Frankenmuth High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Frankenmuth, MI)

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DEDICATION you Mr Zmk A mynad of actrvlties and experrences has dotted the th1rty two years you ve served on the FHS faculty staff Your outstandmg personal rnterest and gurdance in school and commuruty affairs are a mark of your con stant wrllingness to serve To you Mr Z1nk the class of 1959 dedicates th1s edrtor of the Eyrre. Remembering at Frankenmuth High School would not be complete without

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FOREWCRD As our semor year at Frankenmuth Hlgh School fades deeper lnto the pages of memory th1s 1959 pages are records of the many memorable events whrch frlled our happy years rn hxgh school Thus we have chosen as our theme remembermg Old Glory has become a tradluonal symbol of rememberrng IH each ed1t1on of the Eyrle To the senrors she represents the freedom and brotherhood whrch because of her they could expenence IH then hrgh school careers To R1Ck1C Schmldt flrst exchange student at Frankenmuth High Old Glory w1ll recall happy memorles of a wonderful yearm the land of the free and pleasant experiences at FHS if 4 1 1 -xr V .F - . ff gr 1 . . ' . 5 if in 1 5' ' ,Q if 9 9 Eyrie grows increasingly precious to us. Within these H ' f f ' ' . ,. - ... ll N ' ' ' 1 i O . . . ' . ' , ll N ' . . '

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ADMINISTRATION Almost every senior has reason to recall visits to the offices of these men - sometimes on business, but usually for advice, or just to talk. Above is James A. Matteson, superintendent of schools. Tracy Stockman, right, is principal and most often, counselor to Frankenmuth High students. Planning to leave the FHS system this summer, Mr. Stockman's kind understanding and cheerful philos- ophies will long be remembered. BOARD OF EDUCATION This is the Frankenmuth High School board of education in action. The untiring efforts and service which these men contribute to the educational pro- gram stands always to be remembered. Standing, from left to right: James A. Matteson, superintendent, T. W. Johnston, and Julius Yoba. Seated: Lorenz List, John Ziegler, and Arnold Nuechterlein.