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“Excuses” Played at MILITARY BALL The “Excuses” played for the 23rd annual Military Ball which was held in the Municipal Auditorium. The Grand March of all top H.O.T.C. officers in the first brigade was led by C adet Colonel Stephen Key. R.O.T.C. cadets proved there is more to the corps than precision marching. On January 31 the Military Ball was held at the Shreveport Municipal Auditorium for all cadets of the First Brigade, all Shreveport area high schools. Music was provided by the “Excuses” and Fair Park and Woodlawn put on intermission entertainment with a skit on patriotism. Byrd officers and sponsors, with the other schools, were responsible for the decorations in a patriotic theme that turned the audi- torium for a night into a place where military discipline could be lessened and music and laughter were the “order of the day.” 22
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Education, Brotherhood, Patriotism Robin Hood’ft Merry Men Roeky Chalmierft, Bob Minder, and John Payne—took a breather in Sherwood Foreftt, as they pursued the Knight of Woodlawn. Suftie Royal was given the honor ahle label of “tree” in the Ruston assembly. She proved to he an oh- stacle to the fierce Bearcat. Billy Guin, as he rhased Zelda Gunch, alias Cindy Haney. Old Man John Payne looked through his history book of Byrd and explained to Gay Greengus and John O’Hara, with the help of members from their respective artivities, how Byrd works and how students can henefit from the extraeurrirular activities available. Kitty Kickpatriek, Rirk Hawkins. and Susie Royal provided the student body with a humorous insight into the world of com- mercialism. TOP: Rirk hegins the demon- stration with Susie as he proved her hair spray repels the water. MIDDLE: Rick moved over to Kitty to prove her product is inferior. BOTTOM: The point is proven as Produrt X ahsorbs the water into Kitty’s hair. 21
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HOMECOMING Highlighted Football Season Mr. J. H. Duncan crowned Hichie Woodall Home« ' oming queen while standing by her father, Mr. Sidney Woodall. Uatching the reremony are Cindy Haney and Coach Jimmy Harrison’s twins, Pat and Patty. Byrd hand proudly steps out during the half-time performance hon- oring the Homecoming court. Serving with cheerleaders, Phil Watson, Billy Guin, and Steve Adcock during the Homecoming game were Beverly Lofton, Catherine Murrell, and Susie Royle. 23
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