Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 20, 1969
Caption:
Testing. Read R. Johnson (foreground), operates monitor while Anthony V. Valentino operates camera of a unique television instructional system developed by them and 18 other seniors in the University's electrical engineering department.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 27, 1969
Caption:
Miss Rhoda Thatch, a student teacher from the University, conducts an English class at Ann Arbor's Forsythe Junior High School. In the foreground is videotape equipment being used this semester for an experimental project by the University's School of Education. Called the Student Teacher Videotape Training Project, it aims to determine the feasibility of using videotaping at the University as an aid for live supervision of student teachers in the classroom. Miss Thatch's class here is being taped and can be seen on the small television screen. (Ann Arbor News photo by Jack Stubbs).

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, January 20, 1961
Caption:
Watching their television set raptly as their "Uncle Jack" became President of the United States today were the four daughters of Mr. and Mrs. John B. DeVine of 1617 Granger Ave. Although the girls call him their "Uncle Jack," he is actually their second cousin. Mrs. DeVine is President Kennedy's first cousin. Left to right are Ann, Susan, Kathy and Margo.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 28, 1956
Caption:
SHE LIKES 'WHAT'S MY (FE)LINE?' Mrs. Royal Pendell's black cat, FiFi, is a staunch television watcher, sitting or lying endlessly on the davenport staring at the set. It was unreliably reported that one of her favorite shows is "The Mickey Mouse Club."

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, August 9, 1963
Caption:
TV DINNER? Needing a temporary stand for his television antenna, Gerald L. Thurston of 2946 St. Aubin St. came up with this novel adaption of an ordinary picnic table. Thurston had to move his TV antenna because of interference with his "citizens band" radio antenna.