the----- ~, The Boston Strangler Enterprise Captain Shreve High School, Shreveport, Louisiana See p:~ge 4 Volume X Number 2 November 16, 1979 Students upset over grades
by Vicky Nettles year, the·system will be in full Basic Phase Many juniors and seniors are swing, affecting all grades. A-3 points up in the air about the weighted The points given for grades B-2 points grade system because they feel received in the different phases C-1 point they were led to believe they are as follows: D-.5 points would be receiving weighted F-0 points grades in their phase classes this Enriched Phase These classes that will be year. However, the system only A-5 points weighted by the 1981-82 school affects this year's sophomores B-4 points year are the following: Phased and freshmen . C-3 points Courses-English I, English II, D-2 points English Ill, English IV, The system, designed to give F-0 points American History, Civics, more credit to the enriched phase Mathematics I, Mathematics II, because of the difference in General Phase General Science, and Biology. material presented, began with A-4 points Non-Phased Courses-Algebra I, last years freshmen. Every in B-3 points Algebra II , Advanced Mathe coming class of freshmen will be C-2 points matics, Biology, Physical receiving weighted grades from D-1 point Science, Chemistry, Physics, and Tommy Powell was recently promoted to assistant principal now on. By the 1981-82 school F-0 points Foreign language II, Ill, and IV. in charge of instruction and curriculum. Poole returns as teacher Powell takes office at CS by Missy Falbaum Other than that, it's still about It isn 't often that a previous the same." by Karen Coe are some mixed emotions, but I Captain Shreve student will Before coming to CS, Poole Tommy B. Powell took office think that I will enjoy it." return to his old alma mater and was working as a graduate assis Oct. 18 as the new assistant prin Powell has been with Captain become a teacher, yet one tant at Northwestern State cipal over instruction and cur Shreve since it first opened in Captain Shreve teacher did just University in Natchitoches. that. riculum after being appointed by 1967. Before coming to Shreve, There, he was involved in the Caddo Parish School Board . he began his teaching career at Martin Poole, who became a working with the track team. Powell's new job will involve Oak Terrace. In 1965, he taught member of the Shreve faculty Before that, Poole attended assisting the principal in investi algebra and was head coach at just three weeks ago, is teaching Centenary College where he gating, evaluating, and fulfilling Ridgewood Junior High School . Algebra II classes, having earned his undergraduate degree instructional changes on the In 1960, Powell received his replaced Tommy Powell who was in physical education and math recently promoted to assistant school level. He wi II also main bachelor's degree from Louisiana education. tain accurate records relating to Tech University in Mathematics. principal in charge of curriculum While a student at Captain curriculum procedures, instruc He received his master's degree and instruction. Poole is also the Shreve, Poole was on the track tional practices, and student in Administration and Super flead track coach now. team, which was then coached by records. vision from Northwestern State Former CS graduate, Coach A 1974 graduate of CS , Poole Powell. When Powell was asked how University in 1966. He has also Martin Poole, replaces Tommy says that the school has not really Poole enjoys Captain Shreve he felt about accepting this new earned thirty hours above his Powell as math teacher and changed much since he was here. and his classes so far. " It's good position, he said , "Well, there master's degree. track coach. "The only thing that has really to be back , and I' m enjoying my changed has been the faculty. job, " he said. Shreve's orchestra all 'strung up' by Dan Spivey with an enrollment of 1700 stu obtaining string players. Another organization such as the Shreve many more. Beethoven 's Fifth , The Bach dents has an orchestra of only 12 . reason is that the average port Symphony. As for an For an orchestra to be as Double, Tchaischovsky #4 , The The primary reason for this is student has from $400 to $1 ,000 orchestra for high school stu successful as the one at CS , a Boston Pops , and Leonard Bern that Captain Shreve has only two invested in his instrument alone, dents outside of school , there highly qualified director would stein . A familiar sound to "feeder" schools , and the therefore making it rather costly aren't any regular organ izatons be necessary. Janette Parker is familiar people at Captain majority of orchestra members to simply put it down never to as are for the band . However, the such a person . She started Shreve? Probably not. are students who participated in play again. However, one of the orchestra does participate in playing the violin in the seventh These terms and people are the program in junior high. principal motives for continuing many programs and some out-of grade, and has since continued. primarily the subject of the According to Mrs. Janette to play may be as Parker replied , state competitions. One such This talented instructor has a twelve people who make up the Parker, orchestra director. "When you have as much blood , competition will be the first week major in music education and has CS orchestra. The members of approximately 95 percent of all sweat , and tears in orchestra as in May in Audubon, Canada, at performed in the Shreveport the program spend many hours transferring orchestra students these students do , it's worth con which time the orchestra will Symphony for seven seasons , practicing the . works of these continue for four years. The tinuing ." compete as wi II the CS choir. therefore, demonstrating her famous people to make the remaining 5 percent do not con But how did these talented Furthermore, the orchestra ability. Parker commented that orchestra the outstanding tinue in many cases due to students learn to play symphonic has a number of performances most of her I ife is centered _ organization that it is. schedule conflicts upon entering music? The majority began scheduled locally. The organi around orchestra as would be The orchestra of Captain senior high. taking lessons in junior high and zation is scheduled to play, as is only natural after continuing for Shreve is composed of four basic Many people may be curious continued after transferring . to the CS band, on Nov. 19, for the this length of time. instruments. The violin, viola, as to what orchestra students do CS. Although to some, learning Louisiana Bandmasters conven For apparent reasons, Captain cello, and bass. Each student is after graduation. Does he or she to play an instrument may sound tion in connection with the Shreve has an outstanding required to practice a minimum continue with orchestra or drop it like an impossible task , Parker Louisiana Teacher's convention . orchestra well worthy of recogni of five hours a week, and of entirely and never play again? says, "Anyone can learn to play For those anxious to hear the CS tion . So next time you have the course , the more one practices, The answer to this is yes, an instrument." orchestra, they will have the opportunity, attend an orchestra the better he becomes at playing. most students continue and for In some instances, orchestra opportunity on Nov. 13, at which performance and you may soon In addition , about 50 percent of many reasons, too. One of these students continue through time the orchestra will present a be familiar with Beethoven 's the students in the program being that many colleges and college and earn a major in concert at CS . These are only a Fifth, The Bach Double, and receive private instructions out universities offer scholarships for music. Some are even serious few of the events scheduled for Leonard Bernstein , as are the side of school. outstanding orchestra students about partaking a career as a the orchestra; however, the twelve people in the orchestra One may wonder why a school because of the difficulty in professional musician in an orchestra plans to participate in here.
CONCENTRATION!
Members of the orchestra pre pare for a "session" with CS students at a recent pep rally.
(Right) Orchestra director, Mrs. ~ Janette Parker often practices along with her students. opinion 2 The Enterprise/November 16, 1979 AHendance policy aids students Because of the excessive tardies at the beginning of the school year, an absentee-tardy policy was put into effect Oct. 8 at Captain Shreve , in an attempt once more, to alleviate the problem . Because of this policy, there have been many unanswered questions among the student body as to how the system has been operating . Under the new system , teachers are to report all tardies and absences for each of their class periods the following day. On the reports, it is designated besides the student's name, as to whether that student was repoted as being absent on the absentee-check-in sheet , the day the report is filed. Each absence and tardy, (excused or unexcused), is recorded on the student's absentee-tardy fi Ie . If a student is absent during a class period and his name is not reported as being absent on the absentee sheet the following day, it gives the teacher reason to believe that the student has been skipping . Letters to The Louisiana law states that a student must be in attendance a fates of grath) minimum of 180 days ( during ((!) a given session. The Caddo Parish policy adopted Feb . 7, states that a student must be in attendance a mini Editor mum of 70 days per semester, to be eligible to receive credit for the course taken , allowing about 20 days for absences Dear Editor, . by Sarah Flowers as not t o be invading_ another's An exception is made (excused What does our school have absences) for students "space " the prev1ous idie attending school-selected or approved against Freshmen? Speaking activities , for personal illness, As Grath rounded the corner chatter is replace by the sound of serious illness in the family inside from first hand experience I feel substantiated by a certificate from a prac the Beck Building down the elevator's ascent. You would ticing physician , for town , he that we have been put down death in the immediate family, and for certain saw that the last ele th ink that everyone had lost his long religious holidays vator enough. You (the student . However, these students are expected to make up had the lighted sign tongue, and that the world's body) required assignments reading act as if we don 't exist. and/or pass proficiency exams. "This Car Up". As he secrets were being revealed in We're The made a having a hard enough parish absentee policy states that after five absences , the mad dash across the the lighted numbers above the time trying assistant lobby to adjust to this'· school principal over discipline, Donald Horton, sends out atten to catch it, the doors door, the panel of buttons on and yet dance closed we 're laughed at by letters to parents stating their ch ild has accumulated five unex , as they inevitably will. either side, or else on the floor. everyone we see . Everyone cused or excused absences. Upon receiving 10 absences, the principal While waiting for the next ele Eye contact i s a no-no in says "Get such 1nvo lved " . How (or appointed designate) calls for a conference with vator to arrive, being the obser close quarters, can we get , the parents. and even the involved when we're not Also, the school policy states that vant person he is, Grath casually slightest sn allowed after five tardies, a counselor iffle receives a glance to join service clubs, the pep contacts the student 's parents glanced around to see who else of scorn . . Even though this contact with the squad , etc. We can't even get parents is not required by law might be anticipating the car's , it is documented that an effort was involved at pep rallies because of made to help resolve landing. But Grath amuses himself the problem . After 10 tardies , the student is by the way we ' re put down . Do you contacted read ing these people's minds by a school advisor and the following day is spent in the . It honestly kn ow how it feels to be Reclamation There were is obvious what is in Room . The supervising instructor here gets the three young secre the men's booed by your own school when . taries who thoug hts. They student's assignments for h im to work on during the day. were gabbing about have this way of you try to su pport it? Sure we are "the fantastic sale seemi ng to be looking at Upon receiving 15 tardies, a student i s suspended for one day, " that was the outnumbered. but do you kn ow being held at a loc al departmen floor , but in all actuality but cannot return to schoo l without a parent accompanying him. And t , they are why? Som e Freshmen chose to store. Two m iddle-aged bus straining to sl ing their after the twentieth tardy, the student i s sus pended for three days i eyes stay at other sc hools th is year . nessmen who w si deways in Again , he cannot return to class without a parent. ere discussing a order to scru tinize because they thought th ey new sales tactic, while at the the women . On the other ha All students are accountable for all tardies. Exemptions are nd, couldn 't handle the harassment same ti me, secretly adm iring the women use this same made for students bringing a note or if prior arrangements have been tactic they 'd get from you . Weren't you those three young tadies . Two for comparing their made with a teacher for temporary he,alth problems, etc. clothes and all freshmen at one time? It's no matronly women that were looks with the female Even though three tardies is equ ivalent to one next to different from then . Remem ber absence, a chatti ng about a new recipe book them. student could easily be tardy 60 days w ith no absences and you can lea rn something from still pass entitled "101 Delicious Ways to the course. However, all students are capable of gett everyone - e ven FRESHMEN . ing to class on Prepare Tuna Fish " , wh il What was really strange was time, and each teacher is responsibl e dis So please give us a chance. e for requiring his students to do tas tefully eyeing the way we would juggle ou r so . It has been proven that the youthful Name W ithheld a student who parks in the stadium women . And selves around in order to c om parking lot , can walk finally, a delivery by request to a class on the third floor in five minutes. pensate for a space left by a We boy who wasn 't doing much of (Editors note: The student feel that the new policy of reporting students the day pro passenger who has made his who ceeding an ything . wrote the above letter their absence or tardy, has alleviated an excessive amount of exit. You would think we all had is the reci tardies Alas , the car arrived! After pient of the $10 prize offered during the one month it has been in effect. Though , as of yet, malaria ! by no dodging the disembarking pas the ENTERPRISE to the author full proof system has been devised to counteract the problem , it is sengers, we all piled in and A ll Grath can say is th of the best published in our opinion that this system will come close to solving the at he letter this problem . simultaneously fumbled for the was glad when it was month). However, the policy must be looked at objectively: his turn to it is not to threaten correct button for the desired get off; he was beginn the students, but to help them . ing to think floor. After situating ourselves so it was his breath!
