Frisco High School - Coonskin Yearbook (Frisco, TX)

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Admiuistratian, Planners, Huildcrs Serving at the head of Frisco High School are three men who possess leadership, ability and a sincere desire to make this school the best one in the state. These gentlemen are forceful, friends of the faculty and student body, and are largely r e s p on sible for the precision administration of this school. MR, C.J. ANDREWS is our quiet, easy mannered Grade School Principal. He is a good listener and spends much time coaching as well as Grade School Princi- pal. MR. W. O. SILK is a solid, hardworking Superintendent. He offers guidance to all students and teachers on problems con- cerning student activities, behavior and life at school. MR. HAROLD H. VESTAL always has a busy office, especially during graduation times. He has charge of schedules, at- tendance records and many other things that make our school run smoothly. ...wa-us,,, .1-Lanai:

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l5'mrd of Sducafian MR. JOHN KERLEY of Route 2, Frisco, Texas, is president of the School Board. Mr. Kerley is a farmer and is very in- terested in our school, giving his time and efforts for a better school. MR. CHESTER KERLEY of Route 2, Allen, Texas, is secretary of the School Board. Without his signature the school checks are void. MR. HARVEY RITCHEY of Route 1, Frisco, Texas, is a farmer and owner of Ritchey Gin. He is always ready to lend a helping hand for the school. MR. JACKSCOTT, President ofthe First State Bank of this city, is sincerely inter- ested in anything to give us a better school. MR. BENNETT GRIFFIN of Route l, Frisco, Texas, is a farmer, He has two very good reasons for his interest in the school. MR. JOE MCINTIRE, owner of the local Tailor shop, has a deep interest in an attractive school plant. MR. RICHARD TAYLOR of Route l, Mc- Kinney is one of Frisco's good farmers. He is always interested in any improve- ments for our school. Maia. i i ,S , I K wg? wi g , I 2 6' Le 5 - M 4 W il 'MW 4352 , J' .1 . bf .fx - 0 fm' ,I .r 5 5 2:5 ff. 1 V, ffiyffa ' 1 , - W., 'S fwgi , in 3?'lZffWggjf.ggiQA '.,. 5 , X iii. 'Q . T. Z'33i:25f3l:3f?.i?3afyQ?f?1iE5iJ7fI3Qi? v T 2 We Y ffwffx 5 ' 3112,-2 . ZH, 32 54, mf? we ,V 3 .g , M mm 'lf 14 - ' Milf'-livziiteafw 2 ' f if -im-rv' gflr- ,X Wf-

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MR. W.O. SILK is superintendent and teaches American History. MRS. BEE FINLEY SILK teaches second grade and primary music. MR. HAROLD H. VESTAL is High School Principal and teaches math. 1' I , l0 '.r ,Aer A ' ., my f , 'TJ I -'G ' I :fo ' 4. f'e , f 1' ' V 7 A .0 4 90 O 6 ld. IR! '1 .7 - 12, .4 ,4 ' fi fJ,l ' N .' Z! 'f' 1 Q fl ,I ' . ' 1 ' jr'- ivf , f 415 . O MR. C.J. ANDREWS is Grade School Principal, teache S seventh grade and coaches basketball, football, and base- ball. MISS CHRISTINE S T E P H E N S teaches fifth grade and elementary music. MRS. JESSIE M. RIDDLE teaches Third Grade, s up e r vi s e s play activity, and :eaches writing in the Second Grade. ,,,u.MWM,,.dii .-ff' WO' -3-'L if Q' S ' 1 z x 1 I WX' , I , , 5 , . f-in