Frankenmuth High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Frankenmuth, MI)

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BUILDING SOUND BODIES . . . Coach Arthur Pelzer observes two brave wrestlers during his physical education class. Physical Education instructor Sharon Stephen assists freshman Beth Penzien in the basic steps of tumbling. ,.,.......-.-- The area of physical education was broadened dur- ing the 1968-69 school year, with the assistance of instructors Sharon Stephen and Arthur Pelzer. Mrs. Stephen, during her first year at Frankenmuth High, activated many new programs for the girls de- partment. Swimming, basketball, volleyball, and baseball teams were created to help broaden the field of girl's athletics. Arthur Pelzer concentrated to a great extent on the physical fitness program which proved to be most successhil, as the percentage of boys receiving awards for fitness was the highest on record. Student assistants top l. to r.: M. Braeutigam, R. Warnick, R. Merten. Bottom 1. to r.: L. Crary, Mrs. Stephans and Coach Pelzer, instructors, are shown at left between gym periods.

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PREPARING FOR FAMILY LIVING. . . Miss Carol Krug, home economics instructor, prepares a lecture for her HOME AND FAMILY LIV- ING class. Miss Krug teaches home economics on all levels of high school grades. Home and Family liv- ing is a new course designed to draw a closer relationship between economics and the home. Each year, the Betty Crocker Homemaker Award test is One phase of first year home economics was a sec- given, the winner being the girl who scores highest in tion on child care, as students such as Sue Gugel, her knowledge of the home economics field. This year shown below, learn to care and study younger chil- the award went to Jonalyn Reindel, who is shown, be- dren's habits. low, examining a new dress fashioned in class.

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SPEECH STUDENTf 1 What would happen IF MEN PLAYED CARDS THE Loren Rustem competed in the state finals WAY WOMEN DO? Mel Braeutigani, Bob Poellet and with his interpretation of Mark Twain's, Bob Warnick show what men think in a satirical comedy. THE OLD RAM. Also featured was Tom Yoba Knot shownj. I Mel Braeutigam as the angel of death in Under the enthusiastic direction of Gerald Hennessy THE SANDBOX, a short play presented this year's speech department has achieved the peak of by the Speech II class. success. Included in its activities were five one-act . plays, debate, forensics, job interviews, discussion pe- riods and the final exams were recorded on video tape. Much time and effort went into the production of three one-act plays-THE HERO, CURSE YOU, JACK DALTON, and THE LAVENDAR KITE- presented by the senior class in May. Speech II stu- dents performed THE SANDBOX twelve times one day for the students and IF MEN PLAYED CARDS THE WAY WOMEN DO was presented twice to the assembled student body. Competing in the regional forensic tournament were Diane Scharrer, Debbie Geyer, Cheryle Trinklein and Chris Boesenecker with their multiple reading, TO BURN A WITCH. S ,., ..----.,..?...,. .. .... .., . .