Library needs expansion the Learning : The act or process of acquiring knowledge or sk ill. most cases , research is desired for more than five years back . In these How can students acquire knowledge in completing an assign situations, the school library is of little value. Some students Enterprise ment which requires research , if do there are not adequate resources poorly on their research papers because of these lack available for their use in our of r esour~es or school library. either because they do not have the t1me to go The library plays a vital to a public library Captain Shreve High Sch ool role in the learning process . If a student because they are working . cannot find information on 6115 E. Kings Hwy. a topic from a teacher, where can he go To alleviate this problem , we propose but to the library? that Room 215, which is Shreveport, LA 71105 located adjacent to the library, be used for library storage. This Captain Shreve's library seems adequate for students' would use, but provide for more desperately-needed space for magaz not necessarily so when it comes to the ines, teacher 's The Enterprise is published writing of term papers in a educational materials, additional audio-visual student's senior year aids. and additional once monthly of English IV. conference roooms. A new T-shack during each Shreve's library gets could be built for classes now schoo l year more use when students are working on us ing this room. by the news this project than at any other time paper staff at Captain of the year. Magazines in parti This would not only alleviate the storage space cular are used more; , but would be Shreve High School . Sub however, because of the lack of space in the beneficial to the students and teac.hers. There magazine room would be rn~re scripti ons are available for , magazines and " Reader's Guide to Periodical resources available for research projects for students and &udlo 25 cents Literature visual aids j)er issue upon " back dating about five or six years , must be discarded. In for teaching . request to The Enterprise. Editor-in-chief Leechia Jacobs If you had a personal problem, News Editors Amy Brossette backtalk would you go to a school counselor? Jerry Daugherty Feature Editor Missy Falbaum ''%; , Entertainment Editor Lisa Rothell Sports Editor Nancy Futrell Business Manager Christy Jones Advertising Manager Nikki Saxon Photographers Mark McCrocklin Mark Brelsford Artist Pat Bertinelli Writers : Dan Spivey , Vicky Nettles, Karen Coe, Dennis Ester Amy McCowen Stanley Davis David O'Brien Layna Cook , Terrie Senior Junior Junior Junior M ichaels , Buck Bill ings , 1 don I would go to Sandra Atchley 't know the counselors No, I just can 't talk to peo 1 would go to them for a a counselor if I , Rand y very had a school related Carrier, well . I don' t go to them pl e I don' t know . I would go to school problem , but not for a problem . Kenneth I couldn 't just go up to enough to put my trust 1n a parent or a friend . I'm cl oser personal problem. I would some Meyers. one I d id n't know. I would go Bus1ness tehm. to them an d ca n talk to them probabl y go to my baske staff: Lucretia tball to a f riend or church easier . I would have to know teammates because coun Gandy, J iII Booker. I associate ce lor, someone who the co unselor wel l. with them more would Adviser: M rs. Gaye . They are my know how to treat the prob big brothers lem Gannon , so if I can't trust and would keep a mutual trust them, I can 't talk to anyone. of privacy . The Enterprise/November 16, 1979 news 3 news briefs the
Miss Shreveport Pageant college Any female student interested in participating in the Miss Shreveport pageant this year should obtain an application from the bound Shreveport Jaycees . Th e pageant, sponsored by the Jaycees, is accepting applica Students who are planning to tions through December 1. Applications may be obtained at 1027 attend college and would like Jordan St. or by telephone at 424-2053. financial aid should pick up a BSA financial aid form in the Barbara Jean Mason , a math and English teacher at Green Guidance and Reference Room . Oaks High Sch ool, recently spoke to the Black Stud ies members at The Fioancial Aid Form (FAF) - cs. is a form that must be filled out Miss Mason, known as " Miss Grambling" , spoke about her in order to apply for financial aid days in college and how it could influence the Black Studies members from the Basic Education Oppor when they attend college. tunity Gran·t Program (Basic Get Smart Grant or B EOG), state scholar Get Smart, a new concept in the tutoring of students will be ship and grant programs, or located at 9242 Mansfield Road and open year round for both elemen financial aid programs at indi tary and secondary students. vidual colleges. The hours of instruction at the Get Smart center will be from 4 The Basic Grant is money to to 6 p.m. on Tuesdays an Thursdays. Summer hours may be Melanie Snodgrass and Susan Ulmer dressed the role for help the student pay for his arranged. "Sophomores don't clown around day" during Homecoming college education after high A student needing help with different subjects of basic skills week. school . It is not a loan , so it does can obtain one-to-one tutorial instruction at the center. Academic not have to be paid back. services are provided for honor roll students also. While trained professionals in the field of education run the Many states include i nforma center, the tutors themselves are high school and college honor Outstanding tion with this FAF about how to students. apply for a state grant or loan. If In addition to the Get Smart Center here in Shreveport, there this is not included, contact your .are centers located in Houston, Texas , and Minden, Louisiana. seniors to be ( ...... _t ,_·d_b_i_t_s_) high school counselor or college Further information may be obtained by contacting the financial aid administrator for President of Get Smart Tutorial Service, Charles T. Hennigan, at more information . - 687-7348 . identified · by Missy Falbaum To find out what aid programs Anna Latham PRINCETON , N.J.-A model are available at a particular CS senior, Anna Latham, was presented the Good Citizenship program aimed at recognizing Throughout the years times college and what forms need to Award by Mary Clyde Wintle, chairman of the Shreveport Chapter of artistically gifted high school changed. Captain Shreve be filled out, contact the financial the Daughters of the American Revolution at an assembly Nov. 8. students across the country has teachers who think they have it aid administrator at that college. In order to receive such an award , qualities of leadership, been launched by Educational bad now should look at the list dependability, service, and patriotism have to be exemplified . Testing Service (ETS) and the below, compiled by a New York In most states, a state agency Anna was selected by a small group of faculty members who U .S. Office of Education . City principal in 1872, and be offers additional financial aid. met to select one senior student, boy or girl , who merits such an The program will identify thankful that times have Many types of aid are offered honor. graduating high school seniors changed . through the college as well. Quiz Bowl who are outstanding in the visual These can include grants (money Captain Shreve's Quiz Bowl Team for the 1979 session consists arts, music, dance, theater or 1 . Men teachers may take one that doesn 't have to be paid of Karen Purdy, Denise Taylor, John Trigg , and Mike Alford . The writing, and will provide a pool of evening each week for back), loans, and jobs. team alternates will be Evan Campbell. All team members were potential candidates to be con courting purposes, or two Financial aid is also provided chosen after elimination rounds , which were held the end of October sidered by the Commission on evenings a week if they go to by community agencies, founda and the first of November. Presidential Scholars for selec church regularly. tions, corporations, unions, Rifle Team tion as 1980 Presidential Scholars clubs, and ~ivic and cultural ROTC "A" Rifle Team stands at a 3-0 in the Chamber of in the Arts. 2. After ten hours in school , the groups. Commerce district league. To be eligible, a student must teacher should spend the time The " A" Rifle Team defeated Natchitoches Central High School expect to receive a high school reading the Bible. with a team score of 1 282 to 1 170. Team members and their diploma during the 1979-80 individual scores are M~rris Lew'is witha 264 , followed by Mike school year and reside in the "buy"/ ines Nelson, 260; Team captain Clyde Dornier, 257; David Smith, 256; and 3. The teacher who performs his United States. Applications must labors faithfully for five years Whit Conway, 245 . be filed by Dec. 15. 0 rien teeri ng will be given an increase of Seniors: You need to raise CS The application will require twenty-five cents per week. spirit higher if you want to ROTC Orienteering Club recently placed second and fourth in candidates to submit evidence of team competition in the sixth annual orienteering meet sponsored by keep our super winning streak outstanding achievement in one of the spirit stick each year. Northeast University Orienteering Club, according to Sgt. Maj. or more areas of the arts, 4. Every teacher should lay Henry Chiasson. including: aside from each pay check a David Smith, Greg Ware, Greg Rewis, and Karen Sikes made goodly sum of his earnings for For Sale: B-flat clarinet-$85.00 • A narrative statement of the (Regualr $250.00) 8-track tape up the second place team . Todd Freeman, Matthew Anderson, Jeff nature and extent of the his benefit during his Busey, and Diane Winchel made up the fourth place team . declining years so that he will player-$10.00 . 