The r1se• Volume XIV Captain Shreve High School, Shreveport, October 14, 1983 Number 2 'Dark of the Moon' opens at Shreve

by Blake Kaplan entire play. Against a light red Editor-in-chief sky, Rosemary Petty does Broadway's Dark of the Moon, silouted dances to organ music. a fantasy play set in the Smoky Petty glides from platform to Mountains, debuted on the platform in perfect synchroni­ Shreve stage last night for the zation with the melody and first of a three-day run. shows off her expert dancing The story revolves around a ability. The play opens to the 19-year-old country girl named right of the main stage on a Barbara Allen (Caron Reddy) paper-mache mountain with who wants to marry a witch boy John and the conjuar man and named John (Don Middleton). woman talking over the terms of In order for the marriage to their deal . take place, John has to persuade A definite asset to the play is the conjuar woman (Barbara director Maleda McKellar's Clark) to make him human . carefully planned set. McKellar The conjuar woman agrees to has divided the stage into three John's request if Barbara Allen parts and each shows her great and he stay faithful to see each love of detail. ·· Who else but other for one year. As the towns­ McKellar would think of bring­ people become actively involved ing actual trees into the audi­ in their relationship, John and torium. Barbara Allen struggle for their Dark of the Moon will con­ Senior Don Middleton and sophomores Jim Holland and Kim Howard find a little to joke at a love. tinue at 7:30 p.m. tonight and rehearsal of Dark of the Moon, which continues tonight and tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. Tickets The spine-chilling opening tomorrow. Tickets are on sale are $3. scene sets the stage for the for $3 each. Mini-p o II ·__.;;.. _ _;...._..;...__~ MAD selects leadership team (Editor's note: 184 students responded to this issue's mini­ poll.) by linda Ledbetter year to various regions of the performing at their level of Assistant Editor , providing them ability in school and presently . Four Shreve sophomores the opportunity to have some be and make a commitment to recognized as "solid students "wholesome fun" in a drug­ be drug-free. Do you think the U.S. Senate was justified in approving a having a positive outlook on free, positive atmosphere, said Bunce hopes to take three or national holiday in honor of Civil Rights Leader Martin life," have been selected to serve Peter Bunce, executive director four trips between now and on Luther King? the leadership team of the of MAD. During the trips, stu­ January to the SmoKy Moun­ youth wilderness program dents will make video tapes to tains ana me uuacn1ta Moun­ Yes No sponsored by Mothers Against be used as drug prevention tain Range. Future plans include 74% 26% Drugs (MAD), according to films depicting the drug-free several trips to the Teton Moun­ Judy Horne, senior counselor. environment and encouraging tain Range in Wyoming. Do you think that Congress should establish a mm1mum Ruthie Adams, Demmye young people to get involved The program, which does not number of years after a person has been dead before creating Booras, Steven Booras and with the program . yet have an official name, is a national holiday in honor of the person? (Some congress­ Ronald Davis, chosen by In addition to serving as a response to several requests men have argued that a person should stand the test of members of the faculty and ad­ group leaders, the 44 sopho­ by parents and young people history first.) ministration at Shreve, will mores, four from each school, desiring a drug-free environ­ join sophomores from 10 other will help in trip planning, ment. Bunce, originator of the Yes No Caddo Parish high schools as orientating newcomers and project, said, "I felt the need to 49% 51% group leaders for freshmen assisting adult trip leaders, begin some positive thinking wanting to participate. in the who will be parents and other for young people. " Cooperating President Reagan once proposed that a legal national holiday drug-free program . members of the community. with MAD is Richard Thompson, be established in honor of Abraham Lincoln. He stated that Participants will take back­ Freshmen wanting to be in­ drug prevention coordinator of Lincoln was the person who actually started the Civil Rights packing trips throughout the volved with the program must be the Caddo Parish School System. movement rather than Martin Luther King . Do you think he is right? Yes No Roberts wins DAR-award 57% 43% Dalton Roberts was selected vice, dependability and pat­ as the recipient for the Good riotism. Each year,the organiza­ Citizen award sponsored by the tion selects a senior from each Shreveport chapter of the school it sponsors. Roberts will Daughters of the American join other seniors selected by the Shreve gets honor at Byrd Revolution (DAR) on Nov. 2 DAR on Jan. 7 to take a test to before a Captain Shreve audi­ compete for district, state and C.E. Byrd High School re­ anthem, "Fire Bird," "You Are ence. national awards. Joe N. Averett, cently presented Principal My Sunshine," and a drum DAR is a national organiza­ publicity chairman of the Shreve­ Sandra McCalla with a plaque, solo, before the presentation. tion based on leadership, ser- port chapter and co-chairman of congratulating Shreve for its Betty McNesse, Dr. B.L. DAR, presented the award. recognition by President Ronald Shaw and the entire Byrd stu­ City Councilman Bill Bush Reagan and the U.S. Education dent body attended the assemb­ spoke to the assembly about Department as a model of ly, and showed how much they Correction what the ideal recipient should excellence. enjoyed Shreve's band by giving The Enterprise inadvertently be: "A person who strives to do Dalton Roberts The assembly to honor Shreve several standing ovations. "I omitted Edgar Wiley, the new his best in school, gets involved began at 8:20a.m. on Oct. 25 in think it's a real honor and a chorus instructor, from a story in extra-curricular activities and State,and is editor of the year­ Byrd's auditorium. Shreve's major step forward between the about new teachers at Shreve takes pride in his school." book, vice-president of Z-Ciub band, the