Frisco High School - Coonskin Yearbook (Frisco, TX)

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A Sincere Smile . . MR. JOE E, MOEHRI High School Princip Q4 Frisco High School was blessed with a very spirited man, Mr. Joe E. Moehring. He was hired this year as high school principal. When Mr. Moehring first came to Frisco, many spec- ulated that he was of Ger- man descent just by looking at the spelling of his last name. The truth really came out when he pronoun- ced for the first time Wald- smith as Wa1dschi.mdt. Mr. Moehring's great sense of humor has added spice to the teachers' daily bulletin, the announcements, and the pep rallies. He has led our faculty through an exciting year. Mr. Moehring has guided the high school through many tough chal- lenges with great success. In spite of Mr. Moeh- ri.ng's great height, he can still communicate with most of the students and teachers down below. Faculty as well as stu- dents has relied upon his sound judgement. In other words, Mr. Joe E. Moeh- ring has been an exciting and outstanding leader. MRS. RUBY NICHOLS Secretary

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upt. Smith Advocates Improvement ami MRS, sAMMY VAUGHN, Secretary The Executive Engineer driving the FHS locomo- tive, Superintendent R. T. Smith, has started up the 1972 train of success with a bang! However, this QQ-year old locomotive broke down, ran out of coal, or suffered similar disaster and Superintendent Smith guided the people of the FHS train to accept a pur- chase of a Super- Duper Coon-Caboose to replace the qgas-burningj very deeply remembered, but gladly departed, with a little red cabooseg - THUS - a brand new fully air-conditioned high school will soon re- place our dearly beloved gas burning little brick school house. You say you can not wait? Well, Thank Superintendent R. T. Smith for his never-ceas- ing devotion to this truly needed addition to the 1972 .. . TRAIN OF SUCCESS.

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. . . A Helping Hand May I Have Your Attention For An Announcement, Please? These words are heard by all i.n Acker Elementary in the voice of Mr. Bert Isbell, principal. The announce- ment could be along the lines of Do not bring water pistols to class under any circumstances! or Food- throwing may have its place somewhere, but it is not the school lunchroom! Making announcements is only one of the many ways Mr. Isbell communi- cates with his students. He also employs funny faces, the paddle qouchlj, and a special caring for each i.n- dividual. His days are nev- er too crowded to give spe- cial attention to the solv- ing of a student's problems, and nothing is too small to listen to. One may be tempted to cower at first encounter with Mr. Bert, but a hearty hel- lo later, and the smile of generated cheerfulness can- not be suppressed. MX' MRS. BOBBYE THOMAS Secretary MR. BERT ISBELL Acker Elementary Principal KMA! Qivcefhfg