30—Friday, June 3, 1966
THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Beth Aaron to Pay Tribute to Grads
Cong. Beth Aaron's Sabbath
morning service Saturday will he
dedicated to the graduates of the
Beth Aaron branch of the United
Hebrew Schools.
Members of the class will par-
ticipate in the service and will
chant the entire Torah reading for
the day. Honored also will be the
The SOLOMON SEGALL FAM- children of Beth Aaron who are
ILY, 20065 St. Marys, will celebrate
an event June 12: three of their
five children will be graduating 19 Jewish Cadets
from the three levels of the United to Be Commissioned
Hebrew Schools. Steven, a seventh
NEW YORK — Eighteen Jewish
grader at Coffey Junior High, will cadets who will be commissioned
be graduating from the Esther as officers at graduating exercises
Berman Branch. He plans to follow Sunday at the U.S. Military, Naval
in the footsteps of his older broth- and Air Force academies, and a
ers and sister by going on to the 19th who w a s commissioned
Hebrew High School. Neil, an 11th Wednesday at the U.S. Merchant
grader at Henry Ford High School, Marine Academy will receive in-
will be graduating the Hebrew scribed copies of the Bible from
High School. Marcia, who gradu- the National Jewish Welfare Board
ates Monteith College at Wayne Commission on Jewish Chaplaincy •
State University a few days before,
The Bibles will be presented a t
will graduate with a Hebrew teach- special baccalaureate services
er's certificate from the Midrasha, Wednesday as part of the year-
College of Jewish Studies. Mark, round religious program provided
a freshman at Wayne, received his at the academies by Jewish chap-
Hebrew high school diploma two lains recruited and served by the
years ago. Ronald, the youngest, Commission on Jewish Chaplaincy.
is doing his preliminary Jewish
The Military Academy at West
studies at the Shalom Aleichern Point will commission eight Jewish
nursery school.
cadets as second lieutenants.. A
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ninth cadet who is not Jewish has
been attending Jewish services at
ALAN J. GOLDMAN, son of Mr. the academy for three years.
and Mrs. David A. Goldman of Mill-
The U.S. Naval Academy at An-
brook Rd., Farmington, has re- napolis will commission six Jewish
ceived a National Science Founda- cadets as ensigns, and the Air
tion Award for undergraduate re- Force Academy at Colorado
search in zoology at.the University Springs will commission four Jew-
of Michigan. He will be working on ish graduates as second lieuten-
the effects of caging on the activity ants.
patterns of small mammals. The
The Jewish chaplains at the
entire project has been set up by U.S. lVlilitary, Naval, Air Force
the Atomic Energy Commission. and Merchant Marine academies
Goldman is a 1963 graduate of are, respectively, Rabbis Avraham
Mumford High school and is enter- Soltes and Rabbi Morris D. Rosen- 1
ing his senior year at the uni- blatt, and Chaplains Henry D. Ar-
versity.
row and Samuel Teitelbaum.
outth Pale
They Made the Grade
SOLOMAN FRANKEL, son of
Reverend and Mrs. Gerson Fran-
kel, 1341 Dartmouth, Oak Park,
will graduate from the Teachers
Seminary of the Ner Israel Rab-
binical College, Baltimore, June
15. The Teachers Seminary, co-
sponsored with Torah Umesorah,
the national society for the estab-
lishment of Hebrew days 'schools,
trains teachers for the ever-in-
creasing number of day schools
in this country.
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BRUCE KUTNICK, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Aaron Kutnick of Wood-
ingham Dr., was admitted to Phi
Beta Kappa honorary society at
Wayne State University in May.
Charles Feinberg. president of the
Detroit Phi Beta Kappa Club, in-
itiated the award recipients.
* * *
Edye Fagenson, president of the
Greater Detroit Council of Bnai
Brith Girls, has been named re-
cipient of the University of Michi-
gan Regents-Alumni Scholarship
and the State of
Michigan Higher
Education Scho-
larship. Vice
president of Dis-
trict 6 BBG, in-
cluding eight
states and four
Canadian prov-
inces, Edye will
graduate Phi
Beta Kappa and
magna cum Edye
laude from Henry Ford High
School . A member of the National
Honor Society. she is assistant
student life editor of the yearbook.
