Fredericksburg High School - Mesa Yearbook (Fredericksburg, TX)

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ufaerinfen clenf Our Superintendent, Mr. Fred M. Thompson, uses his able hands to guide and directboth youth and adults alike in school and community affairs with his dedicated efforts. Pictured here , he is offering his advice to one of the many civic organ- izations to which he belongs. rin cilaa Of all the people who help plan and build the lives of the students at F, H.S. , Mr. W.C. Westerfeldt, our principal, is one of the foremost who contributes to the growth and success of both the school and the students. His interest and administrative ability is of lasting value to our future success.

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' enior ,aon.4or.4 READING LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. May Gold, Commercialg Miss Stella Jung, Science and Foreign Languageg Mrs. Mildred Rowntree, English and Journalismg and Mr. Logan Templeton, Math, These teachers are lending a hand in making plans for a possible senior trip. They have dedicated their efforts in pr e par ing their students and are channeling their thoughts to the better- ment of the future. ,N A, .-M A A - unior ,9onJorJ READING LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs., Shirley Goodin, Librariang Mr, Herbert Haas, Mathg and Miss Ella Gold, His- tory and German. These sponsors have aheavyjob on their hands in discussing plans for the Junior-Senior Prom, Their guidance will mean the difference between suc- cess and failure in many of their stu- dents' lives.