Central High School - Centralite Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

Page 42 text:

Q. JK Co-Presidents-S. Komisar, H. Freedman O I I 'Navel Une .LJ glued. .I at D 01145. Upon entering a meeting of the French Club, sponsored by Miss Phyllis Ward, the chatter is distinctly Continental. All French students fin French 'Sw-'-'-' B-H-- W -'-H-C 3 or higherl who hope to widen their scope in this language, meet to converse, hear lectures, and plan varied programs in French 4: .,...-. -- - - i,....... FRENCH CLUB Rowl H Welle R Berman D Docks J Gerstol J Rothenberg J Spurlmg Row 2-L. Shurgin, M. Lowinger, E. Ring, D. Sklar, V Parker, O. Kutnick Row 3-P. Roth, H. Chudnow, G. Manila, R. Finkel, E. Durham, B. Garber, M. Frankel, B. Williams Row 4-l. Sage, S. Bernstein, S. Gold, T. Deutsch, J. Pelcman, M. Rubenstein, E. Shey L. Fields, S. Levi, S. Karasick, A. Brown Miss Phyllis Ward Sponsor-French Club Row 5-R. Venable, S. Greenbaum, S. Whitson, B. Moss,-, cgi . 4,35 S Mitzi Rachleff President

Page 41 text:

,K be QUILL AND SCROLL-Row 'l-G. Manela, E. Ring, M. Row 3--I. Ray, H. Freedman, S. Fox, R. Finkel l '- Rachleff, F. Steingold Row 4-M. Grodsky, A. Summers, R. Berman xx X X X Row 2-M. Linden, B. Garber, A. Margolis, S. Kom- Row 5-L. Cohen, S, Linovitz, S, Davidson , ' ' isar xv.. K mx I F F 'Wm www .-u wx 1-susan push.-luv 0' lm' Signifying outstanding writers in the field of journalism is a small gold pin which is the emblem of the Quill and Scroll, an international organization. Centralites who belong to our chapter, the Walt Whitman Chapter, become life-long members of Quill and Scroll by submitting a piece of their writing for iudgment. Each is in the upper third of his class, and has a recommendation from Mr. Birger Baklce. 37

Page 43 text:

rs 9 Q ,QI i Q K x 'F 50 Y .SES ff' YQ- 'Q is Those foreign sounding words like amo, aqua, and salute, are not a conspirators' code, but are terms employed by the Latin Club members. High- lighting activities of the season was the trip to Ann Arbor, seeing Helen of Troy, and the initiation, LATIN CLUB-Row l-A. Margolis, B. Kanarik, A. Malo- fouris, M. Coman, J. Rhine-hart, M. Grodsky Row 2-A. Rabinowitz, W. Smith, E. Spilkin, M. Feuer, B. Hershey, M. Schlacter, M. Bush isponsorl Row 3-M. Jacobs, P. McFall, K. Dardin, A. Lorber, D. Katz, J. Maltzman, M. Berman, J. Goldberg QC ,Ts J '-...,.gp-nv-- o-'-'f+'--o-- ' O - - C23 ,ff-fgi1 Li1 J M- 'if' 'C www One of the highlights for students of Spanish is W the Spanish Club, which gives members an oppor- 'Q Q:-cf tunity to use their skill outside the classroom. Students C M A 'g ' iczparticipate in activities such as skits, discussions, A 'r W' 4' restaurant trips and movies, with the emphasis on the use of Spanish. ' S. Brown Abrams, R. Lupovitch is SPANISH CLUB-Row l-A. Margolis, J. Peltzman, Mathis D Jonas M lndianer Row 2-L. Starver, M. Nnsenbaum, S. Vellck, R. Horwitz, Row 3 E Axelrod D Slobin L Deutsch L Deutch A Row 4 E August F Farmer H Goodman B Falbaum c-jf 5- J Row 5-R. Branford, J. Gutman, A. Abrams, J. Branch, C. Strictland P 1 i resident