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“Everybody’s Favorite Darling” While Ginger Kramer was busy dressing Chris Fer- Barbara Sue Pickett watched as a participant attempted to win a prize in the Garter Throw. guson. Mattie Cooley and David Mauroner also pre- pared for the Beauty Contest. Mrs. Gayle Brooke ancl Patsy Ogletree dressed Robert Glass for the Swim- suit Competition. 21
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A Successful CARNIVAL Preceded Everyone’s Favoritc Darling was thc thcm ‘ of the annual Byrd High Pep Squad’s Peep Show, held September 14 in the Byrd gym. The skit, written hy Jan Middleton and Melanie Jouctt, was a beauty j)ag »ant with the football players as contestants. Queen” Jimmy Harrison refused to relinquish his crown at the end of the pageant to the new Evervone ' s Favorite Darling.” Preceding the Peep Show was a carnival also sponsored by the Pep Squad. A variety of booths, w ith everything from the Pie Throw to a Spook House, entertained the large crowd which attended the Carnival. The booths were organized and supervised by Drum Corps members with help from the juniors and sen- iors. Ginger Lenoir’s Candle Squirt Booth won the prize for being the most original and best- decorated. Profits showed that this year’s Car- nival and Peep Show were extremely suceess- ful. Pep Squaders looked on as a contestant struggled for the prize money atop the greased pole. Queen” Jimmy Harrison posed for photographers. Mrs. Mary Williams made a hig splash in the Dunkin ' Booth when the fatal hall hit the target. 20
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Jacket Spirit, As Presented In Playing an important part in thr life of Byrd High studrnts were the numerous pep rallies. During these pcp rallies, the eheerleaders led the student hody in eheers and presented hu- morous skits. Lively music by the Byrd hand added rhythm to the pep rallies. The pep rallies promoted school spirit, hoosted team morale, and provided a time for the students to express their enthusiasm for their school. The spirit exhihited at the games, which orig- inated in these pcp rallies, enabled the Jaekets to win many games. Part of the football team and Pep Squad joined in a chorus line to the sound of We Are Jackets. For the Byrd-Airline game. a before-school pep rally was held. M embers of Shanana,” Clay Robinson, Mac Risinger, and Ted Walton, sang together in the Woodlawn pep rally. 22
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