Woodlawn High School - Accolade Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

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ABOVE: Patriotism is evident each day as Knights pause to witness the flag raising by the ROTC Color Guard. RIGHT: Serving the community through aid to a civic project, Key Club Presi¬ dent, Jerry Walton and Club Sweetheart Linda Dahmer helped one day in the Salvation Army kettle drive. BELOW: Good citizenship has many facets, one of which is pride in one’s school. WHS students help to keep the campus in order by heeding the advice to Keep Shreveport Clean. 4

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VmlZSL +r ROAD MAP OF WOODLAWN Roads go everywhere and millions travel these roads. But no one can get any place along the highway if he does not interpret and follow the road signs found along the way. As a student passes from one class to another, year to year, he finds that school, too, has its trav¬ eling roads. In fact, traveling the paths through Woodlawn toward an education may be likened to following a road map. Some roads are long; some short; others are straight and winding. Some paths prove exciting, yet others are disappointing. Many hold adventures and surprises. possible, and the messages on those same signs will serve as guides as you travel through WHS. The way is made safer and the journey happier if you heed the advice of the signs. Here is a map of Woodlawn’s campus. Study it, concentrate upon it, and then be on your way through the ACCOLADE to see how we have used the message of these road signs to guide you as you travel through the book. STOP, YIELD, RESUME—study the signs and follow their advice and you will arrive at the end

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TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY . 18 ACADEMIC . 34 ORGANIZATIONS . 52 HONORS .100 STUDENT LIFE.134 CLASSES .146 MUSIC .240 MILITARY .256 SPORTS .270 ADS ..320 LEFT: Z Club members Gayle Cook and Betty Frazier exhibited their dedication and devotion to others by making tray favors to be used at the Veteran ' s Hospital. Citizenship In The Making “Good Citizenship Week at Woodlawn,” proclaimed by Mayor Fant, featured a patriotic skit produced by the Student Council. Students, representing historical characters posed as wax figurines who came to life and made a stirring speech. Comments indicated that the program, which ended with the National Anthem, was impressive and effective. 5