Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 6, 1969
Caption:
At Camp Innisfree Having fun and learning useful things this week at Camp Innisfree near Howell are five of the nearly 500 Girl Scouts from the U.S. and Canada attending a two-week "Reach-Out" event. The girls are learning how to give meaningful service in their own communities, and also are concentrating on environment and world friendship. In the background preparing a grill for lunch are (from Left) Suzane Rogers and Karen Hill, both from Plymouth, and Nancy LeClair from Ann Arbor. In the foreground are Sarah Smith and Diana Henderson of Plymouth. (News photo by Jack Stubbs)

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 20, 1970
Caption:
Contrast In Dress With dress regulations relaxed in past years, Ann Arbor public school students may wear what they wish as long as the classroom isn't disturbed nor health and safety rules endangered. Students at Pioneer High School show a definite contrast in the styles they wear to school. In the picture at the left, Jill Bancise and Jean Morgan, right, chat in casual clothes. In the picture at the right [this photo], Sarah Smith and Arnold Lelis have chose the "mod"approach to dressing. (News photos by Cecil Lockard)