Booker T Washington High School - Lion Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

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l 'xl William P. Zeigler is the Assistant Princi- pal in charge of instruction. His job is to see to it that all matters concerning the academic affairs are kept in order. He re- ceived his B.S. from Centenary College and M. S. from Louisiana State University. Assistant Principals Supervise Discipline and Curriculum sxlsi 'affix , ..-., it .... . ...r. , ' ss s Walter C. Walker is the Assistant Principal in charge of Administration. He maintains discipline and sees that the day's activities arc carried out according to his school plans. He received his B. S. from Hampton Institute and M.A. from Wayne University.

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James C. Merrick Principal s , N., 2 ra... as-m ,.tii -1 ' ' .iiifirilz V ,i1- :,. Ra, - II' 'Ne fi 55? , - . L... or . , s yt 4 at s iirii y L, - , X r . :, X----Q-vsissswx 1 - 4--R-N. lfflfxi i e 'I 1' .i. . I . ' K , S r 5 S PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE TO STUDENTS Dear Students, You have, in this yearbook achieved -- p that is the result of untiring efforts and faithful ser i O ' ' best that is in us. Most of the g icipation for the next step. Yet, you cannot afford to become self-satisfied with what you have done up until now. When that happens, intellectual, moral and spiritual growth ceases. Booker T. Washington is a greet school with a great heritage and unlimited opportunities. It's up to you to keep this heritage and pass it on to others. an accomplishment of which you may be proud an accom lishment v ce. ur achievements are worthy only if they reflect the students begin the summer with a good feeling of achievement and a feelin of ant' ' ' Sincerely, James C. Merrick, Principal

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'- 'ws Q rf, 4' Donald C. Turner received his B.S. from Southern University and M.Ed. from Prair- ie View A and M College. Before coming to Booker T. Washington, he taught at Stoner Hill Elementary, Pine Grove Elementary, Pine Valley, Alexander Elementary, and Hamilton Terrace Jr. High. Mr. Turner is presently assigned to counsel 9th grade students J-Z and 11th grade stu- dents. His job here at Booker T, Washing- ton is viewed as a consultant . . . that is he is available at all times to assist stu- dents to have a more complete understand- ing of themselves. Counselors Guide Students Julia M. Packwood received her B.S. from McNeese State University and M.Ed. from the University of Colorado. Before coming to Booker T. Washington, she taught at LaGrange, Sr. High, Centen- ary College qDean of Womenj, Ridgewood Jr, High, and J. S. Clark Jr. High. Mrs. Packwood is presently assigned to counsel 12th grade students. Her efforts have been centered on helping students to do their best in high school and to plan for happily living a life of their choice after graduation. Such efforts require that stu- dents, parents, and teachers understand the student and his environment, I