Central High School - Centralite Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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1sf Row: Helen Nash, Lorraine Schiff, F. Mellman, A. Liebovifch, A. Mifchell. 2nd Row: F. Robinson, 49 FELICITAT C. Dean, A. Manning, F. Rifeman, R. Reid. Sfanding: M. Zieve. 3rd Row: Miss Flynn, J. Janeway, P. Boraks, R. Wollr, A. Rubiner. VALE 4 LATIN A familiar sfrain comes 'rhrough 'rhe air- i+'s Moonligh+ Becomes You. Buf fhe words are Lafin-imagine a popular song in a classical language! This is only one of fhe many proiecfs of fhe Lafin Club +his year. Under fhe supervision of Miss Margaref E. Flynn, fhe Lafin sfudenfs heard among ofher fhings, a ridiculous safire, Why Caesar Crossed fhe Rubicon. Proving Lafin is far from a dead language, a group of Lafin sfudenfs learned how fhe Lafin language has af- fecfed fhe confemporary world. Reorganized affer a 'I'erm of forpor, fhe club began wifh a bang, joining fhe nafion-wide Junior Classical League. Plays, reporfs, songs, poefry followed-an alfogefher modern Classical Sociefy. FRENCH . . . Oui, Mlle. Ward, and Reuben Silver, presidenf, closed fhe door and welcomed 'rhe members of fhe Cercle Fran- cais . . . During +wo semesfers, on sixfeen differenf Mondays, Cenfral sfudenfs were seen emerging from fhe shadowy corridors and sfeering foward room 3I7. Each one had 'rhe proud, mysferi- ous, Je parle francais glinf in his eye. From fime fo fime, fhe fwo champions of French hospifalify, Presidenf Silver, or Vice-Presidenf Efhel Levine, would bob ouf in fhe hall fo see how many more were iusf around fhe corner. Inside, smiling chef de programme, Edifh Feinberg, an- nounced: plays foday, or games, skifs, guesfs from Posf and Durfee, M. Resweber from Wayne Universify, Miss Asfleford from fhe French Forever Sociefy, open discussion, invifafion fo a meefing af Norfhern, impressionisfic music, communify singing, original poems, parfy-refreshmenfs. The officers were fhe same for bofh semesfers, excepf for Barbara Eder, who succeeded January grad' Amy Mendelssohn in faking roll and keeping minufes. VLYW 151' Row-S. Kogan, A. Lipsifz, S. Schwarfz, R. Feldman, B. Ribiaf, L. Crone, B. Eder, A. Shenlrer. 2nd Row-M. Dix, Miss Ward, V. Maher, N B. Rosenfield, A. Mendelson, E. Levine, R. Silver, E. Feinberg, S. Baker, R. Pergamenf, S. Brown, L. Wexler. 3rd Row-S. Frank, N. Spielberg, L. Talrser, M. Talrser, M. Fisher, D. Weiner, M. Dunivan, R. Berman, E. Sandweiss, L. Lichfensfein, S. Jacobs, D. Schecfer, D. Lyons, S. Lichfig, B. Mefz, B. Fergamenf, J. Seifz, L. Kline, P. Morgan. 4+h Row-l. Glick, R. Goldberg, J. Neufeld, M. Drashin, A. Goldman, L. Kramer, B. Kurz. 0 Gallia esf omnis clivisa in parfes fres . . . Twenfy-fwo