Frankenmuth High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Frankenmuth, MI)

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BUSINESS COURSES ARE ESSENTIAL Louie Weiss and Jacki Synianski aid students Pam Bernthal and Connie Haubenstricker. ln addition to teaching shorthand ll and office practice. Mr. Weiss has also been bestowed with the title ot' assistant principal. Here Charles Bartel checks a students work as he looks over Lee Ann Sanders shoulder. Mr. Bartel teaches general business, and business law, in addi- Preparing the days assignments. Marco Marcet also tion to typing I and Il. keeps his students diligently working. Aside from his teaching duties of bookkeeping and typing, Marco Marcet also has the tedious task of being Frankenmuth High School's athletic direc- tor. This involves long hours of hard work scheduling athletic contests, hiring referees. and writing letters to the various news polls and media. Mr. Marcet deserves much credit for his work in the school's outstanding sports program. N ,assi

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LIBRARY A HIDDE HAVEN Whether in a small nook or behind the shelves of stored knowledge tbooksj, the library is one of the chief depart- ments for discovery of past, present or future. Here on these shelves are items of interest, value and importance to the students doing research on a subject or just plain browsing. The library is one of the indispensable factors of discovery available to students. Using the back room facilities are left. Tom Duclos. David Koeppendoerfer. Wayne Bron- ner and Dan Kneiling. Seniors listen intently as Tom Auerenhammer tells of his latest ly s Judith M ner. lower left. the devoted librarian. always h ts 1 smile lor everyone. lt is often very difficult to keep the lrbr in orderly not only the books. but also the strrdents. Rewererrd Aueust Kehrberg is Frankenmuth High Schools per- mment substitute. Well known. and liked by the students. Rev. lxehrbelg is 1 m in of all timesf

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A j stru mat that FACTS AND FIGURES ubilant teacher and popular guy is Warren Wilson, in- CIOI' of classes in algebra l and ll. geometry. and applied hematics. Mr. Wilson takes time out from class to give well-known grin of his. Student assistant to Mr. Wilson's algebra Il class. Mike Poel- let, shown here executing one of his duties of helping to pound knowledge into the student's head. The student? Ron Maurer. The famous comedian Bill Cosby has used situations in school life as some of his most famous comedy routines. A line from one of his more recent records is taken from what he says in a sketch called Kin- dergartenu. lt goes. f'l+l:2, right! Cool! What's a 2.?.. It is the job ofthe mathematics teacher to show his students exactly the basic concepts and to guide him through stages of learning in mathematics. The world of algebra, geometry. basic, advanced. and applied mathematics all involve much thought and application to solve problems of reasoning, approxi- mation. and fact. Byron Charters seemed quite pleased with what he is hand- ing out. but from the look on the face of Dennis Reinert the results may not be too happily received.