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

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TRUST ME. With the concentration of a true artist, junior Nannette Wicker paints faces at the ’87 Revel. QUICK GET MORE HAIRSPRAY! Srs. Cathy Rinuado and Annelise Christensen primp before their debut on the Gong Show in the first annuai “That Senior Deal.” S w cc Vic ntc- To Your Liking

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PHYSICAL GRAFFITI. Observing the Powder Puff lootball game. sr. Mike Miller shows his answer to the He ' s a Loser” fad started by a group of senior girls. BUSTAMENTO LIVES UP TO HIS NAME! Apparently the unlawful ones. seniors Mike Strahan and Christian Valiulus are busted by (what we have adoringly dubbed) Cobra. in the parking lot after school. Louisiana. Oh, yes. Pirogues, swamps, alligators, Mardi Gras, the BIG EASY, debilitating summer heat. Sure, the temperature soars to a swel- tering 100 degrees in the summer time. But the thermometer reading and Cajun lore are not all that make Louisiana a very “hot” item these days. The ingredients for banner headlines are apparent. We sport the nation’s high- est unemployment and lowest literacy rates. We have been lambasted by the Wall Street Journal for our political cor- ruption, our woefully inadequate educa- tional System, our voodoo economics. And, thanks to the electronic media, we’ve been reminded that we are horne to the excesses of televangelism as well. But pretend, for a moment. that you are world-renowned Chef Paul Prudhomme. Your recipe calls for a culturally rich and remarkably diverse stock, to which you add a bit of Justin Wilson’s down- home humor, a dash of former Governor Jimmie Davis’s homespun philosophy, and a pinch of recently deposed Edwin W. “Fast Eddie” Edward ' s joie de vivre. Throw in a dab of sports enthusiasm. (The feats of any home-grown hero will do — Super Bowl MVP Doug Williams, the Boston Celtics ' Robert Parish, LSU’s Pis- tol Pete Maravich, golfing great Hal Sut- ton, FCA spokesman and former St. Louis Cardinal Pat Tilley, CBS commen¬ tator Terry Bradshaw, Honda’s racing ‘‘hot dog Freddie Spencer.) Don‘t forget that you need a touch of teamwork, so mix in Centenary College‘s national gymnastic champs, the Shreve- port Captains, the new New Orleans Saints, and collegiate basketball ' s peer- less Lady Techsters. LIGHT MY FIRE. On Wallace Lake dam senior Jill Mobley. Peter Williams, and others congregate together by the fireside. The dam was a popular place to meet during the year.