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

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PUT ON YOUR DANCING SHOES. Every year the prom commitlee has headaches over the selection ot the music for the brg event This year. even the admimstration approved of the turres ot Davtd Egan and the Yat THINGS GO BETTER WITH COKE Ifs traditional for almost every prom-goer to splurge on a pre-prom meat. Jill Stokes. Rob Lindsey, Meg McJunkins. Paige McDade dined mtormally with fnends at Wilsons on Lake Bistmeau W NATURAL BEAUTY Holding a can of hair spray at arms length. Sherry Bush is among those who did last-mmute primpmg betore her date arnved Once at LSUS ballroom. most couples chose to be photographed before makeup ran and hair fnzzed PUT ON YOUR HIGH-HEELED SNEAKERS Dancmg the night away took its toti on Chns Veiiion and his date, who kicked up her heeis after she kicked off her shoes A COURTIN ON A SATIDDY NIGHT Once they were duly crowned and testooned with fiowers and medais. the prom court posed for photographer Todd Oflutt Standmg proud (above left) are Guy Hamilton. Curtis Bias. Rob Wotcott. Leann Planchock. Caria Matthews and Sunny Smith. Troy Bradley and Tonya Kirkendoli flank Kmg Brian and Queen Shayne IT AIN T OVER TILL IT S OVER Vutitia Myles (above) had a hand m workmg for a successful prom Here she grabs some balloons and streamers as mementoes of May 2. 1988 THAT S WHAT LOVE IS ALL ABOUT Junior Michelle Smith. Vivians reignmg Miss Redbud Festival. and her date are ali smiles as they mug tor the camera “It was all so much fun and everythmg looked so nice I iiked the colors this year. they were different.’ she e pressed ' ROM

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DOFF YOUR DUDS tcCC t6e e ul o£ Ume AND DANCE, osi at Ceaet DAPPER DAN ad Ce ty Spring holds a special air of magic and nights filled with dreams. On Saturday night, May 7, 1988, at the LSUS Ballroom, the junior class pre- sented the junior-senior prom, “Till The End Of Time. ' ’ Juniors clad in shorts and T- shirts began decorating around ten a.m. Saturday morning. Although they had bags under their eyes, they transformed the room to col- ors of peach and green. The hard work was completed late in the afternoon and the ju¬ niors rushed horne or over to a friend’s house to “dress to kill” as senior Jennifer McMul- len stated. At nine p.m. the ballroom doors opened to admit cou- ples who had arrived early. Dressed in formals and tux- edos, they danced to music provided by David Egan and the Yat. The highlight of the evening was the announcement of prom court. Seniors Brian Blade and Shayne Berry reigned as King and Queen of their prom. Their court includ- ed junior lords Troy Bradford, Rob Wolcott, Guy Hamilton, Curtis Bias, and ladies Sunny Smith, Caria Matthews, Leann Planchock, and Tonya Kirken- doll. The evening ended at one a.m. and the couples left to eat breakfast at various places around town. When the doors of the ballroom closed that night, the 1988 junior-senior prom became a memory to last in our minds “Till The End Of Time.” SPICE OF LIFE IF MOM COULD SEE ME NOW. After crowning Shayne Berry queen, Principal Ascension Smith smiles as Assistant Principal Henry Price

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We’re ' ZOe u ie Out Of 7( c Here 70e (Zwufrueied Where did the time go? That’s what many Seniors asked themselves on May 17, 1988, the last school day for them at Magnet. At the beginning of the year it seemed as though the 1987- 1988 school year would nev- er end, but anticipation soon turned into sadness as the Seniors soon found the end of the year was only around the corner. The yearly events seemed to mean so much more to the Seniors of 1988. The first event, Homecoming started the year off with a very fes¬ tive occasion. Next in line came the Christmas season. At that time some Seniors began to realize that was their last Christmas together as an entire class. To finish off the more formal occa- sions, Prom arrived. The theme was “TILL THE END OF TIME” and some Seniors began to wish that they could stay together for just that long. It seemed as though as the year grew closer to the end there were more things to do and more deadlines to meet. In early May the Senior “goo- dies” began to arrive. For ex- ample, caps and gowns were I ALL TOGETHER!! That ' s exactly what the Seniors of 1988 felt as they stand here on the steps of Municipal Auditorium before the graduation exercises began. SPICE OF LIFE