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

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Felica Devers Derek Digilormo Tymwa Dixon Jill Douglas Denise Dowling Tom Drummond Kevin Duddlesten Brian Dulle Going Places Aside from various travel pians spoken of near the close of the 1987 school year- whether New Orleans and Florida for vaca- tions, or California and other places in Louisiana for college- seniors seemed to be mentally in gear for moving on. Senior class president Kim Harju noted that teachers were already complaining in February that seniors were eager to re- ceive diplomas and to pursue definite pians. Randy James said that leaving home and going to college showed progress on his part. I will be responsible for ali of my actions ' he stated. Jennifer Carter felt much the same about continuing her edu- cation to reach her goals, saying, Tm looking forward to being an entrepenuer and a developer. Providing the livest teen- age nightclub in Shreveport is something else I d like to do. This city is too conser¬ vative, and it ' s time for a change. If I had the money, l ' d try helping to make that change now. Going places? Certainly! AROUHD THE WORLD in A DAY. Ofcourse Best Dressed Laurene Grenillion and Michael Carroll bare the wordly wear outside of travel, as ac - knowledged by their peers. i 1 12 • PERSOMAL MARKS

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Leaving Our Mark In late January, after those first semester grades are in and passing is an almost certain ty, thoughts turn to prom, graduation, senior parties, graduation, and The Senior Class Project. The senior class project, while not a very-muchtalked-about facet of senior life, is nontheless a big part of the year. Class president Kim Harju and treasurer Judy Chen had some concrete thoughts in January as to what might have been expected; A sidewalk betwecn breezeways between A-wing and C-wing, Kim said, or paving the back parking-lot. Judy also thought, Caddo Parish Magnet High School in front in brick would be cool. We want something that says ' Class of 87 So much for the big stuff. Also on the drawing table, were class sweatshirts and volunteer work at nursing homes and hospitals. Mow much we do, summed-up Kim, depends on how many directories we sell! tilGM riOKALE is a quality possessed by class mcmbers allowcd thcm to get things done. Among many endeavors which class president l im harju and vice president heil tlohmann (Most Likely To Succeed) plunge into are senior project and homecoming activities. Racquel Conn Stephanie Conway Shaunille Cotton Lisa Craig Stephanie Craig Rob Crone Michelle Cummings Tonya Dclaney sthiors «ili

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Stacey Dupree Chiis Dye Carol Edwards Francetta Elzie Robert Flynt Kathy Ganley Randy Gesn Mario Gintella Stephen Glassell Catherine Goemer David Goodman Monica Graham Susan Gray Jennifer Greenfleld Daryl GrifFin David Guarriello scniORS • 113