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New Teachers Board School Bus For Tour of Ann Arbor, September 1965

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Ann Arbor News, September 2, 1965
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New city school teachers board a bus at Ann Arbor High School for an orientation ride through the city. The trip was made yesterday to familiarize the teachers with the city. The Ann Arbor School District has hired 168 new teachers for the coming school year. Many of the new teachers have been recruited from other states.

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1965
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September
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Ann Arbor Committee For A Sane Nuclear Policy Members Seek Signatures On Petitions, May 1960

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Ann Arbor News, May 4, 1960
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SEEKS SIGNATURES: This member of the Ann Arbor Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy was one of several of the group soliciting signatures on petitions in the campus area yesterday afternoon. The petitions ask a halt in nuclear testing and controlled arms reduction.

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1960
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May
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Angell Elementary School Library Student Committee, November 1946

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Ann Arbor News, November 19, 1946
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STUDENTS LEARN SELF-GOVERNMENT: Beginning with that basic group unit of virtually all American government—the committee—students in the public schools here learn about government by serving on student governing bodies. These members of the Angell school library committee shown examining library records are (from left to right) Gail Livermore, Sandra Hughes and Mary Nesbit.

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1946
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November
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Michael and William Krag at Angell Elementary School Dog Show, September 1947

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Ann Arbor News, September 27, 1947
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Heading the squad of educated pooches brought to Angell School Thursday by their youthful masters in celebration of National Dog Week was Navy, pure-bred spaniel belonging to the Krag brothers, Michael, 6, a first-grader, and William, 10, who is in the fourth grade. Besides the traditional canine tricks of rolling over, playing dead, and retrieving objects thrown either on land or in the water, Navy knows the rudiments of military training and will execute a snappy salute on orders by her young masters. The Krag brothers are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. W. Brace Krag of 2120 Devonshire Rd.

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1947
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December
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Angell School Students With Decorative Metalwork, February 1949

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Ann Arbor News, February 19, 1949
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STUDENTS LEARN METALWORK: James B. Kobus of 2012 Washtenaw Ave. shows Mary Warner of 2203 Melrose Ave. a piece of decorative metalwork done in their fifth grade class at Angell School. The fifth-graders were divided into various "craft guilds" during their studies of the Middle Ages. Each "guild" studied a different craft.

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1949
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February
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Angell School Students Make Cork Table Pads, February 1949

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Ann Arbor News, February 19, 1949
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CORK HANDICRAFT PROVIDES USEFUL PADS: These three Angell fifth-graders have found that cork handicraft not only is educational but also can provide useful articles. They are decorating table pads made from cork. The students are (from left to right) Joanne S. Hertsberg of 1610 Brooklyn Ave., Amy L. Beiser of 2101 Woodside Rd., and Judy A. Gilson of 1803 Hill St.

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1949
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February
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Fifth Graders at Angell School In A "Be Kind To Animals Club" Meeting, March 1949

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Ann Arbor News, March 4, 1949
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Officers of the Washtenaw County Be Kind to Animals Club Association plot future projects with their director, 10-year-old Kent Marquis, left. When two of the three elected officers couldn't be present for the picture, Kent rose to the occasion and appointed two club members as stand-ins. Listening to him are, from the left, Denise Miner, 10, (pinch-hitting for Kitty Bell Stevens, club treasurer); Jane Morley, 11, president; and Bill Keely, 10 (batting for Jim McEachern, secretary). The club is this week offering to pay the $1.50 inoculation fee for dog-owners who might otherwise destroy their pets rather than pay for the vaccination. All are Angell School pupils.

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1949
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March
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Washtenaw County Be Kind to Animals Club Fundraiser, February 1950

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Ann Arbor News, February 8, 1950
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BE KIND TO ANIMALS CLUB: For several busy weeks this group of Angell School pupils led by 12-year-old Kent Marquis of 304 Juniper Lane has been raising a "kitty" for distribution to underprivileged dog owners for use at the rabies vaccination clinic in Ann Arbor Friday at the Armory. Calling themselves the "Washtenaw County Be Kind to Animals Club," the boys and girls have nearly $50 to dole out with the Ann Arbor Humane Society acting as administrators for applicants. They are shown collecting papers at the home of Prosecutor Douglas K. Reading, 1609 S University Ave. Left to right are Gordon Burke of 1502 Geddes Ave., Virginia Haisley of 1204 Melrose Ave., Wendy Dobson of 1704 Baldwin Ct., Patty Wilkins of 3014 Brockman Blvd., Bill Kelly of 1130 Lincoln Ave., Kent Marquis, Ray Henry of 1047 Martin Pl., Allison Myers of 904 S. Forest Ave., Hope Forsythe of 1103 Ferdon Rd., and Jean Twining of 1601 Cambridge Ave.

