Fredericksburg High School - Mesa Yearbook (Fredericksburg, TX)

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A 11 One of junior Dorren Schneider's fovorite summer- time octivities is ploying o gome of boseboli with friends. A 2: Ex-ort student Clem Costillo helps seniors Eric Prof! ond Bobby Modrid point FHS on the press box or the srodium, A 3: Cooch Morsholl instructs footboli ployers on the proper blocking style. A A: Swinging for onother homerun is senior Erin Sebero during o summer ofternoon boseboll gome. 1A ...,,-N SA E 5 P06 5 '3 'S A N7-xgrlx N 'l 5 1 7' 10 IX Ng 1 x3 A 9 1 10 1 it 35 is A25 15 -'21 Q' N5 1,2 7-3 ,BN

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Look at u now Foces of the yeor of 1962 were nothing speciol to strongers but to o friend, nothing could motch them. Friendships ore so close in these yeors thot they seem indestructible. Friends usuolly meons two people thot know eoch other well, but in the Fredericksburg High School Bond for instonce, everyone knows everyone ond becouse this exists they con cooperote without much disogreement. You connot olwoys think of just groups of people or in- dividuols os unique. We tried to express the stoges of high school lite by putting them in seosons. Summer represents freshmen, becouse school is just begin- ning ond so is the freshmen's porticipotion in high school. They ore beginning to be involved in pep rollies, footboll gomes, morching contests, ond school donces. By foll the yeor is in full swing, thot is why Foll is for the sophomores. They know the holls, they hove knowledge of the responsibilities thot ore required of them. They ore the grown- up freshmen of the yeor before. Winter is for juniors, the group thot just become upper closs. Juniors go to oll the porties ond ore oble to torment underclossmen into wishing they were bock in eighth or ninth grode. Winter is on onticipotion of spring just os yourjunior yeor is on onticipotion of finolly becoming o senior. The lost seoson of school is spring. Spring is the time for senior trips, proms, ond groduotion. This seems to be the time when ot- tention is focused on the seniors. Awords ossemblies, porties, pic- tures, invitotions ond exoms signol thot for the Closs of '82, o yeor like no other is coming to o close.

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l qi www M rf wt! X if Q 5 KS TFX5' 'IA SA Everyone has their long list of plans for those three long months -- June, July, August - completely free of school. Most students find sleeping late .or relaxing at the pool among their favorite summertime activities. Others play baseball or volleyball with friends. The Stonewoll Peach Jamboree, Night in Old Fredericksburg, and The Gillespie County Fair are some of the favorite gathering places of students. By late summer students begin to feel the approach of a new school year, Cheerleaders going to camp, football ' weights to get in shape for the upcoming football season. s X S Q 3 ,1 S 5 X N 5 C i wits X NC. ie' S X, 5 'ik - it AA players beginning practice, and a nervous class of freshmen going to their first orientation are signs that summer is com- ing to a close. Although everyone complains about going back to school, most are reolly happy to be back because they can see friends and classmates they may not have seen all sum- mer. They're also glod to be back because there is a feeling of unity and pride that makes everyone feel good to be a part of FHS. Page by Renee Fiedler, Photos by Terry Collier. Karen Grona, and Yvonne Velnhelmer Summer A 1: Seniors Morcie Jenkins, Gaylor Woerner, Malcolm Coon and Marsh Weierhausen attended Girls State at Texas Lutheran College in Seguin and - Boys State in Austin this summer. A 21 The Flag Corps leads the rest of the if 1.1 :.i parade down Main Street for the opening of The Gillespie County Fair. A 3 Senior quarterback Brian Maenius practices his hand-off to Greg Treibs junior, during morning football practice in August. A 4: Senior Jeff Landis lifts