Central High School - Centralite Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1955 volume:

This is Central . . I ts halls through which we have strolled Its classrooms in which we have studied Its tradition in which we have grown. Take this key and come with us As we review these wonderful years Through the keyhole of our memories. THE 1955 J 7 , 55 Q wf K Q I ff Q i f i I f , , 1 ,Q ', ,f . 7 5 ' ' .' -s 35 Q 5 , A 5 W 3 ll lush gig: f X fk . ,adm ' 1. x B9 7 N I ' ifs ga 5 gif , af! -- A 3 A 2- .X .KA 4 4 , . Q , 535, A AS, V , 1 iz 9' .U T32 , V- gg , ,E :Ei W N Hz Q9 lv-W' 2 fi 12 1 3 A 2 4 E A 4 4 'iw K S5122 Wg, w E 2, gi A 3 . by I 5 A 4 I p n Q Table of Contents Administration ..... . Counselors ..... - ACTIVITIES Student Council ........... . Sportsmanship Council ....... . Central Student ..... . Centralite .......... . Unity Form ...... . Science Club ...... . Language Clubs .... . . Senior Plays ........... . Music Department .... . Quill and Scroll ..... . Library Staff ..,... . Technicians ...... . P. A. Reporters .... . Future Nurses .. . Future Teachers . . Winning Groups ..... . Table of Contents Cconfinuedl SPORTS Boys Basketball ............. ........ , ........ ...... 3 2 Girls Athletic Association .,... ,.,,., ,..,,, 3 4 Cheerleaders .......,...,.....,. ,,,,,,. 3 4 MC Club ..... ...,, . 35 Football .... ...... 3 6 Swimming ...... ,,.,,. 3 8 Cross Country ...... ...... 4 0 Track .............. ,,,,,,, 4 0 Tennis .................. ...,.. 4 1 Girls Basketball ....... ...... 4 2 Baseball ................,..... ...... 4 3 CENTRALLEBRITIES ...... ..,.., 4 4 GRADUATES January Class .. ..., ..52 June Class ...... ,..... 6 2 Summer School .... ,,,.,, 7 9 Advertising ...... .82 Administration MISS BERTHA M. ROBINSON Principal TO THE GRADUATES : I bid you not farewell But welcome to the distinguished family of Central High Alumni. For three years you have studied here. For three years you have grown here. You have made your friends here. Now you have come to the day when you can do without us. You will now grade your- selves. You will now make your own decisions. These decisions are new. They have never been made before. I have faith that you will make them-stand on them- and take your places in society with confidence and wisdom. Yours is a great responsibility for at this period in history we straddle two eras as wide- ly different as the Middle Ages and the Age of the Aeroplane. You stand at the threshold of the Atom Age -the Age of Miracles. As you file past at Commencement I cannot help but think, Someone among you may discover the cure for cancer. Someone among you may find the formula for peace in the world. In a democracy all of you are important- each has a destiny to fulfill-a home to build, a career to create. Toward this end I have faith that you will do well. Toward this end I bid you A Success and God Speed. MR. WILLIAM ARBAUGH Assistant Principal ounselo MISS EVERETTE BRIDGE Angell Hall MISS HENRIETTA CARR Longfellow Hall MISS JANET MCFARLANE Whittier Hall MR. SAM MILAN Eliot Hall MR. BEN CHINITZ Emerson Hall MR. THOMAS WOLF Lincoln Hall Seven x cmvims Bn Affairs ot State Settled By Council as .Sita FALL PRESIDENT ELAINE BRAVERMAN cf . The Student Council is the student government in Central High School. It is the group through which the student body may express its will, desires, and its complaints through student representatives. It is the duty of each Student Council representative to report to the groups the events of each meeting. A special attempt was made to see that all groups were adequately covered. The officers of the fall term were: Elaine Braver- man wielding the gavel, Gloria Manela as Elaine's assistant, Eleanor Banks writing the minutes, and Phyllis Zager holding the purse strings. During the spring term, Ronald Horwitz presided and was assisted by Jerry Uzansky. Marilyn Frankel recorded the minutes and Oscar Glieberman took care of the fi- nances. With the aid and guidance of Mr. Benjamin Chinitz, sponsor, the council published a weekly bulletin which listed the school's activities for the week and were distributed to the groups. Flowers were sold at both senior plays and book covers were sold at the begin- ning of each term. A scholarship fund was created FALL STUDENT COUNCIL-Row 1-P. Zager, E. Row 3-N. White, B. Gamburd, A. Simmons, A Can Braverman, G. Manela, E. Banks. non, R. Sachs, N. Lawson. Row 2 -L. Schurgin, B. Gray, A. Malafouris, M. Row 4 - A. Sinai, M. Ersher, H. Eisenman, M. Kahan Frankel, R. Shrodeck. A. Levine, W. Levin. Missing-Judy Nelson. Students Publish Handbook which was made possible by the sale of bookcovers. A scholarship of S100 is to be awarded each term to some deserving student. At the beginning of each term the Council sponsors the Freshman Orientation assemblies to explain the activities and opportunities that are open to newcomers to the school. During the course of the year, this group helped the Parents Association with the Fun Fair and held an installation of officers and members during one of the assemblies in the auditorium. The Council also continued work on its handbook, which will be current and up-to-date, and will aid the stu- dent in understanding the activities and programs at Central. A lunchroom committee was organized to investi- gate the lunchroom problem and to send recommenda- tions and possible solutions to the administration for consideration. This group sent two representatives to the All-City Student Council and had the honor of having one of its own, Gloria Manela, elected as treasurer of the organization. SPRING PRESIDENT RONALD HORWITZ STUDENT COUNCIL-Row 1-W. Stephens, J. Patton, Mr. Chinitz, L. Lachover, L. Silver. Row 2 -B. Taylor, L. Schurgin, P. Kaplan, O. Glieber- man, R. Horwitz, J. Uzansky, M. Frankel, R. Bratt, J. Kohn. 4.5 Row 3 - F. Overback, Z. Wax, F. Mathis, D. Couyoum- jian, H. Lusky, B. Gray, J. Ivory, L. Cutler, R. Fox, L. Field. Row 4-E. Metz, E. Banks, M. Rubenstein, J. Shook R. Hurwitz, J. Lorber, N. Young, L. Cohen, M. Kahan Missing - Alvin Sulkes. Eleven uMay the Best Man Win! 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 fair without boasting and lose without excuses. We ask that all players and fans help us live up to this code . . . and MAY THE BEST MAN WIN.,' The success of the Code and the Council can be proven by the fact that this is the fastest growing club in Central. From a starting membership of nine, the Council has grown to 250 active members. In the fall term, under the sponsorship of Coach Wilmont Sanford and President Rena Schrodeck, the club executed two student exchanges. The first one was held with Pershing High School, where the visitors were entertained with an assembly program as well as a tour of the school. The second student exchange was held with Cooley High School. Other officers for the fall term were vice-president, Ronald Hersh, secretary, Harriet Fields, and treasurer, Sybil Pudavick. Out of these activities, new ideas for improvement of Central as well as promoting friendly relations are devised. Central High School is a member of the Intra- Metropolitan Student Sportsmanship Council. Con- sequently, the Sportsmanship Council sends two representatives to the IMSSC meetings. The repre- sentatives of the fall term were Joan Rosenthal and Bill Stephens. The duty of the IMSSC representa- tives is to attend all IMSSC functions, the first one being the Kick-Off at Northeastern High School to open the football season. Central was honored by having bestowed upon one 'Lite, Bill Stephens, the presidency of the IMSSC for both the fall and spring semesters. During the spring term, under the leadership of president Ronald Hersh, vice-president Izetta Ray, secretary Harriet Fields, and treasurer Sybil Puda- vick, the Council conducted many events. Among these was Play Day, when everyone was invited to join in some athletic sport. New fi, X L.- P69 , X KS es 3 s' SPORTSMANSHIP COUNCIL-Row 1-J. Grossman, Row 3-L. Hurwitz, H. Amhowitz, S. Fiarman, G. B. Goldberg, H. Fields, R. I-lersh, C. Evintz, E. Feld- Eisenberg, H. Berman, A. Lieberman, W. Blake. man- Row 4-N. Chase, H. Salomon, E. Feldman, G. Hosh- Row 2 -M. Glieberman, M. Fenton, M. Firestone, P. kovitz, Ii. Eisenman, L. Hochman, M. Bragman. Gaba, M. Gaines, L. Feldstein. SPORTSMANSHIP COUNCIL - Row 1,- M. W e i n b e r g, R. Shrodeck. W. Stephens, E. Simon. Row 2-E. Supien, E. Zeidman, A. Zuroff, D. Talbot, Mr. Sanford. Row 3-H. Saferstein, W. Wimbush, D. Winer, S. Parker. YY -Q7 Q SPORTSMANSHIP CQUNCIL-Row 1-I. Ra y, J. Row 3-R. Nachman, R. Komisar R. Keller E. Lich Rosenthal, S. Pudavick, M. Krekun, H. Fields, P. tonstein, E. Steinberg, J. Panush, D. Kalirnoff, L. Kaplan. Feldstein. Row 2-S. Iczkovitz, G. Kulish, M. Elias, D. Jacob- Row 4-J. Nelson, W. Hall, C. Levenson, S. Petocsky, son, S. Kahana, J. Kamber. E. Kingston, R. Klempner. Thirteen CENTRAL STUDENT-Row 1-R. Kazdan, M. Wein- Row 3-W. Ledger, H. Berman, N. Rosengard, E. berg, R. Komisar, Mr. Bakke, F. Schreier, J. Panush. Konstant, L. Natinsky, R. Katz, P. Liptzen. Row 2-E. Zeidman, C. Freidman, L. Cutler, J. Grod- sky, P. Ivory, J. Sanders, B. Jaffee. ,-Q. RAE JEAN BLATNIKOFF CENTRAL STUDENT FALL EDITORS-Row 1-J. Leven- son, Activities Co-Editor: H. Amhowitz, Feature Editorg R. Shrodeck, News Editorg E. Braverman, Activities Co-Editorg F. Bassoff, Exchange and Ad Editor: A. Levine, Sports Co- Editorg N. Lawson, Sports Co-Editorg A. Sher, Circulation Editor. Fourteen X FALL EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, iiStucient Wins First Prize Where is one most likely to find mad confusion? Room 122, of course. Where is one most likely to find odd-looking characters running around tearing their hair? Room 122, of course. Why? The answer is quite simple. In this well-known room the school paper, The Central Studentf, is edited from the first rough draft to the final copy. There one can find the really quite sane and capable Central Student staff, striving to publish a better and more interesting school paper. It may seem like magic, when every month, the paper mysteriously appears. But to the staff who have spent many a sleepless night in preparation for the final draft, it is no magic, it's just plain hard workf' In order to have the priviledge of working on the Cen- tral Student, pupils begin to prepare themselves early. When they are in the 11B and have a sincere and enthusi- astic interest in Journalism, they address a letter to their counselor requesting admittance into the Composition QBJQ class. This is the first Journalism course offered at Central. In this class they acquire a working background in preparation for the time when they will become the edi- tors and reporters of The Central Student. Following Composition f3Jl, the students advance to Journalistic writing 125, where they finally get the op- portunity to try their wings and begin writing for the school paper. Usually, at this point, the students are in the 12B and wish to gain all the experience and knowl- edge possible. Their work is more conscientiously done and they are therefore ready to become members of the staff. Q K..- STUDENT SPRING STAFF-Row 1-J. Wendell, S. Row 2-M. Grodsky, M. Rachleff, R. Berk. Komisar, M. Linden, B. Garber, S. Nathan, A. Mar- Row 3-L. Cohen, S. Davidson, S. Linovitz. golis. Mad Confusion Brings Results I The editor-in-chief, as well as the various other editors, is chosen in a unique way. The past editors have a con- ference, and decide who the future editors of the paper will be. The students who are chosen excell in Journ- alism and therefore are able to give advice encoura e 9 g ment, and sympathy to their reporters when the time arises. Apparently, all this mad turmoil in room 122 pays off, for under the fall staff, the Central Student was awarded a first prize in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association Contest, which is nationwide. Editor-in-chief during the fall term was Rae Jean Blatnikoff, news editor, Rena Schrodeck, feature editor, Helen Amhowitz, news-feature editor, Elaine Braverman and Janet Levenson, and sports editors, Noel Lawson and Art Levine. In the spring term, Winifred Ledger was editor-in-chief with Leba Cutler editing on the news-feature page, Rochelle Komisar editing on the news page, Judy Grod- sky on the feature page, and Harvey Berman on the sports page. As the school year ended and the staff departed for various points of the country on their vacations, they un- doubtedly remembered the good old days when their nerves were about to snap in the midst of cutting, pining, gluing, reading, writing, and talking, when they glared at articles which refused to be written, when they stared daggers into the backs of editors who had just killed an article with a sweep of their pencil. These will be their memories, but they will remember the pleasant things too, such as winning coveted awards, being patted on the back by an editor with a word of encouragement, and always finding their sponsor, Mr. Birger Bakke, will- ing to give a helping hand. SPRING EDITOR-IN-CHIEF WINNIE LEDGER CENTRAL STUDENT SPRING EDITORS - ROW 1 -B. Jaf- fee, Ad Editor: L. Cutler, News-Feature Editorg R. Komisar, News Editor. Row 2-L. Natinsky, Exchange Editorg P. Ivory, Circulation Managerg H. Berman, Sports Editor. Fifteen Sixteen Judy Reports Successful Year AD MANAGER RICHARD STERNBERG CIRCULATION MANAGER JACKIE SALTZ EDITOR-IN-CHIEF JUDY SANDERS CENTRALITE STAFF-S. Nathan, B. Garber, L. Cohen, L. Schurgin, B. Kauf- man, J. Saltz. Absent: J. Wendell, S. Linovitz, H. Goodman. ., - - -- - -, .'