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

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Mary Rounds Alain Schoeder Claire Schoeder Otto Sellers Sharon Settlemire Barbara Taylor Kathryn Triggs Robert Trudeau Mona Vines Karon Waguespack Sonja Webb Gloria Wilson Cathy Sledge And Thaddeus Pardue As a student brought T- shirts back from a school-sponsored trip to Disney World, it is seen that teachers are well ap- preciated. Don Belanger If anyone has his hands full it s Mr. Belanger, whosc coaching of de- batc and softball teams shows to be well reward- cd. In a poli of his stu- dcnts, Mr. Belanger was greatly regarded as a per- fectionist- A man who flamingly motivates de baters, ’ Winning is ever- ything in debate! ' ' rACULTY • 165

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Linda Lynn Ramon Martino Terry McGrew June Moore Suzie Morissette Halinka Mowak p Vicki Owen Thaddeus Pardue Clifford Penneywell Pat Penuel Menry Price Jim Randolph The Art Of Creation If ever there were a teacher whose instruc¬ tiori was exemplary rather than regulatory, Edward Allen-teacher of four in-school art courses, as well as Mannequins sponsor, and a variable director of local dramatic and visual presentations- surely fits the bili. Mr. Allen explained that he tries helping his stu- dents discover their Creative talents and then allows them to apply that basic knowl- edge to new projects. Congruently, he said, I am pleased with the attitude of my stu- dents. Their wanting to have new exper- iences-the positive attitude- is what makes their projects work. As a teacher, Mr. Allen most appreciates ' the recognition and the awards (his) stu- dents have received-the recognition of the students ' quality work, he said. And as an artist-which place seemingly is not separate from his teaching- he was especially excited about projects which, until recently, he was not able to concentrate on due to involve- ment with students. Me named his most profitable experience as an artist to be an event which took place this year. ' A year ago Mr. Allen said, I was approached by Jarvis Christian College to do a one-man art Show. That gave me the incentive to com¬ plete personaI projects which I began work- ing on in front of my students, so that they were inspired. That experience has paid off. It gave me a sense of accomplishment. Eor Mr, Allen, this event began a chain of new opportunities including an invitation to Show his works at a Marjqrie Lyons exhibit. ‘Tve become very excited because I never thought about doing this much or getting this type exposure, Mr. Allen said, and again hoped that his students would be in¬ spired to explore on their own. DRAW WHAT YOU SEE Mr. Edward Allen telis his Fundamenta! Design students and stands an example in recent art shows. 164 • PERSONAL MARKS

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