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Volume XV Captain Shreve High School, Shreveport, La. Number 5 Full week scheduled for March 25-29 by Stephanie Brown For Student Council offices, all Reporter ninth , tenth , and eleventh grade Next week begins Student students are eligible to vote. Council week. This will bring a The ninth and tenth grade close to the various activities students will vote during their Student Council has been ROTC or P. E . classes and the responsible for all year. In eleventh grade students will addition to coordinating Home­ vote during their English classes. coming activities, dances, and Any irregular student or one fund raisers, Student Council who does not have a P.E. , has planned a week full of ac­ ROTC , or English class may tivities. These activities include a vo te any time from 7:45 to treasure hunt, blood drive, a 1:45 p.m. dress-up day, and the Mike The Captain Shreve student Mark Assembly. body will elect 10 cheerleaders The week will start off with the for the school term. Each candi- treasure hunt. Each day of the date for cheerleader and AI E. week a clue will be given as to Gator will try out in an assembly where the treasure is hidden. by demonstrating a cheer. Al l The treasure is hidden on students except seniors are campus and the person who eligible to vote for the cheer- finds it wins a cash prize of $25. leaders and AI E. Gator. The Then Tuesday, March 26 , the court for the Jun1or-Sen1or prom Shreveport Blood Center will. be shal l be composed of three here in the health room in the senior girls, three senior boys, gym for the blood drive. For two junior girls, and two junior those who plan to donate some boys . The names of the six Showboat '85 emcees (I to r) Mike Wise, Jeff Abney, Spencer Reisinger, and Matt Vance blood , students can go to the boys and s1x g1rls from the both will be together a lot in the next month to put together this year's talent show. health room any time during that the JUnior and senior class with school day. the highest number of nomi- On '1f'le of the fnllowing davs . 'latiors sha" ~ ~~'!':""-=-~ there wili be a dress-up day. ballot to be voted on by members The dress-up day IS JUSt a time of their respect1ve classes. The • mon, lan -·· , king and queen are the senior r ooi -- for students to promote school spirit by dressing up to the boy and girl who receive the theme chosen by Student Coun­ highest number of votes . The cil. Student Council week then Identity of the king and queen emcees a variety co mes to an end with the Mike will be announced the n1ght of Mark Assembly on Friday, prom . Students who do not have by Sara Benecke extremely talented or just lh1nk I had a very good chance March 29 . At the assembly, a first hour on campus will Assistant Editor naturally funny- both hel p! of gettir>g it." the M 1ke Mark Award will be nominate during their fourth This year's emcees have been But , aside from the formali­ But, when the announcement presented to the winner , who is hour outside room 114 accord- described as a "Richie Cunning­ ties, what does it really take to came that Friday morning, both selected by a comm1ttee follow­ ing to regulations. ham " type, a "Sianky boy," be a Showboat emcee? moans and excited cheers ing teacher nominations. For all elections, the stu­ a "Pretty boy," and a " Smooth "You have to be a good stu­ ·filled the air. Of the ten or so The week after Soring Break dents receiving the highest Talker with a DJ 's voice ." dent and you have to relate well seniors that tried out, only four 1ncludes the Student Council number of votes will be winners. Well, the Showboat ' 85 emcee's to an audience," says senior could get it and even those that off1cers' assembly. the cheer­ In case of a tie in any election, are Mike Wise, Jeff Abney, Mike Wise. d1d get it were they that lucky?! leader assembly and elections for except cheerleader, there will Matt Vance , and Spencer Rei­ "Controlled energy is a good Jeff Abney thinks both ways. Student Council officers and be a runoff. If a student knows singer - you decide which is quality," says Jeff Abney, who "It's going to be lots of work senators, cheerleaders, and Prom he will be absent on the day of which . is also a senior and describes but it should be fun ." Spencer Court , on April12. a school sponsored activity, he To b-: a Showboat emcee, one himself as a ham for audiences, feels the other guys are " real On April 12 the polls will may go by room 208 during first has to prepare some kind (usual­ which is one reason for his sweet" and is looking forward to be open at 7:45 a.m. and wi ll or fourth periods only and vote ly humorous) of material to trying out. all the work . Matt, the quietest close at 1:45 p.m. The voting the day preceding the election present before Key Club sponsor Senior Spencer Reisinger one of the bunch , is excited yet will be done on voting machines. day. Jack Bogan , who chooses the tried out because it has been his quite nervous about the April four emcees for that years dream since he was a freshman 18 "opening night. " Showboat. - ever since Screven Watson Preparing material for the Besides being scary, it is was an emcee. Senior and show consists of jokes and any­ Students to elect 10 hard to come up with one's own starting varsity basketball thing pertaining to the acts for orginal material unless he is player Matt Vance took a stab the show. "Whenever I hear When you go "to the polls" a tew advantages to this de­ at it "just for kicks." good jokes, I either try to re­ to elect cheerleaders on Apri I cision such as more people get­ Mike, even though he 's acted member them or write them 12 , you ' ll have two more names ting a chance to be elected , and 14 to go to State in school p!ays, admits his down," said Spencer. to choose this year thanks to a maybe having a couple more nervousness because " being Well , there you have it - decision by the Student Council voices out there will help get Fourteen Shreve students who on stage is rehearsed - this your Showboat ' 85 emcees. By to increase the number of cheer­ tre crowd into the Gator spirit. placed first , second , or third stuff is just off-the-wall." Jeff the way, one of the emcees is leaders to 10. "You can