Central High School - Centralite Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1954 volume:

1 -ran W vpn 1 1 7 R x 'ik x n DIV X' I f Y Xf .Y L ' R f ja f . , ,I v , 7K xljv E, CL ff, xy k 49 X N, xy L . v lv N3 X ,, v f 1 L N ' X I It X jf V U ,f 1 fx I V through the seasons . Generation after generation have passed through the doors of Education, while America was winning her independence, wars, and developing the Atomic Age. Meanwhile, youth has been hanging on the hinge of time watching, and waiting, waiting to put their finger into the pie. But they have not been idle: they have been molding the crust, working hard at making it firm and solid in order to hold the filling that waits in the future. The ingredients are made up of seasons of activities, sports, learning, and growing up. To many these are only memories. Tum these pages and relive this season's ingred- ients. Again . . . VIEW . . . Fall . . . crunching leaves, bobby sox, faded sun- tans, the opening of school, excitement. New iaces, new teachers, freshies, stiff and awkward, Iuniors, a year wiser, Seniors, at last on top of the world. Hear the whistle signaling the kickoff of the iirst football game. See the scores of the Cross Country team, the swimming team. A new term, a new ad- venture. Winter . . . crackling ice, tobogganing, frostbite, activities in full swing. Cheers in the basketball stand, applauding the Senior Play. Things are hum- ming. Spring . .. Boy meets girl, spring fever, discarded coats, baseball team practice, golf, tennis, 18th week exams, swing out. Vacation. YOUTH MARCHES ON . . . rf, . -x,,N- uf. X ,pus r 'ur-sr+1f,., 1 THE I9 if:-ef WN 3:32 .ci vis 'FHALITE Published by the Students oi Central High School, Detroit. Michigan administration Miss Bertha M. Robinson Principal .NR four t Mr. William Arbaugh Assistant Principal unselo Miss Everette Bridge Miss Helen Delbridge Miss Henrietta Carr Miss Icmet McFarlane Mr. Ben Chinitz Mr. Samuel Milan five gn'-L'F ' ,. -in-5'3 1113...- -- v .Q QQQAQNY rl '7 -,,- W ' 4294 ' ' -ff' 1 j :Mr 31 Q1 -' T -x --ni'-- Q sf- if 1 T' 5: ,v ' .1 x aff, 'mg fs? 'Q-. 'w....,,,M-5 3?- ,Ji -Q5 ..,., 9-. x 4 I 5 V Q. -.af V -l Rx n fb Y 4 4 ' A Y? NVQ Yun 'NK' M-.N-sl w- vu 'iw l V 2 N V. 9' , '-.fig W 021 -4-er 'lite shines in 795-4 ww. if QE YL if? 5 . ' z eight Y, M, S Wwtw x K Faith Greenbaum CENTRALITE EDITORS - Row 1 - E. Scxltzmcm, Graduation Co- Editor , E. Rudner. Sports Co-Editor, N. Porter, Sports Co-Editor. K. Lxpkm FALL LDITOR-IN-CHIEF Activities Editor- Row 2 - C. Scott, Graduation Co-Editor, C. Meckler, I-ht Editor. The smell of burning leaves, voices, hoarse from cheering at a football game, seeing old friends again after the long summer vacation, all these are memories of fall. Such memories we don't want to forget and the fall Centralite staff has endeavored to keep them alive by putting into this book activities, pictures, and affairs reminiscent of our fall term at Central. Faith Greenbaum, Fall Editor-in-Chief of the Centralite, deserves credit for her fine job and hard Work, as do the competent editors who worked under her. The activities section was edited by Karen Lipkin, Sports by Eleanore Rudner, and Norma Porter. Graduation by Elaine Saltzman and Carolyn Scott. CENTRALITE STAFF - Row 1 - E. Siporin, L. Glattstein, R. Rubin, B. Bcxndler, S. Rosenthal. M. Ccxrel. Row 2 - E. Madorsky, S. Lyness. I. Rosenzweig. C. Gordon, E. Folbe, M. Lester, C. Pfeiier. R. Kla- per, N. Sherman. student stages winning battle 'JAX CENTRAL STUDENT EDITORS - Row 1 - L. Poger, Co-News Feature Editor: C. Scott, Co-News Feature Editor: G. Smolinsky, Feature Editor: L Sturman, News Editor: R. Brent, Sports Editor. Victoryl The battle has been won. Staged in room l22, the war between paper, ink, copy, and the wits of the fall staff and editors raged. The staff won out each time and came through with a paper that placed in the top lO',I in the country and won the honored Medalist Award. K C I O Elaine Madorsky FALL EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Leading the troop was Editor-in-chief Elaine Madorsky, guiding with a firm hand. Next came Larry Sturman managing the news. Feature artillery was in the control of Gail Srnolinsky. Carolyn Scott and Leonard Poger directed News Feature and Bob Brent commanded Sports. Haill Leaders of the best. CENTRAL STUDENT -- Row 1-B. Steinberg. S. Mil- Row 3 - S. Slobin, E. Siporin, S. Schechter, E. Zuck- ler, R. Rubin, N. Sherman, I. Alzofon, I. Fishman, er, T. Wohlgelernter, R. Boesky. F- Welnsfeln' N- Lcmdsmfm- Row 4 - B. Gaines, E. Folbe, E. Rudner, C. Pfeifer, Row 2 - A. Bromberg, N. Porter, B. Sorscher, L. G. Stellar, A. Kroker, B. Bcmdler, P. Bovaird. Glattstein. I. Rosenblum, E. Margolis, I. Sosin, E. Perlis. 'nine 611. Harriet Chodoroff PRESIDENT During the second year under its new char- ter, the Student Council has proved its compe- tence as Central's student government. With the aid and guidance of Mr. Ben Chinitz, spon- sor, and the Fall officers, who were Harriet Chodoroff, President, Bob Schechter, Vice President, Marion Glieberman, Secretaryg and Ronnie Horwitz, Treasurer, the council began its work by publishing the Council Bulletins which listed all school activities, and were dis- tributed to the groups each week. A committee was formed to investigate and offer suggestions on improving the lunchroorn, and suggestion boxes were placed in the study halls for all students. During the spring term, Elaine Braverman student body heard through student council presided and was assisted by Bill Stephens. Gloria Manela recorded the minutes, and Phyl- lis Zager took care of the finances. The new Central handbook, which was be- gun in the fall, was completed by the spring council and will be ready for distribution next term. At the beginning of both terms, the coun- cil sponsored the orientation assemblies to wel- come new students to Central. Student Day, when the students and teach- ers change places, was the council's last big event, thus completing a successful program for the year. The Council deserves much credit for the worlg they undertook and should be praised for tneir success. STUDENT COUNCIL - Row l - M. Gleibermern. Row 4 - S. Schwartzberg, I. Laferty. I. Greenbaum. H. Chodoroti. Mr. B. Chinitz. R. Horwitz. Row 2 -- G. Mcmnilla. E. Ring. M. Ccxrel. I. Levenson. B. Ccrrtright, P.. Summers, E. Kroll. S. Weinstock. B. Goldberg. C. Rubin, E. Braverman, R. Kcxzdun. Row 5 - B. Lichtmdn. W. Hull. M. Ersher. L. Cohen. Row 3 - B. Garber. V. Weisberger. D. Feldman. R. Markle. I. Fields. G. Ycxker, G. Kanoylon. T. Thompson, P. Stone. f ilms brought to students by technicians quill and scroll honors journalists i QUILL AND SCROLL - Row 1 - N. Shermcm, A. Row 3 - E. Mudorsky, E. Margolis. B. Gaines. L. Bromberg. I. Fishman. G. Smolinsky, R. Rubin. Poger, S. Schechter. I. Rosenblum. Row 4 - B. Bcmdler, L. Glattstein, L. Sturman, R. Row 2 - N. Landsmcm. I. Sosin, F. Weinstein, E. Boesky, R. Brent, E. Zucker, E. Rudner. Blcxke. E. Siporin. S. Slobin. tgkx. -.- If. -v Q x .I-ace Y' .. .J 5 rf gn ,X 'fl' 5 l f5fk'-. 4 . I 4 mfr V QQ' ca 1 AY .363 an fi TECHNICIANS - Row 1-B. Bczndler. Mr. Cicxglo, Row 4 - S. Roth, P. Stark, M. Plotnick, M. Weingar- S. Corey. den, L. Bcxssin. Row 2 - R. Schooley, F. Bcrssoii. M. Feuer, L. Row 5 - L. Hitchick, H. Covensky, S. Pernick, L. Hirschmcxn, B. Sriro, C. Weiss. Sturman. Row 3 - L. Schwartz, R. Hersch, L. Kampter, I. Fountains. eleven twelve g. a. a. has successful year 5 M, 5 5 'I 1 Q' Q .f K ,,.. K s it . 5, ... 5 . G. A. A. - Row 1 - W. Ledger. F. Greenbaum. I. Brindze. A. Katz. Row 2 - B. Depaird. M. Swartz. F. Osborn, B. Gold- stein. I. Alzoton. D. Hollander, E. Winelield. Selling school and senior pins, school shirts, and ushering at graduation and Athletic events, were some of the tasks undertaken by the Girl's Athletic Association this year. Also included in the year's agenda were the Let- terWomen's Banquet and Play Day, a day devoted to better acquaint the girls of Central with the girl's athletic program. The G.A.A. has a permanent membership of twenty-four. Girls who wish to join the club send in letters stating why they desire mem- bership. The letters are judged, discussed, and voted upon by the organization, Without know- ing who its author is. The club feels this eli- minates prejudice. The club, under the sponsorship of Miss Ernestine Burton, has an executive board which selects the officers of the club. Officers during the fall term included Faith Greenbaum as President, Iean Brinze as Vice-President and Audrey Katz as Secretary. Officers for the spring semester were, Iucly Alzofon as Presi- ,, .,. . tr ,Ty Row 3 - B. Kaufman. I. Nader. B. Bandler. I. Pan- ush. I. Rosenzweig, D. Applebaum. Row 4 - E. Margolis, A. Meriweather. dent, Esther Margolis as Vice-President, Bar- bara Bandler and Iane Rosenzweig as co- secretaries and Winifred Ledger, who Was 'Treasurer for both terms. Because of its able sponsorship, variety, and friendly attitude, the G. A. A. has become one of the most active and popular clubs in Central. CENTRHL HIGH if star athletes active in 'c' club V... C. CLUB - Row 1 - S. Slobin, C. Solomon, I. Blie- gle, B. Brent, B. Stevens, H. Cooper. Row 2 - I. Laurie. I. Brown, B. Schwartz, D. Talbert, S. Bass, G. Watkins. G. Yaker, S. Sachse, I. Green- baum. Walking down the halls of Central one can often see a student wearing a flashy blue and white sweater known as a C sweater. Be- hind this sweater is more than meets the eye. Ambitious athletes practicing, exercising, work- ing, and striving to improve skills. ln the fall it's football, in winter, basketball and swim- ming, and in spring, golf and baseball. Stu- dents of outstanding ability in sports and who gb -5... Row 3 -- G. Hall, R. Repitor, E. Woolf. S. Lichterman. I. Sterns, N. Lawson, W. Lichtig, E. May. Row 4 - H. Dean, L. Schlain. N. Flattery. R. Hood, H. Thomas, N. Miller, H. Komorn. Row 5 - L. Yovis, E. Folbe, N. Folbe, B. Brown, I. Miller, A. Edwards. have maintained a fair average are eligible for membership. The C club under the leadership of Coach Harold B. Kammerer has carried out worth- while activities throughout the year. C Club members are always available to act as ushers at all school events. Other events on the club's 1954 agenda included a semi-annual Athletic Awards Banquet. This banquet is for fathers and sons honoring those boys who have earn- letters. C Club members have also sold school pennants and stickers. During the fall term Bob Brent served as president, Irwin Biegle as vice-president, and Bill Stephens as secretary-treasurer. The spring term brought loe Sterns as president with Harold Thomas to assist him. Once again Bill Stephens was elected secretary-treasurer. This year, as every other year, the boys in the C Club have maintained an excellent reputation in sports. thirteen f fourteen uture scientists explore unknown SCIENCE CLUB - Row 1 - E. Panush, F. Gutter- Row 3 - B. Lcxhr, H. Suloman, B. Partrite, E. Apple- man, M. Weisling, I. Wendell, P. Schreibman. bcxum, N. Lawson, S. Smith, C. Pfeiler. Row 2 - I. Wood, L. Goldstein, E. Averbuch, R. Row 4 - M. Lipshitz, I. Greenbcxum, R. Boesky. E. Schrodcxk, E. Brown. Mr. Oitewell, B. Gaines. Woolf, H. Lipsitz, M. Mendelson, A Finn. teens boast banner year K iss Y TEENS - Row 1 - Miss Davenport. D. Benbow. Row 2 - S. Thompson, M. Rubin. D. Drew, P. Ware, L. Barton, N. Porter. B. Williams, M. Hurley. Row 3 - I. Dempsey, M. Mason. M. Alsup, I. Clifton. liarriers, cheerleaders show ine spirit , .' CROSS COUNTRY - Row l - B. Stephens, B. Solomon, N. Pitts, G. Goldberg, H. Thomas, Row 2 - W. Hall, M. Newman, B. Lindsay, A. Leibermcm. I. Victor. This year's cross country team showed a marked improvement over last year's squad and improved steadily as the season went on. Coach Doc Sanford was especially pleased with the hard Work and Willingness to win of his harriers. Central's men placed filth in the west side league meet. Leading the harriers were track stars, Bill Stephens and Hal Thom- as two of the outstanding athletes at Central. Hal graduates this summer but Bill will be back next season to once again spark the Bla- zer cross country team. Letter winners were: Hal Thomas, Bill Stephens, Nehemiah Pitts, Herman Goldberg, Douglas Talbot, Benny Sol- omon and Art Leiberman. Who keeps up our teams' spirits when things aren't going right? Who are the girls who lead the school in blue and White with screaming cheers? The Cheerleaders ot course, and We salute them for the fine job they have done again this year at all our athletic events. This year the girls were led by Margaret White who did a superb job in helping to teach the student body the many cheers and songs ot Central. Many undergraduate girls participat- ed on the cheerleaders and Will be back again next year to lead Centralites in cheering for their favorite teams. CHEERLEADERS - Row l - B. Wiler Row 2 - E. Iohnson. M. Barnes, M. Krekun, M. White. H. Butler, Z. Ger- shenson, E. Braverman. fifteen central trailblazers vs. west side CENTRALZS SEASON RECORD Central U . . . Central O . , . Central 7 . . Central 7 . . Central 6 , . Central O . . Central 12 .. . . .Redford 22 . . .Chadsey 27 . . .Mackenzie 6 . . .Cooley 34 . . .Southeastern 25 ...U. of D. 26 . . .Southwestern O VARSITY FOOTBALL - Row I -- I. Cowling. Mgr.. C. Ander- Row 2 - Mr. Fitch. W. Davis. H. Hecht. I. Woods. B. Tushmcm son. B. Schwartz. I. Brown. I. Curry. B. Iones. R. Little. G. N. Miller. G. Rectsonover. I. Porter, R. Unrot. A. Seel. T. Brod Watkins. F. Woods. B. Repitor. G. Hall. N. Lawson. E. Loren. Row 3 F- R Wooli B Binklemqn B stemberg I stems L Mgr' Yovis, N. Chase, I. Biegel. G. Iennett. C. Gotberg. R. Hood sixteen The coming of fall means means the coming of football at Central. Sparked by the fine hard play of such names as Ioe Brown, Irv Biegel and Ray Hood, the Trailblazers made every game this season an interesting one. A good example of this was the Mackenzie game. Central trailed Mackenzie until about two minutes were left in the game when little E. Ersher. I. Wood, I. Rakotz. Ioe Brown slanted off tackle for a touchdown. Quarterback Irv Biegel's kick was good and the Blazers brought home a victory. Central's only non-league game was against a very strong Southeastern team which downed the Blue and White, 25 to 6. Central followers were privileged to watch their team play a night game at Wyoming Field against GRADUATING LETTERMEN Irv Biegel Ioe Brown Ed Ersher Harvey Hecht George Iennett Ioe Stems Ralph Unrot George Watkins Iohnson Woods Elroy Woolf RESERVE FOOTBALL - Row 1 - D. Kwiker. F. Best, W. Hendrix. H. Lambert. G. Locke W. Pryor. R. Wylie. I. Dorfmcm. Row 2 - Coach Kammerer. L. Thorpe. L. Raines. B. Brown. M. Crawford. R. Fruitman. W Scmders. M. Walker. Row 3 - M. McBride, R. Stockert, E. Williams, D. Starks, M. Gordon. E. Mcxcatee. B. Napier. U. of D. The game ended in a 26 to U victory for U. of D. The Blazers closed the season with a 12 to O win over Southwestern. Along with exciting football must go good sportsmanship and Central can be proud to say that we had both during the tall of 1953. 