Frankenmuth High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Frankenmuth, MI)

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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

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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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tel Custodians To the Schmitzer family goes credit for an outstandingly clean and pleasant school. Since 1945 Alois Schmitzer, right, has been in charge of maintenance in both the high school and the six room elementary school building. Mrs Schmitzer enjoys her work in the school and proves to be her husband's right hand helper. When districts annexed to the local school and the new high school opened, KLu't Schmitzer, left, joined his parents in their work. In addition several high school students work part time to keep the work at the high standard set by the senior Schmitzer. Hot Lunch Program tine Rummel, chief cook, with Mrs Dorothy McMahill and Mrs Ada Loesel, assistant cooks. Cooking for the students has been made easier since the new kitchen and its many new appliance were added during the 1956-57 school year. Approximately 400 meals are served each day in the cafeteria style lunch room. Seen left to right areg Mrs Rummel, serving dessert while Mrs McMahill and Mrs Loesel serve the main dish. in Feeding the throngs of hungry students is the job of Mrs Chris-