Frankenmuth High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Frankenmuth, MI)

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STUDENT COUNCIL-BACK ROW: james Drummond, Charles Bartel, advisors, Ruth Abraham, Kathy Abraham, Kathy Braeutigam, secretary, Randy Hart, Mike Reif, Lauren Rustem, Bill Reindel. FRONT ROW: Susie Leidel, treasurer, Bob Baker, Steve List, john Simon, Dave Meyer, Rich Bernthal, Bob Zeilinger, president, Dave Simon, vice-president, Ike Bleke, Linda Parlberg, Kris Muehlfeld, ,Till Thompson, Susan Schaefer. MISSING: Bob Piesko and Terry Weiss. Student-Administration Co-Operation Student government is avital part of any high school and the Frankenmuth Student Council again proved to be a valuable organ- ization. Under the direction of President Bob Zeilinger and Vice-President Dave Simon and with the guidance of advisors Charles Bartel and James Drummond, the Council experi- enced a very successful year. Since the Student Council had been op- erating under an outdated constitution, a committee was formed to draft a new one. One major change provided for student body candidates to run on a ticket. The new constitution was received with enthusiasm by the student body who ratified it in time to have the new election system used for next year's officers. Another major project brought some culture to the halls of Frankenmuth High School. Hamlet, by William Shakespeare,, was presented by the Michigan State Univer- sity Performing Artists under the sponsorship of the Student Council. The play was very well attended by Frankenmuth students and others from the surrounding area schools. With pro- ceeds from tickets the Council purchased a mini-trap for the cheerleaders and physical education department. Members of the Council closed this eventful year by organizing and attending the Thumb B Student Council picnic held at Frankenmuth Memorial Park. Student Council Able leaders of the 1966 Student Council were Dave Simon, vice-president and Bob Zeilinger, president.

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Girls Active in Sports V. J ,, Y l- 'J f fix 3 an . , .. K ..., at .. an t 571 ,1 5 s. 2 Q 2 , 1 fi 6 . 5 3' ll Q G t .E ,V , K aww , f, . I g g . . . A . N , I ffls-tiger.: -,'- 1 is , -f 1, , K 1, - . ' Z -:-'fs ' :i's:fsz:'s.f:fft1-f 7 A ff.. f f ..., . .1 1 ,T . iiiqigig-,fyiiffifliff iigfsgkxywg , I My - X .L -. 1 'N 5,Q5,i?,-3.-K,sig-.55,lk,W,5g, , Ikggigrrlg an 3 f ur- 'K 5 ,,kk 5. .5 5 - 4 GIRL'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION - FRONT ROW: Nancy Adams, Sue Schaefer, Shiela Gilbert, Christine Weiss, Mrs. Sharon Barrett, advisor, Pat Reif, president, Carolyn Goldammer, janet Bender, Ann Bender, Lynn Crary, and Wendy Wessborg. SECOND ROW: Kay Roedel, Iill Thompson, Lynn Fischhaber, Gloria Uebler, Linda Boening, Mary Roedel, Mary Hubinger, Betty Bender, Barb Gugel, jane Fischer, and Marsha Boese- ln an attempt to introduce an entirely different activity, the Girl's Athletic Associ- ation, under the guidance of Mrs. Barrett, sponsored a girl's track meet. This competi- tion attracted enthusiasts from four area. schools. The girls participated in ten events with the home team placing first in totals. Other activities were also enjoyed. Trips to a University of Michigan football. game and a Michigan State University basketball game attracted many supporters. As is tradi- tional, girl's intramural volleyball and bowl- ing were offered. Touch football was another new activity. Those who actively supported GAA through the year were awarded at the annual Awards Banquet. It was at this time that Pat Reif, president, Janet Bender, vice- president, Kathy Krumnauer, secretary, and Carolyn Goldammer, treasurer, passed their reponsibilities on to the new officers. GAA members and their mothers actively participate in a volleyball game on Mothefs Play Night. necker. THIRD ROW: Christel Schmitt, Diane Weiss, Cheryl Bender, Carol Keinath, Judy Miller, Chris Weber, Mary Heindl, Mary Engelhardt, Ioyce Landskroener, Chris Stromer, and Ellen Allardyce. TOP ROW: Ricki Korkus, Sandy Travis, jean Loesel, Nancy Meyer, Cathy Bierman, Sue Galsterer, Charlotte Galsterer, Karen Boening, Karen Zeilinger, Kay Kacyznski, IoAnna Kruckowski, and Charlotte Knoll. ?3QEf?5li35f75y35- '. swf' 4 ass-ff,Rw.5szs,f12Eg5,ge gyggi ggm ...a.H2,a- . az . -- - 1 .2 it ,tml + .gl wg g,,,,x,,.A,. qf'7,A:q,,gy!44545231.-l:S 5,gQ51Q,fQ5,rf:MQQWSPJTYI fiklfflff I - is Alifiefi g V AXQJ V ' ?Ey,::: :5. 7 ,: ' : ifiiiiiififlf fsifi'-r'57:n'f:: -ll ' X ,finfi,s,,,:,,g,:gff: ea 1 , :wt it xg gsyiil-rxiessi-if fair -- ' .v -A. - A el., - aw?