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

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Dedicated to the Future For it iad.ifej Wvery Jfe of Life. InitM brief r.ourse ' lie all dh Realitie of ur Ex y of Ac of Gro idor of ler of a Drea nd Tom nly a Vis jt Today d makes The Sple The Worl )r Veste day is bul n, very eam oWHappiness, Yester i. i nd ever MTomorrpw--a Vjs on of Hope. ' 7

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Goodbye to the nineteenth century for in 1912 the twentieth was dawning. It was a time of many beginnings,- it was a time when the fij| GUSHjp came into exiswce. The 1962 GUSHER staff in tribute lo the forgotten words p of the first GUSHER would flfee to quote Whose songs gushed from his heart, As showers from the clouds of summer, Ortears from the eyelids start. nd so, gentle eader, since we are A the ' humbler poets, and this is our first afempt to issue an annual, be kind in your criticisrjn and look only for the gcod. And now, in closirA, the Editorial staff of THE GUSHER wfches success to the Editorial staffs of all ime to come. May THE GUSHER becon e the leading High School annual in the State—nay, may Its fame spread Jver the whole South carrying every Ar ere the report of the wondrous achievements of the Shrevejjort High School. When it has eacheci these dizzv heights of success w will j Bt to W ' with pride and say, We TOunders of THE GUSH- ER. Remembering the Past i

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With spring in the air and a new sport rolling into view, the baseball team began its after school practices. Warming up, Dave Hagli and other members of the team await one such practice. Glory Perfecting a graceful jack- knife dive, Judy Smith practiced as a part of Byrd ' s swimming team. As spirits flew high d hopes were se. on sc.lping fhe Indians, Byrds team raced on.o .he field. Our desires were fulfilled and hearts set aglow as the Ja § rs ' last game of the season ended with a Turkey Day victory.