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1962 Millage Campaign
No full textMillage election of October 1961 helped to establish Schoolcraft College which was formed by the voters from the Livonia, Plymouth-Canton, Garden City and Clarenceville school districts. A second millage election in June 1962 occurred which helped to approve building and operations of the college. From L2R: Unknown, Miriam King (Livonia), Edward Milligan, Unknow
1962 Millage Campaign
No full textMillage election of October 1961 helped to establish Schoolcraft College which was formed by the voters from the Livonia, Plymouth-Canton, Garden City and Clarenceville school districts. A second millage election in June 1962 occurred which helped to approve building and operations of the college. From L2R: Unknown, Unknown, Unknown, Jane Moehle (Board of Trustee), Unknown, Joan Stanley (Plymouth)
1962 Millage Campaign
No full textMillage election of October 1961 helped to establish Schoolcraft College which was formed by the voters from the Livonia, Plymouth-Canton, Garden City and Clarenceville school districts. A second millage election in June 1962 occurred which helped to approve building and operations of the college. From L2R: Lester Johnson (Garden City), Miriam King (Livonia), W. Kenneth Lindner (Chairman, Publicity, Garden City), Joan Stanley (Plymouth
1962 Millage Campaign
No full textMillage election of October 1961 helped to establish Schoolcraft College which was formed by the voters from the Livonia, Plymouth-Canton, Garden City and Clarenceville school districts. A second millage election in June 1962 occurred which helped to approve building and operations of the college. From L2R: Kay Pruden, Philip Bonner, Lester Johnson (Garden City
1962 Millage Campaign
No full textMillage election of October 1961 helped to establish Schoolcraft College which was formed by the voters from the Livonia, Plymouth-Canton, Garden City and Clarenceville school districts. A second millage election in June 1962 occurred which helped to approve building and operations of the colleg
1962 Millage Campaign
No full textMillage election of October 1961 helped to establish Schoolcraft College which was formed by the voters from the Livonia, Plymouth-Canton, Garden City and Clarenceville school districts. A second millage election in June 1962 occurred which helped to approve building and operations of the college. Rosina Raymond (1st row, 3rd from left
1962 Land Purchase Ceremony
No full text139 Acre Land Purchase college property at a price of 1000 check was donated by Mr. Sam Burtman in honor of his wife to bind the agreement. From L2R: Paul Mutnick (Board of Trustee), Sam Burtman (Livonia industrialist, loyal college supporter, 1st college donor), Harold Fischer (Board Chairman), L. Clarke Oldenburg (Board of Trustee)
1962 Land Purchase Ceremony
No full text139 Acre Land Purchase college property at a price of 1000 check was donated by Mr. Sam Burtman in honor of his wife to bind the agreement. L2R: Kenneth Lindner, Eric Bradner (College President), Betty Esch Sutton, Harold Fisher (Board Chairman), Nellie Esch (property owner)
1962 Millage Campaign
No full textMillage election of October 1961 helped to establish Schoolcraft College which was formed by the voters from the Livonia, Plymouth-Canton, Garden City and Clarenceville school districts. A second millage election in June 1962 occurred which helped to approve building and operations of the college. From L2R: Joan Stanley (Plymouth), Jane Moehle (Board of Trustee), Unknown, Unknow
1962 Millage Campaign
No full textMillage election of October 1961 helped to establish Schoolcraft College which was formed by the voters from the Livonia, Plymouth-Canton, Garden City and Clarenceville school districts. A second millage election in June 1962 occurred which helped to approve building and operations of the college. From L2R: Philip Bonner, Jack LaRue, W. Kenneth Lindner (VP Student Affairs), Kay Prude