Frankenmuth High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Frankenmuth, MI)

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(Photo courtesy of NASA.) 7 1 je A N SU å | In May of 1969, NASA named the three men above to crew the spacecraft Appollo 11 for man's first landing on the moon. In July of that same year, the feat was accomplished. Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin in the EAGLE landed on Earth's nearest neighbor while Michael Collins orbited overhead in the COLUMBIA command module. One of the first broadcasts to Earth stated, ' Tranquility Base here. The EAGLE has landed. '' That was ten years ago. To commemorate this historic event, the 1979 Eyrie staff has chosen as the theme for this yearbook ''The Eagle has landed.'' H T DEPARTMENT OF AEROSPACE ENGINEERING AND APPLIED MECHANICS February 20, Frankenmuth High School 525 East Genesee Street Frankenmuth, MI 48734 To the Readers of this Eyrie: The Roman legions marched under an eagle bearing standard. Over the centuries many nations have selected the eagle as the national bird or emblem. The United States, too, found the strength and grace of the eagle to be a fitting symbol of our national resolve. It was altogether fitting that America's first craft to descend from the sky to land on another celestial body bear the name Eagle . Your Eyrie is the home of Eagles. If you live up to the name, you will serve your country well. University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio 45221 1979 EN 1 QE $ FA IR E === === === É == — === == = == —————— ON EE ITE TE LC SMS ANTE E uy SE سیر ہا‎ CC A TE ET AA A VE NA O UU NE | ET Ca AFET 1 VES STAFF 12 1. Edmund Pickelmann. 2. Jerold McEwen, Superintendent; Ruth Abraham, Secretary to Mr. McEwen; Daniel Gibson, High School Principal. 3. Gerald Rustem, Stewart Reinbold, Walter Frahm. 4. Melvin Wenzel. 5. Dr. Harold Braeutigam. 6. John Pyne; Lorenz C. List Principal, Gary Orhlich, Louis Weiss, High School Vice-Principal. 7. Janet Wolohan. 1. Mrs. Zehnder, doing what she does best, is our receptionist- secretary. 2. We'd smile too if we got to handle all the money handled by Mrs. Mason, the principal's secretary. 3. Counselors Mr. Tompkins and Mrs. Atkins challenge you to stump their scheduling procedures. 4. Linda Thomas chuckles to herself. This year was her first at FHS as our reading therapist. 5. Mrs. Efficiency herself, Mrs. Vivian Pringle has an accomplished smile. She is the Guidance Office secretary. 6. Mr. Gary Feira is our special education teacher. 2. Mrs. Leonard is confident that things are in control; that is, all of her little troops have left. 3. Mrs. Ruhl checks with Cheryl Bierlein to see if T. A.S.C. has their Inventory Control up to date. 4. Who else but the calm and cool Mrs. Mc Cabe. afew cand dp Child Care program at FHS. by Mrs. Carol Leone C p Mathematics 1. Oh, Mr. Hentschell, you're having a rough day correcting math tests to the rock 'n' roll beat of WIOG (106 FM). 2. Mrs. Kim Winniger attempts to answer an algebra question convincingly. 3. Say cheeeez! At this rate Mr. Charters, we may soon see you in TV commercials! Mr. Byron Charters teaches algebra and geometry. 4. ''Regardless of the absurdity, this IS the way to do it,'' explains Mr. Jim Weber to a freshman algebra student. Mr. Weber also teaches advanced math and German. 5. Let's hear that tune again Mr. Wilson! Mr. Warren Wilson warbles his way through factoring polynomials. He teaches math | and algebra. 15 There aint no better way to put this here stuff than to say that our English department does their job. 1. Mrs. Maier, the librarian, is infallible during Senior term paper time. Mrs. Maier, we appreciate it! 2. Mrs. Joann Syzbala, English 10 and French teacher, reads Dumas to Mr. Kiley. 3. Mr. John Kiley, another English 10 teacher, replies, ''Je nest cais pas!!! (''I don't know! An Playing at classrooms at Frankenmuth High is ''Senior Enlish'', starring Mr. Eric Swanson, who also appeared in ''English 10.'' The following clips are excerpts from his comedy flick. 1. Sorry, Mr. Swanson. No jogging in class. 2. ''Okay I'll sit.'' 3. ''I'd rather stand.'' 4. Also in her debut Miss Hughes, English 11 teacher, quips, IT Aw c'mon guys. Do you think I'm that egotistical?'' Miss Kathy Hughes teaches English 9 and 11. 17 14 18 The Arts ar € = EF g Eid 1. Is Janet Frank afraid of the incredible hulk? 2. Na, it is just Mr. Spaulding the speech and drama teacher. 3. Always the thinker, Mr. Hennessy, speech and drama teacher, considers how to block the next scene. 4. Sure we agree Mr. Maciag, your face is a dead ringer for a hanging at the Louvre! 4. Mr. Loesel, an English Teacher, is pure Art himself. sm v $i 2 1. E pe pe on‘ awe 1. Mr. Tom Robertson surveys the present situation. 2. Mr. Tom Bucholz, American history and drafting teacher, gets in his two- cents worth. 3. Mrs. Mary Lou Zehnder, home- ec and typing teacher, explains the correct way to coordinate a color scheme. 4. Barb Ritter and Kris Loesel question Mr. Schilling's intelligence. 5. ''Modesty? Oh yes, as you can see — being humble is only ONE of my virtues! ۱۱ Mr. Marco Marcet teaches typing and bookkeeping. 6. Mr. Schilling declares, ''Yes, this sure is a fine hum- dinger. Guess I'll have to use my head if all else fails! ! !! 19 à ا‎ A KT Paene ue E [rbd TG S Mata) ‘AC 7 = CIL AA ud SE ےر‎ 1. ''Oh, Good Grief,'' exclaims Miss Mary Fitzgerald. ''l must have a case of double - vision! 1 25 Kelly Monk gets her chance at a picture in the I 3. Tom Brenner pro ofreads his work. 4. We agree, Mr. Weston; It's a hard day's work all right! 5. Mr. Ric Ruhl tells Tom Wolohan how he remembered it in American history class. IS HUY A vos. 1. Santa Claus drops in on an empty classroom. ''l guess they all left to check out the clatter on the roof top! !! 2. Merry Christmas Mr. Cataline! Don't look so dejected; this is the time of year to make merry. 3. ''Hey man; he's cool,'' cries Epley the big freshman. Mr. Bill Cataline can't help but agree. Mr. Cataline teaches Pyschology, Sociology, Individual in Society and Michigan History. 4. Julie Andrews delves deep into something interesting. It's too bad that it has nothing to do with school. 5. Why sure we wouldn't want to miss you Mr. Weston. 1. Mr. Bruce Barber teaches Biology, Health, and Intro to Science. 2. Mr, Bruns is preparing his Physic students for a Hydrolysis lab. He also teaches Geology and Intro to Science. 3. Advance Chemistry, Chemistry, and Intro to Science are the classes that Mr. Swetich teaches. 4. Mr. Lyon teaches Intro to Science, Biology, and Physiology. 5. Is it the formaldehyde or too much mountain air? 22 Physical Sciences Physical Education Freshman and sophomore physical education classes are under the instruction of Mr. Art Pelzer and Mrs. Penny Pelzer. 1. Excellent dribbling technique is demonstrated by Sue Bierlein in gym class. 2. Mrs. P says, ''C'mon girls, let's clap, let's shout, let's shake our bodies on to the ground!!! 3. Mr. P enjoys the view next door. 4. Mrs. Pelzer happily tallies a weight loss. 5. Mr. Pelzer and assistant survey the situation. Munch Hour Delicious gourmet dishes are prepared for two lunch hours throughout the school year. At these lines are ladies who devote long hard hours in preparing the lunches. 1. D. Dietzel, cashier for the a la carte line. 2. G. Rushford, cashier for the hot lunch line. 3. Cooks: J. Pavilicek, R.E. Wescoat, L. Weber, Head Cook H. Maurer ... A and L. Roedel. — D 26 Maintenance And Transportation 1. Maintenance Crew; (1 to r), Back Row; Scott Warnemuende, Rick Bickel, Warren Wenzloff, Arnold Fischer. Front Row; Harold Hildner, Viola Krausneck. Missing is Verna Keinath. 2. Responsible for the transportation of precious cargo; (1to r) Richard Fielding, Harold Hildner, Viola Krauseneck, Marie Westrick (Secretary), Frieda Finkbeiner, Esther Haubenstricker, Patricia Eastman, George Harris, Mel Trinklein (Director), John Gugel, Clarence Kern. 3. Wendy Stellwag on a morning arrival. rn | First Year = Mercury v Å Aw ! TJA - - v Å å President Vice-President Secretary ۳ Louise Meyers Stan Dorcey Chris Kostrzewa Cindy Bohn Project Mercury was man's first attempt to exist in a new environment. Frankenmuth High School was a new environment to this year's freshman class. And it seemed, at many times that we had to face it alone; not unlike our Mercury astronauts. j Ann Abraham Lee Anne Achenbach Annemarie Adams Amy Allen Robert Alsgaard Mari Armbrecht Dennis Atkinson Nedra Baldori Bev Baldwin Andy Barger Doug Barron Ted Batkie | Brad Baturka | Sue Beach | Tina Beck Wayne Bell Greg Beller Randy Bickel y | | Chery] Bierlein | Scott Bierlein | Bud Bisbey Pam Boesnecker Cindy Bohn Kris Booth Dave Brewer J Roger Brief Mitch Brown Mike Bruns Sue Bunzow Mitch Burley 29 30 Mark Burkitt Melissa Carlson Connie Carpenter Jean Conzelmann Maryann Conzelmann Jeff Cooper Jeff Corrigan Scott Costello Rosemarie Cournoyer Adele Daenzer Jackie Derocher Mary Dietzel Stan Dorcey Amy Dykes Jewel Enciso Dennis Engerer Don Epley Sheryl Eva Valarie Faerber Dave Fairchild Harry Fischer Sheryl Fischer Tom Fischer Eric Frahm Kris Frank Debbie Frazier Mike Fresorger Lewis Geyer Dan Gokeck Tina Gotts Steve Grasel Carla Greketas Trisha Gross Jodi Gugel Diane Hair Gary Hammond Wendy Harms Lisa Harshman Kay Haubenstricker Ann Haubenstricker 