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

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PELICAN GIRLS Barbara Hood Ann Hungerbeeler Marjorie Eubank Mary Lou Bain Joyce Brugier Mary Alice Tompkins Margaret Young Sue Parker Patsy Brennan Ann Vickrey Dixie Daniels Barbara Robinette PELICAN STATE Recommended by the faculty and chosen by the Junior ciass, a limited number of dele- gates are sponsored each year by Shreveport’s leading civic organizations. Convening in Baton Rouge, they meet with representatives from high schools all over the state to follow a program planned by the American Legion and designed to acquaint young people with the functions of their government. PELICAN BOYS Holly Mitchell Morris Sneed Bobbee Brown James Murphy Dean Calcote Millard Allen Tanne Bryant Robert Saldich Fair Colvin John Leimbrook Jack Courtney Conrad Cummings Sammy Jack Rains

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First row: Mildred Garza, Betsy Mathews, Nancy McGregor, Annette Wright, Dorothy Sham- burger, Mary Abney, Martha McGuffin, Judy Moore, Martha Settles and Lila Wallace. Second row: Nelwyn Holt, Pat Leigh, Shirley Carroll, Alma Stevens, Sallye Baillio, Joan Walcott, Sylvia Smith, Jo Ellen Vernon, Cookie Fowler, Patsy Brewer, Mary Evelyn Markham. Third row: Shirley Perry, Dollie Sloane, Betty Gowan, Gayle Tay- lor, Charline Comrato, Joanne Zaenglein, Jo Ann Tuminello, Connie Westergard, Susan Rich- ards, Doris Benoit, Marilyn Wil- lis, Carolyn Webb. Fourth row: Sylvia McKeithen, Kathleen Thigpen, Bertha La Borde, Betty Dunning, June Sowell, Elizabeth Biggs, Frances Webster, Genevieve Palmer, Ruth Wheeler, Jo Ann Collins, Martha Gillen, Jo Anderson. GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB At present there is a greater demand for music among girls than among boys. For this reason there is a Girls’ Glee Club, which has proven very capable and has participated in the Thanksgiving Assembly, the large Christmas Assembly, and numerous other programs. Originated to serve those with lesser interest and ability the B choir learned music to serve their own pleasure. However, they learned so rapidly and well they are now a performing choir on their own merit and participate in numerous assemblies for everyone’s pleasure. B” CHOIR HENRY J. WAGNER Director First row: Bobby Parker, David Hill, Ronald Sands, Edward Day, Ray Stuart. Marvin Crain, Buddy Bickham, Raymond McFadden, Wesley Sharp, Cedil McCIaskey, Billy Ray, Carl Morgan, Claude Ray, Robert Anderson. Second row: Mary Francis Pot- ter, Julia Bateman, Ann Brerne, Carold Thomas, Billie Turnage, Clarice McDaniel, Janice Mc- Daniel, Judy Jackson, Elaine Tay- lor, Leote Seors. Third row: Nita Brock, Connie Robertson, Helen Seagers, Jan- ice Hines, Fay Parker, Virginia Calaway, Betty McCaa, Patsy Herring, Vilafage Worsham, Joyce Brugier, Becky Gray. Not shown: Bonnell Wolking, Lucille Ricks, Lena Hunter, Carl Morgan, Donald Owens, Mary Wallace. T wenty-eight iiliiilSifflij

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PHYSICA Keep those lines straight! The Byrd Physical Education Department trains students in teamwork and good sportsmanship. The participants not only are taught the fundamentals and techniques, but also learn to enjoy the games. The schedule emphasizes health habits by the study of hygiene and first aid, while developing physical fitness. It’s a tie! Will she make it? Thirty