Miss Newman Plans
Sept. 15 Wedding

Tales Out of School

"The Youth of a Nation are the Trustees
of Posterity."—Disraeli

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By

DIANE
SKLAR

NANCY
FALK

Central
' High School

MISS NATALIE NEWMAN

Dr. and Mrs. -Harry Newman,
of Pennington Dr., announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Natalie Pearl, to Richard
M. Goldstein, son of Mr. George
Goldstein, of Flint, Mich., and
the late Mrs. Goldstein.
The bride-elect is a graduate
of the University of Michigan
school of dental hygiene. Her
fiance is a graduate of Michigan
State University, and is a senior
at Wayne State University law
school, where he is a member
of Tau Epsilon Rho legal fra-
ternity.
A Sept. 15 wedding is planned.

King-Weiner Nuptials
Planned for Aug. 19

MISS PHYLLIS KING

Mr. and Mrs.. Sol King, of
Oakman Blvd., announce the re-
cent engagement of their
daughter, Phyllis Diane, to
Samuel Paul Weiner, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Weiner, of
Stratford Ave.
Miss King is a senior at
Wayne State University. Mr.
Weiner is a student at the Uni-
versity of Detroit dental school,
where he is affiliated with
Alpha Omega fraternity.
The couple is planning an
Aug. 19 wedding.

Bnai Brith Women
Win Book Fair Awards

Additional awards to Jewish
Book Fair volunteers serving
two sessions or more were an-
nounced this week by the Jew-
ish Community Center.
Among those honored • are
Harriet Rapport, Betty Endel-
man, Jean Katz, Betty Stewart,
Thelma Gordon, Charlotte Edel-
heit, Ella Balamut, Esther Cut-
ler, Maxine Friedman, Frances
Foreman, Mae Miller and Mrs.
Albert Singer.
All of the volunteers are Bnai
Brith women who helped man
the gift shop chaired by Mrs.
Philip Fealk.
Award certificates also were
presented to the following teen-
age volunteers: Seymour Gross-
man, Jerry Niskar, Marshall
Kallen, Harry Rubenstein and
Stanley Maretsky.

Jr. Hadassah Oneg Shabbat
to Feature Speaker, Dancing
Shalom Group of Junior Ha-
dassah will hold an oneg shabbat
at 8 p.m., today. The program
will consist of a speaker, danc-
ing and refreshments. For fur-
ther information, call Jean
Leibowitz, TY 4-0250, or Loret-
ta Weintraub, WE 4-3879.

'Lites completed the semester
with finals Monday and Tues-
day and following this, received
a much welcome three-day vac-
ation.
In keeping with the spirit of
graduation, Class Day was held
Tuesday. Seniors were awarded
scholarships, and the class
prophecy and poem were pres-
ented. Speakers were Jerry
Gross, Faye Mathis, Beryl Fal-
baum, Judy Block, Dan Slobin
and Phyllis Zager.
The traditional spade, sport-
ing the class colors of every
graduating class, was handed
down from president Jerry
Gross to the new 12A president
Oscar Glieberman. The spade
was used to turn over the first
plot of ground at Central's pres-
ent site in 1928.
Following the program, a re-
ception was held in which many
'lites entertained. Among them
were Joanne Ivory, Evelyn Au-
gust, Earlyn Byas, and Nina
Sprecher.
Wednesday was a day long-
awaited as the grads received
their diplomas. Joe Dennis, Viv-
ian Liber, Jerry Gross, Evelyn
August and Dennis Michaels
were the speakers. Esther Der-
urn, Anita Silverman, Sharon
Bernstein, and Frances Kagan
were the 12B honor guards.
In beginning the new term
the new editors of the Central
Student w e r e recently an-
nounced. Under the leadership
of Judie Meyers, editor in chief;
Anita Silverman, Jean Waugh,
Joyce Sperling and Mike Kahan
were selected as page editors.
On the business staff are Ju-dee
Sabbath, Harvey Bresler, Allen
Sinai and Judy Rothenberg.
Central's Blazers after suffer-
ing a 62=-50 loss at Southeastern
in a non-league game, strode to
a 66-52 victory over Chadsey.
Today the 'Blazers meet U. of
D. at Central.
Feb. 9 is the date set for Rap-
paport BBG's installation at the
Labor Zionist Hall. Ann
Schneider, president; Corrine
Shulak, veep; Renee Sherman,
treasurer; Sandy Jacobs and
Miriam Grundstein, secretary,
and Tobi Fallen, reporter, will
be invited.
Zussman AZA r e c en tly
elected Lenny Taub, president;
Allen Sinai, veep; Shel Gros-
berg and Alan Tuschman, secre-
taries; Danny Malamud, treas-
urer, and Hershell Wais, chap-
lain.
Central's thought for the
week—"The best place to find
a helping hand is at the end of
your arm."