guest of Byrd's two schools ," commented in the October issue. Roberts was named Outstand­ and French Club, and a member band, played the national McCalla. ing sophomore, mayor of Girl 's of the National Honor Society. THE ENTERPRISE November 9, 1983 2 Editorials-----~--- Legal killings wrong Did you know that the public op1n1on concerning the death penalty is at its highest in 28 years, according to a recent Gal lup pol l? President Reagan expresses regret at not having issued more executions while Governor of California. Since the Supreme Court allowed the death penalty all over again, more than 1,000 different citizens have been sentenced to death. "More executions are almost certainly on the way," says Patricia Murray, death penalty coordi nator fo r Amnesty International. Why is America so blood thirsty? Is it our age-old tendency ~ o point the finger the other way? Are we just trying to crack down on crime? Whatever the reason , capital punishment i s wrong and no human being should be allowed to dictate the death of another. Those who favor capital punishment argue that once a criminal sees his buddies being knocked off, he will be less likely to go out and kill again . It is proven that executions have a co rrupting effect on the general public. A Florida state law enforcement agency reported that after widely published executions, murders tended to increase by as much as 14 percent. They concluded that "the way we have carried out executions historically in the United States ap­ pears to have contributed slightly but significantly to the increase in homicides." And you think And how shou ld we account for occasional human error? Earl Charles spent over three years on a Georgia you've got problems death row for crimes he had no part in . Suppose that after a period of time, an executed person is found to be innocent by so me late breaking evidence. How would you explain that Teachers' sayings amuse writer to his loved ones? Can the U.S. Government make money compensate for the loss of a human life? Are they automatically pro­ "Go boop!" and "Pookey ele­ Chief Justice Warren Burger has what we feel is the grammed to say, "Detention " , phants" just haven't found best solution to Capital Punishment. He proposes "factories "Tardy" and " Do you have a by f their way into my vocabulary with fences" where criminals can pay for their room and hall pass?" Do they retire to ·" ······.··~· yet! board and even possibly make monthly payment to families broom closets at 3 p .m. each Elizabeth f ...···. Every time Carol Zaffater, who have lost their moneymaker. We feel this would allow day, put their brains on " hold " ·~ '<,.; AP English teacher, says, all people to work off their sins and possibly repent from their and emerge at 7:15a.m. the next Harrison " Listen my children, " I think wrong doings. After all, no one can be totally evil. morning? The answer to these • I'm going to hear "Paul Revere's . and I' m convinced that ~ Ride" "teachers-are-unemotional-bags­ of-nuts-and-bolts" myths is a advisor, Jack Bogan? Famous Team teacher Georgie Lee will definite " no." Teachers some­ quotations from the "Bogan soon need a new set of choppers, times have the problem of being Book" include, "Oh, I've seen because if she isn't preaching on Line cuHers take over stereotyped as old, gray, prim, better bodies in a cemetary! " , "sin and corruption," she's and proper when they really "I wouldn 't know either if I gnawing on her glasses. Lunch lines in the cafeteria are long enough without are normal and, sometimes, looked like you, with your J.C. Math teacher Jo Amy Wynn having to worry about people cutting. For some unknown even human. Contrary to popu­ Penney mix and match!" and bathes in chalk dust while reason there are many students who don't seem to know lar belief, when a teacher "Ross, son, what are, you Sheri Childs, AP English teach­ what or where the back of the line is . They think that no one becomes aggravated or dis­ doin '?" er, has, "Aha experiences" will care if they and a few of their friends (ranging anywhere turbed, he or she doesn 't spin Sophomore sponsor and and Free Enterprise teacher from five to ten people) can just ease their way to the front in circles with smoke pouring English teacher Dot Sibley runs Jasper Jordon advises students of the line. out of the mouth and nose like a close second with sayings such to "stop flapping their long Whatever happened to the rule that if you are caught a broken Stepford wife. Teach­ as, "Now, kids, it gets back to lips, " as Russell Pedro, Mechan­ cutting you must suffer the consequences and go to the back ers have little quirks and habits this idea of . . . , "Y'all, that 's ical drawing, warns against of the line? Either some of the teachers on duty are blind that make them unique to the beautiful writin '," and "Di­ "burn in' daylight. " or don't know what they're supposed to do while on duty human race, just as we all do, gression! Digression!" And last, but not least, Gaye because the cutting situation on all the shifts, but especially but some of their little sayings Speech teacher Maleda Mc­ Gannon , newspaper advisor, first and third, is getting out of hand. (This is not intended are stranger than others. Kellar uses terminology that is We, the staff just wants to say for those few "guards" who do keep their eyes open.) Why don't we start with our foreign to any other human "we love you," despite your Students wouldn't cut so frequently if they knew they Key Club and Student Council mind. "Come on , Bufas heads!" "da-da, da-da, da-da's! " couldn 't get away with it. Therefore, teachers should be stern and punish the offenders so the students who don 't cut can get their plates and get finished eating before the And another thing ... bell rings. Furthermore, instead of the teacher standing off to the side of the lines, he or she should stand in between them, thus making it harder for the students to cut. To all the student who have a lack of patience and can't Hair today -- gone tomorrow wait their turn in line, the people you cut in front of do care! It has come to my attention their heads, and what kind of lately, that the Princess of Wales man would you have been in the