Saline High School - Salinian Yearbook (Saline, MI)
- Class of 1952
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MK iq ff A 3 4-I' N iifdfivzi V 'iff 'T Slim . , 1 f 1 . in X , .- . Y I Qu L rf :Student Counci Fourth row: Charles Anderson, Joe Graf, James Austin, Pat Williams, Eleanor Kuder, Mr. Bonich Qadviserj. ., Third row: Rhea Menzel, Richard Miller, James Schroeder, Glennis Brososky, Egon Gross, Bine Zettl. Second row: Dick Gonser, Sharon Larson, Marie Socks, Bob Groeb. First row: James Rhoades, Donna Wahl, Bill Anderson, Christa Breitkreutz. At table, left to right: Ann Taylor, Duane Girbach, Dorothy Marion, Jorun Anderson. OFFICERS President .... ...... . . Duane Girbach Vice President - . . .Dorothy Marion Secretary .... . . Ann Taylor Treasurer . . . . . . . . .Jorun Anderson Adviser ................ MF. BOI1iCh Two representatives from each class One representative from each organization ACTIVITIES Activity Tickets Noonhour recreation program Model United Nation Assembly Football Dance Record Dances All School Christmas Party Crusade for Freedom Drive COMPLIMENTS OF CONGRATULATIONS A 8: M CHEVROLET CO. BILL 8. BOB HARRIS CHEVROLET AND OLDSMOBILE SHELL SERVICE 6 O ornet 'Staff Top Row: Hattie Mae Sanders, Barbara Begole, Mary Kay Delfring, Egon Gross, James Schroeder, Gerald Miller. ' Second Row: Nancy Woods, Irene Trinkle, Elizabeth Dicks, Philip Cam-pbell, Ronnie Finkbeiner, Joe Graf, James Gleason, Mr. Bonich fadviserl. First Row: Rhea Menzel, Stephen MacArthur, Jerry Gonser, Emil Sattler, Glennis Brososky, Duane Girbach, Neil Lindemann, Eugene Leutheuser. STAFF Emil Sattler ---- --- Editor-in-chief Duane Girbach ---- --- Associate Editor Rhea Menzel ---- -- Business Manager Neil Lindernann ---------------------- --- Circulation Manager Eugene Leutheuser, James Schroeder--- --- Advertising Managers Jerry Gonser ------------------------ --------- S ports Editor Glennis Brososky ------------------ --- Feature Editor Joe Graf --------------------------- ----- A rt Editor James Gleason, Robert Leutheuser ---------- -- Columnists REPORTERS Teddy Cousins, Ardala Hersch, Elizabeth Dicks, Jane Jordan, Sally Campbell, Nancy Woods, Mary K. Elfring, Mary Woods, Marilyn Murray, Philip Campbell, Lois McTaggart, Martina Hemenway, Gerald Miller, Ronnie Finkbeiner, Irene Trinkle, Steve MacArthur. G. J. Bonich ------------------------------------------- --------- A dviser CONTRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF '52 NEWTON--FREEMAN INC. INSURANCE SERVICE 201 EAST LIBERTY STREET ANN ARBOR 7 0 and First row: QFront to backj Sharon Larson fmajorettel, Sharon Starling fmajorettej, Mary Wood fmajorettel, Mr. Katterjohn Qdirectorl. Second Row: JamesRhoades, Karen Taylor, Marion Geunther, Jerry Miller, Mildred Collins, James Schroeder, Marjorie Tower, Ann Taylor. Third row: Allen Rentschler, Ellen Reed, Jean Klumpp, Hattie Mae Sanders, Walfred Larson, Carl Sattler, Teddy Lou Cousins, Jorun Anderson. , Fourth row: David Gable, Joan Austin, Charles Lindemann, Nan Young, Norwin Raus, Eleanor Kuder, James Austin, Elton Moehn, Stephen MacArthur. Fifth row: Danny Gable, Jane Campbell, Gene Austin, Phillip Badour, Ardala Hersch, Sally Campbell, Wilma Rhodes, Kenny Geunther. Sixth row: Danny Larson, Rosalie Marshall, Kit Young, Jack Losee, Christina Schnierle, Irene Trinkle, Edward Doll, Philip Campbell. Seventh row: Shirley Sanderson Qmajorettej, Lois Finch Qmajorettel, Sharon Muir fmajorettel, Mr. Ford Qadviserj. OFFICERS President ------- ---------- - - Walred Larson Vice-President ---- ----- I rene Trinkle Secretary --------- --- ----- Marion Guenther Treasurer ------------------- --- Teddy Lou Cousins Student Council Representative ------------- ------- J ames Austin ACTIVITIES 1951-1952 District Festival Marched at Community Fair Played at Home Football Games Skating Party Played for Women's Club Spring Concert CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS OF '52 May you always cherish the memories of your years at S.H.S. - HULL'S GROCERY 8 . LI fulfl 0l'pJ Top Row: Mary Woods lmajorettej, Mr. Katterjohn Qadviserl, Josephine Ford, Dorothy Marion, Barbara Begole, Grace Steeb, Marilyn Walker, Marlene Wild, Mary Jane Wahl, Jane Jordan, Marie Socks, Marion Sanderson, Sharon Muir fmajorettel. Second Row: Sharon Starling fmajorettej, Delores Marion, Rose Ann Lambarth, Phyl is Gilbert, Patricia Rogers, Marlene Nissley, Elaine Rogers, Victoria Bredernitz, Elsie Heusel, Helen Graf, Mr. Ford Qadviserj, Lois Finch Qmajorettej. First Row: Sharon Larson fmajorettej, Barbara Anderson, Rhea Menzel, Fay Hilge, Beverly Sevey Darlene Klumpp, Louise Wackenhut, Karen Keller, Lois McTaggart, Dorothy Weible, Shirley Sanderson. Absent: Carol Schrader. ACTIVITIES Memorial Day Parade Marched in Community Fair Parade , Marched at Home Football Games Compliments of MERRITT'S n SALINE Shoes for the family ---- Men and boys' clothing CLINTON .F 9 glee cial, Top Row: Joan Terry, Sallee Wood, Florine Wild, Sally Stimpson, Janice Gogo, Marilyn Walker Mary Lou Lee, Joan Sheats, Barbara Luckhardt. Second Row: Denise Johnson, Mary Burns, Judy Jordan, Marlene Eisemann, Jean Hanson Donna Trudell, Magdeline Raus, Janet Luckhardt, Kay Meske, Mr. Katterjohn ldirectorj. First Row: Phylis Hartman, Nancy Woods, Hattie Mae Sanders, Martina Hemenway, Christina Schnierle, Eleanor Kuder, Norma Taylor, Judy Miller. President ----- OFFICERS Vice President - - - Secretary -------------------- Treasurer --------------------- --- Student Council Representative-H ACTIVITIES Roller Skating Party Sang at Christmas Program - - - - - Nancy Woods ------ Hattie Sanders Martina Hemenway Christina Schnierle --- Eleanor Kuder CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS MODERN HAIR CUTTING BURKHART STORE BOETTGER 81, COE BARBER SHOP 10 csexiei Top row: Mr. Katterjohn Qadvisorj, Marie Socks, Grace Steeb, Mary Woods, Sally Stimpson Qaccompanistj. First row: Martina Hemenway, Christina Schnierle, Nancy Woods. COMPLIMENTS OF MORRIL'S STUDENT st OFFICE SUPPLY COMSSIIHEDIES OF TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES 314 S. State Street Ann Arbor, Mich. VAL'U'wAY FOOD MARKET 11 library Top row: Elizabeth Dicks, Marjorie Tower, Rhea Menzel, Larry Hafemeister, Lou Anne Elfring, JacquelineHoeft, Phil Campbell, Elaine Rogers. Second row: Mrs. Haswell fadvisorl, Wilma Rhoades, Bernice Jaeger, Phylis Gilbert, Kay Meske Louise Ramsey, Beverly Sevey, Lois Finch. First Row: Barbara Goodnoe, Shirley Moss, Rosine Jaeger, Helen Graf, Norma Faust, Helen Gilbert, Carol Schrader, Sharon Starling. 00474 12 .Debate Squad Top Row: Stephen MacArthur, James Gleason. First Row: Mrs. Haswell fcoachj, Hattie Mae Sanders, Elizabeth Dicks, Martina Hemenway ACTIVITIES Lakeview - St. Clair Shores Dexter Dansville Negative Team Affirmative Team Betsy Dicks James Gleason Steve MacArthur Martina Hemenway COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS TO THE CORNELL DEPARTMENT STORE CLASS OF 52 ANN ARBOR FRANK'S TEXACO SERVICE 13 We Standing in Back: Marlene Wild, Glennis Brososky. First Row: Hattie Sanders, Eleanor Kuder, Betty Haeussler, Florence Kierczynski, Grace Steeb Sitting: Josephine Ford, Miss Landwehr fadviserj. BRIDGEWATER LUMBER CO. Lumber, Builders supplies, Hardware, Coal, Fence - Bridgewater, Michigan 14 9.1 . Top Row: Gerald Kreager, James Austin, Gerald Eaton, Kelvin Braun, Earl Feldkamp, Thomas Richards, Larry Hafemeister, Harry Gleason, Gerald Miller, Wayne Luckhardt, Donald Thompson Kenneth Burrneister, Kenneth Rogers. Third Row: Gene Austin, Arnold Girbach, Richard Neithammer, George Burns, Gerald Miller, William Klager, Jack Losee, Donald Drake, Melvin Roehm, Eldean Hieber, Ronald Finch, Robert Groeb, Duane Girbach. Second Row: Mr. Osgood fadviserl, Donald Feldkamp, John Marion, Howard Braun, John Klumpp, Darrel Finkbeiner, Charles Anderson. First Row: Robert McTaggart, Danny Levleit Presid ent ------ Vice President ---- Secretary ------- Treasurer ---- Adviser ----- Helped set up Community Fair Log sawing contests F. F. A. baseball Demonstrations Barn dance Sold seeds Sold magazines Put out a chapter calendar OFFICERS A CTIVITIES - - - Howard Braun - -- -- John Marion - -- Donald Feldkamp - -- - -John Klumpp ----- Mr. Osgood Corn husking contests F. F. A. basketball Public speaking contests Parliamentary procedure Donkey basketball game Pest hunt Chapter initiation Parents' night Compliments of R Ki B TOOL CO. INC. Saline, Michigan 15 .7.Jvl.QL Top Row: Barbara Anderson, Dorothy Weible, Christina Schnierle, Marie Socks, Ardala Hersch, Sally Cook, Helen Moody, Frieda Braun, Sally Campbell, Irene Trinkle, Teddy Lou Cousins, Jane Jordan Elaine Rogers, Jean Groeb, Second Row: Phylis Gilbert, Wilma Rhoades, Beverly Daniels, Mary Woods, Elizabeth Dicks, Delores Marion, Alice Gilbert, Shirley Sanderson, Ellen Reed, Nan Young, Shirley Uphaus, Joan Sheats Kay Meske, Eleanor Arandos, Mrs. Rogers Qadviserj. First Row: Shirley Moss, Rosine Jaeger, Sharon Larson Barbara