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High School Division
Louisiana begins with history To others our culture is a mystery Our swamps lay low While men are playing the banjo
O, children please be a dear
And don’t regard with any fear
The teeth I have may be quite sharp
For the rougarou feeds at night
Elementary Division
I am a little girl in a Caddo Indian tribe
I wonder where all these strangers are heading to
In the early 1700s, there was a girl named Angeline who worked as a slave on a northern Louisiana plantation.
Deep in the piney forests of the Caddo Indian territory, near the Red River, a young man sat wondering about the ways of the world.
On October 21, 1785, Henry M. Shreve was born. His parents were Israel Shreve and Mary Cokely.
Washish awoke during the night to see a vast expanse of rolling hills. He could not sleep because of flashbacks.
The moon had just set on the small town as the boy sat on his bed, wishing for a greater purpose in life.
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