31 32 Bob Hauck Lynette Hecht Lida Heinlein Lisa Herman Charley Herzog Kelly Higgins Mark Hiles Sharon Hocthammer Mike Hollingsworth Holly Hopper Jim Huber Mary Joy Jacques Mike Jarrett Jeriyn Jordon Cathy Kapala Cindy Karaba Merri Karst Karmen Kaul Lori Keberlein Dawn Kern Scott Kimberlin Dawn King Janet Kneiling Mike Knoll Wanda Koester Michelle Koschz Chris Kostrzewa Danny Kramer Greg Kruska Ken Kuck 33 Doug Lemcke Jim List Jill Liversedge Mark Lodge Dave Luzenske Mike Malott Al Marshall Ed Marshall Bill Matthew Alan Mauer Sandy McLellan Michelle McAfee Mark McConnel Tom Mertz Tim Meyer Rick Moreau Lori Morse Brian Mossner 34 Mark Mossner Bob Murlick Louise Myers Cheryl Nagy Anna O'Brien Pam O'Connel Marna Oldenburg Jean Ortman Dennis Otter Becky Piper Dean Poellet Brad Porter John Princing Mike Pyatenko Tracey Rauh Pete Reif Karen Reinbold Russ Reinbold 35 Mitch Reno Scott Ringlein Sharon Ritter Pam Rodgers Scott Roenicke Carl Rummel Andrey Rupprecht Patty Satow Glen Scharer Sue Schlegel Dawn Schluckbier Peggy Schmelzer Steve Schmidt Ty Schmidt Linda Schmitzer Jesse Schneirla Laura Schoenow Kristi Schury Sharon Schutte Craig Schwartzbek ————À Laura Sebald Mike Serra Brian Showerman Todd Smith Craig Socia Sandra Sowa Bob Stearns Rex Struble Jeff Sturm Terry Suminski Terry Sutorik Ken Trieb Mark Trinklein Liz Tuckey Dan Twietmeyer Carla Ulrich Brent Van Dehare Mark Van Delvelde Rhonda Van Dervelde Beth Vietti 3 Kirk Voska Lori Walsh Beth Wanless Lisa Warner Lynette Weiss Dave Wigley Tammy Woldt Mary Ann Worden Kirk Worley Chao Xiong Ben Yeager Dawn Zehnder Steve Zehnder Tom Ziegler Beth Zwerk Camera Shy Debbie Burch, Julie Lamson, Cliff Myers, Ann Schneider, Brian Sikkenga. Randy Matzke, Vicki Seder, SOPHOMORES Second Year: Gemini EN President Vice- president Secretary Treasurer Jeff Gotts Suzanne Myers Tracy Gessler Kathy Rittmueller Project Gemini was the second part of the Manned Space Program. It was designed to see if || a number of people could survive in small quarters for a prolonged period of time. The sophomore could be seen as a parallel. Graduation seemed far, far away and we had to attempt to get along with people that never seemed to change. MINI Michael Abraham | Alan Bell | Randy Bell | Julie Bender - BABES John Bennett | Hugh Bernrueter Susan Bierlein-S-ebee Sara Birdsall - 6: «dh! Jon Blegan | Ann Bourdow p | Carol Bourdow | John Braeutigam Steve Bueker Brian Calnon Rob Cleary 40 Lori Clouse Janet Corrigan Judy Cramer Theresa Crepeau Elmer Dale Dawn Deuring Randy Duby Liz Duclos - Puk E (NESS) Todd Ebenhoeh John Ehrlinger Don Enser Mike Ezop Cindy Faerber Robin Faerber John Ferriby 41 42 Carol Fielding Sandy Fischer sh Cindy Frahm : Janet Frank- Seaver (Li Kathy Frank Keith Frank Carl Franz Terri Fresorger - JT Aline Fromme Rhonda Furst Randy Gehrke Jill Gerstenberger Traci Gessler -G case Heidi Gilmour Brian Goff Kari Gohlke-6: | ke Jeff Gotts Josie Gray Brent Green Chris Gruver bochs Mark Gugel Joe Hagerty Mary Harris Floyd Haubenstricker Keith Haubenstricker Lori Haubenstricker Cory Heidenburger Dennis Hetzner Sue Hetzner-Hetzie David Houghton Sandy Huber b5 Janet Hufnagel Gail Irish Lynn Ittner Kipp Ivey John Jacobs Matt Jank “Jan a. 510 Jill Janson -Jans Anne Johnston Carol Kalkman -Chalkwoman | Tim Keberlein Kris Keehn Lon Kimberlin Nancy Knight Curtis Knoll || joe Kolleth | | Randy Korf Paul Kuck Keith Kueffner Kirk Kuske Shawn Lintz Carmen List Carrie Loesel Peggy Loesel Beth Luzenske Russ Mallory Shelly Marshall Ken Mason Jeff Mikulak Mark Miller Wade Miller Carrie Mills Cathy Mossner April Mueller Larry Mueller | | Ken Myers | | Suzanne Myers-Suz d Bob Nagy Ricky Nash Amy Niergarth Pu Moosc Lisa Newbold d Kirk Nuechterlein-5kn ys Steve Olivier Penny Palmreuter Linda Peters Mary Pollick Lori Polson Kelly Porter Gary Pringle | | Jenny Psotka | | Charlie Rees (ei Erin Reinbold ئ٤‎ | Jimmy Reinert 5 Kathy Rittmueller - Cir Robyn Rosteutcher Paul Roth Lori Rupprecht - Roces Tina Samson - fegwsié Sandy Savage Jon Scharrer Bonnie Schiefer Bow-low Jeanine Schiefer JJ; vie (MemuA) Steve Schiefer Mike Schlegal John Schluckebier Martina Schluckbier Ron Schmidt Bill Schneider Debbie Schneider- Schneids Jim Schoenow Steve Schreiner Lisa Schrems = Shrimpo Nancy Selby-Selbecy 47 Laura Selvin Scott Smock Todd Socia Mark Spangler | Sharilyn Specht Dave Stearns | Wendy Stellwag | Sherry Stephens Heidi Stolz Ricky Stoner Dan Taylor Kirk Thompson Paul Toth Michelle Trinklein Lisa Tucker Tom Van De Velde Paul Veitengruber Neil Vinton Nadine Voorheis Scott Warnemuende Kelly Weaver Stephanie Weess Patty Weighman la 3 Benjamin Weiss Gordon Weiss Kim Weiss Paul Weiss Warren Wenzloff Michelle White Mark Whittle Jenise Wilder F!€ Gregg Wilson Kathy Wilson tité John Woitennek Jack Wolohan Bob Worden Allison Wright FL Debbie Wujkowski Annette Wydra Todd Yonker 49 Scott Zeilinger Gary Zehnder Camera Shy Rick Bickel, Beth Bremer, Marilyn Burns, Kevin Clark, Martha Cornell, Ron Cournoyer, Richard Kulow, Edward Levy, Kelly Lewis, Patricia Miller, Jeff Mossner, joe Switalski. MA = = x | 2 ln ۳ JUNIORS Third Year: Apollo President Vice- president Secretary Treasurer Ron Herman Bill Armbrecht Chris Keilhofer Kathy Fassezke The junior year at Frankenmuth High School was similar to Project Apollo. It was our third year here and Apollo was the third part of the Space Program. The goals for both seemed closer and the results seemed more tangible. Cheryl Ackerman Connie Adams C.J, Jim Allen Julie Andrew Bill Armbrecht Bonnie Avery Dean Baker Mark Barrett Jodi Bell Mike Beller | Phil Bernthal 7 | Diane Bierleinfcasiz¥{ucr) f Sue Bisbey | | Tom Brenner TEE Gene Brewer 52 Andrea Bueker Lori Bullis Tom Conzelmann Bob Corrigan Dean Cousins Annette Creger Steve Dennings Laurie DeSander Cheryl Diamond Paul Dorcey Jackie Duby Ron Ebenhoe Kris Eisenlord Bob Engel Laura Enser 54 Steve Eva Marcia Ezop Marie Ezop Mark Fabish Karla Faerber Kathy Fassezke Marsha Fauver Tom Felhaber Cindy Fischer Patti Flanders Keith Foley Pete Fox Diane Frahm Tom Frahm Barb Franz Ed Frazier John Friend Christel Fugmann Nancy Gendron Joyce Gessler Tim Gilmour Tony Grasel Kim Harms Rob Harshman Tammy Hartl Dean Haubenstricker Tim Haubenstricker Karen Heidenreich Ron Herman Cathy Herrmann 56 Ralph Huber Kris Huffer Debbie Jarrett Kelly Kaake Joe Kapala Christiane Keilhofer Mike Kostrzwa Charles Krauseneck John Kreucher Rob Hoadley Andy Huber Sandy Jarrett Daryl Jensen Pam Kruska Maryann Krusniak Luanne Kueffner Diane Kuehnemund Mary Kuhne Neil Kulow Jean LaBrenz Greg Lemcke Yvonne Lentner Lori Lindow H Steve Lips | Brian MacGuire | Kevin Marseilles 2 p Sheryl Mason Brian Mauer 1 58 Jim McElgunn Dave McGwen Sharon Meier Sue Mertz Sue Meyerhuber Mark Moskal „e ut Sue Mossner®” گن‎ Dick Murlick Cindy Newbold Keith O'Brien John O'Connell Pat Oliver Tom Parth Brian Passon Nancy Pavlicek John Pollick Janet Porter Linda Princing Chris Rappley Joe Raquepaw Rhonda Rauh ۶۸ Amy Reinbold Carmen Reinbold Dave Reinbold Cheryl Rodammer Mark Rodammer Janet Rogers Sandy Roth Jill Rummel Kurt Rupprecht 5 e = = rv sr? r 7 Sa 4 By Be uA Ki بر(‎ vam 7 EN SIME. بت سی ہوا ہک ون‎ EEE اس‎ PI ا‎ JE eh EE A ge ere Patty Rupprecht Sue Schaefer Gale Scharer Paul Schluckbier Peggy Schuluckbier John Schmidt Peggy Schmidt Tom Schneider Sally Schoenknecht Jeff Schollmeyer Debbie Schreiner Terry Schreiner Janice Schrems Kathy Schrems Carol Schwarzbeck Dave Showerman Dawn Speer Michelle Springer Andy Steglein Chris Stockwell Ken Swanson Dave Sykes Bernie Taylor Jenny Tompkins Laurie Treib Gerry Trinklein Scott Trump Patty Tucker Deann Twietmeyer Marty Urbaniak Mike Van Hine Dan Vesterfelt Todd Voelker Kathy Waggoner Kelly Walsh Jeff Walz Sharon Weaver Becky Weiland Margie Weiss Russell Weiss Lane Westrick Mary Wheeler Glenn White Tom Wolohan Dave Zehnder + umma IU pP ie o d VM M Gregg Zielke James Zehnder Scott Zehnder Linda Zwerk Camera Shy Tom Adams, Julie Allen, Rick Buckelew, John Bunzow, Donna Burk, Sally Ehrlinger, Judy Kramer, Jeff Marshall, Cheryl Mossner, Nancy Ozeriets, Judy Poellet, John Reif, Barb Ritter, Jim Rittmueller, Sue Schaeff 61 62 SENIORS Final Stage: Skylab Or Shuttle? ۴۲11 y $ The senior class officers for 1978-1979 were President Bill | Tucker, Vice-president Patty Schmelzer, Treasurer Karen Eischer, and Secretary Karyn Schlaefke. After three years at Frankenmuth High School, the senior class of 1979 found itself at the decision point. Likewise with the space program. For both there could be an end or a new beginning. One could be satisfied with limited but important goals. Or one could continue to reach for new heights not yet imagined. Skylab, for all its valuable lessons, ended in a rather ignominous fireball just short of ten years after man set foot on the moon. But the space shuttle promises new achievements and rewards. Likewise, to terminate one's goals after leaving FHS may seem short-sighted but will undoubtedly be of little value. Let us not forget that there are still many goals to achieve. And there are more than enough of them for all of us to set our sights on one and pursue it. 62 FIRST ROW: Mark Adams, Cheryl Barger, Matt Barrett, Andrea Batkie. SECOND ROW: Jacquelyn Bauer, Robert Bechtel, Lynn Bell, Ron Beller, THIRD ROW: Tim Beyerlein, Don Beythan, Cindy Bickel, Cheryl Bierl ein. FOURTH ROW: Maria Beirlein, Tom Bierlein, Brett Blegen, Marcia Boening. 