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Papier-Mache Rhinoceros At Clinton II Elementary School For African Day, March 1973

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Ann Arbor News, March 29, 1973
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A smiling rhinoceros intrigues students at Clinton II Elementary School. Examining the papier-mache animal are from left: Greg Pearson, Denise Johnson, Adrian Hill, Randy Cross and Shawn Travis. In addition to the rhinoceros, Ruth Bryn's first-grade class made a zebra and giraffe as part of the school's African Day. Principal Haywood Richardson said the African Day celebration this week included students playing and singing African music, booths showing the types of crafts and art done in Africa and a drama depicting slave trading.

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1973
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March
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Tree Planting At Clinton Elementary School, April 1972

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Ann Arbor News, April 21, 1972
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City Forester Robert Tate (far right) and Robert Cameron (holding a shovel) supervise as an automatic planter drops a large tree into a hole in the ground on the property of Clinton Elementary School. This was one of 30 trees planted at Clinton as a prelude to Arbor Week, which will be celebrated April 24-30.

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1972
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April
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Alice Manderbach Playing Octave Virginal, June 1937

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Ann Arbor News, July 2, 1937
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PLAYS UNIQUE INSTRUMENT: Miss Alice Manderbach, 121 N. Division St., is shown at the octave virginal which she owns and on which she plays music written for the instrument when it was popular two or three centuries ago. It is akin to the harpsichord.

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1937
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June
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Ida Burrell, Volunteer Tutor At Clinton Elementary School, October 1973

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Ann Arbor News, October 22, 1973
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Mrs. Burrell Hugs Two Of Her Students, Charles Buck and Brenda Wright

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1973
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October
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Mae Panaceck With 1,000 Photos, November 1954

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Ann Arbor News, November 4, 1954
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MEMORIES, MEMORIES: When Mrs. Mae Panaceck, 65, of 715 E. Ann St., returned to her childhood home in northern Wisconsin for two weeks last July, she became so engrossed with meeting old friends and relatives, she didn't get back to Ann Arbor until last month. While in Wisconsin, in Oconto county, she used up some 15 rolls of film taking snapshots of persons and places she remembered so well. She is shown here with some of the 1,000 prints she had made to send to old acquaintances.

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1954
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November
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Rebuilt Old German Restaurant Features New Brick Facade, March 1977

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Ann Arbor News, March 13, 1977
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You can tell the new Old German restaurant (left), still without a sign, by the fire hydrant built right in the facade.

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1977
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March
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The Old German Restaurant Reopens After Two Years Of Construction, March 1977

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Ann Arbor News, March 13, 1977
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Charlevoix Architect Hans Weimer Designed Brick Facade and Interior Woodwork

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1977
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March
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Metzgers Reopen The Old German Restaurant, March 1977

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Ann Arbor News, March 13, 1977
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You can tell the new Old German restaurant (left), still without a sign, by the fire hydrant built right in the facade. [This photo] Owner Bud Metzger (at right above) is taking no chances with his restaurant, gutted by fire in 1975. Son Mark Metzger (center) helped with the restoration, and long-time bartender Bernie Donahue (left) is back serving drinks.

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1977
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March
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Dicken Elementary Students Learn About Nutrition With Rats, March 1973

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Ann Arbor News, March 25, 1973
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Christie Elliott, left, and Anne Singer are among eight students at Dicken Elementary School working on a nutrition project for the Washtenaw County 4-H Spring Achievement Show to be held March 30-31 at Dexter High School. The students are learning about nutrition by feeding four white rats in two cages. They are being assisted by Christ Todd, a U-M student. (News photo by Cecil Lockard)

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1973
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March
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Bill Koernke With Trout, October 1941

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Ann Arbor News, May 11, 1940
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WHO SAYS TROUT AREN'T BITING: Bill Koernke, 1604 Franklin Blvd., is shown with the 14 rainbow and brown trout he caught in five hours of fishing Tuesday night on the north branch of the Au Sable river near Lovells. The largest brown is 16 1/2 inches.

