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~--~--the------What's inside Enterprise It could be you ... page4 Captain Shreve High School, Shreveport, Louisiana 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 Buseick-will met 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 in between fea­ 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. .Surprise Tickets for Showboat will be in store for girls sold for $3. The Caddo Emcees for Showboat, Shreve's Parish school the back, according to Joyce talent show, are Jeff Bu­ board has seick, Screvin Watson, Jeff Hightower, discarded those old , Jordan, P. E. instructor. 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 attire. need break P.E. supervisor of Caddo Parish The new look consists of dark passed After classes resume following the request. the Christmas holidays the only green joggine shorts and gold The other vacation before the closing new gym suits will be of school is the three-day break for t-shirts with "Gators" on the available Easter. In a recent survey of for next year 's girls' 77 students only 14 wanted to keep the front and the girls' last names on gym :- Easter break at it is while classes . Each girl will be 63 felt the need for a spring break. responsible The following chart for picking up her shows the opinions of the 63 students who gym want a spring break: Quiz Bowl shows suit at Sports World for the class approximate cost of $7.50. Saturday . How long should , April 25, is the day the 3days 1 week 2weeks Other the Captain Spring Break be? Shreve versus St. 2 42 17 2 Vincent's Quiz Bowl Game will Spring brings prom be aired on television, When do you think this according Spring's big Easter February March April to Mrs. Jo Amy Wynn. event will be held break should be? tonight as the Junior-Senior 18 4 26 15 The team, which consists of prom gets unde;way at 9 Jeff Klein, Ed Shaw, p.m. at Would you be willing to Evan the Progressive Men's Campbell, Jon Burelbach, Club on add a few more days to yes no Dilg League Drive. and Elizabeth Reeder, has the school year to allow The dance will be held from already won three games which 9 for this break? 22 41 p.m. to 1 a.m. with Freeze has put them into the semi­ as the entertainment for the night. finals. If the team wins the Would you be willing to next The king and queen will two gam~s against be cut a couple of yes no Longview and presented holidays the winner at 10 p.m. along with JoAmyWynn a day or two of the Texas High­ the short to Airline prom court, which consists allow 23 40 game, they will win a of for this break? trophy juniors and seniors. The and additional scholar­ newly-elected ship money. prom court are juniors Mary Stamper, Rosalind Wynn gets award Bell, Jeff Pennell, and Ricky Jo Amy Wynn has been sel­ Lewis, Milner Fox. Senior members of the court ected along with nine other to head new staff are Pattie Harrison, Sarie Jou­ teachers across the state to re­ bert, Wendy Terry, Jeff John­ ceive the Educator Junior Don Lewis was recently Junior High journalism class. page of Distinction one will be changed to a son , Kevin Marler, and Joe Award. named editor-in-chief of the Audrey Lucky will be three-column manager of flag and such Pickett. Mrs. Enterprise for the 1981-82 school the stat, and sophomore Wynn, who teaches Angela features as "Point/Counter­ Individual pictures Algebra year by advisor Gaye Gannon. Wagoner will be will be I, was nominated for the the editor of a point," a new fashion column by taken by Townsend award Lewis, who came to Shreve new literary magazine Photo­ by the PTA. Teachers, . Belinda Poythress, and a cartoon graphy. The cost will students, from Memphis, Tennessee, The news staff be $5 for and parents wrote will be chang­ by Steve Johnson called "The two 5" x 7" 's and this year, will actually begin his ing or adding eight wallet letters to support the nomina­ several items in the Adventures of Tough Jeffrey," size photos. duties as editor for the May May paper tion . 8 . The nameplate on will be added . The sponsors issue, when the new newspaper for the event are Mrs. Wynn will receive the Mrs. Gladys Aderhold, staff will write most of the copy Charles award at the PTA State Conven­ Fitzpatrick, and and complete 'page layouts. the Junior Class. tion on April24 in Monroe. This year's newspaper staff, co­ edited by seniors Andrea DeFoy and Cara Milner, will be in Stu dents given course opportunity charge of a special senior spread. Students at Captain Shreve needs assessment plan will give will Selected to assist Lewis as have a chance to have input the students the opportunity to into assistant editor and feature the possibility of organizing suggest special courses to add to editor is junior Mike Milner. new courses at the school by the curriculum . Principal Sandra filling He will write editorials, super­ out and submitting the McCalla has suggested that a attached vise other staff members, and be form to either Mrs. minimum of approximately 25 Goodwin in charge of features . at the office or a coun­ students and a teacher will be Other editors include sopho­ selor. necessary for a course to be more Cheryl Dubois, new editor; The administration 's academic started . sophomore Tracy Barnes , assist­ ant new editor; junior Belinda Poythress , assistant feature Please consider the possibility of entering 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 freshmen Barbara Gobble, Name Bobby Nolte, and Carl Folsom Editors chosen will write for the newspaper. Gobble, Nolte, and Juniors Don Lewis and Mike Milner Clip and submit Folsom were will serve as Editor-in­ to office. Grade • selected from the Youree Drive Chief and Assistant Editor for next year's Enterprise staff . 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. Thanks to all of the new magnet school entails quite a bit of responsibil­ the teachers and faculty for their close by. ity. A lot of preparation and cooperation with us. Likewise, ·Byrd students have thought must be put into each Good luck again to the new developed a healthy sort of paper. Stories and ideas must be staff. Goodbye, it was fun. allegiance to-and pride in their school which makes it hard to accept such a proposal.

