Woodlawn High School - Accolade Yearbook (Shreveport, LA)

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Librarians and Secretaries Add Extra Dimension Many of the duties performed by both the librarians and secretaries helped to lighten the load of teachers and administra¬ tors. The librarians aided students by pro¬ viding a warm atmosphere in which they felt comfortable to study and research interest¬ ing topics. Filing, typing, and keeping the books in order were some of the many duties performed by the WHS secretaries. Mrs. Jeanette Collins . . COE, Business Math Sgt. Floyd Courtade . . Military Science I, II, III. IV Mrs. Barbara Crews . . Library Secretary Instruction 23

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I. Mr. Lott borrowed equipment from the audio-visual library for his agriculture class. 2. Never out of work were secretar¬ ies Miss Leviston and Mrs. Clark. OPPO¬ SITE PAGE: I. Mrs. Crews explains the card catalogue to library worker Susan Fenton. 2. Mrs. Olson’s duties included checking in students first period from the book room. Mr. Floyd Byrd . . . General Math II Mr. Rodney Chandler. . . American History, Journalism Mrs. Fran Clark Principal ' s Secretary Miss Yvonne Coffey . . . American History , Free Enterprise Mrs. Janice Coleman . . . English Mrs. Ruthie Coleman . . . Typing I, General Business 22 Instruction

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1. The scores on English I tests aren’t always pleasing to Mrs. Goldsby. 2. Mrs. Nelson, who substitutes regularly at Woodlawn, instructs her class on the assets of a good listener. OPPOSITE PAGE: 1. Seniors Gina Brooks, Claudia Brumley, and Randy French express their feelings of happiness as they listen atten¬ tively. 2. Sophomore Jody Allen selects novels to read for his English II class. 3. Class is a rude awakening for Lloyd Pierce. Mrs. Katie Cross. . . English II Mr. Charles Crowder . . Sociology , Free Enterprise Mrs. Mary Day . . . English IV Mr. Jimmy Decn . . . Custodian Mr. John Dilworth . . . P.E., Drivers Ed., Track Coach Miss Betty Dixon PE. 24 Instruction