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

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Students And Faculty Alik Mr. and Mrs. Duncan .find time for after school ac- tivities such as looking over the new Cusher at the Gusher party. Dressed in attire for the faculty talent show, Mr. ' A A Duncan sold concessions in the hall. ug., ky A 1 Mr ,I H Duncan BA TRINITY UNIVERSITY IVI A UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS Th1s September Mr Duncan be an his fourth year as PI'1I1C1p3l of Byrd H1 h School He has become an lntegral part of Byrd H15 d1ve1s1f1ed IIIIPICSIS lncludmo youth act1v1t1es and golf en able him to maintain a helpful and sympathetlc attltude toward our soclal life clubs or anlzations and athletlc probrams By 1112115111 us defendinb us and correctin us when we are wronb Mr Duncan merits the respect of the student body

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TAKING A MUCH NEEDED BREAK from the rlborous dutles of belng a Byrd mstructor are these teach ers representatlve of then departments MISS A E Blown Math Department Mis Bettle Dawls Enghsh Department Mrs Lullme Ahson SOCIH1 Sclence Department MISS Margaret Mood Forelgn Language De partment MHS Betty Lawrence Art Department MISS Eleanor Blatterman Home Economlcs Department Mr John Mlller Industrral Arts Department M1 W E Dehner SCICHCC Department MfSgt Robert Tate Mllltaly Department and Mr R A Smlth SCICHCC Department

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epend n The Main Office One of Mr. Ravenna's duties is giving aptitude tests. He explains part of the test to Bob Morse. Handling his job in a cheerful, capable, and efficient manner, Mr. Ravenna, one of our assistant principals, is the man behind the morale of our school. He has made it a practice to remember everyone's name and at the same time carry out his numerous dut-ies. Willing to help with any problems, his office is always filled with students. In his spare time Mr. Ravenna likes to hunt and fish. MRS. MARY CLYDE WINTLE B.S., M.Ed. MR. CHARLES A. RAVENNA B.S., M.S., M.A. Although this is her first year as assistant principal, Mrs. Wintle has held numerous jobs in the field of educa- tion. She has been a teacher, a principal, and now is one of our capable assistant principals. Witli her generosity of time and warmth of feeling she has become an essential part of our school. Books and travel are interesting hobbies which she pursues. One of Mrs. Wintle's main jobs is acquainting new teachers with the school. She explains some of the procedures to two new teachers, Mr. Guest and Mr. Davis.