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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1953
Page
6
Saline's Hornets, under Coach John Padsen, finished the season with 12 wins in 18 games. They scored 857 points to 756 for opponents, a 101 point margin, averaging 47 points per game to opponents' 45.2. Six losses came at hands of strong foes, leaving room for optimism.
Earl Feldkamp leads scoring for the Hornets with 204 points while Wally Larson and Dick Miller also top double figures. The Observer announces a ten man All Star squad with Feldkamp and Larson among forwards, Bob Lowe and Burton Bordine at center, and guards including Fred Buehler and Bob Mittlestar. The selections reflect games involving Saline, with no first or second teams named.
A compact home recipe outlines cooking onion in butter, adding soup milk and tuna, simmering ten minutes. Then blend hot noodles with butter and olives, and serve over the noodles.
Readers are reminded of the commendation for the players who performed well this past season. Coaches and staff acknowledge the effort, teamwork, and discipline shown in games and practices.
Athletic Director John Padsen announces twelve Hornet players earning varsity letters and names the Owen Hoeft Trophy co winners Harl Feldkamp and Walfred Larson. Larson also leads in free throw percentage at 56 percent.
The Saline High School declamation contest sponsored by the Michigan Forensic Association selected district representatives. Teddy Lou Cousins and Paul Harbecke won interpretive readings, Sally Cook and Sharon Larson won oratorical, Nancy Ross won humorous. They earn the silver key for district competition in April. East Jack?
Mrs. Mildred A. Haswell reports about 50 people attended the Saline High School contest Tuesday night. Judge Neery of the University of Michigan speech department presided, noting the turnout amid many other local activities.
Miss Elisabeth Anne Nichols daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Gray of Saline Valley Farms Saline is enrolled as a resident student in the One Year Course at the Katherine Gibbs School in Boston and begins her work.
September twenty second notes Miss Nichols who attended the University of Michigan High School and is now enrolled at Oberlin College.
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