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

Text from Pages 1 - 424 of the 1977 volume:

11111 |l§t Captain Shreve High School Shreveport, Louisiana Volume X Caroline Chapman, editor Jill Jaggers, associate Ann Raborn, associate Mrs. Dorothy Flanagan, adviser Mr. Greg Cofer, adviser unaware of people, places, and problems which surrounded us CS 1967-1977 5 14 LOG hoping to reach the high ideals of life , r. CS 1967-1977 17 To their greatest potential CS 1967-1977 19 Ten Spirited Years for Mr. Powell Mr. Powell’s ten year involvement at Captain Shreve was a continuous responsibility. He has been an active and spirited principal since the school opened in 1967. Mr. Powell had many responsibilities in the office, but he has always found time to enjoy the students. For the past ten years he has participated in pep rallies, went to football games, and to victory flag raisings. Mr. Powell enjoyed camping outdoors, being with his family, attending school functions, and supporting school organizations. Mr. Powell, along with other faculty mem¬ bers, has given his best efforts to Captain Shreve these ten years. TOP LEFT: Mr. Powell and Karen Downs discuss homecoming events. BOTTOM: Mr. Powell and Greg Morrison talk over past and future football games. Academics 25 Assistant Principals Play Active Role The administration and student body benefited greatly from the services performed by its assistant principals. Mrs. Helen Dear returned to Shreve to begin her fifth year as assistant principal. Joining the staff this year was Mr. Ecotry Fuller. During the second semester, Mr. Donald Horton assumed the responsibilities of assistant principal after Mr. Fuller’s transfer to Youree Drive. Mr. Horton’s and Mr. Fuller’s main job was to coordi¬ nate student activities and deal with disciplinary problems. Students and faculty were grateful for their concern and interest toward their responsibilities. Mrs. Dear’s primary concern was in the instructional area. She assisted in preparing the class schedule, advised teachers, enforced the dress code, and performed many other valuable services. Each of the three assistant princi¬ pals played an important role in making this school year a success. TOP: Mr. Fuller helps Kelly Waite raise Gator spirit. BOTTOM: Mr. Horton and Laura Markham discuss upcoming Student Council elections. OPPOSITE PAGE LEFT: Mr. Horton announces a special assembly. OPPOSITE PAGE RIGHT: Mrs. Dear and Mr. Fuller compare notes from a faculty meeting. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Mrs. Dear discusses next year’s schedule with Mrs. Aderhold and Miss Kelly. 26 LOG Academics 27 Counselors Offer Assistance In the past, through the concern and advice of the coun¬ selors, students at Captain Shrcve were provided with aid and guidance in many areas. The counselors not only helped students to make important decisions concerning the choosing of high school schedules, colleges, and careers, but also made themselves available for guidance in personal problems as well. The 1976-77 school year was no exception. The counse¬ lors, Miss Inez Franz, Mrs. Ruby Powell, and Mrs. Mable Walker, answered countless questions and took an active interest in the students’ problems. In doing so they made life at Shreve much easier for many students. MISS INEZ FRANZ . . . Fresh¬ man and Sophomore Counselor . . . B.S., West Texas Univ.; M.Ed., University of Houston. MRS. RUBY POWELL . . . Senior Counselor . . . B.S., Grambling; M.Ed., Prairie View. MRS. MABLE WALKER . . .Jun¬ ior Counselor . . . B.S., M.A., Northwestern State Univ. Nancy Cunningham finds that Mrs. Walker can be a great help. 28 LOG Hard-Working Staff Coordinates Office In a school with over 1800 students, such things as checking in and checking out, getting messages to stu¬ dents, checking on absentees, receiving phone calls, keep¬ ing financial records, and handling the paperwork could be a very frustrating job. However, thanks to a very well-qual¬ ified and hard-working office staff, these duties, as well as many others, were performed competently and in an orderly fashion. The joint efforts of the secretaries, Mrs. Joann Good¬ win and Mrs. Dorotha Layton, the bookkeeper, Mrs. Caro¬ lyn Morris, the registrar, Mrs. Mildred Young, and the stu¬ dent office workers kept the office running smoothly and efficiently. MRS. JOANN GOODWIN . . . Receptionist . . . B.S., Centenary College. MRS. DOROTHY LAYTON . . . Secretary . . . B.B.A., Southwest Texas State Uni¬ versity. MRS. CAROLYN MORRIS . . . Financial Secretary and Bookkeeper. MRS. MILDRED YOUNG . . . Secretary and Registrar. ABOVE: office workers are: (LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW): Wendy Ennis, Alicia Ryder, Debbie Fitch, Nancy Cunning¬ ham. (SECOND ROW): Sharon Scott, Barbara Tableman, Cassandra Brown, Vanetta Blake, Cathy Carter, Becky Summers, Sherri Woodard. Academics 29 English Prepares Pupils for Future The English department at Captain Shreve permitted students to choose their English courses according to their future vocational and educational plans. For those students interested in becoming writers, creative writing and jour¬ nalism were offered. Speech and drama helped the student pursuing a career in communications. Basic principles of grammar and literature were offered to students interested in a well-rounded English background for everyday use. These courses included reading, novels, and English I and II. All of these classes helped students understand the importance of English in today’s society. This year, Eng¬ lish was geared to meet the future needs of students, whether for college or for a vocational career. pun Koreans 0 s. Wants MRS. JANICE ADAMSON . . . English IV . . . B.A., Centenary College. MISS JEAN BALTHAZAR . . . English II . . . B.A., M.A., Northwestern Univ.. . . Sponsors Y-Teens. MRS. GAYE GANNON . . English, Journalism . . . B.A., La. Tech University . . . Sponsors Enterprise Staff. MR. CEASAR GRAHAM . . . English II. . . B.S., Grambling. (not pictured) d T w R: Wray diSCUSSCS a news P a P cr article with her class BOTTOM RIGHT: Trip Merklien reads a novel between assignments. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Mrs. Thornton prepares to show a f.lmstrip to her class. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: FUTURE SHOCK is required reading for Senior English students. 30 LOG MISS JASSALAND KELLY . MISS MALEDA McKELLAR . MISS MARIE RINAUDO . . National Honor Society. MRS. CARRIE WILLIAMS. . English II . . . B.A., Dillard University . . . Sponsors Dance Team. . . English II, Speech I, II . . . B.A., La. Tech Univ.. . . Sponsors Drama Club, International Thespian Troupe 327. . English IV, English III — American Studies . . . B.A., Centenary; M.Ed., M.A., La. State Univ. . . . Co-Sponsors Z” Club and . English IV . . . B.A., Southern Univ.; M.Ed., Seattle Pacific College. Academics 31 Future Shock on Alvin Tomer MR. JACK L. BOGAN . . . Speech I, Debate . . . B.A., La. Tech Univ.. . . Sponsors Debate Team and Key Club. MRS. M. D. GREEN . . . Reading II . . . B.A., Grambling; M.A., La. Tech Univ.. . . Sponsors Black Studies. MRS. PAT LA BORDE . . . English III, IV . . . B.A., North¬ western Univ.; M.Ed., L.S.U. MRS. ELIZABETH LAWSON . . . English Coordinator, Eng¬ lish III. . . B.S., M.Ed., La. State Univ. 32 LOG English Classes Explore the Past The English classes at Captain Shreve captured the imaginations of all who participated in them. Through the works of Shakespeare and Chauser, as well as medieval plays, and mythology, students were able to rediscover and explore the past. In English III, students learned how American literature reflects our cultural history, while English IV classes studied great works of English literature that have influenced world history. Through the world of literature, students were able to prepare for the future by viewing the past. Perhaps, it was this hint of the future mingled with the past that made English such a rewarding and popular sub¬ ject. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Ms. Moch shows colonial horn¬ book to her class. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Ben Frank¬ lin (alias Gavin Perdue) speaks to a Junior English class. TOP: Mrs. Yerger shows a student a painting of an early Greek Theater. BOTTOM: Mrs. Williams discusses Wil¬ liam Shakespeare. MISS LILLIAN MOCH . . . English III. . . B.S., Grambling Univ. MRS. DOROTHY SIBLEY . . . English II . . . B.A., Northwestern . . . Sponsors Drama Club and International Thespian Troupe 327. MISS JACKIE THORNTON. . . English II. . . B.A., Southern Arkansas Univ.. . .Sponsors F.T.A. and Sophomore Class. MRS. DEANNA WIMBERLY . . . Reading I. . . B.A., Centenary; M.A., La. Tech Univ. MRS. HELEN WRAY . . . English I, Aerospace Science . . . B.A., Univ. of Texas; M.A., La. Tech Univ.. . . Sponsors Freshman Class and Squadron ’77. MRS. SHERI YERGER . . . English IV, Latin I, II, III, IV . . . B.A., La. State Univ.; M.A., Southwestern State Univ.. . . Sponsors J.C.L. LOG 33 Social Studies Explores Past Social Studies courses at Shreve provided the opportu¬ nity for students to explore the past as well as to prepare for the future. Courses in World History, American His¬ tory and World Geography helped to broaden the stu¬ dent’s concept of the world, not only of its heritage, but also of the ever-changing present and effects it will have on the future. Students became aware of their rights and responsibili¬ ties as citizens through courses in civics and economics. A proper background in social studies helped to equip Shreve Students with the knowledge needed to contribute to society and be an effective world citizen. MISS DESSIE ADGER . . . Civics . . . B.S., Southern Univ.; M.Ed., Southern Univ.. . . Sponsors National Honor Society. MRS. ANNETTE LANE . . . American History . . . B.A., M.A., Southern Univ. MISS GEORGIE LEE . . . American History . . . B.A., Ala¬ bama College; M.R.E., Southwestern Seminary . . . Sponsors Z” Club. MRS. HAZEL MARTIN . . . American History . . . B.S., Univ. of North Dakota . . . Sponsors History Club. TOP RIGHT: Jerry Schwarzbach enjoys civics. ABOVE: Miss McConnell reviews the causes of the American Revolution. 34 LOG MISS LYNN PARSONS . . . Ancient History, World History, and Civics . . . B.A., La. Tech. Univ. MISS ALMA McCONNELL . . . American History, Civics . . . B.S., Grambling State Univ. MR. TOMMY TRAVELER . . . World Geography, American History . . . B.S.; M.S., Ten¬ nessee State Univ.. . . Sponsors History Club. MR. RUDOLPH WHITE . . . American History . . . B.S., Grambling State Univ. . . . Sponsors Jr. Class and Black Studies. TOP LEFT: Miss Lee’s student teacher, Mrs. Margaret Moore, goes over an assignment with the students. TOP RIGHT: Kevin Barnett receives an explanation on the powers of govern¬ ment from Miss Adger. Academics 35 MRS. GLADYS ADERHOLD . . . Geometry, Algebra II . . . B.A., Southern Methodist Univ.; M.Ed., La. State Univ. . . . Sponsors Drama Club and Junior Class. MRS. KATHRYN BLAIR . . . Business Math . . . B.S., Northwestern State Univ. . . . Sponsors Football Ad Staff. MRS. CECILIA BUCK . . . Algebra II, Geome¬ try . . . B.S.. McNeese State Univ. . . . Spon¬ sors Future Teachers. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Aderhold finds a student’s reply humorous. ABOVE: John Kincade puts last minute touches on his homework. 36 LOG Math Develops Reasoning The math department at Shreve strived to meet the chal¬ lenge of a world where math is rapidly becoming almost vital to success. They did so by offering a variety of courses in mathematics. These included such courses as Algebra I and II, geometry, advanced math, general math, business math and computer programming. These courses helped students develop logical reason¬ ing, intuitive thinking, and the ability to apply general conclusions to all types of related material. The success of the courses proved that math can be interesting in high school, as well as helpful in future life. MR. WILLIE FOX . . . Senior Arithmetic . . . B.S., Southern Univ.; M.S., Southern Illinois Univ. MISS SANDRA McCALLA . . . Advanced Mathematics, Com¬ puter Programming, Algebra II . . . B.S., Northwestern State Univ., M.A., Univ. of Northern Colorado . . . Sponsors Cheerleaders and the Senior Class. MR. WILLIE McPHEARSON . . . General Math, Algebra I . . . B.S., Alcorn State University. MR. WADE WHITE . . . Geometry, Algebra . . . B.S., Gam¬ bling State University. Academics 37 Inquisitive Students Enjoy Science The Science department of Captain Shreve offered a well-rounded program of science courses that aroused sci¬ entific curiosity in students. Films, lab experiments, lec¬ tures, and visual aids were all used to stimulate student interest. General Science provided an overview of the basic prin¬ ciples of science. Biology classes dealt with the principles of plant and animal life. The chemistry classes explored nature through a test tube, while physic students concen¬ trated on the study of changes in matter and energy. In all the science classes, students were called on to reason and apply the many scientific methods at their disposal. By studying new and interesting materials, science stu¬ dents at Shreve furthered their understanding of the world in which they live. MR. THOMAS BRANIM . . . Biology I and II . . . B.S., Cumberland College; Tennessee Tech Univ. . . . Sponsors Science Club. MRS. BARBARA HAMILTON . . . Biology I . . . B.S., Grambling; M.S., Southern University . . . Sponsors Junior Medical League and Sophomore Class. MR. BOBBY HORNE . . . General Science . . . B.S., Louisiana State Univ.; M.S., Northwestern State Univ. . . . Sponsors Golf Team and CODAC. MR. MATHEW PERDUE . . . Biology I. . . B.A., La. Tech Univ.; M.S., La. Tech University . . . Sponsors Student Council, Athletic Business Manager. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Warren helps David Buggs with a chemistry experiment. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Horne explains the periodic chart to a general science student. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Mr. Perdue lectures on the functions of the human skeleton. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: A biology student learns to prepare a wet mount slide. 38 LOG MRS. ASCENSION SMITH . . . Science Coordinator . . . Biology, Spanish . . . B.S., Centenary; M.A., L.S.U. . . . Sponsors Junior Medical League, Spanish Club. MRS. SHARON WARREN . . . Biology, Chemistry . . . B.A., Univ. of Texas. MR. BILL WILLIS . . . Physics, Chemistry . . . B.S., Northeast La. Univ.. . . Sponsors Science Club. Academics 39 Phys. Ed. Releases Excess Energy The girl’s P.E. department at Captain Shreve was used to let some of the girls’ excess energy out after being in class during the day. The girls played basketball, badmin¬ ton, volleyball, and bounceball during the winter months. When the weather was warmer, they played tennis, arch¬ ery, and softball. In the different sports, the girls competed individually or against teams. Each girl learned the rules of the sports and how to compete with sportsmanship. The girls were taught health, safety, and first aid as a part of the P.E. program. The students also became aware of what to do in case of emergencies. MRS. BETTYE BROOKS . . . Physical Educa¬ tion . . . B.S., Grambling. MISS JOYCE JORDAN . . . Physical Educa¬ tion . . . B.S., North Texas State . . . Spon¬ sors Pep Squad. 40 LOG OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: A team of volleyball players play a game. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: The two volleyball teams play the championship game. TOP LEFT: A group of girls visit while waiting for their turn to play. BOTTOM LEFT: Miss Jor¬ dan keeps score during a volleyball game. Academics 41 Boy’s P.E. Stresses Participation The basic aim of the boys’ physical education depart¬ ment was to educate the student through a variety of wholesome and interesting activities. Boys’ P.E. provided an excellent opportunity for physical development through participation in various games and sports. Foot¬ ball, soccer, basketball, volleyball, tennis, and wrestling were only a few of the activities seen in gym classes. Drivers’ Education classes were also offered as a part of the physical education program. In these courses, safe driv¬ ing methods and traffic safety were taught. Physical education was one of the most important courses offered at Shreve, for it required both mental and physical participation from the student. MR. DAVID BOYDSTUN . . . Physical Education . . B.S., M.S., Northwestern State Univ.. . . Sponsors Junior Class and Coaches Varsity Basketball Team. MR. JOHNNY BURNOM . . Physical Education, Drivers’Ed.. . . B.S., Grambling; M.Ed., Southern Univ. . . . Sponsors Student Council. MR. CLARENCE CONWAY . . . Physical Education . . . B.S., Southern Univ.; M.S., Prairie View . . . Assistant Football Coach. MR. LEE HEDGES . . . Director of Athletics, Algebra . . . B.S., L.S.U.; M.Ed., Northwestern Univ.. . . Head Football and Tennis Coach. CENTER: P.E. class does warm-up exercises. BOTTOM: Bearl Henry and Danny Goodwin practice chin-ups. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Steve Hooper retrieves a difficult handball shot. 42 LOG MR. ALBERT LEVISTON . . . Physical Education . . . B.S., Wiley College; M.S., Colorado Univ. . . . Coaches Baseball Team. MR. TOMMY POWELL . . . Algebra II . . . B.S., M.A., La. Tech Univ.. . . Sponsors F.C.A., Assistant Football Coach. MR. ALDEN REEVES . . . Drivers’ Ed. . . . B.S., La. Tech Univ.; M.S., La. Tech Univ.. . . Assistant Football Coach. MR. RAYMOND YOPP . . . Drivers’ Ed. . . . B.S., Centenary; M.Ed., Northwestern Univ.. . . Assistant Basketball Coach. Academics 43 Foreign Language Studies Cultures The foreign language department at Captain Shreve gave students a better understanding of the language, his¬ tory, and way of living of the foreign countries. French, German, Latin, and Spanish were the foreign languages that helped the students widen their horizons of communi¬ cation. In the foreign language classes, the students listen to dialogues, learned vocabulary, and learned the grammar rules in the different languages. In Spanish, the students learned about Spanish writers and heroes. There were four foreign language clubs offered to the students who wished to enrich their understanding of the different cultures. MRS. LOUIE CHALFANT . . . French I, II, III . . . B.S., Centenary; M.Ed. La. State Univ. . . . Sponsors French Club. MISS CAROL HICKS . . . Conversational French . . . B.A., Dillard Univ.. . . Sponsors French Club. MS. JUDY LANGLEY . . . Conversational French, English III . . . B.A., Northeast State Univ . . . Sponsors Octagon and French Clubs. MRS. DEBRA McCAULEY . . . Spanish I, II . . . B.A., La. Tech Univ. . . . Sponsors Spanish Club. MRS. RUTH PAGE . . . German I, II, English IV, Novels and Creative Writing . . . B.A., Albion College . . . Sponsors Sophomore Class, Drama Club, and German Club. TOP RIGHT: Ann Risinger reads over her French work. ABOVE: Mrs. McCauley tacks some Spanish news on her bulletin board. 44 LOG ROTC Stresses Appearance The ROTC program at Captain Shreve stressed many qualifications. Among these were the appearance of the students in uniform and the ability to do military work. ROTC students were taught how to use weapons, to read maps, and to perform drill practices. Military history and military strategy were also learned. During football season, the color guard raised the flag at home games while the drill team patrolled the stadium. The rifle team performed at the Homecoming ceremonies. Many of the ROTC students, who were talented enough, competed in city-wide competition. The rifle team and drill teams won numerous tournaments during the school year. Through these activities, the ROTC members gained a sense of pride in themselves, their school, and the nation. TOP LEFT: Sergeant Freeman talks to his ROTC students about their appearance. ABOVE: Bonita Persley and Gregory Bell take inventory on weapons in the office. COMMAND SERGEANT HENRY CHIASSON . . . ROTC I, II, III . . . Retired 23 Active Service Years in U.S. Army . . . Sponsors Varsity Rifle Team. SERGEANT-FIRST CLASS WILLIAM FREEMAN . . . ROTC I, II, III . . . Retired 23 Years U.S. Air Force . . . Sponsors Drill Team and Color Guard. COMMAND SERGEANT-MAJOR MURRAY HUFFMAN . JROTC . . . U.S. Army Retired . . . Sponsors Drill Team. Academics 45 Art Shows Creativeness TOP RIGHT: Mr. Fitzpatrick helps a student while drawing outside. BOTTOM RIGHT: Some art students relax while drawing a tree. 46 LOG With the help of Mrs. Hazel Harris and Mrs. Charles Fitzpatrick, Captain Shreve’s art students were able to develop their creative abilities in many areas of art. The art department offered students a four-year pro¬ gram of art instruct ion. Art I was an introductory course which familiarized students with general materials and terms. Art II, III and IV students refined the different techniques in charcoals, water colors, pencil sketches, land¬ scapes and still life. Creativeness and originality were stressed in all classes, and students were encouraged to bring out their own indi¬ vidualism in their work. MR. CHARLES FITZPATRICK ... Art I, II .. . B.S., Cen¬ tenary . . . Junior Class Sponsor. MRS. HAZEL HARRIS . . . Art I . . . B.A., Southern Univ.; M.A., La. Tech. Practice Makes Perfect Music The music department at Captain Shreve offered not only courses in music theory, but also gave performance experiences to the various participants in the program. Stu¬ dents could elect to participate in the various band offer¬ ings, orchestra, choir or general music. The marching band, which included members of the stage bands and concert band, boosted Gator spirit at the fall football games. During pep rallies members of the stage bands added a needed lift to the student body’s enthusiasm. Throughout the year Shreve’s musicians represented the Gators at music festivals and in almost every case came away with superior ratings and awards. These performers contributed to the Number One tradition that Shreve is noted for. MR. MIKE RALEIGH . . . Instrumental Music . . . B.A., M.S., La. State University. MRS. HATTIE WADE . . . Music, English . . . B.A., Grambling; M.A., La. Tech University . . . Sponsors Choir. TOP LEFT: Mrs. Wade plays the piano for some of her general music students. BOTTOM LEFT: Mark Griffith, Ronnie Dewitt, and Billy Warren warm up during stage band. Academics 47 MRS. GENELL COLEMAN . . . General Business, Typing I . . . B.S., Grambling. MRS. DOROTHY FLANAGAN . . . Shorthand I, II, Book¬ keeping I, II . . . B.A., Wiley College; M.A., Univ. of Iowa . . . Sponsors LOG Staff and F.B.L.A. MRS. NELL HEDGES . . . Typing I . . . B.S., La. Tech; M.Ed., L.S.U.. . . Sponsors Newspaper Ad Staff. MRS. LENA LEVISTON . . . C.O.E., Typing II, Clerical Prac¬ tice . . . B.S., Grambling . . . Sponsors F.B.L.A. and Black Studies. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Hedges checks over the students’ typing work. BOTTOM: Sherry Har¬ rington works diligently at her typing. Skill Is Needed for Good Typing Coordination and skill were two techniques that stu¬ dents needed to take typing. These techniques were used in all business courses offered at Captain Shreve. The different courses in the business department were bookkeeping, clerical practice, shorthand, and typ¬ ing. More advanced courses were Typing II, Shorthand II, and Bookkeeping II. These courses helped the stu¬ dents in preparation for the future. The Future Business Leaders of America was a busi¬ ness club sponsored by Mrs. Dorothy Flanagan and Mrs. Lena Leviston. This organization helped to train the students for a future in the business world. 48 LOG D.E. and C.O.E. - Classes at Work The Distributive Education, Work Study, and Coopera¬ tive Office Education programs offered an excellent opportunity for students to get a first-hand view of the world of business. In these programs, students attended regular classes at Captain Shreve half a day and worked the rest of the day. C.O.E. students reinforced their classroom lessons in bookkeeping, shorthand, and typing, by working as secretaries, clerks, and receptionists in businesses throughout the city. The buying and selling techniques learned in D.E. pre¬ paratory classes were easily applied to jobs as sales clerks and cashiers. The classroom and job experiences provided by the D.E., Work Study, and C.O.E. programs prepared many students to enter the world of business. TOP: Sandra Phillips does filing and other clerical work for Caddo Printing Company. BOTTOM: Mrs. Otwell demonstrates proper sales technique to Trey Sink and Patricia Clark. MRS. OPAL ADAIR . . . Work Study . . . B.A., M.Ed., Northwestern Univ. MR. WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM . . . Resource Teacher. . . B.S., Centenary College. MRS. CAROL GOLDSTEIN . . . Resource Aide. MRS. JAN OTWELL . . . Distributive Education . . . B.S., Northwestern Univ.; M.Ed., L.S.U.. . . Sponsors D.E.C.A. Academics 49 Electives Provide Job Training At Captain Shreve, many students involved themselves in a variety of electives. Some of the different electi ves offered were: home economics, mechanical drawing, small appliance repair, and woodworking. Home economics taught the students how to sew, cook, and about home living. The mechanical drawing classes taught students to draw and to plan houses on paper. The fundamentals of servicing, adjusting, and repairing of appliances were learned in small appliance repair. Wood¬ working was also offered to teach the students how to cut and shape different types of wood. Each elective offered gave the students a chance to use their hands and to learn new skills. MRS. ELEANOR CAMERON . . . Sociology, American Politi¬ cal Behavior, General Business, Economics . . . B.A., M.Ed., Northeast State Univ. . . . Sponsors History Club and Senior Class. MR. MERCULUS CHRETIEN . . . Industrial Arts, Wood¬ working . . . B.S., Southern Univ. MR. GREG COFER . . . Psychology . . . B.A., Centenary; M.A., La. Tech. Univ. . . . Sponsors LOG Staff and Interact Club. MRS. LELA MITCHELL . . . Home Economics . . . B.S., M.A., Southern Univ. . . . Sponsors F.H.A. and 4-H Clubs. OPPOSITE PAGE RIGHT: Three students work on an engine part in small appli¬ ance repair. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM LEFT: Robert Key carves wood during woodworking. TOP RIGHT: Ardis Williams sews on a dress during home econom¬ ics. ABOVE: Mrs. Mitchell demonstrates how to mend material. 50 LOG MR. HARRY NORRIS . . . Reclamation Room Counselor . . . B.A., Wiley College; M.A., Prairie View Univ. MISS PATSY OBEE . . . Home Economics, Foods and Nutri¬ tion . . . B.S., Grambling State Univ. MR. RUSSELL PEDRO . . . Mechanical Drawing I, II, III . . . B.S., Northwestern State Univ. MR. HENRY SHERMAN . . . Small Appliance Repair, Small Gas Engines . . . B.S., Southern Univ. Academics 51 Learning Center Is Helpful Many students at Captain Shreve took a period each day for study hall. There was a quiet side for those who wished to study and do homework. The other side was loud for students who wished to visit with friends. Also, on the loud side the students sometimes watched movies or looked at magazines which were put out on the tables. The roll was taken by the aides who were in charge of the learning center. Study hall was helpful for many students because it gave them an extra hour for school work. MRS. ERKLE BAKER MR. THOMAS COX (not pictured) MRS. TRUDIE HORTON MRS. LAURA WALLACE TOP RIGHT: The students try to do some school work on the loud side. BOTTOM: Scott Graves does homework on the quiet side. 52 LOG Career Center Trains Students for Future The Caddo Career Center was for students who were interested in obtaining jobs immediately after graduating from high school and for those just interested in learning more about a particular field. The center offered twenty vocational-technical courses in fields ranging from elec¬ tronics to fashion design. Many of the courses required a strong background in one or several related areas. Courses in health occupations, appliance repair, and drafting, as well as many others, pro¬ vided opportunity for on-the-job training positions in the community. This type training prepared students for employment with salable skills and technical knowledge. TOP LEFT: Steven Parker finds that welding requires concentration. BOTTOM LEFT: Melvin Young works on a car in auto body repair. ABOVE: Cindi Williams works on a garment in clothing service fashion design. Academics 53 Library Is Place of Study Through efforts of librarians Miss Zoe Ramsey, Mrs. Evelyn Valore, and library secretary Miss Linda Holmes, Captain Shreve was provided with an adequately-stocked and well-run library. Open before school and until 4 pm, the library was a place where students could read, study, or work on research projects. Magazines, newspapers, and books of all types were kept in the library and could be checked out overnight or for a period of up to two weeks. The librarians were assisted in their duties by a group of students who gave up study hall to help out with the vari¬ ous responsibilites involved in running a library. MISS ZOE RAMSEY . . . Librarian . . . B.S., Louisiana State Univ.; M.Ed., Louisiana State Univ. MRS. EVELYN VALORE . . . Librarian . . . B.A., Southern Univ.; M.S., Univ. of Wis¬ consin . . . Sponsors Student Library Assistants. MISS LINDA HOLMES . . . Library Secretary . . . B.A., Southern Univ. ABOVE. Library workers are. (LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED): Jann Curtis, Nancy Cunningham, Jan Taylor, Terry Coe, Teresa Heacock. (STANDING): Michael Jones, Glen Stokes, Emily Gains, Joseph Roque, Steve Payson, Scott Goldsholl, Todd Hughes, Mary OBarr. 54 LOG TOP LEFT: Two cafeteria workers serve cereal in the breakfast line. BOTTOM LEFT: A cafeteria worker grinds meat for the lunch. BOTTOM RIGHT: A cafeteria worker makes cookies for the sandwich line. Academics 55 Cafeteria Workers Have Student Help The student workers in the cafeteria were a great deal of help to the cafeteria staff this year. Different clubs assigned students to work in the lunch lines serving rolls and desserts. It was a new and different job for the students. The cafeteria provided two hot lunch lines and one sandwich line. Breakfast was also served every morning before school. Mrs. Kathleen Johnson, the cafeteria manager, planned the meals with the help of the cafeteria workers. ■ A_ X I SB j I • ;• • ■ ■:: r A i ■;;■� i Laggggw 1 IV i . r 11 . Shreve Life Like a Rainbow Within the great round walls that make up Captain Shreve, many colors of the rainbow have lived in the form of spirit, happiness, enthusiasm for living, and thoughtful, magical moments. The multi-colored rainbow was sym¬ bolic of the ever-changing lives at Shreve. Every day brought a myriad of events. Emotions were revealed, strug¬ gles overcome, and happiness and joy found. Student and faculty members alike were recognized as individuals expressing their own unique talents. Everyone contributed in some wa y to the rainbow and the knowledge acquired and foundations that were laid in each person have been planted as seeds for the future. 58 LOG OPPOSITE PAGE TOP RIGHT: I call this my Monday smile. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Senior Pep Squad officers express their feelings about C. S. Gators. TOP LEFT: Mr. Horton loves to tease Benetta Blake. TOP RIGHT: Darrell Henderson is raring to go. BOTTOM: Matthew Brooks, Gregory Bell, Homer Maddox, and Alfred Jackson find time for fun during their break from duty. Student Life 59 60 Green Reflects Spirit and Pride Green symbolized feelings of spirit and pride at Captain Shreve. These unchanging attitudes constituted a strong sense of school patriotism, which was reflected in the faces and work of Shreve students. Spirit was expressed in various ways throughout the year. Shreve students showed enthusiasm and high partici¬ pation in school events. This participation and enthusiasm unified Captain Shreve as a body of students and teachers working together. Supporting the spirit of Captain Shreve was a deep pride, a feeling among the students that Captain Shreve was the best. Implanted in the characters of every Gator, this pride was made manifest by the continuing student interest in, and support of, school activities. LOG m, Soup? ' SECRET Student Life 61 OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: A spirited Pep Squad jacket waits to be worn. OPPO¬ SITE PAGE BOTTOM: Yolanda Moore and Scott Graves show their spirit by putting up a poster for the Jun¬ ior class. TOP: David Buggs opens his locker with pride. BOTTOM: Van Franklin takes pride in putting a C.S. decal on his car. 62 LOG TOP: Donnie Bamburg proves to be a gentleman to Betsy Jordan. BOT¬ TOM: Reba Harris is proud of her school’s mascot. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Trey Smith takes time to look at Captain Shreve. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: A lot of spirit is shown by band students. Student Life 63 Yellow Embodies Good Spirits, Good Times TOP RIGHT: Pulling down Pep Squad officers’ socks became a tradition with some football players. Here Cambria Kinard is the victim of A1 Picazzo’s pranks. ABOVE: Lunch period is a good time for students to laugh and talk together. 64 LOG Good times at Shreve meant cheerfulness and craziness rolled together. One found it everywhere — in the halls, rooms, and in the unique facial expressions of the students and teachers. A friendly smile was contagious at Captain Shreve and laughter was a permanent inhabitant, resound¬ ing not only in the school but wherever Shrevers went. Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors all contrib¬ uted to the good life at Captain Shreve with their own individual personalities adding color to every school activ¬ ity. Their good humor was the foundation of the soul of Captain Shreve which flourished throughout the year as students and teachers learned and worked together. LEFT: Sherri Talley and Kathy Muslow enjoy talking before school. RIGHT TOP TO BOTTOM: Jo Anne Weisman, John Kincade, and Ricky Gilbert reflect a variety of Captain Shreve smiles. Student Life 65 66 TOP: It doesn’t take too many to stuff a Volkswagen. BOTTOM: Gators go bananas. LOG LEFT: Astra club members Dina Williams and Robyn Stage spook students while delivering Halloween treats. TOP RIGHT: Matt Locke, Cindy Tatum, and Bonita Pcrslev find plenty of fun times at the park. BOTTOM RIGHT: Yolanda Moore believes that monkies don’t have life too bad. Student Life 67 Bold Red Brings Fullness of Living Vivid pictures were painted of student life in Gatorland this past year. The desire to live enthusiastically, to suc¬ ceed, and become involved in different things character¬ ized the boldness and brightness of the color red. Although schoolwork naturally occupied a major por¬ tion of everyone’s time, other opportunities existed to develop and expand the diverse interests and needs of all individuals. These opportunities ranged from sports activi¬ ties to participation in the student government, and com¬ munity or school service clubs. For many, all of these things compiled made the 1976-77 year a busy and fulfill¬ ing one. TOP RIGHT: Like a gentleman, Gary Cash opens the door for Susan Davidson. ABOVE: Interact member, Billy Kirkikis, entertains a Brooks Street boy at their Halloween party. CENTER: Cindi Williams concen¬ trates on hitting the correct keys. 68 LOG Student Life 69 70 LOG Student Life 71 OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT: Terri Temple¬ ton is glad her cat is not as picky as Morris! OPPOSITE PAGE TOP RIGHT: Sunshine, a clear sky and golf clubs help to make Clyde Tew’s day perfect. OPPOSITE PAGE BOT¬ TOM: Diana Grigsby marvels at the simple life of a fish. ABOVE: Stephanie Johnson and Allen Kimmell enjoy a break from their busy schedule. BOTTOM LEFT: Jackie Kidd keeps track of her daily activities with the help of a calendar. Blue Days Blue, the color of many meanings, is as complicated as the lives of many Captain Shreve students. It can create both tranquil or melancholy feelings. Students could not have done without the peaceful days when everything went right from first period to the end of the day. A soothing contented feeling overcame them as they reflected on a game well played or a paper well done. Unfortunately, darker days came around also. Life was hectic, and things seemed to go from bad to worse. How¬ ever, these days weren’t so bad for they made the clear ones seem even more special. 