Published In:
Ann Arbor News, January 27, 1968
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"Paw," "Maw," and "Snoddy" seem to be having a difference of opinion in this scene from "It's Cold In Them Thar Hills," a play presented recently by Forsythe Junior High's ninth-grade speech and drama class. The comedy was directed by Mrs. Joanne Rebeck. The actors and actresses are, from left, Charles Shuman (Paw), Michelle Tanner (Maw), and Kathy Kitchenmaster (Snoddy). The students gave performances for the school and at a P.T.O. Mother-Daughter banquet.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 15, 1968
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Fourth-graders in Robert Douglas' class at Pattengill School have been busy lately fashioning oversized animals out of papier-mache. Putting the finishing touches on the large turtle at the rear are (from left) Mindy Busche and Mike McAdoo. In the foreground, Frank Sanz and Karen Bilik paint a huge serpent. The animals will be given to Pattengill's kindergartners.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 11, 1968
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Wooden figures representing the "Westward Movement" in American History are displayed by four Lawton School fifth-graders and their art teacher, Elaine Kolasa (standing center). As part of an applied arts project, the children made the figures' heads, painted them, and attached them to wooden "bodies." The figures portray the students' concept of the sturdy, rugged men of America's pioneering days. The students are (from left) Marilynn Seaton, John Watt, Tim Malefyt and Sarah Crawford.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 13, 1968
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Dressed in authentic costumes, Mrs. Walter G. Brovins and her daughter, Joan, survey linens and ceramics from Ukraine as they get in the spirit for the annual Easter brunch which will unfold tomorrow at the Ann Arbor Women's City Club. Mrs. Brovins is chairman of the brunch, which this year will have a Ukrainian theme.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 15, 1968
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Dr. Bruce Vandermade administers some very special dental treatment to his adopted son, Gary, 6, while his adopted daughter, Laurie, 8, watches what appears to be a painless experience. Dr. Vandermade has offices at 317 S. State. The Vandermade family lives at 1807 Hanover. Both children were adopted as infants.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, January 2, 1968
Caption:
They Create 'Hysteria" These youths comprise the "Waldorf Hysteria" group of musicians. In the front row are (from left) Brian Prater, Bill Behnke, Steve Wild and Randy Brewer. In the back row are Tim Prosser (left) and Wayne Luckhardt.