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1940
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May
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John Conlin With Prize-Winning Trout, October 1941

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Ann Arbor News, October 11, 1941
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HOOKS BIG 'UN: John H. Conlin, 745 Gott St., hooked this 20-pound trout in Grand Traverse bay last Saturday and his catch proved large enough to win an angling contest for eight southern Michigan counties sponsored by the Interstate Collection Co., with which Mr. Conlin is affiliated. The big one was hooked in more than 300 feet of water on an 800-foot copper wire trolling line. Mr. Conlin, in company with 4 other men employed by the collection company, made the one-day trip on the last day of the contest which ran for eight weeks.

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1941
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October
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Dicken Elementary - Honey Store, March 1974

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Ann Arbor News, March 20, 1974
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Dicken Teacher Jack Engelhardt watches while Anita Price, left, pours the honey and Robbie Zeller sells a bottle to Donna Logan. Engelhardt was named State Beekeeper of the Year Tuesday night in Lansing. Engelhardt uses the honey from his bees as a teaching device. (News photo by Bob Chase.)

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1974
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March
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Tommy Ingram With Bass, July 1941

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Ann Arbor News, July 19, 1941
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HOOKS PAIR OF BEAUTIES: Tommy Ingram, 611 W. Washington St., pulled this pair out of Crooked Lake in Washtenaw County within half an hour's time last week. He was fishing with his brother, Robert, and Sgt. M. G. Howard of the Ann Arbor police force when he made the haul. The largest of the two fish weighs five and three-quarter pounds and the other five and one-half. The fish have some of the characteristics of both the large and small mouth bass and Sgt. Howard believes they may be a cross between the two. Mr. Ingram caught them, and three smaller ones, between 9 and 9:30 last Saturday morning.

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1941
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July
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Bob Morton Fishing, May 1939

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Ann Arbor News, May 27, 1939
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POPULAR PIKE WATERS FOR WASHTENAW ANGLERS: Bob Morton of Traver Rd., Ann Arbor was "casting" for wall-eyed pike in the Huron river off Rawsonville Rd., below the Ford dam when this picture was taken Wednesday. These fishing grounds on the county line southeast of Ypsilanti are popular with anglers seeking wall-eyed pike or bass, while carp and suckers breaking water all around the fisherman add excitement to the sport. This youthful sportsman had to use the form shown here to get his line far enough out from short into deeper Water.

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1939
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May
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Roy Bartell With Large Pike, May 1940

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Ann Arbor News, May 18, 1940
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BIG PIKE LANDED WITH FLY ROD: Roy Bartell, 415 Eighth St., is shown with the 10-pound pike he caught in the Huron river near White Lodge in the chain of lakes area this week, using a six and one-half ounce fly rod. The Ann Arbor man fought the fish for a quarter of an hour.

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1940
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May
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Pike Preserved In Ice, March 1940

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1940
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March
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Emil (Bud) Hoppe has a 36-inch pike, weighing 11 1/4 pounds, which he caught on a line in Gallagher lake. Although he caught the big fellow two weeks ago, the fish is well preserved, for it has been frozen into the center of a huge cake of artificial ice. Hoppe was fishing with Karl N. Toney of Ann Arbor. (Ann Arbor News, March 16, 1940)

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Ila Terry With 10 Lb. Pike, February 1940

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Ann Arbor News, February 10, 1940
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SHE CAN USE THAT SPEAR: Ila M. Terry, route 6, Ann Arbor, is shown above with the big pike she speared the other day fishing through the ice at Crooked lake. The fish weighed better than 10 pounds.

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1940
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February
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Ann Arbor High School Basketball Team, March 1961

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Ann Arbor News, March 14, 1961
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Members of the Ann Arbor team are (left to right, standing) Coach Chuck Ritter, Roy Campbell, Squire Padgett, Bill Yearnd, Mike Staebler, Dennis Johnson, Todd Leonard, and Manager Bruce Holzhauer, plus (left to right, kneeling), Larry Lande, Jim Wall, Jerry Gerstler, Don Simons, Jim Warner and Doug Vaitkus. Missing at the time the photo was made were Ken Vaitkus and Chuck Menefee.

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1961
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March
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Left-Footed Kicker Rick White Practices for the Ann Arbor High School Football Team, September 1960

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Ann Arbor News, September 27, 1960
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Something Different in Kicking: Extra-point kicking took an unusual twist at Ann Arbor High this fall when Coach Jay Sielstra discovered he had three left-footed kickers on the squad, one of them a drop-kicker to boot. Tackle Jim Bilbie (kicking above) is the team's regular PAT man but Fullback Don Simons (watching) also can handle the job. Holding for Bilbie is Quarterback Howie Lippert. Drop-Kicker Rick White (below [this photo]) startled the 3,000 fans at Kalamazoo's Angell Field last Friday when he was called upon twice to drop-kick for the extra point. He made good on one of them.