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1950
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February
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Angell School Children with Cat-Retrieving Device, November 1949

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Ann Arbor News, November 18, 1949
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CAT RETRIEVER: This peculiar-looking apparatus is a unique piece of equipment variously called a cat rescue pole, or "cat retriever." A stray or marooned cat lodged in some tree needs only to cling to the sheepskin loop at the end of the pole to effect a safe rescue from the upper regions. Students at Angell School are actively participating in the Ann Arbor Humane Society's current drive to raise funds for equipment, such as the cat pole, to outfit the proposed new animal shelter. Students shown (left to right) are Gale L. Slater, 9, of 1232 Washtenaw Ave., Phillis A. Austin, 8, of 1317 Geddes Ave., Rollie Leeds, 6, of 1438 Washington Hgts., and Randy White, 6, of 2409 Vinewood Blvd.

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1949
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November
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Electrician Class at Angell School, March 1950

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Ann Arbor News, March 18, 1950
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Embryo electricians are given pointers by instructor John Kowatch on how to bend electrical conduit pipe correctly with a conduit bender. The youths, Ed Hewitt (center), 22, of 8334 Platt Rd. and Thomas Kittel (right), 24, of 1106 S. Main St., are members of Kowatch's electricians' apprentice class. As such, they spend four years in a unique training program of "learning by doing," directed toward making them finished construction electricians.

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1950
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March
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Angell School Safety Captain Officer Edward Marchan, May 1950

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Ann Arbor News, May 10, 1950
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Safety Patrol Captain Edward Marchan will leave for Washington tomorrow on a four-day trip as a representative of Angell School, Ann Arbor's safety patrol award winner this year.

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1950
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May
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Angell School Girl Scouts make Dressings for Ann Arbor Cancer Information Center, April 1954

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Ann Arbor News, April 19, 1954
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Angell School Girl Scout Troop 120 is shown making dressing for the Ann Arbor Cancer Information Center which in turn gives them free to cancer patients who need them in the Ann Arbor area. The Scouts are one of 40 local groups who make dressings. Among the groups are the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary, which last year made more than 5,000 dressings. A total of 50 patients were aided last year. The center also operates a loan closet which loaned items ranging from blankets to an oxygen mask to 20 patients last year. Mrs. Francis Wessinger is dressings chairman, assisted by Mrs. J. Gordon McDonald. The Ann Arbor Unit of the American Cancer Society is conducting a $7,000 fund drive here this month.

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1954
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March
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Five New Students at Angell School, September 1956

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Ann Arbor News, September 29, 1956
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FROM AROUND THE WORLD: These five Angell School foreign pupils come from continents and countries that encircle part of the globe. The pupils, who entered Angell for the first time this fall, are children of foreign students attending the University. They are (left to right) Fusan Ozgeneil from Turkey, Joseph Santos of the Philippines, Christopher King from England, Claudine Van Curier, Switzerland, and Hazem Husseini, Lebanon.

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1956
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September
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Cub Scouts Plant a Tree Outside Angell Elementary School, April 1958

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Ann Arbor News, May 1, 1958
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CUB SCOUTS PLANT TREE: While two fathers, Mack Woodruff (left) and Dr. Park Willis III, supervise, Cub Scouts of Angell School Den I do their part in beautifying the grounds with a sapling. A grounds beautification project was started by the PTA early in the spring. Scouts taking part in yesterday's planting were (left to right in front) Tommy Woodruff and Jerry Krause and (rear) Johnny Wells and Park Willis IV.

