Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 6, 1955
Caption:
TWO OF FIVE BRIDGE NAMERS: William B. Wilson, 89, (top) of Northfield township, and Richard Hantula of 438 Brookside Dr. (bottom) were two of the five persons who suggested Huron Valley Bridge, the name chosen as official for the new bridge to carry highway traffic over the Huron River north of the city.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 6, 1956
Caption:
BEAUTIFUL BRIDGE: Now providing a lovely entrance-way into Ann Arbor from the north, the new Huron Valley Bride is in full use carrying traffic over the Huron River and the New York Central Railroad tracks. In this aerial view, looking almost due east, the new four-lane span dwarfs the old, narrow Whitemore Lake Rd. Bridge. Faintly visible at top center is the Northside School. (Photo by James Galbraith)

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 25, 1959
Caption:
PRESENT PLAY: Northside School youngsters watched a Thanksgiving play yesterday put on by students in Mrs. Florence Haas' fifth grade class. Thanksgiving programs were being given this week throughout the city's school system.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 30, 1953
Caption:
Jack O'Lanterns galore deck school halls this week as almost every child designs one for the Junior Chamber of Commerce contest. Looking over the array at Northside School are kindergartners (front to rear) Mary Ann Okey, Tommy Colvin, Leslie Orr and Donny Dates. Masks on wall were made by sixth-graders.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 4, 1952
Caption:
Mothers breathed sighs of relief today as thousands of Ann Arbor school children left for school, even if, as in many cases, it was only for registration. In top picture, youngsters are approaching Northside Public School.