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

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IS THAT NEW COKE OR OLD? - Kim Harju, J.D. Horne, Chri$ Chan- dler, Guy Rabe, and assorted other seniors catch the spirit at yet another Class of ' 87 spirit rally win. BEWARE OF THAT MUDPIT, MR. PRICE! — Mr. Price and two consul¬ tante work on a solution to Magnets parking lot problem. I CANT BELIEVE IT S SEPTEMBER AGAIN! Another year, another b credits, as students gear up for Q more months of GPA fun at the Mag- net Back to School Assembly. CAUGHT IN THE ACT! Poised in the auditorium after a routine search of the school, the K-9 patrol reported no drugs in the school piant. ASSEMBLIES • 83

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n some ways, school’s like a toy ... Some assembly required . .. One of the most interesting assemblies according to sen¬ ior Verni Wright is the spirit rally. Spirit rallies boost the schooLs spirit, unify the masses, and serve as a great way to forget about frustra- tions and relax the mind. At spirit rallies, the different classes either dress in special colors or yell the loudest. The revvard? A spirit stick that is treasured by the winning class. Guest speakers such as Buddy Roemer, Sugar Ray Leonard, and Pat Tilley give the students direct infor- mation concerning important issues. When asked what im- provements he thinks the schools of La. yearn for, Con- gressman Roemer replied with honesty his ideals for a better structured school Sys¬ tem for our state. The stu¬ dents not only appreciated but respected his plan. Sugar Ray Leonard, former middle weight Champion of the world, spoke to the stu¬ dents concerning drugs, alco¬ hol, and other abusive agents that have migrated among our teens. He spoke of the impor- tance to strive to be the best that we can and keep our- selves from harmful things. But, among other things, assemblies can mean being informed of an upcoming learning project. Many stu¬ dents will remember for a long time to come the assem¬ bly that changed the future years in Magnets Science classes. Yes, assemblies inform, en- tertain, stimulate, and com¬ municate to students social and economical aspects of our state and our world. OH, WE THOUGHT IT WAS NIGHT SCHOOL! Parents attend a PTSA meeting early in the year. ISNT THAT SPECIAL? Back to school for Mom and Dad as Ms. Sett- lemire gives her fencing chat . 82 • MAKING THE MARKS

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Your pulse throbs, palms sweat - you ' re WN YOUR MARK WE DE GROOVIN ! M Dequerre, Leslie Dordelon, and Trocey Vidiger ore worming up for jozz dass GIVE ME AN M! Krisrino Owen corches Donno Onon during some of rhe spirir leoders ' cheers Q n your mark, ger ser, go! Helio, rhis is Maggie Dipesro. Magner is our nome And fame is our game. Wharever you like ro play We con make your doy. From gools, holes, and rennis reams To racquers, bolis, and balance beams . Whichever you choose is sure ro be fun, One for oli or oli for one. Wherher fencing, bowling, or baller shoes, There is a place in SPOPJS for you. 84 • DIVISIOM