Green Oaks High School - Greenleaf Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1985 volume:

— The 1985 Greenleaf Shreveport, Louisiana Victoria Beard, Editor-In Chief Paulette Washington, Photographer Tunya Harper, Assistant Editor Randy Smith, Typist Ben Brown, Sports Editor Primette Braden, Copy Editor Time goes on endlessly. For seniors, stu¬ dent life at Green Oaks is ending, but the hard work and the fun will always be remembered. Standing, below are Monica Williams and Jacqueline Spearman. Seated are Shelia Mitchell, Crystal Marshall and Jacqueline Ellis who are all active in COE. In the left photo, Anna Washington, Dwight Dotie, Lloyd Giles, and Anthony Rainey plan menus in a food and nutrition class. Every student should inevitably visit the library dur¬ ing his high school career. Doris Barfield takes time to pose for a photo before she begins her research. “The Magnificent Four” can be found in many places, performing a variety of tasks, but in the picture above, Eddie Williams, Delaware Kelly, Tyrone Jones, and Steven Hopkins are just posing and taking it easy. Super Seniors Play... In the bottom photo, KTAL-TV, Channel 6 interviewed a panel of students who responded to the topic, “Is the media biased in reporting news concerning school incidents?” The participants were an interviewer from the news staff at Channel 6, Carl Haynes, Ramona Henderson, and Yolanda Mason. In the left photo, Gabriel Harvey has found a quiet place to catch up on some reading. Some members of the football team show their versatility as they become cheerleaders for a day. Members of the squad are (1 to r) “The Unseen ’ Davell Jackson. Jimmy Phillips, Carlos Thomas, Roderick Harris, Chris Morris, and John Alexander. Dependable Mr. Harris prepares trophies, plaques and awards for Green Oaks’ annual Awards Day. The Seniors hope to receive their fair share. But They Study, Too! In the left photo, Mrs. Maxie assists Edward “Bo” Robertson, Richard Bell, and Tyrone Ellis as they study for final exams. Below, Shewonner Armstrong and Veronica Allen take a break from their intensive studying. Mr. Gipson and Carey Washington make final preparations for the publication of the school’s foot¬ ball programs. The juniors in the band let you know how much fun they are having, but they also let you know how boring it becomes once performing and play¬ ing stop. Hard Work Yields In the left photo, the junior class just would not live up to its name if it didn’t have three stiffs, Willie Williams, James Jackson, and Alvin Griffin, stand against the wall and look like they are posing for mug shots. (Below) It’s no use to act, if you can’t do it right. For Aleshia Thompson and Angela Roberson, acting in speech and drama just isn’t enough. They took it to the stage as they portray “Two Old Hags’’ on a talent show. These juniors were honored for maintaining at least a B average. They are what you might call the “cream of the crop. It just goes to show that hard work has its own rewards. Tunya Harper and Ben Brown can always be depended on to help out in emergencies. Ben concentrates on writing copy for the yearbook as Tunya comes in from running errands. Many Rewards Sophomores can be found engaged in numerous activities. An example is Mr. Carley’s metals class. In the right photo, Demetrious Mitchell, David Jones, Ronald Carrol, William Kennedy, and Martin Ran¬ dall wait for their teacher to give them their instructions for the hour. The sophomore class is led by all females who really get the job done. Class meetings are conducted orderly and expeditiously. The officers are: Corlisa Jones, President; Yolanda Williams, Vice President; Jennifer Thomp¬ son, Secretary; Shriva Morris, Assistant Secretary; and Shannon McCullough, Treasurer, r Sophomores Establish... In the right photo, Martin Randall, Dexter Milton, Demetrious Mitchell, Reginald Walker, and Jessie Hender¬ son work on their projects that will be displayed during the annual Industrial Arts Spring Exhibit. • • • Dignity And Strive For Success Gregory Ragster, Letha Baker, David Newton, Monica Smith, Kim Kashima Mason gives her support and time as she sorts and Jones, Tjwana White, LaVonda Roberson, Katrina Pipkins and sumps pictures for the yearbook sUff. Gwendolyn Terry get ready for a Y-Teen meeting. Latonia Louis and Michelle Brooks perform various activities in home economics. One of them is food preparation where they learn menu planning and organization. Freshmen Hold The Key To The Future ... (Photo to left) Freshmen get experience in a small engines class. Rashaun Kimble, Robert Bradford, Keydran Carter, Edward Savannah, and Derrick Williams complete assignments in Mr. Lee’s class. (Photo, bottom left) Danny Whitaker and Delores Howard are the Freshman Class Favorites. (Photo, top right) Reading the classics requires complete con¬ centration in Miss Holmes’ English I class. (Photo, bottom right) The honor ' s program was a success as the freshman class was well represented. It’s Time For Something New The ninth grade academic honorees are (Top photo, 1 to r) DeShundra Washington, Helen Boyd, Sharon Drew, Anjel Lewis, Yolanda Thomas, W T anda James, Kimberly Jones, Cassandra Young, Shelia Smith, Delores Howard, Primette Braden, Kim Jones, Tonya Roberson, and Damon Davis. (Left photo) Class elections will always be a part of student life. Mrs. Z. Thomas is one of the class sponsors along with Mrs. M. Thibodeaux and Ms. E. Holmes. In the photo above, Chandra Dotie gives a report in one of the ROTC classes as Sgt. Nobles evaluates her. 9 GO Students Are In The Mix Top left: Latonya Barfield swirls her flag before leaving the band room. Top right: Election time offers a chance for Michelle, Janice, Jackie, Monica, and Debra to talk about the latest. Bottom left: Daphne Fountain listens carefully to the assembly program speaker. Right: Green Oaks own Tina Turner (Olevia Fisher) helps Thelma Hightower and Saundra Fobereon prepare a meal in the Home Ec. class. 10 Reginald Musgrove, Marlon Player, Ellis Young, Jake Davenport, Roland Fowler, Jerry Savannah, Kenneth Gray, Vincent Davis and Carey Washington give student life a new meaning as they enjoy their lunch break (top left photo). In the bottom left photo, Primette Braden and Paulette Washington prove that student life is not just a time for fun. Hard work is just as important as having fun. In the above photo, the induction ceremonies of the National Honor Society is a major event at Green Oaks. These students not only maintained a 3.3 grade point average, but they also represented the faculty and student body in many school and com¬ munity activities. The officers are: Victoria Beard, President; Angela Hopkins, Vice-President; Veronica Allen, Secretary ' ; and Felicia Clayton, Treasurer. The Enchanted Court Couple The lovely Miss Robin Chalmers is a member of various activities around the campus. Robin is an elegant lady. Mr. Steven Hopkins, Mr. Green Oaks is a member of various organizations at the school. Steven is a gentleman. Steven and Robin are two of a kind. They elaborate formal wear. This picture cap- look absolutely marvelous in their tures the typical elegance of the modern court, MR. AND MISS GREEN OAKS. 12 Steven escorts Robin to the throne, while Rhonda Smith, Miss Green Oaks 1983-1984, pulls and straightens out the train on the cape. The audience sits patiently and stares. Some even stand to recognize the elegant court couple. (To the right) Steven and Robin stand and pose for a moment after the coronation. (Above) Robin kneels to Rhonda for the placement of the crown upon her head. The JROTC stands at attention at all times. Steven steadfastly stands and awaits the crowning. CHANTENELL JONES, SENIOR MAID EULANDA LEWIS, JUNIOR MAID Chantenell is a member of the ELITES, SAD Eulanda is a member of the Marching and Concert Club, Orchestra, and FBLA. bands, and active in many clubs. Escorts for Coronation were pictured (left to right) John Alex- Hopkins—Mr. Green Oaks, Tyrone Jones, Ronald Lee, Quintin ander, Egbert Bennett, Steve Grundy, Jimmy Phillips, Steven Samuels, and Randy Smith. A Night To Remember TALICIA MOORE, JUNIOR MAID Talicia is a member of the Student Council, Quiz Bowl, and YOLANDA TAYLOR, FRESHMAN MAID SAD Club. Yolanda is a member of the Student Council and an honor student. For all of these young ladies, it was a night to remember. (1 to r) Stewart, Robin Chalmers, Chantenell Jones, Eulanda Lewis, Phyllis Pamplin. Lytonia Barfield, Pamela Phillips, Vemita Talicia Moore, Yolanda Taylor. Beauty surrounds us all. VERNITA STEWART, FOOTBALL SWEETHEART. Vernita, a senior, attends the Career Center. She plans a career in nursing. LYTONYA BARFIELD. BAND SWEETHEART. Lytonya is a third year member of the band. She is a member of the Elites and winner of the Ebony Pageant. Miranda Jones and David Jones, sister and brother members of the dance troupe perform for the “Royal Couple” during the Cor¬ onation program. Miranda and David have performed together on many of the school programs and talent shows. Since David is a senior, their together acts will be limited. rhe Glamours Of Coronation ►AMELA PHILLIPS, ROTC SWEETHEART amela is a high ranking officer in ROTC; this is why she was hosen as ROTC Sweetheart. PHYLLIS PAMPLIN, PEP SQUAD SWEETHEART Phyllis, a senior, is the captain of the pep squad, and she is well known throughout the school for her involvement in school activities. in the sidelines, waiting for the program to begin are Daniel Smith, who poses with a beautiful bright smile. Levi Kelly and ones, football captain and 1983 Miss Green Oaks, Rhonda others in the background are waiting anxiously. 