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Enterprise It Could Be You ~--~--the--------- What's inside Enterprise It could be you ... Captain Shreve High School, Shreveport, Louisiana page4 Volume XI, Number 6 April10, 1981 'Showboat' set for April 13-14; bands, solos scheduled for stage Showboat '81, the Debate Pennell , are in the group. sored by Jack Bogan . This Team's annual talent show , will Other bands that were selected special project raises money to present four local bands and to perform are Lynx , Static, and help the debaters finance their eight solo acts when the curtain Black Label. In all , ten bands travel expenses throughout the opens in the Shreve auditorium auditioned for the talent show . year. on April 23 and 24 at 7:30p.m. Showboat will also feature two Auditions for the show , in With the stage resembling an dance acts : the Popp-A-Matics, which 26 groups or individuals old riverboat with the help of and Todd Copher, who will do a tried out, were held May 30 and props and scenery, this year's tap dance. The duo team of Q­ Apri11 in the auditorium. A com­ emcees-Screven Watson, Jeff Ball will also perform. mittee of Debate Team members Hightower, Kris Key, and Jeff Those who will perform alone and Key Club members then met Buseick-will be ready to enter­ in solo acts will be Linda Martin, to decide which would perform . tain the audience with their jokes singer; Kendall Hanna, singer; Last year 's talent show fea­ in between presenting the acts . Ed Shaw, ventriloquist; Lauren tured TV's "One Day at a Time" Headlining this year 's show Scriber, singer; and B1ll Thomp­ star, Valerie Bertinelli, who sang will be the 1-20 band , last year 's son , singer. to the accompaniment of a local top winner. Four CS students, Showboat '81 is the fourteenth band made up of some Shreve Adam Trowbridge, Steve John­ annual talent show presented by students. The winner in the indi­ son , Rusty Perkins, and Jeff the Debate Team , which is spon- vidual division was Dina Ben­ nett, who sang as she played the piano. Tickets for Showboat will be .Surprise in store for girls sold for $3. The Caddo Parish school the back, according to Joyce Emcees for Showboat, Shreve's talent show, are Jeff Bu­ board has discarded those old , Jordan, P. E. instructor. seick, Screvin Watson, Jeff Hightower, and Kris Key. blue and white striped stretch Mrs. Jordan has worked with gym suits in order to make room Principal Sandra McCalla for the for the more modern look in gym past two years, and this year the Students need break attire. P.E. supervisor of Caddo Parish The new look consists of dark passed the request. After classes resume following the Christmas holidays the only green joggine shorts and gold The new gym suits will be other vacation before the closing of school is the three-day break for t-shirts with "Gators" on the available for next year 's girls' Easter. In a recent survey of 77 students only 14 wanted to keep the front and the girls' last names on gym classes . Each girl will be :- Easter break at it is while 63 felt the need for a spring break. responsible for picking up her The following chart shows the opinions of the 63 students who gym suit at Sports World for the want a spring break: Quiz Bowl shows class approximate cost of $7.50. Saturday, April 25, is the day . How long should the 3days 1 week 2weeks Other the Captain Shreve versus St. Spring Break be? 2 42 17 2 Vincent's Quiz Bowl Game will Spring brings prom be aired on television, according Spring's big event will be held When do you think this Easter February March April to Mrs. Jo Amy Wynn. tonight as the Junior-Senior break should be? 18 4 26 15 The team, which consists of prom gets unde;way at 9 p.m. at Jeff Klein, Ed Shaw, Evan the Progressive Men's Club on Would you be willing to Campbell, Jon Burelbach, yes no Dilg League Drive. add a few more days to and Elizabeth Reeder, has The dance will be held from 9 the school year to allow already won three games which 22 41 p.m. to 1 a.m. with Freeze as for this break? has put them into the semi­ the entertainment for the night. finals. If the team wins the next The king and queen will be Would you be willing to two gam~s against Longview and JoAmyWynn yes no presented at 10 p.m. along with cut a couple of holidays the winner of the Texas High­ the prom court, which consists a day or two short to Airline game, they will win a 23 40 of juniors and seniors. The allow for this break? trophy and additional scholar­ newly-elected prom court are Wynn gets award ship money. juniors Mary Stamper, Rosalind Bell, Jeff Pennell, and Ricky Jo Amy