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

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Brian Blade, Stephanie Ellerbe, Derrick Mitchell, Tara Oliver, Gene Moseley, Derek Amidon, Kevin Gust, Jones, Blythe Patton, Rhonda Henninger, Tambra and Guy Keith. Pennington, Pashala McPhail, Nannette Wicker, Aar- on Snyder, Jeff Maca. Alonzo Washington, Patrick Jazz • 185

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Adding bounce to the steps of City Hali are some fine musicians from Magnet. They include (kneeling) An- drew Hili, Derrick Clark, David Murray, Grant Sum- mers, Robert Willcott. Eric Rutland, Paul Minniear, Jeffery Cleveland, (standing) Glen Koppang, Arell Miles, Guy Hamilton, Regi Williams, Derrek Lathom, Andre Burks, Chris Young, Presly McKeever, Tracey Widiger, Amy Ratcliff, Jimmy McCabe, (on stairs) 184 • Organization

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c The 1985 Closeup Team says G. in D.C. The 1985 Closeup participants include (row one) Ms. Emily M. Farmer. Kristie Weeks, Kristin Berg, Susan Murphy. Adrienne Roberts. Jane Whittington. Allison Brown. Karen Wimberly. Ainsley Lang. Michelle Jol ley, Mr. Randolph, Melanie Eanes. Amy Schild. Sarah Stokes. Lisa Lee Box, Leslie Bordelon. (row two) Brian McNew. Daniel Caulkins. Andrea Holmes, Juanita Pollard, Stephen Lazarus, (row three) Amanda Bolton, Miriam Edwards, Doris Piper, Yolanda Henry, Felicia Hamilton, Theresa Brewer. (row four) Vonda Yates, Jonathon Ledbetter, Velma Jean Hathorn, Michael Sprinkel. Kimberly Sandifer. (not pictured) Doug Bush, Karen Eason, Catherine Goerner, Agyie Gyasi, Monica Kemp, Blythe Patton, and Lisa Smith. From November 11 through No¬ vember 16 students were allowed to travel to Washington, D.C., and ex perience government in action. “It was exciting meeting students from other parts of our country, and I en- joyed learning about our govern¬ ment,“ says Ainsley Lang. These stu¬ dents developed a richer understand ing of the political process by attend- ing various seminars including lec- tures on current issues and sessions with high officials such as Rep. Bud- dy Roemer and Sen. J. Bennett John¬ son. Each student was exposed to varying ideas and opinions presented in an intellectual yet fun atmosphere. Vice President Blythe Patton, President Lisa Smith. Secretary Tan Sweeney, Treasurer Velma Hathorn, Assistant Secretary Mary Wimberly. and Program Coordinators Lisa Box. Kristin Berg, and Sarah Stokes helped in the preparation for the teams trip to Washington, D.C. Those team mem bers which were involved in the program yet were unable to go on the trip include Glen Koppang, Cheryl Crawford, Chuck Wise, Karen Delouche. Derrick Amadon. Kent Wren. Ronnie Dowling and Marion Edwards. Junior Amy Schild gets a first-hand view of gov ernment in colonial Williamsburg. Organizations