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

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MUSIC, PEP RALLIES, AND VARIETY OMINATE ASSEMBLIES “Red socks, grey sock , hobnail shoes! Cheerleaders Dean Hosier. Jeanne McLain. Larry DeHay. Camille Pratl. and Danny Hampel lead the student body in spirited yells • n pep assemblies. “Tem-ta-a-shun. you were temptation. ing Judy Englemann and Su anne Kadane on the Valentine Assembly. Crowded assemblies don't seem to lessen enjoyment! These boys in the orchestra pit watch the show from down under.” A medieval proposal by Robert Hughcn sends Lady Barbara Evans into a fluster on the instructive assembly presentation on “History of Proposals.

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 David “Poochie Smith as Little Red Wildcat is making uncomplimentary remarks about the big mouth of the tea-sipping Wolf, Arnold Marks. On the “Getting Acquainted” assembly, Gina Marriot and Rosemary Duggan are . . . getting acquainted. STANDING ROOM ONLY FOR LATE COMERS TO ASSEMBLY And then Don Hosey started a-singing this hen- aria . . . Harriet Green drawls out the story of some operatic characters with high roofs to their mouths. The beginning of the evolution of proposals is protrayed on assembly as Pinky Skinner and John Logan act out the cave-man technique, while Stage hand Brad Graves watches from the side.

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Behind the curtain, between arts at the Senior Play, some of the cast relax and others clean up spilled water. Left to right are: Camille Pratt. Mike Kirkpatrick. Kay While. J. N. I.egg. Sharon Payne, and Raymond Goehring. DEAR RUTH SCORES HIT CAST OF CHARACTERS Miriam Wilkins Lt. Wm. Seatvright Ruth Wilkins ....... Albert Krummer Mr. Wilkins Mrs. Wilkins Martha Scawright Chuck Vincent Dora, the maid Sailor .............. Heather Llewelyn Mike Owen Camille Pratt Danny Hampel Charles Crane Sharon Payne Kay Fuller Mike Kirkpatrick Judy Darr Tom Palmer A frustrated Albert (Danny Hampel) has just been shoved off the subway. He takes his ire out on Mr. Wilkins (Charles Crane) and Mrs. Wilkins (Sharon Payne). All ends well, however, as Martha (Kay Fuller) and Chuck (Mike Kirkpatrick) tie the nuptial knot. Backstage, prop men dabble in paint, hammer. and nails to get up the scenery for tin-play. John Logan and Paul Pace artistically paint a window, while Don Yaap and John Eikenhurg set up a doorway.