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

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Guidance Counselors' Help Always vailable Guidance services at Fair Park are designed to help the student become informed about himself, his preparation for the future, and the world of work through providing accurate and current in- formation--thuus enabling him to make.plans.and MARY G. CHEROS VIRGINIA MILLER cholces according to hlmself and to his environ- Counselor Counselor ment. A testing program consisting of achievement and mental maturity tests for the purpose of facilitating evaluation, education measurement, and diagnosis ' is administered to students during their three year stay in high school. -----. W1 STUDENT OFFICE ASSISTANT Sue Parker receives in. CAREER PLANS are carefully considered under the guidance structions from Mr. Brantly, Students are encouraged to of Miss Cheros, counselor. Each student may receive this help accept responsibility for a good school. by requesting it. THE SCHCOOL ?TAFF las efficient administration of duties are HELEN CLEMM, Bookkeeperg MARY , ecretary to olmse orsg M IE M DANIEL, Att d S 3 ADRIENNE NOBLES, Lib S g BETTIE PHARIS, Secretary to Principal. C en ance ecrelary tary ecretary 25

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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

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LOCAL CITIZENS as well as the principal and teachers participate in school functions. Mr. McKenzie, Coach Farrar, and Mr. Ed Jolley discuss homecoming activities. Anthony Banks Brown Bunch - Davis Day Faculty Participates in Student Activities MARY ANTHONY-Teaching both shorthand and Latin, Mrs. Anthony obtained her A.B. degree from Ouachita College and her M.A. degree from Columbia University. Her outside interests include traveling in thc summer and reading. SAMMIE BANKS-This teacher of bookkeeping received her B.S. degree from Northwestern State College and M.Ed. from the University of Arkansas. She is sponsor of the Sequoyah Editorial Stuff. Her outside interests include sewing. ANNIE LOU BARLOW-Enjoying yard work and bowling, Mrs. Barlow teaches home and family living and home economics. She attended Northwestern State College and Stephen F. Austin State College wherc she received her A.B. and M.Ed. degrees respectively. MABLE BERTIAUX-Obtaining her B.S. degree from Northwestern State College, Mrs. Bcrtiaux teaches home economics. She is sponsor of Future Homemakers of America. Her outside interests include reading and outdoor recreation with children. LOIS BLACK-An instructor of physical education, Mrs. Black received her B.S. degree from Louisiana Polytechnic Institute. She finds pleasure in swimming, cooking, traveling, and fishing. NORMA JEAN BROWN-Sponsoring the Sequoyah Circulation Staff, Mrs, Brown teaches typing. She received her B.S. degree from North- western State College and her M.Ed. from Louisiana State University. Barlow Bcrtianx Black Cloud Craine Dalton Dcrveloy Douglas Drake