868-7394 for student's participation in the more information. They also placed first and third in the fifth annual Arkansas arts. not become a burden on Championship Orienteering meet. First place members were Gr.eg Each year, the Presidential society. Ware David Smith David Freeman , and Matthew Anderson. Th1rd Whoever is giving the senior Scholars Program honors the place 'team membe;s were Diane Winchel, Karen Sikes, and Grant party that Dixie Olmstead is nation's . most academically 5. Women teachers who marry Clark. president of, please take a accomplished graduating or engage in unseemly con minute out of your day and 4-H seniors. These students are duct will be dismissed. sa-,e newspapers!! Captain Shreve 4-H Club elected officers at the last monthly invited to Washington, D.C., to meeting. They are as follows: Janie Black, president; Wanda receive the Presidential Scholars Jackson, vice-president; Anna Jacobs, secretary; Cheryl Daniels, medallion . treasurer; Carol Fleeman, reporter; Leechia Jacobs, community ser Although there are no federal vice chairman; and Aaron Brubaker, co-chairman. monetary awards given to Presi dential Scholars, many out The club collected canned goods for the needy as it's November standing students receive special service project . Activities planned for December include attending scholarships and other awards photography and wildlife clinics, and assisting junior 4-H Clubs with through state and community Production Service, Ltd. their monthly meetings. groups and private - sector or ' ganizations. Carol Fleeman and Leechia Jacobs were elected as president Applications and further and treasurer, respectively for the Caddo Parish 4-H Photography information may be obtained by Club. writing or calling Scholars in the Drama Club Arts Program, P.O. Box 2876 , Drama Club members Mark McCrocklin, Van Roy , Natalie Princeton, N.J. 08541 ; (609) Nichols, and Mike Philley, attended the Southwest Theatre Con 921-9000, extension 3113 . An ference in Little Rock, October 25-27. The conference featured work application request should indi ships in various areas of drama. cate whether the student will Drama Club officers are Everette Silas, president; Carroll submit an application in visual Watts, vice-president; Sybil Badugu, secretary; Lorrie Anderson, arts, music, dance, theater, or PatrDns treasurer; and Rachel Wilcox, historian. writing, McNamee Research The Jim Webbs Mr. Bunyan Jacobs Mrs. Bunyan Jacobs Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Webb Mr. & Mrs. Fred Fanta Mrs. Gail Leeth Mr. & Mrs. Nathaniel Lewis Mr. & Mrs. Richard Painter Mrs. Dorothy M. Henderson Classified Ads Mrs. Evelyn B. McCrocklin Mr. & Mrs. Abram Valore, Jr. N. Orbitt Coach Jonny Burnom Mr. Warren D . Grafton Mrs. Elbert Roberson The Enterprise has a new Classified Ad column-Buy Lines-beginning this Mo·s. Sandra & H .B . Cook Coach Albert Levinston Mr. Mrs. Marvin E. issue. We will run your classified ad free of charge if you will write the information & Coach Clarance Conway Brossette ' Mr. Rett J. Myers in the space below, then bring it to Room 202. All ads must be 25 words or less. Mr. & Mrs. Otto Brossette Mrs. Mabel Walker Mr. & Mrs. E .D. Adams Kenneth S. Myers Mrs. Bertha Giffin, Jim Mrs. Irma Green Jackson Scott, & Ann Mr. Leonard P. Sykes Verna Jacobs Mrs. David Newstadt Mr. & Mrs. Mark Wentz Mr. & Mrs. Ray Howard Mr. & Mrs. Homer Mills & NHS officers, Amy, Elise, Laura NHS Officers, Amy Elise, Mrs. Mary A. Gallaspy Karen, and Tracy Mr. & Mrs. Lionel Burke & Gloria and John Annette 4 features The Enterprise/November 16, 1979
by Randy Carrier The next night, August 20, woman was found gagged and on with a bright silk scarf and and white flowered scarf, and a Evening. You sit watching 1962, Jane Sullivan, a sixty her back in the middle of her around her neck was a blood pink silk scarf tied around her television as you hear a knock on seven year old Bostonian was room. She was completely nude stained stocking. There was also neck in a huge flowing bow. your front door. You rise to open found having been dead over a and in a spread-eagle position as blood on her chest and a gag in Around her body were many your front door. You rise and week, face down in her bathtub, had all the other victims. Again her mouth . Not only had she implements that hinted of many open it. A man stands in the kneeling with head and arms in the nylon stockings were found been strangled , but she had been violent and perverted sex acts doorway and tells you the six inches of water. Her house around her neck, only this time it stabbed twenty - three times. performed on her. A couple such superintendent sent him to coat had been pulled over her was tied so tightly, it cut into the Four in the throat , eighteen implement were a steak knife repair a leaky window. Without a shoulders and her under skin of her neck and was almost around her left breast (forming a and a broomstick handle. The second thought, you let him in. garments had been pulled down lost to sight. bullseye) , and one directly in the real clincher, though, was a card You turn your back on him and around her ankles. And of Twent y-one days later, the last center of that breast. News of the found by one of her toes that read begin to walk back toward the course , a pair of her own nylon day of the year 1962, Patricia murders spread nationwide. This "Happy New Year! " The nation television set. A sound behind stockings were tied around her Bissette, a twenty-three-year-old was the first time a knife had was horrified. The people would you makes you look back, but you no longer wait for something to turn too late. Before you can happen. Something had to be move, a hand has clamped your done. neck. You stare in horror inta his T ime passed and no more dark insane eyes which grow Look into his ·eyes strangling!? came about, but still darker and more horrible as his the Strang ler could not be found. grip tightens. Your tongue Countless suspects were ques begins to protrude from your tioned a nd countless held under mouth as you gasp for your last arrest , but still none could prove precious breaths. Only moments fully to be the Strangler. Then remain as you feel uncon came the day Albert DeSalvo, a sciousness setting in . Look into man already in jail concerning his eyes , it's the last thing you ' ll some petty burglary from the ever see ... past , told an inmate that in the April14, 1962, Anna Slesers, a past he had been called "The fifty-five year old woman was Measuring Man", "The found dead lying on her back, Catman ", and the "Green Man", completely nude, with a belt but as soon as he contacted his from her housecoat tied tightly lawyer, F. Lee Bailey, soon to be around her neck. At first the known for his part in the Sam Boston police determined the Shepard case , he would be incident as suicide. The Boston Strangler known as "The Boston S' MClfl " . Sixteen days later, within the The inmate, quite startled by same five mile area, Nina throat in the "Strangler's Knot" . nurse was found face up on her been used on a victim. It seemed this revelation, told the warden Nichols, a sixty-eight year old Boston was a town possessed bed with a white bedsheet up to · as though that as the deathcount who in turn contacted Bailey. woman was found in much the by terror. Women would no her neck. Upon removal of the increased, the more insane and Further investigation, hypnotic same manner with the exception longer leave their apartments, sheet , the Strangler's Knot could perverted the Strangler became. tests , lie detection test, etc. , took that instead of a housecoat belt and doors were only opened to be seen , also her nude form was The worst was yet to come. place and in every instance identified persons. There around her neck , there was found was found lying neatly with her arms November 23 , 1963, the day DeSalvo's revelations proved to a even one reporting of an pair of her own nylon stockings elderly at her side and legs together. She after President John F. Kennedy be true. He even described in tied in a double half-hitch knot lady who answered her door and was the first and only victim to was assasinated , Joan Graff, detail the eleven murders plus had a heart attack with the ends turned up as if to at the sight of be found in such a neat posiition. twenty - three, became the admitted to two more, until then an unknown man standing resemble a bow. This was to in it. Was there some clue here? Some Stragler's tenth victim. She was unconnected with the initial He turned out to become known as the be an encyclo personal link to the Strangler? found lying dyagnolly across her stranglings. He also admitted pedia salesman. "Stangler's Knot" . There could A local news Did she know the answer to the bed , nude, with legs spread minute details that only the paper even ran be no denying, the Boston a front page much sought for question? The nearly five teen from toe to toe . police and the Strangler could " Appeal To Strangler's reign of terror had Strangler" and it dead won 't tell. Police investi Around her neck was a nylon have known . After a long period begun. read , " Don 't kill again, come to gated further. stocking and a pair of black leo of questioning and observation, One month later, on August us for help ... You are a sick tards in the Strangler's officials were positive that So ended that bleak year of knot 19, 1962, sevety-five year old Ida man. You know it . . . this appeal but form ing a huge clownlike DeSalvo was in truth the Boston 1962, the Strangler's score now lrga was found by her son lying is to you, the man you were bow. Teeth marks were Strangler. included seven lives. Still there found on dead on her living room floor, before this terrible urge over her left breast. She was a Sunday Aftermath was no real clue, still the completely nude, with a pillow whelmed you . You don't want to School teacher. When would the DeSalvo's actions were deter Strangler stalked the streets case tied in the double half-hitch kill again , but you know you will horror end? When would the mined to temporary insanity even though a combined force of due around her neck. Two chairs had unless you give yourself up." No Strangler be stopped? to . sexual rejection nearly twenty-six hundred men The and he was been placed on either side of the reply came. Mental specialists, answers were not forthcoming. given a. life sentence and women working twelve to . The most front door and her feet had been psychologists, and medical Finally, on January 4, 1964, the ironic thing fourteen hours a day pursued about all the locked in the back rungs of the examiners decided to band to Strangler commited his stranglings were him . Was he a genious, or simply final and that the total chairs, placing her in a grotes gether and try to determine a most cruel murder. After this count of clues left by the reason, some motive a madman? No answers. quely spread eagle position , feet for the murder the highest lawmaking Strangler were as follows: four facing the door. Strangler's actions. For in every May 6, 1963, the Strangler struck again. This time it was body in Boston took over the cigarette butts, a metal washer Soon news of the murders incident, the victim's entire investigation. The final victim the size of a coin , a piece of foil, apartment had been Beverly Samans , a twenty-three reached the press and panic searched was Mary Sullivan, a simple girl and a burnt scrap of paper. What spread. Women began double and yet, never had any money year old Bostonian . This was to be the most grotesque death to of nineteen found by her two would have happened had locking their doors, and people nor any article been taken . The roommates, sitting against date. She was found nude, in a the DeSalvo not turned himself in? began making obscene phone mystery continued . headboard of her bed, knees Perhaps he would still spread eagle position on her con bent be walking calls. The city of Boston was in December 5, 1962, Sophie and spread wide, with a charcoal the streets today . It's vertible sofa bed , her wrists tied something an uproar. Clark, a twenty - year -old Negro colored stocking , a bright pink to think about .