17 A Victory For Sure Jethro Savannah shows the “V” sign as Green Oaks scores on Parkway in the homecoming game. Referee Stops The Clock Shown is typical of the action whenever the Green Oaks defen¬ sive team takes the field. A scram¬ ble ensues for a fumble recovery as Parkway loses yards. Smiles On Winning Faces Darrell Harris, Robert Smith and Roy Gipson show approving smiles as Green Oaks advances down the field to another homecoming victory. 18 King And Queen At Halftime As they march on the field, In the mist of the night, Mr. Miss Green Oaks are out of sight. She smiles with glamour; He smiles with charm, Marching down the field arm to arm. Band At Halftime Marching, moving, skipping to the beat, Watching the Green Oaks band move their feet. They cruise to the left; They hop to the right. Showing bright smiles ’cause they know they’re DYNAMITE. “The number one band in the land” A Day Of Excitement Enjoyig a few hours before the game, Our football boys go insane. They pose as cheerleaders in a pyramid, Making them the worse we ever had. Wearing their make-up and ribbons, too Showing what they can do. 19 Joy In Giant Land Joy and jubilation abound on the campus when Homecoming Season is in swing. A group of juniors show that they are pleased with the activity of the day. This Is How We Do It The Cheerleaders go through a routine dur¬ ing a homecoming pep rally in the square. Who Put The Pep In Squad? Cheering for the team at the homecoming game is the Pep Squad. The Club consists of girls from all classes. They are a welcome sight every game during football season. Senior Class Favorites Sticking with the 9tyle are our best dressed, Chantenelle Jones and Steven Hopkins. Living the glamorous life are our Mr. and Miss Green Oaks, Steven Hopkins and Robin Chalmers. Keeping in shape with the best figures are our best figured Carolyn Scott and Jesse Stinson. Our star athletes are Robin Chalmers and Delaware Kelly. Senior Class Favorites MOST ACADEMIC Juanita Fradieu Stephen Hardman MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Althea Bagley Carl Haynes Leading the Class of ' 85 are (left to right)—Davell Jackson. President; Charlette Edwards. Secretary; Jimmy Phillips, Parliamentarian; Korin Kinchen. President; Dagne Brown, Vice Treasurer; and Patrick Sanders, Chaplain. 23 The flirtest flirts of them all are Brenda Arkansas and Carlos Thomas. The models of the year are Nichole Mitchell, our cutest girl, and Steven Hopkins, our most handsome boy. Let’s go crazy with Paula Lewis and Gerald Combs, our best dancers. These two seniors are known throughout the school; Brenda Arkansas and Delaware Kelly are the most popular. 24 Angela, Tracey, and Shelia strike a playful pose in the squares. Freshman Sherri Ford joins seniors Gwen¬ dolyn Knight, Vernita Stewart, Felita Carey and Shelia Carson—some examples of the spirited beauties around the Green Oaks campus. Korin Kinchen participated in the first talent show of the 84-85 school year break dancing to a popular tune. During the homecoming festivities, the Spanish I class staged a backward wedding to amuse the student body. The members of the wedding party were (Back row 1 to r) Larry Mitchell, Kaniel Jones, John Alexander, Milton Miller, (Seated) Jimmy Phillips and Ben Brown. Fun Time At GOHS Albert, Charles Arkansas, Brenda Armstrong, Shewanner Ashley, Anthony Ashley, Pamela Bagley, Althea Barfield, Doris Barfield, Terrance Beard. Victoria Bedford, Lisa Bendaw, April Blankenship, Ashton Blaze, Ramona Bradford, Fredrick Bradley, Demetrius Brookins, Lisa Brown, Dagne Butler, Velma Carson, Shelia Carter, Gregory Casey, Eric Chamlere, Robin Choyce, Cynthia Clark, Frankie Today’s Success Collier, Eric Collins, Annette Collins, Jacqueline Co oper, Barbers Cooper, Sandra Combs, Gerald Crawford, Crystal Daughtery, Andre Davis, Percy Dean, Exie Demery, Arvester Diggs, Debra Dudley, Yosila Edwards, Charolette Ellis, Stephanie Fisher, Olevia Fountain, Daphne Fradieu, Juanita Green, Sandra Green, Sharon Hardman, Stephen Hardy, Joyce Harrison, Lisa Harvey, Gabriel Tomorrow’s Future Haynes, Carl Henderson, Ramona Holmes, Andre Hopkins, Angela Hopkins, Stephen Hudson, Dinah Hughes, Debra Jackson, Davell Jackson, Mark Jackson, Pamela Jones, Chantenell Jones, Daniel Jones, Tyrone Kinchen, Korie Kinchen, Korin King, Edna Knight, Gwendolyn Lee, Jeanette Lee, Ronald Lewis, Paul Lewis, Paula Little, Sharon Louis, Latonia Marshall, Christine Marshall, Crystal Mason, Izanna Mason, Robert Maxie, Kenneth McCarter, Audrey McCray, Tracy Mims, Kimberly Mitchell, Mary Mitchell, Nicole Mitchell, Quentin Mitchell, Shelia Myles, Derrick Pamplin, Phyllis Phillips, Jimmy Pipkins, Shannon Player, Rosalyn Rashton, Gregory Robinson, Catherine Robinson, Rhonda Samuels, Quinton Sanders, Patrick Savannah, Jerry Scott, Calvin Scott, Carolyn Seamster, Anthony Shepard. Felicia Smith, Carol Smith, Cornell Smith, LaShonda Smith, Sondra Smith, Tondra Spearman, Jacqueline Spearman, Jimmy Stewart, Vernita Stewart, Wendy Stroughter, Calvin Sullivan, Kevin Sylvia, Cynthia Taylor, Gleen Taylor. Richard Thomas, Anthony Thomas, Carlos Thomas, Dan Thomas, Ricky Thomas, Rosalind Thomas, Michiel Tookes, Russell Turner, Patrick Tyler, Lisa Washington, Anna White, Willie Williams, Eddie Williams, Faith Williams, Kristella Williams, Lashunda Williams, Sharon Williams, Morrick Williams, Monica Williams, Kathy ‘‘SENIORS PROVE THEY ARE TOPS!” These seniors were honored at the Honor’s Program for the first nine weeks. They are (bottom row 1 to r) La tony a Lewis, Althea Bagley, Carolyn Scott, Paula Lewis, Vikki Beard, Pamela Ashley, Charolette Edwards, Doris Barfield (middle 1 to r) Gwen Knight, Robert Mason, Rhonda Robinson, Monica Williams, Lisa Williams, Carol Smith, Juanita Fradieu, Steven Hardman, Geniva Patterson, Audrey McCarter, Shelia Mitchell, Katie Mims Top (1 to r) Crystal Marshall, Angela Hopkins, Eddie Williams, Steve Hopkins, Eddie Williams, Izanna Mason, April Bendan, and Daniel Jones. 31 Seniors Are Positive Images Around Campus Positive images are the seniors on campus. Freshmen, sophomores, and juniors look up to them. They are the cream of the crop, (photo at r) Angela Jackson and Jeanette Lee sit around on cars, (below) Davelle Jackson stops for a brief pose. (Right, top) Gerald Green and Dagney Brown show underclassmen how to work. (Above) Coach Stevens explains a problem while the class listens. (To the R) Seniors in the orchestra are (1 to r) Doris Barfield, bharon Greene, Robin Chalmers, Calvin Stroughter, and Olieva Fisher. So you see “SENIORS ARE POSITIVE IMAGES AROUND THE CAMPUS.” 32 I H tr t a- Q- o CO Adams, Reginald Alexander, Regina Allen, Archie Allen, Kenneth Allen, Veronica Armstrong, Shannon Austin, Donna Baker, Felecia Barfield, Latonia Batcheler, Dudley Bell, Richard Bennett, Kalise Bennett, Tina Bright, Patricia Browder, Michelle Browder, Nadine Brown, Ben Brown, Velma Burns, Millette Carey, Carolyn 34 I wmm in -in 1 1 Clark, Valerie Clayton, Felecia Collins, Edward Collins, Jacqueline Crawford, Tonya Davenport, Jake Davis, Cedric Davis, Sharon Draper, Sharron Fitzpatrick, Derrick Francis, Timothy Green, Michelle Griffin, Alvin Grundy, Steve Guillett, Danielle Hall, Deborah g Hampton, Anthony Harper, Tunya Harris, Davie Harris, Jenice C 3 3 CD O CD crq CD c 3 35 C-H C 3 o w CD O Hawthorne, Renesse Heath, Sonya Henderson, Jessie Herrin, Deloris Hewitt, Keidon Hewitt, Sheldon Howard, Kenneth Jackson, August Jackson, Demetrious Jackson, Lawan Jackson, Stephanie Jackson, Vincent James, Lessie James, Nathaniel Johnson, Karen Johnson, Ronald Kelly, Lasonia Lee, Roosevelt Lewis, Eulonda Marshall, Bruce 36 Mil house, Dun Miller, Milton Milton, Dexter Mitchell, Larry Monroe, Carlos Moore, Angelia Moore, Sol Myers, Priscilla Myers, Lorenzo Norwood, Mark Owens, Victor Player, Marlin Pryor, Darren Rawls, Angela Reliford, Shelia Reynolds, Sharon Roberson, Angela Robertson, Edward Rogers, Shunda Roston, Yancy 37 But They Get Serious! Time For Goals Saxton, Artilous Saxton, Cleveland Shaw, Cythia Simons, Dexter Simpson, Marvin Smart, Janye Smith, Donald Smith, Kenneth Smith, Linda Smith, Randy Smith, Terry Snell, Cornett Tasby, Tammy Taylor, Latonya Thompson, Aleshia Tisdon, Charlene Walker, Charlotte W’ashington, Jimmy Washington, Paulette Washington, Robert 38 Washington, Sonya Watkins, Sharon Williams, Charles Williams, Joycelyn Williams, Rosie Williams, Willie Williams, Willie Mae Wilkins, Juan Willis, Tanya Woodard, Christopher 39 Seniors To Be Striving For Success (Top r) JUNIOR CLASS FAVORITES Travis Otis and Aleshia Thompson. (1 to r) Junior Class officers (standing) Steve Grundy, President; Milton Miller, Vice President; Derrick Fitzpatrick, Treasurer; (sitting 1 to r) Felecia Clayton, Secretary; Veronica Allen, Asst. Secretary; Tunya Harper, Chaplain; and Angela Roberson, Parliamentarian. The lively junior, Latonya Barfield, poses for a snap shot in the school ' s bandroom. All juniors love to “jam” and we are also “striving for success.” We are the jamming juniors of eighty-six; give us a problem; we’ll put it in the mix. JUNIORS ARE ALIVE! Adams, Alisa Adams, Shante Adger, Melvin Albert, Johnathon Ammons, Stacey Anderson, Bridgette Armstrong. Angelette Ashley, Anthony Austin, Lisa Barfield, Patricia Blount, Tyrone Boult, Derrick Booker, Andre Boyd, Edward Brayboy, Milton Brooks, Emanuel