Final HS Roster Honors and High Honors Cited
Final high school honor rolls announce top students for the last marking period and semester under a new ranking system. The plan mirrors graduation standards with four academic subjects and A or better for Highest Academic Honors and four subjects with B or better for Academic Honors. The list also includes Honor and Not Included categories, noting subject counts affected ranking. Senior and Junior rolls show multiple named students across categories and continued on page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathie Reed
Shirley Sheehan
Bruce Carr
Earl Klager
Jerri Olson
Ted Graban
Lois Sutton
Pamela Kidwell
Karen Hinderer
Gayle Finkbeiner
Fifteen Seniors Graduate With Honors at High School
Fifteen members of the class of 1962 received academic honors during Thursday evening commencement at the high school. Edward Strait, son of Mr and Mrs Elwin Strait, graduated with Highest Honors. Others on the honors list include Louise Anderson Gay Beck James Bernard Beverly Brown Sandra Brown Joyce Ehnis Elaine Ference Mary Sue Gordon Merrilie Harvey Doris Herter Tom Jeppesen Gary Niethammier Barbara Schmid and Carol Thompson. Judd Arnett Free Press columnist spoke. Rev Alfred Hardt gave the invocation and benediction. Elmer Houghton, principal, presented the class. diplomas were conferred by Mrs Robert Tefft and Leo Jensen. Music was by Miss Sally Stimpson and Arthur Katterjohn. The class gift was presented by Robert Weisenreder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Strait
Elwin Strait
Louise Anderson
Gay Beck
James Bernard
Beverly Brown
Sandra Brown
Joyce Ehnis
Elaine Ference
Mary Sue,Gordon
Merrilie Harvey
Doris‘ ‘Herter
Tom Jeppesen
Gary ‘Niethammier
Barbara Schmid
Carol Thompson
Judd Arnett
Free Press
Max Haswell
Alfred Hardt
Elmer Houghton
Robert Tefft
Board of Education
Leo Jensen
Saline Area
Sally Stimpson
Arthur Katterjohn
Robert Weisenreder
Tourist Duck Band Return Hints at Tragic Saline Visit
A letter to Ed Warner from H. D. Ruhl of the Department of Conservation confirms a duck band returned after a duck found dead in Saline. The band No M34741 was issued to Game Haven Shooting Preserve near Lapeer Michigan and likely used fall 1961 to spring 1962. The mallards at the preserve are free-flying, suggesting the bird may have ventured away to explore the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Ed Warner
H. D. Ruhl
Game Division
Department of Conservation
Saline Park
Game Haven
Lapeer
Michigan
Library Board Sets June 18 Meeting at Sylvie Library
The Sylvie Library board will meet on June 18 at 7 30 p.m. in the library to discuss library matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvie Library Board
Library
Coates Accepts Post as Beecher Assistant Superintendent
Randall Coates of 213 E Michigan Ave has taken the job of assistant superintendent of secondary education in the Beecher School System near Flint. He led Lincoln High School for ten years after twelve years in Lincoln schools as teacher, assistant principal, and principal. He holds a B A from Eastern Michigan University and an M A from the University of Michigan and is pursuing a Ph D at U M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall Coates
Michigan Ave
Beecher
Flint
Coates
Lincoln High School
Lincoln
Eastern Michigan University
University of Michigan
U-M
Saline Adds Jack Measley to Police Force
Jack Measley, 31, of 208 W. McKay St., joins the Saline police department as a full-time officer. He brings nine years in law enforcement with prior service at the Ann Arbor and University of Michigan police forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Jack Measley
W. McKay St
Measley
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Summer Band Rehearsals Open Here
More than 180 young musicians are registered as the annual summer band program begins. The schedule includes Beginning Band for new fifth graders, Intermediate School classes, and Senior High rehearsals with Manchester High School students. Saline and Manchester alternate weeks. Saline started June 11 and continues every other week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Katterjohn
Manchester
Saline
Shelter Study Finds Three Sites Here
Col. Gerald Miller reports phase I of the national shelter survey identifies three Saline locations for possible civil defense shelter use. The Intermediate School basement could shelter 56, first floor 108, and Detroit Edison basement 26 with upgrades. In Washtenaw County, 46 suitable and 90 potential buildings were found outside Ann Arbor.