only do so much with at the Region I Sc1ence Fai r last was especially nervous trying out not exactly "slanky,'' he's "slim, eight ," she says. Since most of Friday and Saturday will go to because " Mr. Bogan didn't trim , and physically fit. " Just After a survey by our present the other schools ha,;e more Baton Rouge in April to com­ really know me and I didn 't call him " St ick." cheerleaders to find out just how cheerleaders, why shouldn t pete with their projects at the many cheerleaders other schools we? Most other students, state science fair. had, they decided to go with especially those trying out thiS Billy Po lhemus (behav1onal Dates set the trend . Head cheerleader year, feel that the extra two sciences) and Angie Keith Lori McCallister says there are girls will help the school sp irit. (medicine and health) won first by Sara Benecke take place April 18 and 19 with place in their categories. Those Assistant Editor awards given out Friday night, who won second place with their Showboat a chance for April 19. Showboat ' 85 try­ projects were Tammy Zachary amateurs to show their stuff , outs will be March 25 and 27, (behavonal science), Cliff Cook a chance to be recognized by so all groups wanting to au­ (chemistry), Havard Lyons students , parents, and possibly dition must polish their acts to (environment), James Row and scouts from various talent perfection . All groups will be Ri cnard W ong (computer organizations around town , trying out before the emcees, science) . Geoffery Gilleland and Showboat is a chance to Jeff Abney , Spencer Reisinger, (m1 crob1ology), Richie Roberts compete against other groups Matt Vance , and Mike Wise, (medicine and health), and and solo performers. Key Club officers, and sponsor David Monk (engineerinq). This year , Showboat will Jack Bogan. March 22, 1985 2 Enterprise Mephisto Where do we put half hourt strilces Yes, it's finally happened. eliminate the problem of The School Board has passed sleeping in other classes. It's Academy Award time the long-dreaded extra thirty Or a variation on things­ again and as you probably minutes to the school day. we'- miss- from -elementary­ already know, we at the Enter­ Next, we face the problem school theme could be the old prise have conducted our own of deciding where to put these favorite: recess . little movie poll , with some "valuable" minutes. Some With a possible half-cent interesting results. Purple Rain ideas that might help out in sales tax increase, the School came in as the second favorite the decision-making process Board could he I p us out by 4 all time movie of Shreve stu­ are what follows. providing playground equip­ } I dents. It's no surprise, either, The most popular idea is ment. Why not combine the with the fine acting talents of to add the thirty minutes to thirty minutes from one whole that gifted performer, Prince. lunch . In this way, students week and have school for two The depth and emotion that god would have a full hour to try and a half hours on Saturday? of acting brought to the movie and figure out what they are The most brilliant idea of was unbelievable. Prince has eating. Another idea is to course, is to add five minutes attained a level of acting that add the time to first hour so to each class . This would give only a select few performers have that there could be commer­ students five extra minutes reached. He is in a class with cials on the announcements. to sleep, to finish writing a ,:0~\i ' such actors as Junior Samples, Think of how that could note, or to catch one last bit .5oiJ'i, K \ D, w~ .ButNE.D You P-. Chuck Norris and yes, I 'II dare brighten a student's day. of a fascinating lecture that to say it, that theatrical giant, More importantly, think of couldn ' t wait til the next day. EPUGAitDN • ..SO WE &A'IE. '(ou 30 Don Knotts. I ' II go one step the money that could be made. Either way, we' re sure the farther, Pri nee is the black An important part of the thirty minutes will really add Don Knotts. I know people out elementary school day is rest to the quality of teaching and M.INUT£S M.D~- ~ ~ ~ 8-ltP* 1 there are thinking, " Is he crazy? period. A thirty minute rest learning . How could any of 1'~Af OUtr~A' Flt..L YA UP ••• ENjO'(. Nobody has the sensitivity of class in high school might these ideas miss? Don Knotts," but I think Prince can fill this great man's shoes . As a matter of fact, plans are being made for an all black re­ vival of The Andy Griffith Show. James Earl Jones has been Support local pedestrians cast as Sherrif Taylor, Aunt Bee will be played by Pearl by Curt Brandao then they are put into four Bailey and Opie will be por­ My history teacher asked categories - Honors, En­ trayed by that young talent, me what a cotton gin was . I riched, General, and Basic - Gary Coleman . But, as of this told her it was a little like respectively. time, no one has been slated to cotton vodka, but not quite as I don ' t care how revolu­ play Goober. Word is that the strong . tionary some people thought movie producers are looking Y ' know, late Sunday ditto sheets were when they for an unknown, someone around 10, we sometimes first came out, I'm here to has never acted before. Rumor realize that most of our week­ tell you that , after a while has it that they've been scouting ends are a lot I ike second all faded purple letters look in the Shreveport area, and I base. As soon as the pitcher alike. think I know who has the talent throws the Monday morning It's March, and it is to portray Goober Pyle. You all bell we' re off like a wildcat a new paper policy that we know him , and I think he 'd be running and working as hard must stay away from such perfect for the role. He has that as we can to get to the week­ run in the ground cliches as certain something the part de­ end. And we slide into it so "Spring Fever" or " Senior­ mands, he has a certain je fast we forget about second itis." Even though it just nais se quais. No, on second base and start worrying about occurred to me that the thought, Mr. Horton would third. phrase "run in the ground" never be able to take all the The problem with public is a run in the ground cliche. time off from school that this education can be summed up Gosh , I hope we can print big