. The Captain Shreve

Volume VIII Captain Sh reve High School, Shreveport, la., March 7, 1975 Number 6

Vanessa Gray, M1ke Line­ Dramatists bring 'Butterflies' ~k. Wayne Rigby and Jack Searcy have been named 1975 National Meri1 Finalists. to Captain Shreve in March according to Miss Inez Franz. senor counselor. The Captain Shreve Drama the directors as the technical co­ These four Captain Shreve ordmator. Club will present, "I Never Saw student~ will compete later in Another Butterfly," by Celeste The ~ad g1rl, Rara. will be the year for $1000 scholar­ played by Sharon Regan. Her Ra~nll ; on March 10-11 at 7:30 ships and four-year merit parents will be Mark Goldstein rp.m. m the school auditorium. scholarships against 14,000 and Carolyn Crenshaw. Raja's other finalists The National The ptay is based on actual aunt and brother, Pavel, will be l!vents ihat happened in the Merit Sdlolarship winners will pl-ayed by Melanie McDamel and be announced in April ghetto of Tenezin, Czechoslo­ Scott Goldsholl. Pattie Morrison vakia, during the years 1942· will play the part of lrca, Pavel's 1945. During this period over fiancee 15,000 Jewish children passed THE 1975-76 CAPTAI N SHREVE ENTERPRISE STAFF has been Irena, Rata's teacher, will be through Terezin and more than announced. Ed itor-i n-chief twill be Kathy Wolfe (seated). played by Pam Butterfield and Class to visit sea lab half were killed in the gas cham· Charlot1e Woodruff is going to bers After Terezin became liber­ be her ass1stant, Renka. Honza, Grand Terre Marine Lab will ated only about a hundred chil­ a friend of Rata, will be Joel be the destination of 16 Biology Enterprise staff named dren were still alive to return to Crook. Rob Dreyfuss will be the I students and four sponsors on their homes. Kathy Wolfe will serve as edi· editor, a relatively new position rabb1 and Helen James will be April 2-5. The main purpose of the trip will be to collect marine tor·lnmanager. Managing 1he crews will be the idea with Biology teachers, tor for next year and Don Je rni· She will be ass1S'Ied by Tommy Wendy Bvchwald, a student costumes, Sharon Sweeney; busi· Mrs. Barbare Hamilton and Mrs. gan will collect and write news Mason. teacher from Centenary College, ness, Enola Thomas; publicity, Sharon Warfen, and they agreed stor1es concerning clubs and hap­ will direct the play w ith Bobby Becky Trahan; lights, Randy to take a group down. Saxun helping as the student penings in the s~hool as news As al"t editor, Drew Markham Falbaum and Mark Gilliam; and editor. Covering the world of will draw cartoons, puzzles and director. Karl Wendt w ill assist sound, Stuart Burris. Lectures on marine life, orien· sports is 'Sports editor, AI Kin­ other art work for the Enterprise. tation to the l'l'Wirine lab and col· nard, who will be aided by the Markham will also handle pic­ lecting specimens will be includ· Enterprise's photographer, Jon tures as picture editor. Lisa CODAC aids schools, ed on the trip. Mrs. Warren ex­ Wallace. Skamangas will serve as man­ pects "91udents to learn to classi­ Lisa Wallace will be exchange aging editor. fy the specimens they obtain by teaches drug control nets." She also plans for the CODAC (Community Organiza­ Although from the description group to make several steps. on tion for Drug Abuse Control) is of CODAC,it sounds like a chore the way down at historU:a Enterprise sponsor hates fish sights. going to be visiting elementary it is not. Most CODAC member! Miss Gaye Brotherton . . . non, however, took the problems schools for the next two weeks, e njoy talking to the kids and Located on an island of the oops, that's Mrs. J ohn Gannon, in hand and began talking with according to Bobby Horne, spon­ those that don't will usuallo'f Grand Isle, the lab canonly be is the Enterprise teacher of the Mr. Powell. Much needed filing sor and Joe Gant, advisor. drop ovt after the first week. reached by boat, which limits month t"'tis issue as the old staff cabinets were first supplied by The p1J11P0se of the CODAC CODAC not only helps the students' work 1o daytime hours. puts our last paper out. Mrs. Powell and Mrs. Dear upon re· program this year is to tell the children, but also the students Nights must be spent on the Gannon " the faculty adviser for quest. Later Mrs. Gannon secured students