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

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Beautiful Inspirations Through thc darkest rcalms of these halls lies the irue inner bcauty of the cntire school. These students who dedi¬ cate a year ' s worth of performance evolve from the mists and come to life as thc Magnet Mannequins. This group of “mode students provides an outwardly image that is a combination of a beautiful smile and an outstanding per- sonality. But is the exterior of each of these persons the most important? Shortly after the beginning of each year, Mr. Edward Allen, the Mannequins instructor, spends much time and thought in just which of these students he will choose to rcpresent thc school for that year. As the new students are chosen, to avoid monotony, new routines are also chosen. Some routines through the years have included casual wear, sportswcar, evening wear, and even the newest styles in prom drcsscs. These students then practice for asscmblies at school and for functions away from school. Jamie Hayden, a first year Mannequin, “You just have to practice. I joined bccause I like modeling and I also do it outside of school. Now some may not realize the real effort that these stu¬ dents put forth, but their devotion in itself shows that inspi- ration of beauty that some schools lack. Lamarnica Pratt, Angic Bcrnard, Tresselar Williams, Robert Morris, Andrea Gallion, and Tara Owens stand by a circular flower bcd supplying an extra added beauty. ALL YOU VE GOT TO DO IS DREAM, These two live mannequins can easily be mistaken for department storc mannequins as they model fash- ions from the Old Mill in Outlets Limited Mali. MANNEQUINS

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OH, YOU VE GOT THAT LOOK! Veicran Mannequin, Tanya Mascarich, poses in thc doorway of Vogue International in Outlcts Limited Mali. APPEARING AS A COLLAGE OF ELEGANCE AND SYMMETRY, Corwyn Thomas, Tracy Gardner, Renee Richards, Frankie Jones, Jamie Haydcn, and Troy Gradley grace these aspects of nature. MANNEQUIN SPONSOR AND OFFICERS, Edward H. Allcn, Caprina Taylor, secretary; Sheila Adger, reporter; Tanya Mascarich. trcasurer; Derrick Lathon, presidcnt; not only do some of thc modcling but they also organize the group. NOTABLE DIFFERENCES POSING ALONG THE STEPS of the Bell Meade Centre, Mannequins Jennifer Reynolds, Nicole Moore, Tonya Kirkendoll, Jennifer Rowe, Paula Raphiel, Gatel Williams, Wenona Brown, and Tomeko Jones add an extra glow to the shimmer of the building. MANNEQUINS Cari Millender, Allyson Smith, Jennifer Rowe, Alton Nash stage themselves amid the fountains of the new IBM building.

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Que Pasa, Hombre You may not be able to read the headline, unless, of course, you are in the Spanish Club. Any of the Spanish club members could teli you that Spanish club was a worthwhile club to be in. This year, the Spanish club visited the Shrinefs Hos- pital for Crippled Children. While at the hospital, the club entertained the children with a pinata. “Not all of the kids could hit the pinata, but we all had a really good time, stated Aki Sigle, vice-president of the club. While brightening someone’s day is a part of the Span¬ ish club, learning more about the Spanish culture is also important. For many members, the Fiesta Mexicana pro- vided just such an opportunity to do this with its mixture of great bands and hot food. SPANISH CLUB MEMBERS ARE: Back row: Scott Cambell. Caria Boston, Aki Sigle, Jennifer Nicholson, Trey LaBorde, Standing: Leia Lewis. Jennifer Mulford, Michelle Gorhae, Marilyn Pollard! Carol Barnard. Leslie Reid. Sitting’ Natalie Osment, Claudia Evan, Shannon Webb, Jin M. Ok, Doria Jackson, Aliscia Rogers. Floor: Eldrid Blossom, John Rogers, Claudia Cannalas, Brandy Freeman! Kristi Kemp, Rob Wolcott. EAST MEETS SOUTH OF THE BORDER Aki Sigle shows us her best imitation of Charro. NOTABLE DIFFERENCES