65 FIRST ROW: Kim Boesenecker, Dave Nuechterlein, Michael Bourdow ‚ Richard Bourdow, SECOND ROW: Arnold Braeutigam, Ronald Brief, David Bruns, Rebecca Buczek. THIRD ROW: Kurt Bunzow, Rhonda Burk, Terry Bussenger, Kraig Cawley. FOURTH ROW: Pamela Cleary, Karen Conzelmann, Susan Corrigan, Richard Cournoyer. FIRST ROW: Scott Dew, David Dietrich, Sheryl Duff, Brian Dupuie, SECOND ROW: Karen Eischer, Lyle Eischer James Engel, Maryanne Engel. THIRD ROW: Susan Engel, Jane Enser, Rhonda Feinauer, Jeff Fischer. FOURTH ROW: Kimberly Fischer, Sue Fischer, Eileen Foley, Elizabeth Fox. SECOND ROW: Susan Gerstenberger, Chris Gugel, Deanna Hair. ark Haubenstricker. FIRST : | Jim add poem Frahm, Todd Frank, Janelle Fromme, David Galganski Ero ech Gotts, Ann Crasel. THIRD ROW: Terri Gross, Anne Gruver : anson, Barbara Haubenstricker, Bonnie Haubenstricker, M 6t 68 FIRST ROW: Trina Hauck, Rita Hausmann, Kathy Hecht, Scott Hetzner. SECOND ROW: Judy Holmes, Russell Hubbard, Dawn lvey, David Jackman. THIRD ROW: Donald Jackman, Allan Janke, James Janson, Judith Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Scott Johnston, Jacklyn Jordan, Janine Jorgensen, Tammy Kaake. FRONT ROW: Thomas Kaine, Ritva Kajaskivi, Mark Kapala, Jeff Keehn. SECOND ROW: Marlene Keinath, Connie Kern, Mara Kern, Tim Kern. THIRD ROW: Mark Klammer, Gary Knoll, Gloria Knoll, Tom Knoll. FOURTH ROW: Paul Koester, Sandra Korf, Gregory Kostrzewa, Steve Kueffner. FRONT ROW: Thierry Lemay, Debbie Lettau, Sandra Lintz, Kristie Loesel. SECOND ROW: Janelle Mallory, Kevin Marseilles, Julie Mattis, Kevin Maurer. THIRD ROW: Larry Maurer, Elwyn McAfee, Doreen McLeery, Todd McLellan. FOURTH ROW: Dennis Meade, Linda Mikulak, Michelle Mitas, Kelly Monk. A ón e WW? 278080907۲۳ لا FRONT ROW: Vickie Morefield, James Mossner, Debra Mueller, Doborah Murlick. SECOND ROW: Randy Newbold, Susan Norczyk, William Oliver, Karen Ott. THIRD ROW: Marty Ott, Dennis Pfund, Jeff Phillips, Barbara Poellet. FOURTH ROW: Carol Poellet, Gregg Pringle, Thomas Rau, SteveRaymond. 72 FRONT ROW: Ricky Reinbold, John Reinert, Linda Reinert, Richard Remington. SECOND ROW: Cindy Rodammer, Debra Rodammer, Tim Rogner, John Roth. THIRD ROW: Martha Rummel, Randy Samson, Donna Schiefer, Karyn Schlaefke. FOURTH ROW: Patricia Schmelzer, Linda Schmitzer, Sandra Schmitzer, Mary Schneider. | FIRST ROW: Lori Schury, Stephen Schwartzbek, Bradley Seder. Larry Sheppard. SECOND ROW: Monica Springer, Lena Stenmann, Julia Toth, Bill Ticker. THIRD ROW: Sonja Ulrich, Steve Urbaniak, Vicki Vance, Sharon | Vanek. FOURTH ROW: Michele Varley, Jennifer Varney, Carla Veitengruber, Jeffrey Vinton. 74 FIRST ROW: Carrie Vitany, Teri Walsh, Mike Warnemuende, Suzanne Weaver. SECOND ROW: James Weber, Krystal Weess, Kurtis Weess, Kathryn Weighman. THIRD ROW: Eric Weiss, Judy Weiss, Karl Weiss, Lisa Wellander. FOURTH ROW: Mary Wigley, Lee Ann Wilson, Robert Wilson, Robert Wood. CAMERA SHY E os Bonnet Ed Finney reg Schmitzer سرن‎ ee mak Mark Sanders Greg Woldt Kay Zoellner BEST LOOKING Matt Fetterman, Marcia Boening Terry Bussenger MOST ATHLETIC Carrie Vitany MOST NOTICEABLE LAUGH Arnie Braeutigam, Carol Poellet MOST HUMOROUS Brian Dupuie Linda Mikulak MOST PERSEVERENCE Tom Rau Kristie Loesel MOST DESCRIPTIVE LANGUAGE Andrea Batkie Lyle Eischer HEALTHIEST APPETITE Dave Neuchterlein 77 Homecoming 1978 Traditionally, three candidates are chosen to be on the Homecoming Court. This year five seniors were chosen as candidates for Homecoming Queen. At right is the 1978 Homecoming Queen Patti Schmelzer. Below are Patti Schmelzer and Paul Koester. To the right are the senior representatives. Front Row from left to right: Liz Fox, Karyn Schlaefke, Patti | Schmelzer, Marcia Boening, Barb Poellet. | Back Row: Tim Rogner, Eric Weiss, Paul | Koester, Matt Fetterman. Missing: Jeff | Fischer mm ر‎ 1. Homecoming court and honorary representatives. 2. Class representatives for 1978: (1 to r): Lisa Herman, John Princing; Freshman, Janet Corrigan, Bill Schneider; Sophomore, Kim Harms, Ron Herman; Junior. 3. 1978 Homecoming committee and Emcee: (clockwise from top): Carrie Vitany — MC, Chris Keilhofer, Jill Toth, Debbie Murlick. 4. Homecoming Court. 5. Honorary representatives; the Foreign Exchange Students, (1to r): Lena Stenmen, Frank Hanson, Rita Hausmann, Frank Bonnet, Ritva Kajaskivi, Thierry Le May. uen t cup or a E e big uL. d MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Bill Tucker Judy Holmes SWEETEST Cheryl Bierlein Sherry Barger BEST DRESSED Matt Barrett Mary Wigley MOST WATCHABLE WALK Rita Hausmann g : T h ES seis MEC y Senior Roster MARK ADAMS — Football 2; Debate 1-2; Intramurals 3-4; Childrens Theater 4; School Musicals 2. SHERRY BARGER — Class Secretary 1; Forensics 2; Cheerleading 1-3; National Honor Society 4; Yearbook 1; Children's Theatre 2; Student Asst. 3-4. MATT BARRETT — Basketball 1-4. ANDREA BATKIE — Track 1-2; Powderpuff Football 4; Forensics 1; French Club 1; Intramural Basketball 1; School Musicals 1-2; Ski Club 4; Basketball J.V. 1- 2; Student Asst. 3. JACKIE BAUER — Track Mgr. 2; Forensics 1-2, 4; Debate 1; Performing Arts 4; Majorettes 2-4; National Honor Society 2-4; School Fall Comedies 4; School Musicals 3-4; Ski Club 1-3; Student Asst. 4; Band 1-4. ROBERT BECHTEL — Baseball 2; Track 3; Student Asst. 3-4; Football 1-2; Basketball 1-4; Saginaw News Athletic Award. LYNN BELL — Powderpuff Football 1; Performing Arts 4; Children's Theatre 4; School Fall Comedies 2-3; School Musicals 2-3; Ski Club 2, Student Asst. 3. TIM BEYERLEIN — Golf 2; Agri-Business Certificate. DON BEYTHAN — Debate 1; Co-op 4. CINDY BICKEL — Children's Theatre 3. CHERYL BIERLE — Powderpuff Football 4; Forensics 1; Debate 1; Yearbook 3-4; School Fall Comedies 2; School Musicals 2-4; Ski Club 3-4; Performing Arts 3. MARIA BIERLEIN — Varsity Club. TOM BIERLEIN — Co-op 4. BRETT BIEGEN — Football 1-2; Ski Club 1- 4; WAJA Award''. MARCIA BOENING — Gymnastics 2-4, Captain 4; Performing Arts 4; National Honor Society 3-4; Children's Theatre 3; Ski Club 4; Homecoming Representative 4; Band 1-4; Voted Best Looking 4. KIM BOESNECKER — Yearbook 3-4; Children's Theatre 2; Girl's State 4; Softball 2-4, Captain 4. FRANK BONNET — Performing Arts 4; Exchange Student 4; Track 4; Ski Club 4; Homecoming Representative 4; Cross Country 4. MIKE BOURDOW — Intramural Bowling 2; Co-op 4; Metal Working Award. RICHARD BOURDOW — Co-op 4. ANNIE BRAEUTIGAM — Co-op 4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 3. RON BRIEF — Debate 1; Intramural Bowling 1-2. DAVID BRUNS — Football 1-4; Track 2-4; Intramural Bowling 3-4; Band 1- 4; Pep Band 3. BECKY BUCZEK — Children's Theatre 3; Student Asst. 4; Co- op 4. RHONDA BURK — Volleyball 2-4; Co- op 4. TERRY BUSSENGER — Football 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Student Asst. 3; Powderpuff Football Coach 4; Tom Block Award 4. KRAIG CAWLEY — Basketball 1- 4; Intramural Basketball 1-4; Intramural Bowling 2-4; Children's Theatre 3. PAM CLEARY — Powderpuff Football 2; Intramural Bowling 1-2, 4; Softball 1-3; Student Asst. 4; ITV 1. KAREN CONZELMAN — Softball 2-3. SUE CORRIGAN — Track 1-2; Flag Corps 1; Performing Arts 4; Student Council 1, 4; National Honor Society 3-4; Yearbook 1-4; School Musical 1; Ski Club 1, 3-4; Student Asst. 4. DAVE DIETRICH — Children's Theatre 4. SHERYL DUFF — National Honor Society 2-4; Forensics 1-4; Debate 1- 2; Pep Band 2-3; Band 1-4; Student Asst. 4; Children's Theatre 4; School Musical 1-4. BRIAN DUPUIE — Football 1, 3-4; Baseball 1-2; Track 2-3; Basketball 1; Student Asst. 3-4; Co-op 4. KAREN EISCHER — Class Secretary 2; Class Treasurer 3-4; Forensics 1-4; Debate 1-2; Performing Arts 4; Student Council 3-4; National Honor Society 2-4; Children's Theatre 2; Comedy 4; Musical 3-4; FCA 3; DAR Award; Basketball 1-4; Softball 2; Student Asst. 3; Valedictorian. LYLE EISCHER — Football 1; Baseball 2-4; Basketball 1; Golf 3-4; Intramural Bowling 1. JIM ENGEL — Yearbook 4; Children's Theatre 2-3; Comedy 1-4; Musical 2-4; Hampton Square Art Award 4; One Acts 2-3; Cross Country 2; Student Asst. 4. MARYANNE ENGEL — Forensics 2; Debate 1. SUE ENGEL — Ski Club 2-3; Band 1-4. JANE ENSER — Powderpuff 4; Forensics 1-2; Children's Theatre 2-3; Student Asst. 4; Co-op 4. RHONDA FEINAUER — Band 1-4. MATT FETTERMAN — Golf 4; Intramural Basketball 1-4; Ski Club 1 -4; Krazy Karnival King 3; Homecoming Representative 4. JEFF FISCHER — Football 1-2; Basketball 1-3; Homecoming Representative 1, 4; Co- op 4. SUE FISCHER — French Club 1; Powderpuff Football 4; FSA 2, 4; Volleyball 2; Student Asst. 4; Co-op 4. KIM FISCHER 81 82 — Musicals 1-2; Student Asst. 3. EILEEN FOLEY — Track 1-4. LIZ FOX — Track 1- 4; Powderpuff Football 1, 4; Performing Arts 4; Cheerleading 1; Student Council 4; Children's Theatre 3; Ski Club 2-4; FCA 1- 2; Homecoming Representative 2-4; Volleyball 2; Student Asst. 3; Band 1-4. STEVE FRAHM — Ski Club 1, 3. TODD FRANK — Track 1; Forensics 2-3; National Honor Society 3-4; Yearbook 4; Children's Theatre 2-4; Comedies 2-4; Musicals 1-4; Cross Country 2; Student Asst. 3-4. JANELLE FROMME — Class President 2; Performing Arts 4; Band 1-3; Jazz Band 2; Student Council 2; National Honor Society 2- 4; Children's Theatre 3-4; Yearbook 2-4; Comedies 2-4; Musicals 3-4; Drama 1-2; Ski Club 3-4; Student Asst. 3-4; Students for Action