Brooks, Michele Brooks, Tanya Brooks, Valerie Bryant, Felicia Caldwell, Pamela Campbell, Bridgette Caples, Byron Carter, Milton Carter, Yolanda Cathron, Frederick Clark, Vivian Clay, Don Collins, Felicia Collins, Herman Combs, Angela Dean, Jerry Diggs, Tyrone Dotie, Chandra Dudley, Anthony In Time We Learn Dudley, Debra Dudley, Jerol Edward, Herbert Edward, Michael Ellis, Fred Ellis, Norman Esther, Abraham Fields, Antonia Fields, Brenda Gay, Felicia Gipson, Roy Green, Darnell Green, Jewell Hall, Felicia Hamilton, Andra Hamilton, Vassie Hardman, Cassie Hardy, Pamela Harris, Darryl Harris, Marcus Harris, Roderick Hopkin, Jessica Jackson, James Jackson, Tonette Jackson, Sean James, Chandra James, Rachel Johnson, Dobblinta Johnson, Jill Johnson, Linda Johnson, Petrece Jones, Cassandra Jones, Charlie Jones, Corlissa Jones, Derrick Jones, Earl Jones, Reba Jones, Shadonna Jones, Tommy Kellum, Jerald Kelly, Sebonia King, Jay Knight, Ricky Lars, Patrick Lawson, John Lemons, Tyrone Louis, Yolanda Marshall, Larry Mason, Alice Miller, Orlando Miller, Stanley Mitchell, Demetrius Mitchell, Michael Monroe, Shelton Morgan, Alvin Mosley, Cedric Murff, Malvin Myers, Robert McCarter, Lisa McCoy, Huey McCoy, Warren McCoy, Wendell Newson, Bridgette Owens, Jerry Owens, John Patterson, John E. Patterson, Linda Peterson, Kormanesa Phillips, Pamela Pipkin, Tajuana Pipkin, Tonya Randall. Martin Rasco, Angela Rattler, Bridgette Savannah, Regina Saxton, Eurika Seamster, Carlette Shepard, Tina Sloan,Joe Smith, Calvin Smith, Colenza Smith, Jessica Smith, Monica Smith, Robert L. Smith, Ronald Smith, Sondra Smith, Stephanie Smith, Toni Smith, Tronica Spears, Derrick Spearman, Latasa Spearman, Sharon Stinson, Sabrina Stinson, Tina Stroughter, Reginald Sullivan, Shannon Sweat, John Tasby, Satara Taylor, Marsha Terry. Gwen Thomas, Elana Thomas, Leonard Thomas, Loujuna Thomas, Melvin Thompson, Jennifer Tigue. Sonya Trahan, Vanessa Turner, Gregory Taylor, Sharon Tyson, Derrick Washington, Bruce Washington, Carey Washington, Darren Washington, Gerald White, Donna Whitaker, A. C. Williams, Angela Williams, Beverly Williams, Grandville Williams, Kimberly Williams, O’Shelly Williams, Randy Williams, Tonette Williams, Yolanda Wilson, Anthony Wilson, Piper Winn, Dutchess Young, Cindy Young, Jimmy Young, Mario Alexander, Tina Autrey, Gayland Bagley, Bruce Baker, Aletha Balkman, Greg Bedford, Doranna Bedford, Laura Bell, Sonya Beverly, Traci Blackstone, Pamela Bledsoe, Albert Blow, Angela Booker, Chester Bowie, Tramekia Boyd, Aletha Boyd, Helen Bradford, Patrick Bradley, Lashunda Brooks, Albert Brooks, Carl Brown, Nakita Bryant, Derrick Carter, Keydran Charles, Warren Clark, Andre Cooper, Derrick Crawford, Cassandra Combs, Vanessa Cunningham, Chris Davenport, Mesha Davis, Damon Davis, Natalie Dizadare, Reginald Dotie, Tamera Dotie, Willie Fashionable Freshmen Douglas, Jacqueline Draper, Jennifer Drew, Jerol Drew, Shawn Dyas, Kevin Edwards, Ressie Ellis, Jarvis English, Tim Evans, Robert Fisher, Joyce Fletcher, Tara Ford, Ricky Ford, Sherri Ford, Terri Francis, Sharhonda Franklin, Troy Frazier, Jozette Fredricks, Willie Fullwood, Valerie Gantt, Aubra George, Sherry George, Terry Green, Charles Harris, Anette Harvey, Jimmy Heath, Shajuanda Henderson, Andre Henderson, Robert Hobbly, Cheryl Holden, Sherry Holmes, Rafe Howard, Deloris Jackson, Tijuana Jackson, Tommy Jackson, Veronica James, Wanda Jiles, Eukethia Johnson, Patricia Jones, Kim Jones, Kimberly Jones, Robert Jones, Vontego Kennedy, William Kimble, Rashaun Lafitte, Daryl Lewis, Anjel Lewis, Roosevelt Lewis, Videlia Lindsay. Paul Lister, Lloyd Maeweather, Gary Magee, Miracle Marshall, Latonya Martin, Steven Mason, Rashima Maxie, Angela Mays, John McCarter, Johnny McCarter, Stephanie Miller, Sherry Milton, LeAndre Morris, Ronnie Mosley, Patrick Mourning, Lee Murray, Shelia Myers, Caroline Nelson, Tina Oates, Patrice Okray, Carolyn Okray, Tonya Owens, John Parker, Sabrenia Peterson, Michele Pipkin, Katrinia Player. Jacqueline Price, Vanessa Ragster, Cedric Roberson, Tonya Roberts, Clifton Robert, Monique Roberson, Lavonda Ruffins, Theresa Scott, Ricky Smith, Artie Smith, Derrick Stills, Kenneth Stroughter, Daphene Taylor, Eddie Taylor, John Taylor, Joyce Taylor, Shelia Thomas, Calvin Thomas, Latunia Thomas, Marilyn Thomas, Robert Thomas, Rodney Thomas, Tommy Thomas, Yolanda Tillman, Dennis Tores, Fredrick Turner, Herman Tyler, Donna Walker, Anthony Walker, Jacqueline Walker, Reginald Success is a journey that the Freshman Class must pursue. Its leaders are: (standing 1 to r) Stephanie McCarter, Assistant Secretary; Damon Davis, Vice President; Tina Nelson, Chaplain, Yvonne Brown, Parliamentarian; (seated 1 to r) Valerie Fullwood, President; Doranna Bedford, Secretary; Miracle McGee, Treasurer, and Sponsors, Ms. E. Holmes and Ms. Z. Thomas Timothy Walls Arthenia Washington Deshunda W ' ashington Ronald Washington Teresa W T ashington Danny W T hitaker Tajuana White Ron Wilkins Billy Williams Claiborne Williams Derrick Williams Gregory Williams Michael Williams Robert Williams Yolanda Williams Cassandra Winn Mary Wyatt Janie Young Lashaunda Young 52 Mr. Tom James, Principal of Green Oaks High School, arrives at work in time to in¬ spect the school plant before the faculty and students arrive for a day of work and study. Mr. James puts forth effort to raise academic standards and to build school spirit and pride. Signing papers, writing letters, completing forms and writing teacher evaluations are all a part of his day at Green Oaks. Mr. James obtained his B.A. from Southern University and his M.A. from Prairie View A M University. Principal Mr. Tom James GREENLEAF Editor, Victoria Beard and Stu¬ dent Council President, Tunya Harper discuss the activity schedule with Mr. James. One of his major responsibilities is to assist in the smooth operation of the many activities the student body is involved in. Assistant Principals Make Use Of Time Mr. John Baldwin, Assistant Principal of Instruction, shows Mr. Hunt, Assistant Principal of Administration, talks with Mrs. Thibodeaux a passage in the book he has just read. Herbert Edwards a ninth grade student, about a new policy just “Maybe the idea in the book can be used in her classroom ’ issued by the School Board. Mr. Hunt and Mr. Baldwin take time to talk with Mr. Willie Crit- ferences with parents of students who have absentee problems, ton, Parish Supervisor. Mr. Critton visits the school and has con- 55 Junior-Sophomore Counselor, Mrs. Bobbie Kendricks; Senior Counselor, Mr. Nathaniel Harvey; and Freshman Counselor, Mrs. Pearl White take time for a break from their usual problem solv¬ ing sessions with students to discuss plans for National Career Guidance Week. During the week they will provide additional career guidance information to the students. The counselors spend a great deal of time counseling students as they plan for the future. They help with admission forms for college and vocational school as well as the military. Some choose the work world after high school and the counselors help there too. Above, Mr. Harvey and Phyllis ex¬ amine her transcript as he points out how her grades and credits are averaged for graduation. Mrs. White makes a call seeking assistance from one of the many referral agencies available for the students. Denise Williams gets some advice on the courses she must enroll in for next semester from Mrs. Kendricks. Our Problem Solvers Time For Efficiency The efficiency experts in the ly bulletins. Mrs. Joicy Wilson is school are the secretaries. Mrs. the registrar and Mrs. Maxie Kathryn Loe takes care of the dai- Jones, Attendance clerk. Top Photo: The School Bookkeeper is Mrs. Chanita Hill. She works closely with club sponsors and treasurers in keeping accurate accounts. Bottom Photo: Mrs. Ursula Allen, Receptionist, checks out students Talicia Moore and Sonya Tigue. Mario Young uses the intercom to talk with one of her teachers. GO Library— A Resource Center The Green Oaks Library pro¬ vides the students and faculty with a variety of resources. Classes en¬ joy the use of instructional televi¬ sion, films, and other sources made useful through technology. Magazines and books help with various projects. Research paper time is always a busy season. Study carrels make it possible for students to get away from the crowd. Student workers offer valuable assistance. Top: Clynthia Sylvie, Dwight Dotie, Yossila Dudley, Carl Haynes and Angela Ragster are some of the Library Workers. Larry Bryan, A-V Librarian sorts through some guides to kits. Mrs. Deloris Bennett, Library Secretary. Mrs. Ruby A. Horton, Librarian, works with Rhonda in helping her prepare a report. n r- N - I 2 2 s 3 1 £ — s 22 i Teachers enjoy their time working with students in extra-curricular activities as well as working with them academically. Mrs. Thibodeaux and Ms. Holmes, two of the spon¬ sors of the freshman class, conduct elections as Valerie Fullwood and Delores Howard watch attentively. Ursula Allen Clifford Asher John Baldwin Barbara Bennett Delores Bennett Rosetta Boone Aliecia Brown Larry Bryan Charlotte Cadman Rudy Carley James Conerly Milton Davis Althea Fuller Hayes Gipson Martha Glover Cynthia Harrison Nathaniel Harvey Yvette Hayes Barbara Hill Chanita Hill Ethel Holmes Ruby Horton Huey Hunt Tom James Maxie Jones Rudolph Kellum Bobbie Kendrick Gene Knowles Marguerite Lawson William Lee Kathryn Loe Christine Maxie Doris McMillan William Means Petrolia Mims James Mosley Donald Moton Lueburda Myers Rosalyn Nicholson Richard Prealow Barbara Rowe Monica Smith Donald Spearman Willie Stevens Willie Stringer Jackie Strong Melanie Thibodeaux Peggy Thomas Zelma Thomas Catherine Thompson Dinah Tinsley James Vardeman Janie Wagner Leroy Wesley Vivian W r est Pearl White Lorenzo Williams sr x CD cn O •-b m • 3 61 “A Teacher Affects Eternity Teachers Will Be Teachers ... Because they are one of a kind; They are never misgiving and They stay on your mind. Work, work, work, all the time; Don’t play with them for they Will bother your mind ... Teachers—Will—Be—Teachers. That’s why whenever you read, You should comprehend, And the teacher will tell you, It will benefit you in the end. —Aleshia Thompson and Cassandra Young mzD The 4-H Club presented its Thanksgiving demonstration with its featured speaker, Julia Beeson, Caddo 4-H Agent, Louisiana Cooperative Extension Service. 