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

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SALU DOS GREETINGS i l 1sf Row-L. Kemper, H. Aiken, J. Goodman, G. Jurasic, F. Lasser, A. Zeidman. 2nd Row-P. Lipchinsky, B. Kurz, E. Rappaporf, B. Weisenfeld, J. Becker, T. Langer, P. Goldberg. 3rd Row-S. Sonenklar, S. Grundy, A. Shufro, A. Levy, A. Silversfein, G. Silverman, J. Yanich, E. Blumberg. SPANISH Realizing fhe imporfance of friendly relafions wifh fheir neighbors, fhe Cenfral Hispanic Sociefy was reorganized under fhe sponsorship of Mr. John Madonna. Early in fhe year members became acquainfed wifh our soufhern friend, Ecuador, fhrough a falk by Miss Slyfield: ofher programs included playing bingo in Spanish, and various ofher enfer- faining games. The year was climaxed by a program ioinfly sponsored wifh fhe Civic Club in celebrafion of Pan America day. Foundafions for a fine fufure were laid in fhe fall ferm under fhe guidance of club officers, Sol Sonenklar, Presidenfg Arfhur Silversfein, Vice-Presidenfg June Becker Secrefary, and Joseph Yanich, Treasurer. The Club moved info high speed in fhe second semesfer when Allan Levy, Evelyn Rap- poporf, Janice Goodman and Arfhur Shufro fook over fhe execufive posifions. Scribes from all parfs of Cenfral reversed posifions wifh fheir penmanship equipmenf fourfh hour each Tuesday, leffing fhe Quill and Scroll fake fhem in hand. Af meefings, fhey learned whaf ofher scribblers, such as Benef, O. Henry, and fellow members accomplished. Despife fhe seriousness of purpose, however, laughfer, originalify, and wif predomi- nafecl. They discussed propaganda analysis, Russian lifera- fure, and wrofe spring poefry. Bofh semesfers fhere were impressive inifiafion ceremonies wifh music, refreshmenfs, and personal messages from fhe nafional sponsors. Membership in fhe Quill and Scroll is limifed fo fhose who have had arficles prinfed in one of fhe school publicafions-a selecf group, as can be seen. QUILL AND SCROLL eufed-H. Fine, A. Shenker, E. enberg, R. Medal, B. Walfers, A. line, S. Levinson, J. Wilk, Mr. ishbaine. Sfanding-L. Rosenfhal i. Kurian, J. Sloan, L. Diamond . Levine, S. Jacobson, A. Koppy. l 0 Ce sonf les cadefs de Gascogne . . . Twenfy-fbree