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

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Well known for their unique styles, seniors Allison Brown and Greg Ashley try a tango in A wing.

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Triggs, Kathryn 146 Walley, Suzanne 127, 153 Williams, Rhonda 127 Trombetta. Duane 114. 202 Walpool. Cheryl 115 Williams, Stephen 139 Troup, Kym 13. 18, 24. 45. 46. 84. 96. 98 Walpool, Felicia 138 Williams. Stephame 127, 212 Trout. Cyndi 45. 98. 189. 190. 214. 244 Waltman, Gina Williams. Tammra 115 Trudeau. Robert 151. 257 Ward. Barbara 127, 203 Wilson, Dewanna 127 Truong. Khanh 45, 49, 98. 179 Ware. Countress 138 Wilson, EStus 22. 99 Tseng, Jennifer 24, 45, 66, 68. 114. 177. 198 WARLORDS 216 Wilson, Lalita 127 Tu, Cam 138 Washington, Alonzo 115, 184 Wimberly, Karen 24. 100, 186 Tucker, Christie 98 Washington, Joycelyn 4. 104, 115, 162, 171, Wimberly, Mary 127, 167. 168. 169, 186 Tucker, Kristen 138 245 Winberry, Mark 81. 127, 210, 211 Tucker, Mike 114 Wasik, Elizabeth 139 Windham, Shelley 139 Tuminello. Dominick 257 Watson. Candace 127 Winer. Stephanie 100, 177, 179, 203 Tyler. Tony 98 Wayt, Bryan 128, 130. 139. 167, 168 Winsman, Kathryn 139, 163 Webb. Denise 99 Wise, Chuck 115, 171. 177, 186 Ci Webb, Shannon 139 Wise, Jenny 116. 127, 167, 168 Webb. Sonja 64, 151, 257 Wise, Warren 139. 207 Weeks. Kristie 115, 186 Wisterman. Susan 115, 209 Weir, Leslie 11, 139 Wolcott. Robert 139. 184 UT OPI A 218 Weisenfels. Stacey 257 Wood. Stephen 100 Utz, Christopher 98 Wells. Rickey 139 Woods, Melete 171 Wells, Tracie 139 Wren. David 139, 207 Werthman, Terry 99. 171, 172 Wren. Keeth 18, 23, 100 V West. Margie 25, 99. 163. 249 Wren, Kent 21. 23. 100. 186, 206, 207, 208, White, Angela 139 245 White. Darrell 127. 170 Wren, Kyle 139 Valiulus. Christian 9. 122. 126, 167 White, Deedee 127 Wright. Donald 139 Van Tiem. Dianna 138 White. Denise 74, 139 Wright. Verni 115, 177, 9 Vasquez. Paula 126 White. Natalie 127 WRITERS ' CLUB 214. 215 Vassar, John 114, 170, 212 Whittington. Elizabeth 139. 211 Wurtel, Amy 127 Vaughn, Billy 3, 126, 167 Whittington, Jane 16. 115, 163, 186 Veillon, Thomas 68, 126, 167 Whitwell. Scott 139 7 Vekovius. Bryan 114 Wicker, Nannette 139, 184 Y Vekovius, Stephen 126. 167 Widiger, Tracey 31. 47. 127, 163, 176, 184 Vines. Billy 126, 169 Wilemon. Leslie 139 Viso, Monica 114. 162. 174, 197, 203 Wilemon, Sheryl 34. 39, 115 YACA 154, 155 Vo, Loc 127, 167 Wilkes. Brett 5, 169 Yarbrough, Martha 113, 115, 203, 191 Wilkes. Cindi 99, 245 Yates. Vonda 127, 197, 186. 174 W Wilkinson. Jeff 127, 205. 207 Yearwood. Leigh 139 Willcox. Scott 127. 210. 211 Yenger, Stephen 148, 257, 74. 187 Williams, Andre 127 Young, Christopher 184. 100 Waguespack, Karon 62. 149, 151, 203, 257 Williams, Antonya 127, 207 Young, Dana Waguespack, Kevin 127, 169 Williams. Carol 99, 189, 190, 214, 249 Young. Michael 112, 115, 167, 168. 28, 29, Wainwright. Christy 114 Williams. Carrie 139, 171, 207 37 Waites, Laura 138, 171 Williams. Devona 115, 207 Walker, Dan 127. 207 Williams. Felicia 16. 127, 212 Z Walker, Jennifer 114 Williams. Gatel 139, 209 Walker. Lee 127 Williams. Keisha 115, 207 Walker. Maria 99 Williams. Peter 7. 24. 25. 127 Z-CLUB 153. 156. 157. 158. 159 Walker. Mark 10. 45. 115, 170, 216, 217 Williams. Reginald 99, 182, 184, 207. 208 Zitman. Dawn 127. 203. 181 Colophon The 1986 Odyssey was pub- ed in navy. David Mauldin Studios was re- lished by Jostens Printing and Pub- Four-color process printing was sponsible for ali class portraits, or- lishing Division in Topeka, Kansas. used on fifty-four pages in six signa- ganizations and group shots, and Gail Armstrong served as in-plant tures. Various shades of grey were faculty, staff, and administration consultant, and sales representa- used throughout the book, the text pictures. Staff photographers, aid- tive David Baker provided added as- of which was printed on 80 Ib. ed in part by the school photogra- sistance. matte paper. phy classes, provided the candids. Bound in Blue Shadow leather Korinna style print was used for Art was drawn by Mike Tucker of tone, the custom embossed cover the 10 point body copy and the 8 the Cltopia staff. was silk-screened in dusty rose ink point caption printing. Printed in AII materials were sent to the and copper foil. The backbone was Korinna Bold, headlines ranged in piant by G.S. Postal Service, Feder- similarly stamped. The book was size from 18 point to 60 point. al Express and Trailways. The stu¬ Smyth sewn, rounded the back Opening paragraphs of the Student dent body purchased 825 copies of with headlines. The light beige end- Life section were accompanied by a the fifth volume of Caddo Parish sheet carried a special design print- dropped initial. Magnet High School Odyssey. 258 • Index