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1960
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September
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Left-Footed Kickers Don Simons and Jim Bilbie Practice for the Ann Arbor High School Football Team, September 1960

Left-Footed Kickers Don Simons and Jim Bilbie Practice for the Ann Arbor High School Football Team, September 1960

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Ann Arbor News, September 27, 1960
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Something Different in Kicking: Extra-point kicking took an unusual twist at Ann Arbor High this fall when Coach Jay Sielstra discovered he had three left-footed kickers on the squad, one of them a drop-kicker to boot. Tackle Jim Bilbie (kicking above [this photo]) is the team's regular PAT man but Fullback Don Simons (watching) also can handle the job. Holding for Bilbie is Quarterback Howie Lippert. Drop-Kicker Rick White (below) startled the 3,000 fans at Kalamazoo's Angell Field last Friday when he was called upon twice to drop-kick for the extra point. He made good on one of them.

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1960
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September
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Albert and Susan Steigerwalt With Pet Garter Snakes, August 1960

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Ann Arbor News, August 13, 1960
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CHILDREN RAISE SNAKES: Seven-year-old Albert Steigerwalt (left) watches two of 17 baby garter snakes born Wednesday at his home, while his sister, Susan, 8, holds their mother. The four-day-old snakes are the first born in captivity to any of the 28 pet adult snakes the children keep in a cage in their back yard at 1102 S. Forest Ave.

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1960
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August
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Municipal Golf Course Supervisor Al Bauer Wades Through Snow At Leslie Park, March 1971

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1971
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March
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Photo not published in the Ann Arbor News, but the following description was printed on March 14, 1971: "A Reminder For Golf Aficionados: Up to his ankles in snow on the 18th green at Leslie Park, Municipal Golf Course Supervisor Al Bauer reminded golf aficionados that two of the city's three courses have been open for play since last week."

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Grave-Shaped Hole Found At The Municipal Golf Course, June 1964

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Ann Arbor News, June 12, 1964
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Dirty Dig: Examining a simulated grave dug into the 16th green at the Ann Arbor Municipal Golf Course are (left to right) S. S. Sproull, city Parks and Recreation Department superintendent; Alfred W. Bauer, department maintenance supervisor; and Patrolman Harold Rady. Sproull said total cost of repairing the hole, which has been filled in, will be about $150. A toy mouse wrapped in paper was found at the bottom of the 2 1/2-foot-deep hole, which was about five feet long and four feet wide. Sproull said those responsible may have thought the act "clever" and added, "I don't. I think it's stupidity." The sod had been cut out carefully, so it was put back in place.

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1964
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June
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Ann Arbor YMCA Volleyball Team - State Champions, April 1940

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Ann Arbor News, May 9, 1940
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SEEK NATIONAL VOLLEYBALL TITLE: Ann Arbor Y.M.C.A.'s volleyball team, winner of four straight state championships, will be seeking the national title in a tournament to be held at Philadelphia tomorrow and Saturday. Houston, Texas, is defending the national crown which it has won seven times in the last eight years. The local spikers and dishers who swept through the state tournament again this season with ease are, from left to right above: Standing - Ray Smith, Fred Meyer, George Stalker, Ray Hillis, Norm Burnham and Roger Freund, Y.M.C.A. Secretary. Kneeling - Ken Schultz, Charlie Cope, Walter Horning and George Hotzel.

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1940
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April
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Warning Sign At Municipal Golf Course, August 1963

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Ann Arbor News, August 22, 1963
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Fore(warned): Interlopers have no good reason to complain if they are beaned with golf balls at the Ann Arbor Municipal Golf Course since erection of signs identifying it as a place of peril, where balls fly in a multitude of directions and many are off intended courses.

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1963
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August
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Huron River Floods Onto Municipal Golf Course, March 1950

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Ann Arbor News, March 28, 1950
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You'd Need A Splashie-Niblick: The usually passive Huron River, goaded by three consecutive days of intermittent rain, overran its banks near Fuller St. and inundated this section of the second nine at the Municipal Golf Course. Green No. 12 is just managing to hold its head above the flood. The city engineer's office said it has assigned three pumps to remove water from basements of homes in the area and to keep the city's sewer from clogging.