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Phone Address ~--- ·-- 868-4567 City _ ____ St__ _ Zip_ The Enterprise/ November 16, 1979 Ts~~~!~~~~swo~nd W, ' ~ ~W~~~ "suicide" in Webster's Dic tionary which read: suicide-the intentional taking of one's life. finding help is preferable to Sue lost her father in a car becoming just another grim crash , her self-confidence, and statistic. - her best friend , her mother, who now just ignores her. Now Sue Myths and reality wants to lose herself. In an excellent book that looks She fantasized incessantly at suicide, Too Young to Die: Types of Suicide about killing herself , until one Youth and Suicide, by Francine There are four different types day she turned fantasy into Klangsburn argues that some of suicide. reality. Sue slit her wrists. very tired , very dangerous myths The first type is the logical sui The blood began to spill . She often keep people from helping cide in which the individual is in laughed to herself with pride as their friends. Here are some of actual physical pain and show to the way she was staining her them. very little change in his line of mother's favorite satin sheets Myth: Once a person has decided reasoning. with her life. The blood shot out to kill himself, no one can stop The second type is the paleo Cheerleaders purchased this cake in the shape of an alligator for of her veins in spurts, some him. logical type of suicide with symp CS Homecoming festivities. traveling as far as three feet. Reality: People who are on the toms of delusions, halucinations l Once she tried 10 write her name verge of suicide usually have and thinking and feeling prose on the wall with it , but it ran and very mixed emotions. They cuted. This is often characterized Test deadline set gathered in a pool on the floor. waver between longing for death by a confused line of thinking. She laughed again , " Mother will and desire for life. According to a The third type is a catagorical LAFAYETTE, LA.-Registration deadline is November 16 for be sorrry, I hope this drives.her recent study , about 70 percent of suicipe, noticeable by errors in the National Engineering Aptitude Search (NEAS) test, which will be 'Crazy for it 's her fault tha!,.-l'm all teenagers who attempt sui speaking and confusion in self given at the University of Southwestern Louisiana, on January 12, _ doing this. She won't miss me, cide do so at home, between the experienced rei at ionsh ips. 1980. Any high school student may take the test. and I won't miss h .... " hours of 3 p.m. and midnight Fourth, there is cultural sui The USL College of Engineering will award 10 scholarships to The grim statistics when their parents are there-so cide in which the suicidal person high school seniors with the highest test scores. The two highest The suicide rate among 15-to- they can be stopped or saved. has the idea that death means a scorers will receive $250 a semester for two semesters; eight other 24-year aids has risen by almost Myth: When a person talks about transfer to another existence and students will each receive a $250 scholarship. 300 percent in just twenty years. killing himself, he is just looking views suicide as a way to escape Scholarship students must enroll full-time at USL in either An average of 13 teenagers kill for attention. Ignoring him is the to something better. chemical, civil, electrical, mechanical, or petroleum engineering. themselves every day. best thing to do. The NEAS determines a student's aptitude in verbal, In four out of every tive SUI Suicide is the third leading Reality: Ignoring him is the worst numerical, science. and mechanical comprehension. Test fee is $5. cides, the victim wii'l show killer of teens (following acci thing to do. It's true: People who signs or signals he is going to kill dents and homicides). As it these talk about suicide want atten himself: statistics are gruesome enough , tion-in the way a drowning per • A previous attempt to commit some experts argue that suicide son wants a lifeguard to save suicide. may, in fact, be the number one him. Almost every kid who killed ·A suicide threat killer. himself talked about suicide prior • Any instance that indicates The basis for this argument? to his death. ZALES the individual expects to die Suicides often go into the books Myth: Once a person tries to kill soon, such as writing a will or as accidental deaths. For exam himself and fails, the excru giving away treasured posses ple: a person killed in a head-on ciating pain and shame will keep sions . collision while driving at night on him from trying again. • A marked change in the wrong side of a highway with Reality: The reverse is true. The behavior, such as declining no headlights, would probably be first attempt is the toughest. school performance or a break pronounced an accident victim Once the barrier between away from peer-group activities. unless there was positive proof of thought and action is crossed, *Mental depression-"the suicide, such as a suicide note. subsequent attempts are easier. blues" -which can be seen by Though about 5,000 teenagers Eighty percent of the people who loss of appetite, a change in kill themselves each year, the commit suicide have tried to kill sleep pattern, loss of interest in number who attempt to kill themselves at least once before. sex . themselves is as much as one There's no myth-or perhaps hundred times as high, or about fantasy is a better word-more Help five hundred thousand teens. treacherous than this one, to There are at least 200 centers Psychiatrists claim that many which many suicidal teenagers across the country, where one in this last group-the attempted cling: "I know my parents wish I can call tor help 24 hours a day, 7 suicides-are really looking for was never born. 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masters Album Released Since then they have recently released an album entitled "All Your Pretty Moves," that seems of rock to be selling at an amazing rate . Soul The album was originally 1. Knee Deep-Funkedelic planned to be a demo tape but it 2. Don't Stop-Michael by Randy Carrier turned out so well, Survivor Jackson Shreveport, a city usually not decided to release it as an album. 3. Yoiu Get Me Hot-Jimmy known for or considered to be too The result was a well-crafted and Bo Horne full of good mus1c1ans, has well-produced album featuring 4. Street Life-Crusaders turned out some exceptional the lyrics of singer Brian Clark. 5. Between You & Me-Curtis bands. A premier hard rock To Survivor, the lyrics mean a Mayfield band, for example, is Survivor, a lot , as Brian Clark put it, "The Hard Rock band, Survivor, upcoming rock stars of the future. 6. Rise-Herb Albert four man band with Brian Clark idea of the lyrics saying some 7. Glide-Pleasure on lead vocals, and bass guitar, thing is part of the whole philo 8. I WannaBe Your Lover Brian Martini on drums, and sophy of the band. What we try something to bring the people or Columbia may hear it and Prince Paul Restovich and Pat O'Hara to do is act on two levels, to out of it and that's New Wave." make possible a future national 10. Ladies Night-Kool & The sharing lead guitar duties, and where somebody who is intel And drummer Brian Martini release. Sometime in the near 10. Ladies Night-Kool & The are all native Shreveporters. lectually interested in music and adds, "Regardless, people still future, Survivor hopes to play at Gang Survivor, as it is known today, wants to get something out of it like to dance.'' Hirsch Memorial Colliseum , but KROK formed approximately two years can enjoy it and somebody that's When not performing , Sur they think that before they could 1. Still-Commodores ago. Originally, Survivor on a more primevillevel and likes vivor practices five nights a week do that, they would have to be 2. Please Don 't Go-K.C. & included another lead sing and a hard rock can enjoy it, too." at their home base . Soon , successful in the Dallas-Houston The Sunshine Band different drummer. After the Noticeably, on the album are though, they will be going on the area. As far as local popularity, 3. Good Girls Don 't-The singer and the drummer left, such influences as Judas Priest, road and won 't be stationary for Survivor feels that if people Knack Brian Clark took over lead vocals UFO, and Thin Lizzy which any long period of time. Future would request more of their 4. Dim All the Lights-Donna q.nd Brain Martini took over on Survivor admits to, and when plans consist of extensive travel music on radio stations like Summer the drums. After that, Survivor playing clubs, Survivor plays and, depending on the sales of KMBQ, this future success could 5. You Decorated My Life- took to the club circuits in Dallas some material by these bands as this first album, possible release be much more possible. Kenny Rogers and Houston, sometimes well as original material. Also, in of a follow-up album. All in all, Survivor has what it 6. Get It Up-Ronny Milsap returning to the Shreveport area. their club act they include a lot of The main reason for the takes to be the new Rock and Roll 7. Heartache Tonight-Eagles They even backed up the hard New Wave material, as guitarist release of this first album was a kings of the future and if they 8. Come To Me-France Joli rock band Axis last fall in a very Paul Restovich puts it, "Though hope that maybe a prominent keep on at the pace they're go 9. Ships-Barry Manilow successful concert. Disco is dead, we still need label such as Mercury, Capitol, ing, the future holds no limits. 10. Babe-Styx
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by Missy Falbaum 1f they preferred pertorming in Shreveport, Bruce responded , They consist of John Howe by saying , "That 's a pretty tough on sax , Chris McGaa on key question. With traveling and per boards, Budy Flett on guitar, terming in new places it 's such Pat Jacobs on drums, and Bruce a great personal challenge, you Flet on bass , and already they are playing to a new audience are becoming one of Shreve for the first time and everything port 's hottest bands. is so new and different, yet it's always great to come back home "A" Train has definitely made to Shreveport." a name for themselves. The group is probably best known With " A" Train 's growin£ Pat Jacobs is the new drummer Guitar player Buddy Flett (left) and his older brother, Bruce for their New Orleans style jazz popularity it has allowed the for A-Train and staff drummer Flett, bass player, are two of the musicians for the local band, music. In fact the name of the band to play with some pretty for Southern Star Recording A-Train. band comes from Duke Elling big named bands. "We have Studio. ton's theme song "Take the A gotten the chance to play on the Train ", a popular song from the same bill with such well known album reviews big jazz era. Yet " A" Train's bands as Asleep at the Wheel , music can go anywhere from pro Earl Scruggs, Michael Murphy, Le Reux, David gressive country to a little bit Alan Coe , Dou£ Kershaw, Amazing Rhythrr· of Geroqe Benson's type music. Aces , and Raymond Blake, • said Chris. "The Little R1ver "A" Train got together sort Band came into a place where we of by accident. Most of the were playing one night, he con members of the group were out tinued , "and their piano and of work and had left the band quitar player came up on stage they were previously in . John