Latin American visits classes at Capt. Shreve By Marc Silberman are fewer in number and that Mario Gercek, an Argentinian sr:noking is less of a problem, but guest of the Rotary Club's he po inted out that overall , kids exchange program , recently are the same and that parents visited Captain Shreve and a few still have to put up with " stu­ other high schools in Shreveport. dents wanting to have a good While at CS , Gercek talked to time". Mrs. Horne's Spanish classes . Mario Gercek explained how He explained to the classes how their discipline system helps the Argentinian school system contain discrepancies . Their IITIBPBISE works and what teenagers in system is .. called " astascimien­ Argentina are like. Gercek, who tos ", signifying a system of 25 is studying for a Ph .D. in history, • points. A student who has a explained that students here are ciiscipline problem or smokes or Volume X Shreveport, La., May 29 , 1978 NumberS much like students in Argentina. does something against school He said the discipline problems rules is given one astascimiento. ,. r;.'- ~ . An accumulation of five points ··~ r: \ warrants a call to the child 's ...·:. Wallcer, Dear parents. He said that a student usually does not get more than one or two astascimientos and retire that it is extremely rare if a stu­ from CS dent accumu lates more than 15. Mrs. Mabel Walker and M rs. Student sports in Argentina schools Helen Dear, both members of the are not like they are in the Captain Shreve administrative United States . Physical Edu­ department, were honored at a cation is held in the afternoon , reception given in recogn ition of after school is over f or the day. Even though their retirement which will be­ P.E . i s h eld after . come effective at the end of the school is out , a grade is given for semester. each student's ach ievement. Mrs. Walker, senior counsel­ Football , soccer, basketball, and most or, has been here since Shreve other sports are club activities, opened. Mrs. Walker has a B.S. not school sponsored activities degree and a Masters plus 30 as are sports in the U.S. MARIO GERCEK, a history teacher from Argentina, speaks to Gercek degree. Mrs. Walker stated that teaches in his school , Mrs. Judy Horne's Spanish class. something her years at Shreve have been not too common to different. She has watched assistant principals in the U.S. Shreve grow and develop. Another difference in Argentini­ --78-79 Calendar-- an schools and schools in the Mrs. Dear, assistant principal , BEGINNING SCHEDULE FOR PUPILS U .S. is that the parent-teacher­ is presently on sabbatical leave Wednesday, August 30 Registration- 8:00-11:30 a.m . student relationship is very this year. She has a B .A. degree Thursday, August 31 Pupils attend class - 8:00-11 :30 a.m. close, with the parent allowed to from Northwestern and a Mas­ Fair Day October 20, 1978, school dismissed 11 :30 a.m. observe a student in progress ters degree from LSU-Baton . HOLIDAYS at any time without an invitation. Rouge. Mrs. Dear expressed her Labor Day September 4 , 1978 Gercek pointed out that this feelings about leaving by saying, Thanksgiving November 20-24, 1978 enables the parent to become ''Even though I did not have Christmas December 21 , ;1978 - January 1, 1979 very involved with his or her much contact with all the stu­ Easter April12-16, 1979 Mrs. Mable Walker, retiring child 's progress. In addition , a dents, I hate to give it up more CLOSING after 26 years, makes final end of SCHEDULE FOR PUPILS teacher will usually call a parent than anything in the world . Thursday, May 17 year preparations. Senior tests begin - 11:30 a.m. for a conference on the slightest School days were the happiest Friday, May 18 Senior tests end - 11 :30 a.m . abnormality in the student's ones in my life." Thursday, May 31 Voters approve Pupils dismissed- 11:30 a.m. behavior or achievement. Mayor-Council By Laurel Spivey Elections are over, results are look in' back in ; now at the outcome, is where I' ll beg in. The Mayor-Council form of at CS government was accepted by the citizens of Shreveport with 69% Looking back on 1978 we remi­ of the voters approving the pro­ nisce on the joys of our success · posal. As mentioned in the May and the agonies of defeat. Both 16 issue of the ENTERPRISE, will be remembered by all as we the new government will be go on into our future ventures. based on a system of checks and May the faces of this year remain balances very similar to the as vivid in the days to come as system used by the national they are now . government. · But t here were several other issu es on the ballot as well . One very controversial topic was the proposed liquor sale legislation. For several mont hs now laymen , government officials, and clergy have argued over whether or not to allow the sale of liquor and packaged beer on Sunday. De­ spite the sim ilarity between the issues , the sale of liquor in rest­ aurants on Sunday was answered with a yes while much opposition was given to the beer proposal which failed by a 13,549 to 12,926 vote. Another less controversial topic but still a very important one was the Caddo Parish tax proposal . In order to properly operate the school system and provide the needed educational facil ities the school system found itself in need of more funds wh ich could only be obtained th rough increased taxing. In res po nse to this proposal the citizens