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

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CONT Surely, this man-made shortness of time and distance is symbolic of the trend toward world cooperation and, finally, world peace. Who knows? Perhaps, as a starter, even Dallasites and Fort Worthians— Woodrowites and Paschalites—will be drawn to closer friendship as a result of the Turnpike and greater cooperation. ADMINISTRATION PERSONALITIES CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS MILITARY ACTIVITIES

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FOREWORD Your 1958 Crusader has taken the forward look with the theme of brilliant diamonds and the magnificent 58! 2-million-dollar Dallas-Fort Worth Turnpike. Our world is constantly looking toward the future and the adults of tomorrow. Dallas and Woodrow are also looking into the vast unknown as they prepare themselves for changes from the ways of tradition, growing population, unbelievable inventions, and even outer space. Our colorful globe with its varied peoples is becoming more closely knit than ever before in the history of mankind. The Dallas-Fort Worth Turnpike is representative of this new-found closeness. For example, where it formerly required one and a quarter hours to travel between the two cities, the time has now been cut to a remarkably short 33 minutes.

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PAUL F. ALLEN