Boys at Tappan Junior High School with model planes they built, May 1942 Photographer: Attributed to Eck Stanger
Year:
1942
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Ann Arbor News, May 27, 1942
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TAPPAN BOYS BUILD MODELS: Boys of Tappan school participating in a national airplane model-building program have produced the models shown above on display in the school shop. Four of the builders are pictured with the models. They are, left to right, Colin Hamberg, Howard Gelenius, Robert Kretschmer and Richard Keeton. The models were built under supervision of George Fisher, industrial arts instructor.
Ann Arbor News, May 27, 1942
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TAPPAN BOYS BUILD MODELS: Boys of Tappan school participating in a national airplane model-building program have produced the models shown above on display in the school shop. Four of the builders are pictured with the models. They are, left to right, Colin Hamberg, Howard Gelenius, Robert Kretschmer and Richard Keeton. The models were built under supervision of George Fisher, industrial arts instructor.
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Ann Arbor High School students collect old phonograph records to melt down for new records, April 1944 Photographer: Eck Stanger
Year:
1944
Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 5, 1944
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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.
Ann Arbor News, April 5, 1944
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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.
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