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1958
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April
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Ann Arbor High School Track Team, May 1941

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Ann Arbor News, May 23, 1941
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UNBEATEN PIONEERS TO SEEK STATE TRACK TITLE: Ann Arbor high's unbeaten track team will seek the state scholastic Class A title at East Lansing tomorrow in competition with 35 Class A schools. Although his team has been installed as a favorite, Coach Tim Ryan figures that Benton Harbor may win the meet. Benton Harbor has two athletes capable of winning four firsts for a total of 24 points as well as other probable point winners, including its relay team. The Pioneers are undefeated in five dual meets and captured the titles in the River Rouge and Albion College invitationals and in the Five-A league. From left to right the Pioneers are: Top row - Manager D. Siebert, Guy Paul, L. Nelson, W. Moss, W. Delhey, Paul Braun, E. Vlisides and Bob Twining; Middle row - Manager A. Steeb, W. Larmee, Herb Wenk, Wilbur Hann, Bill Wheatley, Wayne Newman, Glen Shankland, D. Bowerman and Coach Tim Ryan. Front row - J. Mercado, William Blaess, Ron Schairer, P. Ringquist, W. Marshall, Desmond Howarth, F. Nowland and J. Bertsos.

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1941
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May
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Ann Arbor High School 880-Yard Relay Team, April 1944

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Ann Arbor News, April 18, 1944
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PIONEER RELAY TEAM VICTORIOUS OVER BIG FIELD: Ann Arbor High's 880-yard relay team, snapped in action here with only one foot touching the ground, from left to right, Henry Platt, Lee McQuiston, Phil Mercado and Bill Haidler, emerged victorious over more than 20 teams in Saturday's River Rouge Invitational meet in Yost Field House. But the Pioneers nearly chawed their fingernails off before being assured of winning. The event was run off in six sections and Ann Arbor was in the first section. Although the Pioneer club's time was 1:40.1, which is pretty fair, it wasn't so far out of class that victory was certain. So Coach Tim Ryan and the quartet above waited impatiently as section after section reeled by in slower times than 1:40.1.

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1944
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April
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Ted Judson, Ann Arbor High Track Star, Watches Rain Fall Outside The Wines Field Fieldhouse, May 1945

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Ann Arbor News, May 18, 1945
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WELL, I'LL BE DARNED! IT'S STILL RAINING: Ted Judson, Ann Arbor High school track star, looks dejectedly out the door of the Wines Field fieldhouse and wonders how he can get in shape for Saturday's Five-A League meeting set for Wines Field. But, on the right, he proves there's still a grin left as he laces up his shoes and prepares to get out there, rain or no rain. The Pioneers will play host to other teams in the Five-A loop for Saturday's meet which will also serve as a state regional meet. Morning events will begin at 11 o'clock and the afternoon program starts at 2 o'clock. And, as is the custom in the track world, the meet will be held rain or shine or high water. Judson, who hasn't scored less than 15 points in any track meet this year, is expected to lead the field of individual performers here in Saturday's meet.

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1945
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May
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Ted Judson, Ann Arbor High Track Star, Laces Up His Shoes, May 1945

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Ann Arbor News, May 18, 1945
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WELL, I'LL BE DARNED! IT'S STILL RAINING: Ted Judson, Ann Arbor High school track star, looks dejectedly out the door of the Wines Field fieldhouse and wonders how he can get in shape for Saturday's Five-A League meeting set for Wines Field. But, on the right, he proves there's still a grin left as he laces up his shoes and prepares to get out there, rain or no rain. The Pioneers will play host to other teams in the Five-A loop for Saturday's meet which will also serve as a state regional meet. Morning events will begin at 11 o'clock and the afternoon program starts at 2 o'clock. And, as is the custom in the track world, the meet will be held rain or shine or high water. Judson, who hasn't scored less than 15 points in any track meet this year, is expected to lead the field of individual performers here in Saturday's meet.

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1945
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May
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880-Yard Relay Team - Ann Arbor High School Track, April 1948

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Ann Arbor News, May 21, 1948
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WILL BE SHOOTING FOR REGIONAL RELAY CHAMPIONSHIP: This quartet, with one possible exception, will be shooting for 880-yard relay honors during Saturday's combination Five-A League and regional track meet on Wines Field. From left to right are Brad Harding, Mark Ford, Bob Fowler and Alex Evans. Fowler may give way to George Ridge for Saturday's meet. The Pioneers are favored to win the league and regional championship.

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1948
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April
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Brad Harding - Ann Arbor High School Track Team Captain, April 1948

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Ann Arbor News, May 6, 1948
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PIONEER POINT-GETTER IN TRACK: Brad Harding, Ann Arbor High track captain, is one of the reasons Coach Tim Ryan's thinclads are having an excellent dual meet season. A handy hurdler, as this picture indicates, Harding also does all right in the jumping events. In most dual meets he can be depended upon for 12 to 20 points. Harding and his teammates will see action at Lansing Sexton Friday afternoon.

