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Liberal Arts & Engineering Magnet, TheThe Captain Shreve High School ENTERPRISEENTERPRISE October 2010 • Vol. 44, No. 1 • Est. 1967 • 6115 East Kings Hwy. • Shreveport, LA 71105 Buses change routine by Alona Warren

This school year administra- tors have worked hard to improve the traffic as students arrive and leave school. The people most opposed to this new system are the bus rid- ers. Things such as being late to class and having to walk so far from the school to the bus are a few issues. "I have my last two classes in the Magnet Hall," Said Natalie Pereira, a freshman at Shreve. "And I have to run every time [to get to the bus]." Teachers have not seen too much of a difference in tardies during their first hour class. "I haven't noticed any late students," Amy Ujke, a Biology teacher, said. "But I do hear complaints about not having enough time to go to their lock- er and get to class on time." Some teachers do notice tardies, but not because of the distance the students have to walk. "Yes, I do have late stu- dents," Catherine Green, a physical science teacher, said. Photo By Anna Boyter "But many are late from eating The Captain Shreve buses now pick-up and drop off students in the baseball parking lot instead of the front due to traffic congestion. breakfast." The bus riders being Principal of Administration, Sandra McCalla and security, Instead of being let off of the Students who do not ride the dropped off in the back helps said. developed this idea. bus at 8:20, the buses let out at bus, but drive, enjoy the new traffic in the front of the "I have noticed traffic is bet- "Buses leave sooner because 8:10. This is so students are bus route. school. ter in front of the school," Ujke of less traffic. Instead of leav- closer to the main building and "The traffic is better," Rhett "I get calls from parents that said. ing at 4:10, the buses are gone other students have time to eat Lee, a senior, said. "But the are very happy about the traffic Students are probably won- by 3:50," Silvie said. breakfast. The breakfast line is parents can't drive." before and after school." dering whose idea this was. Changes have been made to open from 8:10 to 8:25 for any Robert Silvie, Assistant Silvie, along with Principal make bus riders happy. students who want to eat. A-B block arrives in Caddo

by Hannah Brosius schedule,” Lori Dye, the fresh- Christian Jackson, a sophomore, man counselor, said. said. Report cards will be issued on Students have had trouble There are ways that students Friday, and students will soon remembering what day a test is could try to keep up with this see if and how the block sched- now since every class skips a new schedule. ule has affected their grades. day. “I recommend having a plan- The new A-B block schedule “I think it makes getting ner.” Lori Dye, the freshman that was implemented in all homework done easy, but makes counselor, said. “Some teachers Caddo Parish high schools this studying hard because you for- have calenders for their students school year requires students to get.” Chris Morton, a junior, in their binders that tell them take four classes one day and said. everything they need to know.” four different classes the next Students could also easily get Students do not always get to day. confused on Mondays since the see their teachers every day now “I’m afraid the report cards schedule changes. either. might be worse because students “Sometimes I don’t know if Photo By Anna Boyter are still trying to get used to this it’s an A day or a B day.” •Continued on Page 6 Some Gator teachers now post whether it is an A day or B day on their doors to help confused students. October The Enterprise 02 2010 EDITORIAL Vol. 44 No. 1

