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Volume VIII Captain Shreve High School, Shreveport, La., Novembe r 1, 1974 Number 2 Anderson to travel with Band Set the style, M1ss Chr stae Anderson, mem­ derson spec1alizes on the trom­ ber of ~Donald's All Ameracan bone, and later p lans to major Band, w.ll soon depart on :nps in music at col ege. For five to New York for ltle Macy's Pef­ years she has played the bas­ smile ade, and later to Pasadena, Cali­ soon, bvt has p1ayed the trom­ torma, for 1e Rose Bowl Parade. bone for on y three years One M.onrlay morning I g ot The head drum mater or the M1ss Anderson has prev1ously up, put on a great big smile and 5hreve band wal represent Lou­ participated n the A I-Sta1e set out to watc.h people's re­ i-s1ar-.a durang the Thank~g ving Band, 1972-73; [)ls.tnct Hon01 actions .....t1e n I smiled at them. and New Year's holidays on na­ Band 1972-75, Governor's Band t onal televrs1on. 1972-74; All- State Marching It's funny bvt the majority of Band 1973-74, and N\obale A I · the people really don' t expect to M ss Anderson enrolled in Star Band She has a lso won see others smil e. Most of the compel1110n t-hrough band direc­ several awards for indav dual people I see on N\ondays walk tor J. Machael Raleigh, who sent works 1n the musac field. around with a frown p lastered an entry form to the McDonald's Having been recognized o n on their faces. judges. Also enclosed were let­ several local telev1saon stat ons ters of reoommendataon from and in area newspapers concern· Tne f1rst person I came upon several people across the nat1on mg the McDonald's A.: American was a woman sitllng w1stfully and lists ot her musical l!Ccom­ Band, M1ss Anderson replied, on a bench waiting for the bus. when asked the one factor that I walked up and confronted her pl.s.hments. af1er-thovght he frowned a very All ·n all it was a very inter­ ~th a "Good morning!" a nd a Practicmg two or three hovrs con1ributed to her success, "It suspicious•looking frown. It was esting experiment I had the feel­ helps when you have good in­ smile She looked up and her a day and tak ng two b11nd clas­ ridicvlous, but I felt like I was rng tha1 I had left a few people ses, regvl11r and stage, Miss An- struCtors." who1e expression cnanged. It aclue ly gu"lty of somern·ng. ., l"ttle b:t happ;er. was amazing. Her face li t up, she smiled, and it was beautiful. It made me feel good inside, a nd fTrial by Jury' Auditions open My Three Angels premieres I'm sure she feit beHer too. The Gl bert and Sullivan So­ fendant hasn't got a chance. No MY THREE ANGELS. a comedy bus.ness mortgages, arrives to I w"lked or.. The second per­ Ciety of Shreveport s look ng for fees or dues of any kmd w1JI be ·wr 'Jen by Sam and Bella Spe­ check on the run-d01111n bvs1ness son I saw was an o ld l11 dy out the best singers and actors trom ch-arged and there is even a wack, w ~~ be presented by the Along w th Henr comes h1s for a walk. She looked very grades nine through twelve m poss b1lity of !)rgh school credit Drama C ub on November 14, nephew, Paul, peyed by Joel lonely and maybe a li ttle sad . Caddo and Boss1er Schools. The for participants. Those interested 16 and 18 at 7:30 p.m. in the uook, who plans to drop Mana As I passed I gave her a g reat ob1ect 1s an all-high school pro­ in backstage work or playing in auditorium. louise because of his engage­ big grin and remarked, "Nice duction of "Tnal by Jury" in the orchestra s.hovld also pfan ment to an heire~. day, isn't it?" The re was a start­ January. to come to the Tuesday sessions. The play, set in 1910 m Olher roles w1ll be played by led look on her face, bvt one of French Gu.ana, involves a fam­ Ra ndy Fa lbaum as the lieutenant pleasure, also, as she smiled and Aud lions are n<:TW be.ng held At least one Capta1n Shreve ily wh .h is almost b11nkrupt. and Kathy E more w I be Mad­ x.