Frankenmuth High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Frankenmuth, MI)

Page 16 text:

Delighting Mrs. Willis' Ancient Literature class with a selection from Grimm's Fairy Tales is Mark DeYoung. Research Writing students, Ken Weiss and Diane Rup- prechthrecord the employment statistics Ruth Abraham is reading als they complete part of the survey of Frank- enmuth which the class made. Amateur Authors Expansion and chan ge characterized Frankenmuth High School's English Depart- ment this year. For the first time, English courses were offered in one semester classes for juniors and seniors instead of the usual full-year course. Two writing classes, research and crea- tive, taught students to express themselves in many different forms through term papers, a city survey, journals, profiles, and themes. The other four classes, English, Ancient, and World Literature, and Fiction, dealt With various types of literature and authors from Robert Browning and Homer's Odyssey, to Cervante's Q93 Quiote through TE- Mouse That Roared. A real aid to all the English courses was the presentation of Shakespeare's Hamlet by the Michigan State University Performing Artists. The play was sponsored by the Student Council and because of its wonderful recep- tion another one will probably be brought back next year. fl W 5 X H Marvin Hauck narrates one of the stories written by a sophomore student.

Page 15 text:

Musical Talents Tune in Fun The active Frankenmuth High School Band has had a busy schedule this year, under the direction of James VanDevelde. ln addition to entertaining at halftime performances, both on the home field and away, during the foot- ball season, they have been to the Solo Festival, Band Festival, Halloween Parade, Christmas and Spring Concerts, Memorial Day Parade, Bavarian Parade, and finally their big trip to the Holland Tulip Festival. Band officers are Mark Goldammer, vice-president, and Dave Simon, president. Q Q 2 - a,s??57XSixv:f --.' f'l'X5'L - 'L '-ll'- -' - 7 ,-t- K, K .. ' -, - gaze,-, ,,., wi, .. , In V, V ' ff-1 1 ' ' f yt ,Qi A ' 1 '-4 , ' -. Q tif' 5 f eta sl P' - 1 ag. , -in 5? 1 i , , x M 4 f - kj- . 3 , ,W ii,fff,. 1 Nb V 9 ,5 l ' ' lg fr? S V k,k.L 4- QL . sf',1 15 L , , ig 2 ,V ' s -- . , Kam: ,Q if 'M 1 3 'i J ' '7 1 ,T if w - V ' ' 7 WE-5' -vs' ' J: 0 21 -i'fzs5'f51S5':L 3 i ' elll ' I -f ' 5 'k nf? I -F' A v , - , A mer: iafirnm-www. We, . ' - fv ,m l : ,,:: :::-1 V 1--v BAVARIAN BAND: Lynn Fischhaber, Paul Wenzloff john Eaton, Danny Poelet, Becky Schutt, George Frahrn FRANKENMUTH HIGH SCHOOL BAND - FRONT ROW: james VanDevelde, director, Ron Haubenstricker, Gloria Uebler, Pat Bluernlein, Ionalyn Reindel, Ruth Bauer, Karen Zeilinger, Majorettes, Carol Watters, Brenda Watters, Andrea Zoellner, and Lauren Finger. SECOND ROW: Peggy Pagels, Mary Hoadley, Chris Nuechterlein, Dick Ittner, Dave Simon, Dennis Krafft, Vernon Schiefer, IoAnna Kronkowski, Sandy Travis, Lynn Fischhaber, Roberta Ott, Wendy Wessborg, and Debbie Boike. THIRD ROW: Lynn Rambo, Dave Trink- lein, Paul Wenzloff, Jerry Schreiner, john Katona, Paul Shippey, Ed Block, Becky Schutt, Eloise Walz, Donna Coats, Debbie Walz, Karen Bernthal, and julie Duff. FOURTH ROW: Dennis Zuercher, Mark Goldammer Gary Rushford, Rod Merten, Dan Poellet, Max Nettleton jim Frahm, Bob Reindel, Edgar Keinath, Chris Ferguson Loren Rustern, Mark Schiefer, and George Frahm. 7 : : Director james VanDevelde listens for tone quality as the band practices for its annual Spring Concert.

Page 17 text:

Inspired by Language Arts Polonius tells King Claudius and Queen Gertrude of the love his daughter Ophelia possesses for their son Hamlet. Laertes receives advice from his father Polonius upon his return from school in Wittenburg. 2 Ophelia is somewhat perturbed by her father's remarks. Hamlet mourns his father's death and despairs unjust treatment shown to him. forward over the