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

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Both old faces and new Began a new year. They entered new classes With anticipation and fear But soon they were settled And activities had begun. They were ready for excitement And a year filled with fun. 6 GUSHER

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Opposite Page: Left: Levin Sewell turned Daphne Lew is’ senior ring for the forty-ninth time. Top Right: What went on behind the GUSHER room door nobody but staff members knew. Bottom Right: A cool friend for hard working students here at Byrd were the fans. Left: Trying to get a quick drink between classes. Mrs. Glenda Harkness forgot about the high spurting foun- tain. Right: Student Council President. Dan Albright, addressed the student body at the first assembly. Bottom Left: Due to the early scheduling of Homecoming, girls resorted to desperate means to get dates to the dance. Trodition '79 5

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Opposite Page: Top Right Mr. George Wilson and Mrs. Phalamae Gray worked to gel the teachers manuals in order. Left: R.O.T.C. marched in perfect unison while carrying the flag. Bottom Right Clap- ping their hands to the music of the hand, many Jackets stood on the bleachers cheering with enthusi- asm. Top Left: Essex Harris demonstrated his superb gymnastic abilities before the crowd at a football game. Right: Leading the Jackets in a cheer. Polly Selber did the “Funky C hicken at the Homecoming game. Bottom Left: Mr. Tony Stickell frequently checked with employers to find job openings for his students. 4 Tradition '79 7