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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1948
Page
7
Hi Times notes the Freshmen Home Economics class will perform a radio play based on their discussions. Mary Lou Burkhart comments on time and upcoming six week tests as students brace for exams. Kathleen Schroen remarks on spring near and school pace. Sniff at Saline High as clock nears dinner hour evokes familiar smell.
Sophomore Home Economics cooks prepare a hot lunch while Physics studies Uranium 235 and its fission. An Atomic Energy Exhibit will arrive in Saline for public viewing to spark interest. Hallie Jane Mehler notes Sigma Pi Kappa forms with the speech class as initial members.
The officers elected are Joan Elsman president Joan Dechert vice president and Ronnie Rentchier sergeant at arms. About half the daily classes are club meetings building parliamentary procedure. The seniors face graduation with announcements and name cards ready they are raising funds for a senior trip and yearbook work proceeds with writers and plans for class night and a class song. Shirley Hagen.
Junior Senior Home Economics students completed final dwelling drawings and toured three local houses the Kerns Curtises and Leidheisers to guide furniture planning for each room, with Betty Wallo contributing to the project planning.
The Mikado operetta tryouts occurred on February 24 and 25 in the school music room. A large number of boys and girls showed interest and slips for roles were distributed on February 26 to those who succeeded.
The article notes a school district owns Fort Ringgold, the old cavalry post where Civil War generals Robert E. Lee and U. S. Grant served as young officers. It also mentions a Mikado prom project and a call to attend, signed by Jerry Jordan.
Curtains may be washed in a pillow case to avoid tearing and not with very hot water. Tea or coffee rinse can revive ecru. Air and wrinkle aid for towels. avoid ironing. Clean thin chiffon lace by towel method. ruffled curtains flute with curling iron. Black silk brushed and sponged with cold coffee to dry, then pressed. Stain removal tips cover ammonia turpentine, gases, and lemon for rust.
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