refused to give the needed majority vote. Not on ly this, but the failing of the taxes also left the Caddo Police Jury, Caddo-Shreveport Health Unit, and the Shreve Memorial Library without operating funds durin g 1979. So all in all it appea rs to have been a very bad day for the majority of the issues on the May ballot. Page Two The Ente-rprise May 29, 1978 Sex on TV boycotted Constitution doesn't protect everyone by Karen Rosengrant Dear Editor: PRIVATE to the President only. Recently there has been much concern over the amount of sex Anyone who has had any This affair is nothing new. In and violence which is shown on television. dealings with the military, knows April of 1951 , General of the Oraanizations such as the National Federation for Decency that the Constitution does not Army Douglas MacArthur was (NFD) have gone so far as to picket Sears stores throughout the always apply to them. relieved of his Far-Eastern country, including the Shreveport store, because Sears advertises General "Jim" Gavin once command by President Truman on television shows that supposedly feature sex, violence and pro­ stated that ''once a person dons a because he had made several fanity. As an NFD leader commented, "We are disgusted with military uniform, he loses about public statements that did not the low level of television programming and we intend to make 75 percent of his personal agree with U.N. or Defense our voices heard where it counts - in the advertiser's pocketbooks." rights.'' West Point Plebes have Department policies. This leader then went on to say, "Sears isn't going to get any of our said that "the Army is the only The military has never been a money to pay for their trash." Because of this, Sears has decided institution where they can take democracy and is not a place for to stop sponsoring the popular shows, "Charlie's Angels" and away all of your God-given rights opinions or arguments. A war "Three's Company". and give them back to you one at cannot be run by committee. The latest development in the attempt to wipe sex and violence a time as privileges." Without this basic rule, there off of television is the proposed television boycott. The boycott In short, General Singlaub had would be utter chaos on the is supposed to be held this summer on a Tuesday since "sex" shows no right to give any public battlefield. And that would pro­ such as "Three's Company" and "Soap" are on that night. In order opinions. His only privilege vide the circumstances that to prevent "TV addicts" from watching televiison during the boycott, would have been to offer his would surely mean the end of the activities will be provided in the community to distract the suggestions and opinions in Constitution and free speech . regular viewers. John Trigg An important question to consider, though, is what is actually (Editor's note: In reply to your meant by "television sex" . Some groups feel "sex" is a legitimate rebuttal, we are sorry to say that topic for television to handle. Other groups, however, see a dramatic we have never had any military treatment of rape on television or even pretty girls in bikinis as experience, but we do not agree "filth" and "permissiveness". that the Constitution· does not Over the years there have been several controversial television always apply to them. The shows which have been aired by networks despite the opposition Constitution applies to every citi­ from various groups. Many of these shows even became big hits zen of the United States of Amer­ suchas "All in the Family", "Laugh-In", "Soap" and "Saturday Night By Colin Campbell beach inner-tube for protection. ica, unless legislation is passed Live". Just then a heavy battery charg­ stating otherwise. In response to A sudden wave of nostalgia er, stowed on one of the trailers so how can these groups expect to be successful with their passed over me on my way to General "Jim" Gavin's state­ boycott when these so-called "sex shows" have so many fans? For upper shelves, sailed through its ment, it may now be possible to school yesterday, when I saw a front windows in a vain attempt example, "Three's Company" has been one of the top ten television man struggling to park a "Little understand why our army is in shows since it was first aired. It has even reached the number-one to hit the station wagon. My sis­ such sad shape, and why so Wampum" travel trailer. One of ter folder her arms over her head spot several times. my earliest childhood memories many young Americans refused Therefore, we feel that if people are offended by such television and began to pray in a high, to serve in our army during the is of the three of us kids throwing distracted voice. shows as "Three's Company", "Soap" or "Charlie's Angels", they ourselves to the floor of the back­ Vietnam war. They were no more should turn off their television set not only on the night of the boycott By now, the trailer was tipping willing to relinquish their "God­ seat of the station-wagon when dangerously, and we were afraid but also on every other night these shows are on. We feel that this Daddy commenced to back up given rights" than we are. And is the best solution to the problem since it is impossible to meet it would topple over. Sounds of as for General MacArthur, he our Little Wampum . We'd smashing china were coming Everyone's standards all of the time. learned from the first it was best made more