72 LOG OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Rain cancels Bubba Allen’s game. BOTTOM: Sig- rid Rasmussen’s scrapbook holds many memories of years at Shreve. TOP: Scott Pernici finds that typing is not one of his greatest talents. BOTTOM LEFT: Bailey Baynham relaxes with his guitar. BOTTOM RIGHT: Yoga has Lynn Warren in a bind. Student Life 73 Violet Brings Magic to Shreve Mystical magical, violet was an integral part of the Cap¬ tain Shreve rainbow, for it represented those very special times in the lives of the Gators. No one could possibly know what those moments were for each individual, but each, in its own special way, contributed to the total pic¬ ture of high school life. Magic has always lent an air of excitement to life — not the rabbit-out-of-the-hat kind of magic, but the warm feeling one gets when something wonderful occurs. Whether it was as outwardly insignifi¬ cant as a smile from someone special or as monumental as graduation, each was treasured as a magical moment at Captain Shreve. 74 LOG Student Life 75 OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: The magical grin of a jack-o-lantern illuminates the night. BOTTOM: Lisa Mireles portrays a fairy godmother. TOP: Mark DeFatta presents Peggy Waddell with her home¬ coming corsage. BOTTOM: A touch¬ down for Shreve is a very magical moment. At the End of the Rainbow Lies a Pot of Gold 76 LOG It was said that at the end of the rainbow lies a pot of gold. At Captain Shreve, life was like a colorful rainbow. Colorful people, emotions, and activities constituted the rainbow. Every mood found its way through the halls. Many happy, sad, and pensive moments were shared here. The strength of Captain Shreve grew from the spirit of the stu¬ dents and teachers. These things combined to form a mul¬ titude of rainbow colors. The knowledge gained and moments experienced were truly worth a pot of gold. Though the times have van¬ ished, the memories remain. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM LEFT: Seniors reach their ' ' pot of gold” at graduation. OPPO¬ SITE PAGE BOTTOM RIGHT: Kathryn Free¬ man refleas back on her many memories as she signs a friend’s yearbook. TOP LEFT: Matilda McCullough and Janet Evans plan for the future as they look through college catalogues. TOP RIGHT: Each day Mrs. Yerger gives her stu¬ dents something to think about. LEFT: Auritte Brown, an exchange student, and Scott Golds- holl form a lasting friendship. Student Life 77 Council Still Strong After Ten Years The Student Council was an integral part of Captain Shreve. Its influence and importance to the students and faculty has steadily increased since the founding of Cap¬ tain Shreve in 1967. Under the guidance of two new sponsors, Mr. Matt Per¬ due and Coach Johnny Burnom, several projects were initi¬ ated during the year to improve communication between the council, faculty, and student body. Suggestion boxes and homeroom representatives were direct sources of stu¬ dent ideas and complaints. Homecoming elections, victory flag raisings, basketball concessions, and selling decals and parking permits were all Student Council activities. TOP RIGHT: Matt Dillman talks with sponsors Mr. Perdue and Coach Burnom. ABOVE: Senators: (FIRST COL¬ UMN): Lisa Rothell, Melinda Black, Theodora Green, JoAnne Weisman, Sharon Sweeney, Gavin Perdue. (SECOND COLUMN): Michael Jones, Hersey Jones, Benny Van Osdell, Stills Whitaker, David Holland, Edward Cloyd. (LAST COLUMN): Jan Curtis, Monica Ford, Julie Goodman, Cynthia Phillips, Charlotte Smithey, Bert Baker. 80 LOG TOP: Matilda McCullough is responsible for Student Council money. ABOVE: Representatives: (FRONT ROW): David Mireles, Kelly Waite, Blake Jones, Sharon Bracken, Debbie Forte, John Diamond. (SECOND ROW): Polly Pepper, Melissa Kirkikis, Tommy Thompson, Carlos Cooper, Twyla Lee, Reba Harris, Jan Moppert, Valerie Butterfield, Michele Tuller, Julie Kroner, Susie Talley. (THIRD ROW): Cassandra Brown, Alvin Lattier, David Holts, Mark Hamner, Evalyn Henry, Monika Moss, Greg Bell, Trey Smith, Jay Ham, Susan Summers, Kathy Bamburg, Carol Boston. Organizations 81 82 TOP LEFT: Talleying votes by hand is a hard job for Benny Van Osdell and Monika Moss. TOP RIGHT: Susan Summers and Carol Boston discuss notes taken in a meeting. ABOVE: Alternates: (FRONT ROW): Trip Merklein, Cheryl Sullivan, Dana Matthews, Brenda White, Larry Taylor. (SECOND ROW): Ramona Rousch, Phyllis Johnson, Gene Miller, Elard Haden, Lydia Jackson. LOG ABOVE: Executive Board members are: Matt Dillman, president; Terri Templeton, secretary; Matilda McCullough, treasurer; Yolanda Moore, parliamentarian; Karen Downs, corresponding secretary; Sandra Phillips, vice-president. LEFT: Julie Goodman tries to sell Law¬ rence Kahlden a decal. Organizations 83 Astra Clubbers Are Active Astra Club, sponsored by the Altrusa Club, was involved in school and community activities. Under the guidance of their advisor, Mrs. Judy Horne, club members served as guides at college night and sold refreshments for teacher workshops. Astra Club promoted school spirit by selling Hallow r een treats, putting streamers on cars, paint¬ ing banners, and selling I live in Gatorland” bu ttons. This service organization made monthly visits to the Shri- ner’s Hospital and weekly visits to Magnolia House. Assisting in various charity drives such as the Poor Man’s Supper were among the club’s numerous activities. Astra Club serves not only the community but the school as well. TOP LEFT: Astra Club officers arc: STANDING: Jackie Kidd, President; Lynda Slagle, Vice President; Charlotte Smithcy, . Treasurer. SEATED: Cynthia Atkin¬ son, Junior Board Member; Kim Thieman, Secretary; Holly DeFoy, Senior Board Member; Robyn Stage, Sophomore Board Member. BOTTOM LEFT: Karen Downs and Terri Woodley chat with their sponsor, Mrs. Horne. BOTTOM RIGHT: Sophomore members are: Cynthia Phillips, Robyn Stage, Pam Davis. 84 LOG TOP LEFT: Lynda Slagle, Jan Nloppert and Kim Thieman post basketball roster. TOP RIGHT: Junior members arc: SEATED: Lynda Slagle. Cynthia Atkinson, Brenda Brock, Karen Downs. SECOND ROW: Gloria Puddephatt, Michele Johnson, Stephanie Luck. THIRD ROW: Diane Mills, Ellen Roeger. Ramona Raush, Diane Davis, Terri Woodley. ABOVE: FRONT ROW: Kim Thieman, Terri Traylor, Kelly Waite. SECOND ROW: Edna Bradley. Holly DeFoy. Karen Caulk, Jackie Kidd, Terri Templeton, Kathy Muslow. THIRD ROW: Lisa Mireless, Jan Moppert, Polly Pepper, Sherri Talley, Charlotte Smithey. Organizations 85 Octagon Supports Basketball Team The Octagon Club was one of the newly formed service clubs this year at Captain Shreve. Spo nsored by Miss Judy Langley, the club was composed of students from all the different grades here at Shreve. The Octagon Club provided Captain Shreve with many helpful services during the school year. The members were faithful supporters of the basketball team. They decorated the players’ lockers with good-luck posters and streamers. The Octagon Club also collected clothes for needy families at the beginning of the year and sold candy to raise money for special projects. By providing these services, the mem¬ bers had a very rewarding year. TOP RIGHT: Officers are: (FIRST ROW): Melody Sawyer, sr. representative; Melinda Miller, president. (SECOND ROW): Robin Dickinson, soph, representative; Sherrie McLendon, secretary; Kathy Elmore, girls’ vice-president. (THIRD ROW): David Holland, boys’ vice-president; Ms. Langley, sponsor. (BOTTOM): Mem¬ bers are: (FIRST ROW): Connie Cates, Janette Peebles, Melody Sawyer, Sharon Graves, Allison Wheeler. (SECOND ROW): Ms. Langley, Sharon Gunther, Cindy Gardner, Melinda Miller, Sherrie McLendon, Vanessa Salley. (THIRD ROW): Mike Goldsholl, Therese Blanchard, Zebra Guice, Robin Dickinson, Corinda Fritz, Cindy Linacre, David Holland, Sharon Regan, Janet Evans, Lisa Mireles, Kathy Elmore, Donna Atkinson, Vanessa Kightlinger. 86 LOG TOP LEFT: Theresa Blanchard, Zebra Guice, and Cindy Gardner put up basketball spirit signs made by the Octagon Club. TOP RIGHT: Connie Cates and Robin Dickinson sort clothes that were collected for needy families in the Shreveport area. BOTTOM: Randy Maffett shows his support for the clubs at Captain Shreve by buying candy from Mike Goldsholl, an Octagon Club member. Organizations 87 Z-Club Offers Its Many Services The Z-Club of Captain Shreve performed many activi¬ ties during the school year. At Christmas, the Z-clubbers decorated a Christmas tree in the front foyer for the enjoy¬ ment of the students and faculty. The club also sold Christmas stockings filled with homemade cookies and candy. Once a month, the Z-club members visited the nursing home. For the club’s international project, the members collected clothes and sent them to needy families in Israel. Z-Club, sponsored by Miss Lee and Miss Rinaudo, was a club composed of sophomore, junior, and senior girls. The purpose of the Z-Club, to offer service to the school and community, was again accomplished this year. TOP RIGHT: Sponsors Miss Rinaudo and Miss Lee join in decorating the front foyer with Christmas stockings. BOTTOM LEFT: Jo Ann Weisman and Lynn Curtis serve cookies in the teacher’s lounge. 88 LOG TOP: Junior members are: (FIRST ROW): Yolanda Moore, Mimi O’Neal, Carla Simpson, Melinda Black. (BACK ROW): Susie Pearce, Carol Boston, Bitty Donner, Melissa Buford, Becky Cook, Melinda McCoy, Betsy Jordan, (not pictured: Cinde Hodges, Susan McClamroch). BOTTOM LEFT: Officers are: (SEATED): Sheri Smith, senior board member. (STANDING): Betsy Jordan, vice-president; Ann Rabom, president; Sharon Sweeney, treasurer; Melissa Kirkikis, service chairman; Bitty Donner, junior board member; Laurie Muslow, secretary. BOTTOM RIGHT: Susie Pearce and Renea Ryland attentively decorate the Z- Club Christmas tree. Organizations 89 TOP LEFT: Susan McClamroch and Melissa Kirkikis stuff Christmas stockings to be sold to the students. TOP RIGHT: Laurie Muslow entertains her pal at the Brooks Street Halloween Party. BOTTOM LEFT: Sophomore mem¬ bers are: (SITTING): Renea Ryland, Leigh Ann Lindsay, Su Su Palmer, Lynn Warren. (KNEELING): Marilyn Ligon, Lauren Cotter. on lor - TOP LEFT: Lynn Curtis works hard to decorate the Christmas scene in front of the school. TOP RIGHT: Senior members are: (LEFT SIDE): Twyla Lee, Lynn Curtis, Evelyn Booras, Ann Denhollem, Nancy Williams, Angie Jones, Jill Jaggers, Caroline Chapman. (CENTER): Ann Raborn, Matilda McCullough, Sharon Sweeney. (RIGHT SIDE): Laurie Muslow, Ann Graves, Melissa Kirkikis, Sheri Smith, Nancy Rosenfeld, Jo Ann Weisman, Stephanie Har¬ rell. (CENTER): Ann Raborn leads her musical group in the pep rally skit during Z-Club Spirit Week. Organizations 91 Interact Boosts Gator Spirit The Interact Club at Captain Shreve endeavors to pro¬ vide service and aid to the community, as well as to the school. Under the leadership of Mr. Greg Cofer, Interact Club served the school by printing the Gator List,” painting spirit banners, and planting shrubs to beautify the campus. A special project involved the posting of Gator Crossing” signs in front of the school. Members also collected for the Heart Fund and assisted at the Brooks Street Halloween Party. As the main project of the year, Interact Club coop¬ erated with other area high school s in order to collect enough Post cereal box tops to buy school equipment for Shreve Island School. TOP RIGHT: Interact sponsors are: (FRONT ROW): Carol Anderson, Laura Boogaerts, Nancy Davis. (BACK ROW): Jerri Schach, Melissa Kirkikis, Brenda Brock, Caroline Chapman, Polly Pepper, Sally Sweeney. ABOVE: Interact officers are: (SEATED): Scott Sinclair, senior board member; Billy Kirkikis, secretary; John George, president; Clyde Tew, treasurer. (STANDING): Marty Thompson, sophomore board member; Johnny lies, vice-president; Brian Caskey, junior board member; Greg Morrison, sergeant-at-arms. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP RIGHT: Faculty sponsor and senior members are: (SEATED): David Holland, Benny Van Osdale, Darrall Henderson, Pat Kirton, Clyde Tew. (STANDING): Tommy Thompson, Scott Sinclair, Matt Dillman, Mr. Greg Cofer, faculty sponsor. BOT¬ TOM LEFT: Junior and sophomore members are: (SITTING AND KNEELING): Brian Beach, Trip Merklein, Dino Kirkikis, Bo Davis. (FIRST COLUMN, FRONT TO BACK): Mickey Olmstead, John Kincade, Ken Wiley, Brian Schultz, Mike Gary, David King, Greg Morrison. SECOND COLUMN: Paul Chil¬ dress, Donnie Bamburg, Mark Magner, Billy Kirkikis, Brian Caskey, John Carlton. BOTTOM RIGHT: Gator Crossing Sign. ’ 92 LOG Key Clubbers Work Together The Key Club, sponsored by Mr. Jack Bogan, was very active in working with local organizations around the city this year. The club members joined together with other community organizations and remodeled the Rutherford House. During Christmas, the members helped Sister Mar¬ garet deliver Christmas toys to needy families in the Shreveport area. Other services included collecting money for the Salvation Army and selling tickets to the Poor Man’s Supper. The 1976-77 Key Club also added a bill¬ board of the Alma Mater to the gym this year. By providing these services for the school and commu¬ nity, the Key Club showed another example of Shreve’s fine service clubs. TOP RIGHT: Officers are: (KNEELING): Russell Hedges, treasurer; Rob Williams, jr. board member. (SECOND ROW): Bill Roby, vice-president; Teddy Casten, sergeant-at-arms; Lee Warren, secretary; Mark Harrison, sr. board member. (SEATED): Kelly Jones, president. BOTTOM LEFT: Senior members are: (FIRST ROW): Bert Baker, Russell Hedges, Jay Bliss. (SECOND ROW): Kelly Jones, Steve Hooper. (THIRD ROW): Lee Warren, Michael Schultz, Mark Harrison, Brad Colgin, Teddy Casten, John Hamner. (FOURTH ROW): Bill Roby. BOTTOM CENTER: The 1976 Key Club presents the Alma Mater to the gym for the enjoy¬ ment of the students and faculty. 94 LOG TOP: Junior, sophomore, and freshman members are: (FIRST ROW): Pat Booras, Blake Jones. (SECOND ROW): Bill Crenshaw, Scott Pernici, Stuart Hud- smith, Mark Hamner. (THIRD ROW): Ben Butler, Lane Bailiff, Matt Locke, Steve Weinstein, Scott Graves, Randy Maffett. (FOURTH ROW): Bobby Booras, Clarke McCollister, Trey Smith, Rob Williams. BOTTOM RIGHT: Sweethearts are: (SEATED): Valerie Harrison, Beth Reinch. (SECOND ROW): Karen Foster, Renee Blanchard, Carla Simpson, Beth Tuggle, Stephanie Harrell, Angie Jones, Melissa Moore, Gaye Pernici, Sheri Smith. (THIRD ROW): Patty Baskind, Cinde Hodges. Organizations 95 Leo Club Becomes Co-Educational Since its inception, Leo Club has been a service club open only to young men, with girls serving as sponsors. This year changes were made and girls were allowed to become active members. Each month, members participated with Astra Club in visiting the Shriner’s Hospital. Leo clubbers also collected goods for Sister Margaret. Club members showed spirit by challenging Interact and Key Clubs to a basketball game. Guided by Mr. Bill Willis, a calendar was sold which fea¬ tured a different Captain Shreve girl for each month. Part of the money raised went to Sight Conservation and to the Lion’s Crippled Children’s Camp. In March, Leo Club members journeyed to Leesville to attend the state Lion’s Club Convention. TOP RIGHT: Leo Club officers are: (FIRST ROW): Mr. Bill Willis, sponsor; David Black, secretary; Greg Baiano, vice president. (SECOND ROW): Jeff Pullen, president; Bill Costelo, treasurer. ABOVE: Members are: (FIRST ROW): Mark Jones, Mary Thorton, Kevin Moore, Marianne Thomas, Charles Herd (CENTER SEATED): Annette Lee, Janet Pearce. (THIRD ROW): David Black, David Hennington, Mary Johnson, Bill Costelo, Greg Baiano, Jeff Pullen, Jr. Bill Willis, Corey Costello. 96 LOG Debate Gains Experience The Captain Shreve Debate Team, under the guidance of Mr. Jack Bogan, attended various tournaments during the school year. The members traveled to colleges and high schools throughout Louisiana participating in the debate tournaments and speech festivals. Being a good debater requires a lot of time, which was proved by this year ' s team. The members spent many hours researching and organizing the material they needed for their debates. The team then held practice debates to make sure they were ready for competition. Some debate members also gave the prayer and halftime announcements during the Captain Shreve home football games. TOP LEFT: Officers are Mary Thornton, Scott Sinclair, Mr. Bogan, Sponsor, Billie Driver, Lynette Wright. BOTTOM: Members are STANDING: Steven Pay- son, David Sklar, Scott Sinclair, Clarke McCollister, Trip Merklein, Tim Childress. SEATED: Nada Wood, Mary Thornton, Billie Driver, Lynette Wright. Organizations 97 98 Drama Club Is Out of This World The Captain Shreve Drama Club is an organization devoted to promoting interest in all phases of theatre. It is constantly striving to reach higher levels of achievement. All members are expected to develop their abilities to the fullest. The club has always enjoyed a large student member¬ ship and this year was no exception. In the fall, Gore Vidal’s satire, A Visit to a Small Planet,” was presented. In the spring, a musical, Dracula, Baby,” opened and ran for the traditional three nights. Besides the plays, the club competed in speech tournaments, attended workshops and assisted in community productions. TOP RIGHT: Drama Club sponsors and officers are: (SEATED): Miss Maleda McKeller, sponsor; Charlotte Woodruff, vice-president; Sharon Regan, president. (BACK ROW): Mr. Russell Pedro, sponsor; Mrs. Ruth Page, sponsor; Mrs. Dorothy Sibley, sponsor; Sharon Sweeney, secretary; Monika Moss, treasurer. BOT¬ TOM: Members are: (FRONT ROW): Robyn Stage, Kathy Elmore, Mark Goldstein, Debbie Fitch, Jann Curtis, Marilyn Ligon, Kelly Price, Lisa Elmore, Cynthia Phillips, Patricia Curtis, Shari Nathan, Cyndi Williams, Judy Sukol, Norma Cullick, Sharon Regan. (SECOND ROW): Diana Grigsby, Lynn Warren, Kelly Waite, Susan Davidson, Jan Moppert, Charlotte Woodruff, Melinda Miller, Jenienne Owens, Lynn McCary, Judie Montelepre, Angie Procell, Lynn Johnson, Ange- lia Cox, Sherry Harrington, Michele Aura, Cara Derrick. (THIRD ROW): Karen Foster, Laura Moore, Virginia Singleton, Julie Dornier, Sharon Ferguson, Peggy Waddell, Cynthia Atkinson, Vanessa Salley, Cindy Monk, Carol Nichols. (FOURTH ROW): Robin Naron, Sara Buford, Julie Kroner, Lisa Mireles, Susan Slater, Karen Downs, Brenda Brock, Scot Goldsholl, John Kincade, Trip Merklein, Suzonne Blackwell, Eric Ligo n, Liz Monk, Leigh Henderson, Renea Ryland, Becky Rasco, DeDe Deal, Lisa Cireno. (BACK ROW): Rosalyn Brown, Corinda Fritz, Benita Casey, Janet Evans, Mike Goldsholl, Chuck White, Rick Agolia, Sharon Sweeney, Phylis Johnson, Eric Thomas, David Holland, Melissa Buford, Lisa Harbour, David Henington, Cindy Cady, Scott Green, Monika Moss. LOG CAP1AIN SHRtVfc PLAYERS ' PRESENT: BY GORE VIDAL 16 , 17,18 7:30 pm STUDENT S 1.00 ADULT $ 1.50 C.S. AUDITORIUM TOP: David Holland and Eric Ligon in the play, A Visit to a Small Planet.” LEFT: Norma Cullick and Julie Kroner — two of the program girls for the play, A Visit to a Small Planet.” ABOVE: Placard publicizing A Visit to a Small Planet.” Organizations 99 French Club Gains Knowledge The French Club at Captain Shreve attempted to edu¬ cate students about the French people, their customs, and their language. Supervised by Mrs. Chalfant, Mrs. Hicks and Mrs. Langley, French Club members promoted school spirit in various ways. In the fall, students participated in the Interlanguage Club Olympics as well as the Interlan¬ guage Club Christmas banquet, in which all language clubs presented skits and foods from their particular coun¬ try. Also, this organization sponsored a candy sale and held Le Petit Dejeuner.” Through all these activities, the French Club had maintained its reputation of being a pro¬ moter of school spirit. TOP RIGHT: Frank Adair and Donna O’Neal serve as King and Queen in a pep rally skit. BOTTOM LEFT: Lisa Holiday and Becky Rasco accept money from Peggy Waddell and Lynn Warren for the Le Petit Dejeuner.” BOTTOM RIGHT: French Club sponsors arc: Mrs. Judy Langley, Mrs. Louie Chalfant, Mrs. Carolyn Hicks. 100 LOG TOP: Club members are: FIRST ROW: Vanessa Salley, Reba Harris, Holly Brantley, Sherie Talley, Cindy Cameron, Susie Talley, Melanie Taylor, Beth Reinsch, Renee Powell, Cheryl Sullivan, Sharon Regan, Cara Derrick. SECOND ROW: Heather Kunzman, Sharon Sweeny, Julie Goodman, Marti Hudson, Lynn McCary, Laurie Muslow, Mimi O’Neal, Lianne Berry, Susu Palmer, Le igh Ann Lindsey, Julie Kroner, Becky Rasco. THIRD ROW: Cynthia Cady, Karen Snow, Wendy Lehr, Susan Summers, Harriet Prothro, Melinda McCoy, Cathy Lewis, Sara Buford, Peggy Waddell, Lynn Warren, Frank Adair. FOURTH ROW: DeDe Deal, C.ahrles Foster, Gaven Perdue, Stephanie Luck, Terri Traylor, Cindy Williams. FIFTH ROW: Mark Farley, Hayden Snow, William Goff, Kelly Walker, Ridge Lewis, Clay Ulmer, Russel Rogers, Ben Whitington, John Williams, Craig Zimmerman. Larry Taylor, Ricky Bennett, Scott Baxter. BOTTOM LEFT: Officers are: SEATED: Julie Goodman, Treasurer; Cindy Williams, President; Mimi O’Neal, Vice President; Susan Summers, Secretary. BOTTOM RIGHT: Lillian Grodos speaks to French students. Organizations 101 German Club Observes Weihnachten TOP RIGHT: German Club sponsor and officers are: Mrs. Ruth Page, sponsor; Patricia Merklein, vice-president; Melissa Buford, secretary; Terry Kasselman, sergeant-at-arms; Wendy Ennis, treasurer; Howard Kaplan, president. ABOVE: German Club members are: (FRONT ROW): Lynn Curtis. (SECOND ROW): Doug Camp, Greg Rogers, Linda Lyons. (THIRD ROW): Cassandra Brown, Sally Tucker, Cindy Linacre, Becky Ford. (FOURTH ROW): Linda Gamble, Trip Merklien, Rusty Campbell, Gus Alexander, Charles Herd, Rebecaa Mull, Carrie Seifert. (BACK ROW, STANDING): Mark Magner, Darryl Stephens, Bert Baker, John Trigg. 102 LOG The German Club at Captain Shreve enables its mem¬ bers to learn about Germanic culture and still have a good time in the process. Under the guidance of Mrs. Ruth Page, the club partici¬ pated in many activities during the past year. In the fall, German Club members competed in the Foreign Language Club Olympics. In December, members brought German cuisine and performed a skit at the Interlanguage Club Christmas Party. The club also held its own seasonal par¬ ties, such as the Oktoberfest, Weihnachten, and Fasching, as well as having soccer games. Selling large pretzels pro¬ vided money for some of the German Club’s activities. Latin Club Attends Convention The purpose of the Latin Club at Captain Shreve is to encourage among its members an interest in the civiliza¬ tion, language, literature, and art of ancient Rome. Through the guidance of Mrs. Sherri Yerger, members of the club provided service to the school as well as learn¬ ing more about Latin. During Homecoming, clubbers sold corsages. In the fall, Latin Club participated in the Inter¬ language Club Olympics. At Christmas time, members attended the Interlanguage Club Christmas Party. Latin Club members were also able to attend the State Latin Club Convention in Baton Rouge. Clad in togas, members competed in Olympic and academic contests. TOP LEFT: Latin Club sponsor and officers are: Craig Williams, co-consul; Mrs. Sherri Yerger, sponsor; Randy Maffett, parliamentarian; Billy Kirlcikis, treasurer; Holly DeFoy, consul; Steven Payson, nuntius; Cynthia Phillips, interclub council representative; Allyson Teague, scriba. ABOVE: Members are: (FRONT ROW): Mrs. Yerger, Glenda St. Clair, Laura LeBlanc, Doug Holland, Marty Johnson, Dana Matthews, Andy Linacre, Teddy Casten, Billy Kirkikis, Harvetta Strozier, Belinda Cornelius, Steven Payson, Holly DeFoy, Peggy Dunnigan, Cheryl Hazen, Judy Bernat, Sharyn Gunther. (SECOND ROW): Cynthia Phillips, Dino Kir¬ kikis, Bobby Booras, Craig Williams, Steve St. Clair, Brian Beach, Luke Gilpin, John Kincade, Randy Maffett, Chuck White, Susan Summers, Allyson Teague, Donna Linacre. (THIRD ROW): Ben Butler, Lydia Jackson, Jerry Schwarzbach, Terry Coe, Sally Jo Cunningham, Bill Costello, Linda Davis, John Goff, Steve Fuller, Helen Laster, Cheryl Oxcnreiter. (FOURTH ROW): Tom Buckner, Murray Allan, Joey Milner, Vanessa Kightlinger, Jay Ham, Susan Thrailkill, Evelyn Booras, Sonia Luce, Matt Dillman, Scott Sinclair, Billie Driver, Susan Bums, Nada Woods, Elard Haden, Wade McCutcheon, Paul Koerner, Chip Miles. Organizations 103 Spanish Club Means Involvement The purpose of the Spanish Club was to offer an extra opportunity for fellowship and to increase the members knowledge of the Spanish language, food, customs, and culture. Sponsored by Mrs. McCauley, the club participated in many activities during the school year. In the fall, the members took part in the Interlanguage Club Olympics. At the Olympics, the members of the language clubs com¬ peted against each other in athletic races. At Christmas time, the club members attended the Foreign Language Club Christmas Party with members of the other language clubs. The Spanish Club also hosted a banquet for all of its members at the end of the year. J TOP RIGHT: Officers are TOP TO BOTTOM: Eric Ligon, President, Marilyn Ligon, Publicity Chairman, Judy Sukol, Vice-President, Pam Davis, Interclub Council Representative, Gloria Puddephatt, Secretary, Lynda Slagle, Treasurer. BOTTOM LEFT: Norma Cullick and Eric Ligon work on plans for the Olympics. CENTER: Spanish Club spirit is expressed by Janet Evans, Phillip Taken, and Lisa Cireno. r SP4ii0l 104 LOG TOP: Members are SEATED: Teresa Mayo, Suzanne Williams, Lynda Slagle, Karen Rosengrant, Marilyn Ligon. SECOND ROW: Alan Struble, Robert Storment, Darrall Henderson, Tina Cosse, Lauren Cotter, Gloria Puddephatt, Judy Sukol, Allison Quinn, Lillian Galloway, Sharon Williams, Pam Davis. THIRD ROW: Robyn Stage, Janette Peebles, Donna Atkinson, Lou Ann Powell, Cinde Hodges, Cindy Mitchell, Ophelia Gipson, Katherine Freeman, Diane Davis. FOURTH ROW: Donny Bamburg, Sherry Thornton, Nancy Anderson, Melinda McGee. FIFTH ROW: Caylyn Rayburn, Lisa Cireno, Carey Hallett, Nancy McDermott, Phillip Taken, Ed Moore, Connie Sherman, Michele Aura. SIXTH ROW: Terri Harrison, Eric Ligon, Carol Adams, Suzonne Blackwell, Janet Evans, Julie White, Meg Williams, Marcy Dille. BOTTOM RIGHT: Sponsor, Mrs. McCauley, announces Spanish Club meeting. Organizations 105 Squadron ’77 Flies Sky High The Aerospace Science Club’s motto expressed the feel¬ ings of the members this year — Aviation in itself is not inherently dangerous. But to an even greater degree than the sea, it is terribly unforgiving of any carelessness, inca¬ pacity or neglect. Sponsored by Mrs. Wray, this year’s squadron visited the various aerospace facilities in the local area. Although flying was not part of the school course, each member was encouraged to take three flights, including a short cross country flight. In these ways, the club again achieved its purpose - to be involved in all facets of the air age. TOP RIGHT: Officers are Mrs. Wray, sponsor, Kelly Jones, navigator, Matt Dillman, 2nd in Command, John George, commander, Robert Wisby, liaison. BOT¬ TOM: Members are (KNEELING) Bo Holley, John Hamner, Matt Dillman, Tyrone Payton, Bettye John Tuminello, Janet Pearce. (STANDING) Stuart Chitty, Tommy Turner, Rob Pennfield, Jay Ham, John George, Kern Smelser, Robert Wisby, Mike Norton, and Kelly Jones. 106 LOG TIMXSANDS IMi: BVSRTOOl KE History Club Travels to Natchez The History Club at Captain Shreve provided a greater appreciation for past historical events. Tours, field trips, and projects, planned by Mrs. Eleanor Cameron and Mrs. Hazel Martin, helped students to gain knowledge and widen their interests. Members of this organization made a trip to Natchez, Mississippi, for the pilgramage to see the antebellum homes. Members also had a Christmas party. The History Club also proved to be a service to the school as well as to the community. The students helped Sister Margaret by collecting goods. During homecoming, club members decorated a table which showed the history of Captain Shreve over the past ten years. TOP LEFT: History Club officers are: (SEATED): Melinda Miller, secretary; Darrell Henderson, president. (STANDING): Craig Williams, vice president; Julie Dornicr, treasurer; David Holland, inter-club council representative. ABOVE: Members are: (SEATED): Mr. Cameron, Craig Williams, Nancy McDernott, Dana Matthews, Leigh Henderson, Mrs. Martin (SECOND ROW): Dawn Lieber, Melinda Miller, Sherry Harrington, Cindy Cameron, Gndy Linacre, Laura McDonald, Cheryl Oxenreiter, Teresa Tefankjian, Donna Linacre, Melody Sawyer, Susan Bums, Harvetta Strozier, Linda Davis. (THIRD ROW): Ronnie McMichael, Robert Stormant, David Holland, Gene Miller, Alan Struble, Darrell Henderson, Julie Dornier. Organizations 107 4-H Members Gain Experience An active 4-H Club is an asset to every school and com¬ munity. The 4-H Club at Captain Shreve provided its members with a deeper appreciation of the practical aspects of every day living. During the year, 4-H members were encouraged by their sponsor, Mrs. L. B. Mitchell, to develop their own individual projects. Through these pro¬ jects, students endeavored to recognize and pursue their tal¬ ents in the areas of home living and agriculture. 4-H offered opportunities for participation and recogni¬ tion of outstanding accomplishment at the local, state, and national level. Participation in club activities lead to deci¬ sions that concerned future occupations. TOP RIGHT: -1-H Club officers arc: SKATED: Carolyn Cash, Song Leader; Theodora Green, Vice President. SECOND ROW: Soma Luce, Treasurer; Shir Richmond, Secretary; Cathy Carter, President; Brenda Gulden, Parliamentarian. ABOVE: Members arc: Mrs. L. B. Mitchell, Sponsor, Loretta Griffith, Sonia Ia Dianne Adams, Carlos Cooper, Tonya Fredrick, Cathy Carter. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Cash, Clydean Williams, Brenda Gulden, Shirley Richmond, Sa Thomas, Janice Edwards, Theodora Green 108 LOG ' ••• • ' • Black Studies Sets Goals The Black Studies Association completed its goals this year by sponsoring activities such as an assembly program during Black History Week. This focused attention on Black history and culture. Pride and appreciation of one’s heritage was developed by awareness of the contribution of the Black Society to the history of our country. Club members displayed an interest in civic affairs by working at the polls on Election Day and sending a letter to President Carter. The spirit displayed by club members contributed to the increase in membership. Advised by Mrs. M. D. Green, Mrs. Lena Leviston and Mr. Rudolph White, this group presented a collage of Black history to the student body. TOP LEFT: Club officers arc: SEATED: Sandra Phillips, Corresponding Secretary; Theodora Green, Recording Secretary’; Gregory K. Ford, Vice-President; Lisa Elmore, Chaplain. STANDING: Reginald D. Mims, Treasurer; Craig Trammell, Parliamentarian; Gregory Bell, Sergeant at Arms. NOT PICTURED: Kathy Elmore, President. ABOVE: Club members arc: FIRST ROW: Marian Penn, Gwen Arthur, Harvetta Strozier, Terri Woodley, Audrey Ingram, Audrey Jackson, Stills Whitaker, Darrel Bates, Obcrlyn Autry, Zenobia Henderson, Shawn Shelby, Jeffrey McDay, Benita Casey. SECOND ROW: Linda Davis, Yolanda Moore, Debra Cawthorn, Twyla Lee, Debra Marsden, Romilda Gordan, Debra Roberts, Cathy Carter, Karen Baker, Sharon Baker, Clydean Williams, Vickie Malone, Reba Harris, Monica Ford, Cassandra Brown, Carlos Cooper, Vivica Cooper. THIRD ROW: Mrs. L. Leviston. Mrs. Green, Michael Jones, Denise Ingram, Adrian Pen- nywell, Beverly Lee, Linda Howard, Cheryl Bloomer, Alvin Lattier, David Buggs, Deborah Conerly, Kenneth Pcnnywell, John Williams, Anita Whitaker, Janice Edwards, Jackie Rasco, Connie Mitchell, Deborah Hollins, Mr. Rudolph White. Organizations 109 Junior ROTC Develops Patriotism and Honor The Captain Shreve Junior ROTC added another facet to the high school experience by developing qualities that are assets in future life. It promoted leadership develop¬ ment and provided practical experience for the potential leader of tomorrow. Personal honor, leadership, and patri¬ otism were the goals cadets sought to achieve. Once again in 1977, over one hundred students enrolled in ROTC. These students were organized into a military battalion with students serving in positions of authority. Awards were earned on the basis of academic and leader¬ ship development, self-discipline, and courtesy. Cadets advanced according to their abilities. TOP RIGHT: The Color Guard posts the colors. They are: Nancy Brinkley, Gil Wicker, James Lewis, and Shirley Green. ABOVE: The Cadet Officers are: (FRONT ROW): Capt. Joe Carter, Lt. Col. Mark Goldstein, Battalion Commander; Lt. Pam Johnson. (SECOND ROW): Lt. Bonita Persley, Capt. Edgar Nelson, Lt. Tommy Turner, Capt. Mike Giglio, Capt. Floyd West, Lt. Ernest Whitaker, Capt. Homer Mattox, Lt. Gregory Bell. (THIRD ROW): Lt. Farlane McFarlane, Lt. Arthur Gilcrease, Lt. Susan Crow, Lt. Rob Penfield, Lt. Kelly Clark, Lt. Matthew Brooks, Lt. Perry Montgomery. (FOURTH ROW): Honor Color Guard: Nancy Brinkley, Gil Wicker, Commander; James Lewis, Shirley Green. 110 LOG TOP LEFT: The Captain Shreve ROTC faculty includes: Sergeant Major Murray Huffman, Sergeant Major Henry Chiasson, Sergeant First Class William Freeman. ABOVE: The ROTC Brigade Staff Officers are: Jay Ham, Joe Carter, Mark Goldstein, Pamela Johnson, Cheryl Bloomer. Organizations 1 1 1 ROTC Unit Receives Superior Rating The ROTC unit at Captain Shreve was one of superior quality, ranked as one of the best in the nation. In the spring, the national standing of the corps was determined by a full scale inspection held by a federal evaluation team of regular Army officers. The Captain Shreve ROTC attained the status of HUWD,” meaning Honor Unit With Distinction.” The Battalion was subdivided into four companies: Headquarters, A” Company, B” Company, and C” Company. The Battalion Commander, his staff, and Senior Army Instructors enabled things to run smoothly, effi¬ ciently, and in an orderly fashion. TOP RIGHT: The Cadet Battalion information. LEFT: Headquarters Company includes: (FRONT ROW): Bonita Persley, Edgar Nel¬ son, Risa Morris. (SECOND ROW): Maxwell Bates, Farlane McFarlane, Arthur Gilcrease, Gil Wicker. (THIRD ROW): Roderick Turner, John Brown, Sharon Pers¬ ley, Bessie White, Calvin Beaner, Frederick Jackson, Ben Bates. (FOURTH ROW): Charles Fuller, Maria Saxton, Charles Adams, James Lewis, Patricia Edwards, Charles Demins, Kenneth Clark. (FIFTH ROW): Robert Adams, John Mar¬ shall, Tom Buckner, Mark Clark, Linda Davis, Crena Warren, Cedric McCall, Belinda Bradford. LEFT: A” Company includes: (FRONT ROW): Tommy Turner, Michael Giglio, Steve Rachel. (SEC¬ OND ROW): Stills Whitaker, Susan Crow, George Penfield, Rod Beavers. (THIRD ROW): Johnnie Myles, Cynthia Kennedy, Connie Cummings, Barbara Jarzabeck, Pamela Johnson, Ola Henderson, Sheryll Patterson, Matthew Smith. (FOURTH ROW): Linda Wor- blewski, Michael Plater, Nancy Brinkley, Steve Walker, Donald Lowe, Charles Clark, Barbara Ware. (FIFTH ROW): Sal Biondo, Daniel Griffin, John Williams, Fred Henry, Tim Gorsulowsky, Fred Matthews, Klung Pong Tipaporn, David Sim¬ mons, Mack Miles. 