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I told her,'We'll return the money to
your children!"
A few, Goldberg says, have sent
their money to support the class even
though they don't plan to attend.
Other Central '50 graduates assist-
ing Wayne are Phyllis Novetsky
and Ann Benderoff of Southfield;
Carl Gilbert and Joe Rose of West
Bloomfield; and Chuck Sachse of
Bloomfield Hills.
As for the two classmates who
were pregnant at the time of gradu-
ation? That's a tale for another time
— maybe at the 70th anniversary
reunion.
Detroit Central High School Class of
1950s 60th reunion will begin at 6 p.m.
Sunday, July 18, at Glen Oaks Country
Club, Farmington Hills. The $75 cost
includes a si-down dinner and dancing.
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Central Won't Close
Detroit Central High School
is not on the Detroit Public
Schools' closing list, and DPS
"is committed to keeping
Central open," according to
DPS Communications Director
Steve Wasko.
More than 40 DPS schools,
including several high schools,
are closing following a review
by emergency financial man-
ager Robert Bobb. Not only
will Central remain open, but
it also will be part of a full
DPS campus. The site is on
Tuxedo Street near Linwood
on Detroit's west side.
Dubbed the Central
Collegiate Academy, the site
will include Durfee Elementary
School, grades K-8; Central,
grades 9-12; and a satellite
campus from "a major state
university," Wasko said, adding
that this news will be officially
announced soon.
"We have too much money
invested in Central to close
the school now," Wasko
said, adding DPS spent $54
million on Central in recent
years, building an addition
to the rear of the school and
making many technology
improvements.
— Bill Carroll, Central Class of 1950