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

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Record clerk Gladys Hardy, spends most of her time at this school carefully copying every pupil’s grades from the teachers’ report sheets to the permanent record. Miss Hardy checks the accuracy of all averages and calls on teachers to correct any errors found Balancing the books is simple for textbook custodian Kenneth Hale. Helping him in the bookroom are Vince Bernhart and Marian Wooldridge. Even a coach has paperwork to do. Football coach J. C. Riley maintains an office in the boys’ gymnasium and has Alice Smith as his “Girl Friday.” Curdy, and Sally Allen. Back row: Betty Lynn Blandford, Sarah Garner, Maureen Mooney, Carla Pollard, Leilani McHale, Midge Billion, and Marcia Bloom. . i i)V School Nurse A girl for each period, and then some, IS W !'. j U1) with the Willie Mae Caldwell to attend to the business of Mopi K 1 . pupils’ health. Seated are Carolyn Moore, Judy Gay, Barbara WeStlall, Glenna Lynn Hamrick, and Mary Ewing. Standing are Jean Allll Patterson, Mrs. Caldwell, Sandra Kregel, and Patti Ray 21

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Principal Dale Douglas and Secretary Mrs. Bennie Watts, assisted by Mrs. Martha Harrison run school affairs from the central office. Volunteers Help in Offices Assistant Principal J. H. Malone proudly poses with his attractive and efficient office staff. The ten “secretaries” are, front row: Martha Sigler, Carole Mc- School finance figures must he in i black, or, at least, dark gray, instead of crimson, or else School Accountant Don Helms will report to persons concerned. Mr. Helms’ staff writes all checks to pay Woodrow Wilson accounts. Mr. Helms’ assistants are Tommy Lander, Sondra Luton, Ethelyn Durbin, Alice Irons, and j Lorna Holcomb. Boasting an all-male staff, J. William Brown provides many services for the school: aiding in counseling fot college, seeing that films are shown properly and promptly, and planning testing programs. With him are, in front, Ed Stribling, Kenneth Gibson, Richard Jeffrey, and Glenn Slocum. In back are Glenn Galbraith, John Allen, and Ronnie Crowther. 20

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Faculty meetings are sometimes conducted by the teachers, themselves, as was the case at this library meeting. English teacher Corin Humphries, flanked by other members of the panel, is shown reading a paper. Teachers Associate Outside of Classrooms Teachers also enjoy social affairs. Mr. J. W. Brown treats his favorite date, Mrs. Brown, to a spaghetti dinner at the P. T. A. Roundup. “Long time—no see” seems to be the happy phrase raised by these teachers after a long summer. J. W. Brown, Kenneth Hale, Jean Musick, Eunice Atkins, 22