and started jamming with us. • explained , "Chris and I really got together first , he had just quit a band and I wanted some One of the major accomplish body talented to pract1ce with, ments for " A " train has been Bruce added , "The Flett the release of their recent Brothers band broke up about album . They have already sold this time so we started working almost 2,000 copies and are plan by Randy carrier by Buck Billings with by Randy Carrier them a little bit . and all ning to press another thousand. Finally Kenny Rogers is On Judas Priests ' new live Survivor, a local hard rock of a sudden we realized that if The band has received a lot of starting to go back to the type of release " Unleashed in the East ", band, has released an excep we had a drummer. we could be air play on their album on such tional music he was famous for in the the band definitely displays some debut album, entitled "All making a little money per rad1o stations as KROK and early Seventies when he was with dynamic rock and roll. Though Your Pretty Moves". Throughout forming." At the time that we KMBQ. Howard Clark from the First Edition. Rogers' new got together the album seems rather quickly the disc, vocalist-bassist Brian we could have cared KMBQ has really helped us album , titled "Kenny", is one thrown together, the musical Clark, guitarists Pat O' Hara and of less whether we made money or out a lot with the sell and air his best studio quality is exceptional. For Paul Restovich, and percus albums he has not. We just wanted to play play of our album," said John. instance on Diamonds and Rust , sionist Brian Martini lay down ever put out, which is evident by the type of music that we wanted If you would like to hear more a-remake of Joan Baez's past hit, some outstanding rock and roll. the sales , since they have sur to. Now we are making a living of "' A "' Train of the radio please Robert Halford, the bands lead Such numbers as " Breakout", passed that of another chart doing it. " Pat, the band's new call anyone of the local radio drummer singer, does some fine "Kristalnacht" , and "The New buster by Rogers, "The has recently joined stat 1ons and request one of the group. vocalizing. Also on other tunes Order" , display some dynamic Gambler" . the band's songs . The group has such as The Ripper and Victim of lead guitarsmanship by O'Hara Rogers does some great even gotten air play on their vocalizing Changes, Halford displays ad and Restovich and numbers and harmony singing The down to earth guys in album in Arkansas and their miral voice control by belting out "Homeland" and "Deceive Me" on this album which up until now the band who range in age from album has sold as faraway a couple of the highest, loudest, give vocalist-bassist Brian Clark was only seen in his days with 23 to 29 , have played not as Oklahoma. and steadiest yells you'll ever and percussionist Brian Martini a the First Edition. His hit single, only in Shreveport but in hear. Lead guitarist, K.K. chance to display some intricate "You Decorated My Life" , is a surrounding areas as well. In Downing, and Rhythm guitarist, bass playing and drumming, fine piece of music which shows Louisiana they have traveled to How far does "A" Tra1n plan Glenn Tipton (who also shares respectively. Rogers capability of singing and Hammond, Baton Rouge, on going with their musical some of the vocals) exhibit out Creative lyrics by vocalists song writing. All in all the album Lafayette, Ruston, · and places careers? As with any type, standing guitar work on the disc. Brian Clark add a lot to the make is worth the price you pay for it. as far away as Port, Aransas, they plan on pursueing 1t for In the rhythm department, bass up of the album as in "Kristal Texas, and Tulsa, Oklahoma. lifetime, but Chris summed player lan Hill and drummer Les nacht" and "The New Order" "The one place that we'd really it up best by saying , "We Sinks definitely set the pace for which tell of Hitler's reign in the like to play Dallas," said want to go as far as we can, this one of a kind live release. 40 's. Bruce. When they were asekd and still be ourselves." The Enterprise/Noyember 16, 1979 7) Talent displayed in 'Black Comedy' Zimmerman individualistic If the Tony Awards were to be given to high schools , the Captain Shreve Drama Department would definitely receive one for by Lisa Rothell that he had been in two Broad their recent production of " Black Comedy" on November 6, 7, 8. Mark Zimmerman believes way pays, "20th Century " and The title of the play is rather misleading . One might expect the in doing his own thing . Zimmer "Shanando ", and had been in play to be about raci3m yet " Black Comedy" is about a group of man , a New York actor, recently a number of off-Broadway plays, people who face a night of darkness when the electricity goes out in visited Miss Maleda McKeller's including some free plays, so • their apartment. drama class while in Shreveport agents and producers could The play is a zany comedy and features some new found starring in the musical , "Go Out see his work. " I've also appeared Captain Shreve talent . Sophomore Steve Johnson , portrays Singing ", written by Bill Heyer in two soap operas, 'Search Brindsley, the main character of the play. Johnson did a fantastic job and Hank Beebe. for Tomorrow " and 'One Life to Live;• which with his role as a young English man , who finds himself in quite a jam Zimmerman said that a I've had minor person who roles in ," he said . when the lights do go out . His accent is stunning , and he definitely is wants to be a actor doesn 't ·have to go talented in acting . Suzie Mason , also a sophomore, plays Carol , to college, In summinQ up his talk to the Brindsley's fiancee. Colonel Melkett, the stereotypic old Englishman 1n fact , he said that college class , Zimmerman said , " Do doesn 't teach all aspects was senior Mark McCronklin. Harold Gorringe, a neighbor of of being what you want, enjoy it, and an actor, such as how Brindsley 's, a boisterous collector of art was well acted by Van Roy . to survive believe in yourself and what you on peanut-butter sandwiches Lisa Goodman did a stunning job with her role as Clea, a sultry ev1l for are doing? He also said not to a year. woman who had once been Brindsley's girlfriend. But the most be scared of taking chances. "If you really want to become memorable role was portrayed by Debbie Davis. Davis played Miss "All good actors take chances." a professional actor then you Furnival , an old woman who was a friend of Brindsley's, and becomes must move to either New York a drunk in the play . Her acting brought much laughter from the audience. or Los Angeles. I've I ived i ~ Calendar New York for five years and I Assistant student directors for "Black Comedy " were John love it. It is really a friendly November David Hv;ning and Claudia Franklin New York actor, Mark Zimmer . place but have a lot of money 15-17 "The Shadow Box"- A standing man discusses the ovation following the performance was evidence of "ife of an when' you come because you ' ll Little Theater the play's popularity. Talent , such as was displayed in this comedy is acto; to Miss Maleda McKellar's need it," said Zimmerman. 17 Dallas Black Theater, lnc. probably the reason why " Black Comedy" was such a hit at Captain drama class. You most also have an agent S'port Civic Center Shreve. and join an actors union which 20 ZZ Top-Hirsch Coliseum cost around $500. " You are not 23 Santa Claus arrives at Mall considered a professional if you St. Vincent don 't ," explained Zimmerman. 23-25 "The Innocents"- Pan plays what people want to hear When asked what his credits Majorie Lyons Playhouse include, Zimmerman replied 30 Kansas-Hirsch Coliseum by Buck Billings weekends , and we have been He also has a music major from The mythological god of fear, asked to play for the St. Stephen F. Austin University half-goat halt-man yet Pan was Vincents Christmas Party." in Texas . also the god of seductive or very Pan belongs to the Musicians's Last but not least, the lead pleasing music. Union which makes sure quitarist and back up vocalist A group in Shreveport plays whenever they play a club or who makes his singing debut this type of music and their name dance they get payed . When on the Beatles favorite, " Hard is Pan . The band consists of Pan played at the Cotton Days Night" is a senior at two brothers, Andy Sibley, who Exchange they were told days Captain Shreve and the youngest attends LSUS and plays drums, in advance that they would be band member. Bob Sibley, who attends payed $300 .00 the night they Chuck said , "We have to play Centenary and plays keyboards , played. The the morning of the what people like whether we like flute, sax, and vocals , Alan night tha they were sup to do it or not, that way we can Fox , bass player and vocals , posed to play they were told get the people in the audience and Chuck Haberthur who plays that they would. receive $125 .00 . to associate with us ." · rhythm and lead guitars and also Bob stated , "We were scaled , The Group plays tunes by vocals . it made me mad but when I Steely Dan , Leonard Sky nard , Pan , even though the group later found out that the same Doobie Brothers, the Beatles, has only been together for three thing happened to " A " Train and Elton John , Bob Seager , Crosby, months, harmonize and play to Southpaw, (two other local Stills & Nash , Seals & Crofts, gether as though they have been bands) I d idn 't let it get to me The Wings, and some of together for a few years . Pan so bad. their own material . has already played at the Cotton Bob, who has been playing Alan said " I have a friend Exchange, which is a local club, sazaphone for five years and that works for RCA Records "Texarkana Correctional made all-state with his sax once, and if we get a chance we lnsf itute, Byrds Homecoming , is also a good keyboard player might send him a demo Pan , local contemporary rock band , entertains people in the and a few local hospitals. even though he 's been at it for tape of our new· material." Their own area. Chuch Haberthur, who has two years. materal consists of a few songs been playing guitar for four Andy, Bobs 's younger brother, written by Alan and Bob . The years said , "We hope to cut has been playing drums for eight songs they play the most are: a demo tape of us playing and years and played in a band KMBQ's John Sherman Feelin Fine and Shot B Gun. send it to Humphreys and the in the 7th grade. Bob stated , " Maybe if they Shade Tree so Alan Fox , the lead vocalist that we can like our demo tapes we will get knows today's get some local recognition. and bass player, has been a chance to be known ." If the music We are supposed to play at the playing the bass for 12 years and right chance is given to them , by Buck Billings stated that " portions of the Barksdale NCO Club for three is the oldest member of the band . they will go far. Many Captain Shreve students Electic Light Orchestra concert , listen to rock music and find it for example was taped . One of most pleasing because a lot of the songs that it was most 5. The audience felt " More 8. These "Champions Rock-n-Roll " will the time the music expresses the noticable on was 'Turn to than a Feeling " when this definitely " Rock You " way they feel , or at least how Stone'". band performed at Hirsh on their newest album, Across they would I ike to feel. Aerosmith is another example Coliseum on Feb . 