Such a move, however, would Girls' P.E. sees ch«;~nge have truly been in better interest for all Caddo Parish students. We would like to thank Ms. comfortable and more in fashion. Byrd is placed in a rather ideal Sandra McCalla and Ms. Joyce The boys have had such uniforms spot for a magnet school and was Jordan for their efforts in getting for quite a while, therefore the one of the possible location sites the new gym uniforms beginning girls are very appreciative for a LeHer when the school was first being next year for girls. Shorts and· .change. Thanks again for your formed. EDITOR'S NOTE t-shirts will be considerably more determination. Letters to the Editor. The Edi­ Caddo Magnet, now in its Because of limited space we torial Staff chose to run repre­ first year of operation, has al­ were unable to print all of the sentative letters. ready enrolled a number rather protection good uncomfortable for the Valencia Dear Editor Junior High building to accom­ modate. This is in regard to the editor­ would have given up on and Byrd, on the other hand, is ial in last month's issue of the turned to hostility as an easy declining in enrollment, mainly Reagan praised in recovery Enterprise concerning Milam alternative. Dr. King was not of white students, due to the Street. I believe that to name a this type of man. He wanted rather recent desegregation With the recent attempt Before closing, we would like street after a man is most fit­ peace and love and brotherhood efforts. assassination on the life of to ting, but not in this case. Milam praise this fast, efficient for all men black and white. In Byrd easily has the capacity United States President Ronald action Street is merely a street taken by the Secret to me, my opinion, the "black jurors" to accommodate the estimated ·Reagan, we would like to make Service. like As soon as the first any other in Shreveport. I HAVE made a mistake, because 850 Magnet School students for note of this incident which has shot rang out, the members of have been told and heard that Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. is next year. If the proposal had shocked the nation. the Milam was a man of importance Secret Service were pushing worthy of more than a street. In passed, renovations and repairs We feel that this act of vio- . President in Shreveport around 100 Reagan into the car. or so concluding, I would like to say would have been made in Byrd's lence was terrible, not to mention years ago, but some Another incident worth men­ people that Dr. King would be glad, I now faltering mechanical, very disrespectful to our Presi­ tioning is the behavior of Presi­ don't even know that. I didn't. am sure, that he is not here to electrical, and plumbing utili­ dent. To threaten dent Reagan after the discovery the life of the A man of Dr. King's importance see the fighting and . racism ties. man who runs our country that he was shot. He kept his should be recognized, but not by which has grown since his death. This would have cost money. means that some Americans sense a street. Dr. King led a fight for of humor quite well all The fact is, however, that Byrd's must not have much faith in civil liberties which most men Scott Andrews, senior in all. Examples of his humor are plumbing, mechanical diffi­ the highest political office in the when he told the First Lady, culties, and electrical problems nation. wHoney, I forgot to duck, w and still need repairing whether the Perhaps John Warnock Dear Editor to the surgeons who were going Magnet School is moved or not. Hinckley, Jr., the man accused of to operate on him, wPiease, say Dear Editor: rights. Journalistic freedom is trying to assassinate President you're Republicans. w We are writing to you with based on this right. As with all It will cost even more money to Reagan, doesn't have faith in the In conclusion, this crisis which respect to editorials which have rights, certain responsibilities expand and build on to the office of the President of the . has caused much discussion appeared in issues of the Enter­ are inherent. This school enjoys Valencia Junior High in a man­ United States of America, but throughout the nation has been prise. Namely, wconfederate a good reputation for its success ner that would accommodate the most of the Americans, no matter much less shocking because of Flag Should Stay" and wDon't in race relations. We are con­ Magnet School growth. what political party they belong the light way in which it was Change Milam Street. " cerned that you used our paper to, still respect President Reagan taken. For this, President As American citizens we nur" to express inflamatory views on All things considered, it would and the job he is doing in the Reagan and the Secret Service ture and respect freedom of controversial issues which do not have been in the best of public White House. should be commended. speech as one of our basic directly affect our school. There­ interest to move the Magnet fore, we protest any editorials School to Byrd. Perhaps if the which may lead to strained race people in the Byrd schooling relations. district would try to look to the These editorials are not rep­ future and understand the situa­ What do you feel could be done about the yearly tion the Magnet School is now repetition In Physical Education courses? resentative of the Enterprise in Backtalk general. We take pride in the facing, they would see that in success of our paper and encour­ spite of the inconvenience and age its commitment to the high the uprooting of school alle­ standards it usually displays. giance this could cause, the move to Byrd would be a wise one and Sincerely, could be best in the long run. Bi Racial Committee There is still time for another Captain Shreve High School such proposal to be voted on. the Enterprise Captain Shreve High School 6115 E. Kings Hwy. Shreveport, La. 71105 The Enterprise is published once monthly during each school year by the newspaper staff at Captain Shreve High School.

