Fredericksburg High School - Mesa Yearbook (Fredericksburg, TX)

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8 X Student Life S enior Wendy Immel is sure to bag her prey as she participates in camouflage dress-up day in October. L ininf up for the attack lrightl are bac row left to rightg senior Ken- neth Fries, junior Todd Enderlin, senior Bert Barwise, lack Schmid, Bob- by johnson, and junior Tommy Crenwelge. S enior Ohly Spicoly Ian Ohlenburg thinks, Yeah, I'm bad when she participated in Hawaiian dress-up day. S enior Stephanie Keller wants people to know just because she's in band doesn't mean she can't be sexy, as she kids around during a Monday night practice.

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s' 1292 .,,, ,H rg' - ..l.,,If, ' , gps-5 ,wmwrh .,5,,'f1r.-'31, nf-cgtfglts, 4, I., if .... va , . ,..,,f..w ilfr H sw. - gpt L f. its 4 1 at j if .iss ,st f , Une-on-one - Director Larry Edge stops to ex- plain to freshman Iohn Elrod his role in the up- coming show. D rummers lodi Adams, Melanie Gillis, Tony Williams, lodi Ramsey, Guy Hinkle, and Tammy Whitewood, line up in their unique but uniform style. QW139HiXHWHiW3E1s'li5'lf'?Ew'z'I'Y3tQ iiliHiw37I.'lWfiD'I5Li.AS?-X Q at V M X725 Obstacles bring out best in band ew directors, new marching style, and an extra step to state are just a few of the obstacles that stood in the way of the band's chance for a berth in the State Marching Contest held in Austin Nov. 13. This year included many new obstacles, but reaped many new benefits, said senior Drum Major Ieffrey Pehl. Receiving two Division I ratings and having the experience of working with two new, excellent directors, and an entirely new group of fine musicians was a worthwhile experience. The band marched into competition led by new directors Larry Edge and Ieff DuBose. Edge last taught at Waco High School. DuBose is really a new director. He is a first-year director who graduated from the University of Texas in the fall of 1983. Although the band did not advance to State competition this year, they received Division I ratings all the way. On Oct. 27 the band competed at District in San Antonio and won the right to move on to Regionals in Alice Nov. 3. Hours of practice - band camp, lunchtime, and evenings - paid off for the 137 band members as they strove for their 24th con- secutive Sweepstakes. In the 23 years of be- ing a Sweepstakes band, FHS placed first in the State Marching Contest the first year it was held 119801 and received second place Ito Georgetownl the next three years. This year the band faced the first Regional competition which was held in Alice, where they vied with six other area bands for Regional honors. Along with a change of directors came a change of style. The went from corps style to military marching and back to corps style for competition. This year started off hard because of the new band directors, but with a lot of co- operation things turned out rather well, said senior rifle Tammy Ramsey. 10 f Student Life