Published In:
Ann Arbor News, January 14, 1996
Caption:
Addison's Matt Paveglio can only look up as Dexter's Paul Wisniewski has control of their match in the finals of the 130-pound class at the Dexter Wrestling Invitational. Wisniewski won the match, but Dexter finished second to Addison overall.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 26, 1988
Caption:
Waiting... and winning - It's a tense moment. The Dexter bench waits for that final point (above) [this photo], then goes wild (below) as the Drednaughts held off league-leading Tecumseh to gain a share of first place in the Southeastern Conference in volleyball with the Indians. Dexter won 15-8, 17-17, 17-15. The victory put Dexter's record at 11-1. It was the Indians' first loss in 11 games. Prep roundup on B3.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 26, 1988
Caption:
Waiting... and winning - It's a tense moment. The Dexter bench waits for that final point (above), then goes wild (below) [this photo], as the Drednaughts held off league-leading Tecumseh to gain a share of first place in the Southeastern Conference in volleyball with the Indians. Dexter won 15-8, 17-17, 17-15. The victory put Dexter's record at 11-1. It was the Indians' first loss in 11 games. Prep roundup on B3.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 27, 1981
Caption:
Gene Doncea (Dexter), Derrick Tolliver (Lincoln), Greg Campbell (Pioneer) and Wendell Mason (Huron) in the 100-yard dash, as Tolliver breaks the ribbon to win.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 20, 1950
Caption:
There is something new in traffic warning signals at a dangerous corner in front of the Dexter Agricultural Rural School and High School. A portable blinker light, activated by a large battery, gives approaching drivers warning that school children are crossing busy Ann Arbor St. Several of these blinker signs are trundled into place, four times daily, by youthful traffic "cops," under the direction of Jack Klingeberger, elementary school principal and director of traffic patrols.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 17, 1967
Caption:
Angell Chapter Good Citizens Sarah Caswell Angell chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) honored eight young women for outstanding citizenship qualities at an annual evening program Thursday. The girls chosen by their respective high schools are (left to right) Christine Lindauer, Chelsea High School; Susan Marie Randall, Manchester High School; Rebecca Stevenson, Whitmore Lake High School; Lindsey Kahler, Ann Arbor High School; Becky Ealy, Saline High School; Ann E. Sloan, University High School, and Sandra Hartman, Milan High School. Not pictured is Elaine Arbour of Dexter High School. The girls, selected on the basis of leadership, service, dependability and patriotism, will compete in the state competition. State winners will enter a national contest.