By Tyah Davis This past week in The Swamp, we celebrated the junior class as they received their class rings. Due to the amount of students in the junior class, there were two separate ceremonies. The first one of was
Z Club Senior Breakfast
By Maddison Reynolds The Z Club hosted their annual senior breakfast on April 24 before school. Every year, Z Club hosts a breakfast for their outgoing seniors. This was created to commemorate the hard work and dedication of its members
New Student Council Executive Board
By Maddison Reynolds On April 4, 2024, the student body voted for their new Executive Board officers. The new executive board officers include:President: Emma Grace McInnisVice President: Maddison ReynoldsRecording Secretary: Madison SkinnerCorresponding Secretary: Emily RimmerTreasurer: Elizabeth WattsParliamentarian: Reese WrenHistorians: Laney
Games Club Faces Disbandment
By Kiara Cain In the Swamp, Games Club is a popular sports club that hosts monthly tournaments. However, this year the number of participating students has greatly decreased. The club does sports like kickball, wiffle ball, volleyball, dodgeball, and more.
Lil Z’s Easter
Z Club invites local elementary schools to celebrate Easter at Shreve on March 22 By Maddison Reynolds Captain Shreve’s Z Club invited classes from Oak Park Elementary to celebrate Easter with them. Members of the club arrived at B103 to
Hunting for the Prize
By Kiara Cain On Thursday March 28, 2024, the GLUE Easter egg hunt was held. The event took place after the GLUE basketball game. The Annex Angels, GLUE members, parents, and sponsors gathered around the practice football field where eggs
Researching the Mind
By Kiara Cain Recently in The Swamp, junior Tucker Stratton conducted research for his AP Research class taught by Henri Loridans. Stratton’s goal was to discover if music affects how students are able to study. “My study is trying to
Sending Off the Seniors
By Kiara Cain On Friday, April 26 the annual senior sendoff was held for the Class of 2024. At Captain Shreve, senior sendoff is a yearly tradition and every upcoming senior looks forward to being able to experience it. Seniors
No Hoodies? Big Problem!
By Addison Montoya In September 2023, the Captain Shreve administrators decided to only allow hoodies from November 1st through April 1st, but that is no April Fool’s joke. Unfortunately, many students wear hoodies even when they are not supposed to.
Divorced, Beheaded, Spectacular!
By Alexis Johnson-Williams Divorced, Beheaded, Survived. Divorced, Beheaded, crowd eruption. Six queens appear with harmonies flowing in the air. The stage is decked out in dazzling sequences, audience members are dancing in their seats, this is the excitement of Captain