has her hair cut once a week. by eighteenth century without a Now that is a bit more excessive snow-white wig? When you look than most girls I know, but at Ross at it though, hair really doesn't Enterprise the same time, I have no doubt serve that big a purpose. When that those same girls would be Smith guys observe the curves of a EDITOR-IN-CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHER doing the same thing if they pretty female, he is hardly Blake Kaplan Ross Smith could afford it. talking about the curls atop Just what is it exactly that that some girls use the excuse, her head. Hair keeps hats from ANT EDITORS ARTIST causes both women , and some­ "I have to wash my hair," falling off as easily, and it Linda Ledbetter Shayne Zionts times me, to have such a fasci- quite often, though I have certainly lends a hand in keeping Macie Mcinnis nation for the arrangements never encountered that par­ hair ribbons on, but if nobody TYPIST they wear on the top of their ticular excuse before. ever had hair, the world wouldn't Cheryl Miller heads? Hair is quite simply Hair can also be a bother, be a whole lot different (with the NEWS EDITOR dead cells that are lubr_icated like when you get all hot and possible exception of the elimi­ Margaret Lindanger STAFF REPORTERS with body oils, and then pushed sweaty and it gets in your nation of Rapunzel). Pam Benecke, Mark Dyba, up through little canals that are face. No matter what anybody In the late 60's and early FEATURE EDITOR Helen Haley, Elizabeth Harri­ scattered all over the top of the says, hair is a pain to wash and 70's, parents were hard-pressed Elizabeth Spaht son, Fred Holland, Lisa head. That sounds a bit gross comb, and everybody has had to get their children to get hair Norman, Jennifer Smith when you stop to consider that the experience of getting a cuts. Today, however, parents SPORTS EDITOR we wash and comb all of those stray strand of hair in the mouth, are being asked regularly for Scott Pohlkamp Published once monthly, dead cells on a regular basis. and spent five minutes trying to $10-$12 in order to get a haircut. except January, by the news­ Hair, of course, does have get it out. I really shouldn't be complain­ AD MANAGER paper class, and sold to its uses, such as keeping the old In ancient Greece, the "mod­ ing though, because, hey - the Kathy Willis students for 25 cents. Printed "noggin" warm during the ern man and woman" just barbers are doing great at a time by Harwell Printing Co. winter, and twirling it when one couldn't be seen in public when not a whole lot of other is nervous. I have even heard without the latest style atop people are. November 9, 1983 THE ENTERPRISE "---:-:----~-~--~---.....,_------3-- BACKTALK: New governor appreciates article Christmas Dear Editor, What should be done to enhance the Christmas spirit at Your father recently sent me Shreve? a copy of your newspaper ar­ Letters to the Editor ticle. I am pleased to see that so many of the State's students are involved in this campaign . It is important that we have an If no action is taken , then poss ib­ educated electorate, and you are Cokes ly even giving the stand to already in that category. Dear Editor, another group who can give Thank you for your words of I, as a concerned student, a students and fans quality re­ support. I agree with your junior, would like to voice my freshments would be a better statement and know that 1 am opinion about the cokes served to solution . the best candidate for the job. us at our home football games. Name withheld by request Dessie Adger, teacher Kindest regards and best The cokes are in my opinion very " Involve the entire school in activities, like maybe a wishes . flat and tasteless. For me the door decorating contest or a food drive to help the Sincerely, money I pay is not worth it, and Candy money needy." Edwin W. Edwards a glass of cold water would suit Spencer Reisinger, junior me as well. I would feel sorry for Dear Editor: " I think we should have a Christmas spirit week with Half days even Southwood fans if they were I' m I ivid about the excessive activities to enhance the Christmas spirit. • served these drinks. candy sales at Shreve. What is Michelle Murray, sophomore Dear Editor, I think it is a reflection th is - a school , on our or a candy "I think we should have some kind of contest between There are school that the whole shop? It seems always days where community like every campus the classes , like door decorations or can Christmas spirit we are required to come to school taste. I personally don 't organization is sell ing the stuff, contests between classes . for a half day. Why is it that we wish people to think Captain which makes it impossible to can't come in the later part of Shreve is a cheap school. I sell. I' m certainly not going to the day? It shouldn't be that don 't think we should be em­ buy a bar from someone when harmful to those few early barrassed this way and hope I've got to sell my own off! risers, but it would be a great other people feel the same way. What really makes me boil help to those of us who have a Some action should be taken though, i s that my assigned case hard time getting up before so we will not h ~" P. to be em­ of M&M's was stolen , so I had noon. Instead of taking off 50 barrassed over these awful soft to pay $30 for my grades. I 'II percent of the day, '"t's add drinks. Hopefully, the people drop out before I sell another 50 percent to the night. who run the stands will realize piece of candy. Curt Brandao this and change it in some way. MarkS. Dyba Sheila Sherman, junior " I think we should put up a Christmas tree and decora­ Josten's tions all over the school. If we could get the classes offers original Shreve ring involved in the Christmas spirit by having contests and different things, by Elizabeth Harrison it would be great. Reporter Brian McBride, freshman Ring order time for next year's "I think anything that involves the students in promoting seniors 1:s approaching quickly - the Christmas spirit is great. Christmas pep rallies, a Nov. 15. The time has come for dance and decorations would bring the feeling of a once-in-a-lifetime buy and the Christmas closer to the school . • seniors