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

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Completing requirements, twenty seniors top the graduation lint. Correct change, please! October 22 . . . Fifteen students from the two publica¬ tion staffs and two sponsors leave for Baton Rouge on the 10:45 P. 1. train . . . October 23 . . . 5 A. M. is very early in the morning . . . Pleasant Hall beds were very comfortable for a couple of hours . . . F. P., presi¬ dent of L. S. P. A. conference, began registering guests at 5 P. M. followed by a get acquainted party until midnight . . . October 21 . . . Audre allin opens the first session of L. S. P. A. for this year . . . Karis Robinson of Vlinden High School presides the second day . . . Nancy Allenhaugh wins sports writing trophv . . . October 25 . . . Inspired L. S. P. A. delegates return to Shreveport . . . October 28 . . . School holi¬ day for Children ' s Da at the Fair found the football team enroute to Lake Charles . . . The Wildcats take a 34 21 win . . . October 30 • . • Otff Choir joins in with Byrd and Bossier choirs singing for the Religi¬ ous Festival closing this year’s Fair . . . October 31 . . . Halloween witch and goblin parties here and there . . . NOVEMBER 3 . . . Class favorite election at first period . . . Everyone on the ballot will live in suspense until the announcement in the Pow Wow next Friday . . . November 1 . . . After two losses the Indians get back into the swing of things with a 31-21 win over 6

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Group interprets student artivities. W. Roberts—Mardi Gras Herald. feather, kids . . . SEPTEMBER 30 . . . The Indians tackle a new adversary at Texarkana in the rain . . . The Itazorbacks ' scalp is strung on the Indians belt and the fourth feather is put in the war bonnet . . . Mud and rain didn’t dampen spirits with a win of 30-7 . . . October I . . . Senior girls appear at school wearing kitchen aprons . . . Gentle hint. “Come over and try my cooking some time . . • OCTOBER 11... Senior girls try something new this week . . . Wear red freckles on their noses . . . New use for map pencils . . . October 11 . . . The first issue of the Pow Wow for the year makes its appearance . . . Practically the only thing left in school besides a pencil that a fellow can still buy for a nickel . . . Ouachita Lions were chased into a corner tonight with a score of c . . . fair I ark Indians 18 . . . October 17 . . . Eleven Student Council members leave for the two day convention in Monroe OCTOBER 18 . . . Our band will march in the Texas State Fair Parade in Dallas . . . While there they will enjoy the Fair . . . October 19 . . . Austin Robertson presides at the Inter-City Council of the Student Councils October 20 . . . The funeral service in Ruston today marked the passing of one of Fair Park s most beloved teachers. Mrs. Annie Igoe . . . Many teachers and students are present for the service . . . Mrs. Igoe was active until the week prior to her death . . . October 21 . . . The Bossier Bearcats beat the Tribe 10-27 . . . Tears of disappointment were dried as Fair Parkers pre¬ viewed the Midway at the Louisiana State Fair . . . Pat Hokey -American Flag Emilie Wiping—State Flag Suzanne Griffin—School Fla Deanna Brown -French Flag 5 LA COLL F379 S4 S19 1956 .

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West Monroe . . . NOVEMBER 8 . . . James Key is named l,t. Colonel ami Charles Mien. Major in R. 0. T. C. . . . Congratulations, fellows . . . Everyone is proud of you . . . The second annual Pancake Supper sponsored by the R. 0. T. C. Parents Club is held in the cafeterias at Byrd Hi and Fair Park from 5 P. M. to 9 P. M. . . . Everyone eats stacks of hot cakes deluged in syrup . . . The proceeds support ( ' .amp Shreve. the boys R. 0. T. C. summer camp . . . The Band Company’s Sponsor. Barbara kremenek. was top salesman peddling 6 V tickets . . . November 10 . . . Milburne spends the da oti the campus making pictures for the Sequoyah . . . November 11 . . . 8:30 A. M. Price of Pow Wow is raised to a dime but with eight pages and heaps of pictures and good stories—everyone is happy with the change . . . Class Favorites announced . . . Melody and Allen are the Seniors . . . Jeanne and Don are the Juniors . . . Carolyn and Cary are the Sophomores . . . and the Freshmen are Nancy and Charles . . . 8:30 P. M. Many Tribe supporters drive to Minden for the game . . . Indians add the seventh feather to their head-dress with a score of 20-0 . . . NOVEMBER 12 . . . Senior class loses a member when Jerry Cummings dies . . . Novem¬ ber II... Leap Week begins with the sale of tags in the Student Council School Store . . . Cirls purchase the white ones and fill in week-day dates to tag the boys they admire . . . Some luckv boys sport red ones for Dixie Day show and dance Friday night, too . . . Girls’ allowances went absolutely no where when spent on dates for week . . . November 17 ... R. 0. T. C. officers’ pictures taken . . . November 18 . . . Scenes from New Orleans used as Dixie Day background and