64 4-H Says, “There’s Time For All Things” The 4-H Club has time to adventure forward in all events. They are appreciated by those whom they have helped in time of sorrow and perplexity. This year, the 4-H Club has helped many people by doing different things, such as traveling to the David Raines Nursery, and sending can goods and clothing to needy families. Officers are: (seated 1 to r) Telicia Moore, Corlisa Jones, John Alexander—presi¬ dent, Phyllis Pamplin, Kimberly Mims, (standing 1 to r) Shadonna Jones, Jenice Harris, Angela Blow, LaShundra Bradley, Donna Austin, Eric Collier , Eddie Williams; In the bottom picture, members are: (seated 1 to r) sponsor—Mrs. Thibodeaux, Patrick Sanders, sponsor—Ms. Holmes; (mid¬ dle 1 to r) Willie White, Elana Thomas, Byron Caples, Sonya Tigue, Gwen Terry, and Patrick Turner. The Business Department at Green Oaks offers students a general knowledge of the business field. Under the skilled and capable staff, the students learn skills for everyday use as well as skills for employment. Students in cooperative education are in¬ troduced to the basics necessary for a career in the business office setting. As members of the Future Business Leaders of America, they are also given opportunities to develop leadership and social skills. Mrs. Charlotte Cadman, Mrs. Doris McMillan, and Mrs. Dinah Tinsley are the business education teachers. Gabriel Harvey demonstrates a new pro¬ gram on the computer to Steven Hardman and Annette Collins. Lisa Tyler shows Victoria Beard and Chantenell Jones a new technique she has mastered on the typewriter. Developing accuracy and proficiency in typing is one of the aims of the business department. Many of the students enrolled in the department are employed in the various businesses throughout the city. This employment allows the student to develop proper attitudes, saleable skills and learn the avenues that lead to permanent employment and lifetime careers. Left, Mrs. Cadman explains a point to Angela Hopkins and Phyllis Boykins. FBLA + COE = Careers Distributive Education Club Of America The members of the Green Oaks DECA Club work in various businesses in the Shreveport area. Students attend classes part of the day and then receive on-the-job training by working in the afternoon or evening. Members thus get the opportunity to apply merchandising techniques learned in the classroom to actual job situations. Mr. James Conerly is the DECA advisor for Green Oaks. DECA Officers are (standing) Percy Davis, Vickie Smith, Sharon Draper, Eddie Williams, Phyllis Pamplin, Martha Mays, Kimberly Mims, (kneeling) Patrick Sanders, Gregory Ragster, John Alexander, and Richard Taylor. The 1984 DECA members are pictured below with their sponsor. The Future Homemakers of America and the Home Economic Related Occupations Class com¬ bine their efforts into what is known around Green Oaks as the FHA HERO Club. Combining sewing, cooking, nutrition, and social development, these young people prepare for adulthood. Of¬ ficers are: Milton Miller, Cheryl Lilly, Randy Smith, Ms. Rosetta Boone—Sponsor, Patrice Johnson, Sandra Green, and Rhonda Robin¬ son. Russell Henderson, of SRAC, gives a demonstration to the class. FHA HERO Members are (back row) Carolyn Myers, Romana Henderson, Sonya Washington, LaTasha Spearman, Cynthia Sylvie, Barbara Cooper, Jackie Collins, Gwen Knight, Sandra Green, Lawan Jackson, Donna Lindsay, LaShun Mason, Rhonda Robinson, (middle row) Mrs. Alice Leake, Shelia Murray, Sharon Miller, Cheryl Lilly, P. Johnson, L. Taylor, R. Jones, P. Dotie, S. Miller, Ms. Boone, (kneeline) M. Jackson, S. Grundy, D. Fitzpatrick, J. Savannah, K. Kinchen, R. Jackson, and B. Brown. FHA HERO Who’s Who At Green Oaks The students selected for Who’s Who are chosen on the basis of membership in clubs, offices held, grade point average, recom¬ mendations by teachers, high school ac¬ complishments and general discipline and decorum. The 1986 Who’s W T ho members are: (seated) Stephen Hopkins, Juanita Fredieu, Carol Smith, Korin Kinchen; (standing) Angela Hopkins, Brenda Arkan¬ sas, Daniel Jones, Charlette Edwards, and Jesse Stinson. Close Up Participants Each year a group of students venture to Washington, D.C. to get a bird’s eye view of the American Political process. Pictured are this years participants Sharon Taylor, Angelette Armstrong and Wendell McCoy. Mrs. Lueburda Myers is the group’s sponsor. Quiz Bowl ’85 Each year Green Oaks is invited to par¬ ticipate in the Centenary College-Fabsteel Quiz Bowl. Winners and runners-up are awarded scholarships. Members of this years team are—left to right—Yolanda Williams, Victoria Beard, Alvin Morgan, and Tunya Harper. Quiz Bowl sponsor is Mrs. Renee A. Brown. 68 Mu Alpha Theta Mu Alpha Theta is a club whose main purpose is to stimulate interest in mathematics by providing public recogni¬ tion of superior mathematical scholarship, and by promoting various mathematical activities. The members are (standing 1 to r) Angela Hopkins, Gabriel Harvey, Daniel Jones, Stephen Hardman, Vickie Smith, (seated 1 to r) Carol Smith, Althea Bagley, Carolyn Scott, and Phyllis Boykins. The sponsor of this club is Ms. Jackie Strong. Key Club The Key Club at Green Oaks was chartered in March 1973. Since then many outstan¬ ding projects undertaken by the club have proven beneficial to the school and com¬ munity. Under the capable leadership of President Randy Smith and Hayes Gipson, Sponsor, the young men have planned a major Clean Community Campaign and a Teacher of the Month project. Members are (standing 1 to r) Hayes Gipson, spons or, Steven Hopkins, Ben Brown, Travis Otis, Steve Grundy, Eric Collier, (kneeling 1 to r) Randy Smith, Tony Wilson, Ellis Young, Korin Kinchen, Quintin Samuel and Her¬ man Collins. Go Express On The Go They get the news before you know it. The GO EXPRESS sponsor is Mrs. Martha Glover; the staff is made up of (top 1 to r) Ronald Lee, Paul Lewis, Ronald Johnson, Richard Taylor, Dianah Hudson, Shewon- ner Armstrong, (kneeling 1 to r) Lessie James, Barbara Cooper, Phyllis Boykins, Greg Carter, Jenice Harris, Dagne Brown, Kimberly Mims, Korin Kinchen, Lisa Tyler, (seated 1 to r) Kristella Williams, Latonia Louis, Paul Lewis, Doris Barfield, Gabriel Harvey, Geneva Patterson, Lisa Williams, Angela Hopkins, Jeanette Lee, and Sheila Mitchell. 69 Elegance Personified The ELITES (Elegant Ladies In Today’s Educational Society) sponsor many ac- tivities to foster responsibility, encourage scholarship and add a bit of dignity for the young ladies on campus. Pictured: Tunya Harper, Veronica Allen, Gabriel Harvey, Vice-President, Mrs. B. J. Bennett, Spon¬ sor; Juanita Fradieu, Assistant Secretary, Felicia Clayton, Secretary. Latonya Bar- field, Treasurer, and Angela Hopkins, President. Elites Have Busy Year The Elites are shown during one of their meetings. During the year the Elites hand¬ ed out Christmas stockings and held their Annual Calendar Girl Pageant. Another project the Elites plan to undertake is a tutorial program for the area elementary schools. Their spring Carnival is something the youth of the community always look forward to attending. Then Plan Some More Mrs. Bennett, Elite Advisor, explains to the group that their success is due to the fact that they plan each event to meet the needs of the school, community and the group. Latonya Barfield, Jeanette Lee, April Ben- daw and Lisa Tyler listen intently as she speaks. 70 Elites—A Service Club Members of the Elites are (Top row) Audrey McCarter, Althea Bagley, Shannon Armstrong, Carol Smith, Deborah Hall, Jacqueline Spearman, Gwendolyn Knight, Carolyn Scott, Vernita Brenda Arkansas, Chantanell Jones, Millette Burns, Charlette Stewart, Yolanda Mason, Lisa Tyler, Jeanette Lee, Angela Edwards, (Bottom row) Mrs. Barbara Bennett, sponsor, Tunya Roberson, Alsheia Thompson, April Bendaw, (Middle row) Harper, Veronica Allen, Juanita Fradieu, Felicia Clayton, Paulette Washington, Joycelyn Williams, Sonva Washington. Lytonya Barfield, Gabriel Harvey, Angela Hopkins. Elites Work Together Working together is the real reason the Elites perform so many Hopkins. Carol Smith, Althea Bagley. Carolyn Scott. Juanita outstanding services. Senior members of the Elites are Fradieu. and Jacqueline Spearman. Chantanell Jones, Brenda Arkansas, Jeanette Lee, Angela The Egalitarians The Egalitarians is a group of young men organized to promote school spirit, scholarship and qualities of finer manhood. Under the sponsorship of Leroy Wesley, these young men put into practice the principles upon which the organization was founded. They assist a sister organization, THE ELITES, in several projects throughout the year. Officers are (left to right) Jimmy Phillips, Secretary; Daniel Jones; President; Milton Miller, Treasurer, Quintin Samuel, Vice- President; and Randy Smith, Parliamentarian. 