13, 1979. " Live Killers " 1. This group "Wants you to But is rock music becoming too of groups not performing their 6. Coming "Straight On " for 9. These rockers never seem Want Them " on their " Live comercialized? Will rock music best or at least not the same from you with their new LP , to downshift. at Budokon ". lp. eventually die out like other town to town. Many people " Dog and Butterfly " 10. Climbing a "Stairway to 2. Keeps his audience in a Heaven " music has done in the past? thought they were to loud . 7. They' re " Back on the Road "Strangle Hold " . 11. This man Lived in a " Purple Some people think so . One of Sherman said , " Some groups 3. Have Again " after their album reached the " Point Haze" these people is John Sherman , look at concerts like this; if we of No Return " " You can Tune a Piano assistant program director and a can sell out 10,000 seats in 4. Plays " High Voltage But you can 't Tuna Fish " Down " music director for KMBO , an Shreveport , why should we give Rock-n-Roll q 1. Perfected the ballad form album rock station in Shreveport. them our best when we can go to of hard rock with , " Xanadu " , Dallas, or Houston (Sherman 's "2112 " and "Cygnus X-1 " ..§_ Sherman said , " I think the home town), and sell out 25 ,000 ' 2. Saw " Smoke on the Water" ll.. days of good rock and roll is to 50 ,000 seats. " t- and " Fire in the Sky ". :t slowly going to disappear." His The last subject discussed was 3. Hit the AM air waves with reason for saying this was that the station itself. Sherman noted 3f I :J_ the single ·~walk this Way" ~ the rock music industry that "sometimes people will call f- 4. They " Don 't Fear the is 2 becoming "to commercialized" KROK, another station in """""" - ~ - Reaper" on their album , ,___ - " Agents of Fortune and that new wave is the new Shreveport, and request a song . ;t - ~ ". ,___ - - 5. These "War Pigs" are craze. When KROK doesn 't play their f..- - ~ never " Paranoid ". The commercialization of rock song , they call us and we usually - 6. This group ._ - hit a Corner music can try to play it for them. 1-- ,..___ stone " with their hit single, be seen by the sales of We can do - ., If - such things as Ted Nugent, this because our format is so f..- f..- I " Renegade". 5 ~ 7. " Stoned Blue" on their Rush , Blue Oyster Cult, Black flexible. When the caller hears F- ~ f- f- "Slow Ride". Sabbath , and Pink Floyd posters , his song , he ' ll probably stop and ,___ ..__ a II ~ f..- ~ ...... 8. They " Dance the Night shirts, belt buckles, and other say "Hey, they played my song." ._ Away" with their usual rock paraphernalia often associated This is one reason why KMBQ is 1- 1-- 1-- 1-..__ f.- ~ f.- flair. with the rock industry . becoming the station they want 1- ~ f..- ~ 1-- 1- f.- 9. They "Wish You Were Concerts were the nexr item to be , the best. Sherman said I brought up and Sherman stated that of all the groups, Pink Floyd 1-- f.- Here" on the " Dark side , I of the Moon." that "some concert promoters and Led Zepplin are the most 10. This group is far from "Cold just don 't give a damn" about requested . "Shreveport people f.- ~ as Ice " with their latest some towns that they play in . just can't get enough of it." But ,___ q This is seen by groups that he said they'll play it as long as I-- f-- f.- smash single "Dirty White don 't ' set up their whole stage sets, we request it. L-- ._._ .__ Boy". play too loud , or Rock music might be getting .__ 10 I I 11 . They ' re "Loving , Touchin ' , "can" their and Squeezin'" on their music. too commercialized, but as long ~ latest single. The term "canned" means that as there are listeners at Captain ,_ 12. These "Boys are Back" with some of the music for the show Shreve and around the country, their new LP, "Black Rose." was pre-recorded. Sherman rock music will never die. 8 features The EnterprisefNovember 16, 1979 What makes a teacher good--or bad! by Jeff Daugherty On the question of teachers did not 'spoon feed' her stu Has a sense of humor. Is fun. getting to know the students per dents, but rather taught us to Is honest. Has much school sonally, the students agree that it seek and learn for ourselves. She spirit. is of great importance. By doing had a dry sense of humor. She Does a teacher need to possess this, the teacher is able to relate seldom , if ever, played games in these qualities to be a "good " to the students :::· :-~ their level class . She was a rigid taskmaster teacher? Both CS students and which is of great importance to and strict disciplinarian. The teachers fee l that they are very both students and teachers. teacher is / was highly know important. Students also agree that it is ledgeable of not only her subject The Enterprise recently took a important for the teacher to have matter, but others also. It is survey of both students and an outgoing personality and for partly because of this woman teachers to see how important them to enjoy being with young that I became not a teacher but certain qualities were in making people and enjoy their ideas. an educator and friend to my an outstanding teacher. Getting involved in school students. " Other responses from How important is it for a activities and having much teachers included: " pleasing teacher to have a good sense of school spirit was rated as being personality", "relates well to humor? CS juniors and teachers very important by students but of students" , "listened well " , feel it is of the most importance, less importance by the teachers. "talked to students-not at while freshmen , sophomores , them," "explained well ", and seniors feel that it is only According to students, a good "fair" , and "demanding slightly important. The teacher teacher should put aside per (expected my best)." Responses being well prepared for class is sonal problems while at school. from students included "could quite important to all of those The teacher should also be very control us (the class) ," "gets well surveyed , but they feel it is of happy and enthusiastic and have acquainted with students," less importance for her to use the ability to be flexible. The "makes learning fun," "does games in the classroom. They teachers, on the other hand, feel things her own way," "gave a also agreed it is of utmost impor that it is of less importance than second chance, " and "fun". tance for the teacher to teach in it is to the students. One teacher an interesting manner, and have added, "No one can always be Both teachers and students a great knowledge of the subject happy." feel that most of the qualities that is being taught as well as a mentioned are important but the broad knowledge in other areas. The survey asked students and students did have a tendency to CS students feel that it is very teachers to list the qualities rate many of them higher than important for a teacher to be fun, possessed by the best teacher the teachers. But students and Mrs. Blair clowns around on sophomore spirit day. but teachers had different they ever had. One teacher said, teachers agreed, however, that thoughts on this subject. On a "My best teacher was a person these qualities are needed for an scale of one to five, the teachers who believed the best knowledge ordinary teacher to be considered rated fun as only a two or three, was self-learned knowledge. She an "outstanding" teacher. Mrs. Blair: iust like one of us and one teacher added a com By Tammy l -homa, Mark Mrs. Blair, who is also a sports ment that it is "more important Davis, Missy Falbaum enthusiast, was brought up in a that the teacher recognizes fun." Reeder has widespread interests She is one of those teachers a teaching atmosphere. She Although it is important for a by Lisa Rothell all this activity? "Well, explained who does something a little decided early in school that she student to receive additional help Captain Shreve junior Eliza Elizabeth , "everyone in my out of the ordinary. She has to really wanted to become a math in needed areas, the students beth Reeder, often called by her family does just about as much as be on of the most spirited teacher. rated receiving help at the stu nickname, "Tizzie", seems to I do. Of course, there are some teachers at Shreve and she loves Her teaching philosophy is dent's convenience as being have "her finger in every pot~ times when they lay down the riding motorcyles. that teaching should be fjexible, important, but not so important "Right now I ' m trying to concen law to me. Like last year when I Mrs. Marie Blair, CS math and the teacher should have that the student shouldn't trate on more school activities." was trying to be in two plays at teacher, vowed she would never knowledge of his material, receive he I p at the teacher 's con And she seems to be doing just once aside from all my other get on a mototcycle, much less while at the same time possess ride venience also. that. This year Elizabeth is interests. They just had to put one. Yet she was a sense of humor. Mrs. Blair Spanish Club secretary, German their foot down. And whatever seen during the summer zooming feels that teachers should be around Club historian, rifle team spon my family says , goes. I feel that the town on the back fond of the age they're teaching of a motorcycle sor, and International Thespian my dad is my adviser and my , holding tightly and participate in school to Society treasurer. She is also a mother is like a best friend. I can her husband. The CS motor activities. member of Drama Club and Pep tell her almost anything." cycle fan even hopes to someday tour the Squad. With all this running around country on her new When Mrs. Blair was asked vehicle after "I guess pecple consider me Elizabeth still finds time to she retirees. what CS could do to promote Besides more spirited than the average unwind. "I enjoy reading, motorcycling, Blair more spirit, she said, "School person. But at least I ' m never painting, and making banners, enjoys swimming and reading spirit has to come from within. historical bored," Elizabeth said. which she did a few weeks ago remances in what In my day, people participated for the Pep Squad. little spare time she has.She at pep rallies. Kids didn't work Elizabeth also works with the When asked about her future also enjoys eating and spring and so they had more time to partici "Peter Pan Players", a children 's plans, Elizabeth said that she summer. pate in school. When I went theater group which performs at wants to go to college, maybe in The 5 '3", blue-eyed teacher to school, people didn't skip, Marjorie Lyons Playhouse. She is New York, and double major in participates in many school we did our homework and that involved in ballet, speech tour theater arts and public relations. activities such as being a junior was it. " class sponsor naments, painting, piano, and "I'd like to go into the theater but and helping with It's nice to know that we have ~he CS football gymnastics. She also teaches my parents think that I 'd be good ad staff. teachers like this at CS. Sunday School to Kindergarten in TV journalism. I really don 't and first graders at St. John's know about that because it might Church. "Kids that age are really get boring reading the news funny. One little boy that I teach every night. I would like to get has a song for everything I say," married someday and have a "Tizzy" Reeder demonstrates the she said. family, but first I want a career," latest fashion for juniors. What does her family think of she said. High School Grads! TO DAY'S HfHI)QlJHHTfHS FOR ORDERING I DELIVERING YOUR ARMY G ....