at the elementary teaching them. Sometimes the mainland. the Enterprise and she and Mrs. promises of a locked room and schools about drugs and medi­ e lementary students end up Hedges (business adviser) have a new camera. Just last week cines, rules concerning their use teaching the high school 'teach· Participants were chosen on been responsible for seeing to it the Enterprise bought th{! camera and misuse, why people use e rs' a thing or two. Through the basis of interest in marine that us staff members didn't get in time fo r the Chicago concert. both medicines and drugs, and talking w1th the students at the biology, adaptability to work too lazy. If the pictures af'en't quite what which should and should not be elementary schools, the older well within a group and willing­ Aside from the newspaper, they should be, blame the pho­ used . kids are not only made aware of The seventy CODAC members what students nowadays are ~ess to partic1pate in the expedi· she also teaches journalism and togra,:>her and not the camera. t1on. Eng lish HI. Mrs. Gannon just last Mrs. Gannon's future includes w ill be talking to Riverside, Uni­ taught, but also how much year graduated from Louisiana continuing to tea-ch, hopefully at verstty, Eden Gardens, and Ar­ more aware they a re of their Other sponsors to accompany Tech where she went after fin· Captain Shreve. If he does leave thur Circle e lementary schools environment. CODAC a Is o the eight boys and eight girls ishing at Saint Vincent's Acad· Captain Shreve many students every Wednesday for a six week teaches one how to deal with will be Dr. Lester Johnson, the emy here in Shreveport. Ob­ will lose a good tea-c.he r and a period which began on Febru· children at that age group. Caddo Parish Science supervisor, viously, th s is her first year to friend. If she stays, expect to ary 12 and will end on March 19. and Dave Gray from our school teach and she seems to enjoy The juniors and seniors from see the paper improve steadily. Students rally d istrict. it. Of course, some students can Captain Shreve, a long w ith the be rather trying at times, Drew student'S from the other Caddo On March 16, 100 students and Dennis. Parish High Schools, will be from Captain Shreve will travel Since Miss Brotherton became teaching the fourt-h grade to the to Northwestern State University Mrs. Gannon this past Decem· sixth grade at the elementary in Natchitoches for an academic ber, she has made her home schools, instead of talking to rally. south of Taylortown near Lake both the elementary and junior The students who will com· Bistineau. Even though she high schools as was done last pete in teams of three in subject travels the route to Captain year. areas listed by the university, Shreve every day, when she re· will. be judged accord'ng to cently went for a pleasure flight team effort and ability. The high· over the lake, her home was no­ Elections est scorer in a 5Q..minute test where to be seen. Be ing near the given at Northwestern will then lake, Johnny, her new husband, calendar • • • attend a state meet in Baton enjoys hunting and fishing. Th is, March 10 -13-Junlors sign up Rouge however, has made her "s1ck of for Executive office. Later 1n April, a special trip fish. I ha1e it." April 1-4-Campaign. to Grand Isle w'll be taken by Admittedly, the Enterprise has April 2-Campa1gn speeches. selected Slludents interested in TH E RECENT FIRE on second floor ropm for improvement. Over the MRS . GANNON, Enterprise ad· April 3-Cheerleader and AI marine biology. These students which started here in the boys' years little equipment has been viser, laughs at the antics of E. Gator tryouts. are selected on th basis of scho­ bathroom, caused damage estl. avaitable to the staffs. Mrs. Gan· staff members. April 4-Eiections. lastic ab'lity and interS'!. mated at $ 000.00. Pag e Two March 7, 1975 TD all Df Shreve--thanks/ Freebie opens By Drew Markham The Marc'h issue of The Enterprise is the last one the regular The wait is over, my friends. staff will publish. Since April of last year we have been working "Freebie and the Bean," an ac­ to sell enough ads, finds news worthy of publication and, finally, tion comedy from Warner Bros., getting a- fini~ed paper to the studen body. has finally arrived in Shreveport. The Enterprise