Captain Shreve’s Club host their annual Cook off on Dec 2, 2023 By Maddison Reynolds Every year, the Z club service organization hosts a cooking competition called Taste of Shreve. This year the competition began at approximately 11:00 am and
Gator Teacher of the Year
By Addison Montoya There is one Gator behind the scenes that seems to be involved with everything. Christopher Long is the 2023-2024 Teacher of the Year. He has worked at Captain Shreve for ten years. He is the co-sponsor of
All In This Together
By Tyah Davis This school year, G.L.U.E Initiative has created a unique project just for our Annex Angels. In November they started a bonding program called Lunch Buddies. Every Thursday and Friday, during both lunch shifts, members from the club
New Beginnings
By Kiara Cain Saturday, November 9th, was a big day for some of our alumni. It was the day that the classes of 1969 to 1973 came together for their 50th reunion at Captain Shreve High School. Everyone gathered and
Welcome To The Swamp!
By Kiara Cain After a nearly a whole semester and two substitutes, Madelyn Koske was welcomed into The Swamp in room A204. Koske is now teaching US History and took over for former history teacher Ms. Treme. During Covid, Koske
The Hype Man
By Addison Montoya Deldrick Douglas has many different titles at Captain Shreve but most everyone knows him as The Hype Man of the Swamp. Coach Doug was named as the 318 Sports Coach of the Week following the Gators’ win
2023 Homecoming Court
By Kiara Cain Students celebrated the 2023 Homecoming Court at last week’s pep rallies. Students packed the stands to watch the participants walk across the gym. The court included 30 girls from all grade levels. They walked arm in arm
The Queen Of Shreve
By Tyah Davis This year’s Homecoming Court is filled with outstanding, beautiful, and hard working students, but Semora Kennon is the one who shines the most.She is the 2023 Homecoming Queen. Many don’t know the exceptional things Kennon has done
You Have the Right to Read
By Kiara Cain “The Great Gatsby,” “To Kill a Mockingbird,” “The Color Purple,” and “The Hate You Give” are all victims of book banning in many areas across the United States. With censorship on a rise, Shreve librarians Dani Long
Following the Racket
By Alexis Johnson-Williams Imagine leaving your hometown, filled with loved ones and relatives, and moving to a new country where you do not speak the language or know anyone. All that is driving you is a goal and a passion.