budget extravaganza will with only a few words, be­ this. require. cause most people coming out When I was a little kid I of it have only that many thought that pedestrians were to choose from. a religious organization . Page, Rodgers Let's annex It's fun writing a column in When we went downtown and a paper making up jokes as crossed streets, my mom you go along. You can almost would say, "It's okay, they create The firm always think up something have to stop for pedestrians," by Tim Harrington to Texas funny after a few sentences. and I wondered if any of the Reporter Usually. drivers knew my mom was It's been quite a long time Louisiana ranks almost last move to Texas is education. All men are created equal; Baptist. in education, amongst the top If Shreveport was a part of the since the last Bad Company or in reported cases of V .D. and Lone Star State, we could Led Zeppelin album. So, to the illegitimate births among attend such fine institutions of satisfaction of their former unmarried teens, almost last in higher learning as the Uni­ fans, two prominent figures of qualities of its highways and first versity of Texas, Baylor, TCU, these one-time supergroups (according to our survey) in etc. Also, we 'd get all of this at have combined forces to form potholes. the lowest in-state tuition price Enterprise The Firm . We have been embarrassed in the country. Wouldn't it be Jimmy Page (Led Zep) and by Louisiana for too long! nice to know you're employable Paul Rodgers (Bad Company) Because of our Honorable Gov . when you graduate from college? Co-Editors-in-Chief Photographers teamed up with Chris Slade Edwards' latest little fiasco, Education is a fine benefit, Jeff Abney Jon David Hague (drums) and Tony Franklin the mood is right for Shreveport but it is only one of many. Marla Greenberg David Lynch (bass) recently and cut a hit to be annexed into Texas . Consider amusement parks. album entitled "The Firm" . There are many obvious Texas has Six Flags , Astra Assistant Editors Reporters The most popular track on this World, etc.; Louisiana has reasons for this move, not the Bubba Roark Melissa Abney album so far has been " Radio­ least of which is sports. What Hamel's, Ford Park and good Sara Benecke Tim Harrington old Bickham Dickson. Let 's go ijCtive " . You 've probably seen it football team do you support? Sarah Robinson on MTV. The album sounds a Uh, yeah , we thought you'd feed the ducks! Sports Editor Stephanie Brown say the Cowboys. No one in On a more serious note, there whole lot like, if not better than , Scott Pohlkamp Saundra Bell Bad Company thanks to Rodgers . their right mind would pay to are no state taxes in Texas . Curt Brandao see the losers in the South , We realize it would be hard to There 's not too much Zeppelin get used to not paying the state Business Managers sound even though Jimmy Page except . . . Honorable Gov. Stephanie Brown Adviser Edwards. Yes , the man who's for such things as our wonder­ is with the group. Unfortunately, Saundra Bell Gaye Gannon been indicted on 51 separate ful roads, etc., but the adjust­ Page doesn 't really let loose his counts, including racketeering, ment could be made. Published once monthly, remarkable guitar talent. As I wants to use your money to keep Finally, one last benefit of Cartoonist listened to it, I sat there with Curt Brandao except January, by the news­ the Saints in southern, excuse living in Texas: The only stripes paper class, and sold to impatient anticipation in hopes their governor wears are on me, all of Louisiana. We admire students for 25 cents. Printed of hearing the real Page . Don 't his pen-striped suit. Will our a man with intelligence. by Harwell Printing Co. get me wrong , the album is Another very good reason to governor be so lucky? great, Page just took it easy on this one. March 22, 1985 Enterprise ------3----- Shreve 'Academy' picks w1nners• Students compete by Sara Benecke year. Some of the movies Burt Reynolds ' being on this in literary rally Assistant Editor nominated by the real Academy list surprise you! The 1984 Academy Awards are Amadeus, A Soldier's Story, nominations are here. Since and A Passage to India. Other In the best/ i rri tat i ng actress by Saundra Bell Wong; English IV Elise not many Shreve students have movies nominated by Shreve category, many names were Reporter Gatschenberger, Marla Green­ seen the nominated movies students for all-time picture were given - some even correspond­ Students who participated berg, David Monk; French I - such as "A Passage to India" or Casablanca, the Indiana Jones ing with the real nominees. in 33 categories in the literary Scott McCullars, Jolie Naquin, "A Soldier's Story," The Enter­ series, and E.T. Could this mean that Shreve rally last Saturday in Natchi­ Jeffrey Payne; French II prise has conducted its own students only pay attention to the toches will soon know the re­ Natalie Berge, Amy Cobb, survey - our own academy - The best comedy and horror female leads and not male? sults of their performance. Helen Kidd; French Ill you could say. films given votes from students Anyway, Sally Field , who is Teams of students who par­ Patricia Cook, Rebecca Ruffin, Instead of asking students were comedies such as Beverly up for an Oscar, has also come in ticipated were in Advanced Michael Stockton; what their favorite movies of the Hills Cop with the first place third place in our survey. Meryl Math - Demmye Booras, Troy General Business - Kalecia year are, we asked about all­ movie, 48 Hours, bringing up a Streep , who was most memor­ Schulman , Dede Wilburn; Caldwell, Susan DeGroff, Jan time favorites in categories such not-so-close second. The horror able in Kramer vs. Kramer and Algebra I - Kathryn Chase, Mercer; General World History as best all-time movie, best ali­ films were the typical , bloody Sophie's Choice, came in first Sharon Masi , Louise Thompson; - Charlton Lyons, Carranza time horror, best all-time ac­ and garry films. Movies such place in our survey. Other Algebra II - Cynthia Brooks, Pryor, Coty Rosenblat; (General) tress, actor, etc. as The Texas Chain Saw Mas­ actresses mentioned for best Joseph Novak, Suzanne Scares; Journalism - Spencer Reising­ Before you read the resu Its, sacres , Halloween, and Psycho actress were Joan Rivers, American History - Margaret er, Shelia Sherman, Dede make your own list of your II. Debra Winger, Jamie Lee Bundrick, John Harper, Toni Wilburn; Geometry - Kenneth Curtis, and Appolonia (Prince's favorite all-time movie, favorite The worst movies or the Harper; Biology I - Michael Monk, Paul B. Williams, Geof­ supposed girlfriend). The most horror movie, best actor and stupidest movies of all time were Craddock, Geoffry Gilleland, frey G i I leland; Health Education­ irritating actresses besides actresses, and most irritating so many that not many got over Julie Jangula; 'Jancy Googe; Consumer Home­ those listed , were Elizabeth actor and actress. See how your three or four votes each. Some Biology II- Douglas Durham, making I - Georgia Beckham, Taylor, Jane Fonda, and loud I ist matches up with other other movies that got votes were Nancy Googe, Paul B. Wil­ Ann Hullaby, Elizabeth Rogers; mouth Joan Rivers, who was Shreve students. The Breakfast Club, Clash of the liams; Bookkeeping - Kimberly Physics Susann Mumby, also given votes for best actress. Best all-time favorite movie: Titans, and Christine. Chase, Lisa Eiland, Sherri Wil­ Alan Seabaugh, Scott Stinson; Beverly Hills Cop, Purple Rain, Brooke Shields, who starred in son; Chemistry Theresa Physical Science Andrew all those cigarette and Calvin Animal House, Gone With the In the best actor category, Barber, Joseph Novak, Carranza Causey, Henry Hubley, Gregg Klein commercial (how could Wind, and An Officer and a Eddie Murphy took it away. Pryor; Civics - Roland Miller, Jackson; Sociology Lisa we forget the girl with one eye­ Gentleman. The only actors coming close Kenneth Monk, David Scates; Hoppes, Charles Phillips, brow with cigarettes hanging out Best comedy: Beverly Hills were listed above. The actors Clerical Practice - Jewel Mack, Michael Wise; Spanish I of her ears?), was voted one of Stephanie Grayson, Scott Law­ Cop , Delirious, Animal House, nominated for the real award are Susann Mumby, Sherri Wilson; the most irritating along with 48 Hours, and Bill Cosby. those that some have never Economics or Free Enterprise - hon, Chris Wynn; Spanish II - Christy Brinkley who will be Best horror film: Friday the heard of such as F. Murray Anne Acheson , James Hawkins, Demmye Booras, Wendy Jones, getting married to Billy Joel in 13th part 3, Halloween, Chil­ Abraham, Tom Hulce, and Jeff Tammy Zachary; English I - Jennifer Moore; Spanish Ill - the very near future and starred dren of the Corn, and Psycho. Bridges. Michael Craddock, David Melissa Beadles, Sonia Her­ in the movie Vacation. Worst all-time film : Top The most irritating actors were Maisch , Freda Spears; nandez, Chad Culotta; Spell­ If we didn 't get you for the Secret, Beat Street, Meatballs few. Mr. T and his muscles are ing - Lisa Allen, Joseph Scar­ survey, sorry - maybe next English II - Derek Duncan, II, and Supergirl. just plain boring to Shreve stu­ pinatto, Milton Smith; Type­ time! Hope some of these Lori Perry, Coty Rosenblath; Best all-time actor: Eddie dents with Steve Martin seen writing - Edie Kester; World responses matched up with your English Ill - Margaret Bun­ Murphy, Harrison Ford, Mel as himself - a dumb jerk. Does Geography Brian Barber, Gibson, Jim Holland and Rob own choices . drick, John Harper, Richard John Gilmer, Patrick Thomas. Lowe. Best all-time actress: Meryl Streep, Goldie Hawn, Sally Field, and Katherine Hepburn. Most irritating actor: Mr. T, Good Steve Martin, and Burt Rey­ nolds. Most irritating actress: Bar­ Riser's luck, bara Streisand, Sissy Spacek. 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~ back in the water." to catch bees and pull tt'leir my Mom out of the house and set Marilyn Procell , 12: "When­ Heath Elliot, 10: "When I wings off." the bathroom on fire." ever my family and I would go by Melissa Abney was five I would follow the Toynia Bianchini, 10: " I used Sarah Robinson , 10: "When I out we had so many kids that Reporter mailman around and say ' Hey to lock my sister in the closet was 2 I drank a glass of water we 'd tell everybody we were the Many of us would rather tell Stupid.'" for hours." that, .unaware to me at the time, Osmond Family." our ACT scores than reveal the Connie Edgar, 9: "When I Rachel Reeb , 10: " Me and a had tadpoles in it. I got really Katherine Lee , 11: " When I "stupid" things we used to do was four, I was always getting friend of mine used to write sick and after about a week I was little we had this club and as k1ds. But, as "childish " as bossed around by sister, who notes that said we were running had given my whole family we'd pretend like we had the they may seem , we often laugh unfortunately shared a room away and then hide in my closet Salmonela. " powers of the Universe." when someone brings up the with me. She divided the room and wait for my parents to find Christy Armstrong, 9: "I used Andria Duet, 10: " My brother question "What ' dumb ' things with tape and told me I had to it (the note). That always made to stand on street corners and and his friends used to play did you do as a kid?" use the window to get out of. ' em feel bad." flash people as they went by." football and I was the football." Although many decided that The only time I could use the Jeff Abney, 12: " I used to see Shei Ia Sherman , 12: "Me and Brian Nesbitt, 10: "I used to they had never done anything door was at night." how many pennies I could stick a group of girls used to play get an umbrella and jump down stupid in their life, a few Shreve Kim McBride, 10: "Once I up my nose." Charlie's Angels." off the swing set." students were not afraid to tell: chased my babysitter around Henry Broom, 9: "I used to Jeff Roberts, 9: "My mother Missy Tilton, 10: "When I Jeremy Werfal, 10: "I used to with a razor and told her I was eat Comet. " used to tell me to answer the was little I had really long hair go fishing with my dad and when going to kill her." Chris McDaniel, 9: "When I phone for her so I 'd tell whO­ and my Mom would never let :1e'd catch a fish, I'd throw it Bruce Spence, 12: "We used was about 4 years old , I locked ever called that my Mom was me cut it, so one day she had put dead." it in pony-tails. I went and got Shari