has not always been what it should have Freebie has received rave re­ been but w1th what limited resources we have had we can and views and stars the versatile do feel proud of what we have done. The articles that most acting entrage of James Caan, students enjoyed reading found distaste with the administration Alan Arkin, Va lerie Harper, end and vice versa. There is bound to be a happy medium between an vp-anckcming actress by the the two. However, this year's staff facled to establish it. name of Kathy Witt. . The. faculty and administration did offer their fullest coop­ In one scene in the outrageous eration w1th the staff and for this we are grateful. Mr. Pcwell, action comedy that is "Freebie and the Bean," James Caan es­ f:Ars . De~r , ~r. Bridger and all of the counselors have been helpful m securmg mformation and equipment. All sponsors and advisers capes the snarl of a midday of clubs were helpful in the svpplying of ellA> news. downtown traffic jam to pursue a suspected killer by zipping 'Mr. Cofer and the yeafbook staff deserve a special note along the tops of the stalled ve­ of appreciation, for without the LOG pictures many times an hrcles, then proceeds up a flight e ntire page of The Entetl'rise would have been pictureless. His of stairs, a long corridors, through efforts in supplying these photographs and the much-needed restaurants, and, finally, off a ads were invaluable. three-story balcony. Thanks also are due to the office staff. Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs. Freebie reunites director Rich­ Young and Mrs. Morris went to much trouble throughout the year ONE OF THE HILARIOUS SCEN ES in " Freebie and the Bean" ard Rush with his "Getting processing wills, running down students and finding missing keys opening today at the ,Capri. Straigh'l" screenwriter, Robert and papers for us. Kaufman, whose special brand of Thanks to the teachers wtlo so many times allowed studems far-out comedy, •threaded with to miss class for pictures, interviews and newspaper work. (Espe- moments of tenderness, well cia-lfy Mr. Willis in this category.) r Students to tour suits Rushe's stylistic blend of Finally, thani

t. 0 N f.1 I L E L I N p J u R Mr. and Mrs. Mark Foster Mr. and Mrs. Gene Korn /IN. and /Baseball, Umpire, Play, Uni- 1hom Young Gilbert Shanley Mr. and Mr... James E. Jernigan form, Bat, Plate, First, Second, A Friend ~ind A Word Third, Home, Ovt, lnninQ. March ,7, 1975 Page Three

Club news • • • LOG now accepting applications; - ' Stage band earns superior rating

LOG s·taff sponsor Greg Cofer these ideas, the group watched The theme chosen for Student recently announced that applica­ Gone With The Wind to help Council Week is: "J.f it is to be­ tions for next year's staff are them get a better understanding it is up to me; a license to lead." now being 'taken and told of up­ of life styles during the Civil Astra Club members aided the coming activities that the p-resent War. Christian Service Program by staff will participa·te in. In a Spanish Club meeting serving food at the annual Poor .Cofer said that there wi II be on March 4, officers presented Man's Supper held at Conven­ six sophomore and six junior a skit, and requirements for of­ tion H'all last week. They have openings on the yearbook staff ficer candidacy were explained. also visited !fhe ,t;hildren at Shrine CAPTAIN SHREVE H-OME ECONOMICS TEACHER Mrs. lela next year. He added that any A-ccording to Mrs. Judy Horne, Hospi·tal on a mont hly basis. Mitchell (far left) and Theresa Darby (far right), Shreve FHA interes·ted studen.t should see Spanish Club sponsor, the sign­ Future plans will be d iscussed president and recently-elected treasurer of District II FHA, him for an application as soon up period wi'll be April 22-28 at the next meeting to be held present a brush and comb JSet to a Mexican girl during their as possible. and the election is to be helc at 4 p.m . on March 13. visit to ·Shriner's :Hospital on February 25. Cofer stated thadouble. Minor roles Bridger lost gi"Jing .them a third berll received an all-star stage $300 each . out or cancelled. :Funds are i'imit­ were played by Donl'l'a Morrison, in sen ior division. Jon W'lll>ace band award. State Student Council Week ed due to ·the enormous costs of Fa iry Godmother and chorus and