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

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Earl A. McKenzie Principal

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To Our Principal We Want to Say For your devotion and concern for our welfare, for your unceasing work in the functions of the school, for your pleasant temperament, for your willingness to give a second chance, for your ability to see the best in us, and for your capable leadership, we thank you. Above all else, Mr. McKenzie, you are a person whom we all admire and respect. You have stood by the high standards set for our school and have done all possible as an administrator to keep them high. Our sincere gratitude goes to you for being what you are, a leader who guides us Without offense-a man of admirable qualities. Principal's Message to Students Dear Students, Another school year is coming to a close. Some of you are finishing your third year at Fair Park, some your second and some your first. Are you satisfied with the results of your work this school year? To be sure, most of you can begin the summer with a good feeling of achievement and a feeling of anticipation for the next step. Yet satisfied with what you have done up till now: spiritual growth ceases. Take a moment as you this new Sequoyah to summarize your persona with the Work you are doing. This is a good time to bring your educational for the future, and then do your best to reach Fair Park is a great school with a great h you to keep this heritage and to pass it on to you cannot afford to become smug and self- when that happens. intellectual, moral and review the events of the year portrayed in l achievements and see if you are satisfied aims to a focal point. Assess the past, plan aims each day you come to school. your er itage and unlimited opportunities. lt's up to those who follow. l wish for each of you success in the next school year and a prosperous future. Sincerely, Earl A. McKenzie

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BRYTHEL H. BRANTLY Assistant Principal ALWAYS PRESENT, even at extracurricular events, the school administrators express a sincere interest in all activities of the student body. fl: -ff new sag.: L mifiiff ssf'iPg'?5f esisaisfzfi' tl 51 SIBYL W. MURPHY Assistant Principal Assistant Principals Contribute to Well-Run School Ours is a smoothly running school in which crises arise and are met with ease each day. Mr. Brantly, a calm, deliberate friend to the student, handles discipline, maintenance of the building transportation, and attendance. He keeps the stu- dent body informed of important events and extra- curricular meetings through the '6Daily Bulletin. Mrs. Murphy, with poise and charm, efficiently directs the program of instruction, in-service pro- gram for teachers, graduation, textbooks and materials, guidance, and scheduling of students. 5 ,1,,,., . V , -W, my ..... ,,..., , . QR 6