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% W.T.W. was changed into a festive land of gaiety and excitement for the 1965 Christmas sea¬ son. Halls echoed with laughter and happiness as students entered the classrooms through brightly decorated doors, depicting Christmas past, pres¬ ent, future. Daily deliveries of Christmas cards were made to each first period class, helping to bring the students closer to the true meaning of Christmas. The Christmas Drive, sponsored by Student Gov¬ ernment, was a superb success. Woodson students collected canned foods, decorations, and presents to give fifty-nine local families a Christmas they would never forget. Special choral and band assemblies added to the holiday spirit. Woodson glowed with a warmth and friendliness that made Christmas a very special time of year. for the holiday season Two members of the Student Government find themselves surrounded by a forest of evergreens as they trim the Christmas wreath. Top. SCA President Bob Boulter applies his executive skill to hang the traditional Christmas decorations. Bottom. This snowy winter wonderland attracts the attention and imagination of passing students. STUDENT LIFE 21
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Yuletide mailman Don White can brave any kind of weather, but not the friendly advances of the neighborhood pet. Students joined together in making Woodson festive Tri-Hi-Y ' s prize winning door of Christmas past shows talent, beauty, and originality. Woodson students eagerly fill their Christmas boxes with food, clothes, and toys to give needy area families a happier Christmas. 20 STUDENT LIFE
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Couples danced to the swinging beat of the Apollos The Christmas Dance highlighted Christmas 1965 for Woodson students. Cafeteria B was decked out as a gay hunting lodge, complete with panelled walls and coats-of-arms. A big stone fireplace added warmth to the festive spirit of the couples. Inside Cafeteria A, couples danced to the swing¬ ing rhythm of the Apollos , and in the middle of the evening saw the impressive presentation of the court princesses. Each princess was spotlighted as the master of ceremonies, Jim Schwenk, introduced the girls. The crowning of Donna Lawton by the 1964 queen, Alice Chalfont, was the final highlight of the evening. Then the girls danced with their es¬ corts to the Senior Class song, Misty. Terry Carlson helps decorate the Christmas tree in Cafeteria B. 1965 CHRISTMAS COURT. Front Row: I rene Jensen, Donna Lawton, Queen; Beaune, Libby Gillions, Aysenur Tamer, Pam Stock, Anita Smith, Vita Debbie Petrovic, Janet Moore. Second Row: Shelley Abernathy, Nancy Schulz. 22 STUDENT LIFE
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