Mumford

High •

This week, the "good word"
around school was senior. Most
of the activities that transpired
were those pertaining to the
"Jan. grads." Last - week, the
program chairmen, Hilda Rosen-
berg and Stuart Handler,
planned a senior variety show,
to which the whole school was
invited.
Then • came the f a re w ell
breakfast at which the personal-
ity paper was distributed. This
was under the guidance of An-
drea Donor. Monday, the honors
assembly took place. Awards
from many departments as well
as the scholarship awards were
given out.
Those who received magna
cum laude were Joel Shere and
Elaine Ash, while 22 students
were given cum laude. The day
they've all been waiting for
finally rolled around, and on
Wednesday, almost 200 capped
and gowned students received
their diplomas.

Tomorrow night, they will at-
tend "Enchanted Evening" at
the Masonic Temple Crystal
Ballroom. Not only the seniors,
but the entire school is invited
to dance to the music of Dick
Stein and his orchestra.

'Commandments'Enters Tenth Week at Madison

The biggest production in the biblical setting in the Sinai
history of motion pictures en- Peninsula.
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Mrs. Sidney Ravin, president
of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Jewish National Fund, an-
nounced at the annual donor
event, at Temple Israel,
Wednesday, that the organiza-
On Monday and Tuesday, the tion raised $65,000 for the JNF.
only school-days this week,
girls tried out for the swimming
HAVING A SIMCHA? CALL
team. Those who are on the
team will be notified next week.
MILT SHORE'S

The Student Council held its
annual breakfast, where new
officers a r e installed. Nan
Scholnick, out-going president,
gave her report, and a gift was
presented to Miss De Borst, the
out-going sponsor.

Those lucky seniors! Not only
were they able to engage in all
the above mentioned, but they
have all come home from last
weekend raving about the
"blast" they had.at their senior
trip to Echo Valley. There, they
had a dance, skating, toboggan-
ing and many other diversified
sports and fun. It's something
that all Mumfordites have to
look forward to when they be-
come seniors. . . .

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Women at Annual Event

To Install New Officers
at Home Relief Luncheon

Mrs. Maurice Garelick, a past
president of the Home Relief
Society will install Mrs. Sid-
ney Tauber, president, and other
recently re-elected officers at
the group's luncheon and 34th
birthday party.
To be inducted, in addition to
previously announced officers,
are the following chairmen:
Mesdames John Herman, cour-
tesy; Charles Smith, USO; Sam-
uel Leve, hospitality; Abraham
Sinaberg, memorial lights; A-be
Schmier, clerical; B. Schatz and
L. Salle, telephone squad; Sam-
uel Goldman, League represen-
tative; J. Rosen-berg and S.
Mitchell, Community Council
delegates; Andrew Blau, special
arrangements.
The program will take place
on Monday afternoon, at Jeri's
Restaurant, 18200 Woodward.
For luncheon reservations, call
Mrs. Jerry Stricoff, LI. 5-1027.
Gertrude Leve Gordon will be
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