Yearbooks
AADL Archives Yearbook Collection
The AADL Archives has a large collection of Ann Arbor yearbooks. AADL has most yearbooks from Ann Arbor High School/Pioneer, Huron, Community and Skyline high schools.
Burns Park Elementary School, Playground, Climbing Rock, 1414 Wells St, Burns Park Neighborhood, June 28, 2023 Photographer: Steve Jensen
Year:
2023
Climbing Rocks, Playground, Burns Park Elementary School, 1414 Wells St, Burns Park Neighborhood, June 28, 2023 Photographer: Steve Jensen
Year:
2023
Burns Park Student Art in the Park, Burns Park Elementary School, 1414 Wells St, May 31, 2023 Photographer: Steve Jensen
Year:
2023
Burns Park Student Art in the Park, Burns Park Elementary School, 1414 Wells St, May 31, 2023 Photographer: Steve Jensen
Year:
2023
AACHM Oral History: Janie Lee Ross
Janie Lee Ross was born in 1921 in Jackson, Tennessee. Her father was a church deacon, and she remembers attending choir rehearsals. In the 1940s she and her husband Thomas moved to Chicago, and she went to practical nursing school. They moved to Ann Arbor in 1951 and purchased a home on Fifth Avenue. They opened their home to many friends and relatives who needed a place to stay. Ross was a nurse’s aid at St. Joe’s Hospital and a custodian in Ann Arbor Public Schools. She has four children–Charlotte, Thomas, Carol, and Eugene (Bobby)–and many grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Little Free Library, Bach Elementary School, 600 W Jefferson St, Old West Side Neighborhood, April 14, 2023 Photographer: Steve Jensen
Year:
2023
Public Schools Open Doors For New Year
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Sloane Staples & Tina Carras Do The Twist At Slauson Intermediate School, April 1976 Photographer: Jack Stubbs
Year:
1976
Ann Arbor News, April 2, 1976
Caption:
Sloane Staples (left) and Tina Carras demonstrate the Twist for classmates at Slauson Intermediate School. Students and staff joined yesterday in festivities of "The 50s Days" by wearing apparel reminiscent of that era.
'50s Revisited
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