Goodnoe, Pat Williams, Nancy Woods Rhea Menzel, Marlene Nissley, Nancy Gleason, Joyce White, Elsie Heusel, Victoria Bredernitz Geraldine Beck, Ruth Lutz. OFFICERS President ------ ---------- - -- Rhea Menzel Vice President--- ---- Nancy Woods Secretary ------ --- Marlene Nissley Treasurer ---- ---- N ancy Gleason Adviser- -------------- --- Mrs. Rogers ACTIVITIES Formal initiation Fair float Caroling party Fair exhibit Stanley party Daddy date night Sponge week Sent girls to camp HARTMAN COMPLIMENTS OF INSURANCE FOSTER O. GREEN AGENCY .TEWELER 16 Ch icago Club Top Row: Sally Campbell, Teddy Lou Cousins, Elaine Korte, Jean Groeb, Marlene Nissley, Frieda Braun, Helen Moody. Second Row: Geraldine Beck, Dorothy Weible, Delores Marion, Ellen Reed, Christina Schnierle, Barbara Anderson, Ardala Hersch, Mrs. Rogers Qadviserl. First Row: Shirley Moss, Rosine Jaeger, Nancy Gleason, Pat Williams, Mary Woods, Marie Socks Jane Jordan, Victoria Bredernitz, Marian Sanderson, Elsie Heusel. ACTIVITIES Cafeteria suppers Chicago trip Rummage sale Bake sales Congratulations Wheeler's Store Wheeler's Pharmacy Grace Sz Huck A. L. Giltrow 17 unior Real Crodd Councif Top Row: Stephen MacArthur, Jerry Gonser, John Klumpp. Second Row: Jean Hansen, Ardala Hersh, Teddy Lou Cousins, Sally Cook, Lloyd Dicks, Martina Hemenway, Nancy Woods. First Row: James Knight, Irene Milkey, Miss McLaren fadviserj, James Cook, Jerry Miller, Rhea Menzel. OFFICERS President ------- ------------ ---- J a mes Cook Vice President ---- ----- - -- James Knight Secretary ------- ---- ------ - - -Rhea Menzel Treasurer ---------- ------------------- R hea Menzel Adviser--- --- Miss McLaren ACTIVITIES Junior Red Cross assembly Junior Red Cross record dance Filled gift boxes Enrollment campaign COMPLIMENTS OF CITIZENS' BANK OF SALINE Member of the Federal Reserve System and 'Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. 18 QQLL5' I Top Row: Teddy Lou Cousins, Elaine Korte, Janice Westphal, Carolyn Adair, Barbara Begole, Marian Guenther, Darlene Klumppl Carlene Hinderer, Elaine Rogers, Marjorie Tower, Sally Meske, Jean Groeb, Marlene Nissley, Elsie Knoedler, Marilyn Walker, Pat Rogers, Jackie I-Ioeft, Sally Cook, Lou Anne Efring, Bine Zettl. - Third Row: Miss Stewart fadvisorj, Delores Marion, Peggy Nabeck, Jorun Anderson, Irene Trinkle, Rhea Menzel, Glennis Brososky, Betty Haeussler, Phyllis Gilbert, Joan Scheibels, Ruth Lutz, Mary Koebbe, Nan Young, Grace Steeb, Elizabeth Dicks, Barbara Anderson, Ardala Hersch, Lois Finch, Sally Campbell, Mrs. Sebastian fadviserj, Second Row: Dorothy Weible, Louise Wackenhut, Karen Keller, Carol Schrader, Lois McTaggart, Josephine Ford, Joan Terry, Kay Meske, Joan Sheats, Marilyn Jantz, Shirley Sanderson, Marian Sanderson, Collene Gross, Wilma Rhoades, Vicky Bredernitz, Elsie Heusel, Nancy Ross, Shirley Uphaus. First Rowf' Geraldine Beck, Rosine Jaeger, Betty Albert, Shirley Moss, Nancy Gleason, Bernice Jaeger, Beverly Daniels, Helen Graf, Sharon Larson, Marilyn Adair, Barbara Goodnoe, Ann Taylor Dorothy Marian, Sharon Muir. OFFICERS President ------- --------------- - -- Grace Steel: Vice President ---- ---------- L ois Finch Secretary ----- ----- - -- Sharon Muir Treasurer ----- ----------- ---- - - Jackie Hoeft ACTIVITIES Winter Sports Golf Bowling Tennis Hiking Team sports Cheerleading Slumber party Splash party Square dance Ice skating party Wiener roast COMPLIMENTS OF O. E. HOEFT MAY HEALTH, WEALTH AND GULF SERVICE HAPPINESS BE YOURS 200 East Michigan Ave. Ph. 132 SALINE VARIETY STORE 19 unior ffay Cad! Top Row: Miss McLaren Qadviserj, Mrs. Haswell Qdirectorj, Layverne Drake, Richard Miller, Douglas Elfring, James Cook, John McCoy, Barbara Begole, Nancy Woods, Miss Enlow fdirectorj First Row: Marilyn Murray, Fay Hilge, Alice Gilbert, Darlene Klumpp, Jackie Hoeft, Dorothy Marion Patricia Rogers, Irene Trinkle, Lois Finch. MRS. MASON ---- -- MR. MASON SYLVIA ------ - - JOY ------- ALIX ------ LYSBE TH ---- - - JULIE ------- MEN ARE LIKE STREETCARSU In the Fay Hilge James Cook Dorothy Marion Lois Finch Pat Rogers Irene Trinkle Barbara Begole DIRECTOR -------- ASSISTED BY ------ Cast order in which they appear MRS. WHITE ---- MRS. ALLEN --- MRS. DAY ----- CHI -------- ---- JERRY ------ MARGARET --- TED ------------ --- Mrs. Haswell --- Miss Enlow, DRAMATIZED BY----- - ------- Jean Kerr From the book by Sarah Lorimer Marilyn Murray Darlene Klumpp Jackie Hoeft Layverne Drake John McCoy Nancy Woods Richard Miller Miss McLaren COMPLIMENTS OF . GR OSS FARM EQUIPMENT 210 W. Bennett Street Phone 17 20 . Club Top Row: Tom Richards, Kenneth Burmeister, Ronnie Finkbeiner, Charles Anderson, Bob Leutheuser Gerald Miller, John Klurnpp, Douglas Elfring, Neil Lindemann, James Cook. Third Row: Mr. Padjen fcoachj, William Klager, Kenneth Rogers, Ronnie Finch, James Gleason, Layverne Drake, Walfred Larson, Wayne Luckhardt, Alfred Gross, Arnold Girbach, Charles Steiner. Second Row: Egon Gross, Donald Feldkamp, Richard Miller, Jerry Gonser, Stephen MacArthur, Joe Graf, Duane Girbach, Emil Sattler, Richard Wiedmayer. First Row: Glenn Hagen, Richard Hoeft, Jerry Miller, David Giltrow, Dick Gonser, Melvin Roehm, John Erskine. Absent: James Schroeder. OFFICERS President ------- ---- J erry Gonser Vice President ---- ----- D uane Girbach Secretary --------------------- -- Stephen MacArthur Treasurer --------------------- -- Donald Feldkamp Student Council Representative ------------ --------- J oe Graf ACTIVITIES Concessions at Tournaments Dances Parties Best wishes to The Class of 52 from CARL'S PLACE 21 THESE PEOPLE HELPED TO SPONSOR OUR YEARBOOK COMPLIMENTS OF B. E. MUEHLIG DRY GOODS 126 South Main Street Ann Arbor , Michigan COMPLIMENTS OF E. G. MANN Sz SONS BRIDGEWATER Sz MANCHESTER WILD Sz BIVINS GULF PRODUCTS REPAIRING XL ACCESSORIES Bridgewater Phone 638R FERGUSON TRACTORS 8: TOOLS NEW IDEA FARM IMPLEMENTS ART BRAUN IMPLEMENTS KL HARDWARE Bridgewater Phone 640W COMPLIMENTS OF KLAGER HATCHERIES Bridgewater CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS FROM GLENN Sz, JULIA BRIDGEWATER TAVERN TO THE CLASS OF 52 OF SALINE HIGH YOUR FOR SUCCESS Y O U N G K: O S T PLUMBING- HEATING-TINNING 909 Dexter St. ' Phone 3171 Milan WAHR S BOOK STOR E HEADQUARTERS FOR TEXTBOOKS Ku SUPPLIES 105 North Main Street 316 South State Street FIEGEL'S MEN Sz BOYS WEAR HEADQUARTERS FOR BOY SCOUT UNIFORMS Telephone 5631 Telephone 21115 Ann Arbor Am Arbor MAYER-SCHAIRER CO. BEST WISHES STATIONERS, PRINTERS, BINDERS, TO OFFICE OUTFITTERS CLASS OF 52 Ann Arbor GOBLE BROS. F.W. AREND AND SONS COMPLIMENTS DISTRIBUTERS OF FUNK SUPER FARM OF CHEMICAL EQUIPMENT Sz SUPPLIES GRAF'S Phone 586W GULF SERVICE WANTY SL REULE COMPLDVIENTS 210 S. 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A 1-535 ' Elfcigif 395. iw .,. .Q r 'I . - '11 All 1 -w - .. as ' .f - 'z -A Li .' .- 'lfardify Cheer .feaclerd Left to right: Dorothy Marion, Ann Taylor, Sharon Muir fcaptainl, Mrs. Sebastian fsponsorj, Sue Thomas, Joyce White, Marion Sanderson CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 1952 ADOLPH LINDEMANN 24 arditg gootbafl Top Row: Arnold Girbach, Melvin Roehm, Dick Wiedmayer, Gerald Miller, George Gordon, Tom Richards, Walter Findley, Kenneth Rogers, Richard Hoeft, Alfred Gross, Charles Steiner. Second Row: Coach Padjen, David Giltrow fmanagerj, James Gleason, Joe Graf, Larry Wiedmayer, Kenneth Burrneister, James Cook, Ronnie Finkbeiner, Dick Gonser, Layverne Drake, Wayne. Luckhardt, Jack Milligan lAssistant Coachj. First Row: James Schroeder, William Klager, Charles Anderson, John Klumpp, Neil Lindemann, Richard Miller, Egon Gross, Donald Feldkamp, Jerry Gonser, Emil Sattler. This year the hard hitting Hornets under new coach John Padjen fielded the best team in many a season. They finished 5th in the Huron League, winning three games and losing five during the full ' season's play. In all their victories, the Hornets shut out their opponents, and they scored in every game but two. If the team keeps improving next year as it did this, we can expect big things from them in seasons to come. SEASON RECORD Saline O Carleton Saline 13 Lincoln Saline 0 Chelsea Saline 7 Flat Rock Saline 7 Milan Saline 14 Dundee Saline 28 U. High Saline 6 Roosevelt COMPLIMENT OF F. 0. WIEDMAN FORD COMPANY 25 DON FELDKAMP STEVE MaCARTHUR EMIL SATTLER JOHN KLUMPP end, 5'10 , U55 end, 6'1'L 150 end, 5'11'2 165 guard, 5'11 , 185 CHUCK ANDERSON Halfback, 5'11 , 185 NEIL LINDEMAN tackle, 6'1 , 200 Co-Captain, Most valuable lineman All Huron League First Team EGON GROSS Halfback, B'6 , 160 WILLIAM KLAGER Halfback, 5'9 , 148 All State First Team DUANE GIRBACH Guard, 5'9 , 150 All Huron League Honorable mention JERRY GONSER Fullback, 6'0 , 178 Most valuable back All Huron League second team 26 JIM SCHROEDER Guard, 5'10 , 220 JAMES COOK Center, 6'3 , 180 All Huron League Second Team RON FINKBEINER Eid, 6'0 , 178 JERRY MILLER Tacke, 5'1O , 190 DICK GONSER Guard, 5'10 , 170 DICKIE WEIDMAYER JIM GLEASON Halfback, 5'7 . 