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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1987 volume:

It’s All About Us Green Leaf 1987 Volume XV Green Oaks High School 2550 Prince Valiant Drive Shreveport, Louisiana Editor Primette Braden Associate Editors Deloris Howard Anjel Lewis Rufaro Lewis Ra ' Shima Mason Anthony Wilson Deshunda Washington Christopher Jones Derrick Marshall Jerel Dudley Student Life Green Oaks, a place where educa¬ tion takes precedence, is a edifice of higher learning where a challenge taxes on a new dimension as it faces many students who are matricula¬ tion in this industrious world of diversity. From baking cookies to manipulating the home row keys of a computer, to writing proofs or analyzing a Shakespearian Sonnet, students here welcome challenges and invite them into their curricula. As one visits the corridors, he may hear melodic tunes emanating from the music department or he may be amazed at a new chant pro- duced by the Giantland cheerleaders staff. As he progresses a future executive from the DECA department may approach him, or he may be appalled by a scientist as he studies changes in the Chem-con class. Giant land has prepared many prominent professionals in the educational arena. Many have returned to say thanks to their mascot, and others have become members of Green Oaks staff. The hallow halls of learning which was once a mass of Oak trees, opens its gates every morning to those who keep on the go. The students anxiously await the ring¬ ing of the bell as the doors open and welcome them. One student positively says, “It’s all about us.” Something is definitely “brew¬ ing” here. Green Oaks students readily cheer As they view the mirror of time Here is a long anxious line. Journalist, Dramitist, Doctors too. Lawyers, technician — welder son duty Teachers, preachers — judge and ury ave come to spread the news Please don’t be confused. These are all samples From the Green Oaks campus who have come to discuss Green Oaks has always been about us!! Seniors Seniors The seniors in the class of’87 struggle to the road of success. They fought to reach their goals striving for the best. They never stopped until they reached the top. Those who found no top, or high point to reach Will continue to rise and fight all challenges they meet. Adams, Alisha Adams, Shante Albert, Jonathon Allen, Christopher Ammons, Stacey Anderson, Bndgette Anderson, Scott Armstrong, Angelette Ashley, Anthony Austin, Lisa Barfield, Patricia Bell, LaShun Blackstone, Jeffery Blount, Tyrone Boult, Derrick ' s Brooks, Michelle Brooks, Tonya Brooks, Valerie Brown, Quinnie Mae Campbell. Bridget Caples, Bryon Carter, Georgia Carter, Yolanda Cathron, Fredrick r Clark, Andre Clark, Dion Clark, Lashunda Clark, Vivian Clay, Don Combs, Angela Diggs, Tyrone Dotie, Chandra Seniors Seniors spent many long hours in the library studying, completing reports, and last minute dramming for exams. Dutchess Wynn and classmates compare notes on Madame Bovary for the AP English Class. Drake, David Dudley, Anthony Dudley, Donald Edwards, Micheal Fields, Antonia Fields, Brenda Gay, Felicia Gipson, Roy L. Graham, Neki Green, Jewel Hall, Felicia Hamilton, Vassie Harris, Darryl Herrin, Lisa Hopkins, Jessica Hughes, Ulunda Jackson, Sean Jackson, Tonette James, Rachel Jamison, Catherine Johnson, Linda Johnson, Petrece Jones, Cassandra Jones, Corlisa Jones, Derrick Jones, Shadonna Jones, Sherry Jones, Stephanie Jones, Tommy Kennedy, Angela King, Tracey Lars, Patrick Seniors Sharon Spearman enjoyed one of her pleasant moments at Green Oaks when she interviewed Jerry Venable. Jerry Venable, a pro- fessinal basketball, once played with the Harlem Globetrotters. Lawon, John Lilly, Cheryl Lindsay, Donna Louis, Yolanda Marshall, Larry Miller, Orlando Milton, Dexter Mitchell, Corey Mitchell, Demetrice Mitchell, Felecia Moore, Talicia Morgan, Alvin 10 f r Morris, Shriva Mosley, Cedric MurfT, Malvin Myres, Robert Newson, Bridgett Owens, Jerry Patterson, John Patterson, Linda 1 Peterson, Kormanesa Phillips, Pamela Pipkins, Tonja Randall, Martin Rasco, Angela Savannah, Regina Saxton, Eureka Seamster, Carlet Smith, Colenza Smith, Jessica Smith, Monica Smith, Sandra ll Seniors The square has always been the gathering place for the students. Feeling tht the end of his high school career is near, Abraham Ester pauses to take a glance at some of the sights he will miss. Smith, Stephanie Smith, Toni Smith, Tronica Spearman, Amy Spearman, Sharron Spears, Derrick Stinson, Sabrina Sullivan, Shannon Sumlin, Kenneth Tasby, Satara Taylor, Marsha Terry, Gwendloyn Thomas, Elana Thomas, Lisa Thomas, Loujuanna Thomas, Melvin Thompson, Jennifer Tigue, Sonya Tisby, Shelia Torres, Freddie Trahan, Vanessa Tyler, Sharon Tyson, Derrick Westley, Baltimore Whitaker, A. C. White, Donna Williams, Angela Williams, Yolanda Wilson, Anthony Wyatt, Gwendolyn Wynn, Dutchess Young, Cindy Young, Mario Seniors Enjoying Their Last Days Juniors 15 Adams, Curtis Alexander, Tina Allen, Linda Allen, Lonnie Anderson, Grisset Bagiev, Bruce Baker, Lawrence Baker, Letha Ballard, Roderick Bates, Tammy Batts, Edith Bedford, Doranna Bedford, Laura Bell, Sonja Benjamin, Stacey Beverly, Tracey Blackstone, Pamela Blow, Angela “Smile, and the world smiles with you” Booker, Chester Bowie, Trameke Boyd, Helen Boyd, Lillian Braden, Primette Bradley, Lashanda Brooks, Albert Brown, Deshunda Brown, Leshundra Brown, Michelle Brown, Nakita Brown, Rosie Carroll, Linda Carter, Keydran Caston, Frank Collind, Doris Collins, Herman Collins, Larry 16 Cooper, Danck Cunningham, Christopher Davis, Damon Dotie, Willie Drew, Jerol Drew, Shawn Edwards, Ressie Fletcher, Tara Ford, Terri Franklin, Tryndall Frazier, Josette Fullwood, Valane Gant, Aubra George, Demck George, Sherry Glover, Marilyn Green, Charles Hardy, Pamelia