Peter Yates photograph collection: 1978-1990

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Summary Information

Title: Peter Yates photograph collection
Creator: Yates, Peter, 1941-
Dates: 1978-1990
Extent: 5200 35mm negative strips (in 3 boxes; approximate)
Abstract:

Ann Arbor, Michigan photographer. Photographic images taken to accompany articles in the Ann Arbor Observer. Images include Ann Arbor businesses, buildings, neighborhoods, parks, landmarks; also photos of local personalities, politicians, business people, and University of Michigan faculty and staff members.

Call number: 9523 Aa 2
Language: The material is in English
Repository: Bentley Historical Library

1150 Beal Ave.
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-2113
Phone: 734-764-3482
Fax: 734-936-1333
e-mail: bentley.ref@umich.edu
Home Page: http://www.bentley.umich.edu/

Finding aid created by Lisa B. Hum, 1995

Access and Use

Acquisition Information:

The collection was donated by Peter Yates (Donor No. 8300) in October 1994.

Access Restrictions:

The collection is open to research.

To protect fragile audiovisual recordings (such as audio cassettes, film reels, and VHS tapes), the Bentley Historical Library has a policy of converting them to digital formats by a professional vendor whenever a researcher requests access. For more information, please see: http://bentley.umich.edu/research/duplication/.

Copyright:

Donor has transferred any applicable copyright to the Regents of the University of Michigan. but the collection may contain third-party materials for which copyright was not transferred. Patrons are responsible for determining the appropriate use or reuse of materials.

Attribution should be made to Peter Yates.

Preferred Citation:

[item], folder, box, Peter Yates Photograph Collection, Bentley Historical Library, University of Michigan

Biography

Peter Yates has worked as a free-lance photographer in the Ann Arbor area since 1977, when he quit his job as the manager of a bar to take photographs for the Ann Arbor Observer. At the time, the Observer had been in production for less than a year and was a struggling enterprise. The newspaper's distinctive visual style is very much a reflection of Yates' artistic sensibility.

Born in England in 1941, Yates attended an elite boys' school in Sussex, and then the University of Liverpool, from which he received a degree in history in 1964. He travelled around Europe after graduation, worked briefly as a market researcher, and moved to Montreal in 1965. From there he moved to New York City, where he took his first photographs and was a student of Lisette Model. Yates moved to Ann Arbor in 1971 and worked a variety of jobs before taking the risk of supporting himself as a photographer. His clients since then have included the University of Michigan Newsweek, the New York Times, Business Week and the Star.

Collection Scope and Content Note

The Peter Yates collection is made up of approximately 5200 negative strips, or 26,000 images, of photographs taken for the Ann Arbor Observer between 1978 and 1990. The collection documents both the ordinary and the eccentric in Ann Arbor, as photographs of politicians, professors and business people are interspersed with images of local "characters" and unusual events. Neighborhoods, parks and buildings are also represented in the collection. The negatives are stored in chronological order, according to the date of the issue in which they appeared.

The index is arranged in alphabetical order by subject, and each entry includes the date of the Observer issue in which the photograph was published. The index is not comprehensive, but provides access to photographs of notable people, institutions and trends in Ann Arbor. For example, not every restaurant review photograph has been indexed, but "institutions" such as the Fleetwood Diner and the Gandy Dancer do appear on the list.

For further subject access to the Ann Arbor Observer, please consult the Index to the Michigan Alumnus, LSA Magazine and Ann Arbor Observer in the Bentley Library reading room.

Subject Terms

This collection is indexed under the following headings in the finding aid database and catalog of The Bentley Historical Library/University of Michigan. Researchers desiring additional information about related topics should search the catalog using these headings.

• Ann Arbor observer.
• Ann Arbor (Mich.) -- Buildings.
• Ann Arbor (Mich.) -- Business enterprises.
• Ann Arbor (Mich.) -- Dwellings.
• Ann Arbor (Mich.) -- Residential streets.
• Buildings -- Michigan -- Ann Arbor.
• Business enterprises -- Michigan -- Ann Arbor.
• Dwellings -- Michigan -- Ann Arbor.
• Residential streets -- Michigan -- Ann Arbor.
• Photographs.
• University of Michigan -- Faculty.