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W K Q QQQQQQ 4. , ww' , 931.2 x ' yas' X 'i.S5iig,5 V' 7 i' if L k Q X A 3' f. -.s. QWSTN MQ 'X' Q- 3, .,., 'K Q A -. 3 V sw fi' wx MM., :ff -M WX v-an . ,M ....,. 2 X-,4 Y .. ..- ,,. .Mg Aix., 's , 384- ,. .nf fx 4, was M W., A'-sm. 253. 3 A .f 'sk Wk 1,M,f V , 'Q 7 WWW Q... L l 1 55? f seniors star before our ver eyes ,,Ei. sci' 4 . ff. I IANUARY SENIOR PLAY-Row l - R. Littky. L. Goldstein, M. Mutchnick. R. Gottlieb. Row 2 - F. Rabinowitz. E. Goldman. I. Bernstein. I. Fields. H. Gould. Before our very eyes a group of high school seniors, under the magic hand of Mr. Clifford E. White, were transformed into polished ac- tors, and as the houselights dimmed on De- cember 3 and 4, 1953, Central's Auditorium became an imposing theater. Cheaper by the Dozen, the smash hit of stage and screen, was the play presented by the Ianuary Class of 1954, and following tradi- tion was a tremendous success. -CAST- I. Bernstein E. Goldman L. Goldstein M. Mutchnick l. Fields F. Babinowitz B Klaper N. Kurian S. Manello E. Solomon B Gottleib H. Gould R Littky L. Lipshy S Kantor L. Cohen Cheaper by the Dozen -1953- twenty-two Row 3 - S. Cantor. E. Cohen. L. Lippshy, N. Kuriun. R. Klaper. Row 4 - B. Goldstein. S. Mcmello. Mr. C. White. The play was based on the true life of Frank and Lillian Gilbreth and their twelve children. Father Gilbreth, an efficiency expert, took ad- vantage of his large family to experiment with his time-saving methods. These experiments resulted in many comical situations. Ierry Bernstein, who portrayed the father, gave an unusually superb performance as did Eleanor Goldman who played Mother Gil- breth. The story was narrated by Frank Gilbreth, lr. and Ernestine Gilbreth whose parts were taken by Lester Goldstein and Marilyn Mutch- nik. The portrayal of Ann, the eldest daughter, by Iudy Fields is deserving of much praise and her so very typical protest of, Nobody in this family understands mel will not be forgotten, along with a magnificent supporting cast. With the able assistance of Beverly Gold- stein, Student Director, a better performance could not have been seen on any Broadway Stage. unity forum stresses brotherhood UNITY FORUM - Row 1 - P. King, I. Fishman, E Rudner, C. Mitnick, C. Rubin, E. Hart, Mr. Merry- HIGH. Row 2 - E. Saltzman, M. Lowinger, L. Schurgian, M. Carel, E. Tennenbaum, I. Levenson. S. Bush- kin, B. Valensky. M. Weisling, E. Madorsky, G. Nash. Row 3 - H. Solomcm. B. Partrite. A. Bromberg, R. Following an eight year tradition which has made them an outstanding Central Organiza- tion, the Unity Forum has again made this academic year's programs worthwhile and in- teresting. Realizing that Brotherhood is the only solu- tion to the crossword puzzle of world relations this club lays the groundwork among its members here in Central. The group is an out- growth of the Detroit Roundtable of Christians and Iews. It draws its members from the stu- dent body at large. Pupils of every faith and race join this organization. Their aim is to de- velop understanding between the different groups through education. Movies, speakers, and panel discussions often highlight the bi-monthly meetings. ln achieving the goal much time is allotted for open discussion, as it has been found that only through conversation can prejudice be erased. The organization works hand in hand with the Roundtable which often supplies speakers and suggestions. As an added project this year, the Unity Forum sponsored the Central Bible Club. At these meetings, students who usually have no opportunity to display their talents or acti- Feldman, G. Smolinsky. I. Rosenblum, R. Rubin. M. Edelstein. L. Gauss. I. Glick. M. Pritz, P. Stone. Row 4 - I. Greenbaum, G. Steinmelz. B. Simons. H. Sosnick, M. Seidman, I. Sosin. B. Sorcher, S. Freedman, S. Ginns, N. Lcmdsman. S. Goldsmith. Row 5 - C. Meckler, S. Rosenthal, K. Lipkin, E. Zucker, L. Reifman, R. Smith, R. Schrodak, B. Gaines, S. Lyness, B. Lahr, R. Schiff. E. Woolfe. R. Greenberg. vities are given the time through the Unity Forum. The sponsor of this organization is Charles Merryman. Under his leadership the club func- tions smoothly and was a benefit to the entire school. The membership in this organization is the second largest in the school. Meetings vary in size from fifty to one hundred and fifty parti- cipants. Membership is open to anyone who is in- terested in joiningg the only requirement is that they attend Central High School. Officers during the tall season were Carol Mitnick, Presidentg Eleanore Rudner, V i ce- Presidentg Ilene Fishman, Secretaryg and Car- ole Hubin, Treasurer. Officers for the Spring term were Carole Mitnick, Presidentg Vice- President, Gladys Steinmetz, Secretary, Mar- lene Seidman, and Treasurer, Phil Stone. The standing project of the club is to edu- cate the student body and let them realize the pettiness of prejudice. They hope to have an assembly next year and to make the club even more widespread than it is now. The Unity Forum is a club pledg- ed to eradicating prejudices. twenty three air play promoted by council sb-A S .l s-.r SPORTSMANSHIP COUNCIL - Row 1 - Mr. W. Sanford, B. Bandler, S. Kantor. E. Siporin, I. Bern- stein. H. Chodoroff. Row 2 -- M. Edelstein. S. Corey. L. Gauss. N. Sher- man. M. Elias. R. Feldman, I. Fishman. M. Carel. S. lskowitz. When Central's Sportsmanship Council was formed in l95O, it consisted of only nine mem- bers, now, in its fifth year, it has become the largest club with a membership of about one hundred and fifty. With the aid of its new sponsor, Mr. Wil- mont Sanford, and President Ierry Bernstein, Vice-President Evelyn Siporin, Secretary Bar- bara Bandler, and Treasurer Sheldon Kantor, the fall council sponsored a basketball-foot ball Pep Bally which helped considerably to increase school spirit. As a member of the Inter-Metropolitan Stu- dent Sportsmanship Council, Central's council had two representatives at all l.M.S.S.C. meet- ings. In the fall they were Carolyn Scott and Harriet Chodoroff. The council also attended the I.M.S.S.C. Kick-Off at Northeastern High School, which officially opened the Detroit High School football season. The student ex- change with Mumford High proved very in- teresting to all who participated. During the spring term Central had the twenty four . ,, . .gi . if 1- Row 3 - S. Goldstein. E. Cohen. I. Glick. S. Freed- man. M. Comisar. S. Simon. A. Bromberg. N. Lcxndsman, F. Greenbaum. Bow 4 - S. Ginns. E. Gold. R. Gottlieb, S. Bass. S. Burrell. B. Gaines. E. Zucker. L. Reiiman.L. Glatt- stein. Row 5 - S. Cyporyn. L. Goldstein, F. Gutterman. R. Boesky. E. Folbe. H. Dean. R. Brant. I. Fields. B. Goldstein. honor of holding an I.M.S.S.C. meeting. The new representatives were Harriet Fields and Bill Stephens. There was also an exchange with Cody High School. The spring officers were: Evelyn Siporin, President, Maurice Co- hen, Vice-President, Barbara Bandler, Secre- taryg and Ronald Hirsch, Treasurer. The purpose of the Sportsmanship Council has been to promote good sportsmanship and fellowship among the students and teams of Detroit high schools. In order to further achieve this purpose, the council has done its best to uphold and teach this Sportsmanship Code: 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 applaud 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 WIN. K . ,X .fi Q , E so 1, Q O KQQ it SPORTSMANSHIP COUNCIL - Row 1 - E. Salts- Schwartzberg- H- LUnSkY- I- NGISOII- S- Smiih- man- S- LSVY- G- Koolish- E- HUYUIGU- R- KIUPQY- Row 4 - E. Woolfe, G. Yaker, A. Pearlman, E. Rud- L. Lippshy. ner. K. Lipkin, E. Kingston, H. Saferstein. S. Po- Row 2 - E. Simon. P. King, R. Rubin, M. Priiz. G. f0SkY- S- Wei11S'0Ck- Sieinmetz' H' Sosnick' Mr' W' Sanford- Row 5 - F. Schreir. E. Steinberg. I. Rosenthal, R. Row 3 - S. Slobin , C. Meckler, G. Nash, S. Shrodeck, N. White, M. Silver, R. Hirsch. Ol' CCIFEGI' uture nurses prepare Q .x 5 3 ... E 'QP 5 Y w X .- 'Sl FUTURE NURSES CLUB - Row l - R. Rosen, S. Row 2 - S. Sthcxll. M. Morning, S. Smith. M. Mar- Spillmcm, I. Wood. B. Lcxhr. golis, C. Rosen, H. Sippola. S. Rose, L. Weindling. twenty-five language clubs conclude active season FRENCH CLUB - Row 1 - E. Saltzmcm. I. Rosen- zweig. A. Englemcm. S. Mcmello. C. Erpelding. Row 2 - M. Lowinger, G. Manel. L. Schurgicm. G. Smolinsky. R. Komiscrr, B. Halpern. E. Block. S. Zager. Row 3 - Miss Ward. E. Zeidmcn. B. Boldstein. H. Sippola, R. Merkle, I.. Cutler, I. Nelson. M. Rach- lelf. C. Vogel. A French Dinner prepared by chefs of Chad- sey High School, joint meetings with the Span- ish and Latin Club are only a few of the events highlighting this year's agenda for the FRENCH CLUB. Musical and Drama programs put on by the club and a guest speaker from Wayne University added to the interest of the organ- ization. During the fall semester, Al Engleman was Presidentg Iane Rosenzweig was Vice-Presi- dent, Ioyce Brown was Secretary, and Sey- more Manello was Treasurer. This spring's of- ficers had Al Engleman, re-elected as Presi- dent, Edith Supac as Vice-President, lane Rosenzweig as Secretaryg and Winifred Led- ger as Treasurer. Because of the able sponsorship of Miss Phyliss Ward, the officers of the club, and the many enjoyable activities undertaken by its members, the French Club has marked up ano- ther successful year. The purpose of the SPANISH CLUB is to increase its members' appreciations and know- ledge of the language. lt provides an oppor- tunity for them to use the Spanish Language outside of the classroom. The meetings are varied and include musi- cal programs and games. This year the mem- bers of the Club were fortunate in having a native of a South American Country speak to them at one of their meetings. Highlighting twenty sm: Row 4 - H. Fruchter. E. Kingstqn, I. Rosenblum. E. Margolis, H. Chodoroff, C. Meckler, S. Rosenthal. S. Schechter. ROW 5 - M. Silber, I.. Feldstein, B. Goldberg. R. Mayer. W. Ledger, B. Gaines, S. Petoskey, R. Sachs. the l953-4 semester was a joint meeting with the Redford Language Clubs. At the end of the spring semester, the Spanish Club held a pic- nic to climax the school year. The officers for the past year have been: President, Barbara Bandler, Vice-President, Artree Gray, Secretary, Eileen Kayne, Trea- surer, Iere Wendell. The sponsor of the Spanish Club is Miss Eleanor Brakeman. After completing another successful year, the LATIN CLUB, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Ethel Bush, holds the title of being one of Cen- tral's most active clubs. This year's activities took the students to Ann Arbor where, combined with a picnic, they visited the Classical Museum. They also visited Mumford High School, where they participated in a Latin, Whats My Line, panel. Other events were a Christ- mas Party, entertaining Mumforcl's Latin Club at an informal gathering here, consisting of a program, refrshments, and a tour of the school. At the end of the term students completing eight semesters of Latin and had mantained an A Average were presented with a metal as a symbol of high Accomplishment. Heading the Latin Club this year were the Co-Consuls: Iudy Alzofon, and Ierry Chapnick, Quaestor: Ellen Averbuckg Scribo: Phillip Berns, Histor: Beverly Simon. I 1 35. LATIN CLUB - Row 1 - B. Simon, E. Tennenbaum, Mrs. E. Bush, I. Alzofon, E. Panush, B. Lahr. Row 2 - A. Margolis, M. Weinberg. I. Chapnick, I. Panush. I. Wood. D. Laker. rm nf N-.af Y .44 any Row 3 - I. Hershman, B. Lev1.1e, E. Averbach, P. Burns, M. Adelman. Row 4 - P. Horowitz, H. Lipsitz, P. Sternberg, I. Adelson, I. Bernstein, S. Dorfman, E. Applebaum, S. Komisar. 