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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1952

Page

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Saline High Band wins first division at district festival

At Ypsilanti district band festival Arthur Katterjohn led Saline High School to a unanimous first division rating the school’s first ever in district history. Four of sixteen bands earned top honors with Saline’s performance featuring Sousa Washington Post March and Grundman American Folk Rhapsody. The ensemble of 41 members includes Gene Austin Jim Austin Joan Campbell Phillip Badour Jane Campbell Sally Campbell Mildred Collins Teddy Cousins Ed Doll Dan Gable David Gable Kenneth Guenther Marian Guenther Ardala Hersch Eleanor Rudler Jean Klumpp Danny Larson Walfred Larson Charles Lindemann Jack Losee Stephen MacArthur Rosalie Marshall Jerry Miller Elton Moehn Robert Parsons Norwin Raus Ellen Reed Allen Rentschler Jim Rhoades Wilma Rhoades Hattie Sanders Christina Schnierle Jim Schroeder Ann Taylor Karen Taylor Marjorie Tower Irene Trinkle Nan Young Kit Young.

Ypsilanti Arthur Katterjohn Saline High Saline East Lansing Sousa Washington Post Grundman Katterjohn 41 Strong Sa Ine High Gene Austin Jim Austin Joan Austin John Anderson Phillip Badour Jane Campbell Phil Campbell Sally Campbell Mildred Collins Teddy Cousins Ed Doll Dan Gable David Gable Kenneth Guenther Marian Guenther Ardala Hersch Eleanor Rudler Jean Klumpp Danny Larson

This and That The year brings spring and pennants

Spring ends winter as G L Parsons backs the Cleveland Indians for the pennant. Henry Leutheuser sports a new coat while Mr Clark remains a Saline mystery. Various social notes mention dinner guests and a funeral in Peotone Illinois.

G. L. Parsons Cleveland Indians

Saline High to Stage Professor How Could You Comedy

The Saline High School senior class presents a three act comedy Professor How Could You in the school auditorium at 8 15 P M on March 28 and 29. Steve MacArthur plays Keats Perry a young professor who must marry to become dean with John Appelby helping find a wife.

Saline High School Keats Perry Steve MacArthur John Appelby Jerry Gonser Grandma Grandpa Perry Martina Heminway Duane Girbach Vicky Randolph Ann Taylor Boggins Egon Gross Priscilla Morley John Anderson Tootsie Bean Marilyn Walker Valerie Whitman Lou Ann Elfring Butcher Boy Bean Tootsie James Schroeder

Saline High School to Add Judicial Branch

At a Saline High School student council meeting the judicial committee's report was approved and an amendment to the constitution for ratification by the student body at an assembly today was proposed. The plan establishes a judicial branch with a chief justice and four associate justices appointed by the president and confirmed by the council to settle disputes and test legislative act constitutionality.

Saline High School

Saline Hotel Names New Manager Chronicle

Earl Chriss Christopher has taken over Saline Hotel and bar duties while Henry Leutheuser rests. He may accept the post permanently. Christopher, a longtime Saline resident, married Inez Zloss in 1937 and earlier worked with King Seely in Ann Arbor until 1941. He served in the Merchant Marine for 389 months during the war and later ran the Polar Bear until 1949 and then the Alden Bar in Alden, Michigan, before assuming the Saline post.

Earl “Chriss Christopher Saline Henry Leutheuser Inez Zloss King Seely Ann Arbor Merchant Marine Alden Mich Chain of Lakes Region

Local Teachers To Attend County Institute Friday

Twenty four Saline teachers will attend the Annual County Teacher's Institute at the Horace H Rackham Building in Ann Arbor. Morning sessions begin 9 30 with Julius W Haab presiding. Speakers include Lawrence Vrevedoe and Judge James R Breakey Jr. Afternoon sessions feature MBA district and UM honors convocation with Virgil M Rogers speaking on the role of the teacher in school community understanding.

