Tales Out of School

"The Youth of a Nation are the Trustees

of

POsterity."—Disrath,

By

By

Ronnie
Aronson

Joni
Handleman

Mumford
High

Central
High

Anxious 12-B's have been hur-
rying through the halls trying to
get enough signatures for peti-
tions. Others have been working
diligently - typing name tags,
making poster* and painting bal-
loons.
The reason behind the activity
is the 12-B class election, a high-
light of every semester,.- which
will take place Thursday. Cam-
paign day, the most colorful part
of any election, will be the day
before balloting. -
Hopeful candidates for office
are president, Jim Lafferty, Dave
Lipschutz- and Alan Rosentha't;
vice-president, Danny Docks and
Marilyn Frankel; tr easur er,
Eleanor Banks, Estelle Ring, and
Fay Overbach; secretary, Kay
Darden, Marsha Farber and
Jerry Uzansky.
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The Sportsmanship Council
carried out its semi-annual stt-
dent exchange program today,
with pupils from Redford High
School.. Those 'lites visiting Red-
ford were Tony Martin, Verne-
thia Parker, Leo Pelto, Norman
Young, and Wilbur Hall. The
welcoming •committee' consisted
of: Margie Serlin, Bob Jones,
Elsie Pitts, Barbara McCants,
Wilbert Blake and Mary Mason.
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The Girls' . Athletic AsSociation
presented its Play Day in the
school gym. last Friday. 'The - girls
attending (no . boys allovied)
played, basketball, volleyball,
shuffleboard and ping gong.

The basketball team, fresh with
new faces, - opens another season
today, playing at Redford. The
cagers, who have always given
the school a team to be proud of,
have nine returning lettermen
from the team "which made the
semi-final round of the city play-
offs last winter. They are: .How-
ard Cohen, Doyle Cole, Louis
Gibbs, Chuck Ogier, Brunson
&filth, Marvin Walker, Norman
Worthy, Howard. Worthy and
Phil Zdanowicz.

Ellen Sherman to Wed
Illinois Medical Student

The annual Winter Concert
will take place at 8 p.m.,
Wednesday, in Mumford's audi-
torium. This year the .concert
has a sparkling list of soloists
and musical compositions. Jo-
anne a n d Joyce Weintraub,
•11A's, are duo pianists, and
Judy Berman, will solo on the
violin.
T h e orchestra directed by
Jerome Stasson will perform
the overture to the "Barber of
Seville;' and "Jazz Pizzicato"
with a twirling exhibition by
the bass fiddle soloists and an
original' Composition—"Vari,
ations on Hanukah Themes" by
Stasson.
The chorus will perform the
Sabbath song "Yis'mChu" and
compositions by Bath and. Han-
del which - will be feature in
the finale.
The Band, under Roger Has-
kins,'will include Humperdinck's
"Children's Prayer" from the
opera "Hansel a n d Gretel,"
"Greensleeves" and the "Snow
Carnival Overture."
Tickets can be obtained at the
boxoffice before the concert. and
from' the musical departMent.
A terrific talent show entitled
Babes in Toyland, given last
Thursday during Senior Study
was enjoyed by all 12A's. It
was under the direction of David
Burnstein and Judy Copley, pro-
gram and committee chairman.
Among. those participating
were Cookie Lerman, Sybil
Golden, Barbara Wootner, Betty
Jean Cox; Barbara Shewach,
Joni Handleman, Donny - Allo-
*it; -Gene Rosenberg, Stan .
Singer, Jack_ Keystone, Jay Ka
tinski, Sy Surnow, Howard Ja-
cobs and HarVey Rubenstein.
Calling all Mumfordites. . .
Howard Shapiro, Student Coun-
cil social committee chairman,
aided by Elaine Kassoff, Alan-
Croll, Mike Eisenman, Mary
JOelson, Nan Scholnick, Sandy
LitikeY 7 and Joni . Handlemari;
hdve set the date: for today, at
the Veteran's " Memorial Bldg.
Sam Emmer will provide the
music from 9 to 12 p.m'. • Flowers
are not recommended. Come on
kids, and support your school
dance. . .
Judy. Copley .and Steve Gore-
lick; Student Cciuncil election.
committee chairmen, have been
bUsy_ all week with their corn- 7,
mittee, arranging for the Couti4
cil and officers elections. Pr1 2,
mary 'election restilts - will ; - ;be
announced next week.