9 a SPANISH CLUB -- Row 1 - R. Masserman, I. Wen- Bow 4 - I. Oppenheim, I. Nader, E. Richmond, M. dell, A. Gray, B. Bandler, I. Kane, E. Tennenbaum. Aronson, D. Granat, B. Sorscher, S. Flander. Row 2 - L. Sarko, F. Silverman, S. Corey, R. Rubin, How 5 - E. Siporin, I. Turner, H. Saferstein, P. S. Iskowitz, S. Goldstein, B. Valensky. Schriebman, E. Birnbaum, S. Waks. Row 3 - M. Elias, E. Hayman. S. Levy, G. Koolish, R. Frank, E. Supicm, F. Berris. twenty-xeve'n p. a. reporters keep 'lites postecl X x P. A. REPORTERS Barry Levine, Golda Robner, Ierry Bernstein Good morning, this is your P. A. reporter, is a phrase well recognized by all Central students. Each Tuesday of the week, Central- ites in both A. M. and P. M. groups are kept posted of the current happenings around the school. Announcements and other notes of im- portance are related by the P. A. reporters. During the fall term Golda Robner and Ie- rome Bernstein announced the week's events. They kept Centralites informed of S t u d e nt Council activities and club events. Golda was also a reporter during the spring term and along with Iudy Alzolon and Barry Levine presented the spring term news. Re- cently we have heard of the Music Festival and the Carnival Fun Fair. This year's crew did a fine commenda- ble job. Certainly reporters in coming years will have much to do to equal the outstanding work accomplished by all concerned. library staff serves all Looking for information for your history report or do you need help to an answer to a physic problem? Then do as many Centralites do-visit your school library. There are books on varied subjects and the Library Staff is there to assist any student who needs help in locating various material. The Library staff is under the direction of Miss Orah Hahn. While serving on the staff the student librarian must be carrying an A or B average. The school must be able to de- vote one hour a day to work in the Library for which they receive academic credit. Members of the staff do clerical jobs, pre- pare bulletin boards, and arrange books on the shelves. Aside from performing these va- rious duties they are taught to use reference books, the card catalogue, and the dictionary. The Central Students are very proud of their Library and their Library Staff who strive to make their Library one of the finest in the City. twenty-eight LIBRARY STAFF - Row 1 - D. Weiner, L. Lcxmcov, Miss O. Hcrh'.1. Row 2 - E. Tennenbuum, I. Oppenheim, A. Iacoby, I. Wood, F. Farmer, Row 3 -- E. Esbia. A. Froman. our blazerette beauties VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL - Row 1 - H. But- Row 2 - K. Dunn. P. Boyers, L. Wilon, M. Vtlhite, ler, R. Rosen, A. Merriwecxiher. S. Thomas. Winning only two games and losing tour, Centrals girls' basketball tcam did not do too well this season, but the enthusiasm, team- work and good sportsmanship that the girls showed led to a good time tor all concerned. High scorers were Eunice Hart and captain Aundria Merriweather. Excelling at the guard E. Hari. Row 3 - S. Rose, Mqr.. R. Thompson. S. Smith. positions were Margaret Vfhite and Ruth Thompson. Victories were achieved over Highland Park and Chadsey, while losses were at the hands ot Cooley, Western, Mackenzie and Redford. As usual a fine coaching job was turned in by Miss Emma Mayer. GIRLS' RESERVE BASKETBALL - Row 1 - G. Hatcher, B. Hart. I. Newland, M. Nisenbaum. Row 2 - E. Sherman, S. Starke, G. Miller. S. Whitson. Row 3 - B. Ragcm. S. Turner. Mgr.. B. Reed. twenty-nine our nets went Swish cfllmhl I 4 thirty BASKETBALL TEAM - Row 1 - H. Cooper, R. Hood, M. Row 2 - Couch Kammerer, F. Moore. G. Recxsonover. B Miller. I. Brown, C. McGee, C. Brown, A. Leibermcm, Mgr. Stephens, B. Brown. I. Porter, R. Birch, D. Cole. 35 f C 'THA 6 ' 4 cENTlM1 RESERVE BASKETBALL - Bow I - S. Sachse, R. Pitman, R. Iones. B. Smith, R. Rigner, I. Wood, R. Brown. Row 2 - I. Branch, M. Walker, M. Davidson, C. Ogiers, H. Cohen, L. Pelto, Coach Fitch. lack of depth stops cagers The cagers of '53-'54 had their ups and downs. An injury to Harvey Komorn left Ioe Brown, Bill Stephens, Ray Hood and Bob Brown as the only returning varsity lettermen. After Winning three of their first five league games, the Blazer hoopsters found the going quite rough and failed to winfanother game all season. Lack of an experienced bench seemed to be the cause of the downfall. Bright spots in an otherwise mediocre season were Bob Brown, who was given honorable mention on the All-State team and Ioe Brown, who sank the longest field goal in Central's history. Exceptionally fine ball handling was exhi- bited by senior Bob Brown and tenth grader Doyle Cole. Coach Kammerer cited the Red- ford and Western games as the best played all season. In the Redford game, the Blazers trailed at halftime but came back to defeat an aggressive-Redford squad. The Western game was one in which the rebounding of the Blaz- ers was exceptional. The starting lineup con- sisted of Ioe Brown and Mel Miller, guardsg Ray Hood and Bill Stephens, forwards, and Bob Brown, center. CENTRAL'S SEASON RECORD CENTRAL 37 ........,.. SOUTHEASTERN 49 Cnon-leaguel CENTRAL 50 . . , ..... Redford 44 CENTRAL 32 .. ..... COOLEY 4l CENTRAL 39 . . . ,.... WESTERN 29 CENTRAL 35 ..... NORTHWESTERN 47 CENTRAL 47 . . . ..... Cl-IADSEY 43 CENTRAL 36 . . . ..... MACKENZIE 46 CENTRAL 30 ..... SOUTHWESTERN 60 CENTRAL 40 ..... U. of D. 47 CENTRAL 42 . . . ..... SOUTHEASTERN 47 fpreliminariesl This year's reserve basketball team was one of the finest Central has had in many years. They were especially noteworthy for two reasons. First, they played excellent basket- ball throughout the year and provided inter- esting preliminary games to the varsity, and second, because of the talent and ability which they showed, Central is sure of having fine varsity basketball teams in the future. One of the players who is sure to make the varsity squad next season 'is' Ted Brod. Ted played first string center on the reserve squad this season, and developed into a fine pivot man as well as a capable rebounder. You cannot mention the reserve basketball team without making mention of their coach, Don Fitch. Mr. Fitch did an outstanding job in teaching the boys the fundamentals of good basketball and in preparing them for the var- sity squad in the future. Little Ioe Brown sets thirty one thirty-Lluo the water was ine BOYS SWIMMING - Row 1 - M. Weisenfield. S. Row Z - Coach Kelly, S. Koller, G. Landsman, A Wilner, L. Winquest, H. Woolf, G. Greenbaum, Patterson, L. Hochman, D. Serlin, E. Traurig. S. Slobin. M, ,I 4 A. . ,Y GIRLS SWIMMING - Row 1 - B. Grant, S. Cowan, S. Grossman, B. DePiard, G. Bennett, N. White. D. Drew. Row 3-Mrs. Dierdorf, B. Goldman. P. Campbell, D. Row 2 -- P. Liptzen, H. Freedman, D. Hollander, Lacey. boys' and girls' swimming Central's boys' swimming team was captained this year by Art Wolf and Shell Slobin, who were the only returning lettermen from last season. The rest of the squad was rounded out by Fred Borden, who was the top diver, Al Alford, the top free styler, Douglas Dowles, Lauren Winquist, Harvey Wolf and Ierry Greenbaum, letter winners, Dave Patterson, Larry Rosen, Lyle Hochman, Mike Weingar- den, Burt Serlin, Ed Traurig, Al Coleman, Al Engelman, Gordon Landsman, Stanley Kaller and Norman Cohn. Although working with a limited number of girls, Mrs. Clara Deirdorf, girls' swimming coach, was again pleased by the fine eiiort and hard work of her team. The Central aqua- girls opened the '54 season with a meet at Southwestern and followed it with meets against Eastern, Highland Park, Cody and Western. Leading them enthusiastically through the season were co-captains Gail Ben- nett and Nancy White. Barbara Grant and Gail Bennett were high scorers for the season. LEFT An example of iine spirit and interest in co-educa- and kept 'Lites constantly interested in school affairs. Right: tional activities is displayed by Centralites dancing in the Boy's gym class provides athletic activities for underclass- gym Many social aiian'-3 hghlighted this year's activities, meh- thirty-tlrree thirty-four january officers Competent, dependable A gavel in his hand Not leaving things in a heap The leader of our class We'd like you to meet CARL It's President MILES HURWITZ PFEIFER Watchful over every lad and lass. Our choice for class veep. l She takes down our notes Right to the letter IUDY FIELDS is a gal MYRNA SCHWARTZ, the class We pay with no fight, secretary She makes giving our money Couldn't be better! Seem like a delight! january senior class committees CLASS DAY COMMITTEE SPONSOR: Mrs. Bow CHAIRMEN: Elissa Panush David Engelbert Ruth Patterson Morris Dworkin Shirley Paquette Sandra Green Lawrence Sturman Rochelle Katz Allen Roth Una Hood COLOR 61 MO'I'I'O COMMITTEE SPONSOR: Miss Brakeman CHAIRMENZ Dorothy Laker Selden Schwartzberg Robert Cantor Norton Oelidow Madra Diem Sonia Denenteld PRINTING COMMI'I'TEE SPONSOR: Mr. Bakke CHAIRMEN: Carolyn Scott Edward Kroll Marvin Newman Lawrence Goose Marcia Gealer Ioel Bodzin FINANCE COMMl'I'I'EE SPONSOR: Miss Buelow CHAIRMEN: Paul Glassman Harold Stern Fay Berris Arnold Finn Marian Carel Marilyn Feder Frances Osborne Howard Goldberg Sandra Rabinowitz lay Victor Rosalye Klaper Shirley Schechter Helen Brown Dorothy Benbow TICKET 61 USHERING COMMI'I'I'EE SPONSOR: Mrs. Taylor CHAIRMEN: Harriet Sosnick Paul Kadish Helene Lansky Iacob Fell Iacob McLaughlin Rosalind Hart Beverly Morris Gary Fagelman Stuart Raskas Elaine Lenhoff Rhoda Ehrlich Frances Lax Fred Gutterman Grady Plyler Allan Pearlman Marilyn Past Edmund Supowit Elaine Saltzman PUBLICITY COMMI'l l'EE SPONSOR: Mr. Heisey CHAIRMEN: Robert Brent Norma Porter Israel Koller Henry Gonte Esther Kayman Ray Kalef Leonard Poger SOCIAL COMMITTEE SPONSOR: Mr. Henshaw CHAIRMEN: Gail Smolinsky Gorden Yaker Lunell Barton Dennis Freeman Ioseph N. Brown Marilyn Aronson ART COMMITTEE SPONSOR: Miss Nelson CHAIRMEN: Eleanor Goldman Lois Docks Sheldon Kantor Estelle Green Dennis Freeman Daniel Kingston Elliot Folbe Harvey Horwitz Marcia Saltz thirty-five january graduates- Ierome Bemstein: Longfellow Hall, Col- lege Prep, Latin Club, Senior Play Cast, P. A. Reporter, Sportsmanship Council President, Commencement Speaker Simon Bernstein: Longfellow Hall, Col- le e Prep g . Fay Berris: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., Choir, Spanish Club, Finance Committee Irwin Biegel: Longfellow Hall, Commer- cial, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football, Vice Pres. C Club Ioel M. Bodzin: Longfellow Hall, Commer- cial, Student Council, Printing Com- mittee, Prop. Committee Robert Brent: Longfellow Hall, College Prep:, Captain Varsity Tennis, Quill :Sf Scroll Club, Central Student Sports Editor, C Club President, Publicity Committee Chairman Seymour Bresler: Longfellow Hall, Col- lege Prep., Freshman Football Helen Brown: Longfellow Hall, Commer- cial, Y-Teens, Girls Chorus, Central Student Representative, lune '53 Hon- or Guard, Finance Committee: Ioseph C: Brown: Longfellow Hall, Col- lege Prep., Varsity Football, Track Team, Spanish Club: Ioseph N. Brown: Longfellow Hall, Col- lege Prep., Captain Varsity Basketball, Captain Varsity Football, C Club, Social Committee. Robert M. Cantor: Longfellow Hall, Col- lege Prep., Color and Motto Committee Marian Carel: Longfellow Hall, Commer- cial, Sportsmanship Council, Finance Committee, Student Council Social Committee, Centralite Graduation Staff, Unity Forum thirty-six Anthony Aprahamian: Longfellow Hall, General. Marilyn Aronson: Longfellow Hall, Col- lege Prep., Spanish Club, Social Com- mittee, Costume Committee Martha Aronson: Longfellow Hall, Gene- ral, Swimming Team Alan Aston: Longfellow Hall, College Prep. Ioan Barnett: Longfellow Hall Lunell Barton: Longfellow Hall, Commer- cial, Ensemble, Secretary Y-Teens, So- cial Committee Stuart Bass: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., C Club, Sportsmanship Coun- cil, Varsity Baseball, Costume Commit- tee ferry S. Beigler: Longfellow Hall, College Prep. Dorothy Benbow: Longfellow Hall Phillip Beneson: Longfellow Hall, Com- mercial Bernice Berman: Longfellow Hall, Com- mercial, Sportsmanship Council, Unity Forum Michael Henry Berman: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., Latin Club 1954 Lorraine Cohen: Emerson Hall, General, Unity Forum, Sportsmanship Council, Modern Dance Club, Senior Play Com- mittee. Norton Delidow: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., Color and Motto Committee: lean Dempsey: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Y-Teens, Future Nurse's Club, Library Staff Sonia Denenfeld: Emerson Hall, Commer- cial, Color and Motto Committee Madra Diem: Emerson llall, College Prep., Color and Motto Committee, Senior Play Committee Lois Adrienne Docks: Emerson Hall, Commercial, Chairman Art Committee, Unity Forum Herbert Donley: Emerson Hall, General Morris Dworkin: Emerson Hall Rhoda Ehrlich: Emerson Hall, Commercial David Engelbert: Angell Hall, College Prep., Chairman Class Day Committee George F. English: Emerson Hall, General, Varsity Swimming Team, Track and Cross Country Team Gary Fagelman: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Spring Festival, Ticket and Ush- ering Committee january graduates-1954 Marilyn Feder: Emerson Hall, C o l 1 e ge Prep., Spanish Club, Unity Forum, Sportsmanship Council, Finance Com- mittee, Chairman Sound Committee Iacob Louis Fell: Emerson Hall, College Prepz, Orchestra, Ticket and Ushering Committee, Football Team Edward Fiarman: Emerson Hall, College Prepz, Reserve Football, Unity Forum, Ticket and Ushering Committee, Science Club Iudith Fields: Emerson Hall, Commercial, Student Council, Sportsmanship Coun- cil, G. A: A., Senior Play Cast, 12A Treasurer Arnold Finn: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Latin Club, Science Club, Fi- nance Committee, Stagecraft Commit- tee