Central High School - Centralite Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1952 volume:

E ' ' Published by the Students OF CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Detroit, Michigan ig YQYIQV QM X, it DR. THOMAS I. GUNN DEDICATION We, the students of Central High School, respectfully and affectionately dedicate this, the 1952 Centralite. to our prin- cipal, Dr. Thomas I. Gunn, on his retirement. For his insight into the problems of youth: for his main- taining of the high standards and traditions of Central High School: and for his untiring devotion to his duties as principal, we shall ever be grateful. Regretfully we say, Hail and Farewell! ir Administrators Dr. Thomas I. Gunn Principal S in 5 Miss Bertha M. Robinson Assistant Principal C o u n s el o r s Miss Henrietta Carr Miss Icmet McFarlane Mr. William Arbaugh Miss Helen Delbriclge Miss Everette Bridge Miss Ella Slyfield Seven K., - '-. wwmx f Q S rua, QNX f SW?- ' . ' wg ef 5 9 4, W Q: - 8 QRS? 59, x MK .,.A. v 3. X xjkgislx .: In xi X l :xx , KX, ' f ' X 'i --' X X KQUQM x 'D 'W .sQm.1f,.,I5 xl A' f Student Council Strives Everyone was back from summer vacation and ready for work. The council started off by unanirn- ously electing Sally Kornwise the first girl president of the council. Under her leadership and assisted by vice-president Roger Pemick: secretary, Tobye Davidson: and treasurer, Gere Primack, the council carried out a very successful semester. Besides having social aiiairs such as the Dogpatch Dance , which was a stag blue-jean affair in honor of Sadie Hawkins Day, and Showtime , a gala variety show and dance from which all pro- ceeds went to a memorial lund for the late Mr. Silverstein, lorrner music instructor here at Central, the council sent over thirty large baskets of giits worth over five hundred dollars to the Dearbom Vet- erans Hospital during Christmas vacation. STUDENT COUNCIL-Row 1: M. Pearl: B. Falk: I. Michaelson: S. Schwartz: I. Kwaselow: M. lalfa. Row 2: G. Fox: G. Primack: I.. Freedman: B. Siegel: L. Chicorel: F. Weinberg: S. Haberman. Row 3: C. Malermcan: R. Weiner: H. Viedrah: I. Fuller: A. Vander: S Lakin: F. Roth. Row 4: R. Marans: M. Gerber: T. Banks: G. Barron: R Pernick: M. Ianower: R. Littman. Ten to Better School The council participated in two student exchanges with other schools and also sponsored a cultural evening. The council arranged car pools to football and basket ball games. These activities and a series of Blue-and-White Fridays brought a new burst of spirit from the entire student body. Yes, we were having a successful term. The council continued its good work in the spring term with President Roger Pernick in the drivers seat assisted by veep Beverly Ribiat. Once again ably holding the pen and the purse strings were Tobye Davidson and Gere Primack. respectively. During the spring term the council sponsored a very successful pep rally and helped put on an alumni variety show and dance. They participated in a clothing drive and sold bookcovers and school phamplets to students. The council of next term will certainly have to try hard to live up to or to surpass this year's accomplishments. STUDENT COUNCIL-Row l: S. Superstien: M. Gerber: R. Weingarten: B. Lehrman: L. Albert: B. Stein. Row 2: I. Hirschman: M. Lachover A Cohen: L. Eichler: T. Davidson: R. Tarebelo: B Ribiat: S. Weinstien: H. Kauler. Row 3: R. Moss: D. Hyzter: H. Circle: S. Feinstein. R P I . I . . I . I I . . . atterson, I. Feilds. I. Femstxen. Row 4. S. Freud. L. Tachna, A. Kolb: A. Carmxcheal: M. Schutt: I. Sherman: I Bodzm. Eleven -is Scrzbblers Produce Another Lite it IJ Fall Editor-in-Chief Spring Editor-in-Chief MURRY IANOWER SONDRA GALES To the Reader: It is customary for the Editors of the Centralite to offer the reader an introduction to the book. This year we have decided to forego the preciosity which traditionally fills this page and just say that we sincerely hope you'll find this book all you had hoped it would be. We do however, want to extend our sincerest and fondest appreciation for the assistance of the people who have really been responsible for any success the Lite may have. To our Editors -Thelma Landau, Activities: Beverly Falk, Sports: Dorthy Glasier, Graduate, to the Advertising Manager Ierome Bookstein and the whole statf, too numerous to mention by name here, we say thank you and congratulations. To Mr. Bakke, we humbly bow our heads and say that without his guidance and counseloring none ot this would have been possible. Finally, we submit this to you, the reader, for your enjoyment and in the future years, we hope it will serve to help you remember this one now ending. Sondra Gales Spring Editor-In-Chief Murray Ianower Fall Editor-In-Chief CENTRALITE DIVISION EDITORS-L. to R., D. Glasier. B. Falk, T. Landau. Twelve CENTRALITE LITERARY STAFF STANDING--M. Shulak. B. Ginsberg. R. Seltzer, B. Ribiat, R. Weingartem SEATED-B. Gilbert, M. Grossberg, G. Primcrck, G. Lightstone CENTRALITE AD STAFF-Row 1: B. Baubin: R. Mctlcrmcxd: M. Schwartz: S. Gordon: S. Altman: Row 2: I. Gruskin: G. Lightstone: I. Klueger: C. Swartz: F. Lubkin: T. Landau. Row 3: F. Sike: I. Robbins: L. Weinstien: B. Rothbczrt. Row 4: M. Richmond: R. Borcxks: A. Blau, I. Bookstein: M. Gorosh 'Ru Thirteen 'Student' Boasts Fall Staff CENTRAL STUDENT FALL EDITORS-Row 1: F. Weisman: A. Scherchter: M. Rubenstein: M. Peltz. Row 2: R. Speilberg: B. Rash Fall Editor-in-Chief FRIEDA PAPPAS Originating from the lovable turmoil oi room l22 the Central Student this year has set a new level in high school journalism by constantly giving its sub- scribers the best possible paper week after week. By maintaining this high standard this year's sheet has brought back honor aiter honor to its editors. its staff. and its school. These honors are understandable because of the hard work of the entire crew. CENTRAL STUDENT FALL STAFF--Row 1: F. Smolnick: M. Pearl: D. Melon: I. Mills. Row 2: B. Fisher: U. Sitzman: E. Brant: S. Diskin. Row 3: M. Iaita: R. Glazer: B. Rothbart: R. Boraks: M. Schumer: H. Shiiiman. Row 4: R. Rosender: M. Yolles: L. Newman: S. Habinowitz: B. Siegel: Gloria Fox. me X.. r- ww, ms, Fmtfrteen Banner Year gg Spring Staff Spring Editor-in-Chief LOIS ASH l Every week as the deadline drew near. reporters were seen running madly about assembling copy while their ediitors ran about pasting the dummy. organizing their pages. and crossing their lingers. And through it all stood the tower of strenglh. the edior-in-chief, confident that this paper would be as line as the one before it. man: B. Siegal: R. Rosender: R. Boraks. Row 1: I. Lazar: F. Gutman: S. Goldman: R. Davidoff. Row 2: I. Wexler: G. Lightstone: N. Heller: G. Schwartz. Row 3: S. Kornwise: I. Silberstein: L. Schechter: H. Talan: B. Marks. Row 4: L. Sabbath: H. Sherman: I. Goldberg: M. Klein- man: P. Turner: F. Manelcx: S. Fried: L. Little. CENTRAL STUDENT SPRING EDITORS-B. Rothbart: U. Sitz- Fifteen CENTRAL STUDENT BUSINESS STAFF-Row l: L Ash: I. Klueger: M. Michland: F, Smolnick. Row 2: F. Lubkin: H. Katcher: R. Rosender. Row 3: B. Marks: U, Sitzman: S. Fried: F. Sike: B. Rothbart. Quill and Scroll Calls Scribes Organized at the request oi those interested in high school journalism, the Quill and Scroll Club, Intemational Honorary Society for High School Iournalists, is sponsored by the busy Mr. Bakke. This Club ,one oi the most exclusive in Central, has limited its membership by requiring a number oi qualifications to be filled before becoming a member of the organization. Officers ior the year were Florine Weisman, president, while Arlene Schechter held the posi- tion oi veep, with Ruth Rosender serving in the position oi secretary. Holding the strings on the money bag was Ruth Spielberg. Aided by these very capable oiiicers, the Quill and Scroll Club is indeed a iine organization. QUILL lsr SCROLL-Row 1: F. Smolnick: S. Linden: B. Falk: I. Mill: U. Sitzman. Row 2: S. Diskin: E. Brant: G. Lightstone: B. Rothbart: R Boraks. Row 3: S. Gorden: M. Schumer: H. Rosander: H. Shitman: R. Spielberg: R. Glazer. Row 4: G. Fox: S. Gales: M. Yolles: M Peltz: B. Ginsberg: T. Landau. rf: ..4,..,., ew, LIBRARY STAFF--Seated: A. Rosenberg: R. Hurwitz: M. Mutchuick: Miss Hahn: F. Webberman: R. Herwitz. Standing: B. Kahn: L. Ham- parian: T. Katcmick: S. Rosenberg: M. Wisak. Library Staff Lends Helping Hand Central High School is fortunate in having one of the most beautiful and best equipped libraries in the city. The library staff consists of twelve girls, who, under the direction of Miss Orah Hahn. our head librarian. try to help us use the tools of the library correctly. Students wishing to join the staff should be interested in the work and should be able to de- vote one hour a day to it: also a high academic rating is necessary. As a reward for their ser- vices members receive two and a half hours credit. While on the staff students type, slip books. and use the card catalog. If they later wish to obtain cr job in a public library it is possible to get a recommendation from Central's library, pro- vided they have done the job of a good librarian. P. A. Reporters Post 'Lites P. A. REPORTERS-Seated: W. Handler. Standing: I. Sperka: S. Lakin. Seventeen Unity Forum Strives for Brotherhood What can we do to help create good will in our school and our community as a whole? This is the type of question that confronts the Unity Forum at its meetings. It is primarily a dis- cussion group and has the largest membership of the clubs in the school. The group has no auth- ority to take action itself, but it hopes that the members will act individually to create unity. ln the fall term the group was headed by capable president, Murray Ianower, and ably assisted by his fellow officers, vice-president, Sally Komwise: secretary, Iudy Sperka: and treasurer, Betsy Brown. Discussions were held with pupils from other schools on school spirit. Many ideas were exchanged and the meetings were a big success. In the spring term the forum showed films on brotherhood week in America and also held a discussion on racial prejudice. Officers for the spring term were president, Betsy Brown: secre- tary, Beverly Ginsberg: and treasurer, Elsie Kuf- fler. Under their guidance the forum has had a successful year. UNITY FORUM-Row l: B. Falk: F. Guttman: R. Glazer: B. Gilbert: S. Howard: B. Daitch: B. Fisher. Row 2: I. Hamburger: S. Gordon: E. Hectman: H. Bressoff: S. Deutlebaum: B. Brown. Row 3: B. Blaine: I. Dresser: G. Fox: D. Hyzter: I. Hertzenson: I. Goldberg: S. Gales. Row 4: R. Frazier: I. Horowitz: P. Hamburger: H. Iohnson: I. Derumfeld: N. Fisher: B. Ginsberg. Eighteen sssmrs r ' UNITY FORUM-Row 1: M Icmower: Mr. Milan. Row Z: M. Staub: H. Malamud: T. Landau: E. Kuifler. Shulman. Row 4: B. Schwartz: S. Schuster: N. Polukoif: B. Siegel: S. Superstien: M. Swaziz: A. Greenburger: T. Zuieback: S. UNITY FORUM-Row l: D. Rose: F. Smolmiclc: R. Rubin: M. Pearl. Lerman: F. Lubkin: C. Lermcm. Row 3: S. Radner: I. Kwaselow: R. Pernick: M. Smith: S. Lakin: C. Malerman. Row 3: S. Pfifer: I. Markowitz: Willis: A. Seyburn: M. Sills: L. A. Roth: F. Shulcrk: I. Lesson: Luchtan: A. Weinberg: R. Weingarten: E. Weingarden: I. Sperka. Shapiro: R. Speilberg: D. Klienstien: L. Weinstien: I. Robbins: R F. Weinberg: S. Sussman: S. Pilnick: N. Samuels: M. Schummer: A Lipshaw: R. Weinberger: N. Katz: I. Lumberg: M. Tigel. Row 5: I H. Zimmerman: S. Winnick: B. Lieberman. B. Paysner: M. Shulak. Row 2: M. Mich M. Ialia: I. Levy: G. Mehr: I. Primack. lin: G. Kanar: I. Lubarsky: F Row 4: B. Karbal: E. Marks: Zi Nineteen Contemporary Affairs Reorganized After a term of being non-existant. the contem- porary Aifairs Club has been organized again at Central. Mr. Milan who had done an excellent job for many years as sponsor of this club, abolished it because he felt that the interest ot the students was lacking. However, this Ianuary their interest ilared up again and a new club was started with the help ot Mr. Henshaw as sponsor. The contemporary allairs club is distinguished from the other club at Central by its lack of officers. The club practices a true democratic organization where friendly informal meetings are held at which the members voice their opinions about topics of current interest. L R 2: T. Davidson: B. Baleban: B. Littman CONTEMPORARY AFFAIRS-Row 1: E. Kufller: S. Altman: S. Gordon S. Chicorel: I. azar. ow I Schuster: I. Markowitz. Row 3: R. Seltzer: S. Formar: S. Gales E. Marks: Mr. Henshaw: I. Oberstein. Tu enty HI Y-Seated: R. Sarkisian: I. Mcmis: S. Merryman. Standing: I. Iohnson: S. Hamani: A. Hampirian: S. Kumpula: C. Alennis: S. Bowdes: B. Hatherly: B. Gucher: M. Witherly: O. Hall: I. Poale. Hi-Y, Y-Teens Conclude Busy Year The Hi-Y Club, participating in many school functions, has The Y-teens, who are sponsored by Miss Ella Davenport, derived the name from the words high school and Y. M. C. A., are affiliated with the Y. W. C. A., and are a club whose main where they meet. striving to achieve brotherhood and under- purpose is to build fellowship among girls of all races and standing among the students of Cdntral and in a broader sense religions. among the people of the world, this organization has achieved I One of the main activities of the Y-teens this year was six its purpose. very successful membership booster parties which raised the Another activity of the club is to sponsor various parties, memberhip from eight to forty persons. gatherings, and socials. Guided along the way by the very capable president, good looking Iohn Manis, the Hi-Y has had a very fine year and now - - , - , . as this term draws to a close all members are eagerly awaiting lsprizgf President' Ellen Harrington Hum' Marlene Glock Secretary: Patricia Clark fRecordingI. Nadia Diachun fCorr.I The officers for this year were: President: Nadyne Biagioli. next September, to resume their activities. Treasurer: Delores Lasinskas. Y TEENS-Row 1: I. Greffen: M. Gurm: M. Hurley. Row 2: S. Wilson: I. Bonner: A. Ellis: M. Lyons: O. Adams. Row 3: N. Diachen: E. Harrington: N. Biogoli: D. Lasinkskas: G. Ashby. Row 4: A. Kumjian: M. Glock: L. Barton: B. Berry: E. Pierson: I. Carlson: B. Fruit: M. Sinclair: H. Brown: B. Phillips. an i Sportsmanship Council Sponsors Exchanges VI SPORTSMANSHIP COUNCIL-Row l: G. Kaner: I. Siegal: M. Music: G. Schwartz: F. Manela: C. Schwartz. Row 2:L. Weiss: D. Kline- stein: S. Gales: I. Schuster: M. Yolles: M. Rosner. Row 3: F. Roth: M. Peltz: I. Lesson: R. Marans: E. Gordon: P Steinway: M. Fishman. How 4: M. Gerber: C. Levin: L. Frohman: I. Schwartz: M. Ianower: H. Kauler: M. Rubenstein. SPORTSMANSHIP COUNCIL-Row l: M. Weisenfeld: M. Levin: S. Diskin: B. Paysner: S. Altman: M. Shulak. Row 2: S. Linden: W. Goldberg: M. Iatla: S. Gordon: R. Glazer: S. Radner. Row 3: A. Schecter: S. Sussman: I. Levy: T. Landau: R. Kutcher: H. Shillman. Row 4: A. Vander: D. Orman: F. Shulak: I. Band: S. Blumanthal: I. Weisberg: R. Spielberg. Twenty-two GAA Acclaimed as Good Sports G.A.A.