Woodrow Wilson High School - Crusader Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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COTTON BOWL FOREWORD A blaze of color, the excitement of a thronging crowd, the tantalizing aroma of french fries and ho dogs! Indispensable parts of a Dallas October are these familiar reminders of the State Fair of Texas. Although the Fair's autumn exposition lasts only two weeks, its modern buildings and landscaped grounds serve the city as centers of culture and recreation throughout the year. To the high school student the Fair's wide variety of activities holds a unique appeal. Tying in with his studies are the Museum of Fine Arts and the Hall of State; typical of his favorite pastimes are games in the Cotton Bowl, programs in Fair Park Auditorium, and thrills along the Midway. Most of all, the growth of the Fair every year parallels the student's ever-widening horizon of new thoughts and ideas. Because the State Fair is such a vital part of life in Dallas, the Staff has chosen it to help portray the various phases of life at Woodrow Wilson during the past year.

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Patsy Patrick Co-editor Closscs; Clubs CRUSADER STAFF Betty Breeland Copy Editor; Clubi Carolyn Sinz Features; Military Ann Peterman Co-editor Athletics Introduction Carol Baer Military; Classes Yvonne Nimmons Features; Classes Ruth Nelson Military; Athletics Linda Hammann Features; Music Betty Brown Music; Athletics Mary Turner Clubs; Introduction Elizabeth Vaughan Classes Paul F. Allen Faculty Adviser

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IV. ATHLETICS . . Boy's Sports Girls' Physical Education V. MILITARY............... VI. ACTIVITIES............. Organizations Publications . Music............... FEATURES Favorites . School Life 58 60 80 86 104 106 121 126 132 134 142 VII.