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

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HANGING OU f Carr Scott, Rob Lindsey, Robin Ragan, John Hogue, and Shelly Shivley discuss the future of FCA, with the elections of next years officers, during a meeting in the auxiliary gym at activity period PLAY1N ' AND PRAISIN’. (sitting) Jaimie Hayden, Kristina Ketchem, Celia Skinner, Erin Willis, Hoa Nguyn, Lori May, Hope Sigeie, Manay Kinasewitz, Cathy Stone, Tracy Edwards, Kim Creghan, Kim Brobst, Kirsty Rabalais, (second row) Stacey Norris, Martye Martin, Kristy Kelly, Julie Musch, Martha Rinehart, Robin Reagan, Caria Mathews, Angie White, Paige McDade, Christian Valuilis, Darren Davis, Kathryn Sale, Susan Shepherd, (kneeling) Tiffany Chambless, Healher Tiner, Lee Walker, Andria Brinkley, Damiellc Morris, Linda Parker, Carr Scott, Chris Davis, Karen Trahan, Suzanne Walley, Toby Miller. Jon Tiner, Stephanie Fullerton, Wendy Miller, Christine Echterhoff, Bili Ross, (leaning) Bryan Wayt, Katie Livingston, Shannon Elkins, Rebecca Guthrie, John Hogg. Leslie Griffin, Jennifer Clark, Kristin Tucker, Stephen Vekovious, Byron Connell, Eliabeth Lawrence, Michelle Smith, Stacey Caplinger, Stacy Feducia, Michelle Gray, Mike Miller, David Emery, Sherry Bush, (standing) Trey LaBorde, Kimberly Cassibry, Suzanne Guthrie, John Miley, Mike Strahan, David Golden, Chris Griffin, Brian Basinger. Steve Randall, Rob Morris. Kevin Waguespack, Chris Veillon. Rob Lindsey. Clay Walker, Sean Naqin, John Rogers.

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RUBBING ELBOWS WITH THE BIG BOVS. David Goldcn, president of the Magnct chapter of FCA, talks with Pat Tilley, FCA rcpresentativc of northem Louisiana, when he visited Magnefs campus in January. en To FCA Under the guidance of sponsor Ms. Monday and president David Gold- en, the FCA, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, had a successful year. As David Golden says, “This was only our second year at Magnet and it was extremely successful.” The other of- ficers of FCA, LeAnn Planchock, Vice-President, Carr Scott, Treasur- er, and Rob Lindsey, Secretary, join together with the other members for success and fun. Every month the club had a break- fast at Centenary and this year an- other one of the club ' s many activi- ties was the Independence Bowl breakfast held at Expo Hali. Mem¬ bers of Magnefs FCA and other schools dined with the players of the Independence Bowl. Another excit- ing event for this year’s FCA mem¬ bers was the chance to participate in the FCA Golf Classic, where football players such as Bryan Henson and Morton Anderson received the chance to test their skill at another game. But breakfasts and golf are not the only sources of motivation for FCA members. Jill Slokes was encouraged to join FCA by the club ' s sponsor Valerie Monday. “It showed me a whole new aspect of high school ath- letics, and gave me a chance to meet lots of others, too” Jill reflects. With the achievements of FCA this year, they have rightfully earned their position at Magnet and hope- fully in future years will continue to strive for many more achievements. FELLOWSHIP AND FUN. Sponsor Mrs. Monday joins in with club members Jill Stokes, Rob Lindsey, Robin Regan, John Hogue, Leanne Planchock, David Golden, and Shelly Shively to decide on their last get-together — a breakfast. NOTABLE DIFFERENCES

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WHAT IS PURE CHEWING SATISFACTION? Computer students Lisa Beaird, Robert Bullock, and Billy Jordan receive the much nceded help of Mr. Sellers. Data RUN ... As the market overflows with jobs requiring use of computers, students are getting a head start by joining the computer club. The work done with the computer club, as Lisa Beaird says, “prepares me for future use with comput¬ ers, which with the technology today I will most definitely need. Although the computer club involves hard work and devo- tion it is not all work and no play, as members receive the chance to play some of the most advanced video games that exist on the market today. The club consists of three different levels of experience, based on the number of years enrolled in a high school com¬ puter course. The beginners THIS DO ES NOT COMPUTE. The Enriched and AP students are as follows: (Front Row) Lisa Beaird, Jin S. Ok, Rhonda Williams, Travis Houston, Cari Millender, Brad Brazzeal, (Second Row) John Hext, Corey Pierce, Steve Randall, (Third WE NEED MORE INPUT. The beginning class. (Front Row) Julianna Davis, Kathryn Sale, (Sitting) Heather Howard, Patricia Kadair, Natalie White, Jill Mobley, Susan Shepherd, Beth Bundy, Mary Wimberly, Sherry Bush, Michelle Gray, Monica Cheslak, Debbie Haines, Melete Woods, (Kneeling) Cari Charping, Danny Boli, Jimmy McCabe, Martin Jefferson, Jeanette Grablim, Steven Smith, Alton Nash, Corwyn Thomas, David Knight, Andy Leon, Andre Williams, (Fourth Row) Lisa McKnight, Stephanie Pouncey, Tamika Thomas, Lalita Wilson, Shannon Hicks, Tiffany Gipson, Felicia Williams, (Fifth Row) Elizabeth Lew, Yarvette Milling, Froswa Booker, Buddy Hays, Brian Basinger, Michael Anderson, Elizabeth McKinney, Vanessa Loud, Felita Larkins, (Back Row) Richard Murphy, Todd Nichols, Christian Valiulis, Rob Lindsey, Byron Connell, Kevin Waguespack, Tom Fanning, Scott LeBlanc. Wav group under the guidance of Mrs. Cloud, back from sabbati- cal leave, is taught the history of computers along with an in- troduction in programming with the BASIC language. The enriched course, under the guidance of Mr. Sellers, is a continuation of the basic lan¬ guage. The advanced place- ment students, also under the guidance of Mr. Sellers, is a new phase of the computer class, which this year with much help from Mr. Sellers learned to program in PAS¬ CAL, an advanced program¬ ming language. So, with eyes toward the fu¬ ture, the computer club en- deavors to improve program¬ ming skills. Row) James Hathorn, Michael Hadwin, Dan Brassart, Rob Lindsey, Derrick Lathon, David Moore, Billy Jordan, (Back Row) Darius Alford, John Osman, Robert Morris, Scott Warfel, Tim Lafferty, Shane Nicholson, Tony Means. NOTABLE DIFFERENCES