--Row l: I. Bonner. Row 2: S. Weinstein: I. Fox: B. Berry. Row 3: T. Yucht: I Goldberg: B Rosenberg: M. Himeloch. The Sportsmanship Council celebrated its third birthday this term. For three years this club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Homer Martin, has promoted their code, which is: We consider all athletes as our guests. We will accept all decisions of the officials. We do not utter abusive or irritating remarks or attempt to rattle an opposing player. We ap- plaud opponents who make good plays or show good sportsmanship. We strive to win fairly without boasting and lose without ex- cuses. We ask that all players and fans help us live up to this code . . . and MAY THE BEST MAN This year the council handed out programs at football and basketball games, publicized school affairs. and held student exchanges with other schools to find out about their activities. For all of these reasons, this is one of Central's fastest growing clubs. Promoting good sportsmanship, providing social opportunities for girl athletes. being a useful service organization of the school, and encouraging girl's athletics in Central are a few of the purposes behind the G. A. A. The functions of the G. A. A. are numerous -selling tickets at school activities: ushering at commencement, sponsoring pep rallys. and conducting the sale of C pins and senior pins. The G. A. A. had an active season this year. Among their many activities was the holding of a Valentine's Day party for the members of the Central and Northwestern girls' basketball teams and sponsoring a banquet for the girl athletes. The officers who ably led the group are:: President, Iean Fox: Vice-President, Ioy Carl- son: Secretary, Sybil Weinstein: Treasurer, Beverly Berry. Twenty-three I CIVICS CLUB-Row 1: M. Pearl: B. Falk: B. Gilberi: T. Zuieback: B. Stein: S. Sussman. Row 2: R. Wine: B. Weindling: I. Steinberg: S. Schwartz: H. Biederman: Mr. Pettis. Row 3: T. Yutch: E. Brandt: S. Diskin: S. Howard: F. Lerman: S. Deuitelbaum. Row 4: R. Boraks: G. Lightstone: B. Rothbart: S. Chicorul: S. Cohen. Trips, Meetings Highlight Civic Club Season CIVICS CLUB-Row 1: R. Rosender: D. Klinstiene: R. Spielberg: S. Pilnick: E. Herskovitz: S. Furst. Row 2: L. Freedman: B. Fisher: I. Dresser: F. Roth: I. Lumberg. Row 3: Y. Brown, M. Yolles. M. Peltz: T. Rosner: B. Ginsburg: H. Viedrah. Row 4: A. Gold: M. Staub: R. Littmcm: R. Pernick: H. Zimmermain: S. Lakin. Rim' Twenty-fo1w SCIENCE CLUB-Row 1: B. Falk, S. Howard, B. Ettinger, B. Eglar, S. Willis. Row 2: D. Glazer, P. Fellander, E. Brant, B. Rothbart. B. Blaine, R. Rosender, F. Belsky, Mr. Smith. Row 3: I. Fox, M. Tigel, I. Goldberg. E. Kuttler, J. Horwitz, I. Kirsch. Row 4: A. Caminer, F Keywell, L. Frohman. CIVIC CLUB The Civiics Club, sponsored by Mr. Pettis, is designed to improve scholarship, group co- operation ,and civic interest. Their program for the semester is varied and entertaining. The Club uses their own talent for speakers, debates, and forums. Every semester the club takes a field trip. The September group went to Eloise and saw an example of state care. The Iune group also visited the mental institution. Through the years the Civic Club has been to all of the Federal, Circuit, and City courts. The Civic Club is one oi the most active and popular clubs in Central. Science on the March Science is on the march, and the Science Club doesn't intend to be left behind. Central's classroom scientists keep in touch with the latest developments in the world oi the laboratory. The club is not satisfied with just sitting back and watching others do the research. The carry on many experiments ot their own. Their work takes them into the fields of chemistry, physics, and biology. When president lean Fox. tells you that the purpose of the club is to foster knowledge of science at a high- er level than taught in the science classes, she really means it. Twenty-five SPANISH CLUB-Row 1: N. Lash. R. Gerstein. I. Aronson, L. Cicurel. Row 2: S. Sloben, I. Walker, B. Brown. Row 3: L. Lipshaw, I. Stone, A. Gold. H. Bresotl. Row 4: A. Singer, I Hertzenson. R. Gerson. M. Rubenstein. S. Gross. Spanish Club Studies, Plays The aim ol the Spanish Club is not only to entertain. but to give the stu- dents a chance to make use oi the Spanish they learn in the classroom and to iind what a versatile language it is. The activities of the club this year included Spanish movies, iiestas. and quiz programs. The members oi the club also had the pleasure oi hearing various speakers. The Spanish Club has been interested in the Spanish settlement. and is very anxious to par- ticipate in activities pertaining to the settlement. The oiiicers for the iall term were T Iune Stone, president: Richard Gersten. Vice President: Ioan Hertzenson. Secre- tary: and Treasurer Anita Gold. This term Richard Gersten has taken over the oiiice oi President with Barbara Weinberg as his assistant, and Sandra Slobin taking the minutes. Latin Club Plays Romans The Latin Club, one of the finest groups iin Central, is under the able direction of Dr. Edith Kovach. The officers during the year were: Consuls. lean Fox. Peter Gould. and Floyd Tuckel: Secretary, Martha Himelhoch: Quaest- or. Barbara Ettinger: and Historians, Iune Stone and Elaine Eglar. The activities of the club include meetings with Latin clubs of other high schools: lectures, often given in Latin: and trips to the University of Michigan and to Wayne University. The purpose oi the club is to further knowl- edge oi Roman Civilization and appreciation oi Latin as a basis for modern day living. Twenty-sta: Recital Tops French Club Year Many and varied were the activities that took place at the meetings oi the French Club this year. George Miquelle ot the Detroit symphony played at one oi the programs. Another very enioyable program was a ioint musical session with the Spanish Club. At the beginning ot the iall term. Le Cercle Francais, with Mr. Muller as chaperon. visited the Art Museum to hear a discussion on the French Romantic and Impressionistic Periods. Oiiiciating during the year were: President. Ruth Boraks and Ieannine Klueger: Scribes. Lois Ash and Lita Schechter: and Treasurer. Frances Bresler and Sue Fineberg. Under the able leadership ot the otticers and excellent sponsorship ot Miss Phyllis Ward, the French club had a very enioyable season. FRENCH CLUB-Row 1: M. Himelhoch, E. Brant. I. Wexler, S. Willus. Row 2: M. Gerber. S. Feinberg. F. Katcmick. B. Efros. A. Miller, R Davidoff. M. Corby. Row 3: H. Viedrcrh. N. Icrcobs. G. Lightstone. I. Klueger, R. Boraks. F. Bressler. Miss Ward, B. Green, P. Tumer Row 4: S. Losh. R. Siammel. T. Davidson. R. Kutcher. M. Margidian. S. Howard. N. Samuels, N. Katz. E. Eisenstcxdt. S. Cohen. H Talin. D. Yourofsky. R. Berg. B. Siberberq. LATIN CLUB-Secured: Dr. E.. Kovach, M. Himelhoch, H. Litwin. I. Fox. A. Luchton. A. Weinberg. B. Ettinger. N. Dicxchin. I. Stone. E. Wein- garden. Stcmdmg: W. RICB, F. Tuckel. H. Summers. F. Smolnick. P. Gould. R. Wurrenof, M. Smith. Twenty-seven Chris Bean lmmortalized The senior play, presented by the Class oi Ianuary, 1952, was a resounding success. The play. The Late Christopher Bean, revolved around the paintings oi an undiscovered artist, Chris Bean, who had been a handy man in the Haggett household, and was always painting. During his liifetime he had always been belittled for his work. Then, ten years after his death. it was realiized that he was an undiscovered genius. His paintings, which had previously been used to patch the chicken house and serve other odd iunctions, were worth thousands of dollars overnight. The Haggett household was overrun by three crooked art dealers who. through various ways and means, tried to swindle the Haggetts out of the paintings. Much to the distress of Dr. and Mrs. Haggett, no paintings could be iound. The climax was reached when Abbie, the maid, revealed that she had been secretly married to Chris and had in her possession many ot the paintings. The cast was headed by Arthur Vander, who did a marvelous job as Dr. Haggett, while Florence Roth and Rosara Wine alternated in the role oi his wife. Barbara Weindling played the part ot Susan, the younger daughter, and Heather Biederman and Gloria Wright shared the part ot the oldest daughter, Ada. Susan's boyiriend was portrayed by Harold Summers and Eugene Axlerod. The three art dealers were played by Phil Stienway. Erwin Guttenberg, and Larry Frohman. The part of the maid was taken by Iudy Silverman and Selma Cohen. IANUARY SENIOR PLAY-Row l: H. Biederman, R. Wine, I. Silverm an, B. Wiendling. Row 2: I.. Frohman, F. Roth, E. Wright, S Cohen A Wander. Row 3: P. Steinway, H. Summers, G. Axelrod, E. Guttenberg. Twenty-eight Murder in the Auditorium Arsenic and Old Lace the Iune senior Class smashing hiit, concerns itself with two eccentric old ladies who run a boarding house. They kindly poison lonesome old men. Murder and eccen- tricity led to cr rollicking comedy. Separate casts were chosen for the two performances. Sharon Schwartz and Sharon Diskin portrayed Abbey, one ofthe old maids. The other was played by Elsie Kuftler and Geraldine Sapperstein. Teddy, a lovable nephew who suttered from hallucinations, was seen in Gilbert Levin and Iohn Shepherd. Mortimer, a second nephew, was played by Herbert Rosner and Robert Littman. His attractive girlfriend was Tobi Zuieback and Irene Markowitz. A third eccentric nephew was portrayed by Larry Cohen and Roger Pernick. Other members ot the cast were: Thomas Banks, Franklin Gold. Ashley Gorman, Wallace Handler, Fred Keywell, Iack Koblin, Alan Perlmutter. Saul Ruttin, and Ierry Sherman. The Iune senior play was ably directed by Mr. White. The play committee and student man- ager Iudy M.ichaelson contributed a great deal towards the success of Arsenic and Old Lace . The play was one oi the most successful activities ot the senior class. Everyone who participated in the play or saw it, enjoyed themselves tremendously. IUNE SENIOR PLAY-Row 1: S. Schwartz, Rutin I. Shepeard. G. Levin, I. Markowitz. S. Diskin. Row 2: T. Zuieback, F. Golds. I. Sherman I Koblin, E. Kuttler. Row 3: F Keywell, W. Handler. H. Rosner. R. Littman. Row 4: Mr. White T. Banks. R. Perniick. Twenty mne Triumph, Tragedy Mark Musical Year This year the music department has sparkled with line In November tragedy struck Central when Mr. work. Many times throughout the year the department Bernard Silverstein, conductor ol the Central Band and was asked to broadcast over the radio. Aside from these Orchestra was killed in an automobile accident. The broadcasts the choir gave Christmas programs T for various clubs in the city. One Christmas per- formance was given at Central High when the choir gave a party for their parents and friends. To climax a year of outstanding work, the en- tire fine arts department, under the direction ol Dr. Harry Seitz and Mr. Kertesz, planned a three day exhibit ol music and art. Honors were a- warded by Dr. Seitz and Mr. Kertesz ,at this time. mental entire school joined with the music department to mourn his death. Victrolas and records are being purchased for student use in the library as a memorial. This year the Music Department oi the Centralite is dedicated to his memory. Mr. Melin was assigned to complete the se- mester in Mr. Silverstein's place. In February Mr. Kertesz was assigned as permanent instru- teacher lor Central High School. BAND-R 1: P. W'll'ams, R. Durham. C. Katunire. A. Scherire. S. Gewercer, I. Stone, I. Moseley, H. hobinson. Row 2: I. Brooks, ow 1 1 W. Cherry, L. Kanter, M. Pritz, R. Larkey. R Bennet, I. Cash, G. Konowton, Mr. Molin. Row 3: I. Miller, L. Poger, L. Raull, M. ' -- ' M l k, M. K he , H. Thomas, Cohen, S. Swartzkerg, L. Feigelson, D Waldman, B. Yaker. Row 4.. M. Pipschutz, R. at oc ras n W. Fowler, I. Holabe, E. Rott, H. Hill, P. Kadish. Thirty ORCHESTRA-Row 1: S. Ploshnick, G. Grouch, B.. Childs, S. Deutlbaum, R. Spielberg, R. Weingartefn, F. reenbaum, S. Diskin. Row 2: Mr. Mellin. C. Goldberg, C. Tennenhouse, L. Beck, M. Wamer, N. Ford, I. Stone. W. Cherry. Row 3: M. Cohen, S. Schwartzberg, R. Mayer, D. Pliskow, W. Fowler, L. Roger. Row 4: E. Bennet, L. Genenalis, S. Goldman, N. Landsman, H. Viedrah. M. Eichler, D. Glenn. Row 5: D. Goldenberg, H. Goldberg. B. Sachs, A. Hamparian. Larry Frohman. R. Matlock. ENSEMBLE-Row 1: I. Bonner, E. Green, P. Trivax, S. Dutelbaum, B. Brecker, F. Pearlman. Row 2: E. Harrington, R. Morrin. R. Speilberg, N. Katz, S. Schwartzberg, D. Freeman. Row 3: T. Kreger, I. Stone, H. Talan, F. Bressler. A. Rosenberg, L. Magier. Row 4: A. Kee, C. Leeberman. D. Morey. A. Ross, K. Willis. Thirty -011.9 ,VM ...vm Mx t mm GIRLS GLEE CLUB-Row 1: D. Chayett. M. Lusk. P. Nedelmcm, M. Pearl, M. Gecrler, M. Little. Row 2: M. Liomcr, S. Green. M. Lxpme, H. Brown. H. Bctcharis, D. Benbow. Row 3: G. Ashby,-R. Patterson. L. Circurel. B. Blaine, S. Schechter. I. Davis, B. Gensberg. Row 4: A. Singer, B. Bctrler, A. Rosenberg. A. Frshmun, R. Ross. H. Viedrcxh. CHOIR-Row 1: E. Bogorud. F. Pearlman, P. Trivax. B. Bricker, B. Tresmctn, H. Biedermcm. H. Dahlgren. E. Harrington. G. Ashby Row 2: D. Freedmain, B. Ginsberg, V. Somberg, R. Icrlla. P. Clark, A. Rosenberg, R. Ross. S. Chcrdwell, Dr. H. Seitz. Row 3 ' N. L b t. D. Hal er. Row 4: D. Moyer, A. Ross, C. Lieber I. Edelson, D. Brown. M. Miller. T. Kreger, F Bressler, A. Kee, crm er p man. R. Berg, G. Kohn, L. Libowitz, H. Litivin. D. Iackson. ..., M... . , 5 S :X wb Thirty-two Winning Centralite Groups RTS Football Team Sports Best Record in Years The Central football team coached by Don Fitch, had the best season it has had since 1945. Winning four games while losing only three, the Blazers placed third in the West Side standings. They were never beat- en by more than one touchdown, and they lost to Wes- tern, the metropolitan champions, by only one touch- down. The Blazers opened the season at home by beat- ing Chadsey, 13-6. They followed with a 27-13 victory over Northern. Then they suffered their first loss at the hands of U. of D. lt was a heart-breaker with U. of D. finally winning out 18-14. Alter that came a pair of losses, the first with Southwestern, 7-6, and then one with Western, the Metropolitan champions, by the score of 13-7. The Blazers ended the season with a victory over Redford, 28-13. Central had an all around good team, with two outstanding players. Carl Kumpula was chosen all- city by the coaches association ,and Maurice Frankel placed all-city on the Detroit Times team. The players who earned varsity letters are: Marvin Berman, Sander Eisenberg, Ioe Epstein, Maurice Fran- kel, Marvin Gerber, Eugene Gordon, Karl Hamina, Ierry Greenberg, Donald Hay, O'Dell Hill, Herbert Kaufer, Carl Kumpula, Daniel Marcus, Iack Mason, Clifford Mazerov, Boliver McGowan, Allan Morrison, Thomas Neiderman, Albert O'Shinsky. Lloyd Newman, Dennis Ormond. Stuart Rappaport, Samuel Rosens, Bernard Shapiro, Donald Stasler, Gary Wexler, Donald Witten- berg, Richard Varkle, Edward Tungerian. Those who received reserve letters are: Charles Abraham, Franklin Aturates, Irwin Biegel, Eugene Gelzayd, Richard Iabeway, Ierry Laker, Morris Mark- awitz, Ierry Rose, Seymour Rubenstein, Donald Sallan, Harold Schecket, David Schwartz, Alvin Spector, Robert Tuttleman. Daniel Waldman, Kent Willis. