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

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Magnet: Part II The schoors the same; only the students have changed. Now, theyTe SOPHOMORES!! Just when you thought it was safe to go back to school .TheyTe driv- ing! TheyVe joined clubs! They may even be in your classroom! TheyTe everywhere! Lock your doors and bolt the Windows! Hide the women and children! They know all the tricks. They wonT be picked-on anymore because theyTe SOPH¬ OMORES and theyTe mad! Their main objectives are pick- ing on freshmen and making ev- ery upperclassman know they are here. Beware, a sophomore is a de- ceptive and elever creature. Some look like freshmen; others look like juniors. But don’t forget, they ARE sophomores! They have even been elever enough to get Ms. Farmer to say, “TheyTe su¬ per studious!” (Obviously, theyVe gotten to her.) Be aware! Be prepared! Be afraid! The sophomores are here and theyTe after you! So head for the hilis; you can never teli where a sophomore will appear. WOULD YOU GIVE CANDY TO THESE PEOPLE? Rachel Holy, Liz Mitchell and Tetine Sentell prove to everyone that age is not a facotr around Halloween. Felecia Rabb Tina Priest Alisa Preston Pedro Pizarro Kurt Pickett Jason Pharr John Peters Joretta Penington Heather Peak David Payne Eric Patrick Haresh Patel Linda Parker Kevin Parker Tara Owens Natalie Osment Phaedra Osbv Brady Ocallaghan Jennifer Nicholson Than Nguyen SOPHOMORES

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Jason Stowell Paula Steadman Shannon Soderstrom Kenneth Snvder Derek Smith Allyson Smith Daniel Siegel Shelly Shively Sarah Shirley Matthew Sherrod Tammv Shadrach Te tine Sentell Sheri Semon Teressa Scott Carr Scott Eugene Savell Kendrick Savannah Monica Sanusi Angela Sanders Jerinca Salone James Sakovich Christal Rumbley Kathy Rudd Jimmy Rubio Stephen Rose Richard Rohrbaugh Yashica Rogers Sherry Robinson Corie Roberts Jonathan Rinaudo Renee Richards Jennifer Reynolds Steven Ray Patrick Ratcliff Paula Raphiel JAMBALAYA

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Space Cadets Our generation has always seemed excited to see the turn of the century, and all of us have different ideas as to what the world will be like in the year 2000 Sophomore vice-president, Vincent Nelson believes that it will be a “one world state; almost total freedom, sorta like anarchy. And, hopefully, world peace.” Some people. like sophomore Charlotte Netherton, don’t think there will be that radical a change. “I could see better technology, but I don’t think there’11 be that much of a difference. Another sophomore. Tessie Jackson. gives her opinion. “I think everything will be computerized and electronic.” “I think that people will be living on the moon,” says Jennifer Heard. Could the 21 st Century bring us a George Jetson life? It’s possible, but whatever the differences or similarities between then and now may be. the class of 1990’s ten year reunion will fall in the year 2000. Now. there are many reasons to go to a class reunion. from seeing old friends to showing off. Whether one goes to their reunion to gossip about the old times or to see who their high school sweetheart married. it’s a very special occasion. Since it is a special occasion. the proper clothing must be worn. Jonathan Rinaudo would wear “commemorative clothing of the 80’s.” Okay. sophomores, in the year 2000. be sure to get out your Coca-Cola shirts, Guess jeans and penny loafers and hop in your turbo-charged space car to head for your reunion. And while you’re at it, HAVE FUN!!! HA! HA! GOTCHA! They said it couldn’t be done. but Brian Herron. ace sophomore photographer, knew better. He caught Hoa Nguyen pestering Matt Ward on the way horne on bus 494 on the LAST day of school. Nahn Nguyen Zakiya Newson Charlotte Netherton Vincent Nelson Glenda Nelson Joanna Mussey Amy Muse Jennifer Mulford Richard Morris Feltus Morgan II Florence Morgan Jennifer Moraw Nicole Moore Dana Montgomery Sonia Monroe Evetta Monroe Jeffrey Moncrief Elizabeth Mitchell Fletcher Miller Mary Miles JAMBALAYA