Frankenmuth High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Frankenmuth, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1963 volume:

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As illustrated throughout the book, each segment of the school program, the groups supporting the school, and those composing the student body plays a vítal role in mak- ing our high school what it is, We wish to take this opportunity to acknowledge and thank our advertisers for their generous support, our parents for their understanding and co-operation, and our ad- visor, Mrs. Margret Willis, for the counsel and advice she has given for this student project. The staff hopes to leave with the faculty, students, and those concerned pleasant mem- ories of the 1962-63 school year. Sincerely, The Eyrie Staff Members Anne Brechtelsbauer and Pauline Rodammer, Co- Editors | | | | | vw. En ay Oy IM T EE 4 J c iz: rr‏ جيتع نع هه Ar ft‏ فا 5 ep EEUU‏ کی وار نول یی ار F4 HS‏ .جع A‏ حم A‏ بعري T‏ 0.70857877 لوس ba LL‏ سے رھ اس u‏ ته P r dep wf p NEL Ange e ہ‎ dh د ¥ پا‎ FS We Dedicate... To an outstanding citizen of Frankenmuth, Lorenz List, who, after forty years of valuable service, is retiring from the board of education, we dedicate the 1963 Eyrie. Mr. List was born in Frankenmuth on November 12, 1894. Upon completion of his elementary education, he attended International Business College in Saginaw for six months. Before his service at the Frankenmuth State Bank, he worked as assistant postmaster in Frankenmuth. Mr. List has served at the bank for a total of 47 years and advanced to the position of president in June of 1958, Active in church and community organizations, Mr. List served on the St. Lorenz parochial school board for 25 years, is a charter member of the local Rotary Club, and is a member of the Chamber of Commerce, + ام‎ eT Le ini اسا‎ eege ١ 3 1 7 - ۱ M! 2-0 A iby a مویہ اد ہي ہس وی اہی‎ FREE ۳-۳ 10-6 XIII ا‎ EN Sl NET UTEY TEC TE 7 E RIOT ES اس‎ T E 4 IM. ےی‎ ERE i E 5 E nd nS Ré E ا اسیا اگ‎ š اہ را با‎ VÀ omi HN Iz ET 0 ADMINISTRATION . . . the backbone of our high school. . . Through the co-operation of the board of education, the superintendent of schools, the principal, coun- selors, and faculty, each student in the Frankenmuth school district is offered a well-rounded educa- tion and is encouraged to develop his social, physical, and mental abilities to the fullest. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Members of the board of education are, standing: T. W. Johnston, Julius Yoba, Ray Bauer, Wyman Hegenauer. Seated: Lorenz List, treasurer; E. F. Rittmueller, secretary; and Wal- ter Frahm, president. un er TT gis clark Ai wi 8 lak Suë A AU — 3 Superintendent of Schools Assuming the responsibilities of super- intendent of the Frankenmuth School District for his third year is Richard Ziehmer. Following his graduation from Pontiac High School, he served in the army. Mr. Ziehmer graduated from Eastern Michigan University with a Bachelor of Science degree and ob- tained his Master's degree from the University of Michigan. Before his position as superintendent in 1960 he served at FHS for one vear as an English teacher and debate and forensics coach; in 1959 he was ap- pointed high school principal. Principal Preceding his service as principal of Frank- enmuth High School in 1953, Robert Wal- len taught mathematics and shop at FHS, Mr. Wallen graduated from Central Michi- gan University and, resigning his duties as principal of Frankenmuth High in'1958, he continued graduate study at the University of Michigan from which institution he had completed his Master's degree in 1953, Since 1960, when he returned to Franken- muth, he has served as the high school's principal, L Guidance and Counselling Assisting students in the depart- ment of guidance and counselling at Frankenmuth are Mrs. Helena Kaczynski and Homer Stinchcombe. Mrs. Kaczynski works on a part- time basis while Mr., Stinchcombe serves as head of the guidance and testing program. Both have Master's degrees from the University of Michigan and are graduates of Central Michigan University. Mrs. Kaczynski advises a student as to what courses would be most beneficial for her vocational choice. = mz 77]‏ وين pt‏ ہے Lundi mn. Wie ol rr Y ba SÉ Secretaries Mrs. Charlotte Worley, the efficient secretary for Mr. Wallen's office, is always willing to help students find teachers, rooms, and school information. Right: Mrs. Lawrence Lee, far right, is the secretary of Richard Ziehmer, school superintendent. She is assisted afternoons by senior Donna Rodammer who works through the school co-op program, elle سا‎ 17 2 ۵ Below: Assisting Mrs, Worley in the principal' Mueller, Judy Hoerauf, Judy Mueller 5 office at various hours during the day are, left to right: Janet , Carol Starke, Chris Schomaker, and Bonnie Morrow, At the far right i. Margretta Conzelmann who helped out when Mrs. Worley was ill, Custodians Credit for the maintenance and cleanliness of the school and school grounds goes to the custodians, Standing: Mrs. Alois Schmitzer, Mrs. Fred Suppes, Kurt Schmitzer, Mel Trinklein, William Gal- lagher, Alois Schmitzer. Kneeling are Gerald Palmreu- ter, and Walter Rogner. Hot Lunch The cooks in charge of plan- ning and preparing the menu for FHS students and person- nel are, left to right: Mrs. Christine Rummel, Mrs. Carl Maurer, Mrs. Arnold Weber. Mrs. Paul Willard. Transportation The friendly bus drivers of Frankenmuth include, stand- ing: Mrs. Martin Eischer, Mrs. Ben Trinklein, Jr., Mrs. John Katona, Mrs. Fiore Jan- ni, Fiore Janni. Kneeling: Fred Reida, Ed Bickel, Art Hildner, Fred Purshe, Kurt Schmitzer. Not pictured are Bill Katona and Mrs. Sylvia Bickel. سے رس شش Up‏ شش سم Tom Johnston and Irene Block combine their efforts of dis- secting a frog in biology class, ACTIVITIES where our students acquire knowledge . . Through textbooks and assistance from capable instructors, our stu- dents continue their growth toward becoming America's future citizens. Joe Chowaniec and Ken Baker teach Marajean Palmrueter how to keep her purse in order during advanced math. Tom Worley and June Block at- tempt to demonstrate one of the principles they learned in physics class. 13 ra Aca omar! جرف‎ ENDE, RH ۳ ` English Grammar, a history of au- thors and literature, and writing techniques are only a few of the things students learn in English class. In order to graduate, a stu- dent at Frankenmuth High School is required to take four years of English. Frankenmuth High's English teachers are, left to right: Patrick McCartney, fresh- man and sophomore English; Marvin Hauck, sophomore English; Mrs. Margret Y. Willis, senior English; and William Nolan, junior and senior English. Leonard Houck receives assistance from Mr. Mc- Mr. Nolan explains an English assignment to Dalton Cartney in a freshman English class. Kaul, mots tee ;‏ سے پا t‏ روک وفعت بن | ۱ - e r‏ سے eS ES ELI IAS Me eund. tret ene A :‏ اک راج هد ال اف 7 ctae TE ‏ ONG Y Y im سےا Social Studies | a تع‎ Social studies teachers include, standing, left to right: Fred Baker, a student teacher assisting in gov- ernment and history classes; Patrick McCartney and Charles Bartel, Jr. teaching history. Seated: Au- gust Kehrberg and Alfred Zink, instructors of history, government and economics. SON اه‎ Pictured left is Romeo Julius Barros pointing out his native country, Tanganyika, East Africa. Mr. Barros, visiting through a Rotary Club program, is one of the sev- eral interesting personalities that were guests of the history and government classes throughout the school year. — MEE الح‎ RE O4 e LO0eíG 10(1(É c-r ` mm — ۰۰-5 OT oe = E? WE $ وک وی ب‎ ME ee eh ee ENE E TEE ee a u u au کے ےت ھ جوا ہس ہیں ہے‎ فك t‏ س dete a‏ لیے Science and Math Science and math teachers are, left to right: Wayne Seiffert, basic math and first and second year algebra; Charles T. Dorcey, physical science, geometry, and chemistry; Richard Haffner, biol- ogy, advanced math, and physics; James Weber, geometry. Tom Worley, Karen Heinlein, June Block, and Barbara Schluckebier illustrate one of Einstein's theories in physics class. In biology class, Dorothy Palmreuter, Marcia Vanek, and Ron Loesel locate the internal or- gans of the human body. Was € e 9‏ pia‏ ما و ے memento‏ ويه جب gore‏ و رک ور E‏ رک ir c‏ pwr عت‎ Foreign Languages German, the only foreign language offered, is taught by James Weber, right. Mr. Web- er teaches both first and second year Ger- man. Tom Hildner and Ken Baker are busily plotting--er- -study- ing, as Mr. Weber prays for a good day. ہج و ووو عو ہس Tn E‏ Economics Mrs. Ruth Ann Van Erp, top left, gives sewing instructions to some of her stu- dents. Mrs. Van Erp taught home eco- nomics from the fall of 1961 until the second semester of the 1962-63 school year. Below: Miss Nichelle O'Day, left, was Frankenmuth High's home ec. instructor during the sec- ond semester. Here she shows freshman students where dishes and kitchen utensils are stored. Ere ہد‎ d, E ام فک او قوس‎ E EEE RS ESE TKS TS OD rd hre dere: aT maby pk E ENEE على‎ ERSTE 1 Bet لئے‎ Bere AT ۲۳۱ Ca Commercial Studies Instructors of the commercial courses are, standing: Charles Bartel, Jr. and Louis Weiss. Seated: Marco Marcet. Left: Mr. Weiss grins at one of the intelligent answers given by one of his students on a law exam. Right: Mr. Marcet demonstrates some of the principles used in bookkeeping. al had Vnd. att ہو‎ E 1 1 1 3 e Ws EFC as ee SER کا‎ e E coo. e Speech In addition to learning how to com- pose and deliver formal speeches, speech students also learn sales- manship, dramatics, debate and helpful information in several other areas. — 9 Training students in the art of speaking is one of the duties of Marvin Hauck. Below: There, says Diane Loesel as she demon- strates at an assembly, the wonders of a hair dryer. 'How to Change a Baby's Diaper' was the topic of a skit for speech class. Standing left to right are Shirley Geyer, Kathy Ueb- ler, and Marajean Palmrueter. The cute babe with the lollipop is Dick A. Block. TEE NUEVE ےس‎ ۴ s � ويج برعي چو - يود — وه‎ Ra وو‎ ATE Aen RIT TE v FT vct عم ات و تج بیج بن یئ ہے‎ ym mene tt mem ed اهن‎ : ہے FE ae OP “Tee EAA io PA wii‏ اوہ وو ۸۲ Department Art class, a favorite of many stu- dents, has been taught by Mrs. Margret Y. Willis, pictured left, for seven years. Considering the limited facilities in the art depart- ment at the present time, Mrs. Willis acquaints her students with a very wide variety of'techniques. Below: Ah, perfect, approves Tamera Brod- owski, left, and Lois Bierlein, right. The two sly fellows at the back of the room are Roger Hart and Mike Dietrich. Pictured above is Ruth Enser, foreground, sketching, while Mrs. Willis directs Gary Walsh as he experiments with a new water color process. Above is pictured the Eagle Echo staff for the second semester. A new staff was elected to enable students to acquire experience in varied areas of publishing a newspaper. Pictured at the left is a typical example of journalism students working diligently to put out the next issue of the Eagle Echo. Under the capable direction of ad- visor Margret Y. Willis, the jour- nalism class published a bi-weekly newspaper throughout the school year of 1962-63, Left: The newspaper staff and their positions for the first semester of the school year are top row: Bar- bara Schluckebier, editor-in-chief; Judy Zehnder, news editor; Joe Chowaniec, sports editor; Sharon Reinbold, copy editor; Anne Brech- telsbauer, publication manager; Carol Starke, make-up editor; Marie Heine, librarian; Rhea Fisch- er, copy editor; Eileen Ruff, cir- culation manager. Seated: Roger Kroeger, advertising; Ray Rau, ad- vertising; Tom Rummel, business manager; Dennis Recla, photog- rapher. e‏ کیہ ہی یی و e he ivo چا‎ eg جرف روف‎ 3 2 x piu dew Zer Er acp در جنے مدخ = وه ددع اد‎ A - Yearbook Staff Members of the yearbook staff and their positions are, standing at left: Joe Chowaniec, circulation; Gary Walsh, photography assistant; Marie Heine, advertising editor; Carol Starke, layout editor. Second row, stand- ing: Judy Zehnder, advertising editor; Barbara Schlucke- bier, business manager; Sheila Jordan, activities man- ager; Sharon Reinbold, copy editor; Margaret Y. Willis, the staff's advisor. Seated: Dennis Recla, photographer; Ralph Dinse, circulation. Standing at far right: Anne Brechtelsbauer, co-editor; Pauline Rodammer, editor. Not pictured is an important member of the staff, Rhea Fischer, chief copy editor. Also not pictured are assist- ants, Marie Wallen, Rita List, Clella Sage, and Kathy Schlegel, whose valuable aid was deeply appreciated by the staff. Our Photographer — Okay, now smile, urges Dennis Recla as he main- tains one of his difficult positions to get a good shot. Dennis and photographers from Rummel Studio have supplied the Eyrie with the majority of its pictures. Dennis also does photography work for the Eagle Echo, Frankenmuth High School's newspaper. Gary Conzelman acts as catcher for the boys' indoor whiffleball game. The girls in the background are playing bombard, a type of dodgeball. The games follow a period of calisthenics and physical fitness activities done each day. Physical Education Under the direction of Coach and Mrs. Harold Kaczynski, the physical education department includes a wide variety of ath- letic activities, Relays, a part of the program de- signed to build up speed and co- ordination, are performed by com- peting teams, such as this one, Allan Reinbold, left, Gerald Palm- Tueter, and Jim Maurer, right, at- tempt to shoot basketballs accur- ately from an awkward position, P pr Sei ares سوا ید لا اع ا حا . وہ ee EE i‏ ہی E ent SE Ss SE‏ رو کن و Industrial Arts Warren Naber, instructor of FHS's shop, auto mechanics, and mechanical draw- ing classes, illustrates the techniques of operating a complex machine to a few of his students. Constructing model homes is one of the interesting projects of shop students. Pictured at the left is Tom Worley as he carefully inserts a miniature 2 by 4. ہی اسے eee‏ ن At the right is Bob Gauderer and Larry Hecht working diligently in mechanical drawing class. ee, a ee ee ENE: Band and Majorettes Frankenmuth High is proud of its band. The band members are, standing: Ken Spencer, Richard Warnick, Dave Meyer, and Ken Block. Second row: Gary Conzelman, Ken Grueber, Roger Katona, Tom Reinbold, Craig Iansiti, June Block, David Hart, Bill Loesel, Gary Rushford, Lynn Fischhaber, director James Van DeVelde, and Henry Pickelmann. Front row: Dave Simon, John Hammond, Harold Schillinger, Emery Day, Fred Wenzel, and Rodney Merton. The majorettes include, left to tight: Connie Weiss, Charlotte Heine, Beverly Laking, Sandy Waack, and Kathy Uebler. ——— E ٦ s 1 ۲ - حون‎ loc el SS Le u, Po pr ws rpl mri ep Sch و ی جم‎ sis ری وی کےا ات‎ E BL Zn ضوع‎ e ET tt Library Mrs. Judith Meyer has held the position of librarian for two years at Franken- muth. Through her constant efforts and planning, many new books have been added to the growing library. Assisting Mrs. Meyer in keep- ing the books in order are, left to right, Judy Mueller, Karen Heinlein, Ruth Hubin- ger, Judy Aldrich, and Sheila Jordan. Pictured at the right is senior Richard