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1950
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March
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Snow-Covered Municipal Golf Course, January 1948

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Ann Arbor News, January 30, 1948
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Scene of Dazzling Beauty is Equally Puzzling: This could be a view of the silent, shifting Sahara sands stretching soundlessly into secret space. Or it could be a scene of snow-filled splendor surrounding a single sentinel standing stark and stole in the stillness. It's a winter scene taken yesterday near the Municipal Golf Course which just happened to be up to its knickers in snow when the photographer passed.

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1948
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January
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Harold Logan - Slauson Junior High School Principal, May 1968

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Ann Arbor News, May 10, 1968
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Departing Principal Harold Logan

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1968
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May
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Mark Carlson Enjoys A Cupcake At The Picnic Pops Concert, June 1979

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Ann Arbor News, June 3, 1979
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CUPCAKE BREAK - Mark Carlson, 3, of Ann Arbor, enjoys a cupcake during the afternoon Picnic Pops Concert at Pioneer High School Saturday. The concert was the 17th annual one of its kind and it featured, as usual, musicians from the Ann Arbor high schools and intermediate schools. Refreshments were sold during the day-long event. The proceeds will be used to help pay the costs of the Pioneer and Huron band students when they spend a week at Interlochen National Music Camp this summer.

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1979
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June
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Peter The Rabbit Visits The Hawaiian Booth At Pittsfield Elementary's 'International World's Fair', April 1969

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Ann Arbor News, April 25, 1969
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Peter the Rabbit, pet of Mrs. Louise Bailey's sixth graders at Ann Arbor's Pittsfield Elementary School, has been busy recently, watching an "International World's Fair" presented in "his" classroom. The students set up booths containing the artifacts of a number of exotic places - including Hawaii, Italy and Jamaica. All the other students in the school were then invited to the fair for a tour and to vote on the best booth. Manning the Hawaiian booth are (from left) Karen Hawks, Susan Eisses, Wade Gurney, Carl Jones, and, of course, Peter.

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1969
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April
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Newly Expanded Slauson Junior High School - Exterior, February 1955

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Ann Arbor News, February 3, 1955
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SLAUSON ADDITIONS COMPLETED: The new $785,000 three-wing addition to Slauson Junior High at 1019 W. Washington St. will be on public display from 3 to 5:30 p.m. Sunday. The exterior of the classroom wing at the back of the building is shown above. Open house is also planned at the $200,000 Northside School additions Sunday during the same hours. Pictures of that addition will be shown on this page tomorrow.

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1955
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February
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New Classroom - Slauson Junior High School, February 1955

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Ann Arbor News, February 3, 1955
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TYPICAL CLASSROOM: Typical of the new classrooms is the one above, where James Scheu teaches a seventh grade class mathematics. Materials used are similar to other new classrooms in the city, with acoustic tile ceiling, asphalt tile floor and cinderblock walls painted in soft colors. Also typical is use of glass brick in upper part of window and green chalk boards to cut glare. Not visible are natural wood-finished cabinets on inside walls.

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1955
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February
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Slauson Junior High School - Exterior Of Music-Cafeteria Wing, February 1955

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Ann Arbor News, February 3, 1955
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MUSIC-CAFETERIA WING: The third wing, at right of main entrance to school, houses the music department on the top floor and cafeteria on ground floor. Cafeteria windows are not visible below edge of ravine into which wing is built. Kasurin and Kasurin of Ann Arbor, architects for the original building, designed the additions. Kurtz Building Co., also of Ann Arbor, was general contractor, beginning work in November, 1953.

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1955
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February
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Principal Harold Logan In His Office - Slauson Junior High School, February 1955

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Ann Arbor News, February 3, 1955
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NEW WING THROUGH WINDOW: The new classroom wing at the back of the original school is visible from Principal Harold M. Logan's office window. The classroom wing includes 12 classrooms and an art department.