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Saline
Gerald Miller
Col. Miller
Washtenaw County
Miller
Detroit Edison
Lodi
Pittsfield
York Township
Ypsi State Hospital
Ann Arbor
Eight-Team Expansion Spurs Local Softball League
The Fun and Fumble softball program has grown to eight teams this year adding several new clubs and names. Tuesday features Jaycees vs Saline Mercantile and Community Ford vs Hoover Containers. The schedule includes Dee Jay Drive Inn against A and M Chevrolet and George's Bar against Bridgewater Tavern with all games at 6:30 p.m. until lights allow night play. A full schedule will be published next week.
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Jaycees
Saline Mercantile
Community Ford
Hoover Containers
Dee-Jay Drive Inn
A & M Chevrolet
George’s Bar
Bridgewater Tavern
Dee- Jay Drive Inn
A &M
Calendar Watchers Bev and Chris Count Days to Europe Tour
Two Saline High School graduates Beverly Brown and Christine MacDonald are set to join the Michigan Chorale for a two week European tour. They will stay with local families in Northern Ireland Ireland England the Netherlands and Germany visiting Belfast Keswick Burton on Trent Tunbridge Wells Amsterdam Berlin and Oldenburg before returning August 16. They previously toured under Lester McCoy and now anticipate flying from Detroit Metropolitan Airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Brown
Christine MacDonald
Detroit
Michigan Chorale
Europe
Bev
Chris
Chorale
Ireland
England
Holland
Germany
Lester McCoy
Harold Brown
Ann Arbor
J. MacDonald
Schill Rd
Saline High School
Belfast
Lake Country
Giant’s Causeway
Northern Ireland
Keswick
Burton-on-Trent
Tunbridge Wells
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Berlin
Oldenberg
Saline BPW to Install New Officers at Dinner
Newly elected officers of the Saline Business and Professional Women's club will be installed at a potluck dinner at Mrs. Nina Arend's home on June 18. The event begins at 6 30 p.m. Eunice Papier district chairman will serve as installing officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline Business and Professional Women’s Club
Nina Arend
Eunice Papier
G Newton Named Jaycee of the Year At Awards Dinner
George Newton Jr. was named Jaycee of the year at the Saline hotel awards dinner on June 6. Recipients included Klein, Martin, Finkbeiner, Ford, Cobb, Lamberson, Radloff, and others earning Spark Plug honors. auxiliary and corporate figures received pins and certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Newton
Jaycee
George Newton, Jr
Mark Hannah Ct
Saline Hotel
University of Michigan Physics Department
John Klein
G. Merritt Martin
Ron Finkbeiner
Jim Ford
Dave Cobb
Charles Lamberson
Herman Radloff
George Anderson
George Newton
Ed Doll
Earl Reimold
Steiner Wins Third Term On Board of Education
Steiner wins a four year term on the Saline Board of Education by 14 votes over Donald Wiedman amid a low turnout of 188 voters. The same article notes Saline seniors chosen for Wolverine Boys State, with three Saline juniors selected and details of the June Michigan State University program. Steiner, 42, a University of Michigan employee, has served as secretary for two prior terms. The board meets this Wednesday and holds its annual organization in July.
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Steiner
Board of Education
Saline
American Legion
Keith W. Armbruster
Saline- Ann Arbor Rd
State Police
Sheriff's “Office
Lansiig
Mayor's Office
Ingham County Bar Association
Oliver Steiner
Donald Wiedman
Warner Rd
Wiedman
University of Michigan
Saline-Ann Arbor Rd
Saline Junior Chosen for Girls State Delegation
Kathie Reed, Saline High School junior and daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Reed, is Saline's delegate to Girls State to be held at the University of Michigan campus in June 1928. Martha Esch is named alternate. selections reflect scholarship citizenship and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathie Reed
Saline High School
Paul Reed
W. Joy Rd
Saline
Dan Levleit
American Legion Auxiliary
Michigan
University of Michigan
Martha Esch
Everett Esch
Saline Weekend Socials Highlight Local Families
Over the weekend, the Ray Davises hosted relatives including Paul and his family. Saline High School alumni banquet drew many as Patricia Bird and Julia Bird visited Cedarville College prospects. The community also noted baccalaureate and graduation events in Dexter and Saline with attendees from multiple families.
