Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 12, 1969
Caption:
"Ann Arbor Pioneer High School students found, when they arrived for classes this morning, that the school building had acquired an unusual addition. The small car, apparently dismantled to accomplish the "trip" from ground to roof, was painted in the school's colors- purple and white. The class year of the young "engineers" is obvious."

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 26, 1969
Caption:
United Nations Diplomats Visit City. Pausing for a moment outside city hall during their Saturday afternoon campus-community tour are three of the 29 United Nations diplomats, upper photo left to right, Batswana Ambassador T. J. Molefhe, Norway delegate Thor Knudsen and Ecuadorian First Secretary Horacio Sevilla-Borja. To acquaint the diplomats with American family life, institutions, educational systems and government the Travel Program for Foreign Diplomats, Inc. sponsored a three-day tour which on Saturday began with a visit to the University English Language Institute at 10 a.m. George Luther, assistant director of the Institute, addressed the diplomats, lower photo. The University and a group of Ann Arbor residents are hosting the visitors.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 26, 1969
Caption:
United Nations Diplomats Visit City. Pausing for a moment outside city hall during their Saturday afternoon campus-community tour are three of the 29 United Nations diplomats, upper photo left to right, Botswana Ambassador T. J. Molefhe, Norway delegate Thor Knudsen and Ecuadorian First Secretary Horacio Sevilla-Borja. To acquaint the diplomats with American family life, institutions, educational systems and government the Travel Program for Foreign Diplomats, Inc. sponsored a three-day tour which on Saturday began with a visit to the University English Language Institute at 10 a.m. George Luther, assistant director of the Institute, addressed the diplomats, lower photo. The University and a group of Ann Arbor residents are hosting the visitors.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 25, 1969
Caption:
Heading For Paydirt. Ken Herman (arrow), Huron running back, races toward the end zone and a touchdown last night. Herman tallied the first of the Huron's six-pointers in the victory over Battle Creek Lakeview. Two enemy defenders, Ernest English (32) and Ken Reiss (22), pursue Herman in vain while Huron Jerry Keaton follows the action.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 25, 1969
Caption:
C-r-r-unch! Greg Grambeau, Huron defender, wrestles Lakeview's Ernest English to the turf in third-quarter action. English is about to tumble over the partially oobscured body of Bart Packard, who seemed to get into everything last night. Packard intercepted a pass and recovered a fumble to set up Huron scores. Gary Pratt (64) and Dave Skala (83) move in to apply the finishing touches. An unidentified player has made a downfield block.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 18, 1969
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Near Interception. Two Lansing Eastern defensive backs, Art Couthen (40) and Harry Brown (30), nearly intercept a Pioneer High pass in the second quarter. Rushing in on the play are Pioneer fullback Bill Malcolm (80) as does Marc Kruger (27) of the Quakers. The Pioneers were defeated in the Six-A League contest at Hollway Field.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 18, 1969
Caption:
Running Free. Pioneer High quarterback Bob Elliott (18) rolls around right end for a short gain in the second quarter against Lansing Eastern. The ball carrier is being closely pursued, but Pioneer guard Steve Burkhart comes up to take the potential tackler out of the play.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 29, 1969
Caption:
Looking For Dutch Scalps. Clinton Coach Ron Lynch (right) supervises drills for the Redskins' upcoming battle at Manchester. Second place in the Lenawee County loop will be the prize for the winner of the battle between the two traditional rivals. Above, Al Roberts wallops the hitting bag, while (left to right) Ron LaSovage, Mark Wegner, Dave Elliott, and Tom Moore observe.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 4, 1969
Caption:
This window display at the Marilyn Shoppe, decorated with fine ladies' from yesteryear, announces the Ann Arbor Women's City Club's upcoming Antique Sale, May 23-25. The trunk, hat and clothing displayed originally belonged to Mrs. Kingsley Scott Bingham, wife of the first Republican Governor of Michigan. The white petticoat was made by Miss Genevieve Read in about 1895.