Central High School - Centralite Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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LIBRARY Seofed-S. Kahayrian, R. Land, F. Tchor, E. Pangborn, E. lsenberg, S. Lasfar, J. Wilk, Miss Hahn, P. Gluck, M. Penfelnek. Sfcmding- A. Manning, C. McLaughlin, J. Fink, M. Rossi, G. Robbins, P. Lowery, D. Block, S. Sfone. Who said nofhing new every happens af Cen- fral? This year a new club, fhe Chess and Checker Club, was conceived and organized. This is unique nof only in fhaf fhe club broughf abouf an innovafion in Cenfral buf also because of fhe franquillify of all fhe meefings. Of course Sheldon Selesnick, fhe club presidenf, may be seen wielding a gavel fufilely, affempf- ing fo draw some affenfion from fhe chessboards CHESS Oufer Row-S. Slein, L. Jaroff, R Weinsfock, H. Rubin, Mr. Coafs Mr. Offewell, A. Shufro, G. Seel J. Neufeld, H. Heilbronner. Af Table-G. Saver, M. Gordon versfein, N. Wexler, J. Hurwifz Back fo Camera-E. Jacob, R Mondor, S. Solomon. fo himself. And fhere, foo, one would see Leon Jaroff, Secrefary-Treasurer, running abouf frying fo collecf dues, and also Hans Heilbronner, acfivify chairman, franfically affempfing fo or- ganize a fournamenf. Jusf fhe same, fhe club runs smoofhly under fhe sponsorship of Mr. Alfred Offewell and Mr. Roscoe J. Coafs. Chess and checker enfhusiasfs meef each Wednesday, moving men and pawns on check- ered boards, frying fo besf fhe opposing force. The Library . . . calm . . . silenf . . . maiesfic . . . sublime. A refuge from fhe husfling, bus- fling of a busy school. A reservoir of knowledge prinfed on pages encased befween leafher covers. Ficfion, hisfory, poefry, shorf sfories . . . The Library Sfaff . . . efficienf . . . diligenf . . . Ever willing fo imparf bifs of much needed 0 If is fhe dufy of fhe affirmafive . . . Twenfy-four knowledge. The keepers of fhe books, fhe shelf sfraighfeners, fhe overdue book collecfors . . . The Librarian, Miss Hahn . . . friendly . . . help- ful . . . appreciafive . . . insfrucfive. Always working, yef never foo busy fo smile, greef you. A solver of research problems, a walking ency- clopedia of liferary reference . . . R. Robinson, H. Plofnick, L. Sil-

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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

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GLEEFUL GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Dozens of pairs of eyes in+en+ly regard Miss Brolcaw's hands, and dozens of voices rise and fall in perfec+ accord each fime +he Girls' Glee Club pracfices. Here is where much lime is spenf in preparing for rhe Spring Fesfival. Here are The planning, fhe learning, and 'lhe pracficing 'I'ha+ resulf in +he programs given by Cen+ral's Music Deparfmenl. sf Row-A. Berberian, H. Prag, H. Cornfield. 2nd Row-R. Benner, B. Weisenfeld I. Bello, l. McMullen, L. Kanler, C. Mazurelr, Mrs. Brokaw. 3rd-M. Klein . Solomon, R. Green, E. Kozloff, R. Kallman, L. Lichlensfein, G. Schwarfzl 4. Roden. 4fh Row-E. McDonald, E. Bernslein, B. Lumby, J. Galperin, B. Peflerson I. Ruzuma, B. Elman, M. Lulchanslry, F. Sarlro. - Ji ' Q , , ff Alf' fi 1 H J' ff -Q ,K ,Lf ' ' Row-E. Peclrenpaugh, B. Mendelssohn, M. Sanders, M. Kopniclr, J. Seifz Sfockler, V. Villaire, J. Currie, E. Shlrilevilch, D. Cope. 2nd Row-J. Weihman McDonald, S. Zaff, R. Maldowslcy, D. Babcoclr, L. Efros, L. Coggan, M. Deufsh, Morrow, G. Schwariz, l. McMullen. 3rd Row-M. Wilson, B. Trafner, D. McDer- H, B. Jones, L. Birdsall, L. Krilchman, E. Sherman, L. Oschin, V. Simms, Menkowifz, J. Faber, M. Robinson. 4fh Row-A. Schoerger, D. Klein, P. Rosen- l, G. Harry, H. Goldberg, H. Sfoorman, M. Zieve, M. Taub, L. Harris, D. Lenf. Row-W. Coville, M. Rosenfhal, D. Carlson, B. Cole, P. Balrer, S. Rosenberg, Wei+z, E. Malifz, S. Berman, H. Cohen SONG LEADERS hear America singing, 'rhe varied carols I hear. Obviously Wal+ 1i+man did nor have +he Cenfral Song Leaders in mind when he BOYS' GLEE CLUB Few people realize +he 'rremenclous amouni' of +ime +ha+ fhe Boys' Glee Club spends in preparafion for fhe Spring Feslival. The maioriry no+e only fhe finished producl, buf fhose who have passed a cerfain corner room on +he lhird floor during rhe fhird hour appreciare fhe worlr of Mr. Presfon Wells and fhe group of boys under his direc+ion. 1sf Row-P. Rosenfhal, A. Schoerger, M. Marlrowilz, M. Leiberman, G. Sampson R. Bluemenfeld. Zno' Row-W. Simcovifz, D. Hofifer, L. Harris, G. Robbins, L Cohen, A. Levine, H. Posner, A. McCauly. Jrd Row-D. Lerner, H. Lupiloff, T Goldberg, B. Trainer, G. Sfrilrs, A. Weiss, P. Resnick, A. Tuclrwell, S. Berlin, M Victor. I lsf Row-S. Baboudis, D. Sfeinman, J. Slarlx, A. Slein, B. Melz, B. Berg, M. Luf- chansky. 2nd Row-S. Lufz, B. Seigel, R. Selilr, M. Margolis, F. Rosenberg, M. Franlr, S. Rosen, J. Trubow. 3rd Row-E. Pearlmufier, D. Hall, F. Williams, S. Berlin, N. Jaslove, M. Fishman, H. Jacobs. composed +ha+ memorable poem. Bur cerfainly +hey would have been a more +han wor+hy inspira+ion +o him. The song leaders have grown 'From a brainchild of our own genial Dr. Harry W. Seifz info a reali+y a+ Cen+ral. Here fheir ac+ivi+ies were greered wi'l'h such success fhar fhe same plan was adopfed by ofher high schools. Their purpose is a noble one-fo boos+ spiri+ and morale. Twenfy-five