Contents List

Request materials for use in the Bentley Library
Request Clear	Container / Location		Title
			Ann Arbor Observer 35mm photographic negative strips [series]
	Box   1		February 1978-December 1982
	Box   2		January 1983-December 1987
	Box   3		January 1988-February 1991

Additional Descriptive Data

Partial index to subjects

Abbey, Lynn (science fiction novelist)

• December 1978

Abernathy, J.T. (potter)

• September 1987

Ace Barnes Hardware store

• June 1978

Adams, Mike (campus police)

• January 1990

Aldridge, John (English professor/ critic)

• April 1983

Alexander, Judy Dow (singer/ producer/ heiress)

• April 1987

Alf, Gregg (violin maker)

• July 1989

Allmendinger organ factory

• June 1984

Alternatives for Youth and Peace Neighborhood Center

• June 1981

Andoh, Betty

• May 1980

Andrews, Tom (poet)

• March 1990

Angelo's Restaurant

• March 1982

Animal Emergency Center of Washtenaw County

• November 1981

Ann Arbor Airport

• June 1983

Ann Arbor Art Association members

• December 1982, October 1990

Ann Arbor Bus Depot

• November 1982

Ann Arbor City Council candidates

• Apr. 1982, Apr. 1983, Apr. 1984, Apr. 1987, Apr. 1988, May 1988; City Guide 1989-1990, Apr. 1990

Ann Arbor Co-operative Credit Union

• October 1979, November 1981

Ann Arbor Dog and Training Club

• December 1983

Ann Arbor Inn

• January 1983

Ann Arbor News editors and staff

• January and February 1979, April 1990, January 1991

Ann Arbor Observer staff group photo

• May 1982, June 1986

Ann Arbor Police Department

• Caldwell, Thomas (Detective Staff Sergeant), March 1989 Canada, Detective William, January 1986 Career Criminal Unit, October 1978 Corbett, William (Chief of Police), July 1983 Kinsey, Toni (rookie), May 1988 Neigebauer, Officer Kent, November 1983 Sergeants Darwin Cullen and David Miller, February 1981 "War Stories" October 1979

Ann Arbor School Board members

• September and October 1979, January 1981, June 1987, January 1988, June 1988, June 1989

Ann Arbor Symphony members

• July 1989

Ann Arbor Tattoo shop

• January 1979

Ann Arbor water purification plant, 919 Sunset

• May 1982

Ann Arbor-Ypsilanti Boxing Club

• February 1982

Arcure, Cathy (writer/ fundraiser)

• November 1980, July 1982, November 1990

Ardner, John, Jr. (owner of Ann Arbor Tattoo)

• January 1979

Ark (music club)

• January 1979, March 1984, January 1990

Arrowwood Hills co-operative housing

• March 1984

Art Fair

• July 1984, July 1987

Art Galleries at University of Michigan

• March 1980

Ashram members

• November 1980

Asprin, Robert (science fiction novelist)

• December 1978

Ayers, Don (Assistant City Administrator)

• June 1984

Baker, Art (Ann Arbor's last milkman)

• November 1980

Baker, Dennis (meteorology professor)

• February 1980

Bartlett, Dr. Robert (University of Michigan Medical School)

• November 1984

Barton Hills

• July 1979

Basketball team, University of Michigan

• December 1983, December 1989, February 1990

Basmajian, Vahan (tailor)

• June 1981

Becker, Marshall (professor of public health)

• July 1987

Bednarz, Hank (human potential entrepreneur)

• September 1984

Beegen, Rudy (therapist at Clear House)

• October 1990

Belcher, Lou (politician)

• April 1979, February 1983

Bell, Judy (process server)

• December 1989

Bell, Jerry (Sign Board of Appeals)

• April 1983

Benjamin, Dick (Superintendent of Ann Arbor schools)

• December 1990

Benson, Rod (President, Ann Arbor Chamber of Commerce)

• February 1988

Berger, Dick (business developer)

• June 1979

Bergmann, Frithjof (professor of philosophy)

• March 1983

Berla, Mike (census taker)

• February 1980

Bernstein, David (The Performance Network)

• March 1985

Bertoni, Matt (local "character")

• February 1986

Big George Hardware store

• June 1978

Black, Dave (president, Domino's pizza)

• June 1990

Black, Dick (architect)

• November 1987

Black Elk Supply

• June 1979

Blake, Richard and Rosemarion

• February 1980

Blatt, Josef (professor of music emeritus)