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1948
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April
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Mark Ford - Ann Arbor High School Track Team Co-Captain, May 1949

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Ann Arbor News, May 20, 1949
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AIMS FOR A FIVE-A HURDLES CROWN: Speedy Mark Ford, Ann Arbor High track team co-captain, will be aiming for a league hurdles championship in tomorrow's combined loop and regional meet on Wines Field.

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1949
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May
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Don Douglas - Ann Arbor High School Track Team Co-Captain, May 1949

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Ann Arbor News, May 21, 1949
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SEEKS 880 CROWN: Co-Capt. Don Douglas, star Ann Arbor High middle distance runner, today sought the Five-A League half-mile crown during the combined league and regional track meet at Wines Field.

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1949
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May
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Bob Fowler - Ann Arbor High School Track Team, May 1949

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Ann Arbor News, May 7, 1949
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PIONEER TRACK ACE: Speedy Bob Fowler is one reason Coach Tim Ryan's Ann Arbor High thinclads are doing so well this year. Fowler, a double winner against Lansing Sexton yesterday, is a dash man par excellence and a fine jumper.

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1949
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May
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Karl Staubach, George Jayne, Leroy Schaerer, Joe Grammatico, & Virgil Clevidence - Ann Arbor High School Track Team, May 1949

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Ann Arbor News, May 19, 1949
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PIONEERS DEPEND ON THESE POINT-GETTERS SATURDAY: Ann Arbor High's hopes for a Five-A League crown in Saturday's loop championship meet here will rest heavily on the shoulders of four of these five main-stays of Coach Tim Ryan's title-defending team. From left to right are Karl Staubach, broad jump; George Jayne, miler; Leroy Schaerer, quarter-miler; Joe Grammatico, pole vaulter; and Virgil Clevidence, high jumper. Schaerer won't compete Saturday because of a temporary ineligibility but may be ready for state meet action if Ann Arbor qualifies a medley relay team.

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1949
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May
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Carpenters Labor Union Votes For Strike, September 1949

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Ann Arbor News, September 17, 1949
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By a vote of 61 to 37, members of the AFL carpenters local 512 voted last night to strike against the Ann Arbor General Contractors Association. Union and contractor representatives check the voting lists in the picture above while two carpenters (right) receive instructions from John D. Bagley, state labor mediator. To the left (at the table) are Armand P. Hewett of 1103 W. Madison St. (back to camera), William Brown of Dexter, and William E. Bowline of Route 6, Ann Arbor.

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1949
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September
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Eric Nagler Celebrates During City Junior Golf Tournament Qualifying Round, August 1958

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Ann Arbor News, August 26, 1958
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Does War Dance As Putt Drops: Eric Nagler goes into some kind of a dance as he sank his putt on the No. 4 green yesterday at the Huron Municipal Course as the Juniors engaged in their qualifying round in their annual city golf tournament. Back of Nagler is Don Simons and at the right is Dick Fisher.

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1958
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August
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26
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Aiming for the Fourth Green at Huron Hills Municipal Golf Course, August 1958
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Doug Horning Putts During City Junior Golf Tournament Qualifying Round, August 1958

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Ann Arbor News, August 26, 1958
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Youngster Attempts Long Putt: Doug Horning, age 15, is shown attempting a long putt during the City Junior qualifying round at Huron Municipal yesterday. He missed by a narrow margin. In the left background is his brother, Dick Horning, age 12.

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1958
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August
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A Couple Putts at the 12th Hole of the Municipal Golf Course, June 1948

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Ann Arbor News, June 9, 1948
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Drama On The Green: Tragedy--at least of the minor variety--struck here. The young lady's approach was on the green; the young man's was in the trap in the foreground. She putted to one foot from the pin. His chip was short and wide but she failed on her easy putt and he holed out, much to her chagrin. The picture was taken at the 12th hole of the Municipal Golf Course. In the background, behind the trees, is the Huron River.

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1948
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June
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Fallen Leaves Being Cleared from the Municipal Golf Course, November 1958

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Ann Arbor News, November 6, 1958
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Relief for Golfers: As every fall golfer knows, leaves add to his links problem once the trees start to shed. But the leaves covering portions of the Municipal Golf Course leave quickly when exposed to the air currents from this blower arrangement which is used at other times for spraying jobs. Here, the blower is clearing the way along the fourth (old 13th) fairway. The Municipal Course, scene of the recent Washtenaw Open which saw Bob McCormick pick up the title held for three years by Howie Slocum, remains open for business--a fact which can be added to the list of unusual November happenings.

