Saline High School Class of 1947 Gifts Coffee Maker
The Saline High School community notes a gift from the class of 1947 a new aluminum coffee maker to be used for large dinners. The staff thanks the graduates and invites future classes to consider similar remembrance gifts to the school. Hank Gilligan took student photos for the 1948 Salinian while funds were spent on flash bulbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline High School
Hank Gilligan
Michigan
Michigan High School Athletic Association
Saline
Ypsilanti
U. High
St. Thomas
Roosevelt, Lincoln
Dexter
Good Old Saline High
Flash and Smile Parade Captivates City Despite Chaos
Readable fragments describe a day-long parade style event with crowd enthusiasm, flashing cameras, and performers energizing streets. Local officials address safety and guide spectators as observers capture wide coverage and social media chatter.
Amphibian biology lesson opens with two lives idea
The first hour biology class explores Amphibia. The term means two lifetimes, covering frogs toads salamanders and newts as examples as the lesson begins.
Frogs in the Classroom Plan Delights Local Students
Betty Feeman notes a project where young learners study tadpoles as they grow into frogs, with Mr. Bonich ordering the specimens. The group looks forward to the hands on experience and continuation on Page 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bonich
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Mehler
Hallie Jane
Thelma Wahl
Jorie Haeussler
Ann Ross
Lou Ann Elfring
Douglas Elfring
Mildred Bihlmeyer
Ieee Eet Mar
Betty von Sossan
Ford
Marlene Jensen
McLaren
Jane Klueter
Edison
Joyce Alber
Silas Marner
George Eliot
Mary Ann Evans
Connie Gross
Lansing
Roosevelt
Bill Humphrey
John J. Burmeister
Saline High
Bruce Arend
Joyce Graf
the Red Cross
Red Cross
Red Cooss Motor Service
The
Veterans Administration
Red Cross Hospital
Omeone
Betty Feeman
Menert Federal Reserve “System
Economy Heating Co
Detroit St
Ann Arbor
Monnday
Milton A. Hartman
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