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM-Row 1: S. Eisenberg: B. McGowen: S. Rosens: R. Iaboway: O. Hill: C. Hamina: C. Mazerov: D. Ormand: R. Varkle: E. Gordon: M. Frankel: D. Wittenberg: M. Gerber: I. Epstein. Row 2: Coach Fitch: G. Greenberg: A. Morrison: D. Starlet: T. Nederman: M. Berman: H. Kaufer: D. Hay: D. Markus: L. Newman, S. Rappaport: I. Mason: G. Wexlor: B. Shapiro. Row 3: I. Brown: I. Laker: E. Gelside: D. Schwartz: B. Tuttleman: K. Willis: Wilsdn: I. Rose: A. Spector: M. Markowitz: S. Rubenstein: C. Abrams: W. Cherry: I. Brown. . f'?3J4p.,f'-1-,w ' ' 3 55 f. X, gf' 5 Thirty-six E 2 , . ., lv , 2 I RESERVE FOOTBALL TEAM-Row 1: Wakefield: Keyler: Ycxker: Hurwitz: Rosenthal: Anderson. Row 2: Ferenay: Wilson: Watkins: H. Hecht: Gotberg: Lichtermcxn. Row 3: Iohnson: Sherman: Forbes: Ersher: S. Ruben: Buyck. Thirty-seven CROSS COUNTRY-Row l: H. Bean: B. Levine: M. Marcus. Row 2: L. Kwiker: H. Littman: O. Kingston: L. Fagel- son: H. Zuckerberg. Row 3: H. Gordon: G. English: A. Zimmerman: B. Sachs: A. Freund. Harriers Hold Heads High Coach S a n f o r d brought Cent'al's Cross Country team through t o a i i n e i i n i s h. T h e Y picked up at least one i i r s t in this Fall's tourna- m e n t . O u r boys did a fine job and Louis Kwiker established a state high school record ior cross c o u n t r y. We're proud oi them, as we are every year. Thirty-eight CHEER LEADERS-Row 1: C. Buggs: I. Rice: H. Bdnks. Row 2: F. Greenbaum: I. Hall. How 3: S. Bruley. GOLF TEAM With only one reserve man lost lrorn his 1951 team, Coach Gordon Minton had four returning golf lettermen to start his 1952 goll season. The team was lead, as in 1951, by low-scoring Bill Siegel. The other low-scoring members of the team were Larry Lieberman, Gary Wex- ler, and Iack Horwitz. The team was vastly improved this year and played all their matches with a strong deter- mination to win. Golf, Track Lead Spring Sports AND-THEY'RE OFF-! Central's track team deserves a good pat on the back as they come pulling off the lield this year. They walked away winning every tournament thus lar. We felt we had the best all around track team in the city. A score like 95-13 easily proves it. Track is a tradition at Central, one that's been kept up proudly. GOLF TEAM-lst Row: Bill Siegel. Znd Row: Nate Green: Gary Wexler: Larry Lieberman. 3rd Row: Coach Gordon Minton: Bill Lichty. BOY'S TRACK TEAM-Row 1: L. Kwiker: A. Oliver: L. Feigleson: M. Folson: B. McGowen: B. Kevine: O. Hill: R. Winer: L. Cherry: C. Price. Row 2: A. King: H. Schecat: A. Frund: A. Edwards: D. Markel: D. Kingston: H. Baililt: A. Stillman: Coach Saniord. Row 3: E. McKinney: D. Marcus: R. Iohnson. Row 4: R. Matloch: I. Brown: A. Zimmerman: A. Morrison: R. Hood: B. Sacks: N. Lawson. Fx Weiss Viedrah Head Girl Tanksters CEN'I'RAL'S MERMAIDSH Under the leadership of co-captains Lenore Weiss and Helene Viedrah. Central's girls swiming team had a fairly successful season. Although the team, which is made up of al- most all tenth graders, has not won too many meets this year, it has wonderful potentialities for next season. Particularly outstanding are Minncr Weis- en, who has won every event she has entered, and Lenore Weiss, who has won all but one event in which she was entered. Faculty advisor, Mrs. Dierdori, hopes that the team will be more successful in coming seasons. Rowl L Freedman S Willis L Weiss E Brown Row 2 M Weisling: B. Rosenberg: S. Filer: I. Rosensweig: R. Mayer M Swartz Row 3 D Drew I Horwood N Fisher H Viedrah: M. Wisenfeld: B. Bowles: B. Bandler. SV I 4 BOYS SWIMMING TEAM-Row 1: I. Miller: I. Watson: D. Garon: A. Shrierer: E. Chodoroff. Row 2: I. Pollack: K. Fox: A. Carrniner: I. Storer. Row 3: B. Hunter: H. Proviser: B. Siegel: B. Marans: S. Ossman. Row 4: Coach Don Kelly: F. Rubin: F. Kozin: A. Michaels: A. Lappin. Swimmers Compile Great Record Central's swimming team emerged from the 1951 campaign as the finest team from Central in ten years. The persistence and hard work of many seasons finally paid off as the squad finished the season with the impressive record of three wins and four losses. Behind this fine display of winning power was a squad whose fighting spirit, team-work. and loyalty are unequaled in all of Central's history. Their fine co-operation led them to defeat Southwestem by the score of 65 to 26. upset Cooley by a score of 52 to 39. and leave Northwestern far behind with the score of 69 to 22. It can probably be said that Bob Marans was the team's outstanding individual performer, placing third in the indivi- dual medley and fifth in the breaststroke in this year's City Meet. Orchids can also be extended to Ed Chodoroff. Ierry Miller and Don Aaron. who made up the medley team that placed sixth in the city. Al Lapin came in for his share of glory by taking fifth place in the two-hundred yard freestyle. Stan Ossman also gained distinction in the city meets. A great deal of credit must be given to Coach Don Kelley and to captain Bob Marans, without whose able assistance it is doubtful that the tankmen could have achieved their outstand- ing season. F orty-one CAPTAIN GOLDSTEIN CAPTAIN MECK Cagers Reach Play-offs Again Co-Captained by Ralph Godstein and Mar- SEASON'S BASKETBALL SCORES tin Mech, Central's Basketball team rolled on to eight wins, no losses and one tie in the reg- ular season. All-City Goldstein was a consistent twenty point man and led Central to the West-Side Crown with only one tie, and that to Northwes- tern with a 41 to 41 game. Favorites in the playoffs, Central slipped after downing Pershing by losing to Northern in the second round. Terrific spirit was shown by the team and also by the student body of Central. which made a magnificent showing at all the games and cheered their team on to victory after vic- tory. The new song that was learned by Cen- tralites was sung again and again at all the games and gave invaluable spirit to the team. This season was truly one of the greatest that Central has ever had. The boys who received letters this year are: I. Greenberg. L. Kwiker, R. Schechter, I. Fuller, N. Kwinsky, M. Solomon, S. Margolis, E. McKinney. D. Hay. T. Nerderman. R. Gold- stein, B. Yaker, M. Mech, L. Merrit, G. Baron, E. Rott. Forty-two Central- Southwestem - 44 Central-55 . U ot D-42 Central-47 Cass-50 Central-59 .Redford-34 Central-56 Cooley-43 Central-53 Western-34 Central-41 Northwestern-41 Central-53 Chadsey-39 Central-66 Nlachenzie-44 Central-45 Pershing-40 Central-32 Northern-44 R. scH1-:cl-rrsn E. Ro'r'r I. GREENBERG L. KWIKER G. BARON S. MARGOLIS T. NIEBERMAN N. KRINSKY Forty-three 5537911 Row 1: N. Krinsky: I. Fuller: R. Goldsiein: M. Meck: M. Solomon: L. Merriit. Row 2: H. Kamerer: E. Rott: L. Kwiker: S Margolis: T. Nedermcm: B. Yaker. Row 3: A. Levy: R. Shechter: I Greenberg: G. Baron: E. McKenny: P. Gould. Central's New Dance Clubs Forty-four Row 1: S. Howard: I. Tepperman Row 2 H Mendelsohn F Gutman F Weberma'-1 M Ger ber. Row 3: B. Rothbart: F Greenbaum S Wxenstem S Canales Row 4 D Lasmslras N Diachun: I. Ellings: P. Clark Girls' Tennis Team Fights Hard Under the leadership of co-captains Ioan Teppermen and Sue Howard, and with the able coaching ot M.iss Burton, Centrals' racket-swinging girls looked tor- ward to one of their best seasons. The competition trom other schools was un- usually strong: but with the aid oi newly- paved tennis courts on which to practice. Central's team gave a good account of itself. The season started oft with a bang. with every girl winning her first match. All in all it was a great season. BOYS BASEBALL TEAM-Row 1: B. Pearl: N. Kaplan: A. Oshinsky: T. Rivera: H. Micklelowsky: I. Berkowitz: D. Burnstein: R. Iablway. Row 2: Coach Kammerer: R. Cates: M. Spore: I. Pollack: P. Richmrqn: N. Lambert: T. Kovan: D. Halabe. Row 3: I. Beagle: M. Mech: C. Liebowitz: E. Gelzayd: M. Friedman: Trainer, Mr. Lambert. Row 4: A. Hamperian: C. Rogers: R. Sup- porin: D. Wittenberg. The Blazer Nine Central opened the 1952 baseball season with a game with Northwestern. the defending West Side Champions, at Northwestern Field. One ot the big problems the team had to face was that of pitching. Coach Kammerer had only two experienced pitchers, Barry Pearl and Malcom Kaplan. Leonard Meritt had shown some promise ol becoming a starting pitcher. Don Wittenberg did most ol the catching chores for Central this year. This year's iniielcl was one of the strongest fielding inlields Central has had in many years. Noah Lambert was at first base, Tom Kovan at third base, and Marty Mech played short- stop. This season's team was!! one that Central will long be proud 'ot lor many years to com.e. Form szr J' ,,,,,,s..g' '- :mir Qs? ... he 3: fi-. L: . -' wh ,Univ ...iyy-gsi ws. f H- P V - M at , :fi 3.2--:. 'X R zu, M, ,.J:::.,,55 ,55::--,--2: f',Q:- ..... p c ..,, , . , . . , M ,,vTwst. at ' .. ,. B ,J -S is Q , M ., me-t,i:fsi,? W ,QTY .V 5 4 .Wu if ,M , 1, in M, ., ,, V .semi hie5L'Wsf i, f'i55f rj i.. : gm-:gs ,V 1zT'w,,x pi-gif.,-'qijgwes-i fx, Q N N w wx , 3 K :mm ,,,- ,W my .-V: .... ,. ..,.., 4 ,5,,gr.,,:,,+ ' 1 f ' if ' 'wM?fQ,:fwrw Mi e. x:..,.N 'P ff -' 2572 wsgwgi- , 'Mr' - 5 '... Tv s' L laik WI Rvgfk 55m-. . f rs . i' me M- Lis gm 7 .Q X,-i i- A , t L-5,:,,':g,,:g-egggg-9::::f: :.:-- .,gg:.,.. yay.: Qmwxg Q, -3y'3,f..g3,,, . :fj-j :ti X., Vg -i , N we - Q Q x Wir' f' . A kr- - , ' .- gee? 'Q it if l'K.'it1i+w.1. 'R X' C' CLUB-Row 1: R. Cates: S. Eisenberg: B. Seigel: S. Rosens: R. Weiner: H. Bean: A. Stillman: D. Ormand: E. Chodorott. Row 2: N. Lambert: N. Solomon: R. Marans: T. Sheilak: T. Kovan: C. Hamina: C. Cumpula: L. Fagelscin: C. Mazerov. Row 3: D. Hay: C. Levin: N. Krinsky: H. Kaufer: D. Varkle: G. Tidge: I. Mason. Row 4: E. Gordon: I. Ecstein: G. Wexler: S. Happaport: A. Schrier: A. Freund: E. Rott: L. Kwiker: M. Mech. Row 5: D. Markel H. Zuckerberg: G. Barron: I. Greenberg: A. Morrison: G. Berman: H. Goldstein: M. Gerber. Club, Netters Busy The 1952 tennis team was built around three returning lettermen. Bob Sassone, Larry Solomon. and Mickey Solomon. The singles team was made up of Larry Solomon, Bob Sassone, and Mickey Solomon. Mickey took honors in the All- City matches last year. Bob Brent, Vic Spear, Charles Solo- mon, Leonard Schrier, and Marv Mittle- dorf handled the doubles matches. All these boys were new-comers to the squad. As the Centralite went to press, hopes were high for the racqueteers to equal last year's record oi East Side Champions and better it by winning the City Champion- ship. The squad was ably led by captain Larry Solomon and Coach Don Fitch. TENNIS TEAM-Row l: L. Solomon: V. Spear: C. Solomon. Row 2: K. Fox: M. Solomon: D. Aaron: M. Middeldori: L. Schrier. F orty-seven WW How 1: I. Carlson: P. Holmes: M. Glock. Row 2: N. Diachun: I. Ways: S. Canales: D. Lasinskas: I. Fox: M. Harris: L Killen Row 3: I. Goldberg: S. Weinstein: E. Reed: B. Berry: F. Osborne, M. Winfrey. lt's in the Basket With teamwork their heart ielt motto, forwards Sara Canales, Eloise Reed, Peggy Holmes, Mona Harris. Beverly Berry, Alease Heckman and Nadia Diachen: and guards Doleres Lasinskas, Iean Fox, Ilene Goldberg, Sybel Weinstein, Frances Osborn, lu anita Ways, Marian Wintrey came forth victorious this year. The girls met in the gym every Tuesday and Thursday after school. With the help ot Miss Mayer their sponsor, Ioy Carlson their student manager and Sara Canales and Dolores Lasinskas, co-captains, the team practiced to become one ot the Top West Side Girls Bas- ketball Teams. This year as in the past, the girls entertained the Northwestern team with a party after the game. It was arrangements like these that made the team a happy and successful one. GIRLS' RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM-Row 1: C. Scott: E. Siporin: E. Hart: K. Lipkin: M. Morning: D. Lowery. Row 2: G. Wreber C. Nessel: C. Lotton: N. Porter: G. Nathis. Forty- eight sv. g 27- , T 1 Lites Keep Busy MES January Class Officers The 121-X seniors held an election To find officers made to perfection. Three handsome lads and one charming lass Were chosen to lead the '52 class. The president, friendly. athletic. and tall. Mark Rubenstein for Veep was a find. Has by his fine leadership proved to us all. With his quick wit and very-keen mind. That a trace of genius in the class was detected His on the job manner makes us all see The joyful day Guy Barron was elected. That his qualifications fit the bill to a T. The secretary's talents stand unsurpassed. The hard working man who handles the money She's a great minute taker and friend to the last. Has done a iob that's really a honey. Her cheerful smile and winning way We score him perfect and nothing less. Make Winifred Goldberg iamous today. Carl Levin walks the road to success. All who know these four will agree That a better combination could not be. Barron. Rubenstein, Goldberg. and Levin Are the names that spell the password to heaven. Fifty-two January Committees PLAY COMMI'I'TEE Chairmen-Paul Hamburger Ethel Heller Sponsor-Mr. Rosenau Ilene Abrams Iean Bednarsh Rosalind Berlin Newton Bernstein Richard Bernstein Elaine Binder Moor Braun Helen Cutler lune Dallen Milton Fields Arlene Finegold Beniamin Gendlolf Marvin Gerber Liesel Hess Shirley Hullun Babette Kahn Charlotte Keltz Iris Margolies Shirley Porvin Norman Randal Frieda Ring Marilyn Romer lane! Ross Sheldon Roth Sarah Schutzman Irene Siegel Martin Smith Ioan Steinbergh Elayne Towbin Ben Wasserman Annalee Werber Sheldon Wigod MAKEUP COMMITTEE Chairman-Marion Friedenberg Sponsor-Mrs. Mongol Marie Daniels Marvin Lichtenstein Shirley Phillips Mildred Sherman Eugene Silverman FINANCE COMMI'I'I'EE Chairmen-Ioan Piirainen Thelma Yucht Sponsor-Miss F ortemer Lorraine Bilah Sidney Blumenthal Rosanna Cohen Beverly Davis Morton Demalr Ruby Fischer Fay Hoenig Gloria Kanar Etta Klopiish Phyllis Levine Marilyn Moggel Sophie Patsalis Sheldon Resnick Diane Sandler Edwin Schiff Ralph Soverinslry lerry Weisberg Florine Weisman PUBLICITY COMMI'I'l'EE Chairman-Iudith Mill Sponsor-Mr. Balrlre Marlene Iatfa Mary Peltz Harriet Shilman Marilyn Yolles COLOR G MO'I'TO COMMITTEE Chairman-Ellen Harrington Sponsor-Miss Brakeman Lois Axelrod Harriett Bresotf Daniel Halpern Robert Ialiin Dorothy Kleinstein Robert Marans Susan Rapaport Allen Schreier Vivian Somberg lune Stone ART COMMITTEE Chairman-Anita Gold Sponsor-Miss Nelson Marjorie Fox Rovetta Morris Bernice Rash MOTTO: So little done: So much to do. COLORS: Royal Blue and White. CLASS DAY COMMl'l TEE Chairmen-Lillian Cicurel Ierry Lesson Sponsors-Miss Kovach Mrs. Bow Lenore Albert Edward Choderoii Sam Cewercer Elaine Hechtman Harold Iohnson Austin Ketz Albert Kee Saralee Kopman Aaron Lupovitch May Rose Arlene Rosenberg Alice Toomaiian Allen Traurig SOCIAL COMMITTEE Chairmen--Melvin Fishman , Arlene Schecter Norman Bolton Yetta Brown Rona Herman Ruth Herwitz Herbert Kanter Irene Lubarsky Merrill Miller Dennis Ormand Ruth Spielberg Ioseph Weiss COSTUME COMMITTEE Chairman-Elaine Weingarden Sponsor-Mrs. Montgomery Bernice Borin Rivka Kahana Carl Kumpula Iudith Lumberg Idene Silver Murray Snider PRINTING COMMITTEE Chairman-Sandra Brown Sponsor-Mr. Hansen Frieda I-'arencz Sandra Cutter Beverly Boltzman Marcella Little Fifty three ABRAMS. Ilene: Longfellow Hall, General, Senior Play ALBERT. Lenora: Longfellow Hall, Commer- cial, Student Council, 12A Color and Motto Committee AXELROD. E u ge ne Harvey: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., Science Club, Senior Play, Latin Club AXELROD. Lois Frances: Longfellow Hall, College Prep, Latin Club, 12A Color and Motto Committee BAND. Gerald: Longfellow Hall, College Prep, Sportsmanship Council BARRON. Guy: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., 12B-12A President, Secretary-Trea- surer of C Club, Student Council, Var- sity Basketball, Varsity Tennis BEDNARSH, lean: Longfellow Hall, Com- mercial, Spanish Club, Unity Forum, Civic Club, Senior Play BELSER, Iacquelyn: Longfellow Hall, Com- mercial Class of January, 1952 BERLIN. Rosalind: Longfellow Hall, Com- mercial, Senior Play BERMAN, Marvin H.: Longfellow Hall, Col- lege Prep., Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football, C Club BERNSTEIN. Newton: Longfellow Hall, Col- lege