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

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Thanks to the Book Nook, supported by members such as Erika Smith, Charlene Sanders, Becca Hatch er, Francetta Elzie, Stacy Bankston, Ellen Thornell, Barbara Ward, Jimmy McCabe, and Billy Jordan, pens. pencils, and erasers are always available in case of an emergency. Octagon officers insist that Mr. Price buy a Magnet bumper sticker for his truck to promote school spirit. These include Treasurer Elizabeth Mayo, President Heather Burch, Secretary Kathleen DeSoto, and Vice President Tom Drummond. Have a Coke and a smile from Members (seated) Martha Yarbrough, Jennifer Brasseux. Monica Vico, Stephanie Winer, Dawn Zitman, (standing) Jin Ok, Mrs. Waguespack, Linh Hudson, Jessica Holy, Tam- . 5 P e nn ' n 9 ton r GheryI C«wforcl, Ternas. Su . sie Strong, Terri Harrington, Rayondraous Perkins, Amy Arendell, Sharla Skinner, Melissa Mitchell, Krista Johansen, Tamiko Francis, Stephanie Poun cey, and Sheila Adger. -V Jr - jf» -C y ' V 4 . Octagon • 203

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The Octagon Club offers Service with a smile Octagon Club, a Service organiza- tion affiliated with the Optimist Clubs of America, extends a helping hand. On campus the Octagon Club operates the Book Nook for students in need of school supplies. It contin¬ ues to support the Magnet Decathlon team and the State Literary Rally par- ticipants through the sale of Cokes and bumperstickers. AII those associ- ated with school productions can thank the Octagon Club for the school’s first spotlight. Octagon Club members shape Service with their own optimistic style. Octagon members Ben MeCormick, Laura Hardy, Eli zabeth Mayo. Stephanie German, Lavern Ferdinand. Duane Trombetta, Robin English, (above) Heather Burch. Bryan Patterson, Tommy Noble. Kathleen De Soto. Tommy Britt, Tom Drummond. and Shane Nicholson are ready to go out of their way to lend a helping hand. Members Theresa Meza, Stacy Savell, Brenda Tipton. (row two) Stacey Hemmings. Debbie Nevill. Becky Evans. Jennifer Taylor. Christi Permenter. Kristi San difer. Sharon Norsworthy. Jill Douglas. and Linh Nguyen are caught at work once again packing canned goods for needy people in our community. 202 • Organizations

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204 Preparing for tomorrow F.B.L.A. members reach for success Future Business Leaders of Amer¬ ica members learned to lead and par¬ ticipate in group discussions and work effectively within committees. Students engaged in practical prob- lem-solving and decision making and learned the value of competition. Cheryl Lee added, “I enjoyed the indi- vidualism and personal involvement stressed within F.B.L.A.” With the support of Mrs. Cleveland, members learned that to develop confidence in their own abilities is a personal re- sponsibility as well as an organiza tional goal. (Row one) Jennifer Carter, Karura Rainey, (row two) Shene Commodore, Lalita Wilson. Monica Viso. Judy Chen, Shun Anderson, (row three) Kim Clayton, Rhonda Williams, Vanessa Loud, Tomika Thomas, Lisa McKnight, Kimberly Johnson, Mrs. Cleveland. (row four) Monica Blake, Yolanda Henry, Tomika Jones, Felicia Hamilton, Cheryl Lee, Verni Wright, LaVern Ferdinand, Shelia Adger, and Dalonda Mad dox are the future business leaders of America. Vice President Shun Anderson, Treasurer Verni Wright, Sponsor Mrs. Cleveland. Secretary Cheryl Lee, and President Karura Rainey lead and encourage members to experience the challenge of F.B.L.A.