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

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oments To Remember WITH OR WITMOUT YOU. Special friends trea- sure seconds together. Mike Strahan and Jenni- fer Qucker say nothing contrary in their actions. Whatever comes in time, these moments are hard to lose. THEY RE ACTUALLY USING THEIR EinGERS? Miss Mary Rounds and Mr. Edward Allen paint a very rare picture that is forever to remember. MOMENT OE PRAYER. In looking back on Sen¬ ior Showcase it ' s hard not to imagine those anxious instants which called for unity. BACK TO SCHOOL. At the start of the school year, an energetic group of seniors construet a celebrative train of cars and trimming. This parade, Jan Raines names among her best memories of the year while speaking of hiding Mrs. Gullat-Smith s erasers and being truly obnoxious to underclassmen. 36 • MARKIHG TIME

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IT MUST BE PROM hlQMT or maybe it s juniors Jennifer Dopson and Penny Ewoldson adding the finishing touches to their stage makeup. MAVE A COKE AND A SMILE! Seniors Mich Carroll. Joycelyn Washington, and Lauren Grcmillion join forces with Mrs.Smith at th spring picnic.

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from the twenty-seventh day of April until the first of May Wade Thomas asked. Where do I get my prom favor? On the first of May was prom, and by l:00a.m. of the third, the event had ended. That evening a hundred or so Wades looked at their favors and were at prom again. On the eighth of May all 223 seniors lay out on a 36 x 78 concrete beach. On a quiit at the tennis net rested Lori Beth Hughes boom box and Mike Sprinkle. Out of those speakers beside Mike poured some ‘clas sic ' Aretha Franklin tune. At the eve of the tenth, tens of Mikes played a tape, heard a tune, and remembered Senior Picnic. Some date in 1987 Chris Stickell thought of his 1986 Oldsmobile. his favored memo- ries of the car were personal ones, but the plastic pride Chris generated when speaking of his first washing the car made that mem- ory equally as personal. On the fifth day of May the graduating Class of 1987 received their caps and gowns. By the twenty-sixth they II have graduated Ideally, by June 2001 four like classes will have graduated and those of 1987 will have secured places in the world; at which time some member of five classes will have run across a red and gold tassle and relived twelve or thirteen years. ALWAYS in company are Vanessa Loud, To¬ rnas SchUtz, and Joycelyn Washington who greatly thrive in moments such as those be- ginning the Christmas holidays. OH THE JOB. Racquel Conn, one of many choir students who worked to a point of ex- haustion, to insure the success of hight- mare on Viking Drive, names a memory of accomplishment in being able to build a haunted house (for the dance) with few funds and that was stili pleasing to many people. ' MOMEHTS TO REMEMBER • 37