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Huron High School's Music Appreciation Class Celebrates Beethoven's Birthday, December 1973

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Ann Arbor News, December 19, 1973
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Ludwig Van Beethoven's 203rd birthday is more than a date in musical history for Huron High's music appreciation class. The class and their teacher Lew Wallace, left, ate a cake in honor of the composer on his birthday Monday. Beethoven was born in Bonn, Germany.

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1973
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December
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19
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Cindy Hart Speaks with Principal Albert Gallup About Scheduling at Huron High on Opening Day, September 1973

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Ann Arbor News, September 4, 1973
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A schedule mixup for Cindy Hart, above, a 10th grader, is one of many facing Albert Gallup, assistant principal at Huron High School, on the first day of school. The class in the background has 49 students enrolled but, as Gallup says, "There are going to be some changed made." Barbara Alpern, a 10th grader, pictured below, is one of the lucky students to have a locker even if it only is about 10 inches wide. An estimated 2,400 students will be enrolled at Huron this year. The $12.4 million school building, which was completed in 1969, was built for 1,800 students.

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1973
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September
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4
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Barbara Alpern in Front of Her Locker at Huron High on Opening Day, September 1973

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Ann Arbor News, September 4, 1973
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A schedule mixup for Cindy Hart, above, a 10th grader, is one of many facing Albert Gallup, assistant principal at Huron High School, on the first day of school. The class in the background has 49 students enrolled but, as Gallup says, "There are going to be some changed made." Barbara Alpern, a 10th grader, pictured below, is one of the lucky students to have a locker even if it only is about 10 inches wide. An estimated 2,400 students will be enrolled at Huron this year. The $12.4 million school building, which was completed in 1969, was built for 1,800 students.

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1973
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September
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Students Operating Machinery in the Graphics Department Work Program at Huron High School, June 1973

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Ann Arbor News, August 25, 1973
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Working in Huron High's Graphics Department (picture at right) are Steve O'Connor (left), Tracy Kahn and Paul Guttman.

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1973
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August
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25
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Teacher Lee Curry Helps Students in Graphics Department Work Program at Huron High School, June 1973

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Ann Arbor News, August 25, 1973
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Huron High School Teacher Lee Curry (picture at left) watches John Nonnemacher work at a lathe.

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1973
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August
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25
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Jennie Burg Celebrates Her 88th Birthday With Her Great-Grandchildren, April 1948

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1948
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April
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left to right: Sharon Groeb, John & Paul Burg, Jennie Burg, Karl Burg, Karen & Carleen Bauer

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Children in the Wines Field neighborhood stage a parade to kick off the summer recreation program, June 1953

Children in the Wines Field neighborhood stage a parade to kick off the summer recreation program, June 1953 image
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Ann Arbor News, June 19, 1953
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SUMMER PROGRAM OFF WITH A BANG: Heralding the start of the summer recreation program this week at the city's parks and playgrounds, children in the Wines Field neighborhood staged a parade yesterday under direction of playground supervisors. Bikes and tricycles were decorated, some new costumes appeared and some from last Halloween came out of the trunks.

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1953
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June
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Ann Arbor Civic Theatre Players Rehearse 'Mr. Roberts,' October 1961

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Ann Arbor News, October 18, 1961
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Rehearse 'Roberts': Walking through a scene from "Mister Roberts," wartime comedy that opens tomorrow at the Lydia Mendelssohn Theater, are Suanne Burris (left) as Ann Girard, Stan Woodson (center) in the title role and Patrick Ross as Doc. The production of Thomas Heggen's and Joshua Logan's Broadway hit, directed by Donald Lovell, is the first show of the 1961 - 62 season of the Ann Arbor Civic Theatre. The play will run through Saturday.

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1961
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October
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Peace Picnic at the Arboretum, July 1969

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Ann Arbor News, July 7, 1969
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Sunday Afternoon At Arboretum About 300 persons spent a quiet afternoon at a "peace picnic" yesterday at the University's Arboretum, talking and singing. While officers patrol the area (top picture), groups of young people lounge on the grass. One group second picture) stages a brief White Panther rally while a father (third picture) warms his youngster with a jacket. Groups of singers and guitarist, (bottom picture) were scattered through the area. (News photos by Cecil Lockard)

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1969
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July
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Dorian Deaver, Winner Of YM-YWCA "Earn Your Way To Camp" Mint Sales Contest, April 1968

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Ann Arbor News, April 17, 1968
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Ten-year-old Dorian Deaver sold $1,020 worth of mints in the YM-YWCA "Earn Your Way to Camp" sale, taking top salesman prize of a new sleeping bag. The son of Mr. and Mrs. George Deaver of 1610 Pontiac was one of 136 area youngsters who earned a total of $4,923 toward their camp tuition, selling an average of 90 boxes apiece. Tanya Maslak, 8, and Michael Maslak Jr., 11, whose parents are Mr. and Mrs. Michael Maslak Sr. of 754 Archwood, took top prizes in their age groups by selling 312 and 696 boxes of mints apiece, respectively, and David Young, son of Mrs. Doris Young of 907 Hutchins sold 360 boxes to win first place in the 9-10 year olds category. The three were awarded cameras. Gross mint sales totaled $12,308 this year - more than double the $5,894 earned last year. Many of the participants are also paying the way of friends.

