Frankenmuth High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Frankenmuth, MI)

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= 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.

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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

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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.