Tappan Students Published By 'Student Life' Magazine, June 1938 Photographer: Eck Stanger
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1939
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Ann Arbor News, June 16, 1938
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WRITING GIVEN NATIONAL RECOGNITION: An article by these three graduates of Tappan Junior High school appears in Student Life magazine, a national monthly published by a branch of the National Education association. Left to right, they are Betty Mourer, Barbara Gross and Janet Rouse (Story on page 15).
Ann Arbor News, June 16, 1938
Caption:
WRITING GIVEN NATIONAL RECOGNITION: An article by these three graduates of Tappan Junior High school appears in Student Life magazine, a national monthly published by a branch of the National Education association. Left to right, they are Betty Mourer, Barbara Gross and Janet Rouse (Story on page 15).
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Swainson Urges Setting State-Wide Minimum Pay For School Teachers
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October
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1960
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Prof. Byrn Of Education School Dies
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23
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November
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1951
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Ann Arbor Educator Made Niche In Industrial Arts Work
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1951
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Selma Lindell, Teacher, Dies
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Mayor Calder Won't Run; Two More Persons Enter Council Race In Ypsilanti
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1962
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First And Only Principal At Northside School Will Retire This Year
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1961
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Otto Haisley, Ex-School Head, Dies
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AADL Talks To: Alan Brown
In 1984, a very young Alan Brown, (a recent UM grad in Vocal Performance) was stunned to be offered the position of Festival Administrator by Eugene Power, the founder of the Ann Arbor Summer Festival - an opportunity that literally changed the course of his life. We speak to him by phone from San Francisco where he is the principal of WolfBrown, an advisory to foundations, public agencies and charitable organizations.
Alan speaks of his fond memories of Eugene Power, his firm guiding hand and generous support in the early days of the Festival. He remembers a gracious Ella Fitzgerald, a panic moment with Marcel Marceau, and his encounters with other great performers who graced the Festival stage.
School Lunch Prices Go Up
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