__ up to $3,000 * if you qualify. If you want tfle best in travel. training and adventure opportunities, then the Tllf•rt• is .•WIIH'IIti117 U.S. Army may have just what you're "' 'l'llf• .'-iltrt•t·t•fwrl Timt•.o; looking for. Today's Army is offering a cash bonus for well- qualified young for t•t•t•ry mt•mlwr of men who volunteer for the Army's tllf• fumily. Mulit• it tt ltttllil ... tough Professionals ... the Combat Arms Team. Nt•wl ulltlll' lutt•.o;l tlt•u·... i11 Ask your local Army Representative for more information. *before taxes/deductions Call 226-5323 Dt£~~ CS vs. Bossier three passes. Predictions Yards Rushing 40-117 27-77 Barry Maxie ·intercepted one The "Predictions" Yards Passing 160 44 pass . column First will appear each issue through Downs 15 6 Eric Johnson led all rushers Passes out football season . The (A-C) 17-9 13-5 with 56 yards on 8 carries. four people who will predict the out cs 21 Lee Moore caught a 5-yard BOSSIER comes of other 2-AAAA district 0 pass from Wagnon for a TO. games were chosen Lamar Johnson caught 5 Scott Martin kicked by the the sports staff of passesfor121 yards. winning points The Enterprise. on a 30-yard The percentage Bubba Burt scored on a 5-yard field goal. of correct guesses will be published M. Perdue B. run . Green Oaks vs. CS in the Brooks T. Kelley P. Harrison Lee next column . Moore caught a 1-yard TO Yards Rushing 48-95 23-34 pass from Derwin Petteway. Yards Passing 22 127 Ronnie Wagnon threw for 159 First Downs 6 7 yards and 1 TO. Passes (A-C) 8-2 18-8 Lamar Johnson caught a 41- cs CS - Fair Park cs yard TO pass from Wagnon . GREEN OAKS cs cs cs CS vs. Airline Lee Moore caught a 38-yard Yards Russhing Green Oaks - Woodlawn GO GO GO GO 184 86 TO pass from Wagnon . Yards Rushing 184 86 Lee Moore caught a 24-yard Yards Passing 64 28 TO pass from Wagnon . First Downs 11 7 Scott Martin kicked a 21-yard Passes .(A-C) 10-4 12-2 field goal. Marty Regan intercepted CAPTAIN SHREVE Campus Cutie GOOD LUCK, GATORS! Free Ram Drilling Co. Inc. Stark Ravin SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA Burger WITH PURCHASE OF ONE 7798 Youree Drive WHi:N THIS COUPON IS Expires PRESENTED AT STARKS.:. December 19, 1979 Men, Mary Cotter is definitely a woman to avoid , because when I asked her what her favorite food was , she said STEAK-like at Chris' Steak House (which is murder on a man 's allowance). I then in quired if she had a temper, and she replied absolutely not , ·unless something of major im GEORGE portance occurs such as when D. BYNUM she is driving and the dnver Manager ahead of her is going 20 MPH in a 40 MPH zone. 900 Shreveport-Barksdale Highway We suggest you drive at zero MPH past . Cowen 's Studio. Shreveport, Louisiana Call() '''"ms 861-7807 WlOOtNGS CO MMUI C!Al {)t(/(}1IJ STUDIOS INC . Fast Service Take Out Orders 4360 YOUREE DR. PHONE 865·024 7 10 sports . The Enterprise/November 16, 1979 Basketball- 8-Ballers hope for looking good beHer season this year by Kenneth Myers to make the play-offs." The Captain Shreve boys Starting for the Gators this basketball team is going to come year will be Curtis Holmes, out for this upcoming season. Stan Davis, Joe Pickett , Neal Last year's team is young and Carter and Jason White, Lee talented. David Boydstun is Moore had a lot of playing time the head coac~ and the last year as a senior. Curtis assistant coach is Johnny Holmes .(senior) started in the Burnam. latter half of season and will be When asked to comment about playing the guard position. Stan this year's team Coach Boydstun Davis (junior) , who played on the replied , " I th1nk we' ll be much JV team last year will be playing 1mproved over last season 's the post position . Joe Pickett team. We won 't be as big , (junior) has some experience but quick with jumping ability." from starting some games as a He also said that the Gators sophomore. Pickett will start will have a tough schedule early at the wing position. NeaJ in the year facing such teams Carter (senior) started for the as Byrd and Texas High. The Gators last year and will be Gators wil l also play some strong playing the· wing position also. teams in the Parkway Tourna Carter was the leading scorer ment. fo r the Gators last year This year the district format averaging about 12 points per is different. It will be divided game. Jason W hite (sophomore) into two halves. The winner of will be playing the post the first half makes the play-offs position. He will be one of the and the winner of the second half two sophomores ever to start makes the play-offs. T he gators regularly on the varsity team. will be aiming to win both halves. When he was asked about the Two CS basketball team mem When asked who are the teams exper ie nce of the team Coach bers practice jump shots for the to beat Coach Boydstun repJied , Boydst un rep lied ,"We have a upcoming season. (Photo by " The two strong teams are you ng inex peri enced team that Mark McCrocklin) Natchitoches-Central and should im_p rove as the season Bossier . We' ll have to beat them goes along ." Girls' basketball coach , Mrs. A. Moore, gives advice to team members during a practice session. (Photo by Mark McCrocklin) Wrestlers open season N_ov. 30 The 1979-80 wrestling team Lady Gators expect at Captain shreve moves into act ion on the 30th of November for their first season of big basketball season compet it ion. by Kenneth Myers is a very strong center and leader According to wrestling coach The Captain Shreve girls' of the team. James Brown , the team lacks basketball team opened its fourth When asked about the new experience in general but has season when they faced Parkway starters , Coach Moore said , several promising wrestlers on November 13. Last year the "Tina and Sophia should add with previous experience. Larry Lady Gators finished third in speed and be accurate shooters Shahine and Todd Wolfram are district and had an overall th is year. We should be very strong in the 165 lb. class . Sam record of 19-5 under the superb compeitive this season and Chism has experience at 120 coach ing of Alma Moore. nobody w il l blow us out this year. lb ., and Eric Horton shows Starting this year tot the Lady The schedule this year w ill promise in the 100 lb. class. · Gators are Sophia Kirkikis be very hard." Sh e also (guard), the first ninth rader added , "The district teams are to ever start for the Lady Gators. competitive but not strong . This When asked for the teams goal Tina Pennywell (sophomore) year we are rebuilding. The Brown replied , "We don 't expect Two members of the newly-organized wrestling team practice will also be play1ng guard players respect one another only spectaculars for openers , their moves in preparation for the upcoming season set to position . Jackie Ford (junior), care about on another, and are but we do look forward to our start November 30. who started last year will be very concerned about a winning share of wins at the same time playing guard. Pam Johns season ." we gain experience. We are all (senior) will be starting at Other players on the team looking forward to a good year forward , and Susan Goldman are Rose Kondrat , who will toget her and hope we can re (senior) is a return ing starter be used as, a sixth player, Natalie present Captain Shreve in a from last year's team . Goldman Carter, Mitizi Bell , Yolanda commendable manner." is also captain of the team . 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The thing I remember in sports in the eighth grade in ball for 24 years , but it all started about it was that I received a his hometown of Columbia, La. Conway with the neighborhood football broken ankle while Powell playing on The sport was football and the games on Sunday afternoon . those courts and I had to miss thing he remembers most about Clarence "We didn 't have any organized school for Conway, assistant " I came from a small town two months because of the experience is breaking football in teams at that time two coach , started his athle Claiborne Parish (Haynesville) so we would it," recalls Coach Leviston of his fingers. tic career as a junior get together in our neighborhood early athletic experiences. in high where football was king. When Coach This might have been dis school. "I was and choose teams. We used to Leviston always interested the High School played on Friday started to play basket couraging to many young in sports as play over in the Fair Grounds ball at a kid , but there night, downtown Haynesvill the eighth grade level at athletes-to-be, but Coach Reeves weren't any organ Stadium, " says Hedges. Princeton izaed teams ," night, downtown Haynesville , La ., in Bossier Parish . went on to play football , basket says Conway . He Coach Hedges He went started the sea looked like a ghost town. Every attended Fair on to play football bal , baseball , and even track son with the varsity Park High and basketball squad , but one went to the game. Football School and played at Bossier Colored in high scbool. It may seem due to a badly three positions High School. sprained ankle was very important to every on the team , When Leviston was obvious that such a well- rounded was forced to retire quarter-back in high school from football . boy in Haynesville. It seemed , fullback, and tail , their school athlete would naturally become "My back . did not have real love was basketball that if you were a boy , you were a coach to work a coach , but Reeves had his own and One thing with them in it still is," Conway added . expected to get yourself ready that influenced sports, so their reasons . "My high school coach He Hedges at principal played basketball for four to play football when your turn Fair Park was the way gave some of his time. influenced me more than anyone years the older players Even without . After graduating from came," says assistant coach on the team a coach , many of as far as choosing a vocation to accepted him as the young Morgan Park High School , he Tommy Powell of his start a teammate. men went to college on go into. I always like athletics went to They helped athletic scholarships Southern University in football. him "develop the either even as a small kid , but I knew in where he proper attitude football lettered three years on In 1949 the Powells moved to t• •ward the for basketball . Coach the 10th grade that I wanted to the game" and Leviston basketball team and two Vivian where coach Powell his teammates . himself attended La . be a coach just like my high years He then went Tech on on the tennis team . played football basketball and on to L.S.U . and a basketball - base school coach. The experience I played halfback ball ran track for Vi van High School. for the fighting scholarship. had under him · were always Tigers. " My experience in high school positive and fair. He even tried inspired me Besides football, Hedges loves to become a coach to talk me out of going into to to help young play tennis in his spare time. people become coaching , but I knew I had to prepared to participate in collt.Je try it, I've never regretted that Only the alert survive in sports athletics. decision." by Lisa Rothell dium he had stared out the win How much of a football