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Shreve Ouiz Bowl team advances to second round of competition by Missy Falbaum how to give a quiz bowl. It was Following these rounds Tom Buckner, Sally Jo very new to them and they didn't Captain Shreve will be paired Cunningham , Cara Derrick, give us enough time to get with Bossier High for the 15 Karen Purdy, and Jerry ready for it," explained Otto week televised series which will Schwarzback are the students Sellers who along with Mrs. begin on Jan . 28 on KSLA-TV. who are representing Captain Sherri Yerger is in charge of Shreve during the 1979 the Quiz Bowl . Students are urged to submit Centenary Quiz Bowl. Captain Shreve won over questions to help with the weekly Henderson High School of Texas practice sessions set up for the These students were chosen with a score of 300 to 120 Jan . Quiz Bowl representatives. They by a process of elimination. 13 at Centenary College. On the should be written legilbly and The contest was open to all CS same day Captain Shreve was should be accompanied by an students. They were picked on the second highest scorer with answer. Please submit all OTTO SELLERS DRILLS representatives to the Quiz Bowl. their quick recall and general a total of 300 points. The highest questions to rooms 213 and 301. They are (left to right) Tom Buckner, Sally Jo Cunningham, knowlege of questions. score of the day was made by A .scholarship award is given Cara Derrick and Karen Purdy. Alternate is Jerry Schwarzbach Shreve scored poorly last year. Marshall High School with 360 to the school with the highest (right). "Centenary really didn 't know points. scoring . CS Student Council to co-sponsor blood drive by Dan Spivey Along with the personal Student Council and the gratification of giving blood that THE Shreveport Regional Blood might help to save the life of Center Mobile Unit will sponsor a friend or relative, all students a blood drive tomorrow at who give a blood donation will Captain Shreve, at which time receive his choice of a T-shirt· any student age 17 or older may or Frisbee with chicken imprint donate a pint of blood. as a "thank you" for the center. Each person who donates wi II Last year Captain Shreve had automatically become a member a small turnout, with only 29 of the center's Family Blood people giving blood, as com­ Assurance Program . This means pared to Woodlawn who had 94. that for one year, his or her However, the blood center EITEBPBISE donations will cancel the expects to have a larger number (hptain &l:ft'tur Jliglp &ct:,ool recruitment-replacement fee of donors at CS this year. This is for each unit of blood used by partially because of the T-shirts all immediate family Volume XI Shreveport, La., January 24, 1979 NumberS members, and Frisbees and also because including grandparents living more publicity, such as posters, at home. is being used . The Student Council is urging students and faculty to take part CS guards provide protection in the drive, to make this the best year ever, and to help by Laurel Spivey guards will be at local high Captain Shreve to win the Security guards-the ultimate schools permanently or just for trophy provided by the center infringement of a student's a short period of time is to the school with the rights, or is it? unanswered highest at this time. number of donors. No, accordir.g to the Caddo According to Horton, they're All students planning to give Parish School Board , who has here as long as there is a need blood are asked by the blood just recently allocated $19 ,000 for them , "hopefully for the rest center to eat a good meal within in the 1978-79 school budget of the year" . For as Horton four hours prior for the employment of security pointed out, if to their the guards are donation. guards to police area high no longer here then the school So come on Gators school campuses. must resort to using , donate teachers a pint of blood-you But was this actually necessary and this, Horton said may be , is not what saving a life. or was it just another attempt they (the teachers), were hired to close in on students? for. To employ teachers in such According to Assistant Principal , jobs as security protection Donald Horton, it was a necessary "would take away from the move toward the further pro­ educational design of the tection of student's rights. school" , said Horton. Sadie Hawkins Previously, before Jan. 9 of this But not only is this sudden year, several cars at CS had policing intended to end the been broken into and defaced as vandalism of recent days, but Dance well as stolen . There were also it is also hoped that it will ward incidents of unregistered off the usual problems with students being on campus. vandalism, unregistered Feb. 23 Since employing the security students, and other incidents guards at CS , there have been CSgym SHREVE'S NEWLY-APPOINTED security guards take a which tend to be prevalent break from their daily patrol. no recorded incidents of during the spring . vandalism . So as a final emphasis on their $2.50 -couple True, the guards also report purpose, these "cops" as Students to 'look' at government any student who is in the parking everyone has been calling them, $1.50 - single lot without permission , this is are here for the protection of by Jan Rivet national government "close-up ". just another security measure. the students, not just to pursue 8:00- 12:00 Thirty-nine Captain Shreve The program is a community While your intentions may have those students who are cutting students accompanied by Mrs. concept which includes students been perfectly justified, it is still class . Hazel Martin, Captain Shreve from all high schools in Shreve­ their job to suspect any person American History teacher, will port and Boss ier that are who is in the parking lot depart February 4 for a week interested in participating . at an unauthorized time of day, long look at Washington D .C. High Schools from all over the according to Horton . The Close-up program is country participate in Close-Up The question of whether these designed to let students see our during various weeks throughout the school year. Honor Band selected The students and Mrs. Martin Favorites chosen have been preparing for this Captain Shreve seniors Members of the Distr ict trip since October. They have Danette Faour and Richard Honor Band for Captain Shreve been collecting their money Lamb were recently chosen as recently selected are Marlene and getting oriented with Senior Class favorites during Whittmore , Sally Jo Cunning­ what they will be doing on their an election by the student body . ham , Maribeth Kunzman , trip. Danette is presently a cheer­ Jena Young , John Staples, M r. English , CS teacher, leader and a member of the Key Jane Williams, Varett Mims, spoke to the group on foreign Club. Richard is a member Lisa Myles, Joe Cashciola, affairs, and gave them a large of FCA and Interact. Vincent McDay, Carol Hallquist, study guide book on perspective Chosen as favorites by the . Denise Taylor, Kelly Walker, for their trip. junior class are Donna Turnham Mark Farley, Jim Davis, Debbie But problems arose when they and Joe Cook, both members Jorstad , Brian McNei I, Dave were faced with a possible of Interact. Donna is also Davis , Randy Brown , Eric delaying of half of the group a member of the Z Club. Johnson, Sonja Shelby, until March because they have The sophomore favorites are Corrinda Fritz, Jana Fuller, had such a tremendous turnout Patti Harrison and Tony Davis. Howard White, Shawn Davis, from all over the city this year. Patti is on the tennis team and is Breanke Pennywell, Milton But all 39 from Shreve will a member of Z Club. Tony Baylor, Dina Kirkikis, Wade be able to ·attend the trip in plays on the Junior Varsity McCutcheon , Susan Meek, February. football team and is a member Jeff Pennfield , Arthur May­ When the group from Shreve of Interact. weather, Debby Badugu, returns from their "close-up" Favorites from the freshman CLASS FAVORITES elected include Leonard Wi Ison , Renell Ander­ Danette Faour and Richard look at Washington, they will class are Mary Stamper Lamb, seniors; Donna Turnham son, Jeremey Gray, and Joe Cook, juniors; Patti Steve have had a chance to see their and Ricky Fox. Ricky plays on Harrison and Tony Davis, Tanner, and Richard Hunt. sophomores; and Mary Stamper government in action . the Junior Varsity football team. and Ricky Fox, freshmen. Page Two The Ente-rprise January 24, 1979 CS students can speak out Support needed "The important decisions are usually made without the consent of the students." "Once the school board makes up their minds to Dear Editors, do something no one can change their views." , When the Athletic Booster These statements, which were made by Captain Shreve Club was formed , it should students in a recent poll conducted by The Enterprise, exemplify have been named Football the general opinion of Shreve 's student body. Out of the 150 students Booster Club instead . We are who were polled , 88 felt that the students at this school lack enough now in the middle of basketball power in important decision making . season , and where is the booster Yet why should this feeling be prevalent when censorship is club when Captain Shreve really not exercised at Shreve as it is in so many other schools? Captain needs them most? It was great Shreve's students have the right and the opportunity to speak to see all the people at the out truthfully without any pressure. Woodlawn game, but why not The Student Council , as President Hersey Jones stated in the come to more games? Other last issue of The Enterprise, was formed "to give the student school 's booster clubs support body a voice in their school on its pol icy , problems and possible." all sports , .. so why doesn 't The important decisions are usually made without actually Captain Shreve's? So support consulting the students. However, this does not mean that the Gator basketball , baseball, students of this school and their parents don't have the chance to tennis and track by attending convey their opinions on school matters. The school board is not the games and meets. If you going to come to the individual to seek advice. We must take the are going to be an Athletic initiative and go to them when we have strong feelings about Booster Club, then support all something pertaining to the school. athletics, not just football .

