Frisco High School - Coonskin Yearbook (Frisco, TX)

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Fore wom' A school plant is constructed of steel, cement, brick and wood and is designed to accommodate anever- changing flow of students. Buildings alone do not make up the school. Frisco School is a way of life--it is the men, women, boys and girls who traverse the school plant that give the buildings a soul of thoughts, aspirations and dreams. Only with this combination can the buildings be called a school. Each student who prorates the life at FHS willy acquire individual mem- ories of the year 1966 and 1967. Through the Coonskin we hope to capture a history of a memorable year. Because we know it is im- possible to present each student's special moments, we have endeavored to record the main events. The time and effort spent on learning, the fun of sports and activities, plusamillion little things will make up memories that will last a lifetime. We hope they are preserved forever in this book and in our hearts. - The Staff 2 5 lea' 7' asfsrirgzssikg - 7' lr,f ?rHs:.Q,L .lj g ig s 14,1 . -: a.QaQff-1Z'::'r2' - ' sk f a: QQ:F' WW it .g ig . M fwg '35E' Tr' i ' -JF ? :.kvf.?i. f, . L 5 , f i-A is js Y , 5 .' - . :'f':S---' lt. ' :,. 52, 5 :iii :..: :'If: , , sz f. af sash, .sf-:m,ri,r:g,my7frq rags .rms wr ssswgwil 553332 tfifrflkiiiisgigr rf5t,2,5Y5ff iif5V2E55EQ?3fi' iswssslfstsfirlfsiim,two? .mi-Fgawfwgggfrying sgsrf-agsw-B55r.:t:s,:s12r5gktss-st fmwisswrrgrxe '1 sez 2:vr55:-wwvggisfgm ygnffsqgsgrisgfsis sz T zvt at at ,,.f is-1 ...V r.s, . .1 ,.,,n,,rr.s,.ss Slfiziiigsfff-rv.r 5-K hsiievysyr.-S A wff1g,Sr2SsQ,, -f

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Admfhfyfwafofc Prepare fo 'U' YA!- A HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL'S duties are most varied. No two days or even two hours catch him repeating the same tasks. In all probability it falls his duty to handle more un- pleasant jobs than anyone connected with high school. It is hard to discipline, to make a schedule to accomodate all students, and to keep a school system running smoothly. One of his more gratifying accomplishments this year is the stu- dent handbook. It takes all hands at the wheel to have a successful school year is first advocated by the principal, Mft Wefdon Corba!! A JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL'S work is with students who are noisy, who have many classes, are more serious underneath than they like him to know, and who are kind and forgiving. It falls his duty to make a schedule compliant to the high school since some of the junior high school teach- ers also work with high school students. When a person who is interested in youth is sought, a good place to look is in the junior high science room where you will find Mft Ca! Wegfeff. V Q' . .Q ifffl Wa KJ .., iiii S- ta if THE SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT assumes responsibility for the operation of all Frisco Schools. He works closel with the board trying to carry out the general Lpolicies set by that boardg he supervises other school a ministra- torsg he is responsible for purchasing equipment and supplies and the yearly budget. One of his major respol sibilities is obtaining competent school personnel. Whe