Prep., Senior Play BERNSTEIN, Richard: Longfellow Hall, Col- lege Prep., Senior Play BIEDERMAN. Heathen Longfellow Hall, College Prep., Senior Play, Civic Club Secretary, Sportsmanship Council, Choir, Spring Festival BILAH. Lorraine: Longfellow Hall, Commer- cial. Girls Basketball Captain, 12A Fi- nance Committee BINDER, Elaine: Longfellow Hall, Commer- cial, Senior Play BLOOM. Fern B.: Longfellow Hall, Com- mercial, Spring Festival, Chorus BLUMENTHAL. Sidney: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., Sportsmanship Council, 121-l. Finance Committee BOLTON, Norman I.: Longfellow Hall, Col- lege Prep., Science Club, Sportsmanship Council, Swimming Team, 12A Social Committee Chairman BORIN. Bernice: Longfellow Hall, General Commercial, 12A Costume Committee BRAUN. Moor: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., 12A Costume Committee F iffill-f0u r BRESOFF. Harriett Marilyn: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., Spanish Club, Unity Forum, Color cmd Motto Committee BROOKS. Rona Carole: Longfellow Hall, General BROWN. Sandra Helen: Longfellow Hall, Commercial, Student Council, 12A Print- ing Committee Chairman BROWN, Yetta: Longfellow Hall, Commer- cial, lZA Social Committee CHAYET. Lloyd Howard: Longfellow Hall, Commercial, Science Club CHERRIN. Marvin: Longfellow Hall, Col- lege Prep. CHODOROFF, Edward Essar: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., Varsity Swimming Team, Latin Club, lZA Class Day Com- mittee CICUREL. Lillian S.: Longfellow Hall, Col- lege Prep., Spanish Club, Civic Club, Student Council, Glee Club, lZA Class Day Committee Chairman Class of January, 1952 CLARFELT. Shirley Anne: Longfellow Hall, Commercial, Unity Forum COHEN. Murray: Longfellow Hall, College Prep. COHEN. Rosanna I.: Longfellow Hall, Com- mercial, Civic Club, Spanish Club, Unity Forum, Student Council, 12A Finance Committee COHEN. Selma: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., Civic Club President, Senior Play French Club CUTLER. Helen F.: Emerson Hall, Com- mercial, Civic Club, Unity Forum, Stu- dent Council, Senior Play DANIELS. Marie: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Y-Teens, Swimming Team, IZA Make Up Committee DAVIS. Beverly Ann: Emerson Hall, Com- mercial, Unity Forum, IZA Finance Com- mittee DECKER. Ronald Lewis: Emerson Hall, Commercial, Football Team, Swimming Team DEMAK. Morton Robert: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep, Band, Cross Country, Track, Student Council, lZA Finance Committee DOBRUSIN, Gerald Elliott: Emerson Hall, Commercial FERENCZ. Frieda: Lincoln Hall, Commer- cial, IZA Printing Committee FIELDS. Milton: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Senior Play F-i ff1r..f'hua FINEGOLD. Arlene: Emerson Hall, Com- mercial, Hockey Team, Senior Play FISCHER. Ruby: Emerson Hall, Commercial Unity Forum, 12A Finance Committee FISHMAN. Melvin A.: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep., Sportsmanship Council Presi- dent, 12A Social Committee Chairman FLACK. lerome S.: Emerson Hall, College Prep. FOX. Mariorie: Emerson Hall, Commercial 12A Art Committee FREED, Marvin I.: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Senior Play FREEDHEIM. Sheldon Marvin: Emerson Hall, College Prep. FRIEDENBERG. Marion Ruth: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Spanish Club, Tennis Team, 12A Chairman Makeup Committee Class of January, 1952 FRIEDMAN. Bernard: Emerson Hall, Gen- eral FROHMAN. Lawrence: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep., Science Club Vice President, Orchestra, Sportsmanship Council, Con- temporary Attairs Club, Senior Play GENDLOFF. Benicrmin: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep., Senior Play GERBER. Marvin Howard: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Varsity Football, Student Council, C Club, Sportsmanship Coun- cil, Senior Play GEWERCER. Samuel: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep., Band, 12A Class Day Com- mittee GLASS. Henry R.: Emreson Hall, Commer- cial, Band GOLD. Anita: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Spanish Club Treasurer, Civic Club, 12A Art Committee Chairman GOLD. Louis: Emerson Hall, Commercial GOLDBERG, Winilred: Emerson Hall, Com- mercial, Sportsmanship Council, 12B-12A Secretary, Student Council GOODMAN, Ierry: Emerson Hall, Commer- cial GORDON, Eugene lack: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep., Freshman Football, Varsity Football, C Club GREENBERG, Elaine S.: Angel Hall, Gen- eral, Commercial, Swiming Team l Fi ffm:-el GREENE, Elaine M.: Emerson Hall, Com- mercial, Hockey Team GROSSMAN, Richard Allen: Emerson Hall, College Prep. GUTENBERG, Erwin L.: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep., Senior Play GUTTER. Sandra Ioan: Emerson Hall, Com- mercial, 12A Printing Committee HALPERN. Daniel: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Freshman Track, Science Club, IZA Color and Motto Committee HAMBURGER. Paul: Angell Hall, College Prep., 12A Play Committee, Unity Forum. Student Council, R. O. T. C. HAMMER. Leonard: Angell Hall, Commer- cial, R. O. T. C., Orchestra HARRINGTON, Ellen Margaret: Angell Hall, College Prep., Y-Teens Vice-Presi- dent, Basketball, Choir, Ensemble, 12A Color and Motto Committee Class of January, 7952 HECHTMAN, Daniel: Angell Hall, College Prep. HECHTMAN, Elaine: Emerson Hall, Com- mercial, Unity Forum, Civics Club, 12A Class Day Committee HELLER. Ethel Ioyce: Angell Hall, Com- mercial, Senior Play, Unity Forum, Civic Club, Orchestra HERMAN. Rona Gail: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep., Quill and Scroll, Central Student, IZA Social Committee HERSCHELMAN. Richard: Angell Hall, Commercial, Freshmen Basketball, Stu- dent Council HERWITZ. Ruth Marion: Angell Hall, Gen- eral, Library Staff, lZA Social Commit- tee HESS. Liesel: Angell Hall, College Prep, HICKMAN. Alease: Angell Hall, Commer- cial, Girls Basketball Captain, Tennis Team, Hockey Team Captain, G. A. A. HOENIG, Fay: Angell Hall, Commercial, l2A Finance Committee HOLTZMAN, Beverly: Angell Hall, Com- mercial, l2A Printing Committee HULLUM, Shirley Ann: Angell Hall, Com- mercial, Senior Play IAFFA. Marlene Lois: Angell Hall, College Prep., Central Student, Sportsmanship Council, Unity Forum, Quill and Scroll, 12A Publicity Committee 111' .., IAFFE. Morton L.: Angell Hall, General, Unity Forum, Freshman Football IAFFIN, Robert I.: Angell Hall, College Prep., Unity Forum, Contemporary Al- tairs, IZA Color and Motto Committee IANOWEH. Murray Lee: Angell Hall, Col- lege Prep., Centralite Editor-in-Chief, Unity Forum President, Student Council, Sportsmanship Council Vice-President IOHNSON. Delores lean: Angell Hall, Gen- eral IOHNSON, Harold Thomas: Braille Class, College Prep, Unity Forum KAHANA. Rivka: Angell Hall, General, lZA Costume Committee KAHN. Babette Lou: Angell Hall, College Prep., Library Stall, Senior Play KANAR. Gloria: Angell Hall, Commercial, Sportsmanship Council Secretary, Unity Forum, IZA Finance Committee Class of January, 1952 KAPLAN. Milton: Angell Hall, Commercial KATZ, Austin Morton: Angell Hall, College Prep., 12A Class Day Committee KATZMAN. Maurice: Angell Hall, College Prep., Varsity Track, Baseball KAUFER. Herbert: Angell Hall, College Prep., Football, Track, Student Council. Sportsmanship Council, C Club, 12A Social Committee KEE. Albert: Angell Hall, College Prep., Choir, Ensemble, 12A Class Day Com- mittee KELTZ, Charlotte: Angell Hall, Commercial, Senior Play KERT. Harry: Angell Hall, College Prep. KLEIMAN. Ioan: Angell Hall, Commercial, Sportsmanship Council KLEIN. Ioel: Angell Hall, College Prep., Ft. O. T. C. KLEINSTEIN. Dorthy: Angell Hall, College Prep., Civics Club, Unity Forum, French Club, Sportsmanship Council, IZA Color and Motto Committee KLEPFISH. Etta: Angell Hall, Commercial, 12A Finance Committee KOPMAN. Saralee: Angell Hall, College Prep., Spring Festival, lZA Class Day Committee KRIEGER. Aaron: Whittier Hall: College Prep. KRONEN, Larry A.: Whittier Hall: General, 12A Costume Committee LARAMIE, Frank: Braille Class, General LEE. Alan: Whittier Hall: General, Fresh- man Football LESSON. Edwin: Whittier Hall: Commer- cial, Band LESSON. Ierry: Whittier Hall: College Prep, Science Club, Unity Forum, Sportsman- ship Council, R. O. T. C., 12A Class Day Chairman LEVIN. Carl: Whittier Hall: College Prep., 12B-12A Treasurer, Student Council, Var- sity Tennis, Sportsmanship Council, C Club Class of January, 7952 LEVINE, Phyllis: Whittier Hall: Commercial, 12A Finance Committee LICHTENSTEIN, Marvin Sidney: Whittier Hall: College Prep., R. O. T. C. Rifle Team, IZA Makeup Committee LIEBERMAN, Barbara P.: Whittier Hall: Commercial, Unity Forum, Centralite Ad Staff, Varsity Basketball Team, Sports- manship Council. LI'I l'I.E. Marcella L.: Whittier Hall: Com- mercial, Spring Festival l2A Printing Committee LUBARSKY, Irene: Whittier Hall: General, Unity Forum, Student Council, 12A Social Committee LUMBERG, Iudith Anne: Whittier Hall: Commercial, Civic Club, Unity Forum, 12A Costume Committee LUPOVITCH, Aaron: Whittier Hall: College Prep., Science Club, IZA Class Day Committee MALACH. Frances: Whittier Hall: College Prep., Student Council MARANS. Robert Warren: Whittier Hall: College Prep., Student Council, Swim- ming Team Captain, Sportsmanship Council, C Club President, 12A Class Day Committee MARGOLIES, Iris lean: Whittier Hall: Com- mercial, Senior Play MAZEROV, Clifford Yale: Whittier Hall: College Prep., Baseball Varsity, Football Varsity, C Club McD?WEI.I.. Lois: Whittier Hall: Commer- cia Fiftu-nina MEYERS. Milton Arnold: Whittier Hall, General, Spring Festival MILL. Iudith Barbara: Whittier Hall, Col- lege Prep., Student Council, Central Student, Quill and Scroll, lZA Publishing Committee Chairman MILLER. Merrill Gordon: Whittier Hall, Col- lege Prep. Sportsmanship C o u n c i l , French Club, lZA Social Committee MOGGEL. Marilyn: Whittier Hall, General, lZA Finance Committee MORRIS, Rovetta: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Civics Club, Unity Forum, lZA Art Committee ORMOND. Dennis Carl: Lincoln Hall, Col- lege Prep., Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, Sportsmanship Council, C Club Vice-President, lZA Social Com- mittee PALLEY. Sheldon Bruce: Whittier Hall, Col- lege Prep. PAPPAS. Frieda Christeen: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Editor-in-Chief of Central Student, Quill and Scroll, Spring Fes- tival. Class of January, 1952 PATSALIS. Sophie: Whittier Hall, General, Clothing, IZA Finance Committee PELTZ. Mary: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., News Editor Central Student, Quill and Scroll, Sportsmanship Council, Civic Club, IZA Publicity Committee PHILLIPS. Shirley Anne: Lincoln Hall, Com- mercial, Y4Teens, lZA Makeup Com- mittee PIIRAINEN. lean Laverne: Lincoln Hall, Commercial, Y-Teens, IZA Finance Com- mittee Chairman PORTNOY. Gary D.: Lincoln Hall, College Prep. PORVIN. Shirley Diva: Whittier Hall, Gen- eral, Unity Forum, Senior Play RACHLEFF. Marshall Fenton: Lincoln Hall, College Prep, RANDEL. Norman H.: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Latin Club, Senior Play RANTALA. Eugene L.: Lincoln Hall, College Prep. RAPAPORT. Susan Deborah: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., lZA Color and Motto Committee RASH, Bernice: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Quill and Scroll, Unity Forum, Central Student, News-Feature Editor, Sports- manship Council, lZA Finance Committee RESNICK. Sheldon: Lincoln Hall, Com- mercial Sixty RING. Freida: Lincoln Hall: Commercial, Senior Play ROBINS. Arthur Henry: Lincoln Hall: Col- lege Prep. ROCHMAN. Milton: Lincoln Hall: Commer- cial, l2A Art Committee ROSE. May R.: Lincoln Hall: College Prep., 12A Class Day Committee HOSEN. Herbert S.: Lincoln Hall: Com- mercial, Spring Festival ROSENBERG. Iris Arlene: Lincoln Hall: Commercial, Library Staff, Choir, En- semble, Girls Glee Club, 12A Class Day Committee ROSENS, Samuel Roy: Lincoln Hall: Col- lege Prep., Varsity Football ROSNER. Marilyn: Lincoln Hall: College Prep., Civic Club, Sportsmanship Coun- cil, Senior Play Class of January, 1952 ROSS. Ianet Dolores: Lincoln Hall: Com- mercial, Senior Play ROTH. Florence: Lincoln Hall: College Prep., Civic Club, Sportsmanship Coun- cil, Student Council, Seinor Play ROTH. Sheldon Harold: Lincoln Hall: Gen- eral, Band, Orchestra, Music Festival, Senior Play RUBENSTEIN. Marc Anton: Lincoln Hall: College Prep., 12B-12A Vice-President, Sportsmanship Council Treasurer, Cen- tral Student Editor, Swimming Team, Freshman Football SANDLEH. Diane T.: Lincoln Hall: Com- mercial General, IZA Finance Committee SAPERSTEIN. Herbert Marshall: Lincoln Hall: College Prep. SCHECHTER. Arieno: Lincoln Hall: College Prep., Feature Editor Central Student, Sportsmanship Council, Quill and Scroll Club Vice-President, 12A Social Com- mittee Chairman SCHIFF. Edwin I.: Lincoln Hall: College Prep., 12A Finance Committee SCHIFF. Franklin: Lincoln Hall: Commer- cial SCHREIEH. Allen: Lincoln Hall: College Prep., Sportsmanship Council SCHUTZMAN. Sarah: Lincoln Hall: Com- mercial, Senior Play Prep., Swimming Team Varsity, C Club, Band, Student Council, 12A Color and Motto Committee SCHWARTZ. lack A.: Lincoln Hall: College Prep., Sportsmanship Council Szlrty-one Class of J anuary, SMITH. Martin: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Latin Club, Senior Play, Unity Forum SNIDER, Murray: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Orchestra, Band, IZA Costume Commit- tee SOFFA. Sally Ann: Eliot Hall, Commercial General, Spanish Club SOMBERG, Vivian: Eliot Hall, C o l l e g e Prep., Choir, Chorus, Spring Festival, 12A Color and Motto Committee SOSNICK. Robert: Eliot Hall, College Prep. SOVERINSKY, Amold Ralph: Eliot Hall, College Prep., lZA Finance Committee SPIELBERG, Ruth Gayle: Eliot Hall, Col- lege Prep., Orchestra, Unity Forum, Cen- tral Student Exchange Editor, Quill and Scroll Treasurer, 12A Social Committee STEINBERGH. Ioan B.: Eliot Hall, General, Civic Club Treasurer, Senior Play STEINWAY. Philip G.: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Senior Play STONE. Iune Helen: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Latin Club Historian, Spanish Club President, Band, Orchestra, Ensemble SUMMERS. Harold S.: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Latin Club, Senior Play TOOMAIIAN, Alyce: Eliot Hall, Commer- cial, 12A Class Day Committee Sixty-two SELEE, Mary Elizabeth: Eliot Hall, College Prep. SELMAN. Rita Marlena: Lincoln Hall, Com- mercial SHAPIRO. Sydelle Rose: Eliot Hall, Com- mercial, Unity Forum, Commercial SHERMAN. Mildred Harriet: Eliot Hall, Col- lege Prep., 121-X Makeup Committee SHIFMAN, Harriet: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Central Student Staff, Quill and Scroll Club, Sportsmanship Council, Unity Forum, 12A Publicity Committee SHULAK, Frederick B.: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Varsity Baseball CManagerl, C Club, Sportsmanship Council SIEGEI., Irene Ianet: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Spanish Club, Sportsmanship Council, Senior Play SILVER. Idene Ann: Eliot Hall, General, 121-X Costume Committee SILVERMAN, Eugene Leonard: Eliot Hall, General, Band, Orchestra, Music En- semble, Student Council, l2A Makeup Committee SILVERMAN. Iudith: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Swiming Team, Contemporary At- fairs Club, Unity Forum, French Club, Senior Play SINGER, Robert B.: Eliot