Saline High School - Salinian Yearbook (Saline, MI)

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unioz Cfau First Row: I, Grob, A. Kuebler, C. Phelps, S. Rogers, A. Robison, I. Blair, R. Bearss, H. Feeman, W. Haeussler, A. Singleton, Mr. Burgess, Advisor. Second Row: S. Feldkamp, K. Elsasser, M. Finch, M. Dietiker, M. Chlystek, R. Wells, G. Haeu- ssler, D. Gordon, R. Uphaus, D. Kohler, D. Smith, L. Tower, Mrs. Washburn, Advi- sor. Third Row: E. Lewis, D. Finkbelner, M. Bredernitz, B. Nelson, D. Burk- hardt, O. Bernard, W. Koebbe, S. Maschino, L. Burdick, J. Winkle, F. Clark, A. Klein, W. Jahnke. Top Row: E. Anderson, W. Ellis, K. Gramer, E. Weed, K. Cammet, H. Schaefer, D. Vaughn, H. Wilson, P. Hack, R. Hosmer, J. Thomas. When we took our places as juniors of the school, we did not even attempt to hide our eagerness to begin the year's activities. By following exact parlia- mentary procedure, we elected our class officers who were: President, Beatrice Nelson, Vice President, Harold Schaefer, Secretary, Charlotte Phelps, Treasurer, Doris Finkbeiner. A grand time was had by all who attended our class parties where Mrs. Wash- burn and Mr. Burgess, our class sponsors, taught us the fine art of dancing on one's own feet. This was preparatory for the J-Hop. Our Play, Hold Everythingn, directed by Mrs. Lee, was a smash hit. It netted us 12,105 which lifted the gray cloudsn concerning the financial backing for the crowning event of the year, the J-Hop. The absence of paper in the decorations of the J-Hop expressed only a little of our patriotism and did not hinder us from really enjoying ourselves. After the banquet prepared by our mothers and entertainment by the orchestra, the even- ing was climaxed by the Grand March. Saturday morning the enthusiasm for the J-Hop waned, as the clean-up committee took over. Looking ahead to next year, our future appears uncertain, but we are deter- mined to do our best by making all necessary sacrifices gladly.

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EEHIUHS Reginald Fischer 'Long he labored, hard and well.' Football, '59, '40 F.F.A., '4O,'41,'42 Elizabeth Boettger 'What's so pleasant as a day off?' Home Ee. Club, '41 Library, '4l,'42 Ralph Sally 'I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course.' F.F.A., '40,'4l,'42 Varsity, '41,'42 Football, '39,'4O,'41,'4 Basketball, '41 Alice Burmeister 'There's something about a sold1er.' Library, '41 Home Ee. Club, '42 Leon Heimindinger 'Some say he's quiet-- others doubt 1t.' Junior Play Senior Play Orchestra, '59,'40 F.F.A., '40,'4l,'42 Track, '40,'4l SEHIUHS Mary Ernst nalways ready to do her share. Glee Club, '40 Library, '41 Home Ec. Club, '42 Office, '42 Gene Stull 'Why grow? It's all so useless.' F.F.A., '42 Lila Lange 'Not forward but modest and patient in disposi- tion.' Glee Club, '39,'4O,'4l Home Ec. Club, '42 Library, '41,'42 Office, '42 Lawrence McAllister 'Unhurried, unflurried, not easily provoked.' Elowene Rentschler 'She is a quiet girl-- at times.' Glee Club, '59 Home Ec. Club, '42 Library, '41, '42 Senior Play Journalism, '41, '42

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3OpAOmO2'2 cfdjd First Row: H. Schmidt, W. Koebbe, B. Berry, M. Henderson, E. Hertler, E. M. A1- ber, D. Milky, D. Otto, A. Ellis, V. Watson, T. Westphal, H. Brassow. Second Row: M. Eisele, Maxine Burmeister, H. Kohler, Mildred Burmeister, C. Rentschler, M. Feldkamp, J. Braun, S. Kern, P. Crothers, M. Owen, V. Schaefer, A. Easton, M. Sally, C. Kingsley. Third Row: R. Burmeister, E. Spike, K. Scruggs, D. Hall, L. Kohler, G. Kleuter, M. Dieterle, E. Noble, M. Bird, T. Oldridge, P. Henderson, V. Haberer, M. Camburng Mr. Greenstein, Advisor. Top Row: P. Mueller, K. Schultz, H. Wackenhut, D. Westphal, B. Lewis, C. Wurster, O. Irwin, H. Lange, R. Leonard, W. Otto, G. Graf, R. Dechert, D. Heininger. The Sophomore class of 1941-42 consisted of 53 members. The class increased when Arlene Easton, Betty Berry, Thelma Oldridge, Violet Haberer, Pearl Crothers, Ella Mae Alber, Katherine Scruggs, Vada Watson, and Howard Schmid joined during the year. Two of the members, Edith Oldridge and William Brackney, left during the year. Among the high lights of the year were a hay ride party and a roller skating party. We also sponsored a dance for the public with a box social and White Ele- phant auction as added attractions. The class officers elected for the year were: Richard Burmeister, President: Harold Wackenhut, Vice Presidents Harold Brassow, Secretary, and Marie Bird, Treasurer. The Sophomore Class was highly honored when Marian Feldkamp won the district Declamation Contest. Outstanding in athletics were: Roy Dechert, Harold Brassow, Harold Wacken- hut and Bill Koebbe. Outstanding in band were: B. Lewis, H. Lange, and D. Westphal.