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1958
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November
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6
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Ernie Wright Tries Out New Driving Cage at Municipal Golf Course, August 1946

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Ann Arbor News, August 15, 1946
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Municipal has Driving Net: Golfers who hate to chase their hooks or slices all over the landscape can perfect their swing and rhythm at the Municipal Golf course where J. M. Dand, club manager, has erected a driving cage. Ernie Wright, 117 West Summit St., is shown above practicing his drives in the all-metal cage which is 20 feet long, 10 feet high and 10 feet wide. At the rear of the cage is a padded cushion, on which is inscribed a target. For the privilege of hooking or slicing 35 times it only costs one 25 cents (the charge to take care of the construction of the outfit) and after it is all over one doesn't have to walk more than 20 feet to retrieve the beaten pellets.

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1946
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August
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Municipal Golf Course Marks Tenth Anniversary, June 1939

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Ann Arbor News, June 15, 1939
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Golf in Ann Arbor at City Course: Their figures silhouetted against the sky at the third green of the municipal course, these two players personify the spirit of golf in Ann Arbor where both sexes share the thrills of the popular links sport during the spring and summer months. It is estimated that more than 3,000 residents of the city play golf for recreation.

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1939
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June
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Golfers Complete the Third Hole at the Municipal Golf Course, June 1939

Municipal Golf Course Manager Bob Applegate Finds Time to Play a Round, June 1958

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Ann Arbor News, June 27, 1958
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Applegate on the Green: Here's the putting form of Robert E. Applegate, pro of the Ann Arbor Municipal Golf Course. Time to actually play the game is infrequent for Applegate, whose activities as pro and manager at the course keep him busy 14 to 16 hours a day.

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1958
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June
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Bob Applegate at the "Rock Pile" Municipal Golf Course, June 1958

Bob Applegate Takes a Break on the Golf Course, May 1955

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Ann Arbor News, May 4, 1955
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Golfer Seeks Respite From Heat: Bob Applegate, pro at the Municipal Golf Course, takes a breather during yesterday's hot weather for a cooling soft drink. Temperature in Ann Arbor yesterday climbed to a sweltering 88 degrees.

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1955
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May
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John Long Demonstrates Snake Handling At Forsythe Junior High School, May 1971

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Ann Arbor News, May 6, 1971
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John Long (left), an area snake collector, demonstrated the correct method of holding a three-foot Diamondback Rattlesnake in a science classroom at Forsythe Junior High School yesterday. Sitting on a table from left to right are Mark Matan and Jeff Kuhn, eighth graders; Duane Black, science teacher, and Peggy Hanley, ninth grader. Long also showed the students a six-foot boa constrictor. (News Photo by Jack Stubbs)

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1971
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May
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Construction Workers Place Concrete Floor Panels At 1807 Pontiac Road, July 1947

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Ann Arbor News, July 12, 1947
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LAYING FLOOR OF PREFABRICATED CONCRETE HOME: A novel idea in home-building is being undertaken in Ann Arbor this summer with the erection of two prefabricated concrete homes by Cook Floors on Pontiac Rd. The pre-cast concrete panels forming the floor are shown above. When sealed in place, the floor panels will form ducts on their under-surfaces through which hot air can be forced, thus providing radiant heating for the homes.

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1947
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July
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Alice Tipton & Roy Sutfin Prepare For Abbot School's Education Day Open House, May 1965

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Ann Arbor News, May 20, 1965
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Making last-minute preparations for this evening's Education Day Open house at Abbot School are Mrs. Alice Tipton, Abbot art teacher, and Roy Sutfin, a fourth grader. Held in conjunction with Education Day of Michigan Week, the open house will be held for the public from 3:15 to 8 p.m. Featured at the event will be student art, science, mathematics and social studies exhibits. Other activities also mark the day.

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1965
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May
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Open House On Education Day

Doris Bordine, Fourth Grade Abbot School Teacher, Works In Her Classroom Over Christmas Vacation, December 1964

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Ann Arbor News, December 28, 1964
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A vacation is not for everyone. Mrs. Doris Bordine, pictured at her desk in her fourth grade room at Abbot School, illustrates how many teachers carry on in empty classrooms, in her case preparing teaching material for coming months.

