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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1957
Page
8
Hearing research at Northwestern University launches a five year study to determine reactions of people with hearing defects to newly developed hearing tests. Researchers will assess how patients respond to tests and what outcomes emerge from initial tests and early trials.
The Saline Community Hospital Association approved an Administration Board led by Ernest Girbach as chairman with Carl Schrandt as secretary and members Marian Hering and Arthur Moehn. The board will direct the new hospital’s operation upon completion and appoint an administrator before building starts in fall.
The 1957 Saline High School graduating class traces its growth from 1945 when 23 kindergarten students joined, rising to 53 graduates. The article lists students by grade across years, noting trips to the Detroit Zoo and Greenfield Village and several faculty names as the cohort expanded to 50 by 1953.
The class recalls two banquets, a Junior Play Maudie and the Opposite Sex and J Hop Somewhere over the Rainbow. New members Arlene Daible Mary Graden Gladys Dur and Lewis Gilbert join the enrollment. Graduation class reaches fifty three under sponsor Mr Hill.
Saline High School seniors look ahead in a playful 1957 class prophecy describing future careers and personas. The piece names mock figures such as Magdalene Raus guiding a tour, Ralph Gross as a prohibition speaker, and Donald Sawall among others in a humorous, fantasy forecast.
A witty panorama from the old Class of ’57 featuring Jim Knight as undisputed rope expert and Shirley Kird amassing wealth with Kind’s Skip and Jump ropes. Nancy Reveling teaches a new rock and roll step called Hunt and Peck while Norma Jean Taylor performs This Isn’t Puppy Love. The scene catalogs numerous colorful figures and fantasies across music, fashion, and circus acts.
In Frankfort Maine an old fashioned raising bee helped poultry farmer Lawrence Hussey rebuild after a $20,000 fire destroyed his chicken houses. Every available man in town came to the Hussey farm on Sunday and erected a new 150 by 24 foot poultry house in a matter of hours.
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