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Some people think honor comes in the form of fame and prestige instead of the form of peace and self-satisfaction. Doing a job well, no matter how small or insignificant, is real honor. True worth is in being, not seeming - In doing, each day that goes by, some little good - not in dreaming of great things to do by and by. OPPOSITE PAGE: This trophy represented one of the many awards won by Byrd High School students. ABOVE LEFT: Debbie Parker, Meg Osetinsky, and Doris Franks, Girls’ State participants, were glad to get home after a long, hard week in Baton Rouge. BOTTOM: Dr. Shaw presented Billy Boswell with the ’’Outstanding Christian Athlete” award. Honors 17
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J l z. and A [i±± ifizz A [ati[ctcL ZJzIjzCe. The highest honors which the GUSHER Staff can bestow upon two individuals are the titles of Mr. and Miss GUSHER. Each year, after careful consideration, the Staff votes for two seniors, excluding senior favor¬ ites and GUSHER Staff members, who they feel have contributed the most valuable services to Byrd. Those elected must have attended Byrd for at least three years and maintained high character values, high academic standards, and other unique qualities associated with those respected by their teachers and fellow students. This year, the GUSHER Staff proudly presents Miss GUSHER, Matilda Tebele, and Mr. GUSHER, David William Manry. In addition to serving as president of the Spanish Club, Matilda maintained the grade average necessary to become a member of the Spanish Honor Society. She was an active member of both the Pep Squad and the Z ' Club. At the end of her junior year, she was [ J cluLcL Witticun A o,rvLij elected to membership in NHS. As a senior, Matilda continued her participation in the Spanish Club. She served as treasurer of the Pep Squad, and she was also honored with the election to the position of secretary of the City Council Z Club. Entering Byrd as a freshman, David served as Student Council representative; as a sophomore he worked as a HIGH LIFE reporter. Membership in Mu Alpha Theta and Art Club were among his activities as a junior. In the spring of his junior year, he was inducted into NHS and Who’s Who Among American High School Students. As a senior, David served as vice-president of Student Council and treasurer of An Club. Placing second in the Poor Man’s Supper Poster Contest and being one of five state PTA Poster Contest winners exemplified his achievement in an. Also, during his senior year, David was a member of Key Club, Science Club, and the newly formed Ecology Club. 18 GUSHER
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