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

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fmguages hours of research and Many study are spent in our library Byrd is proud of its large selection of books and library materials Preparing to practite their debate on .1 tape retorder are Zoe Stewens jams Weinstein Tommy Lohman and Ham Dehan Panel discussions play an important part in the actixities of a Sen ior English class And there are always more homework assignments to be copied I N Hill The meaning and construction of Latin sentenfes .ire heing This ,lunii-r English tliss is :ut-ning Vrattitt- .mtl instruction explained to this Latin class hy one of the students. in the ttvrrett manner ot i'e.1ding.ilwi1tl. f S

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li. The camera catches Marcra Borroughs Harr1et Cmn johnny Ixfdftlfl and Clmt McAl1ster four Latm students xwrxung, thc1r hurnuxork sentences on the hoard for class LX'lII'llI'I3fl0I'l Englzsb and Forezgn One of the most 1mportant courses for use 1n our exeryday l1fe IS the study ot the Engl1sh language Graduat10n from Byrd H1gh requ1res four un1ts of Enghsh Gomg hand 1n hand wlth Enghsh IS the study of fore1gn languages Offered at Byrd are Spamsh Lat1n and French The ab1l1ty to speak and master our curncular act1v1t1es are connected w1th thrs course 0? 7 Sur MARGARET SI-IILLB B A R 'N Enghsh MARGEE SANDERS IRMA ROBINSON M A I 1t1n B A Enghsh Ed1t11r11l Staff Cwusher Qu1ll and Scroll Lou er Latm Imrum L ,K 5 lam am MARGARET T AT L M SADIE H ARBROL GI-I ANNE YEARXVOOD MARIE TI-IERESE LEBLANC B M A French Cercle Iranca1s 15 LI CILLF KING IcCOOK A M A Eng 15h X Iccns 53 S' ANNA McGRAXW AB Engl1sh CLEO MOHR BA Fngehsh Future 'Nurses Club MARGAREI' MOOD M A S1 an1s Los M1yores jo PARDL E 0. ISI A Eng lS jumor Red Cross B A Engllsh Y Tum B A M A Enghsh Spamsh os 4 Vecmos .lf .A,. . .3 , A X Q . . 'Ky 8' 7 ESM' . . . A I I ii - .B,. . ,L lt . 1 '-1. N. language correctly is taught in a speech course. Many extra- 'P- . .3 . ' ' ' . 'J' xx is I f TQ? A X I I I A.B., . .1 -1 ' . . .1 ' ' , ' I . ., .1'.: ' . B.A.. . .g w 'h, as f Y Q ' . W . AQ 23 A - fx - B.A.. . .1 1' 11, l . xx . i X s 1 x , , ,- ..g ... .4 1 1. A.B.g ' , L 4

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6 , ,3 ,,,. V in Q, f , , .fig , MATTIE GRAY DOROTHY BARNES VIRGINIA CHADICK SAM j. MARANTO BERNICE PHIPPS RALPH XX'II,LIAM BROXYX COX B.A.g Civics. junior BA.. M,A.: Civics. B.A.. M.A.: American VVIDEXER. JR. B.A.. ME.: American AB.. MA.: History. Red Cross. History. Lost and BA.. M.A.: Civics, De- History and Civics, Found. bate. Boys' Debate. Gayarre Histo ry Club. Social Sciences One of the most interesting departments is that of the social science. dealing with the present, past, and future history. Courses offered are Civics, World History, and Ameri- can History. These subjects are of major importance because they create an appreciation of our past history and an interest in our present history. ew V - a A M 7 4 man i ' ' f,.1.. vllwv, ' F ,. -5 5-it E -.m::An .,V,,,V L 4 A I ni: ' T Pupils give reports on famous men in history, On the board are projects of the classes. The American History project shown here is a tele- vision set with a program on the pilgrims. Charles Murrey points out Spain on the map for his history class. ... Driving Safety on the highways is very important. The driving students get the right instruction as they learn through books and through driving itself. A person passing this courselin driving has the right experience and learning. MELVIN ROY GRAVES , , BA Drivin Pupils not only learn how to drive a 8 car in their lessons, but also learn about the mechanics of a car.