.,.f'-1.4.1 .,..s5'ifs CENTRALITE EDITORS-E. Kusnit, Art man, Graduate Editor. Absent: N. White, Editorg F. Schreier, Activities Co-Editorg Sports Editor. N. Rosengard, Activities Co-Editorg E. Zeid- Trials and Tribulations What rush. what hubub. what foresight, Was needed to edit this Centralite! For all the activities that Central offers. XVould give good argument' to potential scoffers. The events and memories here are of interest to all Be they of springtime or be they of fall. For the Centralite attempts to make us feel glad Upon recalling all the good' times we've had. Upon reading the Centralite. the student body purrs. Thanks to Editor-in-chief Judy Sanders. Judy was in a continual stew To get all of Central life recorded for you. There are activities here for every palate. For this you can't call me a liar. Thanks to the co-activities editors Natalie Rosengard and Friedelle Schreier. Three cheers for Elaine Zeidman From all of the mothers and dads. For she is the gal who edited Their dear children and our dear grads. XVe can all be happy and proud, As this is a school with fight. And the name of the girl who set it in print Is the sports editor. Nancy White. Circulation Manager of the 'Lite this year Handles the finances which are so dear. She goes by the name of Jack-ie Saltz And until the job is done. she never halts. We've photographed the Student Council XVhose government's no fool. This group has the purpose Of helping run the school. Represented here are the language clubs. Whose members are by no means dubs. For when all is said and done. They'll be world travelers, each and every one. Our Unity Forum stresses brotherhood. It does work which is both kind and good. lt's a huge club. how could it miss When it strives to wipe out prejudice? Want to be a teacher or nurse? At these activities do you wish to rehearse? YVell. read the Centralite, for two of its features Are clubs for future nurses and teachers. Central's sportsmen and sportswomen Are recorded here for posterity. These kids are full of vim and vigor And spirit that reeks with darity. Naturally. the grads are entitled to their spot. Their pictures in the yearbook. we haven't forgot. So we've pictured all the grads, and have had the nerve To give them the praise which they fully d'eserve. Many Central students have a busy day With associations such as A. Z. A. So the Centralite has pictured these organizations Though they've little to do with school time relations Yes. there's lot of info in this fine book. And loads of enjoyment wherever you look. It's a book you may want to thumb through some day When youth is gone and you're old and gray. This Centralite for '55 Was meant to be read and enjoyed By the entire Central Crew. That means you! CENZFRALITE AD STAFF7Row 1--J. Sanders, E. Row 2-L. Cohen, S. Linovitz, J. Freeman, T. Schrei- Ze-xdman, B. Jaffee, N. Whlte, H. Goodman, J. Wen- man, D. Kaufman, D. Sternberg, S. Cooper, J. Saltz, dell, A. Herman. E. Metz. Row 3-P. Silverman, F. Rosen. Seventeen Racial Understanding Promoted Eighteen UNITY FORUM-Row 1 Hahn, J. Kamber, P. Rachleff, M. Weinberg, Row 2-M. Bensman, G. heit, S. Kahana, C. Evintz, D. Jacobson, R. Horwitz B. Glieberman, M. Comisar, I. Nader, L. Sarko, G Kulish. FLAGS OF GOOD FAITH FLY OVER CENTRAL -H. Notis, P. Heisler, Miss Row 3-J. Grossman, M. Ott, M. Heckler, M. Farber, Gaba, B. Holdengraber, M. Mr. Merryman, P. Kaplan. Robiner, T. Heller, J. Edel- 1 wi Y 5. , .... , T. Schreiman, E. Supian, H. Fields, R. Klempner, L Feldstein, J. Waugh, J. Ivory, R. Venable, L. Baron F. Hoffman. , Row 4-S. Katz, B. Sweet, L. Hurwitz, H. Amhowitz, . P. McFall, S. Shaw, S. Nathan, J. Freeman, R. Jones, D. Docks, A. Kennedy, H. Ellis. Missing - Ann Rosengard. The Unty Forum is one of the most important extra curricular activities carried on at Central High School. Its purpose is To promote co-operation and understand- ing between all racial and religious groupsf' During its meetings, which occur every other Tuesday in the library, discussions are held and future activities are planned. Some of the past activities have included outings, skits, movies, speakers, and, in honor of Brother- hood Week, a program to which all students were invited. All of the members are students who realize the ob- stacle of intolerance and are trying to overcome it and promote better feelings among all people. At the last election, Jim Lafferty was elected president, Jo Ann Ivory, vice-president, Mitzi Rachleff, secretary, and Phyllis Ivory, treasurer. The able sponsors of the Unity Forum are Mr. Charles Merryman and Miss Orah Hahn, who do a great deal of work in connection with religious tolerance. Future Scientists Compare Theories lDoyle Cole, and Jackie Shapera experiment in the chem lab while Leon Cohen looks on. gn-nun SCIENCE CLUB--Row 1-R. Weiss, E. Solomon, Mr. Ottowell, M. Weisling, H. Lipsitz, R. Jacobs, E. Averbuch. Row 2-M. Gaines, M. Fuerer, N. Sabin, M. Sussman, R. Shrodeck, E. Driker, J. Greenbaum. The Science Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Alfred Otte- well, was created for the purpose of gaining that experience and knowledge which can be obtained through experimentation, which, in turn, suppliments that which is learned from the text- book. On the agenda for this group were trips to the Ford Plant, Great Lakes Steel Corporation, Parke Davis Drug Company, and Eloise, as well as a picnic outing at the end of the school year. During club meetings, besides attending to business matters, a great many activities and programs were held. They included demonstrations and experiments, movies, discussions, speakers, and the preparation and adoption of a new constitution. The requirements for joining this club are one year or more of a science, and a B average, or a recommendation from the sponsor, Mr. Ottewell, or from a counselor. Wielding the gavel this term was Sheldon Pringle, with El- morris Still as vice-president, Anne Klarman recording the min- utes, and Vivian Lieber collecting and allotting the money. 52 ' ,sq Row 3 - S. Linovitz, L. Cohen, B. Partrite, G. Hall, N. Lawson, E. Applebaum, S. Wald. Row 4-A. Levine, L. Menuck, M. Schneider, P. Sch- reibman, H. Epstein, D. Epel, M. Garfinkle, H. Eisen- man, C. Levenson. Nineteen Twenty Knowledge Gained in Language Clubs I - SPANISH CLUB-Row 1-M. Diskin, A. Mar- golis, S. Velick, R. Berk, L. Sarko, P. Ivory I. Nader, Miss Brakeman, G. Kulish. Row 2-D. Gross, E. Axelrod, F. Adler, B. De- Piard, C. Brnnsky, J. Edelheit, F. Hoffman R. Horwitz, N. Sprecher. The purpose of the Spanish Club is to further students' practice and enjoyment of the Spanish language, and to teach them the culture of Spanish speaking countries. The club's program is varied. It includes games, skits, and activities. This year the Spanish Club Chorus made a recording of Spanish folk songs at WDTR, the school radio station. To add to the club's entertainment, each Christmas a pinata is made. The pinata is filled with candy and other treats, and after the hard task of breaking it, the celebration gets underway. The officers for the past year were: Laura Sarko, president, Phyllis Ivory, vice-president, and Rona Berk, treasurer. Upon the graduation of Ida Nader in January, Nina Sprecher took over as secretary. Miss Eleanor Brakeman sponsors the club. The Latin Club gives students a chance to meet informally, have fun, and use their knowledge of Latin outside the classroom atmosphere. With the able aid of Mrs. Bush, an enjoyable agenda was savored by all members. First, there were terrible but harmless initiations, including a trip to the lower world. The club held joint meet- ings with Mumford and Mackenzie, plus trips to the Classical Museum in Ann Arbor. The Ann Arbor visit included a picnic. . . I ' At the end of each term a medal ofaccomplish- ment is awarded to seniors -who have achieved all A's in eight semesters of Latin. ' Officers for the fall term were: co-counsels, Rich- Row 3-- F. Mathis, B. McCants, J. Ivory, I. Emmerman, A. Gray, M. Farber, S. Rapp, S. Brown, B. Falbaum. Row 4-M. Ott, M. Gaines, H. Goodman, A. Young, A. Arfa, C. Strickland, M. Bragman, C. Jones, B. Holdengraber, M. Heckler. ard Sternberg and Ellen Averbuch, scribo, Marilyn Weinberg, historian, Alicia Margolis, and quaestor, Sue Nathan. In the spring, Alicia Margolis and Philip Berns took over as co-counsels, Sam Dorf- man became scribo, Barbara Simon was historian, and Helen Friedman was quaestor. Music, games, fun, and culture are the general fields of activity covered by the French Club. The purpose of the club is obvious: To carry on a varied program of French outside the regular classroom. Heading the club in the fall were president, Mar- sha Lowingerg vice-president, Winifred Ledger, sec- retary, Mitzi Rachleffg and treasurer, Gloria Manela. As the snow cleared so did the old officers and we found Mitzi Rachleff as president, Winifred Ledger as veep, Esther Schey reading the minutes, and Ora Kutnick collecting dues. Miss Phyllis Ward sponsors the club. On the term's list of activities was a French What's My Line? panel. A speaker from U. of D., Mr. Fleck, showed the club slides of Europe, which featured France. Among the other games, French hangman was tested at one meeting. Dominant on the list of activities were musical programs. The French Club has many up and coming chanteuses. All three clubs worked together this year to put on a complete language show. The show included French songs, the latest Latin-American dances, and authentic old Latin poetry. This language show topped off a highly successful season for the Lang- uage Clubs. LATIN CLUB-Row 1-A. Margolis, S. Na- Rcw 3-K. Darden, D. Cathcart, A. Levine, M. than, E. Averbuch, M. Weinberg, Mrs. Bush. Mendelson, S. Dorfman, P. McFall. Row 2-B. Simon, B. Simon, J. Panush, M. Schlachter, H. Goodman. FRENCH CLUB-Row 1-L. Schurgin, M. Row 3-E. Lichtenstein, M. Linden, E. Kusnit, Rachleff, W. Ledger, G. Manela, R. Fenkel, L. Cutler, E. Block, E. Tractenberg, E. Stra- E. Simon. vcr. A. Brown. Row 2-R. Blatnikoff, R. Komisar, R. Nach- Row 4-S. Fiarman, R. Sachs, R. Katz, S. man, B. Garber, M. Frankel, B. Halpern. Karasick, S. Nathan, D. Docks. Absent-M. Lowinger. Twenty-one Tw Curtains Part on UHeaven Can Wait Mr. Clifford E. White, director of Central's senior plays L PL Y Row 1 E Blau M Fenton M. Krekun, M. FAL A - - . , . , Weisling, E. Rubin, E. Blau, J. Horwood. Row 2 - N. Rosen, H. Lipsitz, A. Engel, M. G 21 r fin k 1 e, E. Applebaum, E. Feldman. 5-1 FALL PLAY-Row 1-M. Gaines, J. Panush, J. Grossman, E. Feldman, M. Glicken, R. Rosen, Mr. White. Row 2-G. Tennenhouse, D. Epel, H .Epstein, M. Schneider, I-I. Eisenman, A. Goldstein. only-two Under the direction of Mr. Clifford E. White, speech and dramatics teacher, his assistant Burton Schwartz, and Stage Mother Betsy Wilson, the senior class of June, 1955 presented one of William Shakespeare's most loved comedies, A Midsummer Night's Dream. Midsummerl' by Will, as the cast fondly called him, is a play of plays, combining the lives of three kinds of people, mortals, immortals, and workers, into one humorous theme. The principle characters of the senior play were: Puck, David Moscow and Nehemiah Pitts, Lysander, Burton Sirling Deme- trius, Gerald Hoshkovitzg Helena, Rochelle Klemp- ner and Lois Feldsteing Hermia, Phyllis Kaplan and Bluma Goldberg, Bottom, Bill Swartz, Oberon, Hadar Ctranaderg Titania, Rena Katz and Estelle Straverg Hippolata, Betsy Wilson, Theseus, David Lipschutz, and Robert Schecter, Flute. Congratluations are due Miss Emma Mayer for the dance sequences which she helped to create, and Mr. Joseph Kertesz for his fine interpretation of Mendelssohnis orchestral accompaniment. It was the first time the orchestra had ever accompanied a senior play. There were over one-hundred fifty people work- ing to make this production a success, including more than twenty-five back stage committees. These committees and their chairmen strove to add just the right touches of color and realism called for in the script. This was the first time a Shakespearian play had ever been presented at Central, and it was the hard work and preservance of all concerned that made it the great success it was. As the house lights dimmed and the curtains parted, Centralites waited breathlessly for the class of January, 1955 to present their play. Heaven Can Wait, the hilarious three act com- edy, was presented December 9 and 10, and was a tremendous success. The play described the adventures of a prize- fighter, Joe Pendleton, who upon dying and losing his body, was none too anxious to go to heaven. The situation became more involved and humorous as the play progressed. Heading the able cast was Herschel Epstein, who portrayed Joe Pendleton, the fighting hero of the play. His sweetheart Bette was portrayed by Sharon Katz and Ethel Feldman on Thursday and Friday nights respectively. Since all good plays must have a villainess, Evelyn Luxenberg and Joanne Grossman donned the black cape and mustache and did superb jobs. Mr. Jor- dan, played by David Epel, had the job of heading Heavens working crew. His staff members in- cluded daffy 7013, played by Harold Eisenman, and the twin angels, Elaine and Eleanor Blau, who es- corted both the fortunate and unfortunate souls either to heaven or hades. The Senior Play involved a great deal of time and effort on the part of the whole cast, the di- rectors and the committees. The whole student body appreciates the fact that without the able guidance of the director, Mr. Clifford E. White, and student director Marilyn Glicken, the Senior Play cou1dn't have been the success it was. Slwakespearian Comedy Presented JUNE PLAY-Row 1-N. Pitts, M. White, M. White, P. Ivory, H. Butler, D. Moscow. Row 2-J. Green, M. DeBarr, B. Litvin, A. Zuroff, L. Schurgin, E. Supian, Miss Emma Mayer. JUNE PLAY-Row 1-R. Katz, J. Hoshkovitz, B. Ser- Row 3-R. Schwartz, D. Schey, D. Lipsehutz, L. Hoff- lin, B. Schwartz, A. Saltzman, L. Schurgin, B. Litvin, man, D. Sternberg, B. Schechter, Mr. Clifford White, Row 2-D. Moscow, B. Wilson, R. Klempner, P. Kap- M- Kaskyl P- Barns, H- Gfanadefv H- Kutmsky, B- lan, L. Feldstein, H. Butler, E. Straver, B. Goldberg, Swartz- E. Supian, N. Pitts. Twenty-thx-eo Twenty-tour BAND-Row 1-J. Dunn, W. Fussel, B. Sims. S. Giv- han, W. Snowden, C. McKeiver, R. Bland, B. Ladd, S Sirota, B. Williams, D. Gleaton. Row 2-S. Freund, W. Smith, G. Shust, L. Aronoff, E Feldman, J. Kazdan, M. Rubin, F. Jerris, G. Bodzin Row 3-B. Folson, R. Thornell, J. Brown, D. Abels, R. Rapport, R. Horwitz, C. Lazarov, A. Alford. Row 4-D. Mann, L. Thorpe, A. Wardlow, S. Stoffer H. Bressler, M. Katz. Standing-Mr. Kertesz, H. Ellis, A. Young, S. Papo, W. Peck, R. Nachman, R. McMurray, R. Finch, C. Ran- dall, W. Harris, M. Miles. Activities Enlightened by Music if ti' ORCHESTRA-Row 1-S. Bernstein, L. Hayes, R. Nachman, Mr. Kertesz. F. Adler, R. Rosen, M. White. Row 2-F. Novetsky, E. August, B. Halpern, J. Ivory, J. McCarty, M. Ott, A. Brown. Row 3--P. Liptzen, W. Ledger, R. Rapport, T. Shook, L. Aronoff, R. Horwitz, J. Kazdan, G. Saxe. Row 4-F. Woods, D. Abels, R. Finley, M. Miles, S. Freund, M. Silver, H. Ellis, L. Lachover, S. Barry, J. Braune. 