Krueger making use of the library facilities which are open to all students during the entire day and certain evenings. zi ef ki‏ ہیف Student Teachers Miss Anne Blackford spent her term at Frankenmuth High School teaching speech and English classes, while Wayne Sedlow taught mathematics, Teaching at FHS during the fifth term were Fred Baker, assisting with history courses, and Miss Sharon Foley, with speech and English. EN Other student teachers from Central Michigan Uni- versity, not pictured, were Miss Constance Reid, Miss Beverly Detwiler, Robert Schian, and Gerald Bendis. High School student teachers of physical education in the Public Elementary School were, standing left to right: Tamara Brodowski, Gary Rupprecht, and Charlotte Rivett, In the foreground are Mary Honold and Richard J. Block, hor YD Aces dh $8 iL SST OTE - Top row, left to right: Solemnly, seniors await the moment for receiving their diplomas . . . The last dance of the evening is regretfully enjoyed by these couples . . . Football coaches Richard Haffner and Harold Kaczynski intently watch the action on the field . . . Adding to the rhythm of the school's band are, left to right, Dave Meyer, Dick Warnick, Ken Spencer, and Ken Block. . . Sheila Jordan wonders if the art class's spray paint will add highlights to her hair. 29 ab hh. سمل قم اھ مسق ےش لعشي ون‎ e mei ho A tl s =: Kom ٠ ` `. كيد‎ 1 =e ae aa zem N TET : I 7 These seniors use a few minut for the forthcoming weekend. Ves cr EL er 1 2717154 yen e a Scd e راس او کر‎ VSD qe hn eniors . . . Our school's representatives in America's future , With anxiety and yet a feeling of hesitation, the graduates leave FHS and enter a world of greater challenge. Lee Keinath utilizes his golf equip- ment to shoot a quick game of pool. Meet you at the drug store, says Dan List after a lon g day in warm classrooms. Let us entertain you, sing the Senior Five Minus Two trio, Sara, Carol, and Rhea won first place in the school talent show. = و wt 8 x P T7 ha ےق خف کے‎ Aib imt B JUDITH ALDRICH - Intramural Volleyball 1,3; Band 1,2,3, Librarian 4. CLEO AVERY - Soft- ball 1,2,3,4; Tumbling 2,3; GAA 3; Intramu- ral Volleyball 3. KEN BAKER - Football 1,2,3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Second Team Thumb B Con- ference 4; Second Team Saginaw Area 4; Honor- able Mention Port Huron 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2,3,4; M. V. P. 3; Second Team Sagi- naw Area 880 Relay 3; Student Council 1, 2,3; Varsity Club 1; Krazy Karnival King 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Wolverine Boy's State 3. ANNE BIERLEIN - GAA 2,3,4; Typing Award 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Intramural Volley- ball 3,4; Basketball Intramurals 3. LOIS BIERLEIN - Typing Award 2; Intramural Volleyball 3. MARY JANE BIERLEIN - Future Nurses Club 4; Intramural Volleyball 3. JUNE BLOCK - Class Secretary 1,3; Band 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Intramural Soft- ball 2; Intramural Volleyball 3,4; Intramural Basketball 3; Homecoming Court 4; Home Ec. Club 4; Salutatorian. RICHARD A. BLOCK - Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; All-Area Sec- She finally asked him to twist, observes Janet ond Team 4; All-Conference Second Team 4; Van Wormer (right) dancing with Irene Schiefer. All-State Honorable Mention 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 3,4; Wolverine Boy's State 3; Tom Block Award 4; Class President 1, 2; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 4. RICHARD J. BLOCK - Football 3; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3; Track 4. SANDRA BOWDEN. JIM BRECHTELS- BAUER. JOE CHOWANIEC - Football. 2,3; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Student Council Treasurer 1; School Play 1,3; Class President 4; Eyrie Staff 4; Eagle Echo Staff 4. LARRY COX. ROXANN DAENZER - GAA 2,3; Honorary GAA 4; Volleyball Intramu- rals 2,3; Home Ec. Club 4; Co-Op 4. che?‏ ور is much more height, says Joe Chowaniec. is th All I want for graduation VERNON DAENZER - Intramural Basketball 4. MICHAEL DIETRICH: CHARLOTTE ENGEL- HARDT - Home Ec. Award 3; Intramural Vol- leyball 3; Future Nurses Club 4; Home Ec. Club 4; Honor Graduate. RUTH ENSER - GAA 2; In- tramural Volleyball 3; Home Ec. Club 4; Future Nurses Club 4, RHEA FISCHER - Student Coun- cil 1,2; Secretary 3,4; Debate 1; Glee Club 1; Forensics 2, 3,4; GAA 2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Eyrie Staff 3,4; Eagle Echo Staff 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4;'Intramural Volleyball 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 3, 4; U. of M. Journalism Scholarship 3; Saginaw Youth Council 4; Play 4; Honor Graduate, GERALD FREEMAN. ROBERT GAUDERER. KATHRYN GUYOTT - Cheerleader 1; Yearbook 1; School Paper 1; In- tramural Volleyball 3,4; Home Economics Club 4; Co-Op 4. DAVID HART - Basketball 1,2; Band 1,2,4; Track 2,3,4; Class Vice-President 1; Student Council 2, President 4; Class Presi - dent 3; Tumbling 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Wolverine Boy's State Delegate 3. ROGER HART. MARIE HEINE - Glee Club 1; Typing Award 1; GAA 2,3,4; Cherry Pie Contest Winner 2; Student Coun¢il 3; Intramural Basketball 3; Intramural Bowling 3,4; Home Economics Club President 4; Eyrie Staff 4; Intramural Volleyball 4. KAREN HEINLEIN - Typing Award 1; GAA Treasurer 3,4; Intramural Volleyball 3,4; Intra- mural Bowling 4; Home Economics Club 4; Hon- or Graduate. FRED HINE - Intramural Basketball 2,3. JUDY HOERAUF - Softball 1,2,3; GAA 2; Future Nur- ses Club 4. MARY HONOLD - Home Economics Club Historian 4; GAA 2,3,4; Intramural Basket- ball 3,4; Intramural Volleyball 3,4. CARL HOPPE - Tumbling Team 4. RUTH HUB- INGER - Intramural Basketball 2,3,4; Intramural Volleyball 2,3,4; GAA 2, Pointkeeper 3, Presi- dent 4; Home Economics Club 4; Library Assist- ant 4. MARY JANSON - GAA 2,3; Intramural Volleyball 3, 4. UA ب سز‎ = z TRIS ` = = 8 i | Coe A — [‏ ےو سی تزجح ان ۱۱ SHIELA JORDAN - School Play 1; Track 1; Intra- mural Volleyball 1,3,4; Student Council 1; Queen of Hearts 1; Badminton 1,3; M.S. U. Jour- nalism Scholarship 2; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Eagle Echo Staff 3; In- tramural Basketball 3; Eyrie Staff 3,4; Home Economics Club 4, ROBERT KARST - Football Manager 1; Intramural Basketball 1,2; Co-Op 4. ROGER KATONA - Band 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Baseball Manager 2,3; Basketball Manager 2; Golden Torch Staff 2,3; Play 3,4; Varsity Club 3; VCY Club 3. LEE KEINATH - Golf 3,4. ETTA KELLY - Intramural Volleyball 3; Home Economics Club 4; Future Nurses Club 4. CHAR- LOTTE H. KERN - Typing Award 2; GAA 3; Softball 3; Intramural Volleyball 3; Co-Op 4. CHARLOTTE L. KERN - Typing Award 2; GÁA 2,3,4; Intramural Volleyball 3; Shorthand Award 3; Co-Op 4. KATHLEEN KNOLL - Typing Award 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Shorthand Award 3; Home Economics Club 4; Co-Op 4; Honor Graduate. b ms Ze 87 wh den SUA Kad A quick change takes talent, decides Dick A. Block as he is assisted by Marajean Palmrueter and Sheila Jor- dan between acts of a skit for speech class. MILDRED KNOLL - GAA 2; Intramural Volley- ball 3,4; Co-Op 4. RICHARD KRUEGER - De- bate 2; Delta College Program 4. BEVERLY LAKING - Typing Award 1; Cheerleader 1, 2; GAA 2,3; Majorette 4; Home Economics Club 4; Intramural Volleyball 4. WAYNE LANDSKROE- NER - Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Wolverine Boy's State Delegate 3. SARA LARIVIERE - Debate 1,2; Softball 1,2; GAA 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3, Parliamen- tarian 4; M. S. U. Journalism