Central High School - Centralite Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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.IVIC Club A thorough teeyuuntlnee w1th one s goyernment 1nd w1th the prohlems wh1ch contront th1s goyernment 1 1 reeyulslte lor 'tn thle Ind respons1hle c1t1zen Wflth tus I'LlllZ1llOI1 IH mrnd the CIXIC Club wltnned 1 1r1ed out 1ts tet1x1t1es 18 to ows to deye op ure eo OWCFIIIOU to snmultte scholtrshrp mel p11m1r1Iy to hnng thout the eorrelmon ot eltssroom ICCIXICICS wtth CIYIC ifftlrs 'I e underlyrng theme of the 1tx1t1es ot the Itll semester w1s the stuely of those people who tre htnch eu ee 1nsof1r ls soelety IS eoneerneel FllIlS IHCILILICCI ILIXCUIIL is well 18 ldult dellneyuents 1nd er1m1n1 y Intent 1nd the menttlly 1ll An OUCSIIIILIIUSZ extmple of the ehreet 1pphe1t10n of the eluh s worlc w 18 1ts x1s1t to the Xwtyne County General I-Iosp1t1l where Dr EFICSOD resrdent psyehmtrlst held 1 Cllllle Durrne thts ClIIIlC he rnterxxewed 1 ser1es ot utrents 1nd desenhee ehlrleter ot te es 1n the presene o e LI 'I us wroxee to he in mterestlng stuey 1 l e xused one to ponder ser1ously xhout the tetull IOCIIIOII of the l1ne wh1eh d1y1des the stne from the eeeentr1e the eeeentr1e from the 1ns.1ne he Sprrng semester w1s lueely LOIICLIIILCI w1th t1e stucy ot serx1ees tnfore ed CICILLIIS ot Cl'llN metro vohs hy 1r eoxernment S eh CIIIIILS ts tl C1ty Plmnnn COITIITIINSIOII the courts 1nd the Pohee Deptrtment were CODNICICFCLI One ol the eluhs most sueeesslul meetmes s th t tt w ue 1 Mr trleus o e wont the vltns the c1ty tor slum cleirtnee nnproyement ot trtnsportt n e n r e ee ee e lo 1' INKII 1 eerttlelnes lI1s ttlle x 1s 1 n1ee ser1es e sl eles 111 IC wee 1s11 e1 1 lustrt the leet re An extmple ot the eltorts put torth hy the elulw w1s the ClI'CUl1lIOI1 ot m1meogr1phed CILICSUOIIIIIIFCS pre wtred hy the pres1dent of the Spnng semester whleh vtye the members of the eluh tn eseellent opportuntty to ohtun hrst htnd expenenee III SOUIIKIIFIU out wuhhe sent1ment on the IITIPOYIIIII ISSLICS of the diy 'Ih1s Item w ts e llled the Puhhe OIWIIIIOU Poll n re e e ye org1n1z:1t1on must he led hy eorrespondrngly competent othcers The Cluhs oHC1eers tor the I 1ll semester were uhtn Rosenthtl pres1dent Lune b1dder nee pres1dent Shlrley Irledmtn secretlry 1nd Locus 51lyer tretsurer C 1rry1n11 on for the Spr1n1' term were Roger Nlthm vreste ent Murmy Ielcmtn nee presldent Phylhs 71e1e seeretlry md Iyelyn XVCIUIWCFQL tretsurer 'Ihe sponsor w 1s Mr Crlenn Pett1s IC 1 e e 1 ee e use 1 s eeer lee 'c een xe1 NIFCI Nc tt 11 s1 1 me 111 I Ii XX tssern tn R Nc e III Sc 1w lf 1 1111 ID IN Stone 1 IIIN ermtn 11 1 es e IN Nhu 'X IIICI N XX X Ll WL K IWI XINNCX ll N N s 1 lfl K s 1re ese L 1 LI lL c - I I . . L- , ' . . ' 1, Q 45 , ' - A ' ' ' . L . .l- 4 2, -X-' . lf -. ' ' . I , It I tud .. ,,,. .. . . '- 'fr1A.. . ' ll ff: y 'fl I xml' 1' .Q 1 1 ' '11, . .' . , , tc i r - , gi It y he easily' seen that so larel. tml .1 'ti 'e .tn ' 151 ' ' ' all' - 5 R. . 'S i' '. - 'Z ' I 1 1 ' ' ' 'D ' 'aj it 7 2, ' 'b ' ' ' 1 Q . - 1' . ' -A s 1. V. I I L, :,1i. 3 the 1 1 1 ' A tl - eas 3, all ' 1 'c f the- 1 1s. 1 , '11 -1 ' - .1 Ig 111. 