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1968
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April
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Adult Students Practice Their Moves In A Disco Class At The Ann Arbor Y, November 1976

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Ann Arbor News, November 28, 1976
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The Ann Arbor Y's adult disco class was born at their summer camp where folk dancing was the traditional fare. But the kids wanted to disco, so "we gave them what they wanted," says the Y's dance director Marie Moore.

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1976
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November
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Dorian Deaver Leads A Disco Class At The Ann Arbor Y, November 1976

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Ann Arbor News, November 28, 1976
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Adult disco instructor Dorian Deaver (foreground), a U-M student and gymnastics team member, has been discoing "all his life," he says. Now he's teaching about 30 other Ann Arbor residents between 18 and 40 how to bump, hustle, and just dance to the music.

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1976
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November
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Abandoned Village Barber Shop, Wartime Village, May 1969

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Ann Arbor News, June 22, 1969
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Removal Of Old Buildings Is Goal One of the main goals in Superior Township's drive to redevelop the Willow Village area is to tear down these old buildings which were once part of the village's business district. The barber shop and restaurant pictured above are on land offered to the county for a District Court. The buildings are located just off Clark Rd. and east of Washtenaw Square

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1969
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June
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Japanese Program at Ypsilanti First Methodist Church, February 1958

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Ann Arbor News, February 17, 1958
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Give Japanese Program: Mrs. Howard Fanslow, chairman of the Japanese study program conducted by the Women's Society of Christian Service of the Ypsilanti First Methodist Church, admires the Japanese doll held by young Sue Vogelsberg. Looking on are twins Patty and Peggy Pensinger. Mrs. Fanslow and the three children, all in costume took part in a program Saturday at the church climaxing the WCSC's Japanese study. The twins have spent two years in Japan with their parents.

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1958
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February
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Michigan State College students paint the U-M campus green and white prior to the big game, November 1954

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Ann Arbor News, November 9, 1954
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MSC STUDENTS DAUB U-M CAMPUS: A band of Michigan State College students early this morning revivied the practice of daubing the University campus with green and white paint prior to the annual football game between the two schools, scheduled Saturday. Eighteen of the raiders were arrested and jailed. Top picture shows U-M students crossing a "GO STATE!" sign under the Engineering Arch. Above left, University plant department workers Earl Mallory and Cecil Vincent try to remove a crudely splotched "S" from the Rackham Building, which was badly defiled. At right, one of the lion statues in front of the Museums Building sports a green nose, an "S" across the chest and another "S" on the pedestal. Several other buildings and walks were smeared.

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1954
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November
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Michigan State College students paint the U-M campus green and white prior to the big game, November 1954

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Ann Arbor News, November 9, 1954
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MSC STUDENTS DAUB U-M CAMPUS: A band of Michigan State College students early this morning revivied the practice of daubing the University campus with green and white paint prior to the annual football game between the two schools, scheduled Saturday. Eighteen of the raiders were arrested and jailed. Top picture shows U-M students crossing a "GO STATE!" sign under the Engineering Arch. Above left, University plant department workers Earl Mallory and Cecil Vincent try to remove a crudely splotched "S" from the Rackham Building, which was badly defiled. At right, one of the lion statues in front of the Museums Building sports a green nose, an "S" across the chest and another "S" on the pedestal. Several other buildings and walks were smeared.

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1954
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November
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Ann Arbor High School team works out with Huron High team, August 1967

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Ann Arbor News, August 29, 1967
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Working Together Not only will the Huron and Pioneer High football players have to learn to live together, but work together, too. While two Pioneers run their laps around the track, Huron Coach Jay Stielstra puts his team through a passing drill (background). A delay in the construction of Huron High necessitated that the two teams share the same facilities although they have separate locker rooms. John Holland and Erik Hansen are circling the track.

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1967
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August
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Roger Brown remembers his grandfather's role in "The Great Locomotive Chase," June 1956

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Ann Arbor News, June 15, 1956
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THAT'S MY GRANDDAD: Roger Brown still finds the story of "The Great Locomotive Chase" a thrilling bit of history. This may be because his grandfather was the engineer of the stolen train. The story of the civil war chase will be seen soon in Walt Disney's latest movie.