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Ray Davises
Paul
Carl Winters
John Baker
Portage Lake
Saline Reporter adds two local staff alumni this summer
Ray Andres, a 1962 Saline High School graduate and son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Andres of 103 Russell St, plans winter night classes in accounting and related fields after moving from the Traverse City area three years ago. John Parsons of 600 W Michigan Ave, a University of Michigan student and son of Mr and Mrs Bruce Parsons, also returns with the Reporter this summer.
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Ray Andres
Saline High School
Andrew Andres
Russell St
Ray
Saline
Traverse City
John Parsons
Michigan Ave
University of Michigan
Bruce Parsons
Tens and Teens Horse Show Winners List
Winners of the Tens and Teens 4-H Club horse show at Farm Council grounds on Sunday include Wan da DeSautel in western pleasure and trail. John Schneider in western pleasure open. Jean Vielhauer in cloverleaf. Maryanne Patterson in English pleasure. Jerry Fortin in horsemanship. Phillip Miller in pony pleasure. Sue Foster in horsemanship. Susan Miller in pony hatter. John Doyle of Ypsilanti leads the club.
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Farm Council
Wanda DeSautel
John Schneider
Jean Vielhauer
Maryanne Patterson
Jerry Fortin
Phillip Miller
Sue Foster
Susan Miller
John Doyle
Ypsilanti
Elmer Rothfuss Undergoes Surgery at Saline Community
Elmer Rothfuss is a surgical patient at Saline Community Hospital this week and was operated on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruben Finkbeiner
Women’s Hospital
Ann Arbor
Elmer Rothfuss
Saline Community Hospital
Two Local Men to Tour Europe in Fall
Dr. Lloyd Ge Steiner and Albert Gall join 38 Michigan farmers in the People to People tour to Russia and Europe. Delegates, including dairy poultry beef and swine farmers and veterinarians, depart September 8 and return September 29. Tours cover Poland France East and West Germany and Russia. They were briefed by a tour conductor and United Nations personnel, warned the trip is work not a vacation, with 16 to 18 hour days. Gall said they hope to meet Khrushchev and discuss corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
France
West
Germany
Russia
United Nations
New York
Albert Gall
Gall
Khrushchev
Saline Boy Scout Troop 46 Family Picnic Planned
Saline Boy Scout Troop 46 will hold a family picnic on June 20 at 7 p.m. in Saline City Park. Families of scouts leaders and committeemen are invited. A Court of Honor to which the public is invited will follow at 8 p.m.
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Saline
Saline City Park
Fun Club Meeting Sets 8:30 P.M. June 20
Members gather at 8 30 p m on June 20 at Mrs Robert Bassett s home for a Fun Club meeting with ribbon corsages as the evening project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bassett
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Elaine
Gary Niethammer Gay
Beck James Bernard
Richard Johnson
Mary Sue Gordon
Tom Wagener
Larry Klumpp
Abigail Young
Louise’ Anderson
Gary Niethammer
Louise Anderson James Bernard Richard
Johnson Mary Sue
Gordon Tom Wagener
Edward Korte
Honor
Doris Herter
Judy Lehmann
Brian LaRue
Sandra Merritt
Sara Schaible
Donna Diable
Babs Schmid
Marie Katalinich
Katrene Gall Carol Ann Guenther
Tom. Jeppesen
Alfredo Romero
Sara
Schaible
Carol Ann Guenther
Susan Anthony
Donna van Nest
Officer Jack Measley
BPW
Bob Russell
Marathon Oil Co
Paul Tull
The
Saline Reporter
Karl Bird
Patricia
Julia
Straits of Mack
Julius Ehnis
Joyce
Louise Varisco
Cleveland, O
Karl Birds
Miss Varisco
Julia Bird
Cedarville College
Cedarville
D. C
B.S. Troop 46
Mildred Scott
Mi Keion
Scott
Wilson J. Scott
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