Frankenmuth High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Frankenmuth, MI)

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OICES RAISED IN SONG Hearing is one of the most important sensory mediums. Music sets the moodg it can engulf one in a particular emotion, such as enjoyment, melancholy or meditation depending, of course, on what one thinks of himself and his problems. The music department has helped the student and community discover new modes through hearing. Mrs. List. vocal music teacher. shows her students how to hit those high and low notes. if. ,, - Gathered round the piano, the vocal music class really let loose with some rousing numbers. Present at this session are: Marcia Dietzel, Lori Fischer, Jane Engelhardt. Helen Meclher, Jackie Szymanski. Tom Auerhammer, Dale Rushford, Tom Brender, Mary Friebe, Karen Easterley, Pat Roedel, Cheryl Meyer, Sue Zeilinger, Carlene Bickel, and Connie Eberlein.

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A BREAK FROM ENGLISH It has long been the philosophy of the administration to offer a well rounded foreign language program in the school Most students entering high school have studied either French or German in the elementary schools. Thus an extension of this program is formed in the high school. A total program of four years will be offered provided there is a demand. At present, two years of German is offered and three years of French. Deutsch ist Spass! Miss -Kelson lends a helping hand to Greg Loesel in German II. Francais OO-la-la! Debbie Eichorn and Sharon Lampski listen to hints from Mrs. Hall in French I. Mrs. Hall happily records good grades earned by students in her French and world literature classes.