But how can one person's efforts make a difference? This is the way that our Student Council can help. Let the Student Council Book shows passion be "the voice of the students " . After all , the members of this by Karen Rosengrant organziation were elected by the students to serve as a student It was a time of prosperity, "council". Webster's Dictionary defines "council as "a group of prohibition and luxury-the people chosen as an admini~trative , advisory or legislative glittering 20 's. The financiers assembly". The Student Council is ready and willing to fulfill this on Wall Street were on top of the purpose but how can they when we don 't let them know what our world . Then it happened -that opinions and suggestions on our school 's "policy, problems and seemingly impossible incident­ possible improvements" are? ) the Crash . The government of our country was based on the idea of being This is the setting for Susan "of the people, by the people and for the people ". Why should this Howatch 's latest novel, The Rich be any different at Captain Shreve? are Different. Susan Howatch, by Rod Spence you could try: the best selling author of For those of you who have (A) Grin and bear it. Penmarrlc and Cashelmara, noticed gradual or sudden (B) Get a brain transplant vividly recreates in this book the Senioritus taking its toll,·. changes in fellow students (C) Join the French Foreign era from 1922 to 1940 by and are wondering what makes Legion . exploring the lives of the top them act that way , I will try Your best bet would be (A) f inanciers during the luxury florida surf waiting for all to summarize a few problems because Gorilla brains are hard of the 20's, the agony of the your friends might have or to come by nowadays, and the Crash and the beginnings of the are going through. French Foreign Legion doesn 't Second World War. The surf is already breaking in the halls here at Captain Shreve. Although most of the students take quacks. The Rich are Different shows The year is only half way over, and already thoughts of Florida are at Shreve have given into the From the words of a great that there are two sides to every ebbing in and out of peoples ' minds. Well , why not Seniors? We're new school hours some of us philosopher, " Pull your head story. Howatch achieves th is half way there, and after all , isn't Florida Gatorland? still can 't seem to get our minds together or the yokes on you ." with her unique way of dividing There are several necessities you well need to carry along , and bodies geared for school Well. .. so much for logic. the novel into six sections. In and several that definitely need to be left behind at home. Money is at 7:45 in the morning . Such each section a different the number one priority. No money, no Florida. It's as simple as that. is the case for Melba Mumble. character co ntinues the tell ing Of course, the more people you travel with , the more you save, and Melba is one of those who letter to the Editor of the story th rough their po int the more crowded is the sitting room and possibly the sleeping room , likes to get up well before school of view. This enables the reader The policy of the Captain too. So start saving your money. You won 't need to take a lot of starts to make herself look to get more insight into each Shreve Enterprise is to represen t clothes. In fact , don't take a lot of clothes . Just something to wear "acceptable" in front of her character 's feelings, thoug hts the entire student body. We will when you ' re on the beach . Also, you want to have nothing to do with friends. As the case may be , and personality. She also print any letters to the ed itor life jackets. Guys, if you stop a friendly looking girl , and you ' re going Melba has found herself rising effectively uses flashbacks to on any subject, school-related to drown; drown in front of her. So much for necessities. You can bright and early at 6:00. Rising help the reader understand the or otherwise, whenever space pack anything else you want. this early has taken quite a characters ' motives more permits. Because of space "If you want to get close to the beach , at least within walking while for Melba to get used clearly. limitations, we ask that all distance, you 'd better make reservations soon . The rooms go fast to, but she finally did it. That was is the letters be as concise as poss ible. The Rich are Different because we're not the only ones planning on going . If there are four before winter and its sub­ story of Dinah Slade, the freezing weather set in . Now The editors of the Enterprise or five or more going together, you might consider a condominium. beautiful , ambitious woman who Melba finds herself having to reserve the right to ed it any It's probably the best deal , and it's right on the beach . climbs her way up to the top of rise even earlier to scrape letters received . We will not You have to get there safely to have anything at all to do with the cosmetic world. It's also all the fun. So wait until the car is stopped at the place you are going ice off her father's car because print any material that is I ibelous or in poor taste. about the man she loves , Paul to stay before you start partying. lt would be nice H you all returned " Daddy" feels too tired to get Van Zale, the millionaire invest­ All letters should be typed home safe, too. up and do it himself. Maybe ment banker, who strongly this is why some of your friends or neatly written and signed. affected the lives of those who look so tired and down, but here If you would like us to with­ knew him even after his death. are a couple more instances. hold your name, we will do so . It's a "saga of pass ion and In the case of Willard Weak, Bring letters to room 202 or power" which should be read the reason is quite different. place in an envelope with " Mrs. by all of those who believe Willard lives in a world of Gannon • written on the outside that nothing is impossible. capsules , tissues , nasal spray and leave at the front desk. By Colin Campbell and aspirin . Willard has a cold. For days, Willard has gone through agony, sneezing and Have you ever dreamed of One evening , my brother coughing into the wee hours of owning an antique or a classic and I borrowed her for a jaunt the night. But its not the car? I used to before our garage to the movies, but the spiteful sneezing and coughing, or his was invaded by what has become car would not tolerate the cold grades, or the fact that home­ my mother's masochistic burden, hands of a stranger on her work is piling up a mile high , a 1959 Hillman convertible. steering wheel . With the cunning that is getting Willard depress­ When first bought, (for of a snake, she waited till we ed ; it 's his girlfriend. Fo r $150) she was running well, reached a five way intersection months, Willard has been trying with a chattering starter, no and stalled . The light turned to date Pamela Popular and now, oil , water, or grease, and an green and so did my brother when he finally gets his fi rst intermittant electrical system. as callous drivers behind us chance, all that comes ou t is, EITEBPBISE Her faded blue paint was