Published In
Ann Arbor News, October 10, 1956
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ONE OF THEM IS QUEEN: One of these seven Ann Arbor High School girls has been elected homecoming queen and will be named at Friday's gridiron contest between the Pioneers and Battle Creek. The remaining six girls will make up the queen's court. The queen candidates (front row, left to right) are Carol Steinke and Sue Bigby. In the center row (left to right) they are Janet Everhardus, Mary Meadows and Dian Littell; while the two in the back row (left to right) are Judy Fingerle and Linda Potter.

Published In
Ann Arbor News, October 13, 1956
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HOMECOMING QUEEN: Senior Dian M. Littell, 17, of 909 Hutchins Ave., (center) was named Ann Arbor High School's homecoming queen at last night's Ann Arbor-Battle Creek football game. She will be crowned at the high school's homecoming dance at 9 p.m. today at given a football signed by varsity players. Her court (left to right) are Carol Steinke, Janet Everhardus, Mary Meadows, Linda Potter, Judy Fingerle and Sue Bigby.

Published In
Ann Arbor News, March 5, 1937
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Members of the Ann Arbor High School band, who will make their first public appearance in their natty new uniforms at a concert tonight, are shown as they tried them on at rehearsal. In the foreground (left to right) are Director William R. Champion, Donald MacLeod, Donald Waters and Walter Maynard. Proceeds from tonight's concert at 8:15 p.m. in the school auditorium will be used to help defray the expense of the uniforms. Members of the committee on uniforms were Raymond Matthews, chairman; Ivan Cuthbert, Mrs. H. K. Burch, Mrs. J. F. Fahrner, Mrs. E. R. Chaufty, Arthur Wright and Miss Anna Steele.

Published In
Ann Arbor News, September 8, 1968
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Turtleneck Lovers. Local seniors are off to class in a fashion classic - the turtleneck. Michelle Bertoni (left), the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Bertoni of 1315 Newport, teams her dyed-to-match sweater with a sewn-down pleated skirt - they've regained popularity - in shades of brown, gold and yellow. Knee socks complete her school-girl look for classes at St. Thomas High School. A culotte jumper makes clothes sense for a busy gal like Barb Patton, who is vice president of Ann Arbor High's Student Council this year. Tweeds are taking fashion honors this fall, and Barb's choice has flecks of brown, orange, gold and white. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dubois L. Patton of 1621 Peach complements her jumper with a brown turtleneck. A turtleneck and levis combo is Kevin Olson's choice for senior school days at Ann Arbor High. The sweater is in shades of oatmeal and gold; the levis are in a gold plaid. Kevin is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harlowe L. Olson of 2220 Yorktown.

Published In
Ann Arbor News, September 1, 1956
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MEETING NEW FRIENDS: A quick stop at the school snack bar seems to be a good way for the "big sisters" at Ann Arbor High School to meet their "little sisters." The girls are (left to right) Mary Meadows, a senior; Judy Hatfield who attended Slauson Junior High School last fall; Margaret Niehuss, also a senior; and Mary Robinson, also from Slauson. The big sisters' job will be to help their new friends get into the swing of things.