Freeland High School - Victorian Yearbook (Freeland, MI)

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Mr. Adomaitis — Social Studies Ms. Brink — English Mrs. Chisek — Business Mr. Craig — Drafting Mr. Duke — Wood Shop Mr. Frenzel — Math Mrs. Furst — Physical Ed. Mr. Frank — Math Mrs. Hacker — History Mr. Franz — History Mr. Hennink — Science 15

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14 Administration Of EHS, “T feel fortunate to live and work ina community in which the vast majority of students are serious about their edu- cation and the parents and community are supportive of the school system.” — Thomas P. Orr — Superintendent “My personal Philosophy of education is that it is a profession that must be a labor of love. To be an effective educator it is important to love young people and the community of which they are a part. This is an easy philosophy for me tolive by because Freeland has always been my home and the students make up what I consider to be my very special extended family. — Bernard P. Max- well, Asst. Principal “Student and staff who care about learning and about each other make FJSHS a great place to be. I am enthu- siastic about our community and our schools. I can’t think of anywhere that I would rather live and work.” — Dana B. Compton, Principal “Tt is a pleasure to work for the Free- land Community School District. I have a job I enjoy, and the people I work with, students, staff and parents are the best.” Linda Sanborn, Asst. Principal

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af Mr. Hickson — English Mr. Jacobi — Guidance Mr. Jenette — Student Teacher Mr. Kassuba — Business Mrs. Kolbe — Home Economics Mr. Lentner — Math Mrs. Miller — German | Mrs. Neithammer — Spanish Mr. Oczepek — Science Mr. Parsch — Metal Shop Mrs. Perry — English