•d good morning . every Tuesday afternoon at five student has alread y attended the Dennis Bounds -Mil play the ame Parole. in t.he Byrd H~g h School audi­ father, Felix, who works con­ auditions. Dawn Deveney, e Mrs. Dorothy Sibley will direct The next person that I con­ tor um. At least 12 boys and 12 jun or here at Shreve, 1-K!s work­ stantly to support his wife and the pley w rh ass stance from fronted was a policeman sitting g r s w I be needed to play the ed n several commun1ty theat­ daughter Mora louise, 1 h e Mrs Ru~f.J Page, Techn1ca D rec- n h"s li 'l e popsicle cart. I smiled various rores n th s comic about ers Miss Deveney f rst became at him and said " Hi!"' in a very a court tnal where the jury is tnlerested m drama when a pleasant voice. His in1tial reac­ already dec1ded m favor of the froend brought her to a n aL•dition tion was to smile back, but as an pretty p •amtiH and the poor de- of a local play. • Indulge 1n art--for your own If for some strange reason you w '1o1e new conception of the1r is not a cnp course but one o.f a thi nk it's impossible for a p l'ain t.alent. The people who are re­ ser•ous natv e S...,e b~ ~ eve s that yellow pumpkin to become a sponsible for guad ing the young art is essent1al in the P.very day golden carnage then perhaps artists have been the only two make-up of a person. Under­ you need some help. Help IS on teachers m t.he ar1 department at standing !hut many of her stu­ the wcry. Actually, 11 arnved at Shreve s nee it opened its doors. dents wou d never conS1 der art Captain Shreve in 1968 and for ChJCI les ntzpatrick has been as a ser cus profession, Mrs. man's sake 11 still survwes. It v1ith Capt.am ~reve s1nce the Harris st II coni nues to inst-ill is called art. opening of school 1n '68. AI that within them the artistic aware­ The art program in the La . time he w.as the f r~t and only ness th-at she rea zes s so neces­ schcol system is based on a art teacher, and throvgh th1s ' rst sary 1n every phase of life. sratew1de le ve l. I' g •ves a struc­ cf.ass he beg3n es.tabl s.h ng the tured program that the teacher nrm-type high- eve I course wh ch The general out ne of the art fo lows and the opportun1ty to is so desperately needed for th~ courses include de~ gn-prodvc­ work wath va:>1ous matenals and serious student who wishes to ing work that reflects the ba-sic suppl es Supposedly, thrcugh persue art on the col ege level. principles and elements; draw­ daughter, ood Emilie. Felix's to~; Rvsse Pedro. Construction th s program any stude nt enro • It wa~ Fitzpatnck s w sn 1nen, as ong- develop1ng the funddment­ w1!e, wall be played by Laura D rector· and Mr Gladys Ader­ ed an an art course c11n take •1 rs now, to develop 1n ho s stud­ als and an md "vidua1 tecr n que; But:erf,eld and Tummy Ca'fery. hold, Bvsiness Advasor adv3ntage of tne we -equ1pped ents the !rue, basic sk1 s of art illl'Sirat~c;,n - letterang : 'Nee-di­ Felix has h:red three conv cts, Student director ~~ I be Donna department and produce a good not I~ aHow the crafts to mfll­ menslc~l subjects - applying two murderers an:::l one •,vind­ ~"'o rrtson and s.t>uge manager w~ll work of art. Still, one ma1n tra:e a high scnool dep.'Htment. princ.1ples of design to forms ler to m<'nd tl1e roof on Chnst­ be Walter We;mer. Crew man­ c·'duse 1s mi~~i.1g. The one that lt was u yea1 later that Mr~ . suc.f1 us pvt:ery and sculp:ure; mas day, bvt they ooc up act"ng agers wi11 be Jul~ G l e.J~on, ccs­ brmg~ everyi.-Hng together w1IP Hdzel Ya·n~ arrived ul Captain and pamting - exhib•fng skills us angel!> and !Otra'ghtcnang out turres; lauren P.arsors and He•e n f...novttE:rjge and g l• d ance-the art Shreve S nee tnen she ho.:ls ex­ b y apply.ng th~m on d fferenl the fam•ly's 11np~nd ng d1saster. JamE's, prope:t e~ · D1ane Albllry teacher. oanded the frame of the depart­ medit be pi\Jc:icc<.J, 1..1 ng t.rne Mv:.low, who hoi<.J~ tllt: fa rrd'{s .