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

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We Have 706eU? ‘gctt 70c More SPIRIT Studying for that massive history test and stili keeping a sparkling smile on one’s face the next morning was an ex- tremely hard thing to do. When the days seemed long and tiring, remarkably enough, people could always be found laughing and keeping in tune with what senior Tim Snell be- lieved as “a spontaneous un- explainable delight!” What could this feeling be???? It could be exper- ienced as soon as one entered our hallowed halls. We have spirit leaders who amazed us with their gymnas- tic abilities and who could ever forget that indelible cha- cha’’ with Mrs. Smith. During the winter months. assemblies in the gym dis- played both class spirit and the wildest degree of pride. Spirit means much more than just football and cheer- leaders. As junior Tanya Kir- kendall described it, it’s “ela- tion at all times.” Senior Ser¬ ena Bachleitner explained what it meant to her in a single word, “individuality.” That individuality allowed people to show their true styles. Junior Jo Lynn Hester commented on the essence of school spirit as taking a chal- lenge.” So what if we don’t have a football team. We’ve proved it time and time again. Let it be known that even without a football team, we have spirit — MORE SPIRIT! MY. OH MY. PINK CHIFFON. Sophomore Liz Mitchell is elated when she discovers what it means to be truly “pretty in pink”. GIVE THE SENIORS A HAND. Seniors Kristi Davis, Donald Hudson and Trish Hansford talk strategy before the spirit assembly.

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THE JOLLY GREEN GIANTS! Alumni Stephen Glassell shows his manpower by liftingup senior Tommy Fanning. THE NEW MEANING TO PUTTING ON YOUR FACE! Spirit Leader Caria Matthews paints Pat Marino’s face at the Homecoming activities. HEY! GUYS, IT S ALL IN THE WRIST! Sophomore Chris Conger and junior Emily McClure fraternize during the exciting day. PRESENTING: Magnet s Homecoming Court. THE RELATIVE MASS: Students gather to listen to the bands that performed for homecoming entertainment. HOMECOMING

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IT GIVES A WHOLE NEW MEANING TO FACE PAINTING. sophomores Ray Mc Kinney. Jeff Moncrief, and Brian Walters observe the festivities during the Homecoming spirit assembly. WE DID IT OUR WAY. Sophomore Joretta Pennington, and freshmen Cara Williams and Grant Burris express their true personalities and display real spirited fashion WE HAVE MORE SPIRIT