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We Are the Jackets As each person at Byrd had his own unique personality, the colo¬ nists of Revolutionary America each carried his own interests and identity. Whether he was a patriot burning for separation, or a loyal¬ ist waiting for reunion to mother England, each colonist expressed his feelings through his own indi¬ vidualism. By combining their separate skills and ideas, the early revolutionaries produced a most effective plan that was as shocking to the eyes of the world as it was effective in changing the lives of its inhabitants. By this same method of uniting many talents and forces into one, Byrd con¬ tained the great spirit that can come only from the heart of the individual.
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Top Left: Tommy Anthony showed individual leadership by serving as Senior Class President, 76. Top Right: Benjamin Franklin, one of America ' s Founding Fathers, was an independ¬ ent individual. Bottom Left: Richard Barham refreshed many work-worn students by working in the GUSHER-Pep Squad Sippy Hut. Bottom Right: Susan Moody rode her bicycle to school to help remedy the overcrowded parking lot. Opposite Page: Top: Dean Sandifer promoted school spirit by being an active leader of the ' 76 Byrd Basketball Squad. Bottom Left: Senator Bennett Johnston spoke to the returning class of 49 at their reunion. Bottom Right: Cory Pabody, Mike Reno, Greg DeFatta and Mike McCloud learned speech skills in Mr. Ray¬ mond Rodger’s speech class. 4 GUSHER
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DETERMINATION. The Library of Canttrtu Thomas Jefferson made the rough draft at left of the Declaration of Independence, The changes, mostly by Benjamin Franklin, were few, but each made the Declaration more forceful On July 2. 1776, Washing¬ ton wrote. The time is now near at hand which must probably determine whether Americans are to be Freemen or Slaves ’’ Two days later, the Congress voted for Independence. The scene is shown above in a painting by Robert Edge Pine and Edward Savage, done In 1785. Top: A painting done in 1785 depicted the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Bottom Left: Members of the An Club proudly displayed their Bicentennial Calendar. Bottom Right: Delegates to Pelican State were determined to honor their school. Opposite Page: Top: The football team, determined to have a winning season, practiced long hours dur¬ ing the summer. Bottom Left: Members of the GUSHER staff worked diligently to meet their dead¬ lines. Bottom Right: Rusty White, a loyal Jacket, worked the lighting for all the assemblies. 6 GUSHER
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