5/15 1998 94 ERIC FELDMAN SUZANNE FISCHER AMI FLATT JENNIFER FOGEL North Farmington Country Day Akiva Harrison Feldman was president and mem- bership vice president of Kishon AZA, and Michigan Region mem- bership vice president. He will graduate from Adat Shalom's Nosh Drash program. He is captain of the North Farmington Quiz Bowl team, participates in math league, and was a Michigan Math Prize competition finalist. In March, he placed third in his division at the OCC Tech Prep drafting contest. He will attend the University of Michigan College of Engineering. Fischer is a National Merit schol- ar. She twice received poetry prizes at the Lawrence Tech writ- ing contest, and edits her school literary magazine, Spectrum. She acts and sings, was a member of State Honors Choir, and attend- ed Interlochen Arts Camp for four summers. She will attend Oberlin College. Flatt has served on student coun- cil and is on the honor roll. She was an English tutor in the Learning Resource Center and was a Hebrew tutor for the past two years. She is treasurer of the National Conference of Syna- gogue Youth regional board and is on her chapter board. She is a summer volunteer at Yad Ezra and attends Young Israel of Oak Park. She will attend Stern Col- lege for Women in the fall. Fogel is a member of National Honor Society, senior class board, Spanish Club, and Inter- act. She is a mentor to a fourth- grader, has received five Student Excellence Awards, and has par- ticipated in the National Youth Leadership Forum on Law and the Constitution. She has won numerous writing awards and has had three of her poems pub- lished. She will attend the Uni- versity of Michigan. JONATHON FROHLICH LEONID GARBUZOV GALINA GESINA BRIAN GOLDBERG Walled Lake Western Berkley Berkley Groves Frohlich is captain of the tennis team. He has been on the acade- mic honor roll four years and is the recipient of academic excel- lence awards for the past three years. He will attend the Univer- sity of Michigan School of Engi- neering in the fall. Garbuzov was named to the Detroit Association Phi Beta Kappa. He was included in the 29th, 30th, and 31st editions of Gesina received a Berkley letter for academic achievement, was a member of Generation of Promise and student council, and participated in Summer Institute. During senior year, she has tutored bilingual students and, as a hobby, has given crocheting lessons. She won a Regent Schol- arship at Eastern Michigan Uni- versity and will pursue a teaching career. Goldberg is a member of the National Honor Society and Phi Beta Kappa. He is a Michigan Mathematics Competition award winner, first chair in the marching and concert bands, and was named most valuable defensive player on the basketball team. He won outstanding math student and overall student awards at Lawrence Tech's Summer Science Institute. He is a four-year mem- ber of Kishon AZA and will attend the University of Michigan. Who's Who Among American High School Students, and made the dean's list at Oakland Communi- ty College. Upon graduation, he will attend the University of Michigan. 411