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

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Laura Hardy Kimberly Harju Ret ecca Hatcher Velma Hathorn Kristy Hays Stacy Hemmings Yolanda Henry Kimberley Hili Neil Hohmann Jessica Holy John Horne Brian Huckabay Linh Hudson Stacy Hudson Lori Beth Hughes Tomikia Jackson Randy James Danielle Johnson Kimberly Johnson Scherri Johnson It’s time to jam When the term “fad” is mentioned among friends, the subject of clothes auto matically comes to mind. A fad” can be any number of things. For example, at the Magnet this year, having a band is the in thing.” The types of music range from pop to heavy metal rock and roll. The group that’s on the tip of everyone s tongue is Critical Mass. They play everything from G-2 to Van Halen. Older music such as Cheap Trick and The Police is played by Beetah Cheetah.” Intruder” plays such as the Scorpions and Ratt. These bands play at various parties and at school dances on occasion. Someday, you may turn on your radio, hear a familiar voice, and say, I knew them when they were just starting out! 108 • Personalities

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Tonya Delaney Kathleen Desoto Felica Devers Derek Digilormo Tymwa Dixon Jill Douglas Denise Dowling Tom Drummond Kevin Duddlesten Brian Dulle Stacey Dupree Chris Dye CaroI Edwards Stephanie Ellerbe Francetta Elzie Robert Flynt Kathy Ganley Michelle Gayer Randy Gesn Mario Gintella Stephen Glassell Catherine Goerner David Goodman Lisa Goodwin Monica Graham Jimmy Gray Susan Gray Jennifer Greenfield Laurene Gremillion Daryl Griffin David Guarriello Agyei Gyasi Felicia Hamilton Jay Hammons Katie Hanning Juniors • 107

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Gniquely presenting Kristy Hays, a junior at Magnet and a native of Hawaii, moved to Keithville, LA, where she met a family who had horses. At the age of four she began to ride. Her parents bought her a horse, and that was the start of a lifetime hobby. Q. How many horses do you have? A. I have two horses, a gelding named Kino Glow and a mare named Stinker’s Cutter. Q. What is the extent of your interest in horses? A. I raise, race, and show horses. Over the summer I attended the Southern Regional Championship in Jackson, Mississippi. I ve won awards in events such as barrel racing, Western riding, showmanship, and reining. Q. How much do you buy and sell horses for? A. The industry prices have gone down recently. I paid $2,500. for Kino and $2,000 for Cutter. I’ve been offered $15,000 for Kino. but I haven t sold him yet. Selling horses is a difficult business. A horse must be trained and ridable and have a good disposition to get the top dollar.” Michelle Jolley Josalyn Jones Steve Kahre Kurt Kemmerly Monica Kemp Andre King Gene Kinnear Denise Klibert Leslie Kolb David Krumnow Kevin Laird Kellie Lane Nanette Larkins Penny Leckie Cheryl Lee Laura Lewis Ralph Liddell Mark Liles David Logan Christy Mabry Personalities • 109