Mumford High School - Capri Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Mary Jane Bourke Resource Teacher Floyd Dain Walter Goodman Dorothy Perron Doris Utter ,Mew of fke pad! 6lL lA? jufufe Lyle Clemons Marilyn Freeman Resource Teacher Aaron Gornbein Daniel Piesko Ralph Weaver Maxwell Hutchinson Department Head i W A I S 'S 3, 3 it 3, xl! . mi 'f,' Thaddeus Korczynski - Lester London Jamestown, Virginia, the first electric light bulb, Alexander the Great, and the Renais- sance are but a few of the chapters in the history of the world. An educated person with a knowledge of the world's heritage is better equipped to be a more active and useful citizen. Providing students with this background is the purpose of the Social Studies Depart- ment headed by Mr. Maxwell Hutchinson. Introduced this semester was a new text, Economics For Our Times, which gave seniors an up to date version of our economic system. Q i SM , I Lewis Millman Dorothy Segal Norval Slobin Harold Stevens X, , S v , .' i, I . T i ,,., .. - t l ' p ,.,,., r Melvin Weisz Thomas Wolff E Lavinia Wood 22

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X for Unknown . . . Bio-X members couldn't understand the X in the club name . . . They could understand the latest advancements in the field of biology. Cancer centers visited . . . animals viewed at the zoo . . . their cells studied with microscopes . . . They constructed a museum for specimens . . . contributed biology books to the school library. The group won honors for proiects entered in the Hillsdale Science Fair . . . Sponsor, Miss Margaret Middleton, science instructor. Edward Herman points out the structure of a monocot leaf to Rochelle Brode and Betty Levine at a Bio-X Club meeting. MONOCOT 'INYAEI' muff sz ,ra . 'iff ' ' 'L fl.Z.e '?:-V Sponge, Scalpel, Sutures . . . Members of the Medical Club were spellbound as President Larry Birndorf, l2A, performed a tonsil- lectomy . . . on the blackboard. The group viewed movies of operations . . . observed the dissection of a rabbit at Sinai Hospital. Speakers on dentistry, hypnosis, hematology and anesthesia brought new experiences to members. Volunteers from the club served at Sinai Hospital and Red Cross Centers . . . Sponsor Mr. Michael Saporsky, science instructor, accompanied members on a visit to Northville Sanatorium. MEDICAL CLUB, Row 1: G. Eaton, J. Kellman Ctreasurerj, L. Birn dorf fpresidentl, R. Levine fvice presidentj, M. Auslander fsecre- taryl, M. Saporsky Csponsorl. Row 2: P. Meyer, E. Schwartz, R. Klegon, K. Bleier, L. Graff, E Morris, K. Schwartz, E. Appel, S. Agree. Row 3: D. Stocker, L. Perlman, I. Snider, S. Wainstock, M. Petrako vitz, D. Kohen, J. Chase, N. Singer, H. Stocker, F. Sand. 21 Row 4: B. Blau, B. Siegel, l. Hassin, S. Lobisman, A. Hayman, H Newman, M. Willenkin, J. Markle, M. Bell, M. Freedman, P Berghoff, A. Hyman. Row 5: L. Megdall, L. Spilkin, T. Krinoch, S. Migdal, M. Zumberg G. Pierce, M. Yolles, S. Landau, R. Lee, D. Slutsky, B. Colton, J Sturman, G. Friedman, S. Gruskin, A. Lasser.

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