Co-edltors-ln-c~f Sports Editors O'Neal Whitaker Cooper Waddell uunn Andrea Defoy, Bob Brown, Kenneth Cara Milner Myers, Dee Spillman Charles O'Neal- Senior Keith Waddell - Senior Photographers "They could have boxing, maybe wrestling ... "I don't think it should be required for one Feature Editors Mark Brelsford, Mike other things besides the same old stuff. More thing. It should be that athletes should have a Joy Gray, Vicky Nettles, Camp, Dave O'Brien Mary Stamper, stuff like bowling." mandatory 6th hour class, so practice would be Screven Artist Glen Whitaker -Sophomore over an hour earlier; that way they could get Watson, Mark Wendt, Scott Roberts "I don't have anything to say about it. It's their school work done." Leanne Bureftiacli Advertising Managers alright with me." News Editors Laura Sigler, An'na Carolyn Cooper - Junior Dunn - Junior Jerry Daugherty, Lisa Jacobs "They could in each grade have a specific "Maybe broaden the curriculum. Maybe ask Flore, Audrey Lucky, Advisor sport. Just focus on one sport a year . They could the students what they would like to do at the Amy Powell Gaye Gannon 1~ have other things to do but have a primary sport." beginning of the year." THE ENTERPRISE/Aprll10, 1981 news 3) Elections scheduled After nearly two weeks of At t he time this paper was cheerleader workshops , can ­ printed , the sign-ups for Student didate speeches , and the walls Council had not ended , therefore being covered with campaign we do not have the names of posters , election time is drawing those candidates . near . Cheerleader candidates in­ Next Wednesday , the day clude Pam Evans , Becky Nelson , school is dismissed for the An 'na Jacobs , Kim Costannza, Easter holidays, the voting Ginger Trigg , Jodi Moore, Ter­ booths will be in place in the esa Blake, Ellen Barkley, Renee auditorium and gym foyers , and Simmons, Laura Gassaway, students will be voting for cheer­ Susanne Berry, Kristin Fertitta, leaders and Student Council Sheri Thrailkill , T ina Pennywell , officers to represent them during Kathy McFadden, Margaret the 1981-82 school year. McClellan , Stacey Laborde , Before the student body votes , Martha McKinney, Sally Martin, they will have a chance to either Laura McNeill, Patty Johnson , see or hear their candidates. The Sharon Townson , Rhonda Hor­ cheerleaders will have tryouts ton , Mary Ellen McGee, Aimee Tuesday during sixth period and Franklin, Terri Byrd , and the Student Council candidates Rhonda Templin. Steve Johnson will give their speeches earlier and Scotty Hudsmith are can ­ in the day. didates for AI E. Gator. Students prefer 4-day week Over 700 people were in the evening . The banquet was attendance April 7 at the Cooper­ composed of all Caddo Parish During the Captain Shreve Inter-Club Volleyball Tournament, sponsored by the Z-Ciub, many ative Office Education Banquet COE students and their employ­ of the service clubs from Shreve got into action. At left, sophomore Tracey Barnes loses control held at the Convention Hall. ers. of the shot, while, at right, sophomore Sean Galen disputes a call by official Martin Poole. The theme of the banquet was There are 250 students en­ "Employer Appreciation Round­ rolled in the COE program in up" and a western bar-b-que Caddo Parish, and each of these was served with everyone students work in some kind of News briefs dressed in their western attire. clerical job. For the length of the evening, students were the deputies while Mrs. Lena B. Leviston, ROTC to compete, their employers reigned as Captain Shreve's sponsor for present awards sheriffs. COE, is still accepting applica­ Sherry Lewis, Captain tions for the 1981-82 school year. On Ap~il 25, Shreve's ROTC ROTC will hold its Annual Also planned for ROTC is Shreve's FBLA President, was If interested , contact her in unit will be represented by a Awards Day April 29 in the gym the annual Military Ball which the mistress of ceremonies for room 309 . male and female drill team, two during fourth hour. Representa­ will be May 6 at the Officers rifle teams and two orienteering tives from the American Legion, Club at Barksdale. The Cadet teams . at the Holiday-in-Dixie Sons and Daughters of the Amer­ Officers and their dates will be competition. Teams from six ican Revolution, CO£ banquet Reserved Of­ presented through an arc of steel held _states will be competing at ficers Association and the ROTC with Quantrell Gordon leading Over 1000 students were c. Add an extra month at the end Park, Captain Shreve and Barks­ Parents Club will be the honored the procession . recently surveyed concerning of the school year?" dale 11 voted Air Force Base. guests. a four-day school week with over yes 700 in favor of the change and 162 ballots could not be counted French Club places Band hosts festival 300 against it. because they were not marked <::orrectly . French Club members won five first Captain place Shreve Band played for the Band and 1. Are you in favor of a four­ The survey was taken during awards in the language festival held recently Orchestra Festival at on March 18, 19, and 20, and day school week? 734 voted yes; homeroom class on Tuesday, LSU-S. won a rating of superior in sight reading and an 302 voted no . March 3. There are 1500 stu­ 1n French I, Quantrell Gordon excellent in concert. and Anne The next question on the sur­ dents enrolled and of that num­ Goodrich placed first in poetry and prose The jazz respect­ band played in concert for students vey asked, "To make up the time ber, 1030 students participated fully. Scott Lamar and Gerald Ross at Youree Drive and placed first hope to play in concert for lost by cutting the week to four in the survey. We do not know and second in poetry in French Eden Gardens II . In French Ill, Jr. High School. Last night they days, would you rather: what happened to the 470 Ed Shaw placed first in both poetry played at and prose. the Chez Vous for the CAE Annual a. Add an extra hour to each students who did not The club is mark a also planning a carwash this Banquet. school day?" 533 voted yes ballot. month and a dinner in May . b. Add an extra month at the The survey was conducted by Speech tournament beginning of the school year?" members of the Talent Bank Rally results 21 voted yes class. CS Drama and Speech Teams, coached by Of the 88 students who recently attended the Jack Bogan and Maleda McKellar, competed in Northwest Louisiana High School Rally , 13 quali­ the Louisiana Tournament of Champions held at fied and attended the state rally which was held in USL in Lafayette, March 26-28. Baton Rouge last Saturday. Those who qualified were Janie Black in Winning the second place in dramatic in­ Sociology, Sheila Fannon in Advanced Math, terpretation was Gary Kunkle, junior. Another - Sima Missa in Algebra II , Daniel Sklar in Book­ junior, Ricky Allen, won the fifth place in this keeping, Mike Rekhelman in Chemistry, Roger same field. The team Janine Goldstein and Gary Williams in General Science, Evan Campbell in Kunkle won second place in duet acting . World History, Eva Hyde in Spanish II , Jennifer The entire team tied