Frankenmuth High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Frankenmuth, MI)

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Languages and Speech Another first added to the high school program was the addition of a second foreign language, Spanish. Miss Lois Curtis taught a first hour Spanish class as well as an hour of speech in the afternoon. Walter Bzirtz,taught several first year German classes and two second year classes. 5' I lr' K Studying for the final exam are first year German students, Charlotte Schiefer, Arlene Ulrich, Janet Schury, Susan Schmitzer, In the background is Gerald Daenzer, Members of the speech class presented a radio play for the enjoyment of the whole school, Looking over the script before presentation are Donald Techentien, Marjorie Mueller, Robert Kern, and Nancy Rummel,

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Science and Mathematics LEFT TO RIGHT: Gilbert I-laven,plane andsolicl geometry, trigonometryg Mrs Helena Kaczynski, biologyg Richard Haffner, general science, chemistry James Owens, algebra, physics. Helen Chowaniac, William Schmidt, Kenneth Kearns, Charles Rose, Reardon Compeau, Melvin Riess, Jerry Reinert, Bert Bleke, Jack Hildner, Mark McManus, take a break from their work in chemistry class. VY A study of first aid was one of the things that was taught in the biology classes this year. Charlotte Kern, foreground, has a splinter applied to her leg as Dennis Recla and Judith Aldrich work on another person inthe background. Trying to discover an answer by means of an experiment are Charles Rose and William Schmidt. I3

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Social tudies Standing Left to Right are the social studies teachers, Charles Bartel, Thomas Thompson, Carl Nordstrom. In the social studies field are included: world history, geography, American history, government, and economics. In its second year of operation, the television program has grown to include two classes, American History and Government-Economics . Alfred Zink, right, a 36 year veteran ofteach- ing is in charge of the telecasts. Melvin Riess and Jack Lindow listen intensively as Mr, Bartel lectures in world history, The globe is the center of at- traction as Richard Krueger, William Roedel, and Edwin Knoll explore the Country about which they are studying in their geog- raphy class.