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CE Byrd High School
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Huge congratulations to C.E. Byrd sophomore Anna Lake Watts, who ran a huge personal record of 18:29 on Saturday at the Benton Classic. With that time, Watts becomes the No. 2 All-Time girls XC runner in school history. She trails only Jenna Key’s 17:26 from last season. You can cheer on Anna Lake and the rest of the C.E. Byrd XC team at the District 1-5A Championships at South Bossier Park on Tuesday, Oct. 29! Good luck, Jackets! Sting ‘Em! 💜💛🐝💜💛#AlwaysDeepWithinOurHearts ... See MoreSee Less
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Congratulations Anna Lake!!
Congratulations! She’s amazing!
Great job, Anna Lake‼️
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It was on this day, 30 years ago that C.E. Byrd dedicated the Ravenna Courtyard to C.E. Byrd administrator and Alumni Hall of Fame recipient Charles Ravenna. To know Mr. Ravenna was to love him. Known for his incredible recall for the names of Yellow Jackets both past and present, Mr. Ravenna was one of the kindest people you could possibly encounter at 3201 Line Ave. Even after his retirement from education, Mr. Ravenna continued to make a difference at The City of Byrd and was instrumental in helping to grow the CE Byrd High School Alumni Association. Like the sun shining down on the courtyard today, Mr. Ravenna was a light a on this campus. On this anniversary of the dedication of the Ravenna Courtyard, we remember the namesake--Mr. Charles Ravenna. ... See MoreSee Less
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I was honored to receive the Charles Ravenna award for citizenship, leadership, and academics in May 1990- my senior year at Byrd. Interestingly, on my very FIRST day of high school in August of 1987, Mr. Ravenna passed me in a stairwell and called me by my mother’s maiden name! She had graduated from Byrd 23 years earlier. He NEVER forgot a face or a name.
I graduated in 1962, left Shreveport and didn’t return until 1980. When I saw 👀 him upon my return he remembered who I was .. by name, without hesitation as if we had seen each other the previous day. Grand fellow !!
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