1984 EGALITARIANS: Jimmy Phillips, Quintin Samuels, Milton Miller, Daniel Jones, Korin Kinchin, Steven Hopkins, Stephen Hardman, and Randy Smith. Y-Teens In Action The Y-Teens around Green Oaks take part in planning many exciting activities that combine service and social action. At left, senior members, Rhonda Robinson, Anna Harris, Kimberly Mims, Gwendolyn Knight, pose with their sponsor. Y-Teen Officers and Sponsor—(Left to right) Mrs. Jessie Ferdinand; Trameka Bowie, Parliamentarian; Anna Harris, Vice President; Tywanna White, Secretary; Kimberly Jones, Chaplain; Kimberly Mims, Treasurer; Ronda Robinson, and Below—Mrs. Jessie Ferdinand, sponsor, Kim Jones, Trameka Bowie, LaVonda Robinson, Rhonda Robinson, Tywanna White, Wanda James, Anna Harris, and Gwen Knight. Gwendolyn Knight, President. (Left) The members plan for the Christmas activities during a meeting. Some of the activities in¬ clude visits to the elderly. Day Care Centers, and community projects. GOSC—A Viable Organization Under the capable leadership of the sponsor and officers, the stu- Edwards, Asst. Secretary; Felecia Hall, Parliamentarian Davell dent council provides many worthwhile services to the school and Jackson, Chaplain; Mrs. R. A. Brown, Sponsor; Falicia ’Moore community. Pictured are Calvin Smith, V. President; Charlette Secretary; Tunya Harper, President; and Stacey Ammons’, Treasurer. Fresh Soph Council Members Freshman and sophomore representatives are (top row): Stacey Howard, (second row) Debbie Brazile, Patrick Lars, Angellette Ammons, Donna White, Wanda James, Sherrie Ford, Felicia Armstrong, Terri Ford, Sharunda Francis, Jimmy Washington, Mitchell, Lisa McCarter, Mario Young, Shelia Taylor, Delores (seated) Reba Jones, Shriva Morris, Corlisa Jones, Anthony Wilson, Orlanda Miller, Byron Caples, and Sonya Tigue. The junior class representatives are a charming group. The Moore, Joycelyn Williams, Debra Hall, Felecia Baker, and Angela members are (standing) Ellis Young, Lois Carter, Yolanda Moore. These students join in the fun of caring and helping Mason, Lytonja Barfield, Paulette Washington, Donna Austin, others. Jenny Harris, (seated) Anthony Bell, Shelton Monroe, Sol Senior Council Members The senior class representatives are too hot to be topped as they participate in the fun. The members of this attractive group are (top row) Artillious Saxton, Rickey Smith, Davell Jackson. Mark Jackson, Latonia Louis, Larhonda Smith, Kim Mims, Gregory Carter, (middle row) Robin Chalmers, Audrey McCarter, Quin tin Samuels, Jimmy Phillips, Ramona Henderson, Brenda Arkansas, Daniel Jones, (bottom row) Gerald Combs, Charlette Edwards. Rhonda Robinson, Tracy McCray, Althea Bagley, Jacqueline Spearman, and Phyllis Boykins. Spanish Club Learns Interesting Customs The Green Oaks Spanish Club learned about the customs of Spanish speaking nations. Seated—Gwen Terry, Millette Burns, Athea Bagley, Juanita Fradieu, Dutchess Wynn, Sharon Davis, April Bendaw, Vanessa Traham and Vernita Stewart. Standing—Barbara Cooper, Tyrone Diggs, Anthony Bell, Jimmy Phillips, Ben Brown, Yolanda Mason, Larry Mitchell, Deborah Hall, Rosalyn Thomas, Sonya Tigue and Robin Chalmers. Top—Milton Miller, Reba Jones, Talicia Moore. Students in the Spanish Classes strive to become proficient in language. Shown are Lois Carter, LaSonya Kelly, LaTonya Taylor, Danielle Gullette, Karen Johnson and Roslyn Thomas. The Greenleaf staff worked hard to get the book together this year. Top: Yearbook Staff gather for picture. Kneeling: Paulette Washington, Gwen Knight, Charlette Edwards, Victoria Beard, Editor, Clynthia Sylvie and Audrey McCarter. Standing—1st Row: Bridgette Anderson, Romana Henderson, Victoria Marsh, Tunya Harper, Vernita Steward, Angela Roberson. Back Row: Phyllis Boykin, Olivea Fisher, Pamela Jackson, Randy Smith, Derrick Fitzpatrick, Ronald Johnson, Donna White and Felicia Clayton. 77 Coming Together Is Theme Of Charmettes Charmette officers are Aleshia Thompson. President; Yolanda Mason. Vice-President; and Tanya Willis. Treasurer; Karen Johnson, Parliamentarian; Deborah Hall, Chaplain; and Angela Roberson, Secretary, The Speech and Drama Club is one organization that gives the students a chance to develop their theatrical talents. The members present two plays each year and participate in tournaments through out the state. Many trophies won by the club adorn the trophy case. Left—officers are Davell Jackson, Vice-President; Korin Kinchen, President; Jimmy Phillips, Parliamentarian; Aleshia Thompson, Treasurer; Charlotte Walker, Asst. Secretary; and Angela Rober¬ son, Secretary. Above: A group reenacts a scene from the Christmas play. In the scene are Rickey Thomas. Lavert Bennett, Michelle Browder, Charlotte Walker, Shelton Monroe, Angela Roberson, Korin Kin¬ chen, Marvin Jefferson and Aleshia Thompson. 79 Green Oaks Dance Troupe The Green Oaks Giants dance troupe is on the groove. And when they get it together, boy can they move! In the top pic¬ ture, the members are (I to r) Mrs. Jesse Ferdinand, sponsor, Joycelyn Williams, Tammy Shepard, Joyce Taylor, Rhonda Roberson, Angela Roberson, and David Jones. In the bottom photo, (1 to r) Joyce Taylor, Angela Roberson, Rhonda Rober¬ son, and (center) Miranda Jones. Our dance troupe is a major blast. They show you moves that always last. They have shown us their moves at our homecoming, and we are waiting for more in the upcoming. Academics And Athletes THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY is made up of those students who were able to maintain high scholastic averages. The Green Oaks Chapter seeks to create an en¬ thusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the develop¬ ment of character. Members are: (back row) Joycelyn Williams, Latonia Louis, Victoria Beard, Juanita Fradieu, Felecia Clayton, and Veronica Allen; (front row) Mechelle Browder, Priscilla Myers, Latonya Taylor, Angela Roberson, Carol Smith, and Daniel Jones. FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES is a group of young men who seek to become stronger in those qualities that show good sportsmanship and love for mankind. Each member participates in the athletic program. Pictured are Jay King, Michael Edwards, Scott Anderson, Frederick Bradford, Emanuel Brooks, Calvin Smith, Ricky Smith, Lesley Foun¬ tain, Christopher Dudley, Lorenzo Myers, John Alexander, Roberto Strickland, Tyrone Diggs, Alvin Stills, Edward Collins, Roy Dotie, Monroe Robinson, Davell Jackson, Ben Brown, Terry Smith, Jeff Savannah, Huey McCoy, Kenneth Allen, Daniel Jones, Donnie Jackson, Sol Moore, Derrick Jones, Randy Anderson, Alvin Griffin, Willie Lee Williams, Jimmy Phillips, Anthony Ashley, Marvin Jeffer¬ son, and Yancy Roe ton. Beauty On Parade The Annual Calendar Girl Pageant produces great entertain¬ ment as well as a chance for the lovely young ladies at Green Oaks to display their beauty. The pageant is an annual event spon¬ sored by the Elites. In the Swim¬ suit competition are: Joyce Taylor, Donna Lindsay, Donna White, Rhonda Robinson, Tracey Mc¬ Cray, Latonya Barfield, Sharonda Francis, Nicole Mitchell, Brenda Arkansas, and Angela Jackson. Juanita Fradieu displays the winning smile that helped her win the title of Miss Con¬ geniality in the 1985 Calendar Girl Pageant. Mrs. Bennett, Pageant Coordinator, pins Gabriel Harvey, Miss August. Brenda Arkansas, the 1985 Miss Cover Girl Pageant winner, poses with the 1984 Miss Cover Girl, Stephanie Stinson. Cover Girl 1985 Brenda Faye Arkansas won the coveted title of Miss Cover Girl during the second annual Calendar Girl pageant. Brenda has been active in such organizations as the Elites, Drama Club and Who’s W r ho Among Students. She was head cheerleader. Contestants in this year’s pageant are pictured above. They are: Angela Jackson, Brenda Arkansas, Nicole Mitchell, Shelia Mitchell, Robin Chalmers, Vickie Marsh, Gabriel Harvey, Sharonda Francis, Joycelyn Williams, Deborah Hall, Lytonya Barfield, Valarie Brooks, Tracey McCray, Carolyn Scott, Shannon Armstrong, Sonya Washington, Rhonda Robinson, Tanya Willis, Donna White, Millette Burns, Felicia Clayton, Donna Lindsay, Joyce Taylor. The Calendar Girls Orchestra—A Talent In Time Mr. Lorenza Williams directs the orchestra as it performs at many of the school programs and activities in the community. He shares his teaching time between Green Oaks and Linear Junior High School. Sometimes the students from both schools com¬ bine their efforts in performances. The 1984-85 orchestra members are Stephanie Jackson, Doris Bar- field, Sharon Green, Calvin Stroughter, Shannon Armstrong, Olevia Fisher, Gregory Turner, (back row) Alvin Morgan, Jewell Green, August Jackson, Luebertha Gardner, Angela Rawls, Ronald Smith, Sandra Johnson, (stan¬ ding) Robin Chalmers, and Malvin Murff. Choir—Music To My Ears Under the capable dictatorship of Mr. Albert Jackson, the choir makes many per¬ formances throughout the year. Officers of the choir are in the top photo. The choir members are (seated, row 1, 1 to r) Monique Roberts, Angela Roberson, Mechelle Peterson, Joyce Fisher, Anna Washington, Tracy McCray, Tonja Pipkins, Sandra Green, Tajuana Pipkin, Sharon Davis, Linda Carroll, Angela Moore, (row 2, 1 to r) Carlos Monroe, Charlette Edwards, Veronica Hobley, LaVonda Roberson, Janice Young, Debbie Brazile, Anna Harris, Marilyn Thomas. Rachel James, Patricia Johnson, Mario Townsend, Miranda James, Director—Mr. Albert Jackson, (row 3, 1 to r) Cappy Sanders, Wendell McCoy, Gerald Combs, Anthony W ' alker, David Jones, Calvin Smith, David Armstrong, Davell Jackson, Tommy Jackson, Tommy Thomas, Edward Collins, LesLie Fountain, Sol Moore, War¬ ren Charles, Abraham Ester, Anthony Hampton, Jonathan Brown, (row 4, 1 to r) Donna Tyler, April Bendaw, Rosalyn Sab¬ bath, Rosalyn Strickland, Brenda Johnson, Christi Kennedy, Yolanda Thomas, Vanessa Price, Pamela Caldwell, Lashunda Kennedy, Shelia Smith, and Reginald Thomas. 