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

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The ’67-’68 Sweetheart captains Carol Brinegar, Kay Jones, Michele Wade, and Vicky Hamilton start off Spring Assembly with a song. ’68 Cheerleaders And Sweethearts As the scholastic year of 1966-67 drew to a close with the annual intra-squad game, along with it came the introduction to certain organizations with many new and excited faces. This was the first time for the newly-chosen Sweethearts and Cheerleaders to perform. This clash of the Red and the Gray was only a preview of the exciting football season to come. Cheerleaders and Sweethearts tasted for the first time the thrilling anticipation and spirit that are typical of the Wildcats. The Cheerleaders and Sweethearts are symbolic of the high-spirited Wildcat tradition. The new members of this “spirit team” helped to make this one of the most enthusiastic years ever. 25 There is a bit of confusion for the ’67-’68 cheerleaders at the Intra-Squad game.

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New Cheerleaders Allen Henderson, Steve White, Linda Welch, Bob Latimer, Kay Kretchmar, Randy Fife, Judy Austin and Martha Latimer are introduced by the old cheerleaders on Spring Assembly. Intra-Squad Game Introduces ’67- 24 Sweetheart Squad 2 gives a preview on the '67 Spring Assembly of what to expect the next year.

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Freddie Gerstl, Woodrow’s exchange student from Venezuela, learns a little bit about American teenagers at a party given in his honor. Rusty Brydon’s summer job at Ashburn’s was the best thing that ever happened to penniless Wood-row students. The Coming Of Summer Brings Work Several Woodrow students spent their summer in summer school at Bryan Adams. 26