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

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I 4' -' f' T 1 ., ' .,.3Hf2':f 'aw S' vs i fwrviigf W Wu lf A FIRST Row: Mrs. li. P. Carpenter, Mrs. Tom Cain, Mrs. Robert Bcddoe, Mrs. Hattie B. Brannon SIfc,oND Row: Mrs. Lynn XVentherford, Mrs. XX'ylic Dugger, Mrs. George C. Hopkins, Mrs. W. A. Scott Tbe Parent- Teacher flffacmf on lVw'k for some good, ln' if vrzfr xo slowly. Clwrivlv mzzzi' floztwr, be if uzrr .vo lowly. I.I1lmI', all lulwr, ix noble 4111.1 balyf' Keeping the above lines as our watchword, we, the members of the Woodrow Wil son Parent-Teacher Association, find great pleasure in having za. part in the school life of our boys and girls. We strive to bring about 11 closer relationship between the home and the schoolg to stimulate a greater interest in all student activities of the schoolg and to be ready at all times to co-operate with the teachers of the school and our principal, Mr. G. L. Ash burn, to whom we are greatly indebted for their help in preparing our children for fu ture problems in life. MIKS. MRS MIKS. MRS. MISS. MRS. MRS MRS MRS MRS E. P. CARPENTER . TOM CAIN . . R. E. ALEXANDER . RQBERT BEDDOE . . HATTIli B. BRANNQN LYNN WEATHERIAORD WYLIIQ DUGGER . GEORG1i C. HOPKINS W. A. ScoTT . . O. M. MARCHMAN . OFFICERS . . . 'Prf'sia'e11f . Firsf Xfifl'-YJl'l'Sidt'IIIl Scfvorzd Viva'-Prc'sirfr'r1t . Third Vin'-Tr'r'Sicl'r'11f . . . Trvaszzrer . 'Kl't'0l'tliI1tg SI'r'I'efar'y fq0l'l'4'SII071diI1g SC'L'P'Flllll'y . . . Historian . 'PLll'1jC1ll1C'I7ft17'ilH1 . . Uludifor

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NIILDRPD JUNIGER . MINNIIL Luz Klil-ll. . RUBY KEITH . . JOHANNA KIQTSCHI-. . HIiI,IiN KU!-.FINE . FLORA LowRI-Y . 9 '1v aI 'T' Ffzczzlgy . CIIKQUXZI . Sfmfy Hall . . Ilixfory . .WI llxir . . . Hixfor-3' . . . Fllglixfz D. L. MAN'I'I.I4. . -qlfyfxflllfljfvlli 'Drawizzg LIIA MARBILRRY . H. D. M,xR'I'lN . IfI.oRIx NIORGAN . H. BUSH MoRc,,xN . EDITH MOIKIQIS . ERNRSI' N1UI.llfR . MARION MURRAY . 5, XV. N1CN'IIl.l.-KN . WINRIIII. D. NANQIQ R. M. NEPi1ili . . . . Sjmnislr . -wItIfl7t'IIItIIlfl'X . . fxlI.LfIfXfI . Yyllfllfl' Sllftlkillg amf Fllgfixfw . . . l oou'x . fifllllllltllltltlllf R. O. T. C. . . LIHHII . Hisforj' zzmf -Tl L1fl74'IIItIffL'X . Hi.vf01'-I' 3!11ffIwf11zl1'iI'x F. E. NORTON . O. E. PARRIS . ALB1A PATRICK . XV. A. PILL . W. O. PIPES . EIHIQI Rum: . . . H isfory . . Tbysivs . . S punish . z1Il1flJl'NItlfil'5 . . S jmnisla . . . 6' nglish NlYRT1,l'. RoBIiRTs . Ilixfory and English Cl,1XRA ROXVI-. . . MARGIIRI-'I' SIII-.NLZIR XVAIIL TIIQMPSQN EIIITH TRUE . MABEL TURIxf1AN . MATTIR IJELL WEBB ZAIJA Wlil.l.S . . . . . fT'll.QIiSl7 . . . 'Biology Jluflwnlulirx and yfssixfuni foarb . . . flrrfz . . . Sllmnish 'Plzysival Ft1Zll'dfi071 . Sfaorfbarzaf and Tyjneufrifing MIIURINI XWIIQRTON . Hisiory a11dS0r-ful BONNII. WII.RINs . ZANA XVILSON . Sc'ix'r1c'c' . . 6'nglislJ . Sindy Hull

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N' f HAIWEY S. TKLWITI' T. M. CAIN l The DMA Club The Dads' Club of Woodrow Wilson High School purports to bring the fathers, the teachers, and the students of Woodrow Wilson High School together in helpful co-operation in all the social, athletic, and academic activities of the student body, and to promote the gen- eral welfare of the school. The club was reorganized on November 22, 1929. Since then the membership has been raised to sixty-five. This year the club has pur- chased a flag for the school and has helped in the betterment of the school in various other ways. OFFICERS HAIWI-.Y S. TIaEw'I'r'I' ....... Twsizlrizf T. M. CAIN . . . Firxl Vim'-TI'1'.SiI1'4'11I W. S. BhIacHI-111 . . Svromf Wifi'U-'Pl'!'.YilJ4'I'lf F. M. LOVE . . . . Svrreizzry A. H. ARrXN'l' . . 'Trvaszzrvr