Frankenmuth High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Frankenmuth, MI)

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Use Individual Ingenuity — John Simon thoughtfully scratches his head as Warren Wilson explains an al- gebra equation to him. Correcting algebra 1 and advanced mathematics papers was one of the jobs of student teacher Rita Forsythe. Tom Daenzer, Brian Bickel, John Ri- vett, and Roger Hunter experiment with sound waves in physics. 15

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Science and Mathematics James Weber, Warren Wilson, John Veen- stra, and Miss Nancy La Beau are the in- structors of the following classes. Basic mathematics, advanced mathematics, al- gebra I and II, geometry, physical science, biology, chemistry, and physics have been offered up to the present time. Biology II as well as applied chemistry and physics will be new units added to next year’s schedule, With the ever increasing num- di ber of students, only a year of basic кус ы шы — —-—-—-—-—-—-—-— mathematics or algebra I is required, Fred Zehnder, Al Roedel, and Al Martens are apparently discussing ad- vanced mathematics. By the smiles on their faces it is evident they are having an enjoyable conversation. Diligently studying basic mathematics, Wayne Nuechterlein and Wayne Anderson work some problems together. Atthe left, Mary Englehardt looks at slides through the microscope, while Bill Schaard records what he has observed,

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This is Miss Sharon Fleschner's first year of teaching girl’s physical education at Frankenmuth High. She has taught a variety of sports, such as field hockey, soccer, basketball, badminton, and tum- bling. Miss Fleschner demonstrates the straddle, which is only one of the many move- ments taught in the unit of free exercise, Lifting weights, as Gary Rushford is doing, real- ly keeps muscles in shape. The girls try to do some of the stunts taught in free exercise. Coach Harold Kaczynski tells one of his hu- morous stories to Diane Bender, Laverne Schie- fer, and Ron Loesel, as Delbert Uebler works on an assignment,