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

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R. O. T. C. squad tactics class. i 'ftfitlfi v,.,,v i Teachers leaving at end oi the day. Capturing the elusive element of time by controlling experiences and selecting those events which develop us into worthy people is everyone's chief concern. We seek to relate our- selves to the universe in such a way that we realize our greatest creative powers. A well rounded calendar of events is the principal interest of the administration and student planning groups. Seeking to give cr solid foundation in education in preparation for a chosen field of endeavor to each student, enriched by sufficient recreation and creating a healthy environ- ment becomes an ideal of supervisors. The necessity of meeting each moment with the ability to understand the situation and adapt ones self to it assures successful future living for the modern youth. Recognizing mistakes and overcoming the weakness which caused them ac- cepted with tolerance develops a democratic atmosphere of which the school is proud. Each hour spent in this environment helps build a philosophy of life which becomes deeply embedded in the hearts of the students which is not easily erased. luniors make Totum Sticks for Girls wqji at the gate for the cheeiing section. football team.

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Spanish Dance is given for P.-T. A. Program by Girls Physical Education Class. Mrs. Price and Mr. Wilson enjoy rnorninq ' TV sei is given as token of remembrance loe Middleion accepts presidency of L.S.P.A coffee in Home Ec. living room. honoring Miss Le-vins, retiring teacher. for F.P.H.S. from Mr, Madden, L.S.U.