Dr. Hirsch to Address
Tales Out of Schoo
Joint Medical Session
Betsy
Brown
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Murnford -
High
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Plans for a big program in
the near future are beyond the
blueprint stage in the French
Club. The program will be en-
titled "French Influence on Lit-
erature, Art and Music in Rela-
tion to Detroit's 250th Anniver-
sary." In charge of different
phases of the affair are: Phyllis
Cohen and Dotty Davis, music;
Janet Wexler, literature and
poetry; Jeannine Kluger and
Frances Bressler, art.
Iry Fields' Band is scheduled
to entertain the guests of De-
Molay Perfection's installation
dance, June 2nd at the Book.
Freddy .Keywell (UN. 4-0866),
chief information dispenser, tells
me all the DeMolay Perfection
members at Central have tickets
for sale.
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Le in
High
A few weeks ago, Mr. Milan's
two economics classes, in ac-
cordance with Time Magazine's
"Share the News" program, do-
nated enough money to cover
the expenses of sending 60 Time
Magazines to schools out of the
country. A 12 weeks sub was
sent to each of the following
schools: Munich Hebrew Gym-
nasium, Munich, Germany;
Heilbronner Oberschulen, Heil-
bronn Wuerttemberg - Baden,
Germany; Herzlia Gymnasia,
Telaviv, Israel; Prof. Tatsuno-
suke Ueda, Hitotsubaski Univer-
sity, Tokyo, Japan; and Lyceo
Fascari, Venezia, Italy. The
purpose of the program is to en-
courage exchange of informa-
tion, Central was one of many
high schools throughout the na-
tion that participated.
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The Latin Club planned a
special birthday party in honor
of Rome's 2,704th birthday which
is April 21. A special cake with
all the trimmings was made by
Dr. Kovach, the club's sponsor,
and a program was planned by
club members for the benefit of
other Latin students whom the
club invited. For an extra added
attraction, Ilsa Lowy and Joan
Spivakow edited a Latin news-
paper with jokes, puzzles and
stories which was distributod to
all Latin students. Both party
and paper were successful.
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Following last week's exper-
imental demonstration on
sound, four members of the
Science Club Conducted an
experiment in electro-plating
at their last meeting. The
young scientists were Alan
Caminer, Faye Belsky, Judy
Horowitz and Jean Fox.
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Barbara
v
Central
Politics held the limelight in
the Center 12A class last week
with the election of their offic-
ers. Emerging victoriously were
the same students who held cor-
responding offices in the 12B
class last semester. They were:
Earl Rudner, president; Mar-
shall Blondy, V.P.; Daone Gol-
umbia, secretary; and Audrey
Rosin, treasurer. Congratula-
tions, kids!
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Another big event spotlighting
social life at Central is Dora
Savage B.B.G.'s second fund-
raising affair. A dance May 29
at Graimer's Barn. A profession-
al band and caller will be on
hand. For inforhiation 'phone
Marilyn Wilner, chairman, TO.
8-2182, or her co-chairman, Joan
Meister, TO. 7-3589.
The Israel Office of Informa-
tion Of New York is represented
at the First 1951 Interne pro-
gram at the United Nations by
Benjamin Cohen.
A farewell party was given for
Mrs. Abe Kroll and her brother,
Morris Kroll, by Mrs. Jack Torf,
Mrs. Kroll's daughter, Tuesday,
in celebration of their depart-
ure for a three-month stay in
Israel. They will leave aboard
the LaGuardia on Tuesday.
Israel will not be a new ex-
perience for Mrs. Kroll, who
lived there as a young girl and
was married there. Since com-
ing to Detroit in 1920, Mr. and
Mrs. Kroll and daughters have
returned in 1935 and 1937.
Morris Kroll, who is originally
from Israel, came here nine
months ago.' His family still re-
sides in Tel Aviv.
