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

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Larry Marino. Morgan Allison, Jay Hammons. Mark Clarence Walker, Gary Anderson. Matt Schocke, Ernestine Liiiya, and Dale Childress. The officers are Robby Magee. secretary; Mark Cla¬ rence Walker, President; Matt Schocke, Treasurer; Dale Childress. President; Larry Marino, Vice Presi dent. Ernestine Lillya lends a helping hand in advertising for their Homecoming booth. Warlords • 217

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It’s just a game Warlords remember While some people consider play ing games just a way to pass the time away, others like the members of Warlords, take it every seriously. Their organization exists in order to give those students interested in playing board games such as Dun- geons and Dragons, a chance to meet other people who are interested in playing the same types of games. While most games seem trite, their games, though set in “fantasy lands”, are far from trite. The games that the Warlords play are held on a highly intellectual level. The players are forced to pay close attention to every detail givei by the leader of the game. One clue that is misunder- stood can mean sudden death for a player’s character. Ms. Blackwell, the sponsor of the club, supports the club in all of its endeavors. During the Homecoming Games they sold doughnuts. They have also sold Cokes after school in order to cover various ex- penditures. This unique and very serious club adds its own style to Magnefs extra- curricular activities. Ms. Blackwell. sponsor of the Warlods, takes an avid interest in all that they do. Members of Warlords 1985 86 include: Robby Magee. Larry Marino, Ernestine Lillya. Jay Hammons, Gary Anderson, Dale Childress, Mark C. Walker, Matt Schocke. Morgan Allison, Richard LeBlanc. and Dar- ryl Anderson. 2 16 • Organizations

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Creating new ideas, editing and perfecting, printing and publishing . . these are the basic steps of issuing (Jtopia each month. According to staff member Sharon Norsworthy, the pri mary goal of the (Jtopia starf was to produce six issues over the entire school year. Howev er. editor Michelle Broomfield said, Our goal is to issue a paper each month.” When asked how she felt each time a paper was completed. Michelle replied. “I don t real ly have any grave feelings; however. I know we were ali very excited after our first issue because we were able to get it out so early. There isn t really much time for excitement, though, because we stili have to pick up and start all over again.” The end resuit of all the hard work and dedication was that the student body was kept informed of ali campus activities. The sponsor of the (Jtopia staff is Mrs. Claire Shoeder Editors include Mike Tucker, Charlie Oliver. Sharon Norsworthy and Michelle Broomfield. Satisfaction can be seen on the faces of Charlie Oliver and Sharon Norsworthy as Mrs. Shoeder points out the highlights of the first issue of Cltopia. Members of the (Jtopia staff are Jennifer Russell. Rob Thompson. John Hext, Chris Dye, Lori Beth Hughes, Richard Leblanc, Dan Simpson, Danny Constant. Pa mela Thomas and Randy Gesn. As the presses roll, (Jtopia seeks perfection 218 • Organizations