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

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Graduation, All Night Party End 1975 Class Activities As happens annually, the spring of 1975 was filled with senior activities leading up to graduation. These events included: the Senior Assembly, in which seniors exhibited their talents; Senior Brunch, given in the girls' gym; the Prom at the Sheraton Hotel; and the All-Night Party at Bronco Bowl. Their year, and, indeed their public school life was climaxed by Graduation in the State Fair Music Hall. The 1975 Woodrow Wilson Graduates received the diplomas the night of May 28, with Kenny Kurtz as Valedictorian and Eddi Lyndon as Salutatorian. Superintendent Nolan Estes and Boon Member Nancy Judy were also present. Mrs. Judy gave the com mencement address and assisted in the presentation of the diplomas. Coveted diploma in bond. Ginger Ehrhordf is helped The Concert Choir, led by former director, Jerry McKinney, performs at the 1975 Croduotion Exercises, off stage by Bryce Phillips. Senior men, David Stubblefield, Bill Shearin, Alan Younger and Jimmy Shoemaker express hidden aspiration to become Sweethearts at Senior Assembly. STUDENT LIFE 19

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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

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Some Wildcats Start School Year Earlier Than Others Eager to get the 1976 school year rolling, the band and Sweethearts returned to Woodrow in August a week early in order to be assured sufficient practice for the football season. Sweethearts, decked out in shorts and T-shirts, perfected high-kicks as the band accompanied them, playing such tunes as “Saturday in the Park , Chico and the Man and Theme from Hawaii Five-O. The sophomores and other new students were the next to appear after summer vacation. They attended sophomore orientation on August 15, in which they were introduced to Woodrow’s faculty and warmly welcomed by the cheerleaders and Student Council officers. They met first in the auditorium for an opening program, and were then sent to homerooms. School began officially for all grades on August 18, at 8:30. Sophomores look on in owe os the 1976 cheerleaders introduce themselves. 1975-76 Bond members plod through their morching routine in the summer sun, os Mr. Garmon wotches from under the nearest shade tree. Eager to get involved in High School life, sophomores Annie Botes ond Joe Alvarado register in the attendance office on August 18. 20 STUDENT LIFE