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

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J A l . Hi Go, go, go tor a touchdown! Exciting sounds fill the air during the month ot November. Sounds that mean preparation tor the Byrd-Fair Park football November '52 game, two hours oi iast action on Turkey Day. The cheer- leaders spend Thanksgiving morning draping miles of crepe paper around the goal posts. Decora -W goal posts are as regulat as - -S--i fi?5 . One U S .flu lr' ot rl 'nt - 3 by the :z -J 'X . y - e.. ' ss 14 ' bm '- f: - O11 the x 5., IS I1 ' I ll 7v.i4'I on ch it xiii: -' 1 'ue f el s it A DCI For -rg n llleil' tg: it --i es which 2-FA iggl-'fl I-wry' 1l1 1'I1G. Dur- V WJ' 'F W in 4333: jg? Mw ven play- ers, au! - 'ached up bv 'ft Q -4, eager SUKQ eggs -Q! IJ slfgfuhxwf r i 'Q' 'ffl' for' :nn may never Age in f ' igarne but they are an intricate part ot any team. Thus passes the month of November with the Whole school eating and sleeping football. i Fourteen

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Qelober '5 Buy a program? is the cheerful query that greets October tterrdants at Fair Parks addressed by tit al 1' er occasion. :::. by I I -, , it would be gui Ll kers. But on football q hrouqhout the arms, the progrgm . them al the qames 9' '. .'., .' ,- .rr er ef Durinq the lu LA. '. JHe-11'-1-ag' ' classes, ilu- Studem Cou -. ip ! ' fri' Suse in ihe cafeierla. A lu one hour everything A 'v1 'A Tf?fr3'f,f.:Q,SQi1'f'l4Qfl2 o Racbmanl noV's Piano otton candy, lerris wheelsf Q 1 0 111 OHS' llliml, it's FairTirr1er ,ipfafjit -f f o ons for a iwo weeks run fxf, J' -5 ' a ' yard, makina possible the l if l l er1's Day. lf a Childrens 1? A - 3i.Z f1..:,TiI He ' . day, Title and all, and are off lo take in ihe Fair, from the Gladway to stock barns. - f s I ff, Tb ir! 6011 l s

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December was a month far Fair Park when cz dream of long standing came true. The football team traveled to New Orleans to meet St. Aloysius for the State AA Championship. With seven hundred loyal ians cheering them on, the boys marched to victory and the State Championship. After their return the team was fetedttrinlltheqschool cate! teria vlith a banquet to which all the city championship teams were invited. Every player fmrrr the future Fctir Park- ers of the 85 pound team to the present 200 pound members enjoyed the affair. Mr. Alberson dressed as Santa Claus typifies the spirit of doing for others that prevails at Fair 'Park not only dur- inq theChristmas season-but all through the year. ' - - V, get ggi' ' .szws rf a me -' is M WW-1133. 3' -'L ' LN H S K S I gat X. ...... .M 1 4 l