of '83 have big decisions Michelle Williams, senior to make about that special ring . " Having a Christmas dance, a pep rally, decorations The fadt that most students and a Christmas tree would make the school and stu­ don't · kf]ow is that there is an dents feel more of the Christmas spirit. We should have original class ring designed a contest where the classes decorate a specific area especiallY for Shreve and of the school . handled by Leo Sanford of Josten 'sl in Shreveport. stores offer different rings. still says , " Why not buy a special In 1967, the year that Shreve The original includes a gator, school ring with special school was established , a committee the date of graduation, the state spirit? When you look back on of faculty members interviewed of , and the founding it, i t means more. It will bring four ring companies and decided of Captain Henry Miller Shreve, scnool mascot for Shreve and the date of Shreve. back good memories." on what iWas then Star Engraving the school 's namesake, for one ring committee decided that the Leo Sanford, Josten 's repre­ School rings today can be Compan,y. A cross-section of side of the ring. Other decor gator was an important part of sentative, explains that only designed in almost any way a students was then added to the included a picture of the school , school spirit and needed to go on four schools in Shreveport have student wants. Any mascot can committee and decisions were the graduation date, a magnolia the ring . Star Engraving Com­ rings designed especially for be put under the stone, initials finalizeq concerning the flower, and French fleurs-de-lis. pany , now Josten 's, was con­ them : Shreve, Loyola, St. can go on top of the stone and design of the ring. At this The original stone was limited tacted and artwork began on the Vincent's Academy and Byrd. anything can be put on one side point Shreve had no mascot. to dark green, but later a yellow new "original " ring . This ring is According to Sanford these of the ring. But this "special" The gatur had not been adopted stone was optional. still the most popular and most rings are a "once-in-a-lifetime original Shreve ring will be one as a pant of school spirit, so the Four to five years later, the frequently purchased by Shreve buy. " Sanford knows that his which you share only with past commit ~ ee decided on a picture gator was chosen as the official students, although other jewelry competitors offer various choices Shreve graduates and Shreve for a variety of prices, but he students to come. Lee Jordache Charlie Yellen's

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Murrell Stansell -Sr. '71 Sportswear • Ski • Tennis THE ENTERPRISE November 9, 1983 ----4~------~------~------~------Which of nature's seasons are you? What do nature's four seasons Second - You must figure have to do with the colors you out your coloring. Look at your­ wear? self in a mirror near natural They have a lot in common by daylight. If you color your hair, according to Carole Jackson, try to remember your hair's the author of Color Me Beauti­ natural color. Take note of your ful. In Color Me Beautiful, Helen Haley skin color, without make-up. It Jackson groups you according to might help to compare the tone your eye color, natural hair of your wrists and palms with the color, and skin tone into one of color of a friends. This will help the four seasons. The Winter bright. Her colors should never you to tell the difference in blue­ generally has pale, blue tinted be dark or muted. No matter toned skin and gold-toned skin. skin with contrasting hair. The what your season, you can wear Once you begin to wear your Summer woman usually has most any color. It's the intensity right colors you should notice rosy, pink skin with either and the shades of the color that your complexion is smoothed blonde, light brunette or dark make the difference. For ex­ and clarified. The correct colors ash brown hair. An Autumn ample, the only season that can will minimize lines, shadows and woman has ivory or peach skin wear pure white is Winter, but circles. They will also give a tones and her hair usually has Summers can wear soft white, healthy color to your face. red or gold highlights. The an Autumn can wear oyster Some well known Winters are Spring woman also has ivory or white and Springs can wear Elizabeth Taylor, Cher, Jacque­ peach toned skin; however, they ivory. The Winter's and Sum­ line Onassis, Audrey Hepburn, Sean Connery does it again will be more fair. A Sprihg will mer's colors have blue under­ Jaclyn Smith and Sally Field. probably have auburn hair and tones, while Spring's and Some popular Summers are Hero of the day, James Bond, some are blonde as children, Autumn's colors have yellow, Queen Elizabeth, Cheryl Tiegs, as played by Sean Connery, but the hair gets darker with age. orange and gold undertones. Farrah Fawcett and Candice has done it again in the new by Nevertheless, a few remain Find Your Colors Bergen. Well known Autumns action packed Warner Brothers w blonde. First - Select basic colors are Carol Burnett, Katharine Production of "Never Say Never Jenny Keith ~ The Winter's colors are in you have worn with success and Hepburn, Lucille Ball and Again." contrast with her coloring and gotten compliments on . Do you Vanessa Redgrave. Some well hair. The Summer has soft look best in the cool colors of known Springs are Sally Struth­ The story is based on the colors and the Autumn has both Winter and Summer or in the ers , Zsa Zsa and Eva Gabor, theme of two nuclear bombs, Paul Beeson, which are beautiful muted and vivid colors. Spring's warm colors of Autumn and Marilyn Monroe, Julie Andrews which have been stolen by and unforgettable. But one scene colors are clear, delicate and Spring? and Debbie Reynolds. SPECTRA. SPECTRA is the typi­ really catches the audience's cal evil force that concentrates complete attention. The scene on stealing and lots of tyranny. centers on Bond who is being James Bond is pursued by a pursued by several vicious beautiful SPECTRA agent called and hungry looking sharks, None can compare to Nicky's Number Twelve, Barbara which, although they aren 't Carrera. This she devil, like huge, they are not small