Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 4, 1969
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Discussing magazines which are part of a "Black Bookshelf" in the Scarlett Junior High Library are five Scarlett students. They are (from left) Phyllis Huell, Ellin Pullen, Sandra Carter, Durinda Minor and Shirley Steele. The black students have been working on the display for several weeks. Seventh, eighth and ninth graders worked on the bookshelf area. (Ann Arbor News photo by Jack Stubbs).

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 15, 1950
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NEW BOOKS FOR DEXTER PUPILS: Shelves and tables in the library at St. Joseph's School in Dexter have been filled with supplies of new Christmas books for the pupils - even the youngest. Today is visiting day for parents of the parish. Shown in the picture above, standing, left to right, are Richard Ulrich, Denise Scully, Mary Francis Visel, Elizabeth Ledwidge and Rosalie Hoey. Seated at the table, left to right, Sandra Gehringer, John Walsh and Mary Jo Dettling.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 7, 1958
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BOOK FAIR PROGRAM: These Mack School pupils are standing in front of a huge book constructed by students under the direction of Mrs. Genevieve Kainlauri, fourth grade teacher, for a book fair program at the school yesterday in observance of National Book Week. The pupils are (left to right) Betsy Plant, Nancy Lutkehaus, Douglas Kline, Mary Gilson and Cathy Hirth. Other schools are holding similar observances.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 31, 1957
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A STORY IS TOLD: A Burns Park supervisor captures her audience in this storytime scene. It is one of many events designed to occupy constructively the free time of children who participate daily in supervised summer play at Burns and five other parks and playgrounds. The supervised play ends Aug. 9.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 19, 1946
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STUDENTS LEARN SELF-GOVERNMENT: Beginning with that basic group unit of virtually all American government—the committee—students in the public schools here learn about government by serving on student governing bodies. These members of the Angell school library committee shown examining library records are (from left to right) Gail Livermore, Sandra Hughes and Mary Nesbit.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 29, 1956
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FROM AROUND THE WORLD: These five Angell School foreign pupils come from continents and countries that encircle part of the globe. The pupils, who entered Angell for the first time this fall, are children of foreign students attending the University. They are (left to right) Fusan Ozgeneil from Turkey, Joseph Santos of the Philippines, Christopher King from England, Claudine Van Curier, Switzerland, and Hazem Husseini, Lebanon.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 6, 1950
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This baby owl should be quite a wise old owl when it grows up, if going to school means anything to the bird family. It was found about two weeks ago on an Albion farm, apparently having fallen out of a tree. Brought to Ann Arbor by Mrs. Donald Abbott (left) of 939 Greenwood, it now is caged in Mrs. Abbott's room of fourth and fifth graders in Northside School. Joan E. Dolfin of 1507 Ottawa and James A. Grob of 1803 Upland are shown helping Waldo (nicknamed Wally by the students) with his studies. It is a great horned owl, about eight weeks old, and is fed raw beef kidney and pork liver.