Central High School - Centralite Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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ewzdd A cum In 1ts seeond ye1r of ex1stenee tI1e COLIIICII on CYKISII Affurs llls est11hl1sl1ed 1tself well ls 1 pern1.1nent org, 1n1 ZIIIOD IH Centr1l The purpose of tl1e C lub IS to promote 1 better under st ndmg of ew1sl1 prohIe111s 1nd to eIe1r m1ny of the m15e0neept10r1s and PFCILICIICCS tl11t e1e1st today TI115 IS 1eeompI15hed throueh tI1e IIICCIII of leetures d15eu5510n and edueat10n1l films TI1e COLIUCIIS progruns tre presented eyery otl1er 'Ihur5d1y Among, 1ts meetmes durmg the p1st ye11r was .1 pr0gr1m on Palestme ew1sh reeords and a d15Cu551on of 1urrent eyents R1hh1 aeoh Seell of tl1e Northwe5t Hebrew C0111,ree11t10n spoke on I11s re1et1on to the Lnrted N1t1011s CICCISIOH eoneernmg P1lestme Ix.1p11 P1res 1 PIICSIIIIIIII spoke on the ICIIXIIICS and problems of Hlgilldll Also on tI1e l1st of speakers th1s past ye1r were R1hh1 IINNIII Gordon of tl1e Wflyfne IJn1yers1ty I-I1Ilel IOLIDLIIIIOD 1nd R1hh1 M0rr1s Adler of Congre QIJIIOII Shlrrey 7edek The COLIIILII IS sponsored by Mr INIIIIII whose 1eI ane 1dx1ee I1 11111el1 t0 1111ke tl1e Cl11h 1 sueeess Pres1dent for the full XCIY w 1s A1r0n Sl1re1er 1 xery 1et1ye se111or DLIFIIII tI1e f1Il term H1111 C01111y p11rsued the CILIIICS of XIICC Pres1de11t Ind for tl1e Sprmg, term aeeyuelme SCQCCIIILIII took tl1e re1ns M1ss SIIITICY Ap el blatt undertook tl1e SLCTLIIIIII work for the fall tern1 1nd was 1bly followed hy M.1re11 5lIICIlC.IIllI1 We all hope tI11t tl1e COLIIICII w1Il keep up 1t5 f1ne work of the p15t two years and we 1re Iookme forward to 1fs gre'1t sueeess CCJI NCII OI IFXYINH AIIAIRS It yers 1111 ne IN M1I IU D Rugler une R011 R use S M1sI1em sk N Ietherer I R11 ner e fe1n M e 1 s 111 R Sel1ne1der I erm 1n S Applehl 1tf H 0 R Il CJ C1rs11r1 ,asf s Il 4 A Isr1e1l1111n S Holzman Zemmal M PIACI R Ruzenzwerle N I R11111e B Sugal We Q14 gm How late should tl1e iyemge date l'15t' the new look for me 2 Is 1t 1d11s1ble to aceept 11 l1st mmute d1te' How e1n I dexelop 111y per s0n1l1ty ' tl1ese 111d m1ny other flllllly QLICSCIOFIS were answered ClLII'll1yQ tl1e Duest C ILII3 111eet1nte,s XX'1tl1 tl1e 11111 of promotme self 1mpr0yement throueh tl1e CIISCLISSIOII of persontl IIILI s0e11l pr0hle111s tl1e Duest Club l11s l7CeOH1C one of tl1e flsfesf erowuny, and most POPLIIII' OFLIIIIZICIODS III C Clltfll urrng tl1e I1ll term the eluh w 1s x1s1te hy IN r Satterfleld from Powers Modelmy, Aeeney Mr Sltter field gaye 1 xery 1nf0rm1t11e t1Ik 011 tl1e reeyurrements for 1 good model and tl1e drfferent pl11ses of work III VSIIICII models 1re enegged M155 Slyfield told the Club of l1er exper1enee5 on her tr1p to Mex1C0 Among the souxenrrs wh1eh M155 Sly field showed to tl1e group were INTCXICTII pottery color ful costumes and shawls The Club ended the Fall term hy holehne 1t5 trz1d1 t1onaI Boys Forum Durmg th15 meeung 11 male panel of experts eue tI1e1r answers to eyuestxons suhm1tted by the1r female lflqLIlSIIOI'S At t1e end of tl1e I1lI term tl1e y,1rls were 1Il sorry t0 see Mrs Cllfl Myers tl1e KILIIW sp011s0r Ietye How eyer I1er y0s1t10n w1s t1ken oyer hy M15s M1r1on I0rt11er who ere'1tly uded tl1e Cl11h IH tl1e plannmg and earrymg out of 1ts mtny 1et111t1es TI1e hrst speaker of tI1e Sprme ter111 w ls M1ss Anna Solomon of W ales who 1s now ILILIIIHE 1n the bmted States 1n order to learn more about the way Amer1ean schools are condueted MISS Solomon aequaunted the Club w1th school l1fe ID the BIIIISII Isles Hlgllllgllflllg the Sprmg term w1s tI1e b1ked goods sale III VKIIICII the g1rls sold homem 1de COORILS eakes and ples 