Southfield
High
School
Newsline
BY RANDALL ZUSMAN
The National Honor Society in-
ducted 67 new members of the
organization to bring its total mem-
bership to 105. Participants in the
program included President Ran-
dall Zusman, who gave a welcom-
ing address; Susan Marrich, who
spoke on the significance of the
National Honor Society emblem;
Nancy Garlock, on the character-
istics of scholarship, Vice Presi-
dent Leslie Stern, on the charac-
teristics of service; Sidney Hantler,
on the characteristics of character;
and Jules Gardin, who gave the in-
vocation and benediction.
Other members of the society
chosen for membership in their
junior year and assisting in the
program included Laura Barack,
Donna Kaufman, Joel Letvin, Hack
Nagler, Betty Rotberg, Susan Sal-
inger and Nancy Weingarten.
All of the National Merit
Scholarship semifinalists from
Southfield have been named fin-
alists in the scholarship competi-
tion. They include Sidney Hant-
ler, Nancy Garlock and Randall
Zusman. These students are now
eligible to become National
Merit Scholars. Announcement
of the scholars will take place
in the spring.
The annual Spring Forensics
Contest was held at the school on
March 10, with the results once .
again indicating the excellence of
the Southfield speech department.
Among the winners were: Original
Oratory first place. Carol Spickler;
extemporaneous speech first place,
Randy Silverston; declamation sec-
ond place. Morris Podolsky; inter-
pretative reading second place,
Carolyn Daitch; and humorous
reading second p 1 a c e, Mickey
Shapiro.
Other participants included: Ori-
ginal Oratory, David Krohn and
Melinda Lori a; extemporaneous
speech, Joel Stocker and Marty
Stoneman; declamation, Steve
Field, Leon Pedell and Laura
Schon; humorous reading, Steve
Grant and Sue Greenberg.
The spring musical, "The Sound
of Music," opened last night at
the Southfield auditorium. Other
performances will be held tonight,
tomorrow night and March 26-27
at the school, and April 2-3, at the
Masonic Temple.
The Southfield Blue Jay bas-
ketball team continues on its
winning ways as it won its first
District and regional champion-
ships in the history of the
school.
In winning the District crown,
the Jays defeated Birmingham Sea-
holm, Berkeley, and Brother Rice.
In the regional tourney, they de-
feated Hazel Park, and then de-
feated Pontiac Central. 65-56 for
the crown. All-State Honorable
Mention guard Rick Coleman led
the jays against Central with 33
points.
The state tourney finals will be
held tomorrow when the winner
of the Detroit semifinals with
Walled Lake, Austin, Southwestern
and Southfield will meet the out-
state winner for the title in Jelli-
son fieldhouse on the Michigan
State Campus.
in
conj!mction
with
Zionist Organization
of Chicago and Hadassah
ZOD
announce a few openings still
available for NEW BEAUTIFUL
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150 miles from Detroit
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Heideman Meets
With Katzenbach
Weekend Post-Pu•im Events Slated
Purim's over, but not the fun.
U. S. Attorney General Nicholas This weekend, there will be a
Katzenbach met recently with De- number of post-Purim activities,
troiter Richard Heideman, inter- some just for young people, and
national president of Aleph Zadik others for the entire family.
At the Jewish Center, all Sun-
Aleph (AZA), to discuss several
community service projects of in- day will be devoted to the holiday.
A children-parents parade will
terest to the at-
launch the activities at 1 p.m. Cos-
torney general.
tumes and floats made by Center
Among the
children's clubs will be featured,
projects sponsor-
with the parade forming at the
ed by Bnai Brith
Curtis entrance. Everyone is in-
Youth (AZA is
vited to participate.
the boys' divi-
The "Adloyada," or Festival,
sion), were "op-
will continue with "A Teeny Tiny
eration Book-
Lady Purim Program," the final
strap," a drive to
Children's Omnibus presentation
collect books for
of
the season, at 2 and 3:30 p.m.
Heideman
needy elementary
school pupils and their classroom Harriet Berg and the Young Danc-
ers Guild will present the pro-
libraries, and "Adopt - a - Grandpar-
gram. Tickets available at the
ent," a plan in which BBYO mem-
cashier's office.
bers visit and entertain lonely
(Baby-sitting service for pre-
senior citizens in homes for the
schoolers will he provided.)
