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FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1991
ESTHER LEAH MEER
LAURIE REMER
JONATHAN ROSENBAUM
JODI RUBIN
Beth Jacob
West Bloomfield
Southfield-Lathrup
West Bloomfield
Meer is a leader of Bnos
Agudath Yisroel Shabbat
youth group, Phi Beta Kappa,
and the recipient of a State of
Michigan Competitive Scho-
larship Award. She has been
awarded a four-year merit
scholarship to Wayne State
University. She plans to con-
tinue religious studies next
year in Israel, and enjoys
reading and creative writing.
Remer, a valedictorian at
West Bloomfield, will attend
the University of Michigan to
study health sciences. She is
treasurer of the National
Honor Society, co-editor of the
school yearbook, and captain
of the pompon squad for two
years.
Rosenbaum will attend the
University of Michigan where
he plans to study communica-
tions. He is Phi Beta Kappa,
a member of National Honor
Society, Scholars Plus, and a
Michigan Competitive Scho-
larship qualifier. He was
awarded a varsity letter in
basketball and was elected to
the Student Bar. He served as
membership chairman and
programming vice president
for Rose AZA, and has com-
peted in the Maccabi Youth
Games.
Rubin, summa cum laude at
West Bloomfield, will attend
the University of Michigan
and plans to study medicine.
She was a member of the var-
sity pompon squad for three
years, was activities editor on
the yearbook staff, is in the
National Honor Society, and
will graduate from Hebrew
High School at Temple Israel.
NICHOLE RUDOLPH
MARA SCHONBERG
ELISABETH SCHREIBER
West Bloomfield
Akiva
DEBBY SCHULER
Southfield-Lathrup
Rudolph is senior class co-
historian, a member of the Na-
tional Honor Society and
Scholars Plus. She is a three-
year varsity softball ' and
basketball player, and co-
captain in basketball. She
played in four Maccabi com-
petitions, participating in
three different sports. She will
attend the University of
Michigan school of art.
Schonberg is ranked
number one in her class and
is graduating summa cum
laude. She will attend the
University of Michigan
Honors College and plans a
career in medicine. She is a
National -Merit Scholarship
commended student, and has
been awarded a $1,000
scholarship from the Tylenol
Company and Coca-Cola. She
is region president of B'nai
B'rith Girls.
Schreiber was vice president
of the student council, year-
book editor, youth leader in
Bnei Akiva, Young Israel of
Greenfield, and Young Israel
of Southfield. She spent her
senior year studying at
Midreshet Lindenbaum in
Jerusalem. Last year, she was
one of 30 representatives to
AMI/March of the Living in
Poland. Her interests include
creative writing, piano,
drama and dance.
Schuler plays tuba in the S-L
marching band and will at-
tend Wayne State University.
She plans on becoming a
nursery school teacher. She
has done volunteer work for
Cystic Fibrosis, including
area fund-raisers and making
a video for the United Way.
She is also co-president of
S-L's S.A.D.D chapter.
Southfield-Lathrup