85 The 1984-1985 Marching Giants The band steps lively to the beat during a pep rally. Under the direction of Mr. Jackson, the band gave outstanding half time and pre game shows during the football season. Parades and festivals are also big on their schedule. Members are from left to right: (Rl) Carter, Washington, Lewis, Gullatt, Smith, Rascoe, Nelson, Myers, Miller, Combs, Jackson, (R2) Hardy, Beard, Bennett, Dotie, Spearman, Savannah, Campbell, Davis, Williams, (R3) Reliford, Jackson, Williams, Pipkins, Smith, Howard, Lewis, W’illiam, Bell, (R4) Young, Stinson, Whitaker, Miller, Jones, Boult, Pipkins, Jones, Davenport, Sumlin, Pipkin, (R5) Wilkins, Frances, Beverly, Dyas, Clark. Dotie, Smith, Caples, (R6) Roberson, Black, Barfield, Collins. Drew, Lafite, Lewis, Oates. Thomas, (R7) Allen, Parker, Albert, Fields, (R9) Hopkins, Otis, Wilson, Drew, Tasby, Ester, W T illiams, Kelly, (RIO) Terry, Smith, Marshall, Albert, Beverly, and Tigue. I 86 GOHS’s Band Majorette Anna Washington during a half time performance is really twirling to the 9ound of music. Mr. Jackson, Director, poses with Drum Major Gregory Carter and Drum Majorette Paula Lewis. Drummers Gerald Combs and Carlos Monroe show their skills as the band leaves the stands for a half time show. On the field or in the stands the band en¬ joys what they do best—execute intricate steps and play good music. A significant part of the marching band performers are the majorettes and flag girls. During halftime, they add glamour, batons, and complete breathtaking maneuvers with the flags. MAJORETTES are (standing —1 to r) Bridgette Anderson, Brenda Fields, Carlette Seamster, (kneeling 1 to r) Tracy McCray, Head Majorette Charlette Edwards, and Anna Washington. FLAG GIRLS are (standing 1 to r) Mario Townsed, Chandra James, Gwen Terry, Tonja Pipkin, Tonya Crawford, (kneeling) Yolanda Williams, Monique Roberts, Tajuana Pipkins, Sharon Davis, (sitting) Tunya Taylor, Jennifer Thompson, Shriva Morris, Mario Young, Sonya Tigue, and Angela Roberson. Majorettes And Flag Girls Junior ROTC Today... Leaders Tomorrow THE JUNIOR ROTC DEPARTMENT of Green Oaks High School functions under the capable leadership of three very outstanding military leaders— Colonel Richard Miller, 1 Sgt. George Nobles and SFC Richard Prelow. Sgt. Nobles is the latest addition to the staff. He is from Monroe, LA. BATTALION COMMANDER AND STAFF: CPT. Shannon, Asst. S-l; CPT. Anthony Ashley, Asst. S-3; CPT. Shelia Carson, Asst. S-5; Major Robin Chalmers, S-l; Major Stephanie Ellis, S-4; and Major Reginald Musgrove. ROTC Cadet Leaders Headquarters Company Officers are Cadet Captain Anthony Executive Officer; Cadet 2nd Lt. Kenneth Allen, 1st Platoon Hampton. Company Commander; Cadet 1st Lt. Sheldon Hewitt, Leader; Cadet 2nd Lt. Jacqueline Collins, 2nd Platoon Leader; and Cadet Don Clay, First Sergeant. Headquarters Company Leadership Development Leaders of the company are: Cadet Captain Demetrius Bradley, 1st Lt. Cappy Sanders, 2nd Platoon Leader; and Cadet 1st Sgt. Company Commander; Cadet 1st Lt. Roosevelt Lee, Executive Shriva Morris. Officer; Cadet 2nd Lt. Deloris Herrin, 1st Platoon Leader; Cadet A-Company ROTC Develops Character Company Officers are: Cadet Captain Augustus Wilkins Company Commander; Cadet 1st Lt. Tondra Smith. Executive Officer; Cadet 2nd Lt. Donald Smith, 1st Platoon Leader; Cadet 2nd Lt. Anthony Rainey. 2nd Platoon Leader; Cadet 1st Set. Bridgette Campbell, First Sergeant. Company B C Company Officers are: Company Commander, Cadet Captain Leader, 2nd Lt. Alvin Griffin; 2nd Platoon Leader, 2nd Lt. Mark Jackson; Executive Officer, 1st Lt. Yancy Roeton; Platoon Gregory Smith; First Sergeant, Pamela Phillips. C Company Members of the Female Drill Team are: Commander Cadet Lt. Delores Herrin; Cadets Jacqueline Collins; LaShell Peterson; Letha Baker; Rachel James; Sharon Green, Delores Herrin; Angela Caldwell; Sherry Holden; Vanessa Price; and Evette Washington. Members of the Male Drill Team are: Commander Cadet Major Dunn, Ronald Smith, Patrick Lars, Ricky Scott, Ralph Smith. Glenn Taylor; Cadets Calvin Stroughter, Baltimore Wesley, Ben Warren McCoy, and Mark Jackson. ROTC Color Guard And Rifle Team THE COLOR GUARD provides the patriotic services that are needed at many assemble pro¬ grams at our school. This group also performs for parades and pre-game activities. THE 2ND BATTALION COL¬ OR GUARD members are Cadet CSM Tajuana Pipkin; Cadet Private Vanessa Price; Cadet MSGT Patrick Lars; Cadet Pvt. Anthony Walker; and Cadet CPL. Rachel James. THE RIFLE TEAM competes on a regular basis with the ROTC teams from other schools in our area. They have won trophies and have shown outstanding leader¬ ship. Members of the team are: Cadet SFC Sean Jackson, Cadet Sgt. Vivian Clark; Cadet Sgt. Don Clay; Cadet Sgt. Tommy Beverly; Cadet CPL Stanley King; and Ad Staff Promotes Spirit The Ad Staff worked hard during the year to make a strong contribution to Green Oaks High School. Under the direction of Leroy Wesley and Mrs. Debris Bennett these young ladies are truly “Angels.” Left—Mrs. Bennett, Angela Hopkins, Tunya Harper and Vikki Beard go over plans for the coming year. Below—Seated: Mrs. D. Bennett, Sponsor, Charlette Edwards, Talicia Moore, Vikki Beard, Gwen Terry, Gwen Knight, Tunya Harper, Standing: Pamela Jackson, Ramona Henderson, Jill Johnson, Lawan Jackson, Stacy Ammons, Sandra Green, Bridgette Anderson, Mario Young, Sonya Tigue, Felicia Clayton, Donna Austin, Phyllis Boykins, Angela Hopkins. Ctttt p I r The ninth grade cheerleaders are elected early in the school year and serve in a train¬ ing position for the Varsity squad. They participate in the pep rallies, help with painting signs for the games and perform at ninth grade football and basketball games. The experience these ninth graders get gives them a better chance of being elected varsity cheerleaders in the spring. Mrs. Barbara Bennett sponsors this group of girls. Top: Jeanette Lee shows a bit of excitement when the team made a first down. Above: The whole gang poses for the photographer before the kick-off. Top: The Freshmen Cheerleaders build a pyramid on an afternoon before a game. Members of the squad are Stephanie McCarter, The Cheerleaders Teresa Ruffins, Debbie Brazie, Yolanda Williams and Latunya Thomas. Mrs. Barbara Bennett is the advisor. Above: Cheerleaders in formation. 1 IX The Cheerleaders learn new cheers, cheering techniques and pyramids while at¬ tending summer camp at Northwestern State University. At camp, they won the spirit stick and superior ratings. The Cheerleaders put in many hard long hours during the school year practicing sell¬ ing spirit tags and painting banners for the games. In addition they performed during pep rallies. Besides these responsibilities, the Cheerleaders sponsor a week long camp each June for elementary and middle school children. 1984-85 Cheering Squad pictured left are Felicia Shepard, Brenda Arkansas, Joycelyn Williams, Lisa McCarter, Jeanette Lee, Millette Burns, Thelma Hightower, Angela Jackson, and Lisa Tyler. Mrs. Barbara Bennett is Squad Sponsor. I . r K m Brenda Arkansas, Millette Burns, Angela Jackson, Joycelyn Williams, Lisa McCarter and Jeanette Lee warm up in anticipation of an exciting evening of football. Brenda Arkansas and Joycelyn Williams execute a jump that they use frequently in their performances. Promote Spirit Varsity 1984-85 District 2-AAAA Champs Gerald Kimble, Athletic Director and Head Coach. First row—A. Booker, S. Anderson, C. Smith, D. Jones, F. Bradford, M. Harris, R. Gibson, J. Stinson, J. Phillips, M. Edwards, E. Collins, R. Strickland. Second row—R. Thomas, J. Alexander, B. Brown, T. Sumlin, J. Savanna, T. Smith, M. Robinson, A. Nelson, R. Smith, C. Jackson, D. Harris, R. Dotie, S. Gilmer. Third row—E. Brooks, D. Jackson, D. Harris, J. King, A. Wilkins, H. McCoy, C. Dudley, A. Ashley, J. Hall, D. Jackson, S. Moore, A. Stills. Fourth row—Y. Roston, K. Allen, A. Griffin, D. Mitchell, R. Fowler, M. Jefferson, D. Jones, W. Williams, C. Thomas, C. Morris, D. Smith, R. Harris, T. Diggs, M. Norwood. 