Scholarship 2; Youth Council Alternate 2; American Legion National Oratorical Contest District Winner 3; Forensics 3,4; Eagle Echo Staff 3,4; Eyrie Staff 3; Quill and Scroll 4, JACK LINDOW - Intra- mural Basketball 1,2,3, 4. DAN LIST - Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4. RITA LIST - GAA 2,3,4; Typing Award 2; In- tramural Volleyball 3,4; Intramural Bowling 3, 4; Home Economics Club Project Chairman 4; National Honor Society 4; Honor Graduate. JUDY MAURER - Typing Award 1,2; Basketball 3; Softball 3; Badminton State Championship 3; GAA 3; Honor Graduate. BONNIE MORROW - Service Squad 1; Journalism Award 1; Typing Award 2,3; Shorthand Award 3; Intramural Vol- leyball 3; Co-Op 4. MARILYN MUEHLFELD. JANET MUELLER - Typing Award 1,2; Shorthand Award 3; Home Ec. Award 3; Co-Op 4; Honor Graduate, 37 Lia CE EE etu Aie جا‎ FETTE‏ الا وم رو واگ انس زار am. 38 Senior members of the football team pose proudly as they complete a successful season. Left to right are Wayne Landskroener, Roger Katona, Dick A. Block, Ken Baker, Gary Rupprecht, and Melvin Reiss. st ër Seit Seeerei a Era denm KES ع‎ nm wu 5 - ۱ ۱ : ui tpe dÉ ١‏ - وم ا ELLE.‏ + مس فخ | TE‏ می صوق a EN‏ علض عه A i hat‏ عش فدح دعو ۲۳ JUDITH MUELLER - GAA 2; Future Homemakers of America 2; Intramural Volleyball 3; Future Nurses Club 4. CHARLES NUECHTERLEIN - Bas- ketball 1,3; Football 2; Intramural Basketball 3, 4; Tumbling 4. GERALD PALMREUTER. MARA- JEAN PALMREUTER- Typing Award 1,2;GAA2, 3,4; Class Secretary 2,4; Tumbling 3,4; Nation- al Honor Society 3,4; Intramural Basketball 3, 4; Intramural Volleyball 3,4; Home Ec. Club 4; Honor Graduate. RAY RAU - Journalism Scholar- ship 3; Eagle Echo Staff 3,4; Intramural Basket- ball 3; Student Council 4. SHARON REINBOLD - Intramural Volleyball 3; Home Ec. Club 4; Play 4; Eagle Echo Staff 4; Eyrie Staff 4; Short- hand Award 4. MELVIN RIESS - Football 2,3,4; Intramural Bas- ketball 1,4. CHARLOTTE RIVETT - Softball 1, 2; GAA 2,3,4; Intramural Basketball 2,3, 4; In- tramural Volleyball 3,4; Home Ec. Club 4. WALTER ROGNER. DONNA RODAMMER - Typ- ing Award 1,2; GAA 2,3, Honorary Member 4; Shorthand Award 3; Intramural Volleyball 4; Home Ec. Club 4; Co-Op 4. PAULINE RODAM- MER - Softball 1,2,3; Glee Club 1; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Tumbling 2,3,4; Cheer- leader 2; GAA 2, Secretary 3; Eyrie Co- Editor 3, Editor 4; Intramural Basketball 3, 4; Intramu- ral Volleyball 3,4; Home Ec. Club 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Honor Graduate. EILEEN RUFF - Typ- ing Award 1,2; GAA 3; Eagle Echo Staff 4; Home Ec. Club 4; Future Nurses Club 4; Play 4. WAYNE RUPP - Play 1,3,4; Con-Con Delegate 3. GARY RUPPRECHT - Basketball 1,2; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Class Vice- Presi- dent 2; Intramural Basketball 3,4; Student Coun- cil Clinic 3; Student Council Vice-President 4; Saginaw Youth Council 4. HERMAN RUPPRECHT - Intramural Basketball 4; Co-Op 4. IRENE SCHIEFER - Glee Club 1; Typing Award 1, 2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; GAA 2,3, Hon- orary Member 4; Intramural Volleyball 2,3; In- tramural Basketball 2,3; Shorthand Award 3; Home Ec. Club 4; Co-Op 4; Valedictorian. BARBARA SCHLUCKEBIER - National Honor So- ciety 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Intramural Volleyball 2,3,4; Intramural Basket- ball 2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Eagle Echo Staff 3,4; Journalism Workshop 3; Home Ec. Club 4; Play 4; Honor Graduate. KATHY SCHNELL - Class Treasurer 1; Typing Award 1; Intramural Volleyball 3,4; GAA 2; Future Nurses Club 4. ہیں مع Tr: en a‏ مسر رمسم 8 e -a‏ : سس TER‏ ہی cue‏ و و e‏ جمد سے سس ےو Ji‏ ی meae we her‏ A candid shot in govern- ment class finds camera shy Jackie Sparks and Kathy Schnell in a lively conversation, Jerry Freeman tries desperately to avoid another tardy slip. Clowning between classes are Sheila Jordan and Gary Rupprecht. CHRISTINE SCHOMAKER - Yearbook 1; News- paper 1; Volleyball 1; Student Council 2; Youth Council 2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Home- coming Court 2,3; Intramural Volleyball 3,4; Intramural Basketball 3; Co-Op 4. JACKIE SPARKS - GAA 2,3,4; Intramural Volleyball 3, 4; Home Ec. Club 4, CAROL STARKE - Glee Club 1; Bridge Club 1; Softball 1,2; GAA 2,3,4, Vice-President 3; Intramural Volleyball 3,4; In- tramural Basketball 3,4; Play 3,4; Journalism Scholarship 3; Eagle Echo Staff 4; Home Ec. Club 4; Eyrie Staff 4. LEON STINCHCOMBE - National Merit Scholarship Corporation Letter of Commendation 4; Delta Early Entrance Program 4, KATHLEEN UEBLER - GAA 2, Pointkeeper 4; Soft- ball 2,3; Homecoming Queen 3; Beef Queen 3; Intramural Volleyball 3,4; Intramural Basketball 3; Eagle Echo Staff 3; Majorette 3,4; Home Ec. Club 4; Future Nurses Club 4. JANET VAN WOR- David Hart thoughtfully reviews the track meet as MER - Glee Club 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; the team travels homeward. Bookkeeping Award 3; Co-Op 4. LARRY VEIT- ENGRUBER - Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3. KAY WARNICK - GAA 2,4; Shorthand Award 3; Intra- mural Volleyball and Basketball 4. JEFFREY WOOD - School Play 1,3; Con-Con 3; Forensics 4. JUDY ZEHNDER - Forensics 1; Soft- ball 1,2, 3; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; In- tramural Volleyball 1,2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Eagle Echo Staff 3,4; Eyrie Staff 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Badminton 3; Student Council 4; Youth Council 4; Home Ec. Club 4, MARY ANN ZUCKER - Glee Club 1; GAA 2,3, 4; Typing Award 2; Shorthand Award 3; Play 3, 4; Home Ec. Club 4. 41 —n ve Setar sie حك‎ 8 pt =e ND c pore tap UM = = omues وجوج‎ Aer جه ار CET E et eng SB, i HS wa Lr ilr zs AM sed n پات‎ M TEN. m (à H 3 ی A Ska Li 44 Senior class officers are left to right: Mara- jean Palmrueter, secretary; Joe Chowaniec, president; Larry Veitengruber, vice- presi- dent; and Barbara Schluckebier, treasurer, ia Colom: Sr, . Emerald Green and Silver Class Flower. ........ . White Rose Class Motto. ......... Who Seekes- Finds Clas Song. . . . . . . . FHS Alma Mater Senior Class History On June 6, 1963, the senior class ended their high school education. as a class, they take with them fond memories of four exciting years companionship. Though they may never again be together of joyful experiences, hard work, and Under the leadership of their freshman class officers which included Richard A. Block, president; David Hart, vice-president; June Block, secretary; and Kathy Schnell, treasurer, the class of '63 began their first year of high school. Throughout their freshman year the class became well acquainted with the new routine of high School and sponsored a successful dance. During their sophomore year, activities included a work day, Richard A. Block, president; Gary Rupprecht, vice-president; Schluckebier, treasurer. a bake sale, and a dance. Class officers were Marajean Palmrueter, secretary; and Barbara The junior year proved to be the most active and exciting for the class of raise funds for the annual Junior- Senior Prom. Under the leadership of capable class officers, David Hart, pres- ident; Joe Chowaniec, vice-president; June Block, secretary; and Barbara Schluckebier, treasurer, all of their activities were successful, They sponsored a dance early in t he fallof the year, followed by a spaghetti dinner, the Krazy Karnival, and the Junior-Senior Prom. '63 as they worked especially hard to Beginning their final year of high school, the class elected president; Marajean Palmrueter, secretary; expenses and their class trip, Joe Chowaniec, president; Larry Veitengruber, vice- and Barbara Schluckebier, treasurer. In order to finance graduation the seniors sponsored the Sadie Hawkins Dance, and a bake sale. fies tel dete ern اب‎ CH om ux یہ‎ EE In Memoriam 1 A loss to the class of '63 was the f riendly, well-liked member, Karen Lee. j She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lee, 410 Edgewater Street in d Frankenmuth. Karen passed away on December 21, 1962, as the result of leu- 3 kemia. D 4 Karen's courage and cheerful disposition will always be remembered by her ۶ classmates. 