Innocent until proven guilty!!! So you think you’ve got troubles!!! Harris, Annette Heath, Shajuanda Hobley, Tammy Holt, Joseph Howard, Delons Howard, Manon Jackson, Leslie Jackson, Tommy Jackson. Veronica James, Wanda Jefferson, Angynette Jlies Eukeitha Johnson, Brenda Jones, Kim Jones, Kimberly Jones, Louis Jones, Robert Jones, Sharon 17 Jones, Voniego Kellum, Jerome Kennedy, Chnstie Kennedy, Lashonda Knight, Scotty Lafitte, Darryl Lewis, Anjel Lewis, Felecia Lewis, Monica Lister, Lloyd Louis, Viadellia Magee, Miracle Marshall, Larry Martin, Steve Mason, Rashima Mays, John McCarter, Johnny McCarter, Stephanie McKeever, Tierra Miller, Sherry Milton, Leandre Morris, Ronnie Mosley, Patrick Morning, Lee Murray, Shelia Myers, Carolyn Nelson, Tam me Nelson, Tina Norwood, Theresa Parker, Sabrina Petterson, Mechell Pipkin, Katrina Pipkin, Karen 18 Player, Jacqueline Price, Vanessa Randall, Chanell Roberson, Lavonda Roberson, Tonia Roberts, Clifton Ruffins, Theresa Samuel, Byron Smith, Ardie Smith, Johnny Smith, Kim Smith, Sandra Smith, Shelia Stanfield, Michael Stills, Kenneth Strougher, Daphne Taylor, Christine Taylor, John Taylor, Yolanda Thomas, Latunia Thomas, Marilyn Thomas, Robert Thomas, Tommy Thomas, Yolanda Tillman, Crystal Turner, Tyrone Tyler, Donna Tyler, Justina Wade, Carlos Wafer, Troy Walker, Anthony Washington, Arthena Washington, Deshunda 19 Washington, Evette Washington, Ronald Washington, Teresa Wells, Orlando Whitaker, Danny Williams, Billy Williams, Demck Williams, Gregory Williams, Micheal Williams, Reginald Williams, Tonya Wyatt, Mary Young, Lashaunda Young, Cassandra 20 Sophomores Allen. Diana Allen, Ronald Allen, Umekia Alphard, Rolanda Anderson, Micheal Anderson. Wilbert Armstrong, Lezka Baber, Diane Bell Jr, William Bennett, Tyrone Black III, Emmett Boyd, Gerald Bradford, Patrick Bradford, Sabrenia Bradford, Sylvestor Bradford, Wellman 111 Brooks, Stephen Brooks, William Brown, Eric Brown, Marcia Bryant, Angela Bums, Able Cain, Tamara Campbell, Latonya Carter, Chester Carter, Gary Carter, Ingid Carter, James Cathron, Lisa Charles, Warren Clark, Shena Coffman. Helen Coleman, Abe D Cooper, Rickey Crow, Marva Daughtery, Ardre Davis, John Davis, Yolanda Dennis, Tina Diggs, Micheal Dotie, Rufus Dotson, Stephanie 22 Douglas, Ron Dunking, Janith Dunking, Jonath Edward, Linda English, Shonte Fields, Dedrica Fitzpatrick, Jennifer Fleming, Desmantta Forchion, Vincent Ford, Ricky Fredrick, William Fulton, Tyrone GafTord, Germaine Gaines, Anthony George, Barbara George, Sharon George, Terry Gilbert, Tanita Gipson, Tonnett Gray, Trinetta Green, Jeffrey Green, Robert Green, Susie Grundy, Defunda Harper, Jacqueline Harper, Nashica Hams, Dawn Hams, Eric Hams, Sharonda Hawkins, Keisha Hawthrone, Alphonso Helarre, Aqualin Henderson, Danita Henderson, JoAnn Hobley. Cheryl Holden, Nathenial Holt, William Ivory, Valerie Jack, Anita Jackson, Tywana Jackson, Wiley Johnson, Charlie Johnson, James Johnson, Nathaniel Johnson, Patrick Jones, Angela Jones, Christopher Jones, Corey Jones, Henry Jones, Mane Jones, Reponda Kelly, Thatcher Kelly, Tina Kennedy, Phyllis Kingsley, Donnie Ray Kirkendoll, Demarcus Kirkendoll, Dewayne Kissie, Levert Lewis, Rufaro Lewis, Stacy Lindsy, Deborah Lister, Amita Maeshack, Kimeka Manning, Anthony Marshall, Derrick Mason, Rasby Gene Maxie, Yavanda Maywether, Garry McCall, Rapheal McCray, Dewayne Miller, Angela Mitchell, Shuncy Morris, Claretta Morris, Yolanda MurfT, Cynthia Okray, Carolyn Otis, Troy Parker, John Parker, Juan Patterson, Patricia Phillips, Camille Phillips, Dietriech Pillette, Rose Mary Porter, Kevin 24 Powell, Darien Powell, Farien Price, Pam Prymus, Sydney Pugh, Ann Rattler, Stanley Reynolds, Erica Richardson. Melvin Roberson, Danna Roberts, Kimberly Robinson, Jerry Robinson, Renard Rock, Tashonda Rogers, Runda Sabbath, Rosalind Smart, Euronda Smith, Karen Smith, Kevin Erica Reynolds and Clifton Roberts get their ideas together while Dana Rober¬ son finally get one right. Jozette Frazier looks for the answer from Valerie Fullwood and Miracle McGee is oblivious to it all. Smith, Randy Spearman, Cleo III Spears, Marcus Stewart, Rena Stroughter, Mana Surry, Enca Swan, Roovelore Sylvie, Valerie Taylor, Detricia Taylor, La ' Sonya Thomas, Arthur Thomas, Charlotte Thomas, Christa Thomas, Jackie Thomas, Larry Thomas, Roosevelt Tisby, James Tisdom, Natasha 25 Torres, Neil Townsell, Robert Tyler, William Vance, Chandra Walker, Sarah Ward. Janet Warmsley, Cedric Washington, Leacory Westley, Diane Whitfield, Kevin Wilkins, Tyrone Williams, Anthony Williams, Daphne Williams, Dorothy Williams. Michael Williams, Wayne A. Whitlock, Terrance Wyatt, Ruthie Suzy Green works with ease. Patrick Johnson and William Holt enjoying their break. Sophomores hanging out in the hall. To JoAnn Henderson her work is no piece of cake. 26 Freshmen 27 Adger, Jermond Allen, Anthony Allen, Lashuada Allen, Tony Armstrong, Raymond Bagely, Ronald Baker, Camavus Bell, Deshunda Bell, Pamela Blackshire, Charles Booker, Kimberly Boyd, Shatawshiwa Broom, Tashunda Brown, Comellia Brown, Robbie Brown, Ruben Brown, Vickie Bryant, Cassandra Bryant, Tashiva Caldwell, Armcnthis Carrol, Kenneth Carson, Jacqueline Carson, Randall Caston, Rosland Cathron, Angela Chambers, Tammie Charles, Laschunna Chatman, Roxanne Clark, Ernest Claville, Thomas Clayton, Micheal Clinton, Francis Clinton, Johnny Coleman, John Combs, Rufus Cooper, Darren Daniels, Daphne Davis, Jonathan Dean, Reginas Dean, Tessie Demery. Lashande Dennis, Gabriella Diggs, Micheal Dorsey, Jose Dotie, Andrea Dunlap, Nara Ealy, Johnny Ellis, Deon Ellis, Rico Ellis, Shunsie English, Tim Fields, Lillian Fields, Vanessa Fitzpatrick, Chad Fitzpatrick, Emck Fleming, Myron Fletcher, Cheryl Foster, Frank Fuller, Eric Fulton, Curtis Gilliam, Michael Gilmer, Darrin Gilmer, Jesse