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

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Iftf ' I Byrd w a world of activities. Mary Coeo, Ralph Martin, and Ray Shearer build a ripple Itank to study the elfrcts of tranevcree waves on a u uu Man alone , of all creatures of earth y Can chan e his ou n pattern. Man alone is architect of his destiny. iByrd is a world of people. Mac Bosley describe foreign lChristmas customs to memf ers of the Upper Latin Forum. 18 ByTd is a world of knowledge. Cadet Captain James Moore teaches C Company on thc disassembly of the M-1 Rifle.

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We, the people of Byrd, have seen the plans and dreams for this year turned into a reality. We have obtained a foundation of knowledge and to that we have added endless activities, unquenchable spirit, and rewarding honors. Having completed this year, however, we have grown in preparation to live another. We have grown in preparation to live a life. Basketball mentor John Rogers spurs the Yellow Jackets into the home stretch of the Neville game. “Sir Woodlawn Lose-A-Lot,” otherwise known as Bob Cozean, asks directions to Sir Jacket ' s castle frora the Fair Damsel, Alys Gilcrease, in the Woodlawn Assembly. To build a great cathedral, Or a shelter very small, You must start at the beginning Or you cant begin at ali First comes the idea , And secondly the plan, Which must be followed carefully If the building is to stand. Upon a strong foundation Stone by stone is slowly laid, Until on what was emptiness , A building you have made. Displaying the final symhols of a memorable senior year are Dan McKibben, Mary Sanders, Bruce Barnett, and Laura Yancey. 17

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wL- s “V Byrd i» a world of spirit. The Stingerettes make the M V for victory during a half-time performance. Byrd ia a world of honors. Ceorge Smith orders hi» senior ring from Mr. Camp Flournoy. Craduation means the end of one world—but the beginning of another. 19