By
By
During the last two weeks
Mumfordites have endeavored to
make themselves the best dress-
ed and most easily identified
students in the city. Almost
everyone has ordered some - of
the many articles of apparel
that the High Y boys are helping
to sell.
These items are white crew
hats with appliqued blue and
maroon school initials, boys'
shirts in maroon and white with
"Mumford High" stamped on
them, white-capped sleeved 'T'
shirts similarly marked for the
gals and grey sweat shirts- with
an insignia.
The Mumford Parents' Club
sponsored the sale. Just watch
out for the snappy dressers that
will appear in three weeks when
all the orders are filled.
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The past Saturday night, at
the Jewish Center, the Coquettes
held their annual dance, the
Coquette Jamboree. Those who
worked on the entertainment
committee, led community sing-
ing, handled 'refreshments and
worked on decorations were Ros-
alyn Lichtenstein, Evelyn Litvin,
Nancy Gold, Janet Label, Faye
Labell and Sue Victor.
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The members of Mumford's
Traveler's Club returned from
their most recent expedition in
a nautical frame of mind. Ex-
plorers, Rachel Laidly, Richard
Light, who planned the etrip,
Charlene Lewis, Peter Lederer,
Gail Anne Miller, Peggy Barry
and Elizabeth - Berkow, visited
Mariner's Church.
There, they saw flags of every
nation, model ships and other
nautical displays. Afterward, the
group continued on the water-
front, and toured the Veteran's
Memorial Building.
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Great things have been hap-
pening in the speeqh depart-
ment this past week. Frances
Suhd, Pat Lieberman, Janis
Lazar and Sylvan Zaft made
the school finals in the Hearst-
George Washington Oratorical
contest. Pat Lieberman came
out on top in the competition
and received a $25 war bond.
She compete with the
winners of all the schools in
the northwest area at High-
land Park High on April 25.
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Open Meeting on Mond°,
Dr. Joseph Hirsh, executiv e Mrs. Kroll Visits Israel,
secretary of the Hebrew Univer - Her Childhod Home
sity-Hadassah Medical School' s
"The Youth of a Nation are the Trustees
of Posterity."—Disraeli.
DR. JOSEPH HIRSH
advisory board, will address
joint meeting of the Maimoriide ;
Medical Society, the Maimonide 3
Women's Auxiliary, and the De- .
troit branch of the Americar
Jewish Physicians Committee
Tuesday, 8:30 p.m., at the Le
Plaza.
Dr. Hirsh, who was chief o .
preventive medicine of th
United States Air forces durin ;
World War II in Latin America
Europe and Africa, is a special-
ist in health education and ha ;
written and lectured exensivel3
in this field. Since 1949 he ha
served as the executive secretary
of the committee on problems o
alcohol on the National Re-
search Council. His subject wil
be "Medical Progress and Re-
search in Israel."
The American Jewish Physi .
cians Committee, medical sec-
tion of the American Friends o f
the Hebrew University, was or-
ganized in 1921. During the pas ,
20 years it has contributed to-
ward the establishment an d
maintenance of the university' ;
medical school in Jerusale
which comprises the only facili-
ties for medicd1 training in the
middle east.
The Detroit branch was or-
ganized recently under t h e
chairmanship of Dr. Leo Oreck-
lin and is sponsored by a com-
mittee of the city's leading med-
ical men.
Dr. Theodore Bergman is pres-
ident of the Maimonides Medical
Society and Mrs. Henry Small
is president of the Auxiliary.
Sisters of Zion Mothers,
Daughters Dinner May 16
Mrs. Joseph H. Kunin, presi-
dent of Sisters of Zion Mizrachi,
announces that the annual
Mothers and Daughters Banquet
has been changed from May 15
to May 16.
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Shirley Fealk will be the en-
trant from Mumford in -the Uni-
versity of Michigan's Forensic
contest. She competed against
representatives from each of the
English classes f or first place.
After being coached by Manuel
Simon, Mumford's new forensic
coach, she will enter the district
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