Glen Rigby lost in quarter The stage band w ill travel to has been planned for March 17- rebuilding the sets and paying g irl, and Laura Boogaerts and finals in senior divisi on along New Orlea.ns for another festi­ the other stars, but it looks like Jan Mtlppert were also chorus w ~t h Lee Warren and Tim Chil­ va l, this time to be held at 21 , 1975. In this week, Shreve's student things will work ou-t. girls. dress in junior division. Loyola State University. Each council plans to give "face lifts" university holds a festival for to the trash cans and have a It will be a while before the s-ta.ge bands. The playing is Styron Engraving Co. Tea-cher Appreciation Day for the movie comes out, bi.Jt there is judged by three judges. Creators of Fine Stationery Since 1903 administra:tion and faculty. A still some good news for all On March 21-22, Airline High movie is going to :be shown dur­ af you TrekkieSI! There is a Star Invitations Visiting Cards School will host a concert band ing ·this week enti.tled, "Life and Trek Convention planned for this Announcements Letterheads festival which .the CS band will Times Judge Roy Bean." summer in New Orleans. If you 2414 Line Avenue Shreveport, La . a•ttend. In April, CS will host a of spring concert. Later in April the .CS marching band plans to march for Holiday-in-Dixie. The *-'OW THE ARMY NATIONAL GUARD stage band will also participate &75(Value Discou nt in Holiday-in"Dixie by entering CAN PAY OFF FOR stage band competition. Members of the History Club rece ntly met at the Broadmoor SILVER BLADES ICE PALACE SENIORS T-hea•tre to discus·s future plans. 9310 NORMANDIE DRIVE- HEART ·O.f SUMMER GROVE MAYBE YOU BE.ll.ONG IN THE GUARD They will go to Natchitoches this Phone 687-6025 (;As a lhigih sohool senior) month to see plantation homes, visit A ngo'la Prison in April, and April 10, 1975 1. You oan join the A rmy Natione·l Guard right now. hold ·a final banquet at the end 2. You can receive pay for a·ttendring the one"Week-end (Not good in comliination with other discountsl of the year. After discussing assembly a mon1fh before you graduate. PaY'S $40 to $50 for two day..s. a. You would not have to go to bes·ic training until 1he Reading The end af 1his schOO'I year. Shreveport J ournal .4. Afuer your aGtive dlJty tour a. You serve at home by Will Not ffitendi ng reg•u;la r sohedvled aSISembles (usua.l.ly one Cure All Your Ills ... week-end a mon1rh) and 15 days of ·annual training . .5. A ct,ive duty pay $326.00 to $377.00 •a month. Time spent on ad,ive duty four to SJix mon.~hs. SOME OF 11HE BENEFITG 1. Co lllege Tuition Exemption for Gu-ardsman and Guards­ women Q. Seniors can receive pay for weekend assemblie~ before going on 1'he,ir acflive du-t y. 3. Four days pay for each weekend as~embly .4. free Un iforms 5. Free Meels 6. Become a leader 7. Deve•lcp Friendsihip 8. Oo something different ... But Neither Will Aspirin, 9. $20,000.00 Life lrrs·urance ~f u . IJ coverege) Nose Drops, Vitamins, or Laxatives, 10. Community servlice Happiness And They Cost More. 111 . 1-5 day:s pay for annua:l tra•in•i ng is giving a 12. Retirment pl·an fOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR NATIONAL GUARD McCary's Diamond !iJ,nnqorlllournal CONTACT YOUR NATIONAL GUARD REPRESENTATIVE SHREVE CITY JEWELERS (See your h·igh school counselor) 125) Shreve City .______Phone 425-2376 Open 8:00 a.m. til 7:00 p.m . Page Four Ron Tyler--the irresistible cop By Barbara Shanley 8Sked me the first question I a great time. I have four children As my f.ace was about to crack told them that if I d idn't want to and they're great. I hope my jn six pieces from the cold 33 tell them the truth, I'd lie. Did I? girl doesn't turn out as nutty as degree wind, two silly girls You'll never know. these two interviewing me. came up and interviewed me for My jaw was quivering from Nothing personal. the Captain Shreve Enterprise. the wind as I answered their Tohe students at CS, I really They said they had some question about my exciting ad­ appreciate them and I think they questions abolJ! my job. These vent:.