Southwood High School - Roundup Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

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PELICAN A STATE The objective of Pelican State is to educate youth in the duties, privileges, rights and responsibilities of American citizenship. They learn the duties of the various city, parish, and state offices and choose their own officials in accor- dance with regular election procedures. The Pelican State delegates for 1983-84 were: From left - Terri Scotto, Shannon Kring, Kevin Duty, Krissy Wheeler, David Morgan, Hunter Greene, Kathy Adcock, Dan Medlin, Bob Mit- chell, Winston Howard, Geneva Stevens. MU ALPHA THETA 135126-FLZTZ'pC2?I,2TlaSii?.lg3Ziilaiiflilyenii courses. The 1983-84 Southwood Mu Alpha Theta con- sisted ot those students who were able to main- tain high standards in all their mathematical MEMBERS - ROW 1 CL to RJ - Scott Pearce, Linda Garner. Elizabeth Best, Kathy Adcock - President, Kathleen McCain, Jill Roberts, Susan Lyles. Row 2 - Kevin Duty, Andre Ferrer, Jeff courses. Mu Alpha Theta proved not only to be an l'lOl'lOr3l'y Ol'g8I'IlZ3tlOl l but also ll'ifOl'l'l'led STUCIGVITS Anderson, Ronnie Monsour, Alena Kyle, Lily Dizon, Sponsor: Mrs. ot the many jobs offered in mathematics. As an Alma Peffeway- 28 X Honors Roundup '84

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1. Damon McCoy was selected by the Shreveport Journal as 1983 High School Athlete of the Year. Last summer, McCoy lowered his 400 meter freestyle time to 3:55.8 - a performance that ranked 21st in the nation. He went to Europe in February to swim as a member of the National United States Touring Team. The last week in June he will be swimming in the Olympic Trials in Indianapolis. ' 2. Joe Rasco and Rick Hammer were the outstanding players chosen for the All-State Football Team. Rasco was also chosen for MVP All-District, All-Caddo-Bossier, All-City, and Honorable Mention All-American. He rushed 1,688 yards, made 17 touchdowns, and carried the ball 306 times in the 1983- 84 football season. His longest run was 91 yards and his most yardage was 250 in one game. 3. Rick Hammer was elected First Barefoot All-State Kicker. His longest field goal was 42 yards and most kickoffs went into the endzone. He was starting wide receiver and made several touchdowns. 9OUTHWOOD'S FINEST

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QUIZ BOWL Southwood High School Quiz Bowl is competition which involves general knowledge and skill at play- ing the game. The team is chosen by double elimina- tion. A written test establishes the top ten, who then compete orally before scorekeepers. Row 1 - Robert Wilson, Brian Weaver - lst Alternate, Brandt Heinsner - 2nd Alternate. Row 2 - Miss Stinson - Sponsor, Kevin Duty, Chip Rimmer, Cassie Craner, Miss Garner - Sponsor, Mr. Langdon - Sponsor. QUILL AND SCROLL Quill and Scroll is an honorary organization which recognizes students' accomplishments in penmanship and other various types of jour- nalism. To obtain membership the student must be classified a junior or senior, rank in the upper one-third in their class, and have teacher recom- mendation. Also, the student must be involved in some phase of superior work of journalism for '84 Roundup two years. Quill and Scroll promotes the stand- ards of the profession ofjournalism by developing better journalists and teaching better ways of writing. MEMBERS - Row 1 - Shannon Needham, Linda Garner, Shannon Kring. Row 2 - Monica Metzger, Kristine Phillips, Cindy Mondello, Kathy Adcock, Janine Coyle. Row 3 - Kim Phillips, Deena Park, Jill Butler, LaNita Jones, Beverly Owens, Pauls Smith, Alana Kyle. Row 4 - Dan Medlin, Jay Lilly, Joe Liles, Todd Guthrie, David Mudd, Darin Hines. Honors f 29