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

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Students Elect New Council Officers in Spring of '75 Wide porficipotion wos seen in voting for Student Council Officers. Josie Gonzalez delivers her campaign speech as students listen attentively. As the Class of '75 prepared for graduation, the Class of '76 was busy nominating candidates for the coming school year. Some fifteen candidates campaigned zealously for the support of voters, and halls were filled with posters and signs as the campaign raged. At the end of the long road of campaigning, candidates for the offices of president, vice president, and secretary of the Student Council made their speeches before the student body. Competition was stiff, and the decision was difficult, but at last, Bruce Phillips, Ken Sturges and Karen Matney emerged victorious in the voting. STUDENT LIFE 17

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Spring Assembly High Point of Year for New Sweethearts Spring of 1975 brought with it once again the excitement of Spring Assembly, at which the Sweethearts presented their annual performance before the student body. After many long hours of exacting practice and hard work the 75-76 Drill Team was ready to make its debut. Students applauded enthusiastically as the Sweethearts performed by squads, and then retired to the audience to observe the performance of their captains. Several parents were also present to support their daughters, who were attired in traditional red lipstick and stiff petticoats under their scarlet uniforms. The audience expressed general approval as they watched their Drill Team smile, bow, and high-kick their way through another Spring Assembly. Sweetheart}, Liz Oliver, June Russel and Wicky Stark watch with enthusiasm os fellow Drill Team members porode through the aisles. Members of Squad 1 demonstrate Sweetheart words: snap, focus, smile and kick at '75 Spring Assembly. Hcod captain, Beverly Brin, and coploms Ruth Ann Burton and Carolyn Storm stand at attention owoifing their performance. 16 STUDENT LIFE

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Wildeot Red-Team scores winning touchdown ot Red-Gray Gome. Annual Intra-Squad Game, Sweetheart Show Cheered On May 24, 1975 the Wildcat football team, band, drill team and cheerleaders gave spectators at Forester Field a preview of the coming football season. The stands came to life as the crowds witnessed what was believed to be an outstanding demonstration of Wildcat potential. After observing the performance of the new football team, the '76 Band and Sweethearts marched onto the field for their first halftime show. Satisfaction was expressed by all who viewed the show, and it was believed to have been a fine example of what the Sweethearts’ performance in the coming year would be. The outcome of the evening was a Wildcat Red-Team victory over the Gray; but, more important, it was a victory for all the organizations involved, as all their hard work and effort was finally exhibited. Wildcots run onto the field in pursuit of a victory. 3ANK t qmn ” ' A 0 — n - Cheerleaders lead fans in cheering for both Red ond Gray teams ot Spring Gome. Wildcat Cheerleaders look on proudly from sidelines as '76 Bond and Sweethearts make their debut. 18 STUDENT LIFE