtney Frye, Cyrena Shaver, Christopher Curtis, McKenzie Gravitt, Megan harris, Taylor Hidalgo, Emily Matthews, Ashlyn Morehead, Vincent Runyan, Jeffery Blackburn, Phoenix Boudreau, Kaitlin Brady, Cole Brewer, Michaela Cochran, Ashley Coker, William Coleman, Lindy Downey, Joseph Durham, Kimberly Durham, Skyler Everett, Isabella Gann, Madalyn Garland, Ashley Gould, Dalton Green, Grayson Hartman, Kristopher Hathaway, Brandon Hendrick, Morgan Hidalgo, Beverly Hilliard, Zachary Hollis, Aldia Horton, Tanner Hutchins, Chelsea Johnson, Hail Johnson, Shelby Johnson, Bradley Jordan, Julie Keener, Kayla Kelsay, Emily Keylon, Shelby KinCannon, Olivia King, Mary Kinsler, Yee Won Liew, Hayley Manley, Kendall Martin, Jacob Matthews, Alyssa McClung, Megan McMillon, Nick McWherter, Kaylee Mickel, Leo T. Miller, Jeremy Moffett, Constance Morre, Sarah Newport, Michael Padgett, Haley Porter, Jessica Powers, Jordan Raymond, Jacob Revis, Kali-Ann Rogers, Hunter Scoons, Ben Sholl, Alexander Smith, Danielle Smith, Garrett Smith, Courtney Starkis, Brittany Tallent, Patrick Valentine, Michael Webb, Samantha Williams, Christian Wilson, Raven Yokley, Casandra Powers

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The team’s volunteer head coach is Steve Williams, a bus driver with a passion for the game. The budget for a year is estimated to between $4,000 and $4,300, and Coach Williams stated in an open meeting on Wednesday the 8th that he’s hoping door-to-door fundraisers will help cover the some of the cost. There will be a girls’ team and a boys’ team, each accepting between 10 and 12 members.

Bowling season will run from October to January. There will be practices twice a week at Crystal Lanes Bowling Center starting in August, and before that, optional summer practices once a week. Tryouts will be on the 29th and the 30th at the Crystal Lanes Bowling Center between 4:30 and 6:00 PM. Personal or rented equipment can be used for tryouts and the season, though it’s been recommended that members should get their own equipment after making the team.

Everyone that tries out for the team will need an official physical from 2013. The form for this can be printed from the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association website. All students will have to meet regular academic standards and will need to be passing at least five academic classes to stay on the team.

There will be a lot of trial and error for the new team in its very first year, but it’s looking promising already. Mister Ruehling said in Wednesday’s meeting, “The bowling team is going to be a lot of fun, but we’ve got some work to do.”

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