School Activities Twelfth Grade Highlights At SHS
The column covers grade reports from twelfth to second, detailing class meetings led by Leonard Marken, tours with Dr. Yoder at Ypsilanti State Hospital, and reflections on studies of Samuel Johnson. It notes class mottos, colors, a flower, graduation plans, and student achievements across grades with poems, tests, and rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Gross
Leonard Marken
Hach
Ypsilanti State Hospital
Yoder
NOW ALL TELL ONE Mr Knicely thought on dress
Dialogue shows students debating gender norms with remarks on girls dressing as men and boys hair waving. Dorothy Robinson questions female privacy while chemistry class jokes about behavior. Mr Clay suggests wearing bedroom slippers at school to keep floors clean and lounge rights implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Knicely
Dorothy Robinson
Republicans Gain in Michigan Legislative Scene Amid Debates
The Kansas-like Michigan scene sees Republicans triumph in state offices while Dems gain a dull majority in the House due to illness among a Republican member. Key items include a northern tuberculosis sanatorium plan at Gaylord with $250,000, the Thatcher school aid bill likely reduced by five million, and sales tax exemptions for staple foods. The session rushes toward adjournment as budget bills loom and Gov. Fitzgerald vetoes a measure expanding the lieutenant governor’s salary and board role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Fitzgerald
St. Clair County
Melvin W. Tomlin
Duncan McCall
William Ward
Thompsonville
Otto W. Bishop
Alpena
Gaylord
Senate Committee
Fiv Millons
Thomas Thatcher
Paul IF. Voelker
Public Instruction
Michigan Bar Association
House
University of Michigan
Michigan State College
State Hospital Commission
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan Home and Training School
Hospital Commission
Fifteen Years Ago Notes From Local Weekend Visits
Fifteen years ago John Lamb returned from Detroit for the weekend. Lloyd Dell began work at the Michigan Central depot in Detroit last week. Mrs. Anna Woelper hosted her nephew Paul Kionka of Detroit and visited Mr. and Mrs. Edward Alber. Ella Boettger left Ann Arbor duties to return to work. Master Ralph Harwood returned home after living with the Hertlers. Families Hutzel Rollers and Walker swap homes as new arrangements take place. Rueben Wisel and Stella Bauer wed at the bride’s home on April 6 with only their parents present. They plan to start housekeeping on Wisel’s father’s farm and Jacob Wisel moves into the Norman house on Monroe Street. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hartman on Monday, April 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lamb
Detroit
Lloyd Dell
Michigan Central Depot
Anna Woelper
Paul Kionka
Edward Alber
Ella Boettger
B. L. Longfellow
Ann Arbor
Ralph Harwood
George Hertler
William Harwood
Herman Hutzel
Ben Roller
William Walker
Hutzel
Rueben Wisel
Stella Bauer
Denton
Zroom
Jacob Wisel
Norman
Monroe Street
Andrew Hartman
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Saline Observer
Wesley Hisele
Samuel Johnson
England
Grace Grace Clark
Sophmores
SHS
Sisson
Goldsmith
Keubler
Katy Lou Clay
Pyrrhus
Helen Lambarth
Jean Fosdick
Hall
Clay
Lucille Myers
Edith Lawrence
Miss Bowen
Huckleberry Finn
Howard MacDowell
Woodchuck
Siam
Ananda
Switzerland
Mary Thomas
Nathane Springer
Junior Thomas
Harold Schaefer
Della Burkhardt
Tom
Tom the Piper
Omah Bernard
Ralph Uphaus
Jack Winkle
Marion Bredernitz
Katherine Belsasser
Robin
Jean Hartman
Beverly Thomas
John Layher
Warren Martin
Mary Caryl O'Neill
Marie Finch
Joanne Levleit
Elnora
Springer
Arthur Moehn
Lansing
Frank D Brown
W. H.barr
Fred Henne
East Main Street
Miles Stoddard
Tilness
Miss Crippen
Melissa Hull
Charles O. Woodbridge
Weinmann & Matthews
Woodbridge
Detroit College of Medicine
Weinmann
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