7 T ENSEMBLE-Row 1-I. Nader, M. Comisar, R. Hersh, S. Barry, L. Dater, W. Rivers, E. Londer, Dr. Seitz. Row 2-E. Broadus, R. Richardson, D. Reddick, L. Pearl, R. Currie, M. Alterman, S. Parker. Walking through the halls any hour of the day, one may usually hear music floating through the building. It comes from the third floor where the entire music department is situated. It may be the Central High School Orchestra practicing persist- ently until perfection is reached. Besides taking a large part in the Christmas and Spring Concerts, and offering selections between acts at the fall senior play, the orchestra performed a job which is unique in Central's history. Under the direction of Mr. Joseph Kertesz, it played Mendelssohnis music for 'KA Midsummer Night's Dream by VVilliam Shakes- peare, which was presented by the June senior class. The band is also sponsored and directed by Mr. Kertesz. lt too participated in the Christmas and Spring Concerts. It was to music supplied by the band that the seniors marched down the aisle at graduation. The band also played with the All-City Row 3-Mrs. Ridenour, J. Grossman, H. Lepofsky, H. Butler, M. Avrushin, M. Hanners, A. Kovan, F. Berg. Band, which is made up of high school bands throughout Detroit. Both the band and the orchestra performed in several school assemblies. The choir, under the direction of Dr. Harry Seitz, head of the music department, has sung in school assemblies, the All-City High School Choir, and several radio presentations. The ensemble, also directed by Dr. Seitz, is made up of members of the choir and orchestra, and is active outside school as well as in. Throughout the year it has entertained at businessmen's luncheons and Kiwanis meetings. The group also participated' in the Music Assembly. All the divisions of the music department worked together to present the two big musical events of the year, the traditional Christmas and Spring Concerts. W7 ffqfex I CHOIR-Row 1-J. Grossman, I. Nader, M. Comisar, R. Hersh, S. Parker, B. Lewis, W. Rivers, E. Louder, A. Kane, Dr. Seitz. Row 2-F. Moore, F. Berg, H. Lepofsky, M. Gordon, F. Moore, R. Currie, H. Fink, F. Parker, V. Parker, M. Hanners. Row 3-S. Turner, H. Butler, J. Butts, L. Dater, R. Rizner, C. Ogier, E. Broadus, M. Engel, V. Tate, E. Martin, F. Hunt. Row 4-Mrs. Ridenour, B. McCants, D. McCurtie, R. Pittman, L. Pearl, C. Strickland, G. Burton, E. Black- shire, D. Reddick, D. 0'Neil. Absent-M. White. Twenty live cox. Fil T9 T27 T7 QUILL AND SCROLL-Row 1-J. Levenson, P. Liptzen, Row 2-L. Cutler, J. Grodsky, B. Jaffee, P. Ivory, J. San- R. Blatnikoff, R. Komisar, C. Friedman, F. Schreier, E. ders, R. Shrodeck. Zeidman. Row 3-N. Rosengard, N. Lawson, H. Berman, A. Levine, Journalists Salutecl The purpose of the Quill and Scroll is to raise the standard of high school journalism through fine writing efforts. In order to become a member, a student must submit to the national headquarters at Northwestern University an original piece of literature which has been printed in a school publication. In addition, the student must be in the upper third of his class and must be recommended by the journalism adviser. Students who qualify receive gold pins signifying mem- bership in the society. Centralis Walt VVhitman Chapter of the Quill and Scroll, under the sponsorship of Mr. Birger Bakke, is distinguished by the fact that it is the only international organization in the school. L. Nzltinsky, WV. Ledger, H. Amhowilz. Help Wanted ? Working on the Library Staff is a way of aiding the school, while enlightening oneself at the same time. Some of the useful information acquired is the classi- fication of all books, and the use of reference books. The staff of boys and girls receive an instruction period in Library Science before they begin working. In this brief period they learn, among other things, the location of books in the library in order to be able to find, when necessary, any book within its walls. Stamp- ing and processing books is also part of their job. Sponsoring the staff is Central's librarian, Miss Orah Hahn. Twenty-six E Helping Centralites to find the books .5-ix... , and information they need are the mein- bers of the library staff, shown here in a quiet moment between busy class periods. Row 1-S. Kahana, Miss Hahn, I. Emmerman. Row 2-A. Gray, A. Kennedy, P. Ivory. . J QV TECHNICIANS CLUB-Row 1-M. Marx, Mr. Spur- lock, Mr. Ciaglo, S. Manello, K. Darden. Row 2-M. Schlacter, M. Rubin, M. Gaines, M. Fuer, K. Sklar, C. Holt. Readyg Roll 'em Service is the chief aim of the Technicians Club. Composed of boys and girls with knowl- edge of audio-visual work, the members of the club aim to please. They are the ones who show movies in classes. Members who excell in their service may get up to three service points toward a citizenship award. Mr. Norbert Ciaglo, the sponsor of the club, has the task of seeing that only one class watches a movie at a given time, as well as making sure that there is a technician to show every movie. FALL P. A. REPORTERS - Reporting the news to Centralites are Jerry Kazdan and Golda Robiner. Row 3-L. Hochman, A. Fink, G. Lnndsman, J. Frank- ila, D. Winer, D. Lipschutz, S. Roth, L. Kempfer. Absent- B. Wilson, F. Bassoff. What's New ? This is your P. A. reporter signing off. This familiar conclusion is heard by Centralites during A. M. and P. M. group periods whenever a weekly account of school activities is given over the public address system. Reporting the interesting and important an- nouncements during the fall semester were Golda Robiner and Jerry Kazdan. In the spring, Gloria Manela and Jerry Kazdan were the newscasters. The reporters, who are members of the public speaking class, are recommended by their teacher on the basis of voice quality and scholarship, to the sponsor, Mr. Gordon Minton. 3 . iii 1331333113 . 5355 I 3A...'..,..., ,,... . xfS1 'i i'- - ':x.. :.r v X -- I . 32 39? . lTS5B5t' .Zi --W- ' .1 IP i 1. M ak. SPRING P. A. REPOIETERS-Gloria Manela joins forces with Jerry Kazdan to bring the spring news to the Central students. Twenty-seven FUTURE NURSES-Row 1-M. Zelickman, B. Vernor, C. Rosen, F. Switzky, P. Ullah. Row 2-S. Burlak, L. Straver, J. Whisenton, C. Salomon. Row 3-R. Rosen, F. Booker, H. Victor, M. Schacter, G. Ro Missing-Ann Rosengard. Girls Plan Careers 'tThe purpose of the Future Teachers Club, stated Miss VVard, one of the sponsors of the group, is to promote interest in teaching as a vocation and to give helpful information to those that are interested in teaching as a pro- fessionf' The officers of this club, Alicia Margolis, president, Eleanor Tractenberg, vice-presi- dent, Pauline Roth, secretary, and Phyllis Kline, treasurer, started the season off by at- tending a meeting of the Future Teachers at Lincoln High School in Ferndale. This joint meeting was also attended by students of Berkley and Cody High Schools. The group's other activities of the year in- cluded a panel discussion on the question Are We Doing an Effective Job of Teaching To- day?, which was moderated by Mr. Charles Mei-ryman, the club's other sponsor, and a subject on which Miss Robinson gave her views. The future teachers also acted as host- esses to the Future Teachers Clubs of Royal Oak, Cass, and Mumford High Schools during a panel discussion where questions were raised on any subject pertaining to the teaching field. The panel consisted of persons experienced in this field, such as the assistant principal of Mumford High School, a counselor from Cody High School, and Miss Bertha Robinson, prin- cipal of Central High School. In addition, mem- bers of this group also attended a lecture at Wayne University on The Teacher of Tomor- rowf' Twenty-eight Band-Aid, Anyone? The purposes of the Future Nurses Club are: to better acquaint the members with nursing as a profession, to become acquainted with the different schools of nursing, to learn about the professions associated with nursing, and to co-operate with the Inter-Council of Future Nurses Clubs. The officers of the fall term were Carol Rosen presiding, Frances Switzsky recording the minutes, Betty Vernon handling the finances, and Patricia Ullah as Committee Chairman. The group, under the sponsorship of Miss Ella Davenport and Mr. Benjamin Chinitz, took tours of Henry Ford and Harper Hospital and, for a term project, prepared a package for a needy family which they presented at Christmas time. The officers of the spring term were Louise Straver wielding the gavel, and Patricia Ullah, as vice-president, Faye Booker recording the minutes and Juanita Whisenton, treasurer. During the spring term the future nurses went to an open house at the Wayne College of Nursing. Throughout the term they visited the Childrens Hos- pital, Womens Hospital, and the Old Folks Home. The group also held a joint meeting with the Fu- ture Nurses Club of Mackenzie High School. In addition, the group is a member of the Inter-Council of Future Nurses Clubs. This term's project was ' making new toys and repairing old ones for the Childrens Hospital and for the youngsters at North- ville T. B. Sanitorium. ckman. FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB-Row 1-Mr. Merryman, H. Fields, R Blatnikoff, W. Ledger. J. Grodsky. Row 2-A. Margolis, P. Roth, S. Iczkovitz, M. Glieberman, 0. Kutnick Row 3-P. Klein, M. Borenstein, J. Oppenheim, M. Linden, M. Hirsch I. Emmerman. Row 4-B. Sweet, E. Straver, E. Tractenberg, N. White, H. Saferstein S. Komisar. Centralite Winners .A WINNING P. M. REPRESENTATIVES - Row 1-D. Couyoumjian, M. Rubinstein, E. Dur- ham. Row 2-M. Kahan, A. Tushman. WINNING A. M. REPRESENTATIVES - Row 1-E. Friedman, B. Jaffee, R. Klempner. Row 2-S. Parker, R. Eisner. Insert-E. Richman. MR. HEISEY'S GROUP, 206 P. M., fabovel won the Centralite subscription contest with .E .......,....... 60927. Mrs. Nankervis's group, 212 A. M., won first prize for the morning groups with 10875. Twenty-nine X Tl-ILETICS Y Thirty-l Cagers Chalk Up on Scoreboard BASKETBALL TEAM--Row 1-B. Smith, D. Cole, Row 2-0. Smith, R. Burch, L. Washington, G. Rea- F. Moore. Coach John Van Vleck led his first Central bas- ketball team to a successful season. The cagers ended the regular schedule with six wins and only three losses, and tied for second place on the west- side, along with Cooley and Chadsey. The first game of the season and for the new coach was a victory over Redford. The Blazers then lost their next three games by a total of ten points. They were untouchable for the rest of the regular season as they chalked up five straight victories for the second place tie. City-champion, Cass-Tech ruined the hopes of a Central championship when they defeated the Bla- zer hoopmen in the first round of the League play- offs. The team was led throughout the season by Bill Stephens who was picked for the official All-City team and was the third highest scorer in the league with an average of 16.9 points per game. The starting five for the greatest part of the sea- son consisted of Stephens and Howard Cohen at the guards, Charley Brown at Center, and Larry Wash- ington and Doyle Cole playing the forward positions. WO sonove-r, C. Brown, L. Gibbs, C. Ogier, B. Stephens, M. Walker, P. Zdanowlcz, H. Cohen, W. Pryor. The returning lettermen were: Stephens, Brown, Cole, Ray Hood, Fred Moore, George Reasonover, and Roosevelt Burch. Central's reserve basketball team also had a suc- cessful season. They finished their schedule with six victories and two losses. Central ..... ..... 4 5 Redford ......,.,,,,., 26 Central ..... ..... 6 5 Cooley ...,.., ..,,.. 6 7 Central ..... ..... 6 4 Western ........ Central ..... ..... 4 8 Northwestern Central ..... .,... 5 9 Chadsey ........ Central ..... ..... 6 4 Mackenzie Central ..... ..... 5 3 Southwestern Central ..... ...., 6 0 U. of D. ......,. . Central ..... ...... 7 0 Cody ............. Central ..... ...... 6 4 Cass Tech ..... Practice Makes Perfect Clockwise from upper left - Bill Stephens, Ce-nter-Coach Van Vleck plans strategy with Larry Washington, Charlie Brown, Odelle team during' playoff game. Smith, Fred Moore, George Reasonover, Roosevelt Burch. Thirty-ihrsl Active Girls Promote School Spirit G.A.A.