Schultz, 10: "I locked the scissors and cut off one of myself in the dryer." my pony-tails. • • • and teachers do weird things-, too! by Saundra Bell There were also the nights This all seems like simple, Reporter when our teachers would take everyday "fun," but for many Today 's average teacher is the night off and not be so teachers life was much more thought to have spent his spare "wild and crazy." Those nights "interesting. " time, during his teenage years, when instead of watching MTV Take Mrs. Stratton for in­ reading the latest science­ or Dallas . they would watch stance. "During the summer at fiction book on "The Blob, '' "My Little Margie" or "The Ed around dusk, 11 was great fun to listening to Beethoven 's Fifth Sullivan Show" or "Dragnet." nde our bikes and run over the Symphony on his phonograph, little toads crossing the road, just or going o the nearest library Yes , those were the "good ole to see their guts ' squ1sh ' out an see1ng how many books he days" for the older set at Captain of their mouths. " could misplace while watching Shreve. But they had even better for the "knight on the white days! For instance, there was Stratton 1s not the only teach­ horse" or the "chic of the de­ biology teacher Laura Stratton , er who liked to do gruesome cade" to waltz through the door. whose weekends used to be the things, though. Journalism Contrary to what many stu­ highlight of her life. She and teachet Gaye Gannon said she dents believe, teachers also did her friends would "cruise the used to I ike to "go to the barn some "wild" things as teen­ drive-ins - all three of them. " with my brothers and hunt for agers (and younger). Other teRchers would have fire­ newborn rats , put them on a For instance, could you see cracker fights, or as Judy Lang­ brick and ' squash ' them with a Inspection over your teacher in the local " DO" ley , English teacher, stated, hammer to watch them go (Dairy Queen) sipping a vanilla "We would climb trees, play ' splat. '" On Wednesday , March 6 Major Braudhurst , a pro­ Dr. Pepper with a slice of dill softball and basketball, ride Another thing Langley and fessor of military science at LSUS, gave Shreve's ROTC pickle on top while listening to bicycles, roller skate on the side­ her friends used to do is sneak General Inspection. " Sam the Sham and the Phar­ walks, throw rocks at passing into the old Sunset Drive-in. Mitch Rambin , Caddo Parish Core Commander, said aohs" on the jukebox? Or what cars , play cowboys (we were They would hide two or three the inspection went fairly well. "The inspection was basic­ about when our teachers put the always outlaws), play hopscotch, people someplace in the car and ally fine, but the drill phase wasn 't that good." " we accept green stamps" signs jump rope , play putt-putt, get five in for the price of two. In the inspection students ' uniforms were checked and on the front lawn of the nearest badmitton and croquet." For Ely, going to the ceme­ they were asked questions pertaining to ROTC. funeral home. Eng lish teacher Diana Ely tary on Friday or Saturday nights Shreve's unit was the first to be inspected. The results Can you picture your teacher added to the list of "fun things" was fun. will be announced sometime in July. jamming out in their bobby socks they used to do - like play The ROTC is hoping to receive a grade of " Honor with and saddle oxfords to " Herman tennis, cards and board games And for many of the teachers Distinction." If they do it will be the eleventh year in a row and the Hermits" or "The like monopoly, or dance or listen who responded to a survey, they have received it. Lettermen." to records . cherry cokes were the big thing!

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Frank and Jan Sinagra Broadmoor United 5765 S. lakeshore 631-8060 Methodist Church 3715 Youree Drive March 22, 1985 Enterprise 5 A change of pace for Shreve by Curt 8 randao at least shake them off their Reporter foundations." If som eo ne has ever see n Ph illip 'grew up in Rus ton anyone walking around with his and came to Sh reveport in the feet in his mouth , chances are it 6th grade. And here his off­ was Phillip McEachern. color v1ews drew quite a differ­ By any general gauge of ent reception. " Back then I was sanity, Phillip is a very strange just a hyper-kid." person. His first impressions In trying to cope with the new could leave one walking away surroundings, Philli p found him­ with bruises. He can be seen self living in a shell . With a spastically yelling confusing smirk he explained that, " they think 1t 's a stupid game." In writing , Ph illip's poetry hard time co ncentrating , and messages in the school halls, picked on me for my J .C. Penny Nevertheless, Phillip seems contains a powerful if not popular grades have never been fT1 y flopping on the floor in jerking, Plain pockets. " very comfortable about where he or optimistic style. Samples of highest prionty. But writ1ng ... but playful convulsions , or per­ Phillip explains the distinct is now . " I 'm a nonconformist, his poetry will be in Shreve's I can write anytime." haps stealing a trash can lid that difference between where he an observer - I wouldn ' t like L' Esprit magazine. He was Uncertain about his future, strikes his fancy. grew up and where he is now. being popular. I like watching infl uenced by "bizarre music" Phill ip can only say he thinks Hearing it from his side, " Ruston was not a very trendy people. " that he started listening to in the it lies in writing. "Something 1n though , one might learn some place- it wasn ' t a contest to be Ph illip is an artist - both in 7th grade. " I began to copy the the literary field , I guess ." reasons for his insanity. "When­ accepted - here it seems like at music and poetry. He plays lyrics and slowly I developed my Unless he gets rich on hot, ever I see a depressed friend, I school everyone puts on their keyboards for a band and his own style. second-hand trash can I ids, always try to get their mind off little mask, everybody plays the talent comes from nine years of I enjoy sharing my thoughts that is . . . who knows it and, if not cheer them up, little game of being accepted . I practice on the piano. through writing. Often I have a could be.

