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Plan Tenth Reunion

The June, 1947, graduating
class of Central High School is
currently planning to hold a 10-
year reunion of the class.
Members of the class will soon
gather to plan the form that
the reunion will take. Graduates
of June, 1947, who are inter-
ested in serving on the commit-
tee or who know the where-
abouts of members of the class
may call any of the following
people:
Sylvia (Rose) . Waldman, DI
1-2181;'. Selma (Kaufman) Fish-
man, LI 6-3017; Frank Blas, DI
1-3774: Gladys (Wohl) Kamper,•
LI 6-0067; Helen (Brown) Klau,
KE 3-6413; or Betty (Spector)
Chernov, KE 3-7808.
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Two Subjects on Speakers'
Club Agenda This Saturday
The Speakers' Club of the
Jewish Center will meet Satur-
day evening, at the Davison
branch, 4059 • W. Davison, to dis-
cuss "How to Get Your Man
and .Keep -Him," and "What Is
Wrong with Our Political Sys-
tem." Louis Sinall, club presi-
dent, will lead the discussion.
Guests are welcome.

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By

DIANE
SKLAR

Central
High School

As the much welcomed spring
vacation has ended and `Lites
throng back to school, a busy
week is in store.
"Swing your partner round
and round!" • This will be one
of the familiar cries heard at
the `,:Barn Bounce", the 12B-
12A square dance presented to-
night in Central's gym. "All
seniors are welcome to attend
the affair"; commented Suzie
Leipsitz and Jerry Goldberg,
chairmen of the social commit-
tee.
What would you do. if you
had two dates • to your senior
prom, one with a vivacious
movie star and one with your
best. date? This is the problem
`Lites will try to solve in "Best
Foot Forward," the senior play
to be presented by the June
graduating class, May 16 and
17 in Central's auditorium.
As graduation plans are in
full swing, Class Day speak-
ers were chosen. Susie Leip-
sitz and Joanne Shook will re-
cite the class poem; Mike . Ka-
han will present the traditional.
class spade to the 12B president;
Barbara Hershey and Chuck
Blotner narrate the class proph-
ecy and Rossalind Venable will
offer the class gift to the school.
Many 'Lites joined with other
Michigan high sohool juniors
and seniors at the 15th annual
"University Day" at the Uni-
versity of Michigan. They were
given a preview of campus life
at a program which included a
mock lecture, tour of the cam-
pus, and open houses at the
various colleges.
Among those attending were
Arnie Serlin, Danny Malamud,
Allan TUshman, Beverly Sch-
wartz, Ira Jaffe, Richard Le-
vine, Ronnie Greenberg, Judy
Mier, - Renee Schift, Phyllis
Hollander, Suzie Leipsitz, Reva
Bratt, and Joyce Sperling.
Seen in Florida during the
Spring Vacation were Lites,
Jerry Maltzman, Dave Katz and
Diane Bernstein.

Conclave of Jewish Men's
Clubs Will Start Sunday
The keynote address marking
the opening of the 28th annual
convention of the National Fed-
eration of Jewish Men's Clubs
will be delivered by Dr. Buell
G. -Gallagher, president of City
College Of New York, Sunda3r
evening at . the Cdncord, Kia-
mesha Lake, N. Y. The subject
of his address will be "The Old
and the New." -
The opening ceremonies will
be followed by a gala affair
marking the celebration of Is-
rael's Independence Day. Guest
a r t i s t s, convention delegateh
and their wives will participate
in Israeli songs and dances.
• Abraham Satovsky of Detroit
is national president of the
Federation.

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Mr. and Mrs. Sam Finkle-
man, of Kentucky Ave., an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Anita, to Alan J.
Sorscher, son of , Mr: and Mrs.
Norman Sorscher, of Bay City,
Mich. An August wedding is
planned.

Krieger Sweeps
Fencing Crowns

Dr. Norman Drachler, direc-
tor of religious education at.
Temple Beth El and president
of the National mm7. ,
Association of
Temple Educa-
tors, has been
appointed re-t:
search co-ordi-
nator for the
Citizen's Advi-
sory Committee
on SchoOl
Needs, subsidi-
ary body of the
Detroit Board Dr. Drachler
of Education. The" committee
was created to study long-range
needs of the Detroit publiC
schools.
Dr. :Drachler's aPpointment
was proposed by George Rom-
ney; Citizen's Committee chair-
man after conference with
school superintendent Brownell
and was approved by the 33-
man committee.
Presently the principal of the
Mettetal School, Dr. Drachler's
CC office will be located in
Chadsey High School.

Byron Krieger, U.S. Olympic
fencer, re-captured the state
championships in :foil, saber and
epee fencing/
returning to the
sport cpntests
after an ab
sence of three
years. Out-of-
t o w n business
-. . . ommitments
had prevented
him from com-
p eting during
1955 and 1956.
Krieger Byron had
made the triple win both in 1954
and 1942. His recent triumphs
are part of his stack of 30 -state
titles.
Krieger was a member of the
1'952 and 1956 U.S. Olympic foil
team, which placed fourth in
the recent games at Melbourne.,
He was. also part of the 1951
U.S. Pan-American team which
Won twocharnpionshipsin
Buenos Aires, Argentina.
This week-end Krieger will
travel to Minneapolis, Minn., to
compete in the Mid-west cham-
pionships. Three years ago he
emerged as regional champion
in the foil and saber contests.
Next month he will enter the
national championships, to be
held in Milwaukee, Wis.

Sinai. Graduates 12
from Refresher Course

The second class of nurses
has graduated from a special
refresher course given by Sinai
Hospital, announces Max Os-
nos, hospital president.
The course, conducted at . the
request of the -State • Nurses
Ass6ciation, aims to ease the
present nursing shortage by in-
structing temporarily retired
nurses in the latest medical de-
velopments.
Sinai is the only hospital in
Detroit which offers the course,
which consists of 6 hours of
theory and 24 hours of prac-
tidal work.
The second class numbered
twelve.
Eight of the 15 nurses grad-
uated from the first •class are
now working at Sinai. ,

Charter BBYW Group
at Memorial Service

In special ceremonies last
Tuesday evening, a charter was
presented to the Shirley. Rothen-
berg Chapter of Bnai Brith ,
Young Women.
Ordinarily, 'presentation of
such a charter would be cause
for much celebration; however,
when Mrs. Morris Tack ; vice-
president of Women's . % District.
Grand Lodge No. 6, issued the
charter it was at memorial serv-
ices for Mrs. Rothenberg.
A past president of Rabbi
Mandel M. Zager Chapter of
Bnai Brith, Mrs. Rothenberg had
been active prior to her death' in
Bnai Brith yOuth activities.

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