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

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Management of City of Byrd Included in the city of Byrd, in addition to the students and faculty, are the secretaries, school engineers, and cafeteria personnel. Many people are unaware of the numerous jobs they carry out and the benefits the school receives because of them. Four efficient secretaries and many student office workers, who have given up their study halls to serve, keep Byrd in smooth working order. They perform such necessary tasks as handling the mail, checking absentees, typing the aftemoon sheet, and dealing with applications and records. Devoting many hours to keeping up the campus and build- ing are among the duties of the school engineers. Besides gen- eral management they are responsible for regulating the heat- ing and electrical systems and the daily cleaning of each class room. Spending much time and effort in planning nourishing, well-balanced meals for over two thousand students is the cafeteria personnel. Cafeteria workers aid them by serving plates, handing out ice cream and milk, and keeping an adequate supply of clean silverware available. ByTd students select thcir plates for thcir lunch roeal from various dishes servcd by a membcr of thc cafeteria staff. MACK SMALLEY When Mick locka the door at the cloee o f eech dey, the city ol Byrd is ellcnt until its reopeninf when the buat of its etndents befins the next morning. AIDREY POLAND Mrs. Poland. who serves ss sssist- snt msnsgrr ol the csfeteris. enjoys bowling snd lists churrh work smong her outside srtivities. CADDIS WARE Mr. W’sre is in chsrge of tbe re frigrrstion snd electrics! hesting systems st the srhool. He is s grsduste of Tri-Stste College of Engineering in Indisns snd holds s B.S. degree. LLCILLE WATERS Arting ss President of the Csddo Psrish Sehool Food Senrice Orgsn- ixstion, Mrs. W’sters is Byrd ' s Diet- irisn snd msnsger of the csfeteris. In her spsre time she enjoys churrh. club, snd guild work. CATHERINE WHITMAN Having esrned s Bsrhelor of Science degree from Louisisns Tech, Mrs. Whitmsn senres ss s secretsry in Offire 103, enjoying fishing. garden- ing, and reading in her spsre time. 27

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STAFF Is Responsible for General MARTHA REA BANKSTON Taking part in outdoor tports, etpecially fithing. Mr». Bankston ta our attendancr sccrrtary. Shc waa trained in aecretarial akilla at Meadow ' a Draughon Butinras Col- lege. HAZEL S. BROUSSARD Enjoying bridge, booka, golf, and her garden in her leisure time, Mra Brouaaard keepa the booka and recorda In the front office. She haa attendrd both Louiaiana Col lege and Alexandria Businets College. MARIAN MrFERREN Helping our prinripal run Byrd ia a taak Mrs. MrFrrreo carriea out while acting aa Mr. Duncan’a aec- retary in Office 101. She alao aida atudrnta by trnding tranacripta to the rolleges of their choice. A JUANITA NISSEN Liating reading. bowling, and water akiing aa her maia ootaide in- tereata, Mra. Niaaen aenrea aa achool registrar and aecretary. She at- trnded Draughon ' a Buainraa College for her aecretarial training. Mrs. Hazel Broussard, school bookkeeper, ig assisted by office Mary Williams and KrUty Kennedy. who have given up their study helpers Jamie Jennings and Cherry Moseley in checking Mudent halls to work in the office, check out students. schedules. The rafeteria enters into the spirit of Go West Day with its gaily decorated walls and westem dressed cu tomers. A floor show is given at lunch to entertain the cowboys and cowgirls. 26

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BUSINESS EDUCATION In Mrs. Nell Spink’s Business English clase, Karen Yoder files test papers given to her by Suaan Stuckey ancl Judy Jaudon. Members of Mrs. Edna Morgan’s lypewriting class prepare to take a test in an effort to increase their speed and accuracy. Eyes on books, bookkeeping students work diligently on their practice sets. DAISY DODSON TrewureT ot the Teachere’ Credit Union and »pon or of the Firet Aid Room, Mr . Dodton teeche Office Prectice and he «n A.B. degree from Loui inn« Polytechnic Inatitute nd Univertity of Colorado. DAISY ISCETT Mr«. Isgett i a graduate of Loubi- ana Polytechnic Inatitute where he wa» awardrd a Bachelor of Science degree. Well-liked by her atudent . he teachea Typewriting I in Room 109. EARLtNE JORDAN Awarded B.A. and M.A. degrcra from Louiaiana Polytechnic Inati- tute and Ceorge Peabody School, Mr . Jordan teache Shorthand. She spends her leiaure time reading. playing bridge, and listening to muaic. EDNA MORCAN Co sponsor of the Future Teacher Club, Mr . Morgan teache Type- writing I at Byrd. Shc wa awarded a Bachelor of Art degree and graduated from Northwe tem State College. 28