~res as a cop. I can see it have a great administration and two girls honk and wave every now, my own book, "Ron Tyler's school. I sure wish my jaw would time they see me. Can I help it Exciting Adventures As a Cop. quit sheking. if I'm irresistible? I must get Seriously, in response to their Well I guess I beHer be going serious so these girls can go to question I told them that one day on now. "One more question class. First they asked me if a a speeding car tried to escape for you?" ... "Yes, I do enjoy lot of girls try to flirt with me. me as I confronted it. The man my job. I used to have a mid­ I thought about it and said, drove so fast, the car flipped. night shift in Mooretown and "Anytime anyone is in uniform, It was a stolen car. The ironic I have four rfalse teeth to prove the re is a tendency for girls to thing about the event was that it. I think traffic is more my flirt," and believe me it's true, I wasn't going to g ive him a speed." Did ya qet it? Traffic RON TYLER WRITES UP Sandra Braswell and Barbara Shanley I thought. ticket, just a warning. . .. speed. FORGET JTI for disturbance - of him. Next they .asked me why I am When I'm bored, I pray a lot, absent so many mornings and believe it or not. Also I study I informed them that I have an­ my psy<:hology and criminology Gymnasts stay bruised from hitting horse other job in safety education that I'm taking at LSU. One of giving speeches and talks. When the nutty g irls asked me if I By Sandra Braswell moan and groan, he makes them Not only do the girls give a asked if I preferred to give tick­ meant LSU-S and I told them no, Today, instructors of any sport do the exercises more and more. fantastic d isplay on the beam, ets to g irls or guys, I replied, J drive down to Baton Rouge are faced with difficult, stupid, After he torlues them with the they •also g ive a superb perform­ "Violators," which is true inci­ every day. and too silly students. Jerry exercises, he makes them line vp ance on vaulting. Most of the dentally. Oh yes, before they I love my family and we have Arrtee, gymnastics instrU<:tor for and start doing Vlarious activities .g irls are only four feet tall, and the downtown YWCA, is prob­ on the floor. The class usually they cannot make it C1Ver very ably one of the most unfortun­ doesn't mind this until ne makes -.gra<:erfully. When they get up a ate in the field. them do it over and over again. fast run, they usually stop short Nobody understands a CBer The advanced-beginner class, The floor exercises usually last of lfhe horse, but the momentum By Drew Markham size, and work very well in an is undoubtedly his most "active" about half of the dass period. of their speed crashes them into and Rick Skinner automobile (mobile) as well as class, not in working or rou­ They do all sorts of things in­ the horse. The product from this "DepU'ty Dog, you old rascal, at home (base). tines, bl!t working on nothing cluding ha-ndstands, forward is one bruised gymnast. The where you tbeen, come on." A CB license application IS in­ but playing. In watching him, I rolls, back walkovers, front thing that is most hilarious about "We ll, Tomcat, I been fishing cluded with each radio, or one could tell thllt he was very dis­ limbers, front walkovers, back vaulting is when somebody is down on Toledo Bend, over." can be obtained from the local couraged with the whole class. extintions, cartwheels, head­ running, hits the bounce board, Federal Communications Com­ He gets hi11 kicks out of mak­ springs, handsprings and back and saits into the horse, toppling " Hee Hee, you old coot, you mission Office in Da lles. J ust fill ing ~he class do flexibility exer­ handsprings. Usually, they are over tfo the other side. ..gel anytthing, come on." out a few nifty forms, mail in cises, since the whole class des­ done in the same order in which Although I !Joave described a To most of you out there, this your check for $20 and in a pises them. Every time they I put them every single time. W! ry grues?me side of gymnas­ conversation makes absolutely couple of weeks you're a li­ When Antee decides that it's tics, it is not always like that. no sense. To most GBer's this censed Citizen Band Radio Oper­ time to do something else, the In fact, it usually isn't, but what conve rsation makes no sense . ator. others shout "The trampoline," was I to say a'bolll it? To tell But, it is a common conversation To show you what you w ill be but he says "The beam" or "The about 1he good side would be among veteran CBer's. A CBer