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

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Debbie Metzel Mary HicKey Joel Hicks Kimberly Hili Edorina holmon Candace Holt Rachel Holy Tiffany Horton Theresa Hudson Tiawian Munter Doanh Huynh Byron Humes 0 4 Amy Jones was bom in Califomia, just outside of Los Angeles, where she lived for about nine years. She moved to Shreveport six years ago in order to be closer to rela- tives. Amy said that living in California is not as exciting as most people think. Some days she recalled, people can t even go outside with a wet cloth over their mouth due to smog. Earthquakes, said Amy, are some of the scariest things on earth. I was sitting at the table eating breakfast one moming and, all of a sudden, plates and things began shaking and rattling, She went on to say that the earthquake registered 4.5 on the Richter Scale. Earthquakes and smog aside, Amy now lives in Southern Shreveport, not far from South Park Mali. She feels that Shreveport is a lot quieter and more peaceful than Los Angeles. Shreveport also has no smog alerts. Jun Hyun Stephanie Jackson Tessie Jackson William Jankowski Dion Jefferson Charles Johnson Christy Johnson Jamerson Johnson Bobby Jones Dianthe Jones John Jones Suzanne Jones 152 • PersonaI Marks

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Mare Glazer Monica Godfrey Mindy Golden Sandra Griflfen Dawn Griffln Jennifer Gucker Eric Mali Kimberly hamilton Tamara Hanks Cindy harju Jeffery Harrell Do uglas Harville On The Road To Stardom One who gets to know Jimmy Rubio dis- covers a very active person. Mike Boyter re- called that one day in a physical Science class, the teacher had been giving notes the whole hour. Suddenly, Jimmy started quot- ing lines from a humorous piece, ' Rosen- crantz and Guildenstem anr Dead ' by Tom Stoppard. Aside from literary achievement awards, Jimmy is a member of the Drama Team and recently became one of the few freshmen to gain enough points to enter the National Forensic League. Me and duet part- ner, Meather Peek, qualified for the state tournament and were the first team at Mag- net to place this year. There is nothing like the feeling of standing up in front of all the competing schools and receiving a trophy. That is an honor that Meather and I, as a team, hope to repeat at the Tournament of Champions, said Jimmy. DRAMATIC MOVEMEnT: Drama student Jim¬ my Rubio practices gestures for debate. James Mataway Kelly Hauser Benjamin Hawthorn Norman hazelwood Teresa Heath Patrick Memmings Robin hemperley Jermaine Menderson Carolynne Henry Tarsha Henry Melissa herbst Brian Herron FRFSMMEN • 151

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Tamisha Jones Tera Jones Steven Juras Stacey Justice Deborah Kaylor Kristine Kemp James Kihneman Karin Killingworth Mona King Steven Knight James Knotts Phillip Knowles Shannon Kyle Barrett Lamothe Jennifer Lance Tamara Lane Barry Leblanc Yvette Leblanc Timothy Ledford Susan Lee Witney Lee John Lett Amy Lewis Bobby Lewis Kindall Londay Allyson Long Kimberly Long WyteKa Long Wyteka Loyd Wendy Macias Shannon Magill Dominic Mainiero Mark Mains Andrew Marino Christopher Marino Lassiter Mason Shannon Mattison Kawanda McCarthy Janice McCouley Raymond McKinney Bryan Mcheill Andrew McVie Amy Medaries Freshmcn • 153