100 The Road To Victory Is A Difficult One! In the top photo, Jimmy Phillips— 21, John Alexander— 78, and Randy Ander¬ son— 56 get a word of encouragement from Coach Wesley. In the left photo, even though the Giants lost to Huntington 20- 13, the defense had the right touch as the opponents’ quarterback was sacked. Above, casualties are suffered during the pressures of the game as Coach Wesley tapes Jesse Stinson’s ankle while Roderick Harris looks on. 101 In the left, John “Hubbard” Alexander looks bewildered after he was taken out of the game after a defensive series. Below (1 to r), Jessie Stinson, Terry Smith, and Don- ny “Boom Boom” Jackson relax after a suc¬ cessful night as they watch the second defensive squad perform. Wild Bunch Defense The “Bad Street” defense set a city high school record with six shut outs. They held their opponents to a 5.4 scoring average. J. “Bodean” Savannah and John Alexander celebrate a key play as trainer, Jerry “J. T.” Taylor watches the game. GO’s Explosive Offense Willie Stevens, offensive line coach, created the “hogs” con¬ sisting of Daniel Jones, Carlos Thomas, Davell Jackson, Willie James Mosley, offensive coordinator, provided the guidance Williams, and Demetrious Mitchell. necessary for offensive genius. The high-powered offense performed outstanding explosions as Jones, Carlos Thomas and Davell Jackson. These and other their scoring eliminated many opponents. Few spectators will players help to make the team, students and community proud, ever forget the outstanding performances of Chris Morris, Daniel The GIANTS prevailed as the crushing defense shut down the Captain Shreve Gators 20-0. Ricky Thomas 81 recovered a fumble that sparked the defense. Senior members of the team are shown below: Kneeling—Davell Jackson, Delaware Kelly, Troy Sumlin, Lesley Fountain, Jimmy Phillips, Frederick Bradford, Andre Nelson, Craig Johnson, Ricky Thomas. Standing—Carlos Thomas, Jessie Stinson, Anthony Ashley, Marvin Jefferson, Daniel Jones, Roland Fowler, Chris Morris, John Alexander, and Mark Norwood. Giants Post A 9-1 Season And Are District Champions The 1984 GIANTS surprised everybody. The team picked to finish last in district won the whole thing with a 5-0 district mark and 9-1 overall season—by far the best in the city. There were many surprises this season, but the biggest had to be Ben Brown, the young man with no varsity experience, who played with the poise of a seasoned veteran. There were many outstanding individuals: All Staters Chris Morris and Daniel Jones, All District Ben Brown, Alvin Griffin, Delaware Kelly, Jessie Stinson, Mark Norwood, and John Alexander. Many players were responsible for a rewarding season. GO Varsity Football OPP 13 Peabody 0 13 Huntington 20 27 Loyola 0 31 Fair Park 0 20 BTW 0 20 Cpt. Shreve 0 21 Bossier 20 33 Parkway 0 14 N. Central 12 35 Airline 2 Freshmen Show Spirit (Top left) The plays continue as the freshman players gain valuable experience. (Top right) Coach McCurdy provides leadership to the team. (Center left) If feet could tell the story, these would say “We’re ready for action!” (Center right—1 to r) Willie, Greg, Edward, William, Artie, Kelvin, “Punchie ” Calvin, Jimmy, Greg, Rod, Rashawn, and Matthew impatiently wait for their trip to Fair Park. Once the team is on the bus, (left photo) expecta¬ tions of victory become evident. 105 Freshman Team Works For Victory Rod Washington. Carl Brooks and James Taylor listen intently as Coach McCurdy gives last minute instructions. The team compiled an impressive 4-3 record for the year. 1984 FRESHMAN TEAM 1st row: Jimmy Board, Danny Whitaker, Roderick Washington, Fryndell Franklin, Gregory Baulkman, Patrick Mosley. 2nd row: Kelvin Sherman, Ardie Smith, Keydran Carter, Patrick Bradford, James Taylor, Curtis Adams, Gregory Rattler, Coach McCurdy. 3rd row: Louis Jones, Vontego Jones, Victor Washington, Tyrone Campbell, Calvin Thomas, LeAndre Milton, Patrick Kennedy, Reginald Williams. In the left photo, the members of the 1984-1985 Lady Giants Basketball Team are: (from top—left to right) Shannon McCullough, Lois Carter, Sandra Carter, Valerie Fullwood, Kim Washington, Shelia Smith, Alisa Adams, Gabriel Harvey, Catherine Robinson, Valerie Brooks, Robin Chalmers, and Felecia Mitchell. The team is coached by Willie Stevens. Below: “Oh my! What’s going on?” The Lady Giants had another victorious season which they earned by extremely hard work and a very determined coach. They finished with a 20-5 record. A vital part of the winning team was Robin Chalmers, Felecia Hall, Alisa Adams, and Catherine Robinson. 2-AAAA Co-Champs Lois Carter Gets Ready For A Big Two Robin Chalmers and Felicia Hall fight their way to get to the goal just in case Lois Carter misses. Her coaches and fellow players don’t think she’ll miss because they’re sitting so calmly. Aren’t they? “I Know This Is A Sure Two For Our Team” As the Lady Lions try to surround Lois Carter, she quickly fires a shot to give the Lady Giants two points. Catherine Robinson plays her part by rushing to th e goal for the rebound just in case she misses. Waiting For The Clock To Run Down The Lady Giants sit happily as they wait for the buzzer to ring to Even the fans sit back and enjoy this victory, end this game. They already know that they have it well in hand. Enjoying A Fantastic Game Former players and concerned fans seem to be getting their to a Giant s game, not only will it be a game to remember, but also money’s worth as they watch a great game. Each time they come an enjoyment. We Played With Pride The Green Oaks Varsity Basketball team shows a lot of pride as they play each year. The Varsity Squad (Bottom to top—left to right) Ellis Young, Randy Smith, Vincent Jackson, James Thomas, Cedric Mosely, Calvin Scott, Ronald Carroll, Roland Fowler, Chris Morris, Milton Miller, Head Coach Willie Stringer. Not Pictured—Alvin “Bug” Griffin, Delaware Kelly, Dun Milhouse. Above: Chris Morris tries to complete a three point play after being fouled while scoring a basket. Upper Right. The quick feet of the Giants ' trapping defense provides severe pressure on the Gators. (Delaware Kelly, Milton Miller, Ellis Young) Top: Delaware Kelly shoots a very intense free throw. no Giant Basketball Junior Varsity (Bottom to Top) Left to Right—Vincent Jackson, Rickey Scott, Terry George, Marcus Harris. Randy Smith, Ronald Carroll, Darnell Green, Larry Mitchell, Ellis Young, Ben Brown. Cappy Sanders, Cedric Mosley. Not pictured—Monroe Robinson, Roy Gibson, Patrick Lars. Above: Milton Miller goes up for a rebound as Delaware Kelly, Ellis “6 ' 9 M Young and Alvin Griffin rush to the boards to assist him. Lower left: Monroe Robinson 21 pulls cotton as he nets a jump shot. Chris Morris and Andre Nelson crash the boards for the rebound. Ill The Freshman Team Keeps Fighting The freshman team made a very determined effort during the 1984-85 Basketball season. The team unfortunately met with agonizing defeat several times. Their four wins and eight losses were bravely fought. Coach Mc¬ Curdy once again directed the team in hours of practice and hoped his players’ shooting would lead them to success. The members of the squad are Odell Stroughter, Artie Smith. Curtis Adams, James Taylor, Edward Savannah and Jimmy Board. In the top right photo, James Taylor, highest scorer, was a great shooter throughout the season. Jimmy Board, (top left photo) a great defensive player helped the game greatly with his dribbling, passing, and stealing balls. In the right photo, “IT’S UP FOR GRABS!” GOHS Tennis Team Green Oaks tennis team works hard to become a state bound championship team. The team is small, but the dedicated members prac¬ tice with zest and determination. The team shows a lot of perspective this year with many seasoned veterans. The coach, Mr. Lueburda Myers, takes the team through many afternoons of hard practice. The team consists of (Kneel¬ ing—1 to r) Korin Kinchen, Angelette Arm¬ strong, Ellis Young, (top row—1 to r) Ben Brown, Byron Caples, A. C. Whitaker, and Sponsor—Mrs. Myers. er r T o h- ' • 3 C-K W Samuels (Standing) Coach Gipson, Demetrious Mitchell, Vincent The players are: (Kneeling) Marcus Harris, Ben Brown, Dexter Jackson, Nathaniel James, Victor Owens, Darnell Green, A. C Milton, Korin Kinchen, Ellis Young, Cappy Sanders, Quinton Whitaker and Milton Miller. Vincent Jackson catches as Quinton Ellis Young is the promising young man Samuels strikes the pose that shows his who is destined to become a great winning form. catcher. MVP Collins Both the boys and girls were winners in track. Left: Barbara Harvey, Sharon Green, Alisa Adams, Annette Collins. Top photo (1 st row 1 to r) Terry Smith, Demetrious Mitchell, Milton Miller, Edward Collins, Lesley Fountain, Joe Cooper, Rickey Scott. (2nd row 1 to r) Darrell Harris, Davell Jackson, Cedric Mosley, Monroe Robinson, Augustus Wilkins, Marcus Harris, Rickey Thomas. (3rd row 1 to r) Jeffrey Austin, Chris Morris, Alvin Stills, Roderick Harris. Anthony Ashley. (4th row 1 to r) Daniel Jones, Jessie Stinson, Delaware Kelly, Jimmy Phillips, Steve Hopkins, Troy Sumlin. H o a 3 CO 3 The cafeteria is an attractive place that serves breakfast and lunch each day. Students have the option of purchasing a full lunch with dessert or sandwiches and salad. Mrs. Ledora Johnson is the manager and tends to the day by day operations of the cafeteria. (Pictured standing 1 to r): Ledora Johnson, Manager; Lena Howard; Mamie George; Leola Jackson; Bonnie Graham; Rita Sepulvado. (Seated 1 to r): Dollener Williams; Norma Stewart; Ethel Thrash; Laura Boxley. Maintaining The Grounds ... • and buildings is an awesome task for the maintenance staff at Nazarene Peterson, Milton Harris, Head Custodian Delores Green Oaks High School. They work continuously to keep things Mays. Sitting I to r: Mattie McClinton and Rosie Lee. Not pic- around the campus in immaculate condition. Standing 1 to r: tured are James Howard, Asst. Head Custodian, Lottie Theus, Larry Small, Lessie Porter, Dessie Morgan, and Fannie Devers. AMERICAN BANK CITY BANK TIUST OF 0HBIWOIT the bank of commerce COMMERCIAL NATIONAL. BANK 11k _ W ' . I National Bank j of Bovtier City I LOUISIANA BANK A TRUST CO. SHREVEPORT BANK 0 TRUST Republic Bank united mercantile bank MEMBERS OF THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Hayes Flower Shop 1459 Murphy Street