Pioneer High Students Celebrate Black History Week With Art Display, February 1973
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Ann Arbor News, February 10, 1973
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Kat Brown, left, Debra Ann Miller and Marlys Thompson prepare a display of artifacts from Africa and their own artwork to commemorate Black History Week, Feb. 11 through 17. The display will be in the circular showcase off the main entrance to Pioneer High School according to art teach, Cecil North. The display includes, from left, an ebony carving from Ghana, carved wooden face by Ann Arbor artist Coleman Jewett, shirt from Accra, and a punched rug made by Miss Thompson depicting Africa. In front Miss Miller works on a ceramic pot and shoe. The leather cushion in front is from Nigeria.
Ann Arbor News, February 10, 1973
Caption
Kat Brown, left, Debra Ann Miller and Marlys Thompson prepare a display of artifacts from Africa and their own artwork to commemorate Black History Week, Feb. 11 through 17. The display will be in the circular showcase off the main entrance to Pioneer High School according to art teach, Cecil North. The display includes, from left, an ebony carving from Ghana, carved wooden face by Ann Arbor artist Coleman Jewett, shirt from Accra, and a punched rug made by Miss Thompson depicting Africa. In front Miss Miller works on a ceramic pot and shoe. The leather cushion in front is from Nigeria.
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1973
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February
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