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

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hen Pu Always P P DR. N. R. CROZIER Superintendent of Schools MEMBERS Gabe P. Allen F. D. Danford L. O. Donald Dan D. Rogers Mrs. T. A. Waggoner Mrs. W. P. Zumwalt In the dynamic state of present day events, progress is an overworked word. No other, however, so aptly Hts the attitude of the administration of the Dallas Schools. Hold- ing firmly to the principle of the students' school rather L. V. STOCKARD Assistant Superintendent of Schools than the school's student, the administration has spared no expense, and overlooked no available opportunity to ad- vance the educational status of each student. JULIUS DORSEY District Superintendent of High Schools

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7a0wz.P' To Mr. G. L. Ashburn, more than any other individual, can be attributed the pres- ent position of Woodrow Wilson High School as one of the leading schools in the Southwest. Our class does not feel that it is doing anything new or startling in offering this page of appreciation to him, but this is the last time that the entire class of 1940 can tell him that his influence will always be felt by all the students of Woodrow Wilson High, that his keen feeling of honor and justice, his high ideals of citizenship and manhood will leave a deep impression on the future youth of Dallas, even though only a part of them may be under his direct control. Mr. Ashburn,s interest in scholastic at- tainment, character development, and ath- letic achievement mark him as a civic leader, his sympathetic understanding of our prob- lems and his genial comradeship mark him as our own beloved Pop Ashburn.