THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
United Hebrew School Graduates Announced
The United Hebrew
Schools 1975 graduates will
be honored 10 a.m. June 15
at Cong. Bnai David. The
UHS divisions include the
Midrasha, high school and
branches at Adat Shalom
Synagogue, Cong. Beth
Achim, Cong. Bnai David
and Cong. Bnai Moshe.
Henry Auslander is the
Midrasha graduate.
Hebrew high school grad-
ltes include:
Richard Bardenstein, Elaine
Billes, Nancy Burk, Ellen Eichen,
Leonard Freedman, Jerome Fried-
man, Stuart Goldring, Shirley
Gelbart, Samuel Kinzer, Andrea
Kopelman and Brian Krasner.
Also Leonard Levin, Marci Li-
wazer, Mark Loomus, Ronn Na-
dis, Jerry Lopatin, Robert Rose,
Bruce Tenenbaum, Mark Thir-
man, Elaine Webber, Linda Weiss,
Davida Wilson, Karen Wolf and
Laura Lazarus.
ADAT SHALOM
SYNAGOGUE
Mark Adler, Michael Allweiss,
Steven Alpert, Joanne Altschul,
Shelby Bistrow, Jodi Bittker, Jay
Bomze, Nancy Cantor,- Lisa
Crane, Lora Crane, Robert Ernst ;
Elyse Feldman, Wanda Frishman
and Robert Gorman.
Also Samuel Gray, Scott Grod-
man, Janice Kesner, Risa Kraft,
Charles Levinson, Neil Levy,
Stuart Mandelbaum, Martin Ma-
zer, Debra Neuvirth, Carol New-
man, Cindy Rakotz, Alisa Raut-
bort, Lori Ravitz and David
Raznick.
Simons Details Long Search
for `Face' of General Wayne
An article describing the
25-year effort to get a true
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likeness of one of Detroit's
historic figures, Gen. "Mad"
Anthony Wayne ; is detailed
in the winter issue of
"Detroit in Perspective,"
published by the Detroit
Historical Commission.
Commission President
Leonard N. Simons, com-
munal leader who has been
a member of the Detroit
Historical Commission
since 1948, wrote the article
describing the history of
various art works in Detroit
and throughout the rest of
the country that depict the
general.
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Simons wrote that a
painting of Wayne which
was authenticated, but be-
lieved lost, was discovered in
Pennsylvania, and the De-
troit Historical Museum,
\vas allowed to borrow it for
its Bicentennial exhibit.
Michael Rhodes, Debra Ring,
Lisa Ring, Steven Rotenberg,
David Rubenstein, Rebecca
Schor, Ronald Segall, Michael
Shreeman, Jeffrey Stillman, Alan
Stillman, Dale Taub, Bruce
Weiss, Steven Woronoff and Rob-
ert Zack.
CONG. BETH ACHIM
Aaron Betel, Howard Blitstein,
Aaron Bornstein, Robert Corlin,
Nina Cutler, Niki Disner, Jeffrey
Eisenberg, Robert Goldsmith,
Stephen Gordon, Joseph Gott-
fried, Gary Greenspan, Bruce
Herman, Amy Hoffman, Debbie
Horne, Sherrie Kay, Mark Kline,
Joseph Kozlowski and Alan
Kraus.
Aric Lasher, Jeffrey Lasser,
Bradley Levin, Susan Levin, Amy
Levy, Mark Light, Diana Lisner,
Howard Margolis, Joseph Meis-
ner, Marlene Meyer, Kevin Neff,
Andrew Parker, Vernon Pentel-
nik, Geri Portnoy, Elliott Rosen-
baum and Bruce Rubenstein.
Harvey Salter, James Sattler,
Debbie Schreier, Dori Shelef,
Tanya Shrem, Allen Silver, David
Singer, Michael Sklar, Melanee
Sobel, Mark Sokolov, Beth Sonne,
Jordan Sterns, Jay Tilson, Steven
Velick, Howard Wander, Robert
Weinfeld, Jeffrey Weisserman and
Mark Wolf.
CONG. BNAI DAVID
Jeffrey Aichenbaum, Ethan
Aron, Stuart Binke, Alan Brawer,
Gregg Citron, Steven Dines,
Barry Edelstein, Arnie Friedman,
Cheryl Ginns, Richard Hammer,
Scott Herwitz, Steven Hirsch,
Marlin Hoffman, Eric Kaman,
Michael Kaufman, Marc King,
Ronald Kurtz, Susan Kushner,
Ethan Laucke, Jeffrey Leider,
Michael Levin, Steven LeVine and
Allan Lifton.
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DAVID BITTKER
He is vice chairman of the
Michigan Region Advisory
Board of the Anti-Defama-
tion League and on the
board of the Wayne State
University Bnai Brith Hillel
Foundation. He is vice presi-
dent of the Bnai Brith Cov-
enant Credit Union and this
past year was chairman of
the Bnai Brith Youth Serv-
ices Appeal.
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Jeffrey Kravitz, Ernest
Shaw and Martin Weston;
secretaries, Sanford
Friedman and Harold
Zuker; and treasurer,
John Anstandig. David
Levine is Chaplain.
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