11 ' i . I V. A 'L A ' C' ejlv ge11.1'11 . . . 1 Q A K A A Sc.It1f.' VI. Rule-11, S. Pre'-11 1111 541'-t.11'y'. FI. R . fnthtll l,'ea1- rl ' - - ' V ' V- - ll ' ' ' I ' dent. I.. Sill- V -I1'-s1l- t, I.. Sll 'I4l'C'.l.L I. ft-in. g ' A ' -' '- - V' ' 'Q A I ' Mr. Pee 1s-Sp n 1 r. S1.11d' if Rf J . - 11 . ,f'l11Ff. D- Y W A 1 . - V A , A -- , - Y lf. I111l11lk -r, R. If1se'n1n.1n, lf. Slltllilillhifl, S. lNI1lle'1'. -I. Pr1ne'e', If the 4 4 ' tl' It It ' ' 3- He s, Q-1 -1 11. 111111 gf 111. 11.111 . . 111. sm. 1. 5 . . 1 A ' 1 ' ' l ' ' S. R 1tt. A, I.11v11r. P. Ze-ive-. R. Sl .t' 1 . I.. Miehhn, R It S: - - - h V A ' 1 - I- K .-.- ' 1, li. Sllllllitlfl, R.kN.lllIAlI1,k S. lrnlelatein, 'If S.1e'l.. N. f l.1le. WAR. A A - V Bk . y, SV A Ll I I 1 -1 Ot- M. . e' H. c.IlIIClC'II, .. 11113 . A I ' 'I W 'I ' l' I A ' , 1-'mf 111,11 .1 111. 1f11tt1.11.m. 12. xv 1111 tg, 12 111.1141 1, 12. 14.1-1.1. no , -ml H111 1 01110 11111 I1-11e l'I tml In.-1 1 ICI 13. IH 11. s1111111t1-. 111, I J, 1.. 11.-11m..111, D. 111-1111. 11 LIII I ' 1 'I KV. ' 1 ' V1 .te'e0111y1t 4 Iwy' ,1 4 01' Paper, IXI. Nye! 1111 ur, l.. llC'I'lLl3C'l'KIyL, D. l'lC'I'III.III, S. Orurn. H1111 if yn , ' , my , A - . ' 1 . A - U R. 1nt. I. l.LX'l, D. CQu1'v1s, R. Kewl lne-yy li. C11Illf'III. ln ' ' uh I ll l LO' l ll lt ' 'l 1 H-N 1-. 5.Ill 1-. 11. e..111t11. 11. 111-1-11. 11,111 1.1 s. eQ.1ft1. 1 14.111 Ii ' ' ll '- All 3 N. lfeld1n.1n. ID. 5ch1'e1h1n.1n. A. K11IIII.lH, M. II. Hhs H11-rtlnlrr

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Hi-Y The Hi Y continued its actisuties by followung the tradutuonal creed of Dont waut for others do It y0uf self do ut now The boys certaunly stuck to their creed tor the Hu Y us one of the busuest clubs un Central Among their many seryuces were the preparing of baskets durung the Chrustmas and Easter seasons for the poor and needy and ushering at all sehool func tuons But ut wasnt all work and no play un the Hu Y There were many socual actuvutues such as a hay ride for the Gurl Reseryes and later un the year there was 1 basketball game between the Girl Reseryes and the Hu Y The boys beat the gurls hy the score of 45 8 un spute of the fact that the first half of the game was played 1ccordung to gurls rules Regular meetings were held eyery Wednesday eye nung During these meetungs duscussuons were apt to unclude anything from the comparing of notes on dates to such promunent current topucs as the U N O and the compulsory trtunung btll 'Ihere were also guest speukeus ut the nueetungs lhe hughlught ot the season was u talk by Ioe Caryeth of the Detrout Red Wings who told about professional hockey un a manner that mtele the boys hockey fans for Iufe Under the sponsorship of Mr Wilson enkun Sherman led the boys as president during both the fall and sprung terms Other officers were Bruce ones Vuce President George Beckman Secretary and Bob Hefka Treasurer who assusted un the fall During the sprung semester un addutuon to um Sherman the follow ung were elected Bob Hefka Vuce