Gail Michelson Wed
to Norman Woronoff

Tales Out of School

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

By
ARLINE
SCHACHTER

By

BEVERLY
SCHWARTZ

Mumford
High School

Central
High School

Informed of their recent hon _ Central was buzzing with ac-
ors in the National Merit Schol tivity last Thursday when 12B's
arship competition were elevei __ had their day" during senior
election campaigns. That same
Mumfordites. This recognition evening the candidates and
MRS. NORMAN WORONOFF was awarded to Bob Denison , their managers got together for
Seymour Dussman, Harvey a "sweat" party at the home of
Gail Gloria Michelson, daugh- Eichne r, Eugene Friedman - prospective class president,
. John Marttila; followed the
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mi-
chelson, of Roselawn Ave., be- David Levy, Robert Peters , next morning by a 6:30 a.m.
came the bride of Norman Charles Pollack, Bettie Schot - election breakfast at the home
Woronoff in a double-ring cere- tenfels, Larry Schecter, Harold of Sandy Stollman.
Ballots were cast Friday
mony at Adas Shalom Syna- Waller and Philip Farber, all
morning and by noon congratu::.
gogue, recently. Rabbi Jacob E. seniors.
lations were head throughout
Segal and Cantor Nicholas Fen-
These students are now elig- the
akel officiated at the ceremony.
. school. The new senior of-
Her husband is the son of ible to take a final test some- ficers are John Marttila, presi-
Mrs. Esther Gluck, of Green- time in January to determine dent; Mark Eichner, veep; Con-
field Ave., and Mr. Paul Woro- who will be the recipients of nie Williams, secretary; and
scholarships. Last year we had Sandy Stollman, treasurer. Con-
noff, of New York City.
nine semi-finalists and two grats to all for a fine display
The bride's gown was of ivory winners.
of school spirit and sportsman-
silk taffeta, appliqued with seed
ship.
In
contrast
to
last
Friday's
pearls and Alencon lace. Short
All 'Lites are invited to Cen-
sleeves, a scalloped sweetheart senior off-color day, today is tral's
annual Winter Concert.
neckline, appliques of lace on color day for all seniors. Sen- This year
being a matinee, the
the torso line floor-length skirt, iors are dressing in silver and performance
bustle back and chapel train blue, the colors of the January p.m., today. will be held at 2
were features of the gown, class of 1958.
Grundstein, a Janu-
Seniors Sue Freeman and ary Miriam
which was complemented with
senior, is the one Centralite
an illusion finger-tip veil, Barry Samuels, class president, to
qualify for this year's Na-
crowned with pearls. On her Were recipients of the Police tional
Merit Scholarship. Mi-
confirmation bible the bride car- Department Citizenship award, riam
will enter into competi-
ried white orchids.
given semi-annually to a grad- tion with
other qualifying stu-
Attending the bride were uating boy and girl.
dents throughout the nation ...
During the past week many Congrats and good luck!
Doris Langer, Eleanor Cohen,
Sandy Goldman and Ellen students have been campaign-
The senior Honors Program
Schere. Mrs'. Robert Noble was ing vigorously for grade and "Class Day" is now in the plan-
matron of honor. Adele Michel- office positions on the Student ning stage for the January
son was junior bridemaid. Bon- Council. Voting will take place grads. The speakers for this,
nie Gay Noble was flower girl. this Monday and Tuesday on the 174th class, are Liela Chap-
Bruce Lyons served as best city voting machines.
nick, Alvin Rabinowitz, -Martha
man. Robert Noble, Ralph Woro-
In the traditional battle for Rubinstein, Miriam Weiner,
noff, Edmund Supowit, Henri the "Little Blue Jug," we re- Carl Lauter, Elaine Fletcher
Bernard and Jeffrey -Madven captured this "Jug" from Red- and June class president, John
were ushers.
ford. Annually the contest is Marttila.
held to see which school can
The Science Club, under the
raise the most money towards sponsorship of Alfred Ottewell,
the Goodfellow Fund in their made a trip last week to Car-
respective school drives. Last boloy, General Electric Division
year, Redford took the "jug" of Metallurgical Products.
away from us; but we are glad
A Hanukah program by older to have it back for another year.
adult members of the Jewish
