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

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Almost no other tradition in all of high school is as exciting as homecoming. Of course, boys and girls had their own ideas about the affair. GIRLS: Worry, worry, worry. She thought about it all week long. Days of shopping paid off on the big night, when she spent hours getting dressed. Finally, the door bell rang. Frantically, she rushed around, ripping curlers out of her hair and snagging stockings. Not until she stpepped into the car did she relax. BOYS: Money, money, money. He thought about it weeks in advance. Between dinner, dance tickets, corsages, mums and clothes, he'll be broke for months. Finally, the big night arrived and he scraped together enough money to pull it off. And in the end, he decided every cent was well spent. After a week of spirited activities, including dress-up days and a community pep assembly at Lakewood Bank, the Wildcats won their football game. The following night, the dance, with a theme of Magic Moments, was held at Winfrey Point. CHEERING Drill Team members watch the Homecoming pep rally. SURPRISE Spectators wait in awe at the announcing of the winners. 26 Homecoming

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CELEBRATION Jack Middleton and Stacy Brummelt laugh with Nicki Ventura and Stacy Gail after the annoucement of the court. ANTICIPATION Connie Do ier, Kyle Rohole, and Gail Drury wait for the announcement of the queen. CONGRATULATIONS Kelly Barginear congratulates sister Terry on making Princess. Homecoming 27