• January 1981

Blessing, Tom (candidate in mayoral primary)

• January 1983

Blind Pig (music club)

• January 1984

Blood, Bob and Margaret (therapists)

• September 1983

Blotner, Joseph (biographer)

• December 1979

Blue Front store

• October 1981

Bond, Howard (photographer)

• December 1990

Borgsdorf, Del (Ann Arbor City Administrator)

• November 1990

Boudin, Jeff (publisher, Great Lakes Bicycle Connection magazine)

• April 1984

Boylan, Dean Paul (University of Michigan School of Music)

• December 1984

Brater, Liz (politician, Mayor of Ann Arbor)

• April 1988, April 1990

Braun, Mark (blues pianist)

• August 1988

Brown, Alan (manager, Ann Arbor Summer Festival)

• June 1989

Brown, Dr. Bill (Environmental Research Institute of Michigan)

• December 1989

Bryant, Donald (conductor)

• August 1987

Bullard, Perry (politician)

• January 1982, November 1989

Burroughs Farms Roadhouse

• January 1985

Cafe Dubrovnik

• July 1979

Cameron, Jim (candidate for City Council)

• February 1987

Campbell, Angus (social scientist)

• November 1979

Campbell, Judge Loren

• May 1988

Castleman, Michael (author of Crime Free)

• April 1984

Cavanagh, Jerome (former mayor of Detroit)

• September 1979

Chabad House

• October 1978

Chaffers, Jim (professor of architecture)

• June 1988

Chamberlin, Marsha (Ann Arbor Art Association)

• October 1990

Chase, Bill and Helen (authors, Chase's Calendar of Annual Events)

• May 1990

Chase, Fred (International Workers of the World)

• June 1981

Chen, Suzy (librarian)

• July 1979

Chenille Sisters

• March 1987

Chesbrough, Joyce (primary candidate)

• February 1980

Church of Scientology House

• May 1984

Chutich, Matt (Cafe Dubrovnik)

• July 1979

Cipolletti, Tracy (housing activist)

• June 1990

Clancy, Colleen

• October 1980

Clancy, Jessica (Clancy's Fancy Hot Sauce)

• March 1985

Clark, Gordon (mailman)

• April 1979

Clear House chemical dependency program

• October 1990

Clements, Wayne ("Captain Clean")

• May 1984

Climax Molybdenum Co. of Michigan

• April 1981

Cobblestone Farm

• December 1982

Cole, Skip (co-owner of Black Elk Supply)

• June 1979

Coleman, Reverend Anne Marie

• July 1990, January 1991

Converse, Phil (professor of political science)

• September 1979

Cooper, Saul (Washtenaw County Community Mental Health Center)

• November 1982

Corbett, William (police chief)

• July 1983

Crawford, Clan ("Ann Arbor's Man Against Bill Boards")

• July 1978, March 1988

Crawford, Jim (Exalted Ruler of the Ann Arbor Elks Pratt Lodge)

• July 1990

Curtin, Joe (violin maker)

• July 1989

Dann, John (director, William L. Clements Library)

• April 1990

Dascola, Bob (barber)

• April 1986

David's Books store

• December 1978

Delhey, Bill (Washtenaw County prosecutor)

• June 1989

Devenow, Jeff (herbalist)

• November 1981

di Gregorio, John (driving instructor)

• April 1990

Diamond, Phil (band leader and music shop owner)

• January 1982

Dittmer, Fred (apiarist)

• November 1980

Dolph Park

• October 1982

Douvan, Elizabeth

• November 1979

Duderstadt, James (president, University of Michigan)

• February 1983

Duquette, Don (Director, University of Michigan Child Advocacy Clinic)

• May 1988

Ecology Center staff

• May 1981

Eden Foods employees

• May 1980

Edison building

• November 1982

Edwards Brothers

• February 1981

Elks Club (Pratt Lodge) members

• July 1990

Embassy hotel

• February 1990

Enkemann, Caspar and Gladys

• February 1980

Ensminger, Dr. Bill (cancer researcher)

• September 1981

Environmental Protection Agency

• November 1978, March 1981

Environmental Research Institute of Michigan [ERIM]

• December 1989

Escoffier restaurant owners

• July 1982

Evans, Cynthia (fortune-teller)

• July 1983

Everett's Drive-in

• June 1979

Faber, Kathy (mezzo-soprano)