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1955
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Slauson Junior High School - Pool Exterior, February 1955

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Ann Arbor News, February 3, 1955
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POOL EXTERIOR: The swimming pool wing at the left of the main school entrance extends north from the gymnasium. Light yellow brick was chosen to match the original school as nearly as possible. Doorway at right provides outside access to swimming pool bleacher section. Note how wing was built into side of ravine.

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1955
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February
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Slauson Junior High School - Musical Instrument Lockers, February 1955

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Ann Arbor News, February 3, 1955
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INSTRUMENT LOCKERS: Ricky Zemke replaces his instrument in its case, preparatory to putting it into one of the natural wood-finished lockers which line the hall leading to band and orchestra rooms.

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1955
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February
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Slauson Junior High School - New Cafeteria, February 1955

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Ann Arbor News, February 3, 1955
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CAFETERIA: While soft colors are used in most of the new rooms, the spacious new cafeteria is gay with two chartreuse yellow and two coral walls. The ceiling is white, and the floor is brown asphalt tile. The cafeteria, seating 350 students, is furnished with plastic-topped, natural-finished maple tables and chairs. Door in center background leads to the food counter. Beyond door at right is a faculty lunchroom.

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1955
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February
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New Music Rooms - Slauson Junior High School, February 1955

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Ann Arbor News, February 3, 1955
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LOTS OF ROOM FOR MUSIC: The spacious new music department includes two large rooms for band and orchestra and several individual practice rooms. Donald J. Shetler (right foreground) directs the band while the orchestra practices in room beyond open door at right. Between the two large rooms are glass-walled offices (center) and a uniform room (left background). The new additions were opened room by room and unit by unit during the first semester to help relieve crowding of the 790 pupils enrolled in the school, one of Ann Arbor's two junior high buildings.

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1955
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February
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New Art Rooms - Slauson Junior High School, February 1955

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Ann Arbor News, February 3, 1955
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ART ROOMS: The two art rooms are separated by glass walls. Mrs. Ione Simons (center background) places a roof on a model house. Balsa model is seen in foreground, and other examples of art work are posted around the room. Finishing touches were being placed on all the new rooms this week for the open house Sunday.

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1955
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February
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After School Dance Class - Slauson Junior High School, November 1956

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Ann Arbor News, November 30, 1956
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DANCING AFTER SCHOOL: These Slauson Junior High School students are part of about 75 receiving after-school instruction in social dancing for a 10-week period. Instruction at Slauson is in charge of George Payne of 508 Hill St. Social dancing is similarly being taught at Tappan Junior High School as an extracurricular activity. The activity is under the sponsorship of the Ann Arbor Public Schools Recreation Department.

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1956
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November
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Molly Dekenzie Participates in Rally in Support of Ann Arbor Public Schools Teachers at Balas Administration Building, October 1996

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Ann Arbor News, October 5, 1996
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Bach Open School student Molly Dekenzie, 9, joins in a protest march outside the boardroom where Ann Arbor teacher contract negotiations are being held at the Balas Administration building.

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1996
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October
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Bach Open Students Rally in Support of Ann Arbor Public Schools Teachers at Balas Administration Building, October 1996

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Bach Open School students join in a protest march outside the Balas Administration Building on Friday during Ann Arbor teacher contract negotiations.

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Five Ann Arbor Debutantes - L'Esprit Club's 14th Annual Debutante Ball, June 1969

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Ann Arbor News, June 16, 1969
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Five of Ann Arbor's debutantes are (from left) Beautelle Askew, Sandra Sharkey, Denise Witcher, Marcia Watson, Barb Patton

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Plane Lands On Snow With Ski Landing-Gear At Ann Arbor Airport, January 1947

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Ann Arbor News, January 7, 1947
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Graceful co-ordination rivaling the flight of a sea-gull is demonstrated by this light plane as it skims in for a perfect landing on the snow-blanketed field at the Ann Arbor city airport. The plane is one of several that have been equipped with ski landing-gear to familiarize flight students with special problems of winter flying. Ice-bound rivers and lakes furnish hundreds of new landing-fields during the long Michigan winter - but use of temporary facilities provided by the Weather Man requires a special technique on the part of the pilot. The plane is being flown by Everett Esch, former Willow Run test pilot and now the head of a local flying school.

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1947
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100 Yard Dash - AAHS Track & Field vs Jackson HS, April 1955

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Ann Arbor News, April 30, 1955
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ENJOYABLE RACE: Pioneers Elmer Rush (left) and Bob Correll (center) appear to be enjoying the 100-yard dash more than Viking Dick Irwin (right). Rush was the winner, trailed by Correll and Irwin.

