One Year After Katrina, High School Players Return To Gridiron

PORT SULPHUR, LA - SEPTEMBER 01: South Plaquemines High School football player Cantrelle Riley looks on during the team prayer inside a modular classroom, because they have no locker room, as they prepare for their inaugural football game against Belle Chase High School September 1, 2006 in Port Sulphur, Louisiana. South Plaquemines High School, nicknamed the Hurricanes, was formed in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina by merging three destroyed high schools in the heavily devastated area of south Plaquemines Parish and began classes in early August. Nearly every member of the Hurricanes is currently living in a FEMA trailer. The team has no locker room or weight room and must travel by bus nearly 30 miles each way to their practice field. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)