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

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HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SIX SEQUOYAH Office Afternoon. Drill Team marches in Comus Parade in New Orleans . . . February 15 . . . Yearbook goes to press . . . February 17 . . . Peggy Carter chosen “Good Citizen of Fair Park” by D. A. K. . . . February 21 . . . Band has concert to support music scholarship . . . March 1 . . . Sequoyah banquet at Westerner tonight . . . March 9 . . . Military Ball . . . March 12-16 . . . Youth W eek . . . March 26 . . . John Dunham, top senior scholar, has been given the National Merit Scholarship Award as one of the top BOO high school graduates of the nation. Jimmy Orton was selected as Guard on the All-State Basketball squad . . . March 27 . . . Federal Inspection for K. (). T. C. . . . April 6 . . . K. 0. T. C. Minstrel . . . April 17 . . . Civics student. Richard Plants, ami member of Sequoyah Editorial Staff wins the Good Citi¬ zen’s Medal given by the Daughters of the American Revolution on his essay. The Kind of Citizen Our Country Needs Today . . . April IB . . . Six basketball players receive letter sweaters today . . . April 27 . . . Patsy Hudsniith will reign as Oueen at the Junior Cotil¬ lion Ball during the Holiday in Dixie. Her court is com¬ posed of Ladies Dianne Davis. Pat James. Melody Brown, and Jeannie Robinson and Dukes Joe Middleton. Micke Shirley. Roy Joe True, and Ray Sparks . . . Parties for graduates begin in April continue into May . . . then Senior Week and Graduation on May 30. 11

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through Jam mu 2 . . . Christmas Holidays . . . Jani ary 3 . . . Small roups gather in the hall at the break reminiscing and wishing Christmas parties could go on forever . . . JANUARY 6 . . . This week had only four school days . . . Jam ARY 9 through 13 . , . Last week in fall term of school finds students with little to say, madly copying notebooks and praying exams are short before lass . . . and hoping they had the right answers afterward . . . January 16 . . . Football banquet at Westerner . . . JANUARY 19 . . . Report cards for six weeks include term averages this time . . . Just think half the school year has passed! . . . JANUARY 20 . . . Row Wow announces Mardi Gras Court . . . Pat James elected to reign as Queen and Melody Brown to be Princess . . . JANUARY 21 . . . Fair Park students appear on the Caddo Presents TV program . . . Twenty-two students give the viewers a candid camera view of our activities with Toni Franks emceeing the show . . . January 24 . . . Fair Park plays Byrd in basketball . . . W in 56-49 at Centenary Gym . . . January 25 . . . K. 0. T. C. parades still held on front lawn . . . FEB¬ RUARY 2 . . . Groundhog day is cloudy, cold and rain . . . February 3 . . . Unusual blizzard and rain blasts Sequoyah banquet plans . . . FEBRUARY 10 ... A glam¬ orous Mardi Gras, sponsored by Honor Legion, puts everyone in the mood for Spring . . . February II... NINETEEN Office — Morning. Kair Bark High Shook 3222 Greenwood Road. 10

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Mitors co-ordinate their work before book goes to press. ABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION.1 ADMINISTRATION.13 ACTIVITIES.25 Club and Organizations.27 Military. 59 Music .73 ATHLETICS.95 FEATURES .123 CLASSES.139 ADVERTISING.193 INDEX.227 12