Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 1, 1989
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SEEING TRIPLE - Good things come in threes as identical triplets Jacquelyn, Nicole and Danielle Davis start their first day of kindergarten at Ann Arbor Schools' Carpenter Elementary School. Name tags were the name of the game Thursday as the three 5-year-olds met their teachers and classmates for the first time. Please turn to Page A3 for the story.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 11, 1939
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BACK TO SCHOOL AGAIN: Whether the hints both of amusement and seriousness on faces of these two boys who were photographed this morning at Bach school indicate their mixed delight and concern over school starting today or whether they betoken some mischievous thought or plan, we'll leave you to guess. The boys are Dick Gauss (left), 802 Washington St., and LeRoy Etzel, 844 W. Huron St.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 7, 1951
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It might have been November in Ann Arbor today, except that it was the first day of school, a traditional September event. Most of the city's 5,000 public school pupils marched to school this morning well-bundled in coats and scarves against the chilly 50-degree temperature. Typical of the scenes was the one above at Mack School.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 7, 1954
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THEY JUMPED THE GUN: It was back to school for most public school pupils in Washtenaw county today, but these eighth and ninth graders at Slauson Junior High jumped the gun. Only seventh graders were required to report there today. Some of the older pupils who showed up by mistake stayed to watch the seventh graders go in. Among the spectators enjoying their extra holiday were (left to right) Bill Loy, Jack Hiser, Eugene Bolzman, Doug Kelsea, Lynn Richards, Roger Schlecht, Eddie Murphy, Johnny Goetz and John Wilson.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 7, 1954
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HIS MASTER'S BUSY NOW: Donald Kennedy's pet dog, Mitzi, couldn't quite understand why she couldn't go to school, too, but Donald, 7, of 832 Duncan St., a pupil at the new Haisley School, is doing his best to explain.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 7, 1954
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PHOTOGRAPHER GOES RIGHT TO WORK: Kent Howe (right, with camera) is a photographer for the Ann Arbor High School paper and yearbook, and he was johnny-on-the-spot this morning recording school-opening activities. His subjects (left to right) include: Hannelore Bush (back to camera), Pete Forsythe, Jim Anderson and Jim Apostolakis.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 7, 1954
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ON DUTY EARLY: Safety patrol boys were at their posts and waiting for this morning's back-to-school traffic. The News photographer found Lester Vogel, 10, of 1536 Franklin St., a Haisley School sixth-grader, on duty early today at Bruce and Alice Sts.