--Row 1-B. DePiard J. Panush, N. R 3-M.Wh't H.A h ' ' White, W. Ledger, I. Nader: E. Braverman. Us Be-rman, A.esumn1rc:i's?vIgitgx?ersliV1i3dlIf?t0ck, Row 2-C. Bransky, C. Friedman, D. Hollan- der, I. Ray, I. Ivory, B. McCants. The Girls' Athletic Association completed another active and successful year under the sponsorship of Miss Ernestine Burton. Included on the year's agenda were the sale of senior pins, C pins, mega- phone and football pins, Central beanies, and school shirts. The girls ushered at January and June grad- uations and citizenship assemblies, as well as cer- tain athletic events where they were needed. The two big events of the year were the Annual Letterwomen's Banquet and the Freshie Coke Party, when all girls are invited to participate in some athletic sport, in order to become better acquainted with the athletic program at Central. The officers during the fall term were: Winnie Ledger, presidentg Nancy White, vice-president, Ida Nader, secretary, and Judy Panush, treasurer. A switch occurred in the spring when Nancy White became president and Winnie Ledger took over as vice-president. Other spring officers were: Carol Bransky, secretary, and Doreen Hollander, treasurer. :Is :lc rt: One, two, three, four, who are we form . . . With this familiar cry, the cheer team began the sports season at the first football game, and carried through the year, keeping Centralities one-hundred per cent behind their teams. It was their job to keep both school and team spirit high, teaching cheers and leading the crowds in cries which gave fans sore throats and athletes hope when things weren't go- ing right. Thirty-four Under the leadership of Captain Margaret White, the girls cheered Central fans and athletes on through all football and basketball games, and have become an indispensable part of school athletic life. 5 ,PS fwro If iftbiru-.ol A ftmmo J irfniamn ' X Q E Q CHEER TEAM-Row 1--B. Wiley, D. Gross, J. Whisenton, M. Barnes. Row 2-G. Hatcher, H. Butler, B. Smith, M. White. Leading Lettermen in the Limelight . ,Ll i A C CLUB-Row 1--G. Reasonover, H. Cohen, C Brown, J. Brown, W. Snowden, T. Brod, WV. Stephens. Row 2-W. Wimhush, M. Walker, J. Branch, F. Imber, J. Lubin, T. Taylor, S. Dorfman, B. Tushman, L. Pelto. There is more to becoming a member of the C Club than wearing a Blue and White sweater with a large C upon it. The boys who qualify for mem- bership have put many long hours into earning their varsity letters. That is the one qualification required of all members. Many weeks of practice to develop the required skill go into each boy's preparation for a track meet, a football game. a tennis match, or any one of the eight varsity sports in which Central students parti- cipate. Each sport has different qualifications necessary to earn a letter, and only those athletes who excell in their particular sport earn the letters. Row 3-W. Blake, W. Thomas, L. Yovis, D. Abels, I. Jaffe, W. Pryor, F. Moore, R. Little, D. Cole. Row 4-B. Jones, B. Sternberg, G. Rakotz, A. Lieber- man, B. Brown, M. Gordon, L. Thorpe, W. Hall. The 'ACH Club has had many activities throughout the years. This year they ushered at all football games and held a Father and Son Banquet to honor the new letter winners. They have also sold Cen- tral sweatshirts and decals for automobiles to help raise money for a set of folding bleachers for the Gym. Coach Van Vleck served as sponsor of the C Club when he came to Central in the fall. Arthur Lieberman was elected President and Charlie Brown served as Secretary-Treasurer. Mr. Don Fitch calls the squares, accom- panied by Mrs. Jus- tice, fright? as the seventh hour co-ed class dances. T tyfe Touchdown is Their Goal - .mf.w- -f ..:1.vws.-' ' VARSITY FOOTBALL-Row 1-G. Rakotz, R. Row 3-E. McAfee, B. Brown, L. Thorpe, R. Weiss, C. Anderson, R. Little, R. Repitor, R. Jones, W. Pryor, W. Snowden, L. Pelto, R. Hill, N. Lawson, B. Sternbe-rg. Gold. Row 2-C. Wakefield, N. Chase, G. Reason- Row 4--Coach Fitch, E. Sklar, M. Gordon, T. over, G. Miller, R. Hood, L. Yovis, C. Brown, Brod, M. Walker. F. Woods, B. Tushman. Once again, amidst the rustling of leaves and the sharp, stinging breeze, football made its way into the Central sports scene. And once again, the football field was swarmed with cheering, pennant waving fans as the Blazer team marched out with spirits high to compete against other prep schools. From the start the season was marked with injuries and bad breaks. In the Mumford game, which contained all the color and fiery play possible, veteran Alan Seel broke his leg, thus ending his football career. But a few rays of light managed to glimmer. Deter- mined and stirring play in the line by Noel Lawson earn- ed him a position on one of the mythical all-city teams selected by sportswriters and coaches. Outstanding on defense was Ray Hood, who played his last season with all his heart. The Blazer offense, which had trouble building up power, was sparked by right half back Ronnie Little, who ran right through Northwestern and U. of D. Touch- down Little also exploded against Redford to lead Central to their highest scoring spree of the season. Coach Don Fitch's difficult task of filling varsity grad- uates' positions will be lessened by the fine showing of some of the reserve players who battled throughout their schedule. Thirty-six -a-.s.X...i-.-.fm .. , , R. Little, R. Hood, R. Jones, G. Rakotz, L. Yovis . . -Q . N . ,7 - Q. ' - W Wsg,.-,.,', y , va:--fm, 5 !tf,x'?3'iZ' . f A 3 iw ',2g1,'f,g.f1w ? 'f ' z3:.fZi3cf-fvfggffqmfiitfikf len... 4 h Cheerleaders Hattie Butler, Bobbie Wi- ley, and Margaret White practice chee-rs which they taught fans at foot- ball games. Top Blazer stars line. up for scrimage. Hold That Lune! 1711 f... S Thirty-seven EN. CROSS COUNTRY-Row 1-D. Talbot, W. Row 2-Coach Sanford, R. Lindsay, B. Solo- Fussell, I. Jaffe, W. Wimbush, W. Thomas, W. Blake. 'LHes on Cross country, the roughest, most gruelling sport of- fered to prep athletes, once again experienced a large and capable turnout for varsity positions. Coach Wil- mont 'LDoc Sanford was especially pleased with the determination of his team. Leading the pack of enthusiastic runners was Wilbur Wimbush, who set the grinding pace throughout the season. Wimbush's fine performances ranked him high among his teammates and competitors. The speedy legs of Wilbur Hall and Douglas Talbot added valuable strength to the squad. Wilbert Blake, eleventh grade trackster, scored fre- quently for the Blazers. Blake, along with rookies Ira Jaffe and Harold Plotnick, will be around next season to help the Blazers bid for the city title. mon, W. Hall, S. Wasser, N. Parnes, K. Cros- ley, H. Plotnick, M. Sabin. the Run Coming up with the same fine caliber of talent and spirit that led them to an undefeated 1954 season, Cen- tral's track team again made a determined bid to con- tinue this west side winning streak. Returning for his last season of competition, Bill Stephens captained the squad. Besides his leadership duties, Stephens starred in the 220, the 30 yard dash and the high jump. Desi McCurdy also tallied high scores during the season. Records tumbled as Charlie Brown broke the school mark for the 30 yard hurdles. Enthusiasm and admiration again ran high through- out the student body as large crowds turned out to witness some of the cityis finest runners. TRACK TEAM-Row 1-C. Brown, W. Stephens, J. Row 4-B. Jones, W. Hall, F. Moore, H. Currie, B. Sabbath, M. Walker, Noglas, C. Ogier, Coach Sanford. Sims, M. Berman, D. Weiss, H. Duben, J. Brown, L. Row 2-L. Hochman, J. Ashby, M. Brown, T. Taylor, Pe-lto. L. Traylor, R. Lindsay, W. Blake, R. Spillkin, E. Wil- Row 5-W. Wimbush, J. Patton, W. Fussell, S. Worthy, liams, D. Jenkins, R. Hersh. Row 3-L. Sandler, M. Sabin, W. Thomas, D. McCurdy, N. Young, I. Jaffe, S. Lopatin, L. Thorpe. Thirty-eight J. Wilson, M. Kahan. GIRLS TENNIS TEAM- Row 1 - P. Liptzen, I. Sage, B. Reed, J. Jackson, H. Goodman, W. Ledger, K. Darden. Row 2-L. Swartz, S. Wolfe, S. Brown, S. Jackson, M. Linden, F. Schreier, P. Haberman, X. N. Racqueteers Rackets were dusted off once more as the mem- bers of Central's tennis team were out practicing early this season. The team was made up of new members with the exception of Winifred Ledger, Friedelle Schreier, and Brenda Hart. Winnie and F riedelle were co- captains of the squad. To play the game correctly, one must have speed in co-ordination, accuracy, and good judgment, in addition to a love of the outdoors. The new team showed pep and enthusiasm in practice, and also in their matches. In the first game of the season, Central lost to Mackenzie by a score of 1-5. Defeated but not disheartened, they came back to beat Cody 5-1. The new team members were: Wilma Bryant, Kay Darden, Helen Goodman, Paula Haberman, Jo Cleta Jackson, Miriam Linden, Phyllis Liptzen, Bar- bara Reed, Ina Sage, Linda Swartz, Shirley Thomas, Sylvia Wolfe, and Shirley Brown. Coach Don Fitch had his hands full as Central opened the tennis season April 28. The Blazers were bidding for their seventh straight east-side crown. Only three boys, Fred Imber, Sam Dorfman, and Captain Dave Abels were remaining from last year's championship team. Abels and Imber were the top two men on the squad in the opinion of Mr. Fitch. They played first and second singles. Bob Shulman was the number three singles man. The remaining mem- bers of the squad, all of whom played doubles, were Sam Dorfman, Billy Levin, Eugene Loren, Dale Schane, and Jerald Maltzman. As the season progressed, it was apparent that Coach Fitch had once again turned out a squad of some of the finest netmen in the city. Their fine spirit as well as talent made Central proud of its tennis team, a perrenial east-side power. BOYS T E N N I S TEAM- Row 1-F. Imber, B. Shul- man, E. Loren, S. Dorf- man. Row 2-B. Levin, D. Abels, D. Schane, G. Maltzmen, Coach Fitch. ...N Thirty nine Forty BOYS SWIMMING-Row 1-A. Klaus, D. Lip- Row 3-G. L a n d s m Il n, Coach Kelley, D. schutz. Landy, D. Dowler. Row 2-A. Alford, M. Weisenfeld, N. Rosen- thal, R. Wolfe, L. McCoy, I. Tutunick, L. Hochman. GIRLS SWIMMING-Seated-D. Finley, R. Kneeling-B. Simon, H. Freedman. Shlver, P. Elias, B. Hershey, N. Wanek, E. StandinglJ. H a 1- r i n g t 0 n, B. Mcclain, E. Afielfodf G- Bennett, D- Hollander, B- De' Schreier, J. Coulter, E. Kestila, H. Seppanen, Plard, N. White. Z, Wax, Splash! The Blazer swimming team, handicapped by a lack of depth and support of student body, battled harder than the record book indicated. Stiff com- petition, though, proved to be too much for the aqualnen, who ended up with one of their poorest records. Inexperience was the emminent factor which led to this downfall, as few lettermen were on hand to provide badly needed strength. The loss of Jerry Greenbaum, upon his graduation in January, added another blow to the team. Returning from last season, Doug Dowler was one of the bright spots during the year. He, along with Fred Mumford and Lanson MCoy, stood out in competition to help the spirit and morale of team- mates run high. Evident was the fact that the team was composed Edinly of underclassmen whose training will pay dividends in the future. With mounting enthusiasm, these sophomores and juniors are looking forward to a more promising season next year. Because of the unexpected illness of their coach, Mrs. Clara Dierdorf, the Aquaetts found themselves working under a handicap this season. The high spirited team was forced to cancel its first two scheduled meets with Mumford and Miller. They went on, however, to play hostess to Cody, and Pershing, and finished the season traveling to South- western and Eastern. The girls finished the season with a total of no wins and four losses. Outstanding as an all around swimmer this year was Gail Bennett. Gail was the team's only diver, and also swam in back stroke and free style events. Other outstnding water babes this year were Helen Freedman and Nancy White. As usual this yearls team exhibited exceptionally good sportsmanship, and fine team spirit. Leading them enthusiastically were co-captains Helen Freed- man and Nancy 'White The girls are indebted to Mrs. Sylvia Albion for unselfishly devoting so much time and energy to the team during the absence of Mrs. Dierdorf. Diver Gail Bennett cuts the water with a Jack-Knife. Co-Captains Helen Freedman and Nancy White display Willie the Whale, mascot of the. swimming team. Forty-one GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL-Row 1-S. Thomas, Row 3-E. Sherman, B. Reed, B. Hart, P. Boyers, S. D. Finley, J. Newland. WhifSOH- Row 2-M. Neisenbaum, B. Ragan, M. White, H. But- ler, C. Howard, B. Gamburd. Blazerettes on the Ball -GIRLS RESERVE BASKETBALL-Row 1-P. Harris, N. Saun- ders, S. Starke. Row 2-B. Lado, J. Ivory, S. Harris, D. Cathcart. Row 3-J. Shaw, C. Holt, L. Grimble, E. Byas, R. Wilson. Forty-two Miss Emma Mayer, girls' basketball coach, was certainly proud of her Blazerettes this year. Under the admirable leadership of co-captains Margaret White and Hattie Butler, the girls scored five wins against one loss. Stiff competition was offered by Cooley, Chadsey, Highland Park, Redford, and Mackenzie, however, they could not stump the fast and furious Blazerettes. The squad dropped one game to Western by the narrow margin of one point. Fine sportsmanship was again displayed through- out the year by the entire team. With several letterwomen graduating, Miss Mayer hopes that future teams will equal the excellent record set by this year's squad. Among those grad- uating are Hattie Butler, Ann Thomas, and Mar- garet White. Central ...... ....... 2 6 Western ...... ....., 2 7 Central ...... ....... 2 8 Mackenzie ..... ...... 2 4 Central ...... ....... 4 7 Chadsey .................. 21 Central ...... ....... 2 4 Highland Park ...... 21 Central ...... ....... 3 8 Redford .................. 