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

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1968 . . . year Of On thus 'asm 1968 . . . a pane fie ( 771717 registration card. . . early morning practices . . . pep assemblies . . . football games ... a special teacfier who inspires earning ... a scfioof dance ... a noisy discussion on a controuersial issue . . . beds signaling tie beginning andend of classes . . . report cards . . . part time fobs . . . plans for the future . . . Senior r7Iciiuities . . . finally, a diploma. Till of this is 70001)770 70 707t3c S O OC. 73ui TOood roiv is so much more. 7t is an intangible spirit characterizedthis year by an anticipation, an eagerness, an enthusiasm felt throughout the school. 7or 1968 marls the fortieth anniuersary of Doodrow 7$)iIson High School. Since 1928, 7000 D770 70 has grown large and strong. How this schoolis involved in a headlong rush to greatness. Oxciting plans and changes are being put into effect this year. TOith an increase in enrollment of thirty-one per cent, 70oodrou is planning a bigger, brighter future. 7he 1968 07701-S7ID0 77 has triedto capture this anticipation, this planning, this enthusiasm. 7o capture this spirit is to capture the moods of 70 70 70 — moods of guietness, of expectancy, of festivity, of stimulation. 7n the many phases, many elements, of TOoodrow we have tried to capture the 0CJ7fUS77IS7It 07 1968. 7

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