• August 1987

Farah, Vicky (immigration lawyer)

• April 1990

Farmers' Market

• June 1979

Feldman, Steve (chess master)

• September 1981

Feldt, David

• May 1980

Fingerle Lumber Company

• April 1984

Fischer, Ken (University Musical Society)

• June 1987, November 1990

Fisher, Paul (Army recruiter)

• May 1989

Fisher, Steve (coach, University of Michigan Basketball team)

• December 1989

Flame Bar

• March 1984, April 1989

Flanagan, Brenda (writer)

• May 1990

Fleetwood Diner

• May 1984

Fleming, Jim (folk music booking agent)

• March 1990

Fleming, Robben

• September 1990

Football players, University of Michigan

• October 1981

Fourth Avenue Food Co-op

• October 1979

Fourth Avenue Food Co-op building, 216/218 North Fourth Ave.

• February 1983

Fraser's Pub

• June 1981

Frenza, Jim (Ann Arbor Chamber of Commerce)

• November 1981

Freter, Rolf (University of Michigan microbiology professor)

• September 1979

Frye, Billy and Elisa

• February 1980, September 1983

Fulton, Alice (poet/ professor of English)

• May 1987

Gandy Dancer restaurant

• June 1979

Garrett, George (University of Michigan creative writing program)

• February 1984

Garris, Jack

• May 1980

Garrison, Garnet (mystery writer)

• September 1981

Gelman, Charles

• December 1984

Gemini (singers for children)

• May 1988

Gill, Nan (principal, Angell Elementary School)

• December 1990

Gillett, Bob (Legal Services of Southeastern Michigan)

• City Guide 1990-1991

Glatz, Eric (International Workers of the World)

• June 1981

Glendon, Anne (Ann Arbor Symphony)

• July 1989

Goffett, Roy (Blind Pig co-owner)

• January 1984

Goldenberg, Dean Edie (College of Literature, Science and the Arts)

• December 1989

Goldstein, Rabbi Aharon

• October 1978

Goldstein, Larry (editor, Michigan Quarterly Review)

• City Guide 1990-1991

Gomez, Luis (University of Michigan Department of Asian Languages and Cultures)

• November 1986

Goodridge, Francie (University of Michigan track coach)

• March 1984

Gray Charles (Environmental Protection Agency)

• March 1981

Greenidge, Bert (crossing guard)

• March 1981

Greenquist, Peter (WUOM deejay)

• September 1989

Griebe, Linda (veterinarian)

• May 1989

Gudenau, Bill (primary candidate)

• February 1980

Guenther, Karl ("The man who brought Dial-a-Ride to Ann Arbor")

• September 1978

Hacker, Sylvia (sex educator)

• June 1990

Hamer, Sylvia (ballet teacher)

• February 1987

Harburg, Ernie and Torry

• February 1980

Harrison, Walt (public relations for University of Michigan)

• April 1989

Hartenberg, Vern (head of Ann Arbor Parks Department)

• October 1983)

Hayes, Paul (University of Michigan Space Physics Research Laboratory)

• May 1987

Hayner, Rick (AIDS activist)

• August 1988

Hegedus, Arleen (professor of nursing)

• September 1979

Heine, Dr. Ralph (clinical psychologist)

• December 1979

Hernandez, Ray (director, Ann Arbor Public Library)

• April 1984

Hertler Brothers Hardware Store

• November 1978

Hill, Walter (Ann Arbor Community Center)

• June 1988

Hindley, Fred (WUOM deejay)

• September 1989

Hinds, Stephen (professor of classics)

• January 1987

Hobbs, Bill (architect)

• November 1987

Hoffman, Matthew (jeweler)

• December 1981

Holkeboer, Bob (professor of English/ scriptwriter)

• July 1979, October 1987

Holt, Marion Prince (Washtenaw County home economist)

• December 1990

Hoover-NSK ball bearing plant and staff

• January 1982

Horton, June (Pound House)

• September 1990

Huetteman, Jude (lobbyist)

• March 1981

Humane Society workers

• January 1985

Humesky, Eugene (Tae Kwon Do master)

• October 1989

Hunt, George (arborist)

• November 1987

Huron River scenes

• June 1989

Huron Towers apartment complex

• October 1982

Hurst, Daryl (magician)