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Corrections and Artwork by Caleb Killer Clarifications The Enterprise holds accuracy and objectivity as its highest standards. This space is reserved to recognize and Schools should go bookless correct any mistakes that might have been printed in The Enterprise. If you would like something corrected or clari- E-Readers are small, hand- off. those of us that are not fied, please submit the correction in writing to Room held, electronic devices Switching to E-Readers always on top of things this A316. whose purpose is centered on can save both money, and can be problem. the storage and display of a backs. With an E-Reader you take large amount of books, arti- To switch to E-Readers the one small piece of technolo- cles, and other text related school system would initially gy every day to every class, : material. take a financial hit, buying you never leave a book in Our text books are heavy, all the E-Readers at once another class, at home, or in a expensive, and a waste of would be expensive. The sav- friends car. paper, our school system ings will come when the buy- Another benefit to switch- should switch to E-Readers ing of new books comes ing to an E-Reader is that History of the “Enterprise” to help its students academics around. Having all of the when it comes to A.R. there Captain Henry Miller Shreve, steamboat pilot of the and save their backs. books in an electronic device are lots of literary opportuni- 1800’s and namesake of our high school, is famous for his One of the hardest adjust- means they do not get tat- ties that open up. Google efforts in opening the inland waterways of America. Not ments coming back to school tered. Books is a free online data- so famous, however, is Shreve’s first steamboat, the is getting used to carrying The only time new books base filled with books for “Enterprise,” and its role in American history. around textbooks, whose would ever have to be pur- free. combined weight among the chased is when a new type of After purchasing an A.R. Wary of the Fulton-Livingston monopoly over trade on core classes ñmath, science, textbook is purchased. test students can access and the Mississippi River, Shreve realized the necessity of history, and English- is Another advantage is that find out what stories are A.R. building a superior steam vessel. As a result, Shreve approximately thirty pounds, with most of the E-Readers online, find one that looks formed a partnership with entrepreneur Daniel French to that is not even including the you can highlight text, make interesting, search it in a design such a boat. The result of their work was the weight of elective classes and notes, and save all of it for book database, and never steamboat “Enterprise.” On Dec. 1, 1814, she left on her library books. studying later; this way stu- have to set foot in the library maiden voyage with 29-year-old Shreve as her captain. Each book price ranges dents will save money on until they have to take the This first voyage was no leisurely trip. A precious from approximately sixty to paper. A.R. test. cargo of munitions and supplies was desperatley needed ninety dollars so with core Teachers can email their Students having E-Readers by General Andrew Jackson’s troops in New Orleans. The classes alone the books students an assignment in a opens up literary opportuni- long trip down the Mississippi River was a success, and, would, together cost roughly file, the student can down- ties that otherwise are limited within two weeks, the cargo was safely delivered to three hundred dollars. load the file onto the E- by time, weight, and selec- Jackson’s camp. Shreve’s fearless attitude and the depend- The Kindle by Reader, then work on the tion. No longer will students ability of the “Enterprise” were crucial factors in the vic- Amazon.com costs a hundred assignment and turn it in. be limited by when they can tory over the British at the Battle of New Orleans in the thirty nine dollars, slightly The school will, in the go to the library, how many War of 1812. over a third of the cost of the end, be more environmentally books a student can check Now, as the student newspaper of Captain Shreve High book. safe and classrooms will save out, or how long they can Though the book files room without large textbooks have a book out for. School, The Enterprise strives to emulate the fearlessness would still have to be bought, everywhere. Technology is the future and dependability of Shreve and his ship in reporting the in most cases it is far cheaper With the new block sched- and switching to E-Readers is news important to you, the students of Captain Shreve. than the print copy usually ule most days your bring dif- a great way to take a step fifty to seventy five percent ferent books to school, for toward the future.

