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DINE IN A SOUTH SEA ATMOSPHERE AND IMAGINE THE SMELL OF THE FRESH OCEAN BREEZE. EVEN MORE PLEASING IS THE EXTENSIVE MENU OF POLYNESIAN FEASTS, FRESH SEAFOODS AND AMERICAN DISHES INCLUDING OMAHA BEEF. BEFORE DINNER ENJOY FAVORITE DRINKS OF THE SOUTH SEAS AT YOUR TABLE OR IN THE KA LE TIKI LOUNGE 869 - 2316 OPEN MONDAY-SATURDAY 5815 YOUREE DR Kristie Gill
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Precast Concrete SHREVEPORT ■ TEXARKANA TRIVIA TRAP MAGNET SPIRTT LEADERS Energy, zeal, enthusiasm and vitality were just a few of the characteristics exhibited in the candidates for the spirit lead er tryouts. As the gym filled up on the big day. the electricity in the air was evident. As senior Blythe Patton put it so well. ‘The atmosphere was full of spirit!’ Blythe, along with sev enteen other aspiring students. performed in front of the school. Many of them, such as Ginger Thomas. had previous experience. Kathleen Desoto and Heather Burch were cheer leaders in the seventh grade Both commented that it was fun trying out and that they had practiced a few times, but not a whole lot.” Kent Wren, Karen Eason, Heather Burch, and Cindi Wilkes ali had experience in gymnastics. An inter esting tidbit was that Kent was a drum major in junior high. Kathleen explained. “The purpose of the spirit leaders is to promote school spirit through spirit rallies and going with Mrs. Smith to other schools to draw new students.” With a job like this, you certainly ean t be a shy person. SGA President Rod Caston smiled and said, ' Tm a naturally spirit ed person. I wasn t nervous because I considered it clowning around!” Ginger Thomas confessed. “It was easy to perform in front of the student body, but it was hard to get up and cheer in front of the faculty. The students are my peers and I can understand where theyre coming from.” The outcome of the voting defintely gave us a group of students with style. They were: Heather Burch. Chris Ca meron, Rod Caston, Kathleen Desoto. Karen Eason, Rod Matthews, Ginger Thomas, Joycelyn Washington, Cindi Wilkes, and Kent Wren. ‘Weve got spirit! Yes. we do! Weve got spirit! How bout you? This is the motto of Magnets ali new spirit leaders. Ads • 245
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Good luck, classes of 87, 88, and 89. We made it through and we’re sure you can too. The Class With Class The Class Of ’86 Ads • 247
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