16—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS

Tales Out of School

'The Youth of a istaticrre
Are the Trustees
of Posterity."—Disraeli.

By

By

By

Judy

Joni
Handleman

Stutz

Alzofon

"You Can't Take It with You,"
Mumford's play, is progressing
rapidly' with the hard work of
the props committee, Jean Box,
Annette Chicon, Ruthie Katz-
man, Lois Elbinger, Joni Handle-
man, Valerie Katz, Jane Baum,
Kathy Clarke, Lorelie Schuman
and Brenda Bloomberg; costume
committee, Deanne Meisner,
Cynthia Levin, Valerie Spector,
Martha Whaling, Taube Hollan-
der, Sue Verry, Arlene Heiman,
Nora Smokier, Edwina Croll, Au-
drey Saltzman, Marcia Nelson,
Marilyn Young and Linda Lee;
publicity committee, L or r aine
Small, Lois Winston, Joyce Sage,
Carole Zack, Linda Axelrod, Ar-
lene Goldfarb, Marlene Benach
and Rochelle Miller.
A welcome to the Student
Council was recently extended
to Richard Jaffa, Barbara Man-
heim, Barry Samuels and Lynne
Smokier, newly elected ninth
graders.
Tryouts for the variety show
will be held during the week
during third and ninth hours,
in the auditorium. Anyone in-
terested in the program is wel-
come to come out.
If you've been seeing little
people roaming the halls, don't
be too surpside. They're 8A's,
who after taking tests, are be-
ing taken around on a tour of
the school by members of the
Student Council. Tour directors
include Bill Kraznick, Judy Cop-
ley, Mary Rattner, Vivian Kline,
Jack Wilson, Mike Klynn, Jay
Keystone, Linda Falk and Joni
Handleman.
You've got a choice of two
carnivals to attend on Sunday.
Both Temple Israel and Temple
Beth El are planning booths,
games, refreshments and a lot
of fun for their post-Purim
events.

Kvutzah, Hebrew Teachers
To Honor Zevi Scharfstein

Preparations are underway by
Kvutzah Ivrith and Hebrew
Teachers' Organization to cele-
brate the 70th birthday of Zevi
Scharfstein, noted Jewish au-
thor-educator, April 3, in the
Rose Sittig Cohen auditorium.
Participants in the program
are Joseph Haggai, chairman;
Morris Nobel, president, Kvutzah
I Ivrith; Solomon Kasdan, Michael
' Michlin, Morris Lachover, Ber-
nard Isaacs.

Music Director for Farband
Leonard B a r u c h, Farband
Camp director, has 'announced
the appointment of Mrs. Bella
Goldberg as music director. An
outstanding musician and vo-
calist and member of the De-
troit Vocal Art Quartet, she has
served as music instructor to
many Detroit Jewish and He-
WC Branches Meet Tonight
brew schools. In addition to
T h r e e English - Speaking
regularly scheduled programs, branches of Workmen's Circle
Mrs. Goldberg will arrange for will hold simultaneous meetings
the presentation of two new tonight as follows:
Can tatas.
Branch 460, at WC Centre,
Branch 470, an educational
Rabbinical Assembly Parley
gathering at the home of Mr.
The 54th annual convention and Mrs. Seymour Wedes, 3200
of the Rabbinical Assembly of Clements; Branch 1060 will dis-
America, association of 600 spir- cu ss " Human
itual leaders affiliated with Beings" at the home of Mr. and
Conservative Judaism, will be Mrs. Stan Ovshinsky, 19935 For-
held at the Hotel Summit, rer.
Film Night is the next activity
Uniontown, Pa., May 17-20, ac-
cording to Dr. Ira Eisenstein of of Trade Union Branch (463-E)
The documentary "The River"
New York, president.
and the educational revision of
William Faulkner's "Intruder in
the Dust" will be shown April
21. Members will complete plans
for the annual presentation of
awards to be held April 25.
Is The Guy
Women members of Work-
men-'s Circle are planning their
fashion show, slated for April
14 at W.C. Center.

