Saline High School Activities and Pep Meeting Report
Saline high school covers a lively week with a pep meeting before Chelsea games and a dance featuring new dances like shoo-fly swing. Reports include intramural basketball with six teams, a Chelsea prep night, a museum trip to Ann Arbor, and yearbook production notes detailing photos, ads, and the Journalism Club’s efforts led by Miss Linden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Wahl
Saline High
Chelsea
P.A
Mr. Bonich
Yearbook Enthusiasm Calls All to Buy Now
A reader urges everyone to purchase a yearbook, arguing it offers enjoyment beyond having a child in school and serves as a lasting keepsake for memories and community history.
5th Grade Safety at School
The article notes two students chosen as captain and lieutenant Gay Rene Sweveland and Jack Steiner. They aim to help younger graces and promote safety in their classroom while insisting on obedience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Rene Sweveland
Jack Steiner
Saline High and Adrian High Council Visit Exchange
Saline high School Student Council representatives visit Adrian high to observe meetings and learn representative selection. Adrian students tour Saline, noting size differences and shared interest in observing each other. Drum Corp at Saline grows with new members, drums, and fund drive for uniforms. Saline and Chelsea basketball games end with Saline wins and postgame refreshments for FFA members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Felsman
Saline High
Adrian High
Adnan
Saline
Adrian
Adrian Council
Drum Corp
Saline High School
Edwards
Saline Schools Support American Junior Red Cross
Last week Saline public school students raised about ten dollars to enroll in the American Junior Red Cross. Home Economics, shop and history classes can contribute gift boxes afghans stuffed animals cane lapboards book cases and letters. The materials will be paid for by the Junior Red Cross and students are urged to show good citizenship and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Noble
Red Cross
M Y F Holds Initiations At Local Fellowship
The Methodist Youth Fellowship reports new Initiates Mac Gonser Merritt Martin Joyce Hocking Connie Grass Jerry Jordan Joyce Davenport Colleen Gross Jane Jordan Douglas Monigan Lenore MacArthur Carol Ann Shhraeder Shirley Sturdivant Roland Sharette Elaine Culliton Josephine Ford Christine Jensen and Marlene Jensen The rank requires wearing the Fellowship emblem for one week starting upon entry Additional members are slated to join this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Mac Gonser
Merritt Martin
Joyce Hocking
Connie Grass
Jerry Jordan
Joyce Davenport
Colleen Gross
Jane Jordan
Douglas Monigan
Lenore MacArthur
Carol Ann Shhraeder
Shirley Sturdivant
Ro~land Sharette
Elaine Culliton
Josephine Ford
Christine Jensen
Marlene Jensen
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Sete Sie
Dorothy Dieterle
Joann Winkle
Irene Luckhardt
Dundee
Saline Girls
Voglesong
Dundee Girls
Manchester
Don Jaeger
Everett
George Cook
Dor Steiner
Bill Humphrey
Fred Stollsteimer
Doug Hoeft
Heinie Gilligan
Lee MacArthur
Ann Arbor
Art and Archeology Museum
Egypt
Karanis
University of Michigan
Greece
Pompeii
Connie McCarbery
Linden
Hallie
Jane “Mehler
Nesco Electric
H. P
Howard Electric
Michigan Ave
FOX Tent & Awning CO
S. Main St
Firestone Champlins
Bece
Firestone
G &H Service
Washington
aLety
Jeannie Craig
F.F.A
Wayne Predmore
Joe Marsh
Cy Hartman
United States Brewers Foundation
American Junior Red Cross
Michigan Avenue
M.Y.F
Gary
Artway Cleaners
Williams
Packard