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

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Together Students and Faculty Reached Goals Inside Byrd each person has his own delegated responsibilities. Since the greatest portion of activity at school occurs in the classroom, the most important duties are delegated to the student, whose objective is to learn, and to the faculty, whose objective is to teach. Through various offices which Byrd students hold, their responsibili¬ ties increase, as does their influence over the rest of the school. Through wise use of influence, whether over a large organization or over only a small group, Byrd students are united by working together for common goals. Dr. Rose Fitzgerald and Mrs. Norma Darr dis¬ cussed techniques in teaching reading material. Paul Defatta used the intercom system each morning to tell students and faculty needed information. Lynn Skipworth presented Captain Shreve’s Phillip Harder a trophy for humorous interpretation at the tour¬ nament hosted by the Byrd Speech Department. 6 GUSHER

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Activities.16 Organizations.30 Athletics.92 R.O.T.C.156 Music.176 Faculty.190 Honors.224 Classes.250 Advertising.326

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Mrs. Mary Ann Minors concern in her direction of her stu¬ dents exemplified the dedication of Byrd’s faculty. Portraying Haughton cheerleaders were Thomas Woodley, Wayne Homza, Henry Hunsicker. Alan Mason. Mike Sealey. and Tracy Bor¬ den. Wayne Homza as Jacketman brightened many assem¬ blies and boosted Byrd spirit. BYRD —50 Years 7