than ''several public from inside it, and did not stop statements that did not agree he have no hindrances in this 1-1ntil my father managed to get perilous procedure. with U.N. or Defense Depart­ the car under control and park it ment policies." He pushed for Louisiana needs sex education on the side of the road . outright war with China and The Little Wampum was a Scrambling out of the car on by Craig Hammett placid traveling companion . disobeyed a direct order not to Louisiana has done it again. The state seems to have a knack shaky legs , we looked inside the cross the 38th parallel. If the Apart from an occasional flat trai fer and saw an assortment of for rating at the bottom of lists of commendable aspects and at the tire, and a tendency to fling all government continues to retire top of those that are condemnable. The House Education Committee cornflakes, jam, clothes , and its generals, then shortly there the clothes on their hangers from peanut butter mixed together on rejected a bill that could have possibly removed our state from the the closet rod at the sf ig htest will be no one left who knows top of one such condemnable list. For the seventh consecutive the floor. After throwing the how to direct or fight a war. In bump, it never gave us any glass and debris into the ditch, year, legislation that would permit the teaching of sex education trouble. view of these statements we still in public schools has been repudiated. Louisiana now remains my mother realized that one of feel that Major General Singlaub as the only state in the nation that does not allow sex education As my family grew older, the the eggs was missing from its was deprived of an individual in its schools. trailer seemed to get smaller, carton, and it drove her crazy right and should not have receiv­ Representative Alphonse Jackson, who advocated the bill , and we used it less often . Our knowing a loose egg was lurking ed such treatment as he did.) cited the rising rates of teenage pregnancies and veneral disease parents finally decided to sell it, around somewhere. When we as reasons for offering information on human reproduction, family but we talked them into one last got home, she proceeded to wash living and character. Our state has the second highest rate of teenage trip, hoping to remind them of all the clothes, and found the letters pregnancy, and four largest metropolitan areas - New Orleans, the trailers good points. The egg , unbroken in my father's Since the policy of this Shreveport-Bossier, Baton Rouge and Lafayette - lead the nation in designated buyer, a plumber pajama pocket. paper is to represent the veneral disease, according to Jackson . with enthusiasm for the open We repaired the trailer, and entire student body, we will be Today we are constantly hearing that we live in a sex-oriented road, agreed to take delivery drove it to the plumber's house happy to print any letters to with the pleasure of knowing we society, and it it's true. 1977 statistics reveal that over 11 million after our fin~l trip . the editor. All letters must be teenagers are sexually active in America. The majority of adolescents would never have to see it again. signed by the author, but who are unaware of the consequences and often weakly guided by We headed home, after one of The trailer in one last attempt to n~mes will be withheld upon adults unable to talk openly about sex, are left to explore and exper­ our best vacations, but the stop the inevitable, grabbed the request. We reserve the right ment on their own. In the May 20 issue of "Tell the Times" in the ·wampum must have sensed our branch of a tree as we entered to edit any letters, and wi II Shreveport Times, one parent is quoted as saying, "My wife and I treachery and decided on drastic the plumber's driveway, and not print anything that could have been against sex education for our daughter for 10 years, ever action. A brisk wind assisted it, snapped off its t.v. antenna. prove libelous to a person or since we found her under a cabbage leaf.'' It is attitudes such as this and it began fishtailing, finally Mumbling apologies to the organization . Because of that make evident the need for an open, unbiased program in which whipping from one lane to plumber, we unhitched the sulk­ space limitations, we ask that teenagers can come to their own conclusions about sexuality. another behind our car. ing trailer, threw the plumber all letters be as short as pos- There must be a mutual agreement. The educators must trust the keys, and fled down the 1 sible. that teenagers are more capable of responsible behavior than they are My brother noticed this pecul­ driveway. generally accredited, and the teenagers must realize that adults only iar movement first and squawked want to help them grow up the best way they can. a warning as he dove into his

