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

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U l0RS Aimed for the Top i wt r e- lesley Cook average. 20 Honors Linda Albright led the junior class with a 4.610 average. g -sn ranked second in her class with a 4.552 Colleen Cookson ranked third in her class with a 4.500 average

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ecognized for Accompli hment Win Treese, a National Merit Semi-finalist, was accepted to the highly acclaimed Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He placed second for the Optimist Award and was a runner-up in the essay contest sponsored by the Loui- siana Bar Association. Angelita Police held the govemment office of Registrar of Voters for a day, a program sponsored by the Optimist Club. Her main recognition, though, lies in R.O.T.C. as she was examined before a review board and elected Brigade Commander. MOTTO: God grant me the serenity to accept the things l cannot change change those l can and the wisdom to know the difference. COLORS: Purple and Gold SONG: Greatest American Hero FLOWER: Yellow Rose PROIECT: Paint a mural with all the senior class names listed. 1 lames Bowen was awarded the Scholar-Athlete Award for 1981 by the North Louisiana Chapter of the National Football Foundation. Henry Hill was elected to the All-State Football Team for his outstanding performance on the football field by the Louisiana Sportswriter's Association. GUSHER 19

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SGPHOMORES Strived to Succeed at L.. .,,,i: Terri Holtby led the sophomore class with a 4.611 average. Tiffany Mason ranked second in her class with a 4.167 average. i 1 51:5 K . 'fwtffive . 1 .. TKT Henry Politz ranked third in his class with a 4.056 average. GUSHER 21