• April 1980

India Motorcycle Sales

• July 1979

Irvin, Father Charles (St. Francis Church)

• December 1989

Irwin, Sam (Sycor)

• July 1979

Isaia, Tom (coffee expert)

• July 1983

Jansen, Ira (stuffed animal maker)

• December 1979

Jefferson, Teri (metalsmith)

• May 1979

Jernigan, Jerry (politician, Mayor of Ann Arbor)

• March 1987, September 1987, August 1988

Jewett, Coleman (woodworker/ former high school principal)

• September 1990

Johnson, Garnet (developer)

• June 1988

Johnson, Lem (professor, Center for African American Studies)

• May 1989

Johnson, Mike (boxer)

• May 1989

Joy, Lowell (pharmacist)

• February 1989

Judge, Dr. Richard (University of Michigan Medical School)

• November 1984

Keller, Thom (co-owner of the Valentine Gallery)

• June 1979

Kelley, Robin (medical coordinator at Clear House)

• October 1990

Kelley, William (University of Michigan Department of Internal Medicine)

• May 1986

Kelly, Deborah (City Treasurer)

• June 1984

Kenworthy, Jamie (candidate for mayor)

• April 1979, February 1980

Kerrytown restaurants

• December 1985

King-Seeley Corp. factory

• March 1980

Kleinsmith, Lewis (biologist)

• October 1982

Koengeter, Jan (children's theater director)

• October 1990

Komarmy, Tracy Lee (professor of linguistics/ singer)

• May 1988

Kozubei, David (owner of David's Books)

• December 1978

LaBan, Terry (cartoonist)

• November 1987

Ladd, Hudson (carilloneur)

• December 1980

Laugh Track Comedy Club

• January 1982

Lee, Lonnie (Department of Natural Resources)

• April 1990

Leipold, Nancy (professor of nursing)

• September 1979

Leonard, Jim (music critic)

• December 1986

Lester, Reverend Loyce (Michigan Leadership Conference)

• January 1988

Lettvin, Joan (Great Lakes Performing Arts Associates)

• May 1980

Levy, Marge (Dean, University of Michigan School of Art)

• December 1987

Lewis, Reverend Jim (St. Andrew's Episcopal Church)

• December 1983

Lindamood, Jean (Car and Driver writer)

• July 1984

Lindsey, Derrick (gospel rapper)

• June 1989

Lipschutz, Dan (Ann Arbor Symphony)

• July 1989

Little Professor Bookstore

• February 1990

Loudon, Jim (astronomer)

• June 1979, September 1984

Lousma, Jack (astronaut)

• November 1989

Love, Edmund G.

• March 1988

McConnell, Jim (professor of psychology)

• December 1980

McCuiston, Fred (NAACP leader)

• January 1988

McDowell, Marcia (animal control officer)

• September 1979

Mackinder, Russell (Air force recruiter)

• May 1989

McKinley, Stacy (manager, Ann Arbor Ypsilanti Boxing Club)

• February 1982

Main Street scenes

• May and June 1982

Map of the World (rock group)

• September 1989

Maple Village Shopping Center

• May 1987

Marching Band, University of Michigan

• October 1983, December 1988

Marijuana growers

• February 1978, September 1979

Marinaro, Lou (sculptor)

• June 1988

Martin, Ralph (Word of God Christian Community)

• May 1987

Maurr, Evan (Director, University of Michigan Museum of Art)

• July 1987

Mayes, Sam and Winnie (cellists)

• May 1981

Mazrui, Ali (professor of African studies)

• September 1989

Merion, Bob (transplant surgeon)

• June 1989

Michigan League Cafeteria

• October 1979

Michigan Electrical Power Coordination Center building and staff

• November 1982

Michigan Union Brewing Co.