28 BASEBALL-Row 1-S. Fox, G. Newkirk, J. Lubin, G. Row 3-B. Brown. B. Tushman, I-I. Cohen, K. Lifton, Gutman, J. Branch, J. Sage, G. Rakotz. J. Reilly, J. Goldberg, S. I-lorsepian, Coach Van Row 2-F. Efros, B. Steinberg, 0. smith, L. Williams, Vleck- A. Gibbs, V. Vahanian, T. Shook. Diamond Cutters This years baseball team was one of the best fielded at Central in many years. The Blazers started off on the right foot when they snapped a fourteen game losing streak by defeating Northern, April 27. Many new faces were seen on the diamond this year including these of Coach Van Vleck who was coaching his first baseball team here and Assistant Coach Michael Bellovich, a student at Wayne University who helped with the team. The number one pitcher was Jim Reilly who got off to a great start by striking out eight of the first nine batters to face him. The number two hurler was Ken Lifton. They were backed up by reliefers Burt Tush- man, Jerry Sage, and Louis Gibbs. The infield was strong and had plenty of depth. Fred Efros and Van Vahanian handled the chores at first base. Howard Cohen, Lucious Williams, Odell Smith and Gerald Newkirk were the boys protecting both sides of second base, and Team Captain Joel Lubin played third. This years outfield was fast and also able to hit a long ball. Jerry Gutman, James Branch, Gerry Rakotz, and Bob Steinberg were the boys who latched onto anything the opposition was able to hit out of the infield. The catching chores were handled mostly by Bob Brown who showed good hitting ability in addition to his catching skill. He was helped behind the plate by tenth-grader, Sid Fox. This years squad had all of the spirit of the teams in the past, but they showed a better brand of ball play- ing to finish with the best record for a Central team in three years. COACH JOHN VAN VLECK Forty-thru Cenlrallebrities Forty-tour Steve Zweig and Connor Lazarov transmit an equation long- distance as members of the trig class study to become the scien- tists of tomorrow. Rosalie- Gorman and Harvey Berman wait for engineer Jerry Kazda.n's cue to begin a radio broadcast in Mrs. Bow's radio speech class. Central's efficient kitchen staff takes time off from stoves and dishes to have its picture taken. A. M. Group-ten minutes' rest and time to get a glimpse at the latest issue of the Central Student. Centrallebrities Senior pin or no senior pin, Arlene, you've got to have a pass to get by. Judging from the expressions on the faces of Mr. Madonna's students, Spanish isn't as easy as people seem to think. Hey look, a camera! Students rush to get to class on time. Forty-five Cenirallebriiies The library offers students a wide variety of interesting Parlez-vous francais? These students would answer and valuable information. Oni, Forty-six Efficient secretaries battle against the clock. The many kinds of animal spe-cies don't seem to bother these biology students. ,.....o,4I ,M tele Cenirallebriiies The office staff helps the administration and teachers Home economics students perform the inevitable task to keep classes running smoothly. after preparing a meal-washing dishes. The cameraman took these typists by surprise. Mrs. Eriksson, Central's bookkeeper, keeps students supplied with books and paper in the bookstore. .34 ,Ah perm? Forty-seven Centrallebrities 3 l xv 'rf ,122-' Forty-eight Clothing students learn how to give their clothes that Fashion Magazine Look. Mr. Milan seeks information about a student, while Mr. Hen- shaw works hard as usual for his ever-lovin' seniors. Picture of a typical Central class. Cooking students learn how to operate the new appliances. Mr. Wolf watches his ambitious students-studying diligently? The machine shop gives the boys opportunities to make useful articles. Mr. Pettis explains to his pupils that figures can't lie, but liars sure can figure. Mr. Smith's explanation of the. laws of heat seems to have com- petition from the back of the room. Cenirallebrities S Forty-nine X IRAUUATES Y Fifiy-iwo JEROME GREENBAUM President JANUARY OFFICERS EUGENE DRIKER Vice-President MARIAN GLIEBERMAN Secretary ROCHELLE SACHS Treasurer January Class Committees Class Motto: There CLASS DAY COMMITTEE SPONSOR: Mrs. Bow CHAIRMEN: Abba Friedman Minnie Krekun Ellen Averbuch Barbara I-Ioldengraber Ray Hood Wayne Rivers O SOCIAL COMMITTEE SPONSOR: Mr. Henshaw CHAIRMEN: Susie Bushkin Paul Schriebman Dianne Freed Aaron Goldstein Margaret Weisling O PUBLICITY COMMITTEE SPONSOR: Miss Mason CHAIRMEN: Morris Garfinkel Rena Schrodeck Eugene Applebaum Loretta Goldberg Winnie Gooze Morton Schneider Betty Wizer Class Colors: Blue and White. is no point so high that one can say: FINANCE COMMITTEE SPONSOR: Miss Buelow CHAIRMEN: Roosevelt Burch Joan Rosenthal Morris Bednarsh Ele-anor Blau Harold Eisenman Marilyn Fenton Ronald Finegold Janet I-Ioke Eunice Holtz Janette Kamber Janet Levenson Arthur Levine Irene Notis COLOR 8z MOTTO COMMITTEE C SPONSOR: Miss Brakeman CHAIRMEN: Roberta Jacobs Maxim Mendelson Arlene Kaine Helen Pollack David Simons MR. B. F. HENSHAW 12A Sponsor This is the Peakf, PRINTING COMMITTEE SPONSOR: Mr. Bakke CHAIRMEN: Lila Hurwitz Sheldon Roth Marilyn Avrushin Lorenzo Clarke Thomas Thompson Shirley Weberman I ART COMMITTEE SPONSOR: Miss Nelson CHAIRMEN: Millie Goldman Sanford Wald Jennie Brown George Hall Joan Horwood Bernard Marofsky Judith Paneth O TICKET 85 USHERING COMMITTEE SPONSOR: Miss Taylor CHAIRMEN: Phyllis Clark Noel Lawson Helen Amhowitz Carol Cohen Arlene Dessessaure Aaron Engel Artree Gray Deanne Kahrnoff Bill Lefkofsky Harold Lipsitz Donald O'Neil Bill Partrite Phyllis Pine Dennis Reddick Barbara Schwartz Norma Silver Harriet Sinclair Sharon Smith Norma Varnen Filly-three Helen Amhowitz: Longfellow Hall, Commercial, Central Student, Fea- ture Editor, G.A.A., Quill and Scroll, Sportsmanship Council, Class Poetess. Eugene Applebaum: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., Latin Club, Science Club, Publicity Committee, Senior Play. Ellen Harriet Averbuch: Longfellow Hall: College Prep., Latin Club, President, Science Club, Treasurer, G.A.A., Student Council. Marilyn Avrushin: Longfellow Hall, Commercial, Ensemble, Choir, Print- ing Committee, Glee Club. Henrietta Barksdale: Longfellow Hall, Commercial, Glee Club, Chorus. Bernard Baskin: Longfellow Hall, Col- lege Prep., Spanish Club, Science Club. Fred Bassoff: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., Technicians Club, Central Stu- dent, Ad and Exchange Editor, French Club. Morris Bednarsh: Longfellow Hall, Commercial, Spanish Club, Science Club. Rae Jean Blatnikoff: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., Central Student, Edi- tor-in-Chief, Future Teachers Club, President. French Club, Quill and Scroll. Elaine Blau: Longfellow Hall, Com- mercial, Senior Play, Finance Com- mittee. Eleanor Blau: Longfellow Hall, Com- mercial, Senior Play, Finance Com- mittee. Sheldon Bordelove: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., Varsity Track, Varsity Cross-Country. AN A Fifty-tour 'nr' Elaine Braverman: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., Student Council, Presi- dent, G.A.A., Central Student, Co- News-Feature Editor, Varsity Swim- ming, Class Historian. Effers Broadus: Longfellow Hall, Com- mercial, Boys' Chorus, Choir. Jennie Brown: Longfellow Hall, Gener- al. Suzanne Bushkin: Longfellow Hall, Commercial, Senior Pla y, Social Committee, Co-Chairman, Senior Play Committee, Student Council, Unity Forum. Barbara Byas: Longfellow Hall, Li- brary Staff, Unity Forum. Delores Case: Longfellow Hall, Com- mercial, Student Council, Ticket and Ushering Committee. Nelson Chase: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., Varsity Football, Unity Forum, Sportsmanship Council, C Club. Phyllis Clark: Longfellow Hall, Com- mercial, Ticket and Ushering Com- mittee, Chairman. Lorenzo G. Clarke: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep., Unity Forum. Carole Cohen: Longfellow Hall, Com- mercial, Ticket and Ushering Com- mittee. Ab Dianne Freed: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Social Committee. Abba Friedman: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Senior Play Committee, Chair- man, Class Day Committee Chair- man, Sportsmanship Council, Ensem- ble, l.M.S.S.C. Representative. Michael Gaines: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Senior Play, Sportsmanship Council, 'Technicians Club, Spanish Club, Science Club. Morris Garfinkel: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep., Publicity Committee, Co- Chairman, Senior Play, Senior Play Committee, Latin Club, Science Club. Zelda Gershenzon: Emerson Hall, Com- mercial, Cheer Team, Modern Dance Club, Sportsmanship Council, I.M.S S.C. Representative. Nancy Gilbert: Emerson Hall, General. Marilyn Glicken: Emerson Hall, Com- mercial, Senior Play, Sportsmanship Council. Marian Glieberman: Em e r s on Hall, Commercial, 12B-12A Secretary, Fu- , ture Teachers Club, Unity Forum, Sportsmanship Council, Centralite Staff. Ralph Gold: Emerson Hall, Commer- cial, Varsity Tennis, Varsity Foot- ball, Band. Loretta Beverly Goldberg: Angell Hall, Commercial, Ticket and Ushering Committee. Leon Dater: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Freshman Orientation, School Radio, Spring Festival. Arlene Desaussure: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep., Y-Teens, Ticket and Ushering Committee. Eugenc Driker: Emerson Hall, College Prep., 12B-12A Vice-President, Stu- dent Council, Science Club, Senior Play Committee, Chairman, Com- mencement Speaker. Harvey Dubinsky: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep., Reserve Basketball, Mathematics Club. Harold Eisenman: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep., Senior Play, Science Club, Student Council, Sportsmanship Council, Finance Committee. Aaron Engel: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Senior Play, Senior Play Com- mittee, Varsity Swimming, Spanish Club, Science Club. David Epel: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Sportsmanship Council, French Club, Science Club. I-Iershel Epstein: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Spanish Club, Science Club, Senior Play, Varsity Swimming. Elliott Feldman: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Senior Play, Reserve Basket- ball. Ethel Doris Feldman: Emerson Hall, Commercial, Senior Play, Sportsman- ship Council, Spring Festival. Marilyn Hope Fenton: Emerson Hall, Commercial, Senior Play, Sportsman- ship Council, Finance Committee. Ronald Finegold: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep., Boys' Chorus, Spanish Club, Science Club. ANUA Fifty-tivo Mildred V. Goldman: Angell Hall, Commercial, Sportsmanship Council, Art Committee, Chairman. Aaron A. Goldstein: Angell Hall, Col- lege Prep., Senior Play, Social Com- mittee, Square Dance Club, Science Club. Winnie Gooze: Emerson Hall, General, Publicity Committee. Joan Gonte: E m e rs on Hall, College Prep., Ticket and Ushering Commit- tee, Future Nurses Club, Varsity Swimming. Artree Gray: Angell Hall, C o l le g e Prep., Spanish Club, Ticket and Ushering Committee. Jerome Byron Greenbaum: An g e l l Hall, College Prep., 12B-12A Presi- dent, Swimming Team, Science Club, Vice-President, C o m m e n c e m e n t Speaker. Raymond Greenspan: Angell Hall, Col- lege Prep., Science Club, Spanish Club. Carolyn Gross: Angell Hall, Commer- cial. Joanna Grossman: Angell Hall, Col- lege Prep., Ensemble, Unity Forum, Sportsmanship Council, Senior Play, Class Day Committee. George Paul Hall: Angell Hall, College Prep., Varsity Baseball, Varsity Foot- ball, Science Club, C Club. Bernard Harris: Angell Hall, College Prep. Jessie Harris: Angell Hall, General. AN Filly-lix Janet Hoke: Angell Hall, Commercial, Finance Committee. Barbara Joan Holdengraber: A n g e ll Hall, College Prep., Unity Forum, President, Spanish Club, Senior Play, Senior Play Committee, Class Day Committee. Eunice Holtz: Angell Hall, Commercial, Finance Committee. Raymond Hood: Angell Hall, Commer- cial, Varsity Track, Varsity Basket- ball, Varsity Football, Varsity Swim- ming. C Club. Joan Lynne Horwood: Angell Hall, College Prep., Senior Play, Varsity Swimming, Unity Forum, Art Com- mittee, Senior Play Committee. Lila Beth Hurwitz: Angell Hall, Com- mercial, Spring Festival, Unity Forum,Sportsmanship Council, Printing Committee, Co-Chairman, Senior Play Committee. Roberta Gay Jacobs: Angell Hall, Col- lege Prep., Orchestra, Color and Motto Committee, Co-Chairman, Fu- ture Teachers Club, Sportsmanship Council. Lorraine Jaslove: Angell Hall, Com- mercial. Russell D. Johnson: Angell Hall, Var- sity Track, C Club, Varsity Cross- Country. Shoshana Kahana: Angell Hall, Com- mercial, Library Staff, Unity Forum, Sportsmanship Council. Cyril Levensonz Whittier Hall, Col- lege Prep., Varsity Tennis, Sports- manship Council, HC Club. Janet Levenson: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Central Student, Co-News- Feature Editor, Student Council, Quill and Scroll, Finance Committee, Sportsmanship Council. Arthur Levine: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Central Student, Co-Sports Editor, Student Council, Latin Club, Science Club, Finance Committee. Billy Lewis: Braille Class, College Prep., Choir. Rhoda Liebers: Whittier Hall, General, Varsity Swimming, Spanish Club. Stuart Lipshy: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Science Club, Square Dance Club. Harold Lipsitz: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Senior Play, Latin Club, Ticket and Ushering Committee, Science Club, President, Reserve Basketball. Evelyn Luxenberg: Whittier Hall, Gen- eral, Senior Play. Arthur Majer: Whittier Hall, College Prep. Melvin Markowitz: Whittier Hall, Com- mercial. Joan Kahler: Angell Hall, Commercial. Deanne Kahrnoff: Angell Hall, College Prep., Unity Forum, Sportsmanship Council, Ticket and Ushering Com- mittee. Arlene Kaine: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Varsity Tennis, Future Teach- ers Club, Chorus, Color and Motto Committee. Janette Kamber: Angell Hall, Com- mercial, Unity Forum, Sportsman- ship Council, Spring Festival, Finance Committee, Modern Dance Club. Bernard Kaner: Angell Hall, College Prep. Avery Kaplan: Angell Hall, College Prep. Sharon Dale Katz: Angell Hall, Col- lege Prep., Senior Play. Robert Kesselring: Angell Hall, Col- lege Prep. Adele Kleinbard: Angell Hall, Com- mercial, Spanish Club, Unity Forum. Minnie Krekun: Angell Hall, Commer- cial, Student Council, Sportsman- ship Council, Cheer Team, Class Day Committee, Co-Chairman. Noel Lawson: Angell Hall, College Prep., Ticket and Ushering Commit- tee, Co-Chairman, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football, Co-Captain, Central Student, Co-Sports Editor, Student Council. William Lefkofsky: Whittier Hall, Col- lege Prep., Science Club, Ticket and Ushering Committee. L ANA Filly-seven Seymour Markowitz: Whittier Hallg General. Bernard Marofsky: Whittier Hall, Gen- eral. William McDay: Whittier Hallg Col- lege Prep. Malcolm McRitchie: Whittier Hall, College Prep. Maxim Mendelson: Whittier Hall, Col- lege Prep., Science Club, Treasurer, Latin Club, Unity Forum, Color and Motto Committee. Allen Menuck: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Science Club, Sportsmanship Council. Gordon Miller: Whittier Hallg College Prep., Freshman Football, Varsity Football, C Club. Melvin Miller: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Freshman Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Freshman Baseball, Var- sity Baseball, C Club. Ida Nader: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Choir, Ensemble, G.A.A., Secretary, Spanish Club, Secretary, Unity Forum. Elliott Nelson: Whittier Hall, General. Mattie Nelson: Whittier Hallg Com- mercial. Martin Nessel: Lincoln Hall, General. . fymgts NNY? H -. ..... m . ' , Wit. A N? T l X a . l .Q .. 