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

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Counselors Furnish Aid For All Students The counselors, who were often busy orient¬ ing students, also aided other students in a more personal way. They were always available for counseling any student who had problems. Counselors could often be seen conferring with students and their parents. However, besides aiding students, the counse¬ lors also helped prepare students for their future, whether it was a job or higher education. During the past year, the counselors sponsored achievement tests and scholastic aptitude tests. They also obtained representatives from differ¬ ent colleges for students to confer with. MRS. GALE BRIDGER . . . Administrative Coordinator. . . B.A., M.A., Ed.D., Univ. of Miss. MISS INEZ FRANZ . . . Senior Counselor. . . B.S., West Texas University; M.Ed., Univ. of Houston. MRS. RUBY T. POWELL. . . Freshman and Sophomore Counselor. . . B.S., Prairie View; M.Ed., Louisiana State Univ. MRS. MABLE WALKER . . . Junior Counselor. . . B.S., M.Ed., Northwestern State Univ. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP RIGHT: Busy staff registers new students. OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM LEFT: Office workers are: (LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW ) Amy Sanders, Kay Hansen, Ann Denhollem, Debra Hazen, Linda Crownover, Amy Flynn, Carla Harper, Signora Thomas, Irene Cox. (SECOND ROW) Nancy Cooper, Beth Frazier, Jan Lewis, Charla McCarthy, Michele Evanoff, Susan Faler, Kathy Elias, Vicky Butler. (THIRD ROW) Mary Jan Busieck, Jett Sandifer, Janet Galloway, Barbara Treadway, Cindy Buck, Susan Sanders, Marion Reynolds, Lynn Bayer, Yvonne Tefankjion. (FOURTH ROW) Mary Cook, Annette Harris, Carolyn Cluck, Derinda Jernigan, Sandra Beaird, Mona Green, Le Ann Smith, Sandy Williams, Delores Horton. TOP LEFT: Mrs. Franz is found taking a short break. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Powell makes her last phone call of the day. Academics

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Hard-Working Staff Coordinates Office This past year the responsibility of operating the main office was left to office staff. This responsibility included many tasks, from answering the phone to making the absentee sheet. However, in the early spring, checking students out and in seemed to be their biggest responsibility. During football season, the busy office staff assumed another duty. They sold football tickets and kept alumni informed of the teams ' sched¬ ule. Many people were often seen waiting in lines on Friday mornings to purchase tickets. The industrious staff was ready to help anyone in need of assistance. MRS. DOROTHY LAYTON. . .Secretary. . . Southwest Texas State MRS. CAROLYN MORRIS. . . Financial Secretary and Bookkeeper MRS. DOROTHY W. SAVONY. . . Secretary MRS. MILDRED N. YOUNG. . . Secretary and Registrar 28 LOG -

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TOP RIGHT: Perry Bynum and Diane Albury rehearse The Scarlet Letter. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT: Mrs. Page relaxes with a game of soccer between classes. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Horton engages in a heated discussion. MR. JACK BOGAN . . . Speech and Debate . . . B.A., La. Tech . . . Sponsors the Debate Team MRS. LINDA CARLETON . . . English III . . . B.A., La. Tech . . . Sponsors National Honor Society and Junior Class MR. GREG COFER . . . Psychology and English III . . . B.A., Centenary . . . Sponsors LOG staff, Interact, Football Ad Staff 30 LOG