Saline High forensics team posts best year ever
Saline High School forensics caps a standout season led by advisor Mary Sue Wahl. Kevin Kraushaar earns high placements from district to state, with underclassmen expected to carry the program forward in 1973 74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline High School
Mary Sue Wahi
Brighton
Liz Cohen
Teresa Davis
Eric Losey
Marshall Monk
Debby Clark
Life
Mary Sue Wahl
Saline
Patti Perry
Debby Michael
Jody Munsell
Tammy Carris
Brenda Croy
Mary Wahl
Marcia
Saline High School Honors Underclassmen At 10th Award Night
Saline High School held its 10th annual recognition program in the evening for the first time. Varsity reserve and junior varsity athletic awards were given alongside regional and state industrial arts honors and achievements in art, music, fitness, and academics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline High School
J.V
Clement Corona
John Bersuder
Bob Craigmile
Tony Handy
Larry Linde
James Wicker
Joe Barrett
Geoff Crosbie
Terry Gage
Tom Mikesell
Danny Mills
Steve Monty
Andy Scotton
Mark Vanderpool
Mike Brown
Tony Branoff
Jon, Dulong
Jim Hart
Robert Lossing
Scott Smith
Rocky Wagner
Douglas Degner
Rick Janich
Gene Robinson
Randy Ebbersburger
Rick Ebersburger
Dave Gailbreath
Tom Benson
Larry Miracle
Mike Chase
George Trail
Matt Hon
Bruce Harregan
Dan Scotton
Tom Wisely
Ken Pruitt
al Kaufman
Roger Raham
al Castlebury
Rich Kline
Carl Schiffman
Tim Hafner
Pony thieves active after two ponies vanish at Lynch farm
Washtenaw County deputies investigated the disappearance of Teresa and Tommy Lynch ponies from 1473 Judd Rd. Tracks showed a truck possibly stopped at night near the pasture. One pony a small red gelded colt with a white face the other a brown and white mare. Mrs. Lynch urged checking auctions and slaughterhouses for the ponies. Contact 429-2477 with information.
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Tom Lynch
Judd Rd
Lynch
Teresa
Tommy
Washtenaw County Sheriff’s
Saline Memorial Day Parade to Open at 10 A.M.
Grand Marshall Lewis Belleau says there is room for last minute marchers in the Saline Memorial Day parade this Monday May 28. The march will form at 9 30 A.M. near the Fire Hall and proceed to Oakwood Cemetery with color guards World War I veterans and local bands. A Senior Citizens pot luck dinner is set for 6 30 P.M. at the Saline American Legion Hall with city officials attending.
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Saliné
Michigan Ave
Fire Hall
Oakwood Cemetery
Legion
Saline American Legion Hall
Mills Rd
al Saccomagno
Saline Ministerial Association
Joseph Graf
Michigan ‘Ave
Union School
CANDIDATES REMAIN IN SCHOOL BOARD RACE AFTER PETITION CHECK
After a petition review for the School Board race only nine candidates remain. Incumbent treasurer Elaine Heiserman and eight hopefuls including Dr. Carter Bishop Lawrence Carris Rev. Robert Harvey Maxine Nelson Elaine O Connor Robert Perry and William Taylor will answer four school related questions for publication in The Reporter.
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Charles Kolander
Elaine Heiserman
Carter Bishop
Lawrence Carris
Robert Harvey
Maxine Nelson
Stephanie Nelson
Elaine O’connor
Robert Perry
William Taylor
Saline Area Schools announce final exam schedule
Seniors finished yesterday and next week is the last week for all students. Exam days are set for Thursday and Friday June 7 and 8 with high school exams on a half day. Other schools will have morning sessions only. Afternoon kindergarten meets Thursday morning. morning kindergarten has Thursday off and Friday morning.
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Saline Area
Saline FFA Banquet Honors Top Sales and Leaders
The Saline Future Farmers of America held its annual banquet May 2, 1973 at Saline High School. After a dinner by the FFA girls, awards were presented. Top seven seed salesmen exceeded 100 dollars each: Feldkamp Kamp David, Naebeck Rodney, Naebeck Byron, Renkiewicz Joé, Harsh Tom, Rogers Keith, Sally Richard. The FFA Leadership Contest team placed first district and third regional, with Jeff Feldkamp chairing and members Feldkamp, Sally, Harsh, Rogers, St. Clair, Hertler, Finkbeiner. Chapter proficiency honors went to Stegenga Ag mechanics, Feldkamp crop production, Rogers dairy production. Gold-Rated Chapter awards went to… continued on Page 6.
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Saline Future Farmers of America
Saline High School
F.H.A
David Feld‘kamp
Rodney Naebeck
Byron Naebeck
Joé Renkiewicz
Tom Harsh
Keith Rogers
Richard Sally
Saline F.F.A
F.F.A
Washtenaw March of Dimes Awards Ten Seniors Scholarships
Michelle Apsey of Macon Road is among ten area high school seniors to win $500 college scholarships from the March of Dimes. The Washtenaw County Chapter reports $68,000 raised, with Michael Liepman receiving the $250 Thomas Francis Jr. Memorial Award for his birth defects essay. Officers named for 1974 campaign.
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Michelle Apsey
Beatrice Apsey
Macon Rd
March of Dimes
Washtenaw County
National Foundation
Thomas Francis Jr
Michael Liepman
University of Michigan
Miss Apsey
Michelle
School of Nursing
M.S.U
John Briegel
Washtenaw
Robert Henry
Robert Rau
Ralph Beuhler
Edward Salowitz
County March of Dimes
Saline Proposes New Rec Facilities At Mon roe Street
Jim Tripp and the Saline Recreation Commission unveil a master plan behind the community center on Monroe Street. A federal grant of 43500 will be matched by 23500 in city funds totaling 67000 for upgrades including lighted Little League and men s softball diamond three tennis courts a wood chip running track horseshoe pit and playground. council will issue construction guidelines and an open meeting is set for June 21 at 8 p.m.
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Jim Tripp
Pleasant Ridge
Recreation Commission
Monroe Street
Saline Recreation
Steve Lindemyer
Linfemyer
Open Recreation Commission
Council
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Forensics Society
Kevin Kraushaar
Karren Cole
Ypsilanti
Anne Fisher
Barbara McCann
Marilyn Feldkamp
Kraushaar
S.H.S
Kevin
S.hs
Jensen School
Margaret Phillips
Janice McCombie
Cheryl Sietert
Sabra Sweaty
Marlene Marion
Kim Graham
Greg Sippel
Jensen
Hubert Beach
Harold Hintz
Gene Austin
Liberty Stars
Highlanders
Rec
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