11 2 LOG LEFT: B” Company includes: (FRONT ROW): Ernest Whiciker, Floyd West, Alfred Jackson. (SECOND ROW): Darrall Henderson, Kelly Clark, Matthew Brooks, Ben Wright. (THIRD ROW): Talben Pope, Diane Winchel, Anthony Matthew, Robert Stuart, Bridgette Ellis, Beverly Allen, Jeff Hemp, Ronnie Brown, Johnny Pre¬ ston. (FOURTH ROW): Betty Smith, Ivory Mosely, James Smith, Tom Sash, Shirley Green, Lu Guam Bell, Anna Bell, Russell Campbell. (FIFTH ROW): John Matteny, James Butler, Shirley Tillman, Michael Giles, Charles Shelby, Ronnie McMichael, Bennie Gra¬ ham, Lenora Baylor, Jacqueline Jewitt. LEFT: C” Company includes: (FRONT ROW): Homer Mattox, Hayes Bynam. (SECOND ROW): Brenda Small, Greggory Bell, Perry Montgomery, Stuart Chitty. (THIRD ROW): David King, Sarah Mitchell, Sally Cunningham, Stephanie Griffen, Rhonda West, Bonnie Banks, Charles Marsden, Rodney Jackson. (FOURTH ROW): Rene Whitaker, Mark Brown, Jessie Mae Atkins, John Trigg, Joe Roque, Brian Jacks, Tammy Brisco, Shawn Shelby. Organizations 11 3 Drill Teams Prepare for Competition The Gator Drill Teams and Firing Squad were com¬ posed of ROTC cadets who were willing to give their own time to prepare for difficult competitions. The precision marching unit spent many long hours mastering their for¬ mations and drill maneuvers. The teams represented Shreve at various competitions and parades both locally and out of town, in addition to serving at many school functions. Lt. Bonita Persley served as commander for the Girls’ Drill Team. The Boys’ Drill Team was commanded by Capt. Homer Mattox. Commanding the Firing Squad was CSM Jay Ham. All of the teams were sponsored by CSM Murray Huffman. TOP RIGHT: Members of the Rifle Firing Squad are: Jay Ham, Commander; Alfred Jackson, Floyd West, Stills Whitaker, Steve Rachal, Talben Pope, LuGuam Bell. CENTER: Members of the male drill team are: (FRONT ROW): Steve Rachal, Homer Mattox. (SECOND ROW): Mike Giles, Stills Whitaker, Floyd West. Alfred Jackson. (THIRD ROW): Dwayne Jackson, Charles Shelby, Edward Fuller, Joe Roque, Mark Clark, Fred Jackson. (FOURTH ROW): LuGuam Bell, Robert Stuart, John Williams, Freddie Henry, David Simmons, Jay Ham, Talben Pope. ABOVE: The members of the female drill team are: (FRONT ROW): Lenora Baylor, Bonita Persley. (SECOND ROW): Rhonda West, Shirley Green, Bessie White. (THIRD ROW): Risa Morris, Sara Thomas, Belinda Bradford, Jackie Jewitt, Rene Whitaker, Stephanie Griffeth. (FOURTH ROW): Cynthia Kennedy, Connie Cummings, Patricia Edwards. 114 LOG Special Forces Unit Elite of ROTC The Special Forces Unit, also known as Explorer Post 94, specialized in guerilla and counter-guerilla warfare. The Special Forces Unit consisted of cadets trained in hand to hand combat and wilderness survival. Under the leader¬ ship and guidance of SFC William Freeman, members of the unit were also trained in map reading and taught how to deal with problems typically encountered in the field. Explorer Post 94 was subdivided into three groups: the Demon IV group, the Male Special Forces, and the Female Special Forces. These young men and women were considered the elite of Captain Shreve’s Junior ROTC. TOP LEFT: Members of the Demon IV Group of Special Forces are: (KNEELING): Mike Giglio, Russell Campbell, Robert Stuart. (STANDING)- Rob Pen- field, Hayes Bynum, Chip Nelson, Tom Lash, Gregg Montgomery, Darrall Henderson. CENTER: Members of the Male Special Forces are: (KNEELING) Rob¬ ert Stuart, Hayes Bynum, David Simmons, Rick Brubaker, Joseph Roque, David King. (STANDING): Rob Penfield, Darrall Henderson, Tom Buckner, James Lewis, Roderick Beavers, Leslie Chitty, Mike Giglio, Mark Goldstein, John Matheny, Turn Butler, Gregg Montgomery, Russell Campbell, Steve Walker, Chip Nelson, Tom Lash. ABOVE: Members of the Female Special Forces are: (KNEELING): Susan Crow, Bonita Persley. (STANDING): Bessie White, Bridgett Ellis, Risa Morris, Connie Harris, Shirley Green, Nancy Brinkley, Cynthia Kennedy, Connie Cummings. Organizations 115 Rifle Team Wins League Championship Mastering the use of firearms was the ambition of the Gator Rifle Teams. Cadets were selected for their firing ability, their sense of responsibility, and their willingness to give their time to perfect their marksmanship. The rifle teams competed with many other high schools in a rifle league sponsored by the Shreveport Chamber of Com¬ merce. The three teams received excellent training from the team coach, CSM Henry Chiasson. The rifle team mem¬ bers spent many hours with him training for competitions. The reward for this hard work came when the Varsity A team became the city league champion with a perfect record of 10-0. TOP RIGHT: Joe Career takes aim. ABOVE: The members of the Varsity A” Rifle Team include: Rob Penfield, Perry Montgomery, Joe Carter, Leslie Chitty, James Lewis, Rick Brubaker. 1 1 6 LOG TOP: The Members of the Varsity B Rifle Team are: Susan Crow, Steve Walker, Thomas Buckner, Benjamin Wright, Nancy Brinkley. ABOVE: Members of the C Team are: Matt Wade. Russel Campbell, John Trigg, Sally Cunningham. Organizations 117 Science Club Explores New Worlds The Science Club at Captain Shreve offered an opportu¬ nity to its members to pursue special interests in science and science-related fields. These different areas of study included biology, Biology II, chemistry and physics. This organization encouraged its members to investigate science outside the classroom and to acquire knowledge of scien¬ tific matters. Sponsored by Mr. Tom Branim and Mr. Bill Willis, the members of the Science Club gained further knowledge through field trips, guest speakers and films. Through original research and scientific method, greater insights were gained into the world of science. TOP RIGHT: Science Club officers are: LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Taylor, treasurer; Lynn Curtis, secretary; Darrall Henderson, president; Robert Storment, vice president; Susan Burns, interclub council representative. ABOVE: Club members are: LEFT TO RIGHT: SEATED: Jeff Rasmussen, Steven Payson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bill Willis, Mr. Tom Branim, Cheryl Oxenreiter, Steve Price. THIRD ROW: Ronnie McMichael, Rick Agolia, Mary O’Barr, Cindy Linacre, Tracey Bell, Lee Ann Kincade, Scott Graves, Evelyn Booras, Mark Hamner, Sonia Luce, Billie Driver, Lane MacFarlane, John Goff, Craig Zimmerman, Donna Linaore, Jeri Kellet. BACK ROW SEATED: Nancy McDermott, Vanessa Kightlinger. 118 LOG FCA Reflects Christian Spirit The Fellowship of Christian Athletes brought young athletes together by sharing with others the importance of Jesus Christ. Sponsored by Coach Tommy Powell, the members met and discussed ways that each of them could set examples for other students at Captain Shreve. Most of the sports at Shreve were represented at the regular meet¬ ings: football, basketball, baseball, track, tennis, and golf. At these meetings they discussed the role that Christ played in their lives. The Challenger Award, given to the most outstanding Christian leader in Caddo Parish, was presented to Teddy Casten at the annual Challenger Awards Banquet. TOP LEFT: Sponsor Coach Tommy Powell congratulates Teddy Casten for receiving the Challenger Award. BOTTOM: FCA Members are: TOP ROW: T. Smith, S. Graves, J. Wagnon, M. Cardin, B. Colgin, L. Wainwright, J. George, R. Brown, V. Han, B. Roby, R. Wilson, S. Hooper, M. Harrison, H. Maddox. BOTTOM ROW: R. Maxwell, J. Sanders, G. Baiano, G. Cash, M. Magner, T. Casten, R. Pemici. K. Hughes, J. Williams, J. Pullen, C. McCollister, Coach Powell. JML Encourages Volunteer Work The Junior Medical League was a club designed for stu¬ dents interested in health and medical careers. Sponsored by Mrs. Warren and Mrs. Hamilton, the JML encouraged its members to support the volunteer work program at the Shreveport V eterans Administration Hospital. JML also had many guest speakers during the year, who were employed in medical and health services throughout the city. They gave JML members insights into what the medi¬ cal program was all about. During the spring the JML planned a trip to visit Bay¬ lor Medical Center in Waco, Texas. The students were also able to tour a hospital and visit an observatory room dur¬ ing an operation. TOP RIGHT: Officers of JML are SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeff Rasmussen, Helen Laster, Susan Burns. Sponsors are Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Warren. BOT¬ TOM: Members are FIRST ROW: Terry Coe, Susan Burns, Craig Trammell, Talber Pope, Craig Williams, Herschel Roark, Jeff Rasmussen, Eric Thomas. SEC¬ OND ROW: Mrs. Hamilton, Felicia Brdussard, Nancy McDermott, Mary O’Barr, Harvetta Strozier, Barbara Jarzabeck, Helen Laster, Benetta Blaze, Cindi Wil¬ liams, Lynn Curtis, Vanessa Kightlinger, Mrs. Warren. 120 LOG Future Homemakers Prepare for Life Future Homemakers of America, provided its members with opportunities for individual growth and prepared them for future family and community living. This organi¬ zation encouraged interest in home economic careers and other related occupations. FHA strived to express the fam¬ ily as a basic unit of society. Encouragement for universal brotherhood was given through group and individual par¬ ticipation. Under the supervision of Mrs. Mitchell and Miss Obee FHA members visited the Shriner’s Hospital as well as local nursing homes. Celebrating National FHA week, as well as holding a banquet, were among their club activities this year. TOP LEFT: Club officers are: (SEATED): Barbara Jewitt, project chairman; Janice Edwards, song leader. (STANDING): Cathy Carter, treasurer; Anita Fausett, president; Theodora Green, reporter; Carole Duncan, secretary. ABOVE: FHA members are: (SEATED); Carlos Cooper, Cathy Carter, Brenda Guiden, Barbara Jewitt. SECOND ROW: Miss Obee, Sarah Thomas, Anita Fausett, Carole Duncan, Theodora Green, Mary Crump, Darlene Baylor, Clydean Williams, Diane Adams, Janice Edwards, Carolyn Cash, Mrs. L. B. Mitchell. Organizations 121 FBLA Instills Good Business Attitudes Future Business Leaders of America is an organization which encourages its members to take an interest in their choice of business occupations. FBLA impressed upon its members the importance of improving the home and com¬ munity. FBLA members broadened their knowledge of the busi¬ ness world by participating in district, state, and national conventions. Sponsored by Mrs. Lena Leviston and Mrs. Dorothy Flanagan, FBLA members participated in various projects, such as holding a candy sale, keeping a scrapbook, and helping two needy families during the Christmas sea¬ son. Through these activities, members developed good business qualities. TOP RIGHT: Vicki Malone helps Sherry Harrington to learn the use of the adding machine. ABOVE: FBLA members are: (LEFT TO RIGHT): Debra Hollins, Donna Owens, Cnstie Stevens, Donna Wainwright, Cydney Dawkins, Tammie McDaniel, Theodora Green, Cheryl Bloomer, Judy Carthern. (SECOND ROW): Sandra Phillips, Twyla Lee, Connie Mitchell, Denise Ingram, Jennifer Mitchell, Evelyn Booras, Angela Parker, Ruthie Ritman, Suzanne Williams, Patricia Daugh¬ erty, Karen Gates. (THIRD ROW): Lotus Williams, Vickie Malone, Laura Johnson, Linda Howard, Stephanie Johnson, Benetta Blake, Cathy Lewis, Alisha Ryder, Sherry Harrington, Teressa Tefankjian, Allyson Teague. (FOURTH ROW): Deboroh Marsden, Tammey Brisco, Benita Casey, Debra Rogerts, Terri Joiner, Sharon Graves, Sarah Branton, Clydean Williams, Gezell Jones, Ginger Boykins. (FIFTH ROW): Linda Demery, Yolanda Moore, Allison Wheeler,’Susan Richardson, Sharon Persley, Lee Ann Kincade, Sue Davis, Melody Sawyer, Cathy Crowder, Sherrie Ebarb, Anita Fausett, Jo Ann Keasler. (SIXTH ROW): Jeff McDade, Anita Whitaker, Darrall Henderson, Tom Adair, Gene Miller, Alan Struble, David Holland, Robert Storment, Scott Sinclair, Joey Kent, James Smith, Terri Templeton, Mary Ann Martin, Jessica Hooter. 122 LOG TOP LEFT: FBLA officers are: Terri Templeton, secretary; Yolonda Moore, vice president; Christie Stevens, president; Lee Ann Kincade, historian; Terri Joiner, treasurer. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Lena Leviston and Sue Davis work on the cover for the scrapbook. LEFT: Sherri McLendon and Joey Kent helped with the candy sale. Organizations 123 TOP LEFT: Mrs. Orwell checks a student’s work record. TOP RIGHT: Using the cash register is part of Melanie Stone’s job. RIGHT: DECA officers are: Beth Pitts, vice president; Cathy Summers, president; Melanie Stone, treasurer; Puddy Johnson, president of Louisiana DECA youth organization. 124 LOG DECA Trains fo r Future Careers During the past ten years, students at Captain Shreve have developed a sense of responsibility and a feeling of security for future business careers through Distributive Education. DECA is a national youth organization designed to give students the opportunity to become skilled in various business activities. In March, DECA members attended the State Career Development Conference and later hosted an Employer Appreciation Banquet in the spring. Guided by Mrs. Jan Otwell, members learned the responsibility of holding a job while continuing their education. TOP LEFT: Setting type is part of Ruth Mosely’s training. ABOVE: DECA members are: (SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT): Candi Marroquin, Tammy Dubroc, Sue Bowman, Donna Ward, Patricia Clark, Dean Aiken. (SECOND ROW): Ted Price, Maeschelle Trimble, Ruth Mosely, Becky Jackins, Denise Glass, Betty Summers, Dee Ann Nichols, Shelia Maddox, Jimmy Goodwin, Chris Weimar. (THIRD ROW): David Schmidt, Mike O’Brien, Benjamin Wright, Gregg Brazzel, Kevin Sterbenz, Terry Caffery, Barry White, John Vannoppen, Blair Stautzenberger, Barry Corey, Ricky Landrum, Leroy Peters. Organizations 125 Computer Club Really Adds Up Due to the complexity of the world in which we are liv¬ ing, the value of computers in a highly technical society continues to increase. Members of the Captain Shreve Computer Club, under the guidance of their sponsor, Miss Sandra McCalla, had an opportunity to develop a keener interest in computer science. Members became involved in preparing computer programs using skills acquired in classroom study. As skills improve, successful programs increased and failures decreased. This experience helped to develop leadership qualities, confidence and a sense of accomplishment. Club members became aware of career opportunities in this technological field. TOP RIGHT: Computer Club officers are: Clay Moore, President; Barbara Jewitt, Secretary; Alan Struble, Vice President; Larry Taylor, Treasurer. ABOVE: Mem¬ bers are: FIRST ROW: Clay Moore, Sharon Sweeny, Barbara Jewitt, Kelly Jones. SECOND ROW: Mike Giglio, Alan Struble, Michael Schultz, Bert Baker, Russell Hedges, Howard Kaplan, Lee Warren, Larry Taylor. 126 LOG FT A Produces Future Educators FT A, an organization designed to develop an interest in the teaching profession, gives its members the chance to explore their interests and abilities in various branches of education. This organization shows its members that they have a responsibility toward educating youth in years to come. Among their various helpful activities, the FTA mem¬ bers assisted teachers in grading papers and running errands. Under the supervision of Mrs. Cecilia Buck and Mrs. Carrie Williams, students offered their services to teachers during Teacher Appreciation Week. The services performed by the FTA were designed to guide its members to be better teachers in the future. top LEFT: Stills G. Whitaker discusses notes from the meeting with Monica Moss. ABOVE LEFT: FTA members are: (FIRST ROW): Juanita Mayhorn, Deborah nolJins. (SECOND ROW): Monica Moss, Cheryl Hazen, Kelly Schalter, Ronnie McMichael. ABOVE RIGHT: FTA officers are: (SEATED) - Ronnie McMichael resident; Juanita Mayhorn, vice-president. (STANDING): Deborah Hollins, treasurer; Monica Moss, parliamentarian. Organizations 127 Stage Band Attends Festivals The Stage Band at Captain Shreve participated in many music festivals during the school year. They traveled to New Orleans to take part in the Loyola Music Festival. The band members also went to the USL Music Festival and to the Stephen F. Austin Music Festival, where the band received a superior rating. At Stephen F. Austin, Mark Griffith, Phillip Westover, and Steve Griffith were awarded the All-Star Music Award for their outstanding musical abilities. The Stage Band, under the direction of Mr. Mike Raleigh, practiced many hours before they attended the music festivals, but they were rewarded by the superior rat¬ ings they received. TOP RIGHT: Members of the trombone section are: (LEFT TO RIGHT): Jim Haacker, Tracy Bell, Barry Baker, Joel Bianca, Brian Caskey, Jack Watkins. BOTTO LEFT: Members of the sax section are: (LEFT TO RIGHT): Craig Williams, Doug Camp, Steve Griffith, Carol Halquist, Linda Davis. BOTTOM CENTER: Met bers of the Trumpet section are: (LEFT TO RIGHT): Phillip Westover, Bo Davis, Mickey Olmstead, Tommy Thompson, Robert Wright. 128 LOG TOP RIGHT: The 1976-77 Captain Shreve Stage Band. BOTTOM RIGHT: Members of the Percussion Section are: (SEATED): Cathy Brown, Melinda McGee, Billy Warren, Ronnie Dewitt. (STANDING): Steve Price, Gary Butler, Mark Griffith, Tim Moss. Organizations 129 Ad Staff Programs All the Action TOP RIGHT 1976-77 Football Ad Staff Managers and Sponsor, TOP TO BOTTOM: Susan Thrailkill, Laura Boogacrts, Sandra Phillips, Susan Richardson, Jackie Kidd, Diane Mills, Mrs. Blair. BOTTOM: Football Ad Staff: SITTING: Karen Caulk, Susan Thrailkill, Charlotte Smithey, Susan Richardson. SECOND ROW: Diane Davis, Twyla Lee, Jackie Kidd. STANDING: Sharon Ferguson, Sandra Phillips, Laura Boogaerts, Cathy Crowder, Mrs. Blair, Susan Worley, Diane Mills, Edna Bradley. NOT PICTURED: Sigrid Rasmussen. 130 LOG At the beginning of the summer, the Football Ad Staff sold advertisements to all businesses or persons who wished to support the Captain Shreve football team. Also they took pictures and drew layouts to complete the foot¬ ball program. During the homecoming week, the Ad Staff worked even harder so they could put out an extra supple¬ ment of the homecoming court. This year proved to be very fruitful for the staff, who worked under the leadership of the advisor, Mrs. Marie Blair. Truly these staff members helped promote Gator Spirit. TOP: Senior Ad Staff — Mem¬ bers are: Twyla Lee, Edna Brad¬ ley, Cathy Crowder, Laura Boog- aerts, Sandra Phillips, Karen Caulk, Susan Thrailkill, Jackie Kidd, Charlotte Smithey, Susan Richardson. BOTTOM: Junior Ad Staff — Members are: Susan Worley, Diane Mills, Sharon Ferguson, Diane Davis. NOT PICTURED: with the seniors was Sigrid Rasmussen. Organizations 131 Enterprise Changes Their Style TOP RIGHT: Editor, Holly DeFoy; Sponsor, Mrs. Gayc Gannon. BOTTOM, FRONT ROW: Christy Spears, Holly DeFoy, Mary Hoeflinger, Donna Owen, Ricky Cassidy. STANDING: Cathy Summers, Georia Cook, Annette Lee, Jeff Willis, Todd Cash, Marti Hudson, Donald Garrett, Janet Pearce. j The purpose of the Enterprise was to interpret school life to the Captain Shreve students and to the community, to sustain unity between student opinion and administra¬ tion policies, to encourage high scholarship and sports¬ manship, and to motivate the true Captain Shreve High School spirit. Sponsored by Mrs. Gaye Gannon, the newspaper staff was able to form many new ways of communicating to the students. People, places, events-all of this and more could be found in the 76-77 Enterprise. 132 LOG TOP: Enterprise works hard co meet deadlines. BOTTOM: Donald Garrett, sports editor; Mary Hoeflinger, assistant news editor; Holly DeFoy, editor; Janet Pearce, assistant editor; Cathy Summers, feature editor; Marti Hudson, advertising manager; Gloria Cook, managing editor; Donna Owen, news editor. 133 LOG Staff Displays Much Talent Working diligently, the 1976-1977 LOG Staff put together the tenth annual yearbook in Captain Shreve’s history. Under the supervision of Mr. Greg Cofer and Mrs. Dorothy Flana¬ gan the staff was able to create one of the best yearbooks ever. The 1977 LOG was under construction beginning in July at the USL workshop and continued throughout the year. Many of the staff members who attended yearbook camp won tro¬ phies for their outstanding talent. All in all, the yearbook staff had an extremely fruitful year. TOP RIGHT: The sponsors of the 1977 LOG are: Mr. Greg Cofer and Mrs. Dorothy Flanagan. ABOVE: Yearbook staff members include: (SITTING OR KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT): Mrs. Flanagan, Evelyn Booras, Laurie Muslow, Ann Raborn, Becky Cook, Lynn McCary, Bitty Donner, Renea Ryland, Mike Gary, Sara Buford. (STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT): Ken Wiley, Jill Jaggers, David King, Ann Graves, Carla Simpson, Polly Pepper, Cinde Hodges, John lies, Patty Baskind, Dee Dee Deal, Lisa Cireno, Paul Childress, Cara Derrick, Terri Harrison, Lydia Jackson, Felicia Nelson, Caroline Chapman, Mr. Cofer. 134 LOG OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Athletics: LEFT TO RIGHT: David King, Mike Gary, Ken Wiley, John lies, Paul Childress. OPPOSITE PAGE: BOTTOM LEFT: Cheerleaders, Pep Squad, A1 E. Gator. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Graves, Patty Baskind. OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM RIGHT: Editors: LEFT TO RIGHT: Caroline Chapman, editor; Jill Jaggers, associate editor; Ann Raborn, associate editor. Organizations 135 TOP: Student Life. LEFT TO RIGHT: Sara Buford, Felicia Nelson, Polly Pepper, Bitty Donner. RIGHT: ACADEMICS: LEFT TO RIGHT: Lydia Jackson, Becky Cook, Renea Ryland. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Organi¬ zations: LEFT TO RIGHT: Dee Dee Deal, Cara Der¬ rick, Carla Simpson. OPPOSITE PAGE, BOTTOM: Classes: LEFT TO RIGHT: Terri Harrison, Lisa Cireno, Cinde Hodges, Laurie Muslow, Evelyn Booras, Lynn McCary. 136 LOG 138 SES • CLASSES • CL A Hvelyn Booms — Lisa Circno — Terri Harrison — Cinde Hodges — Lynn McCarv — Laurie Mu slow Senior Class Officers Charlotte Smithey Gregory Bell Boys’ Vice-President Twyla Lee .X egory JBord m w ; m 140 LOG Get Ready ’Cause Here We Come MARIE ACHEE TOM ADAIR DENISE ADAMS RICHARD AGOLIA GUS ALEXANDER MARTHA ALEXANDER BUBBA ALLBRITTON CAROL ANDERSON JULIE ANTHONY CAULAY ARTHUR GERALD ATKINS EDDIE ATKINSON OBERLYN AUTRY LAWRENCE BAILEY RONNIE BAILEY BERT BAKER KAREN BAKER SHARON BAKER PHILLIP BANCROFT BONNIE BANKS Classes 141 We’ve Only Just Begun PATTY BASKIND JAQUELINE BATES LEONARDO BATES MAXWELL BATES DARLENE BAYLOR DONNA BEACH ROBERT BEAM ELLEN BEANER GREGORY BELL ROBERT BELL RODNEY BELL LORI BERNAT 142 LOG BRIANA BIANCA ROY BIRDSONG DAVID BIRDWELL MAJOR BLACKMAN BENETTA BLAKE THERESA BLANCHARD JAY BLISS CHERYL BLOOMER ERIC BOERSIG RICKY BOLDEN LAURA BOOGAERTS EVELYN BOORAS SUZANNE BOWMAN GWEN BRADFORD EDNA BRADLEY GREGG BRAZZEL OPPOSITE PAGE, LEFT: Seniors celebrate tenth year of CS. ABOVE TOP: Pep squad makes tribute to Captain Shreve. Classes 143 Seniors Speak Out MATTHEW BROOKS JEFF BROWDER BEULAH BROWN CASSANDRA BROWN CATHY BROWN ELIJAH BROWN KAREN BROWN LAMAR BROWN MELVIN BROWN PAT BRYANT DAVID BUGGS SUSAN BURNS STEVE BUSEICK BARRY BUTLER GARY BUTLER LARRY BUTLER JOHN CANNON MIKE CARDIN BILLY CARROLL WILLIAM CARSON 144 LOG CATHY CARTER CHARLES CARTER JAMES CARTER JOE CARTER MARY CARTER JUDY CARTERN CAROLYN CASH GARY CASH TEDDY CASTEN KAREN CAULK DEBRA CAWTHORN ABOVE: Sandra Phillips and Romilda Gordon express their views. Classes 145 The Leaders CAROLINE CHAPMAN TIM CHILDRESS LESLIE CHITTY ROBERT CLAIR ARTHUR CLARK JEANETTE CLARK PATRICIA CLARK DAVID CLAY PATRICIA CLAYTON PERRY CLINTON ROB COCHRAN BRAD COLGIN 146 LOG of Tomorrow CHRISTI COOPER BARRY COREY SUSAN CROW CATHY CROWDER LILLIAN CUMMINGS LYNN CURTIS JACK DANIEL DEBBIE DARBY PATRICIA DAUGHERTY SUSAN DAVIDSON SUSAN DAVIS CYDNEY DAWKINS STEVE DEFATTA HOLLY DcFOY LINDA DEMERY BRENDA DEMMINGS ANN DENHOLLEM JOHN DIAMOND MATT DILLMAN MICHAEL DIXON Classes 147 Seniors Are on Top SHERRI DONSHIRE JULIE DORNIER KATHY DOWDEN BILLIE DRIVER ABOVE: Seniors show they are always on top. OPPOSITE PAGE: Seniors are way on top. 148 LOG JANET EVANS STEVE FALER ANITA FAUSETT DONNA FLEMING SUZANNE FLOOD DAVID FONT ROGER FOPPE GREGORY FORD Classes 149 Senior Spirit SCOTT FRANK PERCY FREDRICKS TONYA FREDRICKS KATHY FREEMAN TOMMY GARCIN CINDY GARDNER KAREN GATES KACEY GENTRY JOHN GEORGE MICHAEL GIGLIO BILL GILCREASE MICHAEL GILES OPHELIA GIPSON ROBERT GLEASON JOHN GOFF SCOTT GOLDSHOLL MARK GOLDSTEIN ROMILDA GORDON JAMES GORSULOWSKY CHUCK GRANT 150 LOG Soars High DEBORAH GRANT ANN GRAVES SHARON GRAVES THEODORA GREEN STEPHANIE GRIFFIN MARK GRIFFITH STEVEN GRIFFITH ZEBRA GUICE BRENDA GUIDEN JOHNNY GUIDEN JIM HAACKER BRENDA HAAG SYLVESTER HALL JOHN HAMNER DELORSIA HAMPTON CIRMON HANNON STEPHANIE HARRELL CONNIE HARRIS ISAAC HARRIS MARK HARRISON Classes 151 Seniors Are VALERIE HARRISON JACKIE HARVILL TERESA HEACOCK RUSSELL HEDGES DOUG HELUNGHAUSEN DARRALL HENDERSON ZENOBIA HENDERSON BEARL HENRY HARVEY HILL LEE HILLER ABOVE: Judy Revells and Cynthia Williams work hard on Advanced Math. 152 LOG Busy, Busy, Busy MARY HOEFLINGER DAVID HOLLAND STEVE HOLLOWAY MIGNONNE HOLMES STEVE HOOPER VIRGINIA HOUSTON DAVID HOWARD LINDA HOWARD LISA HUDLOW KELLY HUGHES PAULINE HUGHES CAROLYN HYNES JOHN ILES DENISE INGRAM ALFRED JACKSON JILLJAGGERS BARBARA JEWITT MARTY JOHNSON JEROME JOHNSON LAURA JOHNSON Classes 153 Here We Come MARGARET JOHNSON MARK JOHNSON PAMELA JOHNSON PATRICIA JOHNSON PUDDY JOHNSON STEPHANIE JOHNSON TERI JOINER ANGIE JONES BRUCE JONES KELLY JONES MARK JONES MILDRED JONES HOWARD KAPLAN RANDY KAUSS JO ANN KEASLER CARLAISS KEMPS FRED KENT JOEY KENT LAURA KESTER JACKIE KIDD 154 LOG A Truckin’ In VANESSA KIGHTLINGER ALLEN KIMMELL LEE ANN KINCADE MELISSA KIRKIKIS PATKIRTON PATRICK KESSEE STEPHEN KLOTZ VANISH KNIGHT WALTER LAMB CHERYL LAMPKIN ALVIN LATTIER BEVERLY LEE TIM LEE TWYLA LEE STEVEN LeGENDRE CHIP LENARD KEITH LENARD CATHERINE LEWIS CYNTHIA LINACRE SETH LOGAN Classes 155 LANE MacFARLANE SHELIA MADDOX VICKI MALONE JAMES MANDIGO MARY MANDIGO SALLYE MARCUS CANDI MARROQUIN DEBRA MARSDEN ABOVE: Sharon Graves and Teri Joiner look at college yearbooks. 156 LOG Seniors Plan for the Future JEFF MARSHALL JIMMY MARSHALL MARY ANN MARTIN HOMER MATTOX KELLY MAY KATHLEEN MAYWEATHER DEBORAH McARTHUR MARILYN McCALL Angela McCartney CHARLES McCLURE matilda McCullough tammie McDaniel JEFFREY McDAY nancy McDermott sherrie McLendon gwen McMullen michael McMullen betsy McWilliams BRENDA MEEK PATRICIA MERKLEIN Classes 157 CARLA MERRIWEATHER JANICE MILAZZO BILL MILLER GENE MILLER MELINDA MILLER ETHEL MIMS REGINALD MIMS USA MIRELES MARY MOFFETT GREGG MONTGOMERY CLAY MOORE KEVIN MOORE JAN MOPPERT BETTY MOSS 158 LOG Seniors Reign Over CS KATHLEEN MOSS KATHY MUSLOW LAURIE MUSLOW DENISE NELSON EDGAR NELSON FELICIA NELSON MONICA NEWMAN PAUL NEWTON DEE ANN NICHOLS EARL NUNSANT MARY O’BARR MARK OLIVE Classes 159 A Dream Come True KENNY OUZTS DONNA OWEN CHERYL OXENREITER ADAM PAIR BARBARA PARKER CARLTON PARKER LYNN PATTERSON STEVEN PAYSON 160 LOG COMING SOON SENIORS OF 77 CAPTAIN SHREVE JANET PEARCE GEORGE PENFIELD ADRIAN PENNYWELL KENNETH PENNYWELL POLLY PEPPER GAYE PERNICI JOSEPH PERNICI RICKY PERNICI BONITA PERSLEY SHARON PERSLEY BERNICE PHILLIPS SANDRA PHILLIPS Classes 161 The Way We Were AL PICAZO BETH PITTS KELLY PRICE TED PRICE mmmm ROBERT PROCELL DAVID PUGH ANN RABORN STEVE RACHAL 162 LOG KEN RAGAN JACQUELINE RASCO SIGRID RASMUSSEN SHARON REGAN LUANNE REINSCH JUDY REVELLS SUSAN RICHARDSON SHIRLEY RICHMOND RUTH RITMAN LARRY ROBERSON SARAH ROBERSON DEBRA ROBERTS OPPOSITE PAGE: Allison Wheeler and Ann Denhollem hold the Homecoming hoop. ABOVE: Sonia Luce and Janet Evans help by washing cars. Classes 163 JOPLIN ROBINS KAREN ROBINSON BILL ROBY MARK ROGERS NANCY ROSENFELD EDORA SAMUELS ROSETTA SAMUELS AMY SANDERS AVRIL SANDERS MARGARET SANDERSON SUE SAVAGE BILLY SAVELL MELODY SAWYER MARIA SAXTON ABOVE: John George thinks back to the good ole days. 164 LOG We’ve Come a Long Way, Baby DAVE SCHMIDT MICHAEL SCHULTZ SHARON SCOTT SHAWN SHELBY DENNIS SHERMAN SCOTT SINCLAIR TREY SINK JENNIE SMITH SHERI SMITH TRACIE SMITH CHARLOTTE SMITHEY BILL SNYDER RONNIE SNYDER BARBARA SPELBURG STEVEN ST. CLAIR KEVIN STERBENZ CHRISTIE STEVENS KATHY STILL ROBERT STORMENT CHARLOTTE STRICKLAND Classes 165 Seniors Are HARVETTA STROZIER ALAN STRUBLE JUDY SUKOL BETTY SUMMERS CATHY SUMMERS LEAH SUTTERFIELD SHARON SWEENEY SHERRI TALLEY DAVID TANNER FRANK TAYLOR JULIE TAYLOR LAWRENCE TAYLOR ALLYSON TEAGUE MARGARET TEFANKJIAN TERRI TEMPLETON CLYDE TEW KIM THIEMAN ALBERT THOMAS KENNETH THOMAS KENNY THOMAS 166 LOG Always Noticed SARAH THOMAS TOMMY THOMPSON MARY THORNTON SUSAN THRAILKILL MARK THURSTON LINDA TILBURY SHIRLEY TILLMAN BECKY TRAHAN CRAIG TRAMMELL JIM TRAVIS TERRI TRAYLOR PAULA TURLEY DARLENE TURNER TOMMY TURNER MURPHY UNDERWOOD DAVE VANDERKUY BENNY VAN OSDELL MIKE VELVIN KHUE VU DONNA WAINWRIGHT Classes 167 CS Seniors Work LARRY WAINWRIGHT KELLY WAITE DONNA WARD STEVE WARD BILLY WARREN LEE WARREN KEITH WASHINGTON JO ANNE WEISMAN KATHERINE WELLS FLOYD WEST TOP RIGHT: Melinda Miller and Henry Miller Shreve often work together. OPPOSITE PAGE: Howard Kaplan after a hard day at school. 168 LOG Together MICHALE WEST MARK WESTERMAN PHILLIP WESTOVER ALLISON WHEELER WANDA WHIBERLY ANITA WHITAKER KENNETH WHITAKER STILLS WHITAKER BARRY WHITE CHARLES WHITE VICTOR WHITE WILLIAM WHITE Classes 169 Seniors Find Time MARK WILKINSON AUBREY WILLIAMS BEVERLY WILLIAMS CLYDEAN WILLIAMS CRAIG WILLIAMS CYNTHIA WILLIAMS DINA WILLIAMS FLORA WILLIAMS Fred Kent is asked to put up leftover trays. 170 LOG to Clean Up JOHN J. WILLIAMS JOHN T. WILLIAMS KAREN WILLIAMS NANCY WILLIAMS RUBY WILLIAMS SAMPSON WILLIAMS TERI WILLIAMS VAN WILLIAMS VANESSA WILLIAMS ARTHUR WILSON RICHARD WILSON JOHN WOMMACK CHARLOTTE WOODRUFF SUSAN WORSHAM DOROTHY YEARLING LARRY YOUNG CARL YOUNGBLOOD KATHY YOUNGBLOOD BRAD ZIMMERMAN CRAIG ZIMMERMAN Classes 171 Junior Class of 1976-77 Frank Adair Connie Adams Diane Adams Glenn Adams Jacqueline Adams Dean Aiken Angela Alexander Jimmy Alexander Janice Alford Donald Allen Bubba Allen Nancy Anderson Doug Anfinson Gwendolyn Arthur Cynthia Atkinson Gregory Baiano Barry Baker Cheryl Ballew Don Bamburg Julie Banks Pamela Barnes Bruce Barr Darrell Bates Scott Baxter Bailey Baynham Tracy Bell Richard Bennett Lianne Berry Joel Bianca David Black Classes 173 Juniors Are Proud 174 LOG Melinda Black Janice Blackmon Suzonne Blackwell Renee Blanchard Nina Boniface Bobby Booras Scott Booth Carol Boston Ginger Boykins John Bransford Hollis Brantley Sarah Bran ton Brenda Brock Betty Brokenberry Flecia Broussard Angelia Brown Auritte Brown Cathy Brown Lisa Brown Mary Brown Ronald Brown Rick Brubaker Melissa Buford Barney Burks Jeffrey Burns Lindy Bun Dianne Bush Hays Bynum Cindy Cady Terry Caffery Douglas Camp Peter Cannon John Carlton Brenda Carroll Classes 175 for Good Reasons OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM LEFT: Juniors show SPIRIT ON, HATS OFF” day. TOP: Jean Wall keeps in touch with the Gator Spirit. 176 Being a Junior Belinda Carson Benita Casey Todd Cash Brian Caskey Trace Chadwick Paul Childress John Clark Chris Clements Dennis Clinton Jay Coddingham Kerry Coe Terry Coe Sonia Coleman Larry Collins Sharon Cone Deborah Conerly Becky Cook Gloria Cook Carlos Cooper Vivica Cooper MIDDLE: Carol Boston takes hercarpool home from school. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM LEFT: In the halls of Shreve there are many different fashions. Bill Costello Dianne Cowin Kelley Crittendon Stephanie Cullick Connie Cummings Lillie Cummings Nancy Cunningham Debra Davenport Bo Davis Linda Davis Michael Davis Nancy Davis Kathy Debacker Elderia Demery Kevin Demoss Kelly Devenney Ronnie Dewett Beverly Dixon Bitty Donner Karen Downs Classes 177 Is In This Year Juniors Are Better Tammy Dubroc Kay Ducharme Carole Duncan Tommy Dyar Carolyn Edwards Janice Edwards Margaret Edwards Patricia Edwards Mary Eldred Bridgette Ellis Robert Ellis Lisa Elmore Nancy Ennis Cathy Farris Sharon Ferguson David Flowers Juanita Ford Monica Ford 178 LOG Than Before Debbie Forte Karen Foster Elaine Frank Van Franklin LaTonya Fredrick Mozetta Fredrick Sharon Friend Michell Fuller Paul Gaiennie Bill Gaines Linda Gamble Jerry Gardner Donald Garrett Mike Gary Leah Gentry Ricky Gilbert Kert Gilpin Denise Glass Colin Godfrey Kirke Goff OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM RIGHT: Evelyn Henry hides Greg Baiano’s eyes as Michele Johnson decorates his locker. TOP: American Studies enjoys the movies shown in the team class. 179 Juniors Are Happy Julie Goodman Danny Goodwin Bennie Graham Scott Graves Shirley Green Brenda Greggs Kevin Greve Danny Griffin Stephanie Griffins Eura Gui Heard Anthony Guiton Sandy Gunther Anthony Guiton David Hall Brenda Halley Robin Halley Jay Ham Mark Hamner Paul Hancock Cindy Hanna Maureen Hannon Lisa Harbour Sherry Harrington Cathy Harris Issac Harris Josephine Harris Michael Harris Polly Harris Reba Harris Kenneth Harrison 180 LOG OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM LEFT: Billy Kirkikis finds a faster way to get upstairs — he climbs. in the Middle of Everything Victor Han Ella Harvey Annie Hayden Mark Heacock Greg Hellinghausen Evalyn Henry Charles Herd Sharon Hightower Brian Hille Cinde Hodges Lisa Holladay Doug Holland Deborah Hollins Carvan Holmes Roger Holmes Classes 181 Carolyn Howard Marti Hudson Randy Hughens John Hullect Robin Hunt Audrey Ingram Becky Jackins Audrey Jackson Dale Jackson Lydia Jackson Mary Ann James Barbara Jarzabek Steve Jerome Annette Johnson Dicie Johnson Glen Johnson Lynn Johnson Michele Johnson Patricia Johnson Robert Johson Rogenia Johnson Shelia Johnson 182 LOG Juniors Prepare Suzanne Johnson Charles Jones Gezell Jones Michael Jones Betsy Jordan Terry Kasselman Leroy Keith Susan Keller Jeri Kellett DeeDee Kendrick Cynthia Kennedy Joey Kent Robert Key John Kincade David King OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Mimi O’Neal wants to dissuade John Kincade from running for Student Council. ABOVE: Those who try out for cheerleader really try. Classes 183 Can Next Year Paulette King Cambria Kinnard Billy Kirkikis Tipapom Klungrong Marcy Kolanko Kristy Krumtum Heather Kunzman Lafina LaCour Lynn Lagars Ricky Landrum Tom Lash Helen Laster Kathy Lawerence Debbie Le Boeuf Annette Lee Lindora Lee Rosalind Lee ABOVE: Marti Hudson helps Bill Costello get his Sr. ring turned 78 times. 184 LOG Be Better? Benny Lessman Debra Lewis James Lewis Monica Lewis Ridge Lewis Sandy Life Billy Ligon Eric Ligon Donna Linacre Danny Lineback Juliet Londot Michel 1 Love Grace Lovelace Melody Luce Stephanie Luck Gail Mac Aneatha Mack Randy Maffett Mark Magner Inert Mandigo Laura Markham Allen Marsalis John Marshall Alvin Martin Fred Matthews Dana Matthews Roderic Maxwell Juanita Mayhorn Barbara McCall Lynn McCary Classes 185 Susan McClamroch Clarke McCollister Melinda McCoy Tom McDermott Bill McFadden Melinda McGee Ronnie McMichael Tammy Meredith Sharon Mike Chip Miles Diane Mills Trent Mills Oscar Mims Cindy Mitchell Sarah Mitchell Liz Monk Judie Monteleprc Jim Moore Laura Moore Yoland; ' . Moore Risa Morris Greg Morrison Juniors Are Growing Gators Ruth Moseley Rebecca Murphy Christi Nejame Denise Nelson Ricky Newell Shelia New son Carol Nichols Anna Nobles Sharon Norrel Joy Oakes Michael O’Brien Mickey Olmstead Donna O’Neal Mi mi O’Neal Rebecca O’Neal Joe Papa Angela Parker David Parker Steven Parker Susie Pearce Marian Penn Gavin Perdue OPPOSITE PAGE LEFT: Baily Baynham’s PSAT scores help him find a college. ABOVE: Randy Maffett gives Mrs. Aderhold a sweetheart flower for helping with the Jr.-Sr. Prom. Classes 187 Kim Peters Jack Plitt Joann Potter Louann Powell Tom Preedom Audrey Prenger Angie Procell Harriet Prothro Gloria Puddephatt Linda Pugh Jeff Pullen Mike Ragsdale Peggy Rainge Missy Rambach Sandra Rambo Jeff Rasmussen Pam Reeves Jimmy Reynolds Ada Richardson Gerald Rinchuso Juniors — Things Are 188 LOG Looking Up Chris Robinson Melinda Robinson Sandra Robinson Ellen Roeger Jeff Rogers Russell Rogers Joeseph Roque Debbie Rose Ramona Roush Marc Rubben Vanessa Salley Rosetta Samuels April Sanders Jim Sanders Jerri Schach Robert Scott Jay Shemwell Reed Sigler Mark Simonton Carla Simpson Elise Sims LEFT: Juniors are a real down to earth group looking up.” ABOVE: Gator expresses the Voila here we are” feeling. Classes 189 190 LOG Virginia Singleton Lynda Sink Richard Sink Pete Skamangas David Sklar Lynda Slagle Sallie Small Veronica Small Alvin Smith James Smith Pamela Smith Suzan Smith Trey Smith Hayden Snow Keith Sockrider Christy Spears Deborah Speed Blair Stautzenberger On Our Way — Our Way George Steele Faye Steveson Alice Stewart Glen Stokes Melanie Stone Terry Sullivan Susie Summers Greg Sutton Lynne Tableman Cynthia Tatum Teresa Tefankjian Glenn Tenisler Teresa Thames Eric Thomas Sarah Thomas Shirley Thomas Michael Thompson Becky Townson LEFT: Melinda Black and Debbie LaBouef wait for their bus driver to take them home. TOP: Melinda McCoy keeps a sharp look-out while Suzan Smith sneaks a coke in the teacher’s lounge. Classes 191 Tracey Townson Maechelle Trimble Brenda Tucker Craig Tuggle Patsy Turner Walt Turner Clay Ulmer Bruce Upchurch Joey Vallot Alison Vernon Johnny Wagnon Keith Walker Stephen Walker Jean Wall Terry Warner Kay Warren Monica Washington Jack Watkins Cynthia Weaver Bessie Webber Chris Weimar Debra Wells Rhonda West Janice Whitaker Bessie White Bessie White Ben Whittington Gil Wicker Laurie Wilcox Ken Wiley Juniors of Today RIGHT: Spirited group of juniors carry proudly their ' 78 Class” banner. 