coeds, he tied his female vic­ songs above, you don't know tims up and gave them ene­ what you're missing. mas. How many songs like Eddie Money's music isn't Album this have you heard? The first a mountain of blazing power • song on the album is the best, chords, or a mind trip courtesy but the title shouldn't be of moog or arp, it's clean, sol­ rev1ews printed here. id rock'n'roll, pleasant to al­ Some folks say Zappa's most every ear and really en­ nuts, some say a genius. One joyable. One thing that's good Zappa in New York guy said "Zappa's ahead of about it is that it doesn't fol­ EITEBPBISE his time." Whatever the ver­ low the current fad (yes, fad)-­ By Kevin Ivy dict on Zappa is, he shouldn't disco. You won't hear this Frank ZRppa's latest release be ignored because he's a mixed in with that pre-fab Zappa in New York, is a collec­ superb musician with some­ garbage called disco music, The Captain Shreve Enterprise is edited and circulated tion of strange, yet hilarious thing (you can decide for your­ but you can expect to hear it monthly during each school year by students at Captain musical stories. These musical self) to say. If Zappa is "ahead on the Q or KROK at night, or Shreve High School at 6115 East Kings Highway, Shreve­ stories deal with strange and of his time", go out and grab a in the car next to you at the often untalked about subject copy of Zappa in New York red light. It's good driving port, Louisiana, 71105 . Cost per issue is 25 cents. Subscrip- , matter, great instrumental and present it to your little music. It's good to go to sleep tion is available upon request to the Enterprise staff. pieces, and confused and fran­ brother or sister as a look into by. It's good at any time. tic melodies that only Zappa rock music's future. "Two Tickets to Paradise" Craig Hammett, Karen Rosengrant ... Co-Editors-in-Chief could produce. Albums loaned courte­ and "Baby Hold On" are Karen Blankenbaker, Laurel Spivey ..... Assistant Editors The lyrics on this album are sy of Stan's - South­ among several really good Missy Falbaum, Terrie Michaels ...... News Editors strange, but the stories that field Plaza cuts, such as "Don't Worry", Leechia Jacobs, Cathy Thompson . . . . . Feature Editors the lyrics form are what's im­ "Jealousies", and "Gamblin' Pat Booras . . Sports Editor portant. For example, let's Man", along with five others. Larry Anderson, Corey Costello ..... Assistant Sports Editors take "The Illinois Enema Ban­ Money's guitarist puts down Eddie Money Wayne Hall, Rod Spence Graphic Artists dit", a great song musically some good riffs on several of Kevin Ivy, Marc Silberman . . . In-depth Reporters and vocally, but the lyrics ... By Kevin Ivy the songs, and the percussion Tami Webb Advertising Manager The title is to the point (the If you saw Eddie Money on is really good on all cuts. Mark McCrocklin Photographer song is a true story) when it Saturday Night Live, or have It has been said that disco Tracy Finuf, David Hanington . . . . . Managing Editors comes to describing the song. heard "Baby Hold On" or music will overpower rock mu­ Reporters: Pam Burton, Colin Campbell, Karen Richardson, · This is the story of a man who ''Two Tickets to Pradise,'' sic, but with acts like Ted Nu­ Jan Rivet, Dan Spivey, Deanna Stewart is now serving time for armed then you know a little about gent, UFO, and Eddie Money, Mrs. Gaye Gannon Adviser robbery. While he was in the the music. If you missed the rock's future looks as bright as dormitories, robbing the show or haven't heard the ever. May 29,1978 The Enterprise Page Three Mix and Match outfit summer fashion secret By Missy Falbaum clothing are then go to the de­ partment where your size of Summer is almost here and clothing is and see if they have with it comes some high fashion any clothes similar to the ones in clothes for those hot summer the designer department. She months. also added that the fall clothes for 1978 are going to the " the " Dresses are more popular greatest ever". than ever before," commented Jo Ann Vedlitz, fashion coordi­ nator at Seiber's. More popular than the sundress this year will be the two-piece dress such as a skirt and matching top. If you happen to be tall, the shirt • should be worn out, or if you are short the skirt should be tucked in .

" The secret of fashion is to be able to mix and match your clothes. I used to play a game with my daughter to see how many different outfits she could make with her clothes," advised Ms. Vedlitz. You 'd be amazed at the new outfits you could create with this game.

The ever popular " Annie Hall " fashion is in. This consists of a " big everything ." Big skirt, KAREN MODELS in this picture the latest KAREN RICHARDSON, a CS sophomore, models big vest , big peasant blouses­ Here Karen models yet another look in shorts - terry cloth. the popular "Annie Hall" look. these are the looks that go with popular fashion for this summer. this new style. A straw hat, pocket purse, rope necklace, and Magazines Newspapers Books Live entertainment to be loafer shoes are the accessories offered Shreveport that give this style that certain By Colin Campbell offers a relaxed , cabaret-type held in Dallas from July 1-3. A flair. Gilmore News A wide variety of live enter­ atmosphere. few of the more famous names 527 Loui siana tainment will be offered to Shreveport Little Theatre will and groups scheduled to appear The new style in pants are the Phone 221-9590 Shreveporters this summer. conclude a successful season there are Ted Nugent, Aero­ skinny legged trousers that are Robert' H . Gilmore Marjorie Lyons Playhouse, on with the musical comedy , I Do , I smith , Heart, Mahogany Rush , baggy at the top. Very high the Centenary campus, will be Do, starring Lisbeth Abramson Ediie Money, Meatloaf, Atlanta heeled shoes are seen most often offering two musicals, Camelot and Hobert Lightsey. Rhythm Section , Willie Nelson with this style. The latest in and Applause. Hirsch Memorial Coliseum , and Waylon Jennings, Santana, shorts are the terry clothed ones Patrons ... also on the fairgrounds, will pre­ and Kris Kristofferson and Rita Gaslight Playhouse, on the and boxer shorts (some are made Nancy and Wendy Ennis sent a heavy schedule of enter­ Coolidge. State Fairgrounds, begins its with bright silky material). Larry Butler tainment for the month of June, season with a western farce, The Angeles Custom Tailor beginning with the Shrine Circus Events scheduled Another helpful hint that Ms. Death and Life of Sneaky Fitch. Daren Gingles from June 1-4. Following on June June 8 - Movie " 2001 : A Space Vedlitz gave us was to go in the Following will be the mystery Betty Vacarro 8 will be teen idol , Shaun Cas­ Odyssey ". 