140 Tackle, 5'10 , 150 KEN BURMEISTER End, 6'0 , 150 DICK MILLER Quarterback, 5'11 , 170 Co-Captain, co-captain elect A11 Huron League Honorable LAYVERNE DRAKE End 5'10 , 150 A11 Hur-on League Honorable mention Mention JOE GRAF Halfback 5'B , 140 A11 Huron League Honorable Mention LARRY WEIDMAYER Guard, 5'8 , 155 DAVE GILTROW Manager Co-captain elect HEAD COACH PADJEN LINE COACH MUNDY 27 BACKFIELD COACH MILLIGAN unior iglz oofball Top Row: Mr. Bulemore Ccoachj, Silas Woods, Charles Lindemann, James Knight, Bill Anderson, Earl Culliton, Donald Jeppesen, Qmanagerl. First Row: Bill Meister, Jerry Losee, Ronnie Desbrough, James Rhoades, James England, Alan Rentschler, Alfred Harwood, James Hering, Danny Larson. The little Hornets, under the coaching of Mr. Bulernore, played four games this year and won three of them. In every game they showed the fine team work and ability that will be useful to the varsity in future years. SEASON RECORD Saline 24 Chelsea 0 Saline 39 Chelsea 0 Saline 12 Dundee 19 Saline 53 Milan 7 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 52 COMPLIMENTS OF PHILLIPS JEWELERS MILLERS DRUG STORE MILAN MILAN 28 'vardity Kadketbafl Top Row, left to right: Dick Weidmayer, David Bredernitz, Bob Leutheuser, Jack Steiner, Douglas Elfring, Jerry Miller, Ken Burmeister. Second Row: Coach Padjen, Walfred Larson, LayVerne Drake, Earl Feldkamp, Joe Graf, Dave Giltrow Qmanagerj, Assistant Coach Bulemore. First Row: 'Richard Miller, Don Feldkamp, Charles Anderson, Neil Lindemann, Jerry Gonser, Emil Sattler, Jim Cook, Ron Finkbeiner. The Saline High cagers had a very successful season this year. With his team winning 12 games and losing 6, Coach Padjen guided them to a co-cham- pionship of the Huron League. They also won the consolation trophy in the Christmas tournament held here. The Hornets were the only team to place two men on the Huron League All Star Team. Jerry Gonser, a repeater from last year, won a berth as a guard and forward Don Feldkamp was the only unanimous choice on the team. Hornet guard Vern Drake got honorable mention. Mr. Padjen is to be congratulated for his fine work. In his first year as coach here he brought Saline the first championship the school has had in any sport since its entry into the Huron League. Coach and his team are something which the school will be proud of for years to come. SALINE SALINE SALINE Dexter 38 43 Milan 33 48 Lincoln 47 39 Milan 30 44 Flat Rock 25 41 Chelsea 49 46 Dundee 35 30 Roosevelt 29 47 District Tournament Lincoln 41 50 U-High 35 59 Roosevelt 44 24 Alumni 62 48 Dundee 31 33 Christmas Tournament Chelsea 27 32 Dexter 41 46 Pinckney 37 48 A. E. Smith 41 27 Boys' Republic 40 57 LAMBAR TH BROTHERS CONGRATULATE THE SENIORS OF 52 Michigan Ave. , Saline Phone 105 29 J.. DICK MILLER RON FINKBEINER JERRY GONSER Co-Captain Ann Arbor News A11 Huron League Saline Observer A11 Star Team EMIL SATTLER CHUCK ANDERSON 30 JIM COOK NEIL LINDEMAN WALFRED LARSON N EARL FELDKAMP JOE GRAF DON FELDKAMP Co-Captain Ann Arbor News A11 LAYVERNE DRAKE Saline Observer: A11 Star Team Huron League Saline Observer A11 Star Team JERRY MILLER 31 DAVE BREDERNITZ DICKIE WEIDMAYER Second Zeam Badketball Top Row: Gael Alber, Edward Raus, Dick Gonser, Jerry Miller. Second Row: Mr. Padjen QCoachj, Alfred Gross, John Erskine, Glenn Hagen, David Giltrow fmanagerj Mr. Bulemore Qcoachj. First Row: Charles Steiner, Richard Hoeft, George Gordon, James Ford, Taylor Jacobsen. KESSEL'S RABIDEAU 8: HARRIS TWO SHOPS, WHERE THE GOOD CLOTHES COME FROM 217 S. Main 9 Nickels Arcade i 119 South Main St. Ann Arbor 32 unior .High Kaaketball Top Row: Silas Woods, Ronald Desbrough, Stanley Cook, James England, Donald Jeppesen, Earl Culliton, Kit Young. Second Row: James Rhoades, Herb Williams, James Richards, Lloyd Dicks, Roy Kruger, Donald Basset, Alfred Harwood, Allen Rentschler, Mr. Hill fcoachj. First Row: Duane Wahl, Charles Lindemann, Gordon McNutt, James Hering, Dan Larson, Bill Anderson Tom Schumaier, Mike Williams, Alfred Daniels. Eighth Grade Seventh Grade Saline 41 Chelsea 23 Saline 20 Chelsea Saline 14 Dexter 36 Saline 13 Dexter Saline 34 Milan 24 Saline 14 Milan Saline 37 Milan 9 Saline 12 Milan Saline 24 Dundee 37 Saline 15 Dundee Saline 49 Dexter 16 Saline 21 Dexter Saline 29 Chelsea 9 Saline 12 Chelsea Saline 25 Dundee 29 Saline 25 Dundee Tournament Games Saline 20 Dundee 32 Saline 37 Jefferson 16 fConsolation Honorsj BUICK GENERAL REPAIRING WHEEL ALIGNING AND WHEEL BALANCING SIMMONS MOTOR SALES MILAN, MICHIGAN PHONE 433 410 WEST MILAN STREET 33 - faraw- '! -1' Kaaeball Top Row: Richard Hoeft, Douglas Elfring, Kenneth Burmeister, Richard Miller, James Schroeder Second Row: Walfred Larson, Neil Lindemann, Charles Anderson, David Bredernitz, Layverne Drake, Stephen MacArthur, Mr. Bulemore QCoachj. First Row: Gerald Miller, Ronnie Finkbeiner, Emil Sattler, Robert Leutheuser, Donald Feldkamp COMPLIMENTS OF CURTISS RESTAURANT, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SPECIALIZING IN CHICKEN IN THE ROUGH---DELICIOUS BREAKFASTS, LUNCHEONS AND DINNERS, FOUNTAIN SERVICE 34 1-, Q-- fall' Top Row: Walfred Larson, Charles Anderson, George Gordon, Eugene Hunt, Kenneth Burmeister, Jack Steiner, Ronald Finkbeiner, David Bredernitz, Stephen MacArthur. Second Row: Mr. Padjen fCoachJ, Emil Sattler, Douglas Elfring, Tom Richards, Robert Leutheuser John Erskine, James Schroeder. First Row: Richard Miller, Larry Wiedmayer, Joe Graf, Jerry Gonser, James Cook, John Klurnpp Egon Gross, Neil Lindernann. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 1952 HAARER's QUALITY MARKET 35 +7- unior High Cheer .feaclera Miss Stewart Qadviserj, Sally Cook, Sally Stimpson, Nan Young, Beverly Daniels, Phylis Hartman Louise Craig. . 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Marilyn Walker-- Be quick to hear, slow to speak, slow to anger. Josephine Ford-- All problems become smaller if you don't dodge them but confront them. Marilyn Adair-- What would I do with size, when I can do so much without it? Martina Hemenway-- Silence is golden, but I like silver. Carol Schrader-- To be, or not to be, that is the question. Christa Breitkreutz-- If wishes were horses, beggers would ride and on a white stallion, I would reside! Norman Kruger-- It is not work that kills men, it's women. Gerald Eaton-- There's lots of ways to pass time. Sue Thomas-- Parlez-vous Franciase? Jorun Anderson-- It is so easy to be good natured, I wonder why anybody takes the trouble to be anything else. Emil Sattler-- Laugh and the class laughs with you, but you stay after school alone. William Klager-- Speak for yourself, John. Eldean Hieber-- Never happens. Gerald Haarer-- Love 'em and leave 'em, that's my motto. Marlene Wild-- My name may be wild, but I'm far from it. Bine Zettl-- Ich freue mich, dass ich geboren bin. Sally Meske-- Who knows what way the wind will blow tomorrow? Glennis Brososky-- The world would be fine, except for men and bugs, they spoil it. Mary Jane Wahl- Wel1 for Pete's sakes. Florence Kierczynski-- Toe the mark but, don't let it interfere with your fun. Collene Gross-- If it's fun, I'm for it. Duane Girbach-- God helps those who help themselves. Lois McTaggart-- Good, better, best, never let it rest, 'til the good is better and the better best. Ann Taylor-- Men are a menace to mankind. Kay Austin-- Oh, crumb. Grace Steeb-- I laugh whether I feel like it or not. James Schroeder-- My heart is like a trolley, always room for one more. Eleanor Kuder-- Never put off until tomorrow, what you can do today. John Klumpp-- lt isn't football that injures men, it's women. David Zick-- Why should anyone want to quote me? Betty Haeussler-- Why worry, when there are so many better things to do. 