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

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Fifteen Percent in Honor Society Vice president David Lyndon emcees the induction program in the absence of President Glenn Whcclcss, who was ill. In February, after consideration and vote by the faculty, and after much mathematical calculation, three percent of the junior class and twelve percent of the senior class were chosen for the Woodrow chapter of the National Honor Society. The qualities of scholarship, leadership, service and character were considered in selecting the members on February 25. Sponsors Mrs. Martha Timm and Mrs. Ann McSpadden were responsible for conducting the evaluation by teachers and for the presentation of the induction ceremony. Senior members from last year had a part in the formal ceremony. A picnic for all members was held in the spring. NEW INDUCTEES NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: FRONT ROW: ! Doric ?ta Phillip . Vicky Hanson. Mary Ann Stevenson. Eleanor Lucckc. Dolores Carrillo. Sally Holstun. Jennifer Younger, Kenneth Kurtz. SEC-I ONI) ROW: Bonnie Grimes, Nina Cook. Betsy Bogie. Brad Welch. I.mita Jenkins. Ginger Ehrhardt. Clara LiRoe. THIRD ROW: Maria Hronas. Phyllis Barnett. Lee Laceky. Joanne Xavier. Irene Lopez. Lecann Grmbine. FOURTH ROW: Donna King, Phyllis Mackey. Theresa Veiga. FIFTH ROW: Karla Cox. Joanny Harris. Rhoda Kinnon. Sharon Adams. Marc Evans. Ruben Flores. Jerry Ruhland. SIXTH ROW: Martha Watts. Mary Dollgrncr. Theresa Harris. Phaba Wall. Robert Nichol, Albert Hacrtlcin. David Williams. NOT PICTURED: Jay Cosby, Lois Flail. Bree Fort. Gerardo Gonzales, Terri Hix, Mark Jackson. Richard Laurea. Diane LcRoy, Nancy Lewis. Cheryl Sampson. Mukesh Shah. Patti Thurmond. Shannon Tittle. Carol Wooldrigc. Connie Yetts. Cynthia Herb. Roxanne Slocum. Eddie Lyndon. ACTIVITIES 127

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WO YEAR MEMBERS: FIRST ROW: Car Bo Won . Andrea Velasquez. SECOND ROW: Shelly Lundy. Barbara Taylor. Karen McCann. THIRD ROW: Camille Manning. David Dunlap. FOURTH ROW: Cynthia Boxdor-fer, David Lyndon. Gerry Worrall. The ideal of Service was 2-year member Karen McCann’s topic on the National Honor Society induction ceremony program on the evening of February 28. COng ,U,a,io 8 Principal Wayne Pierce. M„. Marti i activities

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Work Began Early for Crusader Staff Frustration is not knowing where the B key is on the typewriter, as demon-strated by Susan Hall. Long hours and hard work were the main order of business in the Crusader Staff room. Work began in the spring of 1973 when the ’73-’74 staff was chosen. Every Friday morning at 7:45 the new annual members met and prepared for the long road ahead. They studied basic principles of yearbook production and chose their yearbook theme and format during these meetings. Also chosen were the various section editors and editor-in-chief. The Southern Methodist University Summer Workshop, was attended in August, 1973, by several members of the staff. The techniques taught and the guidance given at the workshop proved to be invaluable to the staff this year,” said editor-in-chief Gerry Worrall. Editor. Gerry Worrall. tries to remember for Shelley Lundy where he put the ladder dummy.” Associate Editor. Nina Cook, explains to Jeannie Miller. Joanie Harris. Diane Webb. Karen McCann, and Mary Dollgener the importance of the classes section. 128 ACTIVITIES