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

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HOLLYWOOD HOUTCHENS KELLEY KITCHEN McBRAYER McMILLAN NICHOLSON RILEY Required in Today's World it will be possible for a pupil to study five years of mathematics or science before graduation from high school. From frog legs to formaldvhide, from tapeworms to test tubes, from snails to satellites, Wilson science students learn the ABC’s of the chemical, physical, and biological world. Not only are Wilsonites introduced to the world of science but also to the art of “domestic science.” The student is instructed in the culinary arts, and in sewing and home nursing. HOLLYWOOD, RALPH B.A.. M.Ed.. Austin College: Southwestern University. Business Arithmetic. Coach. Football and Basketball. HOUTCHENS, L. W. B.A.. M.A.. Texas Christian University. Chemistry. Community Chest. KELLEY, BENNIE B.S.. East Texas State Teachers Collette. Mathematics and Head Basketball Coach. KITCHEN, HOWARD R. B.S., Cotner Collette: M.S., East Texas State Collette, Biolotry. McBRAYER. T. E. B.S.. M.S., Baylor Uni-versity. Coach. Football and Basketball, Biolojty. McMILLAN. ALBERTA C. A.B.. North Texas State Collette. Mathematics. NICHOLSON. HERBERT A. B.S.. Salem Collette. Physics and Geometry. RILEY. JAMES C. B.S., M.Ed., Southern Methodist University. Mathematics. Head Football Coach. STOVALL STOVALL. SARAH I. M.A., B.S.. Texas State Collette for Women. Homemakintr. WHITE. J. B. B.S.. Georite Peabody Collette: M.A.. Southern Methodist University. Biolotry. WHITE Joan Haldcman adds a feminine touch to the physics lab as Instructor Hugh Max Brown explains an experiment to Lee Barineau, Harold Allen, Raymond Hargis and Billy May. 29

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ABERNATHY, RUTH BROWN. H. M. B.A., B.Mus.. Southern B.A., North Texas State Methodist University. College. Physics. Mathematics. BLEVINS, BROWN, J. WILLIAM W1LHEMINA K. B.A.. M.A.. Southern B.A.. Hardin-Simmons Methodist University. University. Mathematics. Mathematics. Visual Education. Vocational Guidance. Guidance Testing, Senior Publication, Projection Club. ABERNATHY BLEVINS BROWN BROWN CUMNOCK, JANE STEWART B.S., University of Arkansas. Foods. ELLSWORTH. AGNES B.S.. M.S.. North Texas State College. Biology. Chemistry. FULTON. K. M. M.A., Southern Methodist University. Mathematics. GREENE. PAUL F. B.A., Northeastern State: M. of Ed.. Uni-versity of Oklahoma. Mathematics. HIGHTOWER, BURIAN M. B.S.. Enst Texas State Teachers: M.E., Texas Christian University. Mathematics. Tennis Coach. HILL HIGHTOWER HILL, IRVIN B.A., Trinity University: M.A.. North Texas State College. Mathematics. CUMNOCK ELLSWORTH FULTON GREENE Science, Math, Home Skills As Russian Sputniks spread their shadows across the free world sky, recent advancements in space travel have increased the emphasis on mathematics and science. These departments at Woodrow Wilson have provided special classes for students of high aptitude in these fields. These include “honors” classes which offer courses that may or may not be accepted for college credit depending on the college. Other classes providing more extensive instruction for pupils of high aptitude, known industry,.and recognized achievement are also provided. In the not-to-distant future, Math pupils learn by explaining their own work. Malone Green explains a problem to the class under the supervision of Mrs. Alberta McMillan. 28

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ALLEN. JEWELLE Study Hall 2. CAVAZOS, I LA MAE B.S.. Texas State Collette for Women. Dietitian. CALDWELL. CLIFFORD, LAURA WILLIE MAE B.S., Southern Methodist B.S.. Texas State Collette University. Physical Edu-for Women. Nurse. cation. Ice Skating Cluh. ALLEN CALDWELL CAVAZOS CLIFFORD GALCHUTT. MALVINA Life Certificate. Winona Minnesota Teachers College. Study Hall l. HARRISON. MARTHA Secretary to Commandant. GOLDSTEIN. HANNAH HILL. WILLIE Study Hall. Girls' P.E. Attendance Office. GALCHUTT GOLDSTEIN HARRISON HILL Employees Keep School Running Smoothly Graduates of Woodrow Wilson must have had four years of high school physical education, unless they have been excused for physical reasons. Separate gymnasiums are provided here for boys and girls, but in pretty weather, most of the activity is outside, where athletic contests, such as softball for girls and touch football for boys, are conducted. Boys in the R.O.T.C. and the girls in the marching band and drill team received physical education credit for these activities. The Woodrow Wilson R.O.T.C. includes some Not often seen by the Wilson students is the kitchen personnel of the school. They are, back row: Iva Joe Brooks, Doris Jean Edwards, Earlie Hill, Gertrude Anderson, Ruthie Stevenson, Clara Bell Fauglitner. Front row: Gertrude Cartwright, Virginia Lewis, Lillian Bacon, Clara Mae Gambell, Maggie Morgan, Wauline Johnson, Cleo Nicholas. Seated: Ila Mac Cavazoo, Ann Staglik, Annie Williams and, Lula Douthit. 30