Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 16, 1973
Caption:
Clothes may not make the man but Tappan Junior High School football players stand out in the school corridors on football game days. Team members, ninth graders, dress in suit coats and ties while their classmates stick with casual dress. Football players are Jeff Koh, front row left, Mike Mueller; Robert Matthews, second row left, Paul Weber and Ben Slote. Dressed more casually are Robert Kesslering, Jamie Kenney, Ginny Waldrop, Eddie Tucker, David Diegel and Jennifer Coon. When asked why the school's ball clubs maintain the tradition of dressing up for games, Don Horning, physical education teacher, says the players are able to set an example for others, take pride in themselves and stand out from the rest of the group. (News Photo by Cecil Lockard).

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 15, 1947
Caption:
EMBRYO GRID STAR: Capt. Jim Tronley of the Tappan Rams totes the ball around end on a reverse in a Junior High football game against the Tappan Beavers. Shown executing a devastating block on Bill Hare, left half for the Beavers is Brad O'Brien, right half for the Rams. John Heald, Beaver guard, is shown at the extreme right. Coming up through the fog in the center background are Bob Graf (31) and Jim Cartwright, both members of the Rams. The contest ended in a deadlock, 6 to 6.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 8, 1944
Caption:
SYMBOLS OF EASTER EXPLAINED: Tappan school puils gleaned insight into the meaning of such various Easter symbols as are shown here during an assembly program on the subject. Costumed narrators who explained the various symbols were, left to right, Konrad Matthaei, Anne Waterman and William Godfrey.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 16, 1961
Caption:
REDUCING RODENTS: Mrs. Doris Taylor's home economics class at Tappan Junior High School is conducting a nutrition study through the use of rats and cafeteria food. Three kinds of food are being served the rats - a soft drink and potato chips, school lunch food with milk and school lunch food with water. The soft drink and chips-fed rats are growing weak and are expected to die. Looking at the rodents for signs of ill health are (left to right) Margo Stipe, Marilyn Martin and Sally Hogg.