Frankenmuth High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Frankenmuth, MI)

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Mrs. Willis received her Bachelor of Science degree from Eastern Michigan University and began teaching at Frankenmuth High School when the first class graduated in 1957. During the six years she has been teaching here, Mrs. Willis has begun and served as advisor to the Eagle Echo, a bi-weekly newspaper published by the journalism class and the Eyrie, the Frankenmuth High School yearbook, Dedication To Margret Y, Willis, who has given her students an in- valuable education in the fields of English, art, and journal- ism, we gratefully dedicate the 1962 Eyrie. In addition to serving the community of Vassar for twenty years as owner and publisher of the newspaper, she also brought to Frankenmuth experience from the daily newspaper field, the tourist association infor- mation bureau and an active politics -- all of our students to

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ADVISOR Margret Y. Willis CO-EDITORS Gary Hegenauer Pauline Rodammer BUSINESS MANAGERS Nancy Rummel Barbara Schluckebier LAYOUT EDITORS Sheila Jordan Virginia Weber COPY EDITOR Rhea Fischer ADVERTISING EDITORS Cheryl Geyer Sara LaRiviere CIRCULATION MANAGER Bill Zuellig ACTIVITIES MANAGER Judy Zehnder PHOTOGRAPHY Dennis Recla Rummel Studios TYPIST Nancy Matzke ASSISTANTS Harold Schillinger Beverly Laking Kathy Uebler Sharon Leidel Marie Wallen Compiled by members of the High School journalism class and other volunteers, and presented to the student body. For the fifth year the staff of the yearbook proudly presents the Eyrie. Piloted by the journalism class with staff members drawn from the entire school, the yearbook is pointed up to the members of the senior class who will leave this year to step ahead along broader highways. In the process of organizing, compiling and presenting this book, we have come to understand that the learning process does not only include the knowledge to be gained from textbooks. It means the in- dividual learning, but broadly it means teamwork, the bending of wills for the rights of others, the co-operation for the completion of a project, An overwhelming thank you is given to Margret Y. Willis for the counsel, information, patience and beneficial guidance she has given the Eyrie staff. The Staff Members Pauline Rodammer and Gary Hegenauer, Co-Editors

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Board Of Education We step ahead --- with an understanding Board of Education. Every school necessitates a governing body to decide the policies of the institution. This group which guides the destinies of the Frankenmuth School District is the seven member board. These men come from various fields of endeavor to serve, to put their ideas together for the growthofasolid, well-rounded school pro- gram. The present program has been designed to allow each student to use his potential to the fullest. Under the guidance of this forward looking board, the school has pioneered in the field of televised teaching, introduced the extern program in co-operation with one of the state's universities, new ideas have been added, the best have been kept and others have been dis- carded. Lorenz List, treasurer, is the senior We have grown, due to the type of men piloting ine destinies of member of an unbroken thirty-six years, this school, Mr. List is prominent in the city of Frankenmuth and president of the local bank. Julius Yoba has faithfully served this community T. W. Johnston, a six-year member of for twelve years as a member of the board. He the pilot group, brings to the board his was active during the years the high school was broad business knowledge. He is the being planned and built. He operates a farm in the well-known owner of the localIGA store, rural area of the school district.