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

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Timin was an important faclor in doing a perfonmnct 1 beftrn thr gamc. Entrrtainmrnt at thr arncs was onr of the band’s many duties. The ( heerleaders imitated triek-or-treaters“ in the skit before the BTW game on Halloween night. Mike Huble and David (toodroe presented Mattie Coolev with a High Life Christmas stoeking. 17

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BYRD, WE STAND TO HONOR THEE The activities of Bvrd High School ar ‘ as varied as the individuals who tak( | art in them. Bvrd High School has an impressive list of aetivities only beeause of the great enthusiasm and conduet of its students. Go West Dav is an event celebrated eaeh year on the day of the Fair Park game. On this special oecasion Bvrd turns into a western town with everyone dressing as eowboys. Then there is Basketball Day when the stu- dents earry out the theme chosen for that year. This year Gator Hunt Week was added. During this week students partici- pated in spirit boosting aetivities for the Captain Shreve game. Jackets are truly for- tunate that they can be a part of the unii|ue- ness of Byrd’s many splendid activities. The football boys awaited their breakfast whieh was an annual eveni for the Woodlawn game and was provided bv the Pep Scpiad A Byrd student took advantage of the coke and candy maehines whieh were provided for the students in their study hall rooms. Eric Johnson, Connie Hancock. Anne Butcher and Charlie fisher entertan ed Jackets for Go West Da .

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Visiting the park, where manv activities were performed every day, are: Jane Sullivan, President, Red Cross; Wvatt Light- foot, President, Interact; Nvle Politz, Vice-President, Student Council; Becky Guess, Editor, GUSHER: Bobby Graef, President, Drama Club; and Les Watkins, GUSHER Editorial Staff.