Published In:
Ann Arbor News, August 14, 1951
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Finishing Touches At Eberwhite ~ Workmen are completing curbing around two drives at Eberwhite School this week. The drive at left circles from Soule Blvd. to the main entrance facing north. The drive at right approaches from Park Dr., permitting easier access to the school from the south and east. Parking space for 152 cars will be provided. The drives will be graveled. Sidewalks are started, and bids for sodding all the school grounds except the big athletic field to the west will be taken Thursday. School officials expect the work to be completed when school opens Sept. 7.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 31, 1951
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Juniors Plant Bulbs For Spring Flowering ~ With bulbs donated by the Ann Arbor Garden Club as part of their Junior Garden Club Project for planting around Eberwhite School, third and sixth grade students get a lesson in proper planting methods. Roger A. Schlecht of W. Washington St., 11-year-old sixth grader, listens as Miss Lina W. Benzin, third grade teacher, explains to two of her pupils, Jo Ann Reed of Mt. Pleasant Ave. (center) and Sandra L. Schlecht of Lutz Avenue, (far right) how to dig the holes.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 21, 1953
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Trees Planted At Eberwhite ~ Girl Scouts and Brownies of Eberwhite School yesterday presented two weeping cherry trees to the school. The trees were planted at the southwest corner of thew building. Present were (left to right) Girl Scouts Marlene Fisher, Janet Freeman, Sue Munz and Nancy Beckwith; Arvid Andresen, landscape architect for the school; John B. High, superintendent of school buildings and grounds; and Brownies Suzanne Stimpson and Barbara Niess.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 20, 1953
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To Make England Even Merrier: Members of Eberwhite School's Junior Red Cross Council package Christmas toys for shipment to youngsters at the Marlboro Rd. primary school at Salford, England, as Miss Lillian Moore (extreme left,) an exchange teacher from that school, assists. Mrs. Margaret Matteson, an Eberwhite teacher, is teaching the fourth grade at the English school. Looking on as the gifts are placed in a Christmas stocking is Betsy Scher (second from left), a teacher at Eberwhite, and (left to right) Gerald Gibson, 10, Louise Bell, 10, and Sherrie Omerso, 7. The gifts were bought with donations made by Junior Red Cross members.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 3, 1954
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Present State Flag: Eberwhite School's Student Council presented a Michigan flag to the school this morning in an assembly in the hall, opening the school's observance of Michigan Week. David C. Gillen is president of the Student Council, and Judy Lovell is secretary. The two officers, both sixth graders, made the presentation. Note the bouquet of apple blossoms, the state flower, in left foreground.