Frankenmuth High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Frankenmuth, MI)

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Ruth Schluckebier, left, returned to her position as administrative secretary this year with a change in name. Married last June, the effervescent Ruthie is a gradu- ate of Arthur Hill High School in Saginaw and has worked in the office for four years. Secretaries Competent and efficient Mrs Charlotte Worle two years , Y. siiy yists t . n ttisi right, handles the secretary chores in the principa1's i t ,ii ligt Q office. Mrs Worley has been in Frankenmuth for a iii? K xi ::'v' Q T 'R .n. A . Q - vs. ii ' , ,L ,, I 3 X P M iz if M t ? A I -A Popular Frances Schiefer, left, comparative- ly a new-comer to the District School office, completed her first year as full-time secretary this year. Franny worked in the office as a co-op training student in her senior year, and decided to return following her graduation.

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Elementary Aclmlnlstrotlon Upon arriving in Frankenmuth in the year 1956, James Andy Vitany was appointed to the position of principal of the Frankenmuth District Elementary School and is still serving in that capacity. Graduating from Central Michigan in 1949, Mr Vitany received his Bachelor I of Arts degree and in 1954 obtained his Masters from the University of Michi- gan. In addition to the many administrative duties that he performs, he also coaches the ,Lunior varsity basketball team, elementary teams and is assistant football coac . Guidclnce oncl Counselling Robert Wallen has been principal of the high school for five years. In 1950 he graduated from Central Michigan College and came to Frankenmuth as a mathemetics and shop teacher. Mr Wallen was ap- pointed principal in 1953 and his resignation as principal became ef- fective in June of this year. He worked the second semester of the school year in curriculum and guidance. With the opening of the summer term at the University of Michigan, Mr Wallen will start ad- vanced graduate study. At present he teaches one class of senior stu- dents. lt was in making education not only common to all, but in some sense com- pulsory to all, that the destiny of the free republics of America was practi- cally settled. -Lowell

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Faculty Gilbert Haven Harold Kaczynski Helena Kaclyllski Ronald Leinweber Albert Lundgren Marco Marcet Robert Marzonie Warren I-I. Naber Marian Pike Donald Pinkerton Homer Stinchcombe Thomas Thompson Louie Weiss Marget wiius Philippa Yelland Alf: Zink Mathematics Physics Mechanical Drawing Glee Club General Science Agriculture El. Music - Band Home Economics English El. Home Economics Physical Education El. Physical Education Social Studies Commercial Athletic Director Mathematics Science Physical Education English Commercial English Chemistry Counciling Social Studies English German History Shop Auto Mechanics El. S'hop Science English Offi ti El' Aft Librarian Social Studies ce plac ce, English Literature Driver Education Cooperative training Journalism Business Law An 7 I 1