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Demolition Of The Philip Bach House, April 1968

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One of the first signs that the westward expansion of Packard has become a reality with the razing of this turn-of-the-century house on the west side of S. Main at the present foot of Packard. The house was built by merchant Philip Bach - after whom a local elementary school is named - but has not served as a private home for years, having served as one of the first local fraternity houses, later as the sales office of the former Staebler-Kempf Oil Co., and most recently as a foreign car garage and showroom. Old gasoline pumps may be seen in the foreground.

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Students Prepare A Display For Abbot School's Science & Art Fair, May 1967

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Ann Arbor News, May 29, 1967
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Nancy Lueder and Bryan Smith, second graders at Abbot School, make some final adjustments to branches filled with paper birds. The tree was part of a science and art fair in which all of Abbot's 552 children displayed work. The fair was held in conjunction with Michigan Week. These children are in Mrs. Nancy Michel's class.

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1967
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Path Constructed For Abbot School Students, October 1971

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Ann Arbor News, October 22, 1971
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A volunteer project to provide a gravel path for youngsters living in the Maple Park Public Housing Development near N. Maple and Dexter Rds. who attend Abbot School is scheduled for completion this weekend. Grading services were donated by the Washtenaw Asphalt Co. and parents and members of the community have done volunteer work to complete the path. The project, headed by Abbot Principal Don Lyon, resulted from a petition to the Board of Education from parents and the housing commission complaining about the three quarter of a mile walk to Abbot from the area.

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1971
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October
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Jack Junttonen, Abbot School Student, Paints Maracas For The Ann Arbor Symphony Ball, March 1972

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Ann Arbor News, March 12, 1972
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Supporting your local symphony orchestra can be great fun as Jack Junttonen, pictured below, discovers. He's painting a papier mache maraca, one of several that third-graders in Mrs. Robert Millard's class at Abbott School have been making as decorations for the annual Ann Arbor Symphony Ball. The students have combined their regular art class with a little community service project. In the picture at the right, Mrs. Millard, left, and student teacher Kerrin Flamm supervise another art session. The ball, which will begin at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at Weber's Inn, will kick off Ann Arbor Symphony Week. Ticket information is available from Mrs. Douglas Doane. (News photos by Cecil Lockard)

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1972
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March
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Abbot School Students Create Decorations For The Ann Arbor Symphony Ball, March 1972

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Ann Arbor News, March 12, 1972
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Supporting your local symphony orchestra can be great fun as Jack Junttonen, pictured below, discovers. He's painting a papier mache maraca, one of several that third-graders in Mrs. Robert Millard's class at Abbott School have been making as decorations for the annual Ann Arbor Symphony Ball. The students have combined their regular art class with a little community service project. In the picture at the right, Mrs. Millard, left, and student teacher Kerrin Flamm supervise another art session. The ball, which will begin at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at Weber's Inn, will kick off Ann Arbor Symphony Week. Ticket information is available from Mrs. Douglas Doane. (News photos by Cecil Lockard)

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1972
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March
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Abbot Students Prepare Scroll For Newly Returned POW Major Hubert K. Flesher, February 1973

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Ann Arbor News, February 22, 1973
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Steve Prokos (Left), Caruso And Bob Neely Prepare Scroll For Maj. Flesher

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1973
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February
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Children From Inkster Visit Abbot Elementary School, March 1973

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Rod Slaughter Of Inkster Gets Boost From Carmen Caruso To Help Abbot School's Bill Anderson Build A Tower

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1973
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March
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Duke Dameron, Abbot School Student, Snaps Photo Of News Photographer Cecil Lockard, March 1973

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Ann Arbor News, March 24, 1973
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Abbot Student Duke Dameron Snaps Photo Of News Photographer

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Abbot School Students Say Goodbye To Inkster Students At Amtrak Station, March 1973

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Ann Arbor News, March 24, 1973
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Mary Russell, Mother Of An Abbot Student, Says Goodbye To Inkster Student Teacher Sue John and Teacher Dervin Mood While Another Abbot Mother, Diane Baker (Foreground), Waves A Farewell

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1973
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March
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Abbot School Students Say Goodbye To Inkster Students At Amtrak Station, March 1973

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Galeena Benson (Top) And Carla Thomas Wait For Train

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Abbot Students Plant Spring Bulbs Outside Their School, October 1973

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Ann Arbor News, October 31, 1973
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The city's celebration of its 150th anniversary next year should find Ann Arbor ablaze with flowers under a program sponsored by the Beautification Committee of the Sesquicentennial Commission. The committee, with help from local scouts, students and various civic groups hopes to plant some 20,000 bulbs at various public places. A parent, Basil Babcock, helps youngsters from Abbot School, 2670 Sequoia Parkway, plant bulbs on the school grounds. The students are, from left, Scott Clark, Beth Borton, Dianna Clark, Gaye Hines and Tina Clark.

