Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 3, 1958
Caption:
HAVING A GOOD TIME: These children at Perry Nursery School seem to enjoy listening to a phonograph record for a few minutes during a busy day of varied activities. The school receives monthly aid from the Thrift Shop Association.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 13, 1957
Caption:
RECORDED MUSIC POPULAR: Dancing to popular and "rock and roll" records is one of the most well attended activities at the George School Teen Club meetings. Here, Club President Wayne Parson (right) takes over controls of the record player with the assistance of Robert McKenna (left) and Roy Wilhoite. All are Ypsilanti High School students. All records and amplifying equipment are loaned by the Magee Music shop in Ypsilanti. The year-old club now has a membership of about 150.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 5, 1944
Caption:
RECORD COLLECTION NEARS RECORD SIZE: Perusing "platters" which have been turned in by local citizens to the American Legion for use later by servicemen are, left to right, Curtis Bottum, Robert Kretschmar, Marie Yamamoto, Arlene Staudenmaier and Ed Judson. Gretchen Hutzel is seated on the floor. Ann Arbor High school students have set a quota of 3,500 records and contributions are being received daily and added to the pile which is already 25 ft.high. The phonograph disks will be melted down for the making of new records. About 500 old records are needed to make 48 new ones which the men in uniform are eagerly awaiting.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 28, 1943
Caption:
RECORD COLLECTION STARTED FOR SERVICE MEN: Dick Trytten, a student at University High school, has been collecting records, sweet, swing and long-hair, for service men in camps, and so far in his one-man campaign he has accumulated the pile pictured above. Dick has found the response to his record request to be good, and when a sufficient number has been collected he will send them off for the entertainment of men at camps.