Published In:
Ann Arbor News, December 9, 1972
Caption:
Huron High School teachers have someone to eat lunch with these days--Albert Einstein. Einstein holds a stained glass window next to three circles with trees in them in a wall painting done by Michael Kozmiuk, an 18-year-old senior art student. Teachers thought their lunchroom wall was looking pretty drab so they asked Michael, who says "I've painted as long as I can remember," to brighten it. The student of Mrs. Alice Crawford has called the painting "Three Circles," the meaning of which "is a secret." Michael used tempera paint on a white surface. The circles are of two shades of orange and yellow and the stained glass is multi-colored. Overlapping paints create a variety of shades. Michael says several teachers have asked Principal Paul K. Meyers whether Michael could be permitted to paint on some of the other walls in the school.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 16, 1970
Caption:
Pioneer High Principal Theodore R. Rokicki (left) and Huron High Principal Paul K. Meyers met for a chat before the game, held at the U-M Stadium. Pioneer won, 25-0.