Mumford High School - Capri Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Their Mono was WE ARE LIVING TO LEARN Bill Myers, president JUNE DFFICERS Jim Conlin, treasurer T ty-two

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E fif' i V! Q, if K, ,LV,L, X Sandra Zuppke Joan Zwetow vi a recep- new auditorium. Shown here are the graduates marching to their seats as the Mum- F1133 fiacigngylewgraiiufgfis' parents ford orchestra plays the processional. C ' as ie The January class was the first to have their commencement exercises held in the one-oi?-'the itvvixn farewellfad- address which vvas given by Dr. Edgar DeWitt Jones, Minister Emeritus, Central Wood- dresses. The other was given ward Christian Church, by Jerome Wells. - t r 'i Twenty-one

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AND LEARNING TO LIVE Mr. McDaid Miss Doherty Miss Utter The June class started their activi- ties With an introduction to their three new sponsors, Miss Margaret Doherty, Miss Doris Utter and Mr. John McDaid, who took over after Mr. Lewis Schulman transferred to the College of Education at Wayne University. Shepherding over four hundred seniors to a successful com- pletion of their careers at Mumford was a m o m e n t o u s achievement smoothly executed by these faculty members. The steering committee Worked in close cooperation with the advisers in planning the class policies, advised the class until the officers took over their duties. To their early efforts was due the successful completion of the June activities. 'ww Members of the steeling committee are, standing: T. Gittleman, D. Price, B. Siegan P. Hoolihan. Seated, left to right are, E. Jones, H. Zalesin, G. Taback, C. Clark, B Myers and N. Smith. Twenty-three