2009-2010 Staff Editorial Policy Morgan Harris...... Editor-in-Chief The Enterprise is the official newspaper of Captain Shreve High School. It is produced entirely THETHE ENTERPRISEENTERPRISE Anna Boyter...... Photo Editor by the student newspaper staff and has been in con- Hannah Brosius...... News Editor tinuous publication since the school opened in 1967. Volume 44, Number 1 The Enterprise has been established as a designat- John Clark...... Business Manager ed public forum for student editors to inform and Austin Flowers...... Staff Writer educate their readers as well as for the discussion of Captain Shreve High School Abbie Tuggle...... Opinion Editor issues of concern to their audience. It will not be 6115 E. Kings Highway reviewed or restrained by school officials prior to Alona Warren...... Feature Editor Shreveport, LA 71105 publication or distribution. The content of The Enterprise is determined by and only reflects the Phone: (318) 865-7137 Taylor Williams...... Entertainment Editor Kevin Allen...... Faculty Adviser views of the student staff and not school officials or Room A316 the school itself. The Enterprise October Vol. 44 No. 1 OPINION 2010 03 School spirit needs upgrade Captain Shreve’s pep rallies lack excitement by Hannah Brosius all we do is watch the cheerlead- put our hearts into it.” Bailey some students have noticed that Kayli said. “Captain Shreve stu- ers and go.” Ford, a freshman on dance line, some of the other schools will do dents should do something fun It is 3:15 p.m. at Captain Many students have also said. something special for their team. when we get a touchdown. Shreve and a pep rally is begin- noticed that the cheerleaders are When Kayli and other stu- “When Byrd gets a touch- We’re just not excited about ning to start. As the football not as energetic either. dents are at the football games, down they do a certain cheer,” games right now.” players come out, the few cheers “The cheerleaders don’t care from the students are muffled anymore,” Justin Toney, a soph- out by all the other students talk- omore, said. “They always look ing to their friends. When the bored with the routines and cheerleaders and dance line cheers they do. It’s always the come out to perform, students same cheer too.” are not even watching the per- The cheerleaders have to fol- formances but are too busy talk- low rules when they are making ing and texting their friends. their routines though. The same thing happens during “We can only do so much football games that night as when it comes to our routines,” well. Carolyn Crump, a senior on the For students like Kayli varsity cheerleading squad, said. Hardy, a sophomore, football “The music is limited and we games and pep rallies are just can only rearrange the moves so not fun any more when there is much every time.” no school spirit. Other schools pep rallies and “Pep rallies are just some- football games have been more thing to get out of class for,” fun for students. Kayli said. “No one cares about “Pep rallies are just not the the performances and cheers the same,” Demetri Souelle, a soph- cheerleaders do.” omore, said. “When there are There are different reasons other schools performing at our that students are not very loud pep rallies, they are a lot better and peppy. than us because they have school “Other schools care more spirit.” about their school,” Colton Dance line is not able to do a Melvin, a sophomore, said. good job if no one cares about “Here nobody cares. You just their performances. don’t get into it. Pep rallies are “We care but if the crowd only like five minutes long and isn’t in to the routine, we can’t Student Voices

“With national reports of school bullying on the rise, do you think that bullying is a prob- lem that Shreve faces?”

Kevin Chevalier, freshman

“No, I don’t think bullying is a prob- lem; I’ve never experienced bullying, only playing.”

Photo by Anna Boyter Captain Shreve students watch the biggest game of the year.

Shaun Goode, freshman Uniforms offer benefits “I don’t see a lot of bullying, though I do see a lot of freshman being pushed by Taylor Williams worry about fitting in with the because you still will face sag- into lockers by the bigger kids” newest trends. "I think it would ging..." -Mrs. Debusk. "I like There are various trends, be easier because you don't regular clothes because students fashion statements, and ways of have to worry about picking out can show their personality. I dressing in today's society. clothes and save all your good like how the dress code policy Clothes can have an effect on clothes for the weekend." is enforced but we should be your surroundings and environ- Cherish Feaster said. able to wear athletic shorts or Crystal Burson, sophomore ments, for example, certain The disadvantages