Murray Wright High School - Pilot Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Participants in Phys Ed develop ABOVE--Is it soccer or kick ball? LEFT--Girls, it is automatically a jump ball. ABOVE RIGHT--Peggy Jordan is in a guarding position. ABOVE FAR RIGHT--It is a game of volley ball for Alan Goldsby, Reginald Booker, and Johnny Rouse. BELOW RIGHT--More volley ball for the fellows. BE LOW FAR RIGHT--Phys Ed classes bowl once a week at the nearby Twenty Grand Lanes.