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Ron Wilde - AAHS Track & Field Pole Vaulting vs Jackson HS, April 1955

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AND UP THEY GO: Ann Arbor High Pole Vaulters Ron Wilde (left) and Bruce Schneeberger show how they start on the way to clearing 10 feet 9 inches in their specialties. The efforts were good enough to bring them shares of second place.

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1955
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Bruce Schneeberger - AAHS Track & Field Pole Vaulting vs Jackson HS, April 1955

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AND UP THEY GO: Ann Arbor High Pole Vaulters Ron Wilde (left) and Bruce Schneeberger show how they start on the way to clearing 10 feet 9 inches in their specialties. The efforts were good enough to bring them shares of second place.

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1955
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Medley Relay - AAHS Track & Field vs Jackson HS, April 1955

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Ann Arbor News, April 30, 1955
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NO USE STRAINING: Pioneers Tom Boyd (left) and Dick Williams worked hard to make this exchange a good one to start the final lap of the medley relay. But Jackson's Vikings had a lead that couldn't be overcome.

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Mrs. Robert J. Harris Serves Ice Cream To Children Who Helped With Her Husband's Mayoral Campaign, April 1969

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Ann Arbor News, April 30, 1969
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The home of Mayor and Mrs. Robert J. Harris returned to normal today following a party yesterday afternoon for young "party workers" and "innumerable neighborhood kids." Mrs. Harris is shown reaching into a box with a dwindling supply of cups used for ice cream sodas. She said there were 50 to 75 children at the party, given as a reward for their aid during the recent mayoral campaign. Their jobs during the campaign included stuffing envelopes and hanging messages on doors. Obviously, the children enjoy licking ice cream more than licking envelopes, however. (Ann Arbor News Photo By Cecil Lockard)

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1969
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Pioneer High Students Prepare for Upper Peninsula Survival Weekend, May 1969

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Ann Arbor News, May 18, 1969
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Getting some last-minute tips from two U.S. Marines are seven of the 40 Pioneer High students who leave Friday for a "survival" weekend in the wilds of the Upper Peninsula. The boys will sleep on the ground, and, for the most part, will gather all their own food. Eight Marines will accompany the boys and several teachers on the trip. The Marines are all Vietnam veterans and experts in survival training. From left are S/Sgt. Byron Tapp, Larry Gable, Ron Coon (standing), Rick Bolhouse, Pete Schneeberger (standing), Bob Cooper, John Sonntag, Dave Haaxman and Sgt. B. J. Melvin. Cooper, Pioneer High Student Council president, helped organize the expedition.

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1969
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Pat Monaghan Crosses The Finish Line - AAHS Track & Field vs Thurston HS, April 1958

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Ann Arbor News, April 4, 1958
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ANCHORS RELAY WINNERS: Pat Monaghan breaks the finish-line tape to anchor Ann Arbor High's medley-relay team to victory in yesterday's dual meet with Detroit Thurston. Bob Hoffmeyer, Andy Fisher and Jim Turner had carried the Pioneer baton earlier. Ann Arbor won the meet, 75 1/2-24 1/2 to wind up its indoor season. Ann Arbor High Athletic Director Lou Hollway (background, center) is a watch-watching spectator.

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1958
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311 Thompson Street - Where Alice Kalom Was Last Seen Alive, June 1969

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Alice E. Kalom, the sixth murder victim in the Ann Arbor-Ypsilanti area, was last seen alive about 1 a.m. Friday on the front porch of this rooming house at 311 Thompson St. Her purse and all identification were found in her apartment after the murder. (Ann Arbor News Photo by Cecil Lockard)

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1969
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Senior Prank: Mickey Mouse Appears On Ann Arbor High School's Clock, May 1969

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Ann Arbor News, May 21, 1969
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Walt Disney's famous friend has come to Ann Arbor in the form of a Mickey Mouse addition on Ann Arbor High School's clock. It is assumed that Mickey was another senior prank, since this is Senior Week at the high school. This week culminates Friday with Senior Skip Day. (News photo by Jack Stubbs)

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1969
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Science Fair Exhibits At Abbot Elementary School, May 1963

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Ann Arbor News, May 25, 1963
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SCIENCE FAIR EXHIBITS: Deborah Eddy and Craig Atkins, fifth graders at T. C. Abbot Elementary School, examine a portion of the school's science fair exhibits. The exhibits, which featured both physical and social science projects, were displayed in the school centrum and auditorium.

