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

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CARNIVAL and PEEP SHOW The Pep Squad held its annual fund raising Carnival and Peep Show on September 19. Much time and effort went into the activities to make it a success and raise money for use by the Pep Squad. A variety of booths attracted students and children alike to the Carnival to participate in activities such as the Pie Throw, Dart Throw, and the Candle Squirt. Goods were col¬ lected and sold at the White Ele¬ phant Sale and handmade crafts were sold at the Boutique Shop, which was awarded the prize for the best decorated booth. TWo new booths, the Make-Up booth and the Sandwich booth, were added to the variety of activities. Following the Carnival was the Peep Show with the football players and coaches as contestants. Drum Corps members dressed the contestants, while the junior members designed the scen¬ ery. The skit writers were elected by the Pep Squad and the skit was entitled “The Jacket Game?” Cynthia Glass and Susan Despot rushed to set up the Pie Throw booth for the Carnival. Roxanne Lea resisted arrest from a policeman as he and Shirley Grady summoned her to jail. Old faces took on many new looks at the Make-Up booth. 20 GUSHER

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Introduced Jacket Spirit Parents and teachers filled the front hall before the opening assembly on parents night, November 6. Operating on Admiral Byrd. Jeff Marvin. Brian Baker, and Brian Homza pres¬ ented the Orientation Day skit which previewed activities at Byrd. Activities 19

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Were Big “Fun-Raisers” Jacklorettes David Terry, Mike Jones, and Chris Ferguson did their best to win a date and entertain the audience. The Pep Squad officers lead the Stingerettes into the auditorium to watch the peep show entitled, “The Jacket Game.” Activities 21