Golston, Robert Gray, Gregory Green, Rechelle Gnsson, Christopher Guilatte, Ryan Guss, Tanisha Hams, Charles Hams, Monica Hawkins, Tracey Heath, Rico Holmes, Vanessa Holt, Alex Houston, Lacey Jackson. Charles Jackson. Erika Jackson. Roderick Jackson, Yolanda Jerry, James Johns, Kelvin Johns, Sharon Johnson, Angela 29 Johnson, Adrain Johnson, Billy Johnson, Jeanette Johnson, Keith Johnson, Kevin Johnson, Latonia Johnson, Rickey Johnson, Stephanie Johnson, T. J. Jones, Tracy Kelly, Shelia Kennedy, Candy Lane, Kimberlie Lewis, Jerald Lewis, Katina Lewis, Kimberly Lister, Calvin Mays, Ronnie McBride, Bertha McCarter, Marcus McCray, Trenton McKeever, Edward Mims, Stephanie Moore, Kavasha Moore, Larry Morgan, Micheal Morris, Eddie Morris, Stephanie MurfT, Treshell Murray, Angela Myles, Cynthia Norris, Nirobi Odom, Thalia Oltmans, Brandie Osborne, Albert Payne, Terence Player, Barbara Player, Letitia Powell, D’Andrea Randall, Randy Randle, Dion Rasco, Tnna Reed, Nicole Reliford, Cearita Rhodes, Johnny Roberson, Willie Robinson, Michell Robinson, Yetta Rogers, Eric Rogers, Panedra Rose, Reginald Ross, Cotina Ross, Jonathan Russell, Stacey Scott, Kenny Smart, Gwendolyn Smart, Jacqueline Smith, Bobby Smith, Gatina Smith, Eric Smith, Encka Smith, Jerome Smith, Latonia Smith, Omega Smith, Terry Snell, Barry Spearman, Shelia Strickland, Denise Sumlin, Shawanda Taylor, Fredrick Taylor, Neva Taylor, Timmy Theus, Tangela Thomas, Darlene Thomas, Katina Thomas, Monica Thomas, Travon Thomas, Willie Thomas, Yolanda Thompson, Lasandra Thornton, Christopher Tolbert, Sylvia Tyler, Micheal Walker, Irvin Walker, Latasha Walpool, John Walpool, Michael Washington, Gwendolyn Washington, Georgia Washington, John Washington, Johnny Washington, Nicole Watkins, Fredrick Wells, Michelle Wcstlcy, Timothy White, Aprille WhitcHurst, Clydcll Williams, Catrina Williams, Donald Williams, Pamela Williams, Stevie Williams, Tasha Williams, Terrance Wilson, Asia Wilson, Larry Wilson, Reginald Wilson, Rena Woods, Alane Wright, Nicole Young, Ronnie Young, Stevee G.O. ' s new crop of Freshmen enjoying their class discussion. Tangela Theus and Rico Heath dream on, as they sleep on the way home from a trip. 32 Administration Principal Solomon Birdsong After being away for eleven years, Mr. Solomon Birdsong comes back to Green Oaks High School as prin- cipal. He is striving for the best by keeping everyone aware of what’s going on at the school. He enjoys helping students when they need it. Mr. Birdsong prides in knowing this school is all about the students. Mr. Birdsong is hard at work while sitting at his desk. He takes a little time out to give us a joyous smile. For Mr. Birdsong, the work never ends. We must remind him that all work and no stop¬ ping makes him the cream of the crop with a cherry topping. Mrs. Hill and Mr. Birdsong look over the school’s books. Although he’s a busy man, Mr. Birdsong still has a little kid in him. He likes to spend his spare time observing and collecting model cars. 34 Huey J. Hunt Assistant Principal Mr. Hunt’s job can be a dif¬ ficult one at times. He is Ad¬ ministrator Assistant principal and his duties include supervi¬ sion of students attendance, an working effectively with classroom discipline. He must also maintain and open-door policy which stimulates staff and parental involvement. Most of all he must have a deep con¬ cern for people. John Baldwin Assistant Principal Mr. John Baldwin is Assistant Principal in Instructions at Green Oaks. He gives help where it is needed, working with both students and teachers to enhance the overall instructional program. Mr. Baldwin constantly encourages students to strive to expand their educational horizons. When he is not at school working he is traveling. Interna¬ tional traveling is Mr. Baldwin ' s hobby. He has been to all of the countries in Western Europe, as well as Hungary, Yugoslavia, Mex¬ ico, Japan, and the People’s Republic of China. His favorite destinations are France and England, where he earned his Master ' s degree at the University of London in 1978. Mr. Baldwin is currently con¬ cluding his thirteenth year at Green Oaks and says he has found many experiences here over the years to be very enriching. He looks forward to continued growth of the school and expects it to become an in¬ creasingly vital part of the community. Mr. Baldwin takes and pleasure in helping Calvin Smith with a problem. Mr. Baldwin stands with some trinkets he collected while traveling. 36 Counselors and Librarians Mr Nathaniel Harvey, sophomore and senior counselor. Mrs. Bobbie Kendrick, Sophomore and junior counselor. The counselor work diligently with the students assisting them with class schedules, personal problems, graduation requirements and testing. They also work closely with teachers and administration as they plan career and other guidance services. Not pictured is Mrs. Pearl White, freshman counselor. The library provides an excellent collection of books, journals, periodicals, cassettes, tapes, films and others AV materials for students and faculty.Mrs. Rubyorton, librarian, works on a book order. Mr. Larry Brian, AV librarian. 