leaned on their horns. Leaving "Woulb youb like to go to speckled with patches of rust, my enraged brother at the wheel, da-da-da-ACHOO!!" So ends and her convertible top was I hopped behind the Hillman the case for Willard Weak. frayed and leaky. Still, she and shoved her across the inter­ This last case deals with The Captain Shreve Enterprise is edited and circulated radiated a spunky charm -that section . As she began to roll Becky and her fight for san ity. monthly during each school year by students at Captatn completely enslaved my mother, down the hill, I flopped up on Becky Backwards had been Shreve H igh School at 6115 East Kings Highway, Shreve­ who usually showed better the trunk like a clumsy James trying for days to catch up on port, Lou isiana, 71105 . Cost pe r issue is 25 cents. Subscnp­ judgement. Bond, and hung on for dear her homework when suddenly, tion is available upon request to the Enterprise staff. We only had time to make a life as we careened down the hill. mid-term exams come along . few minor repairs before we One of the meanest things Becky is one of the fortunate moved to Shreveport. Perhaps she ever did, occurred when students who doesn 't have a Craig Hammett, Karen Roseng rant . . Co-Editors-in-Chtef it was being towed from sunny my mother was hurrying to single hard exam her first day Laurel Sptvey Assistant Ed itor that raised the appear in a play, on opening but has her three hardest exams Missy Falbaum News Ed ttor rebellion in her carburetor, night. A few blocks from the the next morning. In her pre­ Leech ia Jacobs , Cathy Thompson . . . Feature Ed itors for she began an infuriating theatre, a nasty cluck-hole paration for her exams, Becky Pat Booras Sports Ed itor pattern of breakdown and caused her gas tank to part from has forgotten to do her existing Larry A nderson, Corey Costello .. Assistant Sports Ed itors repair. Parts for older cars its rusty moorings, and my homework that her kind and Wayne Hall, Rod Spence Graphic Artists can often be a problem, mother made it to the theatre thoughtful teachers have given Kevtn Ivy . In-depth Reporters especially when the company only five minutes before the her. In desperation Becky Tam i Webb Advertising Manager throws her books on the floor went out of business ten years curtain went up. Despite all th is Mark McCrocklin, Mark Brelsford . . . Photographers and lets her psych iatrist finish ago. The Hillman made this aggravation , ten times the David Heni ngton Managing Ed itor her homework. This is the reason even more difficult by shedding original cost has been pumped Reporters: C01in Campbell. Jan Rtvet, Dan Spivey her side mirrors, shearing off into her restoration , and the why Becky has walked through the halls unaware of reality her water pump supports, and end seems nowhere in sig ht. M rs. Gaye Gannon Adviser hurling her hubcaps with the So pause before you invest for days after the exams. skill of an Olympic discus in your "dream car" . It may If you have had one of these thrower. become your nightmare. problems and are in desperat ion, January 24, 1979 The Enterprise· Page Three Is the Captain Shreve student body involved? by Leechia Jacobs up, so only minor decisions matters ", and another student Is there a communication Does the student body have gap? can be made now". gave a constructive suggestion Whether or enough power to make decisions not there is a When asked if they thought that the individual schools communication gap that affect them? Is there a was the next that the student body was should decide their own topic discussed. communication gap between con­ Thirty-one suI ted on issues that affect regulations. students felt teachers and students? These that there was no them, 85 students felt that they Students were then asked to communication gap questions and others were , while 77 were not consulted , 36 said they respond to the question, "What expressed strong feelings among those asked of 150 that were and 12 stated that they is a teacher's responsibility there was one. Captain Shreve students in a A majority of were sometimes consulted . during class?". A majority of those students poll conducted recently One who felt that by student who commented the students rep I ied "to teach", The Enterprise. that he there was a gap, responded was not consu Ited, said that the while others said it was a com- that each teacher Students lack power has their own important decisions are usually bination of keeping order, set ideas; they do Among the students that not see the made without the consent of showing respect, conveying students point of view; that answered the first question, the students, while another ideas in a clear manner and students are afraid to talk "Do you feel that the student student stated that they teaching to their maximum to their teachers; or that some have enough power in making were consulted as much as ability. teachers did not know how to decisions that affect them at possible. However, another Other students gave varied make their class interesting. A school?" 88 students felt that response was stated firmly responses, such as: a teacher's few stated their was the students lacked enough a "They are told, not consulted . " responsibility is to teach the communication problem because power, while 37 were in agree­ best way they know how; to get of age, while 22 felt that it all ment with the present power Administration should determine material over to the students depended on the of the students individual , and six felt regulations so that they understand it fully; teacher. that they were sometimes given On the third question, "Do to teach and conduct their classes Responses to "How can this enough power, but not always. you think the administration in an orderly manner so that communication problem When asked in what ways be has the right to determine students may achieve repect; solved?", included several did the students have enough school regulations? ", 44 felt and to set up a good learning suggestions: for the teachers power, one student responded , that they should not, 77 felt they environment. not to be so demanding; that "Students today wouldn 't should and 19 expressed that the "What do you think teachers they should look at the students be responsible enough to handle· administration should have this expect of students?", was the point of view; and to give it. They would misuse the right, to a certain extent. next question. The group polled students more freedom . One responsibility ". And another In reference to the above gave very similar responses . student even stated that there student replied, "There are only question asked, one student But t.!le majority gave answers could be a solution , "If there a few decisions that the students which answered "yes", said such as to give their attention, was a better understanding A CS Home Ec student models could be allowed to make . All that "the students and parents show respect, cooperate, between teachers, parents during a class fashion ground and show in rules are already set should be consulted on all participate and to work. students." the auditorium.

