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

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Senait Hailu and Tsega Habtemariam dance a song of culture. Atisa Shirrani and Dushtl Glare, model costumes from their country. ?

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Cultural Fair Brings Students Together Held on May 8. the Culture Fair was a chance for students to learn about the many ethnic backgrounds found at Woodrow. Organized by Susan Travis' junior English class, the fair included food samples in the cafeteria and an assembly during seventh period. Volunteers from the faculty, staff and student body prepared ethnic foods which were sold during the lunch periods for 50 t per sample. The assembly included native dances and speakers. Students leave lunch line to have a taste of culture Two students perform an Islamic dance. Marisella Mendoza and Juan Vega model traditional Mexican sombreros

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Preparing for A New Way of Life Senior. The word conjures up images of a fun-filled, exciting year devoted to partying and leaving high school. Leaving school, however, isn't always an easy task. After getting over the hump of meeting requirements and gathering credits, seniors had to decide what to do with themselves when appearing at Woodrow by 8:30 AM. was no longer necessary. For some, life after high school meant appearing at a job each morning. 'Til be working part time while I'm attending a community college,' said Claire Troy. Other students found themselves planning to Calvin Freeney studies his college options while waiting to speak with Mrs. Clark. Senior girls enjoy lunch outside by the parking lot continue their educations. This meant choosing between a number of colleges, including two year community colleges and four year universities. It also meant filling out a heap of forms and applications, and praying for good SAT scores. It was such a relief to get my acceptance letters back, said Jennifer Meyer. Still other seniors decided to take time off and travel after graduation, or perhaps extend the decision making time by a few months. The military extended its traditional call, and a few students answered and prepared to go off to boot camp. 10