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

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ot A Question? We’ve Got The Write Answer! In a truly Utopian society, the Cre¬ ative spark will have an outlet. Fortu- nately for Magnet, the many sparks attending classes have several such outlets: the Creative Writing and Yearbook classes, and the Journalism and The Writers Group programs. While it may seem an unlikely combination once one gets beyond the surface literary similarities, one in fact feeds the other. Through such in- novations as The Toast of Magnet talk show, the Writers Group News- letter, and the splinter letter, The Fac- ulty Oyster Cookbook, sponsors Rob- ert Trudeau and Mrs. Martha Boswell have succeeded in pushing their charges to create and innovate. ‘ JAYNAL1SM -Senior Jane Whittington, journalism mainstay, usually finds herself on the other side of the camera. SURPRISE, CLAIRE! Notoriously camera shy, newspaper advisor Mrs. Schoeder gets caught counting Utopia money; no wonder she s smiling! By the same token, journalism classes provide students with the strong, solid foundation necessary to properly execute an idea and bring it to fruition. By gaining a concrete background in reporting the facts, ali the facts, and nothing but the facts, one can move on to more elaborate and complex meanderings, or move up to the newspaper or yearbook staffs and write about Journalism and The Writers Group! AND NOW FOR MY NEXT TRICK. The Writers Group sponsor Robert Trudeau explains levitation to his Toast of Magnet audience. 58 •MAKinG TNE MARKS

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LETS TALK BUSINESS! Senior Debater Rocky Rockefeller telis Martha Rinehart, Buddv Hays, Randv Moore, and Karen Trahan some of his debating techniques. ON THE ROAD AGAIN! The drama students accompany the debaters on many out-of-town trips to compete in drama tournaments. The bus is the usual method of transportation. OUTSTANDING DRAMA STUDENT The drama class this year has been busy covering theatre history, acting theory, and much more. The people in those classes are what makes learning about drama so special. One of those persons who makes a difference in the drama c lass is David Krumnow. David stepped out on the stage for the first time this year. Now we can not get him off the stage. Luck- ily we do not want to get him off the stage. As he graduates, we will miss his smile and his famous quote, It ' 11 be better-maybe. DRAMA AMD DEBATE • 57

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IN A WORD, NO. Newspaper types Erin Ennis and Brad Eddings share another idea; who knows what Brad s up to now. BELIEVE IT OR NOT: In addition to co-sponsoring The Writers Group, Mrs. Martha Boswell also teaches! EXAMINATION OF A PURSE: More fun and games in the Zulma Borders room as The Writers Group partake in another exercise. GRAMMAR CHAT Mrs. Boswell helps her stu- dents perfect their craft and have fun at the same time. Isn ' t that special?! WRITE AHSWERS • 59