Mahler-Goilman Rites
Planned for Spring
Mosaic Lodge to Install Lewis Lavine Master
Tales Out of School
"The Youth of a Nation are the Trustees
of Posterity.''—Disraeli.
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By
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Nancy
Falk
Ronnie
Aronson
Mumford
High
MISS RUTH MAHLER
. Mr. and Mrs. Irving C. Mahler,
of Burlington Rd., announce the
engagement of their -daughter,
Ruth, to Ronald H. Gollman, son
of Dr. and Mrs. Maurice D. Goll-
man, of Roselawn Ave. An early
spring wedding is planned.
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The very first stag affair that
Mumford . has seen was the
"Senior Round-Up," for 12th
graders only, held yesterday in
the school gymnasium. Jim
Shultheis was the caller.
Last week being election
week, petitions were handed out,
primary elections-occurred, rallies
were held, and the final elections
were yesterday. Results will be
announced when we return to
school on Jan. 3.
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On Tuesday, the Mumford
Parents Club was entertained
by a student talent show. The
instrumental section of the Mum-
ford Orchestra, the . Mumford
Choral Ensemble with soloist
Bill Woodmancy and a group of
drama students, did a marvelous
evening's entertainment, which
was enjoyed both by parents and
students.
Featured in the melodrama,
"Curse • You Jack Dalton," were
Nancy Victorson, Ira Harris,
Pauline Orenstein, Bob Shaye,
Hilda Rosenberg, . Rej can Berl ow,
and Larry Wassler.. Larry. Brat-
' man; Stephanie Glazer, and
Myra Lakoff were the featured
soloists, while Merna Cohn acted
as mistress of ceremony.
The Mumford Mercury last
week distributed another inter-
esting issue, which featured more
editorials- and a very clever poem
about the landscaping.
. The driving range, nearly com-
pleted, now covers the entire-
front of the school, presenting a.
novel- look . to the .alreacly , unique_
Classes. in driVing . will
begin very shortly and are great,.
ly anticipated by all of the
Students.
I hope that everyone has a
very enjoyable . winter vacation!
American Boy Named
To Mush Debating Society
TED FREEMAN
NEWARK, N. J., (JTA)—Marc
B. Grossman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Grossman of this city,
has been named one of the two
speakers for University College,
Exeter, England in the National
Union of Students Debating Con-
ference.
AND HIS.ORCHESTRA
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'The highest point in the lives
of four young people was
reached last Friday when the
results of the recent 12-B elec- .
tions were posted.
Dave Lipschutz is the class
president. His manager was
Sheila Farber. Other victorious
candidates and managers are:
Marilyn Frankel, vice-president:
manager, Ronnie Aronson; Es-
telle Ring, treasurer; manager,
Jerry Bresler; Jerry Uzansky,
secretary; manager, Toby Zuss-
man.
The annual installation of
officers and dinner-dance of
Mosaic Lodge, F. & A.M., will
be held, beginning at 6:30 p.m.,
Tuesday, in the Fountain Ball-
room of Masonic Temple.
The ceremonies of installation
will be per-
formed in the
Scottish
Rite
Cathedral
fol-
lowing dinner,
announces Dr.
Jack D. Star-
man, worshipful
master. Dancing
to the music of
Sammy Woolf
and his orches-
tra will con-
Lavine
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elude the program.
Newly elected and appointed
officers to be inducted are Lewis
F.. Lavine, worshipful master;
Samuel S. Topper, senior war-
den; Russell S. Nida, junior
warden; Theodore Isaacs, secre-
tary; Harry Light, treasurer;
Oscar E. Schwartz; senior
deacon; Sol Lakind, junior
deacon.
Others are Norman Schreiber,
chaplain; Alfred Klein, associate
chaplain; •Alvin B. Rottman,
marshal; Mickey Woolf, organ-
ist; Griffith W. Langley, tiler;
Hernlan Liss and Charles Light,
associate tilers; s Sid Burk, Jack
Dershow, Samuel Gurwin, Jo-
seph B. King, Robert A. Krause,
Lawrence Lieberman, Morris
Nosanchuk, Albert Schweitzer,
Irving Vosko and Nathan
Wrubel, stewards. •
Entertainment is being
planned by .Russel S. •Nida,
chairman. Reservations may be
mailed to Herb Grossman, 17151
Cherrylawn.
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Election week saw many other
exciting events. After last-minute
preparations on . Monday and
Tuesday, the candidates met with
their managers and supporters
bright and early Wednesday
(7:15 a.m.) near the school audi-
torium. Here, posters-were pass-
ed out, and boxes containing
gum, cookies, and candy were
given out to be distributed among
12-Bs.
For the next three hours, ex-
cited and jubilant 12-Bs stalked
the halls and classrooms, passing
out their wares and boasting of
the merits of their candidates.
At 10:30, the business was called
to an end and school life re-
sumed its normal pace.
Thursday, 'eighth hoUr found
the June seniors in the auditor-
ium, listening to the qualifica-
tions of each candidate, after
which the hopeful officers-to-be
walked across the .stage. Voting
was then held.
,
That night, all candidates and
managers attended a party -at
the house of Marsha Farber.
Worries about the outcome were
forgotten and a good time be-
came the chief objedt.
After fifth hour Friday,
12-Bs crowded around the sec-
ond floor bulletin board to learn
the results. Excitement reigned
in school the rest of the day.
And, at night, the traditional
celebration party was held, at
the home of Dave Lipschutz.
Everyone was there, win or lose.
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Time: 11:15 a.m.; Sunday.
Station: WJLB.
Feature: Samuel Sigal, city
editor of the Detroit edition of
the Jewish Daily Forward, will
interview Chaim Shurer, editor
of Israel's largest daily - news-
paper, Davar. Topics to be dis-
cussed are the internal situation
in Israel and a report by Shurer
on his recent trip behind Russia's
Iran Curtain.
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Time: 10:30 p.m., Sunday.
Station:. WWJ.
Feature: "A Song for the Con-
queror," a dramatic portrayal of
the heroism of the Jews in Lub-
lin, Poland, as they sang defiant-
ly before their Nazi captors, will
be related. It features the actual
music which came.out of the Nazi
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center has been opened in Oran,
Algeria. There have been, for
some time now, ORT schools and
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Algeria.
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