are sweat pants..." - Senior Mary schools have to wear uniforms they're not popular everywhere, Anna Billingsly. "I rather wear “Yes, because I’ve seen [bullying] a lot and some get to wear regular students don't get to express regular clothing because you clothes. At Captain Shreve High themselves, and parents still can't express yourself..." - in thehalls; I’ve met a lot of people that School students can wear regu- have to buy regular clothes. Senior Derrick Jackson. "If we are picked on.” lar clothes with a dress code Some factors that make uni- were to let the students wear policy. forms boring are you can't wear holes and patches in the jeans, There are several advantages emblems on your shirt, they're we would have to start and disadvantages to wearing plain and uncomfortable. patrolling where the holes are to uniforms. The advantages are Students don't get to express prevent problems." -Mrs. the cost, hassle-free mornings, themselves because, they aren't Debusk. Tulay April Aksam, senior concentration on school work, allowed to show their own indi- This topic has triggered and uniforms reduce social con- viduality. Uniform prices may many opinions but there is no “I don’t think so. I know of kids from flict. Cost is an advantage increase because parents still wrong or right answer. No mat- other schools that get tormented everyday. because it saves parents money have to buy regular clothes for ter what you dress students in, by not keeping wardrobe up to the students. they will always find a way to At Shreve even if people get picked on date. Uniforms also are less Now here's a look on what pass judgment upon their peers. verbally, it doesn’t happen much physical- time consuming resulting in Captain Shreve's community Last but not least kids social ly. Even if it does it is easily preventable more time to focus on preparing thinks about uniforms and regu- standing would be based more at this school” for a school day. Social conflict lar clothes. "I don't think uni- on individual character and less because students don't have to forms will solve anything their economic status. October The Enterprise 04 2010 FEATURE Vol. 44 No. 1 Rivalry has consequences by Alona Warren

Sarah looks at the score board: 28-14. Shreve has lost the big game. After all the excitement and hope of win- ning, her school has lost. She watches and listens as across the field in the other stands Byrd fans are cheering their hearts out. Sarah feels disap- pointment comsume her. She tries not to dwell on the loss too much. Maybe next year they’ll win. She glares over at Byrd’s side one more time and then proceeds to leave the sta- dium. Sarah Porter was one of many students devastated by the loss to Byrd this year. Every Gator fan dealt with the loss of the game different- ly. Students who were really into the game may have gone through the five stages of grief: denial, anger, bargain- ing, depression, and accept- ance. Freshman couselor, Lori Dye, explained how some stu- dents might have coped with the traumatic event. “During denial students don’t want to believe it’s true we actually lost,” Dye said. Photo by Anna Boyter Porter said she thought she Captain Shreve’s defensive players Wade Hall(17), senior, Mathew Mason(15) and Anthony Rishard(27), both juniors, coral C. E. Byrds running went through these stages. back. “I definitely couldn’t believe we lost,” Porter said. “Students start moving on,” Byrd friends,” Porter says. a friendly competition.” schools. “We had such high hopes this Dye said. “Look ahead to next “The game has no effect on Some people take the game Byrd, of course, fought year! When I looked at the year, and accept our loss.” our friendship.” very seriously. There are lines back with words. scoreboard I had to do a dou- Porter hasn’t lost faith in She and her friends from drawns and temporary ene- “I'm not a big fan of gator ble take.” her school. Byrd stand outside Lee mies made. The rivalry affects gumbo,” Meghan Johnston, a The next stage is anger. “There’s always next year,” Hedges Stadium before the many people. sophomore at Byrd posted, “You realize we lost,” Dye Porter said. “We’d better game. They joke and pretend “I really want Byrd to win,” “but a victory over Shreve said. “And you’re mad. It’s win!” to hate each other and have a Vaughn said, “not only tonight would be very appetiz- sinking in.” While the game is emotion- laughing fit when they can’t because this is my school, but ing.” After having such high al for the students involved, it keep a straight face. Sarah is because Shreve students are Some people felt indiffer- hopes Porter got knocked off also interests people through- just one student who does not talking trash on Facebook and ent and were just happy to her pedestal. out the city. Students in other