Mumford High School - Capri Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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X Will Mike Burnley clear the bar? Your guess is as good as oursl Suzanne to hinder. Sports class members have their choice of baseball, basketball, or football fthe year roundl. 'Wm it 'WP Beam is set for a shot while teammates aid and opponents hope Anita Calfin practices bandaging Barbara SiIverman's lacerations and abrasions. Members of the modern dance class demonstrated an original interpretation of a country feud before classmates and their mothers.

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Ralph Loeffler Marie Pauli Department Head Assistant Department Head Zac era .S?re55e . . . .gzwlenfri .S?raine They Exercised and Developed Athletic Ability Eleanor Dunn Harold Grove James Kelley Freda Landen Semester after semester Mumford students have furthered their knowledge of recreational activities while completing their two-year health requirements. This year the Health Department, under the direction of Mr. Ralph Loeffler, offered a wide variety of sports for both girls and boys. Although the selection of a particular course was left to the individual, the ninth grade student was required to take appraisal in order to familiarize himself with the techniques of various sports. Boys were taught skills in swimming, basketball, track, and football, while girls became acquainted with field hockey, modern and co-ed dancing. At the completion of courses, students were better equipped to choose the health classes best suited to their personal interests. Stanley Mullin Janet Schubert Kay Sisco John Van Vleck 26 Accompanist

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Q.. , IMSSC, Row 1. L Gardner fs onsorl C. Hal ern Qcit re resenta Row 3- B. Gibson, D Ruch N. Lurie,J Adelson, B. Kukes, F. Sofran, 3 ' - p , p y p - . . , . tivel, D. Lictenstein lvice presidentj, D. Kott Kpresidentj, B. Litvin H. Woll, V. Shapiro, A. Margolin, C. Norman. llfeaillfeflf 5. Krause- Row 4: I Hassin, L. Megdall, A. Hayman, M. Wilenkin, S. Gruskin, Row 2: G. Parzen, R. Gould, K. Bleier, T. Lewis, C. Shulman, K. R. Miller, A. Schwartz, B. Charlip, A. Grass, S. Tobisman, M. Melilef. Rglnick, Sportsmanship . . . The Intramural Student Sportsmanship Council, sponsored by Mr. Loren Gardner, science instructor, distributed sports' schedules at the beginning of the athletic seasons . . . participated in student exchanges . . . hosted the All City Council . . . sponsored the M Week Kick-oft Dance . . . promoted the standards desired for clean high school athletics. Keep the Girls Ott the Football Field . This past year M-Club members kept one eye on the athletes and the other on wandering spectators. When did he set that high jump record . . . ? Who swims the butterfly stroke the fastest . . . ? M-Club members kept school athletic records and posted team photographs for Mumfordites. Their sponsor, Mr. Stanley Mullin, limited member- ship to letter winners in boys' sports. E lift. H M-CLUB, Row 1: K. Jackson, S. Malerman, G. Kennedy, H. Heard, K. Burnley, M. Chase, C. Norris, J. Holmes, D. Levitsky. Row 2: S. Young, J. Champagne, W. Binion, B. Baker, D. Bigel- man, A. Jones, B. Nakell, A. Samnons. Row 3: A. Katz, L. Linderman, M. Portnoy, M. Thomas, R. Jeffries, Bates.. F ..-. ..--we-wi O ga-1 B. Carp, S. Lash, J. Sanders. Row 4: J. Session, C. Franzel, S. Left, R. Holmes, M. Burnley. Row 5: W. Forman, M. Hampton. 28 Goldberg, A. Cohen