8:30 p.m . Veter­ designer department (where the thriller, Gaslight, and a true Colgate-Palmolive melodrama sidy, and the bands, O'Jays (on an 's Park more expensive clothes are) and , Only an Orphan Mrs. Holand Girl. The Gaslight Playhouse the 17th) and Heart (on the 24th). June 11 - 8th Air Force Rock see what the latest styles in Comedian David Brenner, a Band (Free Spirit). 7 p.m . Vet­ James Wade well-known guest host of the eran 's Park. Donald Powell DECA officer elected " Johnny Carson Show ", will June 24 Kent Yeager perform on June 2, at the Shreve­ June 24 - Disco in the Park. 4-6 Mrs. Donald Powell A Friend The Distributive Education port Municipal Auditorium . p.m. Hattie Perry Park. Clubs of America held a banquet Many concerts hosted by radio July 8 - Disco in the Park. 4-8 Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Wall at the Civic Center, April 18. stations and local businesses will p.m . Airport Park. Capt. and Mrs. Steven J. Todd Hughes, a junior, has been be held in several of Shreveport's August 5- Disco in the Park. 4-8 276 Southfield Road Gulasey elected as president of DECA. parks, if you are willing to go out p.m. David Raine Park. Allen Kimbell Ruth Mosely, Becky Jackins, and and brave the crowds and heat. Stephanie Johnson Todd Hughes attended the If you really like music and St. Paul ' s Episcopal Church Employer Appreciation National want to get out of the house, go Robert and Gloria Halley Career Development Confer­ to the Texas Musical Festival Barry Hutton ence, May 6-12, in Washington, Coach Stone D.C. Ruth received honorable A FRIEND Mary E. Langston mention in the finance division. Mr. and Mrs. A.M . Gunther, She was also chosen as chairman Sandy and Sharyn of the State Newsletter, being Riser's Barber Shop - Lisa Go one of the top 8 out of 54 in the Snowflake's Choda nation . Todd Hughes plans to go Jim Davis to the Leadership Development Ken Davis Institute (LDI) in Alabama in Jan· Davis June. Dorothy Davis Stephanie, Anthony and Stevie High Mr. Jessie Bonnett Bill Hunter, Florist Congratulations Cathy Summers School Mr. and Mrs. E.H. Harrison 925 E . 70th at Creswell Meg Williams Seniors. Dr. and Mrs. Glen 865-8475 A . Johnson Get a Jump on' Class of '18 Mr. D.W . Browning the Future Mrs. W .S. Young Now 1f you ·re w1th1n 3 months of The Tooth Fairy graduating from high school . Mrs. Don E. Wolfe you can be paid over S59 a Mr. and Mrs. J .E. Spivey ' month in the Air Force Reserves And here's hoping the entire Mr. and Mrs. Preston A . La- until you finish . You will receive Captain Shreve student body the necessary uniforms . privl · Borde leges and benefits of the Air and faculty has a delightful In memory of Faye Holt Bonanza Force Reserve. What's more . summer! On behalf of Holy Angels' after you graduate. and complete Kid A1r Force basic training , you can 1115 West 70th Street Coonsworth have a guaranteed . selected We cordially invite you to and Thadius, Inc. career tra~ning or an on·the·JOb visit our store on your Danny Spivey ass1gnment in one of more than vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Stewart 40 Air Force Reserve career Mrs. Hazel Lee areas that may be available to West you . if you qualify. Joe Bleaux And when you finish your lnl· Lisa Waller and "Shantigo" Go !Ia I active duty tra1n1ng , you 'll be Mr. and Mrs. J .A . Rosengrant free to return to a full t1me CIVIl · Mr. and Mrs. S.O. Spears and 1an JOb and a paid part ·time A1r Force Reserve job right in your Family Johnnie M. Leary Gators! _3~~~~~~~~---JQt~2l_ Ask about the bonotodo h!Qh sdloot Pl"'l'ilm Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rowden CALL 318-456-4633 Ot ll.bil IBeallsl Mrs. Annie Burnette 917th TSG/RS Coupon TO: Barksdale AFB Todayl and Sonia LA 71110 Mr. James Stewart Jr. Manager Ed Schultheis Name: ______and Family East Gate Addreu: ------Cindy Tatum City: ______Asst. Karl Pennell Mrs. Bernice Peques State: __ Zip:---- Phone: ------Johnie Marie and Date of Birth: _____ Daughter Page Four The Enterprise May 29, 1978 Several myths about dreams are disproved By Cathy. Thompson defense, panic, justice or re­ Dr. Hall. to men, and to young people than " I had a weird dream last venge? Dr. Calvin Hall found that old people. Dr. Hall found the night. I think I ' ll buy a book and A second myth is that every­ young people dream more than most common emotion experi­ see what it means." one dreams in black and white or older people, that women dream enced in dreams was hostility. "Most people dream in black someone who dreams in color is more than men, and that the Thanks to Dr. Hall and other and white." intensely emotional. This