take the game too seriously I want to see it blow up in have a good night with friends “I was definitely mad when high schools and even adults and tries to have fun with it. their face.” and family. I left the stadium,” Porter said. out of school pick sides. Some Byrd students do not Everyone took to the “Sore loss,” Asia Scott, a “So were other people. I saw This can cause tension think this game should be Internet, especially Facebook, sophmore at Shreve, posted fights going everywhere.” between friends and family. taken too seriously either. to express their feelings after the game. “But thats The third stage of grief is Porter said she has plenty “I think some people who toward the game and the okay. I still love my gators!” bargaining. of friends at Byrd that she’s are really into the Byrd- “Students start wishing for close to. They know the game Shreve stuff will be Master Baker’s Institute Of a different outcome.” Dye is just for fun. affected,” Alex Britten, a said. “If only we had won, we “I don’t believe there is sophomore at Byrd, said, “but could have bragging rights.” tension between me and my my friends and I know it’s just Martial Arts & Wellness Porter said she definitely 405 Ashley Ridge ~ 318.865.5600 wished for a different out- Learn From The Legend, Master Caroll Baker come. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ “I tried not to think much of 51 Years Experiance 10th Degree Blackbelt it,” Porter admitted. “But I did keep wishing we had won or • Develop: that one Byrd player got an • Confidence • Weight Control injury.” • Self-Esteem • Flexibility The next stage is depres- • Agility • Range Of Motion sion. • Tae Kwon Do “Everybody is sad we lost,” • Kyukkido Dye said. “And we come to • Judo school talking about it.” • Jui Jitsu The following day wasn’t • Self-Defense Classes the happiest for Porter. 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1 Senior linenbacker CJ Cleveland(13), rushes a Byrd extra point during the first half. ~~~ 2 Senior Derrick Jackson and 4 Shreve fans show their spirit during the biggest game of the season. ~~~ 3 Junior Krista Charles cheers on the sidelines. ~~~ 4 The Gators offense gashed the Jacket defense with Zach Savoie and Terrell Jordan, seniors, leading the rushing attack. October The Enterprise 06 2010 NEWS Vol. 44 No. 1

Photo by Anna Boyter Parents of Caddo Parish students now get called by the new system every time the student makes a grade lower than a C. Caddo Parish welcomes JPAMS by Alona Warren can check all my grades at parents of everything. what Caddo Parish School mented in the future," Golett once. It glitches; it calls even "I hate JPAMS," Taylor district gets changed is said. A new student information when I don't have a bad Andrews, a freshman, said. Sharon Golett, Director of Loftin, Golett, and system has been implemented grade. " "It calls parents too much. Information Technology at Burgess all said the program this school year to improve Students are not the only I've gotten in trouble. Plus the school board. She only should benefit the students. communication between ones who have to get used to there are so many mistakes in spoke of one new thing that "It saves time for the teachers and parents. this. Many teachers are used the program." will come into effect soon. teacher,” Loftin said. “It is The program, JPAMS, to the old method of writing To access grades parents "We are discussing how all for the benefit of the staff stands for Java Principles of down grades, tardies, and have to register online evening calls will be imple- and ultimately the students." Administration Managing absences. So they have to get through the Caddo Parish Systems. used to JPAMS as well. School Board website. It is is a new way for "I'm still struggling with These students will be dis- teachers to keep up with it," Jeannie Burgess, an appointed that there aren't grades, tardies, and absences English teacher, said. "They any big changes being made Attendance policy changed of students. JPAMS helps tell me it's the newest thing to the program. JPAMS is not teachers keep track of these and we'll like it. But I always changed or updated accord- things more easily than just keep a back up of everything ing to what the students say. Students can only miss three days with an unexcused turning in a written form that because I know this system "Most improvements come absence for each class in the 2010-2011 school year, accord- could get lost. might fail. I do think it's from the users," said Jeff ing to Caddo Parish School Board attendance requirements. It also calls the student's good that students can access Loftin, a partner of EdGear, A student is marked absent for a class any time he or she home when there is a new their grades so easily." the company