and do; every other bad guy in the 007 give Bond a really good chase. Imagine the sun setting above served with rice and beans for movies, tries to kill Bond several Sean Connery is truly the a Mexican City, brightly colored under $4. For dessert, the Flan, times. She uses the typical bomb James Bond in this movie in all sombreros and serapis, stucco by a Mexican custard topped with under the bed, the ever popular his actions and reactions. Of walls, and light Mexican music caramel, and the Braze Gitana, "go get him shark" tactic and the course, Bond has a traditional in the background to add the Pam Benecke, a Mexican cake stuffed with unforgettable "let's seduce him ending to this perfect movie final touch. pineapple, are both under $2. then kill him" idea. with a girl and himself locked in Walking into the new Nicky's Macie Mcinnis One thing that gives Nicky's Bond is led through many an everlasting embrace. How Mexican Restaurant located at underwater scenes. directed by cute. 6607 ·une Avenue, is the next food such high quality is the time best thing to walking across the amounts. Both are served on a put into preparing it. A special border for dinner. There are a flour tortilla. The Burritos note is added to the bottom of number of Mexican restaurants Supreme is made with Chili the menu asking the customers in Shreveport, but none compare Verde, pork meat, (which is to please be patient because they to the Mexican atmosphere and unusual, but great for Mexican cannot and will not substitute food of NicKy's. food) beans with Chili Con quality for speed. Although the Nicky's is definitely moderate Queso, and Mexican rice. The service was far from slow, the Katherin Aulds in price considering the amount Nicky's Special consists of results of the time spent made it COUNTRY FLORIST of food and good service ren­ beans, cheese, lettuce, pork well worth the wait. dered . 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Lockerroom report Holland's Bottom 20 by Fred Holland 7. Rice Steelers miss injured Bradshaw Reporter 8. Oregon While Northwestern has a 9. South Carolina secure lock on the number one 10. Mississippi St. by ScoH Pohlkamp spot this week, they are out in and expects to closely 11. San Jose St. Sports Editor followed by Slippery come back, but it may be at least Rock, 12. Wake Forest Something is missing from the USC, LSU, and a few weeks. But until Tulane to round 13. TCU Pittsburgh Stealers. Although by Scott then, out the top five. Steeler fans, you' II have 14. Stephen F. Austin they are in first place (as usual), to be 1. Northwestern content with a guy that 15. Harvard they are there for different Pohlkamp was put 2. Slippery rea­ on the injured-reserve Rock 16. Penn St. sons than they have been in the list with a 3. broken hand after missing usc 17. La. Tech past. Chuck Noll and Co. have a 4. LSU punching bag and hitting 18. Ole Miss relied on the best rushing of­ a 5. Tulane Cliff Stoudt is substituting for the wall at a bar last year. 19. Tampa Bay fense in the NFL instead of using irreplaceable 6. "Blonde (Not any I sure am going to be glad 20. Houston the running game to complement more) Bomber• Terry Bradshaw. when old #12 is back at the helm the passing game. And it sure is tough to replace in Three Rivers Stadium. Then It is hard to believe that the a guy who wears four Super Stealers perhaps Stallworth will be near Sampson don't have a repre­ Bowl rings by averaging less shines in NBA debut the top of the receiving list again sentative among the top 10 than a touchdown by Scott Pohlkamp pass a game. and the Steelers will be able tense in the first two minutes of receiving leaders in the AFC. Bradshaw to Sports had his shoulder disguise their offense by bal­ Editor the game, in which he missed Where are you John Stallworth? operated on in the off-season and ancing it. After all, what All eyes were on Houston his first two shots. However Well, John has been there but would is yet to return because he a winter in Pittsburgh Rocket rookie Ralph Sampson he quickly broke the ice the passes haven't. Why? Be­ and the by re-injured it trying to come back AFC playoffs be without Saturday, Oct. 29. It was his swishing a 15-foot jumper. He cause some kid by the name Brad­ of too early. He is currently working shaw? regular-season NBA debut and finished the game with 18 points, he performed quite nicely in 12 rebounds, a good number of front of a Houston crowd of over blocked shots, and held Spurs' 14,000. great center Artis Gilmore to a paltry 16 points. Sampson Tulane, LSU didn't exactly have a The Rockets and Sampson all have spectacular problems game, but it was seem to be off to a good start good enough to help his team to a considering they (without Samp­ by Fred Holland 106-100 victory Tech of their energy to play each over rival San son) lost 68 of 82 games last Reporter Antonio. Sampson It looks as if when Billy other. Neither team seems to be appeared very year. With this year's football sea­ Brewer left to go to Ole Miss, so interested in trying to win a son already turned to the second did the Bulldog football team. football game of any signifi­ half of the year, there are Anyway, Tech did finally win cance, and both look as several unorthodox, if they unex­ a Conference football game are being coached by Eddie Pohlkamp's plainable, and surprising Top teams 20 against the always tough, fight­ Biles and John McKay. in Louisiana. ing men from North Texas State. Nevertheless, if either team by Scott Pohlkamp 6. Florida Grambling will "perk up" and improve their Sports Editor Northeast 7. Miami, Fla. Eddie Robinson got number record, they could be looking at The Nebraska Cornhuskers 8. Illinois Northeast looked to be headed 310 as the White Tigers de­ a possible Independence Bowl continue to dominate college 9. SMU for a possible Southland Con­ molished Texas Southern 55-0. bid. However, if they continue football and are my undisputed 10. Michigan ference Championship at the While Robinson is making a to lay down and let their op­ choice as the #1 team in the 11 . Oklahoma start of the season, and at "fu II steam ahead" charge at the ponents stomp on them, the only nation. Texas and Georgia, both 12 Washington present is still right on course. late "Bear" Bryant's record bowl appearance they will undefeated, seem logical choices 13. Maryland The Indians are undefeated in setting 325 wins, he admits it make, will be the one where as the next best teams. Here is a 14. Ohio State conference play, and have lost will be tough to catch in the LSU plays Tulane in the Super look at my Top 20. 