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

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WOODROW WILSON - BIG D A WILDCAT REMEMBERS ck - FC RF fFR — oW3(j)0 wcA CA rv ntvcn “ vuCCKao ’’ • A COU CLOJV AxAoJVXX. CX 0 .u3 - CMo CUl - CU 'W CXa r yte 2e°:idl. C J Jc XaaasJL -— V .Inscribed on our class ri fcVcLA • C wdL4n i w , J WcfOctrO y WilS(fY ffig dh v x o L nf Dallas and Woodrow Wilson—Everlasting memories for every Wildcat. Memories of wonderful high school days, countless events and honors, senior activities, graduation—all part of the WWW and Big D. In our book and through our theme the CRUSADER staff has made an effort to preserve the memories and joys of high school to each senior forever. The CRUSADER staff wishes to thank many persons for their efforts: the teachers, for their cooperation; the office staff, for their assistance; the junior staff, for their help in indexing; Mr. John Ramsey, our Taylor representative, for his aid and encouragement; Mr. Smith and Mr. Malone, for their patient understanding; and especially Mr. Allen, for his inspiration and guidance-Thanks to so many people, who were so pleasant and helpful. And so, as the sun sets on Woodrow Wilson and Big D, it is the hope of the staff that every Wilsonite might use this yearbook to remind him of the sunny days of high school life-the setting of the sun at commencement, and the promise of the dawn that follows the sunset and the night. THE STAFF 264