Woodlawn High School - Echo Yearbook (Baton Rouge, LA)

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T0 We, the graduating class of 1966 dedicate this annual to Mr. Harry L. Henson. Throughout his ten years of teaching at Wood- lawn High School, he has aspixed to stimulate and influence the students to seek a better place in society. In return, he has re- ceived a better insight of the minds of teenagers which he hopes will help him to raise his children. Mr. Henson's continuous efforts to gain knowledge have set an example- which we seniors hope to follow. In 1956 he received his Bachelor ot Science irom Southeastern Louisiana College, in 1960, his Masters of Education at Louisiana State University, and this summer will obtainhisMaster of Science from Louisiana State University. Mr. Henson is also a family man. He and his wife, Gerry, have been married twelve years and have three boys--Dwayne, Kevin, and Chris ages 9, 6, and 1 respectively. We thank you, Mr. Henson, for your guidance, encouragement, buoyant personality, and jovial disposition. These traits have helped to make our days at Woodlawn memorable. I3 THE GRADUATING CLASS OF WHS PRESENTS THE T966 ECHO MR. HARRY LUTHER HENSON

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EN TITLE PAGE INTRODUCTION CONTENTS DEDICATION ALMA MATER ADMINISTRATION FACULTY CLASSES SENIORS SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MR. -MISS WOODLAWN SENIOR CAMPUS SHOTS IUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN JR. HIGH ELEMENTARY ADDITIONAL SCHOOL PERSONNEL ORGANIZATIONS FAVORITES ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES ADVERTISEMENTS

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WOODLAWN ALMA MATER Hall to our Woodlawn A11 harl to thee Fond tres of fr1endsh1p F111 each memory Proudly we wear Purple and Wh1te Frght for each vtctory Wrth our strength and mrght When e er we leave thee School of our youth We 'll ne er forget thee For thou hast prepared us Each step of the way To lrve and to grow In our world today I4 For thy guiding truth thy