Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 6, 1961
Caption:
Heap Little "Indians": Youngsters in Mrs. Jane Steeb's first grade at Jones School have made and decorated a replica of a Chippewa dwelling, known as a Wigwassawigamig. What's more, their teacher declares, they can pronounce it. The "Indians" are Cynthia Slay (at extreme left), Monica Bronkhorst, Clinton Brantley and Jeffrey Kramer. The children have painted their Indian names on the side of the house.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 13, 1961
Caption:
Practice Makes Perfect: Miss Darlene Woodhall of Pontiac serves as a patient for a demonstration on proper nursing care by instructor Mrs. Marguerite Hawker, R. N., of Plymouth in a class at the Ann Arbor Practical Nurse Education Center. Class members are (left to right) Miss Carolyn Coulson of Adrian, Mrs. Charles Pope of Pontiac and James Snyder of Johnson St., Ypsilanti township Miss Woodhall's mother is an alumna of the school.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 3, 1961
Caption:
Crammed With Cakes: Jones School Principal Robert Nichols (seated) had his office filled with cakes and pies yesterday prior to the annual cake-walk held last night. Presenting their principal with some baked goods are Joe C. Brown (left) and Beverly Bird.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 7, 1961
Caption:
Start of a Snowman: Pupils in Mrs. Patricia Koch's first grade room at Jones School are building a paper mache snowman, " Sir Benjamin Buzz." Working on the project are (left to right) Eva Lum, Dennis Kandemir and Delores Davis. A poem about the snowman appears on the wall in background.