7 | ü i 6 ; Í 2, . D D Te 43 Cé 1 t | Vow b Krazy Kamival Queen Mary Block draws a lucky number as King Dennis Laux and eat |o == Curtis Kohlberg look on. uc er oam um Ss = Er en Juniors .. . who will soon lead our school... Through the many activities sponsored in a student's junior year, junior class members learn the value of being a hard-working, co-operative group. Junior Dennis Recla demon- strates radio transmitting, one of his favorite hobbies. zep c mem cm D These fellows enjoy a relaxing break between semester finals. DER LEE Ee یس‎ TUT EURO ابه‎ E ue AN p dt MIU T RAE PSS peace erar pep pae سرچ پیج‎ ے٦‎ Adams, Patricia Baker, Barbara Block, Gladys Block, Mary Boike, Karen Brechtelsbauer, Anne Brechtelsbauer, Joyce Daenzer, Marie Dinse, Ralph Edmonds, Janice Engelhardt, George Ericson, Neil Frank, Howard Frank, Rudy Groulx, Bethany Gugel, Dorthy Haas, Mildred Hammond, Earl Hart, Stephen Haubenstricker, Mary Haubenstricker, Nancy Janson, Ruth Kaul, Dalton Knight, Kathryn Knoll, Edwin Knoll, Ken Knoll, Martin Kolberg, Curtis LaMountain, Dorthy Laux, Dennis Laux, Gloria Laux, Wallace Leidel, Sharon List, Lois Loesel, Dianne Naegele, Stephen Naegele, Wesley ry TILES Bag NSD Hs HF Brender, John Brodowski, Tamara Conzelmann, Pat .Daenzer, Lois Galsterer, Donna Galsterer, James Geyer, Kathy Geyer, Shirley Hegenauer, Karen Herzog, Ruth Hetzner, Virginia Hildner, Tom Krafft, Naida Krausneck, Kathy Kroeger, Roger Kronkowski, Sue Loesel, Geraldine Matzke, Dale Mauer, James Moll, Delores Recla, Dennis Reinbold, Alan Nuechterlein, Pauline Reinert, Richard Palmreuter, Larry Piesko, Frank Rau, Ruth Rau, Sandra Reinhardt, Gene 47 SRS‏ ہا و - ای ds‏ کی مل مار لیڈ ارہ Gate Keen 7 m‏ لان 1 = 6 جہن‎ al) gie ۲ 72 ا NIE � n l Tres wl Zoellner, Mary Zucker, Gary Frahm, Robert LIP E EH ahs e E SI Roedel, Robert Roedel, William Rogner, Susanne Rummel, Thomas Schiefer, Leonard Schluckebier, Diane Schmitt, Bonnie Schmitzer, Carolyn Schmitzer, Edmund Stem, Shirley Trump, Sharon VanWormer, Shirley Wallen, Marie Walsh, Gary Weiss, Connie Weiss, Peter Willard, Miles Woelzlein, Allen Worley, Thomas Zeilinger, Norman Junior Class History E Frank Piesko was elected president of the junior class to head the many class activities this year. Ken Knoll i served as vice-president, Joyce Brechtelsbauer, secretary, and Dianne Loesel, treasurer, The student coun- L cil representatives were: Mary Block, Tom Hildner, Connie Weiss, Tom Worley, and Gary Zucker. The 5 88 members of the junior class worked hard to make their class activities a great success, These included three dances, a bake sale, Spaghetti Dinner and the Krazy Karnival. All were put on for the purpose of raising money for the Junior-Senior Dinner Dance which took place on May 25. With An Evening in Paris i? as the theme of the Prom, the Juniors did a beautiful job. i: ید 1 3 ۶ | 1 1 0 ii‏ ` CLASS OFFICERS E‏ I‏ The junior class officers are, left to right: Frank Piesko, president; Joyce Brechtelsbauer, secretary; Dianne E‏ Loesel, treasurer; and Ken Knoll, vice-president. E‏ 50 Kathy Rummel is left speechless as she views one of her friend's creations i n art class. Below are Judy Kuehnemund, Sue Nuechterlein, and Charlotte Heine engaged in an enthusiastic discussion before classes. my „+ . ‏ و à‏ 0 ری i dy HO‏ مده سے حت ورد و تم Tr‏ N:‏ خ SH‏ چھاخ ہو حرج روح a IR)‏ جہ ااکد از FE FE C‏ ود لويد em‏ ا ۽ e Underclassmen . . . a vital part of our student body... By wisely electing their leaders and representatives, underclassmen mold their future as students of Frankenmuth High School. Boasting about Frankenmuth High's track stars, Joanie Miller says, I told you we'd win that meet, What was trump? asks Ron Loesel. 0 ens Ph teeta FT RATE RATE 0 E‏ بج نات اس ا راج ne‏ وو لی Abraham, Timothy Avery, Daniel Baker, Glenn Baker, Tom Bender, Diane Beyerlein, Beverly Block, Irene Daenzer, Thomas Day, Connie Eaton, Sharon Enser, Carol Finger, Henry Fox, Dale Frank, Mary Houck, Leonard Hunter, Roger Iansiti, Graig Janni, William Johnston, Tom Kaiser, George Kischnick, Janet Loesel, William Martens, Alan Meyer, Michael Meyerhuber, Kathy Miller, Joan Minar, John Mitchell, Patricia Parlberg, Diana Pickelmann, Henry Pollet, Jane Rausch, Terri Reinbold, Thomas Reinert, Deborak Riess, Marilyn Roedel, Allen Roedel, Marie Rummel, Kathleen Rupprecht, Susan Sage, Clella Schard, Angela Schellhas, Wilma دق ہہ ۳ E‏ رر کے ہج ری 172 وو EEE‏ کے ۷ ے ھی e E‏ ہد مت m A + Block, Thomas Burk, Richard Cooper, Pearl Daenzer, Ann Galsterer, Ted Grueber, Ken Hecht, Larry Heine, Janet Korkus, Darleen Leidel, Bonnie Leidel, Sally Loesel, Ronald Mueller, Sandra McElgunn, Janet LO‏ 0و سی E‏ او ۲ 8 HET‏ Nuechterlein, Marsha Palmreuter, Dorthy Rivett, John Robinson, Clemon Rodammer, Gerald Rodammer, Roy Schiefer, Myra Schiefer, Pauline Schillinger, Harold Schlegel, Kathryn IQ 74 demo mw PUE Zehnder, Vera Zeilinger, Gary, Camera Shy Schluckebier, Larry Schmandt, Marilyn Schmandt, Rosalyn Schreiner, Jeannette Schroeder, Mary Jo Schucknecht, Sharon Schury, Ronald Schwab, Sue Shippey, Pamela Sparks, Carol Spencer, Ken Stalsberg, Jonna Strobel, Kay Travis, Brenda Uebler, Julie Vanek, Marcia VanWormer, Carol Voelkner, Dennis Walz, Mary Warnick, Richard Weiss, Rolland Witt, Jane Wolf, Warren Yoba, Gerald Zehnder, Fred m E Ea Eoi ور‎ a e, jio = Sophomore Class History The sophomore class proved to be a hard- working, co-operative group as they sponsored two dances, the Oldies But Goodies Dance and a Sock Hop. Both of these activities were successful. Several days were spent by the sophomore class taking Flanagan Aptitude Classification Tests. The results of this test show both the interest and the ability of the individual student's various areas. Sophomore class officers are, left to right: Beverly Beyerlein, treasurer; Ken Spencer, vice-president; Bonnie Leidel, secretary; Fred Zehnder, president. WÉI op کا‎ D re rins ue etg EH D فی یہ bem‏ € جس‎ nnm E E ۲ 4 ar S‏ ہے vu.‘ 1‏ Bi Ed kuer اس وی La,‏ e ns ۹ +. 7 m de mnl is dr WE رھ‎ 7 و مس اوح ما Zeg: f dm x a ig: ETHERNET ے حصا‎ pi a je d i نے‎ eR NE SE اف وج سک کا وھ‎ 300 :]یف,بو+ٍو ‏ 8808ی ,58 بابب مرح Adams, James Bartels, James Bauer, Joan Bernthal, Barbara Bernthal, Kathryn Bickel, Brian Bierlein, Ewald Bluemlein, Patricia Borchard, Ray Braeutigam, Kathleen Brenner, Victoria Brodowski, Sheryl Conzelmann, Gary Counts, Kim Eischer, Fred Engel, Darlene Erndt, Betty Ferguson, Brian Fischer, Dennis Fischer, Kathleen Fischhaber, Lynn Harcourt, Kim Hart, Randall Hartman, Janice Haubenstricker, Gloria Haubenstricker, Sandra Heine, Charlotte Heinlein, Betty Hoppe, Earnest Kaczynski, Donald Keinath, Marlene Koehler, Gary Kuehnemund, Judy Leprich, Gisela Lindow, Richard McInerney, Thomas Merten, Rodney Meyer, David Mueller, Gerald Nuechterlein, Susan Piesko, Robert Rau, Paul Bierlein, Gary Bleke, Dwight 3 Block, Edward H Block, Robert Daenzer, Timothy Day, Emory Deterding, Kathy Duff, Donald Frank, Reinbold Galsterer, Roy Gehrs, David Hammond, John M Heinlein, Jane Honold, Dale Honold, David Honold, Mike me CR nadie Mi. Mdb. Vli we E List, Jean Magill, Tony Marcet, Mark ` Mayer, Donald FE Reif, Patricia Reinhardt, Lois Rivett, Katherin Roedel, Virginia un TF AFG Er تون‎ 5 کا محا ليس ۱۱ a 4 S Cal ze ۰. VE Rogner, James Rogner, Larry Rose, Bonnie Rummel, Barbara Rupprecht, Diane Rushford, Gary Schaefer, Carol Schiefer, Richard Schmandt, Dennis Schroeder, Karin Simon, David Sohn, Kenneth Sparks, Marlene Spencer, John Stewart, Kathy Suppes, Diane Szymanski, Steve Uebler, Delbert Waack, Janine Waack, Sandra Weiss, Kenneth Wenzel, Fred Zehnder, Elizabeth Zeilinger, Robert Zwack, Ernest Camera Shy - Fred Schellhas m mem 2 e 5 � ۱۳ سے‎ ay سے‎ e e I Up Te re Te AY eck SH. m کرس‎ 5 - (Cvm dmm si A Pa Sad ےم‎ TE Sa kaf وه‎ aali AE 1 RE B E Freshman Class History This year's freshman class, unlike most before them, sponsored several all-school activities, These in- cluded a dance and several candy sales during noon hours. All were great successes. Freshman class officers are, left to right: Susan Nuechterlein, treasurer; Janice Hartman, secretary; Ray Borchard, vice-president; Randy Hart, president, et‏ خض هخ 8 ET‏ خلال ۰۱۷ 9۲,۷ ۳۵ detur: usd act ui‏ ال توق Ix An were; eg,‏ - ا ےر دایب وف ——À‏ ع م ks‏ ہے rays RU Sach جمد يي‎ rrii يور‎ هاج — ZA hene Port Ub و‎ وأ اہم بم ليبج be‏ چہے+ look good Oh, does that finish line pants Ken Baker, (piae m و‎ cm eor) بحرو‎ coa mar Rr) eg جر دجاو اج و‎ Sam lee SCELTE درس وت جوري‎ Bi Ha ta tee S Ma A A weht, L6 کی‎ Athletics . . . the spirit of our high school... drm Uwe eo ہج D.‏ Through the school's athletic program, students build sound bodies and alert minds, mold firm charac- ters and well-adjusted personalities, and develop a sense of fair play and good sportsmanship. iem E Jim ها‎ en UNT 2 ah بجر السب d‏ 2 — ee dm An Eagle player's attempt to reach the goal line comes to an end as he is tackled by a player from the opposing team. Faire Ca‏ سے اھچ Frank Piesko hopes his long shot will raise the Eagles' score. Finishing a fine football season are these boys, top Don Kaczynski, Dwight Bleke, Rudy Frank, Tom row: Dave Simon, Robert Block, Tom Rummel, Worley, Coach Harold Kaczynski. Third row: Tom Dennis Schmandt, Ron Loesel, Fred Zehnder, Rich- Johnston, Howard Frank, John Brender, Dick Block, ard Lindow, Roy Rodammer, Gary Zucker, Roger Wayne Landskroener, Ken Baker, Gary Rupprecht, Kroeger, Mark Marcet, Clem Robinson. Second row: Melvin Reiss, Roger Katona, Dennis Laux, Tom Coach Richard Haffner, Ken Spencer, Tom Hildner, Baker. Al Roedel, Frank Piesko, Bob Piesko, Ken Weiss, Anxiously watching the action on the field, Eagle players coach their teammates while the cheerleaders continually spur on the cheers of the spec- tators, TA = ۱ = ee rk Are? P de koi eer) een l3 :‏ سراف اس بواں ee e£ uie,‏ وو E‏ ابر ہس Bu Tam s:‏ بواج را وبح رو جرک روت اوه Mueren 1 i — — — e SSC ۱-۸ Ee a= LE EE auer echte A etie‏ ہب طسق ھی DUET meee‏ کرت کے2 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Home Visitors BEND... 6 ٥٦ 0 Mariette E meee A e 16.8 533516107 ا ا‎ CLE = 0 EGRESSUS. و‎ 18 € 6 ERN ELENA ..21 € 0 Bau... AM... OS, 0 Sangue VE... 2l = 0 EUER E im... 19 VE Gary Zucker, right, at- tempts to raise the score during the third quarter of the game with Bad Axe, the only Eagle loss of the football season, Sidestepping his teammate, an Eagle player struggles to resist the efforts of an opposing play- er, —————————— — € — á ون هق‎ re Reigning over the 1962-63 Homecoming activities are Queen Diane Loesel, a junior, and her court, senior June Block, left, and junior Mary Block. The members of the Home- coming Court applaud the judges' decision as Diane Loesel is announced Queen. In the background, left to right, are Charles Nuechterlein, escórting Mary Block; Joe Chowaniec, escorting the Queen; and Jim Brechtelsbauer, accom- panying June Block. At the right are Larry Veiten- grueger and 1961-62 Home- coming Queen Kathy Uebler. 1962-63 Homecoming activities took place during and after the football game with the Bad Axe Hatchets. Diane Loesel was chosen as the new Homecoming Queen of Frank- enmuth High School by selected faculty and student representatives. June Block and Mary Block were chosen members of the court. She was crowned by last year's Queen, Kathy Uebler. Floats circled the field during half- time, and the senior and freshman classes jointly received first place honors, The Queen and her attendants reigned over the homecoming dance following the game. Diane was presented with a crown, a bou- quet of roses, and a football auto- graphed by the team members. RI APR ETT UR TE TR TUT ۳۳۳۲۰3۷۹ ape hA CAELI E. f‏ بل ea cmi ma‏ مہا سےا = 2 Jot Eagles Run to Victory was the theme of the Home- coming float made by the senior class. It displayed | the replica of an Eagle player skillfully dodging a ۱ model of an oncoming Hatchet player from Bad Axe. The senior float shared first place honors with the | freshman entry for its third consecutive first place Fm award, d | | The junior class float depicted a victorious Eagle dominating the game with Bad Axe. Overpowering the Hatchets, the massive bird protects not only his own goal post, but the entire field from the plays of the oppos- ing team. as AU u.a. Urging the Eagles to Bury the Hatchets are the freshmen with this entry. With a lone Gravedigger on board the float de- picted the superiority of the Eagle team over other already buried opponents. The resting for the Hatchet team was already partially dug. This float tied for first with the senior float. The sophomore float displayed a Frankenmuth Eagle riding an automated football to its own goal post. The bird left a broken Hatchet be- hind on the field and made use of signs pointing the way to victory. Bright colors and contrasts, as were evidenced in each float, lent gaiety to the festivities. s PN Basketball 0 jd = 1 $ S ج5 7 MER K اما‎ E 4 اح فطل Ab‏ جد ug MO FR 1 m 3 و CV te ke‏ Am 1 f USERS NLIS ZA. cm t= uc Varsity basketball players are, standing, left to right: Ron Loesel, Frank Piesko, Joe Chowaniec, Mar- tin Knoll, Dick A. Block, Pete Weiss. Second row: Tom Rummel, Steve Nagele, Roger Kroeger. Bottom row: Dennis Laux, Dick J. Block, Ken Baker, Larry Veitengruber; David and Dale Honold, managers; Richard Haffner, coach. Players anxiously await the outcome of Ron Loesel's free throw. N i one ai سس‎ ۳99 C m m emm sms - pd jen کب‎ d M تیر‎ beue جوجوج‎ E cie tuc Ars ib A و و رت‎ e Coach Richard Haffner, fore- ground, advises players, left to right: Frank Piesko, Den- nis Laux, Dick A. Block, Larry Veitengruber. E! J pud Eager fingers try to fulfill the cries of spectators by getting the rebound. