Central High School - Centralite Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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MAKERS 1sf Row-E. Carson, L. Oschin, J. Seih Dr Seih E Sherman F Weinfraub B Jones 2nd Row E Pecken au h M Ko nick J. , . , . , . , . . - . p g , . p . Currie, R. Sfockler, E. Shkilevifch, D. Babcock, V. Villaire, M. Saunders. 3rd Row-D. Lenf, D. Cope, B. Posfle, S. Zirulnick, R. Woldawsky, P. Bean, B. Mendelssohn, S. Romig, M. Robinson. 4H1 Row-S. Safersfein, W. Coville, J. Faber, H. Goldberg, H. Sfoorman, L. Romono, M. Wilson, D. Menkevifz. Sfh Row-E. Malifz, M. Rcsenfhal, M. Weifz, S. Rosenberg, W. Cole, P. Baker, M. Sobel, H. Cohen. CHOIR Music . . . sweef and low . . . coming forfh from voices fo provide enferfainmenf which helps fo furnish an escape from fhe never-ceasing realifies of life. Behind all fhis, Dr. Harry Seifz, sfriving fo keep Cenfral's Choir among fhe besf. Cen+ral's Choir! . . . fhe ulfimafe goal of every voice sfudenf. Reached only fhrough monfhs of fireless efforf . . . playing a major parf in fhe annual Spring Fesfival and looked forward fo by many Defroifers each season. ENSEMBLE 1sf Row-E. Brighf, D. Lenf, D. Picard, J. Yanich, M. Merz, l. Riffer. 2nd Row-E. Peck Drilling, pracficing, verse speaking . . . blended voices rolled info one-affaining a foremosf place among high school speaking choirs of America. Planning . . . Parficipafing . . . Opera, Spring Fesfival, Exfra Acfivifies . . . Rofary Club, Glee Club, Church Choir . . . and Radio. All fhis wifh knowledge and experience gained. Time well spenf foward providing in foday's world, beffer singers for fomorrow's fufure. ing in fheir musical abilify make up fhe organizafion we know as fhe Ensemble. These are fhe sfudenfs who are nof only inferesfed in music buf blessed wifh ex- cepfional falenf. Aided by fhe cream of fhe orchesfra, fhis chorus of splendid young voices is one of fhe principal rea- sons for Cenfral's musical repufafion. The enferfainmenf supplied for fhe Dur- fee Teacher's Dinner was provided by fhe Ensemble, and fhe versafilify displayed by fhe arfisfs was well received by fhe peda- gogues. Under fhe direcfion of Dr. Seifz fhis group has performed wifh a polish and skill worfhy of a professional group. Their ease in giving a finished performance was demonsfrafed af fhe S+. Pa+rick's Day enpaugh, V. Villaire, P. Bean, D. Cope, J. Currie, M. Saunders. 3rd Row-Dr. Seifz, Di Concert Klein, W. Coville, H. Goldberg, M. Rosenfhal, M. Robinson. 4fh Row-F. Weinfraub, L. Oschin, E. Sherman, J. Seifz, B. Jones, H. Silverman. Sfh Row-S. Silverman, P. Baker, W. Cole, H. Weinfraub, S. Rosenberg, M. Weifz. ' Wei spring drizzle oufsicle . . . Tweniy-seven T A small, selecf group of sfudenfs oufsfand-

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W. Schoenfeld. 3rd Row-J. Maimes, S. Weiner, B. Walker, R. Souder, J. Biffker, J. Miller, BAND 1sf Row-L. Miller, E. Scoff, H. Lapides, E. Caplan. 2nd Row-E. Ehrlich, Mr. Wells, B Brosius, G. Gewerfz, J. Venmen, S. Barahl, V. Malnquisf, B. Weiss, H. Meggy, C. Mundle MUSIC Crowds cheering . . . players fense wifh anxiefy . . . barking coaches . . . fenacious referees . . . all suddenly relaxed as fhe bland blares forfh encouragemenf and spirif fo ifs lisfeners. Playing marches represenfafive of funes from our armed forces and braving sub- zero weafher and fempesfuous winds, fhe members of Cen+ral's band carry on- fheir only reward fhe fhoughf of promof- ing school spirif. From aufumn fo winfer-working-prac- 'ricing-fhen Spring and fhe Spring Fesfi- val in which lively and occasionally hu- morous music is played fo cafch fhe spirif of fhe season. More work and endless pracfice wifh Mr. Wells, fheir insfrucfor, sfriving fo give each member fhe individual affenfion he requires in order fo make 'rhe band more H. Jacobson, S. Schwarfz, S. Soverinsky, R. Mann, H. Weinfraub. 4fh Row-A. Goldman perfecf. B. Hommel, B. Schulof, H. Towlen, M. Goddin, L. Bliefield, G. Karabelnick, T. Granfi Sfh Row-M. Zeive, D. Ruskin, D. Sachs, R. Marcus. ORCHESTRA Those who venfured down fhe fhird floor and heard sounds of Beefhoven, Mozarf, and Grieg issuing from room fhree sevenfeen probably guessed fhaf fhe orchesfra was pracficing under fhe wafchful eye and acufe ear of Mr. Presfon Wells. This group of musically inclined sfudenfs is acfive in all of Cenfral's musical funcfions. Many of fhe members are in fhe All-Cify Orchesfra, which is made up of a group of specially selecfed and highly falenfed pupils. Beginning in fhe fenfh grade wifh liffle experience, fhese pupils, combining fheir zeal wifh fhe experf guidance of Maesfro Wells, develop info skilled and confidenf performers. The members of fhe orchesfra realize fhaf music is an ouflef for fhe emofions in a world in flames, and a medium for fhe expression of freedom. Through fhem music will help make fhe world sing wifh fhe ioyousness of peace on earfh. l I 1sf Row-A. Weinberg, M. Merz, C. Lipson, R. Labrecue, B. Ribiaf, l. Riffer, l. Williams. 2nd Row-G. Oliver, L. Kramer, R. Gach, B. Silverman, N. Speilberg, S. Barahl, J. Jewsbury. 3rd Row-D. Picard, E. Brighf, T. Granf, H. Weinfraub, H. Silverman, S. Jacobs, K. Good- man, P. Weinberg, Mr. Wells. 0 f2x-Zyl plus 4xy . . . Twenfy-six

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