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

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IfiBTf |S THAT THE GOVERNOR I SEE? French Club students enjoy a pose here jth the goternor of Louisiana, Buddy Roemer. F renchies For the low, low price of two dollars you could ' ve joined one of the more active clubs here at Magnet. The French cluh could be seen just about everywhere this year. For instance, at Homecoming the tantaliz- ing smell of Futece croissants could be smelled ali around the field during the extrataganza. Also dur- ing the holidays the club members helped to bring friends, niates, and secret admirers closer together by selling candy canes at Christmas and carnations on Valentines I)ay. This fantastic club was not only invohed heatily in school activities, but also in the community. For their year long project this year they decided to sponsor a needy family in the Shreveport area. AII of this could not ha e been achioed had the fifty members not been under the sponsorship of Mrs. Danielle Harris and the student leadership of President I.eann Planchock, Vice President Bryan Wayt, Secretary Martha Rhinehart, and Treasurer Michelle Kugele. Rl B-A-Dt B-Dt B. French Club participales in a car nash to pa for their trip to Baton Rouge. French Club members are (lst ron sitting) Mary Cathryn Penuel. Penny Grigsby. Carnita Colmen. Kristi C assels, Kristin Tucker, (2nd ron kneeling), Julie Asher. Carol Phillips. Wend Miller. Chrissie Scarpinatto. Jin Ok. Rathryn Statos. (3rd row sitting), Jennifer lietelone. Michelle Rugle. Tameko James. Sherrhonda Anderson. Nhu Nguyen, Patricia Ford, Romney Nornood. (4th ron standing) Mrs. Danielle ttarris, Christine Ecterhoff, Martha Rhinehart. Leann Planchock. Jennifer Ro e. Paige McCauslin. Sarah Jones, Yikki Nightengale, (5th ron) Bryan Wayt, Fmil Chuck. Michael Anderson, Greg Merritt, Rick Collins, Jason Rirk. FRENCH CLUBS

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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

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ORCHESTRA MEMBERS ARE (from left) LaShona Broussard. Kim Hamilton, Shontrese Coleman, Chris Hetrick, David Fox, Melanie Henderson, LaTonya Williams, Yuronda Richardson, Patricia 7fl7 NOTABLE DIFFERENCES Bonner, Robert Vinet, Elizabeth Whittington, Steven Vekovius. Darrell White. Binh Thai, Serina Fields, Traci Gardner. Marsha Thompson, Torsha Henry, Tara Bruce, Kim Hudson. LaShunda Brown, Stephanie Williams, Lisa McKnight. Leslie Wileman, Rhashunda Wilson, Sheila Adger, Hattie Hardt, Jennifer Mor aw. Joel Gardner. Christian Valiulis, Caria Boston, Tiffany Finn, Melissa Fatherree, Dawn Frentress. Mona King, Shannon Strother, Lola Louis, Chris Knighten, Theresa Hudson, Ronnyka Fitzpatrick. Rachel Holy, and Corie Roberts.