Editorial staff and players described in school notes
An amateur editorial section lists editors and junior high editors including Hallie Mehler Thelma Wahl Marjorie Haeussler Ann Ross and others. The excerpt then humorously explains football play by detailing field action tackles blocks and player fatigue with exaggerated doglike panting and crowds.
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Aditor
Hallie Jane Mehler
Thelma Wahl
Marjorie Haeussler
Ann Ross
Lou Ann Elfring
Douglas Elfring
Mildred Bihlmeyer
Fourth Grade Reports Progress and Upcoming Tests
The fourth grade notes finishing a long arithmetic journey and currently reviews work. Several students earned the last mark by the skin of their teeth and express pleasure at finishing the year. They are also preparing for two geography tests after a single recent test.
Second Grade Finds Pet Tale Inspires Kindness
Students discuss a story titled Finding a Pet from a reading book and share two favorite stories. A weekly happy thought displays on the board, this week stating I am happiest when what I do makes other people happy too.
Saline High seniors plan field fund drive and spring events
The Saline Hi Times notes senior activities for 1947 48 including Home Economics class dinners and a Washington trip. Seniors organize fundraisers with Still’s Grill profits and a cakewalk to build a field fund as Baccalaureate Class Night and Graduation approach.
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Still
L. Z. Still
Saline High
Students Tour Detroit Bank Vaults and Tours
Mrs Patrick and twenty commercial students visited Manufacturers National Bank of Detroit on May 19. They toured three floors, saw vaults, money bags, and $10,000 bills, and exchanged coins. They dined in the cafeteria, viewed a 1 000 plus book library, and noted the bank’s modern machinery and staff hospitality arranged by Ieee Tescher.
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Patrick
Manufacturers National Bank of Detroit
Ieee Tescher
Football and rough play in the game
An essay portrays football as a rough sport with players mocked for their supposed brains and cites behavior described as battering rams. It suggests players need sharper thinking and recalls crude stereotypes about athletes.
Great Expectations Junior Trip Plans Embrace Senior Escort
The junior class anticipates a senior trip a year away after current seniors head to Washington. Conlin of Baltimore and Ohio advised on trip desires, sites, and costs. Planning acknowledges GI involvement and hopeful encouragement for next year. Jobs scarce in Saline. locals seek summer work to cover school costs.
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Charles Dickens
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio
Conlin
Saline
Its For The New Athletic Field
Under Coach Colby the football team has collected scrap iron and old paper for a week. The metals and papers will be sold to raise funds for a new athletic field, with contributions from Mac Gonser and the players.
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Mac Gonser
Colby
Saline FFA Beats Milan in Lopsided Baseball Clash
Saline defeated Milan 28 to 5 after a 14 run first inning as Saline coasted to victory. Milan made 12 errors to Saline's few misplays. Saline has two more games, one against Manchester FFA and another against Milan.
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Saline F.F.A
Milan F.F.A
Saline
Milan
Manchester Ffa
Yearbooks Arrive Soon at Saline High
In Saline High, students eagerly await this year’s yearbooks. Rumors say blue books with white trim, but details remain uncertain. The yearbooks will cover grades 7 through 12 and include class and organization photos.
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Saline High
New Football Field Project Lights Up Student Fund Drive
Plans for a new football field with lights and bleachers are under way. Students have been asked to contribute to the fund to support the project and its final preparations.
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Connie McCarthery
Sophomore Class Joys Ice Cream Experiment and Sweater Spotlight
The 10th grade Agriculture class tests ice cream recipes from their daily enterprise book producing four batches with mixed results. Frank Randall and Jimmy Stierle model blue and gold sweaters as Home Economics II studies centerpieces and menu planning culminating in a Friday informal dinner served by students.
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Daily Enterprise
Frank Randall
Jimmy Stierle
Home Economics II
Mr. Jensen
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