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Opposite Page: Top: The sounds of silence, felt by every student at Byrd, were reflected in many places around the Shreveport-Bossier area. Middle Left: With silent respect, members of the military folded the flag at the end of the day. Bottom Left: The halls of C. E. Byrd reflected the silence at the end of the school day. Bottom Right: Lauren Fillet whispered a secret to Fernando Munoz. Bottom: Lance Rist, Tom Bittick, and Billy Roussell relaxed for a moment of silence during the football luncheon. Sounds of’77 9
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The halls of C. E. Byrd were filled with many silences. A silence was felt by every student at least once during the day, whether in assembly during prayer, in the halls, or in the library. These sounds of silence had a palpable reality. One might have found a person in class by himself taking time out to read a book, or one might have found the silence of respect as Dr. Shaw spoke to the student body. This same silence might have been felt during the posting of the colors or at the end of the day after the students had left to go home. For whatever reason, the sounds of silence were a reality to each and every student as a pan of C. E. Byrd High School. . . . of Silence, 8 GUSHER
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Top Left: The cheerleaders presented a special cake to the football team at lunch. Top Right: Portraying Barney Fife, Scott Politz gave a pep talk to the football team during the Key Club skit. Bot tom Left: Hanging over the gate to the football practice field was the sign made by Leo Club. Bottom Right: Ending the Go West Day Assembly, Stingerettes joined in singing We Are Jackets.” Opposite Page: Top: Football co-captains Billy Roussel and Craig Gilliam, proudly representing their teammates, waited for the ref¬ eree ' s call of the toss. Bottom Left: A sign of school spirit was the football team’s locker room, decorated by the Pep Squad. Bottom Right: Art Club students diligently worked on backdrops which were used in the LASC Convention. 10 GUSHER
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