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EITIBPBIS Marshall Crenshaw, Allen Was Conducted by the Junior Jones, Linda Roby, Jul Ie Se·Ssions C1ass Also Officers Plan Boys Finally Spring Prom ·t Top Honor Roll Planning for the Jun ior-Senior Prom to be held in May are Jun­ - ~ y -- Men's Liberation is here!! The ior Class officers: President Roc! / males outnumbered the females Foppe; Girl's Vice-President lee eleven to ten on this six weeks Ann Goodwin; Boy's Vice-Presi­ Til Honor Roll. dent Charles Gilbert·; Secretary Seniors achieving a 4.0 aver­ Co'"'·' Jra Gant; and Treasurer age were Susan Dellacca, Linda Par.. Fredrick, · along w ith the Fannon, Lin da Gill , Mark Grubb, Junior Committee which is made Laurie Kelley, Sam McDaniels, up of · representatives from each Billy Ra ttler and Gwen Washing­ En g !is h 3 class. ton. A \;(;tory dance was sponsor­ Senio rs who took one course ed hv the Junior Class, January and made an "A" in it were 26, after the Booker T. Washing­ Charles Patterson and Lucille Tis­ ton basketball game. by. The traditional "Flower Hour" EITIBPBIS Marshall Crenshaw, Allen was conducted by the Junior Jones, Linda Roby, Jul ie Se·ssions C1ass also. Different colored and Gale Snow were the juniors flowers were sold for 75c as a receiv ing straight "A's". token of Valentine's Day and Volume VI Shreveport, louisiana, March 21, 1973 Number 6 Sophomores getting a perfect were distributed first period. Al­ average were: Robert McMillan, most 400 flowers were sol d. Kenneth Rig by, Ken Simmons, Also planned to help ra ise Outstanding Scholars- and Helen Tindal. money for the prom is a basket­ For the f irst time this year ball game March 26 between t• he some freshmen made the Honor KE8L Dirty Dribblers and Jun ior Rcil. They are Ronald lepow Class me mbers. The girls will Students Garner Academic Honors and Darrell Blevins. host the Dribblers the first half and the boys the second half. The following students at Cap­ There were about 15 entries Sandra Grady, jun·ior, was se­ Game time will be 7 p.m. tain Shreve have be·en named to in his d ivision. out of 339 in the lected the outstanding student the Society of Outstanding High The prom itself will be formal whole fa i·r. Bill is als-o a member from Caddo Paris h i·n al·l areas. Showboat '73 School Students. for girls with coat and tie requir­ of the ROTC "B" Rifle Team, Gail Anderson wa'S awarded first Senio rs inducted are Vanessa ed fo'r boys. Although the entire Science Club, and Computer p la ce in the Dairy Poster Conte·st. court will be formal dress, boys Bowden, Jeannie Campbell, Marc Club at Capt a in Shreve. Her poster will compete with T~ Be Staged Elwinger, Lind a Fannon, Kevin attending the prom wil·l have a other winners in the •state. Franklin, Tannie Fr ie rson, Carolyn e 4-H Club Places choice about wearing 1uxedos. The 4-H Club is now preparing The sixth annual Talent Show, Galloway, Li.nda Giii,Mark Grubb. One person d the couple must Several 4-H Club- members for an activ it y day in April. Stu­ spor)sored by the debat.e ream, Pa try Helland, Laura Jayne, Mar­ be a Shreve st•udent. Boys and participated in a paris h-wide con• dents will compete in different will be presented on April 12-13 ti n Kliin, Nick Lang, Sa m McDan­ girls are encouraged to invite test. parish wide contests. in the auditorium at 7:30 p .m. iel , St~zy Priddy and Jul ie Kay d ates. Tickets for "Showboat '73," All sug'gestions for fund rais-· Watkin~·· Nine juniors were also asked which go on sale April 4, can be ing ideas, bands or prom themes to join the national honor organ­ Grace Y()ung/JI()()r/ Wins purchased from Mr. Jack Bogan are welcome. Turn them into ization. They are Nancy Cooper, in ·Room 208 or from any debat­ any Junior Class Comm'<ttee Marshall Crenshaw, Linda Dr is­ er a;t $1 .50 pe•r person. member or Mrs. Linda Carlton. coll, Ruth Ann Francis, Roderick Elks Club Scn()larship Tryouts are being held at 6:30 Band Is 'Superior' Foppe, A!len Jones, Kathy Pool Grace Youngblood, senior, has 1972 issue of ELKS Magazine tonight in the auditorium. Any and Linda Beth Roby. been chosen by the Elks National that $557,700 in scholarship a­ student may en.fer-not necessar­ The Stage Band just returned These students are el igible for Found at ion to receive a scholar­ wards will be extended in the ily a Shreve student. Also clubs from the Southeastern Louisiana