in Education 1-2. DAVE GALGANSKI — Football 2-4; Basketball 2; Co-op 4. SUE GERSTENBERGER — Ski Club 2; Co-op 4; Band 1-3; Student Asst. 4. JIM GORMAN — Forensics 2; Children's Theatre 3. ANDY GOTTS — Football 1-2; Co-op 4. ANN GRASEL — Powderpuff Football 4; Performing Arts 4; Yearbook 1; FSA 2; Co- op 4; Student Asst. 4. TERRI GROSS — Forensics 3; Performing Arts 4; Cheerleading 1-2; Children's Theatre 3; Musical 2; Ski Club 2-4; Student Asst. 4. ANNE GRUVER — Powderpuff Football 1, 4; Yearbook 3; Children's Theatre 1; Krazy Karnival Representative 1-2; Volleyball 1-4; Student Asst. 3-4. CHRIS GUGEL — Forensics 1-4; Debate 1-2; Performing Arts 4; One Acts 4; Comedy 4; Musicals 1-4. DEE HAIR — Student Asst. 3-4. BARB HAUBENSTRICKER — Powderpuff Football 4; Forensics 1; Co-op 4. BONNIE HAUBENSTRICKER — Co-op 4. MARK HAUBENSTRICKER — Co-op 4. TRINA HAUCK — Track 1-4; Powderpuff Football 1-2, 4; Performing Arts 4; Cheerleading 1; Student Council 1; Comedies 1-4; Musicals 1-4; Ski Club 1-4; J.A. Vice-president 2; Homecoming Representative 1. RITA HAUSMANN — Exchange Student 4; Track 4; Performing Arts; Ski Club 4; Volleyball 4. KATHY HECHT — Powderpuff Football 4; Co-op 4. SCOTT HETZNER — Football 1-4; Track 2-3; Basketball 1-4; Student Asst. 3. JUDY HOLMES — Forensics 1-2; Basketball 2; Cheerleading 1; Track 1-3; Class Officer 2. RUSS HUBBARD — Football 1-3; Track 2; Intramural Basketball 2; Intramural Bowling 2, 4; Band 1-3. DAWN IVEY — Forensics 1-4; Debate 1-2; MusiKalsk 3; Performing Arts 4; Student Council 1, 4; NITS 2-4; Yearbook 2-3; Intramural Bowling 2; Comedies 2-4; Musicals 2-4; One Acts 2-4; Student Asst. 3-4. DAVE JACKMAN — Forensics 4; Football 1; 2nd Place MIES Drawing Fair; Co-op 4. DON JACKMAN — Football 1; Forensics 4; Intramural Bowling 2; Co-op 4; 1st and 2nd Place Drafting Award. ALAN JANKE — Co-op 4. JIM JANSON — Football 1-4; Basketball 1-2; Baseball 2-3; Co-op 4. JUDY JOHNSON — Musicals 3-4; Ski Club 3-4; Student Asst. 3; National Merit Commended Student. SCOTT JOHNSTON — Baseball 2-4; Basketball 1; Intramural Bowling 3; Student Asst. 3; Co - op 4. JACKLYN JORDAN — Performing Arts 4; Children's Theatre 3; Student Asst. 4. JANINE JORGENSEN — Gymnastics 2; Band 1-4; Pep Band 2-3; National Honor Society 3- 4; Children's Theatre 2; Musical 2; Salutatorian. TAMMY KAAKE — Forensics 1; Debate 1; Children's Theatre 2; Ski Club 1-4; ITV 1; Student Asst. 3-4. TOM KAINE — Baseball 3; French Club 2. MARK KAPALA — Track 2; Co-op 4. JEFF KEEHN — Comedies 1-4; Musicals 1-3; ITV 1-4. MARLENE KEINATH — Forensics 2; Performing Arts 4; J.A. 2-3; Volleyball 2; Co-op 4. CONNIE KERN — FSA 2; Forensics 1-2; Debate 1; Ski Club 2-4; Student Asst. 4; Co-op 4. MARA KERN — Class Pres. 2; Class Vice-pres. 1, Powderpuff Football 4; Comedies 1-2; Student Asst. 3. MARK KLAMMER — Track 3; Intramural Basketball 2; Intramural Bowling 3; Children's Theatre 1; 2nd Place MIES Drafting Award; Student Asst. 3; Co-op 4. GARY KNOLL — MIES honorable Mention 1-3; Intramural Bowling 3. GLORIA KNOLL — Gymnastics 1-3; Powderpuff Football 4; Performing Arts 4; Band 1-4; Co-op 4. TOM KNOLL — Children's Theatre 4; Student Asst. 4; Co- op 4. PAUL KOESTER — Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Golf 1-4; National Honor Society 4; Homecoming Representative 4; Student Asst. 3. SANDY KORF — Sk i Club 3-4; Student Asst. 4; FSA 2; Co-op 4. GREG KOSTRZEWA — Intramural Basketball 1-4; Intramural Bowling 1-2; Children's Theatre 3; Yearbook 4. STEVE KUEFENER — Football 1-2; Baseball 1-2; Basketball 1-2; Co-op 4. THIERRY LEMAY — Exchange Student 4; Intramural Bowling 4. DEBBIE LETTAU — Performing Arts 4; Ski Club 3-4; Student Asst. 3-4; Co-op 4. SANDY LINTZ — Class Treasurer 2; Forensics 2-4; National Honor Society 3-4; Intramural Bowling 2; Comedies 2-4; Musicals 2-3, Co-op 4. KRISTIE LOESEL — Performing Arts 4; Student Asst. 3-4; Co-op 4. JANELLE MALLORY — Ski Club 1-4; Children's Theatre 3; Student Asst. 3; Co-op 4. KEVIN MARSEILLES — Intramural Bowling 1-2; Ski Club 1-3; Band 1-4; Pep Band 2-4. JULIE MATTIS — Class Vice-pres. 2; Forensics 1-2; Debate 1-2; Cheerleading Captain 4; Cheerleading 2-4; Band 1-4; Pep Club 2; Student Council 1; National Honor Society 2-4; Yearbook 1-3; French Club 1; Comedies 2-3; Musicals 2-3; Valedictorian; National Merit Commended Student. KEVIN MAURER — Football 1-4; Student Asst. 3-4; Co-op. 4. LARRY MAURER — Intramural Bowling 2; Co-op 4, DOREEN MCCLEERY — Co-op4. TED . MCAFFEE — de ` 4. å MCCLE LAN Football 4; Forenbidlk 1; Debate E A. 2-3, Treas. 2; Co-op 4. KELLY MONK — Cheerleading 2-4; Children's Theatre 2; Comedies 2-3; Ski Club 1-4; Student Asst. 3-4. DEBRA MUELLER — Forensics 1-2; Performing Arts 4; Student Asst. 4; Co-op 4. DEBBIE MURLICK — Track 2-3; Powderpuff Football 1, 4; Performing Arts 4; Majorettes 2-4; Student Council Rep. 1; National Honor Society 4; French Club 1; Ski Club 2-4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 2; Homecoming Committee 3-4; Student Asst. 3. CHRIS NEWBOLD — Football 1-3; Baseball 1-2; Intramural Basketball 3-4. RANDY NEWBOLD — Co-op 4. SUE NORCZYK — Class President 1; Track 3; Forensics 1-4; Debate 1; Performing Arts 4; Student Council Representative 1; Yearbook 1-3; Children's Theatre 2; Comedy 4; Musicals j ۸۳۰۳۳۶۶۰۵ 4: Ski Club 2-4; Volleyball 2; Student i Asst. 4. DAVE NEUCHTERLEIN = A o-op 4. BILL OLIVER — Football 1-4; Baseball 2- i: ensics 2; National Chi ents Theatre 2; Comedies 3-4. KAREN OTT — Children's Theatre 2; Co-op 4. MARTY OTT — Intramural Bowling 3-4; Children's Theatre 3. DENNIS PFUND — Co-op 4. JEFF PHILLIPS — Golf 1; Intramural Bowling 1-2, 4; Children's Theatre 1; Comedy 1; Ski Club 1-3; Co-op 4. BARB POELLET — Forensics 2; Cheerleading 1; Student Council Rep. 2; Ski Club 2-4; Homecoming Rep. 4; Student Asst. 3-4; Co-op 4. CAROL POELLET — Forensics 1-4; Comedies 1-2; Musicals 3-4; Ski Club 4; Future Secretaries 2; Student Asst. 3; Co-op 4. GREGG PRINGLE — Football 2; Track 1-4; Basketball 1-2; Performing Arts 4; Comedies 1-4; Musicals 1-2; Ski Club 2-4; Cross Country 4; Student Asst. 4; ITV 1; Co-op 4. TOM RAU — Football 1-4; Track 2-4; Basketball 1-3; Forensics 1; Intramural Basketball 4; FCA 4; Student Asst. 3-4; Perseverence Award. RICK REINBOLD — Student Asst. 4. JOHN REINERT — Intramural Basketball 3; Intramural Bowling 1, 3-4. LINDA REINERT — Student Council Rep. 2-3; Track 2; Forensics 1; J.A. Sec. 2-3; Student Asst. 3-4; Ca -op 4. RICK REMINGTON — Football 1; Track 3; Gymnastics 2; Band 1-4; Yearbook 1- 2; Comedy 1; Musical 3; Photography Award; Co-op 4; Student Asst. 4. CINDY RODAMMER — Track 1-4; Powderpuff Football 4; Student Couneil Rep. 2-3; Ski Club 3; FCA 2-4; Basketball 1-3; Student Asst. 3; Co-op4. DEBBIE RODAMMER — —— Forensics 1; Debate 1; Yearbook 3; J.A. 2- 3; FSA 4; Co-op 4. TIMR Football 1-2; Track Rep. 4; National Honor Sc Homecoming Rep. 3- ER Co-op 4. “JOHN ROTH — Forensics 1-4; Debate 1-4; Performing Arts 4; National Honor Society 2-4; Children's Theatre 2; Musicals 1-4; Comedy 4. MARTHA RUMMEL — Children's Theatre 2; Ski Club 1-4. RANDY SAMSON — Basketball 1; Yearbook 3-4; Intramural Basketball 2-3; Intramural Bowling 2-4; Ski Club 4; Golf 4; Co-op 4. — MARK SANDERS — Football 1; Basketball 1-4. DONNA SCHIEFER — Student Council Treasurer 3-4; National Honor Society 3-4; Yearbook 2-3; Comedies 2-3; Musicals 2-4; Co-op 4. KAREN SCHLAEFKE — Class Secretary 3-4; Powderpuff Football 4; National Honor Society 3-4; Yearbook 3; Musical 3; Ski Club 3-4; Homecoming Rep. 4; Basketball 1-2; Volleyball 1-2; Co-op 4, PATTI SCHMELZER — Class Vice- president 4; Track 2-3; Powderpuff Football air 4; Forensics 1-4; Debate 1; Cheerleading 1; Student Council Rep. 2-3; Student Council Pres. 4; Yearbook 1; Children's Theatre � 4; Comedy 2; Ski Club 2-4; Krazy Karnival Queen 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Student Asst. 3. GREGG SCHMITZER — Forensics pu — ]; Intramural Bowling 1-4; Comedy 2, 4; Musical 2; Ski Club 1-3. LINDA SCHMITZER — Student Asst. 3-4. SANDY SCHMITZER — Children's Theatre 2-4; Co- op 4, MARY SCHNEIDER — Children's Theatre 2-4; Ski Club 3-4. LORI SCHURY — Musical 3; Ski Club 3-4; Student Asst. 3; Forensics 2-4; Debate 1-2; Performing Arts 4; National Honor Society 2-4; Comedies 3- 4; Musicals 2-4. STEVE SCHWARTZBEK — Ski Club 2-4; National Merit Finalist; Band 1-4; Jazz Band 2-4; Pep Band 2-4; Who's Who. BRAD SEDER — Track 2. MONICA SPRINGER — Student Council Rep. 4; Forensics 3; Children's Theatre 3; Ski Club 2-4; Performing Arts 4; Student Asst. 4. LENA STENMAN — Exchange Student 4; Comedy 4; Musical 4; Performing Arts 4; Cross Country 4; Homecoming Rep. 4; Track 4. JILL TOTH — Gymnastics 4; Powderpuff Football 4; Forensics 2-4; Cheerleading 1-3; National Honor Society 2- 4; Children's Theatre 1, 4; Musical 2-3; Homecoming Committee 3-4; Student Asst. 3-4; Band 1-4; Jazz Band 2-3; Pep Band 3. BILL TUCKER — Class President 4; Football 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Track 2; Basketball 2; Forensics 4; Performing Arts 4; Student Council Rep. 3; Intramural Basketball 2-3; Comedy 4; Musical 4; FCA 3-4; Most Likely To Succeed. SONJA ULRICH — Performing Arts 4; Band 1-4. STEVE URBANIAK — Band 1-4; Pep Band 2- 4. VICKIE VANCE — Children's Theatre 3- 4; Debate 2; Student Asst. 2, 4; Saginaw News Correspondent 3. SHARON VANEK — Forensics 