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Spring Graduates Announced
Spring is the time for
graduations, confirmations
and consecrations and sev-
eral area congregations are
announcing their scheduled
ceremonies.
Cong. Beth Shalom will
hold graduation exercises at
8:30 p.m. services today.
Graduates to be honored
are: Aaron Darsky, Elaine
Fritz, Lisa Goldstein, Phil-
lip Goodman, Marc Lefton,
Bruce Littky, Adam Perrin,
erry Schwartz, Carolyn
klarchyk and Howard
Stone.
The Birmingham Temple
will hold graduation cere-
monies at a family Shavuot
service 7:30 p.m. today in
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school first graders will be
part of the evening's
agenda. A new service by
students of the eighth
grade, under the direction of
Judith Schneider, will be
presented.
Awards also will be pre-
sentetl.
Temple Israel will
graduate 45 young men
and women from its high
school at Sabbath serv-
ices 8 p.m. today.
Highlighting the award
ceremonies will be the pre-
sentation of the John R.
Herman Award of a six-
month Eisendrath Interna-
tional Exchange student
scholarship for study in Is-
rael.
Valedictorians at the
service will be Patricia
Seyburn and Amy Hoffman.
Graduates are:
Steven Arbit, Ronda Barak,
Ilene Beneson, Jeffrey Berlin,
Kenneth Berman, Douglas Co-
hen, Daryl Conn, Adam Cooper,
Lisa Danto, Marc Davis, Jack
Folbe, Ross Foner, Bennett
Frank, Aaron Freedlander,
Richard Freeman.
Others are: Jeffrey Ginter,
Helene Goldberg, Lori Gordon,
Mark Greenberg, Amy Hoffman,
Steven Kay, Laurie Klein, Steven
Krasnick, Audrey Lubin, Berton
May, Robert Mayer, Louis
Millman, Lee Morof, Gayle
Moyer, Lisa Pernick.
Also Julie Pickett, Brenda Re-
chter, Howard Rudin, Paula
Schane, Jeffrey Schriber, Gary
Schwartz, Patricia Seyburn,
Fred Shapiro, Sherwin Stoor-
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Cong. Shaarey Zedek will
hold its graduation cere-
monies for students in the
senior, junior and elemen-
tary departments of the
religious school 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday in the main
sanctuary. A reception will
follow.
Graduates include:
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Cheryl Blau, Lauren Blumens-
tein, Suzanne Daitch, Jerome
Glen, Shelley Green, Risa Hand-
ler, Wendy Joyrich, Michael
Katz, Bradley Levin, Sharon
Manello, Miriam Steinberg,
Gayle Young.
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Alyse Belkin, Denise Brodsky,
Evan Chudnow, Margaret Co-
hen, Debra Feldman, Laura
Fine, Caroline Frank, Stephan
Galens, Sylvia Greenberg, De-
nnis Haas, Valerie Hayman,
Brian Hermelin, Bruce Jackson,
Elizabeth Kaner, Laura Katz,
Lisa Kirsch, Benjamin Konstan-
tin, Julie Levenson, Barry
Meyer, Susan Moss, Jan Mit-
tenthal, Theodore Raimi, Amy
Robinson, Michelle Rubinstein,
Melinda Saulson, Jill Schlafer,
Stacey Shagrin, Debi Stein, Ellen
Sternhill, Bonnie Tobin, Marci
Uzansky, Lisa Weinberg, Carrie
Weiner, Lisa Yorke, Lisa Zalla,
Monica Zirkin.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Anne Adelson, Daniel Bayer,
Ilene Belkin, Barbara Blum,
Wendy Bolton, Mark Borman,
Kevin Bortnick, Laura
Boykansky, Jonathan Brode,
Lisa CantOr, Carol Cohen, Marc
Cohen, Lauren Dembs, Darin
Edelheit, Elizabeth Eisenberg,
Jody Eisenstein, Joshua Fires-
tone, Craig Foster, Judith Ga-
lens, Robert Gilman, Wendy
Goldstein, Marc Gould, Karen
Gordon, Benita Green, Natalie
Greenspan, Eric Grosinger, Seth
Himelhoch, Julie Hoffert, Kathy
Katz, Tracey Kaufman, Wendy
Kirsch, Howard Klausner, Scott
Kliger, Michael Knoll, Suzanne
Kolendar, Eric Kovan, Carolyn
Kraft, Joel Krugel, David Kush-
ner, Ilana Kutinsky, Pamela
Laker, David Levi, Dona Levit,
Jody Lipshaw, Kevin Lis, Marc
Lofman, Kevin Lublin, Emily
Meyerson, Nancy Pont, Joel
Portnoy, Jeff Provizer, Julianne
Purther, Robert Roth, Amy Sa-
bin, Kimberly Sabin, Dina
Schechter, Brian Schiff, Julie
Schwartz, Rachel Schwartz,
Andrea Shagrin, Theodore
Sherman, Amy Simmer, Joshua
Simon, Stuart Solway, Randall
Soverinsky, Michelle Starler,
Melissa Sternhill, Jason Stone,
Bonnie Stotsky, Kenneth Toft,
Mark Uzansky, Matthew Weber,
Stephanie Weiner, Julie Wein-
garden, Sheila Winkelman, Ste-
ven Zalla.
Consecration services at
Shaarey Zedek will be held
10 a.m. June 8. The consec-
ration class is comprised of
Michele Averbuch, Shari Be-
aver, Lisa Blau, Linda Bairn,
Jane Brumer, Bonnie Feuerman,
Andrea Frazein, Elise Gendloff,
Charyl Gordon, Sara Gordon,
Susan Grant, Monica Katz, Ellen
Katzman, Deborah Kaufman,
Robin Kaufman, Nancy Korn,
Terri Kovan, Gwen Levitt, Mar-
cie Lublin, Cheryl Luckoff, Leah
Nickamin, Ronna Perlman,
Laurie Sabin, Anne Shapiro, Jill
Siegel, Sheryl Singer, Lisa Sol-
eymani, Miriam Spiwak, Cheryl
Starler, Ellen Straus, Karen
Weinfeld and Janet Williams.
Out of Running?
WASHINGTON
Former Treasury Secretary
William Simon appears to
have hurt his chances of
being Ronald Reagan's
running-mate on the Re-
publican ticket.
According to Newsweek
magazine, Reagan advisers
are concerned about voter
reaction to Simon's in-
volvement in a Saudi Ara-
bian investment group.
Tiff DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
e a fn un g e U e r
NEW YORK — Theodore
R. Mann, chairman of the
Conference of Presidents of
Major American Jewish
Organizations, in a recent
statement, reminded Jews
throughout A_ merica of the
Cambodian problem and
urged them to support the
current relief efforts being
made on behalf of the refu-
gees.
Mann said that contribu-
tions may be made through
the American Jewish Joint
Distribution Committee, 60
E. 42nd St., New York, N.Y.
10017 or the Synagogue
Council of America, 432
Park Ave. S., New York,
N.Y. 10016. Checks should
be made out to the "Cam-
bodia Relief Fund."
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