Hall, General, Band, Orchestra, Swimming 7952 TOWBIN, Elayne Ronnie: Eliot Hall, Col- lege Prep., Spanish Club, Tennis Team Varsity, Senior Play TRAURIG. Allen Robert: Eliot Hall, College Prep., 121-'X Class Day Committee UNDERWOOD, Barbara lean: Eliot Hall, Commercial VANDER, Arthur Ierome: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Science C lu b, Sportsmanship Council, Senior Play WADE, Mattie: Eliot Hall, General WASSERMAN, Ben: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Reserve Baseball, Senior Play WEINBERGER. Bertha Louise: Eliot Hall: Commercial WEINDLING. Barbara Ioan: Eliot Hall, Com- mercial, Student Council, Unity Forum, Civic Club Secretary, Senior Play WEINGARDEN. Elaine Lois: Eliot Hall, Commercial-General, Unity Forum, Cos- tume Committee Chairman WEINTRAUB, Sandra: Eliot Hall, General, Ensemble WEISBERG, Jerry Ray: Eliot Hall, College Prep., 12A Finance Committee, Sports- manship Council Class of January, 1952 WEISMAN. Florrine: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Quill and Scroll President, Cen- tral Student Co-Feature Editor, l2A Fi- nance Committee WEISS. Ioseph: Eliot Hall, College Prep. Science Club, Sportsmanship Council 121-X Social Committee f WERBER. Annalee: Eliot Hall, General Senior Play I WIGOD, Sheldon William: Eliot Hall, Col- lege Prep., Senior Play WILHELM Stuart: Eliot Hall, General, Re- serve Football WINE. Rosara: Eliot Hall, College Prep. Senior Play, Civic Club WISOK. Marcia: Eliot Hall, General, Li- brary Staff WRIGHT. Gloria Florence: Eliot Hall, Col- lege Prep., Senior Play, Student Council, Spanish Club, Sportsmanship Council YOLLES, Marilyn lay: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Central Student, Civic Club, Sportsmanship Council, Quill and Scroll, 121-X Publicity Committee YUCHT, Thelma Sharleen: Eliot Hall, Com- mercial, Civic Club, G. A. A., IZA Fi- nance Committee Chairman ZEITAK. Ancel: Eliot Hall, College Prep. ZENDEL. Lee M.: Eliot Hall, College Prep Sixty-three I June Class Officers At last the fateful day had arrived For which the seniors had eagerly strived. Election of officers was the job at hand. Everyone wanted the best in the land. A president was wanted with just the right touch Of dependability. common sense, and such. A pal was chosen with charm. brains and wit. The votes were counted and Maurice Frankel was it. With paper and pencil at her command The secretary has everything well in hand. This young lady has talents galore. With Ruth Boraks who could want more. We hold the Veep in high esteem. She and Morrey make a perfect team. Her intelligence. poise. and big dark eyes Identify this lass as Sally Kornwise. The economic status of the class advances In the guidance of the boy who handles finances With Robert Littman the seniors have a prize As the treasury grows to enormous size. Boraks. Littman. Frankel. and Kornwise Have had their praises sung to the skies. But the old friends they have and the new friends won Know that words alone can't tell all they've done. S imty-four PLAY COMMITTEE Chairmen-Robert Cutler Iean Fox Sponsor-Mr. Rosenau Gerald Besterman Beverly Blaine Ioanne Bonner Laura Braslau Harriet Brous Ioy Carlson Adrienne Circle Carl Combs Gerald Cooper Dolores Diamond Irene Dresser Audrey Edelstein Lilo Ehrlich Sander Eisenberg Stuart Fenton Beverly Ginsberg Adrienne Goldberg Iudith Goldsmith Sandra Gordon Martha Himmelhoch Iudy Horwitz Ioseph Kaufman Shirley Koiender Thomas Kovan Louis Kwiker Dolores Laker Thelma Landau Sandra Lauier Blossom Lehrman Miriam Levin Arnold Levitsky Barbara Lewis Rita Malamud Charles Mills Ruth Moorin Betty Paysner Ronald Seltzer Iuanita Ways ' MAKEUP COMMITTEE Chairmen-Adrienne Kolb Phyllis Ratner Sponsor-Mr. White Audrey Bordon Sally Bruley Ioan Feldman Arthur Friedman Ieannine Klueger Earl Mandel Roslyn Moss Dorothy Robinson Sandra Sussman FINANCE COMMITTEE Chairmen-Ioan Iacobs Sharon Linden Sponsor-Miss Fortener Fay Belsky Nadyne Biagioli Iohn Bloom Anna Bobovski Ierry Bookstein Frances Bresler Florence Brooks Richard Browne Norman Burnstein Barbara Daitch Paul Feldheim Lorraine Friedman Ted Gans Neil Goldberg Marilyn Grossberg Renata Gruenbaum Annie Guyer Iames Hack David Iacobs .lune Committees Evelyn Kahn Loretta Killen Sam Lerman Celia Levy Andrew Lovy Ianet Madgy Edward Marks Dorothy Means Roberta Moming Marilyn Parker Marlene Pritz Richard Ruzumna Ronald Schechter Leonard Schreier Marjorie Sills Ierome Sipher Shirley Sperling Ierome Stevens William Stevens Helene Viedrah Terry Yarows Arnold Zimmermen COSTUME COMMITTEE Chairmen-Margaret Mugerdichian ' Ronald Sider Sponsor-Mrs. Montgomery lean Dowd Karl Hamina Ioel Levy Martin Mech Lenore Rhineston Geraldine Rivers Burrell Ross Ieanne Walker CLASS DAY COMMITTEE Chairmen-Marilyn Pearl Herbert Zimmerman Sponsors-Mrs. Bow Miss Kovach Paulette Anderman Rita Bookstein Sara Canales Gordon Cutler Beverly Falk Nancy Ford Peter Gould Beth Green Sandra Gross lack Kirsch Iulia Kwaselow Sanford Lakin lohn Manis David Markel Bonnie Merzon Harvey Price Kenneth Rotman Allan Seltzer Marlene Shulak Margot Staub Adele Weinberg Lawrence Wenokur ART COMMI'l'l'EE Chairman-Dorothy Smith Sponsor-Miss Nelson Barbara Bradfield lennie Davis Esther Eisenstadt Pearl Fellander MO'l I'O: Instruction ends in the schoo lroom, But education ends only with life. COLORS: Royal Blue and White. Lorraine Freedman Gloria Lightstone Alan Perlmuter Samuel Vinocur COLOR AND ' MO'I'l'O COMMITTEE Chairman-Barbara Gilbert Sponsor-Miss Brakernan Susan Altman Patricia Clark Sylvia Deutelbaum Dorothy Glasier Ioan Hamburger Lames Malian Dorothy Rose Robert Sassone Harold Shecket Miriam Schwartz Beverly Stein Diane Tachman Antonia Tesseris Sara Lee Tukel Francine Weinberg SOCIAL COMMITTEE Chairmen-Elaine Brant Nathan Firestone Sponsor-Mr. Hansen Alan Camiener Gloria Fox Suzanne Howard Carl Leibowitz Daniel Marcus Marion Novominsky Paul Richman Ruth Rosender Floyd Tukel Ianet Wexler PUBLICITY COMMITTEE Chairmen-Seymour Robinowitz Frances Smolnick Sponsor-Mr. Bakke Rochelle Davidoff Beverly Fisher Rosalyn Glazer Ioan Goldberg Shirley Goldman Nathalie Heller David Mellen Bune Rothbart Marcia Schumer William Siegel Fayanne Sike Ioan Silberstein Ursula Sitzman STAGECRAI-'I' COMMITTEE Chairman-Harry Brown Sponsor-Mr. McCullough Robert Halperin Marvin Richmond Robert Silverstone PRINTING COMMITTEE Chairman-Suzanne Winnick Sponsor-Mr. Hansen leannette Dixon Sondra Frust Diana Goren Franceen Kole Martha Michlin Leona Pyykkonen Rochelle Ruben Sirty-five ABEL. Beverly Ann: Longfellow Hall, Col- lege Prep. ACHTMAN. Edith: Longfellow Hall, Corn- mercial ACHTMAN. Gladys: Longfellow Hall, Gen- eral AGABRA. Marion: Longfellow Hall, Com- mercial ALLEN. Stella M.: Longfellow Hall, College Prep. ALTMAN, Susanne: Longfellow Hall, Col- lege Prep., Centralite Staff, Quill and Scroll, Sportsmanship Council, Contem- porary Affairs, 12A Color and Motto Committee ANDERMAN. Paulette Marie: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., French Club, Con- temporary Affairs, 12A Class Day Com- mittee APRAHAMIAN. Ashod Hattie: Longfellow Hall, College Prep. Class of June, 1952 ASH. Lois Ruth: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., Central Student Editor-in-Chief, French Club Vice-President, Civic Club Sergeant-at-Arms, Contemporary Affairs Club, Quill and Scroll BAGGLEMAN. Estella: Longfellow Hall, Commercial BANCHIK. Bemice: Longfellow Hall, Com- mercial BANKS. Harumi: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., Hockey Team, Cheer Leader, Sportsmanship Council, Y-Teens BANKS. Myra: Longfellow Hall, Commer- cial, Sportsmanship Council BANKS. Thomas Lewis: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., Student Council, Science Club, Senior Play BAUMHAFT. Iudith Rea: Longfellow Hall, Commercial BEIM. Harvey: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., Cross-Country Team, Track Team, C Club BELINSKY, Ioan Sally: Longfellow Hall, Commercial, Unity Forum, Civics Club BELSKY. Fay Elaine: Longfellow Hall, Col- lege Prep., Science Club, Orchestra, Band, Student Council, 12A Finance Committee BENFANTE. Lucille: Longfellow Hall, Com- mercial 1 BENNETT. Harvey David: Longfellow Hall, General, Swimming Team Sixty-six BERG. Rosalie: Longfellow Holly Commer- cioly Unity Forum, Civic Club BERMAN, Frances: Longfellow Holly College Prep., Sponish Club BESTERMAN, Gerald: Longfellow Holly Col- lege Prep., Science Club, IZA Ploy Com- mittee BIAGIOLI. Nadyne: Longfellow Holly Com- mercial, Y-Teens President, Tennis Teom, 12A Finonce Committee BLAINE, Beverly Lois: Longfellow Holly Col- lege Prep, Glee Club, Unity Forum, Sci- ence Club, Centrolite Ad Stoff, IZA Ploy Committee BLAU, Arnold: Longfellow Holly College Prep. BLAVIN. Lawrence:: Longfellow Holly Col- lege Prep, Freshman Trock BLOOM, Allan: Longfellow Holly College Prep. Class of June, 1952 BLOOM, Iohn: Longfellow Holly College Prep., 121-X Finonce Committee BOBOVSKI. Anna Isabel: Longfellow Holly Comrnerciol, G.G.A., Y-Teens, l2A Fin- nonce Committee BOGORAD, Ethel: Longfellow Holly Com- merciol, Choir BONNER, Ioanne: Longfellow Holl, Generol, G.A.A., Cheerleoder tCoptoinl, Y-Teens, Ensemble, IZA Ploy Committee BOOKSTEIN. Daniel: Longfellow Holly Col- lege Prep., Unity Forum, IZA Finonce Committee BOOKSTEIN. Ierry: Longfellow Holly Com- mercial, Freshman Trocky Civic Club, Centrctlite Ad Stoff Monoger BOOKSTEIN, Rita: Longfellow Holly Col- lege Prep., French Club, 12A Closs Doy Committee BORAKS. Ruth Sarah: Longfellow Holly College Prep., 12B-12A Secretory, Centrol Student News Page Editor, French Club President, Quill ond Scroll, Civic Club BORDEN. Audrey: Longfellow Holly Com- merciol, l2A Mokeup Committee BORSAND, Donald: Longfellow Holly Col- lege Prep., Freshmon Trock, Civic Club BRAMMER. Geraldine Marilyn: Longfellow Holl: Commerciol BRENT, Elaine: Longfellow Holly College Prep., Centrol Student, Quill ond Scroll Club, Civic Club, Science Club, l2A Sociol Committee Choirmon Sixty-seven BRASLAU. Laura: Longfellow Hall, General, 12A Play Committee BRAVER. Edith: Longfellow Hall, College Prep. BRENNER, Max: Longfellow Hall, College Prep. BRESLER. Frances Rita: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., French Club Treasurer, Choir, Ensemble, Contemporary Affairs Club, l2A Finance Committee BROOKS. Florence: Longfellow Hall, Com- mercial BROUS. Harriet: Longfellow Hall, Com- mercial BROWN. Harry: Longfellow Hall, Commer- cial, l2A Stage Craft Committee Chair- man BROWN. Harvey: Longfellow Hall, College Prep. Class of June, 1952 BROWNE, Richard: Longfellow Hall, Col- lege Prep., 12A Finance Committee BRULEY. Sally: Longfellow Hall, Commer- cial, Cheerleader, Y-Teens, Sportsman- ship Council, 12A Makeup Committee BUCKFIRE. David: Longfellow Hall, Com- mercial BURNSTEIN. Norman l:: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., Track Team, Cross Coun- try, l2A Finance Committee CAMIENER. Alan M.: Longfellow Hall, Col- lege Prep, Swimming Team, Science Club Treasurer, lZA Social Committee CANALES, Sara Margaret: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., Tennis Team, GAA. Vars- ity Basketball Team Co-Captain, 12A Class Day Committee CARLSON. Ioy Adelaide: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., G.A.A, Vice-President, Basketball Team, Tennis Team, Y-Teens, 12A Play Committee CARMICHAEL. Arthur O.: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., Student Council CHUDLER. Clifford: Longfellow Hall, Col- lege Prep., Freshman Football, Track CIRCLE. Adrienne: Longfellow Hall, Col- lege Prep., Student Council, Civic Club, 12A Play Committee CLARK. Patricia Lee: Longfellow Hall, Col- lege Prep., Choir, Y-Teens Secretary, Girls Glee Club, IZA Color and Motto Committee CLUBOK. Arthur: Longfellow Hall, College Prep. Sixty-eight COGGAN, Ruth Ann: Longfellow Hall, Col- lege Prep., Unity Forum, Civic Club COHEN. Ann: Longfellow Hall, Commer- cial, Student Council, Unity Forum COHEN, Gloria Rosaline: Longfellow Hall, Commercial, Unity Forum COHEN. Lawrence: Longfellow Hall, Col- lege Prep., Choir, Ensemble, Senior Play COHEN. Martin: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., Unity Forum COHEN, Seymour Robert: Longfellow Hall, Commercial ' COHEN. Stanley M.: Longfellow Hall, Col- lege Prep. COMBS. Carl: Longfellow Hall, General, 12A Play Committee Class of June, 1952 CONWAY. Milton: Longfellow Hall, General COOK. Simon: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., Latin Club COOPER, Ierry: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., Cross Country, Freshman Football, Latin Club, 12A Play Committee GRAIG, Dovie: Longfellow Hall, Commer- cial, Y-Teens CRANIS, Arlene Louise: Longfellow Hall, Commercial CURRIE. Robert B.: Longfellow Hall, Gen- eral CURTIS. Sandra: Longfellow Hall, Com- mercial CUTLER, Gordon: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., 12A Class Day Committee CUTLER, Robert M.: Longfellow Hall, Col- lege Prep., Student Council, IZA Play Committee Chairman DAITCH. Barbara Sheila: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Centralite Ad Staff, l2A Finance Committee DANULOFF. Donald Zane: Longfellow Hall, College Prep: DAVIDOFF. Rochelle: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep., Central Student, 12A Publicity Sixty-nine DAVIDSON, Larry: Longfellow Hall, College Prep. DAVIS. Iennie: Longfellow Hall, Commer- cial General, Swimming Team, Cheer Leader, Hockey Team, IZA Art Com- mittee DENENFALD, Marsha: Longfellow Hall, Commercial DENNIS, CHARLES: Emerson Hall, Com- mercial, Hi-Y DEUTELBAUM, Sylvia Ioan: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., Student Council. Orchestra, Unity Forum, Civic Club, 12A Color and Motto Committee DIACHUN. Nadia: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., Latin Club, Y-Teens, Basketball Team, Tennis Team, Cheerleader DIAMOND. Dolores: Longfellow Hall, Com- mercial, IZA Play Committee DIAMOND, Marilyn Diane: Longfellow Hall, College Prep. Class of June, 7952 DISKIN. Sharon Yvonne: Longfellow Hall, Commercial, Sportsmanship Council Sec- retary, Student Council, Quill and Scroll, Orchestra, Senior Play DIXON, Cecil: Emerson Hall, General DIXON. Ieanette: Longfellow Hall, Com- mercial DOWD, lean: Emerson Hall, General-Com- mercial, 12A Costume Committee DRESSER, Irene Susan: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., French Club, Civic Club, Unity Forum, 12A Play Committee DROSTE. Norette Honogah: Emerson Hall, College Prep. EDELSTEIN. Audrey Mae: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., Spanish Club, 12A Play Committee EHRLICH, Lilo: Longfellow Hall, College Prepf, Spanish Club, IZA Play Committee EICHLER, Martin Harold: Longfellow Hall: College Prep., Ensemble, Civic Club, Orchestra, Band EISENBERG, Barbara Atnita: Longfellow Hall, College Prep. EISENBERG, Sander B.: Longfellow Hall, Commercial, Varsity Football, Varsity Track, C Club, IZA Play Committee EISENSTADT, Ester: Lon fellow Hall, Col g . lege Prepz, French Club, 12A Art Com- mittee Seventy ELLIS, Frederick Ioseph: Longfellow Hall, Commercial EPSTEIN. Cyma Rosilyn: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., Spanish Club EPSTEIN. Leonard: Longfellow Hall, Gen- eral ESTRIN. Adele Marline: Longfellow Hall, Commercial FALK. Beverly lane: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Centralite Sports Editor, Student Council, -Contemporary Affairs Club, Quill and Scroll, Unity Forum, 121-X Class Day Committee FELDHEIN. Paul: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Unity