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

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7 n, jl tjcJOd- ... Seniors get enthusiastic for the alma mater at the end of the Seagoville assembly. Prior to the opening of school, JV Cheerleaders perfect a pyramid for their first performance. Far Left: Matt Armstrong and Teresita De La O find time to relax and goof off during class. Corey Flanagan, Theo Biggers, Greg Askew, and Jimmie Rico work on homework in the library.

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Z. -fan £L “? t- tirnlA... WE HAD IT ALL Good times at Woodrow involved not only big events once or twice a month, but also innumerable little events which helped to make each day bearable. Classrooms provided ample opportunities for good times. Students had the chance to laugh with and at each other, to feel good about assignments accomplished or friends made. Likewise, teachers could find good times in lessons well taught or tests which the whole class passed. Good grades pleased students and parents alike and allowed more fun as a reward. Out of school fun added to the good times. Athletic competitions enabled students, parents, and teachers to enjoy friendly competition. After school, students could be heard planning to get together to work on school projects or have fun. Club functions and other school oriented activities provided learning and good times. Varsity school song.

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Clay Pendergrass laughs in band while Shawn Kelly anc Shaun Galt look on Ramon Burciaga enjoys the assignment made in drafting Drillteam uses morning workout to perfect their routine to the song The Power of Love During a halftime performance, the Flag Corps wait patiently for their turn to perform ox