15. West Virginia only one overall, and it looks near as future. Dome in the last game of the 1. Nebraska 16. Alabama if they could go undefeated and LSU-Tulane season. 2. Texas 17. 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run by them. The Bucks have points. The Denver Nuggets one of the best guard tandems have the most productive offense Sixers around in Sidney Moncrief and in the league, and that means a Track excels lead great team, right? the pack Wrong. The . Junior by Scott Pohlkamp Bird, former Centenary star Bridgeman, veteran Bob Lanier, Nuggets defense is scored upon by Fred Holland Sports Editor Robert Parish, Kevin McHale and ex-Celtic Nate "Tiny" at will and needs to improve it Reporter Swish! Slam! Bam! It's that and recently acquired Dennis Archibald hope to capture before they start thinking champ­ Burt Allen, Larry Whitfield, time of year again basketball Johnson (an outstanding de­ another division championship. ionship. The Nuggets' big three and David Reeb lead the Martin fans. It's going to be a great t.:nsive guard). New Jersey, New Indiana, Atlanta, Chicago, and includes the league's leading Poole-coached track team , season, and who can disagree York, and Washington, will Cleveland are mediocre teams scorer Alex English, Dan Issei, which has presently won far with all the talent there is in the battle for a playoff berth. with potential. and Kiki Vandweghe. better than half of their meets. NBA. Here's a look at each Central Division Western Conference Pacific Division divisional race: A few years ago the Detroit Midwest Division The championship hopes of Other runners include sopho­ Pistons were doormats, but Last year the San Antonio the may have mores Kirk High and Rickie Eastern Conference thanks to some good drafts they Spurs came very close to going gone down the tubes thanks to Roberts . Atlantic Division are strong contenders. The to the NBA championship, and the trading of star Norm Nixon. Poole says that the team lost The are not Pistons top three starters are this might be the year they get The Seattle Supersonics are to Minden and Ruston, but will only the best team in the NBA, nothing to look over. Isaiah there. It's hard not to notice back. The Sanies have quite an avenge their losses when they but ~he best team in quite a Thomas, Kelly Tripucka, and Bill bit 7' 2" Artis Gilmore (the most arsenal in the likes of Gus Wil­ meet the teams again. few years. Head Coach Billy Laimbeer figure to make the physical center along with liams, , " Down Town" Poole encourages anyone, Cunningham boasts a starting playoffs. The Milwaukee Bucks Malone) and "The Ice Man" Fred Brown, and highly ac­ especially freshmen and sopho­ team which includes Dr. J. aren't about to watch Detroit George Gervin, who pours in claimed rookie Scooter McCray. mores, to participate in track. (), Moses Malone (a dominating force), "Mo" Cheeks, and Andrew I• Toney. I• Students ... 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In on utility that several thermostat units are according to Lieu­ December the expenses, tenant Colonel club will take part in the the Student Council malfunctioning, and the air Herman Schubarth, inter-language is Director club Christmas banquet. participating in a school system seems to be "either on of Army Instructions. utility waste reduction program or off." This is why many stu­ Wells is a West Point nominee and is called the "Energy Council." dents notice that Shreve is either the first black commander for the parish. Band The program involves each very frigid or uncomfortably On Oct. 1 the Shreve band went to school's submission of a report latin Club the stuffy. . Tulane-Vanderbuilt game at the New to the board on ways to reduce Even with this in mind, Mc­ Latin Club President Karen Law and Orleans Superdome to march in energy waste in the the various Calla doesn't undermine the Vice-President Abb Jones (also state pre-game and half time shows. schools. In turn, the school board importance of this program. secretary) recently attended a state board During the Oct. 28 weekend the will return 50 percent of the · meeting in Alexandria, where they dis­ band went to Houston to compete in the money saved this year in com­ Student Council advisor Jack cussed the 1983-84 Latin Club Conven­ Marching Bands of America contest. parison to a base figure of the Bogan urges students to contact tion. iast five years to the school's Council members and provide The convention will be held in Baton materials and supplies fund. them with suggestions on ways Rouge March 16-17 and will cost each Utility costs Principal Sandra McCalla to reduce energy waste at person $35. Captain feels that any utility reduction Shreve has proof of the rising Shreve. The Energy Council's The Latin Club has also planned to cost of inflation here might be minimal due to with sky high utility first report is to be submitted eat at Seven Sister's on Nov. 10 and at­ bills. Shreve's inefficient climate on Nov. 30. tend the school play afterwards. The cost of keeping our school cool, Drama warm, and with water, has averaged up Club to $150,055.63 according to records kept Close-Up deposit due Friday Caron Reddy and Martha Barkely from July of last year to July of this recently won first place in Duet Acting at year, which is $46,018.17 more than the Students planning to go to Close Up will be in Washington the Magnet High School Forensic Tourn- 1980-81 figures. Electricity bills alone Close-Up are to have their $75 D.C. from January 29 through ament. · range from $9,000-$14,000 just for deposit in by Nov.11 . one February 4. During that week, Reddy and Barkely performed the month. Close-Up, a non-profit govern­ students will take part in sem i­ piece Agnes of God. The story revolves Cutting back on the utility bills is hard mental organization open to all nars, visit various committee around a young nun who loses her sanity to do in a school as big as Shreve be­ sophomores, juniors and meetings and have the chance to and is investigated by a court psychia­ cause of our centralized heating and seniors, offers high school meet lobbyists. trist. cooling systems. Every little bit students the chance helps, to see how The final $700, which covers The Shreve Drama Team next therefore, teachers have the government plans to been encour­ works "close the rest of the trip, is due ·De­ attend the Acadiana Forensic aged to help in the cutback up." tourna­ by turning off cember 2, according to Georgie ment on Dec. 2 and 3. the lights when leaving the classrooms. The students participating in Lee, Close-Up coordinator.

