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

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-CC%eGU$HER) 1 FALBA BAEDER A jolly good nature. WERDNA REW BAIRD Quiet and reserved is Werdna Retv. LLOYD BAKER Sensible and kind, a better friend we could not find. DANITA BARNUM A real girl in every way. JOE BARBER Come, follow me and leave the world to its babblings. JOHN ED. BARKER Easy to tackle, but hard to convince. ALICE BARON The mildest manners and gentlest heart. ROBERTA BARTMESS True to her word, her work, her friends. EVA BATCHELDOR The same wherever you see her. EVELYN BEENE We love her for what she is. Page twenty-four

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SAM ABRAMSON First in war, first in peace and first in the “Gusher” J. L. ADAMS One of the few that car always be depended upon. SIDNEY ADGER Friends are more valuable than boo’s. OAKES ALLARDYCE Teach me half 'he knowledge that thy brain must know. PALL ALLEN Everybody likes Fau1. He's a good friend, clever, and full of fun. CLARENCE ALLREAD A true person of sterling worth. RUTH ARNETT A winsome, wee thing is she. KERMIT ARTHUR Men of few words are best. DAVID ASHCRAFT Those who can command themselves, command others. RUTH BABIN Who could be more versatile?

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fR - 2feGUSHER JOHNNIE BECKETT am little but I'm here just the same. BESSIE BELL Her ways are ways oj pleasantness. PARKER BENNETT Studious and eager to learn. GRACE BICKNELL Fair she is and full of grace. MARY BISHOP None can find a truer friend. SAM BICKLEY A demon in football. REW BLACKWELL Few things concern him. MAUDE BLANCHARD So fond of datesy we hare no chance to know her. DAN BLANCHARD He would rather talk to a woman than an angel any day. OLLIE BOATWRIGHT A girl that will succeed where ’ere. she goes. Page twenty-five