Central High School - Centralite Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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RESERVE OFFICERS N Sealed-Sfreng, Silversfein, Sfriks, Fealk, Zabludowsky, Sgf. London, Paulson, Lampear, Paferi, LaSage, Carlson. 1sf Row-Ruskin, Lederman, Rouff, Lachman, Zilber, Greene, Caplan, Sheffer, Parkhursf, Hawkins, Lufz. Znd Row-Bennef, Appel, Karf, Higgens, Moses, Lichfer, G. Meis- ner, Perigian, Kepes, Hoberman, Granf. 3rd Row-Erlick, Lupiloff, Walker, Sfern, Souder, Venning, Husfon, Rosenweig, Dee. 4fh Row-Boles, Miller, Zacks, Ruskin, Garenrich, Gilbur. Only a few years ago, an R.O.T.C. uniform sfood for nofhing more fhan a well drilled high school boy. Buf foday, every- fhing is changed. The R.O.T.C. cadefs spend exfra hours in fhe Armory, drilling, pracficing, and shoofing. lf is fhe R.O.T.C. fhaf fakes charge in case of air raid or alerf. If is fhe R.O.T.C. fhaf assisfs in rafioning, regisfering, and ofher war-fime fasks. And how was fhis change broughf abouf? Sergeanf Clyde London and his associafes are fhe answer. Realizing fhe need for a new fype of fraining, R.O.T.C. heads devised a new program wifh fhe accenf on ofher phases of warfare besides mere drilling. Today finds each cadef fhoroughly familiar wifh acfual combaf facfics. Each is pre- pared fo fake his place on fhe bafflefields of fhe world. Buf even if our boys af Cenfral never see a foreign baffle- ground, never know fhe meaning of a forced march, or never experience fhe desperafion fhaf comes wifh long hours of sleepless vigilance, fhey will af leasf have benefifed from fhe discipline of body and mind offered by fhe Reserve Officers' Training Corps. Seafed-Carn, Cohen, Griffin, Allerfon, Jacobs, Zabludowsky, Hines, Chance, Guidaf, Himmel, Berry. lsr Row-Beck, Broder, Horwifz, Gray, Alfred, Burf, Kommisar, Bokolor, Beardsley, Abrams. Bleimeisfer, Erlick. Znd Row-Johnson, Horwifz, Burfon, Dobis, Ginsburg, Henry, Fein- berg, Guidof, Gofflieb, Friedman. 31d Row-Gofflieb, Gordon, Fiscus, Kay, Edder, Brown, Bushway, Jashlove. 4fh Row-Goldwrafh, Bararnore, Kurland, Jeross, Engles. 0 The square of fhe hypofenuse equals . . . Fourfeen

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SCIENTISTS Guided by Cen+ral's popular Mr. Panush, fhe Science Club comple+e anofher significanf year of i+s hisfory. Alfhough members look forward +o 'rhe informafive lecfures and fhe inferesling +rips, +he mosi' safisfying benefi+s of fhis progres- sive organizarion resul+ from fhe s+imula+ing meefings. Here +he l.C. so dearly beloved by Mr. Fishbaine is freely ex- hibifed, for fhe Science Club +radi+ionally a++rac+s +he more Top Picfure-1sf Row-J. Spil ken, P. Epsfein, G. Seel. J Franzblau, E. Jacob, D. Oppen heim, S. Perlis, B. Shaffer, G Kozin. 2nd Row-R. Gach, M Lax, H. Grabow, J. Davis, B Walfers, T. Rosenberg, S. Seles nick, M. Perlis. scholasfically minded s+uden+s. This year has been an especailly full one, since fhe club has been aHempfing 'ro keep abreasl' of fhe sfream of fechno- logical improvemen+s +ha+ develop during war+ime. Problems of aeronaufics, chemisfry, physics and mafhe- mafics were ably aHaclced by +he club, led by Henry Krivifslcy, Sanford Perlis and Gellerf Seel. 1sf Row-L. Lerner, H. Silver Fink, P. Levine, P. Apple baum. 2nd Row-E. Leash, R Leash, B. Eder, E. Feinberg, H Kriveisky, R. Mandor, J. Horo wiiz, A. Hovsepian, A. Shufro, A. Schwarfz, M. Sharpe, M Schecfer, Mr. Panush. 0 HZSO4 plus Cu . . . Sixfeen