Tales Out of School
Roberta Masserman
To Wed Med Student
"The Youth of a Nation are the Trustees
of Posterzty."—Disrapii
By
By
Rena
Katz
Nancy
Falk
Central
High
mumford
High
The faces of Mumfordites
leaving school last Tuesday ex-
pressed either extreme sorrow
or gladness.. It was report card
day. It also reminded us that
final exams are just around the
corner.
The Mumford orchestra, band,
chorus, girls' glee club, and solo-
ists were some of the partici-
pants of the Christmas Concert
that was given in the auditorium
Wednesday and Thursday. All
who were fortunate enough to
attend found them inspiring.
"Are you running for Student
Council?" was a question asked
by all last week as petitions and
primary elections occured. Mon-
day, the rallies will be held, and
on Dec. 21 final elections will
be held. Already many zany hats,
signs, and other gimmicks have
been seen walking down the
halls of M.H.S.
Saturday morning is the date
* * *
for the Temple Israel Youth
A 12B ice skating party, held Group Hanukah service. The
at the State Fair rink, was at- service is completely in the
tended by many members of the hands of the youth group un-
class. Afterwards, 'Lites con- der the able direction of Ronny
gregated at the homes of Carole Bassey, Dan Hass, and Judy
Evintz and Phyllis Gaba. Harvey Stutz, co-chairmen of the youth
Berman, Barbara Halpern, Art service committee. The sermon-
Leiberman, Rochelle Komisar, ette will be given by Lenore
Dave Abels, Leba Cutler and Farbman.
Tonight, Louis D. Brandeis Aza
Dave Moscow were among those
will give a service at Congrega-
that attended.
* * *
I tion Achavis Achim at 8:30 p.m.
Ellen Steinberg, Zelda Ger- The public is welcome. Refresh-
shonson, Elaine Last and Emily ments will be served.
Supian are the newly-elected ,
officers of Gilda Partrite BBG.
Installed at a dinner-dance at
the Hillcrest, the girls' escorts
were Sonny Porvin, Alan Stone,
Burt Schwartz and Mickey
Goldberg.
Jim Shultheis will be the call-
er at a stag or drag barn dance
to be held tonight in the school !
gym. Tickets may be purchased
at the door for this event, which I
is being given by the 12A's for
the 12B's.
Plans for the affair were dis-
closed by Susie Buskin, presi-
dent of the senior social com-
mittee, at a 12B meeting. Frank-
lin Henshaw, class sponsor, also
spoke on various senior tradi-
tions.
* • *
Guests at Central recently
were students from Cooley High
School who spent a day with
Centralites as part of the
Sportsmanship Council's e x -
change program. Guiding the
visitors were Morris Garfinkle,
Rochelle Sachs and Rena
Shrodeck. Jonathon Rosensweig,
Bill Stephens and Izetta Ray
were hosted at Cooley the same
day.
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at Young Israel Center for a a dance will be discussed.
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