Wiederstein Junior High School - Stampede Yearbook (Cibolo, TX)

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It is with great esteem that we honor you with this 1961 STAMPEDE, Mr. O. G. Wiederstein. You have become a real part of our school system through your fifty years of devoted service to ed- ucation in this communityg and you shall never be forgotten by the many students who had the oppor- tunity of being a part of this dedicated career. 0 0 a . . 47 Col. Meaunter and Mr. Elgin Beck unveil portrait. Affisf MTS- M-amine Gauowa-Y and MT- O- Wiederstein view portrait. f ,1i::'!13'1f.n:2:i:fwtw1fsYl Sfa?':'sLA.sw -''t4.+'1241vHf1st21w,21fiff-if'ffmwsfrmsfrsmtfvassw gft,x1',, Mrs,-as fr M-is lv -V. ' Y ' . ,, f sv- 1 ' wfxuff' 'fr .why if-Mu 1, ,- -, , L rf-,,' f X .-- , ,..,,, .,

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GARLAND BLACK O I 'J death To the Students, Teachers, and Patrons of the Schertz- Cibolo Independent School District. Because of the tre- mendous increase of students in this school we are con- stantly being challenged to stay abreast of all competition in our quest for knowledge. Recognizing this fact, the Administration has set as their goal to provide an excellent academic and extracurricular program so that each student may improve mentally, mor- ally and physically. It is a pleasure to work in your community and to strive to attain such a goal. GEORGE WARD Julius Caesar's doctrine to his army was: Qui non proficit, deficit fWho does not advance, falls behindj. There is no standing stillg we are either moving forward or we are falling behind. These words of caution certainly apply to our nation - the Soviet menace requires our constant vigi- lance. The words apply equally well to our school. We must move forward in the classrooms of learning, on the fields of athletic competition, and in the halls of literary competition. Most assuredly Caesar's caution applies to each of our pupils in this school. Educational standards are becoming more complex. Opportunities require more abilities from aspirants. The true measure of a school is its ability to assist its pupils in the advance forward. Let there be no hesitation, no backward glances, no doubts - we must advance to gain the prize.