• December 1979

Michigan Union scenes

• April 1984, April 1985

Miller, Kenn (Vietnam veteran/ author)

• May 1984

Milne, Mike (novelist)

• June 1989

Monaghan, Tom (Domino's pizza)

• June 1982, June 1990

Monahan, Mike

• November 1980, March 1982

Montgomery, Pat (Clonlara free school)

• July 1980

Moosbrugger, Dennis (entrepreneur)

• June 1986

Morris, Leslie (candidate in mayoral primary)

• January 1983

Mosby, Phil (director of Clear House)

• October 1990

Moveable Feast restaurant owners

• January 1980, March 1985 December 1989

Murray, Sukha Linda (Ann Arbor Buddhist Temple)

• City Guide, 1987-1988

Murtland, Terri (nurse-midwife)

• July 1990

Musicians: Chenille Sisters

• March 1987

Narcotics dealers

• February 1978

Nathan, Morry (furniture maker)

• June 1980

Neal, Donovan (gospel rapper)

• June 1989

Nelson, Norman (professor emeritus of English)

• February 1981

Newhouse, Steve (rocker/ biologist)

• May 1980

Neighborhood Food Co-op members

• July 1980

Newman, John (Ann Arbor Solid Waste Department)

• April 1990

Nickels Arcade

• September 1983

Nightingale, Benedict (theater critic)

• March 1989

Northcross, Winnie (Ann Arbor City Clerk)

• May 1989

Nowak, Nancy (organist)

• December 1981

Nystuen, John (chair, University of Michigan Geography Department)

• September 1981

Old Stone School House, former students

• December 1981

Olson, Ron (Superintendent of Parks and Recreation)

• City Guide 1988-1989

Operation Rescue protesters

• September 1989

Orr, Johnny (University of Michigan Basketball coach)

• November 1979

Ozone House

• April 1983

Parsons, Jeff and Mary (archaeologists)

• December 1989

Paxton, Tom (singer)

• March 1990

Performance Network

• March 1985

Petykiewicz, Ed (editor, Ann Arbor News)

• April 1990

Phifer, Ken (Unitarian minister)

• July 1990

Pierce, Ed (politician, Mayor of Ann Arbor)

• January 1982, April 1987

Pioneer High School scenes

• April 1987

Pittenger, Bud (University of Michigan Internal Medicine Business Manager)

• May 1986

Pizza Bob's

• February 1980

Planned Parenthood meeting

• September 1989

Platt, Jay (owner of West Side Books)

• January 1980

Plummer, Bob (Midwest Speakers' Bureau)

• November 1989

Poinier, Arthur (political cartoonist/ farmer)

• October 1979

Pollack, Lana (politician)

• February 1983

Postema, Don (minister)

• January 1990

Powell, Lloyd (public defender)

• April 1980

Power, Eugene

• September 1981, June 1990

Prismatics (rock group)

• June 1978

Prochaska, Mike (developer)

• May 1983

Proffer, Carl and Ellendea

• February 1980, September 1980

Raaflaub, David (libertarian lawyer)

• December 1986, June 1988

Rabkin, Eric (associate dean, University of Michigan College of Literature Science and the Arts)

• September 1981

Record stores and their owners (Discount, Liberty and Schoolkids record stores)

• December 1980

Rector, Gail (University Musical Society)

• June 1987

Redmon, Ann (novelist)

• March 1989

Reed, Sharon (bus driver)

• May 1981

Relyea, Deanna (Kerrytown Concert House)

• February 1987

Rhee, Eric (co-owner of the Valentine Gallery)

• June 1979

Riggs, Milt (former principal, Eberwhite Elementary School)

• December 1990

Rivero, Estela (clinical psychologist)

• October 1980

Rivers, Lynn (politician)

• June 1987

Rock group: Map of the World

• September 1989

Rock group: Prismatics

• June 1978

Rolling in Dough children's program

• May 1988

Ross, Craig (Friend of the Court, Washtenaw County Courthouse)

• December 1990

Rudolph, Jim (art collector)

• February 1982

Safarti, Maryvonne (bookbinder)

• May 1979

Saginaw, Paul

• November 1980, March 1982

Saint Joseph Mercy Hospital building

• November 1986

Samoff, Joel (professor of political science)

• May 1979

Saper, Dr. Joel (neurologist)

• January 1979

Schiff, Andy (matchmaker/ entrepreneur)

• March 1990

Schleicher, Jerry (candidate for City Council)

• February 1987

Schlenker's Hardware store staff

• March 1987

Schmidt's Antiques

• September 1980

Schumacher, Hazen and Rusty

• February 1980

Scio Farms Estates mobile home park

• March 1988

Seid, Judy (Jewish activist)

• February 1991

Shaky Jake (Jake Woods, local character)

• February 1984

Shapiro, Harold

• October 1980, January 1988

Sheldon, Ingrid (politician)

• May 1988

Shepherd, Theo (City Tennis Tournament champion)

