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Tales Out of School

"The Youth of a Nation are the TrUstees

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Posterity."—Disraeli

By

By

Rena

Katz

Joni
Handleman

Central
High

Mumford
High

The great event is drawing
near. Amidst the flurry of
make-up, Athenian robes, sing-
ing, and dancing, 'Lites are put-
ting the finishing touches on
their biggest production in
years.
The public is invited to see
the play, "A Midsummer Night's
Dream" by William Shakespeare,
which has been in the making
for three months.
Within the past month new
members have been added to the
cast. Dave Lipshitz is the Duke
of Athens and Burt Schwartz is
the new stage manager. Those
characters with double roles
have decided on the nights of
their performances.
Rochelle Klempne r, Rena
Katz, Phyllis Kaplan and Nehe-
mia Pitts will be seen on May 6,
and Bluma Goldberg, Estelle
Strayer, Lois Feldstein and Dave
Moscow will be seen May 5.
Tickets for the play, which will
take place at 8:20 p. m. in the
Central auditorium, are avail-
able from members of the fi-
nance committee headed by
Nancy White, Hattie Butler and
Fred Rosen and from members
of the cast.

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Centralites doff their hats to
Irving Olenick, 'Lite senior, who
was recently awarded a $500
scholarship to the University of
Miepigan. The award was pre-
sented to Irving, who has con-
sistently attained high scholas-
tic grades, from the Better Busi-
ness Men's Boys Club.

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Among those congregating at
the home of Burt Schwartz after
a 12B-12A barn dance were Ro-
chelle Klempner and Bob
Schechtir, Carole Evintz, Harvey
Berman, Marcia Silber and Al
Seel.

JWV A Leader Heads
Veterans Council Unit

Mrs. Louba Lupiloff, repre-
senting the Jewish War Veterans
Auxiliary, has been elected the
new president of the Ladies Au-
xiliary to the Allied Veterans
Council, Inc., of Wayne County.
She will be in-
stalled in a ce-
remony at 8:30
p.m., Thursday,
.in the Veterans
-
Memorial
Bldg.,
'151 W. Jeffer-
son.
Others to be
inducted in-
c l u d e Dorothy
Frick, VFW Au-
xiliary, and
Mrs. Lupiloff Gladys Z u k,
AMVETS Auxiliary, vice-.presi-
dents; Marge Peterson, VFW,
secretary; Agatha Schulte,
Catholic War Veterans, treas-
urer; Irene McPherson, Ameri-
can Legion, chaplain; Adrianne
Pa.rdington, Purple Heart Auxi-
liary; Mayne Traster, Spanish
War Veterans Auxiliary, and E.
Pieske, Polish War Veterans,
trustees; Ann Fougerousse,
AMVETS, sgt-at-arms; and
Clyda Tranguar, VFW Auxiliary,
parliamentarian.
Installing officers will be Ver-
non Palmer, president of the Al-
lied Veterans Council; Norman
Berkley, past president of AVC;
and Marie Michaels, American
Legion Auxiliary.

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Speaker's Club to Meet

The Speaker's Club of the
Jewish Community Center will
meet at 9 p.m., Saturday, in the
Davison Center. The topic for
discussion will be "Psychological
Meaning of Prayer," with Jack
Kepes as main speaker. A ques-
tion and answer period will fol-
low,

