THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS — Friday, June 6,

Tales Out of Schoo

Slate All-Day
PWO Conference

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

By
BEVERLY
SCHWARTZ

.ventral
High School

By

GAIL
BURKOW

Mumford
High School

It's only a matter of days
With semi-finals over, 60 sen-
iors spent the weekend touring now, before seniors will bid
fond farewells to four memor-
the nation's capital.
Other senior activity the past able years at Mumford.
Culminating activities was
week included a senior meeting
Wednesday. Money was col- the senior play, "Five for Bad
lected for the class gift, an al- Luck."
12A's will parade in caps and
bum of centennial memories
which will be presented to the gowns at Swing Out, Friday,
school on Class Day, June 13. June 13.
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Sam Bernstein was presented
The posters are down, cam-
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with a citation for winning the
paign speeches are over and
school's Civitan Essay Contest.
candidates gave a sigh of re-
A senior picnic was enjoyed lief as Student Council elec-
Thursday at Rouge Park.
tionS drew to a close. Victorious
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in their quest for office were
The tenth annual Citizenship Carletta Jones, president; Gail
Honors Convocation will be held August, vice president; Beth
June 10, 2:15 p.m., when 120 Rosenthal, recording secretary;
'Lites will be recognized as the Sue Blondy, corresponding sec-
school's outstanding leaders in retary; Jan Winkleman, Treasur-
this field of endeavor. Sam er; Sally Teitlebaum and Eliza-
Bernstein and Joel Roth will beth Borger, board members.
receive special recognition as The new officers will be in-
five semester winners. Charles stalled June 17.
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Stephens will be recognized as
Excitement around the Capri
the school's only sixth semester
awardee. The afternoon's pro- office can be attributed to the
gram will include Alice Barker, arrival of the Capri year books.
speaking as representative of The book will be available for
the freshman and second year seniors on Monday, and to the
Centralites, Elaine Rosenthal rest of the school June 10 and
representing the seniors, and 11.
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Ben Carrington emceeing the
Hard-working seniors in the
program. -
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drama and speech departments
Central will participate large- will be awarded for their ef-
ly at the all-city Choral Festival forts at Mumford's annual
today at Mumford High. Under speech banquet, tonight, at
the direction of Dr. Harry Seitz, Epringel's Patio Room on
the group has worked to make Seven Mile Road. Guest speaker
is Paul Winter, radio disc
their program a good one!
jockey.
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Memorial Day observance at
The final musical offering of
Central was participated in by the year, "Two on the Aisle,"
Mark Bozeman, Lowell Baker, a pops concert, promises an en-
Loretta Ceasar, Larry Cason, tertaining evening for Mumford-
Judy Edelstein, June Levy, Vi- ites, June 13, 8 o'clock, in the
netta Jones, Charles Stephens, school auditorium. Featured in
Sherill Cohen, Carol Leiderman, the program will be a faculty
Stanley Stovak, Linda Wallace, combo, The Counts, former
and Wileen Washington.
Mumfordites, and dancing and
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singing from the Fine Arts De-
All 'Lites interested in en- partment.
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rolling in summer school, please
see your respective counselors.
Recipients of various depart-
Information about enrollment mental awards and outstanding
may also be secured from your members of the school or-
group student representatives ganizations and clubs were
who have been meeting with given school-wide recognition
Mr. Milan concerning this activ- for their achievements at an
ity.
awards assembly in the audi-
torium. Carletta Jones was re-
for the research
Beth Abraham Clubs sopnsible
sponsored by the Student Coun-
cil.
Install New Officers

The following officers of the
Sisterhood and Men's Club of
Cong. Beth Abraham were re-
cently installed by Rabbi and
Mrs. Israel I. Halpern:
In the Sisterhood, Mesdames
Oscar Bank, president; Isadore
Singer, Harry Eichenhorn and
Ralph Rice, vice presidents;
Meyer Lulove, Ray Dunn, Hy-
man Crystal, Ned Lippett and
M a x Ellenbogen, secretaries;
and George J. Cohen, treasurer.
In the Men's Club, Joseph
Viedrah, president; Harry Saltz-
man and Ben Burg, vice-presi-
dents; Lou Freedman, Bert Ka-
narek, Isadore Schon and Wil-
liam Operer, secretaries; Morris
Davis, treasurer; and Milton
Viedrah, Edward Miller, Ed-
ward Rice, Philip Rosenzweig,
Louis Greek, Jack Rice, Leo
Polk, Sidney Dinner, Harry
Left, Harry Eichenhorn, Cecil
Kanarek and Earl Fenwick,
members of the board of trus-
tees.
Chairmen of the installation
were William Operer and Mrs.
Meyer Lulove.

NW Rescue Group
Sets Dinner-Dance

An all-day conference is be-
ing planned by the Detroit
Council of Pioneer Women this
Monday, at the Hayim Green-
berg Center, 19161 Schaefer, to
acquaint new Council and
chapter officers and chairmen
with their duties.
Following registration at 9:30
a.m., there will be three con-
current workshops: executive
and organization in room 207,
funds in room 111 and educa-
tion in the library.
Chairing the respective sem-
inars will be Ruth Kantner,
executive; Frieda Leemon, or-
ganization; Goldie Wasserman,
funds; and Evelyn Noveck, edu-
cation.
Participants include Mes-
dames Billie Kramer, Bessie
Berris, Frankie Nagger, Sylvia
Messer, Sara Friedman, Re-
becca Cohen, Tania Saslove,
Miriam Rose, Estelle Wilk, Ida
Kay, Dora Kumove, Shulamith
Goldoftas, H. Wolok, B. Kar-
bal, B. Goldberg, Elsie Harold,
Mildred Kramer, Lillian Kan-
arak and Dora Kumove.
The afternoon plenary ses-
sion wil stake place after
lunch, and will be chaired by
Mrs. Irving Posner, newly-elect-
ed president of the PW Coun-
cil. Greetings will be ex-
tended by retiring president,
Mrs. Irving Turner.
Reports, discussions and rec-
ommendations in all areas of
Pioneer Women's activities will
occupy the officers and chair-
men at this session.
• Conference registrars are
Mesdames Sarah Levin and
Sara Diamond, while secre-
taries include Mesdames Irene
Alpiner, Miriam Rose, Helen
Wyzan and Doris Fishman.