37 Secretarial Staff It’s all about the secretaries here at Green Oaks. To us, the students, they are not only secretaries they are friends. Their beautiful smiles and their kind ways keep us going form day to day. The school Receptionist, Mrs. Ursula Allen, smiles as she continues another busy day in the office. Mrs. Joicy Wilson is the registrar and Mrs. Kathryn Loe takes care of the daily announcements. Mrs. Hill is the bookkeeper at Green Oaks High School. She keeps the school ' s finances in good order. Mrs. Delores Bennett is the school library Secretary. Mrs. Gussie Seigler, the atten¬ dance secretary, keeps record of tardies and calls each home when students are absent. Cafeteria Staff and Service Personnel Cafeteria Staff, Seated, Left to Right are: Dollendar Williams, Ethel Thrash, Norma Stewart and Laura Boxley. Standing, Left to Right are: Ledora Johnson, Manager, Gatha M. Germany, Yvette Mansanto, Leatrice Easter, Bonnie Graham, and Nettie Carthen. Grayling Taylor Head Custodian The cafeteria staff worked ex¬ tremely hard to provide a variety of menus to suit the discriminating tastes of the students. Nutritious and tasty breakfast and luhches are serv¬ ed daily. . „ To provide clean, pleasant and well kept buildings and campus is the motto to the Custradial staff. They too, work hard to make a happy group at Green Oaks. Bernard Grant Security Larry Small, Nazarene Peterson Custodians 39 Faculty Mrs. Glover smiles with delight, as she grades her nine weeks exams. Allen, Ursula Bennett, Barbara Bennett, Deloris Boltin, Pamela Boone, Rosetta Brown, Alecia Brown, Thomas Bryan, Larry Cadmen, Charlotte Carley, Rudy Conerly, James Davis, Milton Ferdinand, Jessie Foppe Roderick Gant, Cynthia Glover, Martha Harvey, Nathaniel Hayes, Yvette Hill, Barbara Holmes, Ethel Horton, Ruby A. Hunter, Lisa Jackson, Albert Kellum, Rudolph Kendrick, Bobbie Kimble, Gerald King, Elmo Knowles, Gene Leake, Alice Lee, William Loe, Kathryn Maxie, Christine Faculty Teachers have fun, too. Mrs. Leake, jokes with Tonja, Stephanie, Lashuan- da, Karen, and Sherrie. May, Mary McMillan, Doris Means, W. Taylor Miller, Richard Mims, Petrolia Moton, Donald Moore, Catherine Myers, Lueburda Nobles, Sgt. George Prealow, Sgt. Richard Robison, Charles Rowe, Barbara Sherrer, Delores Sigiar, Gussie Smith, Shirley Stevens, Willie Stringer, Willie Strong, Jackie Thibodeaux. Melanie Thomas, Peggy Thomas, Zelma Thompson, Catherine Tinsley, Dinah Tisdom, Gregory Tully, John Vardeman. James Wagner, Janie P. Wesley, Leroy Whitaker, Rosie White, Pearl Williams, Lorenzo Wilson, Joicey 43 Leaders With Class Senior Officers President — Talicia Moore Vice President — Felicia Hall Secretary — Corlisa Jones Treasurer — Donna White (not pictured) Parliamentarian — Roy Gipson (not pictured) Junior Officers President — Pnmette Braden Vice President — Aubra Gant Secretary — Monica Lewis Treasurer — Yolanda Taylor Parliamentarian — Tramekia Bowie Chaplin — Shelia Smith Sophomore Officers President — Larry Thomas Vice President — Valorie Ivory Secretary — Rufaro Lewis Treasurer — Tashanda Rock Freshmen Officers President — Stephanie Morris Vice President — Katina Thomas Secretary — Lashanda Demery Asst. Secretary — Angela Cathron Treasurer— Michael Clayton Sgt. At Arms — Kenney Scott Parliamentarian — Vanessa Holmes Chaplin — Catina Morgan 44 Activities Escorts, Back Row, Left to Right: Jerol Drew, Derrick Smith, Tryndall Franklin, Fredrick Cathron. Front Row, Left to Right: John Patterson, Cedric Mosley, Roy Gip¬ son, Mr. G. O. Gerald Dudley, and Robert Myers. The 1986 Coronation was one to remember. The lovely Corlisa Jones was crowned Miss Green Oaks and the very handsome Roy Gipson, Jr., Mr. Green Oaks, escorted and waltzed the queen around the hall ' . Lisa Cathron and Johnny Washington gave tributes to the Royal Couple. 47 Royal Court Attendants Freshman Maid Latonya Johnson Sophomore Maid Nashica Harper Members of the royal court are girls selected to represent the classes and sweethearts for the campus organizations that functions closely with activities during football season. The escorts for these lovely ladies are members of the honor society. Stacy Ammons was escorted by Cedric Mosley. 48 Band Sweetheart Tajuana Pipkins Football Sweetheart Stacy Ammons SGA Sweetheart Talicia Moore Most Handsome and Cutest Biggest Flirts Cedric Mosley and Stacy Sean Jackson and Tracy King Ammons Best Dancers Tracy King and Carey Washington Mr. Green Oaks ROY L. GIPSON ,JR. Best Dressed Robert Myers and Corlisa Jones Senior Favorites Most Likely to Succeed Yolanda Williams and Roy Gipson Miss Green Oaks CORLISA DEVETTA JONES Best Figure and Most Brawn Most Athletic Beverly Williams and Emanuel Brooks and Lisa Abraham Ester Adams An annual event that generates quite a deal of interest among the senior is the selection of class favorites. This is the time when favor- tism goes out the window and those who have proven faithfully and true over the years emerge victorious. Good grades, tenacity and the ability to preserve are the qualities ex¬ hibited by those elected as Most Likely to Succeed. Dancing ability, athletic prowess, clothing conditioned and charm and per¬ sonality are other qualities that determine favorites. 51 Gwen Terry — Miss Cover Girl The annual Calendar Girl Pageant which is sponsored by the Elites (Elegant Ladies in today’s Educational Society) is looked forward to each year with eager an¬ ticipation by both male and female students. The young ladies enjoy perform¬ ing and displaying charm and beauty, and the audience enjoys an evening of great entertainment. The winner of this year’s pageant was Gwendolyn Terry. Gwen was active in many organizations around the campus. She developed leadership qualities in the Junior ROTC program. She is president of the 4-H, Ad Club Y-Teens. 