Frankenmuth High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Frankenmuth, MI)

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John Hammond and Bob Zeilinger demonstrate the precessional qualities of a spinning wheel in Physics. est Tubes, Slide Becky Schutt and Kris Muehfeld daintily dissect a dead pig in Biology I. Dave Gehrs, Dan Meyer, and Ike Bleke are fascinated by the experiment performed by Bob Zeilinger and Don Kaczynski in Biology II.

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Old and New Worlds Explored... Two years of social science are required for each student during the four years of high school, showing the timely importance of this field. Both the present and the past world's situations are covered by history, government, and world affairs. For the first time, William Webster teaches both American history and government to the upperclassmen, while Warren Wilson instructs only the juniors in government and history. ln world affairs the sophomores learn about such things as foreign aid, the growing United Nations, and the cold war from instructor James Drummond. -w:-wfz-1- -:Vf5.g::,.Vag ::- .,. ,yt - :.,, I ,.:?,,,,. I ' 5 4 KL? -311:31 znvaw-u fr .Jr .it .-+1 Lgsiiifg .1 .f5.,.Vg, ... - : :tt:1,j'V Q, ff Qi:Wai4la4S':fA VS- S ' K , ' .ff . ' - - ,Q i j'-its-ex g',g 7::'f'l ,W M, . V. 4v ::w fd mfr? ., :E1'E :4 ..-: ,,,g555.55 ' fy Q-'M ,k - K ' V '::v, ,- rg aaa: -at ' ' V ,. si y 1 'Q 1 ' A - if 1 r. - . ,f 'Y' - - .ff - t i , z,::. .f,i :53f3'-,i-,- -v,. - Y-' i, A-ffl-'.1,ft , , lilix fgfliiieftix fE:?C'1'5i?izQE 1355 filsif, :inf fa V ' AA . f - 'f 5 ' ' ' Yr fit J: so 'e sans V , ' ' ' .1-f 2-f . - V , ' W , + . , 'N CFR ,g irl-t m , 3. f , ., ... - 'K ' 1 a ' .V 3' VZ -, 74 1: ' f t .X - 51, . Due to their remarkable interest in Latin American history, these senior girls are listening intently to the words of their instructor, William Webster. ghki William Webster points to the leading figures of the present session of Congress. This world affairs class is discussing Poland in relation to world policy under the guidance of Earl Fisher, student teacher. ,.Am.,,.-5 Nwlrx...s.,

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Rules Open New Vistas Under the qualified supervision of four excellent teachers, the science and math departments have proved to be a very im- portant part of the curriculum at Frankenmuth High School. In science, headed by John Venstra, courses in chemistry and physics were offered along with a new course of Applied Chemistry and Physics. Nancy LaBeau taught Biology l and another new course Biology Il where emphasis was placed on individual experi- mentation and discovery. f The mathematics department consisted of classes in Algebra l and Il and Advanced Math taught by Wayne Seiffert. Warren Wilson instructed students in Geometry and Basic Math while Mr. Veenstra taught one section of Algebra I. Geometry instructor Warren Wilson explains a difficult problem to his interested class. me ,my t. ,av - fu! Q 5 ,.,.ff' X . aw- 5, Hmm-m, now let me thinkj, says Ken Kueffner as he attempts to solve a chemistry problem with the aid of his slide rule. ,,..-' PV ' ci 3,511 Listening attentively, James Bartels and Bill Bradford absorb the many complicated steps of the geometry theorem, Mr. Warren Wilson ably explains.