192 LOG Seniors of ’78! Arlene Williams Barbara Williams Charlie Williams Charlie E. Williams Gladys Williams Lotus Williams Rob Williams Suzanne Williams Jeff Willis Carl Wimberly Alan Winston Nada Wood Terri Woodley Susan Worley Benjamin Wright Sophomore Class Stueart Hudsmith Boys’ Vice-President Lisa Cireno Treasurer Pam Tew Secretary 194 LOG Sophomores Become Great Gators Carol Adams Letitia Adams Randy Adams Denise Allen Murray Allen Charles Anderson Larry Anderson Laura Anderson Craig Anthony Sandra Atchley Baronette Atkins Donna Atkinson Lisa Atkinson Michele Aura Joe Bailey Lane Bailiff Becky Barber Shelia Barfield Ben Bates Edmond Bates Lenora Baylor Brian Beach Lisa Beckerdite Jeb Beckett Anna Bell Eddie Bell Judy Bernat Sal Biondo Bubba Birmingham Delores Black Classes 195 Sophomore Life Has Its Earl Bloomer Sandra Bolden Pat Booras Eydie Bowman Belinda Bradford Andy Brammer Curtis Brice Nancy Brinkley Tammey Brisco Lisa Brokenberry Carl Brown Cynthia Brown Elbert Brown Mark Brown Rosalyn Brown Peri Bryant Donnie Buckingham Ronnie Buckingham Thomas Buckner Sara Buford Gretchen Burns 196 LOG Ups and Downs George Burris Margaret Buseick Laurie Busey Sandra Busher James Butler Kent Caffery Anthony Cain Cindy Cameron Dennis Campbell Russell Campbell Charles Carey Michael Carpenter Teri C assidy Connie Cates Joyce Cathron Colleen Caulk Tracey Cave Lisa Cireno Charles Clark Mark Clark Ricky Clarke OPPOSITE PAGE: Luke Gilpin climbs the stairs while (ABOVE) Olivia Owens takes the easy way down. Sophomores Are Active John Clay Victor Clayton Scott Clements Jay Coddington Sandra Cole Jimmy Collins Mary Colvin Kirk Conrad Billie Cooper Loretta Corn Belinda Cornelius John Cornelious Corey Costello Lauren Cotter Neal Cowan Angela Cox Jon Cox Bill Crenshaw 198 LOG in Election Year Mary Crump Norma Cullick Sally Jo Cunningham Garth Currie Jann Curtis John Dagcr Kim Darby Joey Darwin Ella Lee Davis Pam Davis OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: A group of sophomores discuss the upcoming election. ABOVE: Steve Weinstein and Carrie Seifert hang posters for their candidates. 199 Classes Randy Davis DeDe Deal Brenda Dean Mark DeFatta Cara Derrick Robin Dickinson Marcy Dille Nita Dixon Patricia Douglas Roxanne Dowden Scott Doyle Peggy Dunigan Anna Edwards Lecynthia Edwards Micheal Edwards Bill Ellis Scott Ellis Wendy Ennis Debbie Falgoust Danette Faour i jif Wm. i zmm ABOVE: Karen Rosengrant, Robin Dickinson, and Connie Cates hang banners to boost Gator Spirit. 200 LOG Sophomores Have Gator Spirit Mark Farley Debbie Fitch Becky Ford James Ford Charles Foster Jill Fox Patricia Frederick Andy Freeman Corinda Fritz Julie Gaiennie Tom Gaines Lillian Galloway Linda Garcin Maxine Garner Sandra Giles Luke Gilpin Mike Goldsholl Winnie Gore Tim Gorsulowsky Rori Graham Keith Gray Kevin Greaves Anne Griffith Loretta Griffins Diana Grigsby Trace Grissom Charles Guiden Rory Guillon Sharyn Gunther Chris Haacker Classes 201 Co-Ed Gym Is Karen Haag Elard Haden Tami Hall Carey Hallect Carol Hallquist Jeralyn Ham Bob Halstrom Craig Hammett Alice Hampton Gwen Hancock Vicki Hanson Robert Hardy Cecil Harper Charlotte Harris 202 LOG New at Shreve Kirk Harris Margaret Harris Rick Harrison Terri Harrison Sonya Harvey Cheryl Hazen Doug Hedges Gracie Henderson Leigh Henderson David Hennington Timmy Henix Sharon Henson Angela Hicks Gregory Hill Gary Hixson SJiiLCrriiijiiiiSiSHSiKBHIK;: i umm OPPOSITE PAGE: Brian Beach and Barry Rachal think co-ed gym has gone too far. ABOVE: Sophomore students enjoy a volleyball game. Classes 203 For Sophomores, the Change Tom Hocflinger Teresa Holland Angela Holmes Trey Holt Greg Hon ley Stueart Hudsmith Bill Hughes Todd Hughes Don Ingersoll Bryan Jacks Dwayne Jackson Jeffery Jackson Terri Jackson RIGHT: Hersy Jones has trouble with harder classes. 204 LOG Is a Challenge Wanda Jackson Clay Jenkinson Toni Jernigan Janice Johns Louise Johnson Pamela Johnson Phylis Johnson Sara Johnson Terri Johnson Artis Jones Hersy Jones Melissa Jones Mic hael Jordan Vicki Jordan Debra Jury Lawrence Kahlden Julie Karpe Paul Kasperski Karen Kemps Richard King Dino Kirkikis Phillip Klotz Paul Kocrner Kelly Kohnen Julie Kroner Maribeth Kunzman James Lacy Albert LaFitte Kathy Lawrence Yolanda Leake Classes 205 Sophomores Make Great Leaders Danny Leslie Cathy Lewallen Betty Lewis Dawn Lieber Marilyn Ligon Earl Lindanger Leigh Ann Lindsey Laura Little Matt Locke Donald Lowe Carole Lyons Bertha Mandigo Chris Marler Charles Marsden Wanda Martin John Matheny Anthony Mathews Greg Mathews Esther Mattingly Teresa Mays Wade McCutcheon Laura McDonald Bob McDowell Bruce McFarlene Marcus McGriff Harriett McGuire Dale McKay David McNaughton Trip Merklein Teresa Merry 206 LOG Joey Milner Kathy Minner David Mireles Christine Mitchell Jennifer Mitchell Melvin Mitchell Chris Mohrmann Lisa Montgomery Edward Moore Melissa Moore Terry Moore Ramona Morris Monica Moss Rebecca Mull Mary Murphy Elaine Myles Johnny Myles Lisa Myles Yvonne Myles Edward Nader ABOVE: Stueart Hudsmith and Jann Curtis tell sophomores their ideas for improving the sophomore class. Classes 207 Sophomores Strive for Success Robin Naron Stephen Nelson Joe Niblett Mike Otwell Jenienne Owens Olivia Owens Susan Palmer Debra Parker Sheila Parker Tim Parker Liz Patterson Rachel Patterson Annie Patton Tim Patton Ted Payne Janette Peebles Caroline Pelton Teri Pen field Perry Pernici Scott Pernici Cynthia Phillips Terri Phillips David Pierce Juanita Plater Laura Plater Renee Powell Steve Preedom Steve Price Judy Procell Angie Prothro 208 LOG Allison Quinn Kevin Quinn Barry Rachal Willie Rambo Becky Rasco Debbi Ray Caylyn Rayburn Beth Reinsch Donna Richardson John Richmond Ann Risinger Jan Rivet Hershel Roark Greg Rogers John Rogers ABOVE: During the week of semester exams Kevin Greaves uses his spare time to study. Classes 209 Shreve Offers Karen Rosengrant Rob Rowell Sid Rurrs Alycia Ryder Renea Ryland Barbara Samuels Mike Schamerhorn Kelly Schlater Brian Schultz Jerry Schwarzback Oliver Scott Carrie Seifert Stephen Sharp Sylvia Shaw Charles Shelby ABOVE: Sophomores take advantage of their free time in study hall. OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: With Homecoming just around the corner, Charles Foster learns the old way of dancing from Mrs. Sibley. 210 LOG New Activities Sonja Shelby Conni Sherman Susan Sikes Mike Simmons Susan Slater Rosemary- Small Sharon Smalley Betty Smith Cliff Smith Danny Smith Lonnie Smith Vivien Smith Tammy Snider Carolyn Speed Classes 21 1 Sophomores Enjoy Craig Spence Laurel Spivey Glenda St. Clair Chuck Stadtlander Robyn Stage Dawn Steele Darryl Stephens Stephanie Stewart Donnie Stickmon Dale Struble Robert Stuart Cheryl Sullivan Becky Summers Sally Sweeney Barbara Tableman Philip Taken Suzie Talley Gerald Taylor Melanie Taylor Kevin Teague Joseph Tebele Pam Tew Bill Thames Patrice Theo Annette Thomas Anthony Thomas Linda Thomas Marianne Thomas Marty Thompson Sherry Thornton 212 LOG Gator Life Robin Tillman Debbie Timmons Danny Tims Sally Tucker Beth Tuggle Rachel Turner Randy Turner Theresa Twohig Kelli Ulmer Larry Upshaw Peggy Waddell Bernard Waghalter Kelly Walker Lisa Waller ABOVE: Gator life holds many surprises for Belinda Cornelius, Cindy Cameron, and Leigh Henderson. Classes 213 Sophomores Have Crena Warren Lynn Warren Sandra Washington David Watkins Eric Webb Lisa Webb Tami Webb Steve Weinstein Brenda Wells Kathy Wells Houston Wells Rene Whitaker Brenda White Cedric White Charles White Jacqueline White Julie White Dick Whittington Debra Williams Jane Williams Jimmie Williams Kathy Williams Meg Williams Micheal Williams Russ Williams Sharon Williams Zella Williams Artis Willis Connell Wilson Mark Wilson 214 LOG Great Potential Tony Wilson Carl Wimberly Dorothy Woodard Sherri Woodard Frank Worley Chuck Wright Denise Wright Lynnettc Wright Rhonda Yates Carolyn Yearling ABOVE: Lane Bailiff, Chris Marler, Todd Hughes, Del Stockich, and Mike Otwell gain experience while playing varsity football during their sophomore year. Classes 215 Freshman Class Officers Craig Prothro Boys’ Vice-President Wendy Lehr Secretary Kathy Bamburg Girls’ Vice-President Richard Lamb President Valerie Butterfield Treasurer 216 LOG Freshmen Begin Gator Life Lisa Adams Jake Anderson Stephanie Antici Kathy Bamburg Chris Bates Leslie Bland Renee Boniface Jill Booker Sharon Bracken Constance Brokenberry Randy Brown Sharon Brown Janiene Burkett Pam Burton Ben Butler Valerie Butterfield Edwin Byrd Colin Campbell Shirley Carmack Daniel Clanton Kenneth Clark Kelly Clements Edward Cloyd Earl Cluck Wondria Coleman Barbara Corey Kristi Costello Patricia Curtis Teresa Davis Liz Debacker Classes 217 Freshmen Are Tops Bart Dornier Robyn Dowdwn Jerry Dubois Particia Edwards Carolyn Ellis Donald Ely Tracy Finuf Teri Floyd Liz Gahn Scott Green Zebeed Greggs Lisa Go Michael Gullo Wayne Hall Doris Harris Holly Herbert Ola Mae Henderson Melini Hodge 218 LOG Paul Hoeflinger John Holloway Earnest Jackson Jacqueline Jenkins Beth Jeter Jackie Jewitt Janet Jimes Charlesetta Johnson Marilyn Johnson Paul Johnson Blake Jones Mike Kirkland Richard Lamb Vy Drine Lane Paula Laverty Laura Leblanc Wendy Lehr Carla Lenard Lisa Lewis Sharon Lewis Cathy Love Sherri Luke ABOVE: Edward Cloyd prepares for spirit week. OPPOSITE PAGE: Shari Nathan and Paul Hoeflinger decorate gym foyer. Classes 219 Freshmen Are Welcome Linda Lyons Bill Massey Vincent McDay Terrie Michaels Tim Miller Lora Mitchell Cheryl Moncure Cynthia Monk Shari Nathan Susan Nelson Denise Parrish Doreen Paul Dennis Phills Loyce Pierre ABOVE: Shreve excites Richard Lamb. OPPOSITE PAGE: Ben Butler, Holly Herbert and Sarah Spikes enjoy talking before school. 220 LOG in Gator Land Cynthia Plater Johnny Preston Craig Prothro Patricia Prudhomme Courtney Rayburn Karen Richardson Ruby Richardson Lisa Rothell Nikki Saxon Larry Shahine Remona Shaw Chris Shemwell Mark Silberman David Simmons Teri Simonton Closses 221 222 Freshmen Enjoy Ester Small Cynthia Smith Yvonne Smith Karen Snow Rodney Spence Sarah Spikes Dan Spivey Chrissy Sterba Barry Sutton Terri Taylor LOG New Classes Terri Willis Mark Wilson Diane Winchel Laura Wolfe Cathy Thompson Ray Thompson John Trigg Janet Vance Matt Wade Barbara Ware Denise Ware Cynthia Wells Crystal Westmoreland Lacy Williams II Michael Williams Peter Williams Phillippa Wiliams OPPOSITE PAGE: Valerie Butterfield gets help with her work from Mrs. Adger. ABOVE: Blake Jones ends up in a jam when he tried to be a gentleman for a day. Classes 223 ■■■■■ MPMW1 SI • ' ' Hv V ? y • r • vj: • r ■ ! f 3 f l-V: v ' - ... ORS HONORS H01S Caroline Chapman. Editor —Jill Jagge-rs, Associate LOG Staff Selects Mr. and Miss This year the LOG Staff chose Matilda McCullough and Scott Sinclair as Mr. and Miss Captain Shreve. These students were selected because of their outstanding partici¬ pation and work while at Captain Shreve. Both students exemplified not only high academic achievement, but lead¬ ership as well. Matilda, winner of the Optimist’s Award, was a mem¬ ber of Drama Club, Thespian Society, Z-Club, National Honor Society, FBLA, and Pep Squad drum corps and served as Student Council treasurer. Scott was active in debate and served as president of Debate Club. He also was a delegate to Boys’ State, vice-president of National Honor Society, and was an Interact board member. TOP LEFT: Scott Sinclair delivers a speech during a debate. ABOVE: Matilda McCullough gets parking stickers from Mr. Perdue to sell to the students. Honors 227 228 LOG Who’s Who Are TOP LEFT: Kathy Elmore reads the morning announcements. TOP RIGHT: Teddy Casten is active in baseball. BOTTOM LEFT: Scott Sinclair gets information for a debate case. BOTTOM RIGHT: Anita Whitaker and Twyla Lee paint a spirit banner. 230 LOG Outstanding Gators Seven seniors were chosen by the faculty for this year’s Who’s Who at Captain Shreve on the basis of their schol¬ arship, leadership, good character, and service. These seven included Teddy Casten, Kathy Elmore, Melissa Kirkikis, Twyla Lee, Sandra Phillips, Scott Sinclair, and Anita Whi¬ taker. Teddy Casten, active in baseball and football, was a member of Key Club and Science Club. Kathy Elmore was a member of Drama Club, Thespian Society, and Black Studies. Melissa Kirkikis was an Interact sponsor, a senior Pep Squad officer, service chairman for Z-Club, and National Honor Society secretary. Twyla Lee was a cheer¬ leader, a member of Football Ad Staff, FBLA, and National Honor Society. Sandra Phillips was a member of FBLA, National Honor Society, and Student Council vice- president. Scott Sinclair was vice-president of National Honor Society, delegate to Boys’ State, Debate Club presi¬ dent, and board member in Interact. Anita Whitaker was a cheerleader, a delegate to Girls’ State, and a member of Drama Club, Thespian Society, and National Honor Soci¬ ety. LEFT: Sandra Phillips types a page for the football program. BOTTOM RIGHT: Melissa Kirkikis discusses a new pep squad routine with Miss Jordan. Honors 231 Freshman Favorites Ray Thompson and Kathy Bamburg Honors 1977 Favorites Are Enthusiastic Gators 236 LOG The 1977 Captain Shreve favorites proved to be very enthusiastic Gators with personalities that characterized the ideal CS student. Each individual student placed a nom¬ ination for one boy and one girl from his class. The top five nominations were then put before the students for a final vote. The end result was eight favorites representing the friendliest and best-liked in each class. Seniors who were selected for favorites were Kelly Waite and Bill Roby. Kelly was a cheerleader, a senior homecoming maid, a Student Council representative, and a member of Astra Club, Drama Club, Gator Bait, and CODAC. The familiar smiling face of Bill Roby was a common sight at CS. Bill was vice-president of Key Club, delegate to Boys’ State, member of National Honor Soci¬ ety, Drama Club, Latin Club, Science Club, and tennis team. Junior favorites included Bitty Donner, and Billy Kirkikis. Danette Fauor and Chuck Stadtlander were the Sophomore favorites; Cathy Bamburg and Ray Thompson were the Freshman favorites. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP RIGHT: Billy Kirkikis rings a familiar bell a little too loudly for Bitty Donner to hear. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Kelly Waite offers Bill Roby some coffee and a little bit of friendly advice. TOP: Chuck Stadtlander carts Danette Fauor on a free ride.” BOTTOM LEFT: Ray Thompson and Cathy Bamburg are willing and ready to pump gasoline from their 1940 gasoline pump. Honors 237 w ■ _ _ _ ___ - m __ Nat ftal Honor Bjtoynembers are: ( ' BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGH r}: Lori Bernat, Kathy MuslowTBennyVanSsdell, Clyde Tew, Teddy Casten, Richard Wilson, A1 Picazo, Steve Hooper, Fred Kent, Doug Hellinghousen, Gary Butler, Phillip Westover. (SECOND ROW): Matt Dillman, Danette Kimbrell, Charlotte Smithey, John Wommack, Jo Ann Weisman, Patricia Merklein, Lynn Curtis, Laurie Muslow, Becky Trahan, Jan Moppert, Holly DeFoy, Allison Teague, Evelyn Booras, Craig Williams, Mike Giglio. (THIRD ROW): Sandra Phillips, Stepha¬ nie Harrell, Twyla Lee, Craig Trammell, Judy Sukol, Theodora Green, Felicia Nelson, Barbara J witt, Sherri Talley, Ann kaborn, Tommy Thompson, Nancy Roserifeil B aem-’Blake. Teresa Heacock, oEaron Graves, Jill Jaggers, Matilda McCuJloiigh. (FOIJTTH ROW): Kelly Jones, Kelly Hughes, Anita Whitaker, Susan Burns, Kathy Elmore, Lisa Mireles, Cathy Lewis, Ann Graves, Sharon Sweeney, Bill Roby, Russell Hedges, Marty Johnson. (FIFTH ROW): Cindy Linacre, Laura Kester, Bert Baker, Lee Warren, Scott Goldscholl, Larry Taylor, Howard Kaplan. (SIXTH ROW): Nancy Williams, Terri Templeton, Craig Zimmerman, Robert Storment, Dar- rall Henderson, John Goff. 238 LOG NHS Prepares for May Graduation National Honor Society is an honorary organization composed of juniors and seniors chosen because of their scholarship, leadership, good character, and service. Dur¬ ing Homecoming, the members helped sponsor a Home¬ coming Tea for the Captain Shreve alumni. In the spring, the junior members ushered at the graduation and bacca¬ laureate exercises. The members of this year’s National Honor Society nominated Melissa Kirkikis and Scott Sin¬ clair as NHS scholarship semi-finalists to compete in national competition. TOP LEFT: Melissa Kirkikis and Scott Sinclair, vice-president of NHS, are chosen as NHS scholarship semi-finalists. LEFT: NHS officers and spon¬ sors are: (SITTING): Melissa Kirkikis, secretary; Holly Defoy, president. (STAND¬ ING): Howard Kaplan, trea¬ surer, Miss Marie Rinaudo, Miss Dessie Adger, sponsors. Honors 239 Members of Quill and Scroll are: (FIRST ROW, SEATED): Cinde Hodges, Paul Chidress, Carla Simpson. (SECOND ROW): Cathy Summers, Felician Nelson, Laura Boogaerts, Janet Pearce Jeff Willis, Donald Garrett, John lies, Becky Cook, Caroline Chapman, Susan Richardson, Lynn McCary, Jill Jaggers, Ann Graves, Bitty Donner, Patty Baskind, and Ann Raborn. Quill and Scroll Inducts Journalists Quill and Scroll was an honorary organization for junior or senior high school journalists who made contributions to one of the publications at Captain Shreve. Work of superior quality on the LOG staff, Football Ad staff, or ENTERPRISE staff qualified students for membership in the society. In the spring a formal banquet was held at a local res¬ taurant where new members were inducted. New members BELOW: Editors of the Captain Shreve publications are: Caroline Chapman, Janet received gold pins and a bi-monthly magazine. Pearce, JillJaggers, Holly DeFoy, and Ann Raborn. Honors 241 Thespians Make CS Plays Successful The International Thespian Society was an honorary organization for outstanding drama students who had worked for at least one hundred hours on drama produc¬ tions. These hours could be obtained by working in such theatrical areas as acting, lighting, costumes, props, and hospitality. In the fall, the society held a workshop to create more interest in drama throughout the community. At this workshop, various speakers gave instructions and demon¬ strated different dramatic techniques in the different areas associated with the theater. Thespian officers and sponsors are: (LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED): Laura Boogaerts, secretary; Mark Goldstein, treasurer; Mrs. Page, sponsor. (SECOND ROW): Jan Moppert. vice-president; Mrs. Dorothy Sibley. Miss Maleda McKellar, sponsors; Scott Goldscholl, president. ABOVE: Thespian members on the set of Once Upon A Mattress are: (LEFT TO RIGHT): Mark Goldstein, Angie Procell, Cambria Kinnard. Lynn Johnson. Scott Goldscholl. Jan Moppert, Charlotte Wcxxlruff. Kelly Price. Laura Boogaerts, Lisa Harbour, Julie White. Norma Cullick, Robert Procell, Julie Dornier. 242 LOG Pel Staters Bring Honor to Shreve In the spring of 1976, the faculty selected five girls and five boys to participate in Pelican State. These students joined hun¬ dreds of other Louisiana high school students for eight days at LSU campus in Baton Rouge where they had the opportunity to learn and participate in politics and government. Girl dele¬ gates were: Susan Burns, Caroline Chapman, Billie Driver, Polly Pepper, and Anita Whitaker. Boys’ State delegates were: Matt Dillman, Kelly Jones, Bill Roby, Craig Trammell, and Scott Sinclair. During the week the Pel Stater’s had the opportunity to run for various city, parish, or state offices. They also heard such speakers as State Senator Virginia Sheehee and State Superintendent of Schools Kelly Nix. Offices held by dele¬ gates from Shreve were as follows: Susan Burns, City Clerk, Commissioner of Elections; Caroline Chapman, parish party’ chairman, senator, and Nationalist’s Party nomination for sec¬ retary of state; Billie Driver, senator, chairman of education committee, and Nationalist’s Party nominee for superintend¬ ent of education; Anita Whitaker, state superintendent of education; Polly Pepper, city judge, parish delegates for super¬ intendent of education. Boys’ State offices were: Matt Dill- man, senator, Outstanding Parish Leader, Nationalist’s Party nominee for attorney general; Kelly Jones, district attorney; Bill Roby, city health official, head of school board; Scott Sin¬ clair, attorney general, and Craig Trammell, state representa¬ tive. TOP RIGHT: Girls’ State Delegates arc: (LEFT TO RIGHT): Billie Driver, Anita Whitaker, Polly Pepper, Caroline Chapman, and Susan Burns. Boys’ State delegates are: (LEFT TO RIGHT): Scott Sinclair, Bill Roby, Craig Trammell, Matt Dillman, and Kelly Jones. Honors 243 ROTC Awards Outstanding Leaders Another dimension was added to the JROTC high school student’s education by developing qualities that provided the necessary environment for leadership devel¬ opment. Five ROTC cadets, Mark Goldstein, Michael Gig- lio, Darrall Henderson, Joe Carter, and Edgar Nelson, were honored with awards because of their superior achieve¬ ments in the fields of character, academics, discipline, courtesy, and leadership. Mark Goldstein and Michael Gig- lio received the Superior Cadet Decoration for superior performance in academic and military areas. The Sons of the American Revolution Bronze Medal was awarded to Darrall Henderson for his participation in ROTC extra¬ curricular activities and for his excellent academic and mil¬ itary record. Joe Carter was awarded the Reserve Officers’ Association Outstanding Cadet Medal and Outstanding Marksman for his outstanding leadership, service, and mil¬ itary achievements. The Senior Army Instructor Award was presented to Edgar Nelson for his scholastic and ROTC leadership. 244 LOG OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM LEFT: Edgar Nelson is awarded the Sen¬ ior Army Instructor Award. TOP LEFT: Mark Goldstein and Michael Giglio receive the Superior Cadet Decoration. BOTTOM LEFT: Joe Car¬ ter is awarded the Reserve Officers’ Association Outstanding Cadet Medal and Outstanding Marksman Award. ABOVE: Darrall Henderson receives the Sons of the American Revolution Bronze Medal. Honors 245 Gators Contribute to Outstanding CS Image OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT: Yearbook trophy winners are: (LEFT TO RIGHT): Caroline Chapman, Rcnca Rylantl, Cinde Hodges, Carla Simpson. OPPO¬ SITE PAGE BOTTOM LEFT: Mary Ann Martin wins a superior rating for typing in the FBLA District Rally. OPPOSITE PAGE CENTER: Receiving a superior rating in data processing and accounting in the district FBLA rally is Jo Ann Keasler. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM RIGHT: Lisa Elmore, Darrall Henderson, Robert Storment receive a superior rating in current events in the FBLA district rally. TOP RIGHT: Kathy Elmore wins a superior rating in public speaking and David Holland wins an excellent rating as Mr. FBLA in the rally. ABOVE: Winning debate trophies are: (LEFT TO RIGHT): Tim Childress. Steven Payson, Billie Driver, Mary Thornton, David Sklar, Scott Sinclair. Honors 247 Gators Receive City, TOP LEFT: All State Tennis Doubles champions are: Lianne Berry and Harriet Prothro. TOP RIGHT: All State Tennis Singles winner is: Valerie Harrison. ABOVE: All State Tennis Mixed Doubles champs are: Mark Harrison and Lillian Galloway. 248 LOG District, and State Honors TOP LEFT: Members of the 1976 All-District Football Team are: (KNEELING): Bearl Henry, Teddy Caster, John George. (STANDING): Larry Wainwright, Brad Colgin, and Rodney Bell. LEFT: Teddy Casten receives the Challenger Award. ABOVE: 1976 All City and All District Outfield Baseball Player, Rodeny Bell and 1976 Most Valuable Baseball Player, Teddy Casten. Honors 249 Gators Receive . TOP LEFT: All State Band Members are: Billy Warren and Phillip Westover. TOP RIGHT: Members of the All Star Marching Band are: Julie Anthony and Jim Haacker. All District Band Members are: (FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT): Maeschelle Trimble, Cindy Monk, Susan Bums, Doug Camp, Carol Hallquist, Brian Caskey, Joel Bianca, Robert Wright. (SECOND ROW): Barry Baker, Ronnie Dewitt, Phillip Westover, Elizabeth Monk, Kathi Brown, Kelly Walker, Melissa Buford. (THIRD ROW): Earnest Jackson, Micky Olmstead, Linda Davis, Craig Williams, Barbara Jarzabek, Melinda McGee, Steve Griffith, John Williams, Jim Haacker, Maribeth Kunzman. 250 LOG Numerous Awards TOP: Members of the Youth Symphony are: (KNEELING): Linda Tilbury. (SITTING): Linda Davis, Cindy Monk, Robert Wright, Nancy ' Anderson, Phillip Westover. (BACK ROW): Ronnie Dewitt, Barbara Jarzabek. Wil¬ liam McFaurer. ABOVE LEFT: Optimist Award winner, Matilda McCullough and Optimist Award nominee, David Holland. ABOVE: Mem¬ bers of All-Star Band are: Phillip Westover, Mark Griffith, and Steve Grif¬ fith. Honors 251 252 LOG Sabers Salute Queen and Court Tradition was observed during Homecoming this year as Queen Anita Whitaker and the 1976 Court were pre¬ sented to Gator fans during the Byrd High School football game. During halftime the ROTC formed an arch of Sabers, the Gatorettes formed a crown, and the Captain Shreve band played a traditional march. Mr. Stanley Powell presented Anita with a bouquet of yellow roses. Other members of the court represented were senior maids Twyla Lee, Melinda Miller, Gaye Pernici, Sheri Smith, and Kelly Waite. Junior maids included Renee Blanchard, Brenda Brock, and Monica Ford. Freshman maid was Cathy Bamburg. Following the presentation of the court, the school Alma Mater was sung. TOP LEFT: Queen Anita Whitaker poses for a picture. ABOVE: Mr. Powell crowns Anita during halftime. Honors 253 254 Evelyn Gaye Pernici Sheri Amelia Smith Kelly Dawne Waite LOG Mary Delores Crump Danette Jacquelyn Faour Kathy Darlene Bamburg Honors 255 S • ATHLETICS •ATI Paul Childress • Mike Gary • John lies • David King • Ken Wiley 257 1976 Football Scores Captain Shreve 6 Wcxxllawn 4 4 Captain Shreve .21 Fair Park 6 Captain Shreve $5 Green Oaks 6 Captain Shreve 7 Minden 0 Captain Shreve 13 South wood 7 Captain Shreve pF3 Natchitoches 7 Captain Shreve T Bossier 27 Captain Shreve 2.3. Parkway 12 Captain Shreve 14 [ Airline SkM 7 Captain Shreve 26 Byrd 0 258 LOG Gators Complete Decade of Winning The Captain Shreve Gator Varsity football team contin¬ ued its winning tradition in 1976, ten years after its begin¬ ning. The Gators did not make the state playoffs, even though their 8-2 record was the best in district 2-AAAA. Going into the Natchitoches game, the undefeated Gators were ranked eighth in the state; however, the Chiefs were able to pull off a 7-3 upset victory — knock¬ ing the Gators out of the district lead and state ranking. After losing to Natchitoches, the Gator’s dreams of a state playoff berth were crushed in a second district loss — this time at the hands of the Bossier Bearkats. The Gators defeated their remaining opponents, completing their tenth successful season. TOP LEFT: Head Coach of the Captain Shreve varsity football team is Lee Hedges. BOTTOM: (LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW): Coach Clarence Conway, Mike Cardin, Clarke McCollister, Benny Lessman, Eugene Sanders, A1 Picazo, Patrick Kessee, Adrian Pennywell, Bearl Henry, Donnie Mosley, John Williams, Kenneth Bonner, Kenny Thomas, Coach Lee Hedges. (SECOND ROW): Coach Albert Leviston, Jeff Pullen, Roderic Maxwell, Van Williams, Jim Sanders, Alvin Lattier, Larry Bailey, Rick Pernici, Teddy Casten, Victor Hart, Greg Baiano, Malcom Davis, Donald Miller. (THIRD ROW): Bruce Jones, Ronny Snyder, Lee Hiller, Brad Colgin, Jay Bliss, Gary Cash, Kelly Hughes, Larry Wainwright, Michael Schultz, David Holts, David Buggs, Mark Magner, Bubba Allen, Charlie Williams, Greg Morrison. (FOURTH ROW): Coach Alden Reeves, Pat Bryant, Charles Heard, Trey Smith, Rodney Bell, John George, David Flowers, Doug Hellinghausen, Jimmy Lee, Johnny Wagnon, Ronald Brown, Mike Leonard, Mike Ragsdale, Coach David Boydstun, Coach Tommy Powell. Athletics 259 Gators Overcome Favored Knights Captain Shreve 21 Woodlawn 14 The Captain Shreve Gators started off their 1976 foot¬ ball season with a 21-14 victory over the Woodlawn Knights. The victory. Captain Shreve’s sixth in eleven tries against the Knights, required a come from behind effort by the Gators. The Knights took an early 14-0 lead, thanks only to a pair of Gator fumbles. The Gators then were forced to begin their long comeback which was fueled by a second quarter 46 yard toss from Charlie Williams to John George. This play set up a 21 yard TD pass to Charles Herd — pulling the Gators to within seven points. The Gators went on to get 14 more points; six of which were picked up by a 37 yard Mark Magner TD gallup. The Cap¬ tain Shreve defense then held off several fourth quarter Woodlawn drives to win 21-14. TOP LEFT: A Ckitor receiver shows off his talents in heavy traffic. ABOVE: Scrambling for yardage, a Gator football player makes good use of a Rodney Bell Pass. BOTTOM RIGHT: John George makes an exceptional catch that sets up Gator touchdown. 260 LOG Gators Get Revenge Captain Shreve 21 Fair Park 6 Captain Shreve avenged their 1975 playoff loss to Fair Park with a decisive victory over the Indians. Although unable to score in the first period, the Gators held a 21 point lead at halftime. Only minutes after Donnie Mosely scored Shreve’s first TD, David Holts intercepted a defense forced pass and returned it to the FP 20. Two plays later, Rodney Bell drove over the goal-line for another score. Another FP pass was picked off by Alvin Lattier, who was finally tackled on the 15. Bell then found Brad Colgin stretched out in the endzone for Shreve’s final touchdown. Captain Shreve held Fair Park to only six points, and the game ended in a Gator victory, 21-6. TOP LEFT: Rodney Bell sights a Gator receiver downfield. BOTTOM LEFT: Through the use of a flea-flicker play, Donnie Mosely helps deceive the Fair Park defense. BOT¬ TOM RIGHT: Good pass protection leads the Gators on to victory. Athletics 261 Gators Overpower Giants Captain Shreve 35 Green Oaks 0 The Gators racked up their fourth consecutive victory by overwhelming the Green Oaks Gaints with a lopsided score. The overpowering Gator offense had one of its best games rushing for 198 yards, passing for another 147, and rolling up 35 points. The devastating Gator defensive also sparkled — holding the Giants to only 68 yards on the ground and only 124 through the air. The Gators scored a TD on their first possession of the game and went on to score three more times in the first half, giving them a 28-0 lead. Perhaps the best of the night was a 67-yard TD pass from Gator quarterback Rodney Bell to Jes¬ sie Goins for the final Gator score and a 35-0 victory. TOP: The Giants have trouble tackling a Gator ball carrier. ABOVE: Charlie Williams evades Green Oaks’ tacklers and scores one of Shreve’s five touchdowns. 262 LOG Shreve Sails Past Tide Captain Shreve 7 Minden 0 The Captain Shreve Gators, ranked eighth in the state, went into the district game against the Minden Crimson Tide. The 7-0 Gator victory proved to be one of the hard¬ est fought games of the season for the Gators. Although the Gators were able to cross the midfield stripe on only three occasions, one of these crossings was a spectacular 76 yard TD pass from Rodney Bell to Charlie Williams. As the game neared an end, it appeared the Gators might get another TD; however, a Gator fumble allowed the Tide one more shot at tying the score. With the help of a couple of Minden penalties, the Gator defense stopped the last minute Tide drive to give the Gators their fourth consecutive victory. ABOVE LEFT. Charlie Williams dodges a Tide defender. BOTTOM: Malcolm Davis gets into position for a pass. Athletics 263 Gators Rally to Defeat Cowboys Captain Shreve 13 Southwood 7 Undefeated Captain Shreve, trailing since early in the first quarter, utilized a fourth quarter rally to defeat the Southwood Cowboys, raising their season record to 5-0. Late in the final period Rodney Bell, facing fourth and 17, found John George, who made a sensational one- handed catch for the first down. Bell later connected with Brad Colgin in the endzone, tying the score at 7-7. The Gators then forced Southwood to punt, regaining posses¬ sion with over two minutes left to play. Three plays later, Bell passed perfectly to Colgin who ran 32 yards to the endzone untouched. Time ran out before Southwood could retaliate, and the bleachers emptied with the final score, 13-7. TOP RIGHT: Completed passes for long yardage assisted the Gators in defeating Southwood. BOTOTM RIGHT: John George displays his running ability after catching a Rodney Bell pass. 264 LOG Gators Lose State Ranking Captain Shreve 3 Natchitoches 7 Ranked number eight in Louisiana, Captain Shreve entered a District 2-AAAA contest with Natchitoches undefeated. Shreve’s hopes of 10 wins in their tenth season were forgotten after an unexpected loss to the Chiefs, 7-3. The Gators, with 1:56 left, took the halftime lead when Lee Hiller successfully completed a 25 yard field goal. But early in the second half, Natchitoches went ahead by scor¬ ing a touchdown. The Gators, sparked by a 50 yard end around play by John George, fought to the 11 yard line. The TD attempt failed as Rodney Bell’s pass was inter¬ cepted on the goal line. On later attempts, the Gators pen¬ etrated the NC 24 and 21 before ending the game on the 21 . TOP LEFT: John George made many great catches for the Gators. BOTTOM: Gator kicker Lee Hiller was a valuable asset to his team. Athletics 265 Gators Playoff Hopes Shaken Captain Shreve 7 Bossier 27 Captain Shreve’s hopes for a playoff berth were shaken as they lost to Bossier, 27-7. Held scoreless in the first period, Shreve fought back in the second, using seventeen plays and 7:37 of the second period to tie the halftime score, 7-7. Donnie Mosely ran two yards for Shreve’s only TD, and Lee Hiller’s extra point caused the halftime deadlock. In the second half, numerous fumbles, interceptions, and a tough Bossier defense kept Shreve out of the game. The Bearkats, put in scoring positions by Shreve’s mistakes, tacked twenty points onto the scoreboard. The Gators, after playing well in the first half, saw victory fade in the second, lowering their district record to 2-2. TOP RIGHT: Donnie Mosely tries to slip by a Bcarkat. ABOVE: The Gator defense reacts well to situations calling for team efforts. RIGHT: Rodney Bell confers with Coach Hedges on the next play. 266 LOG Gators Pass by Panthers Captain Shreve 25 Parkway 12 Captain Shreve’s 25-12 victory over the Parkway Pan¬ thers can be attributed largely to a great Gator passing attack. Rodney Bell only hit on 5 out of 10 attempts, but one was a 55 yard bomb to tight end Brad Colgin setting up the first Gator TD. John George also proved valuable at crucial times to the Gator attack catching four Bell pas¬ ses for 54 yards. While Bell and the receiving corps were passing their way through the Parkway defense, the Gator defense was keeping the Panthers away from paydirt. The Panthers were able to get two TD’s — thanks largely to two great kickoff returns; however, 12 points were not enough as the Gators were able to roll up 25. TOP LEFT: Rodney Bell searches for holes in Parkway line. BOTTOM LEFT: Gacor passing attack is effective against Parkway. BOTTOM RIGHT: Brad Col¬ gin helps Gators wrap up Panthers. Athletics 267 Gators Down District Leader Captain Shreve 14 Airline 7 The Captain Shreve Gators defeated the district 2-AAAA leaders, the Airline Vikings. The Vikings came into the game with hopes of clinching the district; how¬ ever, the Gators 14-7 victory ended those hopes. The Gators were outrushed and outpassed, but not out- scored as they were able to get TD’s on a three yard run by Charlie Williams and a one yard sneak by Rodney Bell. Lee Hiller added the PAT on both occasions giving the Gators 14 points. The Gator defense would bend, but not break as they always got tough with their backs to the goal. Time and time again the Vikings neared the end zone but the Gator defense allowed them to reach it only once, giving the Gators a 14-7 victory. 