The Alumni Dance will be
Community Center will be held
at 8:30 p.m. Thursday, at the held from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m.,
D. W. Simons branch. The cel- Dec. 20, in the school gym.
ebration will be highlighted by All alumni and their guests are
recitations and songs relating invited to attend.
The internal relations com-
the re-dedication of the Temple
mittee has drawn up plans for
by the victorious Maccabees.
Rabbi
Fram
to
Lead
activities in areas of co-opera-
The program will be followed
by a buffet of traditional Han- Detroit Tour to Israel tion with the Vaad Harabonim,
in matters relating to the dig-
ukah delicacies. Each older
Rabbi Leon Fram stated this nity and integrity of Jewish
adult club also is planning its
own Hanukah celebration on week that in view of' the ex- communal living, relocation of
pressed wish of the State of Is- synagogues, problems relating
its regular meeting night.
"The Cantor's Son," the story rael that American Jews shall to prices of kosher meat, and
of a small-town singing Hebrew visit the country in honor of the the establishment of a special
youth who leaves his home to 10th anniversary of its indepen- speakers' bureau.
Dr. Samuel Krohn, committee
seek fame, will be the second dence, he has decided to place
film presentation in the Center his traveling experience and his chairman, appointed Max Biber,
older adult Yiddish film series personal acquaintance with Is- his co-chairman, to head the
to be held Dec. 24 at the D. W. rael and its personalities at the synagogue planning and reloca-
disposal of any Detroiters who tion committee. Jack Malamud
Simons branch.
may wish to join him on his will chair the Council section of
Moishe Oysher stars in a forthcoming
tour.
the joint committee established
drama of the struggles, loves
tour will arrive in Israel with the Vaad Harabonim. Mrs.
and disappointments of a youth on The
April 14, visit Tel Aviv, Jer- B. Benedict Glazer and Mrs. Isa-
who leaves the village of Belz, usalem
and Haifa and survey dore Leeman are co-chairmen of
Poland with a troupe of wan- the
famous agricultural settle- the committee to plan Council
dering players.
which converted the des- institutes. Mrs. Nathan Speva-
Admission to the film show- ments
ert and swamplands into fertile kow is chairman of the sub-
ings is free to Center older soil.
committee on public relations.
adult members.
Rabbi Fram's own trip to the A program planning seminar is
Members of the Jewish Com- Holy
Land is a birthday gift being organized by a committee
munity Center's older adults given him
by his congregation, headed by Hubert Sidlow. Harry
arts and crafts class captured Temple
Israel. ,
Kobel is chairman of the annual
two awards while participating
Rabbi Fram's group will be in
for Jewish high school
in the 1957 Senior Citizens Arts Jerusalein on April 24 to wit- institute
and Crafts Exhibit at the De- ness the 10th anniversary pa- graduates.
troit Historical Museum.
rade. Participants in the tour Sholem Aleichem Institute
Mrs. Gertrude Lippman won will attend a concert of the Is-
the Blue Ribbon for her exhibit raeli Symphony Orchestra and Slates New Year's Party
A New Year's Eve party, fea-
of homemade jewelry, while view a production by the Habi-
Mrs. Eva Lastar won an honor- mah Theater. Rabbi Fram will turing a floow show, food and
able mention in the knitting guide his group to the site of beverages and dancing to a well-
exhibit. Both are members in historic events recorded in the known local orchestra, is
planned by the Sholem Alei-
the class which is held at 3:15 Bible.
chem Institute in its auditorium
p.m. every Wednesday at the D.
The tour also will travel to at 19350 Greenfield.
W. Simons branch.
Athens, Rome, Brussels, site of
Sam Lovett, of Omena Inn
The class leader, Mrs. Laina the 1958 World's Fair, the Jung-
Temchin, said that new addi- frau in Switzerland and Paris summer resort, will be master
tions to the class are always Anyone wishing to join the of ceremonies. Members and
their friends are invited. For
welcome. For information, tele- group should contact Rabbi reservations,
call Charles Drik-
phone WE 3-7380.
Fram at Temple Israel.
er, chairman, TO 5-0834...

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