Frankenmuth High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Frankenmuth, MI)

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Elementary Administration Serving as principal of the Frankenmuth District Elementary School since 1956, James Vitany plans to return for the 1962- 1963 school year. Teaching sixth grade one-half day as well as administrator con- stitutes Mr. Vitany's duties. Mr. Vitany earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in 1949 when he graduated from Central Michigan University. Later in 1954 he received his Master's degree from the University of Michigan, In charge of the guidance and counselling program at Frankenmuth are Homer Stinchcombe and Mrs. Helena Kaczynski. Mr. | Stinchcombe heads the guidance and testing pro- | gram and Mrs. Kaczynski works in a part time | capacity. Both are graduates of Central Michigan University with Masters degrees from the University of Michigan,

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Following his graduation from Central Michigan College, Robert Wallen served as mathematics and shop teacher in Frankenmuth until 1953 when he became principal of the high school. He continued to serve until 1958 when he resigned ef- fective in June of that year. He entered the University of Michigan to continue advance graduate study having completed his masters degree from this school in 1953, In 1960 he returned to Frankenmuth as principal and has served in this ca- pacity since that time. Administration Serving his second year as the head of Franken- muth District School is Richard Ziehmer, super- intendent. A graduate of the Pontiac High School, he served in the army; upon his return to civilian life he entered Eastern Michigan University, graduating in 1953 with a Bachelor of Science degree. In 1959 he obtained his Masters degree from the University of Michigan. At the present time he is doing ad- ditional graduate work through the University of Michigan, Coming to Frankenmuth in 1958 with four years of teaching experience in Michigan he served as English teacher and debate and forensics coach for one year, was appointed high school principal in 1959 and in 1960 assumed the duties of superintendent.

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Mrs. Charlotte Worley acts as the secretary and stablizer for the hectic office of Robert Wallen, principal. In addition to her secretarial duties, she assists needy members of the student body. fe REET A The quieter office of Richard Ziehmer, superintendent, is run by Mrs. Lawrence Lee and Sharon Krueger, a senior work- ing through the school co-op program. Not pictured is Joan Maier, who joined the staff during the second semester. These five girls assist Mrs. Worley for one hour each day. Surround- ing Diane Fisher are: Cheryl Geyer, Beverly Mitchell, Anne Bierlein and Pat McInerney. Mimi Janson, another senior on the co-op program, works in the office of James Vitany, principal of the public elementary school, as his part time secretary. Be gy