for third place in the Miller in English I, Lisa Jernigan in French I, overall sweepstakes. Jodi Werfal in French Ill, and Garrett Ryder in Spanish II I. Although the results from the state rally are Choir honored not in, CS received many outstanding marks in the district rally. Captain Shreve's Choir was recently recog­ nized in the Shreveport Sun for receiving so many FBLA convention set honors at the LMEA on Feb. 27 at Centenary. On Friday, March 23, the choir attended the Danny Sklar and Anna Jacobs along with LEMA and received superior ratings in sight other members of FBLA will be making a trip to reading and concert. This qualifies them to go to the FBLA National Convention, whose theme is state. "In Touch with Businesses of America," in Chic­ Ms. Eddie Wade will be director for the ago, Illinois, during July 1-4. Another scheduled Caddo Kaleidoscope Choir. trip is one to Bunkie, Louisiana with Anna Jacobs, the new state secretary for FBLA, and other rep­ resentatives from Captain Shreve's chapter on Key Club eleds officers June 1st for an FBLA workshop . Scotty Hudsmith was elected president of Key Club for the next school year at a recent Orchestra wins meeting. Elected to serve with Hudsmith were Ricky The Orchestra has been quietly playing Fox , vice-president; Kent Hatcher, secretary ; themselves to the top. At the Band and Orchestra Don Lewis, treasurer; John Harrell, sergeant-at­ Festival held here at Captain Shreve on March arms; and Sean Galen , junior board member. A 18, 19, and 20 , they won all superior ratings . They run-off election between juniors Don Rucker and were the only orchestra to do so . They qualified Colly Roberts will be held for senior board mem­ to attend the State Festival in Grambling wh ich ber this month . will be coming up this month . In April , the Key Club will participate in Members of the orchestra are: Adam An­ many different activities . Some of these include nand , Bobby Bell , Cindy Bryant, Bucky Buck, the Red River Run , where Key Clubbers aid the Allyson Buckner, Colette Carr, Shelia Ester, athletes along the run . They will also help organ­ Robbie Giglio, Sima Misra, Charlie Rogers , Angie ize Showboat , Shreve's annual talent show spon­ Row , Eric Smith, Richard Thomas , Anne Wat­ sored by the Debate Team . kins, and Bob Wynn . The orchestra is directed Key Club's formal dance will be on Saturday, Juniors Scotte Hudsmith and Steve Johnson prepare to run by Ms. Johnette Parker. May2. for AI E. Gator. 4 Special Features THE ENTERPRISE/ Aprll10, 1981 It could be you! Rape happens to anyone, anywhere, at any time in the Shreveport area by Jerry Daugherty person who has the apparent plan to go and let them know you Last October, the body of a power to carry them out in are coming and by what route. 14-year-old girl who had been forcible rape. An aggravated When you get there, you should abducted into a car with two rape is when the assailant is call home and tell mommy and men, then sexually assaulted and armed with any instrument when daddy that you arrived there murdered, was found. Two in manner used can cause safely." weeks ago, the two men who great bodily harm or death. What procedure should rape committed this crime received The penalty ranges from not victims follow? First, the victim life sentences. less than one year nor more than should "report the rape to the Many elderly women in the 20 years imprisonment at hard police," said Carter. The victim Highland area have found they labor with simple rape to life should not change clothes or aren't safe even in their homes. imprisonment at hard labor with clean up "because it will be need­ Many rapes have been reported aggravated rape. Forcible rape ed for evidence. A police officer and probably even more haven 't warrants not less than two will pick up the victim and take been ... years nor more than 40 years her to the hospital for an exam­ A woman was jogging down imprisonment at hard labor. ination. After the victim is inter­ the Clyde Fant Parkway one Most rape victims are chosen viewed by an investigator, she afternoon . An attempted rape because "she was there," stated is taken home." ~ - ! occurred before the assailant Carter, and although rare, a Anyone can become another I was chased away by a passer­ rapist may develop behavioral statistic, a rape victim. It can by ... patterns in a progressive man­ happen anywhere and at any The next day another woman ner. This may develop by a man time to anyone. As Carter was jogging down the Parkway. looking through the window at stated, "Always be careful ." She was pulled into a bush and the woman , eventually entering raped ... the house and touching her, and Sound familiar? These reports finally raping her. and others like them are making How can possible rape victims 8/abby offers advice for those without dates their way into Shreveport here news­ at CS protect themselves What do you do if you're not get the most advantage out of interesting that you could raid-­ papers almost daily. from rape? Carter first said, going to the prom? Believe it or this Friday night, gather togeth­ say, the Bottle Stop or the Rape. A violent act of hostility "Be careful." Then she added , not, you have several options. er all of the other dateless peo­ Square. If you ' re tired of the and/or sexual gratification "Learn . in not to be totally trusting For one, you could sit around the ple, including people of the op­ same old thing each Friday which one person (usually male) of everyone, drive with doors house or listen to the radio or posite sex, and make a group; night, go out, get drunk, come in coerces another (usually locked female) and windows up, go in see what exciting new movie is go out and do something really at 2 a.m ., tell your parents into participating in sex groups acts of or pairs, always look in on TV (even better if you have different. When you ' re driving "Oh, yeah, I was in at 10." various kinds. A man usually the back seat of the car before HBO), or you could even read-­ around , go the limit Then maybe you might want to rapes a woman, not for getting sex , but in, and park in brightly either your history book or one (that's different). Or play Chi­ try something innocent for a to "degrade her, control 1 her, and it areas at night and as close of those sleezy novels (like one nese red-light. Or rnake it even change. Just be carefu I; you humiliate her," stated Deputy to the door as