268 LOG TOP RIGHT: Donnie Mosely and the Gators were always ahead of the Vikings. BOTTOM RIGHT: Lee Hiller starts another game off right fo the Gators. BOTTOM LEFT: Quick hands help Donnie Mosely help the Gators. Shreve over Byrd Once Again Captain Shreve 26 Byrd 0 TOP: Charlc Williams escapes for another Gator TD. BOTTOM: John George works once again to bust the Byrd defensive line. Athletics 269 Captain Shreve welcomed home nine years of alumni with a smashing 26-0 victory over the Byrd Yellow Jackets. The win marked the ninth consecutive time that the Gators have defeated the Jackets in their ten year history. Shreve scored once in the first half with Brad Colgin receiving a Rodney Bell pass for a TD. The second half opened quickly with the Gators scoring nineteen points in the third period. Charlie Williams raced 65 yards leaving a wake of broken tackles behind for the TD. Bell scored next on a six yard end around play and, Colgin scored with a 57 yard pass from Bell. Once again, the Gators tri¬ umphed over the beaten Yellow jackets. Talent Builds in Junior Varsity The Captain Shreve Gator Junior Varsity football team, although getting off to a slow start by losing their first game, finished their season with an outstanding record of seven wins and one loss. By working hard during their sea¬ son to build their stamina and experience, the young Gators defeated seven of their eight opponents and let only two of them within four points of the Gator score. The Gator team next year will be ready and experienced, assuring Captain Shreve of a good squad in the future. TOP RIGHT: Frank Worley and Lane Bailiff practice for perfection on the sideline. ABOVE LEFT: Lawrence Kahlden was a valuable player to the JV team. 0 Wood lawn 14 B.T. Washington 0 Byrd 0 Bossier 14 Airline 6 J air Park 0 Parkway 6 Southwood 8 270 LOG TOP LEFT: Lane Bailiff, Gator JV quarterback, calls signals against the Indians. BOTTOM: Gator JV team members are LEFT TO RIGHT (FIRST ROW): Blake Jones, Terry Moore, Michael Harris, James Davis, John Preston, Dewayne Jackson, Warren Jury, John Clark, Stueart Hudsmith, Randy Maffett, Anthony Thomas. (SECOND ROW:) Richard Clarke, Robert Hughes, Charles Warren, Rodney Jackson, Thomas Pemici, Gary Hixon, Steve Weinstein, Lawrence Kahlden, Lane Bailiff, John Otwell, Delbert Stokich, Thomas DeBouse, Sheldon Blackwell, Danny Goodwin.(THIRD ROW:) Coach Albert Leviston, Hersey Jones, Cecil Harper, Gregory Hill, Charles Carey, Charles Adams, Carl Wimberly, Michael Jordan, Brian Schultz, Thomas Buckner, John Trigg, John Shemwell, Eric Webb, Fred Mathews, Ivory Mosely, Coach Clarence Conway. (FOURTH ROW:) Dennis McClought, Carlton Jacobs, Charles Marsden, Jerry Schwarzbach, Chris Marler, Richard Lamb, Frank Worley, Frank Graves, Mark Brown, John Clay, Arthur Wilson. Athletics 271 Lanon •ington issier OPP. SCORE m Byrd Neville South wood Byrd m Green Oaks B. T. Washington Jlaughton rd feftke Charles Rlphur Haughton Worth Caddo Minden v La Grange B. f. Washington Southwood Airline — oodlawn Natch.-Cent fcreen Oaks Minden Airline Bossier Natch.-Cent. Green Oaks Parkway OPPONENT 272 LOG Shreve Has Winning Tradition Captain Shrevc’s tenth season ended with a disappoint¬ ing 11-19 record; but, the Golden Gators have amassed 213 wins with only 99 losses in their ten year history and have competed in the playoffs six times. Shreve has been hon¬ ored by having four Gators selected as All-State, three as All-American, one as All-Top twenty as well as nine selected as All-City and eleven as All-District. Other hon¬ ors include Coach Billy Wiggins being selected Coach of the Year three times and having five Gators chosen as MVP in either All-City or All-District. Despite their poor season, the 1976-1977 Gator Squad, lead by Rodger Foppe, who scored 545 points and Dave Vanderkuy, who lead the team in rebounds, played proudly throughout the season. TOP: Coach David Bodstun goes over team strategy before the game. ABOVE: Members of the 1976-1977 basketball team are: (LEFT TO RIGHT): Rodger Foppe, Murphy Underwood, Charles Herd, David Vanderkuy, Charles Mahoney, Coach David Bodstun, Isaac Harris, Michael White, Bubba Allen, Bobby Booras, and Clay Moore. Athletics 273 Gators Are Well Coached Athletics 275 OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT: Another Gator basket scored by Clay Moore. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP RIGHT: Head Coach of the varsity basketball team David Boydstun. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Gators run the fast break well. TOP LEFT: Free throws are an important part of every basketball game. TOP RIGHT: Mike Leonard takes this basket easy. BOTTOM LEFT: Gator defense was well positioned on this play. Gators Always 276 LOG Aiming Higher A [t bAJHf E a-X ?( - £ ‘SWr f - JIB ■ v . MlpL v? ft OPPOSITE PAGE LEFT: Clay Moore dribbles past a Haughton opponent. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP RIGHT: Rodger Foppe, like Gator team is always aiming higher. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM RIGHT: Isaac Harris demon¬ strates his jumping ability against Woodlawn. ABOVE LEFT: Clay Moore becomes airborne on the way to the goal. BOTTOM LEFT: Michael White is too much for the Cow¬ boys. ABOVE RIGHT: Golden Gator offense works well inside. Athletics 277 Gators Are Good Sports The Captain Shreve Junior Varsity basketball team, like the varsity squad, had an off season, winning only twenty percent of its games. The Gator players started off their season well by winning their first games against Byrd and B. T. Washington, but, had trouble in the remainder of their season. Despite their difficulties the Gators main¬ tained a high level of morale and good sportsmanship throughout their season. Raymond Yopp was coach for the Junior Varsity Squad. fofel R5 Iff v fl M ' TOP RIGHT: Charles Herd makes a leaping attempt for the basket. BOTTOM: The 1977 Members of the Junior Varsity Basketball team are: (TOP ROW): Jim Wil¬ liams, Donald Miller, Bubba Allen, Bill Crenshaw, Charles Mahoney, Kevin Teague, Charles Herd, Jerry Schwartzenback, Bobby Booras. (BOTTOM ROW): Mark Defatta, Michael Jones, Cedrick White. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP RIGHT: Bill Crenshaw takes an easy basket. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Crenshaw high bounces by Bossier player. 278 LOG SCORE 54 64 50 44 45 48 ,52 52 55 34 42 41 31 35 62 48 57 45 54 48 46 OPPONENT Byrd B..T. Washington Haughton Byrd Haughton Minden La Grange B. T. Washington Southwood Airline Woodlawn Bossier North Caddo Green Oaks Parkway Minden Airline Bossier North Caddo Green Oaks Parkway OPP. SCORE 50 60 54 65 51 50 61 70 62 35 68 54 47 l 40 42 49 67 62 Athletics 279 JV Shows Sportsmanship OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Gators come down with the rebound. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Bobby Booras sets up a play from the sideline. TOP RIGHT: Charles Mahoney demonstrates good ball handling in heavy traffic. ABOVE: Bill Crenshaw tries for two. BOTTOM RIGHT: Charles Mahoney shoots inside for the score. 280 LOG and Potential Athletics 281 Gators Have Successful Season Captain Shreve’s baseball team had another successful season in 1976, compiling a record of ten victories and seven losses. Under the leadership of Coach Albert Levin- ston and Assistant Coach Clarence Conway, the Gators chalked up 7 wins and 5 losses in district play, earning them the third place spot in District 2-AAAA. The returning lettermen for the 1977 season were Rod¬ ney Bell on the mound and in center field, Teddy Casten behind the plate, Alvin Lattier on second base, and Donnie Mosely in the outfield. These players hoped to lead the Gators to a Championship in 1977. TOP RIGHT: Coach Albert Leviston concentrates on leading his team to victory. ABOVE LEFT: Catcher Teddy Casten prepares to catch the third strike. BOTTOM RIGHT: Bill Costello puts his all into a fast ball. 282 LOG TOP LEFT: Bubba Allen sets up to bunt the ball. TOP RIGHT: A Gator baserunner steals second base. ABOVE: Members of the 1977 baseball team are: (LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW): Donnie Mosley, Larry Collins, Teddy Casten, Bobby Booras, Alvin Lattier, and Trey Smith. (SECOND ROW): Rodney Bell, Steve Buseick, Donald Garrett, Bubba Allen, Bill Costello, and Van Williams. Athletics 283 Baseball Has Many Aspects 284 LOG Gators Take State for the Fifth Time Gators tennis teams have virtually dominated high school tennis for the past few years and 1976 was no excep¬ tion. Both regional and state titles were captured by Val¬ erie Harrison in girls’ singles competition, and by Lillian Galloway and Mark Harrison in mixed doubles. Lianne Berry and Harriet Prothro took state in girls doubles com¬ petition. Lettermen returning for the 1977 tennis team were Bert Baker, Robert Beam, Lianne Berry, Carol Boston, John Diamond, Lillian Galloway, Stephanie Harrel, Mark Harri¬ son, Valerie Harrison, Doug Hedges, Russell Hedges, Steve Hooper, Kelly Jones, Howard Kaplan, Fred Kent, Mimi O’Neil, Harriet Prothro, Ann Raborn, Bill Roby, and Richard Wilson. First year Gators Lauren Cotter, Susa Palmer, and Lacy Williams showed great potential for the 1977 season. TOP LEFT: Lauren Cotter — a winning Gator on a winning team. BOT¬ TOM LEFT: Hard hit and accurately placed serves are an important part of Valerie Harrison’s game. BOTTOM RIGHT: State champ Lianne Berry shows how it’s done. Athletics 285 TOP: (FIRST ROW): Lacy Williams, Howard Kaplan, Steve Hooper, Randy Maffett, Fred Kent, Russell Hedges. (SECOND ROW): Mark Harri¬ son, Kelly Jones, Bill Ligon, Doug Hedges, Kurt Gilpin, and Craig Prothro are members of the Gator boys tennis team. BOTTOM: Mark Harrison’s serve is something to be admired. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Members of the girls tennis team are: (LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW): Lillian Galloway, Carol Boston, Becky Rascoe, Valerie Harrison, Su Su Palmer, Allison Quinn, Lianne Berry. (SECOND ROW): Laura Wilcox, Harriet Prothro, Kelly Kohnen, Renea Ryland, Danette Faour, Lynn Warren, Lauren Cotter, and Sally Sweeny. 286 LOG Track Team Upholds Record The Captain Shreve Gator track team had an outstand¬ ing ten year record. In 1970 the Gators placed first in the district meet. Throughout the ten year history of the school the team has never placed under third in a district meet. The 1976 team continued the winning record by placing third in the district meet and by winning the Woodlawn meet. Returning lettermen for the 1977 track team were: Brad Colgin, John George, Isiah Smith, Homer Mattox, Bob Gleason, Malcolm Davis, Charlie Williams, Jesse Goins, and Ricky Pernici. This group of well seasoned seniors showed excellent potential during this year’s meet. This group of seniors were helped by a fine corps of underclass¬ men. 288 LOG OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT: Gator track team has many speedsters like Charles Herd. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Track team members are: (LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW): Homer Mattox, Willie Thomas, Isiah Smith, Sylvester Hall, Ricky Pernice. (SECOND ROW): Charlie Williams, Jimmy Marshall, Malcolm Davis, John George, and Jesse Goins. ABOVE: Relay team members are: (LEFT TO RIGHT): Jesse Goins, Charlie Williams, Malcolm Davis, and Jimmy Marshall. BOTTOM LEFT: Dave Vanderkuy broad jumps for Gators. Athletics 289 Gators Excel in Track TOP RIGHT: Brad Colgin was an outstanding hurdler in district 2-AAAA. BOTTOM RIGHT: Ricky Pernici strains to make his best discus throw. BOTTOM LEFT: Gator long distance runners are: (LEFT TO RIGHT): Isiah Smith, Sylvester Hall, Homer Mattox, and Willie Thomas. 290 LOG Gator Golfers Line Up for Winning Season The 1976 Captain Shreve Gator Golf team had a good year. Jim Travis received honors as medalist in the regional championships. Travis, as well as other members of the 1977 team did well in summer tournaments, promising the Gator the leadership and experience necessary for a win¬ ning team. Returning lettermen for the 1977 squad were: Jim Tra¬ vis, Steve Faler, Clyde Tew, and Rob Williams, who was the only Sophomore player to letter last year. With this squad of veteran prep players as well as the other Junior members the Gators had a good chance to pick up several honors during the 1977 season. LEFT: Gyde Tew and Steve Faler line up for a winning season. TOP RIGHT: Gator Junior letterman Rob Williams tees off another winning season. Athletics 291 Gators Tee Off ’77 Season 292 LOG tigISi JflCSRGlMwS , $ i§ OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT: Jim Travis was a valuable asset to the gator team. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP RIGHT: Steve Faler aids team with birdie. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Junior and senior members of the golf team are: (LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW): Rob Williams, John Bransford, Pete Skamongas, Colin Godfrey, Tom McDermott. (SECOND ROW): John Carlton, Jim Travis, Clyde Tew, Adam Pair, and Steve Faler. ABOVE: Freshman and sophomore members are: Bart Dornier, Danny Leslie, David Craft, Meg Williams, Paul Kasperski, Rick Anderson, Matt Locke, and Don Ingersoll. BOTTOM LEFT: John Carlton is always aiming to help the Gator golf team. Athletics 293 Gator Fever The 1976-1977 Captain Shreve Cheerleaders had true Gator Fever,” continuing the spirit and tradition on which the Gators have stood for the past 10 years. The cheerleaders were commended for the marvelous job they put forth on banners, spirit tags,” spirit hoops,” pep ral¬ lies, and school relations. John lies, chosen by the student body, served as the 1976-1977 A1 E. Gator. John brought enthusiasm, loyalty, patriotism, and good humor to all Shreve activities such as pep rallies and football and basketball games. Captain Shreve can surely say that John and the cheerleaders por¬ trayed extreme GATOR SPIRIT. Ain’t It Great 298 LOG to Be a Gator! Athletics 299 Pep Squad Helps Boost Gator Spirit Guide right! Cover down! Turn left!” All of these things were heard as the Pep Squad practiced its exciting routines for the successful 1976 football season. Beginning in the last two weeks of August, the Gatorettes worked many long, hard, hot hours to make perfect such halftime formations as a moving Gator head, a train, and its annual glittering homecoming crown. The Pep Squad also per¬ formed a special routine based on different Walt Disney productions. Under the superior guidance and supervision of Miss Joyce Jordan and Mrs. Renell Moore, the 1976-1977 Gato¬ rettes helped boost the spirit in everyone. TOP RIGHT: Admiral Ann Denhollem. BOTTOM LEFT: Senior officers, Admiral Ann Denhollem; Captain Melissa Kirkikis; Commanders Polly Pepper and Jan Moppert. BOTTOM RIGHT: Junior officers; Lieutenants: Bitty Donner, Karen Downs, Carla Simpson; Ensigns: Cambria Kinnard, Brenda Brock, not pic¬ tured Susan McClamrock. 300 LOG Athletics 301 TOP LEFT: Sponsors of the 1976-1977 Gatorettes arc Miss Joyce Jordan and Mrs. Renell Moore. TOP RIGHT: These Pep Squaders cheer the Gators on to victory at football and basketball games. ABOVE: The 1976-1977 CPO’s include: BOTTOM: FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Betsy Jordan, Harriette Prothro, Yolanda Moore, Sharon Ferguson, Jeri Schach. SECOND ROW: Jean Wall, Melinda Black, Becky Cook, Mi Mi O’Neal, Cinde Hodges. THIRD ROW: Kim Theiman, Jackie Kidd, Lisa Mireles, Ann Graves, Sherri Talley. FOURTH ROW: Felicia Nelson, Caroline Chapman, Sigrid Rasmussen, Ann Raborn, Sharon Sweeney. STANDING: Head CPO’s: LEFT: Ellen Roeger, Jr. RIGHT: Jill Jaggers, Sr. Gatorettes Get On Ofe I 1 mm TOP LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Nancy Davis, Lynn Johnson, Renee Blanchard, Suzanne Johnson, Laurie Muslow, Carol Anderson, Laura Markham. (SEC¬ OND ROW): Cindy Mitche ll, Michelle Johnson, Sharon Hightower, Julie Goodman, Vivica Cooper, Angie Procell, Judie Montelepre. (THIRD ROW): Debbie Forte, Allison Wheeler, Monica Washington, Susan Davidson, Theodore Green, Marie Achee, Margaret Tefankijian. (FOURTH ROW): Dana Mathews, Sarah Bran- ton, Melody Sawyer, Lee Ann Kincade, Susan Richardson, Becky Townsen, Lou Ann Powell, Denise Nelson. (FIFTH ROW): Teresa Tefankijian, Donna Linacre, Jeri Kellett, Joy Oakes, Anita Fausett, Cathy Freeman, Reba Harris, Virginia Singleton. ABOVE: (LEFT TO RIGHT): FIRST ROW: Melinda McCoy, Susie Pearce, Carol Nichols, Cynthia Atkinson, Karen Foster, Marti Hudson, Lynn McCary, Janet Evans. (SECOND ROW) : Lynda Slagle, Gloria Puddephatt, Lianne Berry, Susan Sum¬ mers, Stephanie Luck, Lisa Gamble, Susan Worley, Cindy Tatum. (THIRD ROW): Susan Smith, Nancy Cunningham, Sharon Graves, Teri Joiner, Cindy Williams, Annette Lee, Sharon Norrell. (FOURTH ROW): Debra Cawthorn, Debra Marsden, Debra Roberts, Evelyn Henry, Marcey Kolanko, Cathy Harris, Lisa Holladay, Debbie Rose. 302 LOG The Good Foot TOP: Drum Corps Members are: (LEFT TO RIGHT): Cathy Lewis, Evelyn Booras, Laura Boogaerts, Jo Anne Weisman, Susan Thrailkill, Mary Ann Martin, Terri Templeton, Commander, Charlotte Smithey, Co-Commander; Matilda McCullough, Cindy Gardner, Karen Caulk, Denise Adams, Edna Bradley. ABOVE, LEFT (LEFT TO RIGHT): Susan Davis, Cindy Gardner and Cathy Lewis try to keep up the spirit, although the cold weather seems to be a limiting factor. (ABOVE RIGHT): Sherri Talley looks to the scoreboard for a little reassurance. Athletics 303 Gator Spirit Never Dies It is something that lived then, lives now, and will live for years to come — it is Gator Spirit. This unique atmos¬ phere could be sensed all over Captain Shreve during any part of the school day. Spirit in Gatorland was a feeling experienced by many at a Pep Rally, a football or basket¬ ball game, or simply walking through the Captain Shreve halls between classes. Not only was Gator Spirit seen in the students, but also in a teacher yelling to the players or even the referee at a football game. It could also be seen as the faculty cheered for their” team at a Shreve Pep Rally. One found it easy to believe that Gator Spirit Never Dies.” Every individual has his own method of portraying true Gator Spirit. 304 LOG 306 LOG Gators Got That Spirit of 76-77 Athletics 307 • 308 LOG From the beginning of Captain Shreve High School in 1969, a closeness has been sustained between the faculty and students. With each shared experience, through victory and defeat, through laughter and heartbreak, there has always been a real concern for one another. For ten years this spark has grown to a light which has warmed us all. Now, we are the Mighty Gators . . . One in the Spirit. The warmth and hospitality that has been a characteristic of Captain Shreve, in addition to the love we have shared with others, have allowed us to reflect upon our past ten years with deep feelings of bring¬ ing our school together, becoming one. We’ve only just begun when we leave Captain Shreve. For as we step into the world, we begin a start toward fulfilling our goals. In the 1977 LOG we tried, as a staff, to give each person a chance to reflect on what achievements and failures he has made, and to examine himself as an individual determining his future through life today. Caroline Chapman, editor Jill Jaggers, associate editor Ann Raborn, associate editor ADVERTISEMENTS Ann Raborn — Associate Editor TAIN SHREVE 3H A ' SeH©0L Marie Achee Stephanie HarrelJ Mark Harrison Denise Adams Gfcrol Anderson Sigrid Rasmussen Valerie Harrison Steve Hooper ' aggers I JSf Yritf Stephanie Johnsoi pt+e S hey at Summefftra MM L Summ« ren Caulk iroline Chapman nn Curtis Stephen Klotz Susan Thraflkill Laurie Muslow Becky Trahan J o n i 7 Matt Dilhnan ’i, Felicia Jo Ann Weisman raves uice Sandra Advertising 313 Compliments of OSCAR CLOYD, INC. Authorized Eureka and Hoover Sales and Service. 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(Canada) Compagnie des Petroles Transcontinental, S.A. WING m WORK • SPORT • LEISURE IN STOCK - NO WAITING IKE CULLICK Phone: 631-4316 5708 Mansfield Road Corner Mansfield and Hollywood Shreveport, Louisiana BROADMOOR DRUG STORE 3964 Youree Drive Phone 865-4617 Complete Line of Drugs, Gifts and Cosmetics. Best Wishes From THOROUGHBRED MANAGEMENT SERVICE Jim Montgomery P. O. Box 5440 Phone 318 868-3130 Shreveport, Louisiana 71105 Advertising 323 tie ACME BRICK COMPANY ASK DON COLEMAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Phone 635-4373 P.O. Box 8661 NATIONAL ACOUSTICS, INC. Armstrong Acoustical Ceilings Blown Fiberglass Insulation K-1 3 Spray-on-Systems E. B. Prothro, Jr. 3200 Hollywood President , Shreveport, Louisiana GATORS ARE GREATER! MR. AND MRS. WAYNE SIMPSON, TERESA, CARLA, AND LESLEY SMITH OFFICE MACHINES CO., INC. Clyde H. Smith President 403 Lake St. Shreveport, P.O. Box 1586 Louis iana 318 222-8363 71 165 324 LOG ASTRA SEZ: We’re With You All the Way! Cynthia Atkinson Edna Bradley Brenda Brock Karen Caulk Diane Davis Pam Davis Holly DeFoy Karen Downs Michele Johnson Jackie Kidd Stephanie Luck Diane Mills Lisa Mireles Jan Moppert Kathy Muslow Polly Pepper Cynthia Phillips Gloria Puddephat Ellen Roeger Romona Roush Lynda Slagle Charlotte Smithey Robyn Stage Sherri Tally Terri Templeton Kim Thieman Terri Traylor Kelly Waite Dina Williams Terri Woodley IRALENE SCHOOL OF DANCE Ballet Acrobatic Jazz Exercise Tap Yoga 104 Preston 865-5949 Iralene Peavy (Inst.) 868-0318 GOOD LUCK, GATORS! MR. AND MRS. ALPHONSE JACKSON, JR., LYDIA AND ANGELA Advertising 325 V r Clyde Gorunn NURSERY LANDSCAPE, INC. 6312 Line Ave. Clyde Gorum Shreveport, La. 318 861-7659 71106 PHARMACY Compliments of CO • Furniture o ' Rental LL Service 3950 Youree Drive Shreveport, Louisiana Hawn-Locke associates, inc. We specialize in building and selling Shreveport ' s finest Townhouses in the city ' s best locations. Phone 861-2434 326 LOG THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES Suite 1302 Beck Building Shreveport, Phone 425-5393 Louisiana J. M. McLure A. T. Palmer CLU Agency Managers Home Office: 1285 Avenue of the Americas, New York, N.Y. An Equal M F Opportunity Employer 328 LOG enengY managemeriT For a bRigHT FUTURe SOUTHWESTERN ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY LEWIS PHARMACIES UPTOWN DRUG 4830 Line Avenue 861-2455 YOUREE DRIVE DRUG 3312 Youree Drive 868-4461 LEWIS PHARMACY 102 E. Kings Highway 868-0569 Compliments of ALLOY PIPING PRODUCTS, INC. Manufacturers of Alloy Weld Fittings Advertising 329 1976-77 C.P.O. ' s Jill Jaggers — Head Caroline Chapman Ann Graves Jackie Kidd Lisa Mirelas Felicia Nelson Ann Raborn Sigrid Rasmussen Sharon Sweeny Sheri Talley Kim Thieman Ellen Roeger — Head Melinda Black Becky Cook Sharon Ferguson Cinde Hodges Betsy Jordan Yolanda Moore MiMi O ' Neal Harriett Prothero Jerri Schach Jean Wall Go, Gators, Go! 1 to INTERIORS, J. K. MOORE ' S INC. CLEANERS FIRESTONE STORE 5747 Youree Dr. 127 East Kings Hwy. for Tires and Service Shreveport, La. 3040 Mansfield Road 868-5331 George W. Casten 222-8701 Owner 9295 Shreveport- Furniture and Barksdale Hwy. Decorating Service 865-0267 Compliments of THE SHREVEPORT-BOSSIER NEW CAR DEALERS ASSN. 330 LOG l Aysen ' s Tropical Fish Plants 415 E. 70th Street Phone 3 18 868 5674 Shreveport, Louisiana 71 106 metals, inc. Slack Industrial Park P.O. Box 6716 Shreveport, La. 71106 Congratulations! TWIN CITY BOOK STORE Best Wishes SAWYER DRILLING SERVICE, INC. Compliments of CHAPMAN’S NURSERY 1214 Captain Shreve Dr. . Phone 861-6035 Business Consultant: BENJAMIN SMITH VAN OSDELL and DR. AND MRS. MILTON CHAPMAN AND GIRLS STYRON ENGRAVING COMPANY Compliments of the The Bank with a Personal Touch! Th© First national Dank Louisiana ' s Oldest Bank TOM GRANT FAMILY C. T. (Susie) Hamel Wedding Invitations Letterheads Wedding Announcements Business Cards 1 i S H mmL m 332 LOG Advertising 333 FHA • VA • CONVENTIONAL COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL 2001 E. 70th St. Suite 405 Quadrangel SHREVEPORT, LA 71105 • (318) 865-6301 6518 Mansfield Road P.O. Box 8004 Shreveport, La. 71108 (318) 635-3577 Compliments Compliments of SOUTHERN MAID DONUTS 2 BRUNSWICK SOUTHGATE LANES BLANCO OIL COMPANY MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE M. Thorton Brice, CLU The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company 2001 E. 70th St. Suite 2 Shreveport, La. 869-32 71 105 CUSTOM-BILT CABINET SUPPLY, INC. Compliments of JACK H. KAPLAN IRVING M. GREENBERG 6000 Union Street Shreveport, La. 71108 Advertising 335 Shreveport, La. 71104 GATOR SPIRIT NEVER DIES Compliments of THE BASKIND FAMILY RILEY-BEAIRD, INC. 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MATHEW ' S TRUCKING CO., INC. GO GATORS! Charles and Barbara Salley, Todd, Banessa, Walter, and Stacey Oil City, La. DeBerry, Tex. 318 995-6614 214 766-3675 P.O. Box 78134 318 221 7191 Shreveport, Louisiana Advertising 339 Plant Location: 1610 Wells Island Rd. 222-4621 P.O. Box 7476 Shreveport, La. 71107 U.S.A. Analytical LOGGING, INC. Manufacturers of Chromatographic Instrumentation Operating With the Oil Industry in the Free World Manufacturers of Analytical Instruments 340 LOG Off. 868-1421 Res. 861-3980 WILLIAM C. WRIGHT CO., INC. BUILDING AND DEVELOPING CONTRACTORS Specializing in Single Family Homes 500 S. Dresden Crt. Shreveport, La. SOUTHFIELD PLAZA GIFTS Stationery, Jewelry Printing of Distinction 5819 Youree Drive Phone 868-4247 Shreveport, Louisiana 71105 Compliments of CURLY, LARRY, AND MOE BOB TADLOCK Sales Representative ROUNTREE OLDS CADILLAC CO. 3215 Southern Phone 221 -2424 Shreveport, La. Res. 865-1926 YOKEM TOYOTA, INC. 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WORLEY DUNLOP, REALTORS Residence 865-9709 Office (318) 425-4201 554 Kings Highway Shreveport, La. 71104 THE LEE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Tlta La National Lifo BuiUing 1706 Centenary Boulevard Shreveport, Louisiana Smith-petty, 3nr 86M7 8 AND ARCHERY SUPPLY 200 East Kings Highway • Shreveport, Louisiana 71104 Compliments of SILVER BLADES ICE PALACE 93 10 Normandie Dr. 344 LOG 4 T i lit % FORTUNE GAS AND OIL, INC. Ph. 318 222-4647 504 Mid South Towers Shreveport, Louisiana 71 101 CLUTCH AND DRIVE SHAFT COMPANY 927 Grimmet Drive Phone 425-7475 Shreveport, La. W MACHINES, INC. HIRAM NARON 1500 VOUREE • PHONE 3’8 221-1613 • SHREVEPORT. LOUISIANA 71163 Phone 868-6835 COBB ' S CENTENARY BARBEQUE Ribs — Chicken — Beef Pork — Ham Herschel W. Cobb 101 Kings Highway Advertising 345 Cleaners Compliments FRIEND The Sign of Professional Dry Cleaning Compliments Compliments CHARLES L ARNOLD BUILDER MR. AND MRS ROBERT E. EATMAN 276 Southfield Rd Electrical Repair and Maintenance Commercial and Residential Wiring LEONE ELECTRIC COMPANY ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 1505 Marshall Street Phone 425-7728 425-1072 Night 686-2054 BILLY R. LEONE GOODMAN THOMAS MUSIC ORGANS Choice of Lawrence CENTERS Welle South Park Mall Shreveport Dallas 687-5960 Fort Worth Terrie Harrisoi Derrick, PtfjkA anaKeTT WII e y just goofing around as usual nsurance M. A. ' S SMOKEHOUSE s CONFER centra An Inter-Faith retreat center in the great outdoors. becill 2100 Marshall Say It With Flowers CENTENARY FLORIST, INC. Shreveport, La. 71 101 Phone 424-41 32 Women ' s Apparel Phone 861-4267 POLLY ' S FASHION SHOPPE Long Dresses Dress and Sportswear Junior Size 3-15 Missy 6-20 Also Stout Sizes 3822 Southern Shreveport, La. 71106 Advertising 347 HAROLD K. QUINN Ph. 868-3138 M. A. Williams J. R. Williams 1736 BE. 70th St. Eastgate Plaza Shreveport, La. 71105 P.O. Box 707 318 377-6756 Minden, Louisiana 71055 Best Wishes Compliments From the YOUTH MINISTRIES GANG of CHARLES R. HENNINGTON C.P.A. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Assessor Caddo Parish Head of Texas Street 348 LOG STATE FARM GOOD LUCK GATORS O ' V CO pi WORLD BOOK B S Si WORLD BOOK a CV WORLD BOOK M O CNJ WORLD BOOK a a WORLD BOOK mi CJO WORLD BOOK r . ■Hi WORLD BOOK H CO HI WORLD BOOK a in 1 HI WORLD BOOK rr VI WORLD BOOK CO WORLD BOOK a cv WORLD BOOK El WORLD BOOK 7 SB WORLD BOOK a WORLD BOOK CO WORLD BOOK is ii WORLD BOOK ID WORLD BOOK in WORLD BOOK - WORLD BOOK CO ijUll WORLD BOOK cv il WORLD BOOK B - I LU O O ' 0 I J. O. Grann, 930 Lane Bldg., Shreveport, La. 71 101 Telephone: 221 -851 7 TRI-STATE OIL TOOL INDUSTRIES, INC. Shreveport, Louisiana 350 LOG McCLAMROCH MACHINERY CO., INC. Business Development Consultants — Finders — Listers — Diversified Capital Sources — Marketing and Merchandising Concepts BUSINESS DYNAMICS, INC. P.O. Box 5517 3321 Youree Drive Shreveport, Louisiana 71105 Robert Webb 318 869-2662 939 Louisiana TOOL HOUSE OF THE ARK-LA-TEX Compliments of PINCKLEY ' S EXXON Jeff Pinckley Youree at Southfeild Best Wishes in Your School Career We Believe in You ST. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH DEVELOPERS REALTORS vision 8501 Line Ave. 861-0479 Shreveport, La. Advertising 351 The Future Belongs to Those Who Prepare for It Think About a Career . Not Just a Job. AYERS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Town House Shreveport Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of T. LLOYD NAYLOR Compliments of GREGG LEA MARCH ON MIGHTY GATORS 1976-77 Pep Squad Officers Admiral: Ann Denhollem Captain: Melissa Kirkikis Commanders: Jan Moppert Polly Pepper Lieutenants: Brenda Brock Cambria Kinnard Susan McClamrock Ensigns: Bitty Donner Karen Downs Carla Simpson 352 LOG WE LOVE YOU GATORS! Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jones, Angie and Blake Best Wishes THE SHREVEPORT TIMES 105th Year of Leadership in the Ark-La-Tex YOUNG FASHIONS For Young Juniors Southfield at Youree Advertising 353 Compliments of WINDHAM WOOD WORK AND SUPPLY COMPANY, INC GIBSON COMPANIES NOW Look umor Shreve City 868-2529 fecial Work in the World of Wood Realtors Kegan s Charge Master Charge Bank Americard OIL GAS CORPORATION Shreveport, Louisiana 71104 Glasswares, Collectibles Antiques, Plasters Used Furniture FRANK FORD INSURANCE GOOD LUCK GATORS GRANNY ' S ATTIC District Manager Life Care, American Family LH Cancer Care, Intensive Care 147 E. 70th St. Shreveport, La Ph. 869-1476 A FRIEND Owner i 354 LOG Advertising 355 LEN STEGLICH MAGCOBAR DIVISION DRESSER INDUSTRIES, INC. WE BUY AND SELL Appraisals Coins and Stamps Private and Estates U.S. and Foreign L M COINS AND STAMPS 239 Southfeild Shreveport, Louisiana 71105 Ovid A. McHorse Specialists in HO A.N.A., R.C.D.A., A.P.S. 865-5441 Racing Cars S e a nd Manufacturer of Distinctive Misses Dresses Represented by Sam Ferdinand Shreveport, La. P.O. Box 5428 71105 DAY 422-2092 NIGHT 425-7256 HAYES FLOWER SHOP ' Flowers and Plants tor any occasion 1459 Murphy Street Shreveport, La. James T. Hayes, Prop. CHEMICAL DIVISION Shreveport, Louisiana Salutes the Class of 77 TAKE TIME TO BE SAFE Bear Wheel Alignment — Wheel Balancing Brakes Relined Motor Tune Up Air Condition Service BROADMOOR GARAGE 505 East Kings Hwy. 868-1352 Shreveport, La. 71105 Roy Osborne 356 LOG CHRYSLER OUTBOARDS MOORE ENTERPRISES INC. MANUFACTURERS DISTRIBUTORS Johnson Outboards OUTBOARDS BOATS HIGHWAY 80 EAST HAUGHTON, LA. “ONE HULL BETTER” FEATURING TRADEMARK OF TOUGHNESS. Advertising 357 PAUL MORGAN, JR. Best Wishes BERG MECHANICAL INC. 531 W. 61st Street The salesman who appreciates your business! ROUNTREE OLDS CADILLAC CO. 221-2424 Cadillac, Oldsmobile, Quality Used Cars McCARY’S SHREVE CITY JEWELERS David W. McCary Ph.865-2321 1255 Shreve City Shreveport, La. FITZGERALD CONTRACTORS INC. P.O. Box 6030 7103 St. Vincent Ave. Shreveport, Louisiana 71106 ( fUu Jtz HOME THEATRE TELEVISION OFTHEARK-LA-TEX 5811 Youree Dr. Southfeild Plaza 358 LOG Free Estimates SUPERIOR SHEET METAL AND ROOFING, INC. D. D. Tanner President 3935 Greenwood Rd. Ph. 318 635-6045 318 635-0441 H. P. James Jr. General Supt. PRIVATE CLUB CLOSED SUNDAY 516 COMMERCE ST. E!NS FINANCIAL PLANNING ROGER N. ENNIS Chartered l.ifr I ndrruiritrr 1400 YOUREE DRIVE SHREVEPORT LA 71101 Fresh Sea Foods Imported and Fancy Foods FARMER ' S SEAFOOD MARKET n ’. . . ivr a® Eifmers j SeafoodAfa t£ If It Swims, We Sell It Shreveport, La. Four Locations to Serve You PHONE 227-2310 Advertising 359 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ tt ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Freshmen ' 76 — Seniors ' 80 Karen Snow Craig Prothro Ben Butler Bart Dornier John Trigg Valerie Butterfield John Holloway Larry Shahine Sarah Spikes Lacy Williams Paul Johnson Lisa Adams Janet Jimes Scott Green 512 McCormick Shreveport, La. 71104 SKAGGS- ALBERTSONS Appointment Only BOBC. MATHENY The Greatest Buy on Earth LIFE INSURANCE Phone 869-2506 William E. Falbaum, C.L.U. JT WKgt General Agent Ray A. Watts, Jr., C.L.U. 1200 Beck Building Shreveport, Louisiana 71 101 (318) 424-7781 AETNA VARIABLE ANNUITY LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Our famous Big Mac. u , delicious Quarter Pounder® , golden brown fries, triple thick shakes, and the best service in town. McDonald ' s Building Shreveport, La T. R. McClellan Petroleum Geologist 360 LOG KEITH D. PETERSON AND COMPANY, INC. Beck Bldg. Shreveport, La. Compliments of Dr. H. E. HARBER iiiiitiniui i riiiurr GRIFFITH’S NURSERY INCORPORATED 1800 East 70th St. at E. Kings Hwy. P.O. Box 5085 Shreveport, La. 71105 865-1432 GO GATORS! THE PERNICI FAMILY P.O. Box 5541 318 865 4282 3616 Youree Drive Shreveport, La. 71105 Advertising 361 362 LOG WE ' RE THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME, WE ' RE THE CLASS OF 79! Melanie Taylor Perri Pernici Pam Davis Ann Reisinger Kelly Schlater Corinda Fritz DeDe Deal Lisa Webb Carol Adams Beth Reinsh Robin Naron Renea Ryland Carrie Siefert Terry Phillips Stuart Hudsmith Michele Aura Murry Allen Trip Merklein Dawn Lieber Mike Goldsholl Joey Milner Lynn Warren Robyn Stage Leigh Henderson Danny Leslie Connie Cates Susan Palmer Neal Cowan Robin Dickenson Alison Quinn Barry Rachal Mary Murphey Cara Derrick Brian Beach Debbie Fitch David Hennington Kevin Greeves Jan Rivet Theresa Merry Pam Tew Pat Booras Teri Penfield Jann Curtis Connie Sherman Philip Taken Scott Clements Lisa Cireno John Dager Steven Weinstein Melissa Moore Dannette Faour Julie Kroner Cynthia Phillips Rus Williams Sally Tucker Mike Otwell Judy Procell Mark Farely Peggy Waddell Cindy Cameron Matt Locke Cheryl Sullivan Terri Harrison Sara Buford Danny Tims Andy Brammer Scott Pernici Joe Bailey Mark DeFatta Frank Worley Ricky Clark Polly Boersig Advertising 363 Compliments of WILLIAM E. BANCROFT FAMILY THERE ' S NO HOME LIKE THE ONE YOU OWN Frank R. Woodley Realty Co Shreveport, La TOM WOOD STATE FARM AGENT 809 Kings Hwy, Corner of Line and Kin nd in Style nd Munch ' loom, Compliments BAKIN ' S MR. AND MRS JACK HODGES III, CINDE, AND LEIGH NURSERY LANDSCAPE CO isiana Compliments of THE JOHN L. PEPPER FAMILY realtors Brocato bu,lders (Construction and Jf eai dstate, 3m 9410 Village Green Anthony Brocato, Jr. President Off. Res. 861-2451 861-7847 Printing While You Watch 520-A East Kings Highway Ph. 865-8424 Shreveport, Louisiana 71105 WGa rus siireve oity jewelers ii «T 7 Appraisals Jewelry Designing R. L. McCary 1255 Shreve City Shreveport, Advertising 365 Shreve City 740 Azalea Jaggers, Caroline Chapman, a Compliments of LAYFLAT MOPS EDWIN JONES INSURANCE Compliments of RICHARDS MACHINERY AND SUPPLY COMPANY Compliments Auto, Homes, Businesses 2210 Line Avenue Shreveport, Louisiana FRIEND GO GATORS! Advertising 367 Mirrors — t7lass supplies Window Glass — Plate Glass Auto Glass Cabinets, Bookcases, Door Units ELLIS MILLWORK, INC FARLEY’S GLASS CO., INC One Mile South of LSU, Hwy. 1-70 Shreveport, Louisiana 71105 Bud Ellis Ph. 8 Shreveport, La 6702 Linwood ROSENTHAL COMPANY MEMBERS Board of Trade of the City of Chicago Chicago Mercantile Exchange International Monetary Market Commodity Exchange, Inc. New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange, Inc. New York Mercantile Exchange New York Cocoa Exchange International Commodity Clearing House (London) 920 Knight Street Suite 200 HULLETT INSURANCE AGENCY HOODGOLDSBERRY OIL GAS PRODUCER 368 LOG 440 Benton Rd Bossier City, Louisiana SHREVE LIQUIDATORS 705 E. Kings Hwy. 865-7145 Home of Owner Fresh Cars We sell your truck or car for you at a fair price and handle all the paper work. PRUDENTIAL INS. CO. Ronald G. Harlon Agent Suite 318 2924 Knight St. Shreveport, La. 71105 Res. 865-8835 869-3368 BILL FORD Realtor REALTOR 440 Youree Drive Shreveport, La. Bill Ford BOSSIER FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION LOG 369 k NOEL UNITED METHODIST YOUTH Looking for Hidden Tear Drops TOMAHAWK RESTAURANT 217 Milam Open 6 a.m. — 6 p.m. GOOD LUCK THIS YEAR GATORS! Compliments of SMITHWICK LURES 5947 North Market Providing Steady Employment and New Careers for MEN OF STEEL Victor Business Machines Minolta Copiers Sony Business Products STUART BUSINESS EQUIPMENT 202 N. Thomas Drive Shreveport, La. 71107 Ph. 318 221-4950 KAST METALS CORPORATION THE HICA CORPORATION Shreveport, Louisiana 370 LOG Go Crystal. . . Go Gators fivsBu. OIL COMPANY Advertising 371 HORN AND ROSS PLUMBING, INC Aubrey Horn Residential and Commercial Repair 24 Hour Service Radio Dispatched Trucks 372 LOG HERBERT L BAKER, CLU 300 LBT Milam Building Shreveport, Louisiana 71 101 318 222 8487 GRIGSBY OIL AND GAS I 108 Commercial National Bank Building Shreveport, Louisiana 71 101 BY APPOINTMENT PHONE 865 3549 JOE WATTS oxcoitm M9 in hair design snd hair grooming products The RAZOR’S EDGE 262 OCKLCY DRIVE SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA Compliments of Gwen and David Klotz Congratulations Gators! From The E. J. Boersig Family Advertising 373 THERMO KING Sales and Service lones Compliments of P.O. Box 538 Shreveport, La Planters Seed Company 204-206 Texas Street P.O. Box 1278 Shreveport, La. 71173 DRAUGHON BUSINESS COLLEGE BUSINESSMEN ' S ASSURANCE JOHN J. LONG, CLU Manager Dependable — Since 1891 — Phone: 222 5778 2620 Centenary Business Center, Suite 240 Fresh Dairy Products 221-5746 Shreveport, La 71 104 4 LI bd wards bt. In the Petroleum Tower Shreveport, La. 71 101 Phone:635-431 I Good Luck! From The Gator Supporters in Centerville, Alabama MRS. LEILA GRIFFIN LT. COL AND MRS. P. C. KELLY MRS. JOSAPHINE MARTIN MR. L. B. MARTIN Compliments JOHN DAVID CROW DR LUNG CO Advertising 375 THE HEIRLOOM Compliments Dot McCary Antique and Estate Jewelry 192 I Centenary Go Gators! rrison Gaye Pernici Sheri Smith Kelly Waite Anita Whitaker Compliments of FERN ' S FRAME SHOPPE Standing on the corner ACE BUILDING SERVICES CO., INC. Compliments of HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ox 3843 Shreveport, Louisiana 71103 (318) 868-3878 or (318) 687-1688 Complete Janitorial Service Free Estimates Industrial • Commercial • Residential 376 LOG Mancohar JAMES DEAL Area Engineer DRESSER MAGCOBAR DIVISION DRESSER INDUSTRIES, INC. P.O.Box 833 Minden, Louisiana 71055 Bus: 371 0728 Compliments of DRUMMOND ' S Shirley Wiley Co-Owner HOUSE OF (iz Szautij Saton PHOTOGRAPHY 533 Jordan Shreveport, Louisiana 533 E. Kings Highway 869 2766 Shreveport, Louisiana 378 LOG Advertising 379 GENE ALLEMAN RED RIVER MOTOR CO., INC. 221 Traffic Street, P.O. Box 5696 Bossier City, Louisiana 71010 Bus: 318 742 341 I — Res. 868 8690 Congratulations Seniors! immons GOOF ' S PANTS PLACE I 732 East 70th Street We don ' t want you to like us just for our money. GO GATORS! Dial Finance Prompt, courteous answers to questions about borrowing, names; no sales pitches. Address Phone 240 Benton Rd. 742 0141 Bossier City, La. Professional Real Estate Services EXECUTONE Sound and Intercom for Business — School — Church by ELECTRONICS SALES SERVICE CO., INC. Call Jim Graves i 5 51 78 635 9793 JAMES T. ADAMS Realtor u The James Taylor Adams Company P.O. Box 5537 5807 lone N 380 LOG SHREVE-CITY BAR-B-Q Phone 861 4796 1236 Shreveport-Barksdale Hwy. Shreveport, Louisiana 71104 Complete Catering Service FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 543 Ockley Drive Shreveport, Louisiana William E. Hull, Pastor Compliments of CLOTH WORLD 760 Shreveport-Barksdale Hwy. Phone 869-3431 2721 W. 70th St. at Mansfield Rd. Phone 687 1230 Compliments F. B. KING JACKSON-BRADDOCK TRAVEL, INC. P.O. Box 6043 6505 Line Ave. Telephone (318) 869-341 I Shreveport, Louisiana Advertising 381 DRIVE INNS WHATABURGER OF LOUISIANA, INC Shreveport 1606 North Market 8990 Mansfield 4010 Jewella 6301 Youree 2856 Hollywood Marshall 2010 Victory N 382 LOG rrt. • • ' n c3N tic. o ocucts JOHNNY ALEXANDER AREA MANAGER OILFIELD PRODUCTS GROUP DRESSER INDUSTRIES INC 1002 BECK BUILDING SHREVEPORT LA 71 TCI BUS 318-424-2611 RES. 318-865-5484 Wreyj-ord . Associates, Inc. CONSULTING ENGINEERS P. 0. Box 7911 • Shreveport, Louisiana 71107 Phone 318-221-8485 Compliments of Friend Glen Welsh, Realtor Two Thousand Fairfield WERNTZ ASSOCIATES, INC. CONSULTANTS ACTUARIES ADMINISTRATORS 7111 UNIVERSITY I RI K SHREVEPORT. LOUISIANA Advertising 383 £vu ' ’b ca Sc irluiu iustaurant ' Wm Sf-r-J.j U SfA WOOD 1900 Market Street Shreveport, Louisiana Phone 424 I 544 423 9512 Abe Ritman Owner Compliments of BANKC ) BUSINESS Item P. O. BOX 5603 SHREVEPORT. LOUISIANA DONALDSON DODGE. INC 2 I I Linwood Ave. Shreveport, Louisiana DODGE You Can Depend on It 624 8341 S 384 LOG BUILDERS SUPPLY CO., INC. In University Terrace and Jackson Square Foot of 3rd St. Off Marshall P.O. Box 295 Shreveport, Ph. 422 5721 La. 71 162 Compliments of THEG. L. RISINGER FAMILY (318 221-0688) Authorized Distributor ACME GLASS COMPANY, INC. Mirrors Windshield Picture Framing R ub Exel. Shower Doors Randy McCormick Manager P.O. Box 7606 Shreveport, 1060 Grimmet Dr. La. 71 107 BROKERS INSURANCE EXCHANGE P.O. Box 1818 Shreveport, Louisiana 71166 Ralph H. Skip Allor President Individual and Group Individual Retirement Accounts Income Protection Disability Life AD D Health Cancer CADDO BARBER COLLEGE Faye Tarver Chambers Director 221-9395 2519 Milam St. Shreveport, La. 71 103 jerUiia Aervingfine ccnhninirffare- Closed Sunday and Monday 6301 Line Ave. Shreveport, La. 71106 Advertising 385 121 Elegant rooms and suites. Relax by our pool. The Normandy Room for dining in the finest tradition. The Bar Escadrille featuring live entertainment. Convenient free parking. No charge for local phone calls. Banquet and meeting facilities available. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS 10 Minutes to Louisiana Downs Thoroughbred Race Track. 10 Minutes to Louisiana State Fair Grounds. Shreve Square — Shreveport’s entertainment center. 4 blocks to convention conlplex. 3 blocks to downtown shopping area Home of the American Rose Society. FREE IN-ROOM MOVIES MOTOR HOTEL of Shreveport 201 Lake St. (318) 222-7620 Shreveport, Louisiana 71101 Call Toll Free 1 800-323-1776 Located on Interstate 20 at Spring St. Exit. Crossroads of All Major Highways through Shreveport 386 LOG I 3s LANE B. JACKSON Mason Jackson Co. Food Brokers Established 1920 P.O. Box 1632 Shreveport, La. Ph. 222-2873 ain Shrevg High School Log Staff. Sales Repair Parts and Accessories Rentals SHREVE ISLAND BICYCLE CENTER I-10 Speed Racing and Touring — Adult 3 Wheeler Tandem Unicycles — Exercisers Sales and Repairs: 1306 Capt. Shreve Dr. 865-5251 Shreveport, Louisiana Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Welsh MADONA SALON OF BEAUTY 3006 Highland Ph. 221-8100 ABCO PETROLEUM CORPORATION 300 Benton Rd. Bossier City, La. Energy, Exploration, and Production Advertising 387 @ One Bell System. It Works. When you stop and think about your day-to day life, you probably spend more time com¬ municating — and being communicated with — than any other single activity. The textbooks you read, your teachers ' classroom presentations and, for that matter, all of education is really just communications. Add to that newspapers and magazines, radio and you write and we think you ' ll agree that communications is a big part of your life. And . . . don ' t forget the telephone. If you ' re at all like most students, you probably spend at least an hour each day communicating by telephone with your friends. Chances are, the telephones you use each day were made right here. The Shreveport Works makes over five million a year for South Central Bell and the other Bell System tele¬ phone companies. Bell Laboratories designs them. We build them. The Bell telephone com¬ panies install and keep them working. We ' re all part of a team — the Bell System team — working together to bring you and your friends the best in telephones and telephone serv¬ ice. Western Electric Advertising 189 390 LOG WE ' RE FANTASTIC, WE ARE GREAT, WE ' RE THE CLASS OF 1978! Mickey Olmstead Lisa Harbour Donnie Bamberg Gloria Puttefatt Cathy Harris nne Jeff Rassmusen Vanessa Salley Jerri Schach Sharon Hightower Cinde Hodges Lydia Jackscta Sarah Branton Brenda Brock. Cindy Cady Brian Caskey Cambri. Billy Kirkiki| Marcy Kolar Annette Le$ Stephanie Li Gloria Cook n Sumrrv :y Towns! laron Karen Judie Montelepre Terry Woodley Robert Wright Yolanda Moor Denise Nelson Julie Goodman Sandy Gunther Sharon Norrell 1 1 ' -gm 4 1 i M m f ■ ;r:: : ' j f J . 1 [ t ’• ' [ 1 1 a ■j ' ■ ' y, i 1 ' • r J£ 1 wl ■ e A , A . A Vv1 : i -Vv 4 “ r ; L ft , m N DTEj .v-,i Index to Advertisers ABCO Petroleum Corp.387 Abe ' s Sea Sirloin.384 Ace Building Services.376 Ace Rubber Stamp Co.367 Acme Brick Company.324 Acme Glass Company.385 Advertising. Specialties.386 Aetna Life Insurance.360 AFCO Metals, Inc.331 Akins Nursery.364 Alexander Alexander.355 Gene Alleman.380 Harry Allen Builder.318 Allied Specialties.318 Alloy Piping Products.329 American Bank and Trust.333 American Oxygen Company.320 American Plumbing Co.333 Analytical Logging.340 Anderson Family.322 Charles Arnold.346 The Artist Tree Beauty Salon .378 Astra Club.325 Ayers School of Business..352 Aysen ' s Tropical Fish.331 Herbert L. Baker, CLU.373 Doyle Baldrige.388 The W. E. Bancroft Family .364 Bank ' n Business.384 The Bank of Commerce.338 The Baskind Family.336 Bayou State Oil Corp.321 W. F. Beall Corp.347 Beaner ' s Grocery .338 Bierd-Poullan.342 Berg Mechanical.358 Bill Ford Realtor.369 Bill Hunter Florist.339 Blanco Oil Company.334 Boersig Family.373 The George C. Booras Family.337 Bossier Federal .369 Bouquet Florist .,.355 Boviard Supply Co.318 Breiphrupt Builders.321 Broadmoor BaptistOhurch...315 Broadmoor Drugstore.323 Broadmoor Garage.356 Brocato Real Estate.365 Brokers Insurance Exchange.385 Brookshires Food Store.,.321 Brunswick Southgate.334 Dr. S. D. Buford.. 334 Burkes Gallery Frame.339 Business Dynamics Inc.351 Business Men ' s Assurance.374 P l Butcher Associates.346 Caddo Abstract Title .315 Caddo Barber College.385 Caddo Coffee Cafe Supply.355 Cage, McGee, and Adams.355 Caney Conference Center.347 Centenary Florist .347 Centenary School of Church Careers.317 Centerville, Alabama.375 Chapman ' s Nursery.331 Chateau Motor Hotel.386 Cheerleaders.376 The Cireno Family.365 Citizens General.336 City Business Machines.345 Clarke ' s Jewelers.335 Clements Lincoln Mercury.335 Clinic Pharmacy.335 Cloth World. 381 Clutch and Drive Shaft Co.345 Cobb ' s Centenary Barbeque.345 Cobb ' s Shreve City Barbeque.381 Coca-Cola Bottling Co.349 Drs. Cosse and Zeffatter.367 Commercial National Bank.375 C.P.O. ' s. 330 Crystal Oil.371 Curly, Larry, and Moe.341 Custom Built Cabinet Supp.334 Jackson B. Davis.355 Davis Men ' s Store..318 W. J. Derrick Family.348 Desi ' s Tea Room.348 Dethloff, Hudson, McClure.328 Dial Finance.380 Dodies Frame Shop.339 Donaldson Dodge.384 Don Coleman Construction . 385 Don ' s Seafood.333 Draughton Business College.374 Dresser Magcobar. 377 Drum Crops.333 Drummond ' s Studio.378 Durham Builders .313 Earnest ' s Supper Club. 359 Earthreal Trade Co.329 R. E. Eatman .346 Elaine ' s Fashions.328 Ellis Millwork Inc.368 Ennis Financial Planning . 359 Equitable Life Insurance. 328 E.S.F. 384 Robert Evans.392 Executone.380 Falco.337 Farley ' s Glass Co.368 Farmers Seafood.359 Fern ' s Frame Shop.376 Fertittas .. 385 Field Enterprises.349 First Baptist Church .381 First Methodist Church.348 First National Bank.332 Fitzgerald Contractors.358 Flag Line.338 Fleming Pools.333 Flournoy Jewelers.365 Jean Fore Mortgages ....334 Foremost Dairies. 374 Forest Park.367 Advertising 393 Index to Fortune Oil and Sas.345 The Frame Makers.362 Frank Ford Insurance. 354 Freeman Harris Cafe.320 Freshman Ad.360 Furniture Rental Service.326 Gator Bait Club.379 Gator Boats.351 Gibson Construction.354 Gloria’s.355 Goodman Music Centers.346 Goof ' s Pants.380 Clyde Gorum .326 Granny ' s Attic.354 The Tom Grant Family.332 Graves Insulation Co.362 Griffith’s.361 Grigsby Oil and Gas.373 Dr. Haber ' s Office.361 Charles T. Hall and Sons.321 Hamner Homes.I.343 Harkey Realty.338 Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Harrison.376 Hart Lumber.372 Hawkins Painters and Decorators. 337 Hawn Locke and Associates.326 Hayes Flower Shop.356 Hayride Kitchen.315 Hearne ' s. 366 The Heirloom Antique Estate.376 Heller ' s Inc..353 Hemenway Home Furniture.327 Bill Henderson.313 Doris Henderson Realty.344 Charles R. Hennington.348 Herbert ' s Jewelers.313 Hi-Tower Specialties.319 Jack Hodges Family.364 Hodges Petroleum Inc. 344 Holland Kent Insurance.361 Holmes Pontiac.317 Home Federal Savings Loan.376 Hood Goldsberry.368 Horn Plumbing and Heating.372 Thomas E. Howard .337 Hullett Insurance Agency.368 Hy-Co Safety Light Co.362 Industrial Electronics.362 Interiors Inc.330 Iralene ' s School of Dance.325 Irish Pipe Coating.327 J A Drilling.323 Jackson-Braddock Travel .381 Lane B. Jackson.387 The Alphonse Jackson Family.325 James Taylor Adams.380 Jefferson Standard Life.360 Jesuit High School .377 John David Crow Drilling.375 Edwin Jones Insurance .366 The Jim Jones Family.353 Mark Jones and Terri Harrison.317 Jordan Booth ... , N .313 Advertisers Junior Ad.391 Jack H. Kaplan ..334 Kast Metals. 370 Key Club.355 Kilpatric Life Insurance.362 L. L. Kincade Jr.369 F. B. King.381 King ' s Truck Body Works.374 The Kirkikis Family.320 Gwen and David Klotz.373 Krock-O-Cheese.325 Kwick Kopy.365 L M Coins.356 Layflat Mops.366 Gregg Lea.352 Lee National Life.344 Henry Lee Company.356 Leone Electric Company. 346 Lewis Pharmacy. 329 Life Insurance Company of La.343 Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Lindsey..328 Louisiana Bank Trust.328 Louisiana Companies.351 Louisiana Paper Company.354 M. A. ' s Smoke House.347 M.H.and J. M.372 M.L. Bath.380 Madona Beauty Salon.387 Majorettes.318 Marcus Furniture.320 Marlin Exploration . ..367 Matthew ' s Trucking Co.339 McCary ' s Shreve City Jewelers.365 David McCary.358 McClamrock Machinery.351 T. R. McClellan.360 McDonald ' s.360 Medic Pharmacy.326 Midrex Corporation.322 Moore ' s Firestone.330 Paul Morgan Jr.358 Gerald W. Moss.322 Muntz Home Theater.388 Murrell ' s Grill .367 Musco Inc.343 Muslow Oil Industries.321 Mutual Benefit Life. 334 Nesib Nader.343 Nation Acoustics.324 T. Lloyd Naylor.352 The Nelson Family ...342 Diane Nelson.352 Felicia Nelson.366 Nichols Oil Gas .... . 354 Noel Memorial Methodist.370 O. K. Cleaners.330 Olin Corporation .356 Olive Corrosion Control.367 OscarOloyd Inc.314 P. B.S.362 Panos Sandwich Shop..335 Paramount Drilling.361 Pep Squad Officers.352 394 LOG Index to Advertisers John L. Pepper Family.365 Pernici Family.361 Keith D. Petersen Co.361 Pierrmont Exxon.338 Pinckley ' s Exxon.351 Planters Seed Company.374 Polly ' s Fashion Shoppe.347 Poodles Exclusive.315 Porters Cleaners . ..346 Performance Imports .338 Henry N. Princehouse, CLU.349 Prudential Life.369 Quad Drilling.318 Querbes Bourquin.369 Harold Quinn .347 The Raborn Family .316 Earl Raborn.336 The Razors Edge.373 Red Wing Shoe Store.323 Regan ' s.354 Riely Beaird.336 Richard ' s Machinery Supply.366 G. L. Risinger Family.385 River City Realty. 342 Dell Robinson Insurance .362 Rosenthall Company.368 Rountree Olds Cadillac.341 Rubensteins.321 St. Paul ' s Episcopal Church ..351 Salley Hughes Interiors.333 Charles Salley Family.339 Sawyer Drilling .331 Scott Pest Control.319 Security Production Division.351 Senior Ad .312 Shreve City Office Park.335 Shreve Frame Art Shop.372 Shreve Island Bike Center.387 Shreve Liquidators.369 Shreveport Alignment.318 Shreveport-Bossier New Car Dealers.330 Shreveport Plan Service.319 Shreveport Refrigeration.353 The Shreveport Times.352 Silver Blades Ice Palace.344 Dr. W. I. Simmons.380 The Wayne Simpson Family.324 Skaggs-Albertsons.360 Smith Office Machines.324 Smith-Petty Company.344 Smithwick Lures Inc. 370 Mrs. Waldo Snipes.386 Snow-Moore and Mansing. ....348 Chuck Snyder ' s Pharmacy. 348 Sooto Records.335 Sophomore Ad .363 Southern Maid Doughnuts 2.334 Southfield Gift.341 Southfield Service Center.370 Southwest Oil and Tool.386 Springlake 66.327 Len Steglich.356 Stephenson Floor Coverings.327 Strawn ' s.349 Stuart Business.370 Styron Engraving.332 Sunshine Health Foods.319 Superior Sheet Metal.359 Swaco . 383 Swepco.329 The Taylor Family.390 Thoroughbred Management.323 Tomahawk Restaurant. ..370 Tommy ' s Specialty Hardware.377 Tompkins Meats Provisions.327 Townson ' s Photography .316 Trane Company.338 Tri-State Oil Tool.350 Twin City Book Store.331 Clay Ulmer.315 U. S. Plywood.327 Ve Decora..360 Waddell Company.322 John Wagnon.380 Walter Hawkins Realty.314 Warren ' s Pierrmont Automotive.372 Washington National Life.313 The Jerry Webb Family .377 Weferlings.314 Mandell Weismann.352 Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Welsh .....387 Glenn Welsh — Realtor.383 Werntz Associates.383 Western Electric.389 Whataburger .. . 382 White Leopard . . ..313 The Wild Bunch. 316 The Hugh Williams Family .314 J. S. Williams Son.388 Norma Williamson . 390 Bill Willis. 322 Fred Wilson Drilling .388 Windam Woodwork. 354 WKM.319 Tom Wood Realty.364 Frank Woodley Realty .364 Worley Dunlop Realtors.344 Wreyford Associates.383 William C. Wright Company...341 Yarbrough Interior Designers.336 Yearwood Realty.336 Yokem Toyota.341 Youree Drive Texaco.314 Advertising 395 1977 PATRONS Dean Aiken Dr. and Mrs. J. Frank Alexander, David and Scott Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Allbritton, Linda, Bubba, and Amy Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Anderson Angie and Lynn The C. L. Apple Family Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Baker, and Bert The William E. Bancroft Family So Gators! Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Beach Dr. and Mrs. Oscar Berry The Bianca Family Mr. and Mrs. James C. Black Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Booras, Bobby, Pat, and Steven Tommy Booras Mr. and Mrs. William E. Boston Mr. and Mrs. Bob Booth Mr. and Mrs. James H. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. John Bransford and John The Parents of Brenda Saye Brock Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Brooks Sara ' s Grandmother — Virginia Buford L. G. Caskey Family Mr. and Mrs. George W. Casten Karen Caulk Chako Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Collins and Larry The J. W. Cook Family Kelly and Marianne Courtney Mr. and Mrs. Bill Crenshaw and Curtis A Friend Lynn, Jann, and Patricia Curtis Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Davis, Bo Mark, and Mike Holly DeFoy Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dillman Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Donner Cpt. Chuck Donner — USAF Larry Donner Dowden Springlake Exxon Margaretand Karen Downs Mr. and Mrs. Donald Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Evans, Bill and Craig Mrs. Forte, Debbie, and Jeff Dr. R. D. Franks Dr. and Mrs. Edgar Galloway Family Julia Galloway Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gary Gig ' Em Aggies — Texas — 10 ATM — 20 Gilda B. says Hi Georgia David E. Gleason Family Kim Godfrey Mr. and Mrs. Herman Goodman, Cindy and Julie Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Graves, Scott and Laura Greeks are the Greatest Mr. and Mrs. Grigsby and Diana Judge and Mrs. Pike Hall Jr. The Halquist Family Carol Harwell The Hellinghausen Family Hooper Holmes, Inc. Cdr. and Mrs. A. G. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Roy S. Hurley The,Hush Puppy Restaurant Angela Jackson Gloria P. Jaggers Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jarzebek Jay and Scott Elliott and Atwood Jeter Dr. and Mrs. Glen A. Johnson Michele Johnson and Cindy Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. William Johns, Robert, Wayne, Suzanne and Roger Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Joiner, Teri and Dick Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Jones, Linda, Bruce, and Charles Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jordan and Betsy 396 LOG 1977 PATRONS The Kahlden Family, Kathy, Lawrence, and Berry Lt. Col. and Mrs. James King and David Al and Cambria Kinnard Dr. Charles Knight Mr. Carolyn Kroner, Lisa and Julie Twyla Lee Mr. and Mrs. Guy LeGendre The W. F. Ligon Family Danny Lineback The Dick Lucky Family Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Lyons, Greg and Carole Stewart M. Madison Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Maffett and Randy Mary Ann Martin Dana Matthews Christi Mayo Susan McCary and Herschel Cobb Jr. Miss Cherolyn McCauley Mr. and Mrs. T. P. McClure The Karl McCoy Family Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Megison Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore, Clay and Melissa Man Moppert Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Mitchell Jr. Laurie and Sherrie Muslow Dr. and Mrs. Robert Palmer, Rusty and Nancy Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Pearce, Susie and Terry Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Pease, Woody, Clayton and Barry The Pernicies— Ricky, Scott, Gaye, and Pam Mrs. Charles W. Peters Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Philibert Mr. and Mrs. Jim Phillips Jr., Sandra and Cynthia Jack M. Pierce Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Powell Mr. and Mrs. Harry Puddephatt, Gloria, and Alicia Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reardon t Chris, Suzanne, Michael, and Matthew Col. and Mrs. Maurice D. Regan, Sharon and Marty Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Richardson and Susan Mr. and Mrs. John Roby Mrs. Beht Donner Rogers The Bernard Rosenfeld Family Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sherwin, Todd and Cassie Mrs. David Shively Mr. and Mrs. Don W. Sibley Mr. and Mrs. Pete Skamangas Bart Smith Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Smith, Sheri and Scott Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Smithey Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stewart Super Greek — Sr. ' 81 Allyson Teague Terriiii! Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Thomas and Marianne Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thompson, Brian and Dionne Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson Go Debaters! — Mr. and Mrs. James Thomson Mr. and Mrs. Abram Valore, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. B. S. VanOsdell Reggie Vaughn and The Youree Drive Junior High Band Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Vick Mr. and Mrs. Joe Waddell, Peggy and Keith Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Wainright Dr. and Mrs. Juan Watkins Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Wedgeworth Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Weinstein Joanne Weismann Shirley White Family Freida Wilkinson and Mark Mr. and Mrs. Glynn Williams, Glynn and Rob Dr. and Mrs. Lacy Williams Mr. and Mrs. Yates and Rhonda Craig Zimmerman Advertising 397 1977 Senior Class ACHEE, MARIE A — French Club — 2, 3; Choir — 2, 3; Pep Squad — 3. 4; Nacional Honor Society — 3, 4; 141,302 ADAIR, EUGENE T. — Science Club — 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 2; Soft- ball — 2; Spanish Club — 3, 4; 141 ADAMS, DENISE A. — Spanish Club — 2, 3, 4; Student Council Repre¬ sentative — 3; Pep Squad — 2. 3; Drum Corps — 4; National Honor Society — 3,4; 141,303 ADAMS, FAYE AGOLIA, RICHARD JR. — Junior Medical League — 2; Science Club — 4; Drama Club — 4; 98, 118, 141 ALEXANDER, GUS G. — German Club —4; 104, 141 ALLBRITTON, OBERLE C. — Key Club — 2, 3; Leo Club — 4; 141 ANDERSON, MARY C. — Student Council Senator — 2; Drama Club — 2, 3; French Club — 2; Girl’s Softball Team — 2; CODAC — 3; Pep Squad — 3, 4; Interact Sponsor — 3, 4; Drama Club — 3; Choir — 4; 92. 141, 302 ANGEL, ROY LESLIE ANTHONY,JULIE I. — Majorette — 3, 4; Corporal in Band — 3; Librarian in Band — 3; Sergeant in Band — 4; Social Chairman — 4; 141,250 ARTHUR III, HAROLD M. — Bas¬ ketball — 4; 141 ATKINS. GERALD L. — Baseball — 4; 141 ATKINS, JESSIE M. — ROTC — 2, 3. 4; Choir — 2, 3,4; 113 AUTRY, OBERLYN L. — Orchestra — 2; 4-H — 2, 3, 4; Black Studies — 3, 4; FHA — 3, 4; Pep Squad — 3; Student Council — 3; Bas¬ ketball — 3, 4; FBLA — 4; Choir — 4; 109, 141 BAILEY, LAWRENCE E. — Football — 2, 3, 4; FCA — 2, 3, 4; 141, 259 BAKER, HERBERT D. — Key Club — 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President of Freshman Class — 1; Tennis Team — 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club — 1; German Club — 2, 3, 4; FCA — 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 3; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Senator of Senior Class — 4; Computer Club — 4; 80, 94, 96, 104, 141,238 BANCROFT, PHILIP R — Latin Club — 2, 3; Key Club — 2, 3; National Honor Society — 3, 4; 141 BANKS, BONNIE R. — Band — 2; 4- H — 3; FHA — 3; ROTC Drill Team — 3; Sophisticated Ladies — 4; 113, 141 BASKIND, PATRICIA A — Student Council Representative — 2; Soft- ball Team — 2; Youth Group — 2. 3, 4; LOG Staff — 3, 4; Key Club Sponsor — 3, 4; Lieutenant in Pep Squad — 3; Homecoming Court — 3; CODAC — 3, 4; Cheerleader — 4; Quill and Scroll — 4; 95, 134, 135, 142, 240, 297. 364, 381 BATES, JACQUELINE L. — Choir — 1.4; 142 BATES. MAX — 112 BAYLOR. DARLENE — ROTC — 2, 3; CODAC — 3, 4; 121, 142 BEACH. DONNA L. — French Club — 2; DECA — 4; 119, 124. 142 BEAM III. ROBERT D. — Tennis Team — 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club — 2; Squadron Club — 4; 142 BELL. GREGORY W. — Drill Team — 2, 3; Special Forces — 2, 3; Color Guard — 2, 3; Spanish Club — 2, 3; Boys Sr. Class Vice-Presi¬ dent —4; 1, 59, 110, 113, 140, 142 BELL. ROBERT E. — 142 BELL. RODNEY W. — Football — 2. 3, 4; Basketball — 2, 3; Baseball — 2. 3; All District Baseball — 3; All City Baseball — 3; Leo Club — 2, 3. 4; FCA — 2, 3, 4; 142, 259, 261,266, 267,283, 284 BERNAT. LORI A. — Pep Squad — 3; Latin Club — 3; National Honor Society — 3, 4; CODAC — 3; French Club — 4; 142, 238 BIANC, BRIANA L. — Spanish Club — 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club Vice-Pres¬ ident — 3; Spanish Club President — 4; Drama Club — 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad — 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Thespian Society — 4; 143 BLAKE. BENETTA N. — 4-H — 2, 3; Spanish Club — 2; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Choir — 2, 3,4; FBLA —4;JML —4; 29, 59, 120, 122,143, 238 BLANCHARD. THERESA M. — Stu¬ dent Council — 1,2; French Club — 1, 2; Newspaper Staff — 2; Octagon Club — 4; History Club — 4; CODAC — 4; 86, 87, 143 BLISS, JAY M. — Spanish Club — 2; Football — 2, 3, 4; Drama Club — 2; FCA —2, 3, 4; 94, 143,259 BLOOMER. CHERYL — 111 BOERSIG, ERIC JOHN BOOGAERTS, LAURA A. — Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Football Ad Staff — 2, 3, 4; Manager Football Ad Staff — 4; Pep Squad — 3, 4; Drum Corps — 4; International Thes¬ pian Society — 3, 4; International Thespian Society Secretary — 4; FBLA — 4; Interact Sponsor — 4; 92, 130. 131, 143, 240. 242, 303 BOORAS, EVERLYN G. — Latin Club — 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 3, 4; Science Club Treasurer — 3; JML — 3; History Club — 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; CODAC — 3; Pep Squad — 3.4; Drum Corps — 4; Z-Club — 4; Yearbook — 4; FBLA — 4; 91, 105, 118, 122, 134, 137, 238. 303. 383 BORDELON. GREGORY BLAINE — Spanish Club President — 3 BOWMAN, SUZANNE — 125 BOUKINS, PATSY SUE BRADLEY, EDNA GRACE — Drama Club — 2; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Pep Squad — 3, 4; Drum Corps — 4; Foot¬ ball Ad Staff — 4; Astra Club — 4; 85. 130, 131, 143, 303 BRAZZEL, GREGORY ALAN — Interact — 4; DECA — 4; 143 BROOKS. MATTHEW — Football — 2, 3. 4; Drill Team — 2, 3, 4; Special Forces — 2, 3, 4; 59. 110, 113.144 BROUSSARD. ERROL JOHN BROWN. BEULAH — 144 BROWN. CASSANDRA D — Orchestra — 2, 3. 4; National Honor Society — 3; Astra — 4; DECA — 4; Black Studies — 4; 29,81, 109, 144, 184 BROWN, ELI JAH — 144 BROWN, KAREN LYNN — Span¬ ish Club — 1; 144 BROWN, KENNETH RAY BROWN. CATHEY NELL — 250 BROWN, MELVIN RAY — Track Team — 4; Spanish Club — 4; Honor Society — 4; 144 BRYANT, PATRICK YANCEY — Football — 1, 2, 3,4; 144 BRADFORD, GWENDOLYN SUE BUGGS, DAVID PERKINS — Black Studies — 2, 3, 4; Football — 3, 4; 38,61, 144 BURNS, SUSAN CAMILLE — Latin Club — 2, 3, 4; Latin Club Inter- club Council — 2; Science Club — 3, 4; History Club — 3, 4; Jun¬ ior Medical League — 3, 4; JML — President — 3; Band Flag Corps — 3, 4; Delegate to Girls’ State — 3; National Honor Soci¬ ety — 4; 105, 107, 118, 120, 144, 238, 243, 250 BUSEICK, STEPHEN JOHN — Base¬ ball — 2, 3, 4; Leo Club — 4; FCA —4; 144, 283 BUTLER. BARRY CREIGHTON — 144 BUTLER, GARY GRANT — Band — 1; Stage Band — 1; National Honor Society — 3, 4; 144, 238 BUTLER, LARRY ALAN — 144 CAMPBELL, ALEXANDRA SUSAN CANNON, JOHN BRYAN — Track — 1,4; French Club — 2, 3 CARDIN, MICHAEL DUANE — Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Leo Club — 1; Debate Club — 2; 119, 144, 259 CARROLL, BILLY WAYNE — 144 CARSON, WILLIAM STEPHEN — Football — 1; Baseball — 3, 4; 144 CARTER, CATHY R. — 4-H — 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H President — 4; FHA — 2, 3, 4; Student Council Repre¬ sentative — 2, 3, 4; FBLA — 4; Black Studies — 4; 29, 108, 109, 121,145 CARTER, JAMES — 145 CARTER, JOE TYLER — ROTC — 2, 3; Special Forces — 2, 3; Rifle Team — 2, 3, 4; Color Guard — 3; Drill Team — 3; Team Captain of A” Varsity Rifle Team; Presi¬ dent — Jr. National Rifle Associ¬ ation; Interclub Council — 4; Operations Off icer — 4; 110, 111, 116,145,245 CARTER. MARY VIRGINIA — FHA — 2; 4-H — 2, 3; Student Council — 3; Black Studies — 3, 4; CODAC — 3; Sophisticated Ladies Club — 4; 145 CARTHERN, JUDY — ROTC — 2, 3; FBLA —4. 122, 145 CASH, CAROLYN YVETTE — 108, 121,145 CASH, GARY DALE — Football — 2. 3, 4; Key Club — 2; Baseball — 3, 4; Track — 4; Leo Club — 4; 119, 145, 168, 259 CASTEN, THEODORE JOHN — Debate — 2; Varsity Baseball — 2,3,4; Football —2, 3,4; FCA— 2, 3. 4; Latin Club — 2, 3. 4; Key Club — 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 3, 4; Bell-Ringer Award — 3; Most Valuable Player Award in Base¬ ball — 3; National Forensic 398 LOG League — 2; Who’s Who — 4; 94. 105, 119, 145. 238. 259, 282, 283 CAULK, KAREN ANN — Spanish Club — 2, 3; Pep Squad — 3, 4; Drum Corps — 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; CODAC — 3; Ad Staff — 4; Astra Club — 4; 85, 130, 131, 145. 303 CAWTHORN, DEBRA ANN — Drama Club — 2; Pep Squad — 3, 4; Black Studies — 4; 109, 145, 302 CHAPMAN, CAROLINE VIR- GINIA — LOG Staff — 2, 3, 4; Editor of the LOG — 4; Interact Sponsor — 2, 3, 4; Drama Club — 2; Pep Squad — 3, 4; Head Jr. CPO — 3; CPO — 4; Quill and Scroll — 3, 4; Member of the Caddo Parish Student Advisory Committee — 3, 4; Chairman of the Caddo Parish Student Advi¬ sory Committee — 3, 4; Z-Club — 4; Louisiana Girls’ State Dele¬ gate — 4; CODAC — 4; 91, 92, 134, 135, 146, 240, 241, 243, 247, 301, 366, 380 CHILDRESS, ROBERT TIMOTHY — Debate Team — 2, 3, 4; National Forensic League — 2, 3, 4; Track Team — 2, 3; History Club —3, 4; 97, 146. 247 CHITTY, LESLIE STUART — ROTC — 3, 4; Best Drilled — 3; Special Forces Club — 3, 4; Var¬ sity B” Rifle Team — 3; Gator Rifle Team — 4; 106, 113, 115, 116,146 CLAIR, ROBERT IRWIN — Spanish Club —2; 146 CLARK. ICELLY RICHARD — 110, 113 CLARK, PATRICIA LEE — Drama Club — 2; DECA — 3, 4; 49, 125, 146 CLARK, ROSE MARY CLAY, DAVID EARL — Football — 3; 146 CLAYTON. PATRICIA ANN — 146 CLINTON, PERRY MARK — 146 COBB. ARTHUR CLYDE — Football — 2, 3; Basketball — 2, 3; Base¬ ball — 2, 3; Track — 2 COCHRAN, ROBERT STERLING — Science Club — 2; 146 COLGIN, BRADLEY GAYE — Foot¬ ball — 2, 3, 4; Key Club — 2, 3, 4; Track — 2, 3, 4; Nutria Club — 3, 4; 94, 119, 146, 259, 267, 290 COOPER, CHRISTI ANNETTE — 147 COREY, BARRY D. — 125, 147 CROW, SUSAN G. — Gator Rifle Team — 2, 3, 4; Gator Drill Team — 3, 4; 110, 112, 115, 117, 147 CROWDER, RITA C. — Debate — 2; Football Add Staff — 3, 4; Pep Squad —3,4; 130, 131, 147 CUMMINGS, LILLIE J. — 4-H Club — 3; CODAC — 3; Gator Drill Team — 3, 4; Gator Rifle Team — 3j 147 CURTIS, LYNN M. — Drama Club — 2, 3, 4; German Club — 2, 3, 4; Student Council Senator — 2; Stu¬ dent Council Representative — 3; Science Club — 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3. 4; Z-Club — 4; Junior Medical League — 4; Senior Class Treasurer — 4; 88, 91. 104, 118, 120, 140, 147 DALLAS, DONALD R. DANIEL, BOBBY J. DAUGHERTY. PATRICIA A. — Choir — 2; Distributive Educa¬ tion — 3; COE — 4; 122, 147 DAVIDSON, SUSAN E. — French Club — 2, 3; Pep Squad — 3, 4; CQDAC — 4; Octagon Club — 3, 4; Drama Club 4; Gator Bait — 3, 4; 68, 98, 147, 302 DAVIS, SUSAN A. — FBLA — 3, 4; Pep Squad — 3, 4; Drum Corps — 4; 122, 142, 303 DAWKINS, CYDNEY K. — FBLA — 4; 122, 147 DEFATTA. STEVEN KIRK — Leo Club —4; 147 DEFOY, HOLLY JO — Latin Club — President — 2, 4; Reporter — 3; Band — 2; Astra Club — 2, 3, 4; Astra Club Sr. Board Member — 4; ENTERPRISE — 3, 4; Editor- in-Chicf of ENTERPRISE — 4; FHA — 3; National Honor Soci¬ ety — 3, 4; Quill and Scroll — 3, 4; 84. 83, 103, 132, 133, 147, 238, 239, 240, 241 DEMERY, LINDA IRENE — 147 DENHOLLEM, ANN BECKER — Spanish Club — 2, 3; Z-Club — 3, 4; Pep Squad — 3, 4; CPO — 3; Pep Squad Admiral — 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Student Council Senator — 3; Bi-Racial Committee — 3; 91, 147, 162, 300 DIAMOND, JOHN WEBB — Span¬ ish Club — 2; Tennis Team — 2, 3, 4; Student Council Representa¬ tive — 2, 3; Leo Club — 4; 81, 147 D1LLMAN, CARL MATTHEW — Student Council — 2, 3, 4; Stu¬ dent Council Senator — 2, 3; Stu¬ dent Council President — 4; Interact — 2, 3, 4; Nutria Club — 3, 4; Louisiana Boys’ State Dele¬ gate — 4; Latin Club — 4; Avia¬ tion Club — 4; Second in Com¬ mand in Aviation Club — 4; 80, 83,92, 103, 106, 147, 238, 243 DIXON, M1CHEAL RAY — Basket¬ ball — 2; 147 DORNIER, JULIA MARIE — Con¬ cert and Marching Band — 2, 3, 4; Caddo-Bossier Honor Marching Band — 2; French Club — 3; His¬ tory Club — 3; Flag Corps Band Officer — 3, 4; Stage Band — 3; District Honor Band — 3, 4; Shreveport Youth Symphony — 3; National Honor Society — 3,4; Drama Club — 4; History Club — Treasurer — 4; 98, 107, 148, 242 1X3WDEN, KATHRY LEE — 148 DRIVER. BILLEI RICKS — Drama Club — 2, 3.4; Latin Club — 2, 3; National Honor Society — 3, 4; CODAC — 3, 4; Debate — 2, 3, 4; State Debate Champion — 2; Debate Team Vice-President — 4; Debate Team — 3, 4; 97, 105, 118, 148. 243, 247 EBARB. SHERRI LEA — FHA — 2; Pep Squad — 3; FBLA — 3, 4; COE —4; 122, 148 EDMONSON, LEE ANTHONY — 148 EDWARD, JANICE MARIE — 4-H — 1. 2, 3. 4; Choir — 1, 2; FHA — 4; Black Studies — 4; Cafeteria Worker; 108, 109. 121, 148 KLIE. LINDA ANN — 149 ELMORE, KATHY JO — Who’s Who — 4; 86, 98, 238, 246, 247 ERVIN. REGINA MARIA — 149 EVANS. JANET LYNN — French Club — 2; Spanish Club — 3, 4; Drama Club — 3. 4; Octagon — 3. 4; 77, 86, 98, 104, 105, 149, 163, 302.392 FALER. STEPHEN FRANK — Band — 2, 3; Golf Team — 2, 3. 4; Latin Club — 2, 3,4; 149, 292 FALEY. SCOTT McCARROL FAUSETT, ANITA ANN — FHA — 2, 3, 4; Office Worker — 3: Pep Squad — 4; FBLA — 4; 121, 122, 149,302 FLEMING. DONNA SUE — Class Favorite — 1 ; Homecoming Court — 1; Spanish Club — 1; 149 FLOOD, SUZANNE — Drama Club — 2; Girls Softball Team — 2; Interact Sponsor — 3; Pep Squad — 3,4; Leo Club — Sponsor — 4; 149 FLOWERS. DAVID CARL — Foot¬ ball — 2, 3, 4; Track — 2; FCA — 2,3,4; Leo Club — 2,3 FONT. DAVID BRYAN — Tennis Team — 3; 149 FOPPE, ROGER CRAIG — Basket¬ ball — l, 2, 3. 4; 149, 273, 276, 277 FORD, DEBORAH ANN FORD. GREGORY KAWANIS — Black Studies — 3; Vice-President Black Studies — 4; Senior Class President — 4; 140, 149 FREEMAN, KATHRYN DELORES — Pep Squad — 3, 4; Spanish Club —4; 76, 105, 150, 302 GARDNER. CYNTHIA ANN — Drama Club — 2; Office Worker — 2; Pep Squad — 3, 4; Octagon Club —3. 4; 86. 87, 150. 303 GARC1N, TOMMY RAY — 150 GATES, KAREN NANNETTE — DECA — 2, 3; FBLA — 4; 122, 150 GENTRY, KACEY LANE GEORGE, JOHN FISHER — Foot¬ ball — 2, 3. 4; Track — 2, 3, 4; Ineract Sophomore Officer — 2; Sophomore Favorite — 2; Interact — Sgt. at Arms — 3; Junior Favorite — 3; Interact — Presi¬ dent — 4; 92, 106, 119, 150, 164, 259, 260. 264, 265, 269, 288 GIGLIO, MICHAEL JOSEPH — JROTC Special Forces — 2, 3, 4; JROTC Sons of the American Revolution — 2; Science Club — 3, 4; ESF — 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Computer Club — 4, JROTC Superior Cadet — 3; JRTOC Special Forces Com¬ mander — 4; 110, 112, 115, 126, 150, 238.244 GIPSON, OPHELIA — 106 GILCREASE, ARTHUR — 110, 112 GILES. MICHAEL CARL — ROTC — 4; 113, 114, 150 GLEASON, ROBERT DAVID — Track Team — 3,4; 150 GOFF, JOHN MARSH — Latin Club — 1, 2, 3. 4; Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band II — 2, 3; History Club — 2, 3, 4; Tennis Team — 2; Science Club — 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3. 4; Stage Band I — 4; Band Officer — 4; 105, 118,150, 238 GOLDSHOLL, SCOT PHILIP — Drama Club — 2, 3, 4; Thespian Society — 2, 3, 4; French Club — 2, 3, 4; Treasurer of Drama Club — 3; President of Thespian Soci¬ ety; Alternate to Boys’ State — 4; Library Worker — 4; 54, 7 7 . 