Shreveport, LA (318) 222-2092 Thomas E. Howard Real Estate Salesman Burks’ Real Estate 3701 Jewella 635-9512 635-4667 Congratulations Giants Mel Brown Attorney and Counselor at Law Law Firm of Doyle and Jenkins 446 Stoner Avenue Shreveport, LA (318) 227-1692 Do you need a reason to join the Louisiana National Guard? Well, here are some very good incentives- - FREE COLLEGE TUITION: suit lew prowl tin tatmption from tuition payments in oil tUtt tuppon 0 Colleges in Louisiana lor all active mtmbtri Of iht Lowitunt National Guard Thu aiamptlon may ba claimed for five (S) aaparaia years or until racaipi of a bachelor dagrta. arhtchawar occur ftrsl $1500 ENLISTMENT BONUS or $4000 IN EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE High achool aaniort and graduata who anlial tn certain National Guard unit may receive a S1S00 annulment bonus, or S4000 tn educational assistance SPLIT TRAINING PROGRAM Split training means that your Sasic Training and Advanced Individual Training in the National Guard (which must be completed within s twelve (12) month time frame) can be staggered to ftt your personal schedule For eiampie you can taka Basic Training the summer of your junior year Consider it s paid lull-time summer |Ob. During your senior year of high school you will go to the monthly National Guard meeting. Consider ii s ps.d pari time lob Then you can lake your Advanced Individual Training the nest summer be paid lor that loo and be home tn Ume to attend college business or vocational school in September That s two summers of luM-ttme empolyment. and two years of pari time employment CALL YOUR LOCAL NATIONAL GUARD RECRUITER AT: RECRUITING OFFICE AREA mi 318 221 0826 400 E. STONER AVE. SHREVEPORT, LA. 71101 NATIONAL GUARD NATIONAL GUARD AH equal oppoatuwitv employe Patrons Major and Mrs. Dave Beasley, Jr. and Family Mrs. Edna Bell Johnny and Linda Bell Ms. Linda Bell Mrs. Barbara M. Bennett Mrs. Delores Bennett Ms. Rosetta Claire Boone Ms. Gloria Brown Mr. Larry Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Brown Mrs. Charlotte Cadman Ms. Anika Currie Mr. and Mrs. Lugene Davis, Jr. and Lugene IV Mr. Milton Davis Mr. Willie Devers Mr. Gene Douglas Mr. Mose Farley Mr. Hayes Gipson Mr. Herald Green Mr. Emanuel Griffin Ms. Joyce Griffin Ms. Delia Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Milton Harris and Children Ms. Yvette Hayes Mrs. Ethel Henderson Ms. Barbara Hill Mrs. Chanita Hill Ms. Ethel Holmes Mrs. Ruby A. Horton Mr. Thomas Howard Mrs. Valerie Howard Mr. Albert L. Jackson Mrs. Delores Jefferson Ms. Frances and Mrs. Elydia Johnson Mr. Elmo King Mr. Gene Knowles Mr. and Mrs. William Lee, Sr. Ms. Patricia Lincoln Elder and Mrs. Frank Lindsay Mrs. Mattie McClinton and Family Mr. Gerald McCurdy Ms. LaShun Mason Mrs. Mary May Mr. William T. Means Mrs. Geraldine Mims Mrs. Petrolia Mims Mr. Robert Moore Ms. Josephine Morris Mr. James Mosley Mr. Donald Moton Mrs. L. Jamison Myers Sgt. George Nobles Mrs. Lula Mae Pearson Mrs. Lydia and Jacques Prud’homme Miss Marian Tanya Prud’homme Ms. Linda Rogers Mrs. Barbara Rowe Ms. Patricia Russell Mr. Leo Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Larry Small Mrs. Deloris Smith and Family Ms. Jackie Strong Ms. Veronica Sweatt Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Taylor Mrs. Melanie J. Thibodeaux Mr. Billy Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Climeteen Thomas, Jr. Jerlonda and Climeteen “Trey” Thomas, III Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Margo and Corwyn Thomas Mrs. Catherine Thompson Mrs. Dinah Tinsley Mr. Herman Travis Mr. James Vardeman Miss Paulette Washington Mrs. Janie Wagner Mr. Tommy Webber Mr. Leroy Wesley Ms. Vivian West Mr. Lorenza Williams Mr. and Mrs. Hersey D. Wilson 124 Student Directory ALBERT, CHARLES—Band, ROTC ALEXANDER, JOHN—4-H, Football ALLEN, ROBERT—Speech ARKANSAS, BRENDA—Cheerleader, Who’s Who, Miss Cover Girl 1985, Student Council ASHLEY, PAMELA S.—Foreign Language, COE, Student Council, FBLA, SAD BAGLEY, ALTHEA—Student Council, FBLA, SAD, Most Likely to Succeed, Honor Roll BEARD, VICTORIA L.—Band, Yearbook Staff, Ad Club, National Honor Society, Honor Roll BENDAW, APRIL—Highsteppers, Charmettes, Foreign Language, Elites, Choir BRADLEY, DEMETRIUS—Student Council, ROTC, Leadership Award, Rifle Team BROOKINS, LISA—La Hosa Uica (Caddo Career Center) BROWN, DAGNE—Drama Club, G.O. Express CARSON, SHELIA—4-H, Y-Teens, Perfect Attendance Award CARTER, GREGORY L.—Band, Egalitarians, Newspaper Staff, Foreign Language Club CLAY, RICHARD—ROTC, Perfect Attendance COLLINS, ANNETTE—Track, FBLA, Perfect Attendance, Dist. Champion 800 Meter Relay COLLINS, JACQUELINE—Pep Squad, Perfect Attendance COOPER, BARBARA—FHA HERO Club, Foreign Language Club DIGGS, DEBRA—ROTC, Foreign Language Club, Perfect Attendance FISHER, OLEVIA—Orchestra, Ad Club, Pep Squad FRADIEU, JUANITA—Elites, Who’s Who at Green Oaks, Foreign Language, Hi-Steppers GARDNER, ROSETTA GREEN, LOUIS—Football, Track GREEN, SHARON—ROTC, Pep Squad, Drill Team, Orchestra, Perfect Attendance GREENE, SANDRA—Student Council, Ad Club, Charmettes, Choir, FHA HARVEY, GABRIEL—Elites, Mu Alpha Theta, Optimist Club, Basketball, COE, SAD HAYNES, CARL—Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Yearbook Staff HOPKINS, ANGELA—Elites, G.O. Express, National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta JACKSON, DARLA—F.H.A., DECA JACKSON, DAVELL—Football, Baseball, Choir, Student Council, SAD JACKSON, MARK—Student Council, HERO, ROTC, Science Club JACKSON, PAMELA—G.O. Express, Ad Staff, F. H.A., Perfect Attendance JEFFERSON, MARVIN—Drama, Football, ROTC JONES, CHANTANELL—Senior Maid, Elites, COE, FBLA, Best Dressed JOHNSON, DENNIS—ROTC KINCHEN, KORIN—Tennis Team, Egalitarians, G. O. Express, Who’s Who at Green Oaks KING, EDNA—Rifle Team, ROTC, Hi-Steppers, Pep Squad KNIGHT, GWENDOLYN—Elites, Ad Club, FHA, Y-Teen, Cheerleader, Honor Roll LAWSON, FELIX—French Club, Perfe ct Attendance LEE, JEANETTE—Cheerleader, G.O. Express, Delta Sigma Theta, Elites LEE, RONALD—Band, Basketball Team LEWIS, PAUL—G.O. Express, HERO Club, Student Council LEWIS, PAULA—Band, Foreign Language Club, Honor Roll, Student Council, FHA MARSH, VICTORIA—Ad Club, SAD, Honor Roll, FHA, Speech and Drama MARSHALL, CRYSTAL—Student Council, FBLA, FHA, COE MASON, ROBERT—Foreign Language Club, Baseball, Egalitarians, Honor Roll MAXIE, KENNETH—Football, Speech and Drama MAYS, MARTHA—Speech and Drama, DECA, Charmettes, Perfect Attendance MCCARTER, AUDREY—Student Council, Elites, Basketball, DECA, Honor Roll MIMS, KIMBERLY—G.O. Express, Honor Roll, Y-Teen, Student Council, DECA MITCHELL NICOLE—Cutest Girl, Pep Squad, FHA, Art Club MITCHELL, QUENTIN—Student Council, 4-H, Perfect Attendance MITCHELL, SHELIA—G.O. Express, Honor Roll, Miss June, Hi-Stepper, Perfect Attendance MYLES, DERRICK—4-H Club, Basketball, Football PATTERSON, GENEVA—Student Council, FBLA, National Honor Society, Honor Roll PERRY, RENEE—SAD, Pep Squad, DECA Sweetheart, Y-Teen 125 PHILLIPS, JIMMY—Football, Basketball, Key Club, Egalitarians RAGSTER, ANGELA—Pep Squad RANDALL, RAYMOND—Perfect Attendance ROBINSON, CATHERINE—Basketball Team, Scholastic Achievement Award ROBINSON, RHONDA—Band, Student Council, Dance Troupe, Y-Teen, Honor Roll SAMUELS, QUINTIN—Baseball Team, Student Council, Egalitarians SAVANNAH, JERRY—Drama, Key Club, 4-H, ROTC SCOTT, CALVIN—Baseball Team, Egalitarians, Basketball Team SCOTT, CAROLYN—Elites, Mu Alpha Theta, Honor Roll, Perfect Attendance SCOTT, WILLIE—ROTC, Library Club, Student Council SEAMSTER, ANTHONY—Band, Track Team, Baseball Team, DECA, Honor Bands, ROTC SHEPARD, FELICIA—Cheerleader, Foreign Language Club, ROTC SMITH, CAROL—Mu Alpha Theta, Elites, Honor Society, Who’s Who at G.O., Optimist Club SMITH, SONDRA—ROTC, Choir, Pep Squad SMITH, VICKIE—Mu Alpha Theta, DECA, Honor Roll, Ebony Beauty Pageant SPEARMAN, JIMMY—Football, Track STINSON, JESSE—Football, SAD, French Club, Outstanding Defensive Player in City (1984) SYLVIE, CLYNTHIA—FHA HERO Club, Flag Girl, ROTC THOMAS, ANTHONY—Band THOMAS, CARLOS—Football Team, All- District Football Player TOOKES, RUSSELL—Speech and Drama, SAD TYLER, LISA—Cheerleader, Student Council, Zeta Phi Beta, COE, Junior Maid WALKER, BARBARA—Band, ROTC, 4-H WASHINGTON, ANNA—Band, Majorette, Choir WILLIAMS, EDDIE—4-H, Perfect Attendance WILLIAMS, FAITH—DECA, Pep Squad WILLIAMS, KRISTELLA-Band, Majorette, G.O. Express, Perfect Attendance WILLIAMS, LASHUNDRA—DECA, Perfect Attendance, Hi-Steppers, COE, FBLA, G.O. Express 126 Enjoying Biology Felicia Bryant, Roland Fowler, Renise Hawthorne, Terry Smith, Victor Owens, and Paul Lewis enjoy learning about Chemistry in Ms. Hayes class. Getting Married Yolanda Williams, Patrice Johnson, Felicia Clayton, and Carey Washington watch Aleshia Thompson and Milton Miller perform a mock wedding in one of the home economics classes. Learning Process Calvin Scott, Korin Kinchen and Daniel Jones are taking lessons about computers from one of the instructors. 127 Let’s Play Hide And Seek A representative from Shreveport Regional Arts Council gives a demonstration to a home economics class. James Kennedy and other class members are fascinated by his actions while Sharon and Lisa are distracted by the photographer. An Attentive Audience The audience listens attentively as councilman Hilary Huckaby spoke during the Daughters of the American Revolution Awards program. I Know The Answer Tunya Pipkins raises her hand hoping the answer is correct to the question Ms. Hayes has asked.