Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 10, 1960
Caption:
TO PRESENT REVUE: Some of the participants in the annual "Tap Dance Revue" to be held at 8 p.m. Friday in the Ann Arbor High School auditorium rehearse for the show. The dancers in class two at Haisley School are (left to right) Becky Davis, Jackie Tasker, Paulette LaRoue, Cheryl Hatchett, Bernadeane LaRoue, Susan St. George, Betty Bell and Mary Anna Danner. The revue is sponsored by the Ann Arbor Recreation Department and the Ann Arbor Public Schools. Admission is free. George Payne teaches the class.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 21, 1956
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The Rough Stage: Now in the rough, raw building stage - that describes Westaire subdivision, now teeming with construction activity in the city's northwest area. This is S. Circle Dr., a new street which starts at Miller Ave. west of Arbor Heights subdvision and curves past Haisley School to Maple Rd. That's Haisley School in the background. There are a part of 68 homes being built by the Prospect Hill Construction Co.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 7, 1956
Caption:
Growing Northwest: The northwest area of Ann Arbor is partially seen in this aerial photo as an area of new homes. Haisley School (left, center) is flanked by the newly started Westaire subdivisions. The street leading from the school extends to Duncan St., which with its parallel Bruce St., constitutes Arbor Heights No. 2. The dirt area at the right is Arbor Heights No. 3. The original Arbor Heights is at the bottom left. Bruce and Duncan Sts., at their top portion, reach Miller Ave. Above this Martin Acres Nos. 1 and 2. These end at the pond near the top of the picture.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 19, 1989
Caption:
Unlike many other plants, Chelsea Milling Co. continues to give tours to the public. Above, members of Ann Arbor's Haisley Elementary School Brownie Troop No. 11 watch as tour leader Lynne Farley shows how Jiffy mix boxes are made in the packaging plant.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 6, 1979
Caption:
HUG FOR THE TEACHER - Tuesday was a "day" for Louise Ritsema, principal of Haisley Elementary School, on the city's west side. After 25 years as head of the Duncan Street school, Mrs. Ritsema is retiring. She was recognized for her long public school service at a Haisley School program on Tuesday in which a proclamation by Mayor Louis Belcher declaring "Louise Ritsema Day" was presented to her. She is shown here hugging one of her Haisley students. (Staff photo by Jack Stubbs)