52 Calendar Girl Pageant ’87 Gwendolyn Terry, crowned M.ss Cover Girl 87. She is surrounded by her court. M.ss January - December. L to Stephan,e McCarter. Dednc F.elds. Ronda Rogers. Latonya Marshall. Felec.a Hall, Angelette Armstrong. Shante Adams. Stephan,e Rogers, and De Andr ea ro Run da Rogers Miss January Latonya Marshall Miss February Felecia Hall Miss March Dedric Fields Miss April Angelette Armstrong Miss May Stephanie McCarter Miss June 54 Shante Adams Miss July Stephanie Rogers Miss September Tammy Randall Miss August Nicole Wright Miss October Kimberly Jones Miss November D ' Andrea Powell Miss December 55 Guest Speakers, faculty, and students all provided the talent needed to present a variety of assemblies for Green Oaks during the 1986-87 session. Ranging from demonstrations on basketball handling techniques to politicians, the assemblies were informative, entertaining, and looked forward to by all students. Pep Assemblies added color and zest as the Spirit Stick was presented each week to the class that showed the most enthusiasm. The Student Council sponsored the Town House Meeting where issues were debated. Assemblies Added to School Life Jerry Venables, ex-Harlem Globetrotter, now a part ■)f a public relations firm, provided a bit of entertain¬ ment as he demonstrated various basketball techni- jues. He is pictured left with Coach Stringer and Tasha Walker. State Representative, Alphonso Jackson, pictured ight and top left, spoke to the students on how to get he most out of high school. Mrs. J. N. Averett, top right, presented Patrick Lars vith the DAR award. I Scholastic Who’s Who Jessica Hopkins Senior Kormanese Peterson Senior Yolanda Williams Senior 58 Scholastic Who’s Who includes the three highest ranking student for each class. Leternia Woods is not pictured for Juniors and the freshman class had three to tie. Primette Braden Junior Tina Dennis Junior Larry Thomas Sophomore Shawn Drew Junior Natasha Tisdon Sophomore Picture Not Available Marisa Jones Freshman Organizations Distributive Education Distributive Education prepares students for jobs. This program is designed to introduce students to the business of the retail or wholesale marketing and the distribution of pro¬ ducts. Students work a portion of each day in a business and attend regular classes at school. Green Oaks High School students who wish to engage in business ventures to lengthen their cooperative business, education pariticipate in the DE program. They get themselves ready to earn a living by participating in the economic activities of consumer and producer cooperatives. Mr. Concrly (left) makes an essential point as the students look on. 60 Business Education For Mrs.Cadman (left), it is a pleasure to t teach clerical office practice. She enjoys helping I the students pursue their goals toward being a future business leader. Mrs. McMillan teaches Accounting, Shor¬ thand, and typing. She thrives on instructing students to work hard and think big. Her motto is “if you don’t know it, learn it.” The Business Education courses prepare the students to face the world of business. Giving students the key to unlock the future. These business courses, such as book¬ keeping, shorthand, clerical prac¬ tice, typewriting, and general business, give the students a foun¬ dation to reach their goal. Mrs. Tinsley gives directions to Joyce Taylor as she prepares for a typing drill. 61 Biology Club Biology Club, 1st Row, L to R: Tronica Smith, Shelia Smith, Cassandra Jones, Gwen Wyatt, Rachel James, Aubra Gantt, Bridgett Anderson, John Lawson. 2nd Row, L to R: Anthony Wilson, Kormanessa Petterson, Wendell McCoy, Yolanda Williams, Fredrick Cathron. Felecia Hall, Em¬ manuel Brooks, John Eric Patterson, Calvin Smith, Alvin Morgan. Earl Jones, Patrick Lars, Greg Turner. Foreign Language Foreign Language Club, Bottom, L to R: Kimberly Lewis, Tonja Roberson, Gwen Terry Deshunda Washington, Rufaro Lewis, Tronica Smith, Cassan¬ dra Jones, Anjel Lewis, Danny Whitaker. Top, L to R: Primette Braden. Jozette Frazier, Felecia Gay, Miracle Magee, Shelia Smith, Tramekia Bowie. Ad Angels 1st Row, L to R: Gwen Terry, Primette Braden, Anjel Lewis, Delons Howard. 2nd Row, L to R: Deshunda Washington, Doranna Bedford, Letha Baker, and the Sponsor Deloris Bennett. 62 FCA The Fellow of Christain Athletes in¬ clude, Back Row, L to R: Earl Jones, Ar- die Smith, Emmanuel Brooks, Joseph Holt, Renard Robinson, Vontego Jones, Roovelroe Swan, Eric Harris, Danny Whitaker, and Melvin Richardson. NHS National Honor Society include. Bot¬ tom Row, L to R: Anthony Wilson, Roy Gipson, Damon Davis, John Lawson, Shawn Drew. Top, L to R: Kormanessa Petterson, Primette Braden, Dutchess Winn, Yolanda Williams, Jessica Hopkins, Gwen Wyatt, Kim Jones, Tonja Roberson. SAD SAD (Students Against Drugs) was reorganized for the 1986-198 school year. Members include Danny Whitaker, Patrick Lars, Miracle Magee, Cindy Young, Tijuana Pipkin, Gwen Wyat, Rufaro Lewis (Secretary), Kor¬ manessa Petterson (President), Aubra Gantt (Parlimentarian), Deshunda Washington, Tina Thomas, John Lawson, Merisa Jones, Sharon Spear¬ man, Wiley Jackson, Jozette Frazier, Felecia Gay, Larry Thomas, Toshiwa Bryant, Tryndall Franklin, Dutchess Winn, Roy Gipson, Vanessa Price, An¬ thony Wilson, Byron Caples, Byron Sameuls, Ressie Edwards, Kimberely Jones, Casandrs Jones. Back Row: Rico Heath, Kevin Whitfield, Vontego Jones, Jessica Hopkins, Emmanuel Brooks, Cheryl Fletcher, Fredrick Cathron, Calvin Smith, Earl Jones, Eric Brown. 63 The 4-H club promotes unity in the school and in the community. 4-H Club Pictured right are officers Calvin Smith, Cindy Young, Byron Caples, Corlissa Jones, Talicia Moore, Shadonna Jones, Shriva Morris, Bridgette Anderson, Stephanie Smith, and Der¬ rick Tyson. Under the direction of sponsors Mrs. Melanie Thibodeaux, and Ms. Ethel Holmes the 4-H club par¬ ticipated in numerous ac¬ tivities during the school year. They visited nursery school, nursing homes and gave food baskets and clothing to needy families. 64 Yearbook Members of the yearbook staff who work dilligently to put together the 198 Greenleaf are, L to R: Ra ' Shima Mason, Jozette Frazier, Primette Braden (editor), Aniel Lewis, Yolanda Taylor, Desnunda Washington, and Rufaro Lewis. Go Express Contributing to the G.O. Express are outstanding members of the journalism classes. Editors Keeping the student body stafT informed is a rough job that the editorial staff of the G.O. Express has done smoothly. Members of the staff are Yolanda Williams. Rufaro Lewis, Talicia Moore, Jessica Smith, and Sharon Spear¬ man. Martha Glover, sponsor. 