Gusher 2001

452 Pages·2001·165 MB·English

by  Yearbook editorial staff

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C.E. Byrd High 'chool
3201 Line Avenue
Shreveport. LA 71104
Phone: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
Enrollment: 1.874
RDS
Volume 87
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• The Munchie$. rresh
Huge
man .Julia Glorioso buys
Shock Tarts at concessions.
Glorioso says. "Byrd is a very big
~chool. but it is very easy to get
around. I feel the more people
we have. the more we tend to
intimidate other schools. Due to
the large number of students.
the concessions are sold on each
floor of every building by the
Academy students.
• Weighing It 6ut. Fresh
men Emily Pizzolato and
Keshia Ashley weigh differ
ent objects on the triple beam
Strict
balance in Mr. Harris 9th grade
physical science clas~. Ashley
sayc;, ·!like science because we
get to perfonn various experi
ments. and it helps us to under·
stand the lesson." Science clas~es
at Byrd are more often hand~ on
to help student<; learn better.
• Stat$ Be ~igure$. Junior
Dock Voorchies checks his
homework anc,wers in Ms.
Campbell's <;tatistics class.
Voorhies says, "stathtics i'> a
hard class. but I keep busy
Busy becau~e T abo take trig. !'he
classec; are difficult. hut I always
manage to do well in both."
Statistics is a class for
junior~
and seniors. The class focuses 011
probablity and other c;tatistical
matters.
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·!lolly. Kourtnry and I wrre trying to revivr thr cla'>sic
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Puritan look. but obviou ll, it didn t Ccltch on like\\'<' had
hoped 1t would." Alexa Davb II
l\1y senior year l1<1s !wen gn'cll' 1\1',' dcls'>es c1re great. LEG
l'"P<'< iallv phy. .. JC<, we havl' lt•drtWd d lol cllld the (IdS<; is
fun Russell Stuart. IJ
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:\ h> <1m I tlw gu\''> try to color ourst'l\'t''> ( ort'\'l'ty g<1nH'. \\'l•
love to -.IHl\\' ou r-,pi rit for Byrd ,md our <lwt•sonw nnt-.tlt•s'
Dcclne Posey II
'Being out on tlw f1dd is <1lot of pn•ssun•. \\'<'try n•,lll\' h<1rd to
do out lw'>t but sonwtinws it t<lkt•s the I OllD
mott\'<ltion from Co<1d1.' LB. .J eter, II
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'We workNI n'ally hc1rd to build the r\rt Club noal. It \\'clS a lot of hard
work. but it wc1s a <;LKcess in the end. We had a blast doing it!"
C.~e"lrrie Nichob 12
'J'o!'IJt'ing only a freshman.! have lecunNI cl great deal on Gu.,!Jer staff I am
stc1rting to like designing senior ads. I get to lw creative on the computer·
Ashley Sholar. 9
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• Shining Bright.
Junior Jacob Kerr
smile to the crowd as his
float pa es by on the track
Kerr says. "Byrd is a great
school. There is something
about it that make..; rne say
Pride
I'm proud to go to Byrd.
Byrd tand out from other
chools because of the
uplifting spirit of tudents.
• S'f:NI6'RS!. Senior
Me lis a Hall yells out
the battle cry at the Shreve
pep rally. Hall ay . The
rivalry between Byrd and
Shreve i very crucial. We
are always hype and ready
to beat them!· fhe traditon
of wearing and decorating
the chool in camo started
many years ago when
T ditQ il/\ Shreve became our rival.
l~j •S-P-I-'R-I-'1'! enior
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.I_ Courtney Crain and
Katherine
Rosbottom cheer on the
ideline at a football game.
Crain ays, "I love to cheer at
the gamec; because it gets the
crowd pumped about
winning the garne. Cheer
leaders keep the crowds
yelling o it will pump up the
players in the game.
• Gator Gum.bo. Fresh
man Erica Osburne
holds her Yellow Jacket
pillow as she yells for Tony
Live at Five on Channel12.
Osburne says, Waking up so
early was hard. but it didn't
top me from creaming my
heart out!" Channel12 chose
to have a pep rally at Byrd
where many students came
to cheer on the football
player for the hreve game.
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