possible. Upon by Judith Krantz). But seriously, more exciting--play Chinese might really like it. You might Sherry Carter of the Caddo exiting a store, if a man is no matter what people say about green-light! Stop at a green like golf, if you haven 't Parish Sheriff Department. lurking near your car, you should Shreveport being the worst light, run around the car, and tried it yet . Or go to a playground Carter added, "There are return three to the store and ask a entertainment spot in the quickly get back in before the and act like a kid again. Or go see types of rape: clerk simple, forcible, to watch you until you nation (not to mention in the light turns red . Everybody else a movie (how about "Rocky and aggravated. A simple reach rape the safety of the car. You South), there are several things on the highway will just love Horror Picture Show"?) Just do 1;:; when the victim cannot could also keep a tear gas con­ one could do for a good time. If that. anything you feel like, act as resist because of a drugged or tainer or a whistle on your key you must stay alone, there's crazy as you want, and remem­ intoxicated state. Threats of chain ." Carter also suggested always a good game of solitaire ... Once you and your friends are ber--there' ll always be another bodily injury are made by a "calling ahead to where you just don 't cheat. However, to out and about, choose someplace prom!

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687-5007 Belinda Marshall Sharon Brammer THE ENTERPRISE/ April 10, 1981 5) High school parties Accommodations sometimes difficult to find by Lisa Fiore were under aged , there was no dance because they don't feel Finding accommodations for legal hold over damages and that their facilities could be use­ high school students to have a therefore, "high school groups ful in such cases. A small dance party may prove more difficult are put in the Municipal ." floor seems to be the problem than expected in the Shreveport East Ridge had a completely with not only the Hilton but also and Bossier area, that is, if an different set of restrictions. the Recency and the Sheraton adult sponsor isn 't available to According to the manager of Inn Shreveporter. sign the lease. East Ridge Country Club, they The Le Boss'ier's large ball­ Other conditions are also in­ weren 't allowed to rent to high room is built for around 900 peo­ volved with this procedure, and school groups because they ple, so a large crowd could easily the following table compares would be jeopardizing their tax fit comfortably. The adult spon­ various locations and their sets exempt status. He further ex­ sor in this case, however, must of conditions . plained by added that they would be school affiliated because of SEE ATTACHED TABLE be inviting outside businesses their opinion that parents may The first places listed were to compete with them . However, be too lenient concerning their ominant in expressing their if a high school student happens sons ' or daughters' behaviors. feelings on the subject. In fact, to be a member of East Ridge, he They feel that the school would they were the only ones that or she may sponsor an event, take on more responsibility be­ didn 't want to rent to high school but either a sum of $1200 must cause other students may want groups. American Legion be guaranteed to be brought in, to rent the room in future years. claimed they didn't rent to high or it must be paid . On thing is for sure. If you school students " because of the The Hi Iton in Bossier stated want to have a large crowd at unpleasant experiences of the that they could accommodate a a party, be prepared to have an past" while the Civic Center large crowd , but went on further adult (one parent, and maybe Soft , pretty, tnnocent, and representative explained that to explain that they didn 't rent one teacher) and a bundle of fragile are key words for Spring because high school Mary's students to anyone that wanted to have a money on hand. and Summer of 1981 . Aside from the overall sil­ Menagerie-- Accommodations for Security Adult Approximated houette, the major trend is--as it was in Europe--traditional Location High school students Occasions required sponsor Cost by Mary or romantic. Blazers Stamper American Legion No are every­ where ... pants come in every Civic Center No Skirts in general are fuller length and shape imaginable .. East Ridge *Special terms this season with lots of them split cu Iottes have returned .. .and the Elks Yes All occasions yes yes as in culottes. The best length $400 Bermuda Short has once again Hilton Yes Dinner only yes yes is said to be an inch or two $300 appeared with its baggy bottom. Le Boss'ier Yes All occasions no *yes $950 below the knee. Lightweight LSU-S Student Union Yes All occasions yes yes $450 While the sloppy look prevails, material such as gauze is the Municipal Yes All occasions yes yes $500 it in no way resembles the bulky most popular and most important Regency Yes All occasions yes yes $375 t 5% tax layered look in the past. The material to give that soft, peas­ except dance waist is more defined, with full­ anty look. Sheraton Inn - Bossier Yes All occasions yes yes $500 ness above and below for a soft In summer our favorite gar­ Sheraton Inn- Shreveport Yes Dinner only yes yes $100 t tax romantic or pleasant effect. The ments are shorts, which are less Vacationland Yes All occasions yes yes $250 t expenses tailored edges are softened with fitted this year for a more boxy · *see story a little less construction and a look. The favorite length is mid­ bit of lace here--a I ittle ruffly thigh, and cuffs are quite popu­ Impressions - there. lar. You may have also noticed a The dresses for spring and by Cara Milner summer are classically soft and your first Homecoming? saying strong native beat coming on . This column is directed to- the Pledge of Alle­ romantic. It seems the French trying to decide which one It shows up in jungle prints, as wards the Captain giance? schoolgirl look is in, Shreve was Catharine and well as the styles and colors with a very seniors of 1981 . which ACT's and SAT's? tailored one was Carroll? themselves. Safari jackets and style. All in all , dresses With another school year the "Urban Cowboy " look? are prettier and more wearable pep rallies and football being proud to graduate from pants come in colors like clay , coming to an end and graduation games? olive, and khaki. than they have been in the past. arriving for the Captain Shreve? Linen is definitely most spirited memorizing the words the most class to the As my last column draws to a Lengths vary important. of '81, I would like to Alma Mater? Khaki and its cousin , reminisce about close, I would like to say a Lengths are as varied as the olive drab, are everywhere the fun-filled .. . Student Council and cheer­ and days here special "thank you" to the styles for spring and summer. are best when at Shreve. leader elections? combined with a Remember ... Enterprise staff, especially my The pants are slowly getting a clear red or bright blue. worrying about getting a date co-editor, Andrea DeFoy. Also, bit shorter as they have been in In surrary, walking around and around, to the Prom? Spring 1981 is looking 1 would like to quote a few words Europe. The hips are cut a bit making great for your classroom? Team class? strides toward a looking for the elevator? from our class song . 