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

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1 975 Crusader Woodrow Wilson High School Dallas, Texas 75214 Volume XLVII

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Parts Begin to Fit Time was when the jigsaw parts of Woodrow Wilson High School seemed hopelessly strewn, presenting a disheartening task for administrators and community to reassemble into the handsome picture that all desired. Truly, we had rather pull a curtain over certain scenes of the recent past. But, walking down the corridors of our school in this school year, 1974-75, one saw an emerging picture of unquestioned attractiveness, as pupils and teachers of many types gathered together and felt a glow in that all were the Woodrow Wilson Wildcats. Caucasians, Mexican-Americans, Orientals, Indians, and Negroes from this area were brought together, without busing or other methods of forced integration; Wildcats that work, study and play together. We were one student body, pulling together to make this school year the best, and to set an example for years to come. Teachers passed on their expertise and counsel to al students, caring about each one, helping to make thei classes a unified whole. The coaches pulled for their dif ferent teams, urging members to work together, to have victory, no matter what the score, or in whose favor Many teachers sponsored school clubs and other groups working together with the students in an area of interes to all of them involved. Woodrow Wilson is not a large school, but in it al types of living are brought together, naturally. The vari ous ethnic groups, the rich, the middle class, and the poor people of different religions, and different political belief: are all brought together under one roof; all worked t make Woodrow Wilson the best school. That's why w say: WE'VE GOT IT TOGETHER. 2