is also higher the I.Q. the more one researchers we know a little more "I had a good dream, but I untrue. The old myth about color dreams. Color dreams seemed to about dreams but there is a lot forgot it." less dreams might be explained be more common to women than more to be discovered . These statements are made that people simply don't indicate frequently, but they are myths. qualities, such as colors , that Several myths exist about they take for granted. Sixty dreams because dreaming is still students visit People forget their dreams is a a mystery in our lives. But third myth. People don't forget through research several myths dreams, they usually repress have been cleared up. them. Something in the dream Northwest State School One, for instance, is the myth made your conscious mind filter By Terrie Michaels that a book can tell you the or exclude it in order not to com­ chairs. Bowling from the wheel­ Sixty Shreve students visited answers to questions about the plicate our conscious lives. chairs becomes possible when an Northwest State School for attachment dream you dreamed last night. If someone has ever told you a is added to the chair retarded children on May 4. The This couldn't be further from the complete story they dreamed, which enables the child to roll the school is for children who truth. The meanings derived chances are they, on wakening, are ball down from the arm of the mentally and physically from dreams are based on long put things into incap­ chair. Some local bowling alleys it to make the able. experiences between a psycho­ dream make sense. Most dreams comply with the school in allow­ There are 1 00 residents analyst and his patient, from lack a definite story line. But at ing a group of residents to bowl Northwest. who have an I.Q. of hearing the patient's problems people have a tendency to make on certain days. below 50 and are unable to walk. and emotions. This is best sense of the dream and sometime Northwest is now in the Most of the residents are in illustrated in watching a single unconsciously add to it for process of adding 12 more cot­ better wheelchairs or film clip from a movie in which a understanding. use walkers. tages, a temple, and a special When the residents are first man rises from a couch and Extensive research has proven wing for masochists (those who brought to the school , they are inflect pain upon Weird things are created from shoots an entering stranger. these myths to be just that­ themselves). evaluated on their speaking More and more, the minds of Charles Fitzpat­ Without the context of the story, myths. In fact several interesting Northwest State ability and their ability to dress School rick's art students. how is anybody to decide wheth­ facts have been made in re­ is growing into a real and feed themselves. From this home er this was murder, an act of self search, such as discoveries by for Louisiana's mentally evaluation, the therapists deter­ and physically incapable child­ mine the resident 's basic needs ren. Students work and begin extensive training in hard at year's end that area. There are five resi­ By Pam Burton II students. The pupils have ing. Fitzpatrick's students are dents to each worker who try to Skulls, v'ultures, emphasize OHicers and winged recently been working on sculp­ presently working on their final self help in their elected demons are just a few of the therapy. ture, macrame, and abstract exams. The exams are paintings National Honor Society (NHS), strange creations of the Art I and Physical therapy is also avai drawings. The dictionary defines in which a student takes a picture 1- which is sponsored by Miss able at Northwest. The "abstract" as " difficult to un­ out of a magazine and draws it in physical Marie Rinaudo and Miss Dessie therapy room consists derstand" . This type of art is an abstract form. The pupils of parallel Adger, recently elected officers bars, floor mats for patterned after the style of the have learned to use proper color exercising for the 1978-79 school year. and a whirlpool. late artist Pablo Picasso. schemes and interesting designs The new officers are Andy There is a gymnasium The organization in the two art to produce art work that they will at the Freeman , president; Tom Buck­ school where residents partici­ classes is unbelievable. The enjoy and appreciate. · ner, vice president; Pat Booras, pate in such activities as playing students seem to be unaware of When asked if they had ever secretary; and Lynn Warren , the noise of the band room which considered enrolling in an art basketball from their wheel- treasurer. is located close by. Under the course, one CS student replied, direction and supervision of "Me? I can't draw anything but Charles Fitzpatrick and Mrs. stick men!'' A student does not Hazel Harris, the students are have to be artistically inclined extremely quiet as they work to enroll in art art class. The diligently at their desks. Every instructors are there to develop a pen , pencil, and paint brush has person's skill and determine if an assigned place and is always the student is capable of com­ put there before the class is pleting their work. If a student is dismissed. interested, he should try an art M'rs. Harris' classes have ·class. Some of the best pieces of recently been working on mac­ art are created by students who rame and linoleum block print- say they possess "no talent".