'Q y i searl 'P Q Fifty-eight Irene Notis: Whittier Hallg College Prep., Unity Forum, Finance Com- mittee. Arnold Okum: Whittier Hallg General. Donald 0'Neil: Lincoln Hallg College Prep., Chorus, Ensemble, Ticket and Ushering Committee. Judith Paneth: Lincoln Hall, Art Com- mittee. Judith Panush: Whittier Hallg College Prep., Senior Play, Central Student Staff, G.A.A., Treasurer, Sportsman- ship Council, Senior Play Committee. William Louis Partrite: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Student Council, Ticket and Ushering Committee, Freshman Basketball, Chorus. Peter George Pashis: Lincoln Hall, College Prep. Phyllis D. Pine: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Student Council, Sportsman- ship Council, Ticket and Ushering Committee. Helen Sylvia Pollack: L i n c o l n Hallg Commercial, Color and Motto Com- mittee. Kathryn Ratz: Lincoln Hall, Commer- cial. Elaine Rubin: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Sportsmanship Council, Senior Play Committee, Senior Play. Rochelle Sachs: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., 12B-12A Treasurer, Com- mencement Speaker, French Club, Student Council, Ensemble. Harry Salomon: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Varsity Track, Spanish Club, Unitv Forum, Science Club, C Club. Robert Schiff: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Unity Forum, Latin Club, Science Club. Morton Schneider: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Freshman Football, Science Club, Senior Play, Senior Play Com- mittee, Publicity Committee. Paul Schreibman: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Spanish Club, Science Club, Freshman Track, Freshman Baseball, Social Committee, Co-Chairman. Barbara Schwartz: Eliot Hall, Com- mercial, Ticket and Ushering Com- mittee. Anita Sher: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Spanish Club, Central Student, Cir- culation Manager. Rena Shrodeck: Eliot Hall, C ollege Prep., Sportsmanship Council, Presi- dent, Central Student, News Editor, Science Club, President, Publicity Committee, Co-Chairman, Class His- torian. Barbara Joan Siegel: Eliot Hall, Com- mercial. George Reasonoverz Lincoln Hall, Com- mercial, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track, C Club. Dennis Reddick: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Band, Choir, Ensemble, Ticket and Ushering Committee. Bryna Remer: Lincoln Hall, Commer- cial, Student Council. Wayne Rivers: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Choir, Ensemble. Golda Robiner: Lincoln Hall, Commer- cial, P. A. Reporter, Commencement Speaker. Carol Rosen: Lincoln Hall, C o lle g e Prep., Future Nurses Club, President. Rosalyn Rosen: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Orchestra, Basketball Team, Tennis Team, Senior Play, Senior Play Committee. Joan Rosenthal: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Sportsmanship Council, I.M.S.S.C. Representative, F i n a n c e Committee, Co-Chairman, S e n i o r Play Committee. Sheldon Roth: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Printing Committee, Co-Chiair- man, Technicians Club. Lenore Rott: Lincoln Hall, Commercial. Aaron Rubin: Lincoln Hall, C o l l e g e Prep. Allen Rubin: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Chorus. ANA Fittymlne Norma Ellen Silver: Eliot Hall, Com- mercial, Unity Forum, Ticket and Ushering Committee. David Simonds: Eliot Hall: C o l le g e Prep. Harriet Sinclair: Eliot Hall, Commer- cial, Ticket and Ushering Committee. Jerome Sitner: Eliot Hall, Commercial. Sharyn Smith: Eliot Hall: College Prep., Varsity Basketball, Sportsmanship Council, Future Nurses Club, Science Club, Ticket and Ushering Commit- tee. William Sriro: Lincoln Hall: College Prep., Latin Club, Technicians Club. Daniel Stephens: Braille Class: College Prep., Unity Forum, Music Depart- ment. Frances Switzky: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Future Nurses Club, Secre- tary, Glee Club. Gerald Te-nnenhouse: Eliot Hall, Col- lege Prep., Senior Play, Senior Play Committee. Thomas E. Thompson: Eliot Hall, Col- lege Prep., Student Council, Choir. Beverly Usher: Eliot Hall, Commercial. Norma Varnen: Eliot Hall: Commercial, Ticket and Ushering Committee. Sixty Betty Verner: Eliot Hall, Commercial, Future Nurses Club, Treasurer. Sanford Wald: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Science Club, Art Committee, Co- Chairman, Central Student, Cartoon- ist. Shirley Weberman: Eliot Hall: College Prep., Science Club, Future Nurses Club, Printing Committee. Loretta Joyce Weintraub: Eliot Hall: Commercial, Ticket and Ushering Committee. Robert Weisberg: Eliot Hall, College Prep. Margaret Weisling: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Varsity Swimming, Science Club, Secretary, Senior Play, Social Committee, Sportsmanship Council. Donald Winer: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Technicians Club, Spanish Club, Sen- ior Play Committee, Sportsmanship Council. Fairfax Woods: Eliot Hall: College Prep., Sportsmanship Council, Var- sity Track, Varsity Football, C Club. William Zuraw: Eliot Hall: C o l l e g e Prep. , Centrallebriiies Students observe advertisement for Fun Night, which was sponsored by the Parents Associa- Time, out from lunch for a pose. tion. Agenda for today-movies and wrestling. Students' luncliline was momentarily post- poned by the presence of the photographer. .4-.bl ,Ep km.,- Sixty-one GERALD RAKOTZ President JUNE OFFICERS WILLIAM LEVIN Vice-President Sixty-two RITA MERKLE Secretary HARRIET SAFERSTEIN Tl'C8Slll'el' June Class Committees Class Colors: Blue and White. Class Motto: Knowledge is the treasurer but practice is the key. CLASS DAY COMMITTEE SPONSOR: Mrs. Bow CHAIRMEN: Rita Kazdan Robert Ruby Patricia Burks Sorenia Turner Suzanne Cooper Marvin Ersher Cleo Griffin Esther Hayman Etheleen Lichtenstein Michael Rosenfeld Shirley Weinstock Jeremy Wendell Leonard Yovis SOCIAL COMMITTEE SPONSOR: Mr. Henshaw CHAIRMEN: Harriet Fie.lds Stephen Zweig Marsha Hirsch Phyllis Klein David Kahrnoff Edward Miller Judy Nelson Herbert Pont Burton Schwartz Barbara Smith Richard Sternberg Bill Stephens Rosalie Weiss PUBLICITY COMMITTEE SPONSOR: Mrs. Grant CHAIRMEN: Geraldine Kulish Arnold Zuroff David Abels Sheila Barill Ruth Keller Elaine Metz Leonard Natinsky Sybil Pudavick Barry Ruskin Richard Schwartz Marilyn Weinberg Mildred White FINANCE COMMITTEE SPONSOR: Miss Buelow CHAIRMEN: Hattie Butler Fred Rosen Nancy White Bernard Beitner Carole- Evintz David Chatlin Alisanne Harelik Arlene Herman Doreen Kaufman Harvey Kutinsky Ronald Little Joel Lubin Irwin Rabinowitz Jordan Raider Marcia Silber Bob Sobel Ellen Steinberg COLOR 8: MOTTO COMMITTEE SPONSOR: Miss Brakeman CHAIRMEN: Phyllis Liptzen Philip Berns Lenore Benis Lary Berkower Sam Dorfman Fre-d Imber Larry Hoffman Esther Kingston Frances Novetsky Beverly Simon MISS LAURA BUELOW Assistant 12A Sponsor PRINTING COMMITTEE SPONSOR: Mr. Bakke CHAIRMEN: Brenda Kaufman Jerry Rosenthal Howard Ellis Lionel Katchem Edith Seeman Melvyn Silver Eleanor Tractenberg ART COMMITTEE SPONSOR: Miss Nelson CHAIRMEN: Ethel Kusnit Lauren Winquist Barbara Apple Nancy Tolander Nancy Brown Pauline Heisler Diane Jacobson Lewis Kaplan Eugene Konstant Lou Vera Lee Sandra Levy Jack Thav Norvell Wisner TICKET 8a USHERING COMMITTEE SPONSOR: Mrs. Kaye CHAIRMEN: Elaine Richman Fred Lipovitch Eileen Block Barbara Bogrow Janice Hammerstein Ralph I-Iurtte Sandra Iczkovitz Rosetta Klee Elaine Last Marion Martin Patsy Moore. Melinda Moton Martin Lederman Allan Leiderman Lorraine Mills Sally Plafkin Irving Oleinick Sandra Potocsky Marvin Salomon Barbara Schneid Sharon Schwartz Beverly Stephenson Ronald Hersh Sandra Zager Sixty-three David Abels: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., Varsity Tennis Captain, Stu- dent Council, C Club, Orchestra, Publicity Committee. Arnold Ablecop: Longfellow Hall, Commercial. Glenda Marie Alexander: Longfellow Hall: Commercial, Cheer Team. Mary Alsup: Longfellow Hall, Com- mercial, Y-Teens. Michael Alterman: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., Choir, Ensemble. Martin Altman: Longfellow Hall, Col- lege Prep., Varsity Swimming, Unity Forum. Barbara Apple: Longfellow Hall, Col- lege Prep., Art Committee. Allan David Arfa: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., Spanish Club. Larry Aronoff: Longfellow Hall, Com- mercial, Band. Lorraine Barack: Longfellow Hall, Commercial. Sheila Barill: Longfellow Hall, Com- mercial, Unity Forum, Sportsman- ship Council, I.M.S.S.C. Representa- tive, Future Teachers Club, Publicity Committee. Lenore Sandra Benis: Longfellow Hall, Commercial, Unity Forum, Sports- manship Council, Color and Motto Committee. 77 Sixty-four uifuligyg I: .4 is 9 if .-gn' . .2 ' -.Ax 'Q' V' 45 gli 3 -vi i a i 3. X . , .. 5, , Q, X aw., it rs N at :VN X. . I, , a X , i if XX lil' Q -. is i 3 g ' .gzfifiig wig- X, f Z N . , , . vii . Ubvz Xia , 1 .3 I T w 5 as Y r Ma ' x . g .. Q J Mia. . -wwf if P' P ,af Neil Benjamin: Longfellow Hall, Gen- eral, Reserve Football, Reserve Bas- ketball. Gail Bennett: Longfellow Hall, Com- mercial, Varsity Swimming, Co-Cap- tain, G.A.A. Muriel Bensman: Longfellow H all, Commercial, Unity Forum. Falene Rose Berg: Longfellow Hall, Commercial, Choir. Lary Ronald Berkower: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., Color and Motto Committee. Harvey Berman: Longfellow Hall, Col- lege Prep., Sportsmanship Council, Central Student, Sports Editor, Quill and Scroll, Varsity Golf, Math Club. Philip H. Berns: Longfellow Hall, Col- lege Prep., Latin Club, Math Club, Senior Play, Color and Motto Com- mittee, Co-Chairman. Eileen Marsha Block: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., French Club, Sports- manship Council, Ticket and Usher- ing Committee. Loretta Bloom: Longfellow Hall, Com- mercial, Sportsmanship C o u n c il, Unity Forum. Annette Bogorad: Longfellow H all, Commercial. Sharon Burlak: Longfellow Hall: Col- lege Prep., Sportsmanship Council, Future Nurses Club. Alfred Burstein: Longfellow Hall: Col- lege Prep., Science Club, Math Club. Hattie Butler: Longfellow Hallg Com- mercial, Finance Committee, Co- Chairman, Varsity Basketball, Co- Captain, G.A.A., Student Council, Senior Play. Patsy Campbell: Longfellow Hall: Gen- eral, Varsity Swimming, Library Staff. David Sherman Chatlin: Longfellow Hall: College Prep., Math Club, Fi- nance Committee. Esther Chodak: Longfellow Hall: Com- mercial. Muriel Comisar: Longfellow Hall: Com- mercial, Sportsmanship C o u n c il, Unity Forum, Chorus. Suzanne Cooper: Longfellow Hallg Col- lege Prep., Class Day Committee. Robert J. Craig: Longfellow Hall, Gen- eral. Maurice Crawford: Longfellow Hall: General, Reserve Football. Barbara Bogrow: Longfellow Hall: Commercial, Ticket and Ushering Committee. Faye Booker: Longfellow Hall: Gener- al, Future Nurses Club, Senior Play Committee. Nettie Marie. Booth: Longfellow Hall, College Prep. Matilda Borenstein: Longfellow Hall, Commercial, Unity Forum, Future Teachers Club. Gloria Bounker: Longfellow Hall: Col- lege Prep., Senior Play Committee. Miriam Bragman: Longfellow Hallg College Prep., Spanish Club, Sports- manship Council. Carol Bransky: Longfellow Hall: Col- lege Prep., Spanish Club, G.A.A., Treasurer. Barbara Bresoff: Longfellow Hall: Commercial. Charles Brown: Longfellow Hallg Gen- eral, Varsity Basketball, Co-Captain Varsity Track, Varsity Football, C Club, Secretary Sportsmanship Coun- cil. Nancy Brown: Longfellow Hallg Col- lege Prep., Senior Play Committee. Wilma Bryant: Longfellow Hall: Com- mercial. Patricia Burks: Longfellow Hall: Col- lege Prep., Class Day Committee. .,.,.. . :.. ' ' .,... . I I Sixty-hve Willie Ann Crawford: Longfellow Hall, Commercial, Y-Teens. June Alice Crisp: Longfellow Hall, Commercial, Senior Play Committee, Y-Teens. Leba Francine Cutler: L o n g f e ll o w Hall, College Prep., French Club, Quill and Scroll, Student Council, Central Student, News-Feature Edi- tor. Ronald Danuloff: Longfellow H a ll , Commercial. Carolyn Davis: Emerson Hall, Com- mercial. Barbara DePiard: Longfellow H all, College Prep., G.A.A., Varsity Swim- ming, Spanish Club. Sam Diskin: Emerson Hall, General, Reserve Football. Sammy Dorfman: Longfellow Hall, College Prep, Varsity Tennis, C Club, Latin Club, Secretary Science Club, Color and Motto Committee. Ray Bernard Dowdle: Emerson Hall, Commercial. Harvey Drapkin: Longfellow Hall, Col- lege Prep., Varsity Baseball, Spanish Club. Max Maurice Dubrinsky: E m e r s o n Hall, College Prep. Stanford Ducker: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep. Sixty-six Kathleen Dunn: Longfellow Hall, Gen- eral, Future Teachers Club, Varsity Basketball, Y-Teens. Bonnie. Ebstein: Longfellow Hall, Com- mercial, Unity Forum. Joan Edelheit: Longfellow Hall, Col- lege Prep., Spanish Club, Unity Forum. Leah Edwards: Emerson Hall, Com- mercial. Ernest John Eick: Longfellow Hall, College Prep. Marvin Eisner: Longfellow Hall, Col- lege Prep. Joyce Elkowitz: Longfellow Hall, Col- lege Prep. Margaret Ellias: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Spanish Club, Sportsmanship Council, Unity Forum. Howard Michael Ellis: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Band, Orchestra, Unity Forum, Printing