Saline High J-Hop Provides Evening Banquet and Talk
The Saline High Junior class organized a 1947 J-Hop for Seniors starting with a banquet led by Reverend Siemson. Don Merce and Delores Cekan spoke, followed by Mr. Donald Currie of Michigan Normal College who lectured on faith in self, others, and a higher power. Music by Ken Edwards and his band accompanied the dance, concluding with a satisfied crowd.
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Siemson
Heinie Gilligan
Don Merce
Delores Cekan
Bonich
Haswell
Heinie
Donald Currie
Michigan Normal College
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Ken Hdwards
Plan School Meeting
On Tuesday evening May 13 at eight the Saline school auditorium hosts a follow up meeting. A committee established last month will report and five central planning committee seats will be filled. Community representatives are invited and may join the central planning body.
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Sandman and Father Roles Highlight School Operetta
Hallie Jane Mehler wrote The Father and Donna Sue Thomas played the Sandman. Fourteen girls portrayed angels and four dew men with others as property men. Director Miss Gobdel received a compact and Mr Bonich a cigarette case for stage work. Over two hundred attended and enjoyed the performance.
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Hallie Jane Mehler
Sandman
Donna Sue Thomas
Angels
Dewmen
Miss Gobdel
Bonich
Public urged to study and voice views on United Nations
An economic teacher argues for public publicity and citizen input on the United Nations plan. He says nations must discuss proposals and the government will back if the people support it, otherwise the world body may fail like the League of Nations.
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Biology Class by John Dicks
The 4th period biology class finished work on lesser animals and began studying humans. Last Thursday the human skeleton was introduced including bone counts names structures and functions. Next recitation will cover joints and their differences.
Saline High Opens Baseball Season With Three Games
Saline High has started baseball with three games against Milan Dundee and Lincoln. The team beat Lincoln but lost close games to Milan and Dundee. A weather postponement cancelled the Rooosevelt game on Friday May 2. Four league home games remain at the park, aiming for a strong Huron League rating.
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Activity report prompts high school writing challenges
A study hall student contemplates topics for a weekly activity report. With few events this week, the writer considers detailing classes or risking a failing mark by not turning in the assignment. The piece explores the difficulty of choosing a subject for reflection.
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Saqing
Yearbooks Arrive At School For Personal Autograph Moment
A Friday event at the school saw yearbooks arrive and be distributed after a delay caused by unpaid subscriptions. Students rushed to read their copies and have signatures added, though teachers briefly took them until the final bell.
Saline Defeats Lincoln In Huron League Baseball
The Saline Hornets beat the Rail Splitters 5 to 3 at Lincoln in a Huron League game. Harry Fosdick pitched all nine innings for Saline allowing 3 hits while Schroos took the loss for Lincoln, giving up 5 hits.
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E F A Parents Night at Saline FFA Chapter
On April 28 Saline Future Farmers of America hosted a parents night with a lunch for parents and teachers. Don Mueller led discussion while Aaron Girbach spoke on FFA functions. Luke Schaible Bill Wallo Lynford Rentschler performed on instruments. Clark She sang. Green Hands were initiated: Bruce Arend Don Jaeger Elean Feit kamp Fred Humphrey and Don Weidman. Refreshments followed.
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Saline Future
Don Mueller
F.F.A
Aaron Girbach
Luke Schaible
Bill Wallo
Lynford Rentschler
Clark
Bruce Arend
Don Jaeger
Elean Feitkamp
Fred Humphrey
Don Weidman
E.F.A. Broadcast From Ann Arbor In Rain
The FWF A team broadcast from Ann Arbor with Aston Girbach Walter Sally Bruce Arend Don Mueller Douglas Hoeft Wayne Predmore Hidean Feldkamp Dave Levieit and sponsor Mr. Osgood. Heavy rain caused static but some listeners reported the program sounded very good.
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Ann Arbor
Aston Girbach
Walter Sally
Bruce Arend
Don Mueller
Douglas Hoeft
Wayne Predmore
Hidean Feldkamp
Dave Levieit
Mr. Osgood
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Mechanical Drawing by Roy Burmeister
Students in mechanical drawing have completed house and barn drawings and are now building them from plywood and cardboard. Projects must be to scale using plans and blueprints for reference, requiring skill to achieve accurate results.
LATIN A DEAD LANGUAGE By Don Merce
Students discuss Latin being a dead language but find it engaging. The piece notes future tense study, grammar parts, and the value of etymology in understanding the language.
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Latin Grammer
The New Arrival By Clara Baker
The Home Ec department unveils a new Westinghouse refrigerator arriving April 30 with 9 cubic feet capacity. The Home Ec girls prepared cafeteria dinners fairs popcorn and hot dogs to showcase the appliance and will care for it in the school setting.
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Hansel and Gretel Operetta at Saline High
Frances Jacobs reports the April 25 performance in the Saline High School gym by the Girls Glee Club with two freshmen boys Roland Sharette and Jack Burmeister. Roles included Hansel played by Sharette Gretel by Jerry Jordan Gertrude the mother by Thelma Wahl and Peter in the cast.
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Gretal
Frances Jacobs
Gretel
Saline High School
Girls Glee Club
Roland Sharette
Jack Burmeister
Jerry Jordan
Gertrude Dhe
Thelma Wahl
Peter
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