Mumford High School - Capri Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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T GAA, Row l: J. Schubert Csponsori, W. Crenshaw fsecretaryl, A. Goldstein, K. Meltzer. Weisman Qpresidentl, B. Gibson fvice presidentl, S. Stillman Row 3: S. Glass, G. Williams, L. Mendelsohn, B. Mays, J. Adams, Ctreasurerj, M. Euell. C. Walton, S. Weinberg, S. Krause. Row 2: V. Harper, C. Shulman, R. Gould, C. Norman, S. Kovan, G. Paulo Silva, Susan Rice, and Russell Binion are all smiles as they receive the school's top athletic awards. Fun, Grace, Co-ordination . . Girls Athletic Association sponsored intramural basketball and swimming . . . provided sports clinics, instruction in skiing and tennis . . . Postponed their annual bike hike for a year because of rain. Their new sponsor, Miss Janet Schubert, health instructor, became acquainted with the members at the club's first function, a coketail party. 29 Mary Lou Ewell and Waltzela Crenshaw help raise money for the GAA by selling potato chips to hungry basketball fans.

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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

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Health Clubs continued MODERN DANCE CLUB, kneeling: S. Agree, J. Smith, J. Dunn lsponsorl, P. Siegel, M. Grozdanoft, P. Gross, S. Heideman, B. Gibson. Standing: D. Quen, B. Finkel, M. Funlce, N. Cochran, E. Sync-Swim . . . Members needed a combination of grace, agility and timing for the new Synchronized Swimming Club . . . They practiced water ballet steps . . . a floating charleston . . . new routines for a contest judged by Buela Gundling, former Olympic Champion. The group attended synchronized swimming exhi- bitions at the University of Michigan. Their sponsor . . . Miss Eleanor Dunn. SYNCHRONIZED SWIM CLUB: J. Funke, B. Miller lpresidentj, J. Okrent fsecretary-treasurerj, J. Padlovich, P. Sherman, S. Feldman, H. Stocker, R. Zdanowicz, S. Agree, R. Agree. Kneeling behind: B. Feldman, S. Southard, M. Breslin, E. Dunn lsponsorl. 30 Salicoff. Pat Gross, Sheila tSalicoff, and Madelaine Grozdanoff demonstrate the reasons they were chosen as members of the Detroit All-City Dance Group. Exposure to All Sports . . Health Education Majors learned to play new games . . . learned to teach old ones . . . As clerks and cadet teachers they assisted in the Health Department. The club was organized by Miss Marie Pauli, assist- ant Health Department head, to acquaint girls with physical education as a profession . . . to inform members regarding college health education curricu- lums.