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1956
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June
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"Junior French Dukes" Do A Rhythmic Shuffle In The North Fourth Avenue/Beakes Street Neighborhood, September 1964

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Ann Arbor News, September 9, 1964
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Hup, Two, Three, Four. Basic Steps of precision marching are being drilled at an early age into these youngsters in the N. Fourth Ave. and Beakes St. neighborhood. Nita Franklin, on the right, 10-year-old coach of the "squad," calls the group the "Junior French Dukes" in adulation of the world champion drill team which is sponsored by the local Pratt Lodge, IBPOE. The troopers, shown doing a "rhythmic shuffle," are (from left) Jeffrey Pee, 7; Steven Hinton, 5; Benton Thomas, 3; Michael Pee, 5, and Gregory Pee, 4.

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1964
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September
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Nancy Hay, Owner, & Amy Case, In The Cat's Meow, September 1989

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Ann Arbor News, September 7, 1989
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Cat's Meow owner Nancy Hay, left, and clerk Amy Case.

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1989
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September
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St. Clare of Assisi Episcopal Church, May 1969

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Ann Arbor News, May 24, 1969
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The congregation of St. Clare of Assisi Episcopal Church will gather at 4 p.m. tomorrow for the dedication of their new church building at 2303 Packard Rd. St. Clare has grown in the last 16 years from a small chapel (far left) donated by the late Dr. Inez Wisdom to the large, modern building pictured above. The Rev. John Hooper, dean of the Huron Valley Convocation, will officiate at the ceremony. The Rev. Colin Campbell Jr. is rector of the church.

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1969
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May
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Spectators Gather At The Accident Site Of A Car & Milk Truck On Jackson Rd At West Delhi, May 1949

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Ann Arbor News, May 9, 1949
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WHERE FOUR WERE INJURED: Photographer Maiteland LaMotte of The Ann Arbor News climbed half-way up a utility pole with his camera Saturday to catch this all-inclusive shot of the scene of a car-milk truck accident on US-12 four miles west of Ann Arbor. Four persons were injured in the mishap. Sheriff's deputies said the accident occurred when the milk truck on the right was hit in the rear by the car at the left which is partially obscured by curious spectators.

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1949
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May
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Ruth Leftridge & Wallace Franklin Present Black History Books To Ann Arbor High School's English Department Chairman, Robert Granville, March 1953

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Ann Arbor News, March 23, 1953
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LIBRARY GIVEN BOOKS ON NEGRO LEADERS: Robert Granville (right) of the Ann Arbor High School faculty accepts two volumes of "The World's Greatest Men Of Color" from Mrs. Ruth Leftridge (left) and Wallace Franklin, as a highlight of the Negro history program Sunday in the high school auditorium. The books go to the school library. The program was sponsored by St. Mary's Lodge, No. 4, F & AM and Naomi Chapter No. 12, Order of the Eastern Star.

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1953
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March
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Five girls swinging on a fence, December 1954

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Ann Arbor News, December 20, 1954
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FIVE ON A FENCE: This could be an expression of the joy that accompanies the approaching holidays. Or maybe it's just that, where there is a single-wire fence, youngsters willing to swing on it aren't too far away. These five were swinging on such a fence yesterday at S. State St. and Granger Ave. From left to right, they are Colleen Tyner of 1412 E. Park Pl., Margot Machol of 1440 E. Park, Barbara Trexel of 15050 E. Park, Cheryl Robinson of 1441 White St. and Barbara Faircloth of 1712 S. State.

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1954
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December
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Huron High School Swim Team State Champions, March 1970

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Ann Arbor News, March 20, 1970
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State Champs Joining The News Pictorial Honor Roll of Champions is the Huron High swim team. The tankmen won the South Central Conference title and went on to take the state Class A crown for Coach Pat Wallace. Front row (left to right) are: Tim Newbound, Bob Hostetler, Rick Gerlinger, Pat Bauer, Doug Sherman and Joe Keeley. Sitting are: Coach Pat Walace, Keith Steinaway Wayne Stone, Nick Kesslering, Al Baker, Pete Kostishak, John Dowson, Gary Steinaway and Keats McLaughlin. Standing are: Dick Haessler, Dave Whiting, Jim Porter, Steve Collier, Gary Karjala, Henry Austin, Peter Daly, John Cochraine, Peter Jackson, Jim Fortune and Peter West.

