Frankenmuth High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Frankenmuth, MI)

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Students Kay Roedel, Linda Bierlein, and Steve Hill hunt out the location of the heart, lungs, and other interesting data while dissecting a cat as Harlan Abraham, biology instructor, looks on. Add a little here and take a little there, says James Weber, below, to Tim Hildner and Terry Weiss as they wait for results of a chemistry experiment. Ken Kueftne-r, Henry Dietzel, and Dennis Zuercher prepare for an elec- tricity experiment in Betty Sheppard's physics class. Exciting are the results of some of the mixtures whipped up in science class by pard, and Dennis Haubenstricker work under the direction of Mrs. Betty Shep- pard. the freshmen. Kathleen Davis, Tom Shep-

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VARIETY OF CLASSES OFFERED A wide variety of science and mathematic classes are offered to the students who are required to take one year of each for gradu- ation. ' Biology I, and ll, general science, applied chemistry, and physics are taught by Mrs. Betty Sheppard, Harlan Abraham, and James Weber. Basic mathematics, Algebra I and Il, ge- ometry, and advanced mathematics complete the courses taught by Warren Wilson, Byron Charters, and James Weber. It seems Warren Wilson is saying Behave or get out but he really is lecturing to an interested group of algebra stu- dents. Study period is always welcomed by members of the basic matics class when announced by Byron Charters, instructor. mathe- Anyone know what this is? asks Warren Wilson, below, of this geometry class as he displays a brightly colored cone.

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NEVER TONGUE-TIED Jill Thompson has captured her audience as she relates a humorous incident. Listening and grading is speech instructor, Francis Cheslik, Under the direction of Francis Cheslik, a new member of the faculty, the speech department began the school year larger than ever. Included were tour classes of Speech I and one of Speech II. While Speech I students concentrated on parliamen- Could ,haf Prem, head of Kay qsnoddyy tary procedure, persuasive speaking, debate, and in- KHCZYHW be Ploiilng a TWP for B'll lM'- terpretative reading, the second year class delved v d R ? , . an emere, Uslem deeper into the aspects of drama and radio broad- casting. A hilarious comedy, It's Cold In Them Thar Hills was presented to the student body and Parent-Teacher Association by the second year speech class members. The cast incuded: Bill Rustem, Ruth Abraham, Christel Schillinger, Steve List, Rick Monk, Kay Kaczynski, Gerhard Pickelmann, Sue Leidel, Norbert Keinath, and Knot picturedj Jean Wenzel, Barb Rupprecht, Greg Fetterman, Dave Schmitzer. I li'