Vicki Jerris to Marry
Alex Berman in July
MISS VICKI JERRIS
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Jerris of
Kipling Ave., Oak Park, announce
the engagement of their daughter
Vicki Rene to Alex Berman, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Berman
of Jeanette Rd., Southfield.
A July wedding is planned.
Cass Tech Senior
Sheryl Silver Wins
Junior Miss Crown
Scandinavian Students to Receive
Grateful Americans' Scholarships
Eight to 10 young people from ships. These include the Arie and
Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Ida Crown Scholarship endowed by
Finland will be granted scholar- Cot. Henry Cr own and his son,
ships worth 22,500 Danish Kroner Robert Crown of Chicago; and the
(almost $3,000) each for study in Dorothy F. Lichtenstein Scholar-
the United States during the acad- ship endowed by Fred Fox of Phil-
emic year beginning September adelphia,
1968 by the Thanks to Scandinavia
While the fund began in New
Fund, it was announced by the York as a private and informal
fund's president, Richard Netter effort by a few individuals, it has
of New York.
been put on a more organized foot-
Established in 1963, the fund has ing during the past two years.
already distributed 36 scholarship
Netter paid special tribute to
grants, supplemented in some cases Victor Borge, Danish-American
by board and lodging at college pianist - comedian and national
fraternity houses.
chairman of the fund, who has
Netter said the fund was started given many concerts in its benefit.
to commemorate, as a moral guide- He also noted that Elliott Arnold,
post for succeeding generations, the author of "A Night of Watching,"
courage of the Scandinavian coun- the novel is about the Danish resis-
tries in protecting their Jewish tance, has also taken part in fund-
communities from Hitler's "final raising activities.
"We originally set a target of
solution" in World War II.
By the end of 1968, which will
7,500,000 (Danish Kroner) for the
mark the 25th anniversary of the fund," Netter said recently. "Now
rescue of the Danish Jewish we have decided to eliminate any
community, the fund hopes to limit to the perpetual endowment
grant up to 20 scholarships an- for these scholarships."
"People do not contribute to the
nually, Netter declared.
Over 2,500 persons have now fund because they feel that the
contributed more than 3,000,000 young people of Scandinavia want
Swedish Kronor to the fund, he or need charity," Net ter said.
said. Donations have ranged from "They do it because of a convic-
small amounts to large endowments tion that it is terribly imperative
—187,500 Danish Kroner or more- that the young people of both
-of specifically named scholar- America and Scandinavia—the gen-
Sheryl Silver, honor student at
Cass Technical High School, was
awarded the title "Detroit's Junior
Miss, 1968" Dec. 30 at the Junior
Miss Pageant at the Sheraton-
Cadillac Hotel. The Detroit Pag-
eant is sponsored by the Detroit
Jaycees.
Cheryl competed with 32 other
senior high school students in the
pageant that places emphasis on
the ideal high school senior girl.
She was judged
in scholastic
achievement,
poise and appear-
ance.creative
and performing
arts and mental;
alertness.
Sheryl will coin
pete for the Mich-
igan Junior Miss
Crown Jan. 27-28
Sheryl
in Pontiac at
Pontiac Northern High School. The
State Junior Miss winner will then
go to Mobile, Ma., to compete for
the national honor in March.
A pretty 5' 3" brunette, Sheryl
is a member of the National Honor
Society, and National Thespian So-
ciety. She holds a Phi Beta Kappa
Junior Key, Elmira College key
and National Council of English
Teachers Writing Award. She play-
ed the lead in the school musical
"How to Succeed" and was a stu-
dent of "Skin of Our Teeth."
This week, Sheryl was chosen
district winner in the Veteran of
Foreign Wars speech contest,
"Voice of Democracy." She spoke
on "Freedom's Challenge." Her
speech will be entered in the state
finals later this month.
The daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
I. Walter Silver, 18481 Fairfield,
Sheryl's hobbies range from sculp-
ture, classical piano, singing, ball-
et and writing to swimming, tennis
and skating. She has also modeled
and has appeared in three televi-
sion dramatic performances.
Her talent in the Detroit Junior
Miss Pageant centered around the
musical comedy number, "Walk-
ing Happy."
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