Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 5, 1969
Caption:
'French' French Dukes: Three Mack Elementary School sixth graders are shown here doing a take-off on Ann Arbor's French Dukes--the city's award-winning precision drill team. The French Duke skit, however, was done entirely in French. The Mack students, who are studying the French language, made up the French Dukes' skit and two other routines themselves, and have presented them to their classmates and also to some Eberwhite School students. French teacher Gordon E. Boettcher, who helped the students with their French dialogue, says they have been invited to perform at Eastern Michigan University. The students pictured are (from left) Paul Patterson, John Jackson and David Simmons. The "real" French Dukes marched in the inaugural parade.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 21, 1949
Caption:
Mack School Fathers "Double" At Bridge Bridge, as "played" by women is the theme of one of the hilarious skits which will be presented by men of the Mack School PTA at the group's benefit card party Wednesday night at the school. While H. L. DeGroff of Hillcrest Dr. (left) ponders a raise to seven spades, Arthur S. Hall of Beechwood Dr. peeks through a lorgnette at the hand of Dr. Walter Swartz of Sunset Rd. and R. E. Sevebeck of Virginia Ave. (right) smiles smugly at the five spades, king high, in his hand.