Public Speaking and Contests Highlight Saline High News
Spring vacation ends as the twelfth grade reports on plays and debates with groups performing A Night at an Inn Poor Aubrey and The High Brow Ladies The district contest at Plymouth by May 3 features winners from sub district events The tenth grade notes progress in English geometry and world history while Ruth Carson is out for a week Ninth graders present poems and prepare for a forthcoming test
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Willard Kuebier
Aubrey
Britton
Betty Harwood
Saline
Plymouth
Lorena Hieber
Lou Evelyn Bowen
Fimes
Kuebler
Mr. Ramens
Clay
Sweden
Italy
Germany
Spain
Ruth Carson
Spring Picturesque Scene in Shirley Temple Class
A lyrical vignette describes spring with flowers, trees, birds, butterflies, and green meadows. It references children named Rebels in Shirley Temple's class, credited to Hidna Mae Krumrei.
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Shirley ‘Temple
Beautiful Spring Days Render All-Season Joy
A short poem celebrates Spring’s beauty with birdsong and blooming flowers. It notes April showers lead to May blossoms and roads turn muddy as trees bud and country lanes unfold. Helen Lambarth signs the verse.
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Helen Lambarth
Surprise touches make school lunch more appetizing
Ethel G. Trump of Michigan State College urges adding small dried fruits to lunch boxes and baking simple cake in individual pans to create a more appealing meal. She says the lunch should supply one third of the day's nutrition.
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Ethel G. Trump
Food Service
Union Building
Michigan State College
Miss Trump
School Lunch Backbone Sandwiches Say Nutritionist
A nutrition expert recommends sandwiches as the core of school lunches to supply protein carbohydrates fats and minerals vitamins. She advises preparing fillings the day before and storing them cool for efficiency and health.
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Miss Trump
Precautions Against Apple Scab Advised for Local Farmers
Lower peninsula farmers are urged to guard against apple scab as wet conditions favor the fungus. MSU plant pathology assistant Donald Catlon notes old leaves hold ripe spores ready to discharge with rainfall. timely sprays from now through early spring are advised using lime sulfur mixture and Wilder sulfur after bloom. For severe years, five thorough sprays during leaf and fruit development help control the disease.
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Lower Peninsula
Donald Catlon
Michigan State College
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