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

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Whittington, Elizabeth 87, 113 Wicker, Nannette 2, 113, 173 Widiger, Tracey 8, 25. 68, 111, 159, 181, 188, 189, 194, 210 Wiener, Jack 125 Wilborn, K. 137 Wilcox, Scott 6, 181 Wilemon, Leslie 86, 113 Wilemon, Nathan 137 Wilkerson, Derrick 125 Wilkes, Christopher 125, 165, 84 Willey, Brian 84 Wilkinson, Jeffrey 31, 71, 111, 195, 196, 198, 192 Wilkinson, Nancy 75, 181 Williams, Stephanie 23, 25 Williams. Peter 3. 111, 88. 89 Williams, Cara 19 Williams. Felicia 111, 180, 181, 85 Williams, Rhonda 111, 180, 204 Williams. Saul 111 Williams, Stephanie 111 Williams, Stephen 113 Williams. Andr6 180 Williams, Gatel 113, 202 Williams, Tresselar 125, 203 Williams. Tara 125, 205 Williams. Ladda 125 Williams. Jason 125 Williams. Damiyan 125. 193 Williams, Andrew 125 Williams, Rosetta 137 Williams, Latonya 137 Williams, Jeanette 137, 142 Williams, Eric 137, 193, 192 Williams. Cara 137 Wilson, Jennifer 137, 84 Wilson, Lalita 111, 180. 204 Wilson, Michael 137, 196 Wilson, Roshunda 137, 170 Wimberly, Mary 9. 36, 111, 180 Winberry, Mark 111, 84 Winsman, Kathryn 14, 25, 113 Wise, Jennifer 9. 10, 107, 111 Wolcott, Robert 50. 74, 113, 74 Wolf, Scott 137 Wood, Douglas 125, 196 Woodley. Dameoyn 125, 165 Woods, Melete 111, 180, 204 Wooley, Bryan 137 Wortham, Terrell 137, 196 Wren, David 113 Wright. Donald 113 Wynn. Lori 125 T ahoo ’all Young, Calina 137 Young, Corey 137, 196 Young, Dana 111 Young, S. 192 Z ydeco achary Richards Zauderer, Wendy 113 Zingale, Thomas 137 Colophon Beginning Of The End What is this, this “colophon” and why is it in your yearbook? The question has been an- swered in previous books, but you might not remember, or maybe you didn’t read it. So, here is that special copy — again. The dictionary says that a colophon is a publisher’s device placed on the last page of a book — the Greeks’ “final touch” — but sometimes on the title page. Special notations are included in the colophon. Special notations such as the printing speci- fications— “specs,” publishers call them. Ev- ery year the ODYSSEY attempts to present an artistic, Creative, and somewhat journalistic account of the school year. Some things al- ways remain the same — some good pictures (usually group shots by David Mauldin’s staff) and some “less than professional” pies (there were no Photography II students on staff). Fun times we’ve tried to capture on some of the 100 rolls of B W and color film. Additionally, and thankfully, organizations such as JROTC, Closellp, and Spanish Club furnished shots of their action-packed year. And some things change with each new edi- tion. The editors of ODYSSEY 1988 chose glossy sheets of 80-pound paper, style 191, on which to print various sizes and styles of type. The Student Life section, traditionally the most fun to work on, sported headlines inter- woven with the subheads. The organizations pages featured some special touches, too. Believe it or not, most of the compliments on ALL MARKED UP (ODYSSEY 1987) were about the folios. Folios? Page numbers and guide words found at the bottom of the pages. Check out this year’s folio tabs. Of course, the theme changes yearly. It’s always discussed and refined in yearbook camp in the summer. (Yes, we work in the summer and on holidays, and as Gina Hili said, “They call it yearbook camp, but 1 didn’t see any tents.”) You can thank Jill Stokes for the theme idea this year. She insisted that Louisi- ana IS hot stuff — in the national and Interna¬ tional news daily, for better or worse. So, the cover was designed — again with Jiirs and Mr. Allen’s help — to pique your taste buds and tempt you into perusing the hot copy. This is the first laminated cover for Magnet, and it’s contemporary and upbeat. to mateh the theme. LOUISIANA HOT SAUCE excludes the tra- ditional coverage of school “royalty.” Pub- lished separately by HarwelFs in Shreveport and designed and implemented by Annelise Christensen and Gina Hili, DASH was just a bit of optional spice, kind of like the fil6 for gum- bo. A final word in this colophon — about deliv- ery date. Last year marked the first fall delivery of an ODYSSEY. Fully sanctioned as a fall book by the administration, ODYSSEY is pub- lished by Jostens in Topeka, Kansas. Jostens publishes about 16,000 yearbooks nation- wide; more than 40 per cent of that number is now on fall deadline. In the attempt to provide better coverage of a very unique school envi- ronment, the ODYSSEY staff appreciates the support of the administration in its endeavors. Bon appetit from the LOUISIANA HOT SAUCE staff. DID I SAY THAT RIGHT? One hand on hip in classic Mrs. Lynn style, editor-in-chief Annelise Christensen ponders a question during Faculty Follies. Plenty of yearbook questions about style, type and content were answered by Annelise as each deadline neared.

