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

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Supplementing everyday life 4iT plays an important role VV ] Members of the 1985 86 4-H club are Tambra Pen Stewart. Rachel Nichols, Monica Blake. Bubba nington. Michele Broomfeild. Matel Williams, Tedesco and Leanordo Prince Robinson. Rayondraous Perkins. Josette Franklin. Denise Helping to coordinate the many 4 H activities are officers Kristi Hays, Susan Wisterman, Tangela Scott, Pam Thomas, Terri Herrington, and Macia Stewart. 11,11 ■ 1 Discussing an upcoming 4-H project are Mrs -r, . u ... . „ . „i Hines. Pam Thomas. Kristi Hays. and Mrs. Allen The 4-H orgamzation at any sehool serves an important role for its mem- bers. This year Caddo Magnet High 4 L—— Hers have been most active in the cooking competition, winning many honors. These honors included Susan Wisterman going to Chicago for the Food and Mutrition competition, Monica Kemp entering district contests, and Michelle Bloomfield enter ing state contests in Beef Cookery. Michelle Bloomfield, a winner of cooking awards, said “4-H is a great opportunity to learn; it really supplements everyday events.” JROTC 4 H • 209

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Drill team Commander Reginald Williams Rifle Team Co-Commander Bili McCollum, Co-Com mander Clay Cathey 208 • Organizations

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Running with the wind rack picks up Track, a sport requiring endurance, speed and most of all a willingness to do one’s very best. At Magnet there are two separate branches of the track orga- nization. They are Cross country and Track and Field. Cross country takes place in the Fall while Track and Field events are held in the Spring. The Cross country team is made up of people with the dedication to work hard and practice hard. Lara Tietz, a member of the Cross country team States, “Track is a lot of hard work and you have to be interested in it, but it all pays off at the meets.” Cross country’s first meet of the sea- son, Regionals, proved to be a great suc- cess. There, they ran off with a boys first place team and the girls came in first, second, third, and fourth individual places. At their second meet, State, they did well again. At the meet there was particularly one person whose dedi¬ cation paid off; Joe Ferguson was ranked seventh in the state. The state meet, of course, brought their season to a close. Track and Field, the second branch of the organization is held in the spring and includes the sprints, distance run, jumps, and throws. Last Spring, the boys team was small, but scored more points with its small team than most larger groups who were not as well qualified. The girls did extremely well; three of them qualified for State. In the years to come, track is expect- ed to grow and become an important part of the sports program at Magnet. The Member of the Boys Cross country team are Sponsor Coach Collins. Mark Winberry, Scott Wilcox. Chris Bullock, Bryan Patterson. Curtis Bias. Joe Fer guson, Jimmy Gray.