Frankenmuth High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Frankenmuth, MI)

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GUIDANCE AND RESEARCH PLAY F351 Mrs. Janice Dore and Roger Tompkins, head the Franken- muth High School guidance department, and aid students in their selection of high school classes and college study. Guidance office staff top row, l. to r.. Beverly Palmreuter, Gary Scharrer, John Beyerlein, Barb Rodammer. Bottom row: John Katona, Dave Dietzel, Mike Reif, Tom List, and Kim Bickel. Betty Pahl, Frankenmuth High School and Saginaw Business School graduate, now serves as the guidance office secre- tary. Betty keeps close watch on the school files, fills out report cards, and serves as personal secretary to Mrs. Dore and Coach Tompkins, and will assist Mrs. Atkins next year, when she as- sumes Mrs. Dore's position of guidance counselor. Roger Tompkins gives advice to Chuck Rustem on a future vocation.

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EAGLE COUNTRY . . The photographer captures Principal Marvin Hauck executing AI1SW6riI1g the lCl6ph0I1C iS OHS Of the one of his administrative tasks. daily duties performed by Mrs. Charlotte Worley, Mr. Hauck's personal secretary. Industrious Dave Dietzel is hard at work picking up the numerous tardy slips. Officeuhelp l. to r. Mike Reif, Tom List, Dave Dietzel and John Beyerlein. 3 X is

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I PGRTANT ROLES N-N. ' -hki Mrs. Judith Maier, head librarian, poses with her ef- ficient staff consisting of . l. to r. James Frahm, Sharon Daenzer, Darlene Jammer, Sue Haubenstric- ker, Marcia Dietzel, and Mary Anderson. Ambitious students Dave Dietzel, Gary Scharrer and Greg Fetterman seek the silent solace of the library to pursue the quest for knowledge. Mrs. Maier assists ambitious student Dave Trinklein in his search for material through use of the microfilm machine. Student overpopulation results in such con- gested areas as the west building stairway where many students enroute to the Library risk their lives each day.