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Second Row: Miss McLaren fadviserj, Dorothy Marion, Carlene Hinderer, Darlene Klumpp, Elaine Rogers, Rhea Menzel, Irene Trinkle, Marjorie Tower, Eunice Meske, John McCoy, Joe Graf, Robert Leutheuser, Calvin Englehart, Pat Rogers, Jackie Hoeft, Larry Wiedmayer, Harold Hanson, George Burns. First Row: Betty Alber, Nancy Woods, Helen Graf, Faith Hilge, Shirley Sanderson, Alice Gilbert, Norma Faust, Wilma Rhoades, Joyce White, Jean Klurnpp, Beverly Sevey, Lois Finch, Barbara Begole, Marilyn Murray, Marian Guenther. OFFICERS President ------- - --- David Bredernitz Vice President --- ---- Calvin Englehart Secretary ------- ------ A lice Gilbert Treasurer ---------------------- ------------- - - Barbara Begole Student Council Representatives ---- ---Rhea Menzel, Richard Miller, Helen Graf ACTIVITIES J-Hop Football concessions Junior Play Milk Producers' Banquet Talent Show, Class parties Rotary Dinner COMPLIMENTS OF SALINE MERCANTILE CO. 44 Sophomore Clan Top Row: James Hoeft, Jack Steiner, Earl Feldkamp, Edward Raus, Thomas Richards, Gerald Miller, Darrel Finkbeiner, Harry Gleason, Jean Groeb, Marlene Nissley, Frieda Braun, Helen Moody. Third Row: Dorothy Weible, Delores Marion, Ellen Reed, Elizabeth Dicks, Barbara Anderson, Ardala Hersch, Christina Schnierle, Marie Socks, Sally Campbell, Teddy Lou Cousins, Jane Jordan, Elaine Korte, Mr. Hill fadviserj. Second Row: Shirley Moss, Carol Murray, Irene Weber, Barbara Goodnoe, Pat Williams, Nancy Gleason, Rosine Jaeger, Victoria Bredernitz, Marion Sanderson, Mary Woods, Elsie Heusel, Geraldine Beck. First Row: Daniel Levleit, Robert McTaggart, Walfred' Larson, Norman Raus, David Gable, Robert Groeb, Gael Alber, Kenneth Guenther. Absent: Bruce Parsons. OFFICERS President ------- ---- J ean Groeb Vice President ---- ------- J ack Steiner Secretary -------- -------- M arie Socks Treasurer ---------------------- ----------- C hristina Schnierle Student Council Representatives-U --- Robert Groeb, Marie Socks, Teddy Lou Cousins ACTIVITIES Fair concessions Class parties Valentine dance CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 52 WILMAC CO. 100 N. Ann Arbor Street Call 324 Saline 45 91-ealunan Clam Top Row: John Erskine, Mildred Collins, Ronald Finch, Edward Doll, Melvin Roehm, Kenneth Rogers Glenn Hagen, James Austin, Richard Gonser, Sally Cook, John Braun, Walter Findley, Donald Tompson, Wayne Luckhardt,Eugene Hunt, George Gordon, Gerald Kreager. Third Row: Joan Scheibels, Mary Koebbe, Nan Young, Nancy Ross, Shirley Uphaus, Rose Ann Lambarth Jack Losee, Carol Burrneister, Carolyn Adair, Janet Westphal, Elsie Knoedler, Alfred Gross Richard Hoeft, Carl Sattler, James Ford, Phillip Campbell, Donald Drake, Mr. Mundy Qadviserj Second Row: Carolyn Acton, Sharon Larson, Bernice Jaeger, Beverly Daniels, Louise Wackenhut Karen Keller, Eleanor Arandos, Marilyn Jantz, Joan Terry, Kay Meske, Phylis Gilbert, Joan Sheats, Louise Ramsey, Peggy Naebeck, Ruth Lutz. First Row: Taylor Jacobson, Gene Austin, James Wallo, Charles Steiner, Gerald Miller, David Giltrow Arnold Girbach, Richard Neithammer, Milton McCarbery, Earl Gilbert, OFFICERS President ------ - Vice President ---- Secretary ------- Treasurer --------------------- ------ Student Council Representatives-H --- Dick ACTIVITIES Roller skating party Dance Class parties ----- James Austin Arnold Girbach -------Nan Young -------------Jerry Miller Gonser, Taylor Jacob sen, Sharon Larson NG A LA S CO R TU TION 'SENIORS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 52 ELMER J. STEEB DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DEEDE RADIO and ELECTRIC 46 iglztlz ,grade Top Row: James Richards, Earl Culliton, Stanley Cook, Roseanne Carnburn, Mary Kay Elfring, Ronald Desbrough, Donald Jeppesen, Silas Woods, James England, Kit Young. Third Row: Mrs. Sebastian fadviserj, Sharon Starling, Florine Wild, Beverly Tower, Lloyd Dicks, Louis O'Meara, James Schurnaier, George Barnes, Donald Bassett, Roy Kruger, Eugene Buday. Second Row: Louise Craig, Maybelle Sutherland, Mary Burns, Irene Milkey, Joan Shultz, Karen Beckington, Karen Taylor, Donna Wahl, Barbara Luckhardt, Shirley Wallo. First Row: Daniel Gable, Jerry Losee, Alfred Harwood, James Rhoades, Allen Rentschler, Duane Wahl, Alfred Daniels. Absent: Mary Meister, Billy Meister, Bob Parsons, Mary Boettner, Herb Williams. OFFICERS President ------ ----------- J erry Losee, Donald Jeppesen Vice President --- --- Ronald Desbrough, Earl Culliton Secretary ------- ---- M ary Meister, James England Treasurer --------------------- -- Earl Culliton, Sharon Starling Student Council Representatives--- --- Donna Wahl, James Rhoades, Allen Rentschler ACTIVITIES Skating party Box social Honor Roll Club Bake sale Parents' party Class parties COMPLIMENTS OF SALINE DAIRY COMPLIMENTS OF SALINE DAIRY BAR 220 W. MICHIGAN AVE. 220 W. MICHIGAN AVE. 47 euentlz Qra e Top Row: Jean Hanson, Sallee Wood, Sally Stimpson, Sally Haswell, Philip Badour, Magdeline Raus Janet Luckhardt, Judy Miller. Third Row: Norma Taylor, James Knight Donna Trudell, Mary Lou Lee, Janice Gogo, Sharon Hanson, Donald Sawall, Ralph Gross, Mr. Hooker Qadviserl. Second Row: Dan Larson, Patty Lenning, Phylis Hartman, Denise Johnson, Judy Jordan, Karen Beck, Marlene Eiseman, Marilyn Martin, Charles Lindemann. First Row: James Hering, Emil Milkey, Harold Gramer, Mike Williams, Tom Schurnaier, Gordon McNutt. OFFICERS President ---- --- --- James Hering, William Anderson, Gordon McNutt Vice President ---- -------------------- J udy Jordan, Nancy Keveling Secretary ------- -------- R alph Gross, Sallee Wood, Philip Badour Treasurer --------------------------------- Nancy Keveling, Judy Miller Student Council Representatives ------- William Anderson, Nancy Keveling, Judy Jordan ACTIVITIES Roller skating party Candy Sale COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF EDS' GROCERY SALINE HATCHERY 48 G lr- 4650 1 + :1. ,A-'gg - wg. Qff..J?a,f r':!fF'.'7 -Vg.. 2.?'l.'rxg'a' F . Y., n N ,---r55vg', ,- 1, L- 6 5. . hw. - Hy-.1515-5f,Af.vf? . V i-sf .5 X 1 T n .. YM' . Q :fx ' ,Nm it A+ 1 TP , .WI cc 4. K 1 LJ5 1-if- ' if gf' 1. , , - v a 1 L P5 Q I f. 51?--Lv? 5 Jtxi'3,q1 ' A 'mfgm 'K' ,Q ' f N A 'R 'r-1 ,X il fr!! f. .' 'J-ff? F . ,ff .. 'f -Q1 O. 5,25 l L- 1.--. '. ' f-fue. .l.:',,,.,h',g,-Aix ,L . -X , f 'll wa. , -. 1 x . In-P '- 'iff-K ,xiii p --,.. 1 N --if 2 ,. lar: Q. 1?- Ll H,-Q , . ,534- cffemenlary acuity Top Row: Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Stuckman, Mrs. Silkworth First Row: Mrs. Schroeder, Mrs. Coates, Miss Scott Absent: Miss Benjamin, Mrs. Brand, Mrs. Hummel Pauline Coates, B. S. Michigan State Normal College Kindergarten Alice Scott, B. A. University of Michigan First Grade Lillian Benjamin, B. S., M.A. Michigan State Normal College Western Michigan College University of Michigan First Grade Shirley Brand, B. A. Wheaton College Second Grade Doris Hummel, B. S. Baldwin-Wallace College Third Grade Phyllis Schroeder, A. B. University of Michigan Third Grade Joyce Silkworth, B. S. Michigan State Normal College Fourth Grade Betty Stuckman, B. S. Central Michigan College Fifth Grade Iva Ross, Life Certificate Michigan State Normal College Sixth Grade COMPLIMENTS OF DR. HAROLD MILLER COMPLIM ENTS OF DR . GORDON PR OUT S econ arg gaculiy Top Row: Mr. Bonich, Mr. Collins, Mr. Mundy, Mr. Katterjohn, Mr. Hill, Mr. Bulemore, Mr. Padjen, Mr. Jensen. First Row: Mr. Ford, Mrs. Sebastian, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Haswell, Miss McLaren, Miss Stewart, Mr. Hooker, Mr. Osgood. Leo I... Jensen, Superintendent Central Michigan College, B. S. University of Michigan, M. A. Mathematics 8 ' John P. Ford, Principal Hillsdale College, A. B. Am. Conservatory of Music University of Michigan, M. A. Band, Am. History Arthur Katterjohn University of Michigan, B. A. Band, Glee Clubs, Choir Clare Collins Michigan State Normal College, University of Michigan Industrial Arts, Shop and Mechanical Drawing Duane Hooker Western Michigan College, B. A. Arn. History, Driver Training Dale W. Bulemore B. University of Michigan, A. B., M. A. Government, Economics, History, Mathematics, Athletics Charles H. Osgood Michigan State College, B. S. University of Michigan, M. A. Agriculture Howard M. Hill Cleary College, B. S. Michigan State Normal Typing, Shorthand, Book- keeping, Jr. High Basketball George J. Bonich St. Thomas College, B. S. Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Student Council Adviser, Hornet Adviser Salinian Adviser John Padjen,Jr. University of Illinois University of Michigan, B. S. Physical Education, History, Football, Basketball and Track Coach. Mildred A. Haswell Olivet College, A.B. Chicago Normal School of P. University of Michigan English, Latin, Speech Debate, Library 51 Mary E. Stewart Michigan State Normal University of Michigan, B. A. English and Art Alberta Rogers Michigan State Normal, B. S. Homemaking Lewis F. Mundy Clarion State Teachers College Michigan State Normal, B. A. University of Michigan, M. A. Am. History, World History, Health, Geography, English, Assistant Football Coach Lois P. Sebastian, B. S. University of Michigan Science 8, 9 Home and Family Living Gir-lst Physical Education Beatrice McLaren University of Michigan A. B. in Education Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry General Mathematics Salin ian Staff Top Row: Nancy Woods, Irene Trinkle, Richard Miller, Stephen MacArthur, Jerry Gonser, Ronnie Finkbeiner, Gordon Barnes, Philip Campbell. Second Row: Jorun Anderson, Joe Graf, James Schroeder, James Gleason, Duane Girbach, Gerald Haarer, Sue Thomas, Glennis Brososky, Betty Haeussler, Mr. Bonich fadviserj. First Row: Florence Kierczynski, Lou Anne Elfring, Sally Meske, Collene Gross, Ann Taylor, Sharon Muir, Dorothy Marion, Rhea Menzel, James Cook, Emil Sattler Absent: Carol Schrader. Editor-in-Chief ---- Business Manager ---- Senior Editors ------- Advertising Managers ---- STAFF - - - - Ann Taylor Sharon Muir ---Carol Schrader, Lou Anne Elfring ---------Jorun Anderson, Joe Graf Make Up Editor ------- -------------------- R hea Menzel Classroom Editor ---- Organization Editor- - Photography Editor- - - Sports Editor ------- Art Editors ----- ----- -- - Sally Meske, Circulation Manager ---- -------------- Gerald Haarer Florence Kierczynski James Schroeder Betty Haeussler Glennis Brososky Adviser MEMBERS Sue Thomas Duane Girbach James Gleason Nancy Woods Irene Trinkle Mr. Bonich Dorothy Marion - Collene Gross --- James Cook Emil Sattler Marilyn Walker - Richard Miller Stephen MacArthur Jerry Gonser Ronnie Finkbeiner Gordon Barnes Philip Campbell COM PLIMEN TS OF UPHAUS ELECTRIC 52 '- '-'.?W'f'lH' G'as'1'v '.w::.