listening to, (how can you see bars." The bars are the second even more boring. is a person who is lkensed to a sound?), here are a few of the f-avorite of most of the students use a Citizen's Band radio. pames -of the area CBer's: Big and many of them are very good A CB radio contains up to 23 Chief, Taxpayer, Cowboy, Sun· on them, but when they get on channels, all for public use. dan<:e, Griffburger, Bayou Bill, the beam, I never laugh so hard Channel 9 is the emergency Cyclone, Queen's Lady, Jericho, at the girls falling off and trying Doobie Brothers channel and rarely used around Mississippi Apache, Fishman, again. Some of the girls have here ex<:ept by people who want Skipper, Cap'n Jack, Sport City, conquered falling off of the next! to talk on a quiet channel, Millionaire, Tennis Shoe, Six­ beam, but the majority haven't. (though it is illegal, check your Gun, Crawfish, Papa Daddy, and FCC rules and regulations man­ countless others. So, if you want ua l, part 95.) to add some excitement and CB radios rome in all shapes C.A. R09.,Sb_ s;onstruction co!or to your life, pick up a CB 98 and sizes and all power ranges, radio, get a license, and make Asphalt paving Concrete paving f rom l watt, 1o the maximum vp a crazy name. You might just A TYPICAL CB mobile .unit clearing hauling of 5. Some people do add ampli­ have some fun. mounted on the floor of a Blazer. Dirt - Sand Gravel-Ore fiers to llheir radios to increase the transmitting power, though Sales - Repair - Parts and Accessories it is illegal. Pr ices of CB radios 'WI

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Glenn Cox, who The Gator baseball has seven season. Flowers will resume his came from Minden H1gh School, returni~ lettermen from the 7 4 cath1ng dut1es after a fine ~opho­ should aid the outfield along season which posted an overall more year Rounding out the in­ w1th Todd Thoma, Sam Lees, T. record of 11 wins, 9 losses. field w1ll be Kenny Philibert and C Pullen and Rodney Bell. These lettermen include Max Frank Butler at th1rd. Other in­ Coach i.evistion also added 9 avenport, Frank FIOIWers, Mike fielders include Robert Marshall, that all the teams in district lewis, Paul Noble, Kenny Phili­ Mark Hightower, Fred Wiggins, 2-AAAA have improved and bert, Ronnie Stone and Robert Miles Peroyea and Barry Case. should provide for a much closer McMillan. The outfield will be composed race for the top position. • Lefthander Max Davenport was the leading pitcher last sea­ son with a 4 win, 3 loss record, according to head coach Albert Baseball schedule leviston. Davenport s h o u I d prove to be the Gators' leading March pitcher this season. Coach levis­ 3 Monday Mindert Home ton also expects a lot of help 4 Tuesday Nacogdoches Away from pitchers Bill Sessions, David 7 Friday Huntington Home Boston, Robert McMillan, Bill 10 Morrdi'Jy Nacogdoches Home Bancroft, Lamar Hancock, Brei 12 Wednesday Huntington Away Hammett and Dave Vanderkuy. 14 Friday Southwood Ho me 18 Tuesday (Open) Away The irtfield shows great prom­ Kenny Philebert warms up on the hurdles. ise with returning starters Mike 20 Thursday *-Bossier Home ~ewis, Ronnie Stone and Frank 24 Monrfay *Green Oaks Away Flowers. Senior first baseman 26, 27, 28, 29 Bossier Tourney Bossier Gator Relays to feature April 1 Tuesday *Airline Home Juniors begin 3 Thursday Parkway Home in April track season 8 Tuesday *Natchitoches Away 10 Thursrfay *Bossier Away The Gator tracksters, coached .four-man teams compete in softball season 26, 27, 28, 29 Bossie r Tourney Bossier by Tommy Powell, will host the the relay races and the distances annual Gator Relays on April 4, of the races range from 440 Since spring is in the air girls in the Captain Shreve Stadium. yards to one mile. Each man on are getting energetic and want­ Marshall, Lee Many of the area schools will a team runs the same distance as ing to participate in a spring enter in the competition. Accord­ the other three. After he has run spirit, softball. Ing to Coach Powell, Minden the required distance, he hands fred Wiggins will coach the lead golf team High and Natchitoches Central a baton, or small hollow wooden girls in the junior c ass which wtll be the major competition for or me-tal cylinder, to a teammate. led by returning lettermen, have organized the·r own