Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 22, 1965
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Ann Arbor High's track and field team has qualified for The News' Pictorial Honor Roll by winning the Livonia-Bentley Regional. Members of the team are (front row, left to right) Tom Wood, Bob Ufer, Alan Campbell, Pete Kempf, Don Dates, Zonnie Askew, Don Reiff, Ed Oxley, Dennis Beemer and Ron Franklin; (middle row) Don Warner, Bob Carow, Larry Robards, Jon Helms, Mike Sims, Steve Janousky, Rocky Paige, John Sharemet, Bruce Sharemet, Dale Woodard, Bill Shelton, Bill Hueter, Jeff Colvin and Mike Lutz; (back row) Assistant Coach Duane Cuthberston, manager Doug Morningstar, manager Frank Kendrick, Steve Smith, Tom Kuker, Bruce Gaffney, Scott Westrum, Rob Aloe, Gary Baker, Sam Swisher, Al Stevens, John Holt and Coach Jim Love. David Rea, Bob Berning and Steve Burns were not present.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 6, 1963
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'WIZARD OF OZ' GOES FRENCH: Fifth and sixth grade students of Mrs. Marilyn Taylor's French classes at Angell Elementary School presented a play in French based on the "Wizard of Oz" this afternoon in the school auditorium. Parents were invited. The play, which had been in rehearsal for 40 hours, was also presented yesterday afternoon. Above (from left) Tom Breidenthal, scarecrow; Janet Polasky, tin woodman; Jackie Howe as Dorothy, and Steve Smith as the cowardly lion, and (on the floor) Patty Dickinson as Toto the dog are pictured in costume.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 17, 1964
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BONJOUR, PIERRE: Members of Le Club Dramatique Francais at Angell Elementary School warm up to their parts in "Pierre Pan," a French version of J. M. Barrie's "Peter Pan." The cast includes (from the left) Steve Smith as Captaine Crochet, Pat Spensley as Pierre Pan, Betsy Sallade as Michel, Debbie Conard as Jean, Amy Ford as Wendy, and Constance Higham as Clochette. The play was performed to a full house of Angell students yesterday afternoon and will be given again today at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium for the public free of charge.