2; Children's Theatre 3-4; Performing Arts 4; Student Asst. 3-4; Co-op 4. MICHELLE VARLEY — Powderpuff Football 1; Forensics 2; French Club 1; Children's Theatre 1-2; Ski Club 2-4; Volleyball 2; Student Asst. 4. JENNY VARNEY — Forensics 2; Cheerleading 2-4; National Honor Society 2-4; Yearbook 1; French Club 1; Comedy 2-3; Musical 2-3; Student Asst. 3-4. CARLA VEITENGRUBER | — Forensics 1-3; Debate 1; Performing AE Arts 4; Student Council Secretary 3; d National Honor Society 3-4; Comedy 2-3; WW Musical 2-4; Student Asst. 3-4. JEFF VINTON — Football 1; Forensics 1-3; 5 Debate 1-4; Children's Theatre 3; Comedy | 3; Musical 4; Pep Band 2-4; Band 1-4; Co-op _ 4. CARRIE VITANY — Class Treasurer 1; Basketball 1-4; Homecoming Eemcee 4; AA Softball 1; Student Asst. 3-4; All Conference = | Girls' Basketball 3-4. TERRI WALSH — KS Forensics 4; Performing Arts 4; Drill Team _ 2; National Honor Society 4; Children's a Theatre 4; Comedy 3-4; Musical 1-3; National Thespian Society 3; Volleyball 1; FSA 4. MIKE WARNEMUENDE — Debate 1; Co-op 4. SUE WEAVER — Children's Theatre 4; Co-op 4. KRYSTAL WEES — Children's Theatre 4; Co-op 4. KURT WEESS — Intramural Bowling 1-2, 4; Comedy 1-3; Musical 2-3, I. TV 4. KATE WEIGHMAN — Track 1; Powderpuff Football 4; Forensics 1; Debate 2; Student Council Rep. 1-2; Ski Club 2-4; Student Asst. 4. ERIC WEISS — Track 4; Intramural Bowling 1-2; Ski Club 3-4; Homecoming Rep. 4. JUDY WEISS — National Honor Society 2-4; Children's Theatre 1; Comedy 2-3; Musical 2-3; Ski Club 2-4; Student Asst. 3; Co-op 4. KARL WEISS — Baseball 4; Golf 1-4; Intramural Bowling 1-2. LISA WELLANDER — Forensics 3-4; Debate 2; Children's Theatre 2; Comedy 4; Musical 2-4; Band 1- 4; Student Asst. 4. MARY WIGLEY — Powderpuff Football 4; Forensics ]; Performing Arts 4; National Honor Society 4; Yearbook 4; Musicals 2-4; Ski Club 2-4; Student Asst. 4; Exchange Student 3. LEEANN WILSON — Powderpuff Football 1; Forensics 1-2; Co-op 4. BOB WILSON — Football 1; Baseball 1. GREG WOLDT — Intramural Bowling 4; Comedy 4; Wrestling 1-2; Band 1-3. KAY ZOELLNER — Children's Theatre 3-4. CBS pese ero psc TAR NAT err oer EE GE Mills rn Cedar Point 1. Navigating at Ceder Point are Terri Walsh, Nancy Goyings, Steve Schwarzbek, and Gregg Pringle. 2. Lori, Carol, Donna, Judy and Sheryl, the Fearless Fivesome always have a good time even if they don't appear to. 3. Bee Bop Boening and Nortz on one of their better days! 4. Terri holds on for dear life as she and Jim Engel go for a spin. 4. Oh, Kim! You can't be tired yet; it's only 10 a.m. لوس روص 1. The graduating class of 1979 enters the church as the ceremony begins. 2. Con 1979 gratulations Cheryl and Judy! AND After twelve long laborious years, you finally made it. 3. John Roth sings YESTERDAY, TODAY TOMORROW, the song he composed for the Baccalaureate service. 4. The students file into their seats at St. Lorenz for the Baccalaureate service on June 3. 5 äi E Le | = AL E uil LIN | à سس‎ d 0 d HEFT The Administration and Faculty Members of Frankenmuth Senool District Present the Graduating Class of 1979 at the Commencement Exercises June 7, 1979 at the Frankenmuth High School 8:00 PM. Graduation 1979 Remember Yesterday, Live For Today, Hope For Tomorrow. Co-Valedictorians Frankenmuth High School Using the class motto ''Remember yesterday, Live for today, Hope for tomorrow, '' co-valedictorians Karen Eischer, Julie Mattis and salutatorian Janine Jorgensen addressed the class on commencement evening. 1. Senator Bob Young takes a deep breath before he begins his address. 2. The class song was performed by a number of the graduates. 3. An early crowd stakes their claims on good seats before the ceremony begins. کے A‏ | ۹ — ay I 1 $ KS wäi ETTE TE SEE AE ri Ka GROUPS Wa AER Student Council ERI A, ue UI BUR: A IH fis 1 His ! u Leg E m da. Ho MR AA 70 A) sae This year's student council was very active. One of the activities that was undertaken by this group was to sponsor the annual Shamrocks for Dystrophy drive. Also, as a fundraising project, the student council sold Valley Variety coupon books. Among the student spirit-raising activities were the Christmas assembly and ''Hat Day. 1. Student council representatives. Back row: R. Herman, C. Socia, D. Barron, S. Corrigan, L. Princing, C. Gohlke, D. Schreiner. Front row: K. Frank, J. Rummel, S. Schoenknecht, S. Beach. Missing: T. Rogner, M. Springer, L. Fox, J. Corrigan, J. Schmidt. 2. As the student council adviser, Mr. Cataline gets the big picture on all school activities. 93 Student Assistants m ape) JE ges PARA EE dk BN | ہے ہے oo AL see E: S. Corrigan, D. Mueller, M. Wigley, V. Morefield, J. Jordan, 1. Main and guid. off. assist. Back row: T. Rau, P. Cleary, B. Buczek, J. Engel. Front row: S. Bisbey, J. Mallory, K. Loesel, S. Ehrlinger, C. Faerber. 2. Science assist. Back row: G. Pringle, A. Gruver, K. Boesnecker. Front row: T. Haubenstricker, B. | Haubenstricker, M. Varley, M. Wigley. English and speech assistants. Back row: S. Vanek, J. Weber, C. Veitengruber. Front row: M. Springer, T. Kaake, C. Faerber. Industrial education assistants J. Toth and J. Enzer. gy are LC Er 1. Business and social studies assistants. C. Vitany, S. Fisher, C, Barger, S. Kort, S. Gerstenberger. 2. Elementary school assistants. Back row: B. Oliver, C. Vitany, B. Bechtel, C. Barger, G. Pringle. Front row: D. Ivey, J. Varney, J. Tompkins, T Hartl, L. Treib. 3. Girl's P.E. assistants. Back row: K. Kern, M. Weiss, J. Andrew, K. Fassezke. Front row: R. Rauh, D. Speer, L. DeSander, S. Schoenknecht, M. Springer. 4. Boy's P.E. assistants. Back row: S. Urbaniak, B. Engel, E. Finney, T. Rau. Front row: K. Maurer, T. Gilmour, R. Brief, T. McAfee, T. Frahm, M. Barrett. 95 ———————Ó——ü €— ar runs Ser 1 1. Thierry Le May at Bavarian Bowl. 2. This year our exchange students were (1. to r.) Ritva Kajaskivi from Finland, Thierry Le May from France, Lena Stenman from Sweden, Frank Hanson from Germany, Rita Hausman from Germany, and Frank Bonnett from the Netherlands. 3. Lena Stenman, as the Countess of Bordoni, in ''Don't Drink the Water,'' rehearses her part with John Roth. 4. Frank Hanson and Thierry Le May relaxing in the library. Pie... . National Honor Society The National Honor Society, advised by Mrs. Joy Atkins, is an honorary group of sophomores, juniors, and seniors who are involved in many activities while maintaining a high G.P.A. One of the activitiies was to sponsor the annu al Honor's Night Program. 1. Sophomore NHS members. Back row: C. Franz, L. Kimberlin, C. Pringle, B. Goff. Front row: K. Frank, T. Samson, C. Kalkman, S. Birdsall. Missing: J. Frank and J. Gerstenberger. 2. Junior members of NHS. Back row: S. Schoeknecht, J. Bell, J. Rummel, L. Kueffner, L. Princing, M. Krusniak, Y. Lentner. Front row: C. Keilhofer, P. Dorcey, D. Showerman, J. Schmidt, M. Rodammer, N. Czerites. Missing: P. Fox, J. Kruecher, T. Haubenstricker, M. Moskal, M. Weiss, P. Bernthal. 3. Senior NHS members. Back row: P. Koester, J. Roth, J. Bauer, D. Murlick, B. Oliver, K. Schlafke, S. Schwartzbeck, J. Mattis, J. Jorgenson, T. Rogner, M. Boening. Middle row: S. Lintz, J. Toth, S. Barger, D. Schiefer, J. Varney, S. Duff, K. Eischer, L. Wellander. Front Row: D. Ivey, M. Wigley, J. Weiss, S. Corrigan, C. Veitengruber, Mrs. Atkins. Missing: C. Gugel, T. Walsh, J. Fromme, T. Frank, B. Tucker. 97 1. The yearbook staff. Seated: Mary Wigley and Cheryl Bierlein. Standing: Kim Boesenecker, Sue Corrigan, Janelle Fromme, Jim Engel, Lynn Ittner, Wendy Stellwag. 2. ''But, I just used my last roll of film! '' says Jim Engel, photographer. 3. ''What yearbook meeting 211 asks Mr. Schilling, staff advisor. 102 This year's performing arts group adopted the name ''Venner.'' Venner is a Norwegian word which means friends.'' The group's choral section has had an active year performing for many area groups which included Rotary, Saginaw Community Village, the Republican Women, a photographer's club, and Jefferson Avenue Methodist Church. It also gave two public concerts in the FHS auditorium. Performing alone and with the dance section, Venner sang a variety of music ranging from modern to classical. Small groups of singers and instrumentalists were also formed to introduce variety into the repetoire. 1. The singers of Venner. 2. Practice, practice, practice. 3. Mr. Spaulding hears someone off- key. : e ہے‎ — A — — NT. ober ہد —— بت‎ AAA AAA AA ARA AAN b Å The dance section of Venner was originated to iz perform with a vocal section for various community iz organizations and public concerts. Students study iz dance, performance, and choreographic techniques. 6 Highlights of this year included the Christmas concert and being selected to perform at the Michigan Youth Arts Festival. 1. The dancers of Venner 2. Kim Morefield and Jenny Tompkins. 3. Warming up is an important part of dancing. 101 Y ...دا 102 1 7 kg Rs‏ رد میں Ski Club This year the ski club had almost one | hundred members who spent their | Wednesday nights skiing at Mt. Holly and | | occasional Saturdays in ''Boyne Country. The club, sponsored by Mr. Bruns, took || three weekend trips; they traveled to Blue | I Mountain, Boyne Highlands, and Sugarloaf | | respectively. Selling citrus fruit and family portraits were the club's major fund-raising | projects this year; they also sponsored the | [| homecoming dance. Officers of the ski club | | were Gregg Pringle, president; Dave | | Showerman, vice-president; and Sue a Corrigan, secretary. The committee | | leaders were Debbie Murlick and Sue || | Mertz. 