Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 25, 1969
Caption:
Prepares For Concert: Pioneer High student Edward Kalousdian rehearses for his tuba solo, which will be one of the highlights of the Pioneer High winter band concerts, to be presented at 8 p.m. Thursday in the school's auditorium. Kalousdian will play the "Concerto For Tuba And Band" by Vaughn Williams. Dr. William Revelli, conductor of bands at the University will be a guest conductor. (Ann Arbor News Photo by Eck Stanger).

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 22, 1969
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Brazilian Students Strum Tunes Of Home Odair (left) and Sergio Assad, brothers from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, give a classical guitar concert to a Pioneer High School music appreciation class. The youths are in Ann Arbor on a six-month scholarship from Youth For Understanding. Sergio, 16, is attending Pioneer High. Odair, 12, is a student at Slauson Junior High. The brothers study in Brazil under a teacher named Monina Tavora who is a former pupil of famed Spanish classical guitarist Segovia. The boys, who are living with Ann Arbor families, came to the city last month. They will return to Brazil this summer. Robert Pratt, chairman of the Pioneer High music department, says he plans to ask the talented youths to give other classical guitar demonstrations to Pioneer music classes. (News Photo by Cecil Locard)

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 13, 1973
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Bathtubs on Wheels The Garden City First Baptist Church entry in the first annual Bathtub Derby at Pioneer High School Saturday heads for the first turn in the powder-puff event. The gaily-decorated tub, named Fan-tub-ulous and running solely on girl power, didn't make it through the turn but others did. The powder-puff race was one of several for which trophies were awarded. There was also a contest for the best decorated bathtub. Other prizes were given for sprint and marathon winners. The derby was sponsored by the Huron Valley Youth for Christ. (News photo by Jack Stubbs.)

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 25, 2000
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The hallways at Pioneer High School were considerably less crowded Monday as students were leaving summer school classes than they are during the regular school year. Changes in the fall will attempt to relieve overcrowding.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 4, 2000
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Pioneer High School's new principal Henry Caudle visits Leslie Kellmann's physical science class last week.