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

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The Computer Club is . . . r rogrammed for success There are no “computer blues” around here. With the growing field of computers there is a need for something more than just the class room atmosphere. Our computer club provides the antidote. As Cari Millender puts it “The club gives me the chance to meet people from the outside world of computers. Aside from updaring knowledge from the guest speakers, club members enjoy the chance to play computer games. This is not easily done in the class room. With the team work of Mrs. Cloud and Mr. Sellers the club mem¬ bers were able to reach new heights of understanding of the computer in dustry. Sergeant at Arms Greg Hartzo. President Chris Bull ock, Vice President Eric Pitts, and Secretary Amanda Mayo, lead their fellow members through meetings and extracurricular activities. The new computer lab provides a place for work and play for club members (row 1) Erika Smith, Larry Chretion, Cari Millender. Jin Shin, Janet Jansson. Clrsula Dossett. (row 2) Amanda Mayo, Jimmy Car- roll, Eric Pitts, Charles Burnett, Chris Bullock, Matt Schocke, Greg Hartzo. and Martha Yarbrough. Mrs. Peggy Cloud, sponsor of the Computer Club, enjoys assisting club members in learning about the field of computers. The students also enjoy learning from Mrs. Cloud outside of the classroom. 200 • Organizations

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Beginning a style ali their own, Freshmen have flair Freshmen gathered to display A STYLE ALL THEIR OWN. In order to represent their organization. Circle In The Square, they aligned themselves into a square to outline the circle of trees. which was donated by the French club several years ago. The first day of school is different for everyone. Some students are anx- ious, some nervous, and then there are those students who really couldn’t care less. But for all fresh¬ men in high school, the first day is pretty much the same. They are no longer the “head honchos” of their junior high school; they are now on the bottom rung of their high school. Each and every one of them is eager, yet very apprehensive. The first day at Caddo Magnet High was the typical first day of high school for all freshmen. Freshmen could be found stumbling around in the halls, lost in the wrong classes, or even face to face with a group of big, bad SENIORS! From a freshman’s point of view, this image of the first day can be really frightening. Howev- er, freshmen stuck together. Attend- ing Caddo Magnet High had its ad- vantages. Freshmen came from dif¬ ferent junior high schools all over the city. They were able to meet other kids rather than just the ones they knew in junior high school. Circle in the Square was created so that freshmen could become ac- quainted with other students their own age. The freshmen dance was sponsored by Circle in the Square in order to provide fun-filled excitement and many recreational activities for freshmen only. Guided by Ms. Bell, Circle in the Square encouraged freshmen to be¬ come involved in campus activities and to feel like they really belong to the Magnet family. Freshmen Renee McCutcheon, Shelly McCullough, Dawn Moncrief, Nicki Nottingham and Alesha Skin- ner pose for a picture on their way to class. Circle In The Square • 199

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Mr Sellers. Michael Bodino, and Chris Edmiston. en joy watching Chris Bullock play a game almost as much as Chris enjoys piaying it. Mr. Otto Sellers takes time out of his busy schedule to sponsor the computer club. He encourages stu dents to strive to be the best at computing they can be Cari Millender seems to be amazed that his computer program is finally finished after long hours of hard work. Now it s time to play a game. Computer Club • 201