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

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CLASS D THIRTY F MAUDELLA BUCHANAN Her face betokens all things dear and good. She always does things as she should. SARAH BURGE A girl who is pretty, sweet and clever. One who will be your friend forever. NORMAN BURNETT Why worry-life is too short! I prefer things of a different sort. BEATRICE BURNS She is happy, cheerful and bright, All around her is filled with delight. HELEN BURROW Sunshine reflects in her smile, Sweet and genfle all the while. J EFF BURTON A good disposition is like a sunny day, Keeps worry and clouds away. BILLIE CADY Everyone knows shels dependable. Everything about her is commendable. EDNA RUTH CALDWELL Will give more pleasure than jewels and gold, A friendship that was never bought Uf sold NORMA CALDWELL Shels gentle and shejs shy, But there's mischief in her eye. EDWARD CAMPBELL A friend when you need a friend Will be loyal to the end. GRACE CAMPBELL She is short and almost fat, Always ready for a chat. . FERNE CARLTON Sweetness, beauty, peace of mind, These things are in her combined. JACK CARRUTH just a wondering all day long, What to do when school days are gone. VIRGINIA ROSE CASON She will smile her way through life, Always avoiding trouble and strife. CECILE CASSITY Possessor of those clear brown eyes, Frorn which the laughter never dies. l291

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NANCY BLOOMER Quiet, gentle, still sweeter. Don't know her? Better meet her. ALLINE BODDIE Small in size, great in mind, A sweeter maid, you,ll never find. BETH BOLINGER Prudent, quiet, and ever right, Always smiling and always bright. CLARENCE BOLINGER He has no time to fret and pout, 'Cause he,s always on his paper route. MARJORTE BOONE Good to look at, better to know, All her friends say it is so. LILA BOOTH Such a darling, such a dear, Always full of pep and cheer. BESSIE BOURGEOIS A quiet influence she exerts, And never a thing she'd say would hurt. FLORENCE BOURGEOIS Some talk some, some talk neverg But she like a brook, goes on forever. SHELTON BOYCE A little nonsense now' and then ls relished by the best of men. HARRY BRANDT As the world goes, so go I, So here we go-the world and I. JANE BRAUNIG Precious possessions are small in size. I For a sweet disposition she takes the prize. MILDRED BRISTER Her big blue eyes are quite alarming, ,Tis true this young lady is very charming. JACK BROSSETTE Why do you ponder and pine, When all your friends are true and fine? BETTY BROWN With purpose high and single aim, She'll walk someday the halls of fame. LILLIAN BRYSON Ever ready, ever gay, To help her friends in every way. l23l SENIOR NINETEEN-HUNDRED

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EDWIN CASTENADO When fun in this world has to stop, Be sure and let my name drop. JERRY CHESTNUTT It is no matter what you do, If your heart is always true. CHARLES CLARK Though you find -him very mild He always greets you with a smile. EDELYN CLARKE Her still tongue bears witness that She possesses wisdom, and great tact. WINSTON CLARK A gay, debonair cavalier, A good catch for this or any year. ELOISE CLEGG With a nature as bright as day, She changes our troubles to blue from gray. JOHN CLINE E Always ready with a witty retortg For a friend-,he,s just the sort. LYNWOOD COBB Worthy of the name gentleman, And all the things for which it sfand MABEL COOK Bright and cheerful as the sun. So she's liked by everyone. WARREN COURTNEY Happy am Ig from care Fm freeg Always ready for fun, you see. BEVERLY COVINGTON Wavy hair and eyes so bright, A disposition that's always right. JOHN ROE CRAWFORD The boy who likes to go to dances, And has many gay romances. DOROTHY CROW A cheery word, a friendly call, A A helpful hand, and a smile for all. JACK CULBERTSON Maybe shy, maybe quiet, But once started, he's a riot. DOLLY CULPEPPER One we like so very well, With virtues too long to tell. O 30 NINETEEN-HUNDR D I 1