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

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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.

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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 Bryan, John Life will go on with me, And it together we will see. Burdine, Aline Brown hair, blue eyes, In their depths much wisdom lies. Caldwell, Jacqueline All your troubles she can mend, For she's a dear and loving friend. Caldwell, Jane Many friends she has won, For she's always full of fun. Cameron, Clara Lee Her cheery smile has won us all; We like to answer her every call. Carmichael, Marie A girl with a disposition like Marie Is quite a fete for us to see. Carpenter, Ella Dee Sweeter than sv eet, Neater than neat. Carsen, Helen She smiles at everyone she meets, And her smiles never can be beat. Carter, Ida Marie A capable girl she's been from the start, She'll always be in everyone's heart. Center, Frances A jolly good sport, The best of any sort. Chadick, Virginia Smart, deserving, and a true friend, Destined to succeed in the end. Clary, Gladys A sweet charming person is Gladys Clary, And over her lessons she will never tarry. Clifton, Philip Listen folks, while 1 play, Can't be beat in any way. Cloutier, Leo He's as fine as he can be, Never a better friend will you see. Cobb, Nadine Always happy, always true, Never sad, never blue.