Central High School - Centralite Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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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

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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

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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