Edye, daughter -of. Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Fagenson. 20170 Hubbell,
will attend the University of Michi-
gan where she plans to major in
psychology and social work.
* * *
SELENE D. ADLER, daughter
of Mrs. Sylvia Cooper, 10505 La-
Salle, Huntington Woods, and Mr.
Benjamin Adler of Bronx, N.Y.,
was graduated from the Univer-
sity of Michigan with honors in
history. She was elected to Phi
Beta Kappa and Phi Kappa Phi
henoraries.
Susan Foster Wins
Woody Scholarship
Susan Foster, 14862 Appoline,
a Cooley High School senior, has
been designated as the 1966 win-
ner of the Woody Pontiac Scholar-
ship Award, presented by Wood-
row W. Wood.
Susan was chosen for the schol-
arship by Rabbi Leon Fram of
Temple Israel, the congregation of
which she is a member. Picked
primarily for her musical ability,
Susan will be enabled to take in-
tensive lessons in singing, as well
as attend college.
Recipient of a scholarship from
the Music Study club, Susan plans
to enter Wayne State University
in the fall.
She has appeared with the De-
troit Theater Guild and perform-
and "Les Sylphides," performed
and made recordings for the De-
troit Theatre Guild and perform-
ed dramatic readings from the
Bible for the Detroit Public
School Speech Festival of 1966.
She is a student of Marjorie Gor-
don.
.
Pupils to Go Picnicking
The fourth . annual religious
school Picnic of Temple Beth El,
sponsored by the men's club under
the chairmanship of Dr. Samuel
Millstone, will start 11 a.m. Sun-
day at Kensington Metropolitan
Park, playficqd area.
Diver Dick Morse of Indiana
placed seventh in the one meter
dive events at the nationals and
seventh in the three meter dive
at the NCAA championships.
•
Israeli Panel on Youth
graduating from the Hebrew High
School and the Leadership Teach-
er Training Institute of the United
Hebrew Schools.
Jay Masserman and Dan
Guyer, who are graduating from
the Midrasha, will present the
sermons of the day, a dialogue
on the theme, "Jewish Learning
—the Foundation for a Jewish
Future in America."
Rabbi Benjamin H. Gorrelick
will conduct the service and offer
a charge to the graduates. Cantor
Moses Serensen will chant the
prayers. Following the service, the
parents of the graduates and the
Beth Aaron PTO will serve a
kiddush in their honor.
The University and Professional
Chapter of the American Jewish
Congress will hear an Israeli panel
discuss "Israeli Young Adults" 1:30
p.m. Sunday at the home of Gay
Rothenberg, 28805 Brooks Lane,
Southfield.
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By DOUGLAS ZUSMAN
titled, "These We Honor." Awards
"Stage Door" was presented were given for athletics, school
May 20 and 21. The cast included activities and clubs.
Abby Moran, Margo Bloomberg,
Two years of high honors were given
Sandi Feldman, Debbie Weinberg,
Liz Schlesinger, Sherri Cooper,
Kathy Kover, Carole Krass, Terri
Gallant, Barry. Freedman, Gary
Klinsky and Gene Newman. The
student producer was Barry Freed-
man and student director was Car-
ole Krass.
Eighteen Southfield High School
students were recognized for their
high scholastic standings by Phi
Beta Kappa Alumni Association.
Among the students honored were:
John Abbott, Nancy Ashfal, Mar-
garet Garrison, Louis Glazer, Jef-
frey Hoffman, Ken Kornheiser,
Tobie Kranitz, Sanford Levinson,
Ann Roseby, Ronna Ross, Laura
Snider and Joyce Weinstein.
The University of Michigan re-
cently held its honors convocation
for students who received class
honor, an academic average of 3.5
and above, and for those who earn-
ed an A or "four point" record for
two consecutive terms or more. On
April 1, the following students
from Southfield participated in the
program: Julius Gardin, Sidney
Hantler, Leslie Stern, Randall Zus-
man, Martin Stoneman, Stephen
Handelman, Robert Shiller and
Lola Steinbaum.
