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Flight Training Will Start June 1

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1946
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Lillian "Mike" McGuire, Wing Scout Troop Leader, Studies An Aerial Map With Louise Gibbs At The Ann Arbor Municipal Airport, January 1947

Lillian "Mike" McGuire, Wing Scout Troop Leader, Studies An Aerial Map With Louise Gibbs At The Ann Arbor Municipal Airport, January 1947 image
Year:
1947
Published In:
Ann Arbor News, January 20, 1947
Caption:
IT'S RIGHT THERE: Leader Lillian "Mike" McGuire and Wing Scout Louise Gibbs study an aerial map before taking off on a short flight from Ann Arbor City airport. Miss McGuire, a pilot herself, teaches the seven local members of the Wing Scouts the fundamentals of aviation at the organization's weekly meetings.

Lillian "Mike" McGuire Instructs Her Troop Of Wing Scouts At The Ann Arbor Municipal Airport, January 1947

Lillian "Mike" McGuire Instructs Her Troop Of Wing Scouts At The Ann Arbor Municipal Airport, January 1947 image
Year:
1947
Published In:
Ann Arbor News, January 20, 1947
Caption:
TEEN-AGE FLYING ENTHUSIASTS: Members of Ann Arbor's Flying Irish troop of the Wing Scouts of America gather at municipal airport for another session on aeronautics. All Ann Arbor High school students, the girls are (left to right): Marian Gessner, Claudeline Blakely, Louise Gibbs, Alberta McLaughlin, Virginia Mikesell, Gwendolyn Carkeek and Florence Takagi. With her back to camera is red-headed Lillian "Mike" McGuire, the group leader. At the extreme right is Helen Donelson, assistant leader.

Electrician Class at Angell School, March 1950

Electrician Class at Angell School, March 1950 image
Year:
1950
Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 18, 1950
Caption:
Embryo electricians are given pointers by instructor John Kowatch on how to bend electrical conduit pipe correctly with a conduit bender. The youths, Ed Hewitt (center), 22, of 8334 Platt Rd. and Thomas Kittel (right), 24, of 1106 S. Main St., are members of Kowatch's electricians' apprentice class. As such, they spend four years in a unique training program of "learning by doing," directed toward making them finished construction electricians.