- ·u: s. J quJnril:t cf students with a real:ze th3! :he ar! prog['Cin 1tself ~· c! Jnulysi~ . Page Two Novembe r 1, 1974 op a• n ao• n o pt• n a• on op1n1on• • op1naon• • opanaon• • opanaon• • Leadershipde nied women !Vew breed of tourists change image By K1m Wa llace them abreast on plates where A new type of hitct.-hiking is 1 ·In sports' d·lscr·tm ·tnat·ton A new breed of American th~:cl~~t ~~mmon of transpor- ·;~:r~~~i:~·s , ~ a~:~~~~~~nngd tour•sts ur>der the age of thirty !<~lion is thumbing. This is an ex- asks the pilots of priv-ate p l<~n es are changing America's image in cellent way to get to know the to take them along~erever ,sy Ki m Wallace Europe-Jn countries. European, and swap op4nions on they are going. Surprisingly There may be more sooially serious forms of prejudke ir,t Young people by the hundreds some 1ssue .H1tdlhiking un1tes enough, th1s works qvite fre- 1tle United States today, but there is no sharper example of d is­ are hanging up oar keys, step- the toufist with the people and quentJy. crirmnation than that whicn operates aga111St girls and women ping out of their stereo worlds, the4r country. It provides more in oompet1tive sports. and disoovering the pleasure of of a sense of freedom, no reser- CrossIAd sing wefl. How­ ever, the play woas so good and NOTES FROM so alive it comp1etely made one forget how "off" a few of the ~ the SWAMP musical numbers were. By DENNIS BOUNDS The play had someth1ng for everyone. It was oomecal for NYy n.otes tod-ay are c;entered level wondering whether to go those wt.o d id not wist! to take The ENTERPRISE is edited and cirwfated monthly, except around one group of sltJdents in on or to go back to look for it seriously. It had a love aff.air during January, by students of Captain Shreve High School at particular wno I stumbled onto 114m. on the side for those people who 6115 East Kings Highway, Shreveport, Louisiana, during each - stairwe'.i in ltle fall of my I decided to co11'1inue my jour­ like that type of action. And school year. Cost per issue is 20 cents. ::> ph<'.mlOre year. (1, after being ney to the third floor not know­ yet, "Two by Two" could have tiHed to my nearsighted eyes ing what I would fmd on the been taken seriously and could Steve Hamner Editor-in..

Date s for both ACT and College recruiters SAT have b een set. ACT regis­ Shreveport ghost searches for peace of mind tration closes November 18 for the test to b e given De­ By Te rry Harvill seen 11 I was relieved." The It colJid he anyrhing from a dis­ to preview schools ce mbe r 14. Most Louisiana Eerie, big and deserted are ghost began to .c>ppear more fre­ placed spirit to a r~stless soul. Answenng quest on!. about colleges require the ACT. the words mos-1 often used to quently. It does not seem to be seeking area colleges will be the purpose describe a haunted house. These One weekend when the par­ any type of revenge nor does it o f college n1g h.t to be he ld Nov SAT test will be give n on words, .however, are net neces­ ents were out of town, the oldest appear to heve any malice to­ 7 at 7 p.m. Novembe r 2, and December 7 sarily accurate tn some cases. daughter had a girflnend over ward people. It seems only to Students can attend 30-minulc this year. SAT is required for Tne house I have tn mind is to stay the night. They were wander throvgh the hou se admission to private colleges sessicns -Mih three colleg~ rep­ occup1ed by a family of se ven. s itting w 1th the younger s1ster. search1ng for someffling-peace and most colleges that are out resent~llves of the1r d1o1ce. In It has mne rooms and s not big The daughter slept downsta1rs of mmd maybe. of state. these se~ions information will in any sense of the word. Most and her fr;end slept uopsta irs. In