AIR FORCE RESERVE. .. A GREAT WAY TO SERVE. Page Four The Enterprise January 24, 1979 Skiing--harder than it seems for most people by Missy Falbaum morning to attend to the daily This is the time when you People are classified into two ritual of showering and washing decide to stick with it or forget groups: Skiers or non-skiers. your hair. When you get right it! Most people choose the latter. The skiers are the athletic, down to . it washing your hair You can always tell the ones who macho type who excel at any­ is ridiculous since the whole decided to quit. They' re the ones thing they try to do. On the day long you wear one of those who wear ·the gorgeous ski otherhand the non-skiers are the weird looking ski caps that make clothes, whose hair is perfectly unathletic not necessarily your hair look flat instead of groomed and they keep saying unmacho type who felt like fluffy. they just came to Colorado they had to try skiing for the Next on the agenda is to enjoy the scenery. funofit. - the task of dressing . And believe Snow skiing-at least give it Snow skiing is hard work! me it's no easy task . First you a try. The scenery is beautiful. Don't let anyone tell you must put on at least two pairs anything different! The of socks , a pair of panty hose weather's too cold , the skies (even guys get to wear them) Class invents are too heavy to carry and and the disgusting long under­ the clothes are too expensive. wear. A shirt and sweater will A day of skiing goes something usually keep you warm enough like th is: arise at 6:00 in the during the day. By the time unique products you're dressed you look like you've gained 50 pounds. by Laurel Spivey Mid-term grads The futuristic computer age When you arrive at the slopes is upon us , or so many people here comes the hardest task seem to think and with th is miss activities of all , getting on the ski boots. age have come changes in almost WORKMEN REPLACE GLASS in the front foyer doors after Our boots were frozen solid they were shot out by vandals. Twenty-one Captain Shreve everything including products. because we left them on the students completed require­ With this in mind, the general bus , so it took us about 20 ments for graduation at midterm. business classes at CS were minutes to get them on . They asked to consider the new 'Student·Df Some students feel that th.ey lt1Dnth' elected look like shoes Darth Vader are getting a head start, but Miss products of our time and invent SuSu Palmer, a Captain sophomore year she participated would wear. Then we were Inez Franz, Captain Shreve some of their own . A project Shreve senior, has been selected in Z-Ciub, French Club, Gator issued our skies , and poles sen ior counselor feels different­ which had some very interesting by the Captain Shreve Student Bait , and received district and and instructed to carry them . ly. She says that "Students results. Council as the Student of the state honors on the tennis This all was too much for some cannot benefit any by graduating For instance, one student, Month for January. team. She was the vice-president people. Trying to walk in those early. Captain Shreve has so Belinda Marshall, designed a As a freshman she received of Z Club, An Interact sponsor, boots carry our skies , and poles many courses a: student can take sewing computer which would district and state honors as a Student Council Parlimentarian, was impossible. By the time for enrichment . I think they miss totally revolutionize society. member of the tennis team. She Advisory committee for ' the we figured out how to snap on too much by taking just the By inserting all your necessary was also a member of the Caddo Parish School Board all the snaps , tie all the ties on number of credits needed for sewing materials and then French Club. During her (Jr. Board member), Girls' your skies it was enough to give graduation ." indicating when you desired to Stater, Pep Squad Jr. officer­ a 16 year old a heartattack. wear When asked how many it, you could then have lieutenant, Gator Bait member, ready-made students plan to attend college, , personally-tailored and again won district and Next comes the actual skiing . clothing she said about three or four for your every need. state honors on the Gator No one tries the ski I ifts their In addition out of the 21 . " Most of them are to this luxury, you tennis team, during her junior first day of skiing, so the only might just graduating," she added . also have a pair of year. way to get up the mountain metamorphic Those students graduating shoes designed by is walk. You can 't walk straight This year, her senior year, at mid-term were: Shelia Bar­ Mathew Mosely. The shoes , up the mountain or you'll as the she is the vice-president of the field, Edmond Bates, Polly name implies, are suddenly feel yourself skiing extremely Student Council , a cheerleader, Boersig , Sandra Bolden , Pam versatile and the backwards. Instead you must application a Homecoming maid, a member Davis, Michael Goldsholl , of extreme heat , walk very slowly sideways to get can of Z Club, on the Advisory Sharyn Gunther, Angela be transformed into any up the slopes. And it 's hard style you Committee of the Caddo Parish Holmes, Verna Jacobs, desire. work. When you make it to the But wearing apparel was School Board- (Sr . Board Vickie Jordan, Johnnie Moore, not point where you feel like skiing the only member-chairman), a member of Johnnie Myles, Rachel Patter­ area in which students down you 're out of breathe. Then worked . For the smoker Gator Bait, an Interact sponsor, son, Annie Patton , Lonnie Smith, who you get enough courage to push enjoys a member of Spanish Club, and Carolyn Speed , Dawn Steele, late night outings, there off with your poles and then is the SuSu Palmer a member of the tennis team . Suzanne Strickland , Janice "Eternal Flame". Designed your suddenly remember you by Dennis Thomas, Crena Warren and McCiought, it is a don 't know how to stop so you Dorothy Woodard . combination of a cigarette lighter throw yourself down to keep and flashlight. Miss Franz also feels that from running into 40 sophisti­ So the students miss out on many as you can see , it appears cated skiers. 