Frankenmuth High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Frankenmuth, MI)

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TOP ROXX Left to right Carla McConnell Ken Baker Bert Bleke, Nuechterlein. Stephen Hart, Joan Rupprecht, treasurerg Detlef James Baker Gary Lucker Cheryl Geyer Dave Hart Ken Knoll, Olsen, vice-presidentg Michael Nuechterlein, presidentg Rhea Tom Weiss Christine Schomaker Gary Hegenauer Lanny Fischer, secretaryg Sue Kronkowski, Advisor Alfred Zink. Student Council The Student Council, under the excellent leadership of President Michael Nuechterlein, had a busy agenda during the past school year. The group sponsored one assembly per month and several dances. They also introduced several firsts for Frankenmuth High, among them: floats for Homecoming festivities, two Dress-up Days, Spring election of Student Body president and vice-president, and an activity card which is to be sold in the fall. Newt Loken, University of Michigan gymnastic instructor, bounces Keith Grainger on the trampoline during one ofthe assemblies sponsored by the Council. Looking on are two members of the U, of M, gymnastic team, The old administration greets the new' as left to right: Michael Nuechterlein congratulates William Zuellig, student body president for next year, and Detlef Olsen shakes hands with Bert Bleke, the new vice-president,