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

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Victor Mainiero Jodie Manuel Elizabeth Mayo Ben McCormick Stephanie McCoy Jennifer McCune Terri McDearmont James McDow Ross McKamey Presly McKeever Scott McMillan Brian McNew Kajal Mehta Theresa Meza Dirk Millwee Derrick Mitchell Christi Moreau Jackie Moses Rachelle Mostyn Susan Murphy More than just a pretty face Tannis Sweeney and David Adams were voted most attractive by their junior class mates. Tannis and David are both known for their sense of humor, ability to have fun, and, obviously, for their good looks. The question, “If you found an Aladdin’s lamp and the genie inside granted you a single wish, what would that wish be“ was asked. After careful consideration, David Adams grinned and replied, “What else but three more wishes? That way I could have everything l’ve ever wanted and more!” Tannis answered the question proudly and without hesitation, “I would wish to go to heaven when I die.” 110 Personalities

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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

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-HEART AND SOLE lf the shoes fit . .. the Juniors will wear them. Endless days are spent searching for the perfect fit. Students trudge the mali day in and day out with a Vision of the shoe. Some students are conservative when choosing the classic penny loafer, while others go topless, choosing the all new sole suckers. Tennis Shoes, aerobic shoes, high heels, low heels, no heels, full boots, half boots, ankle boots, lace-ups, buckle ups, slip-ons, and yes, even velcro to replace all of the above. As if those choices aren t enough, a buyer is also faced with the choice of color, texture, and even size. Such demanding choices all in one day-that’s a lot of pressure on a buy. At last, with every ounce of heart and sole , the perfectly ducky shoe is found. Life is okay once again, and the shoe pur- suer can be footloose and fancy free. Hien Hguyen Huy Nguyen LeThuy Nguyen Linh Nguyen Steve Nightengale Teresa Nixon Tommy Noble Sharon Norsworthy Michelle Oliver Charlie Olivier Donna Orton Kristina Owen Brandon Pannell Jennifer Parker Bryan Patterson Christi Permenter Shelly Phillips Lisa Pigman Doris Piper Laura Pitkin Juniors «111