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The Editors A yearbook is meant to be a reflection of the events of the past year. As we look back on ali the accomplishments and spe- cial moments of 85-86, it’s hard to believe we set out to supervise the creation of such a book — a summary of ali the var ious feelings and emotions. There were so many events to record in the Odyssey. Sometimes our task overwhelmed us and we wondered how we had ever gotten in the thick of such a project. How could we have envisioned all of the problems that inevitably come an editor’s way? But just as we were ready to despair, a Creative and manageable solution would appear. And that day when the books came in, when we saw our pians in a tangible form, made it all worthwhile. We hope that we have reached our goal — to give you, our class- mates, a capsule of ’85 ’86 that accurately portrays our experiences as a school and a book that you will treasure forever. Obviously, this book was not created solely through our efforts. There are many people we would like to thank for their cooperation and support. Our fellow staff members were indispensable. We thank them for putting their strength and ideas into this book. For all the times we asked them to “do it over,” we hope they are proud of their accomplishments in the yearbook. Mrs. Lynn was a wonderful and spirited advisor. She shared so many of our frustrations in making this book and she must have felt close to insanity several times, but she always managed to moti- vate and encourage us. To our former fel¬ low editor, Sandy Osmon, we express our gratitude for all the time and creativity she put into her work. This edition of Odyssey certainly has been enhanced by her writ- ing. David Mauldin and his staff are to be congratulated on the excellent photogra- phy they contributed. Our Josten’s repre- sentative, David Baker, was marvelous. His inspiration and know-how made the book come together. Richard LeBlanc, Mike Tucker, David Murray, and Ginger Thomas contributed of their time and tal- ent to create artwork for the book. The teachers and faculty are to be thanked for their support of our project, with a very special thank you going to Marjean Purin- ton. Her counseling, understanding, and hard work saved the day many a time. Of course, Mrs. Smith is to be thanked once again for making Magnet a reality and the student body is to be commended for mak¬ ing Magnet the fine school it is. We hope that this book, their book, has captured their spirit and style. A style all their own. Sincerely, Kristy McGee Roddy Spigener Carol Williams 260 • Closing