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

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Office Workers Handle Havoc Exceptional. This word described the office workers at Captain Shreve. Somehow, these ladies managed to get their jobs done efficiently and at the same time keep their attitudes positive and friendly through times of pressure. Running an ex¬ ceptional school such as Shreve took an excep¬ tional office staff, and that was what we had. 1. MRS. )IMMIE RUSSELL ... Receptionist 2. MRS. JOANN GOODWIN ... Registrar 3. MRS. TRUDIE HORTON ... Office Aide 4. MRS. ANN DUPONT... Secretary 5. MRS. ESTELENE CALDWELL ... Financial Sec. and Bookkeeper 6. MRS. LEE BAKER ... Office Clerk TOP: Mrs. Russell, as usual, handles two phones.

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Problems Solved by Counselors Counseling was one of the most important and crucial aspects of high school, and Shreve was very lucky to have this past year Miss Franz, Mrs. Powell, and Mrs. Montcrief. Together, these counselors worked to make the students’ years at Shreve a little easier. The special interest and hard work shown by these professionals was certainly appreciated. 1. MISS INEZ FRANZ ... Freshman and Sophomore Counselor ... M.Ed., Univ. of Houston; B.S., West Texas Univ. 2. MRS. RUBY POWELL .. . Freshman and Senior Counselor ... B.S., Grambling; M.Ed., Prairie View. 3. MRS. JUDY MONTCRIEF ... Freshman and Junior Counselor... B.S., M.Ed., Northwestern, +30 LSUS. TOP: Kay Moore and Lifford Jackson register for the dreaded PSAT. BOTTOM: The new college library.

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Behind the Scenes The dedicated cafeteria and custodial workers worked hard behind the scenes at Shreve. The cafeteria staff gave us an enjoyable way to spend our lunch break while the custodial staff kept Shreve neat, clean, and running smoothly. 3 ABOVE RIGHT: The C.S. custodians. MIDDLE: The Chefs at Shreve. BELOW: The other part of the custodial staff.