104 ' The Good Doctor'' by Neil Simon | | CAST | Chris Gugel Dawn Ivey Steve Schwarzbeck DIRECTOR Gerald Hennessy LEVEL PLACE AWARDS Districts First Superior DI Regionals First Superior DI State Third Superior DI Superior S S Excellent C G Superior Costumes 106 After a one year absence, FSA returned to Frankenmuth High School. FSA is an organization for students interested in Secretarial and business careers. Faculty Advisor Mrs. Ruhl and her assistant Mr. Schilling worked with local professionals to bring programs of interest and value to the future professionals. Future Secretaries Association 1. Vice-president Bonnie Avery listens as one of the members brings up some new business. 2. Corresponding Secretary Lori Lindow and Recording Secretary Luanne Kueffner swap news before the meeting starts. 3. Liz Ducholz and Erin Reinbold listen as one of the guest speakers makes a point. 4. Mrs. Ruhl gives her suggestion to the group for consideration. 5. Bonnie Schieffer listens as the various reports are given. 1. Varsity team Back row: J. Roth, J. Kreucher, J. Vinton, M. VanHine, G. White. Front row: K. Frank, C. Kalkman, T. Samson, N. Gendron, J. Allen. . Varsity and J. V. teams. Back row: J. Roth, G. White, B. Calnon, K. Nuechterlein, J. Kreucher. Middle row: B. Goff, J. Vinton, C. Franz, M. Miller, M. VanHine. Front row: J. Allen, C. Kalkman, T. Samson, K. Frank, T. Crepeau, N. Gendron. 3. Girl's novice team. Back row: L. Tuckey, M. Kosche, J. Cramer, J. Gessler, S. Fischer, A. Fromme, S. Beach. Middle row: C. Karaba, N. Baldori, L. Polson, S. Lintz. Front row: C. Frank, R. VanDevelde, L. Walsh, T. Gross, T. Beck. 4. Boy's novice team. Back row: M. Jarrett, K. Myers, T. Fischer, B. Nagy. Middle row: C. Schwartzbeck, D. Fairchild, S. Kimberlin, W. Bell. Front row: K. Voska, H. Fischer, G. Pringle, M. Lodge, B. Baturka. 107 Co-op Provides Training 1. Morning co-op. Back row: B. Haubenstricker, Mrs. McCabe, S. Gerstenberger, R. Burk, Mr. Weiss, L. Reinert. Second row: L. Wilson, S. Fischer, J. Vinton. Front row: M. Geyer, D. Rodammer, R. Samson, M. Haubenstricker. 2. Carol Poellet at the District Office. 3. Cindy Rodammer at Edelweiss. Cooperative training is provided each year to FHS students. Students involved in co-op get experience in fields of work that they are interested in. This helps many students determine what their future career will be. 108 M oa pr —— 1. Afternoon co-op. Back row: K. Maurer, T. McLellan, M. Bourdow, K. Loesel, T. Bierlein, B. Haubenstricker, R. Remington, J. Mallory, R. Feinauer, M. Mitas, K. Schlafke, B. Poellet. Third row: D. Pfundt, C. Poellet, J. Weiss, D. Schiefer, C. Kern, S. Korf, D. Lettau, S. Lintz, K. Conzelman, D. Mueller. Second row: Mr. Weiss, J. Enzer, K. Hecht, D. Hair, M. Keinath, D. McCleery, G. Knoll, A. Grazel, S. Vanek, S. Weaver. Front row: J. Fischer, A. Gotts, T. Rogner, A. Braeutigam. 2. Arnie Braeutigam at Schaefer € Bierlein. 3. Judy Weiss at Frankemuth Bank and Trust. 109 y Intramural Bowling | i | | E | | IN 1. The intramural bowling team. 2. What a mistake IN for Sandy Huber. 3. Pro- bowlers? 4. Mark I Haubenstricker watching on. 5. ''Me cheat? '! asks ۲۳ | Mark Moskal. | I} | 110 ‚Bank Trust See, vr i | EL LT ENSE : RETE SANG s GR REDI MIX | | | | | | | Sem VOORHEIS CONC [ I [ U | Ur [ t The approximate 60 members of the intramural bowling teams bowled every Wednesday after school at Bavarian Lanes. This activity surely gave the members a chance to have fun while improving their bowling skills. Each member paid $2.50 a week, and these funds went toward rentals and the purchasing of trophies. The teams were sponsored by Mr. Loesel who was assisted by Mr. Schilling. Greg Schmitzer did a fine job of keeping record of all statistics. 1. ''That sure was a close one! '' says Kathy Rittmueller. 2. These guys seem to be off to a slow start. 3. ''I taught them everything they know,'' says Mr. Loesel. 111 i 1 1 4 1 112 A EE AN 114 Don't Drink The Water A Comedy In Two Acts By: Woody Allen Director ....... nnnm Mr. Jerry Hennessy Assistant Director ....Mr. Patrick Hentschell Student Director ........ nnn Father Drobney ........ nnn n ng Ambassador MaGee +....oo.o.... Kilroy ceca ninan Jeff Schollmeyer AxelMaGee ........ nnn Mark Rodammer Marion Hollander ............... Sue Norzyk Walter Hollander ........... Gregg Schmitzer Susan Hollander ........... Maryann Krusniak EFORCE. Bill Tucker First Guard eene ehh nnn Bill Oliver Communist Guards .......Tom Van De Velde Wayne Bell OH EEE Kipp Ivey Chef... vee ene ees ETT Brian Goff Sultan of Bashir ................ Tom Frahm Sultan's First Wife .......... Chris Keilhofer First Wife's Attendant ........ Cathy Herman Kasnar ...... $0000] A T John Roth Countess of Bordoni ........... Lena Stenman The Sultan's Harem +........... Sheryl Fisher Chris Frank Peggy Schmelzer Rhonda Van De Velde Lui ØSE. AAA Aline Fromme Party Guests ...sssssseeceesosee Chris Gugel Steve Schwartzbek Doug Barron ....Greg Woldt ..... Todd Frank Lisa Wellander ...Jill Toth....Karen Eischer Joe Kolleth ....Terri Walsh ....Jackie Bauer Karla Faerber ... Paul Toth 116 ait 1. It must be love between Axel MaGee and Susan Hollander. 2. Ambassador MaGee gives his estimation of Axel's worth as a diplomat. 3. Marion thinks of a future with no soap operas. 4. The Sultam (Tom Frahm) leads one of his wives (Chris Keilhofer) into the Embassy. 5. A more pious than usual Bob Engel as the majic making Father Drobney. 6. Walter and Maro Drobney. 6. Walter and Marion Hollander talk over their predicament in the Embassy. 7. Confined in the Embassy, Axel MaGee falls for Susan Hollander. 8. Aline Fromme as the dashing, cup-smashing maid. (What more can we say, Al.) 9. Jeff Schollmeyer, as Mr. Kitroy, goes into his rendition of Orville and Wilbur Wright after being hit in the head with a brick. fie Suse senos 117 Jacques... sene Bill Tucker Laurie e ora Dia Eie Dao e o Karen Eischer Bibi. نے رٹ‎ ee A Mark Rodammer Grandpere see EE EE nennen Tom Wolohan Philippe =- .� owed) emos oso pev rennen pan john Roth Suzanne ار‎ 0 «mp wa� 62 wn elo B RIA S P E e Janelle Fromme Felice. vas wk exiles vy SE o non mole RR nn Sue Norczyk Louis...� او‎ baie wale ahora GUAE MS pene I pi Dave Showerman | Vanette ` oda e quisa� tuus e iria e EN Mary Wigley e EE O ETE Julie Allen | Annabelle C.L kao ev no a o eee pe Carol Poellet Foufie SE ea 7 Brian Calnon Canache'; ae EE Brian Goff Seven Angels ee EE Cheryl Bierlein Andie Bueker Jackie Bauer Tracie Gessler Dawn Ivey Suzanne Meyers Linda Princing Choruses Donna Schiefer, Dawn Zehnder, Kirk Voska, Tina Samson, Carmen List, Cathy Herrman, Steve Bueker, Trisha Gross, Lena Stenman, Jackie Duby, Mike Van Hine, Peggy Loesel, Kirk Kuske, Wayne Bell, Chris Gugel, Carol Kalkman, Shawn Lintz, Scott Smock, Pat Tucker, Lisa Tucker, Glenn White, Sue Mertz, Carla Veitengruber, Kipp Ivey, Lori Polson, Sandy Savage, Aline Fromme, Cheryl Ackerman, Kevin Kern, Jon Kreucher, Joyce Gessler. The theme of this inventive musical is the conflict between the happiness of life-at-home and the joy of adventure. A world-roving photographer returns to a French-Canadian village hoping to recover the ''Happy Time'' of his childhood. Jacques takes his still bon vivant father and his teenage nephew to visit a team of dancers who sing ''Catch My Garter.'' Bibi, fascinated by the carefree world of his uncle, proposes to drop out of school and become his assistant. Bibi's parents are hurt and angry and his teacher, a lovely girl secretly in love with Jacques, also disapproves. The conflict reaches a climax when Jacques' father sternly tells him he is stealing Bibi's affection. Jacques rallies to the challenge and disenchants Bibi with the idea of dropping out. The Happy Time ran a full season on Broadway where it won two Tony Awards, one of them for Robert Goulet. It also received a warm welcome at FHS. 119 — One Acts (No Less) 120 PE 1. Put my leg down, woman! 2. One must learn to focus one's attention on the problem at hand ... not to mention one's eyes. 3. Chris notes Steve's reaction as Mr. Hennessey calls for ''one more run through.'' 4. It appears that M iss Ivey finally gets the point. 1. Karen Eischer says a few words of thanks to the parents. 2. Mr. Hennessey and Mr. Spaulding get their two cents worth in. 3. Mrs. Ivey receives special recognition. 4. A few of the students receive their recognition. 121 I | Pep Assemblies 1. For some reason, the name Hop-a- Long comes to mind. 2. Cheryl | | d Diamond awaits her team-mate for the | EU next leg in the relay. 3. Mr. Lyon does his share for the teachers! team. 4. Uh Judge Corrigan, you're supposed to be watching the action around the Christmas tree. 9 124 1. Okay, teachers. Let's settle down a bit. 2. A good turnout for the basketball assembly. 3. Come on, you can sing better than that. 4, Patty delivers a few last minute announcements. A Cep E e d 125 y sje yr SES NG 126 Krazy Karnival Each year the junior class sponsors the Krazy Karnival. The funds are used toward the prom and other junior class expenses. Everyone enjoyed the happy atmosphere of clowns, games, and balloons. The main attractions of the Karnival were the spook house, cake walks, teacher auction, and raffle. 