Woodlawn High School - Accolade Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

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to Our Softool ... MRS. EDNA BAILLIO, Assistant Cafeteria Manager, says “the students at Woodlawn are some of the best behaved and most courteous” she lias seen anywhere. She is a member of the American School Food Service, local and national. Her hobbies are gardening, food and antiques. MR. JOHN DUTCH, Custodian and Building Maintenance Engineer, is well known for being considerate and thought¬ ful to all. In his spare time, he hunts and works with Cub Scouts. All sorts of civic activities occupy the spare time of MRS. SYBIL THOMPSON, Cafeteria Manager. She is a mem¬ ber of American School Food Service, local and national. She is president of her Sunday school class, active in Rebekah Lodge, is social and banquet chairman of Ameri¬ can Business Woman’s Club, member of SAE Mothers Club. She also helps with the annual Mothers’ March on Polio. She wishes “good luck and happiness for all our students.” The school is made more comfortable because the custodians like MR. MARVIN KINES are constantly working to keep things around school in working order. 27

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Zkese People Render Valuable Service MRS. KATHERINE DAVIDSON, who attended Norton’s Business School, serves as school secretary. Her duties are numerous. She compiles the six weeks’ report, types transcripts, and she handles all correspondence for Mr. Turner and his assistants. The attendance secretary is MRS. AUD RA MAYES. She keeps a record of absences and calls parents concerning them. Mrs. Mayes also supervises the student help in the office. She secures substitute teachers and types the afternoon sheet. The school bookkeeper, MRS. JEAN WAIN WRIGHT, is kept quite busy receiving money, paying bills and making bank deposits. Mrs. Wainwright, who finished Meadows-Draughon College, also issues supplies to the teachers. MRS. ODESSIE FRISCH, secretary in the library, is kept busy as one in charge of visual aids. She attended NSC. Mrs. Frisch likes to sew in her spare time. » 26

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The Woodlawn student attempts to prove himself worthy of knighthood by mastering the arts and skills. Great scholastic truimphs can be achieved in the arena of the classroom. Through devoted study, one may master the intellectual, cultural, and physi¬ cal acts of school life. The curriculum offered in our school will help develop the weapons of the mind, heart, and hands to meet the challenge of the future. 28