Frankenmuth High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Frankenmuth, MI)

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LUNCHTIME IS GROGVY . . Ravenous students from the west building stampede outside as lunch hour begins. Shortly afterwards the unfortu- nate photographer was trampled beneath the thundering hooves, of such sprinters as Bruce Renick, Tom Weber, Brick Counzelmann, Chip Weiss and Neil 'Whiteyi Herzog. The female portion of the stampeding herd smartly stayed behind to avoid a needless mishap. These ladies have the task of feeding three hundred starving pupils everyday. They are l. to r. Mrs. Helen Block, Mrs. Leona Weber, Mrs. Hildegard Mauer, and Mrs. Christine Rummel.

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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.

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KEEPING EAGLE COUNTRY CLEAN . . . John Katona, student janitor, takes Albert Veitengrueber and Alois Schmitzer serve as head janitorial time off from his custodial duties to supervisors, and are shown taking time off from busy schedule to brush up on his touch typing . discuss problems. ' Keeping the schools clean and in good repair are the well known and faithful custodians. Without them the traffic jams in the halls wouldn't be people! Standing from left to right are: Albert Veitengrueber, Paul Wenzloff, Melvin Trinklein, Mike English. Gretchen Schmitzer, Arno Fischer, Alois Schmitzer, Verna Kemarh, and Elsie Fischer. Another important group of people who work behind the scenes are the bus drivers. Even though the stu- dents don't always say so, these people are very much appreciated. Standing from left to right are: Sharon Vinten, Ervin Keinath, Gaylord Gidley, Hildagard Merten, Viola Krausneck, Art Hildner, Esther Hau- benstricker, Dorothy Tank, and kneeling are Marvel Katona, and Elsie Fischer.