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Robinson. Charles 139 Robinson. Leamondo 108 Rockefeller. Laura 139. 141 Roemer. Mr Buddy 3. 36. 209 Rogers. Ann 139. 150. 151 Rogers. Aliscia 139 Rogers. Fretorry 115, 193 Rogers. John 34. 114. 74. 179, 78. 79. 82 Rogers. Jawonna 114 Rogers. Laura 139 Rogers. Yashica 126 Rohrbauch. Paula 108 Rohrbaugh. Jeanme 36 Rohrbaugh. Richard Roland. Terri 139. 192 Rose. Stephen 126. 192 Ross. Bili 139. 196. 171. 179 Rounds. Miss Mary 36. 37 Rowe. Jennifer 108. 68. 74. 186. 187. 188. 202. 203. 209. 210 Rubio. Jimmy 126 Rucker. Amy 108 Rudd. Kathey 126 Rumbley. Christal 126 aints Fans eafood S G A 30 Sadovich. James 126 Sale. Kathryn 9. 108. 182. 179. 180. 78. 79. 85 Sale. Margaret 139. 151 Salone. Jermca 126 Samuels. Kimberly 139. 196 Sanders. Michael 114 Sandiffer, Kenneth 139. 193. 171 SanJuan. Kristen 114. 85 Sanusi. Monica 126. 80 Sarpy. Chris 114. 80 Savannah. Sherhea 108 Savannah. Kendrick 126. 192 Savell. Eugene (Tad) 126. 194 Say. Patrina 132 Scaggs. Tera 139 Scarpinatto. Chrissie 108. 209 Schively. Shelly 6 Schultz. Heather 139 Scivally. Steven 181 Scott. Carr 126. 179. 82 Scott. Ivory Jr. 139, 193 Scott. Mr James 32. 148. 154 Scott. Teressa 126 Scroggins. Catrina 139 Sednetz. Elizabeth 132 Seidel. Bryan 138. 141. 171 Seidner. Elisa 114 Semon, Sheri 126 Sentell. Tetine 23. 67. 126. 127 Settlemire. Sharron 156 Seven Sisters 94 Shadrach. Tammy 126 Shambora. Tonya 87. 138 Shane. Clay 114. 117. 194. 193. 82 Shaw. Maviea 114 Shaw. Rob 138 Shepherd. Susan 24. 108. 179. 180. 49 Sheridan. Richard 38 Sherrod. Matthew 126. 193 Shirley. Sarah 126 Shively. Shelly 126. 178 Shreveport Jazz Ensemble 24 Shreveport Journal 24, 36 Siegel. Daniel 126 Siegele. Hope 138. 179. 79 Sigle. Akiko 114. 85 Simmons. Mary 114 Sistrunk. Adam 138 Sitter. Jennifer 138 Skinner. Alesha 114, 141, 150 Skinner. Celia 138. 179 Small, Sonya 108 Smart. Daniel 138 Smith. Allyson 126. 202 Smith. Andy 114. 80 Smith. B. 192, 171 Smith. Carroll 138 Smith. Cheralind 108 Smith. Charles (Chuck) 114 Smith. Derek 126 Smith. Diana 87. 114 Smith. Ginny 138 Smith. Jennifer 138 Smith. Mark 138. 84 Smith. Mike 108 Smith. Michelle 87. 112. 114. 138. 142. 179 Smith. Mrs. Ascension 18. 152, 153, 68. 69. 194 Smith. Renee 108 Smith. Steven 108. 180. 181 Smith. Stacy 138. 85 Smith. Sunny 10. 114. 122. 182. 186. 187. 204 Snaders. Jason 108 Snaders. Angela 126 Snell. Timothy 6. 18. 20. 22. 109. 181 Snyder. Aaron 114 Snyder. Kenneth 126 Soderstrom. Shannon 126 Solomon. Darrell 114 Sommerbakk. Viljar 114, 82. 83 Sparke. Anna Maria 109. 156. 189 Spears. Christopher 138 Statos. Kathy 113, 209 Stavig. James 109. 171 Stawasz. Catherine 113 Steadman. Paula 126 Stephenson. Emily 138. 