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1973
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October
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Sue Snider, Abbot School Student, Reads A Newspaper Article, March 1974

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Ann Arbor News, March 31, 1974
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Sue Snider Reads A Story Clipped From News...

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1974
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Sue Snider, Abbot School Student, Lays Out A Newspaper Page, March 1974

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Ann Arbor News, March 31, 1974
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...And Lays Out A Page As Teacher Carmen Caruso Watches

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1974
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Michael Sullivan, Abbot School Student, Cuts Out A Newspaper Article, March 1974

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Ann Arbor News, March 31, 1974
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Michael Sullivan Cuts Out A Story

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Jean Turton, Bucket Brigade Mother, Works With Steven Stanfield At Abbot School, May 1974

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Ann Arbor News, May 19, 1974
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Bucket Brigade Mother Jean Turton And Abbot Student Steven Stanfield Play Cards

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1974
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Bubble Gum Blowing Contest On The Abbot School Playground, June 1974

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Ann Arbor News, June 29, 1974
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Rick Mayer (left) outlasted fellow contestants to win the bubble gum-blowing championship yesterday afternoon on the Abbot school playground. Expressing different emotions are Karl Greene (center) and John Pruder. The contest was one of various activities being offered throughout the summer at city playgrounds under direction of the City Recreation Department. (News Photo By Robert Chase)

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1974
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June
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Abbot Elementary Students Rehearse Their Performance Of 'This Is The Town That Was', July 1974

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Ann Arbor News, July 17, 1974
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Abbot School students rehearse a scene from "This Is The Town That Was," which they will perform during the Street Art Fair. Eric Stoermer asks the hand of Beth Borton as (from left) Kathy Turton, Karla Stoermer, Chris Jones and Lisa Murphy watch. The original musical about early Ann Arbor was written and directed by Dianne Baker and Carol Duffy. Performances are at noon and 1 p.m. Thursday and at 7:30 and 8:30 p.m. Friday at the outdoor stage on East University.

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1974
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July
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Finnish Bath House at Lahti Home on Sunset Road, August 1950

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Ann Arbor News, August 1, 1950
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This simple, two-room bath house (top - this photo) in the rear of the Uolevi Lahti home at 909 Sunset Rd. is, in principle, a faithful reproduction of the well-known "sauna" of Finland. Beyond the dressing area is the steam room (bottom) in which bathers bask in 160-degree steam blasts which come from the water dashed upon heated rocks in the barrel-stove (right), the lid of which is closed when fire is lighted. The hot water barrel is next to the stove. Below the window can be seen the cedar branch "switches" used by hardier devotees to drive the steam into their pores as they sit on the wide bench four or more feet off the floor.

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Steam Room of Finnish Bath House on Sunset Road, August 1950

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Ann Arbor News, August 1, 1950
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This simple, two-room bath house (top) in the rear of the Uolevi Lahti home at 909 Sunset Rd. is, in principle, a faithful reproduction of the well-known "sauna" of Finland. Beyond the dressing area is the steam room (bottom - this photo) in which bathers bask in 160-degree steam blasts which come from the water dashed upon heated rocks in the barrel-stove (right), the lid of which is closed when fire is lighted. The hot water barrel is next to the stove. Below the window can be seen the cedar branch "switches" used by hardier devotees to drive the steam into their pores as they sit on the wide bench four or more feet off the floor.

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DeForest Thompson & His Highly Rated Cow, May 1941

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Ann Arbor News, May 14, 1941
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REAL PRODUCER: Worden Alice Ruby Starlight, the three-year-old purebred Holstein shown above with a wary eye on the cameraman, has just received the official classification, "very good," from the Holstein-Friesian Association of America. An individual in the herd owned by DeForest B. Thompson, Washtenaw dairyman whose farm home is one mile east of Worden, the cow received next to the highest rating possible under the association's classification system. Ten of her herdmates also received favorable classifications last week.

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1941
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May
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Free Swimming Period At Cedar Lake Girl Scout Camp, July 1946

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Ann Arbor News, July 27, 1946
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THE WATER'S FINE: It's free swimming period for the nine and ten-year-old group at Cedar Lake Girl Scout Camp. The camp is located in the Waterloo recreation area west of Chelsea and has room for 72 girls of the Washtenaw Area Council. Miss Francis Young, Ypsilanti Girl Scout leader, is in charge.