that created misses half or more of that class. assignment, failing grade, Since these changes were JPAMS. "Right now there are More than three unexcused absences in a class will result tardy and most recently made primarily for the stu- constant user meeting across in an attendance failure. absences and discipline. dents it affects them the the state. The program is Attendance questions should be directed to the Caddo "I don't like it because it most. upgraded by each district and Parish School Board Attendance Office at 603-6305 or the calls my mom for every bad The reviews of the pro- the upgrade depends on the Captain Shreve attendance secretary, Becky Hanley, at 865- grade," Gaylon Grigsby, a gram don't go well for stu- district." 7137. sophomore, said. "And she dents since it informs their One person who controls Homecoming court elected

Two freshman, two sophmores, three juniors, and four A-B block good & bad seniors were elected for the 2010 Homecoming Court. The freshman maids are Mary Lauren Mandina and •Continued from Page 1 year. “I like it because I can take Breanna Mitchell. The sophmore maids are Heather Dixon “I don’t like having larger a variety of classes.” Heather and Brandy Holt. The junior maids are Ashley Calhoun, “I like last year’s schedule classes in English,” Nelda Wendt, a senior, said. “I can Brittnay Walker, and Victoria Ward. The senior maids are better because it was more of Allen, an English II teacher, take Forensic Science now.” Kaitlyn Blohm, Joi Gibson-Stone, Destiny Miller, and Addie a daily routine,” Lari Leber, a said. “Smaller classes in the It also helps students that Stipp. The queen is La’Tura Brown. sophomore, said. “It was easi- core areas would provide are interested in a certain The process begins by the students voting for people in er. You got to know the teach- more opportunities for indi- course. the same grade as them. Then Student Council put a group ers better last year.” vidualized instruction and “The schedule gives more of ten votes in after they do the first ballot. They tally up the Teachers may also have a better preparation for stan- chances to study the things nominees to see who has the most votes. hard time adjusting to this dardized testing.” you like,” Korli said. “If you All of these students were picked from other students new schedule since some of Students may also like liked a certain class, now you voting/nominating them, their grades, behavior, and person- them now have longer classes what classes they can now can take another class that ality. and more students than last take. goes more into it.” The Enterprise October Vol. 44 No. 1 ENTERTAINMENT 2010 07 Move vs. Kinect Comparison Move Kinect Release Date September 15 November 4 Platform Playstation 3 Xbox 360 Cost? $49.99 $149.99 Controller? Yes No Games at 15 17 Release Required PS3; Eye cam- Xbox 360 Hardware era & single controller Press Review 8.5 out of 10 N/A Scores Connectivity Bluetooth or USB 2.0 USB Console Any PS3 4 GB or Bundles 250GB Similar to Wii Mote Playstation Eye

Photo by Morgan Harris The Dualshock3 (Pictured above) was the only type of controller available for the Playstation 3 pre Sept. 17th. PS3 and Xbox 360 turn to motion by Morgan Harris a controller at all. The Kinect is MAG, EyePet, Tumble, and and select games with more than competition can detect X, Y, and much like the PlayStation Eye Heavy Rain. Upcoming games five demos included for $99.99. Z (depth) motion. The Move has At E3 2009, both Sony and created for the PlayStation 2 include Killzone 3, Socom 4: It also includes many other bun- a very fast reaction in compari- Microsoft announced they had where a video camera detects U.S. Navy Seals, LittleBigPlanet dles to suit the needs of gamers. son to the Wii Mote. As usual, motion sensing in the works for your movement and duplicates 2, and Infamous 2. The Xbox The Kinect is expected to cost Sony leaves batteries out of the the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 them on the screen. This type of 360 Kinect will be compatible $149.99 and will include a Eye new hardware while the Wii consoles respectively. Sony beat motion gaming is great for with seventeen games at its camera and a game called Kinect Mote needs AA batteries which Microsoft to the punch in deliv- games like dodge ball for exam- release including Zumba Fitness Sports. can become a pain. Both ering their PlayStation Move ple. and Dance Central. The new Move controller Microsoft and Nintendo should controller on Sept. 15th while Like the consoles themselves, The price and content of the resembles the Wii Mote created follow. the Xbox 360 Kinect is expected the games that are created for Playstation Move and Xbox 360 by Nintendo in many ways at During its first week, Sony to be in stores later