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

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COMPLICATED. MISS OWEN? Miss Owen, physical education instructor, prepares the SHOULDER PADS, HUH! Mrs. Sledge shows volleyball net for a tough match between off her “fad of the year” at the Junior faculty teams. Achievement Bowl-a-Thon. STRIKEOUT! Faculty members displaying their bowling talents are Mr Pardue. Mrs. Blackwell. Mrs. Lynn, Mrs Sledge and Mrs. Webb 88 • on YOUR MARK

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IT S THE CREATURE! Or is it senior Steve Kahre scuba diving? Steve used his diving skills to help with the Endess Voyage. THE BIG SKI. Jr. Jared Brumley sends a spray on a lake in Arkansas. WATER SPORTS • 87

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iood Physical Fitness and Exercise Lead Teachers to Sports I HIP HIP HOORAH! Mrs. Moore shows her support of the faculty by dressing up and being a cheerleader at the powderpuff football game When the names Owen. Johnson. Pennywell. Edwards. Settlemire or Monday have been men- tioned. minds have readily reverted to the likes of fencing. tennis. track and gymnastics; those interests which solicit the fervor of competition requiring mental skill as well as dexterity. Miss Vicki Owen. teacher and versatile coach of 13 years. easily related the importance of be mg physically active. She stressed that in phys¬ ical education it is important that “the individual students take responsibility for his level of condi- tioning. Miss Owen. a former top-seeded Cente- nary tennis player who has competed in volley- ball. basketball. and highly competitive softball. can certainly speak authoritivly on what needs to be instilled in sports But what of other faculty members? How often have names like Langley been asso- ciated with parachutmg over the City, or Be- langer with coaching softball? There also existed competitive sports between teachers. For exam- ple. there were the power volleyball and Bowl-a- Thon competitions which teachers like Mrs. Sledge participated m. Mrs. Sledge said that she did “exceptionally weir in the teachers’ bowling league. which profited Jr. Achievement. Again. Miss Owen offered a more serious com- ment concernmg sports from the teacher s point of view. that people should be aware of things that affect their lives and respect each other as individuals. There needs to be taught “a love of lifetime sports. WHAT GREAT FORM! Mr. Pardue concentrates on bowling a strike at the Junior Achievement Bowl-a- Thon. FACUI.TY SPOKTS • 89