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Stephanie Vittum's First Grade Class Learns To Eat Japanese Food With Chopsticks At Abbot Elementary School, February 1963

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Ann Arbor News, February 19, 1963
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EATING JAPANESE STYLE: Mrs. Stephanie Vittum's first graders at T. C. Abbot School demonstrate there's more than one way to learn to eat Japanese food with chopsticks. Above (from left) Jeanne Palmer has already caught on, Dave Watson wonders how to use them, Hunter Raiford is mastering the art and Stephanie Sukenik tries the two-handed method. Mrs. Vittum (center) looks on. Kimonos worn by the children add to the Japanese atmosphere.

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Dr. Russell C. Hussey Visits The Prehistoric Animal Display At Abbot Elementary School, March 1963

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Ann Arbor News, March 15, 1963
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DINOSAURS 'LIVE' AGAIN: Dr. Russell C. Hussey, professor emeritus of geology at the University, is visiting schools to lecture on prehistoric animals. Above, Dr. Hussey and (from left) Claudia Johnson, Alan Jordan and David Bonnewell, students at T. C. Abbot Elementary School, admire a display on prehistoric animals done by the students at the school in connection with Dr. Hussey's appearance there.

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Forsythe Junior High Girls Gym Class Sculpts Snow Whale, February 1964

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Ann Arbor News, February 26, 1964
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WHITE WHALE AND FRIENDS: Forsythe Junior High School had a "whale of a class" yesterday afternoon. Members of the fifth-hour physical education class and their teacher, Mrs. Catherine Tank, pose with their snow sculpture of a whale which took them 20 minutes to make. Their snow sculpture project substituted for sledding.

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1964
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February
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Making Decorations For The New Year's Eve Dance, December 1968

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Ann Arbor News, December 29, 1968
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Paulette Payor (left) and Myra Murray, students at Huron and Pioneer High Schools respectively, give the finishing touches to one of the decorations to be used at Tuesday's New Year's Eve dance at the Michigan Union. The dance, a girl-ask-boy type, is a traditional one for Ann Arbor teens, and is sponsored by the senior girls from Huron, Pioneer and St. Thomas High Schools as a joint project.

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1968
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December
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Chinese New Year's Dragon At Edmonson Elementary School, January 1962

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Ypsilanti Daily Press, January 5, 1962
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DID YOU EVER see a dragon in cowboy boots and saddle shoes? Such big eyes he has! Chinese New Year's drag made from unlabeled Chinese lanterns left over from Christmas. Supplying the spark that propelled the dragon into activity were Mrs. Gladys Hadley's kindergarten children at Edmonson.

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1962
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January
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Temple Beth Emeth Sisterhood Wrapping Christmas Gifts, December 1980

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AFTER CHANUKAH - The Jewish festival of Chanukah has ended but members of the Temple Beth Emeth Sisterhood are still busy, wrapping Christmas gifts for patients at Mott Children's Hospital. Lending a hand to their Christian neighbors are from left: Jane Bornstein, Susan Bornstein, Paula Cataffo, Matthew Cataffo, Marie Streusand and Andrea Bronson.

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Doug Vincent Checks On Speakers In Production At DCM Corporation, June 1985

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Ann Arbor News, June 8, 1985
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Doug Vincent checks the drying of the tops and bottoms of the Time Frames after they have been lacquered.

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1985
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Time Frame Speakers In Production at DCM Corporation, June 1985

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Time Frame sub-cabinets hang from hooks as they glide along inside the DCM plant on Airport Boulevard.

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Jan Webb Constructs A Speaker At DCM Corporation, June 1985

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Ann Arbor News, June 8, 1985
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Jan Webb prepares to install the 'brains,' the load and driver and electronics, of the Time Frame.

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Gary Brown Tests Speakers At DCM Corporation, June 1985

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Ann Arbor News, June 8, 1985
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Gary Brown, a technical engineer, tests a Time Window speaker for quality and sound efficiency.

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1985
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