this year. each device will be a huge Kinect will affect the sales of first glance, however, the quick earned $14 million from their The Move and Kinect bring deciding factor on whether they each product. With that said, the reactions the PlayStation Move new motion controller. two very different types of succeed or fail. The Move is Move controller is bundled with delivers is the biggest differ- Microsoft expects the release of motion gaming to the table. The compatible with over twenty a navigation controller, ence. The Wii Mote can only the Kinect on Nov. 4th to com- PlayStation Move is a motion titles at the moment including PlayStation Eye, charging deck, detect X and Y motions while its pete with the Playstation Move. controller while the Kinect is not

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~Book Briefs~ ends! self. thing new to read. ter. believable. October The Enterprise 08 2010 SPORTS Vol. 44 No. 1 Shreve football season nearing an end by Morgan Harris 229 and 171 yards respectively. Savoie combined for 315 out Captain Shreve 14 of the 400 total yards and three of the Gators five touchdowns. Parkway 31 Savoie had only four passes fall The Gator football team to the turf completing 10-14 for dropped its first game of the 171 yards and two scores of season 14-31 on Sept. 3rd at the more than 20 yards. Savoie led Parkway Panthers. the Shreve rushing attack also Turnover issues by Captain with 12 carries for 144 yards Shreve turned out to be the and a score. biggest deciding factor in the Captain Shreve 35 Panthers victory. Shreve recov- ered half of the four fumbles West Ouachita 14 throughout the game and threw Shreve dominated the West two interceptions while Ouachita Chiefs 35-14 on Sept. Parkway had one giveaway on 16th at Lee Hedges improving three fumbles. their record to 2-1 on the sea- The Gators finished the con- son. test with 373 total yards of Captain Shreve played per- offense to Parkway’s 366. fectly through the entire first Shreve also managed to top the half as the Gators had a 28-0 Panthers in terms of first lead. The Gator defense forced downs, 20-14 respectively. four total turnovers as they held Captain Shreve’s senior run- the Chief’s offense to 246 ning back, Terrell Jordan, ran yards. all over the Panthers gaining The Gators offense produced 141 yards on just 17 carries. their best performance of the Another big performance came year with 403 yards, including from senior quarterback, Zach 305 rushing yards. The offense Savoie, scoring not only one, also had a turnover-free day Photo by Anna Boyter but both touchdowns for the with no interceptions and no Captain Shreve defensive lineman Desmond Payne(73), a junior, lines up against the Byrd offense during the Gators. Savoie finished the day lost fumbles. 2nd half. with nine completions on 20 The first Gator touchdown pass attempts for 94 yards and came on a 30 yard run by senior The 33 points scored by the back, Zach Savoie, ended the Kahre, scored his first touch- two interceptions while rushing running back Terrell Jordan. Rebels was the lowest a defense drive with a five yard touch- down of the year and finished for 138 yards on 23 carries and Jordan finished the day with had held them to throughout the down run. the game with two receptions two touchdowns. His two yard 221 yards on just 15 carries for season. For the 2nd straight week, for 32 yards. touchdown in the 4th quarter a 14.7 average. The 221-yard Once again, senior quarter- Savoie scored both Gator Two of the three Gator was the only touchdown of the performance was the fifth most back, Zach Savoie, was the touchdowns with his legs. His touchdowns came through the second half by either team. in school history and first time a highlights of the Gators last one coming on an 18-yard air from senior quarterback, Captain Shreve 35 Shreve running back had 200 offense. Savoie scored both in the final quarter. Savoie lead Zach Savoie, who completed 7 Woodlawn 16 yards rushing since 2002. touchdowns, one on a 5 yard the Gators in rushing with 21 of 16 passes for 107 yards with Senior quarterback, Zach rush and one on a 13 yard rush. rushes for 141 yards and two two touchdowns and an inter- Captain Shreve diminishes Savoie, did not have the Savoie accounted for 92 rush- scores. ception. turnovers as they bounce back yardage he had against the ing yards on 16 rushes and 117 Senior running back, Terrell Shreve’s rushing game was to thump the Woodlawn Woodlawn Knights, but he was yards through the air as he com- Jordan, also managed a good lead by junior running back, Knights 35-16 on Sept. 10th at responsible for three of the five pleted 11 of 17 passes. game with 104 yards on 15 Everette Payne, with 105 yards Lee Hedges. touchdowns with two of them Captain Shreve 14 rushing