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

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2AAAA Champs 4 h -r The Green Oaks Giants had their first unbeaten regular season in school history this year, so you’d ex¬ pect the Giants to be rewarded on the All-District 2AAAA team. They Were. Green Oaks swept the individual honors as well as landing six berths on the team. Running back Kelvin Sherman, who set a school record for rushing in a season (958 yards) was named as the Outstanding Offensive Player. Sherman, who had never carried the ball in a varsity game until this season, averaged more that six yards per carry and his yardage total came in only nine games. Linebacker Roovelroe Swan, who had 140 tackles this year, was named as the Outstanding Defensive Player. Swan, a junior, was an honorable mention All-State selection last year and is a two-time All-City pick. He the Journal’s Outstanding Player on the All-City team. Also chosen from Green Oaks were quarterback Thatcher Kelly, wide receiver Renard Robinson, defensive lineman Vontego Jones and defen¬ sive back Ardie Smith. Coach of the Year is Gerald Kim¬ ble of Green Oaks. The Giants were 8-0-1 in the regular season before losing a first round play-off game to Neville. C P £ | r .V- e 1 » % y Frank Foster, Frederick Taylor, James Taylor, Micheal Coley, Reginald Williams, Tony Allen, William Holt, Edward McKeever, Coach Gerald Kimble, Coach Lars, Vanamee Ellis, Vernon Brown, Aqualin Hellaire, Carl Holmes, DeJuan Tillman. Tim Taylor, Chris Cunningham, LeAndre Milton, Melvin Richardson, Jermond Adger, Ardie Smith, Eric Harris, Tyrone Bennett, Roovelroe Swan, Vontego Jones, Renard Robinson, Coach Willie Stevens, Coach Aldon Kelly. SCOREBOARD 31 Northwood 7 20 Huntington 20 41 Fair Park 0 13 BTW 0 22 Airline 11 26 Parkway 14 27 N-Central 17 28 Bossier 27 24 Cpt. Shreve 0 Coach Stevens yells instructions from the sidelines. A perfect season

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Giants 1987 District Renard Robinson pictured below, was selected to all District and All City Teams because of his outstanding play in District 2AAAA Competition. Renard stole the show in the 27-17 victory over Natchitoches-Central with six catches for 150 yards and three touchdowns. Making key one-handed catches was his trademark. Rovelroe Swan, above, was also selected to the all District and All Ci¬ ty Teams. He was oted Outstanding defensive player of the year with 140 tackles and an eighty yard intercep¬ tion touchdown against Northwood. 1987 Champs, 1st Row: Coach Gregory Tisdom, Eric Smith. Howard Harris, Darkus Dunlap, Gerald Boyd, Antonio Payne, Wilbert Anderson, Kelvin Sherman, Fred McDufTy, Juan Parker, Dexter MaMigo, Johnny Ealy, Milton Green, William Brooks, Terrance Payne, Thatcher Kelly, Coach Wisley. 2nd Row: Coach Donals Myers, Erick Fitzpatrick, Tryndall Franklin, Kevin Porter, Lloyd Lister, Jacobi Hohnson, Dejuan Lewis, Jimmy Harvey, Louis Jones. Thatcher Kelly, Quarterback All District Gerald Kimble Coach of the Year 120

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Track and Field Team Aqualine Halaire, spring and relay star Tennis Track, Front Row: Corey Washington, Tryndall Franklin, Juan Parker, Michael Coley. Second Row: William Bell, John Parker, Fredrick Taylor, Tony Allen. Third Row: Ronald Allen, Athony Gaines, Wilbert Anderson, Dujuam Lewis. Fourth Row: Tyrone Bennett, Thatcher Kelly, Roovelroc Swan, Chester Carter. 1988 Tennis Team: Johnny Ealy, Terrance Whitlock, Erica Reynolds. Ruthie Wyatt, Kimeka Maeshack, Timothy Wesley, Ronnie Young, and Coach Mrs. Luburda Myers.