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

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IN TME SWING OE TMINGS. Ereshmen are given a special party each year through which they ha ve time to mingi e. Freshman Charlie Walker States that the thing he likes best about his first year in high school is all the people that I meet. SFOILED ROTTEN. Junior Carlos Draydon teases when treated to Fizza Mut on a choir trip. Carlos says he enjoys just being me . IIA VING A BALL. As SGA members have decided on the winter theme party Christmas In Bedrock papier-mache rocks are created. ha ren Innis ex pia ins, We wanted something different rather than the usual Christmas (party) theme . KS8 • KrKSOnAL MAKKS

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Angela Towns Tam Truong Chelsie Keri Vinent Bradley Vinson Charlie Walker Michelle Walker Jana Wallace Brian Walters Thomas Waltman Matthew Ward John Washam Reginald Washington Mark Weaver Robin Wertham Veronica White Jack Wiener Cheri Wilder Drew Williams Damiyan Williams Jason Williams Ladda Williams Tarsha Williams Tresselar Williams Bobby Willis Douglas Wood Dameoyn Woodley Lori Wynn Kimberly Zem FRESHMEN • 157

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SPREADIPIG HIMSELE T(N)in is Patrick George. Patrick exempli fies the kinds of binds underclassmen are known for getting themselves into Distinctiori and variety-like cream-cheese and bagels- taste all the better together. Per- haps that mix is what school organizations have oftentimes shot for in their endea- vours. And what of people: The smiles may all be smiles but what is beneath? THE BREAD Friendliness has come to be taken for granted it seems, but people not unlike Lea- mondo Robinson have reminded us of its woith through being considerate. Lea mondo stated, My house may bum down and I can stili give everyone a smile Likely, Jon Tiner named his diacritical trait: I enjoy going out of my way to do things for peo¬ ple Patricia Brewer has been seen as a quiet person, but ample clamor is heard within her personality. Patricia said that among things outstanding about her are humor and an ability to make friends DEALIHG WITfl EX-CflAHGE, Hetherlands exchange student Margretha de Bondt does not easily identify with some styles of the United States but shows that humor is a universal trait. THE CHEESE Innovative ideas and ideals have been the basis of much progressive concem. Brian Blade explained that the strength of each person s belief in their ideals is what makes them unique. He added, ' Your attitude to- wards the responses you get decides wheth- er you can be yourself or rejected. ' Jenny Wise confirmed, ‘My desire to be myself pushes me to look, walk, talk and act like I do ' While thinking that few others are con- cerned with what she has to say, Jessica Anderson radiated her interests despite. What people think of me ' Jessica said, Doesn t matter. It s how I feel about me With an overall view, Shea Anderson put forth her scntiments saying, I try to evade the supposed norm. I m into fashion and like clothes that really catch your eye. I might get afew stares but who cares? Variety is the spice of life. A 1AKIHG THE DIEEEREnCE IS junior Brandon Laird who strangely possesses ' the uncontrollable urge to eat golden sunrods on a fading water tower while holding silver goblets (his) toes . UHDERCLASSES • 159