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AACHM Oral History: Harold Simons
Sun, 11/08/2020 - 9:25am
Harold Simons was born in 1946 and he grew up in Ann Arbor. He was inspired by Jones School teacher Harry Mial to become a teacher and coach. A standout basketball player for Ann Arbor High, he went on to play at Eastern Michigan University. He was the freshman basketball coach there before becoming head coach at Huron High for 20 years. Mr. Simons reflects on race relations and generational differences in Ann Arbor. He and his wife Ethel have been married for 53 years.
Candidates speak - O. Herbert Ellis
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26
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October
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1978
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O. Herbert Ellis
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11
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October
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1976
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Senior Citizens Elect
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20
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February
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1974
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Herbert Ellis
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29
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October
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1972
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O. Herbert Ellis Seeks Another Term On Board
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July
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1972
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Miss Satterthwaite's Kindergarten Class Enjoys A Piñata at Burns Park Elementary School, June 1957
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Ann Arbor News, June 7, 1957
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SWING AND A MISS: Miss Geneva Satterthwaite's kindergarten class at Burns Park School had a rare treat yesterday when a classmate, Ronald Scott, 5, brought a Mexican pinata to school. Here, one of the youngsters, blindfolded, takes a swing at the pinata, a paper-decorated container filled with candy, as Ronald's sister, Carol Anne Scott, 10, (far left) jerks it up out of the way by means of a rope. Hitting the pinata is a Mexican Yule custom.
Ann Arbor News, June 7, 1957
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SWING AND A MISS: Miss Geneva Satterthwaite's kindergarten class at Burns Park School had a rare treat yesterday when a classmate, Ronald Scott, 5, brought a Mexican pinata to school. Here, one of the youngsters, blindfolded, takes a swing at the pinata, a paper-decorated container filled with candy, as Ronald's sister, Carol Anne Scott, 10, (far left) jerks it up out of the way by means of a rope. Hitting the pinata is a Mexican Yule custom.
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Miss Satterthwaite's Kindergartners Scramble for Piñata Candy at Burns Park Elementary School, June 1957
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Ann Arbor News, June 7, 1957
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DIRECT HIT! This was the general scene after a kindergartner broke open the swaying pinata and scattered candy over the ground. The Scott youngsters' parents, Prof. and Mrs. Raymond Scott, brought the pinata back with them after he spent a year teaching at the University of Mexico.
Ann Arbor News, June 7, 1957
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DIRECT HIT! This was the general scene after a kindergartner broke open the swaying pinata and scattered candy over the ground. The Scott youngsters' parents, Prof. and Mrs. Raymond Scott, brought the pinata back with them after he spent a year teaching at the University of Mexico.
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Four New Teachers Appointed By Board
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2
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July
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1946
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Community School Plans New Interviewing Method
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May
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1972
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