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While rosining bows and playing the right notes, Orchestra tuned in on a great year Orchestra officers include Sibil Fox. Katherine AI len, Agyei Gyasi, Stephanie Williams, David Fox. Sheila Adger, Monida Kemp. Patricia Bonner and Ro- salyn Mack. Happy chatter and rhythmical chords were often heard wafting from the orchestra room as members of the orchestra welcomed back their conductor, Ms. Johnette Parker. AII State Orchestra members were chosen from a group of 153 students from all over Louisiana. while only 83 students made it. Four of the chosen members were from Shreveport. Out of those four students, three of the chosen members were from Caddo Mag- net High. During AII State tryouts, all of the contestants stayed in Baton Rouge and a huge concert was performed on the final day. Youth Symphony is held on Saturdays for students from all over the Ark-La-Tex who often had the opportunity to work with the Shreveport Symphony. Earlier this year, the Youth Symphony went to Natchitoches to per form in a concert for younger children. The Quarter was a group of four orchestra students who represented their schools at dif¬ ferent competitions. These students were se lected by their school s orchestra members. and then they had to try out in order to be a member of the Quartet. The Quartet was di rected by Leah Gentry, and its members from Magnet included Jennifer McCune. Dana Ste- venson, Leah Gentry, who temporarily filled in for cello, the second violinist was undecided. All of the orchestra students participated in solo ensembles, where they were rated. Inci- dentally. Orchestra II ranked straight ones (su- periors) at District Festival last year. Orchestra members include S. Fox, K. Hawkins, A. Gyasi. J. Bradley. T. Tyler. S. Fields, K. Allen, R. Mack. L Wilemon, S. William, S. Gray, L. Police, D. Stephenson. R. Ames. L. Broussard, L. McKnight, C. Valiulus, S. Windham, D. Anderson, S. Adger, A. Chrietzberg, D. Fox, T. Robinson, M. Henderson, J. McCune, C. Bernard. S. Phillips, Z. Draper. M. Cum mings. M. Kemp, E. Smith, K. Bernard, D. White and P. Hearron. Sponsor: Mr. Parker.
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The officers are (seated) Cheryl Lee. secretary: Spon¬ sor Mrs. Buggs. (standing) Verni Wright, Vice Presi dent; Robert Pringle. President; Stephen Giasseil. act ing president. Members of the Junior Medical League around the examination table are (row one) Lisa Cheuk. Kajal Mehta. Amy Ratana, Aruna Rao, (on Table) Stephanie Winer. Susan Ganley, Jimmy Carroll, Jan Raines. Members around Cauderizer are (seated) Stacy Sa- vaell, Stacy Dupree, Jennifer Tseng; (standing) Brian Basinger, David Krumnow. Tommy Britt. Lisa Smith. Tom Drummond.
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Who needs physique When you’ve got physics A major area in physics is Magne tism. This principal is exhibited in the growth of the club. Since its be ginning, the physics students have puzzled over questions proposed to them by Mr. Sellers, their sponsor. Because of the magnetic growth in the field of physics, there is an unlim- ited amount of questions and puzzles to be solved. It was discovered that even though they might not be able to solve all of the questions the world may offer, their club meetings pro¬ vide a place to sit and discuss what is important to everyone interested in physics. Through their discussions, a sense of unity is created. Senior club member Amanda Mayo commented, ‘ lf you are taking physics, you get involved in physics and you may un- derstand it or you may not, but you are stili in the class. Even if you only understand it for the moment, that moment is yours.” Officers Larry Marino (VicePresident). Khanh Truong (Secretary). Michael Jones (Sargeant At Arms), Eric Chen (President), Michael Kime (Treasurer), and spon sor Mr. Otto Sellers lead their fellow club members in discovering the world of physics outside the class room environment. The dedication to the Science of motion and matter by (row 1) Khanh Truong. Tommy Clawson, Shawn Ar nold. Eric Chen. (row 2) Michael Carroll. Michelle Oliver. Laurene Gremillion. Robin Trahan. Stephanie Winer. Amanda Mayo. Tyson Hackenberg. Elizabet h Powell (row 3) Matt Schocke. Jimmy Morris. Greg Hartzo; Michael Jones. Charles Burnett, Michael Kime (row 4) Michael Bodino. Eric Pitts. Sean Mcbel roy. Robby Magee. Karl Bernard. Larry Marino, and Gene Hodgson is shown through their Physics Club membership.
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