Forum, 12A Finance Com- mittee FELDMAN. Beverly: Emerson Hall, Com- mercial, Unity Forum FELDMAN. Gerald: Emerson Hall, College Prep. Class of June, 7952 1 l FELDMAN, Ioan Marcia: Emerson Hall: Col- lege Prep. FELLANDER. Pearl Sue: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep., Science Club, Latin Club, 12A Art Committee FENTON. Stuart Victor: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep., IZA Play Committee FINKELSTEIN, lack: Emerson Hall, College Prep. FIRESTONE, Nathan S.: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep., Sportsmanship Council, Unity Forum FISCH, Gerald M.: Emerson Hall, College Prep: FISHER. Beverly Ioyce: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep., Unity Forum, Civic Club, Central Student, 12A Publicity Committee FISHER. Nancy Molly: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep:, Science Club, Unity Forum, Swimming Team FISHMAN, Arlene Sandra: Emerson Hall, Commercial, Glee Club, Choir FISHMAN, Merrill: Emerson Hall, College Prep., R:O.'I'.C. FISHMAN, Sandra: Emerson Hall, Corn- me-rcial l FISHMAN, Stephen Neal: Emerson Hall, l College Prep. S eventy- one FORD. Nancy Ann: Emerson Hall, College Prep,, French Club, Orchestra, IZA Class Day Committee FOX, Gloria: Emerson Hall, Commercial, Student Council, Central Student Staff, Quill and Scroll, Unity Forum, lZA Social Committee FOX. lean: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Science Club President, Latin Club Pres- ident, G.A.A. President, Girl's Basketball Team, IZA Play Committee Chairman FRANKEL. Maurice: Emerson Hall, College Prep., IZA President, C Club, Varsity Football FRAZEIN. Rita Carol: Emerson Hall, Com- mercial, Unity Forum FREEDMAN. Lorraine: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep., Student Council, Swimming Team, French Club, Civic Club, IZA Art Committee FRIED. Gerald: Emerson Hall, College Prep. FRIEDENBERG, Marilyn: Emerson Hall, Cpmmercial, Unity Forum, Student Coun- ci Class of June, 1952 FRIEDMAN. Arthur S.: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep.,Unity Forum, lZA Makeup Committee FRIEDMAN. lack: Emerson Hall, General FRIEDMAN, Lorraine: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep., Student Council, Civic Club FRIEDRICH. Bernard Mt: Emerson Hall, Commercial, Unity Forum , FURST. Sondra Romain: Emerson Hall, Commercial, Civic Club, lZA Printing Committee GALCHINSKY, Sandra Elaine: Emerson Hall, College Prep. GALE flichael M.: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Student Council. Track Team GALES, Sondra loan: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep., Centralite Editor-in-Chiel, Student Council, Quill and Scroll, Unity Forum, Contemporary Affairs Club GANS. Ted M.: Emereson Hall, College Prep, IZA Finance Committee GILBERT. Allan William: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Science Club GILBERT. Barbara Elaine: Emerson Hall, College Prep:, Civic Club, Unity Forum, Centralite Stall, Contemporary Aitairs, lZA Color and Motto Committee Chair- man GINSBERG. Beverly: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Student Council, Unity Forum Sec- retary, Cetnralite Staff, Quill and Scroll, IZA Play Committee Seventy-two GLASIER. Dorothy: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Centralite Graduate Editor, Sci' ence Club, Unity Forum, Contemporray Affairs, 12A Color and Motto Committee GLASIER. Geraldine: Emerson Hall, Com- mercial, Centralite Ad Stall GLAZER, Rosalyn: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Central Student, Quill and Scroll, Unity Forum, Student Council, 12A Pub- licity Committee GOLD. Franklin Owen: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep. GOLD. Marilynn: Emerson Hall, Commercial GOLDBERG. Adrienne B.: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Student Council, 12A Play Committee GOLDBERG. Ioan Carol: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Unity Forum, Glee Club, Central Student, Civic Club, l2A Pub- licity Committee GOLDBERG, Lois I.: Emerson Hall, Com- mercial, Student Council, Unity Forum, Civic Club Class of June, 1952 GOLDBERG. Marsha B.: Emerson Hall, Commercial, Unity Forum GOLDBERG, Neil: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Freshman Football, Science Club Latin Club, Unity Forum, l2f-X Finance Committee GOLDFARB. Iocmne: Emerson Hall, Com- mercial GOLDMAN, Norma: Emerson Hall, Com- mercial GOLDMAN, Lawrence Edwin: Emerson Hall, Commercial, Freshman Football, Swimming, Sportsmanship Council GOLDMAN, Shirley Evelyn: Emerson Hall, Commercial, Central Student, Unity For- um, IZA Publicity Committee GOLDS. lack: Emerson Hall, College Prep. GOLDSMITH, Iudith Lois: Emerson Hall, College Prep., 12A Play Committee GOLDSTEIN. Ralph Abner: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Varsity Basketball Cap- tain, Freshman Basketball, C Club GOODGALL, Dorothy Ruth: Emerson Hall, GOODGAL. Iacqueline: Emerson Hall, Gen- eral, Orchestra, Voice, Spring Festival GORDON, Harvey: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Track, Cross Country Seventy-three GORDON, Lynne Shirley: Emerson Hall, Commercial GORDON. Sandra: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Unity Forum, Centralite Staff, Sportsmanship Council, Student Coun- cil, 12A Play Committee GOREN. Diana: Emerson Hall, Commercial, IZA Printing Committee GORGE. C. Salvador: Emerson Hall, Com- mercial, R:O.T.C: GORMAN. Ashley: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Science Club, Senior Play GOROSH, Marilyn Rose: Emerson Hall, Commercial GOROSH. Martin: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Centralite Ad Staff GOTTLIEB, Amold: Emerson Hall, College Prep: Class of June, 7952 GOULD, Peter Kenneth: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep., Latin Club President, Science Club, Civic Club, 12A Class Day Com- mittee GRANT. Arnold: Emerson Hall, College Prep. GREEN, Beth Frances: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep., Student Council, Unity For- um, French Club, 12A Class Day Com- mittee GREEN. Noreen: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Unity Forum, Spanish Club GREENBERG. lerry: Angell Hall, College Prep., Varsity Football Co-Captain, Varsity Basketball, C Club GHEENBERGER, Harriet: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Unity Forum, Contem- porary Affairs, Civic Club GREENLICK, Merwyn Ronald: Emerson Hall, College Prep, GROSS. Sandra Zoe: Angell Hall, College Prep., Spanish Club, IZA Class Day Com- mittee GROSSBERG, Marilyn: Angell Hall, Col- lege Prep, Commercial, Centralite Staff, Contemporary Affairs, Student Council, l2A Finance Committee GRUENBAUM, Renata Adele: Angell Hall, Commercial, IZA Finance Committee GRUSKIN. Ioan Hannah: Emerson Hall, Commercial, Centralite Ad Staff GUTENBERG, Eve Lucille: Emerson Hall, Commercial Seventy-four GUYER, Annie: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Swimming Team, Centralite Ad Staff, 12A Finance Committee HACK, Iames Arthur: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep, Contemporary Affairs, IZA Finance Committee HALPER, Donald: Emerson Hall, Commer- cial, Choir, Freshman Track, Ensemble, Spring Festival HALPERIN. Robert: Emerson Hall, College Prep, 12A Stage Craft Committee HAMBURGER, Ioan Sandra: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Unity Forum, Civic Club, 12A Color and Motto Committee HAMINA. Karl G.: Emerson Hall, Commer- cial, Varsity Football Freshman, Foot- ball, C Club, Hi-Y, l2A Costume Com- mittee HAMMES, Dorothy: Angell Hall, Commer- cial HAMPARIAN, Arthur: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep., Hi-Y, Baseball Team, Orches- tra, Spring Festival Class of June, 1952 HAMPARIAN. Louise I.: Emerson Hall, Commercial, Library Staff, Spring Fest- ival HANDELSMAN, Sarah: Emerson Hall, Com- mercial, Unity Forum HANDLER. Wallace Mark: Emerson Hall, College Prep., P.A. Reporter, Senior Play, Civic Club HARTMAN, Marilyn Patricia: Emerson Hall, College Prep. HELLER, Nathalie Marilyn: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Central Student, Unity Forum, Contemporary Affairs, Centralite Acl Staff, l2A Publicity Committee HERMAN, Sylvia: Emerson Hall, Commer- cial HERSKOVITZ, Elaine: Emerson Hall, Com- mercial, Civic Club HERSKOWITZ, Melvin Robert: Emerson Hall, Commrecial, Band HERVITZ, Roberta Lee: Emerson Hall, Com- mercial HIMMELHOCH, Martha: Angell Hall, Col- lege Prep., Latin Club Treasurer, French Club, Swimming Team, Student Council l2A Play Committee HIRSCHMAN. Sherman: Angell Hall, Col- lege Prep. HOLTZMAN, David: Angell Hall, College Prep. Seventy-five HOLZMAN, Howard S.: Angell Hall, Col- lege Prep. HORN. Richard: Angell Hall, General HORWITZ, lack Allen: Angell Hall, College Prep., Varsity Golf, Unity Forum HORWITZ. Iudy: Angell Hall, College Prep., Science Club Treasurer, Unity Forum, Student Council, Library Staff, 12A Play Committee HORWITZ. Lillian: Angell Hall, College Prep., Spanish Club, Hockey Team, Swimming Team HOWARD. Sue Angell Hall, College Prep., French Club Vice Pres., Unity Forum, Civic Club, Tennis Team Captain, IZA Social Committee HYSTZER. Doris Sue: Angell Hall, College Prep:, Student Council, Unity Forum IMBER. Edith: Angell Hall, Commercial Class of June, 1952 ISKOWITZ. Harold: Angell Hall, General IABLWAY. Richard Angell Hall, College Prep., Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football IACOB. Ioan: Angell Hall, College Prep., Student Council, Science Club, Sports- manship Council, Contemporary Affairs, 12A Finance Committee Chairman IACOBS, David: Angell Hall, College Prepi, t2A Finance Committee IACOBS, Sylvia: Angell Hall, General IACOBSON. Margo Sue Angell Hall, Col- lege Prep., Choir, Spring Festival, French Club, Unity Forum IARVENPAA, Ella Mae: Angell Hall, Com- mercial IONES, Edwin Earl: Angell Hall, College Prep., Freshman Track, Freshman Base- ball KACHOVEE. Mary Icme: Angell Hall, Gen- eral KAHN, Evelyn Leah: Angell Hall, Commer- cial, Library Stall, l2A Finance Com- mittee KAHRNOFF. Barbara Ruth: Angell Hall, College Prep., Unity Forum KAMEN. Emanuel: Angell Hall, College Prep. Seventy-six KAY. Arlene Susan: Angell Hall, Commer- cial, Swimming Team, Student Council, Centralite Ad Staff KEPES. Ronald S.: Angell Hall, College Prep., Freshman Football KEYWELL. Frederic I.: Angell Hall, College Prep., Senior Play, Science Club KILLEN. Loretta: Angell Hall, Commercial, Basketball Team, l2A Finance Committee KIRSCH. lack F.: Angell Hall, College Prep., Science Club President, Freshman Track, Varsity Tennis, IZA Class Day Commit- tee KAPLAN, Rhoda: Angell Hall, Commercial, Unity Forum KAUFMAN. Ioseph: Angell Hall, College Prep., l2A Play Committee KAUFMAN, Marvin: Angell Hall, General, Cheerleader Class of June, l952 KLEIN, Roslyn M.: Angell Hall, Commercial KLUEGER, Ieannine A.: Angell Hall, Com- mercial, French Club President, Central- ite Business Stall, Central Student Bus- iness Stail, IZA Makeup Committee KOBLIN. lack L.: Angell Hall, College Prep., Swimming Team, Sportsmanship Council, Unity Forum, Senior Play KOFENDER. Shirley G.: Angell Hall, Col- lege Prep., Unity Forum Club, 12A Play Committee KOLB. Adrienne Nathalie: Angell Hall, College Prep., Student Council, Sports- manship Council, Unity Forum KOLE. Francine Ruth: Angell Hall, Com- mercial, Unity Forum, 12A Printing Com- mittee KOLLIN. Audrey Shelda: Angell Hall, Col- lege Prep., Unity Forum KORNWISE. Sally Rita: Angell Hall, Col- lege Prep., Unity Forum Vice Pres, Sec., Student Council Pres., Sec., Central Stu- dent, l2A Vice President KOVAN. Thomas: Angell Hall, College Prep., C Club, Varsity Baseball, Vars' ity Basketball, Student Council, 12A Play Committee KOVINSKY, Sidney Iay: Angell Hall, Com- mercial KOZIN. Frank: Angell Hall, College Prep. KREGER. Thomas Alan: Angell Hall, Col- lege Prep., Choir, Ensemble Seventy-seve-n KRINSKY. Nathan: Angell Hall, College Prep., Freshman Basketball, Varsity Basketball, C Club KRONER, Paula B.: Angell Hall, General KUFFLER. Elsie: Angell Hall, College Prep., Student Council, Unity Forum Treasurer, Science Club, Contemporary Affairs, Sen- ior Play KWASELOW, Iulia: Angell Hall, College Prep., Unity Forum, Student Council, French Club, 12A Class Day Committee KWIKER, Louis: Angell Hall, College Prep., Varsity Cross Country Captain, Varsity Track Captain, Varsity Basketball, ,'C Club, 12A Play Committee LAKER. Dolores: Angell Hall, College Prep., 12A Play Committee LAKIN. Sanford: Angell Hall, College Prep., P.A. Reporter, Student Council, Unity Forum LAKRITZ. Lenore: Angell Hall, Commercial Class of June, 1952 LAMBERT, Noah: Angell Hall, College Prep., Baseball Team, C Club, Choir, Ensemble LANDAU, Thelma: Angell Hall, College Prep., Centralite Activities Editor, Unity oFrum, Contemporary Affairs, Quill and Scroll, l2A Play Committee LAPIN. Alvin: Angell Hall, College Prep., Swimming Team LASINSKAS. Dolores Ann: Angell Hall, College Prep., Y-Teens Treasurer, Bask- etball Team Co-captain, Tennis Team. G-.A.A. LASK. Nina: Angell Hall, College Prep., Unity Forum, Spanish Club, Glee Club LASK. Sylvia: Whittier Hall, General LAUFER. Sandra: Angell Hall, Commercial, l2A Play Committee LEACHMAN. Ioyce Ilene: Whittier Hall, Commercial LEEMON. Francine Rhoda: Whittier Hall, General, Central Student Business Staff, Centralite Ad Staff LEHRMAN. Blossom Beatrice: Whittier Hall, College Prep, Student Council, Sci- ence Club, French Club, IZA Play Com- mittee LEIBOWITZ. Carl: Angell Hall, College Prep., Baseball Team LERMAN, Florence: Angell Hall, Commer- cial, Unity Forum Seventy-eight LERMAN. Sam: Angell Hall, Commercial- General LEVIN. Gilbert: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Senior Play, Science Club, Sports- manship Council LEVIN, Miriam Deborah: Whiitier Hall, Col- lege Prep., Spanish Club, Sportsman- ship Council, l2A Play Committee LEVINE. Iudy: Whittier Hall, General LEVITSKY. Arnold: Whittier Hall, College Prep, Freshman Track, 12A Play Com- mittee LEVY. Celia: Whittier Hall, Commercial LEVY. Ianet: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Unity Forum, Sportsmanship Council LEVY. Ioel Warren: Whittier Hall, Com- mercial Class of June, 1952 LEVY, Leroy: Whittier Hall, College Prep. LEWIS. Barbara: Whittier Hall, General, 12A Play Committee . LEWIS. Phyllis Frances: Whittier Hall, Com- mercial, Centralite Ad Staff LICHT. Audrey Tina: Whittier Hall, Com- mercial LIEBERMAN, David: Whittier Hall, College Prep, Varsity Basketball Team LIGHTFORD. Mary Yvonne: Whittier Hall, College Prep, Civic Club, Spanish Club LIGHTSTONE, Gloria: Whittier Hall, Col- lege Prep, Central Student, Quill and Scroll, Civic Club Treasurer, Centralite Staff, French Club LIM. Richard: Whittier Hall, College Prep LINDEN. Sharon Maxine: Whittier Hall, Commercial, Sportsmanship Council LIPTZEN. Ioyce Dolores: Whittier Hall, Col- lege Prep, Unity Forum, Contemporary Affairs LFITMAN. Robert: Whittier Hall, College Prep, Senior Play, Unity Forum, Student Council, Civic Club, l2B, l2A Treasurer LITWIN. Harvey Neil: Whittier Hall, Col- lege Prep., Freshman Track, Cross Coun- try Team, Latin Club, Choir, Ensemble Seventy-nine LOTT, Charles B.: Whittier Hall, College Prep. LOVY, Andrew: Whittier Hall, College Prep LUBKIN, Florine: Whittier Hall, Commercial, Student Council, Central Student- Spring Staff, Unity Forum, Centralite Business Staff, Civic Club MADGY. Ianet: Whittier Hall, General, 12A Finance Committee MADORSKY. Norma: Whittier Hall, Com- mercial MAGIER, Lilly: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Spanish Club, Ensemble, Chorus MALAMUD, Rita: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Unity Forum, Contemporary Af- fairs, Centralite Advertising Staff, l2A Play Committee MALIAN. Iames Robert: Whittier Hall, Col- lege Prep., Spanish Club, Civic Club. IZA Color and Motto Committee Class of June, 1952 MANDEL, Earl: Whittier Hall, College Prep., R.O.T.C., Unity Forum, l2A Makeup Com- mittee MANELI. Audrey: Whittier Hall, College Prep. MANIS. Iohn Richard: Whittier Hall, Col- lege Prep.