From 2 to 4:30 p.m., there will
be over 40 game booths in the
Center's lower lobby. There will
be prizes for game winners, and
refreshments will be available.
All afternobn, the Senior Adult
Snack Bar will provide luncheon
and snacks, featuring hamantas-
chen and other Purim specialties.
The Senior Adult group will
hold a Purim Bazaar in the
main lobby all afternoon. High-
lights will be a wishing well,
baked goods and a souvenir
photograph booth. Proceeds will
be donated to the Jerusalem
Jewish center.
* * *
The Livonia Jewish Congrega-
tion Chapter, United Synagogue
Youth, (USY) will sponsor a
Purim carnival 1:30-5 p.m. Sunday
at the Maly-Cohen Branch, United
aged.
Heideman. 18, a January grad-
uate of Mumford High School, was
in the Nation's Capitol to speak
at the international convention of
Youth Page
Bnai Brith Women.
Oak Parkers Star Yeshivah Students Get Science Honors
111 Club Dramatics
Twenty eight scientific projects Yaffa E1'Chonon, Marilyn Eisen-
Oak Park High School Dramatics
Club's annual . production April 8-
9 will be "The Man Who Came to
Dinner."
Faculty adviser is Anita Gold-
stein, and student directors are
Cliff Levin and Paul Weisenfield.
In the cast are Steve Riefman,
Beverly Shapiro, Adrian Meyer,
Gary Donahue, Moreen Hirsch,
Harvey Tulsinsky, Libby V a n
Duren, Ricky Selick, Ruth Feld-
man, Nisa Ack, Bob Schwdel,
Bruce -Kort, Myron Feld, Bob
Strassberg, Bonnie Stern, Shelley
Mandell, Irene Molner, Aaron Bar-
man, Mitch Stone and Joel Fabian.
Tickets are available at the high
school ticket office.
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
28—Friday, March 19, 1965
and exhibits were presented last
week at a Science Fair at the
Beth Jacob Schools. Participating
were seventh and eighth grades
from the Beth Jacob Girls' School
and the Beth Yehudah intermed-
iates of the Boys' School.
Winning first place were Mur-
ray Platt and Stuart Jonas, who
constructed an intercommunica-
tions system.
Second place award was given
to Abe Spector and Saul Glogower,
and to Malka Flam, Miriam
Hirsch, and Shlomit Lewin. Third
place award went to Rachel Man-
delbaum and .Chaya Parshan and
to Marsha Fein and Sarah Baila
Goldstein.
Honorable mention went to
Esther Gotthiel, Miriam Bresler,
Louis Schonfeld, Rachel Goldstein,
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Ament.
Judging the Science Fair were
Frank Loewenberg, instructor in
sociology at Wayne State Univer-
sity; Mrs. Irene J. Mizerowski,
science instructor at the Beth
Jacob Schools; and Ronald J.
Slober, science instructor at the
Beth Yehudah Schools.
Hebrew Schools.
There will be a Purim costume
contest, with prizes awarded to
the winners. The public is invited
to participate. Refreshments will
be available. There is no admission
charge. For information, call Sey-
mour Ungar, 476-0111.
* *
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will hold its carnival 8:30 p.m.
today at the Labor Zionist Insti-
tute featuring booths, prizes
and refreshments.
Booths will include "J ames
Bonberger House of Chance" and
"Queen Esther's Fortune-Tellin
Booth."
The Carnival is open to the
public, particularly youth of
to 18. Proceeds will aid the Unitel,
Jewish Appeal.
• * *
A Purim Family Supper 6 p.m.
Sunday isplanned by the Sister-
hood of Cong. Gemiluth Chassodim
at the synagogue. A program will
be presented by students of the
religious school. For information,
call Mrs. Fred Dreifus, 546-2866.
* * *
Adas Shalom Senior USY will
sponsor a "Hamantash Jam" 8:30
p.m. Saturday in the social hall.
It will be open to all USY mem-
bers in the city and their friends
and will feature dancing to a live
band and refreshments.
* * *
Mishkan Israel Hebrew School
will hold the second annual Purim
Carnival Caper 10 a.m. Sunda --
at the synagogue. Games, priz4
and refreshments will be featured,
according to Mrs. Arthur Green-
wald, school director. Mrs. Louis
Fein is chairman. The public is
invited.
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