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

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Unity Is The Difference Varied personalities abound at Woodrow forming a conglomerate of opinions and interests. Despite the differences, students combine to make one main body, each person contributing to make his high school years a lasting memory. Not only students, but faculty and administrators as well participate in bringing the students closer to one another. Teachers strive to guide the students through their formative years with close, personal contact. Administrators keep the school functioning and offer their time to those who need it. There is a unique rapport between staff and students, not found in many schools. Continuing a Woodrow tradition, Seniors shout the Senior Yell in the lunchroom. Ms. Parrett assists a student with an Industrialism project in her newly acquired American History class. 8

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Wildcats celebrate Red and Gray Day by wearing appropriate colors. People Make the Difference Individualism is a basic ingredient of the school. People of various geographical origins and cultural backgrounds make up the student body. Woodrow is a unique school because of its natural integration without the need for federal court-ordered busing of students. The student body consists of members of different social classes and races with different ideas and beliefs, all working together to make Woodrow a model of society. 7 Kasandra Hughes, a rifle corps member, performs a halftime routine.

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The Wildcat Varsity football team exploded into their opening game against West Mesquite confident of victory. Lunch is a time to be united with friends. Here Broderick Mathis kids around with his pal Sebastian Armstrong. 9 April Young and Barbara Guensche clown around after school.