• July 1981

Shevrin, Howard (clinical psychologist)

• December 1979

Siglin, Linda and Dave (managers of the Ark music club)

• January 1979, March 1984, January 1990

Silas Douglas House, 502 East Huron

• February 1982

Simonetta, Rick (director of Ann Arbor Transportation Authority)

• September 1979

Sinclair House, 1622 Pontiac Trail

• November 1983

Singer, J. David (professor of political science)

• February 1980

Singh family (Embassy hotel)

• February 1990

Skelley, Steven (WUOM music director)

• September 1989

Slomovits, Laszlo and Sandor (Gemini singers)

• May 1988

Slote, Al (mystery writer)

• September 1981

Smith, Doug (furniture maker)

• June 1980

Smith, Louis (jazz musician)

• November 1990

Somberg, Marty (fiddler)

• April 1990

Southside Grille

• June 1985, May 1986

Soy Plant tofu manufacturers

• March 1979

Sparling, Peter (dancer)

• December 1987

Spendlove, Herb (editor in chief of the Ann Arbor News)

• January 1979

Spires, Jackson (retired rock star)

• September 1989

Star Lounge bar

• March 1979

Steiner, Julie (University of Michigan Sexual Assault Prevention Office)

• March 1989

Stevens, Wystan (historian)

• June 1981, March 1982, May 1983

Story, Dan (science fiction bookseller)

• December 1981

Street people

• October 1983

Stroud, Joe (editor, Detroit Free Press)

• City Guide 1988-1989

Swami Girijananda

• October 1981

Symplex Communications

• July 1985

Tamulevich, David (folk music booking agent)

• March 1990

Taylor, Bob (WPZA deejay)

• May 1989

Taylor, Don ("Captain Marble")

• May 1990

Teeple, Kirkland (Comedy Club owner)

• February 1988, June 1989

Titlebaum, Richard (itinerant artist)

• March 1990

Toy, Jim (gay rights advocate)

• February 1990

Tselios, Harry (Flame Bar)

• April 1989

Turcotte, Jeremiah (transplant surgeon)

• June 1989

University of Michigan Medical Center building

• November 1986

Valenta, Jim (Ann Arbor Transportation Department)

• June 1988

Valentine Gallery

• June 1979

Van Houweling, Doug (Vice Provost for Information Technology)

• February 1990

VanDyk-Dobos, Jules (restauranteur)

• July 1983, December 1989

Vangelatos, Angelo and Pat (owners of Angelo's restaurant)

• March 1982

Velker, Lou (primary candidate)

• February 1980

Veltman, Martinus (professor of physics)

• November 1981

Vollbrecht, Al (Ann Arbor City Clerk)

• September 1978

WRHT TV staff and equipment

• February 1981

War Memorial eagle on Miller Farm site

• November 1983

Weatherbee, Ellen (edible plant specialist)

• September 1981

Weinzweig, Ari (restauranteur)

• March 1982, September 1982

Weisskopf, Tom (economist)

• October 1983

Wery, Jan (nurse-midwife)

• July 1990

White, Tim (publisher, Ann Arbor News)

• January 1991

Wickliffe, Letty (North Central Property Owners' Association)

• June 1988, July 1989, September 1989

Wierman, Dave (publisher, Ann Arbor News)

• January 1991

Wildflour Bakery staff

• May 1988

Williams, Alberta (African-American oral history interviewee)

• October 1981

Williams, Dr. John (Sufi dentist)

• September 1980

Williams, LaRon (storyteller)

• September 1990

Wilson, Don (director of Ford Presidential Library)

• February 1983

Wilson, Jack (Salvation Army)

• January 1988

Wilson, Linda (University of Michigan Vice President for Research)

• May 1987

Wonder Bar

• March 1979

Wood, Judge Judith

• May 1988

Woods, Jake (Shakin' Jake)

• February 1984, City Guide 1989-1990

Word of God Christian Community

• May and June 1987

Work, Horace (composting expert)

• October 1981

Wortman, Camille (professor of social psychology)

• June 1980

Zaitshik, Frank ("Friendly Frank", carnival owner)

• July 1990

Zerwick, Sue (co-owner of Black Elk Supply)

• June 1979

Zingerman's restaurant

• September 1982

Zumeta, Zena (Ann Arbor Meditation Center)

• November 1983

Zwickey, Don (crossing guard)

• March 1981