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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1947
Page
3
Editorial staff names and positions are listed including Editor In Chief Hallie Jane Menier Junior Editor Thelma Wahl Sophomore Editor Jorie Haeussier Freshman Editor Barbara Dechert and Junior High Editors Lou Ann Elfring and Douglas Elfing with grades in parentheses.
The class built a school store with big signs and paper money. Dozens of oranges and lemons sold out as students enjoyed the play, and a Halloween party left the room cheerful. The history class studies Current Events and the Freedom Train. The Student Council raised $600 for chairs and the community project earned praise for Hennefield.
Sifth grade students plan Halloween masks from home paper bags. They join the beginning band organized by Mr Ford. Students include Glen Hagan Mildred Collins Phil Campbell Jerry Miller Milton McCartery and John Erskin. Glen Hagen helps label science items and manages the science library.
The eighth grade hosted a Halloween party last Saturday described as a big success. The game committee arranged exciting activities for all students at Beverly Bisard's farm, with enjoyable surroundings.
Students discuss long skirts and football field plans while supporting Hor nets in a tough season. History lessons become engaging as Sophomores host a quiz show led by Mr. Coates. The Drum Corps practices for Chelsea, thistles disrupt practice, and a recent assembly previews relief for others. Henry V screening at Hill Auditorium educates English and Speech students with Olivier in the lead.
Classes across grades seven through twelve vote to support a European school and aid five families. Sophomores and juniors pledge help for starving Europeans, with the whole student body urging Saline citizens to participate.
Last week elections chose Luther Schaibie as president Irene Welkamp as vice president Ronald Rentschler as treasurer and Doris Alber as secretary These four will lead the student government in the coming year The student body shows strong support for the new officers.
A WEWS senior class meeting voted four plays read, choosing Grandad Steps Out as the class play. Books ordered, senior portraits were taken, and three D.A.R. reps Hallie Jane Mehler Betty Moble Jean Wurster were chosen for faculty voting. The class to adopt a starving Europe family and will report details soon.
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