Berman-Tucker Rites
Slated for December

Tales Out of School

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

By
ARLINE
SCHACHTER

By
BEVERLY
SCHWARTZ

illumford

.ventral
High School

High School

MISS ROSALIE BERMAN

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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Berman,
of N. Martindale Ave., an-
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, Rosalie, to
Kenneth Tucker, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Tucker, of Oak-
man Blvd.
The bride-elect is a humani-
ties major at • Wayne State
University. Her fiance is a stu-
dent at the University of
Michigan.
A December wedding . is
planned.

Roy Reuther to Speak
to Beth El Young Adults

Labor leader Roy L. Reuther
will address the Young Adult
Group of Temple Beth El at 8
p.m., Thursday, at the temple.
Active- in organized labor since
1927, Reuther is currently ad-
ministrative assistant to UAW
president Walter Reuther and
director of the Union's citizen-
ship program.
The meeting is open to all
single men and women between
the ages of 21 and 35. A ques-
tion and answer period and a
social hour will follow the
speaker.

Rock 'n' roll, calypso, jazz,
and Dixieland music feature to-
night's production of "The
Soun d." Professional, semi-
professional and amateur talent
highlights this semester's con-
cert. Under the auspices of the
Student Council, this jazz con-
cert will hold its second per-
formance tonight after its open-
ing last night.
The purpose of "The Sound"
is to raise funds to bring two
foreign exchange students to
Mumford next semester. This
year' Mumford is - proud to host
two foreign exchange student,
Monique Halpern from France
and Gerd Roos from Germany.
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'Lites are proud to know that
since March 19 the J. L. Hudson
Company and its president, Os-
car Webber, former Centralite
in the class of 1907, have de-
voted an elaborate display in
one of their Farmer Street win-
dows, in the downtown store,
in connection with Central's
century of existence.

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Central's old and obsolete in-
dustrial education shop on the
first floor is now in the process
of being remodeled with new
machinery and equipment be-
ing added and additional rooms
being constructed. Among the
new additions will be a blue-
print and varnishing room.
Last Monday, students and
* * *
teachers exchanged positions
Hearty congratulations are of-
during the fourth annual Stu-
dents' Day. Heading the student fered to the following appli-
faculty exchange were Norman cants recently accepted as new
Levy, principal; Mike Friedman, members of the Girls' Athletic
assistant principal; Carlotta Association: Barbara Leinoff,
Jones, assistant principal; and Elaine Leider, Adele Levin, Rita
Gail August, attendance officer. Rudick, Ella Bunk, Winifred
Assuming other administra- Cargill, and June Levy.
* * *
tive offices were Elizabeth Bor-
ger, Gail Burkow, Myra Ern-
Under the direction of Dr.
stein, Henry Lee, Elaine Port- Harry Seitz, Central's choir re-
ner, Sandra Sarko, Linda Tann, corded and presented a special
Arline Schachter, and Jan Win- centennial program Friday on
kelman.
station WDTR. "To You Cent-
* * *
ral," the feature of the presen-
Tom Segall has been chosen tation, was a song written by
to represent Mumford in the Dr. Seitz and sung by the choir
American Field Service pro- as a tribute to Central on her
gram, which sponsors an ex- 100th birthday.
change student program be-
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tween this country and foreign
Brice
BBG,
Glazer
BBG and
nations. The country which he
will visit has not yet been made Israel YM are planning the
Wingding Square Dance, to be
known.
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presented April 8 at Pappy Kin-
Renee Wasserman, 10A, was caid's, Eight Mile and Oakland.
recently chosen to serve as Miss The proceeds will be given- to
are welcome.
Clean-Up of 1958 for the Miss charity. All 'Lites
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Detroit Beautiful Contest on
March 8, at the Detroit Edison
The. "C" club under the spon-
Building.
sorship of D. Kelley and presi-
* * *
dent Thomas Orum have big
Students will be excused for plans for a banquet to be held
spring vacation next Thursday. soon. Through the selling of
Classes will resume on April 14. special pencils engraved with
the schedule of team games the
For the best Classified
club also hopes to buy movie
Advertising results, call
film with which to photograph
The Jewish News, VE. 8-9364.
athletic contests.

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"Capping ceremonies" for 37
students of the fall class of
Sinai Hospital's Shapero School
of Nursing will be held Tues-
day, in the hospital lecture
room. Rabbi Milton Rosenbaum
of Temple Emanu-El will speak.
Among the students who will
receive caps, signifying their
readiness to begin actual nurs-
ing duties - with patients are:
Bonnie Ebstein, 13159 Mey-
ers; Bedane Enten, 17552 Fer-
guson; Ruth Lewis, 19325 Prai-

WJ Congress Inquiry Into

Science, Jewish Education

An inquiry into the role of
the sciences in Jewish educa-
tion has been initiated by the
World Jewish Congress. The
study is being conducted by a
commission headed by Prof.
Horace M. Kallen, member of
the WJC executive.

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The Shapero School's spring
class of 50 students began their
studies March 17.

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Please!

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WHATEVER THE AFFAIR.

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heard on many national net-
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Plymouth Show, Wide, Wide
World, and a host of others.

For information about Artie
Fields and other fine bands :
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`Capping Ceremonies' for 37
Students at Sinai Next Tuesday

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