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

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Seniors Bailey, Bill Peppy, brainy, practical too, There's simply nothing Bill can't do. Bains, Calvin To great heights he'll aspire, He's a studious chap we all admire. Baker, William Lloyd With a smile you can't forget, He has won all he's met. Bancroft, Billy Very kind and nice is Billy, Always smart and never silly. Barkley, Katherine Though shy and retiring, To others, quite inspiring. Barnett, James In life's game, He has a high aim. Barton, Bill Another debater, quite smart, Who also possesses a very kind heart. Bell, Carolyn A pretty Senior quite petite, Hair in place, clothes quite neat. Bentz, George George believes in playing fair, And never fails to take a dare. Berry, Frank To school no longer shall I go; No, no, a thousand times, no. Beseler, Ferne Always full of pep and cheer, Feme's a darling, and a dear. Best, Bobby A very sweet girl is Bobby, And studying seems to be her hobby. Bettis, Lucille Always loyal to the end, A friend, when you need a friend. Bissell, Ventrice In every way she's all right, Ventrice is a girl we all like. Black, Ed Whether at study or at play, He is happy and bright all day.

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Seniors Abney, Frances She's a pleasure to have near, With a smile so lull of cheer. Abramson, Fannye Wavy hair, eyes so bright, A disposition that's always right. Adams, Morris A youth light-hearted and content, For work he was never meant. Adkisson, Carolyn Always full of pep and cheer, Carolyn is such a dear. Adsit, Virginia Sweet as dew, sweet as honey, Always bright, and always sunny. Aldridge, Earl In this school, I did dwell, But now, thank heaven, farewell. Allen, Louise A dark-eyed lass with host of friends, Louise knows how to meet all odds and ends. Allums, Billy Mims As a debater, he's seldom beat, But when he is, he can take defeat. Alston, Billy Payne He is as smart as smart can be, With lots of personality. Angle, Perry We guarantee you that Perry From his lessons never will tarry. Anisman, Arthur A famous man he's sure to be, If you'll only wait and see. Armistead, Charles Chuck'' he is called, Because he's quite tall. Arthur, Macaulay A more pleasant boy than he, We may never, never see. Arthur, Robbie Ever a friend, always a friend, Robbie will be to the end. Bagley, Lois Many a person she can beguile, Because she knows v hen to smile.

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Seniors Blanchard, Marion She's cute, and she's sweet, In fact, Tootsie's mighty hard to beat. Bush, Kathryn Small in size, great in mind, A sv eeter maid you'll never find. Blum, Harold 'Cause his manners are so very grand, We all know he's a gentleman. Bodenheimer, Elias He's short and almost tat, Always ready for a chat. Bodenheimer, Gloria Sparkling brown eyes, a cheery smile, She'll stay happy all the while. Boggs, Adelaide Light blonde hair, eyes quite brown, This sweet girl never wears a frown. Boggs, Beryl With a smile you can't forget, She has won all she's met. Bost, Lorraine With virtues too numerous to tell. She's one we love so very well. Bowlin, Lurline A girl with manners so sincere. A girl who always fills others with cheer. Brown, Edward Everyone in Byrd must admit, As class president, he's really a hit. Brown, Laura Laura with her brown eyes Produces many masculine sighs. Brown, Lucille Smiling, peppy, and quite sweet, Lucy's very hard to beat. Brown, Margaret Nell Everyone says that Margaret Nell Is a girl that is truly swell. Brown, Martha She'll find a v ay or make one, That's the way her battles are won. Brooks, William Good work he does, A student he was.