Committee. Illene Leta Emerman: Longfellow Hall, College Prep., Spanish Club, Future Teachers Club, Library Staff. Elissa Ifriednmn: Emerson Hall: Com- mercial. Harry Phillip Frie-dman: Emerson Hallg College Prep. Phyllis Nina Gaba: Emerson Hall: Col- lege Prep., Unity Forum, Secretary Sportsmanship Council. Elaine Sandra Garfinkel: E m e r s o n Hall, Commercial. Ann Karen Glaedey: Emerson Hall, General. Geraldine A. Glaser: Emerson Hall, College Prep. Elaine Lynne Gold: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep., Sportsmanship Council, Senior Play Committee. Bluma Florence. Goldberg: Emerson Hall, Commercial, Senior Play, Unity Forum, Sportsmanship Council. Herman B. Goldberg: Emerson Hall, General, Varsity Cross-Country, C Club. Shirley Gonte: Emerson Hallg Commer- cial, Sportsmanship Council. Margo Emmer: Longfellow Hall, Gen- eral. Jay Epstein: Emerson Hall, Commer- cial. Marvin Ersher: Emerson Hall: College Prep., Student Council, Class Day Committee. Carole Evintz: Emerson Hall: College Prep., Unity Forum, Sportsmanship Council, Spanish Club, Finance Com- mittee. Roberta Feldman: Emerson Hallg Gen- eral. Lois Kay Feldstein: Emerson Hall, College Prep., French Club, Unity Forum, Sportsmanship Council, Sen- ior Play. Sheila Anne Fiarman: Emerson Hallg College Prep., Sportsmanship Coun- cil, French Club, Unity Forum, Sen- ior Play. Harriet Fields: Emerson Hall, Commer- cial, Student Council, Secretary Fu- ture Teachers Club, Treasurer Social Committee, Co-Chairman, I.M.S.S.C. Representative, Sportsmanship Coun- cil Miriam Firestone: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep., Sportsmanship Council, Unity Forum. Hannah Fligelman: Emerson Hall, Commercial, Unity Forum, Sports- manship Council. June Freeman: Emerson Hall: Com- mercial, Unity Forum, Sportsman- ship Couniil. Charlene Friedman: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep., G.A.A., Quill and Scroll, French Club, Central Student Staff. Sixty-seven Arnold Gordon: Emerson Hall, College Prep. Hadar Granader: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep., Senior Play, Freshman Football. Joan Green: Emerson Hall, College Prep., French Club, Senior Play. Alice Greenbaum: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep. Cleo Griffin: Emerson Hall, College Prep., French Club, Unity Forum. Class Day Committee. Judith Grodsky: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Quill and Scroll, Future Teachers Club Secretary, Central Student, Feature Editor. Barbara Halpern: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep., French Club, Orchestra. Janice Gail Hammerstein: Emerson Hall, General, G.A.A., Unity Forum, Ticket and Ushering Committee. Alisanne Harelik: Angell Hall, College Prep., French Club, Finance Com- mittee. Esther Hayman: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Spanish Club, Unity Forum, Sportsmanship Council, Class Day Committee. Pauline Heisler: Emerson Hall, Com- mercial, Unity Forum, Art Commit- tee. Arlene Ellen Herman: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Senior Play Commit- tee, Finance Committee, Centralite Ad Staff. Sixty-eight Ronald Hersh: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Sportsmanship Council Presi- dent, Choir, Ticket and Ushering Committee, Ensemble. William T. Hill: Angell Hall, General. Marsha Hirsch: Emerson Hall, College Prep., French Club, Future Teach- ers Club, Sportsmanship Council, Spauish Club, Social Committee. Florence Hoffman: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep., Spanish Club, Unity Forum, Library Staff, Future Teach- ers Club. Lawrence Hoffman: Emerson H all , College Prep., Senior Play, Science Club, Color land Motto Committee. Ingeborg Hoglz Angell Hall, Commer- cial. Doreenc Hollander: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep., G.A.A. Secretary, Swim- ming Team. Gerald Hoshkovitz: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep., Senior Play, Varsity Bas- ketball, Sportsmanship Council, Re- serve Football, Reserve Basketball. Frances Inez Hunt: Angell Hall, Col- lege Prep., Choir. Ernie Huskey: Emerson Hall, Com- mercial, I Lionel Katchem: Angell Hall, College Prep., Math Club, Printing Commit- tee. Beverly Katz: Angell Hall, Commercial. L. Rena Katz: Angell Hall, College Prep., French Club, Central Student, Senior Play, Student Council. Brenda Kaufman: Angell Hall, College Prep., Latin Club, G.A.A., Centralite Staff, Math Club, Printing Commit- tee, Co-Chairman. Doreen Kaufman: Angell Hall, College Prep., Future Teachers Club, Finance Committee, Centralite Ad Staff. Jerry Lawrence Kazdan: Angell Hall, College Prep.. P. A. Reporter, Band, Orchestra, Math Club, Commence- ment Speaker. Rita Sandra Kazdan: Angell Hall, Col- lege Prep., Student Council, Central Student Staff, Class Day Committee Co-Chairman, Class Historian. Ruth Lee Keller: Angell Hall, College Prep., Senior Play C o m m i t t e e, Sportsmanship Council. P u b l i c i t y Committee. Esther Kingston: Angell Hall, College Prep., Sportsmanship Council, Color and Motto Committee, French Club. Rosetta Harriet Klee: Angell Hall, Commercial, Ticket and Ushering Committee. Sandra Iczkovitz: Emerson Hall, Col- lege Prep., Spanish Club, Sportsman- ship Council, Future Teachers Club, Ticket and Ushering Committee. Fred Imbe-r: Emerson Hall, College Prep., Varsity Tennis, C Club, Color and Motto Committee. Phyllis Ivory: Emerson Hall, College Prep, Spanish Club, Unity Forum, Central Student Circulation Mana- ger, Sportsmanship Council, Class Poetess. Diane Jacobson: Emerson Hall, College Prep, Spanish Club, Sportsmanship Council, Unity Forum, Senior Play Committee. Beverly Jaffee: Emerson Hall, Com- mercial, Central Student, Quill and Scroll. Grady Johnson: Angell Hall, Commer- cial. Arlene Judd: Angell Hall, Commercial. Alyce Juntunen: Angell Hall, General. David Michael Kahrnoff: Angell Hall, College Prep., Math Club, Social Committee. Lewis Kaplan: Angell Hall, College Prep., Art Committee. Phyllis Kaplan: Angell Hall, College Prep, Senior Play, Student Council, Sportsmanship Council, Unity Forum, Science Club. Marvin Kasky: Angell Hall, College Prep., Senior Play. I l Sixty-nine Norman Klein: Angell Hall, College Prep. Phyllis Klein: Angell Hall, College Prep., Sportsmanship Council, Span- ish Club, Future Teachers Club Treasurer, Social Committee. Susanna Klein: Angell Hall, College Prep. Rochelle Klempner: Angell Hall, Col- lege Prep., Senior Play, Unity Forum, Sportsmanship Council, French Club. Hilliard Kolegowskyz Angell Hall, Col- lege Prep. Rochelle Komisar: Angell Hall, College Prep., Central Student News Editor, Sportsmanship Council, Quill and Scroll, French Club, Senior Play Committee Chairman. Eugene Konstant: Angell Hall, College Prep., Central Student Cartoonist, Quill and Scroll, Art Committee. Dvera Kotkinz Angell Hall, General. Geraldine L. Kulish: Angell Hall, Col- lege Prep., Spanish Club, Unity Forum, Sportsmanship Council, Pub- licity Committee Co-Chairman. Frances Kunin: Angell Hall, Commer- cial. Ethel E. Kusnit: Angell Hall, College Prep., French Club, Centralite Art Editor, Sportsmanship Council, Art Committee Co-Chairman, Senior Play Committee. Harvey J. Kutinsky: Angell Hall, Col- lege Prep., Freshman Football, Sen- ior Play, Finance Committee. Seventy Mark Labe: Angell Hall, College Prep. Marshall Lahr: Whittier Hall, College Prep. Elaine Last: Angell Hall, College Prep., Sportsmanship Council, Ticket and Ushering Committee. Connor Lazarov: Angell Hall, College Prep., Orchestra, Band, Math Club. Stanley Lechtzin: Angell Hall, College Prep. Martin Lederman: Angell Hall, College Prep., Ticket and Ushering Commit- tee. Winifred Helene Ledger: Angell Hall, College Prep., Central Student Edi- tor-in-Chief, Varsity Tennis Co-Cap- tain, G.A.A. President, French Club Vice-President, C 0 m m e n c e m e nt Speaker. Lou Vera Lee: Angell Hall, Commer- cial, Art Committee. Allen Leiderman: Angell Hall, College Prep., Math Club, Freshman Foot- ball, Ticket and Ushering Committee. William Levin: Angell Hall, College Prep., 12B-12A Vice-President, Math Club, Student Council, Varsity Ten- nis, Chorus. wi' Beverli Litvin: Whittier Hall, General, Sportsmanship Council, Senior Play. Joel M. Lubin: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Varsity Baseball, C Club, Finance Committee. Albert Luehtan: Whittier Hall' College Prep. , U William Mabin: Whittier Hall, College Prep. Vita Saundra Malkin: Whittier Hall, General. Jay Burton Mann: Whittier Hall, Col- lege Prep., Band. Sharon Lee Marks: Whittier Hall, Col- lege Prep. Ernest Marshall: Whittier Hall, Col- lege Prep. Barbara Martin: Whittier Hall, Com- mercial. Marion Martin: Whittier Hall, Com- mercial, Ticket and Ushering Com- mittee. Phyllis Adele Levine: Angell Hall, Commercial. Burton Levitt: Angell Hall, Commer- cial. Sandra Levy: Angell Hall, College Prep., Art Committee, Spanish Club, Sportsmanship Council, Unity Forum. Arnette Lee Lewis: Angell Hall, Com- mercial. Etheleen Lichtenstein: Angell Hall, College Prep., Sportsmanship Coun- cil, French Club, Class Day Com- mittee. Arthur Saul Lieberman: Angell Hall, College Prep, C Club President, Senior Play, Cross Country, Basket- ball, Sportsmanship Council. Dennis Lieberoff: Whittier Hall, Gen- eral, Varsity Swimming. Fred Lipovitch: Angell Hall, College Prep., Freshman Cross-Country, Ticket and Ushering Committee, Co- Chairman. Herbert Byron Lipson: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Unity Forum. Phyllis Liptzen: Angell Hall, College Prep., Varsity Tennis, Orchestra, Central Student, Quill and Scroll, Color and Motto Committee Co- Chairman. Mattie Elizabeth Little: Whittier Hall, General. Ronald C. Little: Angell Hall, Varsity Football, C Club, Choir, Ensemble, Finance Committee. A Marion Mason: Whittier Hall, Com- mercial, Y-Teens. Carol Ann Mazer: Whittier Hall, Com- mercial. Beatrice McAfee: Whittier Hall, Col- lege Prep., Unity Forum. Thomas McEwen: Whittier Hall: Gen- eral. Edward Menczer: Whittier Hallg Col- lege Prep., Senior Play Committee. Everett Meredith: Whittier Hall: Gen- eral. Rita Merkle: Whittier Hall, College Prep., 12B-12A Secretary, Student Council, French Club, Sportsmanship Council. Elaine Metz: Whittier Hall, C ollege Prep., Student Council, Publicity Committee. Edward Miller: Whittier Hall, Social Committee, Senior Play Committee. Paula Milling: Whittier Hall: Commer- cial, Crchestra. Lorraine Ruth Mills: Whittier Hallg General, Unity Forum, Ticket and Ushering Committee. Sander L. Minkow: Whittier Hall, Com- mercial. Seventy-two Douglas Moore: Angell Hall: Commer- cial, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Choir. Patsy Jayn Moore: Whittier Hall, Com- mercial. Myrna Mosco: Whittier Hall: Com- mercial. Dave Moscow: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Senior Play. Marilyn June Moskowitz: Whittier Hall: Commercial. Malinda Moton: Whittier Hall, Com- mercial, Ticket and Ushering Com- mittee. Rochelle Nachman: Whittier Hall: Col- lege Prep., Commencement Speaker, French Club, Orchestra, Band. Leonard Natinsky: Whittier Hallg Col- lege Prep., Central Student Exchange Editor, Quill and Scroll, Publicity Committee. Judith Nelson: Whittier Hall: College Prep., Sportsmanship Council, French Club, Student Council, Social Com- mittee. Frances Edith Novetsky: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Orchestra, Color and Motto Committee. Carol Quatro: Lincoln Hall, Commer- cial, Senior Play Committee. Irwin Rabinowitz: Whittier Hall, Col- lege Prep., Math Club, Finance Com- mittee. Jordan S. Raider: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Finance Committee. Gerald Rakotz: Whittier Hall, College Rrep., 12B-12A President, Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, C Club, Commencement Speaker. Clarence Randall: Lincoln Hall, College Prep. Elaine Barbara Richman: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Spanish Club, Future Teachers Club, Unity Forum, Ticket and Ushering Committee, Co-Chair- man. Ernestine Robertson: Lincoln Hall, Commercial. Gloria Dolores Robinson: Lincoln Hall, Commercial. Sandra Rose: Lincoln Hall, C o lle g e Prep., Varsity Basketball Student Manager, Future Nurses Club. Fred Rosen: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Varsity Swimming, Finance Committee Co-Chairman. Irving Oleinickz Whittier Hall, College Prep., Band, Ticket and Ushering Committee. Judith Oppenheim: Whittier Hall, Col- lege Prep., Spanish Club, Future Teachers Club, Commencement Speaker. Charles Davis Ozment: Whittier Hall, General. Joyce Parker: Whittier Hall, Com- mercial. Jerry Parr: Whittier Hall, College Prep. Naomi Peltz: Whittier Hall, General. Nehemiah Pitts: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Varsity Cross-Country, Senior Play, Ensemble. Sally B. Plafkin: Whittier Hall, Com- mercial, Ticket and Ushering Com- mittcc. Cheryl Pomeranz: Whittier Hall, Gen- eral. Herbeit Gordon Pont: Whittier Hall, College Prep., Varsity Baseball, So- cial Committee. Sandra Potocsky: Whittier Hall, Col- lege Prep., French Club, I.M.S.S.C. Representative, Ticket and Ushering Committee. Sybil Pudavick: Whittier Hall, Gener- al, Orchestra, Sportsmanship Coun- cil Treasurer, Publicity Committee. '77 Seventy-three Harry Rosen: Lincoln Hall, C o l l e g e Prep. Ilene Corline Rosenberg: Lincoln Hall: General. Michael Rosenfeld: Lincoln Hall: Col- lege Prep., Class Day Committee. Natalie Joyce Rosengardz Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Unity Forum, Central- ite Co-Activities Editor, Central Stu- dent, Quill and Scroll. Gerald Rosenthal: Lincoln Hall: Col- lege Prep., Freshman Football, Freshman Track, Printing Commit- tee Co-Chairman. Mary lullen Rubin: Lincoln Hall: Col- lege Prep., Chorus. Shirley Rubin: Lincoln Hall: Commer- cial. Robert Ruby: Lincoln Hall: College Prep., Varsity Football, Reserve Bas- ketball, Class Day Committee Co- Chairman. Barry D. Ruskin: Lincoln Hall: College Prep., Science Club, Sportsmanship Council, Publicity