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1970
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March
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Huron High School's Homecoming Court, October 1971

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Ann Arbor News, October 25, 1971
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Awaiting Huron Homecoming Huron High School's 1971 Homecoming Court is awaiting the big day Friday, when the Homecoming game against Lansing Everett High School will be played. The game, to begin at 8 p.m. at Hollway Field, will be preceded by a parade at 7 p.m. Members of the court are (top to bottom) Diane Stone, 15, and Cathy Allum, 15, both sophomores; Sandy Heinemann and Karen Barhoff, both 16 years old and juniors at Huron, and Ellen Pullen, Karen Shipman and Jenny Vogel, seniors and all 17 years of age. The queen will be announced and crowned at halftime.

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1971
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October
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Huron High School's Homecoming Court, October 1974

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Ann Arbor News, October 11, 1974
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Huron Homecoming Court Huron High School's homecoming queen will be crowned during halftime of the game tonight with Adrian. Members of the court have been elected. They are (rear, from left) Ann Segura, Stephanie Crane, Sharon Turman, Jenny Adams (middle) Laura Gallagher, Jill Pullen, Vicki Root (front) Carol Cook and Sue Bisel. Halftime activities also will include a parade featuring class floats. The game begins at 7:30 p.m. and a homecoming dance will be held at 8 p.m. Saturday. (News photo by Robert Chase)

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1974
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October
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Huron High School seniors building float for Homecoming, October 1974

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Ann Arbor News, October 10, 1974
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Getting Ready For Parade Working to complete their homecoming float in time for judging Friday are Huron High School seniors. They are building the float at the house of Jon Martin, 1565 Roxbury Rd. The floats will be judge at 4 p.m. on E. Keech Street between Main Street and Greene Street. The parade will begin at 5:30 p.m. with floats traveling east on Keech to Green, north on Green to Hoover Avenue, east on Hoover to Division Street, north on Divison to Liberty Street, west on Liberty to Main and south on Main to Pioneer High. Huron will play Adrian at the football game to begin at 7:30 p.m. Huron's homecoming dance will be held Saturday from 8 to midnight. (News Photo By Robert Chase)

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1974
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October
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Peace Picnic at the Arboretum, July 1969

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Ann Arbor News, July 7, 1969
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Sunday Afternoon At Arboretum About 300 persons spent a quiet afternoon at a "peace picnic" yesterday at the University's Arboretum, talking and singing. While officers patrol the area (top picture), groups of young people lounge on the grass. One group second picture) stages a brief White Panther rally while a father (third picture) warms his youngster with a jacket. Groups of singers and guitarist, (bottom picture) were scattered through the area. (News photos by Cecil Lockard)

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1969
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July
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Peace Picnic at the Arboretum, July 1969

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Sunday Afternoon At Arboretum About 300 persons spent a quiet afternoon at a "peace picnic" yesterday at the University's Arboretum, talking and singing. While officers patrol the area (top picture), groups of young people lounge on the grass. One group second picture) stages a brief White Panther rally while a father (third picture) warms his youngster with a jacket. Groups of singers and guitarist, (bottom picture) were scattered through the area. (News photos by Cecil Lockard)

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1969
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July
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Peace Picnic at the Arboretum, July 1969

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Ann Arbor News, July 7, 1969
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Sunday Afternoon At Arboretum About 300 persons spent a quiet afternoon at a "peace picnic" yesterday at the University's Arboretum, talking and singing. While officers patrol the area (top picture), groups of young people lounge on the grass. One group second picture) stages a brief White Panther rally while a father (third picture) warms his youngster with a jacket. Groups of singers and guitarist, (bottom picture) were scattered through the area. (News photos by Cecil Lockard)

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1969
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July
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Women Playing Bridge, June 1969

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Ann Arbor News, July 8, 1969
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Bridge Cookery Specialists Mrs. Austin Beebe's real specialty is bridge -- playing it expertly and teaching others the nuances of the game. Her cooking specialties include many bridge casseroles and desserts, such as her no-cook Chocolate Pudding Cake, served here to students Mrs. Edward Patricelli, Mrs. Denis Lee and Mrs. George Bacon. (News photo by Jack Stubbs)

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1969
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June
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Architect Charles W. Lane shows a point of interest at Huron High School construction site, October 1967

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Ann Arbor News, October 12, 1967
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Huron High Site Visited Architect Charles W. Lane cites a point of interest at the eastern end of Huron High School, now under construction. The portion of the school in the photo will be an academic wing. His booted and helmeted audience includes (from right) Jerry Klump, job superintendent for the A. Z. Shmina and Sons Construction Co., and three members of the Board of Education -- Dr. Harold J. Lockett, President Hazen J. Schumacher, and Mrs. Frances Felbeck. The new school, on Fuller Rd. near its intersection with Geddes, is expected to be ready for occupancy by Sept. 1, 1968.

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1967
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October
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