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one time, they might let it go," rarely prepare ahead of time to added another student. Some cheat. students even feel that teachers A prepared cheater is the one Cheaters may not care • • • ask for their students to cheat who knows he didn't study and by doing such things as leaving knows he is going to make a test keys lying on their desks, bad grade unless he cheats. by placing the desks too close Therefore, most prepared by Lisa Norman to student, most of the students they also admitted they would to one another, and by turning cheaters come to class with the Reporter interviewed looked at cheating do it even if they weren't after their heads the "other way" famous "cheat sheet." The 1. Have you ever looked on as "an everyday routine - a a better grade - just because during a test. So the students majority of the students inter­ another person's paper while fact of life." Cheating is not of the "convenience" of cheating. take advantage and cheat. viewed admitted at one time or taking a test? Yes No something that bothers their Most students also agreed that Who are the cheaters? Ac­ another that they went to a class 2. Have you ever got the conscience. They simply don 't pressure brought on by the cording to students, the cheater as a prepared cheater. answers of the test ahead of care. Junior Bubba Roark said parents about the demand of fits into four basic categories: The last category of cheaters time from a friend who has (and others in the class agreed), making good grades encouraged 1. The compulsive or habitual is one which some students don't already taken the test? Yes "If I know I've got the chance .. . them to cheat. cheater really consider cheaters. These No I'll cheat. " Even so, some will not cheat 2. The impulsive cheater cheaters are the ones who help 3. Have you ever helped While the majority of the in all classes and some will 3. The prepared cheater other students during a test. someone while they were taking students had basically the same cheat for no apparent reason at 4. The "helping" cheater They will turn their test so a a test? Yes No apathetic attitude, a few took a all . "A class I don't like and don 't First, the compulsive or "neighbor" can see it, pass 4. Have you ever used a different viewpoint. From the want to study for is a class I habitual cheaters are the ones homework out to be copied, or "cheat sheet" during a test? classes interviewed, a few stu­ will cheat in," said junior Jeannie who cheat all the time. A com­ perhaps, whisper an answer to a Yes No dents (six out of 56) actually Webb. "Some people find the pulsive cheater cheats not really "needy" friend. Also under this 5. Have you ever taken a quick admitted that they don't cheat. thrill of cheating; they think it's because he has to, but mainly category would fall the people glance through your book or What keeps people from cheat­ fun, like a game," replied because of habit. Often, he is who supply friends with all the notebook while taking a test? ing? "People are afraid they'll Melissa Abney, freshman. a student who generally makes answers prior to the test time. Yes No get in trouble - get caught," Out of all the reasons given poor grades, but just as often, Most of the students consider If you have answered yes to was one answer. Another stu­ for cheating, the students he will be an enriched student this cheating, but believe it's at least one of the above ques­ dent, junior Audria Jones, generally agreed that the teach­ who may or may not have not as bad. "It is cheating, but tions, then you are an average added, "It makes me nervous, ers play a very important role in studied. Out of both classes it's not as bad for the student student at Captain Shreve. I am afraid people will notice." cheating . For instance, students interviewed, no one admitted because you're not in the class A cheater. Junior Evan Lincove said, "I pointed out that many teachers to being a compulsive cheater, · deceiving the teacher," Most students at Shreve don't care enough to cheat." said have said and threatened re­ but in both classes 50 students senior Elizabeth Harrison. often cheat and most are not What about the other people peatedly, "If I catch you cheat­ out of 56 did admit to being Whoever the person and what­ embarrassed to admit it. Two - the majority? What makes ing I will give you a zero." But impulsive cheaters. ever the reason, cheating Shreve journalism classes, con­ them cheat and why do is a they do hearing that and seeing that An impulsive cheater is one favorite "pastime" sisting of 56 students in all it? One reason , given during class by junior done are two different things. who cheats on impulse. He is at Shreve. grade levels, recently answered Bill Clair, as to why people "Most teachers are too lax,• one who cheats just "because To some people - especially questions concerning cheating - cheat was "so they can make said one person . "Some teachers it's there." He generally cheats teachers - it is a very big the how's and why's of it all. A's." The majority of the stu- · realize that their students are to reassure himself about an problem. To others - espeically Although attitudes concern­ dents agreed that they cheat having a hard time in class, so answer or to compare answers. students - it's merely ing cheating vary from student mostly for better grades. a "fact But if they see it (cheating) just The impulsive cheater will of life."