Presudent Pat Com esky Secretary and Duck Duryea 'lrefcsurer HIS zu I Mr en un sponsor B uncs I Shernuun R He c unun Cnc erung R011 Buluurtwuuuu uthnu 1 ryeu Is cKee R u S Duekunson son I e mg C ross o Ilo lull and Scrol Satisfied with a year of achievement the members of the Walt Whitman Chapter of the uull and Scroll Society hase ended another term stull movung forward rn the durectuon of higher goals The meetings which were held un Room 717 esery other Tuesday consusted of programs based upon ex peruences and works of saruous authors followed by members There were also guest speakers to help paye the way to deeper thunkung on the part of the members To commemorate Negro Education Week the Society presented a program dealing with the accomplishments of the Amerucan Negroes un the many walks of Iufe Sex eral short speeches were guy en regarding such famous personalities as Marian Anderson famous contralto and Wulluam Du Bous director ot the National Assocua tuon for the Adxancement of Colored People and author of the widely discussed and outstanding book Dark Waters Hughlughtung thus year s aetuyutues was a talk by Mr Wulluam A Arbaugh It concerned Theodore Dreuser and the forces that moxed hum to wrute on thungs polutueal economuc and social As an uncentuxe to the members of the socuety there were seseral of Dreusers works on dusplay which included excerpts from his great work The American Tragedy and a collection of poems Thus presentatuon was yery unspurung and enlightening The club sponsor Mr Spencer S Iushbaune has guy en unstuntungly of tume and energy un behalf of the fu ezzlj Jn club At 1 recent meeting Mr Tishbaune deluxered an address about hus trip to New York where he attended a conference at Columbia Unusersuty He lectured on the influence which a hugh school newspaper can exert on unternatuonal polutucs A yery Iusely duscussuon which all the members partucupated followed the lecture 'lhe members of uull and Scroll were instrumental All their programs haye been exceedungly hne le cause of the interest taken un the welfare of the club by sponsor otlucers and members Sheldon Siegel who retained the posutuon of president throughout the term was auded un the Pall semester by Secretary Bernice Adler and Sergeant at Arms Dayud Leyune During the Sprung semester the omcers were Vuce President Bertrand Sandweuss Secretary Raymond Kurtzman and Sergeant at Arms Arthur Weston Centrals uull and Scroll Socuety may be looked upon as the nonpareul of Central s C lubs QL III ANID Sf ROI I zz I li bolclstcun G Hur C Kuruan I Herzberg Cyrsch Rm F Suegl H Pullunge IN Icvun P Zueye R Seltzer R Grunt Rfu 3 B Sandweuss R Frunk D Bmsclu R Ieiclcr D Cutlcr Rau 4 R Reunheumer M Frtnk I Goff untn I Alexmder M Segol N Fcldmm Sculta' D Ieyune S Siegel President S Pushbtune Sponsor B Adler Secretary M Mazell Siemdmg R zz I I- Skla B I ler N S fur I Hxnyuan M Stone B Scluoenfeld ot Westcvn ISI R thman ISI I VX I' M xr Cuorbuck R u S Wlune I Sherman I Druker A Pens eu A Sweet R Kurtzmtn A W'1lIuce , s - ' 9 -. 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