Elliot Bernard Folbe: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prept, Varsity Tennis, C-Club, Sportsmanship Council, Art Commit- tee, Central Student Staff Cartoonist Dennis M. Freeman: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep., Choir, Ensemble, May Hop Committee, Social Committee, Art Com- mittee Allen William Gale: Emerson Hall, Gen- eral, Technicians Club, Lunchroom Duty, Hall Duty Hazel Gardner: Emerson Hall, Commer- cial, Y-Teens Marcia Gealer, Angell Hall Paul Glassman: Angell Hall, College Prep., Latin Club, Freshman Football, Chairman Finance Committee Howard Goldberg: Angell Hall, College , Prep., Orchestra, Ensemble, Fina nce Committee W Y 7 thirty-seven Eleanor Goldman: Angell Hall, College Prep., Student Council, Senior Play 1 Cast, Chairman Art Committee Bruce Goldsmith: Angell Hall Beverly Goldstein: Angell Hall, College Prep., French Club, G. A. A., Student Senior Play Director, Sportsmanship Council V Harriet Goldstein: Angell Hall, Commer- cial Lester Goldstein: Angell Hall, C o lle ge Prep., Science Club, Sportsmanship Council, Senior Play Cast Henry Gonte: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Freshman Basketball, Publicity Committee M Lawrence H. Goose: Angell Hall, Com- mercial, Civic Club, Science Club, Printing Committee, Hall Duty '- Robert B. Gottlieb: Angell Hall, College Prep., Senior Play Cast, Sportsmanship Council, Unity Forum Herman Gould: Angell Hall, College Prep., Senior Play Cast, Unity Forum, Freshman Football Estelle Green: Angell Hall, Commercial, Choir, Art Committee, Varsity Tennis Sandra Green: Angell Hall, Commercial, G-tA.A., Spring Festival, Girls Glee Club, Class Day Committee, Costume Committee Faith Greenbaum: Angell Hall, College Prep., Editor-in-Chief Centralite, Capt. Varsity Tennis, Pres. G:A.A., Sports- manship C o u n c i l, Commencement Speaker january graduates -195-4 Gerald Greenblatt: Angell Hall, College Prep. Fred Gutterman: Angell Hall, Freshman . Football, Swimming Team, Sportsman- ship Council, Ticket and Ushering Committee, Stagecratt Committee Maxine Harrison: Angell Hall, Commer- cial Rosalind Hart: Angell Hall, College Prepi, Opera, Ticket and Ushering Committee, Chairman Makeup Committee Barton M. Hecht: Angell Hall, General Una Boston Hood: Angell Hall, College Prep., Choir, Ensemble, Class Day Committee Harvey L. Horwitz: Angell Hall, College Prep., Freshman Football, Art Commit- tee Margaret Ellen Hurley: Angell Hall, Corn- mercial, Y-Teens Miles Hurwitz: Angell Hall, College Prept, 12-B, 12-A President, Class Day Speaker, Freshman Football Stanley Iczkovitz: Angell Hall, College Prep. Ioanne Iackson: Angell Hall, Commercial Gwendolyn Ienkins: Angell Hall, Com- mercial Lltirty-eight Peggy Iohnson: Angell Hall, Commercial Paul Kadish: Angell Hall, College Prep., Student Council, Chairman Ticket and Ushering Committee, Choir, Orchestra, Freshman Football Ray Kalef: Angell Hall, General, Publicity Committee Sheldon Kantor: Angell Hall, College Prep., Treasurer Sportsmanship Coun- cil, Latin Club, Varsity Swimming Team, Unity Forum, Senior Play Cast Barry Kaplan: Angell Hall, General Rochelle Katz: Angell Hall, Commercial, Class Day Committee Esther Kayman: Angell Hall, Commercial, Publicity Committee Daniel M. Kingston: Whittier Hall, Col- lege Prep., Varsity Track, C Club, Cross Country, Art Committee Rosalye Klaper: Whittier Hall, Commer- cial, Finance Committee, Modern Dance Club, Senior Play Cast, Sports- manship Council, Centralite Gradua- tion Staff Selma Kleinberg: Longfellow Hall, Com- mercial Lillian Kolb: Angell Hall, Commercial Israel Koller: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Publicity Committee january graduates - 7954 Sheldon Korn: Whittier Hall: College Prept, Spanish Club ' Edward G. Kroll: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Student Council, Chairman Printing Committee Marion Kurian: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Circulating Manager Central Student, Costume Committee Nanette Kurian: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Circulating Manager Central Student, Senior Play Cast Dorothy Laker: Whittier Hall, College Prepi, Latin Club, Operetta,' Color QS Motto Chairman, Makeup Committee Libby Lampcov: Angell Hall, General Helene Lansky: Whittier Hall, Commer- cial, Sportsmanship Council, Ticket ci Ushering Committee Frances Lax: Whittier Hall, Commercial, Ticket G Ushering Committee Elaine Lenhoif: Whittier Hall, Commer- cial, Ticket :S Ushering Committee Phyllis Levy: Whittier Hall, Commercial, Prop. Committee Lois Lipshy: Whittier Hall, Commercial, Senior Play Cast, Sportsmanship Coun- cil Marvin Litt: Whittier Hall, College Prep. Printing Committee r thirty-nine Robert S: Littky: Whittier Hall, Commer- cial, Senior Play Cast, Unity Forum, Dramatics Club, Prop. Committee Walter Lumpkin: Whittier Hall, General, Reserve Basketball, Track Team Sandra Lou Lyness: Whittier Hall, Col- lege Prep., Unity Forum, Centralite, Sportsmanship Council, C h a i r m a n Costume Committee Allan MacDonald: Whittier Hall, General, Hi-Y Club V Gordon Maltz: Whittier Hall, Commercial Seymour N. Manello: Whittier Hall, Col- lege Prep., Senior Play Cast, French Club Treasurer Iacob McLaughlin Ir.: Whittier Hall, Com- mercial, Hi-Y Club, Ticket 6: Ushering Committee Edward Miller: Whittier Hall, General, Art Committee Sheldon Miller: Whittier Hall, C olle ge Prep., Freshman Football, Cross Coun- try Track, Unity Forum, Spanish Club Beverly Morris: Whittier Hall, Commer- cial, Sportsmanship Council, Ticket CS Ushering Committee, Sound Effects Committee Marilyn Mutchnick: Whittier Hall, Col- lege Prep., Library Staff, Spanish Club, Unity Forum, Sportsmanship Council, Senior Play Cast Marvin Newman: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Cross Country Track, Printing Committee january graduates -1954 Frances Osborne: Whittier Hall, Com- mercial, G. A. A., Sportsmanship Coun- cil, Varsity Basketball, Finance Com- mittee, Unity Forum Elissa Panush: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Latin Club, Secretary, Square Dancing Club, Science Club, Class Day Co-Chairman Shirley Paquette: Lincoln Hall, Commer- cial, Class Day Committee Marilyn Past: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Ticket 6: Ushering Committee Lillian Patterson: Lincoln Hall Ruth Lillian Patterson: Lincoln Hall, Commercial, Student Council, Unity Forum, Dramatics, Class Day Commit- tee, Makeup Committee Allan B: Pearlman: Lincoln Hall, Com- mercial, Sportsmanship C o u ri c i l , Ticket 6: Ushering Committee, Props Committee Carl Pieifer: Lincoln Hall, College Prep, 12-B, 12-A Vice President, Science Club, Hearst History Contest, Central Student Staff Photographer Grady Plyer: Lincoln Hall Leonard Poger: Lincoln Hall, Commer- cial, Band, Orchestra, Quill and Scroll Club, Co-News Feature Editor Central Student, Publicity Committee Norma Porter: Lincoln Hall, C olle ge Prepz, Chairman Publicity Committee, Cheerleader Co-Captain Florence Rabinovitz: Lincoln Hall, Col- lege Prep:, Sportsmanship C o u n c il , 1 Civics Club, Choir, Senior Play Cast . fffftl Sandra Rabinowitz: Lincoln Hall Stuart Irving Raskas: Lincoln Hall, Col- lege Prep., Ticket CS Ushering Com- mittee, Technicians Club Melvin Rosen: Lincoln Hall, Commercial, Senior Play Committee, Sportsmanship Council, Unity Forum, Finance Com- mittee Allan I. Roth: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Unity Forum, Civics Club, American Ir. Red Cross, Class Day Committee, Spring Festival Toni Rothbart: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., 12-A Committee Rose Robiat: Lincoln Hall Donald Sallan: Lincoln Hall, College Prepz, Football Team Elaine Saltsman: Lincoln Hall: College Prepz, French Club, Unity Forum, Sportsmanship Council, Centralite Gra- duation Editor, Ticket :S Ushering Com- mittee Marcia Claire Saltz: Lincoln Hall, Col- lege Prep., President Unity Forum, Student Council, Art Committee, Cen- tral Student, Tennis Team Sandra Sauls: Lincoln Hall, General Burton Savine: Lincoln Hall, General, Freshman Football Ray Sawmiller: Lincoln Hall january graduates -1954 Shirley Schechter: Lincoln Hall, Com- mercial, Chorus, Costume Committee Selden David Schwartzberg: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Freshman Football, Stu- dent Council, Chairman Color 61 Motto Committee, Orchestra, Sportsmanship Council Harold Schwartz: Lincoln Hall Carolyn Scott: Lincoln Hall, C o l l e g e Prep., Co-News-Feature Editor Central Student, Sportsmanship C o u n c i l , I: M. S. S. C. Representative, Treasurer Y-Teens, Co-Editor Graduate Section Agnes I. S. Serkaian: Lincoln Hall,Com- mercial, 12-B Election Committee Meta Siegel: Elliot Hall, College Prep. loanne Silvers: Elliott Hall, Commercial, School Festival Ioe Silverstein: Lincoln Hall, Commercial Gail Smolinsky: Elliot Hall, College Prep., 12-B Treasurer, Feature Editor Central Student, French Club, Co-Chairman So- cial Committee, Ouill 51 Scroll Club Harriet Sosnick: Elliot Hall, Commercial, Sportsmanship Council, Unity Forum, Chairman Ticket 5- Ushering Commit- tee. Paul Stark: Elliot Hall, College Prep., Sci- ence Club, Student Council Henry Mark Stein: Elliot Hall, Commer- cial forty-one Harold Stem: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Chairman, Finance Committee lean Stradford: Elliot Hall, Commercial Lawrence Sturman: Elliot Hall, College Prep., Quill G Scroll Club, Latin Club, News Editor Central Student, Projec- tionist, Class Day Committee Edmund Supowit: Elliot Hall, College Prep., Ticket 51 Ushering Committee Myrna Swartz: Elliot Hall, College Prep., Swimming Team, G: A: A: Board, 12-B, 12-A Secretary Louis Tarnopol: Elliot Hall, College Prep., Freshman Football, Swimming Team lay Victor: Elliot Hall, College Prepz, Sportsmanship Council, Cross Country, Finance Committee, Prop Committee Beverly Waldman: Elliot Hall, Commer- cial Leon Warner: Elliot Hall, College Prep. Ierry Weinstein: Elliot Hall, College Prep. Vivien Weinstein: Elliot Hall Arthur Wolf: Elliot Hall, College Prep., Varsity Swimming Team, C. Club, Technician Club january graduates -1954 forty-two Ilene Wolfe: Elliot Hall, Commercial Kay Wyrick: Eliot Hall, General, Choir, Music Festival Gordon Yaker: Elliot Hall, College Prep., Chairman Social Committee, Student Eguncil, C Club, Band, Varsity Basket- ll Betty York: Elliot Hall, Commercial Iudith Zabel: Elliot Hall, General centrallebrities 'Nh W' TRE HS rt forty-four Q9-Sh - ..... fig L X ,- v xx: . . .r x k W ,W b 'ae-lv-ting ,JX '. r. 4 Q 4. . 1 , v f , fs 'Q' Q. K Jw '4 sf .-15. K A 4. 4 ., ,x S .-M A x x .K '9Jg,g,, L. 'ex' 2. ,-.Q fn., X5 t 1 Q., 5 x ' N ' I. , . yr -Mx 1 . ND' X . 1? S. .M in - . . W , , . 1 X . 'ffm ' x- f ,YO .. 5 -. ix N f,. . W, x ,,.. 1' N J . 9 . km 'WJ I ' 4. 'SJ 'Yu fy. -i-x - A Hwy, fr' . .f' ..x x . A Q -x fr'-.Q .1g'5-- qi 4 .3245 z X ' . K x ff Nu .-L .ni H , k tfy. X . Q Q '-f-km ., Mu I Q . X -1 a 1 A X. P f X wr, M.- N ' X . A -1' ' ' .3 Y-' - A 4'- xx . . H X 4 Cf R. . qi, ,W . If Q Q Q, V. ,. . . v Q Q -fx 41, .' ,',X'- 1,,'.gS. .' A' , ,VM QE, .f x. Q' S 2 1 I I: ' ' ,' L' ' ,, . 'x 35,2 f y , VV'l.k X AA 'K A . b HQ, , N X. . I -. y Na ix 'J A . .'x'-ff ' x'.x'.'.'lwi3 ,- fi 'TAN '- 'xx X .. , X,A,.x Q L, 3 q.,,. L ,.g,: .X Ai agp? .. tx. ,, V Q M ,.iW .. . X .4 , hiv .l , . wfki , . A X . , X . .-, . NW I1 .1 .Y ..X f' U , ' ,. , Qx ' .-. 2 . X Q . ,-gg ' I I., , .-A X-.-Q Y. - . - . 1 - - y - 1. X . . . 1 . Q . A X 57,1 l K , - 'KYQT'-1 .yr ' ' 3 '. q ' .Y 4 .v f. s- 4 XXX. , K! fl' ,. 