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

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Welping, Wandicrafts, Ii onors, and Wospitality Read the TIMES ' Applause column and youil often see mention of a Mag- net 4-H club member. Take Monica Kemp. Her record- keeping awards at the state level won her an expense-paid trip to Chicago. And did she have fun. Hard Rock Cafe was great! The trip was lots of fun and I made several new friends, she stated upon her retum. Another veteran of 4-H journeys, equestrienne Kristy Hays had 4-H friends ali over the U.S. She shares her pictures and souvenirs with en- thusiasm and even talks about 4-H to those who visit her familys booth at the Fair Qrounds flea market. Club sponsor Mrs. Lucy Conger is proud of the club s accomplishments and is sure that 4-H has a positive influence on members. Besides, Mrs. C. allows, they re such a sweet bunch of kids. TUIS ISN T ALL OF US. Gathered are (standing) Tom Fanning, Lavem Ferdinand, Leo Robinson, Larry Chretien, (front) Felita Larkins, Jeanette Graham and president Marcia Stewart. describe the 4-H Club IT ' S no BULL! We did see and visit the Hard Rock Cafe when we were in Chicago, attests Monica Kemp and Kristy Hays. The girls and their traveling buddies even had their picture taken in front of the Hard Rock, but they liked the inside, too. JUST COWS AND HORSES, YOU SAY? NO WAY! Lounging around the hotel room and playing a few hands of penny ante-poker, these are a few of the 4-H members from other States that Kristy Hays met while in Chicago attending a national seminar. 4-H • 189

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PLAY YOUR SONGS, SWEET MUSIC MEN (AMD WOMEN). The 1987 orchestra has traveled far to gamer awards. Northwestern State in Natchi- toches is the host of state competition; the group rated excellent in sight reading and con- cert. The trip to St. Louis s Six Elags Over Amer¬ ica Eestival also brought outstanding perfor- mances. The ride to the top of the arch, Gate¬ way to the West, was only one of the memories they brought back. I VE GOT THE MUSIC IN ME. Jeff Bradley is known for his distinet sound, but usually it ' s the sound of his voice. Shown here practicing in class, Jeff shows that the word mellow is in his vocabulary. 188 • MAKKING DlfTEKENCES

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Just what does this mean ... Mu Alpha Theta? Having a tough time with math? rio easy solution to being mathematical- ly inclined. The only formula to this equation equals Mu Alpha Theta. Mu Alpha Theta is an honorary or- ganization which consisted of dedi- cated mathematic students who loved the strategies and substitutions involved in the higher math courses such as Advanced Math, Trigonom- etry, and Calculus. The requirements were stiff, but several students aced the job. The only theorem to this dub was to main- tain at least a 3.0 GPA in ali math classes and have outstanding abilities in other courses. To be recognized as a Mu Alpha Theta member, a nationally affiliated organization, is a distinguishing achievement. Successful Mu Alpha Theta seniors each received an offi- cial club seal on their diploma to re- mind them always of their accom- plishment. Ms. Cannon is tired after a long hard day of school. Do I have to explain limits again? MAB national members include: Tommy Britt, Michael Carroll, Kristi Weeks, Stacy Savell, Nike Young. Brian Patterson, Meil Hohmann, Mark Walker, David Krumnow, Byron Steicklein, Jennifer Tseng, Amy Rhoads, Jelf Shoemaker, Scott Wilcox, Susan Burnett. Mark Liles, Stacey Dupree. Kajal Metha, Monica Viso, Michelle Oli¬ ver, David Guariello, Kathleen Desoto, Amy Schild. Martha Yarbrough, Sharla Skinner, Laurene Oremillion, and Tommy Moble. 190 • MARKIMG DIEFEREMCES