- -- - -Q --. .. - .. ' 'aiHv:4DI-Queeg '5-wi-y:sg5u.,!+.:5.,.,-.. - - M .. r 2 ' ,S-5gj',.:y. ,gl '1,,-- :rf -.1 -4: -- --. 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Chicago Club JORUN ANDERSON Anchors Aweigh Class Treasurer Band Student Council Treasurer Basketball G. A. L. S Salinian Junior Play Senior Play Football Queen F.H.A. Secretary GORDON BARNES 4 2 !37 2, 4 4 1 4 3 4 4 3 4 4 1,2 2 There is a Tavern Class Treasurer 2 F. F. A. Basketball Junior Play Salinian 1 ,3,4 2,3 3 4 CHRISTA BR EITKR EUTZ So Long, It's Been Good to Know You Class Pres. Student Council School Choir Theatre Group Swimming Club Music Activity GERALD EATON 2,3 ,2,3 ,2,3 1 ,2,3 1,2 Lullaby of Broadway F.F.A. 2,3,4 eniord 54 CHARLES ANDERSON The Wreck on the Highway F. F.A. 1,2,3,4 Officer 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1 , 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2,3,4 S Club 4 Student Council 4 Track 4 KAY AUSTIN Meant for Each Other F. H. A. 1 Glee Club 2,3 Library 3 Sextet 3 Junior Play 3 Chicago Club 2 HOWARD BRAUN Enjoy Yourself' F. F. A. 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Track 3 Class Treasurer 2 Student Council 1 Class Pres. 4 Class Vice Pres. 3 F. F. A. Treasurer 2 Vice Pres. 3 President 4 GL ENNIS BR OSOSKY You Oughta Be in Pictures Debate Student Council Office G. A. L. S. Junior Play Hornet Salinian Glee Club Operetta F. H. A. Chicago Club 3, 1, 3 4 4 4 3 3,4 4 2 2 1,2 2 LOUANNE ELFRING Dance Me Loose Kappa Delta French Club Bell Echoes Assoc. Ed. Salinian G. A. L. S. F. H. A. Treasurer Librarian Chicago Club Senior Play 1,3 3 3 4 4 2 2,4 2 4 DONALD FELDKAMP I Didn't Know What Time It Was Basketball 1 , 2, 3, 4 Football 2 , 3 , 4 Baseball 2, 3 Athletic Association 2, 3 S Club 4 S Club Treasurer 4 J. R. C. 2 F. F. A. 2 , 3, 4 F. F. A. Public Speaking 2, 3, 4 Junior Play Class Vice President 2 DUANE GIRBACH Never Been Kissed F F. A. 1 , 2, 3 , 4 F. F.A. president 3 F. F. A secretary 3 F.F.A. reporter 2 F F.A. basketball 1,2,3,4 F. F.A. softball 2 F.F.A. pub. speak. 1,2,3 F. F. A. demonstration 3 Student Council 2 Vice Pres 3,Pres 4 Football 3 , 4 Class President 3 Jr. Class Play Asst. Fair Manager 3 S Club 4 - Vice pres. COLLENE GROSS Beautiful, Brown Eyes Chicago Club 2 Treasurer Band 1 Hornet, 4g Salinian 4 Basketball 2, 3 G. A. L. S. 4 Operetta 1: F H.A. 2 Football Court 3 GERALD HAARER One Meatball Student Council 1 Hornet 1 Salinian 4 Junior Play 3 Basketball 2 F F. A. 1, 2, 3 Treasurer 1 Public Speaking 1 , 3 Softball 1 , 2, 3 MARTINA HEMENWAY People Will Talk Debate 3 , 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Sextet 4 Hornet 4 J. R. C. 4 Chicago Club 2 F. H. A. 2 eniom I 55 JOSE PHINE FORD Slowpoke Girls Drum Corps 1, 2, 3, Student Council Class Secretary G. A. L. S. F. H.A. Office DAR Good Citizenship Award Chicago Club Secretary .TER RY GONSER Baby, It's Cold Outside Football Basketball Baseball Track Hornet Sports Editor Salinian S Club President J .R.C. Vice Pres. Senior Play EGON GROSS I'll Be Seeing You Football Track S Club Student Council Glee Club Class Sgt. at Arms BETTY HAEUSSLER Cold, Cold, Heart Class President Basketball Chicago Club Office Librarian Junior Play G. A. L. S. Football Court ELDEAN HIEBER 132333 1,2,3, 1, 3, 3, 1.2, Old MacDonald Has a Farm F.F.A. l,2,3,4 Softball 1,3, Salinian FLORENCE KIERCZYNSKI Three 0'clock in the Morning G. A. A. 3 G. A. L. S 4 F H. A. 2, 3 Junior Play 3 Salinian 4 JOHN KLUMPP Give Me Five Minutes More S Club 4 J. R. C. 4 F. F. A. 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Softball 3, 4 Treasurer 4 Football 1 , 2, 3, 4 Track 4 F. F. A. Secretary 4 ELEANOR KUDER Tiptoe Through the Tulips Band 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 Glee Club 1 , 4 Student Council 4 Office 4 Chicago Club 2 Operetta 1 NEIL LINDEMAN Mr, Touchdown U. S. A. F. F. A. 1 , 2, 3 Secretary 3 Basketball 1 , 2, 3 Softball 1 , 2 Hornet 4 Football 1 , 2, 3, 4 Basketball 4 Baseball 3 , 4 LOIS McTAGGART Truly, Truly, Fair Y. O. B. 4 Secretary Glee Club 1, 2 Girls' Drum Corps 3,4 G. A. L. S. 4 Operetta 1 eniord 56 WILLIAM KLAGER Detour Football 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2 , 3 , 4 S Club 4 F. F. A. Vice Pres. 4 NORMAN KRUGER On Top of Old Smoky F.F.A. EUGENE LEUTHEUSER I'm Sitting On Top of the World Football 2, 3 Basketball 1 Hornet 4 Adv. Manager Salinian 4 STE PHEN MacARTHUR Chatterbox Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1 , 2, 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 S Club Sec. 4 Band 1 , 2, 3 , 4 Council 4 Hornet 3 , 4 Salinian 3, 4 Junior Red Cross 4 Debate 4 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 SALLY MESKE Don't Fence Me In F. H. A. 1 , 2 G. A. L. S. 4 Hornet 3, 4 Salinian 3 , 4 Art Editor Junior Play 3 SHARON MUIR Kentucky Babe Class Treasurer 4 Cheerleader 2, 3 , 4 Salinian 4 Business Mgr. Basketball 2, 3 Chicago Club 2 F. H. A. 1, 2 Operetta 1 Majorette 1,2,3,4 G. A. L. S. 4 Secretary EMIL SATTLER Sound Off Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1 , 2, 3 , 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3 Track . 4 Student Council 3 Junior Play 3 Hornet Staff 1, 3, 4 Sports Editor 3 Editor-in-Chief 4 Salinian 1, 3, 4 Sports Editor 4 S Club 4 JAMES SCHROEDER A11 of Me Student Council 4 S Club 4 Band 4 Hornet Staff 4 Salinian 4 Football 3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Basketball 4 F. F.A. 1,2 Softball 1,2 Public Speaking 1,2 ANN TAYLOR Sweetheart of Sigma Chi Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Band 1,2,3,4 J.R.C. ' 1,2,3 President 1 Student Council 3 Secretary 4 Basketball 2, 3 Junior Play 3 Senior Play 4 Salinian 3 , 4 Editor 4 Hornet Staff 3 G. A. L. S. 4 Operetta 1 May Queen Court 2 MARY JANE WAHL Three Little Words Drum Corps 1,2,3,4 F. H. A. 1 Chicago Club 2 . , .. iz. ,. Q if . f fi .......q.sa eniora egg, ,K x 'li X .5 1 Y fait' ...g,.,,,ie. 57 HATTIE SANDERS Sleepy Time Ga1 Band 1 , 2, 3 , 4 Y.O.B. Club 2,3,4 President 3, 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Vice Pres. 4 Debate 4 CAROL SCHRADER Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue Class Secretary Library Drum Corps Chicago Club F. H. A. Cheerleader G. A. L. S. Salinian GRACE STE EB Pretty Eyed Baby F. H. A. Glee Club Sextet Chicago Club Junior Play Drum Corps G. A. L. S. Football Court SUE THOMAS Sweet Sue Cheerleader F.H. A. Student Council Class Secretary Chicago Club Basketball Salinian Operetta Library MARILYN WALKER Singing in the Rain Student Council G.A.L.S. Drum Corps Hornet Staff Feature Editor Salinian Art Editor Class Secretary Glee Club 2 33 :2:3i4 2 1 3 4 4 1,2,3 2,3 2,3,4 2 3 2,3,Z 3 2,3,4 1,2 3 1,2 2 1,2,3 4 1 1,2 3 4 3,3 4 4 4 eniord MAR LENE WILD SABINE ZETTL Whispering Far Away Places Chicago Club Student Council Glee Club Class President Drum Corps 3,4 Rias Parliament Office 4 Choir Theatre Group Girls' Track Swimming Team Tennis Team Handball Team DAVID ZICK Where Are You? Baseball 3 Junior Play 3 F.F.A. 1,2,3 Vice Pres. 3 Reporter 2 Basketball 2 , 3 Softball 1,2 ul' ULJOI' Mr. Clare Collins OFFICERS Howard Braun - - - President CLASS COLORS: Rose and Silver Neil Lindeman - - - Vice President Marilyn Walker - - Secretary CLASS MOTTO- Today we follow, Sharon Muir ---- Treasurer Tomorrow we lead Egon Gross - ' ' S31-at Arms CLASS FLOWER- The Rose VALEDICTORIAN: Ann Taylor SALUTATORIAN: Sue Thomas MEMORIES Verse- Chorus: Of the dear old rooms we loved so well When in our hearts the memories swell Out of the dreams we hold so very near Comes memories of our dear old school. To the tune of Loves Old Sweet Song Words by Sally Meske 58 Just a song for memory As our lives paths part, And each one will carry Memories in his heart. Tho our lives may sever Ne'er to meet again Still to us a memory Comes our school year Comes our school year. 2,3,4 l,2,3 2,3 1,2 2,3 1,2,3 1,2 2,3 1,2,3 Clam .Hia tor We really aren't much different from any other class that has graduated from Saline High School, but, we feel confident that we are different in that we have reached many goals and accomplished many things during our years in school. Kindergarten is a wonderful experience for some and a most terrifying one for others, but with such a wonderful teacher as Miss Joann, we soon became accustomed to the regular routine of school. Most prominent in our minds is story-time, when Donald Feldkamp, Josephine Ford, Eugene Leutheuser, Carol Schrader, Kay Austin, Collene Gross, Howard Braun, Lou Ann Elfring, Sue Thomas, Steve McArthur, Gerald Haarer, and Jerry Gonser gathered to listen to the stories