3, 4 , 5 .1 . x My. ' ' x 1 yt - L, 7- -f A -1- ' , 0 . fwfx ' 'X A- K '3 ,f. X .N 1 J ' . . xg vu K Mxws.. ' ' v 1 A, Q ml' . -HQ Y 'N 1 ,. Q, ,, xx W x 1 memories recorded by centralite sta X is CENTRALITE EDITORS - Row l - Charlotte Meckler, Co-Art Editor, Karen Llpkm Louise Glattstein, Co-Activities Editor, Eleanore Rudner, Co-Activities Editor, Evelyn Siporin, Co-Graduation Editor. SPRING EDITOR IN CHIEF Row 2 - Sharon Rosenthal, Co-Art Editor, Mel Lester. Sports Editor Absent - lane Rosenzweig, Co-Graduation Editor The best years of our lives are spent here at Central and as we turn the pages of the 1954 edition of the Centralite, once again these years can become real to us. The clubs, the various classes, the sports events, and the good times We've had can all be relived through the pages of our yearbook. ln the spring the editor's fancies turn to thoughts of deadlines, printers' fees, and how to turn out a fabulous Centralite. This year's spring staff has worked long and hard to make this an outstanding book and as We turn the pages it is easy to see that their labor has not been in vain. The Activities staff edited by Eleanore Rud- ner and Louise Glattstein will long remember the last minute writing of stories, the gathering of materials, and the fun they had pasting up pictures in their proper order. The Graduation Editors, Evelyn Siporin and lane Rosenzweig are the ones to receive thanks from the Seniors. Their job was to put all the grad's pictures and activities in the proper order and this was quite a project. Editor Mel Lester perfected the Work on the sports division and the Artwork seen throughout the book was supplied by Art Ed- itors Charlotte Meckler and Sharon Rosenthal. Presiding over and uniting the Centralite forty-six Staff was editor-in-chief Karen Lipkin, who pro- vided moral support and a helping hand to all. The Centralite for 1954, was planned as a book for all Central Students. There are things of interest for tenth graders right on up to sen- iors. lust as this is your school, so is this your book. A book to be proud of. We, of the Cen- tralite staff have tried to make this such a book and We sincerely hope it will meet with the approval of all Centralites. at Row 1 - F. Schreier, N. Sherman, B. Bandler, R. Mayer I Sanders Row 2 - E. Madorsky, E. Steinberg, N. Rosengard, R. Smith R Rubin 3 I student reports all news , I ... sm-,dm Schechter STUDENT EDITORS - Row l - l. Alzoton, colnews feature editor, N. Sherman, co-feature editor: I. Fishman, co-news editor: R. Rubin, co- SPRING EDN-OR'IN'CHIEF feature editor: B. Sorscher, co-news editor. V Row 2 - R. Boesky, sports editor: E. Margolis, co-news feature editor. Once upon a time, in room 122 a newspa- per was born. The year l922 marks the birth of THE CENTRAL STUDENT. As the years pro- gressed, the paper moved with them, each one being better than the one before it. Season after season each staff struggled to make the paper live up to its reputation. But this story is no fairy tale. It wasn't magic that made the STUDENT what is is today. It STUDENT REPORTERS - Row 1 - R. Shrodeck, I. Levenson, E. Braver- man R Blatmkoff, H. Amhowitz. Row 2 A Levine, F. Bcxsoit, N. Lawson. was hard work, worry and effort. Each term brought new problems to be solved, new ideas to be created, and a new staff to train. And so we embark upon the present and sit back to view the work of this terrn's spring staff. Picture, if you will, a room laden with shelves, papers, pencils, and typewriters. Lis- ten closely and you can hear the hum of voic- es. They belong to the new spring staff anxious to get the printers ink into their veins, eager to go to press, desiring to hold true to tradi- tion and put out a great paper just as their predecessors have done. And theirs was the success story of the season, for under the able guidance of Editor- in-Chief Sandy Schechter the STUDENT came through again. News was kept intact with the help of Co-editors Ilene Fishman and Barbara Sorscher, Feature was better than ever under the direction of Naomi Sherman and Ruthie Rubin, Co-editors of page two, News Feature was handled efficiently by Esther Margolis and Iudy Alzofon, and last but not least all Sports news and chatter came to 'Lites with the help of Roger Boesky, Sports Editor. And stan- ding by was Birger Bakke, the staffs inspira- tion through it all. The students relied on his wisdom and judgment to guide them. forty-seven forty-eight music makers achieve success Central's Music Department is a feature of Central High School which 'Lites ought to be particularly proud of. This year has been an especially active one for the department, even in comparison with previous seasons. Under the direction of Dr. Seitz, and Mr. Ker- tez, they have participated in many fine pro- grams. One of the highlights of the fall season was the music assembly presented by the Whole department. Soloists, the choir, band, orches- tra, and ensemble all combined to give Cen- tralites a good idea of what membership in the music department would be like. 6 F. - ' ts.-J if Many students were surely inspired by this program. The spring semester brought the presen- tation of a gala May Music Festival at the Art Institute. Participating were all members of advanced music classes. Radio is another medium through which Central's Girls' Glee Club and Choir were heard. The verse-speaking choir took all solo lines in a cantata presented at the Detroit News Music Festival, and the Boys' Octette was heard on an evening session of the Careers Unlimited program. Soloists performed at the Memorial Day service presented in the auditorium. Durfee Intermediate students had an op- portunity to glimpse into their future when Central's Orchestra and Band traveled , there to give a concert. lt is fitting that the music department should complete its season participating in Senior Activities. Each semester Seniors look forward to hearing the orchestra entertain at their Senior Play, as Well as hearing the choir and band at graduation ceremonies. lt is evident that Central's Music Depart- ment has filled a complete and successful year with programs and activities of which 'Lites can be proud. Coming years and groups have much to live up to. i 2 rg nd' CHOIR - Row 1 - I. Grossman, E. Iohnson, S. Reese, E. Green, I. Nader, K. Wirick. Row 2 - M. Comisar, H. Sippola, K. Tucker, I. Mc- Kenna, F. Berris, F. Rabinowitz, L. Altman, S. Spillman, I. Cohen Row 3 - S. Kane, B. Bcrndler, R. Sachs, R. Little, P. Kadish, S. Richterman, I. Bodzin, B. Sorscher, Dr. Seiiz. Row 4 -M. Alterman. T. Thompson, R. Hirsh, H. Thomas, E. Smoler, W. Rivers, A. Freedman, R. Curry. Row 5 - B. Stephens, M. Homer, I. McLaughlin, G. Pyler, D. O'Neil, W. Lumpkin. Saw.: as 3 as E I ,.. K8 3' S rf -a .?g.g YQNZL1 Owl'-'ln Fx' 2-1 'F3,'5U .my 51-' '-'az' P1 595' V52 FEP'-' Pmml wg-' SQWQ oss' 53:0 .-F3 939115 ffgm' :sow ESS., :s5F, :fn a. 2? 5 FH 5? ? 5' 5' sgsgs u1?t. :'5 ' IQLISDI ,-r1F X'? ' 'url-1 -153261 53813 aww :U wwgnip '-I QBIQZQ, 0U'2': -:-mms. Q.U ,... fDfc!'g2 5' QQ Supa' -1'u, Fl egg F PDE- 2 53 3 olflg . Q . E'3:u Q 905 5 P129 3 MKWWW Goldberg, I. Davis, E. Blackshear, P. Kcxdish. . Mi , 'M H :nf 2' 'fr E Xe - o .. e-fs :Iv ig 9 fr. V' ,wg . -1 vm e Air - 'ab X r ,W fa'-1' ,f ' Q i 'Q H 4 -+ 3-ff 9 JC ENSEMBLE - Row 1 - F. Greenbaum, T. Taylor, Row 3 - H. Butler, H. Sippola, I. Cohen. S. Weiser- R. Mayer, H. Goldberg, E. Partos. man, D. Freeman, H. Liitle, P. Kadish. Row 2 - I. Nader, L. Barton, S. Reese, E. Green, Row 4 - S. Lichterman, E. Smoler, D. O'Neil, B. D. Benbow, U. Hood. Dr. Seitz. Stephens, A. Freedman, W. Lumpkin, W. Rivers, H. Thomas. forty-nillv fifty curtain rises on senior stars SENIOR PLAY - Row 1 - Sherry Cyporyn, Barbara Bandler. Sharon Corey, Sharon Freidman. Barbara Dwor- kin. Row 2 - Ierry Sherman, Stuart Pernick, Bobby Lichtman. Take your cue, the play's the thing And golly don't we know it Barretts ot Wimpole Street, this spring Was Central l-ligh's tremendous hit. Tells about Elizabeth and Bobert Browning Budolph Besirer wrote this story Describing Liz's selfish father CStuart Pernickb and Painting her love, her tear, and glory. Row 3 - Barry Levine, Ioan Wood. Ion Van Zaig. Ierry Tep- ' M Pl 'kM.Wh',Sid man, Irwin Adelson, orton otmc . r ite an or Lichtermang Elliot Siet, Sharon Slobin, Martin Adelman lay Robinson, Sheldon Ginns. David Hermalin. Missing - Sue Simons. Barbara Bandler and Sharon Freedman Shared the leading part With Bobby Lichtman and Ierry Sherman As Browning, who won her heart. Sharon Slobin and Sue Simons also Did a fine job, it's true And Sharon Corey, as Henrietta Acting was surpassed by tew. The plot was quite dramatic The cast was just as grand And Mr. White, the director Deserves a great big hand. The curtains rolled up this year On the 26 and 27 ot May And 'Lites were thrilled with The great event in every way. lt can not be forgotten That play presented here lt will live on and on ln hearts and minds for many years. We say to our talented mates Now that we are on our way Thanks, kids, for the memory That wonderful, wonderful senior play. blazer trackmen hard to beat TRACK - Row 1 - W. Hendrix, T. Taylor, S. Bourdolove, D Talbot, F. Moore, H. Thomas, B. Stephens, H. Curry, R Hood, I. Curry, W. Blake, M. Smith. Row 2 - E. Nelson. R. Revels, B. Fussel, B. Solomon, N. This year's track team went along in the usual style ot Central's track teams. Although there were no Kwikers, Skeltons or Hatchers, We had our share of champions. Sprinter and high jumper Bill Stephens, middle-distance man Doug Talbot, hurdler and pole vaulter lohn Curry and miler Hal Thomas were join- ed by all-city star Ray Hood to lead the Blaz- ers to a fine season. Many sophomores and Lawson, B. Iones. W. Hall, F. Woods, B. Lindsay, W. Bras well, W. Pryor, A. Faire, E. Williams, Coach Sanlord Row 3 - R. Hirsch, mgr. L. Hochman, mgr. S. Worthy W Wimbush, L. Pelto, M. Walker, I. Brown, C. Ogier T Light, L. Tabron. juniors were on the team and helped to give depth to the squad. Track seems to be gaining interest at Cen- tral and enthusiastic crowds turned out for all home meets. This growing trend toward a highly com- petitive and very interesting sport promises to bring even better teams in the future than we've had in the past. get set!! , . . -t , f'9 ' ., ' -' , . -- -.sw . . - ' , . fm 'L' ' - A '-fd Stephens Hood Curry our diamond glistened VARSITY BASEBALL - Row 1 - M. Lester, I. Lubin, L. Yo- bert, I. Rakotz, I. Branch, K. Litton. I. Reilly. I. Woods G vis, E. Traurig, H. Cooper, F. lmher, B. Repitor, R. Greene. Watkins. Row 2 - Asst. Couch Lambert, I. Sterns, C. McGee, H. Lam- Row 3 - B. Sheer, N. Lawson, M. Davidson, M. Miller N ' Miller, I. Brown, R. Unrot, H. Cohen, H. Drapkin Coach Kammerer. Returning lettermen Harvey Cooper, Ioe Sterns, George Watkins, Napoleon Miller and Iim Reily, along with experienced pitcher and infielder, Mel Lester, formed the basis for this year's baseball team. Along with them were scattered sophomores and juniors to give Cen- tral a well determined and highly s pi r i t e d squad. In Harvey Cooper, the Blazers had one of the most aggressive catchers in the league. Iim Reily and Mel Lester supplied C entral with two pitchers upon which it could depend and fleet footed and hard hitting George Wat- kins provided a perfect center fielder. Long ball power and agility at first base was found in the person of Nap Miller, and in the versatility of Ioe Sterns, Central possessed a very desirable player. Coach Kammerer again inspired and led the team to a very suc- cessful and interesting season. fifty-two hit the dirt!! George Watkins Ioe S191-ng girls' tennis brings season of cheers Hit hard by heavy graduation l o s s e s , Central's girls tennis team underwent corn- prehensive rebuilding operations and emerged sporting six new faces and a determined will to win. The girls launched an ambitious four week schedule starting April 27 against Cooley and then went on to face Mackenzie, Cass, Mumford, Northwestern, Northern, Wes- tern and Redford. Elaine Brown, ludy Alzofon, Brenda Hart and Rosolyn Rosen handled the singles matches while Esther Margolis, Doris Applebaum, lane Rosenzweig, Rose Frank, GIRLS TENNIS - Row l - E. Brown, D. Apple- baum, E. Margolis, I. Alzoton, R. Frank, I. Rosenzweig, B. Sorscher. Row 2 -- E. Braverman, A. Kaine, B. Hart, W. Ledger, R. Rosen, M. Loveioy, F. Schreier. Winnie Ledger, Eriedelle Schreier, B a r b a r a Sorcher, Arlene Kaine, Elaine Braverman and Marjorie Lovejoy held down the doubles posi- tions. Esther Margolis and Doris Applebaum were co-captains and inspired the girls throughout the season. V Along with a good team must go a good coach and along with Central's girls tennis team went Miss Burton, without whom the suc- cess of the team would not have been possible. NAP MILLER wields a big stick to supply the Blazers with much needed long ball power, while Catcher Harvey Cooper waits for the pitch from Iim Reily, ace leit hander of the Central baseball team. fifty-three linksters spring into action Q so GOLF TEAM - Row 1: E. May, D. Smith. Row Z - B. Lichtig. Mr. Minton. G. Smoler, L. Schlain. Returning lettermen Bill Lichtig, Eddie May, Gene Smoler and Lenny Schlain gave Central plenty of depth on the fairways. Burt Schwartz and Donny Smith joined this group to round out the Central golf team. The captain for this season was Bill Lichtig, who competed for the third year on the team. Matches were held against Cooley, Cody, Bedford and Macken- zie, with Redford Municipal Golf Course act- ing as Central's home links. tennis team shoots for city title The graduation of Bob Brent left all- city star Chuck Widge Solomon to lead the Central boys' tennis team. With Cap- tain Solomon at first singles, Neil Flattery at second singles, and Dave Abels and ' Stu Sachse alternating at third singles, only the doubles teams were not fully represented by lettermen. Central's tennis teams have always been of first class cal- iber and this year's team was no excep- tion. Neil Flattery joined Chuck Solomon to give Central two candidates for all- city berths, in true Blazer style. Much credit must be given to Coach Don Fitch for the fine job he has done in turning out first rate teams at Central. ' I -- lt 4 if fifty-four , , , if f 1-j,,i, ,,r.,f , I Q BOYS TENNIS-N. Flattery. T. Thompson, C. Levinson, D. Abels, C Solo fy! f centrallebrities fifty-sim . june class officers Always there with a reacly smile A busy guy, never asleep This Presidents led us for quite a While That's what symbolizes our Veep Willing to lend a helping hand On his efficiency we dote SHERWIN SCHREIER, he's our man. PHIL STONE got our vote. Personality, wit, cmd brains Your money's safe with this gal 'Is what our, Secretary maintains A quick grin, everyone's pal Every problem ably met She did her job well this year' RUTI-IIE RUBIN our best asset. CAROL RUBIN deserves fa cheer.. june senior class committees CLASS DAY COMMITTEE SPONSOR: Mrs. Bow CHAIRMEN: Beverly Steinberg Melvin Lester Ruth Smith Neil Flattery Thelma Tapper Donald Leibowitz Phyllis Koratzky Bill Lichtig Barry Levine ludith Lewis Harold Thomas 'Iudy Kobler O COLOR AND MO'l'I'O COMMITTEE SPONSOR: Miss Brakeman CHAIRMEN: Roslynne Mayer Efrem Perlis Bernice Lahr Ioyce Warren Eva Tennenbaum Doris Applebaum Helen Sippola Stanley Wolf Ierome Chapnick Lawrence Ellenbogen ART COMMITTEE SPONSOR: Miss Nelson CHAIRMENI Sharon Rosenthal Barbara Gaines Tamar Wohlgelernter Mary Lou Frankila Ingrid Luther Minnie Margolis Marsha Shuman FINANCE COMMITTEE