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

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AII OurOiw A flair for style A style ali our own ... it takes so many pieces and is never quite com- pleted. Many different things in our environment contribute to our style. People we know and even some that we do not know give us ideals for which to dream and reach. Even situa- tions that we go through help to instill in us our own style. Our parents are probably the first to break into the dimensions of our im- pressions. We pick up their habits, phrases, and attitudes. Before these impressions have a chance to dry, friends begin to teach us new ideas and goals. They introduce us to a new and very different world. We are also taught things of a differ¬ ent nature that are called our formal education. Our scholastic endeavors open up answers. At Magnet, we were allowed to look for the answers to our questions and we received lots of sup- port while we did it. But style is not just copying other people. We take each piece that we have found and mix it with our own personality. We give it that pizazz and punch that makes it our style. We develop traits that define our individuality. We continue to evolve and create; we progress towards new horizons. The year 1985-86 brought many changes to each student. During that year we found more pieces to put into our already developing style. With each shout of victory and sigh of de- feat, we continued to develop a style all our own. 2 • Opening

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ODYSSEY 1985 Caddo Magnet High School 1601 Viking Drive Shreveport, LA 71101 Volume V

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Billy Vaughn and Renee McCuthen wait patiently for a bite while Bud dy Stevenson is being pulled off the pier by a huge catfish at Caddo Lake. Outside of school, Joe Ferguson spends extra time at Southside Swim Club. He is a member of the swim team at Southside, but also enjoys diving. Senior Stephanie Shows relaxes at her window seat while trying to complete an English assignment. She takes a break from writing to share a joke with a friend. On the weekends, senior Robert Pringle shows dedication to the community by volunteering time for the Shreveport Pire Depart ment. Uf.f L 0 03 . Opening • 3