Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 7, 1969
Caption:
Experts predict that the Afro look will be around for a long time. Joan Gibson, right, a junior at Pioneer High School and daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Lee Jones of Fair Street, models an imported African print handmade by her sister, Janet.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 31, 1965
Caption:
Students at Jones School who will be involved in its reassignment plan next fall undergo testing in this spring's phase of a followup study. The students are (from left) Janet Jones, Jock Crouch and Eldred Meadows. Overseeing the testing are two University graduate students, Miss Carol Kountz and Si Wittes. More than 2,800 students from Mack, Allen, Bach, Dicken, Lakewood, Pattengill and Pittsfield schools are involved in the testing which will ultimately register the impact of the reassignment. More testing will be conducted next fall and next spring.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 16, 1963
Caption:
Keeping up with the Joneses is a tough task for the teachers at Jones Elementary School this fall. It has enrolled 12 children with the last name of Jones. The school also has a Miss Marcia Jones as a student teacher in music. The youngsters, ranging from kindergarten to the sixth grade, and their teacher pose- (from left, front row): Eileen, Janet, Charlotte, Celes; (second row) Mike, John, Cathy, Michelle, and Kathleen, and (back row) Betty, Jean, Marcia, and Robert.