Central High School - Centralite Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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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

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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.

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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.