Committee. Harriet Saferstein: Lincoln Hall: 12B- l2A Treasurer, Sportsmanship Coun- cil, Spanish Club, Future Teachers Club. Marvin Salomon: Lincoln Hall: College Prep, Ticket and Ushering Commit- tee. Jacqueline Saltz: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Cheer Team, Centralite Circu- lation Manager, All-City Dance. as XQ if X alia' X ta 1- Qu N 5 ' Y . , . ,,.. . . . .... Q ix , i , is . if Q if xi, 1,f',, A 'f 5 xiii? I tfiifiili gli Seventy-four tial' 5. vthl , Q7 x dw' I, v Judith Sanders: Lincoln Hallg College Prep. Centralite Editor - in - Chief, Central Student Staff, Quill and Scroll, Unity Forum. Robert Schechter: Lincoln Hall, Col- lege Prep., Reserve Basketball, Var- sity Basketball, Student Council Vice-President, Senior Play. Danny Schey: Lincoln Hall: College Prep., Freshman Track, Senior Play. Martin Schine: Lincoln Hall: College Prep., Freshman Football, Varsity Swimming. Herschel Schlussel: Lincoln Hall: Col- lege Prep., Science Club. Barbara Schneid: Lincoln Hall, Com- mercil Unity Forum, Ticket and Ushering Committee. Sybil Schreiber: Lincoln Hall: Com- mercial, Unity Forum. Friedelle Schreier: Lincoln Hall: Col- lege Prep., Tennis Team Co-Captain, Centralite Co-Activities Editor, Cen- tral Student Staff, Quill and Scroll. Toby Schreiman: Lincoln Hall: Com- mercial, Unity Forum, Sportsmanship Council. Sally Schulman: Lincoln Hall: College Prep., Latin Club, Senior Play Com- mittee. I Melvyn Samuel Silver: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Orchestra, Printing Committee, Senior Play Committee. Paul Silverman: Lincoln Hall, General. Rutha Simmons: Lincoln Hall, Com- mercial. Beverly Helen Simon: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Latin Club, Future Teachers Club, Color and Motto Com- mittee. Evelyn Simon: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Sportsmanship Council, French Club, Unity Forum, Chorus, Central- ite Ad Staff. Barbara Ann Smith: Lincoln H all, Commercial, Cheer Team, Social Committee, Sportsmanship Council, Senior Play Committee Chairman. Odell L. Smith: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball, C Club. Robert David Sobel: Lincoln Hall, Col- lege Prep., Finance Committee. Betty Lou Solomon: Eliot Hall, Gener- al. Alberta Steele: Lincoln Hall, Com- mercial. Burton Schwartz: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Senior Play Student Director, Varsity Football, Varsity Golf, C Club, Social Committee. Richard B. Schwartz: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Student Council, Sen- ior Play, Publicity Committee. Sharon Schwartz: Lincoln Hall, Com- mercial, Ticket and Ushering Com- mittee. Jamie M. Seals: Lincoln H-all, College Prep. Frederick Seay: Lincoln Hall, General, Varsity Baseball. Allen Warren Seel: Lincoln Hall, Col- lege Prep, C Club, Sportsmanship Council, Varsity Football, Spanish Club. Edith Lynn Seeman: Lincoln Hall, Col- lege Prep., Printing Committee. Araz Shahrigian: Lincoln Hall, College Prep. Varaz Shahrigian: Lincoln Hall, Col- lege Prep. Irene Shpargel: Lincoln Hall, Commer- cial. Marcia Dawn Silber: Lincoln Hall, Col- lege Prep., Orchestra, French Club, Sportsmanship Council, F i n a n c e Committee. Allen Silver: Lincoln Hall, C ol lc g e Prep. 14 77 Seventy-live Ellen Steinberg: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Sportsmanship Council, Senior Play Committee, Centralite Staff, Fi- nance Committee. William James Stephens: Lincoln Hall, College Prep., Varsity Basketball Co- Captain, Varsity T r a c k Captain, I.M.S.S.C. President, Student Coun- eil, Social Committee. Beverly Sue Ste-phenson: Lincoln Hall, Commercial, Ticket and Ushering Committee. Richard Sternberg: Lincoln Hall, Col- lege Prep., Latin Club, Senior Play, Centralite Advertising Manager, So- cial Committee. Robert M. Sternberg: L i n c o l n Hall, College Prep., Reserve Football, Var- sity Football, C Club, Latin Club. Robert Stewart: Eliot Hall, Commer- cial. Muriel Fern Stotzky: Eliot Hall, Col- lege Prep. Estelle Straver: Eliot Hall, C o l l e g e Prep., French Club, Future Teachers Club, Senior Play. Alvin Sulkes: Eliot Hall, College Prep., S t u d e nt Council, Commencement Speaker. Edith Supac: Eliot Hall, College Prep., French Club. Emily Supian: Eliot Hall, Commercial, Spanish Club, Sportsmanship Coun- cil, Unity Forum, Senior Play. Martin Stuart Sussman: Eliot Hall, Col- lege Prep., Science Club. 0 Q Seventy-six . :,- .. -'-' S a -. it . ., . ig,i..,.,, . f, ga, 'Y' '55 Q ,pixma N ' ' I. William I-I. Swartz: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Senior Play, Math Club. Selden A. Tachna: Eliot Hall, College Prep. Allan Jules Taksier: Eliot Hall, Col- lege Prep. Douglas Talbot: Eliot Hall, C o lle g e Prep., Varsity Cross- Country Co- Captain, Varsity Track. Jack Thav: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Latin Club, Art Committee. Ann Thomas: Eliot Hall, Commercial, Basketball Team. Nancy Tolander: Eliot Hall, Commer- cial, Art Committee. Eleanor Gay Tractenberg: Eliot Hall, College Prep., French Club, Future Teachers Club Vice-President, Senior Play Committee, Printing Commit- tee. Lucille Trice: Eliot Hall, College Prep. Sorenia M. Turner: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Varsity Basketball Student Manager, Spanish Club, Choir, En- semble, Class Day Committee. . 2 ff ' - er N -X MQ: , ta . N X . X xp NN Y 5. Y5lf9,tisf' s s wsgfsit , .N : xg Spb . ' as X : tr 1 . ' , xx., X Jeremy Wendell: Eliot Hall: College Prep., Spanish Club Treasurer, Class Day Committee, Centralite Staff, Central Student Ad Staff, Senior Play Committee. Rachel Leah Wenner: Eliot Hall: Col- lege Prep, Juanita Whisenton: Eliot Hall: College Prep., Future Nurses Club Treasurer, Cheer Team, Unity Forum, Modern Dance Club, G.A.A. Margaret White: Eliot Hall: C o l l e G e Preb., G.A.A., Varsity Basketball Co- Captain, Cheer Team Captain, Senior Play. Mildred Estelle White: Eliot Hall: Col- lege Prep., Choir, Orchestra, Senior Play, Publicity Committee. Nancy White: Eliot Hall: College Prep., Varsity Swimming Co-Captain, Cen- lralite Sports Editor, Student Coun- cil, Finance Committee Co-Chairman, G.A.J1.. President. Donna Mae Wiener: Eliot Hall: Com- mercial, Library Staff. Bobbie. Jean Wiley: Eliot Hall: Com- mercial, Cheer Team, Ensemble, Choir, All-City Dance, Modern Dance Club. Betty Williams: Eliot Hall, C o l l e g e Prep, Basketball Team. Betsy Gail Wilson: Eliot Hall: College Prep., Technicians Club, Senior Play Student Director. Burton Tushman: Eliot Hall: General, Reserve Football, Varsity Football, CU Club. Patricia Ullah: Eliot Hall: College Prep., Future Nurses Club Vice- President, Senior Play, Choir. Lynne Varkle.: Eliot Hall: Commercial, Senior Play, Unity Forum. Stuart Waks: Eliot Hall: College Prep., Spanish Club. Andrea Walker: Eliot Hall: Commer- cial, Unity Forum, Modern Dance Club. Sandra Wander: Eliot Hall: C o l l e g e Prep., Spanish Club, Future Teachers Club, Unity Forum. David B. Wein: Eliot Hall, C ol le g e Prep., Sportsmanship Council, Span- ish Club. Marilyn Gloria Weinberg: Eliot Hall: College Prep., Latin Club Secretary, Unity Forum Treasurer, Sportsman- ship Council, Central Student, Publi- city Committee. Lynne Kay Weindling: Eliot Hall: Com- mercial, Choir. Shirley Weinstock: Eliot Hall: College Prep.. Sportsmanship Council, Stu- dent Council, G.A.A., Senior Play, Class Day Committee. Richard Weiss: Eliot Hall: College Prep., Freshman and Varsity Foot- ball, Varsity Track, Senior Play. Rosalie Weiss: Eliot Hall: College Prep., Future Teachers Club, Science Club, Sportsmanship Council, Social Com- mittee, Senior Play Committee. '77 Seventy-seven Wilbert Wimbush: Eliot Hallg Varsity Track, Cross - Country Co - Captain, Sportsmanship Council, C Club. Lauren Winquist: Eliot Hall, College Prep., Varsity Swimming, Art Com- mittee Co-Chairman. Norvell Wisner: Eliot Hall, Commer- cial, Art Committee. Gloria Fay Wolf: Eliot Hallg Commer- cial. Leonard Yovis: Eliot Hallg C o ll e g e Prep., Varsity Football, Varsity Base- ball, C Club. Sandra Zager: Eliot Hall, College Prep., French Club, Ticket and Usher Com- mittee. Arlene Zaretine: Eliot Hallg College Prep. Elaine Zeidman: Eliot Hiallg C o l 1 e g e Prep., Centralite Graduate Editor, Quill and Scroll, Class Historian, French Club, Central Student Staff. Marilyn Zelickman: Eliot Hallg Com- mercial, Sportsmanship Council, Fu- ture Nurses Club. Janet Zucker: Eliot Hallg College Prep. Arnold Zuroff: Eliot Hall, C o l le ge Prep., Senior Play, Varsity Golf, Sportsmanship Council, P u b l i c i ty Committee Co-Chairman. Stephen A. Zweig: Eliot Hallg College Prep., Student Council, Social Com- mittee Co-Chairman. January Graduates Without Pictures Roosevelt Burch Sheldon Hack Al Coleman Bernie Powers Harvey Cooper Robert Repitor Max Ernst Betty Wlzer June Graduates Without Pictures Rebecca Allen Gloria Harduck Cary Anderson Mary Hill Bernard Beitner Ralph Hurtte James Boskill Leslie Kempfer Naomi Cohen Marlon Kent Herbert Currie Dma Lebow Marian Endres Thomas Light Allan Greene Laura Sarko Seventy-eight Gary Berger Peggy Boyers Janice Brown Robert Buch Adele Chesik Frieda Cope Donald Eisenberg Gary Eisenberg Rhoda Garber Sherman Givhan Helen Goodman Janet Gross Summer School Graduates Sevenly-nine Robert Greenberg George Harris Grace Johnson Renny McKamey Marvin Miles Leah Please Norman, Rosenberg Roy ' Rubin Herbert Sandler Eighty Lionel Maslowsky Sylvester Rogers Harriett Shiener f Summer School Graduates Burton Sirlin Dianne Thurswell Lavonne Williams Beverly Williams Eddie Williams Centyrallebrities Journalism students are busily at work to bring the ne-ws to 'Lites. The pause that refreshes in square dance class. Aquaettes practice for future meet. Stop the music! Mr. Kertesz's baton went off key. -.ns ,M kt... Eighty-one Congratulations to the Grads Detroit No. 63 A.Z.A. A. Z. A. 63 -Row 1-Jack Gilbert, Gary man, Micky Alterman, Al See.l, Barry Rus- Eisenberg, Burt Schwartz, Jerry Hoshkovitz, kin. Art Lieberman, Bob Schechter, Leon Hess. Row 3,-Dick Louistony Sherwin Wilner, Jerry Row 2 - H 0 w a r d Cohen, Don Eisenberg, Zack, Marty Altman, Harvey Kutinsky, Har- Moishe Glinski, Dave Moscow, Harvey Ber- vey Wolf, Ronnie Daneloff. Michigan Regional Basketball Champions Midwestern U. S. District Basketball Champions Class C Bowling Champions City Bowling Champions Eighty-lwo A. Z. A. Samuel Gompers 811 A. Z. A. GOMPERS-Kneeling-F. Stein, M. Salomon. Row 1-D. Silver, D. Lipschutz, J. Cohen, M. a1'0V- Ersher, S. Friedman, S. Davidson. Row 2-D. Aslov, I. Oleinick, M. Labe, R. Fruitman, G. Ratotz, B. Ruby, M. Rosenfeld, H. Ellis, N. Lessem, D. Sternberg, Lou ' Cohen. Row 4-M. Lederman, A. Liederman, A. Zur- off, R. Weiss, L. Kaplan, B. Mindell, M Mendelson. Our heartiest congratulations to all the grads. Row 3-H. Sandler, B. Naftely, L. Schiff, B. Rubinstein, S. Zweig, H. Bulofsky, C. Laz- Eighty-three WALSH IS A Study at Walsh, the school that special- izes in teaching Accountancy and Financial Administration. Study at Walsh, where Michigan certified public accountants, auditors, financial executives and suc- cessful business proprietors have studied SPECIALIST for the past thirty-three years. Day, evening or Saturday classes will begin September 12, 1955. Registration for Fall classes begins August 1, 1955. Free placement assistance to students and graduates. WALSH INSTITUTE CCOUNTANCY A Non-Proflt Coeducational School of Accountancy and Financial Administration I20 MADISON AVENUE, DETROIT 26, MICII. - Telephone W0 I-5136 for free bulletin lay mall I LOUIS D. BRANDEIS B. B. G. 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THAV AND FAMILY 25I2 CorI'Iand MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR TRACTENBERG 3278 LesIie TWIN PINES FARM DAIRY 8445 Lyndon UNIQUE LAMP COMPANY II845 Linwood MR. AND MRS. DAVID WOLF 2377 FuIIerIon Avenue MR. AND MRS. DONALD S. ZIMBERG 3265 TyIer MR. AND MRS. ZWERLING 3026 Mon'Ierey Eighty-six BEST WISHES I -from- Your Official Photographer 'std Portraits at their Finest SINCE t9I9 'M I' I rs C R A I N .n Q STUDIO l9456 LIVERNOIS UN. 4-7704 Zl II WOODWARD 694i SCHAEFER 95 GAS SERVICE since 1851 f X' x , I , Ebii '0w : I E XX g , 2 I Lf n-'SHKYII' .J l CQ . ' Www, Q CII I Gas service was first provided for Detroit users back in 1851. ll At that time only a few homes were lucky enough to receive the Q wonderful, new illuminating gas to replace kerosene lamps. Today we are serving more than three-quarter million cus- tomers in Detroit and Michigan. And the natural gas provided Hifi' is used in a great many ways . . . for cooking, water heating, refrigerating, incinerating, clothes drying, and house heating. Industry uses gas in a variety of processing operations. I We plan continually for the years ahead in order to provide an adequate supply of gas for the needs of the communities we serve. , , MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED GAS COMPANY Serving 785,000 customers in Michigan iq: Eighty-eight 1 Q Seniors Billy Levin, Elaine Zeidman, A dozen turns of the wheel, three mut- Gerry Rakotz, and Irving Oleinick stop tered curses, and final collapse result in to read a sign during the Centralite one sewn seam. campaign. 59.55 f- x...fp i 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. S ME BED S ERE HRTH41 A EHEELHUN ' -S4 as QNX Another nice thing about telephone work is that you'll associate with people your own age, just out of school, too. You'll work in clean, bright, pleasant surroundings. YVhether 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 Eighty-ni MQW? to remember . . . Edison will help you . . 0 Plan your kitchen o Select your lamps o Do the laundry easier One of these days, perhaps very soon, you'1l be starting a home of your own. When that time comes, look to the trained young women in the Home Service Divi- sion at Detroit Edison. They can help you solve many of the homemaking problems that frequently puzzle a new bride. 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