attempts. on 15 touches and a touchdown. The Gators opened the game coming on the ground. Shreve’s sophomore wide Savoie finished with 85 yards with two touchdowns in the Captain Shreve 13 C.E. Byrd 28 receiver, Marvin Davis, had his on the ground. first quarter and finished the West Monroe 33 Captain Shreve fell 14-28 to share of receptions and more Captain Shreve 13 scoring with a 24-yard touch- the Byrd Yellow Jackets due to against the Yellow Jackets with down pass and catch from sen- The Captain Shreve football turnovers and penalties on Sept. seven catches for 45 yards. Natchitoches Cen. 34 ior quarterback, Zach Savoie, to team played well, however, ulti- 30th at Lee Hedges. Captain Shreve 21 Captain Shreve fell to 2-5 on Senior Chris Bowman in the 3rd mately lost to the West Monroe Captain Shreve's takeaways the season as they come up quarter. Bowman ended the Rebels at Lee Hedges, 13-33. did not show up this time as Pineville 49 short against the Natchitoches game with two receptions for 49 The Gators first game in dis- Byrd only had one turnover. The Gators defense gives up Central Chiefs, 13-34 at yards and a score. trict 5A was definitely not the The Gators ended the game most points of the season in the Natchitoches. Captain Shreve’s defense easiest as they took on the top- with two turnovers. 21-49 loss to the Pineville The Gators and Chiefs were had an outstanding day versus ranked team in Louisiana in the Shreve kept up with the Rebels at Pineville on Oct. 8th. knotted up at seven a piece after the Knights offense giving up West Monroe Rebels. The Jackets with 287 yards on Captain Shreve kept up with the 1st quarter. NCHS took con- just 244 yards on 54 plays. The Gators fell apart in the 2nd offense while Byrd gained 294. Pineville in the beginning as the trol from that point, outscoring defense was also successful at quarter, giving up 20 points and Penalties made the jobs of the Gators and Rebels were tied Shreve 27-6 for the rest of the forcing turnovers against scoring none as they went into players even harder for the going into the 2nd quarter. In game. Woodlawn coming up with a the break, down 0-27. Despite Gators as they committed 13. the two middle quarters, Senior running back, Terrell fumble and two interceptions. the large deficit, Shreve did not Captain Shreve opened the Pineville outscored Shreve 35-7 Jordan, had the Gators’ best The Gators offense also give up and continued to fight, night with a long touchdown with three of the five touch- performance with 117 yards on played well with 400 total yards outscoring the Rebels 13-6 in drive, rushing nearly every play downs coming in the 2nd quar- 23 carries. on just 45 plays for 8.9 yards the 2nd half. and gaining five yards every ter. Captain Shreve takes on win- per play. The ground and pass- The Shreve defense finished time. Shreve senior quarter- Senior wide receiver, Zach less Southwood next week. ing game was a success gaining the day with five takeaways. Shreve Football Schedule College football violations Date Location Opponent Result by Morgan Harris tigers and now, several wins from does not have the 2005 heisman 9/3 Away Parkway L 14-31 their 2009-10 football season trophy. Former USC running back, have been vacated and no longer On top of these serious viola- 9/10 Lee Hedges Woodlawn W 35-16 Reggie Bush, was forced to give exist. LSU was not the only tions, even more have been piled 9/16 Lee Hedges West Ouachita W 35-14 up his heisman trophy as the school to have wins taken away, on so far this year. Georgia’s star NCAA tightens down on football. the Alabama Crimson Tide had reciever AJ Green is among 9/24 Lee Hedges West Monroe L 13-33 The NCAA has always been two seasons worth of wins vacat- those. Green sold the jersey he accussing schools of violating ed. used in Georgia’s 2009-10 bowl 9/30 Lee Hedges C.E. Byrd L 14-28 their rules, but within the past USC committed a similar game for nearly $1000. He faced few months, these violations have crime as LSU did by bribing run- minor consequences compared to 10/8 Away Pineville L 21-49 increased dramatically. This is ning back Reggie Bush so that he others. He was announced ineli- 10/14 Away Natch. Central L 13-34 causing some of college footballs would committ to the Trojans. gible for several games, including greatest players and programs to Their penalty? The Trojans no SEC(Southeastern Conference) 10/22 Lee Hedges Southwood 7pm be whiped out of the record longer hold one of the longest matchups with #12 Arkansas and books. winning streaks in history and Mississippi State. The Bulldogs 10/29 Away Airline 7pm LSU was found paying some Bush technically never played lost both, 31-24 and 24-12 recruits to come play for the college football and therefore, he respectively. 11/5 Away Ouachita 7pm