Woodlawn High School - Accolade Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

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Hail! Alma Mater A stylized musical note, suggested by the modem design on the main building, is pre¬ sented on the cover and throughout the AC¬ COLADE to focus special attention on the theme for 1966—Woodlawn’s Alma Mater. Music for this hallowed song was written by band director Richard Jennings, and Woodlawn’s first Student Council composed the lyrics. It was adopted and was ready for the opening day of school, September 6, 1960. When each student enrolls here, he adopts the Alma Mater as his own song and cher¬ ishes it dearly. However, the use of it as the theme in this book of memories should en¬ dear it even more to the heart of each one who calls himself a Woodlawn Knight. TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY . 16 ACADEMIC . 32 STUDENT LIFE . 50 ORGANIZATIONS . 64 HONORS . 114 MUSIC.148 MILITARY . 164 ATHLETICS . 178 CLASSES .228 ADS .318