Mumford High School - Capri Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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l 0 lnP0l'tCU'lC0 0 ltlleifri By postmg team records photographs and bullehns of forthcomung events the M Club kept the student body unformed of thus years ath letuc news Ralsmg money for athletuc equupment through the sale of banners and buttons was the clubs mann prolect The block M on the sweater of every member symbolized good sports manshnp at Mumford Sponsored by Coaches Ralph Loefller George Canrns Harold Grove, James Kelly Stan Mullm and John Van Vleck the club furthered students Interest ln athletncs All boys who had won an athletic letter were anvuted to 'om Pt bl 5.1.4 M CLUB RQW1 M Ron R M,m,,w, R hyn, K Burnley Row3 J Greene B Carp J Sanders B Rosman M Grayson C Botvmuck W Arnold R Cobb S Layne C NWN' T Fl 9Cl L DW E R9P ' Row2 S Mullm lsponsorl J Hampton J lenb l Braunstem ROW 4 H Hilfd R BINIOH 5 Clfnldl 5 Ralmlf' l- UNW9 R Hasso H Muller P Karr L Meyers P Silva M Kuhn G Kuhn J Z '9f W A9 9W i' MClub member Ken Burnley demonstrates correct xtartmg posntnon to members of the track class 29 I I . . , I , . . I I ' I I I I . .. .. l 5 n Us -Q H. ' 41 ' C5 35 A .- 3 , 1 , s ' 34 rl ' . J' 'Q-4 ,WJ ' l 7 ...- 5' ' tml! 'Q , .ga as . k-E- .- X f I 5, I, In yi I :. ,. ,. ,. ,. s I, I. I. l . ,. ,. ,. . :' ' I. l-'li 'I :. ,. ,. ,. ,. . ,..,. ,. ,... ' I' I' I' ' I 1 1? L 1 X A 'I M'

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G14 ana! W lljafuecl Greater interest in girls' athletics and the promotion of good sports- manship have been the main goals of the Girls Athletic Association for the past ten years. Activities such as intramural basketball and swimming, which were spon- sored by the GAA, again highlighted the school year. Other club activi- ties included picnics, a splash party, and a bike hike to Rouge Park. Some of Mumford's GAA members also visited the campuses of Eastern Michigan College, University of Michigan, and Wayne State University where they participated in statewide playdays with GAA members from other high schools. Membership in this club sponsored by Miss Eleanor Dunn health in structor was offered to those wishing to participate in the club activities GAA members are ready to leave on the club s annual bike hike to Rouge Park GAA Row 1 V Harper J Blumensteln B Weinberg B Gibson lsecretaryj N Rattner lpresudentl A Demlrpan lvicepresidentj M Chapman ftreasurerj S Teltlebaum G Roggm Row 2 W Crenshaw J Erlich J Helman P Sherman A lupo vsch S Stem S Atkins D Rank B Elgot C Wilson N Schroeder J Shapiro Row 3 B Woolf M Evans C Norman A Miller C Waldon l Kent J Rosenzwelg S Muskovntz C Green E Dunn Csponsorj Row 4 M Davis J Weiss J Adams N Pollock S Stillman A Weisman B Gibson J lepofslsy D Mills M Heavenrlch I I ' . . . . . . .. 1 . ' 1 ff' , X. ' ' 'H , , , , ., , , .Ji . v, was K: L, . , K. J.: 1 f K 111' x ,..-.1 , . . E Q , B ' 4 . 3 7 4' .. ss .Y ' X . -' , Y . 1 Z . , . , . , . - - , , , l . , : . , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . . 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 I . , . , . , . , . - 5 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - , . , . , . , . , . , . , 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 -

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- 9 .gi -it 1 -.Ay CURRENT AFFAIRS, Row l: L. Aidem, L. Reistman, B. Greis- man, F. Baslrin ivice-presidentl, D. Nachman fsecretary- treasurerb, R. Zwerdling Cpresidentl, M. Zeiger, L. Mitchell Row 2: B. Burnstein, S. Kahn, B. Onrich, B. Siegel, E. Sha piro, E. Salinger, M. Weisz fsponsorl. Row 3: R. Felch, R. Wishmetsliy, 8. Rubin, J. Radner, S. Schlesinger, C. Jacobowitz, M. Greenberg. Row 4: J. Nichamin, S. Mark, G. Kulzes, L. Bernstein, A. Gold smith, G. Pearl. Current Altairs Club member Barbara Greisman punches student identification cards during the moclr election for state otlicials. urrenf .zdyaird llfllzfchecl fke nogreaa Students interested in the world around them belonged to the Current Affairs Club. Mr. Melvin Weisz, social studies teacher, was the club sponsor. The group kept Mumford's student body posted on the important political, economic, and social problems of the day. A trip to Lansing, speakers active in politics, and a mock session of the United Nations Security Council were on their agenda this year. This was the club in which members could freely express ideas and opinions on world events, and discuss them intelligently with other students who shared this interest.