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

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I N. R. CROZIER E. B. CAUTHORN L. V. STOCKARD Suberinlendefll of Schools Axxisianf S7lpl'Yi11fF7lI1f'J1f Dixfrivl Sizperinlemleni of Srhools of High Schools Board of Education DAVID W. CARTER, JR., M. D., President COMMITTEES Finance Buildings and Sites Gabe P. Allen, Chairman L. O. Donald, Chairman L. O. Donald Gabe Allen Mrs. W. A. Leeper Fred D. Danford S11 pplies Lunch Rooms Mrs. W. P. Zumwalt, Chairman Mrs. W. A. Leeper, Chairman L. G. Donald Z. S. Armstrong Fred D. Danford Mrs. W. P. Zumwalt Rules Welfare Z. S. Armstrong, Chairman Fred D. Danford, Chairman Mrs. W. P. Zumwalt Mrs. W. A. Leeper Gabe Allen Z. S. Armstrong

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Q. cqififiufzn Our principal, G. L. Ashburn, is a man who has served Woodrow Wilson High School in the fullest capacity for the past seven years in the fields of service, learning, and gentility. He is an individual Who has proven himself a leader in affairs outside as Well as inside of school. He is a disciplinarian iivho has accomplished that most difficult of all things-the enforcement of rules and regulations, and at the same time the re- tention of the respect and admiration of his entire student body. He is a man who has attained the highest ideals of intellectual honesty, true scholarship, and genuine man- hood and has tried to pass on those ideals to us. Because We appreciate both what he is and What he does, We here express to him the thanks and affection of the June Senior class of193S.

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Woodvrow Wilson Parent-Teacher Association OFFICERS MRS. J. C. VANDERXVOUDE . .... . . . President MRS R. T. SHIELS . . . . . First Vice-Presidmrt MRS. RUSSELL L. SMITH . Second Vice-Prrsideiit MRS JAMES K. WILSON . . Third Vice-President MRS MRS H. C. PERRY . H. B. PARRIS . . . Fozirlfh Vice-Presidemf Sixth Vice-President MRS J. C. STEPHENS . . . Fifth Vice-Presiilmit MRS XV. H. MOUIl.SUND . . P!lV'!ifll71Cl7fdI'idl1 MRS GEORGE PAVEY . . . . Treasurer MRS JACK BAILEY . . Recording Secretary MRS FRED B. CHAMBERS . Sevcfnfb Vice-P1'esia'c'1zl MRS. H. L. YOUNGBLOOD . . . . Historian MRS. HAYS BASSETT . . .... Aziditor MRS. J. A. TRACY . . Corresponding Secretary CNot in picturej PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE In this crisis of education it is necessary to create between the educators and the general public a united eifort to promote the welfare of our children. The road forward is up hill and hard to travel, but the higher the hill the finer the view. Let us Set our standards high. Let us keep in mind that the most beautiful gift that we can give to our nation, the greatest gift to humanity is to Send forth the generation of children for whom we are responsible, with their hearts filled with the joy of loving and Serving. Let us Stand together, pull together, and bring a new day for united education. MRS. J. C. VANDERWOUDE.