team. the Gators. The athletes pass the baton to Jack Marshall and Ricky Lee, the They call themselves ~he Sunkist Bryan Leviston and Larry each other within a 20-yard zone Gator golfers got their season Oranges and 1heir colors are Thomas w1ll run the 100-yard in their own lane while running underway in 1-he middle of Feb­ orange and white. dash. Thomas will also run the at full speed. The fou-rth man, or ruary. The team, undefeated at Members of the team are 220-yard dash. The 440-yard anchor man on each team fin­ this point, has beaten Byrd, Marianne Davidson, De b r a dash will be in the hands of ishes the race. The Gator relay 296-31 4; Jesuit, 304-310; and .$pinks, Charolette lies, Beth Patrick Green Runners making team is expected to rank very Northwood, 31 7-330. Reglin, Nancy Floyd, Kathy up the relay portion of the *rack high this year in District. Wo: Fe, Cindy Goodman, Sand ra In order to obtain the tota l squad are Keith Hightower, The distance team will con­ Braswell, Barbara Shanley, Eliza­ team score, the top four out of Dav:d Linacre, Bubba Smith, Sist of Jim King, Scott McCle an, beth Voorhees, Tammy Caffery five individual scores are added Clark Hinton, Marvin Henry, AI Kinnard, Donald Francis, and K'm Purdy. together. Jimmie Thomas, Larry Jordan, Steve Hooper, and Benny Van Practices have a lready started Leviston, Thomas, and Green. Osdell. and they plan to have a w inning MAX RAY DAVENPORT take~ Seniors Marshall and Lee, The 880-yard dash, this year season. batting practice. backed by junior Glynn Williams will be handled by David Linacre and Wayne Johnson and sopho­ and Gregg Johnson. more Jim Travis will be com­ Tennis players !Hurdles this year will be run pet ng tn the Southwood Tourna­ by Gregg Steglich, David /lk.­ ment at Meadowlake Golf Course top in contests Kenzie, and Tim Harrington. In on March 14. Most of the hurdle races, 10 hurdles, or Shreveport teams, a Tyler team Winnmg with a score of 11-1 0 fence like barriers, are placed on and a Monroe team will be com­ in the longview Round Robin the track. The runners ji.Hl'l'P over peting in that tournament. Ac­ Tournament, the Gator tennis the hu.rdles during ttle race. The cord ing to Coach Bobby Horne, team defeated 'Byrd, St. Vin­ hurdles may stand every 10 the major competition in that cent's, Jesui1, Longview, and yards, 20 yards or 40 yards, de­ tournament and -throughout the Sherman. A few days Ieier, once pending on the length of the season will come from Byrd, again in longv1ew, the tennis race. The two kinds of hurdle Southwood, and Jesuit. team defeated longview 12-6. races are called high, when feb. 22-23, the team went to hurdles are 3 or 3! feet h;gh and Last year the Golf team won Garland, Texas, and competed low, where the barriers are 2! TOP FIVE MEMBERS of the Gator golf team include, left to the Regionals, therefore this against some 47 different feet. right, Jack Marshall, Glenn Williams, Wayne Johnston, Ricky year they will host the Regional schools. They tied longview for The high-jumping will be in Lee and Jim 'rravis. competi1ion sometime in Apri l. first place. lynn Jones placed the hands of Kevin Collins who first tn the girls' A singles and holds the school record in the Valerie Harrison took first in the event. Collins has been having McDaniel takes cDnsDiatiDn in !Durney girls' B singles. Robin Baker knee trouble lately, but he does reached the quarter finals of this After wmnmg consolation in ment, Kris fu1genzi and Alison old gator fan beat Amy Ehren­ not plan on letting that stop him match to complete the placing the New York International In­ Maca tee. reich from Buffalo for consolaa­ from jumping. which brought them to a tie door Jun1or Tennis Classic and While not playing o r practic­ tion, fifth place in the tourna­ Ricky Adams, Randy Tadlock, for .first. ing, Kay stayed w ith a family Kenny Philibert and John Can­ the University of Pennsylvania ment, and a gold clock radio. Olhe1" scheduled matches will in Port Washington. She was non will be pole vaulting this Tournament, Kay NlcOaniel is Kay said that she really en­ be played against Southfield, shewn New York City in a black joyed the tournaments-"especi­ year for the Gators. Adams is now ranked in the top 20 of the Booker T. Washington, Bossier, 18-year-olds m the