Miss Joann read to us. Miss Joann was also our teacher in first grade. We were in the same room with the kinder- garten which is now the class of '53'. We still recall the day Ronald Finkbenier squashed his re- cess banana all over Dick Miller's peg board. This resulted in a good sound spanking from Miss Joann. ' In the second grade we struggled through arithmetic with Miss Fredericks. In the third and fourth grades, we followed Heidi and her adventures every morning with Miss Morden. Ann Taylor joined our class in the third grade and Sharon Muir in the fourth. We missed Josephine Ford, Carol Schrader and Gerald Haarer, who left us to attend the new Henry Ford School west of Saline. Our year with Miss Johnson was a stepping stone toward the sixth grade and our new teacher Miss Vallie where we considered ourselves very grown up. That year is remembered by the many plays we presented. In the seventh grade we started that climb up stairs to our homeroom and sponsor, Mr. Osgood That year is well remembered for the good start we made financially, one successful project being our Cake Walk . Glennis Brososky was added to our class roster that year. Our eighth grade class was considerably larger than before, because of the addition of Gordon Barnes, Hattie May Sanders, Jorun and Charles Anderson, and William Klager. Mr. Collins became our sponsor. Remembered was the Hallowe'en party held at Kay Austin's with its songs around the bon- fire and plenty of cider, doughnuts, and apples. At last we were freshmen! Our class gained new strength and new members. They were Betty Haeussler, Emil Sattler, Eleanor Kuder, John Klumpp, Neil Lindeman, Sally Meske, Eldean Hieber, Marlene Wild, Lois McTaggert, Jim Schroeder, and Grace Steeb. Initiated in our sophomore year was the Penny Carniva1 , which proved to be very successful and helped our treasury to grow. We welcomed Marilyn Walker who has been a great asset to our class. The junior year found us very busy with the many banquets, our play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay , and our J-Hop. All these proved to be great successes. And now we are seniors and we are trying to crowd everything into this last year. We will always remember our football dinners, paper drives, senior play and basketball concessionsg the guidance of Mr. Collins and the efforts of our parents all of which made our long-awaited senior trip possible. ' Florence Kierczynski joined us in our senior year, and we were also honored to have three German students graduate with our class, namely, Christa Breitkreutz, Bina Zettl, and Egon Gross. Classes for years to come will be able to remember us when they read our names which are en- graved on the Citizenship Cup and the Scholarship Award which we received in our sophomore and junior years. As we go our separate ways and later pick up our yearbook, now and then, to read, we will always find enjoyment, pleasure and laughter as we review our school years together! GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 52 ANN ARBOR KROGER STORE 2545 West Stadium Blvd. and Jackson Ave. 59 Clay froplzecy This is another of my exciting experiences taken from my scrapbook as a photographer for the Holiday magazine. It was in June of 1962 when I was contacted by the very distinguished hotel mag- nate, Mr. Duane Hilton Girbach. My first impression of Mr. Girbach was that he took complete control of any situation that he encountered, and it was quite apparent that he had gained his high position in the financial world because of his outstanding personality. His proposition to me was that I was to cover the grand opening of his new establishment, The Sunset Beach Hotel on the Waikiki Beach in Hawaii. I was to take a full picture history of the first week's activities and the guests to live in the hotel. This would be used as a feature in the magazine that employs me. After a very comfortable trip on the luxurious Kierczynski Airliner owned by the who holds the record of flying over the Himalaya Mountains without an accident during escorted all the way by a group of jet planes led by the air ace -- Eldean Hieber, we Hawaii. The presence of that gorgeous film star, only woman which we were landed in Brenda Glenn or Glennis Brososky, whose latest film is Oldsmobile Named Desire gave me one of the biggest thrills of my life. I was shocked to receive three one dollar cigars as a publicity gift from tobacco magnate Collene Gross -- owner of the Puffo Cigar Company. Senator Eaton happened to be travelling for a much needed rest at the ing his Senate Crime Investigation Hearings at ing his own brand of cigars. We Girbach. On be made stead of arriving at the hotel, I waited in the were met at the airport by some Hilton limosines which had been new hotel after complet- New York. I almost choked as he insisted on smok- sent to pick us up by Mr. beautiful lobby until the rest of my assignment was to clear. I looked over the magazines on the rack and was surprised to see a cover boy in- a cover girl on a magazine. On scanning it, I learned that it was not a glamour boy but the editor of True Confessions, Emil Sattler, who contributes a majority of the material himself. Since I could not get my interview with my boss right away, I took out my notebook and pencil and proceeded to start to collect material for my feature article. As I headed for the beach, I passed a billboard which colorfully showed the for the coming week. A sneak preview of the Haarer , starring new TV idol Gerald Haarer Hemenway, and helpful hints on how to hold a afternoon entertainment in the Rose and Silver Room new television program Fifteen Minutes of Ham with was displayed. The Lady of Charm , Miss Martina man were also on the agenda. To top it off was the promise of a colorful fashion show with the former Sue Thomas as commentator. Miss Thomas is the director, producer and star of TV's You Can Be a Model sponsored by Miller's Stork Shop. I was looking forward to a week packed full of entertainment. My eye was attracted to the beautiful beach where I saw about ten Hawaian lovelies doing some- thing that like the Turkey Trot. I very soon was informed that the fellow teaching them was a Willie Klager who was homesick and needed the girls to remind him of high school days when he did cales- thenics during football practice. Oh! Willie! I started back to the hotel, because many of the guests were soon due to arrive. And I wanted to personally interview some. The first guest I approached was Marlene Wild, proprietor of Wi1d Mar's Casino in Las Vegas Nevada. It seemed she was seeking to substitute the sound of the surf for that of the roulette wheels As I approached an arriving couple, I started to question the gentleman but soon was informed who was boss in the family. They were Mr. and Mrs. Jasper S. Haffington who vacationed eleven months out of every year. I learned that the lady was the former Eleanor Kuder who had recently married the seventy-eight-year-old millionaire. I also managed to interview the very famous missionary doctor, Christa Breitkreutz, who stopped at the hotel for a much needed rest before sailing back to Africa. I was resting under a palm tree when I noticed a group of people led by a native pass before me. I let my curiosity get the better of me and followed them. I learned that they were going to visit a native village. As we were walking along, I got to talking with some of the group, and one couple turned out to be Jo and Shorty Feldkamp who had a very interesting story to tell concerning their trip to Hawaii It seems that they drive twin yellow school buses for Saline High School, and the money that they earned paid for their trip. Bus drivers are getting paid quite a bit these days. I had the pleasure of speaking to a very charming lady, Grace Steeb, who happened to be the private secretary for John D. Rockefeller, Jr. in New York. Her employer gave her this trip as a birthday gift. As we neared the village, one of the gentleman in the group ran on ahead and began to talk very rapidly to a group of the natives. He turned out to be Charles Anderson, who was interested in finding out the possibilities for the Hot Rod enterprise on the island. I noticed one beautiful native girl's grass skirt and was so fascinated by it that I became so 60 bold as to ask her where she got it. She coolly replied that it was especially made for her by Howard Braun who personally comes to Hawaii to fit them. One gentleman of the group wasn't even interested in the lovely Hawaiian girls but instead was looking at the native animals. I found out later that he happened to be Gordon Barnes brilliant rab- bit breeder for White Laboratories, Inc. Betty Haeussler was examining one of the native girl's snail collection. As she is the chief X-Ray technician for the Chicago Aquarium, her job is to locate all the little snails that are eaten up by whales. Mary Jane Wahl, the designer of convertibles for the Ford Motor Company, was examining several of the natives carts in order that she might get a few ideas. To refresh myself before dinner I enjoyed a luxurious half-hour in Jim Schroeder's Turkish Bath. I felt like a new man afterwards as I donned my tux for dinner and the floorshow in the Rose and Silver room. I almost collided with a very lovely lady who interested me. She was Sharon Muir Drake who had done such a beautiful decorating job on the hotel. She also kept a vigiliant eye on her husband Verne who was a lifeguard on the beach, because there had been a record number of recent drowning at- tempts by girls who wanted to be saved by Verne. I was greeted and led to my table by the charming hostess, Louanne Elfring, who had given up her job as gossip editor for the Mooreville Tribune for this position. ' As I waited for my dinner, I was surprised to see Dagmar and her housband David Zick, who is currently acting as her bodyguard, enter the dining room. As my eyes became adjusted to the dim light, I noticed Neil Lindeman the Star football player from!