.1••• ■ ••• ■ ••••••• - Marion Goodman to Wed Herman Nusbaum Vladimiritzer Games Party Tales Out of School MISS MARION GOODMAN Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Goodman, of N. Martindale Ave., announce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Marion, to Herman Nus- baum, son of Mrs. Libby Kosaski and the late Mr. Archie Nus- baum. The bridegroom-elect attends Wayne University' where he is affiliated with Kappa Nu frater- nity. No wedding date has been Set. Plastic Furniture Covers MADE TO ORDER OR READY MADE CALL ANNA KARBAL TO. 7-0874 SEPARATE CUSHION COVERS *1 UP For MUSIC Its... SAM BARNETT and His Orchestra TE. 4-9661 PHOTOGRAPHY Weddings — Bar Mitzvahs • Candids • 3-Dimension By JACK GORBACK TO. 7-0930 Music with Personality by Bob Kane and His Orchestra KE. 5-8880 Specialties Child Going to Camp! We will sew LABELS FREE OF ANY CHARGE On Garments Purchased With Us! For Information Call: TO. 8-7818 or TE. 4-3974 'after 7 LAWRENCE. TAILORS 11316 12th Street e Labels Furnished by Buyer. SAMEROFF'S CATERING Catering for all occasions, in our beautiful banquet hall or in your home. We supply all dishes and table appointments. Special rates for showers 3169 2nd, nr. Masonic Temple TE. 2-7630 UN. 4-6258 By By . Rena Katz Joni Handlernan Central Sigh Idumford Nigh Plans for a trip to Washington The. Robin Hop, which was the were discussed by the senior first dance held in Mumford's class at its last meeting. Mr. F. new gym was a tremendous suc- Henshaw and Mr. Coleman of cess. Sponsored by the Hi-Y and the Central PTA disclosed de- Y-Teens, it featured Robin Sey- tails of the three • day event. mour, local disc jockey with Jerry Rakotz, class president, in- such stars as Bunny Paul, Joe troduced Mr. B. Bakke who Barak, Dee Parker and Hamish spoke abOut the yearbook. Menzies. * * * • • • Results of the elections to The prop committee of "George the Student Council were an- Washington Slept Here" is nounced over the PA by report- busily working to help make this ers Jerry Kazdan and Gloria year's annual school produc-: Manela. Swinging the gavel of tion a success. Co-chairmen are the student governing body is Rhoda Nathens and Audrey Ronnie Horwitz. Vice president Saltzman, assisted by Sandra is Gerry Uzansky and Marilyn Baylis, Margie Fordon, Joni Han- Frankel and Oscar Glieberman dleman, Arlene Kosoglad, Paula are secretary and treasurer, re- Levine. Barbara Rich, Lorelei Schulman and Shane. Spaner. spectively. • i * * * * So that students might get a April 6 is the date set for Stu- bird's eye view of the oppor- dent Day. On this day Mumford- tunities available to them in the ites are taking over the school. business world after completing Harvey Lapides, 'president of the their educations, several na- Student Council, will take over tional companies and organi- the position of Mr. Clark, as zations presented an exhibition principal, and Jay Keystone, entitled "Careers Unliniited." president of the senior class, will The program, which took take the position of Dr. Wolf, as- place at the University of De- sistant principal. Students also troit Memorial Building was at- have been chosen to take over tended by many 'Lite seniors. counselors positions and teach- Serving as guides for the two ers are t • choose one student days the exhibit were Alan from each class to take over for Arfa, Mitzie Rachleff and Eu- the day. gene Konstant. A program also will be given * * * in the' auditorium to acquaint Good citizenship, which is students with the Student Coun- fast 'becoming one of the great- cil and to introduce senate Mem- est stresses of the public school berS to the school.. system, is being carried out ex- Participants include Janet tensively at Central. So that Bing, Gail Burkow; Judy Copley, outstanding citizens as well as Mike. Eisenman, Myra Ernstein, scholars may be recognized for Joni HO.ndleman, Stuart Hand- their contributions to the school, ler, Elaine Kolodin, Harvey Lap- Central has developed a citizen- Alline Lappin, Joanie Rod- ship awards program. Students man, David Rosenthal, Barry will be honored who excell in Samuels,. Howard' Shaperio, Nan the fields of service, responsi- Scholnick, Sandy Schrut, Din Snyder, Shane Spanier arid , Sue bility and cooperation. * * * Spertner. Sylvia Greenbaum entertained This whole day was planned at her home recently for mem- by the program committee of bers of the 11A class. Included the Student Council under the among . her guests were Jim very capable leadership of chair- Lafferty, .Marcia Farber, Ronald Man; Sybil Golden. * *- Fruitman, Rochelle Lupovich, Harvey Fink, Deanna Dunn, All girls interested in trying Danny Docks and Toby Suss- Out 'for the cheer-leading squad will meet in the auditorium on man. April' 20, when they will receive all necessary information. Women's League to Hold Mrs. Irving Small, president of the League of Jewish Wo- men's Organizations announces the season's concluding meeting at 12:30 p.m., Wednesday, in the home of Mrs. Marvin Levy, 3435 Sherbourne. A luncheonette will be served, followed by annual reports and the election of officers. For reservations, call Mrs. Levy, UN. 1-9103, or Mrs. Barney Newman, UN. 4-2255. 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