Frankenmuth High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Frankenmuth, MI)

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Secretaries and Office Personnel Mrs. Charlotte Worley, secretary and friend, handles the work of the principal's office. Mrs. Worley has been in her present position since moving to Frankenmuth in 1957, Of her family of three boys, أ‎ the eldest, Kenneth, graduated with this year's class. Doris Beyerlein, graduate of Frankenmuth High School, is completing her second year as secretary in the office of the superintendent. During the forepart of the year Mrs. Donald Bruns was also a member of the working team. Karen Janson, member of the class of '60, lower right, has worked in the co-op program and will continue as a full-time employee when the school year ends. Pictured with Karen below are senior girls who have shuttled back and forth between the two offices keeping busy and getting experience. Left to right: J. Techentien, R. Mossner, D. Bierman, P, Crotzer, J. Riethmeier, and Karen.

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Guidance and Counselling Elementary Administration Administration of the elementary school has beeninthe hands of James Vitany who has worked in close harmony with James Matteson and the Board of Education. Mr. Vitany came to Frankenmuth in 1956 as principal and is still serving in that capacity. | A graduate of Central Michigan University in 1949 with his Bachelor of Arts degree, Mr. Vitany obtained his Masters from the University of Michigan іп 1954, His work includes coaching of junior varsity basketball, elementary teams, and he is assistant football coach. The guidance and counselling program has grown in pro- portion to that steady growth of the school In 1957 Robert Wallen, in addition to his duties as principal, served as counsellor. In 1958 Tracy Stockman was hired to handle psychology and counselling as well as teaching. When he took over the duties of principal, Homer Stinchcombe became head of the counselling and testing program, capably assisted by Mrs. Helena Kaczynski, on a part time basis. Both Mr. Stinchcombe and Mrs. Kaczynski are graduates of Central Michigan University with Masters degrees from the Uni- versity of Michigan.

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l Lunch In charge of feeding the mob of hungry students are: Left | to right, Mrs. Doris Creger, Mrs. Helen Block, Mrs. Dorothy MeMahill, Mrs. Ada Loesel, Mrs. Christine Rummel, chief cook; and Mrs. Delphine Stroebel. | Transportation Friendly Carl Stromer, head of transportation at F.H.S. keeps the school buses in excellent condition at all times. Mr. Stromer also drives the school bus every day and takes the athletes to games and meets. | ua Custodians | An exceptionally clean school and neat grounds is the result | of the work of this happy crew. Standing: Ron Palmreuter, left to right, Leroy Parlberg, Alois Schmitzer, Mrs. Schmitzer, and Kurt Schmitzer. Mr. Schmitzer, head cus- todian, along with his wife and son, have a full-time job in keeping our school pleasant. Assisted by Ron Palmreuter and - Leroy Parlberg, the group does a tremendous job. William Gallagher, who is absent, is also on the janitorial staff.