1n the ILIDCIITOOIU Izxeryone eo operlted and tl1e s1le su1eeeded ID r.11s111e money to he 11sed to send lWlClxli,CS to tl1e 11eedy o1erse1s CJff1eers for tI1e fall term were C1er1ld1ne Norher Pres1dent Lenort Gluek V1ee IJFCSICICIII Arlene R055 Seeret1ry 1nd I1ll1an Ireder1ek Ireasurer 'Ihe Sprme term found EIIIIIC Lefkofsky Ires1dent Arlene R055 V1ee Pres1der1t Mtrxlyn B1sk1n Seeretary 1nd INTHICII Stone Tre1surer bnder tl1e capable gu1d1nee of M1ss Iortner the g1rls really feel that they haye eompleted 1 xery sueeessful ear QL FST CIL IS Top P1Cture R11 I A R15s G Xorber hfrs Myers I Cyluk I. 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Y Y LIBRARY STAFF Rau' 1: M. Seigal, Miss Hahn, S. Kallman, R, Shaer, H. Levin. Rau' 2: Nannette Powell, H. Rachrach, M. Himen, S, H. Shulman, S. Dobinson. obgrary Away from the characteristic turmoil and confusion of Central's corridors, one may escape to our school library, where peace and quiet reign supreme. It is a beautiful, majestic room with large casement windows. allowing for the free entrance of precious sunlight. Great care is taken to keep our library in good con- dition and the book shelves and magazine racks are stacked with material to quench the thirst for knowl- edge and adventure of Central's students. The busy custodian responsible for the proper func- tion of our school library is Central's librarian, Miss Ora Hahn. Assisting Miss Hahn at different hours are her staff of thirteen junior librarians, all anxious to serve their public, the Central faculty, and students. All of these bright youngsters must maintain a BU average to become members of the library Staff. As a reward for their services each receives two and one-half hours of credit. Work on the library staff is considered a course and much has to be mastered to qualify for the position of a good librarian. The librarian has to acquaint herself with the various reference books. the system of filing books, and where information pertaining to a specialized subject is to be found. In addition it is her duty and desire to see that her books are in constant circulation, therefore she must know her books in order to acquaint others with them. ,R 9 LATIN CLUB Ron' I: A. Zyznitch, G. Wfereforcl, B. Berry, I.. jackson, R, Gerber. Rau' 2: If. Hnughtley, E, Salsberg, H. Vlfeitzman, I.. Rosen, Miss Flynn, I. Cain, B. Hourler. VI. Wfilhelm, Jafin Among the classic languages of the world, Latin is undoubtedly the most universally taught and studied. To further the students' enjoyment of the classics of Lingua Latina is the purpose of the Latin Club. They strive to prove that Latin is far from a dead language. To this end they transpose familiar popular songs into Latin. Always modernizing, always getting ahead, the Latin Club has a new name. They are now called Confeder- atio Romanorumu and their new motto is Scientia Veritarquef' The members find hours of pleasure in exploring the culture and government of the people who have had so profound an effect on the customs and language of our country. In the spring term Roy Gealer and Joyce Wilhelm were succeeded as consuls by Edward Houghtby and Sidney Kleinman. Howard Rice took over Barbara Howards job as Practor and Marion Xwerdehoff was replaced by Morey Ring. The ideas of their officers coupled with the aid of their sponsor, Miss Margaret Iilynn, do much to bring interest to the meetings of the organization. From the little settlement on a hill on the Tiber, founded 753 years before the birth of Christ, through Italy, France, Spain, Portugal, Roumania and now here to us to enhance our learning and make up half the words in our language, came Latin. H,