Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 5, 1941
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PREPARING FOR RADIO PLAY: A one-act play, "Between Trains," will be presented tomorrow night in an "amateur radio broadcast" which will make up the program of the West Side Women's club meeting at 7:30 at Slauson school. In the group above, the members of which will give the play are, from left to right: Mrs. Paul H. Johnson of Doty Ave.; Mrs. Doane E. Corbett of Gott St., Mrs. Axel H. Nelson of Cherry St. and Mrs. Albert R. Bek of Jackson Pl.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 27, 1995
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Catherine Hahn, a Slauson 7th graders, chants 'No more Proposal 4' outside the Ann Arbor middle school.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 28, 1940
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OPERETTA TELLS STORY OF 'CINDERELLA': Shown above are 10 members of the cast for "Cinderella," in original operetta form, which was to be presented this afternoon by Slauson Junior High school students. A performance for parents and others will be given at 8 o'clock tonight at the school, and a third presentation will be held tomorrow morning for children from other schools. From left to right are Richard Webb, who has the role of the coachman; Ann Letsis, the fairy godmother, and Lois Jane Saffell, who portrays Cinderella, and a group of girls who have the part of fairies. Kneeling, left to right, are Victoria Hein and Dolores Dailey, and standing, Louise Cunningham, Helen Christoff, Doris Heinzmann, Erna Jaeger and Betty Hetchler.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 4, 1940
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This metal automobile model, which has an over-all length of 17 inches and a width of five and one-half inches, is the latest accomplishment of Robert Linebaugh, a 9-A grade student in Slauson Junior High School, who has been making models of automobiles and airplanes about three years. Robert, who is 15 years old, is a son of Mr. and Mrs. John Linebaugh of 604 Fountain St.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 21, 1940
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FINGERPRINTING PREVIEW: William R. Kelley, chairman of the Junior Chamber of Commerce's civilian identification committee, is shown fingerprinting R. B. Finley, principal of Slauson School, while C. C. Crawford, assistant superintendent of schools, watches. Fingerprinting was to be demonstrated this afternoon in Slauson School as a prelude to the Junior Chamber's plan to obtain prints of all local public school children whose parents sanction the program. The fingerprints will be sent to the Federal Bureau of Investigation for its civilian files, used in identifying persons who are victims of amnesia, violence or a major disaster.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 26, 1953
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The $733,000 addition of three wings to Slauson Junior High is progressing "a little bit ahead of schedule" in spite of winter weather. Edward Kurtz of Kurtz Building Co., the contractor, said today. Foundation walls of the cafeteria and music wing west of the regular school entrance are shown above. One wall of the swimming pool wing remains to be poured before footings are completed.