Published In
Ann Arbor News, October 30, 1997
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A WORK OF ART - Rajia Trivedi, a first-grader at Wines Elementary School, created a likeness of the Yoda character from "Star Wars" as his Halloween pumpkin. Students were asked to create character pumpkins without carving them and bring them to school for display. Rajia used green clay to create his Yoda.

Published In
Ann Arbor News, April 11, 1957
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Wines School Completed: The 38x67-foot auditorium (top) [this photo] of the new, $811,000 Wines Elementary School at Newport and Sunset Rd., features indirect lighting and folding doors which can be pushed back to accommodate overflow audiences in a 25-foot-wide lobby. The auditorium leads to the library. Attractive display cases and glass-backed book shelves are visible at the library's entrance. A typical classroom (bottom view) is 28x29 feet in size, plus coat storage space. Each classroom is self-contained and features two skylights with plastic domes to increase lighting. Glass panels one-third of the way down from hallway ceilings also help brighten the classrooms. The new school will house up to 600 pupils when it is opened in September. A spokesman for Charles W. Lane & Associates of the Ann Arbor area, architect for both Wines and the new Dicken School, said Wines School is complete except for hanging classroom wardrobe doors and some finish grading, seeding, and cleanup around the school grounds.