Published In:
Ann Arbor News, August 22, 1952
Caption:
Beverly Gray, 15, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Gray of 306 Maple Ridge St., made this replica of an Upper Peninsula copper mine from a picture post card. She saw the real mine, however, when she lived with her grandmother at Calumet for a time. The buildings are made of painted cardboard, with plastic windows. The big smoke stack is a curtain roller on a flowerpot base. Smaller smokestacks are sucker candy sticks. The model has a dyed sawdust lawn and drives are paved with coffee grounds. Her brother contributed scale model ore cars and tracks. Beverly will be in the tenth grade at Ann Arbor High School this fall.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 1, 1954
Caption:
Shown with a part of their large collection of political buttons are James M. Copeland (left) of 3717 Vorhies Rd. and Scott G. Hughes of 4 Ridgeway Dr. No turncoats, the boys make a hobby of gathering the attention-getters used by all candidates in political elections.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, August 29, 1947
Caption:
FIRST PHASE OF SCHOOLBOY FOOTBALL PRACTICE SESSIONS: Issuing of equipment and running through of physical examinations occupies the city's scholastic football hopefuls this week in preparation for start of practice next week. In the Wines Field locker room, where Ann Arbor High players are getting suited up, Jack Drake (seated), former Pioneer line star and son of Head Coach Don "Dobbie" Drake, watches Don Dohoney struggle into a suit while Walter Schmid holds a pile of sweat shirts for examination by Capt. Max Matteson.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 17, 1947
Caption:
COACH DON "DOBBIE" DRAKE CAPT. MAX MATTESON