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1946
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July
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Rubber Boat Ride At Cedar Lake Girl Scout Camp, July 1946

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Ann Arbor News, July 27, 1946
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BOATING ON CEDAR LAKE: A sharp wind on Cedar Lake sends the rubber boat scudding across the water. The rubber boat is most popular with Girl Scouts, and the camp director has to check up to see that every girl gets at least one ride.

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1946
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July
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A Treasure Hunt Begins At Cedar Lake Girl Scout Camp, July 1946

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A-HUNTING WE WILL GO: Girl Scouts take off on treasure hunt for bird nests, native leaves and flowers. Winner gets a bag of popcorn. Twenty-six hundred acres of the Waterloo Reservation provide plenty of room for hiking. Rates are $15.00 a week at the Girl Scout Camp, which is assisted by Community Fund. The camp is split into five sessions.

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1946
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Station Wagon Donated To Ann Arbor High School Athletic Department By Jim White, Inc., February 1956

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Ann Arbor News, February 3, 1956
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USE OF NEW CAR DONATED TO AAHS PIONEERS: Use of the 1956-model station wagon has been donated to Ann Arbor High School's athletic department by a local automobile dealer. The vehicle will be used to transport high school athletes to events and for other purposes approved by the school athletic department. At the wheel is Henry Fonde, football coach, while Athletic Director Lou H. Hollway is seated beside him. Presenting the car to the school officials yesterday was Peter Zahner, a representative of the auto agency.

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1956
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Dr. James E. Harris With Portable X-Ray Machine, March 1967

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Ann Arbor News, March 10, 1967
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Dr. James E. Harris, U-M professor of dentistry, adjusts portable X-ray machine which made possible the first X-rays of the pharaohs who ruled Egypt more than 3,000 years ago. The machine operates on radioactive ytterbium-169 supplied by the U-M Phoenix (atoms-for-peace) Project from its Ford Nuclear Reactor.

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Dr. James E. Harris With X-Rays Of Egyptian Mummy - Amenophis I, February 1981

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Ann Arbor News, August 2, 1981
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Dr. James Harris with reproduction of mummy X-rays

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Dr. James E. Harris Examines A Mummified Cat At The Kelsey Museum, April 1988

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Ann Arbor News, April 21, 1988
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At the Kelsey Museum, James Harris presses a button to see the X-ray image of a mummified cat.

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Downpour Halts Construction Of Tappan Junior High School, December 1949

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Ann Arbor News, December 21, 1949
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Workmen found a river in excavated areas at the new junior high school site between Washtenaw Ave. and Stadium Blvd. this morning. The heavy rains in the past 24 hours piled up waters about two feet deep in some portions of the site and halted construction of foundation walls. Work today was limited to pumping and ditching water from the submerged areas.

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1949
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Professors George Kish and Vincent Scanio Cook A Meal Together, December 1957

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Ann Arbor News, December 28, 1957
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Prepares Casserole: In a chef's apron, Prof. George Kish stands by as Prof. Vincent Scanio places one of his favorite casseroles in the oven. The two faculty men share an interest in cooking and foreign dishes.

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1957
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Mothers & Their Pre-Kindergarten Children Visit Bach School, April 1947

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Ann Arbor News, April 2, 1947
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VISIT KINDERGARTEN: Mrs. Ward Parr (left) and Mrs. Herbert Sager (right) are among the mothers of pre-kindergarten children who are taking advantage of the new program for pre-kindergarten children at Bach school. In previous years, all the mothers were invited to take their pre-school children to visit the kindergarten on the same day. This year, however, mothers and their children are being invited to come one at a time or in groups of two. In this way the children are given a more natural opportunity to become acquainted with kindergarten activities. The children in the picture are Carol Jean Parr and Mrs. Sager's twin sons, Dudley (left) and Douglas (right). The dog being admired by Carol Jean is called Bambi and belongs to Miss Blanche Robison, one of the kindergarten teachers. The other kindergarten teacher is Dorothy Campbell.

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1947
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April
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Demolition Of Old Sections Of Bach School, June 1957

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Ann Arbor News, June 28, 1957
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WALL SMASHER: The walls of three "ancient" sections forming a wing of Bach School are being razed to make way for a new $234,804, eight-classroom addition onto Bach.

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1957
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June
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