University School Sixth Graders Study The Stock Market, April 1969
Year:
1969
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Ann Arbor News, April 13, 1969
Caption:
Checking Investments. Looking over some stock quotations in the "Wall Street Journal" are (from left) Margaret Wagner, Glenn Jaffe, Miss Arlene Etzkin, and Scot Hamilton. Miss Etzkin is a student teacher. The students are sixth-grade pupils in Mrs. Janet Motz's class at University School in Ann Arbor. The students carefully study the Wall Street Journal each day to see how their stocks are doing. They began a unit on the stock market in January, and it is extremely popular with the students.
Ann Arbor News, April 13, 1969
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Checking Investments. Looking over some stock quotations in the "Wall Street Journal" are (from left) Margaret Wagner, Glenn Jaffe, Miss Arlene Etzkin, and Scot Hamilton. Miss Etzkin is a student teacher. The students are sixth-grade pupils in Mrs. Janet Motz's class at University School in Ann Arbor. The students carefully study the Wall Street Journal each day to see how their stocks are doing. They began a unit on the stock market in January, and it is extremely popular with the students.
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Art Class Creates Giant Birthday Cake For Dicken School's 10th Anniversary, February 1967 Photographer: Duane Scheel
Year:
1967
Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 21, 1967
Caption:
Miss Artura Verschaeve, art teacher, and three students put finishing touches on the birthday cake for Dicken School's 10th anniversary. Students (left to right) are Bob Fahlgren, Lynn Trubey and Margaret Wagner. Open house is set for Thursday night.
Ann Arbor News, February 21, 1967
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Miss Artura Verschaeve, art teacher, and three students put finishing touches on the birthday cake for Dicken School's 10th anniversary. Students (left to right) are Bob Fahlgren, Lynn Trubey and Margaret Wagner. Open house is set for Thursday night.
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Real Estate Transfers
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23
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February
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1888
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Herb Wagner, Botanist, Professor Emeritus, Dies
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14
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January
Year
2000
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Busy Fingers
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Day
7
Month
February
Year
1963
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Valentine's Party At The Westerman Home, February 1963 Photographer: Duane Scheel
Year:
1963
Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 7, 1963
Caption:
BUSY FINGERS: A Valentine's party is twice as much fun when the guests help make the party. Everyone gets to decorate his own cookies at this party planned by Judy Westerman (second from left) and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Westerman of Granger Ave. Her brother Scott III adds a man's touch to his cookie. Judy's guests are Margaret Wagner (left), daughter of the Warren H. Wagners of Mt. Pleasant Ave., and Terry Wong (right), daughter of the James Wongs of Radcliffe Ave.
Ann Arbor News, February 7, 1963
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BUSY FINGERS: A Valentine's party is twice as much fun when the guests help make the party. Everyone gets to decorate his own cookies at this party planned by Judy Westerman (second from left) and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Westerman of Granger Ave. Her brother Scott III adds a man's touch to his cookie. Judy's guests are Margaret Wagner (left), daughter of the Warren H. Wagners of Mt. Pleasant Ave., and Terry Wong (right), daughter of the James Wongs of Radcliffe Ave.
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29
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February
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1888
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AADL Productions Podcast: John Hilton, editor of The Ann Arbor Observer
We had the privilege of talking with Ann Arbor Observer editor, John Hilton, about the origins and development of the Observer, how Ann Arbor has changed over the past three decades, and the current state of the newspaper industry. John also joined us along with local historian and author Grace Shackman to talk about Ann Arbor history and help us launch an online collection of local history articles from the Observer dating back to 1982. You can read all of Grace's articles from the Observer online now in Ann Arbor Observer: Then & Now.
(Due to technical difficulties, the quality of the audio isn't quite what it should be, but please listen in as John has many interesting things to say about Ann Arbor!)