65 The Elites One of the busiest clubs on campus this year was the Elites. The Elites (Elegant Ladies in Today’s Educational Society) is a service club that was organized in 1979 by Mrs. Barbara Bennett. The club provides many activities to develop leadership, scholarship, promote school spirit and encourage services to the school and community. Pictured left is the sponsor, Mrs. Barbara Bennett. Elite Officers, Left to Right: Yolanda Williams. Parliamentarian. Tajuana Pipkins, Reporter. Jessica Hopkins, President; Felicia Hall, Vice President; Aubra Gant, Chaplin; Angelette Armstrong, Asst. Secretary; Corlisa Jones, Secretary; Monica Lewis, Treasurer. 66 Members, 1st Row, L to R: Jessica Hopkins, Felicia Hall, Tajuana Pipkins, Yolanda Williams, Monica Lewis, Aubra Gant, Angelette Armstrong. 2nd Row: Talicia Moore, Wanda James, Stacy Am¬ mons, Gwen Wyatt, Cassandra Jones, Duchess Wynn, Cassandra Young. 3rd Row: Kormenesa Peterson, Kim Jones, Deshunda Washington, Corlisa Jones, Sheila Smith, Tonya Roberson, Doriann Bedford. Bridgette Anderson. ’87 Mr. Valentine Revue The Mr. Valentine Revue is sponsored annually by the Egalatarians. The young men around campus get the opportunity to display charm and masculinity. Pictured above are (left to right) Carey Washington, Antonio Sellers, Michael Edwards, Larry Thomas, Renard Robinson, Roovelroe Swan, Emanuel Brooks, Darrick Spears, Robert Myers, Anthony Wilson, and Johnny Washington. Roovelroe Swan Crowned Mr. Valentine Michael Edwards Mr. Leroy Wesly presents Roovelore Swan with winners trophy. Robert Myers Egalitarians With the major thrust of seeking to improve scholarship and general well being of students and the surrounding community, the Egalitarians worked especially hard this year on several projects. The Egalitarians is a service organization whose member¬ ship is composed of Juniors and Seniors. With their sister organization THE ELITES, they give quarterly recognition to students in each class for academic excellence. Mr. Wesley, sponsor, established the club in 1980. Earl Jones, President; Damck Spears, Vice President; John Lawson, Asst. Secretary; Patrick Lars, Treasurer; Roy Gipson, Sgt.-at-Arms; Emanuel Brooks, Parliamentarian; Byron Caples and Lee Mourning Reporters. 1987 Egalitarian, Standing; Patrick Lars, Keydran Carter, Darrick Spears. Emauuel Brooks, Earl Jones, Vontego Jones. Kneeling: Lee Mournign, Roy Gibson, John Lawson, Byron Caples. Miss Sophomore Nashica Harper Miss SGA Talicia Moore Elites Sweetheart Bridgette Anderson Campus Beauties Miss Junior Delons Howard Football Sweetheart Stacey Ammons Miss ROTC Aubra Gant Band Sweetheart Tajuana Pipkins We engaged in a variety of activities during the year. Some were fun, others not so much fun. However, we enjoyed them none the less. In January, Mrs. Myers chaperoned a group of us on a trip to Washington, D. C. where we participated to the Close Up pro¬ gram. Close Up is designed to give high school students from across the nation a first hand view of how our nation’s government works. This year’s Close Up participants are pictured at left Camille Phillips, Cutchess Wynn, Byron Caples, Kimeka Maeshack, Kormanessa Peterson, and Mrs. L. Myers, (not pictured, Primette Braden). Class time presented the opportunity to catch up on the latest news, purpose for the next class or just stare at the photographs. At the other time we just stopped on the shade for a brief rest. More About Us 71 They Helped to Make It Happen The total school was involved in providing the best experiences possi¬ ble for all Green Oaks family. Teachers, secretaries, maintenance worked hard in helping students and keeping the school environment a pleasant and comfortable place. 72 Student Council The student council worked hard this year with the Assistant principal, Mr. Hunt, in correlating activities such as pep rallies, assembly programs and setting up intra-mural activities on campus. Pictured left are the 87 Officers: Treasurer, Stacy Ammons; Bridgette Anderson, Chaplin; Stephanie Smith, Asst. Secretary; Shriva Morris, Parliamentarian; Corlisa Jones, Vice President; Talicia Moore, Secretary, and Felecia Hall, President. Mrs. Alicia Brown, Council spon¬ sor is pictured far left. President Felicia Hall stands by Mascot. Doranna Beford Angela Cathron Nara Dunlap Dednc Fields Ricco Heath Deloris Howard « Valerie Ivory Wanda James Amita Lister Karen Pipkins D ' Andrea Randall Yolanda Taylor Travon Thomas Yolanda Thomas Sonya Tigue Sara Walker Nicole Wright Lashanda Young 73 Male members of the choir. Front Row, L to R: Terry Smith, Alex Holt, Johnny Washington, Anthony Walker Tommy Thomas. Second Row, L to R Calvin Smith, Tony Williams, An damore Jackson, Tommy Jackson Abraham Ester. Choir and Orchestra Female members of the choir. Front Row, L to R: Nicole Wright, Joyce Taylor, Tonya Ashley, Jackie Harper, Camille Phillips, Rachael James, Pamela Caldwell. Second Row, L to R: Catina Smith, Terrie Dean, Tammy Chambers, Debbie Brazil, Tammy Shephard, Alisa Adams, Shelia Smith. Third Row, L to R: Janie Young, Cheryl Fletcher, Rosalind Sabbath, Latasha Walker, Lashanda Bradley, Linda Car- roll, Roxanne Chatman. 