98, 150,238, 242 GOLDSTEIN, MARK THOMAS — Spanish Club — 1, 2. 3. 4; JML — 1; Drill Team — 1; Color Guard — 1, 2; Superior Cadet — 1. Drama Club — 2, 3, 4; Interna¬ tional Thespian Society — 2, 3. 4; Special Forces — 2. 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Treasurer International Thespian Society; 98.110,111,115,150,242,244 GOODWIN, JAMES MICHIEL — Band — 1; DE — 2; DECA — 3; Leo —4; 125 GORDON, ROMILDA CAROLEAN — Black Studies — 4; 109, 150 GORSULOWSKY. JAMES PAT¬ RICK — Rifle Team — 1; Foot¬ ball —2; 150 GRANT, CHARLES MICHEAL — 150 GRAVES, ANN MULLOY — Span¬ ish Club — 2; Tennis Team — 2; National Honor Society — 3. 4; CODAC — 3; Pep Squad — 3, 4; LOG Staff — 3, 4; Z Club — 3,4; Pep Squad CPO — 4; 91, 134, 135, 151.238. 301,383 GRAVES. SHARON LEE — Spanish Club — 2, 3; Pep Squad — 3, 4; CODAC — 3. 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; FBLA — 4; Octa¬ gon — 4; 86. 151, 156, 238, 240, 302 GREEN, THEODORA GREEN — Drama Club — 1; Orchestra — 2, 3; 4-H Club — 2, 3, 4; FHA — 2, 3. 4; Junior Class Treasurer — 3; Black Studies — 3, 4; Orchestra Reporter — 3; CODAC — 3;Jun- ior Prom Court — 3; Senator Stu¬ dent Council — 4; Pep Squad — 4; FBLA — 4; 4-H Club Vice President — 4; FHA Reporter — 4; COE — 4; 80, 108, 109, 121, 122, 151,238, 302 GRIFFITH. STEVEN DEAN — Band — 1, 2, 3. 4; Stage Band — 1, 2, 3; Band Officer — 3, 4; All District Band — 3, 4; 128, 151, 250 GRIFFINS. STEPHANIE ANN — Drill Team — 2, 3, 4; Color Guard — 2, 3, 4; Drill Team — Sponsor — 4; Special Forces — 3. 4; Sabor Guard — 4; 114, 151 GRIFFITH. WILLIAM MARK — Concert Band — 2, 3. 4; Stage Band I — 2. 3, 4; All-Ciry Stage Band — 2, 3; Marching Band — 2, 3. 4; 47, 129, 151 GUICE, ZBRA GHIRISE — Drama Club — 2; Junior Achievement — 3; Leo Club — 4; Octagon Club — 4; Student Council Representa¬ tive — 4; 86, 87, 151 GUIDEN, BRENDA JEAN — FHA — 4; FBLA — 4; 108, 121, 151 HA ACKER, JAMES ROBERT —All- City Stage Band — 2. 3; Band — 2, 3. 4. Band Officer — 2. 3; Con¬ cert Band — 2,3,4; Stage Band — 2. 3, 4; Marching — 2, 3, 4; All Star Stage Band — 3. 4; All-City Stage Band — 3; Governors Hon¬ ors Program in Music — 4; Dis¬ trict Honor Band — 4; 128, 151, 250 HALE. BRUCE ALAN HALL. SYLVESTER — Track — 3; Football — 3; 151,288, 290 HAMNER. JOHN ELGIN — Key Club —2. 3.4; 94, 106. 151 HAMPTON. DELORSIA ANN — 151 HANNON. CIRMON — 151 HARRELL. STEPHANIE — Tennis Team — 2, 3. 4; Z-Club — 2. 3, 4; French Club — 2. 3; Pep Squad — 3; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Cheerleader — 4; Key Club Spon¬ sor — 4; 91.95. 151.238. 297.392 HARRIS, CONNIE — 113 HARRIS. ISSAC HARRISON. MARK MALLOY — Tennis Team — 2. 3. 4; Key Club — 2, 3, 4; Key Club Jr. and Sr. Officer — 3, 4; 94, 248, 286 HARRISON, VALERIE LANE — Key Club Sponsor — 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Court — 2, 3; Class Favorite — 2; Student Council — 2, 3; French Club — 2, 3; Tennis Team — 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad — 3; CPO in Pep Squad — 3; CODAC — 3. 4; History Club — 4; Octa¬ gon Club — 4; 48, 95. 119, 152, 285,286 HARVILL. JACQUELINE LEA — Junior Achievement — 4; 152 HEACOCK. TERESA ELLEN — Latin Club — 2, 3; History Club — 2. 3; National Honor Society — 3, 4; French Club — 3; Library Worker —3,4; 54, 152,238 HEDGES, RUSSELL WAYNE — Tennis Team — 2, 3, 4; German Club —2. 3. 4; Key Club 2,3.4; Key Club Treasurer — 4; FCA — 2, 3, 4; Latin Club — 2; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Computer Club —4; 94, 126, 152, 238, 286 HELLINGHAUSSEN, DOUGLAS — Football — 2, 3, 4; FCA — 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club — 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; 152, 238, 259 HENDERSON. DARRALL ROB¬ ERT — Chess Club — 2; Brother¬ hood Member of Order of the Arrow — 2; Ecology Club — 2; National Honor Society — 3, 4; History Club — 3, 4; Spanish Club — 3, 4; ROTC Special Forces Team — 3, 4; Science Club President — 4; Special Forces Club Detachment Commander — 4; Interact Club — 4; FBLA — 4; 59, 92, 106, 107, 113, 115, 118, 122, 152,238. 245,246 HENDERSON, ZENOBIA — Band — 2, 3. 4; ROTC — 2, 3; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Sophisticated Ladies — 4; 109,152 HENRY, BEARL LEE — Football — 2, 3. 4; 42, 152, 259 HENRY. DIANNE HENRY. FREDDIE — 112, 114 HILLER. RANDALL LEE — Latin Club — 2, 3, 4; Key Club — 3, 4; Basketball and Baseball Statistic Manager — 3, 4; Football — 4; 152,259, 265,268 HOEFLINGER, MARY — 132, 133 HOLLAND. DAVID WILLIAM — Class Boys’ Vice-President — 2; Interact — 3, 4; Science — 3; Stu¬ dent Council Senator — 3, 4; Octagon Club Boys’ Vice-Presi¬ dent — 4; Drama Club — 4; Nominated for Optimist Award — 4; FBLA — 4; History Club — 4; History Club Inter-Club Coun¬ cil Members — 4; 80, 86, 92, 98. 99, 107, 122,153 HOLLINGSWORTH, JAMES CLAI¬ BORNE HOLLOWAY, STEVE M. — 153 HOLMES. MIGNONNE ELIZA¬ BETH—153 HOOPER. STEPHEN RANDAL— Tennis Team — 2, 3, 4; Track Team — 2; German Club — 2. 3, 4; FCA — 2, 3. 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Key Club — 3, 4; 43,94, 119, 153. 238, 286 HOWARP. DAVID — Choir — 4; 153 HOWARD. LINDA - ROTC - 2, 3; 153 HUDLOW, LISA ANN — 4-H — 2; 153 HUGHES, KELLY — Key Club — 2, 3. 4. Football — 2, 3, 4; CODAC — 3; National Honor Society — 3.4; 119, 153.238, 259 Senior Index 399 HYNES, CAROLYN ILES, JOHN L. — Interact Club — 2, 3, 4; Interact Club Vice-President — 4; Tennis Team — 2; LOG Staff — 2, 3, 4; Baseball — 3, 4; Quill and Scroll — 4; A1 E Gator — 4; 92, 134, 135. 153. 240, 297, 380 INGRAM, DENISE — FBLA — 4; Assistant Treasurer of Sophisti¬ cated Ladies Club — 4; Black Studies — 4; CODAC — 4; 109, 122.153 JACKSON, ALFRED JEROME — ROTC — 3, 4; 59, 113, 114, 153 JAGGERS. JILL ANN — Drama Club — 2; CODAC — 3; Pep Squad — 3, 4; Head Senior CPO — 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Quill and Scroll — 3, 4; Science Club — 3: LOG Staff — 3, 4; Associate Editor of LOG — 4; Student Council Representative — 3; French Club — 3, 4; Z-Club — 4; 91, 134, 135, 153, 238, 240, 241,301, 366 JENKS, STEVE JEWITT. BARBARA LYNN — FHA — 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 3; Spanish Club — 3; President of FHA — 3; 4-H Club — 3; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Secretary of Computer Program¬ ming Club — 4; Sophisticated Ladies Club — 4; 121, 126, 153, 238 JOHNSON, DONNA LEE — 124, 125 JOHNSON, GERALD MARTY — National Honor Society — 3, 4; Latin Club — 4; Leo Club — 4; 96, 105, 153 JOHNSON, LAURA ANN — 122, 153 JOHNSON, MARK STUART — Football — 2, 3, 4; Track — 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; 154, 238 JOHNSON, PAM J. — 110, 111 JOHNSON, STEPHANIE ROBIN — Band — 2, 3, 4; Band Corporal — Librarian — 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; FBLA — 4; 71, 122.154 JOINER, TERESA LYNN — Spanish Club — 3, 4; Pep Squad — 4; FBLA Treasurer — 4; Drama Club —4; 122, 154, 156, 302 JONES, ANGIE LYNN — Girls’ Vice-President — 2; Student Council Representative — 2, 3; Drama Club — 2; French Club — 2; Pep Squad — 3; CODAC — 3; Cheerleader — 4; Z-Club Member — 4; Key Club Sponsor — 4; 91, 95, 154.296, 297, 381 JONES. BRUCE PERKINS — Span¬ ish Club — 2, 3; FCA — 3; Drama Club — 3; Football Man¬ ager — 3, 4; Head Manager — 4; 154,259 JONES, EDWIN KELLY — Key Club — 2, 3, 4; President of Key Club — 4; Tennis Team — 2, 3, 4; FCA — 2; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Nutria Club — 3, 4; Louisiana Boys’ State Delegate — 4; Computer Club — 4; Navi¬ gator of Aviation Club — 4; 94, 106, 126, 154, 238, 243, 286 JONES. MARK LINDSAY — Base¬ ball — 2, 3; Tennis — 3; Track — 4; Leo Club — 4; 96, 154 KAPLAN. HOWARD BRUCE — Tennis Team — 2, 3, 4; German Club Treasurer, President — 2, 3, 4; Latin Club Sgt. at Arms — 2; National Honor Society — 3, 4; NHS Treasurer — 4; Computer Club — 4; 104, 126, 154, 169, 238, 239, 286 KAUSS, RANDALL JEROME — Leo Club — 4; Track — 4; 154 KEASLER, JO ANN — ROTC Rifle Team — 2; FBLA — 3, 4; Octa¬ gon Club — 3; COE — 4; Junior Achievement Treasurer — 4; 122, 154,247 KEMPS, CARLAISS DENISE — Choir — 4; 154 KENT, FRED ALAN — Football — 2; French Club — 2; Tennis Team — 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3,4; 154, 170,238, 286 KESSEE, SHERIDAN PATRICK — 259 KESTER, LAURA — 238 KIDD, JACQUELINE LEIGH — Ad Staff — 2, 3, 4; Ad Staff Manager — 3, 4; Spanish Club — 2, 3; His¬ tory Club — 3; Pep Squad — 3, 4; Astra Club — 3, 4; Astra Club President — 4; Quill and Scroll — 4; CPO —4; 84, 85, 130, 154,301 K1GHTLINGER, VANESSA LEA — Junior Classical League — 2, 3, 4; Junior Medical League — 4; Sci¬ ence Club — 3; Octagon Club — 4; 86, 105, 118, 120, 155 KIMBRELL, ALISA DANETTE — Drama Club — 2; National Honor Society — 3, 4; FBLA — 3; 238 KIMMELL, ALLEN R. — Football — 2; Stage Band — 2, 3; Concert Band — 2, 3, 4; Leo Club — 4; 71, 155 j. KINCADE, LEE ANN — Dram . Club — 2, 3; Pep Squad — 3, 4; Octagon Club — 3; National Honor Society — 3,4; FBLA — 4; Science Club — 4; History Club; 118, 122, 155, 302 KIRKIKIS, MELISSA STEPHANIE — Spanish Club — 2; Band — 2; Pep Squad Lieutenant — 3; Pep Squad Captain — 4; Z-Club — 3, 4; Z-Club Service Chairman — 4; Z-Club City Council 2nd Vice- President — 4; French Club — 3; CODAC — 3; Interact Sponsor — 4; National Honor Society Sec¬ retary — 4; Student Council Rep¬ resentative — 4; Who ’s Who — 4; 81,89,90,91,92, 155,239, 300 KIRTON. PATRICK SCOTT — Ger¬ man Club — 2, 3, 4; Interact Club — 3, 4; Drama Club — 3; Science Club — 3; 92, 155 KLOTZ, SAMUEL STEPHEN — Baseball — 2, 3, 4; Leo Club — 4; Spanish Club — 4; 155 LAMB, WALTER ROLLIN — 155 LAMPKIN, CHERYL VANESSA — 155 LASSEIGNE. CYNTHIA LOUISE LATTIER, ALVIN — 81, 259, 283 LINACRE, CYNTHIA ANN — Latin Club — 2, 3, 4; History Club — 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Octagon Club — 4; 86, 104, 155, 238 LEE. BEVERLY RUTH — Student Council — 2; FHA - 3, 4; Black Studies — 3, 4; 4-H — 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; 109, 155 LEE. JAMES —259 LEE. LARRY LEE. LIN DORA LEE. TWYLA PATRICE — FBLA — 2, 4; Class Secretary — 2, 3; Drama Club — 2; Spanish Club — 2; President of Top Teens — 3; Student Council Senator — 3; Homecoming Court — 3, 4; Z- Club — 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3. 4; Pep Squad — 3; Cheerleader — 4; Football Ad Staff Member — 4; Who’s Who — 4; 81, 91, 109. 122, 130, 131, 140, 155, 238, 252, 253, 254, 297, 381 LEGENDRE, STEVEN GUY LENARD, LLOYD EDGAR — 155 LEVINE. JODY FERN LEWIS. CATHERINE ANNE — French Club — 2, 3, 4; Drama Club — 2, 3, 4; History Club — 2, 3; Office Worker — 2; Pep Squad — 3. 4; Drum Corps — 4; CODAC — 3; National Honor Society — 3, 4; FBLA — 4; Octa¬ gon Club — 4; Thespian — 4; 101, 122, 155, 238, 303 LINACRE. CYNTHIA ANN — Latin Club — 2, 3, 4; History Club — 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Octagon Club —4; 86, 107, 118 LUCE, SONIA BETH — 4-H Club — 2, 3, 4; 4-H Club Secretary-Trea¬ surer — 3, 4; Latin Club — 2, 3, 4; Student Council Representative — 3; History Club — 4; Science — 4; 4-H Horse Club — 2, 3, 4; 105, V08, 118, 156, 163 LUCE, TANIA CAROL — 4-H Club — 2, 3, 4; 4-H Horse Club — 2, 3, 4; 156 LYONS, MATTHEW GREGGORY — Golf Team — 2, 3, 4; DE — 3; Leo Club —4; 156 MACFARLANE, FARLANE JOHN — Special Forces — 2; Civil Air Patrol — 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 4;156, 110, 112 MADDOX, SHELIA JANE — DECA — 3, 4; Pep Squad — 3; 125, 156 MAHONEY, TOMMIE RAY MALONE, VICKIE ELAINE — CODAC — 4; FBLA — 4; Black Studies —4; 109, 122, 156 MANDIGO, JAMES CALVIN — 156 MARCUS, SALLYE — German Club — 2,3; 156 MARROQUIN, CANDIDA LYNNE — DECA —4; 125, 156 MARSDEN, DEBRA FAYE — Pep Squad — 3, 4; Black Studies — 4; 109, 122, 156, 302 MARSHALL, JEFFREY ROBERT — German Club — 2 MARSHALL. JIMMY RAY — 157, 288, 289 MARTIN, MARY ANN — Pep Squad — 3, 4; Drum Corps — 4; FBLA — 4; 122, 157, 247, 303 MATTOX, HOMER JR. — ROTC — 2, 3, 4; Drill Team — 2, 3, 4; Spe¬ cial Forces — 2, 3, 4; Color Guard — 2, 3, 4; Track — 2, 3; Rifle Team — 3, 4; Black Studies — 4; Spanish Club — 4; 59, 110, 113, 114, 157,247, 288, 290, 303 MAYWEATHER, KATHLEEN McArthur, Debor ah — 157 McCABE, MARY ELIZABETH McCartney, Angela dale — Band — 3; National Honor Soci¬ ety—3,4; 157 McCALL. MARILYN KAYE — 157 McCLURE, CHARLES ALFRED — French Club — 2; Football — 2; Baseball — 4; Track — 4; 157 McCullough, matilda BROWN — French Club — 2, 3; French Club Secretary — 3; Drama Club — 2, 3, 4; Z-Club — 2, 3. 4; Z-Club Service Chairman — 3; Student Council Senator — 3; Student Council Treasurer — 4; Thespian — 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3,4; Pep Squad — 3,4; Drum Corps — 4; FBLA — 4; Optimist’s Award — 4; Miss Cap¬ tain Shreve — 4; 77, 81, 83, 91, 157,226, 227,238, 303, 392 400 LOG McDaniel, tammie teresa — Student Council Representative — 3; FBLA —4; 122, 157 McDAY, JEFFREY LYNN — Black Studies — 4; French Club — 4; FBLA —4; 109, 157, 160 McDermott, nancy ann — Spanish Club — 2, 3; Science Club — 2, 3, 4; Drama Club — 2; Volleyball Team — 2; History Club — 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Octagon Club — 3; JML — 3; Junior Achievement — 3, 4; Computer Club — 4; 105, 107,118, 120, 157 McDonald, hugh blake McLendon, sherrie jan — Band — 2, 3, 4; Band Twirlcr — 2, 3, 4; Octagon Club — 4; FBLA — 4; 86, 157 McMullen, Gwendolyn den- ISE — 157 McWilliams, flora Elizabeth — Rifle Team — 2, 3, 4; Usher Award — 2; Drill Team — 3, 4; Color Guard — 3, 4; Debate Team — 3; Homecoming Saber Guard — 3; Drama Club — 4; 157 MEEK, BRENDA MARIE — 157 MERKLEIN, PATRICIA ANN — Drama Club — 2, 3, 4; German Club — 2, 3, 4; German Club Vice-President — 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; French Club — 3; Science Club — 3; Stu¬ dent Council Representative — Alternate — 3; 104, 157, 238 MERRIWEATHER, CARLA — 158 MILAZZO, JANICE— 158 MILLER, GENE ALAN — Football — 2; Science Club — 4; Spanish Club —4; 82, 107, 122, 158 MILLER, MELINDA SUSAN — Girls’ Baseball — 2; Class Favor¬ ite — 3; Vice-President of Octa¬ gon Club — 3; Octagon Club President — 4; CODAC — 3, 4; Drama Club — 4; History Club Secretary — 4; Gator Bait Club — 4; Junior Achievement — 4; Homecoming Court — 4; 86, 98, 107, 158, 168,252,253,254 MILLER, MICHELLE MARIE MILLER, WILLIAM JOHN — 158 MIMS. ETHEL L. — Band — 2; 158 MIMS, REGINALD DWAYNE — Band — 2, 3, 4; Black Studies — 2, 3,4; District Band — 3; 158 MIRELES, LISA GWYN — Octagon Club — 3, 4; Drama Club — 3, 4; History Club — 3; Spanish Club — 3; National Honor Society — 3. 4; Pep Squad — 3, 4; Sr. CPO — 4; Astra Club — 4; 85, 86, 98, 158,238 MITCHELL, CONNIE RENEE — Student Council Representative — 2; FBLA — 4; Black Studies — 4; COE — 4; Junior Achievement Vice-President — 4; 109, 122 MOFFETT, MARY ELAINE MONTGOMERY, PERRY GREGG — Rifle Team — 2, 3, 4; Drill Team — 2, 3; Special Forces Club — 2, 3. 4; ROTC Officer — 4; 110,113,115, 116 MOORE, HARRY CLAYTON — Basketball Team — 2, 3, 4; Drama Club — 2; Key Club — 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3,4; President of Computer Club — 4; 126, 273,274,276, 277 MOORE, KEVIN—96 MOORE. PHYLLIS MARIE — ROTC — 2; Choir — 4 MOPPERT, JAN ALLISON — Debate Tournaments — 2, 3, 4; Thespians — 2, 3. 4; Spanish Club — 2; Drama Club — 2, 3, 4; PTA Speech Award — 2; Pep Squad — 3, 4; Jr. Pep Squad Officer — 3; Commander of Pep Squad — 4; CODAC — 3; Astra Club — 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Student Council Representative — 4; Vice-President of Thespian Society — 4; 81, 85, 98, 158, 238, 242,300 MORRIS, RICKEY DARRELL — ROTC — 2,3 MOSLEY, DONNIE RAY — Football — 2, 3, 4; Baseball Team — 2, 3, 4; FCA — 4; 259, 266, 268, 283, 284 MOSS, TIMOTHY REUBEN — Stage Band — 2, 3, 4; Marching Band — 2, 3, 4; Concert Band — 2, 3, 4; All-City Stage Band — 3 MUSLOW. KATHERINE BETTIE — Spanish Club — 2, 3; Astra Club — 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4 MUSLOW. LAURIE DEE — 2-Club — 3, 4; Secretary of Z-Club — 4; French Club — 3; Treasurer of Octagon Club — 3; Thespian — 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Pep Squad — 3, 4; LOG Staff — 4; Gator Bait — 3, 4; Drama — 3 NELSON, DENISE JOAN — Spanish Club — 2, 3; Pep Squad — 3; CODAC — 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; 159 NELSON, EDGAR WALLER — Teen Age Republicans — 2; ROTC Rifle Team, Special Forces, Drill Team, Color Guard — 2, 3, 4; ROTC Drill Com¬ mander — 3; ROTC Color Guard Commander — 3; JML — 3; Interact — 4; 110, 112, 115, 159, 244,302 NELSON, FELICIA ANN — French Club — 2, 3; Drama Club — 2, 3; National Honor Society — 3, 4; LOG Staff — 3, 4; Pep Squad — 3, 4; 134, 136, 159, 238, 240, 301, 383 NEWMAN, MONICA — 159 NEWTON. PAUL — 159 NICHOLS, DEANN JOHNSON — Band —2, 3; 125, 159 NUNSANT, EARL — 159 O’BARR, MARY LYNNE — Latin Club — 2; JML — 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Science Club — 3, 4; French Club — 3; 54, 118, 120, 159 OLIVE, MARK HILLMAN — 159 O’NEAL, KAREN — 159 O’NEAL, VERONICA — 159 OUZTS, KENNY ROSS — 160 OWEN, DONNA LYNN — Leo Club Sponsor — 3, 4; Nutria Sponsor — 3, 4; News Editor of ENTERPRISE — 4; FBLA — 4; Bi-Racial Committee — 4 OXENREITER, CHERYL LYNNE — Latin Club — 2, 3; JML — 2, 4; Band — 2; 160 PAIR. ADAM CLAIRBORN — Golf Team — 2, 3,4; 160 PARKER, BARBARA — 160 PARKER, CARLTON EMIL — Class President — 2; Black Studies — 3, 4; Student Council Senator — 3; 160 PATTERSON, SHERYLL LYNN — 112,160 PAYSON, STEVEN BOYD — Latin Club — 3,4; Drama Club — 3,4; Debate Team — 3, 4; History Club — 3; National Honor Soci¬ ety — 3. 4; 54, 97, 105, 118, 160, 247 PEARCE, JANET ANN — Latin Club — 2; Drama Club — 2; Pep Squad — 3, 4; ENTERPRISE Staff — 3, 4; Assistant Editor on ENTERPRISE — 4; 96, 106, 132, 133, 161,241,242 PENFIELD, GEORGE ROBERT — Gator A Rifle Team — 2, 3, 4; ROTC Special Forces Club — 2, 3,4; 106, 110, 112, 115, 116, 161 PENNYWELL, ADRIAN JON — 161.259 PENNYWELL. KENNETH BER- NARE — ROTC — 2, 3; Track Team — 3; Black Studies — 4; Football — 4; 109, 161 PEPPER. POLLY ELIZABETH — Astra Club — 2, 3, 4; Astra Club Soph. Board Member — 2; Astra Club Vice-President — 3; Spanish Club — 2, 3; Spanish Club Inter- Club Council — 3; CODAC — 3, 4; LOG Staff — 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Quill and Scroll — 3, 4; Student Council Representative — 4; Interact Sponsor — 4; Louisiana Girls’ State Delegate — 4; Pep Squad Lieutenant — 3, 4; Pep Squad Commander — 4; 81, 85, 92, 134, 136, 161,243, 300 PERNICI, GAYE EVELYN — Drama Club — 2; CODAC — 3, 4; Key Club — 3, 4; CPO in Pep Squad — 3; Cheerleader — 4; Home¬ coming Court — 4; Student Coun¬ cil Representative — 4; 95, 252, 253, 254, 296, 297, 381 PERNICI, JOSEPH THOMAS — Football — 2, 3, 4; Track — 2, 3, 4; 161 PERNICI, RICHARD D. — Football — 2, 3, 4; Track — 2, 3, 4; Key Club —2, 3,4; 119, 161,259, 288, 290 PERSLEY, BONITA — ROTC Drill Team, Color Guard — 2, 3; Spe¬ cial Forces — 4; Drill Team Com¬ mander — 4; Black Studies — 4; Sophisticated Ladies Club — 4; 110, 112, 114, 115, 161 PERSLEY, SHARON — 112, 115, 122, 161 PHILLIPS. BERNICE — 161 PHILLIPS, SANDRA KAYE — Drama Club — 2; FBLA — 2, 3, 4; ROTC — 2; Corresponding Secretary of Student Council — 3; Pep Squad — 3; Vice-President of Student Council — 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; COE — 4; Top Teens — 4; Who’s Who — 4; 83.49, 109, 130, 131, 161, 238 PHILLS, SAMMY RAY — 162 PICAZO, ALBERT C. — Football — 2. 3, 4; FCA — 2, 3, 4; German Club — 2, 3, 4; Student Council Representative — 2; National Honor Society — 3, 4; 64, 162, 238.259 PITTS. PAULA BETH — Spanish Club — 2;DECA— 4 PRICE, KELLY — 98, 162, 242 PRICE, TED CRAWFORD — Band — 2; French Club — 3; 125 PROCELL, ROBERT BENJAMIN — Baseball Team — 2; French Club — 4; 162,242 PUGH, DAVID CHARLES — Stu¬ dent Council Representative — 2; Choir — 2, 3, 4; 162 RABORN, NANCY ANN — Z-Club — 2, 3, 4; Vice-President of Z- Club — 3; President of Z-Club — 4; Spanish Club — 2; LOG Staff — 2, 3. 4; Assistant Editor of LOG — 4; Tennis Team — 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3,4; Quill and Scroll — 3, 4; Pep Squad Jr. Officer — 3; Sr. CPO — 4; 89, 97, 134. 135, 162, 240, 241,301, 366 RACHAL, STEVE — ROTC — 4; 112, 114. 162 RAGEN, KEN — 163 RAINGE, ODY RASCO, JACQUELANE TON- NETTE — Band — 2, 4; ROTC — 2; Spanish Club — 2; Junior Achievement — 2; Black Studies — 4; 109,63 RASMUSSEN, SIGRID ELISE — Interact Sponsor — 2, 3; Drama Club — 2; Student Council Rep¬ resentative — 3; Pep Squad — 3, 4; Sr. CPO — 4; CODAC — 3,4; Leo Club Sponsor — 4; Football Ad Staff — 4; 72, 163. 301 RATLEY. MARK ANDREW — Football — 2 REED. DAISY LEE REED, SHARON DENISE — Junior Achievement — 2 REGAN, SHARON DAWN — Drama Club — 2, 3, 4; Thespian Society — 2, 3, 4; French Club — 2, 3, 4; Debate Club — 2; National Forensic League — 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Octagon Club — 4; 86, 98, 101, 163 REINSCH, LUANN — CODAC — 3, 4; FBLA — 3. 4; Pep Squad — 3, 4; 163 REVELLS.JUDITH ANNE — 163 RICHARDSON, SERRA RICHARDSON, SUSAN RENEE — Office Worker — 2; Football Ad Staff — 2, 3, 4; Football Ad Staff Manager — 4; History Club — 3; Pep Squad — 3, 4; FBLA — 3, 4; 122, 130, 131, 163, 240, 302 RICHMOND, SHIRLEY — Volley¬ ball Team — 2; 4-H Club — 3, 4; CODAC — 3, 4; FHA — 4; Choir —4; 108, 163 RITMAN, RUTH SHELLEY — Pep Squad — 3, 4; FBLA — 3, 4; 122, 163 ROBERSON. LARRY — Baseball — 3,4; 163 ROBERSON, SARA — 163 ROBERTS, DEBRA ANN — National Honor Society — 3, 4; Pep Squad — 4; Black Studies — 4;109,122, 160, 163,302 ROBINS, JOPLIN LYNETTE — Black Studies — 4; 4-H Club — 4; FHA — 4; Student Council Rep¬ resentative — 4; 164 ROBINSON, KAREN ANN — 164 ROBY. WILLIAM BARNETT — Drama Club — 2, 3, 4; Tennis Team — 2, 3, 4; Key Club — 2, 3, 4; Vice-President of Key Club — 4; Science Club — 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Thespian Society — 4; Louisiana Boys’ State Delegate — 4; 94, 119, 164, 232, 236. 238, 243 ROGERS, MARK DAYTON — Ger¬ man Club — 2; Latin Club — 3; 164 ROSENFELD, NANCY IRENE — Spanish Club — 2; Z-Club — 3, 4; Jr. CPO in Pep Squad — 3; National Honor Society — 3, 4; 91. 164. 238 ROSS. JERRY WAYNE RUSSELL, DIANE SAMUELS, EDORA — 164 SAMUELS, ROSETTA — ROTC Drill Team — 3; 4-H Club — 4; FHA —4; 164 SANDERS. AMY — 164 SANDERS. AURIL— 164 SANDERSON, MARGARET RAE — 4-H Club — 2, 3, 4; Drama Club — 2, 3; 4-H Horse Club — 2; 164 SAWYER, MELODY ELAINE — Choir — 2; History Club — 3, 4; Octagon Club — 3. 4; Pep Squad — 3. 4; FBLA — 4; 86, 107, 122, 164, 302 SAXTON. MARIA EUGENIA — Choir — 2; Spanish Club — 3, 4; Concert Choir — 4 SAVAGE. SUE — 164 SAVELL, WILLIAM PAUL — 164 SCHMIDT. DAVE — 125. 165 SCHULTZ, MICHAEL ANDREW — Football — 2, 3, 4; Nutria Club — 3, 4; Key Club — 4; Computer Club — 4; 59. 94, 126, 158, 165, 259 SCOTT, SHARON LYNN — 4-H Club — 2. 3, 4; Choir — 2, 4; FHA — 2, 3, 4; Student Council Representative — 3, 4; Black Studies — 3, 4; CODAC — 3, 4; 29, 165 SHELBY. SHAWN M. — Band — 2, 3, 4; ROTC — 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Black Stud¬ ies — 4; Majorette in Band — 4; 109,165 SHERMAN. DENNIS — 165 SIMMONS, OPHELIA — Band — 2, 3 SINCLAIR. SCOTT CLANTON — Debate — 2, 3, 4; National Foren¬ sic League — 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club — 2; Interact Club — 2, 3, 4; Sr. Board Member in Interact Club — 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Vice-President of National Honor Society — 4; Louisiana Boys’ State Delegate — 4; Presi¬ dent of Debate Club — 4; Mr. Captain Shreve — 4; Who’s Who — 4; 92, 97, 105, 122, 165, 226, 227.247, 243 SINK, ERNEST ROY — Interact — 2, 3; DE — 4; 49, 119, 165 SMALL, FAYE BRENDA — ROTC — 2, 3, 4; Choir —2, 3,4; 113 SMALL.JOHN HENRY SMITH, CALVIN RAY SM ITH, JENNIE LANE — Tennis Team — 2; Student Council Rep¬ resentative — 3; 165 SMITH. SHERI AMELIA — Key- Club Sponsor — 2, 3, 4; Z-Club — 2, 3. 4; Jr. and Sr. Board Mem¬ ber — 3, 4; Homecoming Court — 2, 3, 4; Drama Club — 2, 3, 4; Jr. Officer in Pep Squad — 3; Thespian Society — 3, 4; CODAC — 3, 4; Cheerleader — 4; 89, 91, 95, 165, 252, 253, 254, 296, 297, 381 SMITH. TRACIE VERONICA — DE — 4; 165 SMITHEY, CHARLOTTE DENISE — Astra Club — 2,3,4; Jr. Board Member — 3; Treasurer of Astra Club — 4; Drama Club — 2; Spanish Club — 2, 3; Spanish Club Secretary — 3; CODAC — 3; Pep Squad — 3, 4; Drum Corps Co-Commander — 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Student Council Senator — 4; Senior Class Girls’ Vice-President — 4; Foot¬ ball Ad Staff — 4; 80, 84, 85, 130, 131. 140, 165, 238, 303 SNYDER. RONALD MARK — Football and Track Manager — 3, 4; 259 SNYDER. WILLIAM FRANCES — DE —3; 165 SPIELBERG. BARBARA JEAN — Vice-President of Drama Club — 2; ENTERPRISE Staff — 3; 165 ST. CLAIR, STEVEN RAY — 105, 165 STRUBLE. ALAN CHARLES — FCA — 3; Computer Club — 4; 166 STERBENZ. KEVIN ALAN — Senior Index 401 DECA — 4; 125, 165 STEVENS, CRISTIE — FBLA — 3, 4; President of FBLA — 4; DECA — 4; 122, 165 STICKMAN, OLA MAE STILL, PENNY KATHRYN — Pep Squad —4; 165 STORMENT, ROBERT WARREN — Student Council Representa¬ tive Alternate — 2; Spanish Club — 2, 4; Basketball Manager — 2, 3. 4; Baseball Team — 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; FBLA — 4; Science Club — 4; 106, 107, 117, 118, 122, 165, 238, 246 STROZIER, HARVETTA SIL- VARYA — JML — 2. 3. 4; Latin Club — 2, 3, 4; Member of Dis¬ tinguished High School Students — 3, 4; Junior Classical League — 4; Black Studies — 4; Science Club — 4; History Club — 4; 105, 107, 109, 120, 166 STRUBLE, ALAN CHARLES — 107, 122,126 SUKOL, JUDITH ANNE — Spanish Club — 3. 4; Vice-President of Spanish Club — 4; Drama Club — 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; 98, 104, 106, 166, 238 SUMMERS, CATHRYN ANN — Drama Club — 2; Spanish Club — 2; ENTERPRISE Staff — 3, 4; Feature Editor of ENTERPRISE — 4; Quill and Scroll — 3, 4; DECA President — 4; 124, 132, 133, 166, 240 SUMMERS. ELIZABETH ANN — 124, 125, 166 SUTTERFIELD, LEAH — 166 SWEENEY, SHARON EVE — French Club — 2, 3, 4; Drama Club — 2, 3, 4; Drama Club Sec¬ retary — 4; History Club — 2, 3; Treasurer of History Club — 3; Thespian Society — 3, 4; Z-Club — 3, 4; Treasurer of Z-Club — 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Pep Squad — 3, 4; Sr. CPO in Pep Squad — 4; Student Council Sena¬ tor — 4; 80, 89, 91, 98, 166, 238, 301 TALLEY. SHERRI ANN — National Honor Society — 3, 4; Pep Squad Sr. CPO — 4; French Club — 4; Astra Club — 4; 65. 85, 101, 166, 238, 301,303 TANNER, DAVID WAYNE — 166 TAYLOR, FRANK — 166 TAYLOR, JAN — Choir — 2; 54 TAYLOR, JULIA ELIZABETH — French Club — 2; Pep Squad — 3 TAYLOR, LAWRENCE STANTON — French Club — 3, 4; Science Club — 3, 4; Treasurer of Science Club — 4; National Honor Soci¬ ety — 3, 4; National Merit Semi- Finalists — 4; Computer Club Treasurer — 4; 81, 101. 118, 126, 166,238 TEAGUE, MARGARET ALLYSON — Spanish Club — 2, 3; History Club — 3; Latin Club — 3, 4; Latin Club Parliamentarian — 3; National Honor Sociery — 3, 4; 105, 122, 166, 238 TEEKELL, CHARLES H. TEFANKJIAN, MARGARET KAY — Pep Squad — 3,4; 166, 302 TEMPLETON, TERRI LINN — Spanish Club — 2; Band — 2; CODAC — 3; Astra Club — 3,4; Jr. CPO in Pep Squad — 3; Drum Corps Commander — 4; FBLA — 3, 4, FBLA Secretary — 4; National Honor Society — 4; Stu¬ dent Council Secretary — 4; 70, 83, 86, 122, 123, 166, 238, 303, 392 TEW. CLYDE A. — Interact — 2, 3, 4; Interact Secretary — 3; Interact Treasurer — 4; Golf Team — 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; 70.92, 166, 238, 291, 292 THIEMAN. KIMBERLY JO — Latin Club — 2, 4; Astra Club — 3, 4; Astra Club Secretary — 3; Student Council Representative — 3; CODAC — 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Pep Squad — 3, 4; 85, 166, 301 THOMAS, KENNY DEWAYNE — Football Team — 2, 3, 4; Student Council Representative — 3; Black Studies — 4; CODAC — 4; 166.259 THOMAS, SARAH — ROTC Drill Team — 2. 4; FHA — 4; 4-H Club —4; 108, 121, 167 THOMPSON. THOMAS WAYNE — Band — 2, 3, 4; Jr. Band Offi¬ cer — 3; President of Band — 4; National Honor Sociery — 3, 4; Stage Band — 3, 4; Interact Club — 4; Inter-Club Council — 4; 81, 92, 128. 167. 238 THORNTON. MARY BRABSON — Debate — 2, 3, 4; CODAC — 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; 96, 97. 167, 247 THRAILKILL, SUSAN ANNE — Latin Club — 2, 3, 4; Latin Club Treasurer — 3; Girls’ Softball Team — 3; Pep Squad — 3. 4; Drum Corps — 4; History Club — 3; 105, 167. 130, 131,303 THURSTON, MARK W — 167 TILBURY. LINDA SUE — 167 TILLMAN. SHIRLEY — 113, 167 TRAHAN. REBECCA MARIE — Drama Club — 2, 3, 4; Thespian Society — 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club — 3; Pep Squad — 3, 4; Jr. CPO — 3; National Honor Society — 3,4; 167. 238 TRAMMELL, CRAIG DELANE — Spanish Club — 2, 4; History Club — 2, 4; Louisiana Boys’ State Delegate — 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Track — 4; Science Club — 4; Black Studies — 4; 120. 167.238, 243 TRAVIS.JAMES MONROE TRAYLOR. TERRI SUE — Astra Club —2. 3. 4; 85. 101, 167 TRAVIS. JAMES MONROE — Golf Team — 2, 3, 4; Latin Club — 3, 4;167. 292 TURLEY. PAULA — 167 TURNER. DARLENE — 167 TURNER, TOMMY E. — ROTC Officers Club — 3; 106, 110, 112, 167 UNDERWOOD. MURPHY — 167, 273 VAN NOPPEN, JOHN — DECA — 3.4; 125 VAN OSDELL III. BENJAMIN S. — Spanish Club — 2, 3, 4; Track — 2; National Honor Society — 3,4; Interact — 3, 4; CODAC — 3, 4; Science Club — 3; Student Coun¬ cil — Senator — 4; 80, 82, 92, 167, 238 VANDERKUY. DAVID A. — Bas¬ ketball — 2, 3, 4; Captain of Bas¬ ketball Team — 4; Baseball — 2, 3. 4; Track — 2, 3, 4; Interact — 2; Drama Club — 2; FCA — 2, 3; Leo Club — 3, 4; 167, 273, 289 VELUIN, MIKE — 167 VUK HUE, DIEU — 167 WAINWRIGHT, DONNA M. — FBLA — 4; Leo Club Sponsor — 4; 122 WAINWRIGHT, LAURIN D. - Football — 2, 3.4; FCA — 2, 3, 4 WAITE, KELLY DAWNE — Spanish Club — 2; Pep Squad — 3; CODAC — 3. 4; Gator Bait Club — 3, 4; Student Council Repre¬ sentative — 3. 4; Cheerleader — 4; Astra Club — 4; Drama Club — 4; Homecoming Court — 4; Class Favorite — 4; 26, 81, 85. 98, 168. 296, 297. 381 WARD. DONNA L. — 125, 168 WARD, STEVEN B. — 168 WARREN, LLOYD E. — Debate Team — 2, 3; Key Club — 3, 4; Key Club Secretary — 3, 4; Ten¬ nis Team — 3; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Computer Club — 4; Nutria Club — 4; Presidential Classroom Representative — 3; 94, 126, 168,238 WARREN, WILLIAM H. — All Dis¬ trict Honor Band — 2; Caddo Kaleidcscope Music Program — 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Governor Honors Music Pro¬ gram — 3; All-State Music Pro¬ gram — 3. 4; Band Drum Major — 3; All District Music Program — 3, 4; Lt. Col. Band Officer — 4; Head Drum Major — 4; 47, 129, 168,259 WASHINGTON. KEITH — 168 WEISMAN, JO ANN — Spanish Club 2, 3; Pep Squad — 3, 4; Pep Squad Drum Corps — 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Student Council Senator — 4; Z-Club — 4; 65. 80, 88, 91, 168, 238, 303 WELLS, DONNIE E. WELLS. KATHRINE — ROTC — 2; 168 WEST. FLOYD L. — 110, 113, 114, 168 WEST. MICHEAL — Baseball — 2, 3; Football — 2, 3; 164 WESTERMAN. MARK T. — Foot¬ ball —2; 169 WESTOVER, PHILIP N. — Stage Band — 2. 3, 4; District Band — 2, 3; Kaleidoscope — 2, 3; Youth Orchestra — 2, 3; Oral Roberts University Outstanding Soloist — 3; All State Band — 4; Youth Symphony — 4; All District Band — Solo — 4; 128, 169, 238, 250 WHEELER, ALLISON E. — Drama Club — 2; Spanish Club — 2, 3; Pep Squad — 3, 4; CODAC — 3, 4; FBLA — 4; Octagon Club — 4; 86, 122. 163, 169, 302 WHITAKER, EARNEST — ROTC — 1,2, 3,4; 110, 113 WHITAKER, KENNITH — 169 WHITAKER. MAE ANITA — Drama Club — 2, 3. 4; 4-H Club — 2; FHA — 2; International Thespian Society — 2, 3, 4; Pep Squad — 3; National Honor Soci¬ ety — 3. 4; Louisiana Girls’ State — 3; State Superintendent at Girls’ State — 3; Cheerleader — 4; Black Studies — 4; Homecom¬ ing Queen — 4; Who’s Who — 4; 109, 122, 169, 238, 243, 252, 253, 254, 296, 297 WHITAKER, STILLS G. — ROTC — 2, 3, 4; Drill Team — 2, 3, 4; Special Forces — 2, 4; Spanish Club — 3, 4; Black Studies — 3, 4; Student Council — 4; 80, 109, 112. 114, 127, 169 WHITE, BARRY — 125, 169 WHITE, CHARLES R. WHITE, CHARLES W. — French Club — 2, 3; Chess Club — 2; Drama Club — 4; 69 WHITE, WILLIAM J.- 169 WILKINSON. MARK A. — Leo Club —2. 3.4; 170 WILLIAMS. AUBREY L. — 170 402 LOG WILLIAMS. BEVERLY — 170 WILLIAMS, CLYDEAN — Choir — 2; Black Studies — 4; 4-H Club — 4; 108, 109, 121, 122, 170 WILLIAMS, CRAIG T. — Band — 2, 3, 4; Latin Club — 2, 3, 4; Chess Club — 2; Junior Medical League — 2, 3; Stage Band — 3. 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Science Club — 4; 98, 107, 120, 128,238,250 WILLIAMS, CYNTHIA M. — An — 3; Drama Club — 3, 4; French Club — 3. 4; French Club Presi¬ dent — 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Pep Squad — 4; Junior Medical League — 4; 53, 68, 98. 120, 170, 302 WILLIAMS, DINA L. — Spanish Club — 2, 3; Astra Club — 3, 4; 67, 170 WILLIAMS, FLORA — 170 WILLIAMS. JAMES R. WILLIAMS, KAREN — 171 WILLIAMS. JOHN J. — Band — 2; ROTC — 3, 4; Football — 3. 4; Black Studies — 3. 4; Usher Award — 3; Marksman Award — 3; 101, 109, 112, 114, 171,250,259 • WILLIAMS, JR. JOHN T. — Band — 2. 3,4; 171 WILLIAMS, LARRY L. WILLIAMS, NANCY N. — Spanish Club — 2; National Honor Soci¬ ety — 3, 4; Z-Club — 3, 4; 91, 171,238 WILLIAMS, RUBY J. — ROTC — 2. 