-Iarvard, arrive with his chemistry prof , Ann Taylor, who has a hard time keeping her class at attention. Then the spotlight fell on Egon Gross and his Hula Hula Hawaiians , according to his custom, he gave us a beautiful demonstration of the hula while directing. Judging by the amount of applause it was assured that he was a success. The spotlight now enveloped the lovely song stylist Marilyn Walker. She was a beautiful vision. Kay Austin Guenther came into the room in a striking skunk coat. She attracted as much attention as the floor show. It seems that she and her husband Vic own the largest skunk farm in the United States. The coats are the latest style for the Jo College these days. Directly at a table across from me was the very famous woman scientist, Jorun Anderson, who dis- covered the pill to cure morning after the night before. About 11:45 A. M. it was announced that at midnight there would be a swimming party in the hotel pool. I was very eager to cover this event as I knew that it would supply some very colorful pictures for my feature story. . Before I left, I stopped to chat with the famous bartender, Eugene Leutheuser, who drives the only Rolls Royce on the island. I learned a lot of new jokes for my private file. The first person I saw on my way to the pool was the lovely Carol Schrader Scruggs wearing a very striking black bathing suit. She was with her husband, the Secretary of the Air Force, Howard Scruggs. By the time I reached the pool I saw a very vigorous water fight taking place between four fellows. They were, Stephen MacArthur, well known swimming instructor in the French Foreign Legion which is stationed on the Sahara Desert. His companion was John Klumpp, Inspector of the Interior, a special as- signment for Indian Reservations. The opposing team consisted of Donald Feldkamp, coach of the girls' basketball team-- The Bridge- water Be-Bops --which stars that whiz Marilyn Adair and Norman Kruger, bathing suit designer whose bathing suits are known to every girl in the United States as7'by Norman. Lois McTaggert must have found her swim refreshing after arriving from her work as chief telephone operator for Dead Mans Gulch. She had dial phones installed in her home town, Saline, before leaving. My flight was scheduled for 3:00 A. M. I managed to break away from the party and hurriedly packed my bags for my trip home. I was very reluctant to leave this paradise which I had enjoyed for this short time. ' When I was comfortably seated in my seat on the plane, I noticed that there were only three other persons in the plane besides the crew members. Fraulein Bine Zettl, German Ambassador to the United States was returning to post after a tour of Hawaii. A very charming lady sat next to me. She was Miss Hattie May Sanders Home Economics professor at Wellesly College for Girls. In the back of the plane dozing was Sally Meske, who is now showing her art work in the Blue Room of the Chicago Art Museum. Before I fell asleep I thought about my experiences and the people I had met. It was one of the most interesting assignments I had ever had, and I had made many friends, It certainly is a small world. As I stepped down from the plane on arriving at the airport I heard a page shouting, Calling Jerry Gonser--you are to call the Holiday office. Well, that's me and I wonder what it will be this time. Bl Gfefaifd ' ww V , 4 w .fait will anal Zed lament We the class of 1952, of Saline High School being of sound body and superior intellect do bequeath the following to those fortunate enough to be mentioned in the succeeding statement. To the faculty, we leave the vast stores of knowledge which we have acquired, thanks to their infinite patience and understanding. To the juniors we will all the good times we had at dear old SHS. To the sophomores we leave two more years of happiness. To the freshman we will our ability to make money so they can have as good a senior trip as we did. As individuals we will the following: Marilyn Adair leaves her size to James Cook. Charles Anderson wills his car to Calvin Englehart. Jorun Anderson leaves her position as treasurer of the student council to anyone who needs extra spending money. Kay Austin wills her ability to talk a lot and say nothing to next year's speech class. Gordon Barnes wills all his social troubles to a certain junior girl. Howard Braun wills his job of staying and cleaning up after every class function to next year's senior class president. Christa Breitkreutz leaves her ability to forget names to anyone else who cares for the embarrassment Gerald Eaton wills nothing, he leaves forever. - LouAnne Elfring wills her job at Wheeler's to anyone who likes ice cream. Donald Feldkamp leaves his seat in 9th hour study hall to Sharon Starling. Josephine Ford wills her honor of being the DAR award winner to Walfred Larson. Duane Girbach will his student council gavel to anyone who likes to pound around. Jerry Gonser leaves his brushcut, sideburns included, to Miss McLaren. Collene Gross wills her giggles to Larry Weidmayer. Egon Gross wills his long hair to Joe Graf. Gerald Haarer leaves his surplus girl friends to George Burns. Betty Haeussler leaves the job of typing the daily bulletin to anyone who wants it, in hopes they won't make as many mistakes as she did. Martina Hemingway wills her voice to Nancy Woods. Eldean Hieber leaves his ability to get pink slips to Alfred Gross. John Klumpp leaves his Indian squaw to Ron Finkbeiner. Florence Kierczynski wills Saturday nights in Saline to anyone who can stand them. William Klager leaves his place on the bench beside coach to Dick Wiedmayer. Eleanor Kuder leaves her waistline to Alice Gilbert. Norman Kruger wills his love for farming to Teddy Lou Cousins. Eugene Leutheuser leaves his good driving pin to Elton Moehn. Neil Lindeman leaves his position on the football team to Melvin Roehm. Stephen MacArthur leaves his extensive vocabulary to Nelson Jantz. Lois McTaggert wills her love for shorthand and typing to Wilma Rhoades. Sally Muir leaves Vern Drake in care of Dick Miller for safe keeping. Hattie Sanders wills her french horn to Jean Klumpp so people will know she's around. Emil Sattler leaves his chewing gum to Mrs. Haswell. Carol Schrader leaves her ability to figure skate to someone who doesn't bruise easily. James Schroder wills his physique to Taylor Jacobsen. Grace Steeb wills her house to next year's senior girls so they can have slumber parties. Ann Taylor wills her three years as a cheerleader to her sister, and hopes that she will have as much fun as she did. Sue Thomas wills her trip to Europe to Eddie Cammet so he can study abroad. Marilyn Walker wills her position as class secretary to anyone who wants a lot of headaches. Mary Jane Wahl leaves her drum to someone who wants to have a lot of fun on the field. Marlene Wild wills her quietness to Janice Gogo. Bine Zettl wills her task of learning all the government agencies to anyone who has a memory. David Zick leaves his bookkeeping to Mr. Hill. We do hereby appoint and declare Mr. Ford the sole executor of this last will and testament. PER: Stephen MacArthur WITNESSES: Mr. Collins Jerry Gonser Mr. Ford Mr. Jensen 64 KEATS PERRY . . VICKY RANDOLPH GRANDMA PERRY GRANDPA PERRY JOHN APPLEBY . PRISCILLA MORELY . . TOOTSIE BEAN . BUTCHER BOY BEAN . VALERIE WHITMAN . BOGGINS .......... enior Play Cad! PROFESSOR HOW COULD YOU! Characters . . a young professor . . . . the bane of his life . . . an obliging soul . . . . . an innocent bystander . . . a helpful friend . . . . . a sweet young thing . . . a plump spinster. . . . . her big brother . . . . a Southern charmer . . . the sporting butler. . . PLACE: The library of the Perry home in a college town. TIME: The present. Spring. Back row, left to right: Egon Gross, Mrs. Haswell,fdirectorj Marilyn Walker, Jerry Gonser, Stephen MacArthur, Louanne Elfring, James Schroeder. Front row: Marilyn Adair, Martina Hemenway, Jorun