Frankenmuth High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Frankenmuth, MI)

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GILBERT HAVEN, SS - CMU, discusses a problem with H, Lelo, Jr. Mr. Haven has been a member of the staff for the past three years and taught plane geometry, solid geometry and trigonometry, in addition to mechanical drawing. MISS BONNIE SLOAN, B.S, - U of M, spent only the current year at Frankenmuth. She will return to her home town of Bay City, where she has accepted a position. While here she taught German and sophomore English. Pictured here, she is teaching students B, Schluckebier and M, Heine, freshmen, the fine art of bridge playing, a noon hour activity. Faculty of | Always busy with his test tubes and beakers, CHARLES DORCEY, B.S. - CMU, will leave Frankenmuth after two years to attend the University of Michigan, where he will work at his Master's degree on a National Science Foundation scholarship. Plans call for his re- turn at the end of the 1960-'61 school year. In addition to his beloved chemistry, Mr. Dorcey taught general science.

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лч ` .. а word of tribute to our teachers for making our curriculum the criteria of the Eagle, strong and worthy. Our education, together with our energy and perseverance, will not allow us to fade into a life of the mediocre,

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Frankenmuth High School — : CARL NORDSTROM, B.S., M.A, - C MU and U of M, has headed the music department for the past two years. He has worked in music programs in both the high school and elementary grades. In addition he taught geography and government and economics. THOMAS THOMPSON, DS. M.A, -C M U and U of M, worked with freshman English and govern- ment and economics for the seniors. He has been with this system for the past four years. See AN AI Mti ысы MARCO MARCET, B.S. -C M U , has completed six years with this school systemincommercial subjects and related areas. He has served also as athletic director for the school.