certain scholarships at particular sh ip. She has received a $50 sa­ 1973 "Most Valuable Student" at school may enter acts: then colleges-ac ross the country. They Un iversity Band Fes~ival held v ings bond and is now e li g ible end related allocated competi­ there w ill also be' a faculty skit. will also be featured in the So­ March 10. They rece ived super­ to compete state-wide for schol­ tions. ciety's book of Outstanding Stu­ ior ratings for their performance. arsh ips ranging from $3,000 to Any student in the graduating fTA. Plans April This is the fourth superior rat­ dents. -$600. class of a high school or college ing this year for t•he first Stage • Soph Wins Tltird preperator'y school•, or a fr.esh­ Band and the thi·rd for !lhe second Sophomore Bill Chalupnik re­ Grace plans to go to e ither LSU rnan, sophomore or junior i.n an State Convention in Baton Rouqe or LSU-S . At stage band. cently took third place in the High Preparations +or 1he FTA State Shreve , she is u vice-president of Ro nnie Saucier, Mike lawrence, Schco! Physics Divis ion at the Convention, Ap ril 1-3, were ,cin­ Caddo Parish Reg ion al Science the "Z" club, secreta ry of the Robert Smith, and Bruce Blake alized at a district meetin,g, Fa ir. National Honor Society, Student were selected for the All-Star March 7 in the CS auditorium. Council senator, Key club sponsor Honor Band at the festival. His exhibit was an experiment Activlities in,cluded nominal·· showi•ng a way of generating and member of the Latin club lng starte officers, choosing Mr. electric ity directly from combus­ and Qu ill and Scroll. As a soph'­ and Miss FTA, and selecting ta­ Deadline Soon! tion " Ph ysics" he said, "has been omore and a junior she was cho­ lent to reoresent District Four. The deadline for s-igning up my hobby for about a year now." sen cla ss favorite and homecom­ Nominees for state officers for Student Council executive of­ As far as he knows he w.as t he ing ma id, respectively. She was are: President, D~bb i e O'Neal of fices and shifting offices is March only sophomore in the division also a de!egate to Louisiana G irls' Bossier High; Vice President, Cin· 29. Students may sign up before so he looks forward to w inning Srate this past summer. dv ~ te ven s of .1\ ir line; Secretary, dd aher school o r during first next year with the experience he Elks Nat ional Foundation Trus­ Ca thy McCloud .of Southwood; pe1 ·i10d in room 204. got. tees announced in the November Treasurer, Donna Greer of Min­ den; Parlia menta rian, Vickie Wooten of Parkwa\V ; and Report­ fease Day' Provides Fun for All er-Historian, Rosemary Unl ing of Airline. Grease Up! Dress Up! and go Grace. Youngblood Dave Stevens of A irline was back to the SO's. Th i·s was the accredited college·, who is a citi­ nominated for Mr. FT A and Car­ order of the d ay on Friday, March zen of t'ne Un ited States and re­ la Powers of Minde 11'1 was nomi­ 9 . "Grease Day" was sponsored sident within the jurisdiction of nated Miss FT A. by the Key Club. the B. P. 0. Elks, may file an ap­ Selected to represent .the dis­ In stead of stude nts wearing olicat'ion. trict in the .talent show were plain, o ld school clothes, many · Scholarship, citizenship, per­ Rosemary Umbl ing, who played came as teeny boppers, hoods, and son;jlity, le=adership, perserver­ p iano, cr.d Ann Broad<lway, who bookworms. ance, resou rcefulness, patriotism, tape danced. Some of the fash io ns far boys g1:mera l worthiness, and financial Judges for the talent contest were chains, T-shirts containing nl2!ed are the criteria by wh ich ap­ were Mr. Greg Cofer, Mrs. Ruby sayi ngs, sunglasses, white socks plicants are judged. Powell and Mrs. Mable Walker. and rolled up jeans. Some of the fashions for the g irls were long skirts, rol led up jeans, white bl ou­ se·s, bobby-socks, and tremen­ FCA Holds ''Weekend of Stars' dous bows on top of pony-tails .. Fellowship of Christian· Ath­ with all the colleges and r;•ro ath­ That night, the Key Club also letes held a "Weekend of Stars'1 letes present. At ha lftirne of the held a "Rock and Roll Is Here tc, and began a Bible ~~tudy recent­ game, the finals of the o.ne-on­ Stay Dance." Couples boog i•ad ly . one contest we·re held, .along and rocked out to many of the h it This past weekenat saw our with singing and other ente1'iain­ tunes of the SO's.
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