Frankenmuth High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Frankenmuth, MI)

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The fifty-seven members of the Frankenmuth High School band, directed by James Van De Velde, again finished with a second division rating. Both Ruth Bauer, the majorette, and the band have spent an active year. f s Playing the clarinet are Pat Bluemlein and Randy Hart, Roth تید مات‎ ен work. Dave Simon adds his talent by playing the 10:6. His is the first chair and his work is greatly de- pended upon.

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Fine Arts Are Creative This department consists of art, under the direction of Mrs. Margret Willis, and band, conducted by James Van De Velde. Some of the annual events in this field are the art exhibit and the spring, fall, and Christmas band concerts. Darlene Engel and Karin Schroeder ar— range pictures for the art exhibit. This is a project in which the entire class takes part. Making posters for the farm tours that will be held during Bavarian Week keeps Charlotte Heine and Joan Bauer busy. Tom Block, right, quietly sketches a small statue of a priest.

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Industrial Arts Are Vocational After working for two years on the idea of us- ing a ten year plan to gradually enlarge school facilities, the Board of Education members de- cided in the early winter of 1965 that the in- dustrial arts department would be the first area to undergo expansion as this is in great demand and is steadily increasing. Such classes as a second year of auto mechanics, farm shop, drafting II and III, and electronics I may be offered next year. Gary Gilbert and Emory Day seem to beworking intent- ly. Here they demonstrate the art of getting one's arm caught in a vise. Eugene Haubenstricker and Gary Daenzer are hammer- ing in shop, while John List works on his mechanical drawing.