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Home LAKES. oc uev VENDU. war iR NEUE Es xem E S Seminary se kene TT SC. 8 CAFO Mr ts A E SR EA a OS Vassar 25e uv INI 00 1 Bad Axe. e EE ee © VE ORAE ا‎ aw 2 Marlette. un. uu x m Nus E IN 7174-17 7٤68 Sandusky eet Vo UM ال‎ n. seid Cass City v emu ow Ere occi s uve Tos a. ره‎ abd LAKES n come ا ل‎ ete AE o ui ts EE Gri mcr CCL ME a0 Seminare ue. c ۹۹ 1 ,۷۰ 0 ECCL ور‎ A T MEI TEENS BAJAKE مر‎ oe ck Ke VOBIS as ER Bose eae ا‎ Marlette 45. lv v som EIU ee ERU aeos gue DO ار وا ےہ‎ Vaud ا‎ ER E NUES EET TT C IEQOITOM S GC ASS و‎ Mm 0 9٘9 889+89 9٤9۶ 0 Btowm CIty مب‎ E du at et es ws 1 Visitors 51 42 61 76 46 43 62 712 57 51 63 62 75 59 55 65 69 JV Football Top row, left to right: Don Kaczynski, Ray Rodam- Seiffert. Bottom row: Ewald Bierlein, Earnie Zwaak, mer, Dwight Bleke, Dennis Schmandt, Dale Fox, Ken Weiss, Brian Bickel, Dave Meyer, Dave Simon, David Gehrs, Mark Marcet, Dick Warnick, Bob Bob Block, Dan Avery, Ken Block, Brian Ferguson, Piesko, Richard Lindow, Bob Zeilinger, Coach Wayne Kim Counts, Jim Adams. JV Basketball Left to right: Bill Loesel, Tom Johnston, Ken Spen- Zehnder, Henry Finger, Tom Baker, Clem Robinson, cer, Al Martens, Allan Roedel, Roy Rodammer, Fred Kneeling is Coach Marco Marcet. , ار کہ اد‎ m Fe rgo day i ur JV Baseball Top row, let to right: Jim Adams, nıann, Fred Wenzel, Mark Marcet, Richard Lindow, Bob Piesko, Ken Dave Meyer, Dave Simon. Not pic- Weiss, Dave Gehrs, Bob Zeilinger. tured is Coach James Weber. Front row: Ray Borchard, Gary Conzel- Freshman Basketball Back row, left to right: Gary Rushford, Bob William Nolan. Front row: Fred Wenzel, | Piesko, Don Kaczynski, Dwight Bleke, Ken Dave Simon, Earnie Zwaak, Randy Hart, Mark Weiss. Second row: Richard Lindow, Brian Marcet. Bickel, Dave Gehrs, Bob Zeilinger, Coach Lan Ane hu جد ویس وس‎ es yer - ` :‏ ویر ہو o‏ ده موه ورد EV‏ رر A denm‏ ساس لیو ا er dir qe E‏ ساس د nor P LS‏ سے سح چوک و4 یت وت رات EGET wy n‏ A 8 Varsity and JV cheerleaders combine to form a horseshoe designating the good luck they wish for their team. Beginning at the left front of the horse- shoe are Kathy Knight, varsity cheerleader; Connie Day, JV; Mary Block, varsity; Marcia Vanek, JV; Joan Miller, JV; Lois List, JV; Diane Loesel, varsity, captain; Joyce Brech- telsbauer, JV; Kathy Geyer, varsity. Cheering for their team are freshman cheerleaders, Joan Bauer, Kathy Bernthal, Pat Reif, and Janice Hartman, The cheerleaders enthusiastically lead the stu- dent body and encourage them to support their team at a pep rally. 70 12111010101060١ E OT THU AU سے جس‎ eT er Sek Deg, AE e =} e Zem wr Rm erh Ze an ne en. v Pee! dmn rem] بط‎ dp ومسو حر فى مز وش ده‎ d سے کو‎ eu ہے لد‎ TE IA 24 ماھت ضع اقل‎ FE لطت دس لدب رھ‎ den گت‎ nn Coaching the various athletic activities at Franken- coach; Wayne Seiffert, coaching junior varsity foot- muth High School are, left to right: William Nolan, ball; Richard Haffner, varsity football and varsity freshman basketball and golf coach; Marco Marcet, basketball coach. Not pictured is James Weber who coaching varsity baseball and junior varsity basket- coached junior varsity baseball. ball; Harold Kaczynski, varsity football and track Football coach Harold Kaczynski accepts a team. The team was proud to have their trophy presented to him by co-captain Ken coach nominated Michigan Coach of the Baker in behalf of the FHS 1962 football Year. نے کک رت ےیجید Baseball Members of the baseball team include, top row, left to right: Al Martens, Frank Piesko, Steve Naegle, Dick J. Block, Howard Frank. Second row: Coach ley, Ron Loesel, manager Emery Day. Marco Marcet, Ken Spenser, Gary Zeilinger, Gary BASEBALL SCHEDULE players to hold practice in the gymnasium. Zucker, Dick A. Block, Ralph Dinse. Front row: Steve Hart, Tom Rummel, Roger Katona, Tom Wor- Home Visitors Cass نات‎ SE کر‎ 6. = 9 :لت ا نی‎ 05 8 CO. At E 5 3 - 2 Er E l1 2 2 BAdAXe, a C M E. . 5 ج‎ 2 Sandusky I ee E E زد‎ 6 ASSAD ER “۶٦857 ات‎ am 0 Lakers u sn SE 2 = 1 Seminary di ا‎ dëi = 0 Marlette. ١۷۷٦ 6 2 2996 50 i 2 Unsuitable weather conditions often forced the Zeg: ër Set ری ذا کر اش‎ ep zb. Aan مس‎ wv. kan A ١ chi dr ET o A aA A Fab 1 e� Sc E Golf Members of the golf team are, top row, left to right: Lee Keinath, Jim Galsterer, Pete Weiss, Tom Worley, Tom Johnston, Gary Zeilinger, Ray Rau, Mike Mey- Tom Rummel. er, Ray Borchard, coach William Nolan. Front row: An example of good golf- Tom Rummel lines up his ing form is illustrated by ball for a perfect shot. Lee Keinath. Track team members include, top row, left to right: Roy Rodammer, Allan Reinbold, Richard Lindow, Bob Piesko, Ken Weiss, Don Kaczynski, John Brender Robert Roedel, manager, Second row: John Rivett, Curtis Kolberg, Dennis Laux, Roger Kroeger, Dave Hart, Dennis Recla, Allan Woelzlein, Earl Hammond. Front row: Howard Frank, Dick A. Block, Ken Bak- er, Ron Loesel, Gary Rupprecht, Frank Piesko, Norm Zeilinger, coach Harold Kaczynski, It appears the track members | decided to do the mile on wheels. py = اوت‎ e m € sert MT E Sr Ser Seier Po Aum er سے‎ om een y ۳۲ el rg 1 d mb in am ۹ 107 et d) ا ہے‎ ee e Eu Se E ET a ار‎ den اف‎ اکا — ا ہے اک ر کے مود فا وف‎ ESR. ES ب هنوت جر‎ ameta Pei ar ج۳ کین سر‎ ot ھ۶ ھچ‎ he 12k B €— vr were A Frankenmuth runner, Ken Baker, reaches the finish line in a relay race. ی که pA‏ $i ۳ 5] CR NERO ec, ا‎ Gu d 7 ez) ig CH pr A = Bi e Y T 4 z 4 Tumbling Members of the tumbling team are, top row, left to right: Marajean Palmreuter, Carol Van Wormer, Joan Miller, Diane Bender, Tamara Brodowski, Mary Jo Schroeder, Pat Reif, Lynn Fischaber, Gisela Leprich, Pauline Rodammer, Sandy Waack. Second row: Norm Zeilinger, Dick Warnick, Ewald Bierlein Ping-Pong The top ping-pong players are Ted Galsterer, left, and Jim Galsterer. Jim holds first place for his second consecutive year in the elimina- tions held through the school's physical education classes. Ron Loesel, Carl Hoppe, Roger Kroger, Charles Nuechterlein, Tom Block. Bottom row: Tim Daen- Zer, Brian Bickel, Richard Burk, Tim Abraham, Gerald Rodammer, John Rivett, Dennis Recla, Craig Iansiti, Neil Ericsson, Ray Borchard. Top row, left to right: Shop students wash a car after a messy repair job . . . Diane Loesel receives the 1962 Homecoming Queen title. . . Joe Chowan- lec gives us one of his 'original' expressions . . . The confusion of the cafeteria is experienced by al- most every student . . . Extern Fred Baker hates to cut the beautiful cake presented to him by the sen- ior class. . . Skillfully demonstrating a forearm head stand is junior Roger Kroeger. P averne aea BB au سے‎ sc gen e TURN سا فا‎ RENS TH MOD M ES TU f SRI DENSIS zs ۳۹ RMF E Leien ts an accusing in Attorney Frank Piesko po finger at Wayne Rupp in the school play tled The Night of January 16th enti — NID p ec ne یی‎ per ee GT S EXIRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES . . . 2 school's lifeblood... Through active participation in activities, students escape the monotony of study, and share similar interests in the efforts of a united group. Faculty members contribute their enter- taining abilities for a project sponsored by the Girl's Athletic Association. Trying their hand at cheerleading are, standing: Mrs. Richard Haffner and Miss Nichelle O'Day. Kneeling: Mrs. Marvin Hauck and Mrs. Wayne Seiffert, aa as A TIUS: zum 22028 1 m SENT p momen رو - TA 2 (am کیا‎ al Vires Dont ا‎ اال‎ ue TT P Lo سے‎ 1 = ! 9 (MA x Tu IR 1 = Be ie AC‏ (1 و ی( ادا CG‏ FRE Ça ٠5 ہیں کیا 2 ba LÀ EH By! ۹ ۱ i Mese ` - Fall A E vw 0 SRR ai 1‏ ار t À 0‏ | | 1 0 A ` H 0 à دہ‎ ۸)) 4 Student Council Student council mem bers include, standing, left to Seated: Gary Zucker, Judy Zehnder, Sara LaRiviere, right: Pat Reif, Katy Deterding, Tom Worley, Mark Mary Block, treasurer, Gary Rupprecht, vice- presi- Marcet, Dwight Bleke, Allen Martens, Allen Roedel, dent, Dave Hart, president, Rhea Fischer, secretary, Tom Johnston, Janet McElgunn, Diane Parlberg. Dick A. Block, Ray Rau, Connie Weiss. 