Woodlawn High School - Accolade Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

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The Legend of the Knight The Legend of the Knight represents many things to the students at Woodlawn High School. lt symbo- lizes in writing various traditions which have been upheld at Woodlawn for a decade. Among these tra- ditions are service to others, a thirst for knowledge, diligence, sportsmanship, loyalty, and a devotion to God, Country, and friends. Just as the knights of old served their lord, so do the Knights of Woodlawn serve others. Service clubs and organizations can be found in almost every facet of school life. Not only can there be found the more noticeable assistance to others by these organiza- tions, but the unheralded service of one student to another in need has always been evident. Woodlawn is a place of scholars, those who reach out for knowledge. The Knights of Woodlawn con- tinuously strive for knowledge, recognizing its great value to their future life. Knights of old spent much of their time practicing for mounted battle. Likewise, the students of Wood- lawn strive for perfection. They devote much time and effort in improving what they do. During the age of the knights, chivalry was proba- bly at its highest peak. Now, this old-time chivalry exists at Woodlawn through sportsmanship. This col- orful form of courtesy has been one of the reasons for Woodlawn's standing among other schools. Loyalty to Alma Mater is evident everywhere. lt is in the faces of the students singing the Alma Mater, in the spirited rivalry between schools, and in the re- spect for the school and faculty the students display. Of all the traditions at Woodlawn, the devotion to God, Country, and friends is perhaps that which has contributed most to our decade of memories. There are untold thousands of these memories, each stu- dent having his own, yet sharing some with fellow students. Many, many of them have been thrilling and triumphant. Nevertheless, all of them are what Woodlawn has been and will be.

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ABOVE: Junior cheerleader Barbara Fong knelt respectfully before Sir Knight during a pep rally. In this fashion, she showed her loyalty to our symbol of Alma Mater. RIGHT: Pep Squad member Kathleen Jones added to the enthusi- asm typical of Woodlawn students. This spirit raised at the games went with each player onto the field. The Alma Mater Inspires Loyalty