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

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With the surprised faces of Gary Smith and Susan Hines, as newly elected cheerleaders there is no need for words. As Sharon Stone and Sherie Pardoe march down the aisle during the Spring Assembly, faces turn to see two of our Sweetheart captains. Patricia Dean and Lt. Karen McNeil look very pleased after their squads' performance during the Spring Assembly. 1962-63 DRILL TEAM AND CHEERLEADERS WERE FEATURED IN SPRING ASSEMBLY u

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 Wash That Man Right Out of My Hair, is the main song of Vickie Davis, Joan McCullouch, Carmyn McKinney, and Beverly Benfhul. “SHOWSTOPPERS, IN MAY ’62, FEATURED MUSICAL NUMBERS FROM TOP BROADWAY PRODUCTIONS Gary Pearcy, Mike Wilkins, and Paul Horton listened attentively as Shelia Theriot sang My Heart Belongs To Daddy, in 1962 Showstopoers. 15

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The favorites and their dates were introduced by larry Mauldin, preceding the grand march at the Senior Prom. SENIOR ACTIVITIES MIX NOSTALGIA WITH GAIETY With the spring assembly introducing the 1962-63 cheerleaders and drill team, the seniors began to realize how few days were left in their carefree life as a senior in high school. The seniors grew sad as they rehearsed for graduation exercises and watched their final assembly. The happy activities of graduation season included teas, coke parties, picnics, the Senior Breakfast during Senior Week, the long-awaited Senior Prom at the Sheraton-Dallas Hotel, and the all-night party, sponsored by the parents, at the SMU Student Center. Stanley Baker portrays a typical sophomore as he showed us his ability to play basketball. Sad faces lined the rows as the seniors watched their last assembly.