Central High School - Centralite Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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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.

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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

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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