by Melissa Abney don ' t have much time for religion. We try to be faithful I always let the kids talk but as Reporter anything else." not just on Sundays, but every soon as they get loud they have If you could sit in on one of In the little spare time that day of the week ." to stop. If they don 't heed my his classes , you 'd probably get he has , the enjoys hiking, play­ When asked what he con­ warning , they copy from the used to hearing the line: mg tennis, and spend1ng time sidered the major difference in dictionary." " Hey , does naybody have a with his family. " My fam1ly is teenagers today , he said that If you've ever had Wenk as a Wenk­ house they wanna sell? I'm in the most important thing in k1ds today "are much more close substitute, then you probably real estate, you know. " my li fe . We try to be courteous with eac h other, although their know why most students like and lov1 ng, because k1ds need sense of value is n't as great as him. He talks to students as an Lloyd Wenk, the most recog­ to know that you respect them. it used to be " equal, and that's what most a different mzable substitute around school My k1ds know that I love them." Wenk said the main reason students l1 ke to hear. To sum these days, seems tohave taken H1s children range 1n age from 23 he substitutes IS because of Wenk up, "'le's not your ordi­ over the JOb Brooke Capps left to four. Four of h1s seven Lhil­ h1s love for children. Altnough nary sub". behind. dren have graduated from Srreve. he doesn ·t have any k1nd of Not only IS Wenk a substitute Wenk is also very devoted to preference 1n classes , he d1d So remember, 1f you happen here most days of the week, but his religion. He attends the say that enriched classes "are to be walking down the hall and he also sells real estate and Ch urch of Jesus Christ of Latter much eas ier to teach and have hear someone say : "What's insurance. Day Saints. " My whole life IS more of a des1re to learn ." up Lloyd?" , don ' t be surprised "I'm trying to cut down on surrounded by my religion He describes h1s method if they ' re talking to Lloyd Wenk, substituting now, because I because it 's not just a Sunday of discipline as "fair but firm ." the newest substitute at Shreve.

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by Scott Pohlkamp at the offensive statistics to see Sports Editor why. Leading the team in most With a crack of the bat and every hitting category is center­ pop of a catcher 's mitt the 1985 fielder Derrick Douglas. Douglas Gator baseball season is under­ leads the team in hits (8) , way. The infield grass is coming doubles (2 , tied), runs-batted­ around as are the Gators who in (17) , homeruns (3) , and also sputtered to 3 straight losses, has an impressive .421 batting then reeled off 3 straight vic­ average. Other starters and their tories. batting averages are Jeff Moore Veteran Head Coach Albert (.385), Bobby Brice (.176), Leviston and his troops made an Brad Gasaway (.412), Stacy Long about-face against the Loyola (.333) , Steven Booras (.455), Flyers in the fourth game of the and pitcher Jim Hawkins (.250. season . "Since the Loyola game Coach Leviston has been ex­ the defense has been consistent. tremely pleased with the pro­ We just made one error in that gress of Moore. Moore, who game," said Leviston . A strong had knee-surgery last year, is defense combined with effective playing in his first year on the pitching and solid hitting has Gator team and swings a potent provided Shreve with an 8-3 bat , a good reason why he is the w in over Loyola and w ins of 23-8 leadoff hitter. Gasaway moved and 14-1 over Booker T . Wash­ from Arkansas and moved right ington . into the starting lineup and has helped sol idify the infield. Jim Hawkins, a starter last year, leads a young pitching The district race should be a Shreve neHers ace opposition, look strong staff of which he is the only tight one as far as Leviston is returner from last year. concerned . "You can tell it will by Scott Pohlkamp singles play is Stacey Kelley state finalist Richie Roberts who Hawkins has a 2-1 record in 3 be close. Airline and Bossier Sports Editor who also went to the state won the Texas High Tourna­ games pitched with a lofty 7.35 are tough. Natchitoches Central The 1985 State Tennis Champ­ finals . The top two doubles ment. Burt Allen is also a strong ERA. usually has a good team also," ionship will be played at the teams are Jennifer Heno-Kim sing les player and is ranked The pitching staff has said Leviston . He figures Shreve Shreve tennis courts and if the Riser and Kim Chase-Beth Bain. second on the team. The doubles trouble in the early going which to be involved in the race for Gators and Lady Gators can re­ Heno and Riser were state team of Martin Lattier and Kirk explains a team ERA of 8.06 . the district championship. peat its 1984 performance they champs last year and recently High made it to the 1984 state With such a high ERA it is hard After all , Shreve has been to the w ill have the home-court-ad­ won the Texas High Tourna­ finals and look forward to to believe that Shreve has a state playoffs 2 out of the past vantage. ment. Julia Manson and Bain another big year. 3-3 record , but one must look 3 years . recently got to the finals of a Overall Shreve has started Senior Shawne Marsala has tournament in Marshall, Texas . the year off strong by winning a been a dominant force for the Coach Lee Hedges said , "We've dual match over Southwood 15-0, Ladies and returns after making got a great chance to win the placing third in the Texas High it to the state finals last year in girls' championship again ." Tournament , and winning a tour­ singles. Joining Marsala in The Gators are led by 1984 nament in Marshall, Texas. Rifle Team takes State

The Shreve ROTC Rifle Team , high score of 280; that total was coached by Sgt. Maj. Henry just 5 points shy of the school Golf Team chips in wins, starts fast J. Chiasson , wrapped up the record. Joining Marts are the Louisiana State Championship following Gator Rifle Team the weekend of March 7 at members: Darren Brown by Scott Pohlkamp The " A " team is made up of made up of Cary Hillburn, Nichols State University in 248.2, high of 261; William Sports Editor six players, all of whom are Chip Miller, Todd Ford , Jeff Thibodeaux, La ., behind the Stuart - 243 .6, high of 257; close in total scores . They are Richards, and Jeff Walker. shooting of Bryan Marts. Ricky Kimmel - 242 .5, high of The Gator Golf Team has Chris Bianca, Russell Adams, Reeves said that "we should In helping Shreve capture its 259; Mitch Rambin - 234.8, teed of to an impressive start Cliff Cook, Gerald Adams, Rick have a state championship by ninth state championship and high of 254; Paul Scarbro - behind the play of a golfbag full Kimmel, and James Hunter. the time this team graduates." eighth district championship in 233.3, high of 260; and Per of underclassmen who are Reeves is high on this young 18 years , Marts won the Indi­ Cederbom - 228.7, high of coached by Alden Reeves . The Bianca and A. Adams both team , and they have given him vidual State Championship by 250. Gators have won five of their return from last year 's team that good reason to be . Following racking up 269 points. In addi­ This year 's Team Manager first six matches they have par­ won 10 of its first 14 matches, the regular season the Gators tion , he won the state high was Kelly Kyle. It was another ticipated in and have also placed a mark that may be easily be will participate in the Regional standing and kneeling trophies. outstanding season for the rifle fifth out of 19 schools in a eclipsed by this group of strong Tournament and then hopefully During the course of the season team which has established quite recent tournament in Texar­ golfers. The " B " team , which qualify for the State Tourna­ Marts shot for an average of a reputation around the state for kana. has also done quite well , is ment. 260.3 out of a possible 300 with a being winners.