Jaffe :Appointed
Camp Ke-Yu-Ma Head

Camp Ke-Yu-..Ma this week an-
nounced the 'appointment of Ber-
nard Jaffe as - carrip director.
Jaffe, known- to many youngsters
and :parents as. 'Uncle -.Bernie"
has been in teaching and tamp-
ing for 18 y. ears.
At one time
the owner and
director of a
Michigan. camp,
Jaffe served as
recreation direc-
tor for -the De-
partment of
Parks and Rec-
reation for eight
years.
Jaffe
Jaffe, who is
youth director of Adas Shalom
Synagogue, is currently making
plans for camp programs and
projects for the 1956 summer
season.
- The Camp Ke-Yu-Ma office_ is
located at 47'79 Glendale. In-
quiries may be 'made by calling
WE. 3-2239.

Adas Shalom Sisterhood Sets Hanukah Luncheon

Mrs. Norman Allan, -program
chairman of the Adas Shalom
Sisterhood, announces that a
dessert luncheon for Hanukah
Will be held at 12:30 p. m.,
Monday, at the Rainbow Ter-
race. ,
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Highlighting t h e afternoon
will be a musical program
which will include Isidore Sas-
lov at the violin, Frances Coo-
perman in a group of operatic
arias and songs and Cantor
Nicholas Fenakel in the candle
lighting prayer.
At 17 years of age, Saslov is
the youngest member of the De-
troit Symphony Orchestra an5l
assistant concertmaster of the
tenter Symphony Orchestra. He

Evergreen Congregation Sets
Childrens' Hanukah Party
A children's Hanukah party
will be_given Sunday morning by
the Evergreen Jewish Congrega-
tion in the Mettetal School. Car-
toons and a grab-bag will be fea-
tured and refreshments will be
served. Ruth Kovan is the Sister-
Idleness is the Holiday of fools. hood youth chairman, and Ruth
—Chesterfield Smith is co-chairman.

has appeared in recitals in De-
- lroit and Chautauqua and is a
pupil of Mischa Mischakoff.
Frances Cooperman, 13, is a
pupil. of MargUerite Kozenn
Chajes and will be accompanied
in her vocal renditions by Mil-
dred Kates.
The • book, "The Three Pil-
lars," will be presented as a
special gift to all new brides
who are daughters or daughterS-
in-law of Sisterhood members.
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Temple Israel- Sisterhobd
To Honor New Members

A luncheon. Meeting honoring

new and paid-up- members . krill

MISS ELLEN SHERMAN

Mr, and Mrs. Sidney G. Sher-
man, of Bellwood Dr., Birming-
ham, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Ellen Joan,
to James Edward Labes, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Samson Labes, of
Chicago, Ill.
The bride-elect is a graduate
of the University of Michigan
schoOl of music. Mr. Label,
presently a student at the Uni-
versity of Illinois Medical
School, also is a U. of M. grad-
uate. He was affiliated with
Zeta Beta Tau, Phi Kappa Phi
and Phi Beta Kappa fraternities.
A June 21 wedding is planned.

be held -by the Siaterhood of
Temple Israel at 12:30 p4n., Mori-
day, at the temple. -
Guest speaker. will be Miss
Laurentirre Barrett. Collins, divi-
sional -director . of School-Com-
munity Relations. Her topic will
be "Living Together in Our Corn-
munitY.'"
She will be introduced by Mrs.
Julian Weber, program chairman.
Mrs. Meyer Blatt is chairman of
hospitality. A Hanukah gift will
be awarded.

Vladimiritzer Games Party
To Aid Needy in Israel .
A games party - is planned by
the Vladimiritzer Emergency Re-
lief Organization for Tuesday__
evening, at Cong. Beth Joseph,
18450 Wyoming. Proceeds will go
to needy families in Israel. For
tickets, call Mr. and Mrs. J. N.
Rossen, DL 1-3199.

Bnai Moshe Hanukah Dinner
Thee annual Bnai Moshe Hanu-
kah dinner will be held Sunday
with cocktails served at 6 p.m.
and dinner, at 7 p.m. Sponsored
by the Men's. Club, the event is
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