SPONSOR: Miss Buelow Cl-IAIRMEN: Carole Mitnick Sidney Seltzer Arlene Bigelman Edna Zucker Vivian Liebers Merle McC1endon Sid Rosen Harvey Hecht Nancy Fenton Harvey Goldberg Lois Gauss Annette Gladstone Edward May Iune Hock Charles Solomon Gerry Rudin SOCIAL COMMI'I'TEE SPONSOR: Mr. Henshaw CHAIRMEN: Roger Boesky Iane Rosenzweig Rosalie Feldman Sandra Mays Maurita Morning Iudy Rosenblum Eugene Emober Melvin Rosenblatt Morton Plotnick Elaine Blake Milton Raskin Sheldon Schrawtz Barbara Valensky TICKET AND USHERING COMMITTEE SPONSOR: Mrs. Taylor CHAIRMEN: Donna Goldenberg Herman Nusbaum Ianie Altman Marlene Seidman Shirley Grossman Harriet Chodoroff Merle Stoll Elaine Cohen Beverly Cohen Florence Silverman Larry Singal Herbert Polk Harry Neitly Lenore Reifman Al Engleman Malcolm Dishell Myron Homer Marvin Friedman George Watkins Howard Marsh Edward Traurig lack Laurie Ioyce Brown PUBLICI'I'Y COMMITTEE SPONSOR: Miss Mason CHAIRMENZ Iudy Berkowitz Leonard Shlain Iacqueline Taylor Donald Smith Bob Caplan Iessie Colter Arlene Goldenberg lack Arfa Sydelle Steinman Mary Yellen Roberta Ioseph Shirley Thompson fifty-seven Martin Adelman: Longfellow Hall, Col- lege Prep., Latin Club, Senior Play Irvin Adelson: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., Tennis Team, Latin Club, Senior Play Nancy Alexander: Longfellow Hall, Col- lege Prep., Orchestra, Spanish Club, Sportsmanship Council Ianie Altman: Longfellow Hall, Commer- cial, Unity Forum, Sportsmanship Coun- cil, Ticket and Ushering Committee Lenore Altman: Longfellow Hall, College Prep, French Club, Choir Iudy Alzofon: Longfellow Hall, College Prep, G. A. A. President, Latin Club President, News-Feature Page Co-Edi- tor, P. A. Reporter Natalie Anstandig: Longfellow Hall, Commercial Doris Apptebaum: Longfellow Hall, College Prep, Girls' Varsity Basketball, Girls' Varsity Tennis, G.A.A., Color and Motto Committee Iack Aria: Longfellow Hall, College Prep, Publicity Committee Ethel Baker: Longfellow Hall, Commer- cial , Ralston Baldwin: Longfellow Hall, Gen- eral Barbara Eve Bandler: Longfellow Hall, College Prep, Senior Play, Swimming Team Captain, Spanish Club President, Sportsmanship Council Secretary, G.A.A. Secretary june graduates -1954 Sandra Barry: Longfellow Hall, Com- mercial, Central Student Exchange Ed- itor, Quill and Scroll Louis Bassin: Longfellow Hall, College Prep, Senior Play Prop Committee, Technicians' Club, Baseball Team Erma Bates: Longfellow Hall, Commer- cial, Student Council Thomas Beamish: Longfellow Hall, Col- lege Prep, Hi-Y Treasurer, Reserve Football Lawrence Beck: Longfellow Hall, College Prep, Orchestra, Unity Forum, Printing Committee Marilyn Becker: Longfellow Hall, College Prep. William Berger: Longfellow Hall, College Prep, Science Club Iudith Berkowitz: Longfellow Hall, Gen- eral, Hall Duty, Sportsmanship Coun- cil, Co-Chairman Publicity Committee Irwin Beron: Longfellow Hall, C o l l e g e Prep, Photography Club Arlene Bigelman: Longfellow Hall, Com- mercial, Spanish Club, Finance Com- mittee Martha Birdsall: Longfellow Hall, Col- lege Prep, French Club, Iunior Com- mittee on Democratic Human Relations Esther Birnbaum: Longfellow Hall, Col- lege Prep, Spanish Club, Ad Staff, Fu- ture Teachers Club ,fifty-eight Elaine Blake: Longfellow Hall, College Prep, Quill and Scroll, Advertising Manager of the Central Student, Cen- tral Student reporfer, Unity Forum, So- cial Committee Roger Boesky: Longfellow Hall, Sports Editor of the Student, Sportsmanship council, Science Club, Quill and Scroll, Social committee co-chairman Betty Bowles: Longfellow Hall, Commer- cial, Glee Club, Centralite representa- tive, Swimming Team ' lean Brindze: Longfellow Hall, College Prep, Vice pres. G:A.A., Prop. Commit- tee-Senior Play Ann Bromberg: Longfellow Hall, College Prep, Unity Forum, Sportsmanship Council, Central Student Staff, Quill and Scroll, Costume Committee Elaine Brown: Longfellow Hall, College Prep, Science Club, Treasurer, Swim- ming Team, Tennis Team Ioyce Brown: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., Science Club, President, French Club, Ticket and Ushering Committee Robert Caplan: Longfellow Hall, College Prep, Lunchroom Committee, Publicity Committee Harriet Ruth Carmen: Longfellow Hall, College Prep, French Club, Future Teachers Club Marilyn Caslon: Longfellow Hall, Com- mercial Ierome S. Chapnick: Longfellow Hall, College Prep, Latin Club, co-president, Color and Motto Committee Carolyn Chayet: Longfellow Hall, Com- mercial, Student Council, Unity Forum, Square Dance Club jun AL. '55 e graduates -1954 Allan Cherry: Longfellow Hall, College Prep. Harriet Ioyce Chodoroff: Longfellow Hall, College Prep, Student Council, Presi- dent, Sportsmanship Council, IMSSC Representative, French Club, Ticket and Ushering Committee Ierry fhrisenberryz Longfellow Hall, Gen- era Deborah Clapp: Longfellow Hall, College Prep. Lucy Cobb: Longfellow Hall, Colle ge Prep. Beverly Cohen: Longfellow Hall, Com- mercial, Sportsmanship Council, Mod- ern Dance Club, Swimming Team, En- semble, Ticket and Ushering Commit- tee Elaine Cohen: Longfellow Hall, Commer- cial, Sportsmanship Council, Modern Dance Club, Unity Forum, Ticket and Ushering Committee Ianice Cohen: Longfellow Hall, College Prep. Norman L. Cohen: Longfellow Hall, Com- mercial Sharon Corey: Longfellow Hall, College Prep, Spanish Club, Sportsmanship Council, Audio-Visual Operator, Sen- ior Play lessie Coulter: Longfellow Hall, College Prep, Cross Country Team, Publicity Committee Harvey Covensky: Longfellow Hall, Col- lege Prep, Audio-Visual Operator fifty-nine Iacqueline Croom: Longfellow Hall, Com- mercial, Civics Club, Y-Teens, Modern Dance Club Gracie Crouch: Longfellow Hall, College Prep, Orchestra Sherry Cyporyn: Longfellow Hall, Col- lege Prep, Sportsmanship Council, Stu- dent Director ot Senior Play, Modern Dance Club, Unity Forum Constance Danigelis: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep Harold Dean: Longfellow Hall, College Prep, C-Club, Varsity Tennis, Sports- manship Council, Latin Club Diane Diamond: Emerson Hall, Commer- cial, Spanish Club Marjorie Ann Diamond: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Unity Forum, Sportsman- ship Council Malcolm Dishell: Emerson Hall, Com- mercial, Lunch Room Duty, Ticket and Ushering Committee Diana Alice Drew: Emerson Hall, Com- mercial, Swimming Team, Y-Teens, Li- brary Staff Brian Dubin: Emerson Hall, College Prep, Audio Visual Technician Barbara Louise Dworkin: Emerson 'Hall, Commercial, Senior Play, Unity Forum Marilyn Edelstein: Emerson Hall, Com- mercial, Sportsmanship Counctl, Unity Forum june graduates -1954 Lawrence Iay Ellenbogen: Emerson Hall, College Prep, Color and Motto Com- mittee Delores Lee Ellstein: Emerson Hall, Com- mercial Abram Engelman: Emerson Hall, College Prep, French Club President, Swimming Team. Ticket and Ushering Committee Edward Ersher: Emerson Hall, College Prep, Freshman - Varsity Football, Sportsmanship Council, C-Club Esther Esbia: Emerson Hall, General, Li- brary Statt Rosalie Ruth Feldman: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep, Sportsmanship Council, Un- ity Forum, Latin Club, Social Commit- tee Lenore Ruth Feldstein: Emerson Hall, General, Student Council, L i b r a r y Statt Marilou Feldstein: Emerson Hall, Com- mercial, Student Council Nancy Gail Fenton: Emerson Hall, Com- mercial, Finance Committee Rita Ann Fershtman: Emerson Hall, Com- mercial Ilene Sandra Fishman: Emerson Hall, College Prep, Student Council, Unity Forum Secretary, Sportsmanship Coun- cil, Co-Editor, News Page Central Stu- dent, Quill and Scroll Iordan Fishman: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Unity Forum sixty Neil Flattery: Emerson Hall, College Prep., C Club, Varsity Tennis, Re- serve Basketball, Class Day Committee Arlene Fleisher: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Unity Forum Sid Forbes: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Freshman Football loan Sharon Frank: Emerson Hall, Gene- ral, Future Nurses Club Rose Frank: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Varsity Tennis Team, Spanish Club, Orchestra Marylou Frankila: Emerson Hall, College Prepz, Y-Teens, Art Committee Marvin Freedman: Emerson Hall, Com- mercial, Ticket and Ushering Committee Sharon Ruth Freedman: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Student Council, Senior Play, Sportsmanship Council, Unity Forum, Spanish Club Beulah Friedman: Emerson Hall, Com- mercial, Unity Forum Alan Fruman: Emerson Hall, General, Li- brary Staff Barbara Gaines: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Sportsmanship Council, Quill and Scroll, French Club, Central Student Staff, Art Committee Co-chairman Carole Garber: Emerson Hall june graduates -1954 Lois Rae Gauss: Emerson Hall, Commer- cial, Unity Forum, Sportsmanship Coun- cil, Finance Committee Sandra Gendelman: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep, Latin Club Sheldon William Ginns: Emerson Hall, College Prep, Senior Play Cast, Stu- dent Council, Senior Play Property Committee, Sportsmanship Council, Centralite Ad Stall Manager Annette Gladstone: Emerson Hall, College Prep, Senior Play Make-up Committee, Finance Committee Louise Glattstein: Emerson Hall, College Prep, Central Student Exchange Editor, Centralite Activities Editor, Quill and - Scroll, Sportsmanship Council, Library A ., .- Staff ' v Ilene Glick: Emerson Hall, Commercial, ,,, Hg, Sportsmanship Council, Unity Forum, L Swimming Team, Senior Play Costume , Committee 1' Wilma Rae Gold: Emerson Hall, General, in ' Unity Forum, Sportsmanship Council Barbara Annette Goldberg: Emerson Hall, College Prep, Student Council, French Club Fern Goldberg: Emerson Hall, Commer- cial, Unity Forum, Printing Committee, Future Teachers Club Harvey Goldberg: Emerson Hall, College Prep, Finance Committee Suzanne Marie Goldberg: Emerson Hall, Commercial Arlene Goldenberg: Emerson Hall, Com- mercial, Publicity Committee sixty-one Donna Ruth Goldenberg: Emerson Hall, College Prep, Orchestra, Co-Chairman Ticket and Ushering Committee Sheldon Goldman: Emerson Hall, Gener- al, Senior Play Costume Committee Sherry Goldman: Emerson Hall, Commer- cial, Orchestra Sue Anne Goldsmith: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep, Unity Forum, Sportsmanship Council Iacqueline Goldstein: Emerson Hall, Commercial, Unity Forum, L i b r a r y Staff Ellen Audrey Gordon: Emerson Hall, Commercial, Central Student Staff, Quill and Scroll Club Rosalind Elaine Goss: Emerson Hall, College Prep, Student Council, Spanish Club, Unity Forum Charles Gotberg: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Varsity Football Dolores Granet: Angell Hall, College Prepz, Spanish Club David Gross: Angell Hall, College Prepz, Senior Play Committee Shirley Ann Grossman: Angell Hall, Com- mercial, School Radio Station W o r k , Swimming Team, Ticket and Ushering Committee W lack Gun: Angell Hall, Commercial l june graduates -1954 Ruthe Gutstein: Angell Hall, Commercial Lois Ann Haglund: Angell Hall, Com- mercial Barbara Hall: Angell Hall, College Prep. Carole Hall: Angell Hall, College Prep. Eunice Hart: Angel Hall, College Prep, Unity Forum, Sportsmanship Council, Varsity Basketball, Science Club Wilma Hayes: Angell Hall, Commercial Harvey Hecht: Angell Hall, College Prep, Student Council, Football Team, Fi- nance Committee David Hermelin: Angell Hall, C o 1 l e g e Prep, Ad Staff, Student Council, Cheer Leader, Senior Play, Sportsmanship Council Louis Hirschman: Angell Hall, College Prep, Technician's Club, Senator in Latin Club, Printing Committee Co- Chairman lune Hock: Angell Hall, Commercial, Spanish Club, Finance Committee Florine Hoffman: Angell Hall, Commer- cial, Library Staff Myron Homer: Angell Hall, College Prep. and General, Track, Freshman Football, Choir, Ticket and Ushering Committee sixty-two Arlene Harriet Iacoby: Angell Hall, Com- mercial, Unity Forum, Library Stall George Iennett: Angell Hall, C o l l e g e Prep, Band, Varsity Football, C-Club Evelyn Iohnson: Angell Hall, College Prep, Y-Teens, Cheer Team, G. A. Az, Reserve Basketball Team lonell Iohnson: Angell Hall, Commercial, Modern Dance Club Shirley Iones: Angell Hall, Commercial Roberta Ioseph: Angell Halll, Commercial, Publicity Committee Arlene Kadans: Angell Hall, General, Student Council Beverly lean Kagan: Angell Hall, Com- mercial Stanley Kaller: Angell Hall, C o l l e g e Prep, Swimming Team Erna Kamerman: Angell Hall, C o l l e g e Prep, French Club, Spanish Club Gaylord Kanoyton: Angell Hall, Com- mercial, Student Council, Band Loretta Eve Kanter: Angell Hall, Com- mercial, Band, Swimming Team, Ten- nis Team june graduates -1954 Lorraine Kaplan: Angell Hall, Commercial Audrey Katz: Angell Hall, College Prep, Secretary G. A. A., Group Representa- tive tor Student and Centralite Eileen Kayne: Angell Hall, College Prep, Spanish Club Secretary Phyllis Diane King: Angell Hall, College Prep, Unity Forum, Sportsmanship Council, Costume Committee, Senior Play Mildred Klein: Angell Hall, Commercial, Unity Forum Evelyn Klepner: Angell Hall, Commer- cial, Student Council Iudith Kohler: Angell Hall, College Prep, Orchestra, Sportsmanship C o u n c i 1, Class Day Committee Harvey I. Komorn: Angell Hall, College Prep, C Club, Freshman Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Band, Orchestra Phyllis Koratzky: Angell Hall, General, Library Stall, Class Day Committee Ioseph Martin Korman: Angell Hall, Geri- eral Alan Kroker: Angell Hall, College Prep, Central Student Staff Diane Kuperman: Angell Hall, Commer- cial