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- 6 sports THE ENTERPRISE/Aprll10, 1981 Baseballers look to future as season nears end by Kenneth Myers Rickert pitched over three The Gator baseballers are off innings before being relieved by and running . District 2-AAAA Rickert with Shreve up 7-6 . At play has begun with the Gators the end of the fourth inning, the currently at 5-4 overall and 1-3 score was tied 7-7 . The Gators in district play. were up 8-7 after the fifth inning. In the first two district con­ tests saw Shreve losing to Park­ The turning point came with way 13-1 and then to Bossier 9-8 . the score tied 8-8 in the bottom of the sixth . A Bearcat was Against Parkway, the Panthers caught stealing from first base got rolling on the strength of a to second and was in a rundown . seven-run first inning. Senior Somehow he got to second base . Jeff Rickert started the game and The next 'Cat batter hit a double pitched the first two innings. and the one on second scored, Senior Kevin Marler was then leaving the final score at 9-8. called on to pitch in innings 3-7 Rickert was credited with the with sophomore Kevin Pickens loss. pitching in the final inning. The pitchers have been doing Parkway had four hits the first quite well . Coach Levis ton says , "I rotate them . When one gets inning and three base-on-balls. The lone Gator error was com­ tired I let the others pitch.'' mitted by the second baseman in the first, also. Leviston also commented that Kelley and Nolte are the leading Head coach Albert Leviston Shreve first baseman, Nicky Nolle, strokes a single against the Parkway Panthers. said concerning the game, "We batters on the team because they should have gotten more runs are more consistent than the with all the men which were on others. Both are currently bat­ tng over .300. base . "To win, you have to make the "The team is young, inexper­ SPAR league attracts Shreve girls routine plays and keep the errors ienced, and not mature. We have to a minimum,'' he added. only four seniors and two of those are pitchers. by Dee Spillman Tully and Co. , replied, "Yes, I Why isn't there a team now since there seems to be enough The Bossier Bearcats beat Every other day in the halls of think there should be a girl's interest? Principal Sandra the Gators 9-8 in their second "However, we have a good Captain Shreve various softball varsity team. There ought to be McCalla, says, "I'm very inter­ district contest which was a very group of sophomores, including uniforms are being worn by more school sports girls can ested in softball; we may have a exciting game. Robert Martina, David Horgen, female students. letter in." Senior Pam Pernici AI Reddy, David Clary, Mike of the 12th Precinct, responded, girls' team in the future." But Shreve got three runs in the Magner, and Kevin Pickens. In the spring and summer "I love softball, I've been play­ McCalla brought out the point of first inning. Senior Nick Nolte, The Gators still have an excel­ months, softball seems to be a ing since fourth grade. I think it destroying an organization called and juniors Brown Humphrey lent chance to make a run at the subject widely talked about would go over good with the girls girls' track. "I think we would and Roger Kelley, each got a hit. playoffs. among Shreve's Gatorette stu­ that are real athletic." According· take away from the successful dents. There are five teams com­ to senior Tanya Gandy, also of girls track program; it's just been posed of Shreve students in the the 12th Precinct team, "We just established and recognized as a Shreveport Parks and Recreation go for fun." Also, sophomore major school sport." "Another (SPAR) league. They include: Lynne Wainwright, of the Purple reason is we would have to find sophomore teams, The Purple Pacers, comments, "Most qualified personnel. We also Haze, coached by Tony Davis; people don't play to win; it's no don't have the funds for it.'' and The Purple Pacers, coached big deal.'' by Greg Bennett and Joe Picket; Miss McCalla went on to de­ junior team, Tully and Co. Now the question 1s, who will scribe how the successful sports coached by Roy Lane; senior take the team seriously enough at Shreve such as football and teams, The Shreve Bombers, to have one? basketball fund the rest of the coached by Rocky LaGrone and "I'd be pretty serious. Out of a sports through the year at Steven Lee, and the 12th Pre­ team of twenty, I think four of Shreve. About them funding cinct, coached by Jeff Johnson five would go for a serious school softball, she says , "I don't feel and Screven Watson. The SPAR team," comments senior Cathy that there is enough interest in teams are sponsored by busi­ Gulledge of the 12th Precinct the girls. I don't think they would nesses around the city of Shreve­ team. Gulledge added, "We've be dedicated to go to every game port. tried every year to get a school or practice. Some may want to team, but it was no use. " skip once for a hot date or just to But now is the question which The last question aroused: do their hair," she explains. has aroused interest among softball players at Shreve. Should there be a Captain Shreve girls softball team? Another question: Is there enough inter­ seaworthy fashions est by the girls of Shreve to have Senior Kathy Gulledge shows off her determination and skill a girl's team? on the field for the 12th Precinct, a SPAR softball team. 