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

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USHERS JOHN BOGAN Oh how he loves the women. EVERETTE BONNETTE I would rather be sick than idle. TED BOUNDS Patience is bitter but its fruit is sweet. MARIEN BOYD What I was, am, and always will be. DAVID BRANDT A little pleasure now and then is relished by the wisest men. MILDRED ERES Let not books interfere with pleasure. BEATRICE BRITT Never let your studies stop your dates. JOHN BROCATO Why study all the time. CHARLES BROCK The victory of success belongs to him. ANNIE Rt Til BROWN Better than all treasures that in books are found. Page twenty-six

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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

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ANNIE BROWNSTEIN Quiet everywhere but in class. CULLEN BROWNING A spring of joy that faileth never. OTIS BROYLES Men of few words are best. VANIE BURNS Something attempted something done. ANNIE MAE BURT Talk, talk, how one girl can talk. MARY BUSH She's loving and true and a good sport too. BILLIE CAMPBELL At break of day Billie discovered that she had dan ted the nigh • away. ORVILLE CAMPBELL Goodness first, last and always. BEATRICE CANTINE Her eyes are mirrors to her soul. CHARLES CARLETON Do as I do Ln these dangerous days.