74 Mr. Lorenzo Williams Orchestra Conductor Members of the orchestra. Seated L to R: Alvin Morgan, Trashell MurfT, Tangela Theus, John Washington, Cynthia MurfT, Clydell Whitehurst. Standing, L to R: Yolanda Landers, Jacqueline Thomas, Sabriella Dennis, Evette Washington, Malvin MurfT. Make Beautiful Music The Green Oaks choir and orchestra enjoyed many successful performances during the year. The discipline, team unity, and music knowledge were evident as each group made appearances. The choir and orchestra combined their talents for an entertaining and staged Christmas program. Throughout the year these groups did a marvelous job as they performed for the student body, other schools and various clubs. Mr. Albert Jackson, Choir Director 75 Cheering With Spirit The Green Oaks Giants are passing through We’re to say — Good Luck to you. Because the Giants are strong and mean Look out everyone, watch our steam. We are determined We can’t be stopped We are the Giants The ones on Top. Lisa McCarter splits to the top, (nght) 76 Mrs. Barbara Bennett, sponsor of the cheerleaders, influence them to cheer to the top. (top left) The Green Oaks High School Cheerleader squad consists of varsity and freshmen. Top Right: The varsity squad. Top to Bottom, consists of Larry Thomas, Lisa McCarter, Linda Edwards, Gwen Terry, Yvonda Maxie, Rhonda Rogers, Valene Ivory, and Kim Smith. Left: The freshman squad consists of Tasha Maxie, Trina Rasco, Tshonda Broom, DeAndrea Powell, and Lashan- da Demery 77 JROTC The Junior ROTC program was designed to develop students for positions of leadership. Students take ROTC training in addition to their regular school work. During the summer between the junior and senior years, select students receive field training at camp. Course work includes drills, lectures, demonstrations, and field trips. Pictured left are Col. Richard Miller, Sgt. George Nobles, and Sgt. Richard Prealow members of the instructional staff in the JROTC department. Color Guard, Left to Right: Cadets GIRL ' S DREAM TEAM Sgt. Prealow gives a lesson in map study. Helen Boyd, Clifton Roberts, Calvin Smith, Yolanda Louis. 78 ROTC Companies The Battalion Staff oversees the various functions of the JROTC program. Working closely with the instruc¬ tors and sponsors they coordinate activities. Pictured are cadets LtC Pamela Phillips, Major John Patterson, Major Georgia Carter, Major Anthony Wilson, Cpt. Calvin Smith, Major Yolanda Louis, and Cpt. Rachael James. HEADQUARTERS COMPANY Cadet Jimmy Harvey leads the Headquarters Company. :The Drill Team per¬ forms at various func¬ tions through the Ark- La-Tex area. Members of this Team are Johnny McCarter, Troy Otis, Micheal Tyler, Jerry Owens, John Washington, Clydel Whitehurst, Irwin Walker, Terrence Whitlock, Rueben Brown, and Ricky Cooper. 79 “B Company Cader Lt. Col. Derrick Smith 80 Cadets participate in Grambling University’s Homecom¬ ing festivals. 81 Green Oaks Band The Green Oaks Marching Band performances were not limited to football games and pep rallies, they also participated in other ac¬ tivities such as the Grambling State Universities Homecoming Parade. Mr. Albert Jackson, right director, prepares for one of the many band rehearsals held during the year. Below: Jerol Drew waits to begin a half-time show and everyone jams during a pep rally . rf- Pride of Giant Land Sports Giants Is Their Name The Giants enjoyed a good year even though it was the first time in seven years the team did not participate in past season play. Spirits wer high and the potential is there for an ex¬ plosive season next year. Football Is Their Game JAjKal ' . 9L L. II n IdWlllMi Giant Team, 1st Row, L-R: M. Green, J. Roberson, R. Smith, P. McCray, D. Ager, D. Harris, L. Lister, N. Brooks, S. Anderson,] Austin, T. Smith. 2nd Row, L-R: V. Brown, W. Anderson, T. Kelly, E. Harris, T. Franklin, J. King, B. Westley, D. Clay, R. Gipsoc F. Taylor, J. Boyd, D. Jones. 3rd Row, L-R: A. Ester, M. Richardson, K. Porter, J. Washington, J. Harvey, R. Smith, T. Turner,U Jones, R. Williams, E. Jones, L. Jones, P. Mosley. 4th Row, L-R: C. Cunningham, E. Brooks, J. Holt, T. Diggs, J. Taylor, T. Bet nett, R. Swan, R. Roberson, A. Smith, D. Mitchell, L. Milton. Tyrone Diggs was a great defensive end. Abraham Ester did most of the running for the giants. The offensive line has the responsibility of establishing a good running game and allowing the quarterback time to pass the ball. One of the best offensive lineman was Demetrius Mitchell. His efforts helped the quarter¬ back Robert Smith pass for a winning touchdown in a thrilling 13-6 victory over Huntington. Ardie Smith, was effective in the 28-14 win over Parkway. Earl Jones, was the chief factor in the 20-14 win over Fair Parks. The prime element of the defensive team were linebackers J. Holt, R. Swan, R. Gipson. Adding to the support was D. Clay. Defensive Players who helped the Ninth Grade team have success were Ronald Bagley. Terrace Payne, and Marcus McCarter. Below: Coach Gregory Tisdom. Ninth Grade District Co-Champs Members of the 1986 Ninth Grade team are shown with the coach. Left to right front row are Stephen Young, Eric Fritz- patnck, Fred Taylor, Eric Smith (Captain), John Ealy, Lacy Houston. Edward McKeever and Marcus McCarter (CO-Captain) urn 6 Ronald Ba e| y- Mlchael Morgan, (Co-Captain), Frank Foster, Kay Scott. Tim Mr. Big Stuff Taylor, Shuney Ellis. Wilhe Thomas. Deon Randall, and Danen Cooper. Seating: Johnny Washington, Terry Smith (Captain), Rico Ellis, (Manager), Johnny Rhodes, Adgel Johnson, Chris Grission, Trason Thomas, and Ronnie Young. 90 Star Freshmen Player Pictured from top to bottom: Deon Randall, Adger Johnson, Frank Foster, Travon Thomas, Shuncy Ellis, Michael Clayton, Johnny Ealy, and Johnny Washington, Michael Morgan, Lacy Houston, Fred Taylor, Tim Taylor, Ken Scott. 91 Members of the 1987 Giants Baseball team.first row, left to right: Darnell Green, James Taylor, Shuncy Mitchell, Paul Whitfield, A.C. Whitaker. 2nd row,Eric Harris, Michael Mitchell, Cory Mitchell, Thatcher Kelly, Joe Holt. 3rd row, Reginald Williams, Kevin Porter. Below: Coach Giant Baseball Keyymen on the Giant team were outfielder Darnell Green, Joe Holt pitcher, and back-up catcher. Darnell’s hot hand at the bat created an excellent RBI average. He was also a back-up catcher. Joe was third base man when he was not pitching. James Taylor was probably the most outstanding player of the year. He was named to the District All-Star Team. When James did not pitch he was third baseman or catcher. As you can see most of the team were really versatile players and this helped to make sucess. 