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/ THE ENTERPRISE/ Aprll10, 1981 sports CS soccer team shows talent . By Dee Spillman Smith and Lyndon Williams were "We're just a bunch of guys active goal scorers while David getting our kicks " says junior Rissinger and John Graham de­ Mike Camp, a CS soccer player. fended the CS goal, giving CS a "We've improved a lot over last victory. years' team.'' An undefeated Haughton team Team members appear to be gave the CS players a scare in a confident of their chances for the close 3-3 tie. Haughton led most city championship. Led by Abdi of the way , until Shawn Smith Abdul, a foreign student at tied it up with 10 minutes to Centenary, the CS team has play. amassed a record of 7-1-1. CS met First Baptist a second In the first game of the season time with their championship against First Baptist, the CS hopes riding on the line. Shawn team walked off the field in pro­ Smith again pulled out a close test after Charles Cupp and Mike game with less than two minutes Camp were ejected without being left, final score: CS 2-First warned . CS lost the game 2-1 . Baptist 1. Senior Lyndon Wil­ liams noted, "This was a vital CS met Parkway in a rough victory for us . We needed ,the game that CS dominated 4-0. win to stay in the championship The CS team braved a down­ race ." pour to blow out Southwood 12-0. CS plays its final decisive Broadmoor Junior High was game against Haughton on April Senior Charles Cupp goes for the score as junior Charlie Garboar defends during a CS soccer the scene for a confrontation 11 . The team urges all interes­ practice at Centenary College. between CS and Jesuit. Shawn ted fans to attend . Shreve netters remain undefeated By Kenneth MY9rs Kenneth Myers and Pattie Peter Valilius of Jesuit in the The Captain Shreve netters Harrison both won their singles finals of the A division boys have been going strong these divisions. Kenneth won the B singles in a three set match. past few weeks. division boys singles beating The Gators won the overall Scott Irons of Nacogdoches, The Gator netters are current­ title at the Longview Eastman while Pattie won the A division ly undefeated having an 11-0 High School tournament. They girls singles by defeating Judy dual match record. placed second in both the A and Kniffen of John Tyler. Pat The tennis team plays in B divisions. Harrison was beaten by John regionals in two weeks. I.SU falls short of dream, but not of pride .~:;;-·:<·; ~ / By Bob Brown heart and received their own all-time scorer, soon found him­ ~3-"' .. ,, As the final seconds of the nicknames which were used self making the final two points NCAA semi-final championship when calling out the starting of the Pizza Hut All-Star Classic, basketball game ticked down, five at the home games. Among which won the game for the East LSU head coach, Dale Brown, sat the star players on the Tiger 84-82. helplessly watching his Tigers­ squad were Durand "Rudy" As for Dale Brown, he received fall to the Indiana Hossiers by a Macklin, Ethan "E" Martin, Coach of the Year Award and the ·score of 67-49. Howard "Hi-C" Carter, Greg fourth place team in the country, The real pain inside Brown, "Cookieman" Cook, Leonard who dominated Lamar 100-76, his players, and the Ragin' "Swat" Mitchell, and Willie Arkansas 72-56, and Wichita Cajun fans from LSU, didn't "Supersub" Sims. - State 96-85, to make it to the really come from the score on the final four. Rumors After losing both the semi­ of C~ach board but from the idea that Brown leaving LSU final game to Indiana, and the for other there was no tomorrow for this business offers outside consolation game to Virginia by of coach­ Tiger bunch-only a long ride ing were soon diminished a 78-74 score, Dale Brown fin­ as home after it was over. Brown stated that he will be back ally realized that he and the rest At the beginning of the for another for sure, to keep LSU of the Tiger family should hold season, Dale Brown had a dream at the top of the NCAA. After all, their heads high because they, in of "climbing to the top of the with this year's accomplish­ fact, did have a great season . mountain", but he was awak­ ments, and the prospects LSU not only swept the South­ of ened from that dream by the another good year, why should sound of the final buzzer in the eastern Conference with only he leave? CS senior netter, Clay Fleishel, shows his superb concentra­ semi-final game. Even the fans one loss to Kentucky, but built tion in hitting a picture-perfect backhand. of the Bayou Bengals from LSU up the winningest record of the believed in Brown's dream and a 1981 season with 31 wins and tremendous boost in LSU t-shirt only 5 losses. Rudy Macklin and sales and other items occurred Ethan Martin were named to the Patrons CHARLES D. LIVINGSTON during the season. LSU soon be­ SEC All-Star team, and Mark ASSISTANT VICE PRESIDENT came known Alcorn received an award for AND MANAGER for its roaring fans Mark McCrocklin at the home games and his bravery in fighting cancer, LSU's W. Howard Bridges home court soon which was found early in the sea­ received the B. Earl Raborn trademark as the son and removed him from play, "Deaf Dome". Buja and Mary Stamper "Let's but not from traveling with the Get~lly in Philly" also Mr. Jared Y. Evans became a distinct trademark Tigers to Philadelphia. ~I!IJ united mercantile bank in Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Simpson the swamplands of LSU and was Star forward, Rudy Macklin, 1130 Shreveport-Barksdale Highway Mr. and Mrs. Gene Sigler Shreveport, Louisiana 71105 found everywhere, especially who finished his senior year at Keith Gray Telephone 318/ 865·3523 on t-shirts that sold out at local LSU as the Tigers all-time leading rebounder and second stores off campus. 