Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 26, 1952
Caption:
BAKERY BOOSTERS: Three Mack School fifth graders are hoping to boost sales at the Mack School Carnival Friday night with this poster, advertising their wares. The bake shop is named after their teacher, Miss Olive E. Taylor. The bakers are (left to right) Douglas Holcomb, Ken Tappe and Bobby Hoffmeyer. The shop is one of several concessions in the annual PTA-sponsored money-raising event. The carnival will begin at 6:30.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 26, 1952
Caption:
'RADIO' ACTORS: Jean Williams, Mack School sixth grader, and her male-disguised companion, Carol Pardon, also a Mack sixth grader, will do a song and pantomime act on a make-believe radio show at the school carnival Friday. The show, entitled "Comedy On The Air," will be presented in Mrs. Olga Goudy's Room 301. The school-wide carnival will include a variety of other concessions.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 22, 1952
Caption:
ALMOST A BASKET: The expressions on these Tappan Junior High students' faces indicate that the girl in the center almost shot a basket. The basketball booth was one of many games in Tappan's benefit carnival last night at the school. The net (at right), stretching down to the contestant, was placed so the basketball would roll back to the "shooter" for a return try. Proceeds of the penny carnival and refreshment and bake sale will be used to help buy a movie camera and bleachers for the school. Many pupils and parents attending the party came from as far as Hamburg.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 22, 1952
Caption:
PEOPLE, PEOPLE, PEOPLE: These are just some of the nearly 1,800 people - students, parents and teachers of Tappan Junior High School - who crowded into the school last night for a benefit carnival. As school interest grew in the cooperative event, the committee realized it would have to be limited to Tappan people only. Perhaps some of the interest came from pre-war prizes for games and refreshments - nothing inside the building cost more than a nickel.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 5, 1989
Caption:
Samantha Maddick, 2, gallops around the carousel while visiting the carnival that was part of the Whitmore Lake celebration.