92 Under the coaching of Hayes, Gipson the Giant baseball team enjoyed the best season ever. For the past several years the Giants had struggled and remained in the cellar in district play. This year, however, ex¬ perience and a positive at¬ titude brought about a winn¬ ing situation. Pictured at left are Michael Mitchell, out¬ fielder, Shauncy Mitchell, short stop, and A.C. Whitaker first baseman. Pictured below are Paul Whitfield, Pitcher, Eric Har¬ ris, second baseman, and Darnell Green outfielder. These players had good bat¬ ting averages and outstan¬ ding contributions to a suc¬ cessful year. A Successful! Season 93 Lady Giants Another Great Year The Lady Giants made gigantic studies throughout the 1987 season. Coached by Willie Stevens and Assisted by Pam Bolten, the team ranked first and second in all polls. Breaking records was the “in” thing with this group of young ladies. Felicia Hall broke the school record by making 42 points in one game and is the all time highest scorer for girls. Alisa Adams ranked high in the rebound category and Shannon McCullugh made outstanding Con¬ tributions in assists. Underclass teammates were always there when needed. The team’s theme song “Lean on Me” was evident in each game. Right: Felicia Hall. 21, goes up for two points. Tunya Roberson 13 and Sabrina Brad¬ ford 20 make the action look easy. c _ _ . _ i cam Front Row: Bngette Campbell, Shelia Smith, Panadra Rogers, Camille Phillips, Katina Lewis, Hele Tonja Roberson, Shannon McCullough, Trade Hawkins, Carsandra Bryant, Sabrina Bradford, Kn Taylor, Linda Edwards, Valarie Ivory, Tina Dennis, Katnna Pipkins, Tracy Kim, Coach Pam Boltor Boyd. Back Row: Coach Stevens, Washington, Felicia Hall, Sonja 94 Kim Washington Sabiina Bradford Coach Willie Stevens Felicia Hall 1986-87 Lady Giants Record 29-4 Regular Season play 6 Scorers in double figures 10 players scoring in a game 16 consecutive game win streak Felicia Hall — 42 Points, against Woodlawn Alisa Adams — 20 points, against Woodlawn. Alisa Adams Valarie Ivory Coach Stevens presents MVP Trophy to Sabrina Bradford. Lady Giants in action against Huntington. Lady Raiders. Giants Have Successful Year JV players are. Kneeling, Left to Right: William Bell, Christopher Jones, Juan Parker, Patrick Jones, Gary Carter, Eric Hams and Wilbert Anderson. Standing, Left to Right: Coach Roderick Foppe, Tommy Thomas, John Parker, Carlos Wade Anthony Gaines Eric Brown, Kevin Whitfield and James Taylor. The Giants got off to a slow start in the season, but bounced back in the second half of the season. District Competition was tough however, the Giants gave their best in each game. This year team starters are sophomores and juniors which means the Giants will be “awesome” come next year. Tony Williams Anthony Gaines Rcnard Robinson Thatcher Kelly Paul Whitfield Giant Basketball This year’s team could be best described as “a good situation that will definitely get better.” Coach Willie Stringer completed his thirteenth season at Green Oaks directing a young and talented group of gifted sophomores. Assisting Coach Stringer were Roderick Foppe and Aldon Kelly. Outstanding players for the year were Tony Williams, Thatcher Kelly, R. Swan, and Paul Whitfield. Graduating seniors were Corey Mitchell, Joe Holt, Patrick Lars, Paul Whitfield, Calvin Smith, Robert Myers and Malvin Murflf. Varsity Team, Kneeling, L to R: Kevin Whitfield, Calvin Smith, Paul Whitfield, Thatcher Kelly, Tony Williams. Robert Myers, Melvin MurfT. Standing, L to R: Coach Stringer, Juan Parker, Corey Mitchell, Joe Holt, Eric Brown, Anthony Gains, Renard Rober¬ son, R. Swan, Patrick Lars, and Coach Foppe! G.O. Track Team Had “Great Expectations” ■ 987 — Track Team, 1st Row. Left to Right: Kevin Porter. Darryl Harris, Curtis Fulton, Myron Fleming, Cleo Spearman. Wilbert Anderson. 2nd Row, Left to Right: Thatcher Kelly, Earl Jones, Wayne Williams, Cedric Mosley, Kevin Whitfield. 3rd Row, Left to Right: Chester Carter, Rovelroe Swan, Ronald Allen, Renard Robinson, Anthony Gaines, Eric Brown, Coach Leroy Wesley. The varsity track team was competitive this year with a group of very talented sophomores. Kevin Porter, shot putter, did not set any records this year but with two years left he should become an outstanding performer. Emanuel Brooks was a stellar performer in the high hurdler as was Roovelroe Swan. Thatcher Kelly and Emanuel Brooks were the main stays in Javelin competition. There were a few pleasant surprises from Curtis Fulton, Abraham Ester, Kevin Whitfield, Louis Jones, Wayne Williams, and Earl Brown. Green Oaks, Green Oaks, WE love you dear. Our hearts will always be near. You are comfort through the years of rough. No matter how hard or tough. Green Oaks, Green Oaks, We love you still. And on till death we always will. We love you, we love you. Well always love — Dear Green Oaks High. Do you need a reason to join the Louisiana National Guard? well, here are some very good ones— PAID COLLEGE TUITION-Pays 100% of college tuition at any state funded college, university or vocational tech¬ nical school for 5 years or a Bachelors degree, whichever comes first. new Gl bill-P rovides college assistance of up to $140 a month for 36 college months of entitlement paid directly to you by the veterans Administration. CASH BONUS-Many Jobs you may choose to tram for in the Louisiana Army National Guard will entitle you to a cash bonus of up to $2,000. in addition to your pay and other benefits. 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