Caddo Magnet High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

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IT MUST BE PROM hlQMT or maybe it s juniors Jennifer Dopson and Penny Ewoldson adding the finishing touches to their stage makeup. MAVE A COKE AND A SMILE! Seniors Mich Carroll. Joycelyn Washington, and Lauren Grcmillion join forces with Mrs.Smith at th spring picnic.

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Isn t that .. Special touches. They can be any- thing from that last coat of mascara to simulating blindness in sociology by wearing scarves over the eyes all day. Those little extras were what added flavor to our year. In April, the S.Q.A. sponsored a picnic in the courtyard. This was the first year anything like this had ever been attempted for the entire student body. We wanted to do something that would unite the whole school ' stated vice president of the S.Q.A. Tracey Widiger. Many students brought baskets and certain- ly there was plenty of food. Some even went as far as to dress in early 20th century costume. The S.Q.A. also provided new benches for the courtyard this spring. The spirit leaders joined with the S.Q.A. to call a surprise rally to boost the decathlon team before the PUT OM THAT WINDEX SMILE! Seniors Amy Arendell and Sharla Skinner give yearbook s treat for Halloween (cleaning car Windows.) IS TUIS THE STRAND? Senior Agyei Gyasi combines talents with juniors Darrell White, Stephanie Williams, and Stephen Vekovius to serenade the spring picnic. national competition. April 25, was of- ficially declared Magnet Decathlon Team Day by Mayor John Hussey. When taking a look back at the fall, many special extras are noticed. The ffeshman party gave our newest addi- tions a chance to get acquainted. Then of course there was the second annual homecoming celebration. Each holiday provided different sur- prises that were usually delivered in lst hour. AII these interesting tidbits helped spice the old Magnet year.” BLIHD MEN DOIYT WEAR STRIPES?! Senior Tom Drummond leads the way for these blind and helpless sociology students.

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oments To Remember WITH OR WITMOUT YOU. Special friends trea- sure seconds together. Mike Strahan and Jenni- fer Qucker say nothing contrary in their actions. Whatever comes in time, these moments are hard to lose. THEY RE ACTUALLY USING THEIR EinGERS? Miss Mary Rounds and Mr. Edward Allen paint a very rare picture that is forever to remember. MOMENT OE PRAYER. In looking back on Sen¬ ior Showcase it ' s hard not to imagine those anxious instants which called for unity. BACK TO SCHOOL. At the start of the school year, an energetic group of seniors construet a celebrative train of cars and trimming. This parade, Jan Raines names among her best memories of the year while speaking of hiding Mrs. Gullat-Smith s erasers and being truly obnoxious to underclassmen. 36 • MARKIHG TIME