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

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Mannequins are dressing for success Magnet Mannequins represent poise, elegance, and grace. Each year the number auditioning has grown. This year, 80 hopefuls audi- tioned with 41 being selected, 9 of which were boys. This is the first time in Mannequin history that the male population of our school has shown an interest in the organization. They were gladly welcomed! Tanya Mascarich, a mannequin, comment- ed, “lt’s great, and they Te fun to look at too! AII Mannequins, male or fe- male, add a special refinement to our campus. Erika Stacy. Monica Killingsworth, Laura Sexton, Amy Chrietzberg, Tara Jones, Tanya Mascarich, and reporter Monica Graham. Vice President Tangela Scott, president Tambra Pennington and secretary Monica Viso model in Hamilton Hali at Centenary College Juanita Pollard, Annelise Christensen. Laurin Holst, Froswa Booker. Vonda Yates, Sheila Adger, Keita Chitman and Laverne Ferdinand. Mr. Edward Allen, the Mannequin s sponsor, poses in the Centenary Rose Garden. Mr. Allen s other inter- ests include his adult modeling group and teaching art at Magnet. 174 • Organizations

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In a style all their own . . Alannequins model ] Magnet Fashion, the fourth item Magnet Mannequins hold dear to their hearts, has, of course, been a important part of each show and scene the Manne¬ quins have performed. Laurin Holst, a first year Mannequin, feels “Fash¬ ion is an expression of one’s person ality and individual style.” This leads us to the conclusion that for all peo- ple to be comfortable with who they are, they must develop a certain style that is current with today’s fashion trends and also compatable to the way they think and act. Shelley Blizzard, Shene Commadore, Suyah Loud. Amy Jones, Blythe Patton pose in the Centenary Rose Garden. Sheila Adger, a first year Mannequin, displays her Rod Matthews, Greg Ashley, Cari Millender, Chris Gwen Burris, Tracy Edwards, Sarah Jones and Tan poise and grace at the annual show done for the Cameron, Thomas Lloyd, Bryan Huckaby, Turnage nis Sweeney are only fifteen of the growing number of freshmen. Corr, Princess Robinson, Laura Hardy, Racquel Conn, Mannequins. Choir Mannequins 173

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Our symphonic band is D ne beat ahead Clnder the new leadership of Mr. Jimmy Reynolds, the Symphonic Band planned to participate in many activities including entering the dis trict festival and playing at Veterans Hospital. Similar functions gave Brook Boddie the experience to cap¬ ture a position in the AII State Honor Band once again. With this type of dedication and enthusiasm learned in the band, members can further pur sue their musical ambitions. Treasurer Amy Robinson, Secretary Kimberly Earls, Student Director Brook Boddie. and Librarian Kristina Owen were elected by their fellow members to lead the Symphonic Band. The individual style of (first row) Scott Mason. Cor wyn Thomas, Curt Jeffrey. Mr. Jimmy Reynolds. Kimberly Earls. Kristina Owen. Cara Spigener. Felita Larkins, (second row) Cody Holder, Jon Bryan, Brook Boddie. Amy Robinson. Vicki Nightingale, Debbie Ne vili. Wendy Robbins, (third row) Joey Maxile, Kristen San Juan, Terri Harrington. Jeannie Rohrbaugh, Daryl Griffin. Marilyn Pollard, Byron Stecklein, Car¬ men Muse. Donald Hudson. John Miley, Rick Phung, Lisa Seidner make up our Symphonic Band.