Fair Park High School - Sequoyah Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

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Miss Stuclcey and Miss Huggins teach our girls First Aid and Gymnastics. Miss Moore and Miss Palmer talk over Sequoyah busi- ness. Mrs. McClellan makes business men and stenographers out oi boys and girls. Did someone burn something in the Home Ec. Department to cause Mrs. King and Mrs. Hill to laugh? Mrs. Hooks and Miss McElroy BEVERLY STUCKEY B.S., La. Tech. ESTELLE HUGGINS B.S., Peabody College CHRYsr1NE MooRE B.A., Centenary FRANCES PALMER B.A., Centenary OUIDA MCCLELLAN BA., Centenary VIRGINIA KING B.S., L.P.I. BLANCHE Him. B.S., N.T.S.T.C. EOLA P. Rooics B.S., La. Normal MILDRED MCELROY B.S., Texas U. DAVID C. KILLIAN B.A., Western State WALTER H1NEs SIMS B,A., Hardin-Simmonsg B.M., Centenary BESS HuDGiNs Dietitian MRS.. O. W. WIDICK Ass't Cafeteria Manager are the other members ot this department. Two musicians, Mr. Killian and Mr. Sims, tind much in common. Mrs. Hudgins and Mrs. Widick have the important job of keep- ing Fair Park students well ted. Mrs. Olivia Brown, new English teacher at Fair Park whose picture does not appear, holds a BA. from Louisiana State Normal. THE FACULTY Sixteen

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THE FACULTY l-listory and Civics receive a new understand- ing under the capable teaching ot Miss Griggs and Miss Byrne. Mr. Cummins gives his classes an interesting slant on economics While Mrs. Wliitehurst and Mr. King keep busy their attentive classes ot history and typing, respectively. Coaches Schaal, Wil- son, and Prendergast turn out superior ath- CLARA GRIGGS E.A., La. Tech lIllYHA BYHNE BJX., LII. Noniial D. H. CUMMINS B.S., Oakland City Colleqc- M.A., MIIIIIII U. OLIVIA Barr WHITEHIIRST B.A., CTt'I1fPI'lI'1l'Y IAIvIEs KING B.A., Centexitiry R. B. SCIIAAL. BS., Coriteiiaryy MS., L.S.U. ROY M. WILSON B.S., L.S.U. F. H. PRENDEHGAST BS., Alabarxia Tech l.I,IcII.LE B. DAVIS BA., La. Normal Tmvrss S. Nom. B.A., Centenary BONNIE K. BATCIIELOH N.T.S.T.C.y IvI.A., L,S.U. S1-wir: V. YARBROUGII B.A., Centenary HIXIE DAVIDSON BA., La. Normal EDITII BAILEY BARISAS BA., Ciiiteriaryg M.A., L.S.U. LOIIYNI-: MARTIN B.A., Centenary lENNIE loNIas l3.A., La. Normal, M.A., L.S.U. lVlAHTZ-IA LOUISE HUDSON BA., l..II. Normal, M.A., Tulane U. letes. English is made interesting when taught by Mrs. Davis, Mr. Noel, and Mrs. Batchelor. Mrs. Yarbrough and Mrs. Barisas manage the Pow Wow, and Miss Davidson keeps the Dramatic and Speech departments going. Three happy English teachers are Miss Martin, Mrs. Iones, and Miss Hudson.

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THE FACULTY Active in Inany Organizations, Mrs. Sims and Miss Cook also teach Latin and English. Ambitious Fair Park students take foreign languages under Miss Tilly and Miss Hole land. Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Hargrove teach painting, pottery, and crafts. Mr. Smith keeps the school machinery runni g sm oth- ly while Mr. Reeves and Mr. Boone instruct the boys in the use ot hammer, saw, and rule. Miss Connell and Mrs. Monette keep the Office details in order. Mrs. lohns seems pleased to talk Over some bookish matter with Miss Morgan and Miss Kanavel, our two tull-time librarians. ft, I f ANNIE SIMs B.A,, Centenary ANNIE LAURIE COOK BA., Iudson Colleqep M.A., Texas U. RITTII TILLY KA., S,L.l.p M.A., l..S.U. MARY HOLLAND HA., Union University GRACE B. GRAY B.A., Southeastern State Teachers College SALLY BENNETT HAFIGROVE RA., Ln. Tech: M.A,, Columbia HOLLIS SMITH llIIqIne-er LYNN L. Rcsvzs B.A.,Chadron State Teachers College: M.A., Greely State Teachers College LELAND BOONE BS., Kansas State Teachers College EDNA CONNI-:I.I., Office Assistant LOUISE MONETTE B.A., Centenary RUTH IOIINs BA., L.S.N.C. MARY MORGAN HA., L.S.N.C.g B.S., L.S,U. MARY KANAVEL B.A,, Colorado U.g B.S., L.S.U.