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And remember compete in events such as students to administer CPR was involved in three main public The first thing to do when the thinner your eyebrows speaking, current . service projects during the events, extemporaneous getting ready to apply your are the more 1n emergency situations, room you have to month of December. speaking, makeup is to condition and This is a departure from the typing, shorthand, work with your eyes. Try They collected toys and food clean your face and various other categories. first. Most any different shades of club's main focus, which has for The Christian Service Mr. and Mrs. FBLA are kind of cleansing creme, skin eyeshadows. Light eyeshadows been on the ecology of · · 0 rgan1zat10n, connected with Buck Billings and Lisa Cireno. freshner, or moisturizer will do bring out your Louisiana. . eyes and accent Sister Margaret for many • • • Just make sure whatever kind them. And it's also a good idea Earlier this month, the d f T · s Science Club members viewed nee ami In Black Studies ·you choose fits your skin type or coordinate your eyemake­ Y les hreveport and Bossier. To celebrate Black such as oily, normal or dry. up with what you wear. History Key Club also aided the Week, Feb. Start at the bridge of your 11-17, the CS victims of the Bossier City Black nose working up to the jawline Studies Association tornado in clean up crews. will present in a circular motion. Make sure a program at They hosted a Christmas two assemblies, none of the cleanser gets around Feb. 13 and party for children in the North­ 14. the eye areas. Pay careful western State School, Shed Guest speakers attention to the forehead . This for the next Road in Bossier City. Jeff meeting of the BSA, is probably the oilest part Feb. 30, Teague led them in playing will be Councilmen-elect of the skin . It takes just about ga,nes, singing carols, and GregoryTarver, H ilry Huckaby, 30 seconds to clean and eating refeshments. condition and Herman Farr. your skin this way. FBLA Any longer than seconds 30 Members of the FBLA ROTC may counteract the oil glands will be competing in the Captain Shreve in your skin. High District Rally at Bossier High School's ROTC "A" Varsity When applying base or School February 17. They will Rifle Team defeated South- four.dation work in the same ...... - .- ...... way yor cleanse. To find wood January 11, 1260 the to 1101 , for a 8-0 record correct shade of base it should in the chamber of Commerce be the same color as your jaw­ winter sponsored league. line, and neckline. And it's a Morris Lewis was the high good idea to put base on your shooter for the Gator Riflemen lips because of it's conditioning with an individual score of formula. 262, followed by Mike Nelson Next comes blush. 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by Pat Booras F. English J. Jordan A. Reeves A Leviston It is usually said that the team because whether they intend to that is more fundamentally be or not, sportswriters are Captain Shreve vs. cs by 5 GO cs by 2 GO by 18 sound will be victorious. In biased to the teams they like the Green Oaks other words if you block and best. Coaches are also pre­ Natchitoches at N by 13 N A by 2 A by 10 tackle better than your oppon­ judiced. Airline ents, you will be number one. The Crimson Tide probably Bossier at Parkway p by 23 B B by 2 B by 18 This is not always so in college lost the national championship football. Do you want to know in the UPI poll because some Carroll at Minden c by 8 c M by2 M by3 what it takes to be number one? coach voted Alabama lower than number two. This is easily seen .500 .500 .444 .583 The easiest way to do it is since both teams tied for the by going undefeated against number of first place votes. SPORTS STAFF PREDICTIONS .555 better than average competition. There could be many reasons Green Oaks by 8 Bossier by 4 If you lose, however, that's why a coach would do this, but Natchitoches by 1 Minden by 3 another story. If you lose it the main one would be that he ----~------~ usually takes three things to be hates "Bear" Bryant because of the national champion . Your loss Alabama running the score up must come in the first games on his team a few years back. Shreve GatoreHes hanging tough of the season , you must play Maybe one of these years on national T.V. at least twice, our advanced society will have • and w in big in one of the four enough common sense to have 1n district 1-AAAA basketball action more prestigious bowls. By doing · a playoff between the top four these three things you get the teams. Because blocking and The CS girls basketball