7 Third row: Sally Leidel, Mary Ann Zucker, Kathy GA Members of the girls' athletic association are, t row, left to right: Kathy Knight, vice-president, Uebler, Kay Strobel, Marsha Nuechterlein, Rita List, Karen Heinlein, treasurer, Virginia Hetzner, Shirley Kathy Schlegel, Connie Weiss, Clella Sage, Angie Geyer, Bethany Groulx, Ruth Hubinger, president, Schaard, Connie Day, Pam Shippey, Joyce Brechtles- Darlene Korkus, Anne Brechtlesbauer, Sara LaRiviere, bauer, Front row: Mary Jo Schroeder, Janet Heine, Barbara Baker, Carol Starke, Marie Heine, Second Bev Beyerlein, Janet McElgunn, Dianne Loesel, Mara- row: Carol Van Wormer, Joan Miller, Anne Bierlein, jean Palmreuter, Kay Warnick, Brenda Travis, Mary d l Barbara Schluckebier, Dorothy Gugel, secretary, Block, Carol Enser, Marcia Vanic, Mrs. Kaczynski, | ۱۳ Jackie Sparks, Sharon Schuknecht, Jane Poellet, advisor, 80 Kathy Geyer, Judy Zehnder, Lois List, Pat Mitchell. e Home Ec. Club Top row: Charlotte Englehardt, Debby Reinert, Jack- Uebler, Kathy Fischer. Fourth row: Clella Sage, “ie Sparks, Charlotte Heine, Carol Starke, Bethany Angie Schaard, Ruth Enser, Carol Enser, Jane Hein- Groulx, Karen Heinlein, Sharon Reinbold, Barb Bak- lein, Jeanette Schriener, Judy Kuehnemund, Connie er, Sandy Waak, Ruth Hubinger, Millie Haas. Sec- Weiss, Marajean Palmreuter, Donna Galsterer, Sue ond row: Mary Haubenstricker, Wilma Schellhas, Nuechterlein, Barb Rummel, Brenda Travis, advisor Mary Walz, Carol Sparks, Kathy Geyer, Kathy Miss O'Day. Seated: Joan Bauer, Kathy Bernthal, Knight, Bev Laking, Ann Daenzer, Eileen Ruff, Ruth Pat Reif, Mary Ann Zucker, Mary Honold, historian; Rau, Lois Daenzer, Janet McElgunn. Third row: Marie Heine, president; Lois Reinbold, treasurer; Di- Kathy Schlegel, Etta Kelly, Sue Schwab, Janet ane Schluckebier, vice-president; Rita List, project Heine, Pauline Rodammer, June Block, Barb Bernthal, chairman; Diana Parlberg, secretary; Elizabeth Zehn- Karen Boike, Judy Zehnder, Sheila Jordan, Kathy der, Dianne Suppes. Future Nurses Club Top row: Charlotte Englehardt, Barb Bernthal, Mary lein, Mary Jo Schroeder, Ruth Enser, Lynn Fischhaber, Jane Bierlein, Lois Daenzer, Anne Brechtelsbauer, Brenda Travis, Mary Zoellner. Bottom row: Ad- Eileen Ruff. Second row: Nancy Haubenstricker, visors Mrs. Otto Brechtelsbauer, Mrs. Dwight Wilkin- Kathy Uebler, Irene Block, Julie Uebler, Janice Ed- son, and Mrs, Harvey Kern; Janet McElgunn, presi- monds, Sally Leidel. Third row: Betty Heinlein, dent; Pat Conzelmann, vice-president; Angie Schaard, Kathy Schlegel, Sue Schwab, Marie Wallen, Mary historian; Barb Baker, secretary. Haubenstricker, Karen Boike. Fourth row: Bev Beyer- EI — a 7 سے ود‎ 17 T9 Alfred G. Zink Chapter — National Honor Society Members of the National Honor Society are, top row, Judy Maurer, Sharon Leidel, Sara LaRiviere, Pauline left to right: Karen Heinlein, Henry Finger, Ken Rodammer, Dianne Loesel, Lois List, Judy Zehnder, Baker, David Hart, Dick A. Block, Gary Rupprecht, Fourth row: Jeanette Schreiner, Bonnie Leidel, Kathy Frank Piesko, Ron Loesel, Kathy Geyer. Second Knoll, Barbara Schluckebier, Rhea Fischer, Mary row: Tom Johnston, Janet Mueller, Dorothy Gugel, Block, Chris Schomaker, Naida Krafft. Bottom row: Shirley Geyer, Irene Schiefer, Carol Starke, Char- Cleo Avery, Sheila Jordan, Janet Van Wormer, Bon- lotte Engelhardt, Virginia Hetzner, Ken Knoll. nie Morrow, Joyce Brechtelsbauer, Marajean Palmrue- Third row: June Block, Anne Bierlein, Ruth Rau, ter, Rita List, Margret Y. Willis Chapter — Quill and Scroll Members of the Quill and Scroll Society include, Zehnder, Joe Chowaniec, Pauline Rodammer, Sheila standing, left to right: Rhea Fischer, Carol Starke, Jordan. Sara LaRiviere, Barbara Schluckebier. Seated: Judy A riesci جنم عوط جور‎ des DC A AT EI ا‎ E EEE Eg Ro لا رب بط بل ورد امد با‎ eg موه‎ Se Debate Members of the debate team are, standing, left to Krafft. Seated: Pam Shippey, Shirley Geyer, Vir- right: Marvin Hauk, advisor, Lois List, Harold ginia Hetzner, Dorothy Gugel. Schillinger, Miles Willard, Sharon Leidel, Naida Heh, heh! They'll be sorry they emphasized that point, says Naida Krafft as she plans her rebuttal speech. 83 Krazy Karnival The Krazy Karnival is an event sponsored annually by the junior class in order to ob- tain funds for the Junior-Senior Prom. The success of the 1963 Karnival has shown the co-operation of a hard- working junior class. This year's Krazy Karnival King and Queen, Dennis Laux and Mary Block, are honored with crowns and gifts. See, I told you I wouldn't win anything! says Sandra Rau, center, after the drawing for prizes took place, Picking winners for the prizes are Frank Piesko at the microphone, Curtis Kolberg looking eagerly into the ticket box, and Dennis Laux and Mary Block, King and Queen, Fo عرد‎ a tdi UE E اسب‎ I ue ET TM 7 DETTE TIL جع جاح رس‎ VES A DAS ARN E Rs Er 7 ر سے چے یح يدو dT eren‏ den اوو ن‎ ۳۴۷ I äh Following the latest dance craze, these girls enjoy a twist as fellow students look on from the bleachers. Alright, everybody dance! urges sen- ior Jerry Freeman, disc jockey for many of the school dances. School clubs and organizations sponsored dances throughout the year to raise funds for their activities, These couples relax with a waltz at the dance spon- sored by the journalism class. Enjoying refreshments are, Bev Laking, Tom Pogozouski, Sheila Jordan, and Fred Kroeger, Looking their best for Prom night are, seated: Judy Maurer, Sara LaRiviere, Lois List, Pauling Nuech- terlein. Their dates are, standing: Wayne Rupp, Jeff Wood, Frank Piesko, and Wesley Nagele. Junior- Senior Prom An Evening in Paris was the theme chosen for this year's Prom. The traditional event sponsored each year by the junior class in honor of the seniors took place on May 24, 1963. The students and guests dined and enjoyed a relaxing program at the Frankenmuth Bavarian Inn and later danced in the marvelously decorated high school gym. Prepared for an exciting evening are, left to right: Dan List, Chris Schomaker, Joe Chowaniec, Charles Nuechterlein, Rhea Fischer, and Pauline Rodammer. کی 27۷ Zu — -‏ 3 - — y ESL E‏ و3 = T SW. ut‏ — عبت c.‏ و Kerg id d oy cz T E‏ AA‏ شع نے ارگ کی ہیں وو ںہ fue‏ و - ع ہے وک چیہ رس un‏ اه رت ہے t. E‏ کے وو Senior Class Outing This year the senior class en- joyed their outing at the 'Gay El Rancho' in Gaylord, Michi- gan. A ‘western’ setting set the scene for a day filled with fun and excitement. June Block, Rita List, and chaperone Mrs. Harold Uebler return from a canoe trip around the lake. The seniors enjoyed two meals in the ranch's dining room. Mr. Dorcey experiments with one of the water cycles. Marajean Palmrueter and Dick A. Block try to decide who Sandy Bowden and Cleo Avery relax before is going to row. dinner begins. EA See i n — 1M CL 43� CC OM. Ac OT A تلك‎ e ہر‎ 7 ee N jan Baccalaureate and Commencement The baccalaureate service for the eighty-one members of the class of 1963 was held on June 2, 1963, in St. Lorenz Lutheran Church, of Frankenmuth. Rev. John Deterding gave an inspiring scripture reading and bacca- laureate address. The processional and recessional were played by Lowell Borcherding. Commencement exercises for the graduates were held on the sixth of June, in the gymnasium, Richard Nuech- terlein played the processional and recessional, and the invocation and convocation were given by Rev. Lawson Knight of Immanual Lutheran Church of Frankentrost. Superintendent of the Frankenmuth School District, Rich- ard Ziehmer, introduced the speakers which included June Block, salutatory address, Irene Schiefer, the vale- dictory address, and Professor Robert Iglehart, chairman of the Department of Art at the University of Michigan, whose topic was, The Great Times. The class song, Frankenmuth High School Alma Mater, was sung by Wallace Loesel. Richard Zeihmer, Superintendent of Schools, leads ape Services, Friends and relatives of the graduates watch as the‏ الل اك class files into church. 88 COE n Pictured at the right is the class of 1963, completely | together for one of the last times. With solemn faces, these sen- iors await the moment of re- ceiving their diplomas. 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