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by Macie Mcinnis to take a stricter stand, such as warn students against cheating, Assistant Editor contacting parents, having con­ not all of them carry out their For as long as most students ferences with the parents, stu­ threats after the " forbidden can remember, they have been dents, and principle, or giving a crime" has been committed . told, by both parents and "0" on the cheater's paper. One Shreve teacher, who does teachers, that cheating is a Whatever the choice is, students not grab the cheater's paper and dishonest way to make good catch on quickly to which teach­ draw a big red "0" on it, has a grades and doesn't pay off in ers follow through on promises short but to-the-point philosophy th end. On the first day of concerning the consequences of about cheating: "God ' ll get them school, rules are set by teach­ cheating . in the end. " She said there will ers in various ways, and cheating According to many teachers, always be cheaters , but when it is one forbiddance they never students are faced with the comes time to decide between a forget to stress . Even so, stu­ opportunity to cheat everyday, C- and D + , the cheaters will dents continue to cheat, and whether it be on a test, home­ be the disappointed ones be­ teachers continue to tell them work, or daily class assign­ cause the teacher will remember not to. ments. Uncovered answers their cheating and penalize "Thou shalt not cheat," is tempt students to look on some­ them . one Shreve English teacher's one else 's paper, if only to com­ Contrary to this philosophy is way of warning students against pare answers. a senior English teacher's out­ cheating. Other teachers choose Although most all teachers look on cheating. When asked resume responsibilities for their others said the teachers just about the main reason for stu­ actions. I think cheating is a made more empty threats, again dent cheating , she replied, cop-out." warning them that if "Most I see are they didn't smart, but need Taking a lighter point of stop cheating, immediate they would get feedback . They have view is yet another English a zero. a lack of confidence in their teacher who says, "You'd be Whatever the case may be, own answers." In most circum­ surprised how many teachers the fact remains that there are It's been stances, there are no second keep on and on giving threats, still those teachers who do not chances in this teacher 's class; but seldom carry them out. I' II stop their students from cheat­ nor second glances from the be the first to tell you that I ing . Are they afraid to embarrass McDonald's®and You students if she can help it. am one. I can't see taking up a their students? Are they afraid However, if there is a doubt in student's paper for glancing they will get on the wrong side her mind that cheating has oc­ once, when someone a little of their students, or do they just through the years. curred, she may give a second sneakier using a cheat sheet not care? Probably, some teach­ chance, but a cheater's paper is could get away with it unnoticed. ers would rather not believe taken up and given a "0" . So I just say 'Get your eyes on students cheat in their classes, your own paper.'" but we must face the fact that Bring this coupon in for a free order of regular fries "It's the finding that's the This point of view is more in cheating does exist most every­ with a purchase of any Large Sandwich. difficult part, n says another line with responses students day, and sometimes by the least English teacher. "In a class of gave concerning teachers' expected students. 35 students, it's hard to be attitudes towards cheating. In Most everyone has his own everywhere at once." Because of a spot survey, 50 out of 56 opinion concerning cheating, this some cheating goes un­ students said most teachers but there is one point the major­ This coupon good only at noticed . never carried out their threats. ity of people agree on. Cheating 8205 Youree Dr. Only three out of 50 who claimed may seem the easy way out of N\.., .. Having not taught in so long they cheat frequently said they making bad grades, but in the another Shreve teacher says, had even gotten caught Expires December 7, 1983 IMC!oni ~ and long run, it only makes life "I have been appalled at it stopped with a "0". Others said harder. As one person once because I've been away so long. that they had either gone un­ said , "If God had meant for 1 see more stress on grades now noticed or the teacher just people to cheat , he would have than ever before. People should "ignored " the incident. Still made it easier."