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

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C.U. In D.C. Close-up is a nationally organized program that brings stu- dents to Washington, D.C., to get involved and learn more about their government. Mrs. Farmer, along with eighteen other students from Magnet, worked diligently raising funds to make this trip the best ever. This hard work became a reality on Saturday, December 6, when these students boarded a flight that would take them on a fun-filled learning experience. SINGING WITH THE RAISINS! Oscar George and Lea Lewis look to be having a great time singing on the steps of the Capital in Washington, D.C. WHAT A VIEW! Thomas Burge and Kristi Kemp have looks of amazement as they look over the Botanical Gardens. Close up sweat-shirt Members include (sitting) Florence Morgan, Shannon Strother, Marilyn Pollard. (standing) Tara Williams. Cathy Stone. Mrs. Farmer, Melissa Herbst. Kristi Kemp, (on top of the wall) Jason Kirk, Leia Lewis. Treasurer; Oscar George, and Martha Rinehart. Not pictured Carmita Coleman, Vice President; and Angie White. Secretary. FBLA i

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Could you speak up. please? Carmita question. Mrs. Cleveland must be Coleman patiently awaits Jason proud of the FBLA members getting Strickland’s answer to the stated involved. r uture Is Preparing for tomorrow ' s leaders today is the goal of future Business Leaders of America. “The snowy weather in Shreveport made this goal a little difficult to meet, said Sponsor Mrs. Cleveland. The members of the organization usually work hard in preparation for the annual convention, where they enter competi- tion and test their numerous abilities. Regrettably, the group was unable to attend the competition this year. The superstitious might have said that three Friday the thirteenths could have contributed to such misfor- tunes. Then on the other hand, those of us that are not superstitious would say look out next year because FBLA will be ready to roll. Members include (front row) Rhonda Williams. Secretary; Lilita Wilson, Treasurer; Carmita Coleman. Assistant Secretary; (middle row) Tomika Thomas. President; Melete Woods. Vice President; Vanessa Loud, Gina Easterly. (back row) Yuronda Richardson, Tonya Kirkendall. Sunny Smith. Felita Larkins, Natasha Johnson. NOTABLE DIFFERENCES

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TREY, YOU HUNK. YOU. Trcy Robinson cntertains the school during an assembly. The Sounds Of Music “Haa, haa, haa, haa, haa, hee, hee, hee, hee, hee Does this sound familiar? It does if you take any classes in D-wing. Ifs the wonder- ful sound of the choir warm- ing up for class each day. Under the direction of Mrs. Patricia Britton, the 1987-88 Magnet choir has achieved many awards. Among them are District Sweepstakes in Bossier City, State Sweepstakes at Lou- isiana Tech, ninety-six Su¬ perior medals at the Solo- Enscmble Competitions, and many more. Excitement was definitcly in the air while the choir toured Los Angeles over spring break. They visited Disncyland and other fam- ous places, but the most ex- citing part of the trip was when our choir sang at the Crystal Cathedra! in Gar- dcn Grove, Ca, this being Mrs. Britton’s ultimate dream. SAY AAAAAH. The choir members sing vibrantly for TAKING IT TO THE TOP. All-state members include (top row) Nicky Nottingham, Veronica Kimble, Trey Robinson, Warren Jackson, Jennifer Rowe. (middle row) the Christmas concert. Christy Coxe. Kiev Cooper, Kim Werthman, (front row) Kenneth Black. Laura Hemmings, Caprinia Taylor, and Damien Brooks. BLE DIF NOTABLE DIFFERENCES