There could be a simple ex­ be g 1ven on tu1t1on and other of the day 11 IS f1 led with the m1ddle of the ntght her pl13mtion for th's ghost It is fees, fmanc~al aid, scholer~hi ps , screaming kids and frustrated friend came and woke her up nc thing more than a figment of curniculium, hoos.ng a11d general Astra Club parents, but as the day grows saying that s.he had seen a ghost. tnis family's imagination. How­ camp.1s life. old the cruldren are fed and "I was jus lymg there in bed ever, it would be odd for several Prese nt~tions w;ll also be fol­ promptly put to bed. The par­ and I heard the dcor to the room peo p le to separately experience lowed by a question ant:! an· aids youths ents and the two older children creak. I looked up and !here at lf'le ~arne fioment of imagination. swer sess1on to help students s1t down and re lax after the the foot of the bed was a wh1te ,t...l:hc-ugh tl at wovld shll leave wilh uncert>a1ntie s ~bout rhe Entertaining children at Shrin· little ones a re asleep. f~lm It had a def4nlte head and th e Q l le~t1on of " A re there or sdlool. er's Hospital was the Astra Club The ghost that lives in this no certain f1gure. I was scared!" Hen'1 there 'real live' hosts? Colleges represented will in- project held Saturday, Septem­ house hoas been seen by every­ The ghost seems to be very The only anS"Ner is inside you . clude: ber 28, and Monday, October 21 one in the famrly except for the peaceful and quiet At least Rensselaer lnst tu1e, U.S. A ir Members a so sold "Hallowe­ three youngest children The ap­ !here have been no serious dis­ Force Academy, Mount Holyoke , en Treats,'' which were small pant1on or ghost seems only lo turbances, sudl as the rattling R:ice University, Randolph Ma­ bJgs of Halloween ca11dy. They of chains or scratching on wal s. appear to one person at a time The quarterback con, U.S. M 1~ila ry Academy, Air were delivered Halloween day and only in the late night hours The apparition seems to co-exist Fo r

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IS giVIng a BUDGET ACCOUNTS HIGHLAND BAPTIST CHURCH Olive at Highland McCary's Diamond SHREVE CITY JEWELERS 12Y> Shreve C1ty November 1, 1974 Page ~· o sports sports sp orts sports sport s sports sports sports Gator b-ba II Steamer in Shreveport to stay Chiefs on warpath Th~ sports story of the year Steamer still has chances to go for ::ffireveport will obviously be into the WFL pleyoffs and ulti­ in Homecoming clash fl·.at of the acqu•s•t on of the mately, the World Bowl. previewed Tonighr the Gators play host VJfl Shreveport Steamer. W1th The Steamer is currently the last week's VICtory over the to t.1e Ndtch1todles Ch1efs ,,, the The 1974-75 Gator Golden Five only profess onal football ream Birmingham Amencans (31-0), 1974 Homer.ommg game. Th is open the1r season November 12 wtuch ulll zes the tnple opt1on the Steamer presented evidence garne IS an important d1slrict against the always-tough Bastrop Veer offense. Whtle the team that 11 was n Shreveport to stay. g ame for bo'h clubs. The Gators R-ams. This year' s team is made does not run the Veer corlstant­ In a recent interview with stand a: the lop of district 2-4A up of talent, height, and quick­ ly, reactions are mixed among the En•erpr se, several o•Jts:and­ defens1ve and offens1ve players. w ith a 3 wm no loss record wh11e ness. the Ch•efs are 1 and 2. Last year ing Steamer players ind.cated Defens1vely tackle R1ttl Glover the Gators embarassed the that the1r wmning record 1n says the Veer is alright but is leading the way for the Ga­ A. C. Nobles Gh1efs 48 to 0, a loss the Ch iefs Shreveport is parl•afly credited easy to defense. l'lobles believes tors at the center position will wou1d like to avenge. to the fan response. Veteran run­ it adds a new d 1mens1on to pro be B1ll Kamphuis. Kamphu1s, a ning back Jim Nance stated that