game dow-talking to nobody. is being mentally alert and That is his mood. After seven Shreve needs ready? According the Captain years the people around him Shreve Head Coach Lee Hedges, know enough to leave him "many coaches and players be alone." sports concept lieve 90 percent of a game is Shreve players psyche up played above the shoulders." Captain Shreve football Then why By Nancy Futrell does a player players have many different require so much training? The ways they get psyched up. reason is that football The possibility of a new sports is a hitting Sen ior quarterback Ronnie should be plenty of students game. · In Richard concept exists here at Captain Woodley 's Wagnon thinks of certain situa interested in participating . Two book, Team , he explains Shreve. This concept - intra that tions that may come up in leagues could be formed. A football requires a mural sports-is already in coordination, game. Wagnon added effect senior-junior league and a quick reflexes that throughout the United , and quicker Fellowship Of Christian States. sophomore - freshman league. thinking. Athletes "In order to play a good (FCA) meetings Registration fees would have to help him to get This plan • game, a football player must prepared. is used to some be charged to pay for such things think about degree in all colleges and univer as trophies what he is doing, Place kicker Scott Marting sits , equipment, and what his job is , and sities across the nation . In intra possibly referees about his alone for two to three hours be . This fee would team staying together mural sports, groups of students, also weed out those . He should fore a game. "When I go out on students who concentrate totally male or female, form teams and would not take the on the game the field to kick an extra point or intramural and block out all other compete with fellow students on program seriously. thoughts ." field goal , I don 't think about the There are many an equal basis . This sports pro Teams could play ways a player situa:ion the team is in. I just round-robin may get try gram allows students who would competition mentally ready for a to use good form 1 that is each team game. and concen ordinarily not play varsity plays Coach Hedges believes trate." sports each other and the team that getting ready starts a chance to participate. with the best record early in Another football player, Mike would have the week with good practices . McDonald an advantage in the final tour , lies in his bed and Such sports as But as far as getting psyched up flag football , nament. To arouse student stares at the ceiling for a couple soccer, basketball the day of the game, Hedges , football , and interest, this championship tour of hours. McDonald explains that When asked if a team could volleyball are included feels that this should be in this nament could be played in front an he thinks about how bad the win if no one was mentally type of " individual effort." ready , program. The use of of the student body. team will stomp their opponents. Coach Hedges responded , " No school facilities when Pros get ready not in use High school rules would be put Senior Darryl Garret also sits way." An example of this is illus is necessary for the Professional athletes have success of into effect, so no arguments alone in his room before a game. trated in the book Paper Lion by intramural sports many ways of getting mentally . would develop. The teams could "First I eat a steak, then I go into George Plimpton. Plimpton Dedicated faculty sponsors ready. Some feel the best way to are be coached by player - coaches, my room for about an hour. I states that , "The team which can also a must. Teachers get prepared is to sit quietly who are but the one requirement is that focus my thoughts on what plays handle itself through a game willing to take the time alone for a few hours and concen necessary everyone gets a chance to play. the other team will run and about mentally without confusion and to get such a program underway trate on what they are about to The possibility exists for such the player I will be up against frustration will be the are hard to find do. Others feel that watching . a program. All that is needed is and what his moves will be." champion ." Since the enrollment films, listening to music, or at interest and the willingness to Captain Shreve is so high talking about the game helps. , there work. The book Mile High: The Story of Lyle Alzado and the Amazing Denver Broncos, tells about Alzado getting ready for Super dlllay1. Bowl XII. fP'l.inting Company "The night before, he had Lithograph & Letter-press Printing begun his pre-game psyching up Programs - Cards - Souvenir Booklets by closing out the world . 'I don't Ph. 221-6555 even want to talk to him the night before a game' his wife says. That morning 1637 Milam St. he had watched an I. - M. Robbins old Tarzan movie on television Shreveport, La. and on the bus ride to the sta- CS Octagon U5L Club :5TUDENT.5 IN FREE £N7ERPRISE SPECIALS FOR NOVEMBER 19-24 Artist -Title Price: LPITape sez . Fleetwood Mac - Tusk 11 .67/11.67 Blondie - CHOMP ' EM Eat to the Beat 5.95/5.95 Rick James- Fire GATORS! It Up 5.95/5.95 April Wine - Harder ... Faster 4.95/4.95 Steve Forbert - Jackrabbit Slim 4.95/4.99 Rick Derringer- Guitars and Women 4. Jean-Luc 94/4.99 Ponty - A Taste for Passion 4.95/4.99 Eddie Rabbitt - The Best of Eddie Rabbitt 4.95/4.99 features The Enterprise/November 12 16, 1979 LIFE increase and decrease through each passing day, leaving contentment and discontentment to everyone involved in the perils of this va~t area on earth. I have amusement for tnose who seek it and a lack of satisfaction for those who have neither the motivation nor the heart to triumph over my many obstacles. A sense of both fear It's Getting Late and joy for the young ; a sense The moment we walked in the doctor's office on that cold , wet of both reminiscing and December day, an eerie feeling of emptiness surrour.ded me. I was expectation for the old. But for silent as Ray signed his name at the receptionist 's desk, but inside I everyone implicated, I have time was screaming. I was so afraid I was shaking with fear , for I knew all for those who wait, love for too well what the doctor would say. those who want love, a lesson for As I sat with Ray in the waiting room , holding his rough, aged those who want to learn. hand with all my might, I began recalling our 45 years of marriage Without any uncertainly . or in And I realized , as I had so many times before, that my life had security I have begun something for on that April day 45 years ago when we pledged all. our love to each other. But I also knew my I ife would end if I was to lose Ray. Maxine Williams " Mr. Ray Waggoner," the receptionist said , breaking my train of thought, " Dr. Murphy will see you now. " My heart pounding , I let go of the hand I knew so well , and said, "That's you , Ray . Now, you go on .. . I'll be waiting right here THOUGHTS OF YOU for you." Ray looked into my eyes, his eyes sparkling like our wedding With every beat of my heart night. "Yep, Old Lady, here I go. Now don't you be flirtin ' while I'm A new stream of love for you gone, you here?" he teased cheerfully. begins to start. A stream "Oh , Ray! I haven 't flirted since high school!" He rose to go, that grows bigger and stronger and I grabbed his coat. " I love you," I added cheerfully, but with a with every ripple of its quiver of panic. He patted my hand and he was gone. waves . A As soon as the door closed behind him , I found myself alone in ripple that counts down the waiting room . I knew I would break down crying if I didn 't keep those long lonely days my mind busy . I directed my thoughts to our home. For a day without you is a day without ; When we moved to Virginia 40 years ago, I never dreamed we love. would ever have our own home. Ray had always promised , "Edna And a day without love is like LOVE l!::i baby, I'm gonna find us some land with a pond, and green grass; and a day Love with no sunshine. is .. . I'm goin' to buil you the prettiest little house in Virginia. And we' ll Sharing your feelings with live in our own world , where no one can find us . • And I would always Linda Edwards someone and letting your smile promise him he would have it all one day because he was such a good be the sunshine on everyone's man. face to show them they have a It took 30 years of hard work and saving our money until we friend that cares. found the perfect spot. Ray says that until we found this spot we had Jill Booker been on a rainbow . Our home was our "pot of gold". Lost in my thoughts , I hardly noticed Ray standing over m.e. "Edna," he said slowly ,_ " let 's head home now." I firmly grasped his out stretched hands, and we walked out of the office. " Let's take the bus home FOLK LITERATURE , honey . It 's getting too late to walk," Ray suggested . 1 just Love many nodded. I was silent, afraid of the answers to all the questions in my Trust a few mind. We boarded the But always paddle bus , both of us moving mechanically as though the life had been drained Your own canoe. from our bodies. Ray guided me to the very last row and we sank down in the Jacqueline Scott seat , still holding hands. Riding through the cold rain , I felt a numbing feeling all over. My head was pounding . beating me with pain. Memories were sur rounding all my thoughts and tears were forming in my eyes. I couldn't bear to look at Ray for fear I would be able to read the answers in his eyes . But I held back the tears , swallowed the lump in my throat , and decided to be strong for Ray 's sake as well as mine. When we reached our stop, Ray rose quickly. "Let 's go, Old FALLING IN LOVE EVERY Lady. It 's getting late, " Ray said rather wearily. Why SPRING did he keep saying it was getting late? Was he saying more? My questioning I used fo fall in love every eyes met his as we reached our door, and he nodded and hugged me spring tightly . It seemed appropriate , Ray spoke quietly when we were inside a new life and . "Edna baby , let's growth and all of forget about dinner. It 's getting that. so late," he said dizzily. "Just let's me and you go lay down and rest ." His My friends were amused and voice was deperate. The sparkle in his eyes was gone and would want for the fall , his voice was queer. I knew all too THE HILLS I LOVE well it was getting and the falling out. late. We laid down on But the last time I feel in our bed, his arms around me so tightly, as if hanging on for dear life. Under Tenessee ' Love, We laid in silence, clinging to each moment. s nightskies behind the trees . Ray whispered I dream it was different. sweetly, " ... love you so much . • I took one last look, and through the night kissed his of misty mountains It was with you. cheek, then fell asleep for the last time in Ray 's arms. these things go on and cool , cool streams Now I know about those Terry Michaels But soon disappear other of rolling hills springs at coming of dawn. and tress so green 1 was in love with love. and forests full It's different now Still in my memory that I'm of summer things. in love with they vividly stay You. etched on my mind The moon shines bright Sharon Plater throughout the day. ontheleavesofgreen Soon the sun in the west the owl is heard steadily burns But can ' t be seen. 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