Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 12, 1951
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All the delightful mysteries of the farm came to life for this Bach School kindergarten class yesterday afternoon when they took a trip to the Herbert P. Schairer farm, 323 Parker Rd. Star attractions - besides the cattle, hogs and chickens - were the young goat and gentle white pony. The youngsters spent the first part of the week preparing for the excursion by making paper animals and barns and talking about their farm friends. Each member of Mrs. Lynne J. Boyle's class had a ride on the pony's back.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 29, 1940
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MAKING DOLLS FOR BOOK FAIR: Dolls and other toys for the Bach school's Book Fair next Thursday and Friday nights are being made by many of the women in the school's Parent-Teacher unit. These toys, along with wooden toys made by men in the P.T.A., and baked goods, will be sold at the fair. Seated, from left to right, are Mrs. Kurt Neumann, Mrs. Ruth Schnierle, and Mrs. Hugh Blakney, vice-president of the P.T.A. unit. Standing are Mrs. Edward Mast, Mrs. Hayes T. Meyers and Mrs. Arthur Watson, president of the unit.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 11, 1940
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KINDERGARTENERS JOIN RED CROSS: These "five-year-olds" took flowers to children in University hospital yesterday as new members of the Junior Red Cross. They are kindergarteners from Bach school. For their Christmas Red Cross service, they will take toys to the hospital and for Easter they will take Easter boxes.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 10, 1939
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Setting a good example for their parents, the eight boys in the above photograph are shown inspecting the paint department of the Bach school, looking for possible causes of fires, in connection with Fire Prevention Week which opens Monday. The boys are John Steep, Laurie Howley, Carl Thayer, Dick Gauss, John Wurster, Floyd Stoeckle, Jimmy Schallhorn and Dick Snyder.