Saline High School - Salinian Yearbook (Saline, MI)

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DEDICATION As the golden voice of the bugle rings out loud and clear, and the beautiful flag of our be- loved United States slowly rises to stand guard and keep vigilence over us, we hear the tramp- ing feet of many marching men. With stern, deep, determined faces, they will go forth to fight and defend the inheritance which is ours. To these brave boys, we hereby dedicate this Volume of the Salinian with hopes that it may be of some solace and enjoyment to them.

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THE SALINIAN of SALINE HIGH SCHOOL Q! - F PUBLISHED B! The Journalism Club SALINE IS A BUSY SCHOOL by Supt. H. A. Bearss ENROLLMENT INCREASED TEN PER CENT. Nearly four hundred enthusiastic boys and girls entered Saline school in the fall of 1942. Everyone of them indicated their desire to obtain as much preparation for life as possible by punctual attendance at the school. Records indicated 975 punctuality for the first two marking periods. Very little sickness was experienced during the first semester. Fourteen teachers, two less than last year's faculty roll, took over the assignments for the ensuing year. Five veteran Saline teachers left the system to accept higher salaries elsewhere. The Saline Board of Education increased teachers salaries 105 for the year 1942-43. RECOGNITION OF IMPROVEMENT. The University of Michigan has recognized the improvement in these words: 'I wish herewith to express to you my genuine plea- sure in having had the opportunity to visit your school officially for the Uni- versity of Michigan Thursday, October 2. In general I was very much impressed by what I saw, and,have therefore little but commendation to voice respecting your organization and management.' . 'In particular I wish to commend the fine spirit manifested by both teachers and pupils, the progressive curriculum you have establishedg the orderly and efficient system of records you have adopted, and, the apparently enviable re- lationship you have developed in connection with the community and its affairs. I congratulate you on all these achievements. I also wish to mention with commendation your library books, and the fact that so large a percentage of your teachers are continuing their cultural and professional studies.' Signed. . . Calvin O. Davis, Inspector U. of M. FINANCES OF SALINE DISTRICT. The financial condition of the Saline Public School is excellent. Ever since the new building was erected in 1930, regular payments on interest and principal have been met with punctuality.