Central High School - Centralite Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Sealed S Kondntzer M Kopel W Rovetch S Sxegel F Ianktwsky Smudmg M Gord n R Kasle E Masserman S Yarost E Shubrner R Reynolds mei fAe ana? emenf Behmd the pleasure there IS always the work as 1t was demonstrated by Club La Salle thrs year Behmd the dancmg refreshments and fun operated a small group of Centralntes known as the Youth Councrl whose task was to plan and operate Centrals teen age mght club In the fall term led by erry Slllman and his asslstant udy Spllkm the Youth Councll managed Club La Salle tertalnment Marx Perils and Danny Katz publnclty Dave Leader personnel Herb Sxlman the coke bar Bermce Daudson Essre Masserman and Flo Lankow sky decoratrons Later Warren Buddy Roxetch was added to head the Tm Raml After three successful nnghts of Club La Salle whnch the Youth Councll dld almost every stltch of work a new group was appornted for the sprung term and they too dxd esery bxt of work Dynamo Roxetch was upped to manager Herb Sxllman to assnstant man ager and the Mlsses Lankowsky and Masserman as sumed control of personnel Maynard Gordon was rn charge of publ1c1ty Sylvra Yarost and Sonya Kondrrtzer decoratrons jerry Sampson Bob Kasle Marnlyn Kopel and Bob Reynolds were the new addltrons Iour more La Salle nnterxes bore the fruit of thenr efforts Luncheons gxven for the group at the Lee Plaza by Mr Thomas Gunn Principal rewarded the ln dustrlous unlt Through Roxetch and Kasle representatnes of the Umted Youth Councrl suggestlons were offered for the solution of youths biggest problem juvennle d lmquency Was It any colncndence that each Youth Councrlor suggested hugh school nxght clubs approxr mately rf not exactly sxmnlar to Central Hxgh Schools Club La Salle? Twenty ,' . ' , . , . l , . V , . .' 1 . Q A J . U , . 1 - 1 ' s ' 1 ' . . , . 1 , . . v . , ' 7 7 ' 7 S 7 ' ' 1 s 1 J . . , . l W 1 Y. jimmy Lipton and Larry Rosenthal supervised the en- A' J , , , . 1 Y . y . . 3 Q . t r . , , , S y 1 Y v a 1 ' Y ' y . lv QI , 7 V . . . 1 ' 7 , 1 4 . 7 . . , e' . Y in . I . . . , Y . 3 , . . . y . ,

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fmf M, rff Ihe entertunlng., fl tr shows made up of Central student trlent let t 1 e IU Ie nl It ILIN 15 yr A mm, moz' sf! Club La Salle the name that suggests soft lrghts smooth musle tool drrnlts and good food Club L1 Salle the brun ehrld of the students Opening., under the dnreetlon of erry Slllman and xmmy Lrpton rn eooperxtxon wrth Mr Gunn and the Youth COLlI1Lll of Detroxt the Club lrforded a good plate for tellows and gjrrls to spend an eyemng rn the atmosphere they deslred Buslness the first nlght was terrlfle and ton tmued to be so all term Hrehlrbhts of the eyemngs were floor shows eomposed ot the best of Central s talent rnelud my? the popular ehanteuse Maxrne Hams and the mtrodue tlon of Soft 1n the Nlbht dreamed up by Larry Rosenthal and rmmy Lrpton Demand for seruee was so great that the mxmeement was forced to open the Tm Rall nn the sehool lunehroom 'Ihere humbureers dogs Vernors floor shows Wlmen Buddy Royeteh took oxer the rems of managmg the Club rn Iebruary new addxtrons were made A band stand and an extensron on the famous Blue Bar enhanced by the soft 5.,low of the lrghts treated a real JJIIIII ture atmo sphere As a result busrness boomed to such an extent that attendance had to be hmrted Central had accepted a chal lenge and proyed rts worth when thrs students dream became a reallty In order to appreelate Club La Salle one must attend rt so pull up an myrsrble Lllilf tt thus ttble for two We re sure youll hue a swell tlme A txpreal example ul the rewrd trowds wlmh popularratd Club I htllt shows ttrnss seetmn ot hrgh sthool youth Cl OI' i . f f ll fl Cl 0 '. V- 5 y' - . . - . ' ' . - . A 1 ' .7 .V K Y . Y t: ' 2 . H S l Y sl' V I l X Specials and Creme de Cokesn were consumed between .h I K S- I 1 , , l . , , . . l, . , '. l . A a' X. 7 .' lk... 4 . S- V y M 'Q 'r1r, Y, . ' 1. ' K ' -y'L L Y' ' .attry tml htltl the attent' n uf tl' 'gl lf- ' .tt the , - ,, ,, - 4l.,f.1lle. A '