team Airline game they had com­ scoring with averages of 9.1 publicity, which sums up what tackling don 't have that much to has been winning lately, and piled an overall record of 15-5 and 7.8 respectively. it takes to be numero uno. do with it anymore. winning big . Going into the and 5-2 in district action. Johns and Goldman have pro­ The publicity comes from After a slim victory at Green vided the Gators with most of sportswriters who vote for the Oaks, the Gatorettes went on their points this season, and it's Associated Press, (AP) top to edge out Minden 51-46, no secret who the opposing twenty. In another poll, college They then defeated Airline teams are trying to stop. " In coaches vote for the United 64-24, and Bossier 55-51 after each district game that we've Press International, (UPI) a road loss to Natchitoches played the opponent has either top twenty. Central . double teamed Janice or Susan, Alabama was voted number Summing up the Natchitoches simply because Janice can do one by the (AP), this year but loss coach Alma Moore said , whatever she wants with the was voted number two behind "They started off with a fu II ball , and Susan is hard to stop the University of Southern court press , and we could neve( on a drive." California by the (UP I). The adjust. We played them pretty As expected the two tallest polls really didn't decide much tough after they jumped out to girls on the squad , Carrie a quick 20-4 lead. After we Seifert and Goldman are leading finally adjusted to their press the way in rebounding. Seifert, Baseball Schedule . and cut the lead to seven , we a senior center, has pulled down got into foul trouble which really March 165 rebounds for a good 9.7 1 Fair Park There hurt. " average. 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SENIOR GATOR GUARD Jimmy Williams is fouled as he Seifert, Crenshaw: important drives for two against the powerful Woodlawn Kinghts. This 34 point loss tied the record for the worst defeat in CS history. parts of Gator roundball 8-ballers open rebuilding year by Corey Costello Although the Gators have had The CS baseball squad was Bill Crenshaw who hit .370 Two players who show great a tough season so far, Bill is hit hard with graduation after and knocked in 15 runs. Even leadership on the Gator still optimistic about the up­ last season , and will begin their though he played outfield last basketball teams are Bill Cren­ coming games, "After our recent '79 season with only two season , Crenshaw could end shaw and Carrie Seifert. victory over Parkway, I think returning starters. up playing either catcher or Statistics don't reveal the key our team has gained a great deal Before you start writing the first base, as well as some roles they play for their of confidence and will finish season off, however, you ought spot pitching . respective teams . the season on a high note." to look and see who will return You can bet they' II get plenty Bill, the 6 ' 3" , 175 pound Bill , who is a member of the to the diamond this year for the of help from players like Bernard senior forward, averages over CS baseball team and president Gators. One returnee will be Wag halter, Charles Marsden, eight points a game and seven of Key Club, plans to attend All-City, and All-Parish second Ronnie Wagnon, Danny Tims rebounds. He shoots 47% LSU in Baton Rouge in the fall baseman Corey Costello. As and David McNaughton. Others from the floor, second best on and major in either geology or you probally already know, who will contribute will be the squad, and he scored season oceanography. Costello set three school records Craig Hammett, Joe Bailey, highs of twenty points against Seifert, who also started last last season. He compiled a David Dethloff, Jonathan both Neville and Woodlawn . year for the Lady Gators, has batting average of .473 while Muslow, Eric Lonadier, Matthew given CS the strength on the banging out 35 hits and 23 Mosley, Brig Norwood , Lonnie backboard that they've needed runs batted in: Another return­ Pugh, Tony White, and Jeff to subdue a number of ing letterman will be outfielder Randall. opponents. She leads the Gatorettes in rebounding , ·' averaging ten a game. She also averages almost six points a Carrie Seifert game which makes her the fourth playoffs because we have that South Towne leading scorer on the team. winning drive." Courier Carrie is confident about the Carrie plans to attend North­ Lady Gators reaching the western State University next playoffs and thinks teamwork fall but is not sure if she will play is their most formidable quality. for the Lady Demons. "Teamwork is most important. By watching both Carrie and We have the ability to win, but Bill play, it is easily seen that an overall good mental attitude scoring is not the only thing that ANALYTICAL determines whether you win or makes a well-rounded basket­ lose. We will get into the ball player. LOGGING. INC . Manufactures Analytical Instrumentation Operating in the CJ

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Invasion of the Body Snatchers is about pods that take over the world by cloning people. Once you have been captured by the pod you can show no emotion. Don 't think of the idea as ridiculous, because after you leave, you ' ll feel a little frighten­ Claudia Franklin and Ricky Clarke discuss their parts in the ed of Mother Nature. upcoming play, "Marathon 33" with Maleda McKellar, director.

