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

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19G7-G8 Sweethearts pose happily with Miss Bless on center stage, a place of honor earned after a yeai of hard but rewarding work. Practice, Patience And Precisio A Sweetheart's day consists of the hard work of eaily morning practice. The exacting precision of performing a ‘ripple The excitement of first marching on to the field . . . And the pride at the end of a well done routine. 198

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Cheerleaders demonstrate a new way to be “up” for the kickoff. )ortsmanship And Enthusiasm Steve White starts pep assembly with a mighty Wildcat yell. Kay Kretchmar jumps high for Wildcats. There’s no doubt that Allen Henderson backs the Wildcats. 197

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This year’s 19G7-G8 officers with sponsor Willadean Bless are lieutenants Nancy Nell Foster, Susan Hardwick, Nancy Battle, Mary Linda Winford, and captains Vicky Hamilton, Kay Jones, Michele Wade, and Carol Brinegar. reduce Pretty Performance A new life began for the new Sweethearts at ; the dramatic moment when the names of the lucky chosen ones were posted last March. From ! that moment on, exercising and precision were I the order of the day in preparation for the first big performance, Spring Assembly, in May. Every morning at 7:30 AM, while everyone else was still trying to get in a few more minutes of sleep, the Sweethearts were practicing at school, perfecting the precision of the routines. The reward of the perspiration and discipline was the thrill that came from the applause of the crowds at the football half-time performance. The most enjoyable activity was on the night before the homecoming game when the Sweethearts decorated the football boys’ homes. The traditional red roses and whistles were presented to the new officers at the annual banquet on January 19, as a new year of Sweet-| hearts began. Sweethearts react in various unusual ways to the action of the football games.