OsTTOPATHIC
PHYSICIANS

RELIGIOUS SERVICES

SOCIAL SERVICES

HEALTH SERVICES

FOOD SERVICE COUNCIL
LEADERS NOT PICTURED:
Norman Schwartz, Tobacco &
Confectioners; Joseph Klein,
Wholesale Meats; Mardy Polan-
er, Morris Samuels, Bars & Res-
taurants; Herbert Mitnick, Poul-
try; George Rabinowitz, Fish.

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PROFESSIONAL

DIVISION

PICTURED: Dr.
Louis I. Galin, Dentists; Dr.
Harold L. Roland, Optometrists;
Dr. Maxwell M. Hoffman, Chi-
ropodists; Prof. Lawrence IL
Seltzer, Educational Workers;
Judge Nathan J. Kaufman,
Government Services.

LEADERS NOT

DR. SYDNEY F. ELLIAS RABBI MOSES LEHRMAN
Chairman
Chairman

Mothers' Clubs Assist Allied Drive

Presidents of the Mothers' Clubs of the Jewish Community
Center pledged their support to the Allied Jewish Campaign.
Presenting their club's gift to Mrs. CARL' SCHILLER, chairman of
treasury gifts of the Women's Division, are (left to right) Mes-
dames I. SCHWARTZ, E. MORRIS, B. GARFINKEL, E. PROHOW,
Y. YAGODA, I. ETKIN, B. KATZ, I. WALDFOGEL and P. KOEN-
IGSBERG. Mothers' Club presidents not pictured are Mrs, Irving
Medows and Mrs. Fanny Grober.

Tales Out of School

"The Youth of a Nation are the Trustees
of Posterity."—Disraeli.

By

By

Joni
Handieman

Judy

Niumt ord
Higb

Elections for Student Council
are once again here, along with
their respective campaigning
and posters. Running for Coun-
cil are: Danny Clarke, Carole
Polinsky and Betty Reid, presi-
dent; Harvey Lapides and Lor-
raine Small, vice-president; Sy-
bil Golden, Sandy Abigow and
Deanne Dunsky, secretary; Judie
Copley and Nan Scholhick, sec-
retary of the House; Bernie
Lewis and Marlene Danto, treas-
urer.
After the primary election,
two will remain for each post,
and another election will deter-
mine the eventual winner. The
Council will vote between Shar-
on Clancy and Fred Foltz for
membership on the board of di-
rectors.
Today was the baseball game
between the faculty and mem-
bers of Student Council and Hi-
Y. Admission was by ticket,
which stated the holder con-
tributed five or more bundles of
clothing. Mike Klynn, Jim
Weitzman, Jerry Starr, Marty
Albion, Bill Myers, Bill Kraznick,
Fred Foltz and Danny Clarke
are among those competing
against the faculty, which in-
cludes two women teachers who
signed up.
Clean up your school will be
Mumford's contribution to an-
nual Clean-up Week, April 30 to
May 7, but the date has been
extended for Mumfordites to
May 25. A tally is being planned
on students.
Congratulations to Brenda
Fried, who will celebrate her
sweet sixteenth birthday with a
luncheon Saturday, at Carl's
Chop House.
Future Nurses Club will hold
its annual picnic May 15, at Sel-
fridge Field Air Force Base,
along with other FN clubs in
Detroit. Among those attending
will be Phyllis Manheimer, Bar-
bara Heavenrich, Babette Gass,
Caroline Embury, Dee Porter,
Sarah Lippitt and Peverly, SiegeL

Alzofon

Central
High

Congratulations are in order
for three 'Lites who have won
scholarships to various universi-
ties. Faye Weinstein won a
scholarship to Michigan State,
Eva Tennenbaum to NYU, and
Doris Applebaum to Wayne Uni-
versity.
Each semester, The Michigan
Bell Telephone Co. honors two
seniors from all of the Detroit
public schools. Carole Rubin and
R.uthie Rubin, the secretary and
treasurer of our senior class, were
the two seniors honored from
Central. The girls attended a
; luncheon with Kt other girls,
heard speeches by some of the
directors and took a tour of the
building.
Pupils and teachers from
Royal Oak, Central and Mum-
ford High gathered at Mumford
to take part in a panel discus-
sion. The topic was "Teaching."
The panel, made up of teachers
and principals from the various
school s, discussed questions
asked by the audience. Attending
from Central were Esther Mar-
golis, Doris Applebaum, Janie
Rosenzweig, Joyce Brown and
Martha Birdsall.
The girls' tennis team lost its
first match of the season to Coo-
ley by the score of 1-5. The
whole team was reorganized be-
cause so many girls graduated
last term. Esther Margolis and
Doris Applebaum played first
doubles, Jane Rosenzweig and
Rose Frank played second dou-
bles and Freidelle Shreirer and
Winnie Ledger played in third
place. In the singles division,
Elaine Brown was in first singles.
Judy Alzofon, second, and Bren-
da Hart, third. The girls' next
match will be with MacKenzie
High.
The Sportsmanship Council is
drawing up plans for a pep rally.
Heading this committee is Mau-
rice Cohen, vice-president.of the
Council. Assisting him are Har-
riet Fields, Zelda Gershenson,
Phil Stone, Rena Shrodeck and
Elaine Last. Another committee
is planning a showcase which
will be devoted to Sportsman-
ship Council news.,

IRA I. SONNENBLICK
Chairman

SELIG D. SIDNEY
Chairman

We Congratulate the
High School Winners
Of Phi Beta Kappa

U. of M. Frat Wins
Carnival Double First

DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-17
Friday, May 7, 1954

Tau Delta Phi fraternity at
the University of Michigan was
given the distinction of being
the only fraternity on campus to
win two first place awards in
the recent Michigras carnival.
The booth, called U-Bang-E,
was patterned after an African
jungle, and consisted of cocoa-
nuts on vines, which were used
for knock down wooden Ubangi
heads. The awards committee
voted it first prize for the best
all-around skill booth.
Michael Gale, 16177 LaSalle,
was booth chaiiman, and wa.s
assisted by Max Caplan, 17401
Wisconsin and Sam Siporin, 2987
Clements.

Two hundred and fifty Detroit
high school students recently
were accorded honors, by the
Detroit Association of Phi Beta
Kappa. Among the winners was
Judy Alzofon, Central High
School student and contributor
to the Tales Out of School col-
umn appearing weekly in The
Jewish News.
Other winners to whom The
Jewish News extends congratu-
lations are:
Cass Technical High School—
B e r n a r d Remer and Alan
Schwartz.
Central High School — Irwin
Adelson, Doris Applebaum, Es
ther Birnbaum, Jean Brindze,
Robert Cantor, Harvey Hecht,
Bernice Lahr, Sandra Lyness,
Seymour Mane116, Esther Mar-
golis, Elissa Pa.ndsh, Ruth Ru-
bin, Sheldon Schwartz, Eva Ten-
enbaum and Carol Vogel.
Mackenzie High School—Diane
Lakin.
Mumford High School—Mir-
iam Aaron, Henry Appleman,
Harold Barron, Sharon Cohn,
Seymour Dubrinsky, Tobye Git-
tleman, Joel Gottlieb, Carolyn
Israel, Ellen J o n e s, Dorothy
Kahl, Riva Kline, Rachel Laid-
ly, Janie Landsman, Deane
Meisner, William Myers, Martin
Nosanchuk, Marlene Olen, Rus-
sell Palmer, Debora Rozenthal,
Bruce Siegan, Sandra Vineberg
and Harvey Wax.

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