Wynn has been sel­ Fox. Senior members of the court ected along with nine other Lewis, Milner to head new staff are Pattie Harrison, Sarie Jou­ teachers across the state to re­ bert, Wendy Terry, Jeff John­ ceive the Educator of Distinction Junior Don Lewis was recently Junior High journalism class. page one will be changed to a son , Kevin Marler, and Joe Award. named editor-in-chief of the Audrey Lucky will be manager of three-column flag and such Pickett. Mrs. Wynn, who teaches Enterprise for the 1981-82 school the stat, and sophomore Angela features as "Point/Counter­ Individual pictures will be Algebra I, was nominated for the year by advisor Gaye Gannon. Wagoner will be the editor of a point," a new fashion column by taken by Townsend Photo­ award by the PTA. Teachers, Lewis, who came to Shreve new literary magazine. Belinda Poythress, and a cartoon graphy. The cost will be $5 for students, and parents wrote from Memphis, Tennessee, The news staff will be chang­ by Steve Johnson called "The two 5" x 7" 's and eight wallet letters to support the nomina­ this year, will actually begin his ing or adding several items in the Adventures of Tough Jeffrey," size photos. tion . duties as editor for the May 8 May paper. The nameplate on will be added . The sponsors for the event are Mrs. Wynn will receive the issue, when the new newspaper Mrs. Gladys Aderhold, Charles award at the PTA State Conven­ staff will write most of the copy Fitzpatrick, and the Junior Class. tion on April24 in Monroe. and complete 'page layouts. This year's newspaper staff, co­ edited by seniors Andrea DeFoy Stu dents given course opportunity and Cara Milner, will be in charge of a special senior spread. Students at Captain Shreve needs assessment plan will give will have a chance to have input the students the opportunity to Selected to assist Lewis as into the possibility of organizing suggest special courses to add to assistant editor and feature new courses at the school by the curriculum . Principal Sandra editor is junior Mike Milner. filling out and submitting the McCalla has suggested that a He will write editorials, super­ attached form to either Mrs. minimum of approximately 25 vise other staff members, and be Goodwin at the office or a coun­ students and a teacher will be in charge of features . selor. necessary for a course to be Other editors include sopho­ The administration 's academic started . more Cheryl Dubois, new editor; sophomore Tracy Barnes , assist­ ant new editor; junior Belinda Please consider the possibility of entering Poythress , assistant feature editor; juniors Bob Brown and Dee Spillman, sports editors; junior Mike Camp, photograph­ y er; junior Alex Solntsev, artist; into the future curriculum . and Carolyn Cooper, advertising f manager. j J Junior Scott Aymond and Name freshmen Barbara Gobble, Bobby Nolte, and Carl Folsom Editors chosen will write for the newspaper. Clip and submit to office. Grade Gobble, Nolte, and Folsom were Juniors Don Lewis and Mike Milner will serve as Editor-in­ Chief and Assistant Editor for next year's Enterprise staff . • selected from the Youree Drive 2 opinion THE ENTERPRISE/Aprll10, 1981 Editorial Magnet not Good-bye to move by Mark Wendt On Wednesday, March 19, 1981, the Caddo Parish School Good luck next year Board defeated a proposal 12 to 4 which would have advocated the move of the magnet school This issue is the last to be planned, written and laid out. from the site of the old Valencia totally put out by this year's This past year, we have tried to Junior High School building to newspaper staff. These are the present the news objectively the Byrd building. last editorials written by this and to provide interesting close­ year's editors. The last issue of ups on teachers, students and Many citizens from both the the year will be done by next clubs. A school newspaper can old Valencia district and the year's Enterprise staff, with the be very valuable to every student Byrd High district were present exception of a center featuring and teacher. at the meeting. Most of them senior favorites and graduation. We have enjoyed producing were there to protest the move. Editor Don Lewis will be trying to the Enterprise very much. It has step out on the right foot in pre­ been a valuable experience and a This is understandable, for the paration for next year. lot of fun. We've tried to find the old Valencia district has grown Contrary to what some believe, inside news, serious and funny, rather accustomed to and proud putting out a school publication and get the facts.
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