171 Stinson. Kenny 20 Stoddard. Jonathon 138 Stokes. Jill 6. 9. 109. 182. 181. 178 Stokes. Jeremy 138, 196 Stolz. Arnold 138. 149. 150. 192 Stone. Catherine 67. 113, 87. 179, 205 Stowell. Jason 126 Strahan. Mike 3. 14. 20. 23. 109, 179 Stravolemos. Kristi 125 Strealy. Jason 138 Strickland. Cynthia 138 Strickland. Jason 113 Stringer. Kimberly 125, 165 Strother. Shannon 124. 125. 135. 205 Summers. Grant 21. 39. 107, 109 Swensen’s 45 T igers of LSU hibodeaux Talley, Shannon 125 Tarver. Tabatha 138. 142 Taylor. Barry 84. 138 Taylor, Caprinia 109. 203. 210 Taylor. Keidra 113 Taylor. Latonya 138 Taylor. Michael 70. 138 Taylor. Jacquelynne 138 Teague. Catherine 138. 151 Teague. Gayle 125 Tedesco. Ignatius (Bubba) 113. 184 Terrorist I 121 Terrorist IV 121 Terry. Warren 109 Tewitt. Kayla 87 Thai, Binh 138 Theriot. Wendy 113 Thomas. Corwyn 109. 202, 171, 180. 82 Thomas, Darryl 125, 196 Thomas. Irma 20 Thomas. Stephanie 138 Thomas, Tomika 109. 180. 173, 204 Thomason. Abbra 125 Thompson, Jonathan 10, 113 Thompson, Kim 87. 113 Thompson. Marsha 138 Thompson. Bryan 138, 139 Thornell. Ellen 110 Tillman. Deshanna 125 Tillman. Shari 138 Timmons. Carrie 138 Tiner. Heather 36. 138. 179 Tiner. Jon 36. 37. 110, 179 Tiner. Mr Stan 36. 37 Townsend. Mr. Joseph Trahan. Karen 71, 110, 165, 179 Truong, Hoa 137 Truong, Tam 125 Trout Fishing in America 20 Trudeau. Mr Robert 24, 156. 68. 69 Trudeau. Adolph 137. 193. 172 Tu. Cam 113. 74 Tucker. Kristen 113, 179. 209. 85 Tuminello. Lori 137 Turner. Angela 125 Turner, Chelsie 125 Turner. Donna 137. 142, 171 Turner. Joe 142 Tyner. Jermaine 137 Tynes. Tiffany 137 V oodoo ivian Valuilis Christian 3. 37. 76. 78. 79. 110, 179. 180 Van Horn, James 137 Van Tiem. Dianna 113 Vasquez. Paula 93. 110 Vaughn, Billy 23. 110 Vecovius. Stephen 102. 110, 149, 179 Vellion, Chris 39. 110. 179 Velvet. Elvis 38 Vincent. Keri 125 Vines. Billy 23. 110 Vinet. Robert 137 Vinson. Bradley 125 Vogt, Melanie 137 w • y J ild Life Waguespack, Kevin 101. 110. 179, 180. 81 Waites. Laura 113 Walker. Clay 113. 174, 179 Walker, Dan 110. 196 Walker. Lee 93. 110, 179 Walker. Michelle 125. 188 Walker. Robin 87, 137, 165 Wallace. Jana 125 Walley. Suzanne 109. 110, 179 Walpool, Felicia 113 Walters. Brian 19. 125 Waltman, Gina 87. 113, 171 Waltman, Thomas 122, 125, 196 Ward. Barbara 110 Ward. Kendra 137 Ward. Matthew 125 Ware. Countressa 113, 189 Warfell. Scott 113. 180. 117, 196. 198 Warlords 184. 185 Warren. Sherri 34 Washam. John 125 Wasik, Elizabeth 113 Watson, Mare 137. 194. 196 Wattes, Jennifer 125 Wayt, Bryan 20. 74. 113, 179. 209 Weaver. Leslie 137 Weaver. Mark 125. 78 Webb, Mrs. Sonja 93. 101. 117, 121 Webb. Shannon 87. 113 Weir. Leslie 113. 85 Wells, Dawanna 137 Wells. Denise 170 Wells. Erin 87. 137 Wells. Melanie 9 Wells, Rickey 113 Werthman. Kimberly 110, 181, 210 Werthman. Robin 125 West. Shonda 87. 137, 139 Whatley. Cheri 137 White. Angie 37, 113, 179 White. Darrell 110 White, Deloris 111 White. Denise 113 White. Natalie 111, 148. 198, 171. 180 White. Tamara 137 White. Veronica 125 Whitman. Michael 137 LAGNIAPPE

