Captain Shreve High School - Log Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

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MRS. INGRID BENSON . . . English I, III . . . B.A., University of New Mexico. MR. JACK BOGAN . . . Speech and Debate . . . B.A., La. Tech . . . Sponsors Debate Team. MRS. GALE BRIDGER . . . English IV Creative Writing, English Coordinator . . . B.A., La. Tech, M.Ed., La. Tech . . . Sponsors National Honor Society and Senior Class. MRS. FRANCES BROOKINGS . . . English I . . . A.B., Oklahoma, College of Liberal Arts. MRS. LINDA CARLETON . . . English IV . . . B.A., La. Tech. MRS. SUSAN S. DAVISON . . . English II, III . . . B.A., La. Tech . . . Sponsors FTA, Enterprise Ad Staff, and Football Ad Staff. MRS. ANNA G. HOOKS . . . English III . . . B.A., Leland College. MR. DONALD L. HORTON . . . English IV, Humanities . . . B.A., Wiley College, M.Ed., LSU . . . Sponsors Leo Club. v 26

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Secretaries Keep Record of Grades Organizing permanent records, recording grades, and changing students’ schedules are just some of the many services rendered to Captain Shreve by the secretaries working in the office. There are very few occasions when Mrs. Young, Mrs. Layton, and Mrs. Morris cannot be found at their typewriters, or at the files, or at the vault working on some type of school business. They are assisted in their jobs by the many girls who work in the office during their study hall perish Mrs. Savony manages the front office. Her many jobs include checking students in and out, phoning home about absentees, and an¬ swering all calls to the school. TOP LEFT: Mrs. Morris works diligently with the financial business of the school. blood, Debbie Peebles, Kathy Pliler, Colleen Carson, Diane Krauel, Cathy Mop- pert, Barbara Treadway, Kay Conway, Leslie Sample, Karen Hughes, Julie Schulze. Fourth Row: Denise Bridges, Kathleen Krison, Linda Jordan, Mandy Cart, Billie Fair, Lisa Weldon. MRS. DOROTHY LAYTON . . . Secretary . . . B.B.A., Southwest Texas State. MRS. CAROLYN MORRIS . . . Secretory. MRS. DOROTHY W. SAVONY . . . Secretary. MRS. MILDRED N. YOUNG . . . Secretary. 25

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English Courses Create Originality English courses are of utmost importance in high school. Knowledge of grammar, liter¬ ature and vocabulary is essential in all fields. Freshman and sophomore students are intro¬ duced to the basics of grammar and litera¬ ture. Juniors are exposed to an in-depth study of American literature and formal writ¬ ing techniques. Senior English students now have a wide choice of courses to choose from. Included are novels, a study of the history of novels; humanities, a reflection of thoughts pertain¬ ing to the attributes of man; and creative writing, a course in which advanced writing techniques are developed. TOP LEFT: Mr. Bogan observes students speech. BOTTOM LEFT: Terri Davis and Kathy Steele study “Hamlet. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Horton lectures to class. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP LEFT: Mrs. Davison checks roll. 77