nation. limousine and 1aken out to eat ally meeting all the new peo­ suffering w;lh a tendon injury Neville and also a tournament continuously. Kay remarked, " I he received during practice and The New York International ple and new faces." in Tyler, Texas. Indoor Junior Tenn1s Dassie was on y spent a total of $20 the may not be competing in the held in Port Washington, New whole week and a half I was Gater Relays. ·York, from February 15-17. gone." Tearn enters meet Other field events will include There were only about fifty 18- After placing fifth in the New Mark Duncan throwing the dis­ year-old players invited to the York Tournament, the energetic The Captain Shreve Swim cus, Eric Mayeux in the ~hot-outt, • tournament. girl went to Philadelphia to play team will be competing 1n their and larry Brazzel and Mark Roberts throwing the javelin. When Kay arrived by plane, in the University of Pennsy~v a ni a annual State next month. In she began her wining s-treak on Tournament to which anly 24 Baton Rouge on April 18. ,The February 15. The Capta1n Shreve players attended. The players finals wtll be on the 19th. sen1or received a default in the practiced with the boys' tennis Sophomore Mat Oilman. senior Track schedule first round and in the second team frcm the University ot Norman Conway, junior Kim Godfrey, and freshman Bonnie round beat seventh seeded, o r Pennsylvania until the competi­ March ranked, Karen Dennison from tion began on the 21st of Feb. Nathan wtll be fighting for the Washington, D.C., 6-1, 6-3. Kay was seeded fourth in this state title against the top teams 7 Booker T. Washington Next the blond-haired g1rl lost tournament. In the first round of in the state. Relays 14 Byrd Relays to Zenda Liess, second seeded in play she beat a girl from Dela­ Accordmg to Conway, the the tournament, last year's na­ ware, 6-0, 6-0. After the first Gators main col1"petition will be 18 NSC Relays tional champion, and the tourna­ round Kay's luck changed; she prov1ded by Tara High School. 21 Airline Relays ment winner The score of the lost to Dana Gilbert. Coached by John Pennington 25 Fair Park Relays match was 6-4 7-5. On Sunday, Kay entered th e of East R1dge, the Gator swim­ April mers have been working out A though Kay los-t, she went feed-in consolafon. She firs.t 1 Parkway Relays • on to win conso1ntion and fifth beat the Australian, Lee Ann hard lately, swimming as much as 6,000 to 8,400 yards at one 4 Gator Relays place in the tournament with vic­ Harrison, and then the third 8 Southwood Relays tries over the sixth and eighth seeded Cindy Benson, 6-1, 6-4. KAY PRACTICES for one of her practice after working out with 1eeded players in the tourna- In the final round, the 17-year- many nationwide tournaments. weights for about 30 minutes. Page Six March 7, 1975 Chicago plays old fav :rites By Drew Markham Baml Chicago hits the stage. No wanm-·up groups, no comedi­ ans. Just solid Chicago. And the audience ate it vp, as they wi.t­ nessed one of the most spec­ tacular lighting arrangements imaginable. lt'so a shame these photos aren't in color so that you too cou ld see the mixtures of blues and reds, the amber, green and magneta and a'll the other colors of fhe spectrum. So much for the lighting. Now for the music. Unbeliev­ able. I stood amongst a crowd of over 6,600, within touching dis­ tan-ce of some of the hugest and loudes·t speakers I've ever seen or heard. Even now I'm only AN ·OVERALL VIEW OF "CHICAGO" with Danny Seraphine barely able to hear the tele, phone when it rings. on drums. ~eter Setera sings and plays during "I'm a Man" Well, the group was friendly enough. I jumped up on stage and shook Jimmy Pan kow's hand. They went through every hit song they ever recorded, i!nd the audience wanted more. I hope that you enjoy looking ilt these pictures as much as I did taking them.

ROBERT LAMM AND TERRY KATH during "We Love You, Haryy Truman".

Jimmy Pankow, showman of the Lee Loughnane on trumpet group, yells to the audience. Doobie Brothers next! Terry Kath during "25 or 6 to 4",

THE UNATTACHED SENIORS WISH TO WISH P. W. MARSHALL AND P. W. SNYDER HAPPINESS WITH THEIR COMPANIONS My Sister,.s Closet

/i special word of caution to Gregory:

Walter Parazaider on sax ]3eware of dark haLls

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