Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 14, 1964
Caption:
Christmas is coming to Mrs. Dorothy Kazmaier's kindergarten at Dicken Elementary School. Above, besmocked and intent on the Christmas creations, are (from left) painters Jay Jellama, Richard Linnell and Pam Stalker.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 14, 1964
Caption:
Nancy Abrams shows Carol Sumher (left) and Demetra Cooley (right) how their scissors-and-paste Yule decoration is supposed to look when completed. Dicken confines Christmas projects to the last week prior to vacation, according to Principal Jean Henne, in hopes of keeping excitement subdued enough to get some academic work accomplished.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 31, 1957
Caption:
POTHOLDERS FOR MOMMY: This portrait of two children weaving potholders for mama depicts one type of craft work offered to out-of-school little folks at supervised parks and playgrounds, including Allmendinger, Riverside, Burns and West Parks, and Wines Field and Summit Playground.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 19, 1949
Caption:
STUDENTS LEARN METALWORK: James B. Kobus of 2012 Washtenaw Ave. shows Mary Warner of 2203 Melrose Ave. a piece of decorative metalwork done in their fifth grade class at Angell School. The fifth-graders were divided into various "craft guilds" during their studies of the Middle Ages. Each "guild" studied a different craft.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 19, 1949
Caption:
CORK HANDICRAFT PROVIDES USEFUL PADS: These three Angell fifth-graders have found that cork handicraft not only is educational but also can provide useful articles. They are decorating table pads made from cork. The students are (from left to right) Joanne S. Hertsberg of 1610 Brooklyn Ave., Amy L. Beiser of 2101 Woodside Rd., and Judy A. Gilson of 1803 Hill St.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 12, 1972
Caption:
Supporting your local symphony orchestra can be great fun as Jack Junttonen, pictured below, discovers. He's painting a papier mache maraca, one of several that third-graders in Mrs. Robert Millard's class at Abbott School have been making as decorations for the annual Ann Arbor Symphony Ball. The students have combined their regular art class with a little community service project. In the picture at the right, Mrs. Millard, left, and student teacher Kerrin Flamm supervise another art session. The ball, which will begin at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at Weber's Inn, will kick off Ann Arbor Symphony Week. Ticket information is available from Mrs. Douglas Doane. (News photos by Cecil Lockard)

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 12, 1972
Caption:
Supporting your local symphony orchestra can be great fun as Jack Junttonen, pictured below, discovers. He's painting a papier mache maraca, one of several that third-graders in Mrs. Robert Millard's class at Abbott School have been making as decorations for the annual Ann Arbor Symphony Ball. The students have combined their regular art class with a little community service project. In the picture at the right, Mrs. Millard, left, and student teacher Kerrin Flamm supervise another art session. The ball, which will begin at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at Weber's Inn, will kick off Ann Arbor Symphony Week. Ticket information is available from Mrs. Douglas Doane. (News photos by Cecil Lockard)