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

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Wendy Zauderer Donald Wright David Wren Robert Wolcott Kathryn Winsman Stephen Williams Gatel Williams Leslie Wilemon Narmette Wicker Elizabeth Wbittington Denise White Angele White Rickey Wells Leslie Weir Shannon Webb Bryan Wayt Elizabeth Wasik Scott Wareel Countressa Ware Gina Waltman Felicia Walpool Henry Walker Laura Wait es Dianna Van Tiem Kristen Tucker Cam Tu Kim Thompson Jonathan Thompson Wendy Theriot Ignatius Tedesco Keidra Taylor Jason Strickland Catherine Stone Catherine Stawasz Kathv Statos

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And Then There Was Light GRIN AND BEAR IT. Juniors, Stacey Caplinger and Michelle Smith, have a ball soaking up the sun and enjoying the food at the Fall Feastival in October. SMILE! THAT’S THE SECOND BEST THING YOU CAN DO WITH YOUR LIPS. John Miley from No EthX, one of the six different Magnet acts, takes a break after a heavy day of drum work at the Revel. Junior (Jiinyar) N. A person, who after experiencing the void of life known as sophomore-hood, is subject to a hectic year of scrutinizing and selecting circular metallic substances to be worn on the ring finger signifying senior hood. What does it mean to be a Junior? For some it meant to be a “Senior in Training” to others it meant “Seniorus Minorus.” Stace Feducia replied, “Juniors are people who spend countless hours in a desperate attempt to obtain sufficient coinage in order to pay for a four hour period of music, soft lights, and balloons in May that will leave them broke and destitute.” A Junior is a carbon based organism common to the halls of domestic highschools; their behavior patterns include acquiring a great sense of arrogance with their position (this usually demonstrated by the constant bullying of underclassmen),” answered Scott Evans. “Juniors are sexy, intellectual, upperclassmen.” said Trey Gibson. Yet, I think all Juniors agree. “We have a common factor to our species, to metamorphasize to the next stage; Magnetus Escapia or Senior.” JAMBALAYA

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Viljar Sommerbakk Darrell Solomon Aaron Snvder Sunny Smith Robert Smith Andy Smith Michelle Smith Diana Smith Charles Smith Alesha Skinner Mary Simmons Akiko Sigle Maviea Shaw Clay Shane Elisa Seidner Chris Sarpy Michael Sanders Kristen SanJuan John Rogers Javonna Rogers Juniors Disappointment Anticipation, this year, does not describe the way many Juniors feel about receiving their senior rings. Some Juniors are unhappy about those who have received and are wearing their rings already, while stili others wish the rings were similar to represent the school, as well as, the class of 1989. “I wish the rings were more alike. That way it would better represent our class,” Michelle Ewoldsen replied. She also commented that she would like to see everyone get their rings at the same time to make the moment special. Even if rings are not what Juniors are anticipating, their senior year is and that is a consolation. In the future, hopefully there will be more changes made to lessen the disappointments and make the Junior year a special one. Especially with the rings because this is one of the most important parts of a senior’s life. DADDY’S GOING TO BUY YOU A DIAMOND RING. Junior search desperately for that perfect ring through many color brochures over hundrecTs of ring choices provided by Josten’s during the Junior assembly, on November 6, 1987. JAMBALAYA