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

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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

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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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Bovs register at Hi-Y convention. Art ( lub paints stage flats for Dixie Day. Basin Street Blues for the musical theme . . . Talent show is followed by a dance back stage . . . Joe Middle- Ion emceeing the show ' . . . Girls are in a quandary—so few boys come stag . . . What’s the matter fellows? . . . November 20 . . . Our hats are off to you Paula Warner, Bobby Swor, Phyllis Simmons, and Deanna Bussie for capturing four of the six seats in the National Orchestra given in the state of Louisiana . . . November 21 . . . Pep rallies and devotional services before school bolster up our spirits for the Thanksgiving Day hassle between Byrd and Fair Park . . . November 22 . 10 P. M. So tired! Pep Bally before school again, bonfire and rally after supper . . . Everyone wore blue jeans and sport shirts . . . November 23 . . . Good attendance at chapel this morning , , , W ho says cheer¬ leaders aren’t hard workers? Did you attend either of the double assembly pep rally sessions today? . . . The B. 0. T. C. Sponsors rated a picture in tonight’s paper . . Thanksgiving Day. November 21 . . . 15.000 shiver¬ ing people watched the Indians beat the Yellow Jackets 32-12 in a cloud burst of rain this afternoon . . . Indians win City and District Titles in one game . . . Both teams and spectators showed unusual spirit . . . November 25 . . . Newspapers say mud and rain beat the Jackets . . . We know better . . . November 26 . . . The Honor Legion, marching in Christmas parade, brought ohs and ahs from the crowds in tlie street . . . November 27 . . . Don Mullins, Herbert Greene, and Adrian Higgins are picked for All-City Football team . . . Congratula¬ tions. boys! . . . November 29 . . . Fair Park will meet Lake (diaries here for semi-finals. Everyone shows high spirits at pep rallies . . . December I . . . Sequoyah subscriptions close with 1,356 students and teachers ordering books . . . Our orchestra gives a concert for the Lakeshore Junior High students . . . December 2 . . . Double assembly pep rally again . . . Joe Middleton emcees and the cheerleaders put on a costume skit The evening found Byrd, St. John s, and Bossier students in the stands cheering for the Indians . . . The team couldn t miss with this support and Lake Charles loses House Planning class enjoys a parly in Home Making Living Room. 8