sixty-three Darlene Lacy: Angell Hall, Commercial, Y Team, Swimming Team Bernice Lahr: Angell Hall, College t Prep., Vice-Pres. Future Nurses Club, , Latin Club Treasurer, Unity Forum, Science Club, Color and Motto Com- mittee Naomi Landsman: Angell Hall, College Prep, Sportsmanship Council, Unity Forum, Quill and Scroll, Central Stu- dent Stall, Orchestra Bettina Langnas: Angell Hall, Commer- cial-General Richard Larky: Angell Hall, Commercial, Band Verna Lantto: Angell Hall, Commercial lack Laurie: Angell Hall, College Prep, French Club, C Club, Varsity Baseball, Ticket and Ushering Committee Helene Lefkolsky: Angell Hall, General Sandra Hope Leinoll: Whittier Hall, Com- mercial, Centralite Ad Staff Melvin Arthur Lester: Angell Hall, Col- lege Prep, Varsity Baseball, Sports- manship Council, Centralite Sports Editor, Senior Play Lighting Commit- tee, Co-Chairman Class Day Committee Arlene Levine: Whittier Hall, General Barry Levine Angell Hall, College Prep, Student Council, PZ A. Reporter, Sen- ior Play, Cross Country, Class Day Committee junegraduates- 7954 Marcia Levinson: Angell Hall, Commercial Lydia Lewin: Angell Hall, Commercial ludith Lewis: Angell Hall, Commercial, Unity Forum, Class Day Committee Sanford Victor Lichterman: Whittier Hall, College Prep, Student Council, CClub, Varsity Football, Ensemble, S e n i o r Play t William Bert Lichtig: Whittier Hall, Col- lege Prep., Captain Golf Team, C Club, Class Day Committee Robert Lichtman: Whittier Hall, College Prep, Student Council, Sportsmanship Council, Varsity Track Team, Varsity Cross Country, Senior Play Vivian Marilyn Liebers: Whittier Hall, Commercial, Sportsmanship Council, Finance Committee Donald Lieberwitz: Whittier Hall, College Prep, Class Day Committee Charlotte Lilton: Whittier Hall, Commer- cial Robert M. Linden: Whittier Hall: General Shari Lipin: Whittier Hall, College Prep, Unity Forum Karen Ruth Lipkin: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Editor in Chief of the Centralite, Varsity Basketball, Unity F o r u m , Sportsmanship Council, Centralite Stati sia:ty-four Michael Lipschutz: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Science Club, Band, Orchestra, Ensemble Mariorie Loveioy: Whittier Hall, Com- mercial, Cheering Team, Tennis Team, Y-Teens Allan Lover: Whittier Hall, General Delores Lowery: Whittier Hall, Commer- cial Ingrid Luther: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Spanish Club, Art Committee Elaine Madorsky: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Editor in Chief of the Central Student, Student Council, Quill and Scroll, Commencement Speaker, Sportsmanship Council Gladys Manninen: Whittier Hall, College Prep and Commercial, Latin Club Esther Margolis: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Co-Editor of the News-Feature Page ot the Central Student, Vice- President oi the G: A. At, French Club, Sportsmanship Council, Co-Captain of the Girls' Tennis Team Marjorie Ellen Margolis: Whittier Hall, Commercial, Future Nurses Club, Unity Forum Minnie Margolis: Whittier Hall, Commer- cial, Art Committee Howard Marsh: Whittier Hall, College Prep, Ticket and Ushering Committee Roberta Ann Masserman: Whittier Hall- General, Spanish Club, All City Dance Club june graduates - 795 Richard Masters: Whittier Hall, College Prep: 1 Gloria Mathis: Whittier Hall, College Prep, Girls Reserve G Varsity Basket- ball Teams Iudith Aline Mathews: Whittier Hall, Col- lege Prep. Edward Paul May: Whittier Hall, College Prep., C Club, Golf Team, Sportsman- ship Council, Finance Committee Roslynne Mayer: Whittier Hall, College Prept, Swimming Team, Centralite Staff, Orchestra, Color :S Motto co chairman, French Club Sandra Mays: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Student Council, Spanish Club, Braille Reader, Social Committee Merle McClendon: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Spanish Club, Y-Teens Secre- tary, Finance Committee Isabelle McKenna: Whittier Hall, Com- mercial, Y-Teens, Choir Deby McQueen: Whittier Hall, Braille Room, Round Table Url Committee Charlotte Meckler: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Unity Forum, Sportsmanship Council, French Club, Centralite Stall. Art Editor of the Centralite Aundria Merriwether: Whittier Hall, Col- lege Prep., Basketball Captain, G:A.A., Printing Committee Ierome Miller: Whittier Hall, General, Swimming Team Captain All City, C Club, Band sixty-five Napoleon Miller: Whittier Hall, General, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, C Club Shirley Miller: College Prep., Commercial, Quill G Scroll, Central Student Barbara Miral: Whittier Hall Carole Ann Mitnick: Whittier Hall, Col- lege Prep., Unity Forum President, Democratic Human Relations Group President, Represent Central at Detroit Round Table, Co-Chairman Finance Committee, Centralite Ad Stall Maurita Morning: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Future Nurses Club Secretary, Social Committee Maxine Moses: Whittier Hall, Commer- cial, Reader in Braille Room, Member of Seating Arrangement in Auditorium, Unity Forum Gail A: Nash: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Unity Forum, Sportsmanship Council Celia Nessel: Whittier Hall Herman Harris Nusbaum: Whittier Hall, Commercial, Student Council, Co- Chairman ot Ticket and Ushering Com- mittee Marlene Ioyce Oshinsky: Whittier Hall, Commercial Eva Partos: Whittier Hall, Commercial, Concert Master of Orchestra, Ensemble Barbara Patterson: Whittier Hall, College Prep. ,une graduates -1954 David Patterson: Whittier Hall, General, Swimming Team Clarence Perala: Whittier Hall, College Prep. Stuart Warren Pernick: Whittier Hall, Col- lege Prep., Senior Play, Central Student S t a t t Photographer, Sportsmanship Council, Technician Club, Reserve Golf Team Arlene Platsky: Lincoln Hall, College Prep. Phyllis Plotkin: Whittier Hall, General Morton Plotnick: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Audio Visual Operator, Stage Crew, Senior Play, Social Committee Robin Plotnick: Whittier Hall, Commercial Herbert Polk: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Ticket S Ushering Committee Natalie Poperitz: Whittier Hall, Commer- cial, Class Day Committee, Unity Forum Maureen Delores Pritz: Whittier Hall, Col- lege Prep., Sportsmanship Council, Unity Forum, Band, Costume Committee Merrie Lou Quinn: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Reserve Basketball Team Bert Rabinowitz: Lincoln Hall, College Prep sixty-six Ruth Rapaport: Lincoln Hall, College Prep, Centralite Ad Stall Shirley Ann Rash: Lincoln Hall, Com- mercial, Unity Forum, Library Stalt Milton Raskin: Lincoln Hall, College Prep, Social Committee Iames A. Redick: Lincoln Hall, College Prep Lenore Rochelle Reifman: Lincoln Hall, Commercial, Spanish Club, Unity Forum, Sportsmanship Council, Ticket 6- Ushering Committee Rosalind Lois Reisman: Lincoln Hall, Commercial, Printing Committee lay Robinson: Lincoln Hall, College Prep, Senior Play David Rochman: Lincoln Hall, Commer- cial Sandra Rogers: Lincoln Hall, Commercial Leo Rosen: Lincoln Hall, Commercial Sidney Rosen: Lincoln Hall, College Prep, Latin Club, Baseball Team, Library Staff, Finance Committee Melvyn Rosenblatt: Lincoln Hall, College Prep, Social Committee june graduates -1954 ludy Rosenblum: Lincoln Hall, College Prep, Co-Circulation Manager ot Cen- tral Student, Centralite Staff, French Club, Social Committee, Quill and Scroll Club Dorene Rosens: Lincoln Hall, Commercial Allan H. Rosenthal: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Freshman Football Sharon Rosenthal: Lincoln Hall, College Prep, French Club, Unity Forum, Senior Play Art Committee Chairman, Co- Editor Centralite Art Staff, IZA Art Committee CO-Chairman lane Rosenzweig: Lincoln Hall, College Prep, French Club Secretary, G. A. A. Secretary Centralite Graduate Co-Edi- tor, Varsity Tennis Team, Social Com- mittee Chairman Gerald Rosoff: Lincoln Hall, College Prep. Etta Ross: Lincoln Hall, Commercial- General Shirley Ross: Lincoln Hall, Commercial Trudy Rouff: Lincoln Hall, Commercial Carol Rubin: Lincoln Hall, Commercial, 12B-IZA Treasurer, Unity Forum Treas- urer, Student Council Ruth Rubin: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., 12B-12A Secretary, Co-Feature Editor of the Central Student, Centralite, Sportsmanship Council, Quill and Scroll Gerald Allen Rudin: Lincoln Hall, College Prep, Sportsmanship Council, Finance Committee, Goli Team sixty-seven Eleanore Louise Rudner: Lincoln Hall, College Prep, Co-Activities Editor of Centralite, Co-Sports Editor of Centra- lite, Central Student, Quill and Scroll, Unity Forum Vice-President Rosalyn Salmanovitz: Lincoln Hall, Col- lege Prep, Sportsmanship Council, Unity Forum, French Club, Citizenship Council Award Sandra Lee Schechter: Lincoln Hall, Col- lege Prep, Editor-in-Chief Central Stu- dent, French Club, Quill and Scroll, Sportsmanship Council, Future Teach- ers Club Vlarjorie Schiller: Lincoln Hall, College Prep, Unity Forum, Printing Committee Sherwin Schreier: Lincoln Hall, College Prep, l2B-12A President, Sportsmanship Council, Commencement Speaker Ioan Schubot: Lincoln Hall, Commercial, Unity Forum, Printing Committee Ruby Schwartz: Lincoln Hall, Commer- cial Sheldon Abbey Schwartz: Lincoln Hall, College Prep, Unity Forum, Latin Club, Social Committee Barbara Sears: Lincoln Hall, Commercial Shelia Sedman: Lincoln Hall, Commer- cial-General Gloria Seierian: Lincoln Hall, Commercial Marlene Seidman: Lincoln Hall, College Prep, Unity Forum Secretary, Ticket and Ushering Committee june graduates -1954 Sidney Seltzer: Lincoln Hall, College Prep, Co-Chairman Finance Committee, Science Club, Unity Forum, Chorus Roxy Shaghoian: Lincoln Hall, Commer- cial-General Marilyn Shapiro: Lincoln Hall, Com- mercial-General Delores Shepard: Lincoln Hall, Com- mercial Frances Sue Sheps: Lincoln Hall, Com- mercial, Unity Forum Ierry Ioseph Sherman: Lincoln Hall, Col- lege Prep, Senior Play, Freshman Foot- ball, Freshman Basketball Naomi Ann Sherman: Lincoln Hall, Com- mercial, Central Student Co-Feature Editor, Centralite Staff, Quill and Scroll, Sportsmanship Council, Unity Forum Leonard Shlain: Lincoln Hall, College Prep, Varsity Golf, C Club, Co-Chair- man Publicity Committee, Ad Staff of Centralite Alice Shomov: Lincoln Hall, General, Unity Forum Beverly Shomov: Lincoln Hall, General, Unity Forum Marsha Helene Shuman: Elliot Hall, General, Unity Forum, Art Committee Elliot Sief: Lincoln Hall, Commercial, Senior Play sixty-eight fi Marvin Silver: Lincoln Hall, College Prep Florence Silverman: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Spanish Club, Sportsmanship Council, Ticket and Ushering Commit- tee lerome Simons: Lincoln Club: College Prep., Latin Club, Printing Committee Sue Carol Simons: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Senior Play, Unity Forum, Sportsmanship Council Larry Singal: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Ticket and Ushering Committee Evelyn Siporin: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Sportsmanship Council President, Centralite Co-Graduation Editor, Cen- tral Student, Varsity Basketball Team, Quill and Scroll Helen Sippola: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Chorus, Latin Club, French Club, Future Nurses Club, Color and Motto Committee Sharon Audrey Slobin: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Senior Play, Quill and Scroll, Sportsmanship Council, Central Student, All-City Modern Dance Group Sheldon Philip Slobin: Lincoln Hall, Col- lege Prep., Varsity Swimming Team Captain, C Club Donald Smith: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Varsity Golf, Publicity Committee Ruth Ann Smith: Elliot Hall, College Prep., Unity Forum, Centralite, Class Day Committee Eugene Smoler: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Ensemble, Choir, Golf Team, Freshman Football, Social Committee june graduates -1954 Roberta Soiierinz Elliot Hall, Commercial, Student Council Charles Solomon: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Varsity Tennis Captain, C Club, Finance Committee Ruth Somero: Elliot Hall, General Barbara Elaine Sorscher: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Central Student Co- Editor News Page, Tennis Team, Choir, Quill and Scroll, Spanish Club Ianet Sosin: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Unity Forum, Quill and Scroll, Central Student Sylvia Spillman: Lincoln llall, College Prep., Future Nurses Club Vice Presi- dent, Basketball, Choir Stephen Spitz: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Science Club Shirley I-lnn Stahl: Elliot Hall, Commer- cial, Future Nurses Club, Sportsman- ship Council Lucille Stcmaback: Lincoln Hall, Braille Room Theodore H. Starr: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Baseball Team Beverly Steinberg: Elliot Hall, College Prep., Co-Circulation Manager of Cen- tral Student, Program Chairman of Unity Forum, Class Day Co-Chairman, Future Teachers' Club Fern Steingold: Lincoln Hall, College Prep. .x i A F- , -as . . .ii N L e ', , '-i' l ' ' f ...... E 'iff 5 . E Q - -' ' le X- - 'lil 4' CX in sixty-nine Sex' Sydelle Kathryn Steinman: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Orchestra, Sportsman- ship Council, Publicity Committee Gladys Harriet Steinmetz: Lincoln Hall, Commercial, Sportsmanship Council, Vice-President of Unity Forum, Costume Committee, Centralite Ad Stall Gail Stellar: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Central Student Staff, French Club Ioseph