Left-Footed Kickers Don Simons and Jim Bilbie Practice for the Ann Arbor High School Football Team, September 1960 Photographer: Doug Fulton
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1960
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Ann Arbor News, September 27, 1960
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Something Different in Kicking: Extra-point kicking took an unusual twist at Ann Arbor High this fall when Coach Jay Sielstra discovered he had three left-footed kickers on the squad, one of them a drop-kicker to boot. Tackle Jim Bilbie (kicking above [this photo]) is the team's regular PAT man but Fullback Don Simons (watching) also can handle the job. Holding for Bilbie is Quarterback Howie Lippert. Drop-Kicker Rick White (below) startled the 3,000 fans at Kalamazoo's Angell Field last Friday when he was called upon twice to drop-kick for the extra point. He made good on one of them.
Ann Arbor News, September 27, 1960
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Something Different in Kicking: Extra-point kicking took an unusual twist at Ann Arbor High this fall when Coach Jay Sielstra discovered he had three left-footed kickers on the squad, one of them a drop-kicker to boot. Tackle Jim Bilbie (kicking above [this photo]) is the team's regular PAT man but Fullback Don Simons (watching) also can handle the job. Holding for Bilbie is Quarterback Howie Lippert. Drop-Kicker Rick White (below) startled the 3,000 fans at Kalamazoo's Angell Field last Friday when he was called upon twice to drop-kick for the extra point. He made good on one of them.
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Left-Footed Kicker Rick White Practices for the Ann Arbor High School Football Team, September 1960 Photographer: Doug Fulton
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1960
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Ann Arbor News, September 27, 1960
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Something Different in Kicking: Extra-point kicking took an unusual twist at Ann Arbor High this fall when Coach Jay Sielstra discovered he had three left-footed kickers on the squad, one of them a drop-kicker to boot. Tackle Jim Bilbie (kicking above) is the team's regular PAT man but Fullback Don Simons (watching) also can handle the job. Holding for Bilbie is Quarterback Howie Lippert. Drop-Kicker Rick White (below [this photo]) startled the 3,000 fans at Kalamazoo's Angell Field last Friday when he was called upon twice to drop-kick for the extra point. He made good on one of them.
Ann Arbor News, September 27, 1960
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Something Different in Kicking: Extra-point kicking took an unusual twist at Ann Arbor High this fall when Coach Jay Sielstra discovered he had three left-footed kickers on the squad, one of them a drop-kicker to boot. Tackle Jim Bilbie (kicking above) is the team's regular PAT man but Fullback Don Simons (watching) also can handle the job. Holding for Bilbie is Quarterback Howie Lippert. Drop-Kicker Rick White (below [this photo]) startled the 3,000 fans at Kalamazoo's Angell Field last Friday when he was called upon twice to drop-kick for the extra point. He made good on one of them.
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Warning Sign At Municipal Golf Course, August 1963 Photographer: Doug Fulton
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1963
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Ann Arbor News, August 22, 1963
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Fore(warned): Interlopers have no good reason to complain if they are beaned with golf balls at the Ann Arbor Municipal Golf Course since erection of signs identifying it as a place of peril, where balls fly in a multitude of directions and many are off intended courses.
Ann Arbor News, August 22, 1963
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Fore(warned): Interlopers have no good reason to complain if they are beaned with golf balls at the Ann Arbor Municipal Golf Course since erection of signs identifying it as a place of peril, where balls fly in a multitude of directions and many are off intended courses.
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Kathy Manikas - Slauson Junior High Student, February 1968 Photographer: Doug Fulton
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1968
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Richard Sinden - Slauson Junior High Student, February 1968 Photographer: Doug Fulton
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1968
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Randy Hulcher - Slauson Junior High Student, February 1968 Photographer: Doug Fulton
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1968
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Vicky Laraway - Slauson Junior High Student, February 1968 Photographer: Doug Fulton
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1968
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What Rules Would You Alter At Your School?
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1968
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Pat Monaghan Crosses The Finish Line - AAHS Track & Field vs Thurston HS, April 1958 Photographer: Doug Fulton
Year:
1958
Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 4, 1958
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ANCHORS RELAY WINNERS: Pat Monaghan breaks the finish-line tape to anchor Ann Arbor High's medley-relay team to victory in yesterday's dual meet with Detroit Thurston. Bob Hoffmeyer, Andy Fisher and Jim Turner had carried the Pioneer baton earlier. Ann Arbor won the meet, 75 1/2-24 1/2 to wind up its indoor season. Ann Arbor High Athletic Director Lou Hollway (background, center) is a watch-watching spectator.
Ann Arbor News, April 4, 1958
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ANCHORS RELAY WINNERS: Pat Monaghan breaks the finish-line tape to anchor Ann Arbor High's medley-relay team to victory in yesterday's dual meet with Detroit Thurston. Bob Hoffmeyer, Andy Fisher and Jim Turner had carried the Pioneer baton earlier. Ann Arbor won the meet, 75 1/2-24 1/2 to wind up its indoor season. Ann Arbor High Athletic Director Lou Hollway (background, center) is a watch-watching spectator.
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Forsythe Junior High Students Cast Government Day Votes, November 1967 Photographer: Doug Fulton
Year:
1967
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Ann Arbor News, November 11, 1967
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Three Forsythe Junior High students prepared to cast their votes last Tuesday for their school's representatives to the Washtenaw County Boys-Girls Government Program. The students used a real "live" voting machine, obtained by the Student Council from the Ann Arbor City Hall. Twenty-two boys and girls from Forsythe won the right to participate in the Government Day Thursday, each taking over one of the county offices for a day. From left are: Frances Kerstholt, Erica Sands, Yvonne Taylor, Chris Shallhorn, and (seated) Pam Dalitz and Jackie Lucas. A total of about 400 students in schools in the area participated in the 14th annual program.
Ann Arbor News, November 11, 1967
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Three Forsythe Junior High students prepared to cast their votes last Tuesday for their school's representatives to the Washtenaw County Boys-Girls Government Program. The students used a real "live" voting machine, obtained by the Student Council from the Ann Arbor City Hall. Twenty-two boys and girls from Forsythe won the right to participate in the Government Day Thursday, each taking over one of the county offices for a day. From left are: Frances Kerstholt, Erica Sands, Yvonne Taylor, Chris Shallhorn, and (seated) Pam Dalitz and Jackie Lucas. A total of about 400 students in schools in the area participated in the 14th annual program.
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