U. of M. Freshmen
Chosen by Honoraries

Among the 152 freshmen at
the University of Michigan who
have been elected to member-
ship in freshmen honorary so-
cieties for outstanding scholas-
tic achievement are the follow-
ing Detroiters:
Charlaine E. Ackerman, 18970
Ohio; Marshall Berman, 19345
Manor; Charles E. Carson, 19983
Murray Hill; Walter D. Dishell,
18295 Parkside; Raymond J.
Pliskow, 4619 W. Outer Dr.;
Richard K. Pollinger, 18715
Marlowe; Melvin S. Rosen, 2346
Tuxedo; Marsha A. Schlachter,
19787 Monte Vista; Dan I. Slo-
bin, 2974 Collingwood; Stephen
E. Solomon, 17147 Muirland;
and Robert D. Tanner, 18301
Sorrento.
The honorary societies, Phi
Eta Sigma for men and Alpha
Lambda Delta for women, honor
freshmen in all schools and col-
leges who earn academic aver-
ages equivalent to at least half
A and half B grades.

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Mrs. Posner Heads
Pioneer Women

Mrs. SAM KOSSACK (left)
is chairman and Mrs. SAM
ABRAMSON is co-chairman
of the 10th annual Silver-
Plate Dinner - Dance being
held by the Northwest Child
Rescue Women on Tuesday
evening, in the Sheraton-
Cadillac Hotel. The event
will culminate the group's
fund drive, proceeds of
which provide camp scholar-
ships and assist other chari-
ties.

Shaarey Zedek YPL
Slates Dance for June 15

Shaarey Zedek Young Peo-
ples League will hold a semi-
formal dance at 9 p.m., June
15, in the synagogue social hall.
The dance will feature the
Latin-American music of Ramon
Cerda, announced chairman
Marvin King. Members of the
dance committee are Marian
Ruskin, Alice Sobel, Mickey
Simons, Isle Wolf, Gloria Smith,
Sol Wildstrom and Dale Berger.
Non-members may attend.
Tickets are available at the
door.

Nancy Schwartz Named
Assistant County Agent

Kappa Nu Elects First
Non-Jewish President

Wayne State University Al-
pha Gamma chapter of Kappa
Nu fraternity has elected the
following officers: Gene Kon-
stant, president; Bob Wolfe,
vice president; Stan Freeman,
pledge master; Dave Layne,
secretary; and Paul Posen,
treasurer. Gene Konstant is the
first non-Jewish president to be
elected by this predominantly
Jewish fraternity.
The Kappa Nu Mothers'
Auxiliary also held elections,
with Mrs. Morris Mondrow
elected president. Other officers
are: Mesdames William Gray-
son, vice-president; Jacob Stein-
hardt and Pearl Dedilow, secre-
taries; and Phillip Wuntner,
treasurer.
Plans are also being made for
the national fraternity's next
convention, which will be held
in Detroit, in the spring of
1959.

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Nancy Jo Schwartz, daughter
of Mr. Joseph Schwartz, of 19526
Rental Specialists
Cranbrook, has been appointed
an assistant county agent by
of Men's and -Boys'
Gov. G. Mennen Williams. She
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is assigned to Detroit Juvenile
for Every Occasion
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Miss Schwartz, 21, will gradu- , 13418 W. tvickICHOLS
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ate from the University of
Michigan this month. She is a
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former Mumford High student.

DETROIT JEWISH FOLK CHORUS
33rd Annual Concert

HARVEY SCHREIBMAN, CONDUCTOR
Celebrating Israel's 10th Anniversary
Featuring The Folk Oratorio

"FUN VIGLIED BIZ ZIGLIED"

with an ELABORATE BALLET
Lillian Shapero, Choreographer
Introducing a Newly Formed Youth Choir

SUNDAY EVENING - June 8 - 8 P.M.

At The Masonic Temple

Tickets: $2.40—$1.80—$1.20
S. Milgram: UN 1-2606 or BR 3-3545

Mrs. IRVING POSNER,
newly-elected president of the
Detroit Council of Pioneer
Women, was installed into
office last week, in cere-
monies at the Hayim Green-
berg Center. Dr. Sara Feder
was guest speaker. Also in-
ducted by Mrs. Gerson Berris,
a past president, were Mes-
dames Norman Leemon, Mil-
ton Weiss and Sam Wasser-
man, vice-presidents; Morris
Mondrow, Richard B. Kramer
and David Colman, secre-
taries; Sarah Levin and Mi-
chael Michlin, advisers.

Central High Graduates
of '48 Slate Reunion

A 10th year reunion is
planned by the Central High
School graduating class of June,
1948. It will be held at • 9:30
p.m., June 14, at Rainbow
Terrace.
Dancing to the music of
Johnny Titus and his orchestra
and a continuous sweet table
are among the features of the
evening.
For tickets, call Mrs. Charles
Stone, UN. 4-8804; Mrs. Ilene
Nemer, BR. 3-5686; or Eleanor
Demak, LI. 7-8643.

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