Anderson, Ann Taylor, Duane Girbach SYNOPSIS ACT ONE: Eight o'clock on a Thursday evening. ACT TWO: Eight o'clock on a Friday evening. ACT THREE: Eight o'clock on a Saturday. A Farce in Three Acts by ANNE COULTER MARTENS Stephen MacArthur Ann Taylor Martina Hemenway Duane Girbach Jerry Gonser Jorun Anderson Marilyn Waler James Schroeder Louanne Elfring Egon Gross DEPENDABLE WORK DEPENDABLE SERVICE SERVICE PRINTING COMPANY 3020 PACKARD ROAD EAST ANN ARBOR D.C. ANDERSON,PROPRIETOR TELEPHONE 2-8161 65 NAME Marilyn Adair Charles Anderson Jorun Anderson Kay Austin Gordon Barnes Howard Braun Christa Breitkreutz Glennis Brososky Gerald Eaton Louanne Elfring Donald Feldkamp Josephine Ford Duane Girbach Jerry Gonser Collene Gross Egon Gross Gerald Haarer Betty Haeussler Martina Hemenway Eldean Hleber Florence Klerczynskl William Klager John Klumpp Norman Kruger Eleanor Kuder Eugene Leutheuser Neil Lindemann Steven MacArthur Lois McTaggert Sally Meske Sharon Muir Hattie Mae Sanders Emil Sattler Carol Schrader James Schroeder Grace Steeb Arm Taylor Sue Thomas Marilyn Walker Marlene Wild Sabine Zettle David Zick Mary Jane Wahl WEAKNESS Ken Cars Dark, wavy hair and brown eyes Vic Flashy cars Work Kittens Clothes Blondes Spending money Being able to study in 2nd hour Wavy hair Shoes Ice Cream Eating Tall, dark, and and handsome men Shrimp Girls Food Laughing Women Foreign Dishes New Cars Squaws Girls Small Clothes Convertibles Girls Sports Talking on telephone Brush haircuts That would be telling'P?'P Getting out of bed Red heads Scruggsy Pretty girls Gus Clothes Chocolate cake Horses Certain Farmer Puppies A new car Verl orodcope LIKES Clothes 8: Shoes Xmas Cheer Roller Skating Dancing Pretty teeth Food Ice Cream The School spirit of Saline School Nice men and warm weather Something to do Getting mail Food To Argue Agricultural projects Food Pucky What a man likes? Steers Popular music Chili con Carne Farming Men Misteltoe Girls who aren't stuck-up Work To have fun Women Blondes Hitchhiking Candy bars Three Musketeers l-lot Fudge Sundaes Cream cheese and onions Sleep and good music Steaks Food lchocolate cakel Brown eyed Brownetts Natural curly hair To Dance Chop Suey Eating, Dancing and Reading Dancing Little boys Tommy 8z Bobby Blondes Horseback riding 6 6 DISLIKES Ornery people Crying girls Spending a quiet evening at home Brush haircuts Ornery women Sauerkraut Latin Having no place to go Bashful women Hillbilly music Tests Gossips TYPUIS Shaving Slow people May own growing beard Spinach Writing letters Oysters Competitive women Roving Eyes Bashful women Certain Senior Girls Bragging people Certain Senior Boys Teachers pets Reading ' Freshmen Girls Brush haircuts Conceited People Two-faced people Late hours English Lit. Slow people Studying J okers Snobbish people Nothing Studying Math Hickory Trees Dancing PET PASTIME Music and Letter writ ing Monkeying with a '35 Dodge Writing letters Playing piano Driving Driving tractor To draw 8: paint Dancing 8: a good gime Sleeping Who has spare time??? Admiring? ? ? Reading and good music Talking Goofing-off Telling jokes Dating? ? ? Swimming Eating Reading Hunting? ? ? Eating, Dating Working Hunting? ? ? Driving a tractor Talking and Singing Chasing Women Looking for blondes Boozing it up Playing guitar and singing Sketching Reading Playing piano Sleeping Writing to a certain EUY Driving in the country Talking Reading Talking Singing, and Guitar playing I Listening to music Listening to music Sleeping Reading USUALLY SEEN Florence 8: Faith 1935 Dodge Glennis B. Grace S. In my Mercury In school Bine Q Sally W. .Torun A. Norman K. Carol Ku Sally Chuck 81, Eldean B. Yellow Olds With the fellows Steve Sz, Schmoe Betty H. Working hard Eugene L. Collene G. Eleanor 6 Lee H. 5-Points or home Anywhere with anybody Norm St Al Talking with girls Lois St Martina Gerald H. With anyone Jerry G. Eleanor St Sally Lois M. Sue T. With anyone Working on the Hornet Lou Anne Richard M. Kay A. Betty 8a Collene Sharon Muir Mary Ez Marlene Marilyn W. Jody, Collene 8: Christa Anyplace Marilyn W. FAVORITE SPORT Baseball Basketball Basketball Baseball Basketball Basketball Driving St flying Basketball Football Bowling Basketball Swimming Football Track Basketball Track Aqua-planeing Football Basketball Baseball Swimming Football Football Baseball Basketball Tennis Football Baseball Horseback riding Swimming Basketball Horseback riding Football Ice Skating Baseball Football gl Basketball Tennis Ki Basketball Football Horseback riding Basketball Tennis Baseball Basketball orod cope FAVORITE SONG Cold, Cold Heart Charley My Boy Undecided If Slow Poke America Slow Poke The Little White Cloud That Cried Frank Snows Rumba Boogie A Garden in the the Rain Winter Wonderland Because of You Harbor Lights Birth of the Blues The Glory of Love Trumpet Blues l Get Ideas Birth of the Blues Blue Moon Down Yonder Undecided Down Yonder Because of You Down Yonder Dear One Harbor Lights A Make Believe I Can't Get Started Cold Cold Heart Stormy Weather Slow Poke It Is No Secret Near You Because of You Birth of the Blues Because of You Stardust Secret Heart Beautiful Dreamer Because of You Ol' Man River Because of You Because orf You 67 AMBITION Secretary Success in life Go to California To be happy Mechanical Engineer Be a good farmer Missionary Doctor Live in California 8: be rich Traveling Florist Travel-not with Uncle Sam Learn to cross fences standing up Be a good farmer Coach Nurse A good father and true husband Bachelor X-Ray Technician Make 60 words in typing Farmer Airline Hostess Successful farmer Farmer Owning a farm Marry a millionaire Stay single Not to be bashful?? Join the French Foreign Legion Secretary Art career College To do the most I can for the world Go to U. of M. To travel?? Tip the scales at 190 To have 85,000 or more Teacher Radio Work Singing Always be happy Return to America as an ambassador Good Farmer To be happy NICKNAME Shorty Chuck Freckles Katy None Brownie Chris Brenda Jerry Luee Don Josie Reverand nl!-an None None Herman None Marty Hubby Flo Willie Junior Norm vvAnnIl UUE.. Lindy Steve Loie Sal Sherry I I Patty!! Schmoe H Puffy.. None None None Horsey None Bine Dave M. J. Jcfeal Senior Florence K1erczynski Cl intellect smile figure giggles calmness leadership sleepyness quietness talking worker dancer independence athlete wit friendliness school spirit teeth thoughtfulness complexion clothes poise naturally curly hair voice good nature hesitant 44 foem a T TIME Here it is, time to go, time to say good-bye, Time to leave our dear old school, For another year has just passed by. Here we leave all memories which we hold so dear The many friends we've made, the teachers near. Some will go to college, some will go to work Some we'll never see again like bubbles in a brook. No matter where we all shall go Or where we all may be-- We'1l never forget our days at Saline High, No, sir, no siree! BOY Steve MacArthur Gerald Haarer Neil Lindemann William Klager Gordon Barnes Duane Girbach Gerald Eaton Howard Braun Charles Anderson Eldean Hieber Egon Gross Eugene Leutheuser Jerry Gonser Emil Sattler David Zick Donald Feldkamp James Schroeder Norman Kruger John Klumpp We can't forget those football games when the band and drum corps played. And how we sang our school song, so clear, so loud and gay-- Those basketball games, what a thrill they gave usp we cheered to win for win, oh, win we must! Now the Class of 52 must walk slowly out the door For another class is to take our place, we are needed here no more Yes here it is, time to go, time to say good-bye Time to leave our dear old school, for time is passing by. By Marilyn Walker ALSO T0 THE CLASS OF '52 FRANCHISE DEALER Fon NORGE AND THE BEST OF EVERYTHING T0 YOU! ZENITH T.V. --BIGELOW SANF CARPETS GAMBLES--THE FRIENDLY sToRE 68 'pk a. . ' -.uk .-'J L W 'wgigmrgem :: . . .fig-v-7fkQ'g'q:g, Q - ' +...f--3:Y.+f3,?Flf. fi ' fhfgg xiii' 14' af g.,I , 4' ' , ' f mfs- .4 Jgifkgh -f., 'JZ ,, 1. ' 'qv - 25, ,Q - - . ,.A wr.. ' ws: N 'gli - 'Im'-ifi. if is , '-5345 g r. ,xx -gk ---kglt iw ,H was, 'ig , 1 fs.. 15. fmt. 1- FS-ip ' gf iff 'QRS-, WZ 'L x, if ' I-: 21221 mutt -PQ K W hgk 11. '-W., '. -Xa fhgm- tg ,ws-, ,xv asf- '-qs eff' 9542 'Pill -vi K ! 5.51 3? K-11.4 Aa 51 egg, 1 H. T.x'e-..P3'1?'fY'f' 'V Q' A: i1Ef:fif.5 i .K ' N51 b, '- - 1.4: . 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Main St. Ann Arbor Complete Sporting Goods Store '76 OUR VERY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '52 77 SALINE SAVINGS BANK The one story bank on the corner Savings Accounts - - - FHA Loans Checking Accounts - - - Mortgage Loans Christmas Club - - - Stock and Feeder Loans Night Depository - - - Equipment Loans MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM and FEDERAL DEPOSIT CORP. 78 09 oo.Q .Oi 502: . FINIS v I 4. Photographed G1 Lithoprinted by BRAUN-BRUMFIELD, Inc. Ann Arbor, Mich. X. 1 A 14 .4 44 1 Pg. 1. 5 J I 1 I
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