Adat Shalom
Lauds Students
The Adat Shalom family will honor
its confirmation and graduation
classes of 2002 at Nosh 'n Drash
Shabbat Friday evening, May 24.
Confirmation students will lead
Shabbat services beginning at 6 p.m.
A Shabbat dinner will follow.
Beginning at 8:15 p.m., the gradu-
ates will present a program on the
importance of Jewish education.,
The high school students will be
called to the bimah in acknowledge-
ment of this year's study, and both
graduating seniors and confirmands
will receive special recognition.
Nosh `n Drash is Adat Shalom's
Monday evening dinner-activities-
education program for high school
students. It is endowed by Lillian
Wine and family in memory of
Irving Wine. The confirmation pro-
gram is endowed by the Knopper
family in memory of Judith Lowe
Knopper. A special oneg Shabbat
will follow the service.
This year's confirmands are Sara
Abrin, Steven Baum, Jordan Berman,
Sandra Berman, Eric Bernstein, Colin
Boocker, Michael Colton, Cara
Duschinsky, Aaron Ellias, Joanna
Feldman, Joshua Felsenfeld, Brian
Globerman, Kyle Goldman, Allison
Goldin, Allison Gordon, Elyse
Handelman, Emily Jaffe, Michele Katz,
Joshua Katzenstein, Sam Langberg,
Annie Layno-Moses, Aaron Lebovic,
Shoshana Levine, Noah Levinson, Erica
Lewis, Michael Leiberman, Ariella Lis,
Ruth MacNeille, Ilyse Magy, Jessica
Newman, Benjamin Raphelson,
Matthew Robins, Jamie Rubin, Sarah
Sallen, Jamie Schare, Evan Schwartz,
Shana Supowit, Alyssa Trotsky, Adam
Vieder, Emily Walters, Emily
Weingarten, Lauren Weiss, Daniel
Wiener, Jaimee Wine, Lauren Wolok,
Zachary Yost, Jennifer Zimberg.
Graduating from Adat Shalom's high
school program are Amanda Benkoff,
Zachary Berg, Ilan Brandvain, Justin
Ceresnie, Hannah Dworkis, Pamela
Feingold, Daniel Fischer, Rob Frankel,
Jodie Friedman, Lauren Garfield, Alison
Goldberg, Pamela Goldfaden, Hilary
Goldin, David Goldman, Geoffrey
Gordon, Louise Greenstein, Jaclyn
Heller, Benjamin Klein, Marisa
Kowalsky, Joshua Lebovic, Sara Levin,
liana Levinson, Anne Lieberman,
Rachel Lubetsky, Melissa Lutz, Daniel
Margolis, Ben Michalson, Jason Pesick,
Jessica Robins, Zachary Roth, Lindsey
Schostak, David Schwartz, Matthew
Shiffman, Hilary Sinkoff, Sandra
Stoller, Daniel Storchan, Melissa
Turbow and Sarah Williams.
Emanu-El Honors
Euni, Cantor Rose
Temple Emanu-El will honor Cantor
Norman and Euni Rose on their 30th
anniversary
with the
synagogue
at a concert
7:30 p.m.
Sunday,
May 18.
The per-
formance is
part of the
yearlong
The Roses
celebration of
the 50th anniversary of the founding of
the temple. A permanent gift will be
dedicated in their honor.
The concert will feature the quartet
Swingset, along with vocalist Susan
Chastain, playing jazz and pop classics
of the 1920s-1940s. The quartet con-
sists of Mike Karoub, jazz cellist; James
Dapogny, jazz pianist; bassist Kurt
Krahnke; guitarist Rod McDonald.
The Roses came to Temple Emanu-
El in 1972 from Buffalo. The cantor, a
tenor, was ordained at the Hebrew
Union College School of Sacred Music.
He has prepared the religious school
students for their bar and bat mitzvot.
Euni led the youth choir for 22 years.
She now teaches at the temple religious
school and sings in the adult choir.
JTS Gala Hears
Dr. Scheindlin
The annual Jewish Theological
Seminary of America gala is sched-
uled for Thursday, May 30, at Adat
Shalom Synagogue. Proceeds will go
for student scholarships.
This year's Sybil
Goldman Memorial
speaker will be Dr.
Raymond R.
Scheindlin, whose
topic will be "A
Jewish View of
Islam-Post Sept. 11."
Dr. Scheindlin will
speak not only from
Dr. Raymond
his formal back-
Scheindlin
ground as a leading
scholar on medieval
Judaism and Islam,
but also his experience with the
New York State Attorney General's
Task Force on terrorism. Doris
Blechman and Sharon Gene are din-
ner co-chairs. For information or
reservations, all the JTS office,
(248) 258-0055.
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p.m. Tuesday-May.
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