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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1947

Page

3

Spring Fever senior play at Brookfield College

A Savannah style campus section reports the Spring Fever senior play set in a college town with characters Ed Burns Vic Lewis Howard Brant and Anne Purcell. The piece mixes romance academic life and a Bolshevik pose misunderstanding driving the plot with Mrs Spangler and Aunt Maude aiding graduation.

Lou Herron Anne Purcell Howard Maude Maude Corey California Jackie Mitchell Virgil Bean Zoology Lloyd Finkbeiner Dixon Brookfield College George Osborne

School Editorial Highlights Student Recording Project

The article lists editors Hallie Mehler Wahl and Thelma Wahl with other staff as they note a recording machine bought by Mr. Coates. Classes make records of their work to encourage study and reduce embarrassment on a record. History lessons become more engaging, and freshman girls plan to prepare breakfasts as part of cooking class activities.

Saline High School Library Haswell

Sixth Grade Baseball and Basketball Update

Sixth grade baseball lost 8 to 1 but enjoyed the game and plans extra practice to improve. In basketball the sixth grade beat the seventh grade 11 to 6 last Wednesday during eighth period, with Dale Monagin four points and Walfred Larsen three. Gerald Miller and Earl Feldkamp added two each. Girls from both grades led cheers. A rematch challenge to the seventh grade is issued. Thursday afternoon the group rode the bus to Dell School under Mrs. Martin's drive.

Dale Monagin Walfred Larsen Gerald Miller Earl Feldkamp

Hurrah for Student Council Announces Dance Revival

On November 21 the gym filled with happy students as they resumed dancing after a pause last year. The event marks a privilege to dance and a chance to learn, with last year's Friday afternoon dances proving successful and hoped to continue.

A Peek at the Stars and a Film Flameout

A review blasts Forever Amber as a wasteful adaptation with a flimsy plot and amateur turn by Linda Darnell. It praises the photography but notes the fire and plague scenes are scant. The piece also criticizes Bing Crosby for cancellations and gifts amid charity dinners and reveals Dale Evans and Roy Rogers’ secret marriage. Alan Young’s radio-biography note closes the column.

Amber London Linda Darnell Bing Crosby Bob Hope Hope Crosby ABC Breakfast Club Chicago Eddie Cantor Tom Breneman Dale Evans Roy Rogers Alan Young CBS Tony Martin

Grade School Third Grade Pilgrim Posters Begin

In the third grade art class students start making posters about Pilgrims and will continue with the project. The activity introduces early American history through hands on craft in class.

Two Class Countdown to Thanksgiving Project

Sally Ann Stimpson notes a lengthy craft plan to create a man a woman a turkey a church and trees. The project must be finished in two class periods before Thanksgiving.

Sally Ann Stimpson

Fourth Grade News Highlights Ear Test and Scrap Books

Fourth graders tested hearing using a victrola and earphones with numbers on a record. Karen Taylor notes arithmetical tests last Friday with many A grades. Mary Kay Elfring and Mariene Doubleday describe Health Scrap Books featuring a carbohydrates section and a health wheel.

Karen Taylor Miss Morden Mary Kay Elfring

Flying Lifeboat A Coast Guard Glider Rescue Craft

The U S coast guard has developed a 36 foot flying lifeboat towed by plane and released for water landing. Wings and tail eject after landing while a small engine powers the craft to shore. It maintains contact with the rescue aircraft by two way radio.

U. S. Coast Guard Gib Swanson Capper Twoway

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