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They feel that students since the beginning of with this gym they can offer more I CS . activities for the students such Even though a girl may not as indoor bowling and swim­ be very coordinated, she can ming. An intramural program still come out of P.E. class with a was also suggested by Jordan, Joyce Jordan Alma Moore Bettye Brooks passing grade. According to where any child can participate. Jordan "somebody's going to Along with this she would also lose" so they have devised a like to see four credits of P.E. grading scale that is fair to all required . Moore would like to the stu­ rapids see a program where to shoot based on Clobbers Their grades are Key girls. three basic areas: dressing out, dents could choose an activity By Screven Watson Ark., to take a three-day trip Landing . The second day is a written test, and skills test. they would like to participate in Getting up at 5:30 in the morn­ down the Buffalo River. tough 14-mile leg to the final 2/5 of the final grade comes from for a 6 or 9 weeks basis. ing, tired, battered from the The gang will leave from Cap­ resting spot in Pruitt, Ark. participation , 2/5 from skill and Through the P.E. program senior party the night before and tain Shreve and head out for a Some high points of the trip 1/5 from written tests . Little there are a variety of activities heading to Arkansas on the first seven-hour van ride to Lost should be shooting the rapids, emphasis is put on the written offered according to the teacher morning of the Easter break, Valley public park. They plan to hiking on mountains, and maybe tests because the teachers feel you're under. Each teacher is seems like the actions of a crazy camp out there a night before some cliff diving. According to that participation and improve­ allowed to pick the courses that person . Actually, 15 Captain shoving off the next morning. one Key Club member, " I think ment are more important. When she would like to teach. Some of Shreve Key Clubbers, sponsor The first day is a 10-mile journey we will all make it o.k. , but we're offered are archery, asked about the case of an un­ the courses Jack Bogan and Coach Martin filled with bluffs, hills and white a little worried about Mr. Bo­ volleyball, track & coordinated girl who cannot basketball, Poole will be leaving for Panco , water, that will end at Kyle's gan." perform up to the average level, field, tennis, softball, badmin­ all gym teachers agreed that they ton, aerobics, bowling, handball based their grades on each in­ and health , which is required to ·····················k······ R . dividual girl's improvement. 9th and 10th grades. Moore summed up all the gym The P.E. teachers are con­ e v1e w s ...... teachers' feelings by saying, stantly striving to improve the "My class is designed to help P.E. at CS . One of their recent The album is dedicated to the from the old "Hearts and low skill kids as well as high accomplishments is new gym April Wine late John Bonham, drummer for Thumps" episode of Little Ras­ skilled kids according to their uniforms which will begin in the legendary Led Zeppelin. cals. The album also includes a ability." effect next year. By Mark Wendt fun 50's style rock and roll tune, April Wines newest album , "In Your Letter". It also contains The Nature Of The Beast, sig­ REO Speedw agon the hit single "Keep On Lovin' nals a point of even greater musi­ By Mark Wendt You ". "Take it on the Run", ''Back Roads" roles not deep cal maturity than Harder . . . REO Speedwagon is not only a Gary Richrath's answer to Faster, their previous work. talented rock and roll group. Kevin's "Keep On Lovin You " By Joy Gray her territory, and many more Their tight harmonies seem even They are also a very lucky one . should be hitting the Top 40 as A few years ago, Sally Field unbelievable situations. Despite sharper and more clearly defined With as much radio airplay as soon as "Keep On Lovin' You" teamed up with Burt Reynolds to these, Back Roads does have than ever before. Although their they have received on their new­ is sufficiently burnt out by make the blockbuster movie, some funny scenes that make it music is progressing in complex­ est release, Hi Infidelity, any KEEL, KROK, and KMBQ. Smokey & the Bandit, where enjoyable. In one scene, Jones ity, they still show a common mediocre band could achieve they were constantly on the run and Field attempt to jump a train sense approach towards song­ superstar status. Hi Infidelity is from the police. Later they much like in an old cowboy writing . Style and feel are not in fact far from REO's best work. teamed up and hit the road for movie, but Field ends up face sacrificed in order to achieve Neil Doughty's excellent key­ Smokey & the Bandit, Part II. down in a mud puddle after complex riffs when they just board skills are showcased on Now Field has tossed aside Rey­ Jones drops her. Another good don't fit. only one song , "Shakin' it nolds and is now on the run again part is when Field attempts to Myles Goodwin's vocals are Loose". with Tommy Lee Jones in the pick up their money in the middle more than adequate on songs like Hi Infidelity is, however, a new movie Back Roads. of a busy highway after it blew "Tellin' Me Lies", "Sign Of good album. Kevin Cronin's Back Roads is an enjoyable away. The Gypsy Queen'', and vocals have procured into an movie, but it leaves the audience Field and Jones do a good job "Caught In The Crossfire". even crisper, sharper base for wondering what the plot was or with their roles in Back Roads, "Future Tense", a song of REO to build on. even if there was a plot. Fields, but they did not have a very bleak prophesy for the modern Gary Richrath gets in some playing a hooker, and Jones, a deeply involved role to play. world, contains an excellent good guitar work on the songs professional car-washer, set out Since Field was a smash in trade-off solo sequence featuring "Don't Let Him Go", "Follow for California after Fields was Norma Rae and Jones gave an Brian Greenway, Gary Moffit, My Heart", and "Touqh Guys". April 8 - May 21 confronted by a cop for being a excellent performance in Coal and Myles Goodwin on guitars. Thursdays- hooker, after which incident, Miner's Daughter, this movie is The disc also includes the hit Bassist Bruce Hall again sings 9:30a.m.- 4:30p.m. Jones hit the cop. The two very quite a let down. single "Just Between You and one song on this disc. (He sang Other days- unlikely pair head for California If you like a movie that doesn't Me", a mellow song which pales "Back On The Road Again" on 8:30a.m.- 2 p.m. on foot where they plan to test your intellect and that leaves in comparison to "Crash and the Nine Lives lp.) Caddo Career Center change and start a new life. But the end to your imagination, Burn", "All Over Town", and Side two starts with a rather 5950 Union Ave. the movie leaves the audience Back Roads is the movie to see. the rest of the album. comic and appropriate excerpt wondering if they ever made it or even if they changed. On their way to California the two are confronted with endless problems. 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