Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 15, 1957
Caption:
Again In The Gallery Of Champions: Ann Arbor High's 1956-57 swim team earned its spot in the News' gallery of local prep champions by repeating as Six-A League titlist. This weekend the Pioneers hope to turn another "repeat" trick by retaining the State Class A crown won for the first time in the school's history a season ago. Back Row (from left): Dave Slezak, Dick Griffith, Tom McMullen, John Benjamin, Pat Patterson, Terry Peyton, Alex Gaxiola, Ed Argersinger, Tom Carbeck, Keith Peyton, Bill Witting, Ted Norris and Jack Hiser. Second Row: Diving Coach Markstone, Bill Winkler, Dave Nutt, John Enns, Owen Kleinschmidt, Jim Griffith, Steve Thrasher, Joe Sinclair, John Shelton, Stan Livingston, Ed Shippey, and Coach Paul Clifford. Front Center: Tee Francis, Dick Ellis and Ron Clark with Six-A League Trophy.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 8, 1956
Caption:
Make History In Ann Arbor High Athletics: This is the first squad in Ann Arbor High history to win a Six-a League championship and it has opportunity on the coming weekend to become the school's first state title-winning team, too. In top row, from left, are Coach Paul Clifford, Manager Meredith Alair and Juniors Dick Ellis, Ron Clark, Ed Argersinger, Dick Griffith, Alex Gaxiola, John Benjamin, Tee Francis, John Ketelhut and Diving Coach Bud Hurd. In center row, from left, are Seniors Dan DenHouter, Bert Root, Jim Whitaker, Co-Capt. Dean Flower, Co-Capt. Bill Cooper, Pete Gale, Alvaro Gaxiola and Dan Roland. One senior, Terry Peyton, couldn't be present for the picture. Sophomores in the bottom row are, from left, Dave Nutt, Ted Norris, Jack Hiser, Pat Patterson, Tom Carbeck, Bill Witting, Tom McMullen, Dave Slezak and Keith Peyton.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 7, 1954
Caption:
THEY JUMPED THE GUN: It was back to school for most public school pupils in Washtenaw county today, but these eighth and ninth graders at Slauson Junior High jumped the gun. Only seventh graders were required to report there today. Some of the older pupils who showed up by mistake stayed to watch the seventh graders go in. Among the spectators enjoying their extra holiday were (left to right) Bill Loy, Jack Hiser, Eugene Bolzman, Doug Kelsea, Lynn Richards, Roger Schlecht, Eddie Murphy, Johnny Goetz and John Wilson.