-, HifY Club President, 12A Class Day Committee MARCUS. Daniel P.: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Varsity Track, All-City Track, Var- sity Football, C-Club, 12A Social Com- mittee MARGOLIS, Solomon: Whittier Hall, Col- lege Prep., Varsity Football, C-Club MARKEL. David: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Varsity Track Team, Cross Country Team, C-Club, Science Club MARKMAN, Dianne Ioyce: Whittier Hall, Commercial, YTeens MARKOWITZ. Irene Ruthe: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Unity Forum, Spanish Club, Contemporary Affairs, Senior Play MARKS, Edward: Whittier Hall, College Prep, Student Council, Unity Forum, Contemporary Affairs, 12A Finance Com- mittee MARSHALL, Pearlie Louise: Whittier Hall, College Prep. MEANS. Dorothy: Whittier Hall, Commer- cial, l2A Finance Committee MECH, Martin: Whittier Hall, Commercial, C Club, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, l2A Costume Committee Eighty MEHR. Gloria Ioyce: Whittier Hall, Com- mercial, Spanish Club, Unity Forum MERZON, Bonnie Sue: Whittier Hall, Col- lege Prep., Spanish Club, 12A Class Day Committee MICHAELSON, Iudith Susan: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Student Council, Quill and Scroll, Civic Club, Unity Forum, Senior Play Student Director MICHALOWSKY, Harold: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Varsity Baseball MICHELSON. Eunice lean: Whittier Hall, Commercial, Spanish Club, Unity Forum MICHLIN. Martha: Whittier Hall, Commer- cial, Unity Forum, Business Staff, Cen- tral Student MILLER. Geraldine Marva: Whittier Hall, Commercial MILLER. Irving Melvin: Whittier Hall, Cen- eral, Chorus, Track Team Class of June, 1952 MILLMAN. lay Stanford: Whittier Hall, Col- lege Prep. MISKIN. Bayla Ann: Whittier Hall, College Prep. MOLTZ. Morton Sheldon: Whittier Hall- College Prep. I MOORIN. Ruth Harriet: Whittier Hall, Corn- mercial, Glee Club, Chorus, Ensemble 12A Play Committee MORNING. Roberta Bernice: Whittier Hall, College Prep., l2A Finance Committee MORRISON, Allan Primo: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Freshman Football, Var- sity Football Captain, Varsity Track, C Club MOSKOVITZ. Richard B.: Whittier Hall, Commercial MOSS. Roslyn: Whittier Hall, Commercial, Civic Club, IZA Makeup Committee MOYER. David: Whittier Hall, College Prep., R.O.T.C., Choir, Ensemble MUGERDICHIBN, Margaret: Whittier Hall, College Prep., French Club, 12A Costume Committee Chairman MYERS, Anna Mae: Whittier Hall, Com- mercial NEWMBN. Lloyd Merrill: Whittier Hall, Col- lege Prep., Central Student, Centralite, Statt, Freshman Football, Varsity Foot- ball, C Club Eighty-one NIEDERMAN. Thomas: Whittier Hall, Col- lege Prep., Student Council, Varsity Foot- ball, Varsity Basketball, C Club NOVAK. Harriett Louise: Whittier Hall, Commercial NOVOMINSKY. Marion: Whittier Hall, Cole lege Prep., French Club, 12A Social Com- mittee OSHINSKY. Albert: Whittier Hall, Commer- cial, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football, C Club , PARKER. Audrey: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Modern Dance Club PARKER. Marilynn Rita: Whittier Hall, Commercial, IZA Finance Committee PARKER. Rollin Lee: Whittier Hall, Com- mercial PAUL. Howard: Whittier Hall, College Prep. Class of June, 1952 PAYSNER. Betty: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Contemporary Affairs, Sportsman- ship Council, Unity Forum, Choir, IZA Play Committee PEARL. Barry Iordon: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Varsity Baseball PEARL. Marilyn: Whit-tier Hall, College Prep., Student Council, Choir, Unity Forum, Civic Club, 12A Class Day Com- mittee PERLISS. Iocelyn: Whittier Hall, Commer- cial PERLMUTER. Alan H.: Whittier Hall, Col- lege Prep., Senior Play, Contemporary Affairs Club, 12A Art Committee PERNICK. Roger lay: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Student Council President, 12B Vice President, Senior Play, Unity Forum, Civic Club PHILLIPS. Elaine Carole: Whittier Hall, General ,PII.NICK. Sandra Claire: Whittier Hall, Commercial, Unity Forum, Civic Club POLLAK. Edward Hcmald: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Freshman Basketball, C Club POLUKOFF. Naomi: Whittier Hall, Corn- mercial, Unity Forum, Civic Club PRICE. Harvey: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Science Club PRITZ. Marlene: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Girl's Glee Club, Spanish Club, IZA Fi- nance Committee Eighty-two PYYKKONEN. Leona: Lincoln Hall: Com- mercial RADNER. Suzanne Edith: Lincoln Hall: Col- lege Prep., Unity Forum, Sportsmanship Council RAMINICK. Esther Dianne: Lincoln Hall: Commercial-General RATTNER. Phyllis Lee: Lincoln Hall: Col- lege Prep., Unity Forum, Civic Club, 12A Makeup Committee Chairman RHINESTONE. Lenore: Lincoln Hall: Com- mercial, Unity Forum, 12A Costume Committee RIBIAT. Ieri Ardis: Lincoln Hall: College Prep. RICHMAN. Paul Theodore: Lincoln Hall: College Prep., Freshman Track, Fresh- man Football, Student Council, IZA So- cial Committee RICHMOND. Marvin T.: Lincoln Hall: Gen- eral, Spanish Club, Centralite Ad Staff, IZA Stage-craft Committee Class of June, 1952 RIVERS. Geraldine: Lincoln Hall: Commer- cial, 12A Costume Committee ROBBINS. Ilene R.: Lincoln Hall: Commer- cial, Centralite Ad Staff, Unity Forum, Sportsmanship Council ROBINOWITZ. Seymour M.: Lincoln Hall: College Prep., Central Student, Civic Club, IZA Publicity Committee Chair- man ROBINSON. Dorothy Iean: Lincoln Hall: Commercial, Varsity Basketball, Cheer Leader, Y-Teens, Unity Forum, IZA Make- up Committee ROBINSON. Howard Frank: Lincoln Hall: College Prep., Band ROGERS. Rose: Lincoln Hall: College Prep., Spanish Club ROSE. Dorothy Shirley: Lincoln Hall: Col- lege Prep., Spanish Club, Unity Forum, 12A Color and Motto Committee ROSE. Gloria Ruth: Lincoln Hall: Commer- cial, Unity Forum ROSEN. Nathan: Lincoln Hall: Commercial ROSENDER. Ruth: Lincoln Hall: College Prep., Civic Club Vice-President, Quill and Scroll Secretary, Central Student News Feature Page Editor, Science Club, IZA Social Committee ROSENFIELD. Daphne: Lincoln Hall, Com- mercial ROSENTHAL, Barbara Ruth: Lincoln Hall: College Prep, Unity Forum, Civic Club Eighty-three ROTHBART, Bune Fay: Lincoln Hall, Col- lege Prep., Central Student Feature Page Co-editor, Civic Club Secretary, Student Council, Tennis Team, IZA Publicity Committee ROTMAN. Abe: Lincoln Hall, Commercial ROSENTHAL. Sandra Barbara: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Unity Forum, Spanish Club ROSNER. Herbert I.: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Senior Play, Student Council, Unity Forum, Freshman Football ROSS. Burrell: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Square Dance Club President, lZA Cos- tume Committee ROSS. Rita Eileen: Lincoln Hall, General, Library Staff, Girls Glee Club, Choir, Ensemble, Unity Forum HOSSEN. Iordan: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Science Club BOTH, Frank: Lincoln Hall, College Prep, Class of June, 1952 ROTMAN. Kenneth Martian: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., IZA Class Day Committee HOTT. Elliot N.: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football, Vars- ity Basketball, C Club, Band RUBEN. Rochelle: Lincoln Hall, Commercial, Unity Forum, IZA Printing Committee RUBINOFF. Lawrence Malcolm: Lincoln Hall, College Prep. HUBINOFF. Ray: Lincoln Hall, College Prep. RUTIN. Saul: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Student Council, Senior Play RUZUMNA, Richard: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., lZA Finance Committee SAMUELS, Natalie: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., French Club, Unity Forum SAPERSTEIN. Geraldine: Lincoln Hall, Com- mercial, Senior Play SASSONE. Robert Lewis: Lincoln Hall, Col- lege Prep., Tennis Team, C Club, Sci- ence Club, R.O.T.C., IZA Color and Motto Committee SAXE. Lawrence Ira: Lincoln Hall, General onald Lincoln Hall College SCHECHTER, R : 5 Prep., Student Council, Varsity Basket- ball, C Club, IZA Finance Committee Eighty-four SCHECKET, Harold: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Reserve Football, Track Team, l2A Color and Motto Committee SCHIFF. Morton: Lincoln Hall, College Prep, Student Council SCHIFF. Myrna: Lincoln Hall, Commercial, Unity Forum SCHREIER. Leonard: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Varsity Tennis, 12A Finance Com- mittee SCHULMAN. Iuanita: Lincoln Hall, General SCHUMER, Marcia: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Unity Forum, 12A Publicity Com- mittee, Quill and Scroll, Contemporary Affairs Club, Central Student Business Staff SCHUSTER. Ianet: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Contemporary Affairs Club, Unity Forum, Sportsmanship Council SCHWARTZ. Bernice: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Unity Forum, French Club Class of June, 1952 SCHWARTZ. Miriam Lois: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Student Council, Unity Forum, Band, Centralite Ad Staff, 12A Color and Motto Committee SCHWARTZ, Sharon Rose: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Civic Club President, Unity Forum, Student Council, Senior Play SELIGMAN, Fred: Lincoln Hall, College Prep. SELTZER, Allan David: Lincoln Hall, Col- lege Prep., l2A Class Day Committee SELTZER. Ronald A.: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Centralite Staff, Contemporary Al- lairs Club, Unity Forum, 12A Play Com- mittee SEYBURN, Arlene: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Unity Forum SHANBROM, Wallace Sheldon: Lincoln Hall, College Prep. SHAPERO, Merrill: Eliot Hall, General, Sportsmanship Council, Freshman Track SHAPIRO. Bernard I.: Lincoln Hall: College Prep., Freshman Basketball, Freshman Football Captain, Varsity Track, C Club SHAPIRO. Howard S.: Lincoln Hall, Col- lege Prep. SHARE. Ronald: Lincoln Hall, Commercial SHEPHERD. Iohn Harris: Lincoln Hall, Col- lege Prep., Senior Play Eighty-five SHER, Sandra: Lincoln Hall, Commercial SHERMAN. Ierry Burton: Lincoln Hall, Col- lege Prep., Student Council, Civic Club, Sportsmanship Council, Senior Play, Track Team SHEVIN. Kenneth I.: Lincoln Hall, College Prep. SHIFFMAN, Rita: Lincoln Hall, Commercial SHULAK. Marlene Harriet: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Centralite Statt, Quill and Scroll, Unity Forum, Sportsmanship Council, 12A Class Day Committee SHULMAN. Arlene Frances: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Unity Forum, Library Staff SIDER, Ronald David: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Varsity Swimming Team, C Club, IZA Costume Committee Chairman SIEGEL. Gerald: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Track Team Class of June, 1952 SIEGEL. William G.: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Central Student Sports Editor, Varsity Golt Team Captain, Student Council, C Club, 12A Publicity Com- mittee SIKE. Fayanne: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Swimming Team, Central Student Bus- iness Staii, Quill and Scroll, Centralite Business Staff, 12A Publicity Committee SILBER. Leon: Lincoln Hall, General SILBERSTEIN, Ioan: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Central Student Ad Staff, l2A Pub- licity Committee SILLS, Marjorie: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Co' iercial, Unity Forum, 12A Finance Conimittee SILVERMAN. Richard Alan: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Unity Forum, Civic Club SILVERSTONE. William Robert: Eliot Hall, General, Freshman Football, Varsity Football, 12A Stagecrait Committee SIPHER, Ierome S.: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., 12A Finance Committee SITZMAN. Ursula Lea: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Central Student Feature Page Co- Editor, Contemporary Affairs Club, Quill and Scroll, IZA Publicity Committee, Central Student Ad Staff SKULLY. Bernard G.: Eliot Hall, College Prep. SMITH. Carol Louise: Eliot Hall, General SMI'l'H. Dorothy: Eliot Hall, General, 12A Team Eiahtu-sid: SMITH, Genevieve: Eliot Hall, Commercial, Y-Teens SMITH, Rosalie: Braille Class, General SMOLNICK. Frances G.: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Unity Forum, Latin Club, Quill cmd Scroll, Central Student, 12A Pub- licity Committee Chairman SOKOL. Arnold D.: Eliot Hall, College Prep., 12A Art Committee SOLOMAN, Ilene: Eliot Hall, Commercial SOLOMON. Larry: Eliot Hall, College Prep., C Club, Tennis Team SPERLING, Shirley: Eliot Hall, Commercial, l2A Finance Committee SPILMAN, Murray B.: Eliot Hall, College Prep. Class of June, 1952 STAR, Donald: Eliot Hall, College Prep. STAUB. Margot Fern: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Contemporary Attairs Club, Civic Club, Unity Forum, IZA Class Day Com- mittee STEIN. Bemice: Eliot Hall, Commercial, Unity Forum STEIN. Beverly Ann: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Student Council, Sportsmanship Council, Unity Forum, Civic Club, 12A Color and Motto Committee STEINHARDT, Marilyn: Eliot Hall, College Prep. STEVENS. Ierome: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Student Council, Unity Forum, 12A Fin- ance Committee STEVENS. William I.: Eliot Hall, College Prep., 12A Finance Committee STILMAN. Alvin Maurice: Eliot Hall, Col- lege Prep., Varsity Track, Cross Country, C Club SUCHER, Sheldon Mark: Eliot Hall, Col- lege Prep., Unity Forum, Civic Club SUSSMAN. Sandra: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Unity Forum, Sportsmanship Coun- cil, Swimming Team, Civic Club, 12A Makeup Committee TAUB. Frances: Eliot Hall, General, Swim- ming Team TEPPERMAN. Ioan Harriet: Eliot Hall, Col- lege Prep., Tennis Team Captain Eighty-seven WASSERMANN. Morley A.: Eliot Hall, Col- lege Prep., Student Council, Science Club WATSON, Iohn William: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Swimming Team WAYS. Iucmita: Eliot Hall, General, Varsity Basketball Team, IZA Play Committee WEBERMAN. Frances: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Freshman Basketball Team, Li- brary Statt WEINBERG, Adele Beverly: Eliot Hall, Col- lege Prep., Choir, Unity Forum, Latin Club, Contemporary Attairs Club, IZA Class Day Committee WEINBERG, Barbara Shirley: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Spanish Club President, Civic Club, Student Council, Unity Forum WEINBERG. Francine: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Student Council, Unity Forum, IZA Color and Motto Committee WEINSTEIN. Lois: Eliot Hall, Commercial, Unity Forum, Sportsmanship Council, Centralite Ad Staff, IZA Finance Com- mittee WEISSMAN, I. Arlyne: Eliot Hall, General, Unity Forum WEISMAN, David: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Civic Club, Freshman Basketball, Fresh- man Cross Country WEISS. Barbara Ann: Eliot Hall, General WEISWASSER. Lawrence Michael: Eliot Hall. College Prep. FfinIlf11-Dillllt TEPPERMAN. Iune: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Sportsmanship Council, Tennis Team, 12A