C E Byrd High School - Gusher Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

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Fllidlllf General Science mterestin I are James Journey, Gloria Reedy, and Pat Webb. Gen- eral Science has grown increasingly popular with the freshmen and sophomores each year. Students Hold Man As the time for leaving school grows near, how easy it is for us to forget, with all the rush of examinations, finishing up of projects, preparing for graduation and those last minute parties, that this is a time to stop and remember our years at Byrd. Let .us look back, once more, and remember the activities that made our school, BYRD, the school that it is. Donna Gibson gives a special report. :Special reports play an important part ln classroom activities, as they add more interest to the class. Whyte and Stuart Turner were of the cast which put on the program for the new members of Upper Latin Forum. This club has interesting projects and the mem- attend different Latin conventions. of the Cusher staff even re- parking ticket while checking an ad. Jane Ann Rogge. Tom . and Susan Fullilove pay the in charge.

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Df B rdis Activities As each year passes the students of Byrd learn more assuredly that grades are important in the life at Byrd. Many long-lasting organi- zations acquire new members yearly, and new organizations are often formed. The Chess Team is a newly formed club and was one that was well-liked and participated in from the begin- ning. Those of us who gave our extra time by participating in such after school activities as decorating for school functions, working on as- semblies, doing extra projects for classes, and helping to put out the school publications, know that the TIME ON OUR HANDS was spent in a way that brought enjoyment to our fellow students. Alice Richard, Barbara Bagwell. and other members of an American history class are participating in a discussion

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'emorie O B rd The team's coming through! Jonnie Reynolds and Mary Easterwood members of the Pep Squad, held the hoop made by the cheerleaders for U 1 . ' t the Bastrop game, as they waited for the football team to make its en- Joe Boddle mslructs Vlfgmla Ferguson OH the ' ' f h .22 'fl. The members of the trance on the held. tton o t e T1 e Rifle Team take trips to participate in rifle matches. We must realize that there is no possible way of turning the hands of time hack hut as we understand this. theres the strange feeling of knowing that we will always have our memories of Byrd to hold close. lt's not only the thrilling activities that are to he remembered. but also the ones that are not so bright, because both of these make up Byrd. May the memories of how we spent THE TIME ON OUR HANDS at Byrd never depart. during the dress rehearsal held the night before the production was given. dl0I1l Joyce Ro s and Lzleste PILWIII paltlclpated in bulldmg pyra Annette Payne, Sherry Falls, Pat Attaway. Cherryl Terry. Katheryn I . . Y 'SS' .2 U . -. . . . . - nids during their gym classes.