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

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The World of PeopU jmtvps as the harkhone of the dty of Bvrd. Hepresentatives of this world are George Nelson, Vice President of Key Club; Lan DeGeneres, President of ”7T Chib; Jerrv Greengus, Vice President of Student Council; Marv Alice Miller, As o iate Editor of GCSHER; Greg HemlitTt, Pre»i Jent of Red Crofts; Brenda W hite, President of Pep Squad; Jimmv Howell, President of Interact. 18

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THE WORLD OF Jaces WE WILL NEVER FORGET ' Faces are what make the worldgo round. ” Thit is very true in the i uiivene of Byrd, for the Worid of Faces is the most prominent and the largest sphere of the universe. Its components include the faculty, administration, and students. The other worlds of Byrd are completely dependent upon the Faces. One might compare ittothe sun, for the sun supplies the radiance and energy necessary forthe lifeof the other planets as does the World of Faces supply the hasis of life for the other three worids. Upon glancing at this world, one sees a group of people, but upon a close examination he discovers 1400i n dividuals with their own distinct personali- ties, abilities, andgoals. Visiting a classroom, one would see thirty different types of faces, each with his own expression. There ore some that are the leaders, others the foUowers, sorne the studious, others the fun loving, some the quiet, others the boisterous. AU these go together to make the interesting and complex World of Faces. 17

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Students Are Inspired by Principal MR J. H. DUNCAN B.A. Trinity [Jnivnrsity M.A. Texas l’niversity Mr. Dunran efficiently handles srhool problems and supervises schocd activities, yet he is one in authoritv who clearly shows that he also has understanding. He exer- cises g(xxl judgement and a sense of fairness as he deals with the teachers and students. Popular with all the students, Mr. Duncan’s presence before an assembly never fails to bring a heartv round of applause. Maintaining his faith in youth, he supports the students’ efforts, successful or unsuccessful. He is pres- ent at each game and outdoes the cheerleaders in yelling for the team. Showing his enthusiasm, Mr. Duncan made several trips to Bvrd toward the end of the summer to boost the spirit of the Pep Squad. Being just as active in the world of aeadcmics,’ , he provides an atmosphere that spurs Byrdites on to seholastic success, making the Citv of Byrd well known for its achievements on the scholastic field and on the athletic field.” BeciiMe of Muw Jrm Malone ' s active scrvices Mr Duncan, handing out the National M rit Grtificalo, diacovers that even thoi h Bvrd is decreased in toward Bvrd, the P.T.A. awarded her a lifelong population the brain-power still remains strong. meinbership which was presented by Mr. Duncan.