The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-03
Three Hundred
Eighty Six in
Saline School
Staff Consists of
Sixteen Teachers

The Saline School has an enroll
ment OF three hundred eighty six
pupils Sixteen teachers are listed
as follows:
Supt. Hubert A. Bearss. Master OF
Arts Degree, University OF Mich.
igan; Principal Hazen Jewell,
Bachelor OF Arts, Michigan State
Normal, Bookkeeping: Henry Bur
CESS, B. S.. Michigan State College.
Agriculture. Biology, Baseball;
Coach Chauncey Pentecost. B. s..
Adrian College, Social Studies; Eli
O'Bradovich, B. S. Kalamazoo,
Chemistry. Physics. Boy Scout
Leader; Elmer Bickel, Michigan
State Normal College. Latin, Litera-
ture; Mrs. Virginia Lee, B. s.,
Michigan State Normal. English,
Speech; Mrs. Elizabeth Washburn,
B. s., Michigan State Normal,
Home Making; Miss Marjorie De
Verna. B. s., Michigan State Nor
NAL, Math. Commercial subjects:
Miss Iris Bright, B. S. Michigan
State Normal. English, Junior High;
Mrs. Dorothy Hutzel. Life Michigan
State Normal, fifth and sixth
grades: Miss Katherin Briggs. B. s,
Michigan State Normal. fourth
grade; Miss Joan Wondergem, Life
Western State Teachers College,
first grade; Miss Mary Morden.
Life Michigan State Normal, third
grade; Miss Irene Huehl, Life Mich
igan State Normal, second grade;
Miss Dorothy Horning, Michigan
State College. Music and Art.
Superintendent Bearss recon-
mended all teachers for renewal Of
contracts for the year 1941-42. The
Board of Education have awarded
all contracts accordingly.
Saline School has been. the recip.
lent Of a great deal OF endowments
the past year. Beginning with a
gift of land in the spring OF 1910
by Mrs. Henne; In the fall OF 1910
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Curtiss gave
$1,000. for the purchase of band
uniforms. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed ALDER
gave nice sum OF money for the
purchase OF a memorial for their
daughter who was killed in an auto
accident, many years ago. Mrs. I'm
terkircher gave money and equip
ment for the school. A large nur-
sery gave three different groups OF
trees for the landscaping Of the
school lawn.
Good Local Response
The public has responded in an
excellent manner by way OF at
tendance at all school functions
throughout the year. The FLA.
and Athletic team, the Senior
Glass. the Band. and the Home
Making Glass have all enjoyed fine
success as a result OF the public re-
Spouse.
v. Of N. Cooperation
The University Of Michigan has
cooperated with Saline School in
several ways. The Michigan Club
gave tickets to Saline football team
last fall-.at the L. of NJ. football
banquet.
The School Of Education has
conducted a series OF tests for Sa.
iAhV oNhobis ENti Bupll mas DttH
given I. Q. and other tests from
the third grade throughout the ~
grades
The University OF Michigan Band
played a concert at Saline for the
benefit OF Saline School. 1t was we'll
attended.
The Albion College Orchestra
gave a spring concert at Saline.
Several speakers from the Uniyer-
sity OF Michigan. and the Michigan
State Normal College gave demon
STATIONS and speeches before sa-
line School assemblies. Regular
chapel services have been held each
Monday morning by different min.
listers OF Saline Community. BIZ
weekly motion pictures have been
given TO the school assemblies free
OF charge.
Teseher-Pupll Consultation
There are frequent pupil teacher
consultations. At these conferences
various suggestions are made. A
great deal OF guidance is made.
Many OF the high school boys and
girls are working part time in Sa-
line city and on the farms