Beverly Kagan to Wed
OSU Dental Student

To Wed in March

Tales Out of School

The Youth of a Nation Are the Trustees of Posterity—Disraeli.

By RONALD ARONSON

Central High School

The Yom Kippur night dance
is a topic of much discussion in
Central's halls. Known this year
as "Blue Star Ball," it will take
place in the Masonic Temple
Monday night at the 11th annual
affair sponsored by Bnai Brith
Youth Organization. Central stu-
dents, past and present, working
on the affair, include: Sharon
Fox, overall chairman, Linda
Bresler, secretary, Edith Schrei-
ber, Barbara Hershey, Barbara
Gamburd, Debbie Goldfine, Anita
Greenstein, Sharon Nathan, Phyl-
lis Hollander, Ronnie Mooger-
man, Barbara Cohen and Sandy
Weinstein.
Room 122 has been a busy spot
in the past few days with every-
one from the greenest reporter to
the editor-in-chief working to put
out the first , issue of the Central
Student. The first issue will be
out Thursday. The staff includes
Gloria Manela, editor-in-chief;
Miriam Linden, Mitzi Rachleff,
Sandra Komisar, Leon Cohen,
and Sy Linowitz, page editors;
Rosalie Berman, Sheldon David-
son, Danny Docks, Marsha Far-
ber, Roberta Finkel, Helen Freed-
man, Beverly Garber, Marilyn
Grodsky, Sheila Kara-sick, Jimmy
Lafferty, Eugene Loren, Fern
Marcus, Alicia Margolis, Izetta
Ray, Estelle Ring, Eddie Spikin,
Faye Steingold, Audrey Sum-
mers, reporters. –
Central's young team opens the
football season Friday, with
Northwestern in a non-league
game . . . Many -Centralites will
be at the Sweet Sixteen dinner
dance of Anita Silverman, Sat-
urday night, in the Statler Hotel.
. . . Beverly Garber has been ap-
pointed editor-in-chief of the
class of January 1956:

MISS BEVERLY KAGAN

Mr.-- - and Mrs. Jack Kagan, of
Tyler Ave., announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Beverly
Jean, to Arnold Kenneth Weiss,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Weiss,
of Clements Ave.

Mr. Weiss currently attends the
Ohio State University college of
dentistry.

Local Labor ORT
Elects Dr. Kleinman

At a recent meeting of the
Detroit Branch of the American
Labor ORT, an affiliate of the
American ORT Federation, the
following officers were elected to
serve for the coming year:
Joseph Bernstein, honorary
chairman; Dr. Shmarya Klein-
man, chairman, and Oscar War-
ren, secretary-treasurer.
The Detroit Labor ORT will
devote its program along edu-
cational and cultural lines de-
signed to bring to its members,
and the Jewish community, in-
lormation about ORT activities.

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8—DETROIT JEWISH . NEWS

Friday, September 23, 1955

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The BBYO Detroit - Windsor
Council's • Yom • Kippur Night
Dance will be given Sept. 26 at
the Masonic Temple. The dance
starts at 9 p.m. `and is a semi-
formal affair.
The Mumford Varsity football
team defeated Cody High in a
practice game
last - Friday aft-
ernoon at Mum-
ford. Mr. Kelly
and Mr. Mullin
are coaching our
West Side cham-
pions.

Somethin
new has been

added — a boys'
swimming team!
Miss Falk
Their first offi-
cial meet will be against Macken-
zie High next Thursday. Mr.
Cairens, another new addition,
will act as their coach this year.
Our girls' field hockey team
intends to show the school that
sports are not only for boys. Miss
Dunn says that they'll be playing
soon, and we're all anxiously
awaiting their first game.
The Mercury, our school paper,
this year has two staffs, instead
of last year's one. They launched
their sales campaign last week
and continued to sell all of this
week. With the subscription went
a bonus stub, entitling them to
see "Father is a Bachelor" on
Sept. 22.
The Capri, our yearbook, also
has been selling this week. Phyl-
lis Altman, editor, plans a bigger
and better award winner.

Helen R. Schneider, new direc-
tor of the Michigan-Ohio Valley
Region of the Zionist Organiza-
tion of America, this week as-
sumed her post, with offices in
Zionist Hous e,
Linw )od at
Lawrence.
Chicago born
Miss Schneider
has worked with
ZOA, Jewish Na-
tional Fund, the
Israel consulate
and the Israel
Bond Organiza-
tion in previous
communal
efforts.
Miss Schneider
Prior to assuming the post,
Miss Schneider was director of
the Southeast and New York
State Regions of ZOA. She suc-
ceeds Harry Branton, who is now
director of the Long Island
Region, of 'ZOA.

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MISS ELAINE FIDLER
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fidler, of
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gagement of their daughter,
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nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Tobias
Fuller, of W. Outer Dr. A March
wedding is planned.

Minister to Israel
Chosen by Uruguay

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The Luries have been termed
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men borrowed $200 in 1922 to
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Irwin I. Cohn, attorney and Wrig-
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WALTHAM, Mass. — Brandeis
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its Jewish students.
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interfaith grouping of three
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major faiths represented at the
University. The Catholic Chapel
was dedicated two days earlier,
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monies some time next month.

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