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

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WHO IS THAT WATCHING ME? Senior mcmber Richard Murphy is paranoid about people watching him. Latin club mem bers include: Top row, Richard Moore, Jeremy Jinks, Richard Murphy, Jordan Pennington. Middle row, Lisa Beard, Laura Hudson, Jeanette Graham, Bottom row, Kim Reliford, Tomika Thomas, Shannon Hicks, Nanette Wicker, Darrel Murphy. 22L T Z. Zi L Did You Know PtessmsTn Laura Hudson wes ttSSVDSTt 7 Tomike Thomas sseizsuizit Shannan Hicks 7 TZSJSWZSTZ Lalita Wilson sponsor John Spatafora 7M7KGS1Z O? WtSTKGSlZS 13 rfTKOItTn 07 vites $5.50 erf-tsnv iiz 07 ei ems JCL Convention, Alexandria, LA, March 17-19. Four Awards Were Won. LATIN

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LOOKING SLY, GUYS. Jeremy Kirk, Heath Dunbar, Dolph Trudeau, Mrs. Novak, Steven Knight, and Bobby Jones have something up their sleeves as they try to con people into buying candy. It’s AII Germane It s more than beer and pretzels! Ifs an exciting club involved in many ad- venturous activities. They are raising money to take the whole club to West Germany next year during spring break. In return, the school they visit will come to our school. During Homecoming, the club made a profit of almost $200. They also made quite a bit of mon¬ ey during the year with candy sales. “They have done very well this year. The members are just getting the feel of things and know what can be ac- complsihed in the years to come.” QU1CK, LOOK BUSY, HERE COMES MS. NOVAK. Senior club member Chenoa Parr and freshman Dolph Trudeau keep busy selling candy at the Homecoming events. German club members include: Top row: Dan Durey, Greg Neal, Heath Dunbar. Middle row: Bobby Jones, Jeremy Kirk, Angela Chenault. Bottom row: Dolph Trudeau, Tahia Khan. NOTABLE DIFFERENCES

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R unning The State For The Day Taking over the state capitol for two days to learn more about Louisi- ana ' s governmental Sys¬ tem is basically what Youth and Government is ali about. Each year stu- dents from all over Louisi- ana meet in Baton Rouge to participte in a Youth Legislation Seminar. Each student has a particular position to fulfill which makes for a great learning experience and an oppor- tunity to meet new people. The different positions held were senators, repre- sentatives. pages, lobby- ist, court delegates, and the press. “I was elected Lobbyist State Represen- tative where I was in charge of all the lobby- ists. ” said Senior Eliza- beth Lawrence. The sena¬ tors and representatives presented bilis which were voted on and the ap- proved bilis were then sent to the other depart- ment where they were vot¬ ed on again. If they were approved once more they then had to be approved by the governor. During all this the pages would run messages back and forth from the House to the Senate, while lobbyists went around presenting bilis to senators and re¬ presentatives. All this went on in the state capitol as part of the legislative system as the court delegates held trials at the court house. Each group included a two man attorney team with a set of witnesses. Also each dele¬ gate had a chance to serve on the jury. “Serving on the jury gave me the opportunity to see just how the judicial system worked before my case went on trial,” said senior Shayne Berry. “The whole trip was just an excellent learning ex¬ perience that taught me alot about our govern- ment and made me very happy that I joined Youth and Government,” ex- claimed senior Julianne Davis. r ORDER IN THE COURT!! Mary Wim- berly. Shayne Berry. and Nancy Wil- kinson wait as witnesses for the State vs Mason case NOTABLE DIFFEflENCES CAN YOU TELL ME HOW TO GET. HOW TO GET TO SESAME STREET Shayne Berry. Jennifer Rowe. Jill Stokes. and Jill Mobley head down to go vote for next year ' s Youth-Leg gov¬ ernor. I WANT TO BE A LAWYER WHEN I GROW UP. Tim Lafferty prepares his case for a mock trial held on the Youth and Government trip in Baton Rouge. k