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Ann Arbor Summer Academy Students Solve Math Problems In Michigan Stadium, June 1992 Photographer: Robert Chase

Ann Arbor Summer Academy Students Solve Math Problems In Michigan Stadium, June 1992 image
Year:
1992
Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 22, 1992
Caption:
Ann Arbor Summer Academy teacher Scott McDonald helps students Tracey Foley, 13, George Blevins, 13, and Yolanda Doster, 11, calculate how many footballs it would take to fill Michigan Stadium.

Pattengill School Fourth Graders Create Papier-Mache Animals, April 1968 Photographer: AAK

Pattengill School Fourth Graders Create Papier-Mache Animals, April 1968 image
Year:
1968
Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 15, 1968
Caption:
Fourth-graders in Robert Douglas' class at Pattengill School have been busy lately fashioning oversized animals out of papier-mache. Putting the finishing touches on the large turtle at the rear are (from left) Mindy Busche and Mike McAdoo. In the foreground, Frank Sanz and Karen Bilik paint a huge serpent. The animals will be given to Pattengill's kindergartners.

Tappan Junior High School - Exterior, January 1961 Photographer: Duane Scheel

Tappan Junior High School - Exterior, January 1961 image
Year:
1961
Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 21, 1961
Caption:
LAST FOR ANN ARBOR? Tappan Junior High School is the most recent multi-story school to be built in Ann Arbor. Completed in 1950, it has three floors. Modern trends in school architecture suggest Tappan may have been the last multi-story school in the city.

Costumed Students Participate In Mack School Book Fair Program, November 1958 Photographer: Doug Fulton

Costumed Students Participate In Mack School Book Fair Program, November 1958 image
Year:
1958
Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 7, 1958
Caption:
BOOK FAIR PROGRAM: These Mack School pupils are standing in front of a huge book constructed by students under the direction of Mrs. Genevieve Kainlauri, fourth grade teacher, for a book fair program at the school yesterday in observance of National Book Week. The pupils are (left to right) Betsy Plant, Nancy Lutkehaus, Douglas Kline, Mary Gilson and Cathy Hirth. Other schools are holding similar observances.

Robin Jackson, Scarlett Middle School Co-Principal, Demonstrates The Homework Hotline, May 1992 Photographer: Colleen Fitzgerald

Robin Jackson, Scarlett Middle School Co-Principal, Demonstrates The Homework Hotline, May 1992 image
Year:
1992
Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 1, 1992
Caption:
Scarlett co-principal Robin Jackson with the computer that lets students and parents check homework and performance.

Melba Patriarche, Kindergarten Teacher, In Her Bryant Community Elementary Classroom, September 1973 Photographer: Eck Stanger

Melba Patriarche, Kindergarten Teacher, In Her Bryant Community Elementary Classroom, September 1973 image
Year:
1973
Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 16, 1973
Caption:
Kindergarten teacher Melba Patriarche stoops as she stands in the portion of the Bryant kindergarten room built for "children only." The lowered ceiling covers a playhouse, miniature store and tables.

Earl Shaffer Speaks At The Scarlett Middle School Graduation, June 1992 Photographer: Bill Wood

Earl Shaffer Speaks At The Scarlett Middle School Graduation, June 1992 image
Year:
1992
Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 11, 1992
Caption:
ON TO HIGH SCHOOL - Earl Shaffer, director of occupation education for the Ann Arbor public schools, was the guest speaker at the Scarlett Middle School eighth grade graduation Wednesday. Shaffer, a former Ann Arbor middle school teacher, encouraged graduates for explore different interests and to do what they enjoy.

Lakewood Elementary Students Display Their Science Projects, March 1968 Photographer: Doug Fulton

Lakewood Elementary Students Display Their Science Projects, March 1968 image
Year:
1968
Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 1, 1968
Caption:
Four Lakewood Elementary School students display the science projects they constructed to demonstrate various aspects of electricity and magnetism. The projects were the culmination of a science unit which featured the study of electricity. All fifth and sixth-graders were given "science fair" projects, either individually or in groups. The students above are (rear, from left) Bob Kalmbach and Roger Lajeunesse and (front, from left) Larry Cole and Richard Tripp.