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Tales Out of School

By

Joni
Handleman

Rena
Katz

Rumford
Bleb

Workers in the Balfour Ball United States government and
Committee will be guests at a to the American people.
There are 500 new Jewish . bruncheon,.11 a.m., Sunday. Oct.
Workers for the Ball will have
freshmen and transfer students 31, at Zionist House, 11345 Lin- an opportunity to win round-
on the University of Michigan wood, according to an announce-
campus this fall, making the ment by A. C. Lappin, president trip transportation to Israel
total Jewish student popula- of the Zionist House and mem- gift certificates will also be
tion approximately 2,200. The ber of the executive committee awarded two contributors at the
overall campus population ex - for the ball.
Ball.
ceeds 19,000.
The bruncheon will be under
With the conclusion of rush- the chairmanship of Samuel Impimsmemesagnammesamir
ing, the 18 campus sororities, Feldstein, chairman of the com-
Attention Please!
three of which are Jewish, have mittee for the ball, which will
announced their pledge classes. be held Saturday, Nov. 13, at
For
Detroiters Ellen Jones, Merla •Hotel Statler.
Samuels and Nancy Smith have
Proceeds for the Ball are used
pledged Alpha Epsilon Phi, and to support the Zionist House,
and His Orchestra
Eleanor Shur has pledged Sigma the program of the Zionist Or-
Delta Tau. Newest Jewish soror- ganization of America nation-
New Phone
ity on campus, three year old ' ally, especially the work of ex-
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Delta Phi Epsilon (formerly , plaining and interpreting Israel's
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called Adelphil, pledged Sharon position and policies, both to the
Kass and Delores Sloan.
. Helen Mendelson, Peggy Klein-
stein and Eleanor Shur will sing
OUR MOTTO . . .
ONLY THE BEST
in the choir of the student pro-
duction of Gilbert and Sullivan'si
"Pirates of Penzance."
Hillel plans for Sukkot in-
clude a dinner and dance this
coming Sunday. Active members
SPECIALIZING IN HOME PARTIES — GET OUP. PRICE FIR.ST!
of Hillel's Married Couples
Group include former Detroiters
CATERING TO:
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Simons (Mary .
Showers, Weddings, Bar Mitzvahs, Banquets and other !recial functions in
Anne Cooper).
your home, hall, synagogue, or in our air-conditioned hall at moderate cost.
Scholastically ahead of all ,
CALL US FOR TAKE-OUT OF:
campus fraternities is Zeta Beta
Tau. Two other Jewish social ,
Kishke, Knishes (with gravy) Hot or Cold Hors d'Oeurves
fraternities, Pi Lambda Phi and
Sigma Alpha Mu, tied for second
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and fourth place, respectively.
*KASHRUTH SUPERVISION OF THE VAAO
RABONIM
This month two interesting
lectures will be held at Hillel.
Prof. Clark Hopkins, head of the
department of classical studies.
will lecture on "Early Jewish
IT'S PROTEIN-RICK!
Art."
On Oct. 28, Prof. Harrison, of
the English department, will
lecture on "The Jew in English
Literature" using Shylock in
Shakespeare's "Merchant of
Venice" as an example.
Fashion note : Bermuda shorts ;
(Buckwheat Grits)
toreador pants and slacks are
Satisfying . but less fattening! Means
again permissible in campus
buildings.
health and enjoyment without unwanted

By JUDY ANN JACOBS

'The Youth of • Nation are the Trustees
at Posterity."—Disreseli.

By

' Zionist House Will Host Balfour Boll Workers

Central
High

Heading the Mercury,
school paper, this term, those
who already have put out a ter-
rific first edition are: Bruce
Parker, editor; Bob Bolton, news
editor; Joe Levin, assist a n t;
Linda. Lee, feature editor; San-
dra Geller, assistant; Clair e
Padover, editorial; Jerry Rogoff,
assistant; Jerry Otzman, sports;
Paul Borman, assistant; Pat
Serafian, business m an a g e r;
Judy Kaplan, assistant; Elly
Berlin and Mitzi Kent, copy edi-
tors; Barbara Margolis and Sy
Surnow, associates; Judy Gott-
lieb and Susie Cohen, assistants;
Sharon C 1 a•n c y and Myrna
Schlussel, typists.
Last year, in competition with
other high school newspapers,
the Mercury won the Columbia
Award for outstanding journal-
ism.
Mimi Reitman will be head-
ing the Capri, the school year
book. Working with her will be
Annette Miller, organizations;
Lorelei Schuman, activities; Vic
Kuffler, chief photographer;
Don Ciftler, sports; Sue Heidt,
sales manager; Stewart Frank,
business manager.
Top eight freshmen chosen in
the Student Council primaries
were Myra Ernstein, Michael
Friedman, Carol Lewis, Martha
Robbins, Arline Schachter,
Georgina Silverman, Sue Spert-
ner and Dan Snyder. Final 'elec-
tions will be next month, with
four chosen as Council members,
and the other four as alternates.
Phyllis Manheimer heads the
Future Nurses Club, ably assisted
by Sarah Lippett, veep; Lois
Paskel, secretary; and Soralle
Cohen, treasurer. A new mem-
ber tea is planned as the sea-
son's opening event.
The Human Relations Club is
headed by Nora Smokier, along
with Mel Foster, veep; Harriet
Band, secretary; and Janet Was-
serman, treasurer.

Ditiner at the Golden Pheas-
ant and dancing at the Veter-
an's Memorial were combined to
make festive the installation of
the officers of Glazer BBG.
President Micki Greenspan was
escorted by Alvin Sulkes, veep
Joan Wolfe by Mike Arbit, and
secretaries Charlene Friedman
and Sharon Schwartz by Sy
Parker and Ho w a r d Magid.
Among others attending the gala
event were Elaine Zeidman and
Hal ProViser, Sandra Wander
and Sandy Eisenberg, Judy San-
ders and Dick Masters, and Jan
Hammerstein and Jack Pearl-
man.
* * *
The first meeting for this se-
mester of the PTA was held
Wednesday evening, in the Cen-
tral auditorium. Miss Bertha
Robinson, principal, greet e d,
parents, explained the workings
of the school, and outlined the
curricula available to students.
Sam Milan, counselor, discussed
problems faced by students and
offered suggestions to help solve
them.
* * *
"Heaven Can Wait," a comedy.
by Harry Siegal, will be pre-
sented as this semester's senior
class play. Student director,
Marilyn Glicken announced the
leads for the production as fol-
' lows : Herschel Epstein, Evie
Luxemberg, Leon Dater, Joan
I Grossman, Mike Gaines, Sharon
Katz, Don Winer, Ethel Feld-
. : man, Dave Epel, Harold Eisen-
; man, Max Levenne and Aaron
Goldstein.
* * *
So that Centralites desiring to
enter the field of education may
' become better acquainted with
the profession, Central has
added a Future Teachers Club
to its list of extra curricular
activities. At a recent meeting
Rae Jean Blatnikaff was elected
I president; Winnie Ledger, veep;
DETROIT JEWISH NEWS-15 Judy Grodsky, secretary,, and
Friday, October 15, 1954
Harriet Fields, treasurer.

BEN KATZMAN

MOSS CATERING

JWB Names Health Director
Michael M. Rand has been ap-
pointed director of the health
and physical education depart-
ment of the Jewish Center Divi-
sion of the National Jewish Wel-
fare Board.

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