Frankenmuth High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Frankenmuth, MI)

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One wonders just how Mr. and Mrs, Bartz converse. In Frankenmuth High School each one teaches a foreign language, German and Spanish respectively. They are both graduates of the University of Michigan, Due to lack of demand the Spanish class will be dropped from the curriculum of foreign languages at the close of this year. More emphasis will be evidenced in German with the addition of an advanced class, Habla Ud. El español? First and second year Spanish has been taught by Mrs. Walter Bartz. Students who have taken the full two years have enjoyed the class, 2 ma u Those strange gutteral sounds which issuefrom behind the closed door of room 6 are but the distinguishing sounds of one of the German classes held there. Head of the department, and teacher is the one and only Walter Bartz. Sag's auf Deutsch! mg 17

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U u LL Pil TOP LEFT: Dorothy Palmreuter listens attentively as Mr. Seiffert reviews an algebra lesson. TOP RIGHT: Gary Rupprecht, Ken Baker, Larry Veitengrueber, and Frank Piesko try their luck at a chemistry experiment, BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Bartz efficiently uses the blackboard when explaining algebra problems to his students. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mildred Haas and Rudy Frank have the problem of re-as- sembling Oscar, the mascot of the biology classes, Science and Mathematics STANDING: Wayne Seiffert, Algebra I and Richard Haffner, Physics. SEATED: Walter Bartz, Algebra II and Charles T. Dorcey, Chemistry. Ka S i pûk kî. B i

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18 Commercial Studies 7 E 777 Mr. Marcet is busily correcting the typing papers of his first year students, Commercial teachers are, SEATED: M c arco Marcet. STANDING: Left to Right, Louis Weiss, Charles Bartel, Jr. Mr. Weiss, like the rest of his typing students is busily at work. Reviewing old grades with Mr. Bartel is Ronald Loesel with Roger Kroeger looking on attentively.