Saline Horace H. Rackham Ann Arbor Julius W. Haab Lawrence Vrevedoe University James R. Breakey, Jr Washtenaw County University of Michigan Virgil M. Rogers Battle Arthur Katterjohn Clare Collins Mildred A. Haswell Beatrice McMlaren Mary Stewart Lois Sebastian Pauline Coates Alberta Rogers Betty Stuckman Joyce Silkworth Lillian Benjamin Shirley Brand Alice Scott Doris Hummel Iva Ross

Local Couple Celebrates 35th Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Finkbein er were surprised with a Sunday March 16 party for their 35th anniversary. Hosted by their children Mr. and Mrs. Milton Feldkamp and Mr. and Mrs. Alwie Finkheiner, the event honored Nancy Feldkamp. About 24 relatives attended a pot luck dinner with wedding suit decorations, flowers and money gifts reported.

Fred Finkbeiner Milton Feldkamp Alwie Finkheiner Nancy

Students Visit Detroit Hudson Store for Style Show

The Home Economics Class travels to Detroit on Friday to attend a style show at Hudson and buy sewing materials. The eighth grade Science Class visited the Culligan Soft Water Service in Ann Arbor on Tuesday morning.

Detroit Hudson Culligan Soft Water Service Ann Arbor

Saline High Four Winners In District Declamatory Contest

Four Saline High students qualified for the district contest in Ypsilanti next month after a twelve pupil field in the local declamatory event. Winners MacArthur Woods Meske and Cook earned top honors in dramatic humorous and oratorical divisions respectively.

Saline High Ypsilanti Stephen MacArthur James Cook Nancy Woods Sally Meske MacArthur Sherman Fillmore University of Michigan

Saline Fire Department Responds to Three Alarms

The Saline Fire Department answered three alarms last week. At 4:45 Friday morning a chimney fire at Edwin Klager’s home caused a hole in the wall with damage estimated at $50. A roof fire on Water Works Road at about 8 p.m. Saturday night caused about $30 in damage. Sunday an overheated hot water tank at A. L. Gilvom’s home at 494 S. Ann Arbor caused no damage reported.

Saline Edwin Klager Klager Road Armbruster Waterworks Road A. L.gilvom S. Ann Arbor

Saline Fans Attend Ann Arbor Ice Carnival

Saline spectators cheered the local participants at the Ann Arbor Ice Carnival. The Stimpsons hosted the Ardis Heiningers for dinner Friday. Donald Stimpson of Owosso was weekend guest of the Theodore Stimpsons.

Saline Ann Arbor Ted Stimpsons Ardis Heiningers Donald Stimpson Owosso Theodore Stimpsons

Advisory Council Discusses Reorganization Challenges at Saline High

The Educational Advisory Council met at Saline High to review committee roles and the plan for district reorganization. Lincoln Consolidated Superintendent Wanty outlined benefits and 638 square mile service area, noting growing nonresident pupil numbers and looming high school overcrowding by 1954.

Educational Advisory Council On Saline High Coates Lincoln Consolidated Wanty Lincoln

Junior Talent Show Is Huge Success

The Saline High School junior class hosted its third annual Talent Show last Friday night. Proceeds totaled 141.95 with 103.00 in profit. Winners were Carol Levey first prize ten dollars, Sandra Karner second prize five dollars, and Jane Austin third prize three dollars. Judges were Mrs. Robert Merchant Miss Barbara Enelow and Arthur Katterjohn. Gerald Miller won the angel food cake door prize. Adviser Bea trice Meliren called it the most successful of the three shows.

Saline High School Carol Levey Sandra Karner Jane Austin Robert Merchant Barbara Enelow Arthur Katterjohn Gerald Miller Beatrice Meliren

Fair Board Holds First Regular Meeting Next Monday

The first regular meeting of the Fair Board is set for Monday night March 23 at 8:00 p.m. at Saline High. Committees will be appointed and plans for the new year made.

Fair Board Saline High

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S. H. S. Band Mr. Clark George Malinczak Fred _Giesel Lee Tescher L. A. Carey Frank Wilkinson Walford Larson Alvin Siemsen Karen Martin Popperrhagen Peotone Saline Rotarians Mt. Pleasant Rotary Club Germany France Egon M. Gross Marburg Edward Laukon Christa Breitkreutz Berlin George Wood Sue Thomas Haswell Judicial Branch Saline Hotel County Institute Saline Fire Department Advisory Council Leo Jensen Supt. Jensen Saline Observer The Observer Don Feldkamp George J. Bonich Ysho al Coley Vern Drake Dundee Jack Tinsman Haabusch Gray
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