Americo (wish Pertained Caller

CLIFTON AVENUE - CINCINNATI 20, 01110

'Scuse it please . . . Pearl Deve-
now is the only Jewish gal in the
senior law class at Wayne.
From Cass City, Michigan comes
word about Ross and Sanford Koff-
man who are associated with their
pa in the wholesale tobacco busi-
ness . . .
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RAMBLINGS OF A REPORTER
The Sigma Alpha Beta Sorority
will turn out in a super deluxe
style for their dance Monday nite,
Dec. 23 at the Fort Shelby Hotel.
The gals and dates will assemble
at Eva Stern's house for a
"cocktail.”
For the gala formal affair
Ruthie Frank will be escorted by
Gil Osnos, Barry Wayburn will
take Ellen Soss, Judy Mayer will
go with Bob Radner. Other duets
include Ann Frank and Phil
Schwartz, Carolyn Kaplan and
Jerry Sraroder, Colette Salon and
Walter Shapero, Joan Streifling
and Herby Aronsson, Guifda Garon
and Barry London, Harriet Stober
and Yale Aronoff, Sue Jackson

PHIL ROTHSCHILD,

A HAPPY CHANUKAH
There's an air of excitement in
town today . . . School's out for
the holidays and everyone is hap-
py to welcome back those who
have deserted the books of higher
learning for a while.
With mid-semesters over, stu-
dents have let loose their dormant
social energy ... The SAM pledges
at the U. of M. threw a classy
formal at the Farm Cupboard with
their dates receiving a beautiful
piece of jewelry to stir their
memories.
Danny Gilbert invited Marsha
5Iatlin, herb Shevin had Bar-
bara Freeman as his date, Har-
vey Snyder took Rita Papo, Mil-
ton Siegel escorted Marilyn
Kaufman, Bernie Zemmol , took
Carolyn Share, Arline Mason
was with Chliff Rogers and Jer-
ry Timber's date was Bluma
Schreiber.
After the dinner and dance, the
gang all took off to Joan David-
noff's home where they celebrated
her 18th birthday. Marshall Wal-
lace was her date.
Many Detroit belles were spot-
ted at the Phi Sigma Delta's for-
mal party . . . Mickey Pinkus
with Maureen Levitt, Peppy Car-
lin with Rita Schaeffer, Esther
Sklar with Herb Sillman, Norm
Schaeffer with Audrey Goldberger
and Iris Kerner with B o b
Schwartz.

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CONGRATS
Pert Rhoda Lipman will blow
out the candles on the 25th for
another mark . . . Felicitations to
Art Kneip and Mickey Barnett
on their natal day.
Lou Gabe is the proud papa of
an 8 lb., 9 oz. bundle from heaven.
•
SUB-DEBS IN ACTION
The 12-A play was the big event
in the Central Hi territory last
week. It was a complete sellout
as the smart-set turned out to
see their classmates do their stuff.
Applauding their fellow stu-
dents were Joane Zechman and
Harold Weinstein, Marvin Talon
and Marilyn Wilber, Bea Levitt
and Dave Stulberg, Marvin Blake
and Phyllis Katz, Jerry Sampson
and Flo Katz, Doris Waxman and
Dick Gold.

•

Gabbing during intermission
were Flo Siskin with Pvt. Len-
ny Berke, Mickey Laskey and
Cal Klyman, Lester Ziff and
Muriel Levine, Lee Burnstine
and Burton Applebaum, Alortie
Silverman and Phil Kessler,
Evelyn Rowe and Pvt. Wally
Singer, Janet Walack and Arnie
Becker.
Also Betty Duschinsky and Lee
Feig, Clara Wisenberg and Jerome
Weiss, Florence Morris and Morty
Kasoff, Lindy Lightstone and Jack
Alspector and Selma Neiman with
Wally Burke.
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NOTES ON MY CUFF° ...
Enjoying the Dqroit air are
Harvey Pianko and Wally Singer
THE
of the U. S. Army on -furlough .
Leonard Grusco says goodby as he
enlists and Herbie Weberman dis•
cards his blues.
COttiNSW F
Handsome lighters to the males
M' AMI B A
and nylon hose to the gal contest.
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FACING
ants who battled wits on the
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liantly.
Dr. Robert Rosen's young sprout,
Don, is on his way back to River-
side Military Academy.
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with Mickey Fineberg.
'Round and 'Round the spots ...
Hal Dvorkin is dating Hunter Col-
lege's Christine Beck ... Rose Wil-
der' seen with sharp man 'round
the town ... Norm Cohen and Ar-
lene Vass spotted together.
To the Bel-Aire Supper Club for
a midnite snack . . . Evelyn Berg
with Seymou• Eichman; Lee Gil-
bur and Gerald Gilfix foursoming
with Gerald Lampert and Helen
Lynn Brown; Sharon Wachnansy
and Sam Frankenstein; Gloria
Schulman and Burton Smith. Rita
Pollak and Dave Sheppard, Marion
Berg and Dick Waterstone.
Dancing . . . Earl Friedman and
Jean Velick, Earle Kanners and
Friedell Kert, Marvin Hyman and

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