Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 19, 1962
Caption:
Touch-Up: William A. Lunk, associate curator of exhibits at the University's Exhibit Museum, touches up a display in the mineralogy room showing the changes in prehistoric seas in Michigan and their effect on the state's minerals. Lunk designed and executed the exhibit, including the three-dimensional maps at left and right. Each map was made of plaster with wax contours carefully modeled and painted and topped with a grid of threads to represent latitude and longitude lines. Each took about 10 days to make.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 6, 1961
Caption:
EN'JAW'ING HIMSELF? Ann Arbor News Reporter Fred Klein looks a bit serious - not because the jaws of this specimen may close on him, but because he's beginning to realize he can't beat the sixth graders he's competing against in the U-M Museum's treasure hunt.