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High finished second race for the district title and a carooms off of a wall to the center alone. One fan stated "I love we have a chance at district. " in the mile run and third in the few of the members have a solid line. Obviously this isn't a these games. They are a lot These are the words of Gator two-mile run at Shreve, then took shot at taking part in the state description of a normal soccer different from outdoor soccer Track Coach Martin Poote when first place honors in both cate­ tournament. game as most would envision it. games because more goals are asked what the outlook of the gories at Southwood . Allen is Instead it is MISL (Major Indoor scored." The fan slao said that team is . It sounds like a lot of close behind having finished The Lady Gators have par­ Soccer League) action. one can usually expect to see "if's", but in reality the Gators third in the mile run and fourth tici paled in the Gator Relays and 15-20 goals scored in most are not that far from reaching in the two-mile at Shreve and Cowboy Relays. Long distance The M ISL is a professional M ISL games. Steamer-mania that goal . two second place finishes in runner Connie Taylor returns soccer league consisting of 12 was alive and well as fans would the same categories at South­ from last year and has run teams , all of which play indoors, jump with fists clenched wear­ "We're not as strong as last wood. Leaper Sammy Ester well. Rhonda Lallier and Terri on astroturf, on fields surround­ ing light blue Steamer shirts year," said Poole. But, for having placed second in the triple jump Bush have also been impressive. ed by walls. Unlike soccer :1nd yelling. I even caught myself lost the stars that they lost from at the Gator Relays . Another Bush is new to the team , having games most would relate to, on my feet yelling after the last year 's team , this team is not strong point is the sprint relay not run in her previous 3 years each M ISL team has just five Steamers scored four goals in weak. Thus far the Gators have team which is continually im­ at Shreve. She has gotten off to players and a goalie on the field four minutes enroute to an 8-7 participated in the Gator Relays proving and consists of John a strong start by winning the at one time. I recently attended victory over the Force. The and the Cowboy Relays and have Samuels, Sammy Ester, Derrick high jump competition at South­ an MISL game between the match provided professional flexed their muscles. The team Douglass, and Mallory Mitchell. wood . Cleveland Force and the St. entertainment and at just four Steamers in The Arena at St. dollars for rafter seats and eight Louis. Surprisingly The Arena for front row seats behind the was packed with wild, die-hard plastic walls that protect fans Steamers fans who loved to from flying balls, that is not bad Lady Gator softballers work to win scream, and they had reason to. at all. It was a fast tempo game that I wouldn't suggest driving 11 produced 15 goals. hours to St. Louis to watch a by Bubba Roark this year's coaches. Freshman post season tourney will be Everytime St. Louis scored a match, but I would suggest Assistant Editor pitcher Brenda Dawson is one played to see who advances to goal, horns would sound off that taking a peak at a match tele­ This year's Lady Gator soft­ of the bright spots this year the state playoffs. The Lady would even make Eddie Van vised on ESPN. It is worth a ball team is off to a slow start along with the strong hitting of Gators seem to be a typical Halen wince. The crowd would look and may get you hooked. but hope to be working out this the Gators. The Gators are half Shreve team as a slow starter react tothe horns and would Give the MISL a fighting chance. problem with every proceeding way through their 10 game and a fast finisher . The Gators game. "The kids work hard and schedule with a 1-4-1 overall are a young team with only one they have a good attitude," record and 1-2-1 district record. senior on a squad which re­ stated Joyce Jordan, one of When district play is over a turned eight starters. Happy Birthday Scott!

