Library To Honor Deceased Teacher
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4
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February
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1954
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Memorial Library Dedicated At U-M
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23
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February
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1954
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59 Graduated From University High
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11
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June
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1966
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High School Graduates Total 936
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8
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June
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1960
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At the University's Professional Theatre (PTP) gala premiere, January 1966 Photographer: Doug Fulton
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1966
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Ann Arbor News, January 12, 1966
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Conversation Before Curtain Time: Exchanging brief greetings before yesterday's 8 p.m. curtain time at the gala premiere of the Professional Theatre's New Winter Festival were Dean of the University's School of Education and Mrs. Willard C. Olson of Barton Shore Drive and Vice President for Academic Affairs Allan F. Smith. The visiting company of 30 Broadway actors, directors, designers and technicians will next stage Moliere's "Tartuffe" on Jan. 24 under William Ball's direction.
Ann Arbor News, January 12, 1966
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Conversation Before Curtain Time: Exchanging brief greetings before yesterday's 8 p.m. curtain time at the gala premiere of the Professional Theatre's New Winter Festival were Dean of the University's School of Education and Mrs. Willard C. Olson of Barton Shore Drive and Vice President for Academic Affairs Allan F. Smith. The visiting company of 30 Broadway actors, directors, designers and technicians will next stage Moliere's "Tartuffe" on Jan. 24 under William Ball's direction.
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Barton Boat Club Elects Officers
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30
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January
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1939
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Barton Boat Club Skippers Mend Sails, April 1962 Photographer: Doug Fulton
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1962
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Ann Arbor News, April 5, 1962
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Sail Mending: Many sail parties are planned this month in preparation for the opening race in May. Assembled on the boathouse Barton Boat club skippers, gathered to mend the sail of a fellow member, are (left to right) Harry P. Hawkins, Commodore Brian McCabe, Dean Willard Olson, Robert Leary and Dr. William Grabb, racing chairman, and his son David. Rhodes Bantams and Snipes are the two main classes of boats on Barton Pond. The Snipe has 117 square feet of sail in the main and overlapping jib and the Rhodes Bantam has 125 square feet of sail. That's a lot mending, men!
Ann Arbor News, April 5, 1962
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Sail Mending: Many sail parties are planned this month in preparation for the opening race in May. Assembled on the boathouse Barton Boat club skippers, gathered to mend the sail of a fellow member, are (left to right) Harry P. Hawkins, Commodore Brian McCabe, Dean Willard Olson, Robert Leary and Dr. William Grabb, racing chairman, and his son David. Rhodes Bantams and Snipes are the two main classes of boats on Barton Pond. The Snipe has 117 square feet of sail in the main and overlapping jib and the Rhodes Bantam has 125 square feet of sail. That's a lot mending, men!
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Barton Pond Skippers Ready Boats, Sails For Racing Season
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5
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April
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1962
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Barton Boat Yachtsmen Up Anchor For Club's Anniversary Regatta
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28
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July
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1962
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Thousands Take Inspection Tour Of New High School
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14
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November
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1955
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