Invasion of the Body Snatchers, now showing at the St . Vincent Six Theater, is extremely well Marathon craze attacks Shreve } done with good suspense and a very shocking ending-don't by Karen Rosengrant Steve Sackrider, Stueart rlud­ miss it. P G Captain Shreve players will smith and Libby Andress. - ~-4'' Magic present the play, " Marathon Some of Captain Shreve Stage ' ', (i This thriller starring Ann­ 33 " in the school auditorium Band members will provide ~ -. Margret and , on Feb. 20, 21 , and 22. live music throughout the has just enough suspense to "Marathon 33", which is show with Dina Bennett and be in the league with Hitch­ similar to the movie, They Shoot Sarie Joubert as solo singers. cock's . Horses Don't They?, centers The characters will dance Magic is the story of Corky, on the struggles of the people throughout the play providing ~' a ventriloquist making it big who participate in a dance the allusion that the audience in a small night club in New marathon . is actually witnessing a real Devo's songs considered York City. Corky has one The lead cast members are dance marathon. problem though , he's afraid of Everett Silas as Mr. Dankle, Some of the male dancers are failure. Corky's so shy he hides Monika Moss as Eve, John Ed Shaw , Scotte Hudsmith, products of acid generation behind his dummy named Fats. David Horning as Ruddy, Joe Bailey, Paul Hoefflinger, After a slow beginning, the Claudia Franklin as Jean and Danny Tims, Mike Philley, by Kevin Ivy songs ' sound as if they were movie picks up speed when Ricky Clarke as Patsy . Robert Diamond, Lamar Pugh, An album called "Q: Are written by a victim of the acid strange things start to happen. Bobby Badugu , Mark McCrock­ Maleda McKeller We Not Men? A: We Are generation. The majority of the Richard Attenborough's great , who lin, Charles Adams, Jeff Teague, DEVO!" has caused quite a songs were written by acid directing keeps you on the edge sponsors the drama club, is Danny Smith and Lane Ba il iff. directing the play with Cara stir in recent weeks. The five casualties. The guys were of your seat throughout the film . Derrick and Mark DEVO's have come into the lime­ attending Kent State when the McCrocklin The female dancers include serving as assistant director light after years of ridicule students got killed in the riot, Ann-Marget gives her best and Marilyn Ligon , Natal ie Nichols, and obscurity, unleashing their remember? DEVO was formed performance to date and looks second assistant director, Lisa Goodman , Beth Tuggle, mechanized foolishness on the when they left Kent State. really good with a few seldom­ respectively. Catherine Watts, Peggy Wad­ record-buying masses . This is How they ate during the last seen wrinkles. The cast of " Marathon 33 " dell , Norma Gullick, Debbie If you like suspense, also includes Scott Green , Rod the biggest " love'em or hate 'em six years is another DEVO don 't Fitch, Jeannie Linam, Susan miss Magic-it is a Spence, Curtis Brice, BlakeJones, group to come around since Kiss, mystery. Yet, the final blow real shocker . Shubarth , Sibyl Badugu, Tizzie Magic is now showing at East­ and it's pretty hard to see why is the mechanization of the Tim Gilpin , Carrie Rhodes, Reeder, Gloria Young , Carroll gate Cinema Four and anyone should love them . Rolling Stones ' "Satisfaction ". is rated Cara Derrick, David Smith, Watts, Lynda Lyons and Sally The idea they are trying to put It can bring tears to your eyes, R (bring your picture "ID"). Joy Enqlish , Sharon Spillers, Sweeney. in everyone's head is that man and a hammer to your hand to is de-edvolutionizing back into smash this insult to decent his original form . (DEVO is short music into as many particles for de-evolutin) Why they should as possible. If you value your Happy birthday decide to start telling everyone san ity, and money, don 't that they are going to become experiment with DEVO , it's Colin! fish , especially with this kind of dangerous! unmusical junk, is beyond comprehension . This is a poor excuse for music, no matter what you 're trying to say . The lyrics of the majority of the album's CI)UTH'Itl Ui!E JEANS & T-SHIRTS

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