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i ' lazC Uom [ovltzxi In recognition of one senior boy and one senior girl who have exhibited outstanding qualities, the GUSHER Staff each year honors two individuals with the titles of Mr. and Miss GUSHER. These stu¬ dents, who are chosen by the staff after careful con¬ sideration, must have maintained high standards in the areas of character, academics, and leadership while attending Byrd for at least three years. Senior Favorites or GUSHER Staff members are not eligible to receive this honor. It is with much pride that the 1980 GUSHER Staff presents Mr. and Miss GUSHER, Carl Tom Flowers and Lisa Marie Guin. In her four years at Byrd, Lisa has been a valuable asset. As a sophomore, she became an active “Z” Club member, a HIGH LIFE reporter, treasurer of the Latin Club, and a member of the tennis team. In her junior year, Lisa added membership in Drug Sense, the HIGH LIFE Business Staff, and the Pep Squad to her participation in Latin Club and “Z” Club, which she served as vice-president. She also dedicated time to Key Club as a swe etheart. During zA {azL£ (f uLn the spring of her junior year, she was inducted into National Honor Society and Quill and Scroll, and she was chosen as an alternate to Louisiana Girls’ State. As a senior, Lisa served “Z” Club as secretary and continued to participate on the HIGH LIFE Ad Staff, in Latin Club, and as a Key Club Sweetheart. Tom has dedicated many hours of service to Byrd in his three years as a Jacket. During his sophomore and junior years, Tom played in the C. E. Byrd High School Orchestra. His musical talents were further exhibited in his participation in the Little Country Band. Tom, and the other members of the band, pro¬ vided entertainment on Go West Day for thyee years by playing in the courtyard. The Little Country Band also performed in the Byrd Talent Show when Tom was a sophomore and a junior. In his senior year, Tom became involved with Key Club and was elected to be the senior board member. He also added mem¬ bership in Mu Alpha Theta and the tennis team to his other activities. 18 GUSHER
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