Frankenmuth High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Frankenmuth, MI)

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Maihemaiics eeTs Demands Algebra I and basic elecTronics are being TaughT by Byron CharTers. Warren Wilson insTrucTs his applied maTh sTudenTs To improve and widen Their knowl- edge of general maThemaTics. and in ge- omeTry gives his sTudenTs an insighT inTo The maThemaTics of logic and reasoning. Bob Prohman is using his power of menTal TelepaThy in answer To Warren Wilson's quesfion. lnTeresTed onlookers are Margarei' DeYoung, Kafhy DieT- zel and Mary Huber. ln Mrs. Townley's Treshman basic maTh class sTudenTs sharpen Their sicills in The ariThmeTic, processes oT addiTion. subTrac- Tion. mulTiplicaTion. and division. Also in The maThemaTics deparTmenT James Weber Teaches advanced maThemaTics which is inTended To prepare The sTudenT Tor The inTensive classes of college. Percenfages are always a problem, buT Mrs. Marian Townley dem- onsTraTes The correcT Technique To her class.

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hrough Experimenfafion Lab experimenis provide siudenfs wilh prac- 'fical applicaiion of iheir chemical knowledge. James Weber, r., observes as Eugene WSH, Dave Diefzel, and Chris Nuechferlein conducf an experiment James Weber, left is caughf in a fypical pose, explaining Sewing his second year ar Frankenmuih High School. Byron Charfers Teaches in ihe specialized fields of eleclronics, algebrafand basic maih. He was a graduaie of Cenfral Universify, where he earned his B.S. degree. Experimen+ing wirh an elecfronic device, Dave Morley. Leo Weiss. and Ed Dahlman wafch as Byron Charrers inslrucis during fhe procedure. ihe difficulfies of chemisfryf advanced mafhemafics, and ap- plied chemisfry, which he +eaches'daily. Mr. Weber gradu- afed from fha Universify of Michigan wifh a B.S. degree and is currenfly worlring on fha Masier's degree.

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Indusirial Aris ls Diversified ioih shop I and II s'ruden'rs are Iaughr ihe proper care of hand ind power 'fools and Their use in he consiruc+ion of several proi- pcrs. Shop sfudenis Iearn 'Ihe ba- Iics of welding. wood working and fabinei' making. 'Am I doing 'this righf? asks Harold .iHIe, coniemplaiing his gun case as :Iassmafes Mike Ross and Tim Kaul mich wiih approving glances. my , , ,c..,,..,-..s-'-- Q- 1, , ., ,W 1 In 'Ihe drafiing I and II classes s'ruden+s are 'iaughi 'rhe basic fundamenials of piciorial drawing, elecirical clraiiing. map skerching and isomeiric drawing. Seniors, Jim Van Wormer and Bob Frank. are com- plefing finishing Iouches under The wafchful eye of shop insirucior, Warren Naber. Power mechanics is beneficial for Jrhe siuclenis wish- ing Io learn 'rhe principal operaiions of various Types of moiors and engines.i This class was iniroduced for 'rhe firsi iime Ihis year. and ir has been accepied by many srudenfs. Larry Maizlce and Gerald Sohn learn ihe funcfions of an aufomobile from brakes fo engines in fheir auio mechanics class. I5