Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 19, 1951
Caption:
'WHAT'LL WE DO ABOUT HANDY?': That could be the question as Pioneer Coach Hank Fonde (left) and his staff puzzle over Friday night's Ann Arbor High home opener with Bay City Handy on Wines Field. Maybe the answer will come from, left to right, Line Coach Don Dufek, End Coach and Chief Scout Frank Kline, Little Pioneer Boss Bob' Scope' Davis, Assistant Andy Anderson, or Trainer Paul Clifford.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 29, 1956
Caption:
THERE ARE PROBLEMS: Pioneer Coach Hank Fonde paces behind group of his grim gridders as the going becomes rough during last night's surprising ball game.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 29, 1956
Caption:
RARE SIGHT: Ann Arbor High Coach Hank Fonde (right) has seldom found it necessary to make the long walk to congratulate an opposing coach. Last night at Flint he had to walk and trot some 40 yards to catch up with excited Andy MacDonald (back to camera) who found it hard to stand still long enough to accept Fonde's handshake and "well done" after MacDonald's Vikings had spanked the Pioneers.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 4, 1950
Caption:
MEET ANN ARBOR HIGH'S GRID CHAMPS: This is the gang which brought Ann Arbor High a second straight Five-A League grid title as well as another undefeated season. Left to right in the bottom row are Coach Hank Fonde, John Morrow, Bob Randall, Jim Splitt, John Cartwright, Don Boorom, Paul Tibbals, Mike Rodriguez, Don Hinz, and Line Coach Kurt Kampe. Second row, left to right: Ray Karsian, Jack Gray, Don O'Hara, Jim Love, Bud Parks, Chandler Handley, Doug Peden, Bob Weber, and End Coach Frank Kline. Third row, left to right: Jim Cartwright, Bruce Fraser, Ron Arnst, Fred Adams, Phil Saka, Kent Pichard, Ned Jones, and Ernie McCoy. Fourth row, left to right: Al Jesperson, Bill Hare, John Heald, Brian Fingerle, Dick Zill, Harold Shilling, Doug Nordman, and Prenty Ware. Top row, left to right: Tom Sibert, Coleman Jewett, Marv Fraker, Harold Sindlinger, Chuck Featherly, George Hartman, and John Batsakes. Capt. Dick Chatters was unable to be present when this picture was taken.