1. Krazy Karnival king and queen, Ron Herman and Diane Bierlein. 2. Freshman and sophomore candidates, Doug Barron, Pam O'Connell, Jeff Gotts. and Sandy Fischer. 3. Senior candidates, Terry Bussenger and Marcia Boening. 1. ''Clowns'' Janice Schrems and Sue Schaefer. 2. Connie Adams and Ron Herman. 3. Kim Harms handing Steve Frahm his raffle prize. 4. Crowd enjoying the Karnival . 127 | 1979 Senior Prom The class of 1980 presented ''Time Is on Our Side'' on June 1, 1979; the music | was performed by ''Summit.'' As a | special feature, Ron Herman, Andrea | Bueker, and Linda Princing sang ''The Hands of Time'' and ''Theme From Mahogany'' while accompanied by Marcia Boening and Mary Wigley. 1. I wish they would quit talking so we could dance, too.'' 2. ''Hit it, girls! '' says Ron. 1. ''Why doesn't she pay that much attention to me?'!' 2, ' What's going on over there? '! 3, Everyone is patiently waiting in line to have pictures taken. 129 — H f x A 130 ye ee A E xu NN Na Z l Cheerleading 1. Cindy Fischer glances at Amy Reinbold. 2. Varsity Cheerleading Squad: kneeling (1 to r), Joyce Gessler, Kim Harms, Kelly Monk, and Cindy Fischer; in rear ascending order, Jenny Varney, Julie Mattis, Jenny Tompkins, and Amy Reinbold. 3. Kim Harms cheers for a victory. 4. They may be all wet but they still have spirit. 134 a ص٦‎ 1. JV Cheerleading Squad; (1to r) Janet Corrigan, Suzanne Myers, Debbie Wujkowski, Tracy Gessler, Kathy Wilson, Chris Gruver, and Penny Palmreuter. 2. Cheering in action. 3. Freshman Cheerleading Squad; standing from the top descending, Chris Kostrzewa, Bev Baldori, Beth Zwerk, Holly Hopper, Lisa Herman, Janet Knieling, Jill Liversedge, and Sharon Schutte. 4. Chris Kostrzewa during a pom- pon routine. 135 Varsity Football — Eagles Get Tough The 1978 Eagles surprised area fans by posting a hard earned 7-2 season. Highlighting the season was a closely fought loss to State runner-up Bad Axe and the overtime victory over Vassar. Terry Bussenger and Dave Galganski finished their Eagle grid careers with outstanding line play. Bill Tucker led scoring with 11 touchdowns and 6.4 yds. per carry. Scott Hetzner and Jim Janson teamed up to give the Eagles a thrilling air attack. 1. The Eagles grind out a few more yards against the Lakers. 2. Another Eagle receiver blurs past the camera on his way to a touchdown. Some Eagle fans enjoying the game. Top: T. Schneider, P. Bernthal, P. Dorcey, J. Pollick, G. Lemcke, C. Stockwell, T. Gilmour, T. Frahm, B. Corrigan, J. Wolohan, T. Wolohan, D. Showerman, B. Maurer, J. Schmidt. Middle: D. Jensen, T. Grasel, G. Wilson, J. O'Connell, T. Schreiner, A. Stenglein, B. Englel, P. Fox, B. Taylor, B. Reif, R. Harshman, E. Frazier, D. Sykes, Coach Lyon, Coach Feldman. Bottom: T. Rau, B. Tucker, D. Bruns, K. Maurer, D. Galganski, T. Bussenger, B. Dupuie, T. McLellan, S. Hetzner, J. Janson, B. Oliver, Head Coach Tompkins, Manager Feldman. i. SES T UO SEET IONE Inning Building A W Tradition . ik TEL کے‎ J.V.'s Tough Out 4-5 Season y 15-57-3487 t 1 A حا‎ P d pit, 7 Sg, Front Row: K. Clark, A. Bell, R. Stoner, J. Haggerty, J. Blegor, R. Schmidt, G. Pringle, S. Oliver. Second Row: Coach Ruhl, K. Thompson, P. Veitengruber, D. Barron, P. Reif, T. Socia, B. Nagy, J. Kolleth, Coach Bye. Third Row: K. Nechterlein, D. Sterns, M. Spangler, K. Ivey, L. Kimberlen, R. Duby, J. Gotts, B. Calgnon, B. Schneider. The 'Muth .V.'s improved on their frosh record by posting a 4-5 season, Although injuries | throughout the plagued the eam i 10 did play season, next year. Offensive player of the year was Dave Stearnswho ran for- over 1000 yards in 9 games. Pete Reif was the defensive _ player of the year with over ar sëch tackles 31 139 . ) ————————X tS Frosh Football ... Determination ; Third Row: M. Lodge, W. Bell, M. Bruns, R. Struble, S. Rignlein, M. Malott. Fourth Row: J. Schneirla, B. Fifth Row: M. Vande Weston. Front Row: G. Beller, T. Batkie, M. Hiles, B. Baturka, A. Kerr. Second Row: P. Koester, M. Fetterman, L. Eischer, K. Weiss, D. Zehnder, R. Huber, M. Janke. Back Row: Coach Wilson, R. Samson, K. Franz, T. Keberlein, N. Kulow. 141 Front Row: C, Diamond, M. Armbrecht, K, Eischer, J. Rummel. Back Row: Coach Art Pelzer, D. Bierlien, K . Gohlke, S. Ritter, R. Rauh, C. Vitany, B. Ritter. CARRIE VITANY BARB RITTER 1st Team All- Conference 2nd Team All- Conference 1st Team All- Area 1st Team All-Area 1st Team All- Thumb 1st Team All- Thumb All-State Honorable Mention All-State Honorable Mention Eagle Girls Are BB Champs This year's Girls' Varsity Basketball team continued its winning tradition from last year. Led by Team Captain Karen Eischer and MVP Carrie Vitany, the Eagles managed to extend their consecutive win streak to 70 before losing to Carrolton. The girls were winners of the Frankenmuth Invitational, were Conference Co- Champs and District Champs. Future talent will be coming from Junior players Barb Ritter and Jill Rummel. 7 رحس ا مز زگ سگکککس سح OFF‏ _—$— 1. Carrie Vitany sets a screen and Jill Rummel brings the ball down court. 2. A high- power conference on the bench. 4 3. Karen brings the ball down into the waiting arms of the Vassar defenders. 4. Carrie lines up a free throw while Diane Bierlien waits for the | points to be added on. 143 Endurance + Agility — Cross Country Front: S. Beach, L. Stenman, S. Schoenknecht, M.J. Harris, C. Nagy, J. Bell. Back: Manager L. Jensen, R. Herman, R. Bell, T. Kreucher, B. Vanderhaar, G White, G. Zehnder, K. Mason, G. Pringle, M. Jarrett, T. Conzelmann, B. Hoadley, M. Barrett, F. Bonnett. The Eagle Harriers managed to place sixth in the conference after putting together a 5-4 record. Greg Pringle was given the honor of being the 1978- 1979 season captain. ... Run!!! 1. On your mark ... Get set ... 2. Brent, John and Glen come down the stretch. 3. Cheryl and Lena give their all for 'Muth. 4. Eagle runners coming up through the pack. 145 LN. Girls’ Pull A 16-2 Record Front row: R. Cournoyer, J. Durocher, C. Kauhl, L. Keberlein, J. Frank, K. Rittmueller, L. Peters, J. Janson. Top row: L. Duclos, S. Hetzner, K. Greketis, D. King, P. Weighman, A. Neirgarth, L. Heinlein, B. Scheifer, S. Fischer, L. Myers, Coach Vitany. Left to Right: K. Schury, N. Baldori, A. Schneider, S. Sowa, M. Boening, L. Weiss, J. Toth. In its second year as a varsity sport, the Frankenmuth High School Gymnastics team compiled a 6-5 record. Marcia Boening was the team captain and also captured M.V.P. honors by leading the team in total points. Marcia also competed for the Eagles in regional competition in vaulting, balance beam and floor exercise. Other outstanding gymnasts included Jill Toth, and freshmen Ann Schneider and Nedra Baldori. 147 148 n 'Muth Volleyball VARSITY Front Row: R. Burke, A. Gruver, R. Haussman. Second Row: K. Fassezke, J. Porter, G. Scharer, Ball Girl K. Bruns. Third Row: J. LaBrenz, B. Ritter, S. Ehrlinger, D. Bierlein, J. Rummel. Back Row: Coach Bruns, Manager H. Stoltz, Manager L. Rupprecht, Manager A. Fromme. JUNIOR VARSITY Front Row: J. Janson, L. Ducholz, J. Frank, R. Cournoyer, L. Schoenow. Second Row: K. Reinbold, E. Reinbold, S. Fischer, S. Ritter, K. Greketas. Back Row: B. Schiefer, A. Neirgarth, J. Schiefer, C. Loesel, Coach Bruns. 149 The 1979 Eagles Back Row: B. Corrigan. I. Pollick B. Bechtel, T. Gilmour, T. Re dem. S; Hetzner, Coach Wilson. Front Row: P. Koester, M. Barrett, B. Oliver, T. Bussenger, B. Maurer, P. Bernthal. Coach Wilson's Eagles had good season this past year. They managed to capture the District Championship but had their drive to bigger and better things ended in Flint at the I.M.A. The future looks good, however as the return of players like Brian Maurer and Tim Gilmour is anticipated. 1. Action begins at the I. M.A. 2. Bob Bechtel shoots over his Hawk opponent. 3. Tim Gilmour | out;umps his opponent and tips the ball to his team- mates. 151 152 1. Brian Maurer takes hi s best shot at the I.M.A. 2. Bob Bechtel shows concentration as he prepares to take a free throw. 3. Warming up in Flint. 4. Terry watches his shot soar over his Cass City opponent's outstretched hand. Front Row: P. Roth, R. Mallory, J. Switalski, R. Korf, K. Kueffner, T. Socia, G. Pringle. Back Row: M. Spangler, K. Ivey, J. Gotts, K. Mason, L. Kinberlan, T. Keberlein, H. Bernreuter, J. Wolohan, Coach Lyon. The J.V. basketball team was undefeated in the league with a 16-4 overall record. Ken Mason and Jack Wolohan each averaged over 14 pts. a game and with the dedication and hard work shown by the whole team, valuable additions will be made to next year's Varsity squad. y e ww t ki E 1 8 Y d T | a p� A d A as E A zë 1 ۴ Å | v 4 KE: Al A B Teams Show Promise A TEAM. Front Row: G. Kruska, J. Princing, T. Crawford, R. Smith, T. Smith, R. e Struble. Back Row: Coach Munger, D. Barron, D. Lemcke, J. McConnell, M. Bruns, P. Reif. yer, M. Pyatanko, E. Frahm, B. Murlick, A. Maurer, A. d Sager B. Showerman, å. Stearns, B. Porter, S. Ringlein, M. Serra, T. Crawford, R. ۳ Smith, D. W. | | | Vi B TEAM. Coach Munger, T. Me igley. EG Vm - , 7 +2 AA E. A : e Highlighted by overall team balance and a fine defense, the Freshman A team worked hard to attain an overall record of 17-3. Pete Reif led the team in scoring with a 17.5 average and was followed by Jack McConnell. Jack was also the rebounding leader with an averagc of 12.5 per game. Meanwhile, depth and quickness were the hallmarks of the Freshman B team. Their ability to play a pressure defense allowed them to accumulate a 12-4 record by the end of the season. Bob Stearns was the overall team leader. Leading in assists and steals, he was second in scoring to Bob Murlick. He was also third in rebounds behind Andy Barger and Doug Barron. With more hard work and dedication, we can look forward to a number of these players making their mark on the 1980- 81 Varsity team. ie - A Front Row: K. Marseilles, B. Taylor, M. Haubenstricker, G. Zielke, M. Rodammer, M. Kostrzewa. Second Row: Coach Wilson, L. Eischer, E. Weiss, E. Frazier, R. Weiss. Back Row: P. Koester, D. Zehnder, B. Oliver, T. Bussenger, T. Schneider, S. Johnston. 