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. V «l 01 , x ' | Uni, °‘ 1 Stnte, I in order to form a more Perfect Union istablish Justice, A insure DomdUr TranquilityHj l [i provide for the Common De,e ' • |P r promote the General Weltoje and secure the • .1 Blessinp of Liberty MM to aursetves and our fosterity Ijo ordain and ' estaWi tt,i5 0 « ' ° gg for the Unite AENIOR ADGER. SHEILA — Orchestra. SGA. Vice President. Spirit Leader. AII State Orchestra. Magnet Christian Fellowship. Homecoming Queen, Mannequins. ALLISON. MORGAN — Warlords. National Honor Society. JROTC. National Merit Semi-Finalist. American Legion Award for Scholastic Excellence, SGA. ANDERSON. BRANDY — YACA. ANDERSON. SHEA YVETTE — Drama Club. 4-H, FBLA, French Club, Circle in the Square. ANDERSON. SHERRHONDA — FBLA. French Club. Na¬ tional Honor Society. Video Club. BACHLEITNER. SARENA — Z-Club. Honor Roll. BANKS. KIM — SGA. ODYSSEY Staff, Circle in the Square. BATTS. KYLE — ODYSSEY Staff. Symphonic band. YACA, Circle in the Square. Spanish Club. BEAIRD, USA — Computer Club. Z-Club. National Honor Society, Latin Club. Jr. Academy of Science. Debate. BEAL, JULIANNA — French Club, YACA. Jr. Medical League, Photography Club. Artbreak, Student Advisory Council. BEEMAN, CRAIG — Magnet Christian Fellowship. Com¬ puter Club. BERRY, SHAYNE — YACA. Debate, SGA. Youth in Gov¬ ernment. Junior Class Favorite. Homecoming Court. Circle in the Square. Prom Queen. BETTINGER. JILL — Decathlon, Youth in Government. Quiz Bowl, Physics Club, Debate, Jr. Academy of Science. National Merit Finalist, Writers Club. BLACK, KENNETH — Choir, All-State Choir, Track Team, Circle in the Square. BODENHEIMER, REBECCA — National Honor Society. BOOKER. FROSWA — SGA. PTSA. Parish-wide Student Advisory Committee. Choir. Elks Association Student of the Month Nominee. BRASSART. DAN — Computer Club. History Club. Nation¬ al Honor Society, ODYSSEY Staff, Youth in Government, Interact. BRAZZEAL. BRADLEY — National Honor Society, Phys¬ ics Club. Computer Club. French Club, Jr. Academy of Science. BRITT, PAMELA — YACA. Mannequins. Cross Country Track. BROOKS. DAMIEN — Key Club. Choir, AII State Choir, Mannequins. BRUCE, KENNEY. BRUMLEY, JARED — Golf Team. FCA ' S8 » I Team, Track Team, Class Treasurer, 4-H. CANDILORO. PHILIP — Magnet Christian Fellowship. CASCIO, PAUL — Jazz Ensemble. CHARPING, CARL — Computer Club. Golf Team. FO Photography Club, Tennis Team. CHESLAK, MONICA — Youth and Government State Ju. tice, Jr. Academy of Science. YACA, Computer Club. CHRETIEN, LARRY — National Honor Society. Mu AlpK Theta, Computer Club. Spanish Club, JROTC, Drama Clu: History Club. CHRIETZBERG. AMY — FCA. Mannequins. ODYSSF Staff. Orchestra, SGA, YACA, Golf Team. CHRISTENSEN. ANNELISE — ODYSSEY Staff Edito Choir, Z-Club. YACA, Youth and Government, SGA. Mar nequins. CLEMENTS, KRISTA — Girls’ State. Z-Club, Physics Clut Mu Alpha Theta, National Merit Finalist, National Horx Society, Spanish Club. Most Outstanding Senior. CLIKAS, KIMBERLY — YACA. ODYSSEY Staff, Histor) Club. Youth and Government, Photography Club, Interact COCKERHAM, RICHARD — JROTC. COLEMAN, ANGELA — Choir, History Club. Z-Club. CRITTON, CLAUDE — Circle in the Square, Jazz Ensem ble, Key Club, Symphonic Band, Boy State Alternate. CROSSMAN, ANNA — YACA. CZERWINSKI, THOMAS — Tennis Team. DAVIS, CHRIS — Latin Club, Golf Team, Computer Club History Club. Chess Club. NASA Project. Physics Club. 4- H. DAVIS, CHRISTY — Magnet Christian Fellowship, History Club, YACA. DAVIS. JULIANNE — Youth and Government, Compute Club. Physics Club, French Club. Junior Academy of So ence, SGA. CASTILLO, ALVARO — Spanish Club, Physics Club, M Alpha Theta. DEMPSEY, CHRISTOPHER — Symphonic Band. DOPSON, JENNIFER — Academic Decathlon, Drama Club. Youth and Government. S.G.A., Writer s Club, De¬ bate. DOUGLAS, JACQUELINE — Computer Club. 4-H, FBLA. French Club. DRAYDEN. CARLOS — Choir, Circle in the Square, Jazz Ensemble. Tennis Team, Mannequins. DURR, SHANNON — YACA, ODYSSEY Staff. MOMENTS TO REMEMBER: Dr. Bratton’s homeroom places first in the Constitution Day door decoration contest Mr. Larry Pannell shushes the band before performing in the cafeteria at Christmas Melete Woods. accompanist extraordinaire, tickles the ivories for a coffeehouse special. Kathryn Sale wins a prize for the face she made for the candid camera BRYANT. JERRY — Circle in the Square. French Club, JROTC. BRYANT. KELICIA — Circle in the Square. BUNDY. BETH — ODYSSEY Staff, YACA. Youth and Gov¬ ernment. French Club. National Honor Society, Octagon, Writers Club. FCA. BURKS. MINETTE — Choir, Drama Club. BYRD, CAMMIE — Softball Team, Drama Club. Basketball EDDINGS. BRAD — Photography Club. Writer’s Club, Y.A.C.A.. Fencing Team, UTOPIA Club. SGA EDWARDS. TRACY — History Club. Mannequins. FCA. SGA, Softball Team. ELKINS. JACKIE — Debate, SGA. EMERY. DAVID — Key Club. Tennis Team, Youth an J Government, French Club. Debate. Photography Club. FCA. SENIOR INDEX