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May 23, 2024 - Image 96

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2024-05-23

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MAY 23 • 2024 | 91

1. A certificate awarded by a school to

show that you graduated. (7 letters)

_ _ _ _ _ _ _

2. Former students of a school

(6 letters)

_ _ _ _ _ _

3. Widely known and acknowledged

especially for distinctive excellence

(6 letters)

_ _ _ _ _ _

4. A body of students meeting

regularly to study the same subject

(5 letters)

_ _ _ _ _

5. The student who ranks second

highest in a graduating class

(14 letters)

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

6. Gobbled up (6 letters)

_ _ _ _ _ _

Word Play

The last letter of each answer is the first letter of the next.
Can you figure them out?

JUST FOR FUN

Two men, a Jew and a gentile,
were marooned on a desert
island. The gentile immediately
got to work, dragging rocks
to spell out “SOS” in huge
letters on the beach, gathering
driftwood to build a bonfire and
thinking about ways to build a
boat.

The Jew, however, merely sat
on the beach and waited.
“What’s the matter with you?”
the gentile exclaimed. “Don’t
you want to be rescued?”
The Jew said calmly, “Look, I
live in a city with a big Jewish
Federation. Last year, I donated
a million dollars to them. The

year before, I donated a million
dollars to them. This year,
wherever I am, they’ll find me!”

(Source: Aish.com)

Jewish
Jokeof the Week

See answers in
next week’s issue.
For answers to
the May 16 puzzle,

see page
79.

MAY 23 • 2024 | 91

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