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

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Our Choir Personnel Includes •Shelly Abbiatti Darius Alford Sheri Allen Faylisha Ashley LaShunda Autrey Misty Banks •Kenneth Black Troy Bradley •Damien Brooks Ashley Bullock Andre Burks Minette Burks Wanda Byrd Renee Caldwcll Caroline Carter Hardy Carter Annelise Christensen Angela Coleman •Kiev Cooper Eunice Cotton •Christy Coxe Shannon Darnell Thad Dixon Carlos Drayden Mary Dumars oCandice Eddins Traci Everage Langvesha Ford Roni Francis Leigh Ann Fulco Petrina Gay Eric Hali Layla Hart Karen Hawkins Theresa Hcath •Laura Hemmings Anna Henderson •Warren Jackson Tameko James Sarah Jones Wameca Jones •Veronica Kimble Verda Listerl Byron Lloyd Vanessa Loyd Wyteka Loyd oTheressa Madison Kendra Manuel Shauntae Mayfield Elena McCall Shunda McCoy Meg McJunkins Yarvette Milling Nicole Monroe Nicole Moore Danielle Morris Alton Nash •Nicky Nottingham oJordan Pennington Leann Planchock Marda Planchock Stephanie Pouncey oFelica Rabb Mimi Rankin Jacqueline Rice Leomondo Robinson Patrice Robinson •Trey Robinson •Jennifer Rowe Derek Smith Diana Smith Luana Smith Kathryn Statos •Caprinia Tavlor Keidra Taylor Latonya Taylor Catherine Teague Corwyn Thomas Stephanie Thomas Bradley Vinson •Kim Wcrthman Dee Dee White Denise White Veronica White Andre Williams Antonya Williams Damiyan Williams Gatel Williams Jennifer Williams Rosetta W illiams oMelete Woods • — 1987-88 Louisiana All¬ state Choir Members. o — Accomplishments KEEP THE SPIRIT MOVING. Mr. and Miss Choir of 1987-88 are Kiev Cooper and Melete Woods.

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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

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On With The Show! SHOW TIME. Scott Evans (Trcasurcr of Thcspians), Pcnny Ewolscn (Prcsidcnt Of Thcspians), Mcg McJunkins (Prcsidcnt of Drama, Public Rclations Chairpcrson of Thcspians) Elizabeth Ganlcy (Vicc Prcsidcnt Drama), Zakiya Newson (Sccretary of Drama), Toby Miller (Vicc Prcsidcnt of Thcspians). Not Shown: Jcnnifcr Rowe (Sccrctary of Thcspians), Michclle Walkcr (Trcasurcr Drama), Cathy Rinaudo (Public Rclation Chairpcrson of Drama) This year was an overwhelming success from circle to strike for both drama club productions, SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL and ONCE UPON A MATTRESS. The house was packed and the audience was delighted by the unique antics of Brandon Laird. Brandon starred in both productions and his contributions are evident. The money box does not lie. Jon Osmon also made his debut on MagneFs stage this fall and he left a somewhat experienced actor. Brandon and Jon ' s talent complimented each others as well as others in the cast and crew. Backstage will lose two of its old friends this spring. Shani Atwood and Sherry Pool, both seniors, have worked backstage for the last four years on every drama sponsored show. Both techies say they will miss Magnet and the friends they have made over the years. Miss Aslin can be proud of her Caddo Magnet Players. They performed up to her standards, or at least thafs what the audience projected. We gave our all and we are proud to be called “Aslin Angels”. Two years down and hopefully many more to come. The seniors must leave, but do not fear, for next year’s seniors will fili the shoes left. At least, the hope is that next year will be better than ever. Good luck. r COOPERATION. It takes patience and evcn a little last minute work is needed to create a successful show. Jorda Pennington, Meg McJunkins, and Jon Osmon worked hard on the music before the opening of ONCE UPON A MATTRESS. FRIENDS. Backstage brings together a special type of friendship. Stephanie Williams, Brandon Laird, Tracey Widiger share a special friendship on and off stage. Here, they chat backstage during SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.