3; Student Council — 3; 171 WILLIAMS. VAN —283 WILLIAMS, SAMSON — 171 WILLIAMS, TERRI — 171 WILLIAMS. VANESSA K. — Band — 2, 3, 4; Stage Band — 2, 3, 4; FTA — 2; Office Worker — 2; JML—3,4; 171 WILSON, ARTHUR L. — Choir — 4; Band — 4; 171 WILSON, RICHARD M. — Student Council Senator — 2; Football — 2; Basketball — 2, 3; Tennis — 2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club — 2; National Honor Sociery — 3, 4; Science Club — 4; 119, 171, 238 WIMBERLY. WANDA S. WOMMACK, JOHN R. — Debate Club — 3; French Club — 3; Sci¬ ence Club — 3; History Club — 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Octagon Club — 4; National Forensic League — 3; 171,238 WOODRUFF. CHARLOTTE A. — Drama Club — 2, 3, 4; Thespian Society — 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society — 3, 4; High School Rodeo — 3; Student Council Rep¬ resentative— 4; 98, 171,242 WORSHAM, SUSAN E. — Science Club —2,4; 171 YEARLING, DOROTHY L — ROTC — 3; Marksmanship Medal — 3; Best Dressed Cadet — 3; Best Squad in Battalion — 3; 171 YOUNG, DONNA E. — ROTC — 3; FTA — 3; Drama Club — 4; Student Council Representative — 4 YOUNG, LARRY D. — ROTC — 3; 171 YOUNGBLOOD, CARL E. — 171 YOUNGBLOOD, KATHERINE E. — 171 ZIMMERMAN, BRAD W. — 171 ZIMMERMAN, CRAIG A. — Band — 2, 3; French Club — 2, 3, 4; Science Club — 2; History Club — 3; National Honor Society — 3,4; 101, 118, 171, 238 Underclass Index Adair, Frank Allen (11) — 100, 101, 173 Adams, Carol (10) — 105, 195 Adams, Charles R. (10) — 112, 271 Adams, Connie D. (11) — 173 Adams, Diane (11) — 108, 120, 173 Adams, Glenn A. (11) — 173 Adams, Jacqueline (10) — 173 Adams, Letitia (10) — 195 Adams, Lisa (9) — 217 Adams, Randal (10) — 195 Adams, Robert (10) — 112 Aiken, Dean (11) — 125, 173 Alexander, Angela (11) — 173 Alexander, Jimmy (11) — 173 Alford, Janice (11) — 173 Allen, Beverly (10) — 113, 195 Allen, Donald (11) — 173 Allen, Harry (11) —72, 173, 259, 273, 278, 283 Allen, James (10) — 105, 195 Anderson, Charles Ray (10) — 195 Anderson, Dexter (11) Anderson, Jake (9) — 217 Anderson, Larry (10) — 195 Anderson, Laura (10) — 195 Anderson, Nancy (11) — 105, 173 Anfinson, Douglas (11) — 173 Anthony, Craig (10) — 195 Antici, Nancy (9) — 217 Arthur, Gwendolyn (11) — 173 Atchley, Sandra (10) — 195 Atkins, Baronette (10) — 195 Atkinson, Cynthia (11) — 84, 85, 98, 173, 302 Atkinson, Sonna (10) — 86, 105, 195 Atkinson, Lisa (10) — 195 Aura, Michele (10) — 88, 105, 109, 195 Babers, Patrick (10) Baiano, Greg (11) — 96, 119,173, 179, 259, 316 Bailey, Joe (10) — 195 Batley, Rickey (10) Bailiffe, Walter (10) — 95, 195, 215, 271 Baker, Barry (11) — 128, 173, 250 Ballew, Cheryl (11) — 173 Bamburg, Donny (9) — 62, 92, 105, 173 Bamburg, Kathy (9) — 81, 216, 217, 235, 237,252,253, 255 Banks, Julie (11) — 173 Barber, Rebecca (10) — 193 Barfield, Karl (11) Barfield, Shelia (10) — 195 Barfield, Steven (10) Barnes, Pamela (11) — 173 Barnette, Kevin (10) — 35 Barr, William (11) — 173 Bates, Benjamin (10) — 112, 195 Bates, Christopher (9) — 217 Bates, Darrell (11) — 109, 173 Bates, Edmond (10) — 195 Bates, Leonardo (11) Battle, Michael (11) Baxter, Scott (11) — 101, 173 Baylor, Lenora (10) — 113, 114, 195 Baynham, Bailey (11) — 73, 173, 187 Beach, Brian (10) —92, 105, 195, 202 Beaner, Calvin (11) — 112 Beavers, Roderick (11) — 112, 115 Beckerdite, Lisa (10) — 195 Beckett, Jeb (10) — 195 Belchic, George (10) Bell, Anita (10) Bell, Anna Mac (10) — 113, 195 Bell, Carrie (10) Bell, David (11) — 173 Bell, Eddie (10) — 195 Bell, Luguam Craig (11) — 113, 114 Bell, Tracy (11) — 118, 128 Bennett, Richard (11) — 101, 173 Bernat, Judy (10) — 105, 195 Berry, Lianne (11) — 101, 173, 248, 285, 287, 302 Bianca Joel (11) — 128, 173, 250 Biondo, Salvatore (10) — 112, 195 Birmingham, Marion (10) Birmingham, Robert (10) — 195 Black, Calvin (11) Black, David (11) —96, 173 Black, Delores (10) — 195 Black, Joesphine (10) Black, Melinda (11) — 69, 80, 89, 174, 191,301 Blackman, Janice— 174 Blackshire, Alonzo (10) Blackwell, Shelton (10) — 29, 271 Blackwell, Suzanne — 98, 105,174 Blanchard, Charlotte (11) — 95, 174, 252,253,255,302 Bland, Leslie 9) — 217 Bloomer, Earl (10) — 196 Bolden, Sandra (10) — 196 Boniface, Nina (11) — 174 Boniface, Renee (9) — 217 Booner, Ken (10) — 259 Booker, Jill (9) — 217 Booras, Bobby (11) —95, 105, 174, 273, 278, 280, 283 Booras, Patrick (10) —95, 196 Booth, Scott (11) — 174 Boston, Carol (11) — 81, 82, 89, 174, 176, 287 Bowman, Eydie (10) — 196 Bowman, Michael (11) Boykins, Cornell (11) Boykins, Ginger (11) — 122, 174 Bozeman, Frederick (11) Brackon, Sharon (9) — 81, 217 Bradford, Belinda (10) — 112, 114, 196 Bradford, Emmett (10) Brammer, Claude (10) — 196 Bransford, John (11) — 174, 292 Brantley, Hollis Ann (11) — 101, 174 Branton, Sarah (11) — 122, 174, 302 Brazzel, Gregg (11) — 125 Bresch, Dana (10) Brice, Curtis (10) — 196 Brinkley, Nancy (10) — 110, 112, 115, 117, 196 Brisco, Leonard (10) Brisco, Tammy (10) — 122, 196 Bristo, Donna (10) Britton, Michael (11) Broadway, Jerry (10) Broadway, Robert (11) Brock, Barbara (11) Brock, Brenda (11) — 85, 92, 98, 174, 252,253,255,301 Brokenberry, Betty (11) — 174 Brokenberry, Constanc (9) — 217 Brokenberry, Lisa (10) — 196 Brokenberry, Ray (10) Brokenberry, Tilford (11) Brooks, David (10) Brooks, Jay (10) Broussard, Flccia (11) — 120, 174 Brown, Angclia (11) — 174 Brown, Auritte (11) — 174 Brown, Carl (10) — 196 Brown, Catherine (11) — 129, 174 Brown, Cynthia (10) — 196 Brown, Debra (11) Brown, Elbert (10) — 196 Brown, Frank (10) Brown, Gregory (10) Brown, John (10) — 112 Brown, Lisa (11) — 174 Brown, Mark (10) — 113, 196,271 Brown, Mary (11) — 174 Brown, Michael (10) Brown, Nelson (10) Brown, Randall (9) — 217 Brown, Ronald (11) — 119, 175 Brown, Ronnie (9) — 113, 259 Brown, Rosalyn (10) — 98, 196 Brown, Sharon (9) — 217 Brubaker , Erick (11) — 115, 116, 175 Bryant, Perry (10) — 196 Buckingham, Donnie (10) — 196 Buckingham, Ronnie (10) — 196 Buckner, Thomas (10) — 105, 112, 115, 117, 196, 271 Buford, Melissa (11) — 89, 98, 104, 175, 250 Buford, Sara (10) — 98, 101, 136, 137, 196, 383 Buker, Katheryn (10) Burkett, Janiene (9) —217 Burks, Barney (11) — 175 Burns, Gretchen (19) — 1% Burns, Jeffrey (11) — 175 Burris, George (10) — 197 Burt, Lynda (11) — 175 Burton, Pamela (9) — 217 Buseick, Margaret (1,0) — 197 Busey, Janet (10) — 197 Bush, Charles (11) — 175 Bush, Rosie (11) Busher, Sandra (9) Butler, Ben (9) — 95, 105, 217, 221 Butler, James (10) — 113, 115, 197 Butterfield, Valerie (9) — 81, 216, 217, 222 Butts, Chris (10) Bynam, Hays — 113, 115, 175 Bynum, Wayne (11) — 115 Byrd, Edwin (9) — 217 Byrd, Walter (11) Cady, Cynthia (11) — 98, 101,175 Caffery, Kent (10) — 197 Caffery, Terry — 175 Cage, Floyd (11) Cain, Anthony (11) — 197 Cameron, Cynthia (10) — 101, 107, 197, 213 Camp, Douglas (11) — 104, 128, 175,250 Campbell, Colin (9) — 217 Campbell, Dennis (10) — 197 Campbell, Russell (10) — 104, 113, 115, 117, 197 Cannon, Peter (11) — 175 Carey, Charles (10) — 197, 271 Carlton, John (11) — 92, 175,292, 293 Carmack, Shirley (9) — 217 Carpenter, Michcal (10) — 197 Carr, Mark (11) Carroll, Brenda (11) — 175 Carson, Belinda (11) — 176 Carson, Belinda (11) Casey, Benita (11) —98, 122, 176 Cash, Todd (11) — 132, 176 Caskey, Brian Thomas (11) —92, 128, 176,250 Cassidy, John (10) — 132 Cassidy, Terri Lynn (10) — 197 Cates, Constance Eliz (10) — 86, 197, 200 Cathron, Joyce Ann (10) — 197 Caulk, Colleen Lynn (10) — 197 Cave, Tracey (10) — 197 Chadwick, Raymond (11) Childress, Paul (11) —92, 134, 135, 176, 240 Cireno, Lisa (10) —98, 104, 105, 134, 137, 194, 197, 373 Underclassmen Index 403 Clanton, Daniel Lloyd (9) — 217 Clark. Andra (11) Clark, Charles Edward (10) — 112, 197 Clark, Christopher (10) Clark, Janet (9) Clark, John David (11) — 176, 271 Clark, Kenneth (9) — 112, 217 Clark, Mark Anthony (10) — 112, 114, 197 Clark, Phillip Wayne (11) Clarke, Richard Allen (10) — 197, 271 Clay, John (10) — 198, 271 Clayton, Victor Wayne (10) — 198 Clements. Chris Alan (11) — 176 Clements. Kelly Jane (11) — 217 Clements, Michael (10) — 198 Clifton, Larry Blain (11) Clinton, Dennis (11) — 176 Cloyd. Edward (9) — 80, 217, 219 Cluck, Earl (9) — 217 Coddington, Jay Shawn (11) — 176, 198 Coe, Kerry Gene (11) — 176 Coe. Terry Dean (11) — 54, 105, 120, 176 Cole, Sandra (10) — 198 Coleman, Sonia (11) — 176 Coleman, Wondria (9) — 217 Collins, Christene (11) Collins, Jimmie (10) — 198 Collins. Mark Alan (10) Collins, Larry (11) — 176 Collins, Stephen (11) — 283, 316 Collins, Steven M. (9) Colvin, Mary Francis (10) — 198 Cone. Sharon (11) — 176 Conerly, Debra (11) — 109, 176 Conrad, Kirk Wayne (10) — 198 Cook, Gloria Denise (11) — 132, 133, 176 Cook, Rebecca (11) — 89, 134, 136, 176, 240, 301, 390 Cooper, Carlos (11) — 81, 108, 109, 121 Cooper, Vivica (11) — 109, 176, 302 Corey, Barbara Lynn (9) — 217 Corn, Loretta Jean (10) — 198 Cornelius, Belinda (10) — 105, 198, 213 Cosse, Tina — 105 Cornelius, Joan — 198 Costello. Cory Craig (10) — 96, 198 Costello, Kristi Ann (9) — 217 Costello, William (11) — 96, 105, 177, 184, 282, 283, 284 Cotter. Lauren (10) —90, 105, 198, 285, 287 Cowen, Neal Dowler (10) — 198 Cowin, Allen Dean (10) Cowin, Maralyn Dianne (11) — 177 Cox, Jon David (10) — 198 Dox, Susan Angela (10) — 98, 198 Craft, Davia — 293 Crenshaw, William (10) — 95, 198, 278, 279 Crittendon, Kelley (11) — 177 Crosswell, Kennedy (11) Crump, Mary (10) — 121, 194, 199 Cullick, Norma (10) — 98, 99, 104, 199. 242 Cullick, Stephanie (10) — 177 Cummings, Connie (11) — 112, 114, 115, 177 Cummings, Lily — 112, 177 Cunningham, Nancy (11) — 28, 29, 54, 177, 302 Cunningham, Sally Jo (10) — 105, 113, 117, 199 Currie, Garth Douglas (10) — 199 Curtis, Jann Angele (10) — 54,80, 98, 199, 207 Curtis, Patricia Ann (9) — 98, 217 Dager.John Robert (10) — 199 Dallas, Jimmy (10) Darby, Kim (10) — 199 Darwin, Joseph (10) — 199 Davenport, Charles (10) Davenport, Debra (11) — 177 Davenport, James (10) Davis, Caryn Diane (11) — 85, 105, 131, 130 Davis, Darrell Max (11) —92, 128, 177 Davis, Ella Lee (10) — 199 Davis, James (10) — 271 Davis, Joe (10) Davis, Linda (11) — 105, 107, 109, 112, 128, 117,250 Davis, Malcolm (11) — 259, 263, 288, 289 Davis, Micheal (10) — 117 Davis, Nancy (11) — 92,117, 302 Davis, Pamela Jane (10) — 84, 104, 105, 199 Davis, Randall Ivan (10) — 200 Davis, Teresa Lynn (9) Deal. Dede (10) —98, 101, 134, 137, 200, 380, 383 Dean, Brenda (10) — 200 Debacker, Elizabeth (9) — 217 Debacker, Cathleen (11) — 177 Debouse, Thomas (10) — 271 Defatta, Mark E. (10) — 75, 200, 278 Dehan, Maude (11) — 37 Demery, Elderia (11) — 177 Demery, Kenneth Ray (13) Demery, Sherman (11) Demins, Charles — 112 Denning, Steven D. (10) Demoss, Kevin (11) — 117 Derrick, Cara (10) —98, 101, 134, 137, 200 Devenney, Kelly (11) — 177 Dewett, Ronnie (11) — 47, 129, 177, 250 Dewhart, Victor (10) Dickinson, Robin (10) — 86, 87, 200 Dille. Marcia (10) — 105, 200 Dixon, Beverly (11) — 177 Dixon, Nita (10) — 200 Donner, Bitry (11) — 89, 134, 136, 177, 233,236, 240, 301,383, 390 ' Dornier, Joseph (9) — 218, 293 Douglas, Patricia (10) — 200 Dowden, Robin (9) — 218 Dowden, Roxanne (10) — 200 Downs, Karen (11) — 25, 83, 84, 85, 98, 177 Doyle, Scotty (10) — 200 Dubpis, Jerry (9) — 218 Dubroc, Tammy (11) — 125, 178 Ducharmc, Mary (11) — 178 Duncan, Carole (11) — 121, 178 Dunnigan, Margaret (10) — 105, 200 Dyar, Tommy — 178 Edwards, Anna (10) — 200 Edwards, Bridges (11) Edwards, Carolyn (11) — 178 Edwards, Cynthia (10) — 200 Edwards, Janice— 178 Edwards, Margaret (10) — 178 Edwards, Micheal (10) — 200 Edwards, Patricia (9) — 112, 114 Edwards, Patricia D. (10) — 178, 218 Eld red, Mary (11) — 178 Eldred, Raymond (10) Elie, Cassie (11) Ellis, Bridgettc (11) — 113, 115, 178 Ellis, Carolyn (9) — 218 Ellis, Robert (11) — 178 Ellis, Scott (10) — 200 Ellis, William (10) — 200 Elmore, Lisa (11) — 98, 178 Ely, Donald (9) — 218 Ennis, Nancy (11) Ennis, Wendy (10) — 29, 104, 200 Falgoust, Deborah (10) — 200 Faour, Danette (10) — 200, 234, 237, 287 Farley, Mark (10) — 101, 201 Farris, Cathy (10) — 178 Ferguson, Sharon (11) —98, 130, 131, 178, 301 Finister, Glenn (11) Finuf, Tracy (9) — 218 Fitch, Deborah (10) — 29, 98, 201 Fleming. Melvin (10) Fleming, Rhonda (11) Floyd, Teri (9) — 218 Flowers, David (11) — 178, 259 Ford, James (10) — 201 Ford, Juanita — 178 Ford, Monica (11) — 80, 109, 178, 252, 253, 255 Ford. Rebecca (10) — 104, 201 Forte, Deborah L. (11) — 81, 179, 302 Foster, Charles E. (10) — 101, 201,211 Foster, Karen E. (11) — 98, 95. 172, 179, 302 Fox, Jill M. (10) — 201 Francis, Kathy J. (11) Frank, Marie E. (11) — 179 Franklin, Harold V. (11) — 61, 179 Frederick, Patrick (10) — 201 Fredrick, Latonia— 179 Fredrick, Mozetta M. (11) — 179 Fredrick, Percy (11) Freeman, John A. (10) — 201 Friend, Sharon E. (11) — 179 Fritz, Corinda A. (10) — 86, 98, 201 Fuller, Edward — 114 Fuller, Michell R. (11) — 81, 179 Fuller, Paul A. (11) Fuller, Steve (10) — 105 Gahn, Lizbeth M. (9) — 218 Gaiennie, Louis P. (11) — 179 Gaiennie, Thomas A. (10) — 281 Gaines, Emily — 54 Gaines, Thomas A. (10) — 201 Gaines, Willian F. (11) — 179 Galloway, Lillian J. (10) — 105, 201, 248, 287 Gamble, Linda S. (11) — 104, 179, 302 Garcin, Linda G. (10) — 201 Gardner, Jerry (11) — 179 Garner, Maxine (10) — 20 1 Garner, Roosevelt S. (10) Garrett, Donald D. (11) — 132, 133, 179, 240, 283 Gary, Michael D. (11) — 92, 134, 135, 179 Gentry, Leah M. (11) — 179 Gilbert, Ricky (11) —65, 179 Giles, Sandra (10) — 201 Gillespie, James M. (11) Gillyard, Archie L. (10) Gilpin, Kert M. (11) — 179, 286 Gilpin, Luke (10) — 105, 196, 201 Glass, Denise Y. (11) — 125, 179 Go, Lisa (9) — 218 Godgrey, Colin E. (11) — 179, 292 Goff, William K. (11) — 101, 179 Goines, Jesse H. (11) — 288, 289 Goldsholl, Michael (10) — 86, 98, 201 Goodman, Julie (11) — 80, 83, 101, 180, 302 Goodwin, Danny W. (11) — 42, 180, 271, 316 Gore, Winniw (10) — 201 Gorsulowsky, Timothy (10) — 112, 201 Graham, Bennie R. (11) — 113, 180, 201 Graves, Frank S. (11) — 52, 60, 95, 118, 119, 180, 271 Gray, James K. (10) — 201 Greaves, Kevin L. (10) — 201, 209 Green, Scott H. (9) — 98, 218 Green, Shirley M. (11) — 110, 113, 114, 115, 181 Greggs, Zebeed (9) — 218 Greve, Kevin W. (11) — 180 Griffin, Daniel R. (11) — 112, 180 404 LOG Griffin, Lorette (10) — 108, 201 Griffins, Stephanie— 180, 113 Griffith, Susan A. (10) — 201 Grigsby, Diana L. (10) — 70, 98, 201 Grissom, Traci C. (10) — 201 Guiden, Charles R. (10) — 201 Guilliard, Eura D. (11) — 180 Guiton, Anthony T. (11) — 180 Gullion, Rory E. (10) — 201 Gullo, Michael A. (9) — 218 Gullo, Richard D. (11) Gunther, Sharyn M. (10) — 86, 105, 201 Gunther, Sandra Lee (11) — 180 Haacker, Christian E. (10) — 201 Haag, Karen D. (10) — 202 Haden, Elard L. (10) — 82, 105, 202 Hall, Calvin W. (9) —218 Hall, David B. (11) — 180 Hall, Tami E. (10) — 202 Hall, Zeboee (10) Hallet, Walter C. (10) — 105, 202 Halley, Brenda — 180 Halley, Robin — 180 Hallquist, Carol E. (10) — 128, 202, 250 Halstrom, Robert M. (10) — 202 Ham, Jay T. (11) — 81, 105, 106, 111, 114, 180 Ham,Jeralyn R. (10) — 202 Hamilton, Jimmy (11) Hamilton, Nancy J. (10) Hammett, Craig M. (10) — 202 Hamner, Mark D. (11) — 81,95, 118, 180 Hampton, Albert E. (11) Hampton, Alice L. (10) — 202 Hancock, Gwendolyn (10) — 202 Hancock, Paul D. (11) — 180 Hancock, Thetis E. (11) Hanna, Cindy M. (11) — 180 Hannon, Maureen (11) — 180 Hannon, Ricky (10) Hanson, Vicki E. (10) — 202 Harbour, Lisa A. (11) — 98, 180, 242 Hardy, Robert L. (10) — 202 Harper, Cecil (10) — 202, 271 Harrington, Sherry N. (11) — 48, 98, 107, 122, 180 Harris, Cathy L. (11) — 180, 302 Harris, Charlotte A. (10) — 202 Harris, Doris M. (9) — 218 Harris, Issac W. (11) — 180, 273, 276, 277 Harris, Josephine (11) — 180 Harris, Margaret (10) — 203 Harris, Michael L. (11) — 180 Harris, Michael W. (10) Harris, Michael (10) — 271 Harris, Polly Ann (11) — 180 Harris, Rcba S. (11) — 62, 81, 101, 109, 180, 302 Harris, William Kirk (10) — 203 Harrison, Kenneth W. (11) — 180 Harrison, Mina T. (10) — 105, 194, 203, 373 Harrison, Richard G. (10) — 203 Hart, Victor T. (11) — 181, 259 Harvey, Ella L. (11) — 181 Harvey, Sonya L. (10) — 203 Hayden, Annie P. (11) — 181 Hazen, Cheryl A. (10) —J05, 127, 203 Heacock, Mark D. (11) — 181 Hedges, Douglas (10) — 203, 286 Hellinghausen, Gregory (11) — 181 Henderson, Gracie (10) — 203 Henderson, Leigh (10) —98, 107, 203,213 Henderson, Ola M. (9) — 112, 218 Henington, Therrell D. (10) — 96, 98, 203 Henix, Melvin (11) Henix, Tim (10) — 203 Henry, David M. (10) Henry, Evalyn D. (11) —81, 179, 181, 302 Henson, Sharon D. (10) — 203 Herbert, Holl L. (9) — 218, 221 Herd, Charles R. (11) — 96, 104, 181, 273, 278, 288, 289 Hicks, Angela L. (10) — 203 Hightower, Sharon E. (11) — 181, 302 Hill, Ervin (10) Hill, Gregory (10) — 203 Hille, Charles B. (11) — 181 Hines, Brenda A. (11) Hines, Debbie D. (11) Hines, John Henry (10) Hixson, Gary Wray (10) — 203, 271 Hodge, Melini — 218 Hodges, Cinde D. (11) — 95, 105, 134, 139, 181, 240, 247, 301, 369 Hoeflinger, Paul G. (9) Hoef linger, Thomas (10) — 204, 219 Holden, Lamar (11) — 100, 181, 302 Holladay, LisaJ. (11) Holland, Douglas (11) — 105, 181 Holland, Teresa A. (10) — 204 Hollins, Deborah (11) — 109, 122, 127, 181 Holloway, John Chris (9) — 219 Holmes, Angela L. (10) — 204. Holmes, Carvan (11) — 181 Holmes, Roger R. (11) — 181 Holt, Trey B. (10) — 204 Holts, David J. (11) — 81, 259 Honley, William G. (10) — 204 Hooter, Jessica V. (11) — 122, 181 Howard, Brenda A. (11) — 181 Howard, Carolyn (11) — 182 Hudsmith, Stueart (10) —95, 194, 204, 271 Husdon, Marti A. (11) — 101, 132, 133, 182, 184, 302 Huggs, Tanya D. (10) Hughens, Chris R. (11) Hughes, Bill (10) — 204 Hughes, Robert T. (10) — 54, 204,215, 271 Hullett.John Christo (11) — 182 Hunt, Robin Kelly (11) — 182 Hynes, Samuel H. (10) Ingersoll, Donald H. (10) — 204, 293 Ingram, Audrey (11) — 109, 182 Ivory, Raymond (11) Jackins, Rebecca L. (11) — 125, 182 Jacks, Bryan H. (10) — 113, 204 Jackson, Audrey (11) — 109, 182 Jackson, Dale (11) — 182 Jackson, Dwayne T. (10) — 114, 204, 271 Jackson, Earnest (9) — 219, 250 Jackson, Frederick (10) — 112, 114 Jackson, Jeffery C. (10) — 204 Jackson, Lydia (11) —82, 105, 134, 136, 182,383 Jackson, Mevlin (11) Jackson, Rodney (10) — 113, 271 Jackson, Theresa R. (10) — 204 Jackson, Wanda G. (10) — 205 Jackson, Wilbert D. (11) Jacobs, Carlton (10) — 271 James, Mark B. (11) James, Mary Ann (11) — 182 Jarzabek, Barbara A. (11) — 112, 120, 182, 250 Jenkins, Jacquline (9) — 219 Jenkins, Kenneth (10) Jenkinson, Clay A. (10) — 205 Jernigan, Toni J. (10) — 205 Jerome, Steve L. (11) — 182 Jeter, Larry (11) Jeter, Marian E. (9) — 219 Jett, Henry (10) — 113, 114, 219 Jewitt, Jacqueline A. (9) — 219 Jimes, Janet Adrienne (9) — 219 Johns, Janice M. (10) — 205 Johnson, Annette — 182 Johnson, Barbara (11) Johnson, Charles E. (9) — 219 Johnson, Dici (11) — 182 Johnson, Glen Mark (11) — 182 Johnson, Harise M. (9) Johnson, Helen S. (11) Johnson, Louis (10) Johnson, Louise (10) — 205 Johnson, Lynn Denise (11) — 98, 182, 242, 302 Johnson, Marilyn K. (9) — 219 Johnson, Michele S. (11) — 85, 179, 182, 302 Johnson, Pamela R. (10) — 111, 112, 205 Johnson, Patricia — 182 Johnson, Paul C. (9) — 219 Johnson, Phylis A. (10) — 82, 98, 205 Johnson, Robert C. (11) — 182 Johnson, Rogenia (11) — 182 Johnson, Sara (10) — 205 Johnson, Shelia (11) — 182 Johnson, Suzanne — 183, 302 Johnson, Terri L. (10) — 205 Jones, Albert (11) Jones, Artis C. (10) — 205 Jones, Blake (9) — 81, 219, 223, 271 Jones, Charles E. (11) — 183 Jones, Donald R. (10) — 122, 183 Jones, Gezell M. (11) Jones, Hersy (10) — 80, 204, 205, 271 Jones, Melissa L. (10) — 205 Jones, Michael D. (11) — 54, 80, 109, 183, 278 Jones, Roland B. (9) — 95 Jones, Walter V. (11) Jordan, Mary E. (11) — 62, 89, 183, 301 Jordan, Michael (10) — 205, 291 Jordan, Vicki D. (10) — 205 Joubert, Moya M. (10) Jury, Debra L. (10) — 205 Jury, Warren D. (9) — 271 Kahlden, Lawrence A. (10) — 83, 205, 270, 271 Karpe, Julie F. (10) — 205 Kasperski, Paul P. (10) — 205, 293 Kasselman, Terry A. (11) — 104, 183 Keith, Leroy C. (11) — 183 Keller, Susan F. (11) — 183 Kellett, Jeri L. (11) — 118, 183, 302 Kelly, Roy James (11) Kemp, Jeff Bill (9) — 113 Kemps, Karen M. (10) — 205 Kenard, Cambria — 64 Kendrick, Diane G. (11) — 183 Kennedy, Cynthia (11) — 112, 114, 115, 183 Kent, Joey — 183 Key, Robert K. (11) — 183 Kincade, John P. (11) — 36, 65, 92,98, 105, 172, 183 King, David R. (11)—92,113, 115, 134, 135, 183 King, Paulette (11) — 184 King, Richard L. (10) — 205 Kinnard, Cambria R. (11) — 164, 184, 242 Kirkisis, Gus S. (10) — 92, 105, 205 Kirkisis, William S. (11) — 68, 92, 105, 180, 184, 233, 236 Kirkland, James M. (9) — 219 Klotz, Phillip H. (10) — 205 Klungpong, Tipaporn (11) — 184 Knight, Vanish (11) Kocrner, Paul (10) — 105, 205 Kohnen, Kelly (10) — 205, 287 Kolanko, Marcy (11) — 184, 302 Kroner, Julie (10) — 81, 98, 99, 101, 205 Krumtum, Kristen (11) — 184 Kunzman, Heather (11) — 101, 184 Underclassmen Index 405 Kunzman, Maribeth (10) — 205, 250 Lacour, Lafina (11) — 184 Lacy, James Montoe (10) — 205 Lafitte, Albert (11) — 205 Lafitte, Randy (10) Lagars, Willard Lynn (11) — 184 Lamb, Richard (9) — 216, 219, 220, 271 Lambeth, Linda Kay (11) Landrum, Richard (11) — 125, 184 Lane, By Drine (9) — 219 Lash, Thomas Martin (11) — 113, 115, 184 Laster, Helen (11) — 105, 120,184 Lattier, Latonia (10) Laverty, Michael (11) Laverty, Paula Marie (9) — 219 Law, Linda Gay (11) Lawrence, Kathy R. (10) — 84, 205 Le Boeuf, Deborah Ann (11) — 184, 191 Leake, Yolanda (10) — 205 Leblanc, Laura Lee (9) — 105, 219 Lee, Annette Louise (11) — 96, 132 Lee, Lindora (11) — 184 Lee, Rosalind (11) — 184 Lehr, Wendolyn Gene (9) — 101, 216,219 Lenard, Carla Ann (9) — 219 Leonard, Michael A. (11) — 259, 275 Leslie, Daniel Morris (10) — 206, 293 Lessman, Bennett Mark (11) — 185, 259 Lewallcn, Cathy Nell (10) — 206 Lewis, Betty Lee (10) — 206 Lewis, Charles Ridgel (11) Lewis, Deborah Lynn (11) — 185 Lewis, James Steven (11) — 110, 112, 115, 116, 185 Lewis, Joesph (10) Lewis, John Henry (9) Lewis, Lisa (9) — 219 Lewis, Monica Denise (11) — 185 Lewis, Ridge— 185 Lewis, Sharon Renee (9) — 219 Lias, Dorothy M. (9) Lieber, Dawn Renee (10) — 107, 206 Light, Cindy Lynn (11) Ligon, John Eric (11) _ 98,99, 185 Ligon, Marilyn Elizab (10) —90, 98, 104, 105, 206 Ligon, William Freema (11) — 104, 105, 185, 286 Linacre, Donna (11) — 105, 107, 118, 185, 302 Lindanger, Earl Leste (10) — 206 Lindsey, Leigh Ann (10) — 90, 101, 206 Lineback, Daniel Gray (11) — 185 Little, Hoyt Samuel (10) Little, Laura Ann (10) — 206 Lobel, Mark Louis (11) Locke, III Matthew B. (10) —67, 95, 206, 293 Londot, Juliet Leah (11) — 185 Loston, Bruce C. (10) Love, Beverly Michell (11) — 185 Love, Catherine Ann (11) — 219 Lovelace, Grace (11) — 185 Lowe, Donald Eric (10) — 112, 206 Luce, Melody Ann (11) — 185 Luck, Stephanie (11) — 85, 101, 185, 302 Luke, Sherri (9) — 219 Lyons, Carole Ann (10) — 206 Lyons, Linda (9) — 104, 220 MacFarlale, Bruce (13) Mack, Aneatha (11) — 185 Mack, Gail Evens (10) — 185 Mack, Hazel Mae (10) Maffett, Randal T. (11) — 87,95, 105, 172, 185, 187, 271, 286 Magner, Mark Douglas (11) — 92, 104, 119, 185, 259 Mahoney, Charles W. (10) — 273, 278, 279, 280 Malone, Rory Allen (11) Mandigo, Bertha (10) — 206 Mandigo, Inert (11) — 185 Markham, Laura Lynne (11) — 26, 185, 302 Marler, William Chris (10) — 206,215, 271 Marsalis, Allen Durha (11) — 185 Marsden, Charles Ray (10) — 113, 206, 271 Marshall, John Levert (11) — 112, 185 Martin, Alvin Edward (11) — 185 Martin, Wanda Faye (10) — 206 Massey, William Lynn (9) — 220 Matheny, John Mark (10) — 113, 115, 206 Mathews, Anthoyn L. (10) — 113, 206 Mathews, Fred Douglas (10) — 185, 271 Mathews, Gregory S. (10) — 206 Matthews, Dana J. (11) — 82, 105, 107, 185, 302 Mattingly, Esther A. (10) — 206 Maxwell, Roderick N. (11) — 119, 185 Mayhorn, Juanita (11) — 127, 185 Mayhorn, Larry D. (10) Mays, Teresa M. (10) — 105, 205 McNaughton, David (10) McCall, Barbara (11) — 185 McCall, Cedric T. (10) — 112 McCary, Lynne A. (11) — 98, 101, 134, 136, 185,240, 302 McCalmroch, Susan (11) — 90, 186 McClinton, Freddie (10) McClinton, L. M. McClought, Dennis (10) —271 McCollister, John C. (11) — 95, 97, 119, 186, 259 McCoy, Melinda (11) — 89, 101, 186, 191, 302 McCutcheon, Robert W. (10) — 105, 206 McDay, Vincent (9) — 220 McDermott, Thomas H. (11) — 186, 292 McDonald, Brian C. (11) McDonald, Laura A. (10) — 107, 206 McDowell, Robert E. (10) — 206 McFadden, William H. (11) — 186 McFarlane, Bruce (10) — 206 McGee, Melinda S. (11) — 105, 129, 186, 250 McGriff, Marcus T. (10) — 206 McGuire, Harriet R. (10) — 206 McKay, Dale L. (10) — 206 McMichael, Ronnie K. (11) — 107, 113, 118, 127, 186 Means, Lawerance (10) Meredith, Kimberly A. (10) Meredith, Tammy L. (11) — 186 Merklein, Ernest A. (10) 30, 82, 92, 98, 104, 197, 206 Merry, Teresa M. (10) — 206 Metcalf, Roger L. (10) Michaels, Terrie G. (9) — 220 Mike, Sharon D. (11 ) — 186 Miles, Jackson M. (11) — 105,186 Miles, Keith A. (10) Miles, Mack (10) — 112 Miller, Donald R. (11) — 259, 278 Miller, Timmy S. (9) — 220 Mills, Lila D. (11) —83, 130, 131, 86 Mills, Trent C. (11) — 186 Milner, Joseph W. (10) — 207 Mims, Ethel L. (11) Mims, Oscar J. (XI) — 186 Minner, Kathryn E. (10) — 207 Mireles, David J. (10) — 81, 207 Mitchell, Christine (10) — 109, 207 Mitchell, Cynthia E. (11) — 105, 186, 302 Mitchell, James R. (11) Mitchell, Jennifer (10) — 122, 207 Mitchell, Lora D. (9) — 220 Mitchell, Melvin (10) — 207 Mitchell, Ronald (11) Mitchell, Sarah B. (11) — 113,186 Mohrmann, Christopher (10) — 207 Moncure, Cheryl A. (9) — 220 Monk, Cynthia A. (9) — 98, 220, 250 Monk, Elizabeth J. (11) — 98, 186, 250 Montelepre, Judie L. (11) — 98, 186, 302 Montgomery, Lisa A. (10) — 207 Moore, Edware M. (10) — 105, 207 Moore, James R. (11) — 186 Moore, Jarrett (11) Moore, Johnny R. (10) Moore, Laura L. (11) — 98, 186 Moore, Melissa A. (10) — 95, 207 Moore, Terry E. (10) — 207, 271 Moore, William S. (11) Moore, Yolanda K. (11) — 60, 83, 89, 109, 186, 122, 301 Morris, Marilyn R. (11) — 112, 114, 115, 186 Morris, Ramona J. (10) — 207 Morrison, Gregory A. (11) — 25, 92, 186, 259 Moseley, Ruth A. (11) — 124, 125, 187 Mosely, Ivory J. (9) — 113, 271 Mosely, Matthew (10) Moss, Monika K. (10) — 81, 82, 98, 127, 207 Mull, Rebecca F. (10) — 104, 207 Murph, Lane R. (11) Murphy, Mary K. (10) — 207 Murphy, Rebecca L. (11) — 187 Myles, Elain (fO) — 207 Myles, Johnnie L. (10) — 112, 207 Myles, Lisa D. (10) — 207 Myles, Yvonne (10) — 207 Nader, Edward (10) — 207 Naron, Rodin L. (10) — 98, 208 Nathan, Shari (9) —98, 218, 220 Nejame, Marie C. (11) — 187 Nelson, Betty S. (9) — 220 Nelson, Denise D. (11) — 187 Nelson, Richard W. (10) Nelson, Sydney S. (10) — 205 Newell, Richard D. (11) — 187 Newson, Pamela S. (10) Newson, Shelia M. (11) — 187 Niblett, Joe P. (10) — 205 Nichols, Merry C. (11) — 98, 187, 302 Nobles, Anna M. (11) — 187 Norrell, Sharon (11) — 187, 302 Nunsant, Gary W. (13) Oakes, Joy L. (11) — 187, 302 Obrien, Michael L. (11) — 125, 187 Olmstead, Mickey R. (n) —92, 128, 187,250 Oneal, Donna M. (11) — 100, 187, 301 Oneal, Mary F. (11) — 89, 101, 183, 187, 172 Oneal, Rebecca — 187 Oneal, Terry W. (11) — l Otwell, John M. (10) — 208, 215, 271 Owen, Deborah A. (9) Owens, Linda J. (10) — 98, 208 Owens, Olivia R. (10) — 197, 208 Oxenreiter, Cheryl L. (11) — 105, 107,118 Palmer, Blake C. (9) Palmer, Mark (11) Palmer, Susan D. (10) — 90, 101, 208, 287 Papa, Joseph (11) — 187 Parker, Angela M. (11) — 122, 187 Parker, David L. (11) — 187 Parker, Debra A. (10) — 208 Parker, Sheila D. (10) — 208 Parker, Steven W. (11) — 53, 187 Parker, Timothy A. (10) — 208 406 LOG Parrish, Denise J. (9) — 220 Parsons, Robert F. (9) Patterson, Elizabeth (10) — 208 Patterson, Rachel D. (10) — 208 Patton, Annie P. (10) — 208 Patton, Timothy M. (10) — 208 Paul, Doreen H. (9) — 220 Payne, Dennis T. (10) — 208 Pearce, Suzanne R. (11) — 69, 89, 187, 302 Peebles, Mary J. (10) — 86, 105, 208 Pelton, Caroline H. (10) — 208 Penfield, Teresa A. (10) — 208 Penn, Kenneth R. (11) — 109, 187 Penn, Marian Y. (11) Pennington, Stephanie (11) Pennywell, Kenneth W. (10) — 109 Perdue, Donald G. (11) — 32, 80, 101, 187 Perkins, Robert R. (9) Pernici, Charles P. (10) — 208, 271 Pernici, Thomas S. (10) — 73,95, 208 Perrow, Paul L. (10) Peters, Kim J. (11) — 188 Philibert, Stephanie (10) Phillips, Clinton (10) Phillips, Cynthia (10) — 80, 85, 98, 105, 208 Phillips, Terri L. (10) — 208 Phills, Dennis E. (9) — 220 Phills, Sammy Ray (11) Pierce, David W. (10) — 208 Pierce, Larry (10) Pierre, Loyce Marie (9) — 220 Pierre, Melvin C. (10) Pinkney, Russell L. (11) Plater, Cynthia D. (9) — 221 Plater, Joyce Marie (10) Plater, Juantia (10) — 208 Plater, Laura Ann (10) — 208 Plater, Michael (10) — 112 Plitt, Jack Everett (11) — 188 Pope, Talen Theodore (10) — 113, 114, 120 Potter, Joann (11) — 188 Powell, Charlene R. (10) — 101, 208 Powell, Mary Louann (11) — 105, 188, 302 Prealow, Kevin Lane (11) Preedom, Edward T. (11) — 188 Preedom, Steven Douglas (10) — 208 Prcnger, Audrey A. (11) — 188 Preston, John S. (9) — 113, 221, 271 Price, Stephen (10) — 118, 129, 208 Procell, Angelia L. (11) — 98, 188, 242 Procell, Judy Ann (10) — 208 Prothro, Angela Susan (10) — 208, 302 Prothro, Harriet E. (11) — 101, 188, 248, 287, 301 Prothro, William Craig (9) — 216, 221,286 Prudhomme, Patricia A. (9) — 221 Puddenphatt, Gloria J. (11)—85, 104, 105, 188, 302 Pugh, Linda Ann (11) — 188 Pugh, Lonnie Lee (10) Pullen, Jeffrey C. (11) —96, 119, 188, 259 Quinn, Alison R. (10) — 105, 209, 287 Quinn, Harold Kevin (13) — 209 Rachal, Barry Frank (10) — 202, 209 Rachal, Karen Lynn (11) Ragsdale, Mikeal C. (11) — 188, 257 Rainge, Peggy Sue (11) — 188 Rambach, Marissa Ipne (11) — 188 Rambo, Sandra Sue (10) — 188 Rambo, Willie Ray (10) Rasco, Rebecca Jane (10) — 100, 209 Rasmussen, Jeffrey W. (11) — 118, 120, 188 Rattler, David (11) Ray, Debra A. (10) — 209 Rayburn, Cayln (10) — 105, 209 Rayburn, Cortney L. (9) — 221 Reed, Sharon Denise (11) Reeves, Pamela Jo (11) — 188 Reinsch, Joan E. (10) — 95, 101, 207 Reynolds, Jimmy S. (11) — 188 Richardson, Ada Marie (11) — 188 Richardson, Sonna Kay (10) — 209 Richardson, Karen L. (9) — 221 Richardson, Ruben J. (9) — 221 Richmond, Joann (10) Richmond, John B. (10) — 209 Rinchuso, Gerard D. (11) — 188 Risinger, Lauren A. (10) — 44, 209 Rivers, Sidney F. (13) Rivet, Janice E. (10) — 209 Roark, Hershel D. (10) — 120, 209 Robinson, Christopher (11) — 189 Robinson, Howard (10) Robinson, Melinda (11) — 189 Robinson, Sandra F. (11) — 189 Robinson, William A. (9) Roeger, Ellen L. (11) — 85, 187, 301 Rogers, Gregory S. (10) — 104, 209 Rogers, Jeffrey W. (11) — 189 Rogers, John H. (10) — 209 Rogers, Russell E. (11) — 101, 189 Roque, Joseph B. (11) — 54, 113, 114, 115, 187 Rose, Debra A. (11) — 189, 302 Rosengrant, Karen A. (10) — 105, 200,210 Ross, Leon (10) Ross, Monica L. (10) Rothell, Lisa A. (9) — 221 Roush, Ramona E. (11) — 82, 85, 187 Rowell, Robert J. (10) — 210 Rubben, MarcJ. (11) — 189 Russell, Debbie (11) Russell, James B. (10) Ryder, Alycia C. (10) — 29, 122, 210 Ryland, Elizabeth R. (10) — 89, 90, 98, 134, 136,210, 247, 287, 373 Ryland, Wendell R. (10) Salley, Vanessa N. (11) — 86, 98, 101, 187 Samuels, Barbara D. (10) — 210 Samuels, Dexter (10) Samuels, Rosetta — 189 Samuels, Will (11) Sanders, April — 189 Sanders, Eugene (10) — 259 Sanders, James E. (11) — 119, 189, 259,316 Saxon, Ni kki L. (9) — 221 Scarbro, Victor J. (10) Schach, Jerri J. (11)—92, 189, 301 Schamerhorn, Michael J. (10) — 210 Schlater, Kelly A. (10) — 122, 270 Schultz, Robert B. (10) — 210, 271 Schutzenhofer, John A. (10) Schwarzbach, Jerry W. (10) — 34, 210, 271,278 Scott, Larry D. (11) Scott, Oliver P. (10) — 210 Scott, Robert L. (13) — 189 Seifert, Carrie L. (10) — 104, 199, 210 Shahine, Lawrence W. (9) — 221 Sharp, Stephen L. (10) — 210 Shaw Catherine R. (9) — 221 Shaw, Reba S. (10) — 210 Shelby, Charles (10) — 113,114, 210 Shelby, Sonja E. (10) — 113, 211 Shelton, Zelle M. (10) Shemwell, James C. (9) — 221 Shemwell,Jay— 189 Shemwell, John W. (10) — 271 Sherman, Conni M. (10) — 105, 211 Sigler, Reed C. (11) — 189 Sikes, Susan R. (10) — 211 Silberman, Marc G. (9) — 221 Simmons, David L. (9) — 112, 114, 115, 221 Simmons, Michael G. (10) — 221 Simon, Donald C. (10) Simonton, Mark T. (11) — 189 Simonton, Teri (9) — 221 Simpson, Carla A. (11) — 89, 95, 134, 137, 189, 240, 247, 301, 369 Sims, Ann E. (11) — 189 Singleton, Virginia D. (11) —98, 190, 302 Sink, Lynda L. (11) — 190 Sink, Richard K. (11) — 190 Skamangas, Peter E. (11) — 190, 292 Sklar, David F. (11) —97, 190, 247 Slagle, Lynda A. (11) — 85, 104, 105, 190, 302 Slater, Susan G. (10) — 98, 211 Small, Ester M. (9) — 222 Small, Lucinda (10) Small, Roosevelt (11) Small, Rosemary (10) — 211 Small, Sallie M. (11) — 190 Small, Veronica (11) — 190 Smalley, Sharon (10) — 211 Smith, Betty Mae (10) — 113,211 Smith, Cliff (10) — 211 Smith, Cynthia (9) — 222 Smith, Daniel C. (10) — 211 Smith, Henry A. (11) — 190 Smith, Samuel W. (11) —63, 95, 283 Smith, Isiah (11) — 288, 290 Smith, James D. (11) — 113, 122, 190 Smith, Lonnie (10) — 271 Smith, Matthew R. (9) — 113 Smith, Pamela (11) — 190 Smith, Roland C. (10) Smith, Russel W. (10) Smith, Susan E. (11) — 190, 191, 302 Smith, Trey — 81, 190 Smith, Vivian V. (10) — 211 Smith, Yvonne W. (9) — 222 Snider, Tammy J. (10) — 211 Snow, James H. (11) — 101, 190 Snow, Karen A. (9) — 101, 222 Sockrider, Keith B. (11) — 190 Southall, Chris (11) Spears, Christy (11) — 132, 190 Speed, Carolyn J. (10) — 211 Speed, Deborah (11) — 190 Spence, Rodney C. (9) — 222 Spence, Roger C. (10) — 212 Spikes, Sarah K. (9) — 221, 222 Spivey, Daniel M. (9) — 222 Spivey, Laurel S. (10) — 212 St. Clair, Glenda K. (10) — 105, 212 Stadtlander, Charles (10) — 212, 234, 237 Stage, Robyn E. (10) — 67, 84, 98, 212 Stautzenberger, David (11) — 125 Steele, Dawn M. (10) — 212 Steele, George R. (11) Stephens, Darryl L. (10) — 104, 212 Sterba, Christine M. (9) — 222 Stevenson, Faye (11) — 191 Stewart, Evelyn (11) Stewart, Stephanie A. (10) — 191, 212 Underclassmen Index 407 Stickmon, Donnie (10) — 212 Stokes, Glen S. (11) — 54, 191 Stokich, Delbert A. (10) — 215, 271 Stone, Melanie (11) — 124,191 Straw, Eddie (10) Struble, Dale G. (10) — 105, 212 Stuart, Robert F. (10) — 113, 114, 115,212 Sullivan, Cheryl A. (10) — 82, 101, 212 Sullivan, Terry L. (11) — 191 Summers, Rebbecca D. (10) — 29, 212 Summers, Susan L. (11) — 81, 82, 101, 105, 302 Sutterfield, Cynthia (11) Sutterfield, William (10) Sutton, Barry A. (9) — 222 Sutton, Gregory B. (11) — 191 Sweeney, Sally I. (10) — 92, 212, 287 Tableman, Barbara L. (10) — 27, 212 Tableman, Lynne (11) — 191 Tackett, Anita R. (13) Taken, Phillip E. (10) — 104, 105, 212 Talley, Suzanna K. (10) — 81, 101, 212 Tatum, Cynthia M. (11) — 67, 191 Taylor, Brenda G. (10) Taylor, Gerald K. (10) — 212 Taylor, Melanie R. (10) — 101, 212 Taylor, Terri S. (9) — 222 Teagle, David W. (11) Teague, Kevin H. (10) — 212, 278 Tebele, Joseph (10) — 212 Tefankjian, Teresa M. (11) — 107, 122, 191,302 Teuisler, Glen — 191 Tew, Pamela L. (10) — 194, 212 Thames, Bill F. (10) — 212 Thames, Teresa D. (11) — 191 Theo, Patrice (10) — 212 Thomas, Annette M. (10) — 212 Thomas, Anthony (10) — 212, 271 Thomas, Eric M. (11) — 98, 120, 191 Thomas, Janice (10) Thomas, Johnny L. (10) Thomas, Jimmy (11) Thomas, Linda F. (10) — 212 Thomas, Marianne (10) —96, 212 Thomas, Melvin D. (10) Thomas, Nonhell (11) Thomas, Robert W. (9) Thomas, Sam (11) Thomas, Sarah — 114, 119 Thomas, Shirley (11) — 191 Thomas, Willie Earl (9) — 288, 290 Thompson, Catherine L. (9) — 223 Thompson, Charles Ray (9) — 223, 235,237 Thompson, Martin L. (10) — 92, 212 Thompson, Michelle (13) — 191 Thornton, Sherry Ann (10) — 105,212 Tigges, Raymond A. (10) Tillmon, Robin J. (10) — 213 Timmons, Deborah Ann (10) — 213 Tims, Daniel Glen (10) — 213 Tipaporn, Klungpong (11) — 112 Townsend, Tracey D. (11) — 192 Townson, Rebecca (11) — 191, 302 Tr ‘ggJohn M. (9) — 104, 113, 117, 223, 271 Trimbel, Elizabeth M. (11) — 125, 172, 250 Tucker, Brenda Jane (11) — 192 Tucker, Sarah Irene (10) — 104, 213 Tuggle, Beth Ann (10) — 95, 213 Tuggle, Craig B. (11) — 192 Turner, Patsy D. (11) — 192 Turner, Rachel (10) — 213 Turner, Randy (10) — 213 Turner, Roderick C. (10) — 112 Turner, Walter Robert (11) — 192 Twohig,John Patrick (11) Twohig, Theresa Marie (10) — 213 Ulmer, Daniel Clay (11) — 101, 192 Ulmer, Kelli Ann (10) — 213 Upchurch, Bruce M. (11) — 192 Upshaw, David Donell (9) Upshaw, Gennie Ray (10) Upshaw, Larry J. (10) — 213 Vallot, Joseph D. (11) — 192 Van Camp, Jack R. (10) Vance, Janet Reagan (9) — 223 Vascoucu, Timothy C. (10) Velvin, Michael G. (13) Vernon, Alison, Bayne (11) — 192 Waddell, Peggy Lynn (10) — 75, 98, 100, 101, 213 Wade, Matt (9) — 117, 223 Waggoner, Reeves Ray (10) Waghalter, Samuel B. (10) — 213 Wagnon,John Wesley (11) — 119, 192, 259 Walker, Kelly Harlow (10) — 101,213,250 Walker, Keith — 192 Walker, Stephen Clay (11) — 112, 115, 117, 192 Wall, Jean Marie (11) — 175, 192, 301 Wallace, Emmitt Lee (11) Waller, Lisa Carol (10) — 213 Walraven, Melinda J. (11) Ware, Barbara E. (9) — 112, 223 Ware, Clarence (13) Ware, Danny Earl (11) Ware, Paula Denise (9) — 223 Warner, Terry Dean (11) — 192 Warre n, Charles — 271 Warren, Crena Ann (10) — 112, 214 Warren, Lorina Kay (11) — 192 Warren, Lynn G. (10) — 73, 90, 98, 100, 101,214, 286 Washington, Alton D. (13) Washington, Monica (11) — 192, 302 Washington, Sandra F. (13) — 214 Watkins, David S. (10) — 214 Watkins, Jack Allen (11) — 128, 192 Watson, Kenneth R. (11) Weaver, Cynthia Lynn (11) — 192 Webb, Eric Keith (11) — 214, 271 Webb, Lisa G. (10) — 214 Webb, Tamela Renee (10) —214 Webber, Bessie Mae (11) — 192 Weimar, Thomas C. (11) — 125, 192 Weinstein, Steven I. (10) — 95, 199.214, 271 Wells, Brenda Joyce (13) — 214 Wells, Cynthia A. (9) — 223 Wells, Debra Kay (11) — 192 Wells, Kathy L. (10) — 214 West, Houston (10) — 214 West, Rhonda P. (11) — 113,114 Westmoreland, Cryst al (9) — 223 Whitaker, Janice M. (11) — 192 Whitaker, Rena D. (10) — 113, 114,214 White, Bessie (11) — 112, 114, 115, 192 White, Brenda L. (10) — 82, 214 White, Cedric (10) — 214, 278 White, Charles R. (10) — 98,105, 214 White, Ilessie (10) White, Jacqueline (10) — 214 White, Julie Margaret (10) — 105.214, 242 White, Micheal (11) — 273, 277 Whittington, Benjamin (11) — 101, 182 Whittington, Clovis D. (10) — 214 Wicker, Gilbert Wayne (11) — 110, 112, 192 Wilcox, Laurie Ann (11) — 192, 287 Wiley, Kenneth L. (11) —92, 134, 135, 192 Williams, Anita (10) Williams, Arlene (11) — 150,193 Williams, Barbara Ann (11) — 193 Williams, Billy Ray (11) Williams, Carla Jane (10) — 214 Williams, Charlie E. (11) — 193, 259, 262, 263, 269, 288, 289 Williams, Clyde Wayne (10) Williams, Debra Faye (10) Williams, Dianne E. (11) Williams, Gladys Mae (11) — 193 Williams, Jimmy L. (10) — 119, 214,278 Williams, Kathy Renea (10) — 214 Williams, Kenneth (10) Williams, Lacy Holmes (9) — 223, 286 Williams, Lotus Marie (11) — 122, 193 Williams, Margaret (10) — 105, 214, 295 Williams, Michael Ken (10) — 214 Williams, Peter (9) — 223 Williams, Phillippa (9) — 223 Williams, Robert G. (11) — 94, 95, 193, 291,295 Williams, Russell L. (10) — 214 Williams, Sharon E. (10) — 105, 214 Williams, Susanne — 193 Williams, Zella Faye (10) — 214 Willis, Ardis Marie (10) — 214 Willis, Jeffrey Scott (11) — 132, 193, 240 Willis, Terrill R. (9) — 223 Wilson, Arthur Lee (11) — 271 Wilson, Connell (10) — 214 Wilson, Leonard (10) Wilson, Leonard (10) Wilson, Mark (10) — 214, 223 Wilson, Odis (11) Wilson, Tony Ray (10) Wimberly, Carl (10) — 193, 215, 271 Wimberly, Earl P. (11) Winchel, Daniel Dean (10) Winchel, Diane (9) — 113, 223 Winston, John Alan (11) — 193 Wolfe, Laura Lee (9) — 223 Wood, Nada Francine (11) —97, 105, 193 Woodard, Dorothy Ann (10) — 215 Woodard, Sherri Lynn (10) — 29, 215 Woodley, Terr Lajuan (11) — 84, 85, 172,193 Worley, Frank (10) — 215, 270, 271 Worley, Susan Kay (11) — 130, 131, 193, 302 Wright, Benjamin F. (11) — 125 Wright, Charles David (13) — 215 Wright, Hercial B. (11) — 193 Wright, Laura Denise (10) —215 Wright, Lynnette Karc (10) — 97, 215 Wright, Robert (11) — 128, 193, 250 Wroblewski, Linda Ann (10) — 112 Yates, Rhonda Annette (10) — 215 Yearling, Carolyn (10) — 215 Young, Margaret (11) — 193 Young, Melvin Alford (11) — 53 Zimmerman, Theodore E. (10) — 215 408 LOG 1967-1977 Autograph