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"Rehursal," the title of Mum-
ford's Variety Show to be pre-
sented in the school auditorium
the evenings of May 5 and 6 is
sure to be a tremendous success
and an evening well spent by all
those who attend. -
Sponsored by the Student
Council program 'committee, un-
der the chairmanship of Sybil
Golden, assists are being given
by the Drama and Broadcasters
Clubs, under the direction of
Mr. Earl Mathew s, speech
teacher.
Among those participating in
the production are Harriet Ro-
sen, Jay Hamburg,. Marilyn Bez,
Marilyn Young, Marilyn Gelb,
Jeraldine Weisman, Dick Pollin-
ger, Bernie Krause, Dick Weber,
Ken Lerner, Marty Schwartz,
Bob Hecker, Jerry Harris, Myra
Ernstein, Barbara Perlman,
Sharon Bez, Andrea Korn, Linda
Olen, Judy Copley, Joni Handle-
man, Carol Karp, Judy Lieber-
man, Herb Green, Mary Cole,
Roseanne Kiferstein, JohnnY
Franklin, Armund Kunz, Jackie
Miller. Lois Shapiro and Janice
Feurst.
* * *
A • date concerning all 12A's
will be May 19 when the senior
play, "The Man in the Bowler
Hat," will be given during senior
study. Directing the play is
Johnny Franklin, and his assist-
ant Nita Lowe. The actors in-
clude Marshall Cohen, • Linda
Falk, Chuckie Rosen, David
Schwartz, Nora Smokier and
Rudy Walton.
* * *
Mumford's first Spring Carni-
val on May 21 is really going to
be great, as all Mumfordites are
working hard to make it a big
success. Sponsored by a sub-
committee of the Student Coun-
cil, composed of the presidents
of Mumford clubs, it is headed
by Howard Shaperio, vice presi-
dent of the Student .Council.
There will be booths of every
type, ranging from side-walk
cafes to hitching posts. Every-
one is invited!
* * *
Helping to raise money for
band uniforms, the Hi-Y Club
has put out a book called Mum-
ford sport schedule. The name
is self-explanatory, as it lists all
scheduled dates for baseball,
tennis, golf and track meets. It
also reminds Mumfordites of
coming events such as the
Spring Fling, Senior Prom and
Spring Carnival.
Just a reminder, Mumfordites
—let's help to make the Spring
Fling Saturday night a dance
not easily forgotten. That can
only be done with your support.
Lovett Hall is the place, 9 p. m.
is the time and Sam Emmer is
the music. Tickets will be sold
at the door.

DETROIT JEWISH

NEWS

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Friday, April 29, 1955

New York Girl to Wed
U.M. Dental Student

Sisters of Zion Mizrachi
Slate Mother's Day Event

Mrs. Milton Winston, president
of Sisters of Zion Mizrachi, an-.
nounces the completion of plans
for its annual Mother and
Daughters Banquet, scheduled
for 6:30 p.m., Monday, at Holi-
day Manor.
Cantor and Mrs. Judah Gold-
ring will be featured in a pro-
gram of Hebrew songs, and a
new technicolor movie, "Path-
ways to the Future," will be
shown. Co-chairmen are Mes-
dames Morris Mondrow and
Flora Smerling.
At 12:30 p.m:, Wednesday, in
Young Israel Center, the group
will hold its Israel Independ-
ence Day meeting. Honored
guests will be mothers and their
di,ughters, both members and
non-members of the chapter.

WEDDING? BAR MITZVAH?

MISS HONEY. BRODWIN

At a recent dinner party given
in their home, Mr. and Mrs. I. D.
Brodwin, of Larchrpont, N. Y.,
announced the engagement of
their daughter, Honey, to Irving
Friedman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Friedman, of 18436 San
Juan, Detroit.
Miss Brodwin is a •junior in
the school of education at the
University of Michigan. Her fi-
ance attended the University of
Detroit, and is now a sophomore
in the U. of M. school of dentis-
try where he is affilliated with
Alpha Omega dental fraternity.

Workshop Sponsored
By Circle Branches

"Linking the Chain" is the
theme of a member workshop to
be sponsored by Workmen's Cir-
cle Detroit E-S Council tonight.
Members of four English-
speaking branches in the De-
troit area will participate in
several "buzz session" dicus-
sions on the topics "Building
Your Branch" and "Community
Action," at WC Center. •
Discussion leaders for the
workshop are: Mrs. Mildyed
Brownston, Rudy Africh and
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Shifrin.
Evaluation talks will be made
by Marvin Meltzer, director of
the Michigan Labor Committee
for Human Rights, and Robert
Greene, Workmen's Circle De-
troit representative.
Edward Ferga! :A the High-
land Park office of the Social
Security Administration "w i 11
discuss benefits and responsibil-
ities under Federal Old Age and
Survivors Act at a joint meeting
of WC Yiddish speaking
branches tonight at W.C. Center.

Dicuss Yiddish Writer
At Library Program

The works of Sholem Aleichem
will be presented in a program
of readings at Parkman Branch
Library, 1766 Oakman Blvd., at
7:15 p.m., Tuesday, under co-
sponsorship of the Library and
tht Jewish Community Center.
Moishe Haar, cultural director
of Sholem Aleichem Institute,
will comment on the selections,
which will be read by Adeline
Beckerman, Sidney Kaye a n d
Ruth Seligson.
The .program is the fourth and
final of a series on "Contem-
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