Color and Motto Committee TREISMAN. Barbara: Eliot Hall, General, Square Dance Club TRIVAX, Paula Elaine: Eliot Hall, Chorus, GirI's Glee Club, Ensemble TUCKER. William Lawrence: Eliot Hall, Commercial, Hi-Y TUKEL. Floyd S.: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Latin Club, Science Club, IZA Social Committee TUKEL, Sara Lee: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Unity Forum, Civic Club, IZA Color and Motto Committee VIEDRAH. Helene Diane: Eliot Hall, Col- lege Prep., Student Council, Civic Club President, Orchestra, Swimming Team Co-Captain, IZA Finance Committee VINOCUR. Samuel M.: Eliot Hall, College Prep, IZA Art Committee WALDMAN. Daniel Lee: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Band, Ft.O.T.C. WALKER. Ieanne Evelyn: Eliot Hall, Gen- eral, Spanish Club, IZA Costume Com- mittee Class of June, 1952 WENOKUR. Lawrence Erwin: Eliot Hall, College Prep., 12A Class Day Committee WEXLER. Gary: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Varsity Football, Golf Team, C Club, Sportsmanship Council, Freshman Foot- ball WEXLER. Ianet: Eliot Hall, College Prep., French Club President, Science Club, Civic Club, Central Student, 12A Social Committee WILDE. Suzanne: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Y-Teens, French Club, Modern Dance Club, Unity Forum, Student Council WILLIAMS. Ernestine: Eliot Hall, Commer- cial WILLIS. Sharon Lynn: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Unity Forum, French Club, Science Club Secretary, Swimming Team WILSON. Reva Mae: Eliot Hall, Commer- cial, Unity Forum, Central Student WILSON. Shirley Evelyn: Eliot Hall, Com- mercial Y-Teens WINER. Burton D.: Eliot Hall, College Prep. WINNICK. Suzanne: Eliot Hall, Commercial, Unity Forum, 12A Printing Committee Chairman Class of June, 7952 WISOTSKY. Dolores Marilyn: Eliot Hall, Commercial WI'I'I'ENBERG. Donald Herbert: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football, C Club YAROWS. Terry: Eliot Hall, College Prep., 12A Finance Committee YELLEN. Seymour: Eliot Hall, General YOUNG. Lenore Evelyn: Eliot Hall, General ZIMMERMAN. Arnold: Eliot Hall, Commer- cial, Cross Country, Varsity Track, 12A Finance Committee ZIMMERMAN. David Lee: Eliot Hall, Col- lege Prep. ZIMMERMAN. Herbert Alan: Eliot Hall, College Prep., 12B Class President, Civic Club Vice President, Sportsmanship Council, Unity Forum, Contemporary At- iairs Club, l2A Class Day Committee Chairman ZOHOTT. Phyllis Doreen: Eliot Hall, College Prep. ZUCKERBERG. Harvey: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Varsity Track, Varsity Cross Country, C Club, Sportsmanship Coun- cil, Band ZUIEBACK. Tobi lane: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Unity Forum, Civic Club, Senior Play ZWEIG. Franklin M.: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Science Club, Baseball Team Eighty-ni1ie ANSTANDIG. MINNIE CHERMAN. FRED COSDIN, ELIANE GOULD. IOAN GREENHOUSE, LORRAINE HARRIS. FREDDIE HATHERLY. ROBERT HOLMES. PEGGY KATZ, GERALD KATER. VIRGINIA LUCHTON. ADELE MILLER. ALLENE Summer Graduates Nifmtu OUTLAW. HARTENSE RUBINSTEIN. LETHA SERLING. IACK SCHULTZ, MARVIN SIMON. MANDEL SIMKOW. IACK SMILOVE, ENED STEIN, LEON WESLEY, IUDY WITHERBY, MIKE ZEITLIN, ALLEN January Graduates June Graduates Without Pictures Without Pictures PATRICIA CHAFFEE EDWARD BAKER IUNE DALLEN CHRIS BOWLES ELEANOR FAIR BARBARA BRADFIELD FRANK KAPLAN CHARLES COLEMAN CARI. KUMPULA ABTA FABIAN BERNARD LEIDER SANDRA GRAY IOANNE LEWIS WILLIAM MCGARVET DAVID MELLEN CHARLES MILLS , , , BERNARD .nnnmowrrz 12A SPONSOR MR. ARNOLD I. HANSEN DIANE TACHMAN ANTONIA TESSERIS RONALD WAKEFIELD Ninety-une Compliments ot Ace 8. Castle Furniture Co. l T25 Washington Blvd. Compliments ot NAT GREENE l9I47 LIVERNOIS Detroit 8: Los Angeles Two Friendly Furniture Stores Bay Furniture Co. 6633 Van Dyke and Michigan Furniture 6405 Michigan Avenue L. lvlalamud L. LaMed Congratulations to the Grads TOWN 8. COUNTRY SHOP WOMENS APPAREL I9I58 Livernois Compliments ot Rogers Furniture Co. 26l6 E. Grand Blvd. Compliments ot IDA PRODUCTS CO. I 909 E. FOREST Compliments ot MORRY DRUG CO. 260I BAGLEY Compliments ot R. 8. C. ' PAINTING 3. DECORATING Interior 8: Exterior l9l88 STOEPEL 'y-two DEPENDABLE GAS SERVICE EPENDABLE gas service is always available in your home for many necessities and comforts. Bakeries, laundries, restaurants and many other businesses in the community use gas each day in their many operations. Factories require gas for many essential purposes. Uninter- rupted gas service contributes to the health, comfort and prosperity of the community. And day in and day out, you may accept gas service as a matter of course- proof of dependable service. 6Q,OWUA7rl50.QZm Q . Z S 2 5 QSIIZW MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY Serving 735,000 customers in Michigan Ninety-three There Is An Urgent Neecl tor Trained Accountants mental accounting Icivil servicel, and in the employ ot tirms of Certified Public Account- ants assures graduates a bright tuture. Certi- fied public accountants and attorneys-at- law teach. Registration tor Fall classes in day or evening school will begin August I, I952. For more than thirty years, the study ot Accountancy and Financial Administration at Walsh Institute has proven to be a direct road to a variety ot responsible accounting positions. The urgent demand tor Walsh Graduates in private accounting, in govern- WALSH INSTITUTE v ACCOUNTANCY A Non-Protit School ot Accountancy and Financial Administration I20 MADISON AVENUE, DETROIT 26, MICH. Telephone WO. I-5I36 tor a tree bulletin by mall Compliments ot . Service Ottice Supply Co. Everything in Office Supplies Detroit I6, Michigan TAshmoo 6-6600 35I I W. FORT ST Congratulations 81 Best Wishes For Success to the Central Grads ot 52 ART' TUXEDO JUNCTIUN Aslc Your Dad - He Knows MAX N. i-IA IDY Everybody's Advertising counsels-ff Representing BROWN 8: BIGELOW For Calendars. Novelties, Direct Mail, Greeting Cards, Playing Cards, Leather, Special Date Remembrances WO. 2-6900 405 FOX BLDG. - UN. 3 9054 N inety-four Besl Wishes lo I952 Grads Mr. and Mrs. Roy Slewarl and Family lIEBERMAN'S KOSHER DEIICATESSEN Complele Delicafessen Orders +o 'rake our The firresl of 'fray calering I 2 I 62 Dexler Blvd. OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN IN BUSINESS Dr. Carl H. Seehoffer, C.P.A. DETIJI7' Every graduafe should read Ihe arlicle by 'Ihe Dean of Ihe Accounling Deparlmeni' of Ihe DETROIT BUSINESS UNIVERSITY - a Cerlified Public Accounfanl. business educaI'or, and vocafional advisor-wilh years of ex- perience. Call WOodward I-I205 and a copy will be mailed fo you free. Regular courses broad enough Io develop a, I'rained business sense, Execulive Secreiarial, High- er Accounlancy, and Busi- ness Adminisfrafion. We Ieach Gregg Shorlhand. We do noi' o'FFer abbrevi- aled Ionghand syslems under exfravaganl claims as a sub- slifule for shorfhand, Slen- ograph machine for courf reporling. I UNITED ARTISTS BLDG. - DETROIT 26, MICH. CONGRATULATIONS TO TI-IE i952 SENIORS Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Boraks BEST WISI-IES TO Tl-IE CLASS OF i952 In Memory of BERNICE FORMAN I 927- I 948 Congralulalions 'ro Ihe Classes of '52 Mr. and Mrs. J. Glazer Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Gruskin and FBUIIIY and Family I 8695 Sanla Barbara Ninety five UNiversi1'y 2-9300 Alexander's . . . . rv1EN'sc:LorHlNe l5225 LIVERNOIS WO. I-79l5 MILDRED GORVITZ Specialist in Electrolysis and Short Wave David Stott Bldg. ll50 Griswold Room IOO9 Cor. Skate EXCLUSIVE . . . DISTINCTIVE Stratford Men's Shop VErmon1' 8-5322 l5409 WEST SEVEN MILE ROAD Detroit' 35. Michigan Hair Styles of Distinctio MARY CARTER Beauty Salon I9llI SUSSEX A+ 1 MILE VErmon't 8-28 I 2 UNiversi'ly 2-3 507 HARRY S0l.0MON, Inc. crorreme and FURNISHINGS Harry Solomon Detroit 2l, Miclt. I9472 LIVERNOIS I8943 Livernois UNiversit'y 3-8059 Near Seven Mile Rd. EMILE SALON EXCLUSIVE HAIR DESIGNERS l704l Hamilton Ave. l9l26 W. McNicl1ols A+ Six Mile Road Near W. Outer Drive UNiversi'l'y 4-4I6I KEnwood 2-7l9I Compliments of BUDDY'S BAR B 0 9050 I2+h Street - We Deliver - Congratulations to the Grads Weinstein Meat Market erao ur-rwooo Ninety-six Complimenls of A. Black Hardware SPORTING GOODS Complimenls of Osgood 8 Oli Office Suply Co. raw: Livermors and TQY5 Defroil' 2l, Michigan - We Deliver L Norcross Greeiing Cards I9l8Q Liverhbls 4-3436 Dl- I-l502 Complimenis of P. H. HAMLY Hardware - Loclcs and Hinges 90 I 5 LINWOOD CREST STATIONERS 6346 W. McNichols, Corner of Slopel Res. UN. 4-7l4-9 SPOON BUllDERS INC. Cuslom Buill l-lomes l977l James Couzens Highway Office Phone BR. 3-0050 Deiroifs Largesl' Seleclion of Ready io l-lang Curiains and Drapes . . RAlMl'S cuRrAlNs De'rroi'l and Grosse Poinie, Michigan You Get the Best at Crest lnformal-Wedding lnviialion lnformals-Wedding Announcemenls Congrafulalions io The Class of '52 from BERKLEY 81 GERSON Plaslering Conlraciors VE. 7-I I37 l98l4 Whilcomb U. S. Aquarium Supply Co. suggesls lhaf you see Page II60 of lhe Classified Telephone Direclory for your nearesl' dealer handling a complele line of iropical fish and supplies. Ninn t Congraiulaiions To Grads AMALGAMATED REPAIR I0505 W. 7 Mile, near Mendoia We Repair Zippers, Luggage 8: Purses UN. 3-3500 Compiimenis of BRENNAN'S I9 I 34 LIVERNOIS and I48 BAGLEY CONGRATULATIONS MaxweII's Pleasure Time Shop I52I5 Wesi' Seven Mile Road DeI'roiI' 35, Michigan TOYS RECORDS VErmonI' 7-352 I RUBY OFFICE SUPPIY 8. BOOK SHOPS, Inc. 9209 Grand River Avenue CompIimen'rs of Boesky's Delicatessen 8 9 0 0 I 2 T H A Disiinguished Delicaiessen, Resiaurani, CocIdaiI Lounge , CornpIirnen'rs of PETITE EASHIONS iszoo W. 7 Mile Ra. CompIimenI's of Ray Williams Dancing Siudio I8963 LIVERNOIS PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS A ZA Jerome Kern nm , 4 -- - Y .T-.--.-qu lst Row: D. Schlossberg L Davidson G Cohen , . , . . 4th Row: M. Simon, N. Firestone, R. Mackenzie, M 2nd Row: D. Borsand, E. Kamen, R. Silverman, R. Gomgh' A' Blau' Bmwne' Absent: D. Leiderman, R. Silverman, A. Siillman, A. 3rd Row: H. Zuckerberg, I. Bookstein, R. Kepes, H. Simms, L. Lentzer, G. Robinowilz, L. Goldman Stolman, I, Iacobs. H. Rosner. CONGRATULATIONS to the A.A.A. ACCOUNTING, BOOKKEEPING HARTSEIELD a. HUGHES 8: TAX SERVICE I750I Livernois I25 Michigan Ave. HERTZBERG KEYSTONE FURRIERS ALBEE CLEANERS I9I79 Livernois I9507 LIvernoIs ADELSONS MUSICAL INSTRUMENT EXCHANGE HOU756E0OQ,DLj'1fIli,s'NC- 446 Michigan Ave. ' ALICE s. MYRIEM'S SPORTSWEAR 'RV f8SfTC':ATE DRUG 7738 W. McNichoIs erry awn MR. a. MRS. SIDNEY BARACK s. DAUGHTER IQSISOLFSETIERE 37I0 Humphrey Wemols LEONARDS SHOES L1 BLOCK'S CLOTHES I9 I 32 Livernois BEST DAIRY BAR I5457 Livernois SELMA BANHEIM 7730 W. McNichoIs 7340 McNichoIs PHYLLIS LEWIS 2465 EImhurs'I HARRY LEWIS 3302 EImhursI' LONDON SHOP MR. 8. MRS. EDGAR BROWN I7557 Sioepel '32 Dem' LOUIS BEAUTY SALON CAMPUS HQEAQFRSZVQHCHSJQQ IAILORS I5309' w. Seven Mile Rd. MASEN'S CURTIS FOOD MARKET I8I20 Livernois DEXTER 8: FULLERTON SERVICE 3705 FuIIer+on DEXTER TELEVISION 8: APPLIANCE I I565 Dex'Ier DORIS SWEET SHOP l2036 Dexier MARSHALL DUBIN I737I Prairie FULLERTON-LINWOOD SERVICE I2605 Linwood GEM BARBER SHOP I0320 Dexier MAX GOODS 3247 EImhurs+ GRAEME FLOWER 9I I I Linwood GREENBAG MARKET 90 I 0 Linwood INDEPENDENT BISCUIT CO. II24 Oakman BIvd. I I 647 Linwood METRO MUSIC HOUSE I0328 DexI'er MAURICE SHOP I I6I6 Dexier NATIONAL VACUUM CO. 6322 W. McNichoIs MR. 8: MRS. AL PADOVER I5334 Grand River ALEC. M. RENNIE I4920 Livernois ABE A. SCHMIER 3557 Sherbourne Rd. A FRIEND TOPORS DELICATESSEN l53I5 W. Seven MiIe Rd. TOWN 8: COUNTRY SHOP I9l58 Livernois W 81 E MARKET Dex+er 8: Rich'I'on ...AA AJ 93 unees of Progress No one could ever call a typical 1880 telephone operator light-headed. Especially when she had her headset on- all six pounds six ounces of it. That 1880 headset, though, was a good piece of equipment-the hest of its day. But with its hox-like transmitter and leather harness, it couldn't, by any stretch of the imagination, he called comfortahle. Today, of course, itis a different story. The telephone operator now wears a streamlined headset that weighs only nine ounces-93 ounces less than the 1880 model. It fits her like a new spring bonnet and makes her joh as the uVoice with a Smile easier than ever before. And speaking of jobs, if youlre graduating this year, and are looking for an interesting, important joh, Michigan Bell may have one for you. Why not drop in soon for an interview? MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Employment Office: 1365 Cass Avenue One H 'lmrlfrml 0 Q 32.91, I 2 Tyr! ff 'RVN ,Isl it X H-m1.rl1-od T100 Offiu a Good Siatf Reddy Kilowatt, your electric servant, congratulates you on attaining your diploma. He looks forward to work- ing side by side with you as you go on to achieve your further ambitions. Whenever you need him-remember, he's Reddy. Detroit Edison aifdowvfkne Round the next corner and in the next street Adventure lies in wait for you. Oh! who can tell what you may meet Round the next corner and in the next street? Could life be anything but sweet When all is hazardous and new Round the next corner and in the next street? Adventure lies in wait for you. -E. F. A. Seach We sincerely hope all your adventures will be wholly pleasant. If you were to ask those who graduated, one, five, ten or fifteen years or more ago, we rather think they would tell you that both your adventures and your ventures will be more pleasant and more profitable when you have a bank account. You will never be sorry if you save. It is never too early or too late to start a bank account with us-but for you the sooner, of course, the better. NATIONAL BANK OF DETROIT Complete Banking and Trust Service 33 Banking Ojices Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 1 13. One Hundred Three MANY GOOD POSITIONS Thousands of additional stenographers, typists, accountants, and other office assistants are needed in connection with the growing defense program. Y re are for a good position by completing one of these practical business courses: Gregg ou can p p Shorthand, Stenograph, Secretarial, Junior and Higher Accounting, Speedwritlng, Comptometer-CaIcu- Iator, and Typewrifing. More than l05,000 students have received instruction in e ay g th d and evenin classes of The Business Institute. Those interested are cordially invited to investigate the school's quarters, courses, equipment, and free employment service. THE BUSINESS INSTITUTE Entire 11th Floor Michigan Theatre Building C220 Bagley Avenue, Detroit 261 Also at 7 West Lowrence Street. Pontiac 15 IThe Business Institute is incorporated under the Educational Acts of the State of Michigan as a Class A College empowered to grant degrees. l Visit the school, or telephone WOoclwc1rd 2-6534 for bulletin and tree book- let, 'Planning Your Future. One Hundred Four PBHTP1 ITS BY fain book with h that this lk it its It is our hearty wis Portraits by Crairlen will bring back to yo orne, happy recollecf .lu ' s many twnes in years to c tions of carefree school days. 'fo this we add b atalations and Bestof Luckalwaysln I A: rr l our co rrgr I9456 L IVERN Dgh, - UN 40 f ' -7704 694, SC HAE Dearb T om I. 6-3900 Zlirancis Palm ll wgopwfgb inf fb. H ll---I' fa ft? fl X YOUR FUTURE IN AMERICA'S BILLION DOLLAR INDUSTRY SHOULD CONSIDERED NOW TALK OVER WITH YOUR FOLKS dTVS I Jbpl X Y ' VL' . I ' I' ' 7- 0 0 i.... Z Q - -T-Ii. 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