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

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distributed as well as gradu- ation invitations and the class flower, theme, colors, motto, and song was cho- se n. Next the voting for the usual Senior “dignitary” po- sitions occurred. Then finally, the one day at school that a Senior can really lay back, the Senior picnic. Although this certain day was not school sponsored. many Seniors felt it necessary to visit the “doctor on April 29, 1988. But to the Seniors of 1988, no date was more important than May 30, 1988. There were mixed feelings about graduation amongst the Seniors. As Beth Bundy was most commonly noted for counting down the days until graduation, others ex- pressed feelings of anxiety about leaving their friends of four or more years. No mat- ter what the feelings were about after graduation, one thing was for sure .... Mag- net was about to turn out into the world 281 of the bright- est students there were to of¬ fer. JUST PRACTICING. Jill Stokes, Rob Lindsey. Scott Peatross, and Susan Shepherd proudly display their Senior caps after receiving them during the last Senior meeting of the 1987-1988 school year. COME ON JEREMV-THEY DON ' T COST THAT MUCH. Mr. Don Johnson. Magnefs Jostens representative. hands the very anxious Jeremy Jinks his graduation announcements. THE ELEVENTH HOUR DECISION of senior rings — November a year Senior Christy Coxe is pictured with ago. A bit of nostalgia for a new her dad as they survey the selection graduate. SENIOR ACTIVITIES

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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

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Arts THE BLUR OF INTELLIGENCE: Various members of the Academic Decathlon team class ponder on the many facts they are presented in one class hour. AS STUDIOUS AS ONE COULD BE: Junior Rob Wolcott is a perfect example of the hard-working students at Magnet. STATE OF THE ARTS