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Central
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The biggest thin g around
school this last week was the
Student Council election. After
everyone voted, t h e winners
were:
123. Phyllis Zager, A u d r i e
Summers, Faye Steingold,
Stephen Zweig, Rena Shrodeck
and Phil Stone, with Joan Wood,
election director.
124, Ronald Sherr, Lois Schur-
gin, Bill Stevens, Rochelle Sachs
and Carol Rubin, with Judy
Sanders in charge of elections.
224, Faye Averback, 'Jacque-
line Baggleman, Eleanor Banks,
Leon Cohen ; Barbara De Plaid,
Elaine Braverman and A n n
Brom'oeyg, Joyce Brown election
chairman.
100, Rochelle Lupovitch, Wil-
bur Hall, Ronald Horwitz, Rena
Katz, Noel Lawson and David
Hermelin, Jerry Kazdan election
director.
223, Burt Frauden, Beverly
Garbor, Donna Feldman, Mar-
vin Ersher, Eugene Driker and
Shel Ginns, with Char le ne
Friedman in charge of elections.
323, Vernethia Parker, James
Lafferty, Gloria Manela, Rita
Merkle, Arthur Levine and Mau-
reen Fritz. Arthur Levine acted
as election chairman.
After the council's first meet-
ing, new officers chosen were
president. Elaine Braverman;
veep, Bill Stevens; secretary,
Gloria Manela; and treasurer,
Phyllis Zager.
The new members of the li-
brary staff are Norman Worn-
off, Libby Rubinoff, Eva Tenen-
baum. Diana Drew, Esther Es-
bia, 'Marilyn Barnes, Francis
Farmer, Lucille Edwards, Mi-
chael Seltzer, Joan Wood, Artee
Gray, Patsy Campbell, Sherry
Green and Phyllis Karolzkey.
The Latin Club held its elec-
tions, and those chosen to head
the club are Judy Alzofon and
Jerry Chapnick, co-consuls;
Philip Burns, scribe; Ellen Aver-
bitch, quaester; and Bev" Simon,
lister. One of the main items
on the clubs adgenda for this
term is a joint meeting with
Mumford's Latin Club.

Judy

Turover Aid Holds Dinner
Turover Aid Society will hold
its annual Mo'os Chitim dinner
6 p.m., April 4, at Turover Tem-
ple, 12129 Dexter. A seven-
course chicken dinner will be
served; proceeds will go to sup-
ply Passover packages to needy
families. For tickets or reserva-
tions, call Mrs. Charles Gross,
WE. 3-5962 or Mrs. Jack Zeldes,

TO, 9-1588,

A number of active boys and
girls, frequently mentioned in
these columns, are now busily
engaged in planning a confer-
ence that should prove of in-
terest to all youth groups.
The conference will deal with
getting along in a community
no matter to what Temple, Syn-
agogue or Church one may be-
long. It will be held at 3:30 p.m.,
Sunday, at the Woodward Jew-
ish Center,
The conference is being plan-
ned by a joint committee made
up of representatives of Cath-
olic, Protestant and Jewish
youths who include Ruth Lewis,
Ann and Larry Pernick, Linda
Schwartz, Leon Olshansky and
Mary Schpeiser.
At Berkley High an entirely
different activity is going on.
The male faculty of the high
school has organized a basket-
ball team which has proved to
be very entertaining to the stu-
dents.
"The Ides of March" was cele-
brated by the Latin classes of
Berkley with a banquet held in
the high school cafeteria last
week. The Latin IV classes spon-
sored the banquet and were
masters over the Latin II class-
es who were slaves.
The slaves dressed in short
dark, drab costumes and the
masters wore long, white flow-
ing gowns. The costuming went
on throughout the school day
and the evening of the banquet.
The slaves ate their dinner with
little silverware and on the
floor, while the masters had all
the comforts of modern dining.
Among those participating were
Ronnie Onkin, Mike Sklar and
Judy Stutz.

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Louis Marshall BBYW Meet.
Plan USO, Children's Party

Friday, March 26, 1954

Louis Marshall Bnai Britt),
Young Women will meet at S:31
p.m., Wednesday; at the home
Sidney M. Shevitz, president of Regina Wasserman. The girls
of the Jewish Community Coun- plan a USO for serviceman, a
cil, announced that the next children's party at a hospital
delegate assembly will be held and
Mother-Daughter
banquet
in a . May
at the Wilshire
Hotel,
April 14, 8:30 p.m. in the social All girls, 18-25, are invited to
hall of Cong. Bnai Moshe.
join; for information, call Es-

Council's Assembly
To Propose New Officers

Nominations for officers and telle Rosenberg, WE. 4-7346.
for part of the executive com-
mittee will be submitted at this
meeting. A nominating commit-
tee has already been appointed.
Additional nominations will be
made by qualified Council dele-
gates by petition. The election
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