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

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DONT TNEY LOOK EXCITED? Juniors Sherry Pool, Laura Mudson, and Shani Atwood anticipate competition at a drama toumament. AMD TME NEW WORLD RECORD GOES TO Senior David Krumnow and junior Meg McJunkins. They give new meaning to the song ' Embrace Me, My Sweet Embraceable You . The ladies in waiting are looking on. TURN AROUND, SCOTT, THE STAGE IS IN ERONT OE YOU! Sophomore Scott Evans knows that socializing is a big part of Shreveport theatre. DON T WORRY TOBY, NE WON T BITE UNTIL MIDNIGMT! DRAMA ATTRACTS SOME DIVERSE PERSONALITIES SUCM AS JUNIORS Mike Strahan and Toby Miller. 194 • MARKING DIEEERENCES

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Someday ... You too can be President! GET BACK TO WORK! Freshman Rcnee Richards, Sherry Seamon and Diane Boos work on props in Ms. Aslin s drama class. The Corning Attractions Theatre had a welcome addition this year: Ms. Anna Aslin. Through the direction of Ms. Aslin, the first Magnet drama team was bom. It gave students the oppor- tunity to compete in areas such as dramatic interp, duet acting, and prose. It s neat to go to the touma- ments. You get to know different peo- ple and compete, but it ' s not really competitive. Everyone is supportive; you leam a lot,” said junior Meg McJunkins. Mot everyone was able to partici¬ pate in the toumaments, but there were open auditions for both of the productions. ' Tm always nervous be- fore an audition, but if I don ' t make it, it was a good experience anyway. stated junior Tracey Widiger. The people who were cast all did good jobs portraying the characters in the productions The Arms and the Man and The Merchant of Venice. Both attracted good crowds. Senior Leslie Bordelon enjoyed being in The Merchant of Venice because I can be- come someone else. I also like the closeness between the cast and the drama teacher. Ms. Aslin is a profes- sional.” The combination of this year’s Corning Attractions ' members and Ms. Anna Aslin brought about a very successful year, ending in the April 28 performance of Lorraine Hansberrys To Be Young, Gifted, and Black. THIS YEAR S MEMBERS ARE Top row: Jimmy Boyter, Jackie fagans. Diane Boos, Kelisha Bradford, Felicia Rab, Zakiya Mewson. Brent Underwood, Armstrong Ratana. Dawne Pickitt, Bryan Vekovious, Debbie Haines. Stacey Justice, and Patrick Hicky. Fiflh row: Sean Stevenson, Tricia Lad, Michelle Ewoldson, Andrea Ray. Michelle Walker, Renee Richards, Carol Davis, Patrick Ratcliff. Shannon Magill, Summer Eubanks, Liz Mitchell, and Jennifer Lance. Fourth row: Mike Stahan, Jennifer Dopson, David Krumnow, Elizabeth Ganley, Cathy Rinaudo Tracey Widiger, Jeremy Jinks, Shawn Ross, Carolyn Tillman, Tara Owens, Jimmy Rubio, and Tamisha Jones. Third row: Sherhea Savannah, Shea Y. Anderson, Devona Williams. Kim Hili. Lauren Devereax, Paula Vasquez, Cammie Byrd, Sherry Pool, Mary Fowler, Sheri Seman, Mary Kathryn Penuel, and Katherine Statos. Second row: Michail Boyter. David Goodman. Jeff Harrell, Ricky Evans, Sarah Kirkpatrick. Audra Chaisson, Doug Albert, Stephanie Williams, Amy Jones, Mary Hicky, Suzanne Free, and Sandra Griffin. First row: Shani Atwood, Laura Hudson, Leslie Kolb. Tonya Pearson, Toby Miller. Penny Ewoldson. Scott Evans, Meg McJunkins, Jennifer Rowe, Shannon Kyle, Karin Killingworth. and Milissa Champion. Standing: Anna Aslin. COMIHG ATTRACTIONS • 193

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CMOOSinG A HUBBY IS SO MARD TO DO! Senior Erica Stacey consoles junior Meg McJunkins on matters of marriage in The A lerchant of Venice. COMING ATTRACTIOMS • 195