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YOU MUST BRING IN THIS AD. May 29, 1978 The Enterprise Page Five Summer iob suggestions for the iob-seeker By Leechia Jacobs are also available in lodges, gift Red Cross or Looking Y .M .C .A . To be a Physical labor jobs also for a summer job? Or shops and hot dog stands. All lifeguard pay maybe of you must be licensed well . This includes you 'd like one that will these jobs pay at least mowing the mini­ and trained in lifesaving tech­ lawns, pa last into the school year as part­ mum wage . inting , carpet cleaning , niques and first aid . You cou ld window-washing time. Right now, very few jobs City and golf­ parks often need help in try check ing pub I ic and private are available. Hamburger shops superv caddying . Check out golf courses ising children in arts and pools. If the lifeguard jobs are all and snack bars (your logical crafts ~nd country clubs for job open­ and recreational activities. taken , consider giving lessons to choices ) have probably hired all ings . Usually this type of job is paid by neighborhood kids for a fee . the peop le they need . There are the week or it might be volunteer The job-hunting process may not enough babysitting jobs and in some Organizat cities, but in other city ions such as the take quite a few letters, phone dog-walking jobs to go around . parks it is a paid job. Contact the YMCA , YWCA , Girl Scouts , and calls and days spent knocking And you can give up on on the idea Shreveport Parks and Recreation Boy Scouts need counselors, doors, bu t eventually of an office job unless something you have to see if this type of job is maintenance workers and w some experience ill turn 4P · and inside available. kitchen staff each summer to connections. So what jobs are Another good place to check is work in camps . Check local left? · ...... a shopping center. Chances are offices of these organizations and Hundreds! that some of the stores might find out what positions are open. For beginners fll~" you can try a have openings for part-time or If there is a camp for disabled :~:~~~'!!!:!:~::;.. ::,:;!;~::~~;: hobby store , a dry cleaners, a pet ·full-time employees. children this would be a very CS junior Craig Hammett, a life­ shop or the local libraries. Or a Trained lifeguards are usually good job. At each camp salaries guard at Jackson Square, sits on theatre where you could work in in demand throughout the sum­ usually vary. Some of these his perch gazing at the swimmers the concession stand or take up mer. If you are a good swimmer, would be day camps only, where below. tickets. Concession stand jobs try to get lifeguard training at the children ride back and forth each day from their homes; others might be one to three week Davis plans fun-filled days in Europe camps at intervals throughout By Karen Rosengrant minister Abbey the summer and some for the in London and shops. They also plan to see Picture yourself gliding St. Peter entire summer. 's Basilica in Rome. some of the Spanish palaces through the narrow canals of Most and of the afternoons, however, the Vatican in Rome. However Museums Venice, Italy, driving along the will , , state buildings, be free. Pam and her g r.and­ the first thing Pam plans local vineyard covered hills of Geneva, on do­ factories , zoos and amuse­ mother plan to spend some of ing when she arrives Switzerland , and visiting Buck­ in London , ment parks like Hamel 's as well their free afternoons hunting for after her overnight ingham Palace in London , Eng­ flight, is as major theme parks such as good restaurants and quaint " Sleep! " Walt land, and the Eiffel Tower in Disney World, Six Flags or Paris, France. Does this sound Opryland use many teenage workers like an impossible dream? Well , . Most large parks recruit Panic strikes CS studen!s nearby teenagers this dream is going to come true who attend local this summer for Pam Davis, a schools in early spring , but Captain Shreve junior. if you have a relative or friend as final exams draw nigh that lives near one of these Pam is leaving for London , By theme parks, this would be a Karen Blankenbaker could easily become confused . England on June 8. She will be Panic! good chance for you to visit them Study a nonrelated subject, such spending 22 " fun-filled days for the summer and " in Finals are coming up in two as m·ath , between them . earn money Europe on an American Express at the same time. days and the majority of CS stu­ Researchers have suggested Mike Otwell, junior, sweats and Guided Tour, which she 's going dents aren During the school year, some toils 't prepared for them. that you memorize actively, not while sacking groceries and on with her grandmother. This Students schools hire students to work filling are seen studying notes passively. Try to use as many of as cars at· Albertsons. trip, which will include visiting everywhere-at office help, cafeteria or janitorial lunch , in class­ your senses as possible. Visual­ many highlights of six European es , and aides, or in the library. even between classes . ize a picture in your head , and Check countries, is Pam 's graduation If you need local school offices to see if Correction help in organizing say the words out loud . You can this is gift from her grandmother. your available. studies, here are some use association-relate what In the May 17 edition of The " helpful If you ' re · talented in music hints" that may assist you 're learning to a personal Enterprise we stated that Otto Pam is very excited about the areas, such as playing you . · experience. Mnemonics, the piano Sellers is the- sponsor of Mu trip and as she commented , " I' m the art or guitar, you First, never spend more than of improving the memory could give lessons Alpha Theta. However, Otto counting the days." Although , can be to younger kids one hour at a time on one sub­ helpful . An example for an hourly or Sellers assists Wade White, who her grandmother has been to of it is the weekly ject. And if you 're memorizing, phrase, " Every charge. is the sponsor of the society. Paris and London before, Pam good boy does don 't take more than 30 minutes. fine," which has never been out of the coun­ . is used to remem­ Between your subjects, take a ber the lined try. She is looking forward notes on the treble Styron to short (10 minute) break. This can clef Engraving Co. seeing "all the places . we studied help you in two ways. First, Creators of Fine Stationery Since in history." it A final hint for studying is to 1903 serves as a reward for your dili­ devise a system for Invitations She particularly wants to go to marking your Visiting Cards gent study. Second, even when notes. You can mark Announcements Spain and France since she important Letterheads you're not actively studying , concepts with 2414 Line Avenue knows how to speak the languag­ one symbol , dates Shreveport, La . your brain is still subconciously with another, and so es of these two countries. She is on . This can absorbing what you 've learned. make your studying now in her third year of Spanish much easier. Another suggestion is to study These hints were and her second year of French recommend­ . similar subjects at separate ed by the experts Her grandmother, however for high school , times. If you study two foreign and college doesn't speak any students. 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" Ty Cobb as construction of the new Reeves also talked about next By Pat this is a Booras reflex reaction to make $40 ,000, 75 percent rubber, years track team and what is Over the How many years has Brooks years athletes have such a comment. The only thing I 8-lane track begins this summer. going to have to be done. " Next become stereotyped Robinson won the Gold Glove as dummies can't understand is why the The new track which will have year we must improve on our who play sports because "Monday at third base? they Morning Quarter­ two port-a-pits, one for high field team. You must have at aren 't smart enough to do any­ back " will make such remarks , jump and one for pole vault least 25 points on the field to win thing else . Unfortunately What brother combination , this is but when its time to put up or runways will be the first all­ at meets, " he said . He also a gross exaggeration holds the record for most . I' m not shut up , he usually chooses the weather track this side of Ruston , stated that the running events saying that athletes homeruns in their careers? are 4.0 stu­ latter. where Lousiana Tech presently did well last year, it was just the dents because most are So not, but many times you hear some­ has one . fielding team which didn't What was the nickname of the neither are too many other one say, " He's got so much All high school track meets as produce." Shreveport minor league team people. natural ability, but he's a loser." well as junior high meets will before they were the Shreve­ For most people success in This proves one fact and one fact probably run on this new track. port Braves? sports occurs after long , long only. It takes brains for the According to Coach Alden hours of practice, and still more quarterback to call the right play, Reeves , ''Here at Shreve it will 1978 What is the record for the practice. You don't become good the guard to make the correct help us in that we can practice on longest hitting streak in the at something unless you work at pass , or the batter to hit a 90 it everyday. It should also Football major leagues and who set it? it, with athletics being a prime miles per hour fastball. Unlike improve the track program example. The best teams are the most situations, the athlete must parish-wide .'' September ones that work hard trying to make a split second decision Presently, Shreve has a Red­ What major league team be­ reach a common goal . whereas the student has time to Dog Cinder track, which when it 1 Caddo Parish Jamboree fore the Cincinnati Reds won 2 During this past year of CS think out a problem of some sort. rains you have to wait for it to 7 Woodlawn (CS) pennants in a row, and how sports, I noticed that everytime a Oh , yes, if an athlete becomes drain off as it becomes soggy and 16 Fair Park(CS) many in a row did they win? bad play was made during a a pro, he makes big money for soft. However, with the new 21 Southwood (CS) game there was always someone his services. So the next time you track, the only way a track meet 29 Airline (T) * who said , " I could have done call a professional athlete a could be stopped would Who was the first player ever be by that," or " I wish I was out there dummy, look who has the six­ lightning or tornado warnings selected in the college draft? . October showing them how." Of course, figured contract. Another advantage of the (Hint: He now plays for the new track other than being Los Angeles Dodgers) all-weath­ 5 Green Oaks (CS) er, is that it wi ll probably im­ 13 Minden (CS)* prove on the 100-yard dash by a 20 Parkway (T)* tenth of a second. In other words What pitcher had the privilege , 27 Natchitoches (T)* of throwing Hank Aaron 's a runner who is running a 10 fl?.t would probably ?15th homerun? What Brave be a 9.9 on the November player retreived the homerun? new track. A committee of coaches and 2 Bossier (CS)* school personnel 10 DeRidder (CS) Home­ What brother combination thoroughly researched the track and coming holds the record for most decided how it would career victories? be laid out. Coach Reeves replied , when asked the *denotes district games reasons for construction What was Babe Ruth 's real of a new name?

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