Stems: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Varsity Football Team, Varsity Baseball Team, C Club President Merle Ioltnne Stoll: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Unity Forum, Sportsmanship Council, Ticket and Ushering Commit- tee Phillip Stone: Eliot Hall, College Prep., l2A-12B Vice-President, Unity Forum Treasurer, Student Council, Sportsman- ship Council, CoChairman Costume Committee Senior Play Iames Suppelsa: Eliot Hall, General Marlene Sutton: Eliot Hall, College Prep. Thelma Tapper: Eliot Hall, Commercial, Class Day Committee Barbara Tate: Eliot Hall, Commercial, Used Food Store and Commercial Of- fice Assistant Iacqueline Taylor: Eliot Hall, Commer- cial, Publicity Committee Eva Tenenbaum: Eliot Hall, College Prep, Spanish Club, Unity Forum, Li- brary Staff, Consul oi Latin Club, Color and Motto Committee june graduates - 1954 Clifford Tennenhouse: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Orchestra, Ensemble Ierry Tepman: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Senior Play Harold Thomas: Eliot Hall, General, Var- sity Cross Country Co-Captain, Varsity Track, Vice-President C Club, Band, Class Day Committee Shirley Thompson: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Science Club, Y-Teens, Publicity Committee Rochelle Tilchen: Eliot Hall, Commercial Edward Traurig: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Swimming Team, Ticket and Ushering Committee Arthur C: Ungerleider: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Chairman of Properties Commit- tee, Centralite Staff, Centralite Ad Stalt Libby Ann Uronovitz: Eliot Hall, Com- mercial Barbara Valensky: Eliot Hall, Commer- cial, Unity Forum, Spanish Club, Social Committee Ion L. Van Zaig: Eliot Hall, College Prep, Sportsmanship Council, Unity Forum, Senior Play Gerald Vik: Eliot Hall, General and Col- lege Prep Carolyn Vogel: Eliot Hall, College Prep., French Club, Future Teachers Club, Co-Chairman Printing Committee seventy Sandra Wagner: Eliot Hall, Commercial Marilyn Warner: Eliot Hall, Commercial Ioyce Warren: Eliot Hall, Commercial, Color and Motto Committee Seymour Warren: Eliot Hall, General George Watkins: Eliot Hall, General, Varsity Baseball Team, Varsity Football Team, C Club, Band, Ticket and Ushering Committee Dorothy Ways: Eliot Hall, Commercial Deloris Iuanita Webb: Eliot Hall, General Harold Weinbaum: Eliot Hall, College Prep. Lucille Weindling: Eliot Hall, Commercial, Girl Chorus, Future Nurses Club Elaine Lois Weiner: Eliot Hall, College Prep., French Club Elsie Helen Weinteld: Eliot Hall, Com- mercial, Student Manager ot the Girl's Basketball Team, Girl's Athletic Asso- ciation, Sportsmanship Council William Weinman: Eliot Hall, General june graduates -1954 X X 6 , ,WXWK Q ,cstyc N Xxx N QS I r ig rx Faye Weinstein: Eliot Hall, College Prepi, Sportsmanship Council, Quill and Scroll, Central Student Staff Madelyne Weinstein: Eliot Hall, Com- mercial, Student Council Trudy Weintraub: Eliot Hall, Commercial Centralite Ad Stall I Arnold Kenneth Weiss: Eliot Hall, Gener- al Sharon Weisserman: Eliot Hall, Com- mercial, Choir, Ensemble Gail Werber: Eliot Hall, Commercial Student Council, Sportsmanship Coun- cil, Basketball Team ' David West: Eliot Hall Beverly White: Eliot Hall, College Prep. Ronald Eugene White: Eliot Hall, General Paul Williams: Eliot Hall, Commercial, Band, Ensemble, Track Team lack Wilson: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Printing Committee Lula Mae Wimbush: Eliot Hall, Com- mercial seventy-one Clara Coleman Ronald Elder Herbert Finkel Tamar Wohlgelernter: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Student Council, Latin Club, Cen- tral Student Stall, Art Committee Stanley Benny Wolle: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Science Club, Color and Motto Committee Ilene Wolfson: Eliot Hall, Commercial, Future Nurses Club Harvey Wolok: Eliot Hall, General Ioan Wood: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Latin Club, Future Nurses Club Presi- dent, Science Club, Senior Play Cast, Library Staff Iohnson E. Woods: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Varsity Football Team, C Club, Varsity Baseball Squad Elroy Wooll: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Freshman Football Team, Varsity Foot- ball Team, Track Team, Swimming Team, C Club Norman Woronoff: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Library Staff Mary Yellen: Eliot Hall Donna Zatkin: Eliot Hall, Commercial, Central Student Representative, Sports- manship Council Lawrence Zisholz: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Unity Forum, Science Club Edna M. Zucker: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Central Student Advertising Ed- itor Quill and Scroll, Sportsmanship Council, Unity Forum, Finance Com- mittee Morton Zumberg: Eliot Hall, General june graduates-I9 -4 IUNE GRADS WITHOUT PICTURES Ierome Miller Harry Neely Saralie Reis Robert Le Sage Charles Stykos Marlene Spencer IANUARY GRADS VVITHOUT PICTURES Franklin Atwater Ianie Butts Robert Cohen Robert Crossland Gerald Dent Richard Elder seventy-two Allan Kramer Henrietta Martin Walter McKenny Leonard Merritt Carl Meyers David Please Mr. B. F. Henshaw Ierome Rochlin 12A SPONSOR .L fx SF d Iohn Brooks Sheila Boyce Maurice Cohen Iames Davis Terena Cox Norman Folbe Leonard Greenberg Sarah Kazarian Al Loomer Robert Greenberg Leon Miral Claude Ostreicher summer schooly graduates- 7954 Ralph Unrol lohn Porter Shirley Richardson Neil Rosen Eric Schwartz Mabel Rutland Barbara Scruggs Beryl Swaab Ruth Thompson seventy-three centralite winners if m'e1zty-form' X centrallebrities ,A 'x 1 if B+ ,X ,w. 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Come in and talk with one ot the school's registrars about the opportunities available to those who prepare tor accounting, secretarial, business administration, stenographic or ottice machines positions. lThe Business Institute and Detroit Business University have merged. Teachers of both of these outstanding schools are on the combined staff. Students can be confident of exceptionally thorough instruction.I THE BUSINESS INSTITUTE and DETROIT BUSINESS UNIVERSITY Entire Ilth Floor, Michigan Theatre Bldg., 220 Bagley Ave., Detroit 26 7 West Lawrence Street, Pontiac I5 lThe Business Institute is incorporated under the Educational Acts of the Michigan Statutes as a Class-A College, empowered to grant degrees. I Visit the school, or phone WOodward 2-6534 tor bulletin. seventy-eight FRED M. BUTZEL A.Z.A. 753 TExas 4-7797 I 320I Dexfer THE EMBASSY SHOP MEN's AND soY's WEAR TUXEDO RENTALS Hy Goldman - Max Snyder - Fred Goldman- MILLER BROS. REALTY CO. 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LAFAYETTE In fhe Lafayeiie Building Congratulations . . . COLE 84 ERWIN .IEWELERS Finest Graduation Rings with Newest Designs at Lowest Prices Tl-IE SHLAIN BROS. MARV LEN '42 '54 Congratulations to the Grads . . SHELBY OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY 508 Shelby Congratulations to the Grads . . . MR. and MRS. S. KARBAL 7oo wi-HTMORE DRIVE FLOWERS BY STAR Livernois a+ W. Chicago ORCHIDS GARDENIAS Compliments of . . . I R V G R U M ET FOR MEN and BOYS Haberdashery - Sporiswear -Fea+uring- C A M -'5 L L 1 A S Style for me Student I 2 0 D 1' T . - Largesi Corsage Display In Michigan 3:02. Tytrer O 8 7858 eighty ACCIIUNTANTS ABE IN DEMAND at Walsh. lnstructors are certified public ac- countants and attorneys at law who have daily business and professional confacts. Free place- Walsh lnstifute offers pracfical modern account- ancy courses in Day, Evening, or Saturday Classes beginning September I3, I954. Many certified public accountants, auditors, successful business proprietors, and financial executives have sfudiecl ment assistance to students and gracluafes. Re- gistration for Fall classes begins August 2, I954. WALSH lNSTITUTE 0 CCOUNTANCY A Non-Profit Coeducational School of Accountancy and Financial Administration 120 MADISON AVENUE, DETROIT 25. MICH o Telephone WO. 1-5136 for free bulletin by mail Congrafulationsto the Class of I954 LEADERSHIP TRAINING, INC. us GRAND RIVER eighty-one BEST WISHESQ -from- - Your Official Photographer wie' Portraits at Their Finest smce me 'in CIAINZ-E'3 STUDIV 19456 LIVERNOIS UN. 4-7704 2111 WOODWARD' ' i f 6941 SCHAEFER 97 U Wfflik fair as WNY S Take the Telephone Company, for example. Anyone who works for Michigan Bell will tell you it's every- thing a girl could want in a job. First, you don't need any experience. You learn your job on the job, and earn a good salary while learning. Raises are regular and frequent. Your in- come is steady-you can always count on it-and you get annual vacations with pay. JJ' S A E EFIEEERH ME ERTE-H fl Y Another nice thing about telephone work is that you'll associate with people your own a e 'u t t g , 1 s ou of school, too. You'll work in clean, bright, pleasant surroundings. Whether you prefer to start as a tele- phone operator, a teller or a clerk, you'll End oppor- tunities for advancement. We'd like to tell you more about these and other interesting telephone jobs. Visit us soon, won't you? MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY A FRIENDLY PLACE TO WORK ezqhty four A 4? ,Z -5 if 1 Ever stop to think what the world was like before electricity became everybody's ser- vant? It's diflicult to picture! Electric power serves so faithfully we just take it for granted. Edison's incandescent lamp, heralding the birth of modern electric service, finally became more than a dream 75 years ago. To help turn this dream into reality, other men provided the finances Edison needed. Their joint achievement is an example of how financial risk-taking and individual ingenuity combine to the benefit of all people. But our present way of living is only the beginning. Electricity promises for the future still greater marvels and better service. It requires men and women with many skills to provide this service. If you would like to work with such people why not get in touch with Edison's Employment Office? THE DETROIT EDISON onl the beginning COMPANY 2000 Second Avenue, Detroit 26, Michigan CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADS MR. AND MRS. ALPERT AND FAMILY IVIR. AND MRS. GALLEN 20525 Prevost HARRY ALTMAN 2611 Carter ANDERSON MOVING COMPANY 1552 Pingree ARROW DRIVING SCHOOL 11891 Linwood BAB'S BEAUTY SALON 12534 Dexter BERBAUM PHARMACY 12546 Dexter BILL'S DELICATESSEN 8831 Linwood MR AND IVIRS. HERMAN BLAIR 2805 Sturevant B. BOLTON MR. AND IVIRS. IAMES BRINDZE 2732 Pasadena CHARLIES QUALITY FOOD MARKET 12021 Linwood MR. AND NURS. A. CHARLIP AND SON 2981 Glynn CLEAN-RITE CLEANERS 1214 1 Dexte r COHEN 6 SON e704 12111 sneen CREST, INC. 8736 Grand River DEXTER-FULLERTON SERVICE 3703 Fullerton DON'S SWEET SHOP 12036 Dexter FLASHENBERG DELICATESSEN 12133 Linwood IVLR. AND MRS. B. FRANK 18101 Appoline 20036 Marlowe G I L L E N S 14310 Finkell MR. AND MRS. A. GINNS AND DAUGHTERS 17367 Prairie MIR. AND IVIRS. C. GINNS 17194 Wisconsin MR. AND MRS. I. GINNS AND FAMILY 2993 Glendale BOB GOLDMAN 3815 Elmhurst HAVANA SPONGE 8306 W. Davidson ISRAEL ENTERPRISE 11820 Dexter A FRIEND MR. AND MRS. ANDERSON IACKSON 1983 Lu Belle MR. AND MRS. S. KAGAN AND DAUGHTER 3827 Richton KA1'zMAN's PHARMACY 11320 Dexter CORY D. KING 2760 Glendale LEONARD'S SHOES 7340 W. McNichols LINWOOD AND MONTEREY SERVICE 12045 Linwood LOMA KNIT WORKS, INC. 12507 Linwood LORELEE FIELD 2755 Burlingame LOVE'S LEATHER AND FINDINGS 5180 Grand River MR. AND MRS. H. LYNESS AND DAUGHTER 3709 Richton eighty-six CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADS Especially to my farmer cousins MR. AND MRS. LICHTMAN AND FAMILY KAREN LIPKIN AND RUTH ANN sM1'rH 18295 Mm' AVON Music NIETA3I53,?Ef,fQ'ff,I,I'm'G 15345 Ward BUCKLEY'S SUPER SERVICE 14300 Finkell CAVANAUGH IEWELRY MF G. CO. 402 Metropolitan Bldg: CENTRAL OVERALL SUPPLY CO. . 7043 E. Palmer COLONIAL PRINTING 12135 Dexter NATES DELICATESSEN 11520 Dexter M. KLAYMAN AND D. ADELMAN LEVALL'S 4405 Elmhurst IVIIDWAY FLORISTS 13235 Dexter IVIR. AND Mas. M. MITNICK AND CAROL 3821 Richton PEERLESS CLEANERS AND DYERS 12840 Dexter PUBLIX CLEANERS 19500 W. McNichols RUBENSTEIN AND EIZELMAN MEAT MARKET 13310 Dexter STYLES BY IRVING 13141 Dexter TUXEDO IUNCTION GRILL 2580 Tuxedo M , A iii! flgull 555255 its i gg ...A ' N ,-.- . Q t eighty-seven Dick Stein and Orchestra TY. 5-2445 MR. AND MRS. M. ROSENTHAL 6- FAMILY IVIR. AND MRS. B. SACHS AND FAMILY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADS SEYMOUR MANELLO MR. AND MRS. SWARINSKY AND FAMILY 3025 Glendale 18661 Hartwell HERMAN MOSS TAPPER'S MARKET 11840 Dexter MR. P. TILCHEN 4011 Richton MR. AND MIRS. CHARLES TUKEL 3318 Sturevcmt S. I. TUTAG AND COMPANY 19180 Mt. Elliott MRS. H. WEINGARTEN 51 FAMILY 2995 Glendale MRS. I. WEINTRAUB AND FAMILY 4232 Tuxedo MR. AND IVIRS. M. WEISS 18687 Indiana ZUKIN'S SODAS AND LUNCHES 12520 Dexter ZEMAN'S BAKERY 13137 Dexter 4232 Tuxedo MUSIC THE STEIN-WAY MRS. BELLA NORBER AND FAIVIILY 3835 Richton Ave. ESTELLE'S BEAUTY SALON 13633 Linwood QUALITY KOSHER MEATS 3353 Davidson CHARLES H. ROGERS 2948 Leslie MIR. AND MR. AND 2999 Glendale ROWE'S IEWELER 20031 W. 7 Mile 3828 Richton SAM'S SHOE REPAIR 12508 Dexter CONGRATULATIONS MR. AND MRS. I. SCHECHTER AND FAMILY TO THE GRADS MR. AND MRS. SAMUEL M. GOLDBERG AND FAIVIILY 2717 Tyler NLR. AND MRS. I. SHAPIRO 3733 Waverly SMALL FRY SHOP 13211 Dexter centralite representatives eighty-eight 6 F 5,135 ,V x' ' 0 5 . A 5 V ze A y- X. R 4 'N . A Rf. 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