Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 24, 1943
Caption:
SILK SALVAGE PILES GROW as Ann Arbor's school youngsters comb attics and spare rooms for discarded silk stocking now needed in the war effort. Here Donna Diamond, left, and Lois Schmidt, ninth graders at the Slauson school, look pleased at the results of their own and their schoolmates' efforts.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 8, 1954
Caption:
NEW MUSIC ROOM: Slauson Junior High School students are moving into the school's new wings room-by-room and section-by-section as work nears completion. The spacious music room is shown in use above. The classroom wing also is in use, although the public address system is not entirely installed. Students and faculty are still waiting to use the swimming pool and buy hot lunches in the cafeteria. The $733,000 addition consists of three wings added to the present building.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 3, 1955
Caption:
TYPICAL CLASSROOM: Typical of the new classrooms is the one above, where James Scheu teaches a seventh grade class mathematics. Materials used are similar to other new classrooms in the city, with acoustic tile ceiling, asphalt tile floor and cinderblock walls painted in soft colors. Also typical is use of glass brick in upper part of window and green chalk boards to cut glare. Not visible are natural wood-finished cabinets on inside walls.