fcctball but m h s words, "No 6-fcot-9 senior, is the tallest The Cn:ef defensive uoit is the player in Captain Shreve's his­ te:am likes to pray with a run­ strongest. They held Woodlawn n ng quarterback." The fears of tory and the tallest man Coach to only eight points Some of a running quarterback were real­ Silly Wiggms has ever coached. the key people for tonig ht's Last season he a1ded the Gators Ized last week when Nobles was game rncl•~de Earl Raborn, Jeff removed from ltle game with a w1th 429 pomts, and 284 re­ Schultz, lar·y Carter and Terry shoulder InJury. bounds. "Airl ne sho~ld be our lawrence on CJefense wrl'h Eric Movmg from Houston to toughest competition in d1slrict," Mayeux, Danny But er, David Shreveport presen ed a few pro­ stated Kamphu1s. "The reason Moon, Max DC'venport, and K1rk blems to the Steamer players. for th1s IS because they have 4 Co•eman on dfen~e. Nance sa1d the move was tougn of the1r 5 starters from last year on h1s family but he, his wife, With a w:n over me Gliefs, returning." and daughter are "getting used the G-ators are assured of a pl, and he was g lad to leave Houston Elie a 6-foot-2 senior al so played and thought that he would be varsity last season. His ou1side better off 1n Shreveport. He cited shooti~ IS the stronges1 but he the lack of fan support as a can also rebound and shoot well reason for dw1ndling spirits and from inside. scores Starling quarterback D. C. Phone Roundmg out the Golden 5, Nobles agreed with Nance add­ at the guards are SE' ntor Bobby 868-6837 inq tha t 1n Shreveport every­ Hobby Hut Bozeman, 6-foot-3 slarter from bo:Jy 1s cpt m stic. w·de receiv­ 5811 Youree Drive the vars ty last season. He pro­ er R1ck Eber looked to future vided 310 points for the GaiOfs years when "b•g names ccme, Stv'eveport, LA. 71105 Wlhile rebovnding 99 l1mes. Boze­ Just In time for Fall semester man suffered a badly sprained crowds should p•ck up " Last weeks pa•d attendance was a· ROCKETS ankle m a recent pract1ce, but round 25,000 t'ber be ieved that will be 100% for the Bastrop Members of Any Club had the Steamer started in Game Danny Malone 6-foot-1 Get 10% Off Shreveport the team's record junior also played vars1ty last would be more impressive. Tht! Just tell us before we add vp your purchase season. Rick Eber

Makiog up the rest of the vars­ ity sqlJad are Davtd McKeleven, Jerry ScoH, Dave Vanderkuy, Mike Mrller, Doug Harrell, Fred SEA FOOD IS ~ Pf)RTS YOUR BAG? Wigg ns. J'be's "rn & irloit~ ~ k! staunmt r ,

Aid ng the Golden Gators as 1900 MARKF TRE..£T statistiCian and manager is Ra n­ THEN TRY SHREVEPORT LOUISIANA dy Snyder and Robert Storment. O UT FOR Snyder is a senior who has been with the Gators since his sopho­ THE WORLD'S more year Last season he d id BEST TEAM the job by h.mself And at all home games he is the voice of the Golden Ga' ors. Storment, a Rt'udin~ Tht' sophomore, w I be stafstician and manager for the sophomore hrevepor~t Journal junior varsity tea ms. Will ot Make You In tantly Inte lligent Shreveport Music Co. There are over 300 d 1fferent po::,1t1ons 1n our s tart ng !me-up. each as challengmg 1 09 Kings Hig hw

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"Fiy•ng is for the Birds" was discovered by the 1974 home­ coming court while hoav~ng the ir p ictures taken at the downtown atrport. The first to g o are Karen Fos­ ter, Valerie Harrison and Sheri Smith. While standing on the wing of the p lane, Sheri incon­ spicuously takes !'he gvm from ner mouth v.meooming court would not be complete wit

What would happe n if I pulled this yellow wire?

We're Pa m and Marcia. Fly us. I thought Steve was supp:>sed to bring the ke ys.

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As you can see, this little model comes with some The stt~w ardesse s a re he re - where is the pilot? very inte resting options.