Southwood High School - Roundup Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

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Administrators Dream of Teachers and administrators often wondered what school would have in store if it involved all work and no play. Students never gave them a chance to find out. Football players graced the Fair Park pep rally outrageously costumed a s cheerleaders. In Mr. Shanks’ third-hour class, Paul Clark, Craig Ross, and Anthony Maranto played with shadow critters. “The whole Hass was rolling. Mr. Shanks didn’t even know what we were laughing about,” said Joel Reyes. Jun¬ iors and freshmen shoved the curtain dividing rooms A131 and A133- Mr. Henderson’s stu¬ dents accepted the challenge of a paper and eraser fight. Administrators had the final cinch as the pink room ended the fun and games. Art II classes, taken by Clay Davis, Chris Stansell, and Jason Myrick, mold face masks from plaster of Paris. Twenty-five miles per hour seems much too slow for Lori Binderim, ticketed by Sgt. C. C. Taylor. Alysia Cook finds the situation amusing.

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After an audit by the Caddo Parish School Board, copies of the Roundup cost $25.00. Kathy Michels and Armando Gonzales sell a copy to John Hart. After paying for Homecoming tickets, tuxedo rental, a corsage, and dinner, Michael Hirsch grieves over an empty wallet.

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Cutie pies Felix Barnes, Shane Thomas, Armando Gonzales, Benji Piazza, Garrett Dean, Rob Floyd, Adrian Smiley, David Elster, Charlie Bolton, and Aaron Edwards prepare for the Fair Park pep rally. On the lookout for new female faces, Danny Wagner, Mark Foster, and Jason Ferguson peep around the corner. Before the windows were nailed shut, Greg Lancaster and Michelle Robinson bid adieu to passers-by. With a corsage almost as long as she is tall, Mrs. Georgiana Scott celebrates Homecoming.