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

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I :::: ' ttiltllf 1 Sift 2 W In a new role, Coach? Y ! 'A : x it Z l aft :IEE-'Z ul: I I mztttt 5 wt ::g:g5h::' -::3:555: KU' School lite is not composed solely of studying neither is it all play. The tollowinq paqes will recall a mixture of happiness and disappointment associated with the round-theeclock experiences ot the school year l954-55. Some memories are nostalgic While others would not gladly be repeated. But when all of the incidents are tabulated, we recall events we would like to relive. Student council members at summer workshop on Century campus. New sweaters thrill choir members.

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Cheerleaders decorate goal posts for Turkey Day qarre Heres your book' ir 'V lhxfxx , Xxf X Q -2- 1 fx Sequoyah Editorial Staffs Christmas party. Sonny Rashell and Jeanne Kelso on Dime Day Jariety show .HALL PRESENTING the twenty-sixth chapter ol the scholastic activities of Fair Park 1-liah School. Beainninq in 1928, with a student body ot 722, the enrollment in 1954 was 1919. The ever expandina school curriculum otters widespread eoucational opportunities to the youth of West Shreveport. As the paqes oi this edition are turned, may you be inspired because of the self evident presence ot te11owship, school spirit, and 1ove, that prevails. Kappa Kappa Iota variety show.

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Mr, Herron has early morning callers, Radio enthusiasis listen in on Ihe world. Indian Cheerleaders H.O.T,C. pancake supper in cafeteria. Betty Rogers and Don Carter plan posters. 1UH1OI assembly vlews an original play.