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Stop by 1600 Fa1rheld Avenue. or call Princehouse 424·4161 tor more mlormauon COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK Pester ...,,.....P(VfiOF-'IT LOUISIA NA Enterprise March 22, 1985 --8 Senior alert Counting down -- 10,440 minutes to go by Marla Greenberg In the middle of class a St ill others have given up: Other upperclassmen have Of course seniors in danger Editor-in-Chief senior may be seen frantical­ "I 've finished my research no time for studying. They are of being on the five-year plan Once again spring has ly working a higher math paper. I've finished my making plans. Big plans. remain silent in this area. returned and as the senior problem. He smiles at the Sc ience Fair project. Right now "OK - we ' ve got a three-day College, however, is a class nears its graduation, results. " That ' s it! 56 ,160 I' m just filling up time til weekend coming up. I figure touchy subject. the question has arisen, minutes left til we ' re out of graduation." we .can drive all day Friday, "Where 're you going? " Have senior attitudes school ." be in Florida in pretty good LSU?" changed?" , There are sti II those stu­ time, spend all day Saturday "It's only March. Maybe I Through careful observa­ But one student walks dents who have not yet re­ on the beach , and come home want to wait. Maybe I want tion typical senior attitudes around the hall in a daze covered from the dreaded Sunday. Or maybe we should to examine carefully every can be noticed . Most conver­ convinced that because he college applications disease. go to California. There 's institution of fine learning sations consist of: made a C on his last test he "Hi! I' m Sue Senior, Social more sun there because the and then decide. Maybe I 'm "I heard they're making the won't be able to attend the Security number 555-44-3321 , sun sets in the West. " at the point of narrowing tardy pol icy harder. " " So college of his choice. Others my favorite hobbies are free­ down. Maybe I ' m still specu­ what? I'm a senior. I graduate become resourceful: lance brai nsurgery, ice Unfortunately, a few lating. in two months." hockey, working with the seniors are getting cruel and "Yeh , maybe. So you ARE "I heard they ' re shutting "I don ' t need this class to handicapped , and hanging unjust, if not hostile. "Thirty going to LSU ." downtown for nine months." graduate. I took an extra around the library . If I could minutes more next year? "Yeh. " " So what? I graduate in two year of P.E." spend an evening with one Oh , what a shame. I think Are senior attitudes chang­ months." Some are thrilled : person it would be the Dean of I ' II talk to my School Board ing? Nah , I 'd say they were " Inflation 's getting worse." " A C! And I 've had four Admissions because I've representative. That 's not always like this. But what do " So what? I 'm a senior. I hours of sleep in two weeks ! heard what a wonderfu I per­ nearly long enough. At least I care? I ' m a senior. I grad­ graduate in two months." My grades are improving ." son he is ." add an hour." uate in two months.

feeling among students who time going to lunch, the pun­ leave school without passes. On ishment is usually three days in most days, there is usually only detention. A second offense re­ Lunch skippers taking a risk one faculiy member watching sults in a one day suspension both parking lots according to and , according to Principal by Jeff Abney dam. Unfortunately, a lunch pass area doctors won ' t issue lunch Assistant Principal Tommy Sandra McCalla, "a third time Editor-in-Chief only entitles you to go home, it passes. Powell . Since they can't be doesn't happen ." McCalla said You 're tired of cafeteria food , is not supposed to be used to go As stated earlier, once you both places at once, students that the punishment also the lines are too long and you to a restaurant . The rules for get the pass , you 're supposed to drive past the parking lot a depends on the student 's be­ don ' t iike anyone on your lunch obtaining a lunch pass are go home. If a member of the teacher happens to be in and havior on being caught. If he shift. What can you do? Many relatively simple, according to faculty catches you at a restau­ parks in the opposite one. tries to run and hide, or uses students have decided on an secretary Jimmie Russell. rant, you will be accused of Many students who go to profanity, the punishment is alternative to all of the above, " One, you must have a doctor's skipping school . Most students lunch are the ones who haven ' t more severe. leaving the campus to go eat written excuse saying that you who go to I unch , don 't bother been caught before. This is somewhere other than the school have to go home to eat for with a lunch pass, though. "It 's because the policy regarding Reasons for going to lunch cafeteria. health-related reasons, and , so easy to go to I uch , why lunch skipping is set up to are obvious, but according to For years , a lunch pass has two, you must have your parents bother with a lunch pass, " discourage second offenders. If Powell , " You are taking a risk been seen as a magic token , permission on file in the office." one unidentified student said. a student has a clean discipline every time you leave the a passport to lunchtime free- This sounds simple, but some This seems to be the typical record is caught for the first campus ."

by Sarah Robinson McCalla said that the half if a change of this nature will would result in 20 more minutes Reporter hour extension could possibly affect many people's I ives and of instructional time rather than The proposed half-hour school be used as a seventh period or not make a big difference it is 30. Students who don ' t have day extension was approved the an addition of five minutes to not a good one. The 360 minute enough credits to graduate could last week in February by the each period . day has been around in parts of make the required 22 . Students BESE board Louisiana BESE Board with a McCalla also said that a defi­ Louisiana for 20 or 25 years. would also get to take more vote of 6 to 3. nite decision concerning this I have no reason to think be­ courses they desired." The extension , effective next issue has not been made yet. cause these school systems Hamel described what he year, affects all publ ic and pri­ There is a possibility it could have longer days, that these felt the biggest disadvantage decision vate schools throughout Lou­ be left up to the school. systems are any better than was. " Teacher moral is lower isiana. McCalla said sh e is more ours." than ever and the teacher short­ Principal Sandra McCalla inclined to the five minute addi­ Hamel said that he felt the age could possibly 1ncrease, descnbes what she felt the tion to the standing six periods way to improve the school sys­ especially in the math and sparks public response was. "The because of the confusion a tem is to have good teachers and science areas. " general concensus prefers the change to seven classes would principals . • • present status quo." Sh e was cause. Concern ing what to do with op1n1ons against the proposal . McCalla M i It on Hamel , G Ioria Harri­ the extra 30 minutes Hamel explains, "I don ' t feel the ex­ son. and Keith Johnson voted said , " A seven period day would tension .will affect the school against the proposal. Hamel , be more beneficial to students day that much or change the owner of Hamel 's Park, ex­ than a 60 minute class . If seven responsiveness of students." plained his reasons . " I feel that periods were put into effect it May the Hamiter-River City floss Insurance Agency be TUXEDO RENTAL with Best selections in town! you. 869-2062 10% off Prom Rental 3525 Youree Drive 861-4732 9067 Mansfield Rd. 687-1195 Pierre Bossier Mall 747-5222