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

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Challenge of Life Dreams of graduation quickly approached reality for the 1967 Senior. As this prominent day came into view, we found our thoughts often scanning the past. This reminiscence brings into the mind visions of victorious celebrations and into the heart the pride instilled when eyes looked upward to gaze on our waving symbol of victory. Our thoughts also carry us back to the first day at the mighty Byrd and how quickly that power called spirit in- vaded our minds and hearts. We are reminded of the growth in experience and knowledge that came to us through Byrd. For these experiences we are thankful. For the knowledge we shall always be indebted. To the future we must now look. Our experience must now be employed, and our knowledge tested. Our journey in life will lead us in many directions, but never more down the halls of Byrd. Our lives shall soon be filled with many more experiences and new ideas, but never shall they become so numerous as to crowd our remembrances of this, our school, from our mind. N ' . %S Z ... iSm v ‘ Craduation—the obtainment of a vital goal.

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And Embark on the Byrd Students, the foundation of Byrd’s strength, gather in the gym for the Fair Park assembly. Research serves as a method of solving the challeng- ing questions of our world. PhySics afforded students like Glenn Bums the opportunity to do reseaxch.

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Transportation has always been an integral part of all citizens Of Byrd. The transfonna- tions tn travel have had to be progressive to keep pace with the demands of students over tbe years. Renecting on the way travel has advanced since the days of the early trains are six Seniors representing some of the school v s organizations. 28