1. Warm-ups. Waiting for the game to start. 2. Mark Rodammer checks a signal from Coach Wilson to pass on to the base runner. 3. Billy Oliver scores one for the Eagles. 4. Waiting on the pitch. 156 Kolleth. Second Row: J. Schluckbier, B. Hauck, M. Pyatenko, W. Bell, R. Mallory, K. Worley, K. Clark. Back Front Row: B. VanderHaar, M. Brown, M. Bruns, A. Maurer, M. Jank, K. Ivey, J. Hagarty, D. Stearns, J. Row: Coach Vitany, D. Poellet, B. Porter, S. Grasel, K. Kuck, T. Batkie. 1. Serving up a curve. 2. Still safe at first. 3. Some discussion on the bench between games. 157 158 Front Row: J. Bender, M. Dietzel, K. Boesnecker, K. Rittmueller, R. Cournoyer, L. Walsh. Second Row: K. Porter, L. Newbold, J. Rummel, S. Huber, S. Mossner, S. Ehrlinger. Back Row: Mgr. L. Harshman, R. Rauh, T. Fresorger, J. LaBrenz, P. Schmidt, Coach Schilling The Muth Softball team underwent a rebuilding year in the Spring of '79. Led by team captain Kim Boesnecker and MVP Jill Rummel, they managed to compile a 3-15 record. The team continued to improve throughout the season. They dropped their tournament game to Swan Valley in a very windy game with a score of 6-5. With only one team member graduating, the prospects for Eagle success in the coming spring are 1. The season started like this in late February with 6:30 a.m. practices. 2. Sal Ehrlinger shows good form good: at the plate Softball Undergoes Rebuilding Year 1. Jill Rummel delivers a strike in tournament action. 2. Sal, Julie and Yama provide tough defense. 3. Kim and Sandy are ready for the pitch. 4. Jean, Kathy and Cindy discuss the game's Progress. 5, When things slow down in the outfield, Mose will take any company, even the police. Y (4 160 Guys Finish Third z US 3. 2 - F Ec. رر وت‎ M, T rinklein, R. Harshman, J. Schmidt, J. Wo lohan, T. Gilmour, K. Weiss, C. Pringle. Third Row: C. Pringle, S ا‎ a T. Frahm, M. Bruns, T. Conzelman, B. Reif, G. Wilson, T. Fischer. Brus MC Janet, D Damon. T På B. Alzgard, R. Struble, T. Haubenstricker, A. Barger. Fourth Row: Coach Së ; D. Barron, J. Princing, N. Kulow, S. Ringlein, K. Kuske, D. Tweitmeyer, Coach Pelzer. Back Row: L. Kimberli ںی‎ i ky Kimberlin, W. Wenzloff, K. Mason, S. Schreiner, R. Bell, J. O'Connell, E. Frahm, R. Reinbold, C. The Eagles Boys Track Team finished third in the conference this year. Their valiant effort was led by trackmen Tom Wolohan and Ron Herman. Contributing in the field events were leaders Tom Frahm in the discuss and Gregg Pringle in the pole vault. Coach Pelzer has a great deal of confident talent to draw on for next year. With this type of a team, we can expect a lot in the spring of 1980. رت me ee M Girls Are Co-Champs | Front Row: T. Rauh, L. Meyers, N. Gendron, P. Oliver, R. Hausman, E. F ; ; A ; . Fole . Durocher. Second Row: T. Woldt, V. Faerber, L. Fox, S. Beach, D. Tweitmeyer, R. E Third Row: e, C. Bohn, C. Nagy, J. Frank, E. Reinbold, A. Neirgarth, L. Slevin. Back Row: ES m K. Reinbold, L. Heinlein, K. Kaul, J. Bell, M.J. Harris, S. Schoenknecht, er. The Muth Girls' Track Team managed to finish the season with a co-championship. Tied for first in the Conference with Vassar and Marlette, the Eagles had a season that shows promise as they head for the new Tri- Valley league. Led by personnel like Janet Frank and Barb Ritter, the girls kept the pressure on the top spot throughout the spring. 162 ka o HE. E Home | — 0 | 8:7 EC o 163 JU Å men gx BS e c P i. d ® Wi a rr سے‎ Dee e 4 ADVERTISING sponsor Page A special thanks is extended to our community professionals and businesses who contributed to the year book through this sponsor page. 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Main puc Å 1 Fabricana Å | 4111110 77 um Frankenmuth, Michigan 48734 (517) 652-6131 Congratulations to the Class of 1979 Frankenmuth Motel TV — Phone — Radio 33 Rooms Where Friendliness Cleanliness Reign Supreme Ronald W. Groh, OWNER Telephone PROV A-C 517 CAÑAS HOT EN 652-6171 Little Red Shoe House 1218 S. Weiss 618 Main Street E Eno Frankenmuth, Michigan 45 igan 48734 8734 CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1979 TO THE CLASS OF UNIQUE 1 11979! ! BOTIQUE CHALET 465 N. MAIN d Frankenmuth, MI Phone: 652-9431 154 N. MAIN ST. Specializing In I epe a Some Bedroom an Phone: 652-6266 سرت می‎ UNIQUE GIFTS Frankenmuth IGA Foodliner and Ben Franklin Two Stores In One Serving You For All Your Household Needs With Only One Trip Through The Cash Register 1 l Computer Age Merchandising In An Old World Setting. 173 Prescriptions are our business Nuechterlein Electric Satow Walgreen Drugs Licensed Electricians Phone 652-2431 Soda Fountain Frankenmuth TV and Lunches Appliance Toiletries Candy Sales and Service . School Supplies Drugs 146 S. Main Frankenmuth Phone 652-9421 | RCA — ZENITH | | HOOVER EUREKA SS ee mac en b Du) WHIRLPOOL MAYTAG — iit APPLIANCES SS | ur VOORHEIS dä: CONCRETE INC. T E MEMORY | rave LANE | Ready Mixed Cement ARCADE | | 1131 Weiss | Franke nmuth, Michigan | Phone: 652-9929 Something for everyone Games ranging from old fashioned to brand new Lots of fun for a little price located at: 588 Cass Frankenmuth HEIDELBERG GIFT SHOP Frankenmuth Plumbing Heating Inc. 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Main St. Phone 652-9841 Frankenmuth, Mich. 48734 BIERLEIN'S WEDDING HAUS Presents Total Wedding Service With tender loving care Bridesmaid Gowns, Prom Gowns, Tuxedo Rentals, Alteration Department Main and Jefferson St. Frankenmuth, Michigan Phone: (517) 652-2861 Hours 9-9 Mon.-Fri. 9-5:30 Sat. Any other time by appointment Traue] Ser vitt Your travel Specialists Airline tickets Rail tickets Motorcoach Charters Educational Tours Cruises Frankenmuth Travel Service 104 5. Franklin ` Frankenmuth, Mich. 48734 (517) 652-9979 Frankenmuth Bavarian Beer FRANKENMUTH, MICH, So O° bi Ros. ar cae? 425 S. Main 652-8381 THE KANDY KEG A wide variety of delicious homemade candies created in our own kitchen by master candy makers 636 S. Main Frankenmuth, MI. Congratulations to the Class of 1979 A Å VØL SD کر‎ AD MLS LI MØ Frankenmuth Woolen Mill 570 S. 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PH. — 652-8841 FRANKENMUTH'S MOST UNIQUE CLOTHING STORES HARDWARE LOCATED IN Mid-Town Shops YEAGER'S AGE HARDWARE Hardware — Paint Sporting Goods Lawn and Garden Equipment Houseware — Gifts Made Winde Men’s Young Men’s Clothing 154 S. Main Frankenmuth Open Evenings 652-9771 For our Convenience 182 UNIVERSAL [FÅ |OUDAILLE 183 355 N. Main | Best of Luck FLOOR COVERING, INC. Ph. 652-8847 | 1979 Seniors | NN | Karen's Town Country Bavarian Mall | For Gals Who Like Carpets by Bigelow, | | K Up With | | E NR Mohawk, Trend, Down's | Fashions'' 1 | Se Pepperell | Meu Linoleum i -20 ibd Wallpaper — Formica Valspar Paint FRANKENMUTH BAVARIAN INN (HOI ni AR Hours: 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily, Open 7 days | | a week April-Dec., Closed Mondays Jan. -March | Kaffee Haus serving a la carte | Five Unique dining rooms, Banquet rooms | available Retail Bake Shop featuring homemade specialties, and Gift Shop 184 Since 1906) A newspaper means different things to different people, but here, the Frankenmuth News fulfills a community need that is unsurpassed. ““A Progressive Newspaper -- Serving a Growing Community Since 1906” H KA 720.2-7 ingersoil-Rand e AIR COMPRESSORS . a size for every need. % to 300 hp % to 1500 cpm 20-5000 psig call SERVICE ALL MAKES Bay 793-2414 NEW and USED COMPRESSORS City 892-1555 1. Air-Cooled 2. Water Cooled 3. Reciprocating 4. Rotary 2800 E. Holland NORTHERN INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY INC. Saginaw Rau's Country Store | COLONIAL | GALLERIES 656 S. Main St. Frankenmuth BAKER Chevrolet Complete Service : General Repairing All Makes Buick Sales open Mon Wed. till 8 p.m. Fine Service on Sat. Selection i j L till noon of ہم کے‎ = EM x = x Used Cars ڪڪ‎ Drive out and make a deal T Chevrolet 4 511 N. MAIN 652-9906 Frankenmuth E ۴ A KR er مو سفق ہو سڈ‎ N UM ETE e TIERE Congratulations Class of '79 | from | the | | ۱ Janelle Fromme Cheryl Bierlein Sue Corrigan Jim Engel Kim Boesnecker Sara Birdsall Todd Frank Jeff Corrigan Kris Keehn Wendy Stellwag Lynn Ittner and many others EE E SS OA OA 2 188 MERCURY Frankenmuth Fudge Kitchen Galsterer See fudge and brittles made fresh daily the old-fashioned way. Fire-brewed and Ford Mercury hand-made by skilled fudge-makers on marble tables. We mail anywhere in the i world. Since 1918 ' Corner of Main and Genesee Frankenmuth Kitchens, Inc. 9710 Junction Rd. 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