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ETROIT JEWISH NEWS-19
Tales Out of School
Friday, May 6, 1955
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)•Loppow-Vernick Rites
tanned for June 23
"The Youth of a Nation are the Trustees
of Posterity."—Disraeli
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MISS DEBORAH KNOPPOW
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Knoppow,
)f Pasadena Ave., announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Deborah Phyllis, to Jack D. Ver-
aick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mau-
L ice Vernick, of London Ave.
A June 23 wedding is planned.
Wedding, Bar Mitzvah and
Sweet Sixteen Invitations
Matches and Napkins
Complete Selection at Reasonable
Prices
MRS. KATE ALTMAN
UNiversity 4-0640
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and his Orchestra
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By
By
Rena
Katz
Nancy
Falk
Central
High
Mumford
High
Spring activities at Central
was the theme of an assembly
moderated by Mitzie Rachleff
and Eugene Konstant. B i 11
Stephens, all-city letter man,
Lave a roundup of warm weath-
er sports, and Izetta Ray, presi-
dent of the sportsmanship coun-
cil, spoke on the importance of
fair play.
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Honored by the Phi Beta
Kappa Society recently for out-
standing scholarship in their
three years of high school were:
Larry Berkower, Philip Berns,
Carol Bransky, Patricia Burk,
Suzanne Cooper, Leba Cutler,
Barbara DePiard, Marvin Ersh-
er, Barbara Halpern, David Kahr-
noff, Marvin Kasky, Rena Katz,
Brenda Kaufman, Jerry Kazdan,
Rita Kazdan, Esther Kingston,
Rochelle Komisar, Connor Laz-
arov, Winnie Ledger, Rita Mer-
kle, Francis Novetsky, Irving
Oleinick, Judy Sanders, Laura
Sarko, Marcia Silber, Beverly
Simon, Eleanor Tractenberg,
Elaine Zeidman, Janet Zucker.
These 'Lites will receive their
honor certificates from President
Hilberry of Wayne University,
president of the association, at
convocation exercises on May
11, at the Rackham Auditor-
ium.
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Central's Future Teachers'
Club hbsted Mrs. R. Blumen-
stock of the personnel depart-
ment of the Board of Education
at an open meeting. The pro-
gram which was arranged by
Alicia Margolis, president of the
group, centered around the
t o p i c, "Teaching Opportunities
in Detroit."
City of Hope Group
To Fete Husbands
The third annual dinner-
dance of the City of Hope Can-
cer Fighters, to be held May 22,
at Holiday Manor, will be a trib-
ute to husbands of members.
Each husband, upon entering,
will receive a buttoniere. The
program will begin with a
cocktail hour at 5:30 p.m., and
conclude with dancing to the
music of the Fenby-Carr Or-
chestra.
Reservations may be made by
calling Eileen Kirman, DI. 1-
3024, or Tillie Moltz, UN. 4-1509.
A board meeting is planned
at 12:30 p.m., Monday, at the
home of Mrs. Jack Rosenberg,
5500 W. Outer Dr. Assisting as
co-hostesses will be Shirley Gor-
don, Ruth Rosenberg and Goldie
Young.
CAMP FARBAND
Expands with New Building Facilities.
Registration Available for New Campers
Superior Camping - Moderately Priced
Our 27th Season
70 Staff Members Including Physician
Located Only 60 Miles from Detroit
Call Mr. Baruch
UN. 4-7629
Michael Marcus A. Z. A. will
hold an installation d i n n e r
dance May 14 at Rainbow Ter-
race • to install officers, and 12
new members. The officers are:
President, Jerry Rogoff; vice-
president, Sheldon Glass; secre-
taries, Walter Bagdade and Bob
Schaye; treasurer, Fred Miller;
sopher, Alan Croll; sergeants-at-
arms, Gerry Cohen and Mark
Owens; chaplain, Danny Clark.
Lucky seniors leave for Wash-
ington next weekend and return
in time for school Monday.
"The Thirteen Clocks," a mar-
ionette show, will be presented
by the Art Club May 9. The
marionettees were made by the
members and the Broadcasters
Club will help with the voices
and staging of the show.
Once again, Student Council
elections roll around. The final
election will be on May 13 after
rallies, campaigning, and
speeches.
The Girls Athletic Association
is now sponsoring "play days"
for all interested girls. Those
who do not have classes in
swimming are permitted to
swim on specified days, thus giv-
ing everyone a chance to share
the new pool.
The annual variety show this
year, entitled "Rehearsal," was
enjoyed by many on May 5 and
6.
May 2-9 are the dates of this
year's clothing drive, sponsored
by the Hi-Y. Students are urged
to bring their old clothing to
this worthy cause. -
At the MSTY (Michigan State
Temple Youth) conclave in
South Bend, Ind., the following
state officers were elected: Pres.,
Lester Lunsky; Veep, Larry Mor-
rison; Sec., Rose Ellen Cohen;
Treas., Larry Robbins; national
board member, Jack Davis.
Detroit and Grand Rapids res-
idents will have an opportunity
to see "The World of Sholem
Aleichem," through _a tour being
arranged by the National Jewish
Welfare Board.
The production, with five
members of the original cast
that appeared in New York for
42 weeks, can be booked through
A $3,000 goal has- been set by
University of Michigan students
in their Allied Jewish Campaign
drive. Chairmen in the various
dormitories, sororities and frat-
ernities are: Jordan Burke, Dick
Gooel, Judy -Ann Jacobs, Ellen
Jones, Sharon Kass, Bob Katch-
ke, Joyce Kaye, Myron LaBan,
Bob Liss, Valerie Oppenheim,
Mike Silber, Eleanor Shur,
Nancy Smith, Don Tonkin and
Harvey, Wax. Over-all chairmen
are Barry Stulberg, and Sissy
Diamonstein of Virginia. Over
$1,100 in proceeds from "Hillels-
apoppin", annual Hillel - spon-
sored skit night, has been given
to the fund.
U. of M. seniors Phyllis Ash,
Eugene Axelrod, James Hal-
pern, June Stone, Shirley Bay-
lis of Pontiac, and Sandra Sil-
ver of Ann Arbor, are new ini-
tiates to Phi Beta Kappa, na-
tional scholastic honorary so-
ciety. A junior, Betty Ann
Rosenfeld of Jackson, was also
initiated.
Jack Horwitz, treasurer of Tau
Delta Phi fraternity, has been
named associate sports editor of
the Michigan Daily.
Senior Al Levey pitches on
University of Michigan's varsity
baseball team which recently
returned from a Southern tour.
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Israeli Student Club
Plans Social Evening
Israeli Student Club invites
the public to a social evening at
8 p.m., Sunday, at Zionist House,
1345 Linwood. The program
will include a movie, garneS,
dancing and refreshments.
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