Frankenmuth High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Frankenmuth, MI)

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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,

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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.

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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: