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

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r MRS. E.P. CARPENTER MRS. ,IXLILIIRT W. NASH MRS. LYNN VQVEATHERFORD MRS. IRVING D. PORTER MIKS. LELAND JOHNSON MRS. ALLPN CAMERON IWR3. I. J. THORNTON MRS. O. M. NIARCHNIAN MRS. 11. J. BOOROUT MIQS. R. L. DUDNEY E161

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M ' , , A :. ef Daolis Club . OFFICERS ABELL D. HARDIN, M.D. . . . . Pifesidezif E. M. BELCHER . . . Vive-President T. H. TEAL . . Vice-P1'exi1le11t G. G. WiLi.isoN . . Secretary HARRY WII-KINSON . . Trwzszzrcr The Dad's Club of Woodrow Wilson High School has maintained an active interest in the Welfare of both the boys and girls of the school, and by its loyal co-operation with the principal, faculty, and student body, has helped to promote all the social, athletic, and academic activities in which the students have been engaged. Beautification of Randall Park, paving of streets leading to the building, and other civic improvements which add much to the convenience and pleasure of the school and community, have been sponsored by the Club. Under its instigation, a rigid enforcement of zoning laws in the district adjacent to the school and the provision of traffic officers to safeguard the traffic before and after school have been secured. In every Way possible the Club has demonstrated its interest in the life of the student body.

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Qlliccrs Woodrow Wilson parent Teachers Association MISS. ALBERT W. NASPI . . . . Prvxidwri MRS E.P. CARPENTI R . . liirxf xIft'C'-PY'f'Xit1t'IIf MRS LYNN VVEATHIZRI-'GRD Si'r'w1JVim'-Prvsidwzf MRS. IRVING D. PORTER . . Tbiril Virf'-Pwsiffvrzl MRS I. J. THORNTON . . . . Tnfuszmfi' MRS. LELAND JOHNSON . . Rvmrding Sezwfary MIKS. ALLEN CAMERON . C0l'l'l'Sp0I7t1'iI1g Sc'ci'rrtury MRS J. J. BOOROUT . . . Historian MRS R. L. DUDNEY . . Purliameniurian MRS O. M. MARQlllh1.AN . . . Aznlitor This Love of Childhood is the common tie which should unite us in holiest of purpose. With this motto in mind, the Parent-Teacher Association of Woodrow Wilson High School is striving to realize the sacredness of this work of ours. No holier ground can we find than that occupied by a father, a mother, or a teacher. We have for our purpose the Welfare of our children. In holding to this endeavor we have striven to become successful in the promotion of activities Which, we trust, have contrib- uted to the success of our children in their relation to the home, the school and the community. We have also tried to stimulate the social intercourse be- tween our teachers, the parents, and the students in order that We may reach a better understanding and appreciation of the school problems. If our organization has, in this way, been an aid, then We are reaching that common tie, The Love of Childhood . L171