Switzerland, Paris and Rome
will become familiar sights to Sue
Greenberg, Eileen Silverman and
Laura Schon, when they go to Eur-
ope as a part of the Foreign Lan-
guage League program.
The 13th annual commencement
exercises of SHS for the class of
1966 will be held at 8 p.m. June
8 in the school gymnasium. The
guest speaker will be Dr. Alfred
W. Storey, of the University of
Michigan.
Southfield School records in golf
fell last week as the Blue Jay golf
team downed Northville, 198-225.
Sophomore Bob Scheuer paced the
scoring with a one-under-par 34,
new nine-hole low for the school.
The old record was 35 by Rick
Johns in 1964.
On May 18, Southfield High
to seniors Jeffrey Hoffman, Robert
Jacobs, Marsha Kaplan, Deborah Keller,
Ken Kornheiser, Tobie Kranitz, David
Krohn, Joan Lessen, Sandford Levin-
son, Linda Rapoport, Donna Silman
and Joyce Weinstein. High Honors for
one year: Marilyn Applebaum, Robert
Berg, Renne Berlin, Wendy Cutler,
Steven Field, Fran Freedman, Judi
Glick, Andrea Goodman, Susan Green-
berg, Milton Gross, David Gunsberg,
Howard Kahn, Jon Kaner, Judi Kerwin,
Jeff Lampert, Susan Levitt, Steve
Lezell, Bruce Luria, David Milberg,
Leon Pedell, Mark Pensler, Morris
Podolsky, Frank Salsburg, Barbara
Schlaff, Dan Schnaar, Murray Sheldon,
Nancy Sheldon, Laura Snider, Jeff
Soffa, Carol Spickler, Nancy Spilker,
Shelley Stulberg, Lynda. Sudlow and
Douglas Zusman.
Honors for two years were given to
senior Jerry Bigelman. Honors for one
year were received by David Baskin,
Ken Fox, Berne Friedman, Barbara
Gleekman, Andrea Greek. Barbara
Greene, Ronna Katzman, Aion Levko,
Tony Moss, Anne Paxton, Richard Perl-
man, Toby Schmidt, Lynn Schneir,
Cheri Segel, Maureen Shubow, Cindy
Shuman, C a t y Spickler - and Kim
Watts.
Honorable Mention for two years
were seniors Carolyn Daitch,
Margaret Garrison, Louis Glazer, Bar-
bara Gold, Howard Gourwitz, Leonard
Newman, Marsha Potoskey, Roberta
Ruby, Janet Shaffer, Deborah Shulman,
Howard Taylor and Louise Z u t a n t.
Honorable Mention for one year: Bar-
bara Alper, Nancy Ashfal, Steve Ben-
dix, Cookie Farber, Eileen Feinberg,
Barbara Gaber, Jim Gervin, Nancy
Godwin, Marc Goldman, Cathy Gorman,
Judi Hack, Charles Hantler, Steve
Hetchman, Garry Ittigson, Carol Layne,
Bruce Levine, Anita Liberman, Robert
Michlin, Robert Paxton, Larry Reitman,
Howard Rubin, Linda' Rubin, David
Saginaw, Marthe Schneider, Laura
Schon, Eileen Silverman, Ed Simon,
Joe Sniderman, Mark Tauber, Sharon
Ushman, Jeff West, Diane West,
James Zuckerman and Steve Zumberg.
Pins were given to the Ten Top
students of the Junior and Senior
Classes. Receiving the pins for the
Juniors were: Judith Glick, Susan
Greenberg, Jon Kaner, Mark Pen-
sler, Morris Podolsky, Barbara
Schlaff and Douglas Zusman. Sen-
iors were: Jeff Hoffman, Ken
Kornheiser, Tobie Kranitz, San-
ford Levinson, Laura Snider and
Joyce Weinstein.
The officers for next year's Jun-
ior class are: Robert Feder, pres-
ident; Judi Rapaport, secretary;
and Site Ellen Chips, board mem-
ber. Officers for next year's senior
class are: Steven Field, vice presi-
dent; Sue Greenberg and Morris
School had an a s s e m b l y en- Podolsky, board members.
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