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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30
CAROL GROUP

Ever since Lee Bracken, Jack
Lay, John Anderson, and DR.. Rich
ard Semon sang together in quar-
tet some 10 years ago, Christmas
caroling trip has been an annual
event for their families. The group
is augmented by few friends.
The Allen Satterfields and the Bob
Englebecks were along this year,
and Dick and Nancy Welty, here
from Portland enroute to their new
home in Jacksonville, Fla. also
were welcome additions. There was
new feature of this years trip,
enjoyed by everyone on whom the
fine singers called last Thursday
night. Children went along for
early-evening caroling, including a
visit to the hospital and to several
shut-ins. Ginny Bracken directs the
carolers.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30
Society News
"A Christmas Dream Is Theme For
Beautiful High School Holiday Formal

Red, white and silver carrying
out "a Christmas Dream" theme
in setting of sparkling beauty
transformed the armory into a
holiday fairyland Wednesday night
as more than 800 guests enjoyed
the annual school Christmas for
NAL.
This years dance was sponsored
by the Duelocta Club, a 17-mem-
ber girls school organization,
whose hard work resulted in one
of the best holiday formals high
school students have had. Sharon
Anderson is president, Betty Lou
Sarty vice-president, Nancy Jones
treasurer, Sue Eaton secretary
Roberta ShertZer was decorations
chairman, Jeanne Amato had
charge of invitations, Faythe Duffy
was dinner chairman, Janet Lowe
was in charge of refreshments.
Other members, Patti Eurenius,
Virginia Ballreich, Lois HeinSen,
Judy Stucky, Joyce Rickner, Car
rie Webb, Judy Everett, Bonnie
Boyle, and Janice Warnke served
on various committees. A seven
o'clock dinner at the Island House
for club members and their es'
corts preceded the dance, and a
breakfast at Betty Lou Sarty's
home was its climax. Escorts of
club members included Howard
Mackey, Gary Cullenen, Clyde En-
derle, Terry Cornell, Tom Myers,
Dave Griffin, Steve Corthell,
Whitley Best, Dave Martin, Tim
Mulligan, Henry Clark, Jack Berg
man, Fred Kollman, Cooper Hes
chel, Lee Warnke.
Ernie Duffield's orchestra play
ed for dancing from 8 to II. The
orchestra setting was fireplace,
flanked by white Christmas tree
with red lights. Ceiling and side
walls were red, with a silver
sleigh, Santa House and stars IN
sparkling profusion.
Mothers of club members pre-
sided as punch and cookies were
served during the evening.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30
OHIO EDISON PARTY

Mr. and Mrs. Luther Heiserrnan
entertained members and families
of the Sales department and young
ladies of the office force of the
Ohio Edison Company at delight
full Christmas party in their Laurel
avenue home, Thursday evening,
Dec. %. Social diversions were en-
joyed throughout the evening and
delicious refreshments were serv-
ed.
Present were MIR. and Mrs. A.
E. Babcock, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Corbin, Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Del
maine, Miss Shirley Sharpe, Miss
Shirley Smith, Miss Ann Rounds,
Miss Gay Boyle, Miss Annabelle
Kihlken, Miss Joahn Zura and Mrs.
L. M. Kuebler, owner of the Edi-
son building.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30
Engagement Told
At Xmas Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Taylor are
announcing the engagement of
their daughter, Norma Jane, 1743
Fullington Road, Toledo, to Mr..
James E. Crowder, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tolbert Crowder, 514 East
Broadway, Toledo.
The engagement was announced
at Christmas dinner held in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ses-
sler of rural Sandusky. No date
has been set for the wedding.
Miss Taylor, 1852 graduate of
PCHS, is employed in the office of
the National Supply Co. in Toledo,
and Mr.. Crowder is an employee of
Libbey Owens Ford Co., and is a
graduate of Macomber high school.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30
Beautiful Holiday Decorations In St.
Thomas Church Mark Wood-NIcLeod Rites

The Christmas decorations at
picturesque st. Thomas Episcopal
church are among the loveliest in
town this year, and the beauty Of
the holiday greenery, flickering
candles, and glowing poinsettias
made an unforgettable setting for
the December "a wedding there
which Saturday united Ida Belle
Mcleod and David Rogers Wood.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Sheldon Mcleod,
Chicago Heights, and the groom is
the son of Dr.. and Mrs. Cyrus R.
Wood, Orchard Beach. The Rev.
Perry M. Blankenship officiated at
the 4::3O nuptials. Attendants were
Mrs. Howard French, matron of
honor, and H. Frederick Wood,
brother of the groom, best man.
David Mackey, 226 E. Fourth ST.,
was usher. Mrs. Duane Adams was
organist.
Miss Mcleod wore a ballerina
length gown of white silk, princess
style, with long sleeves and bodice
of white lace A pearl headdress
held her elbow length veil, and she
carried cascade bouquet of white
carnations. Mrs. French wore a
gown of white lace over beige lin
en-, with scoop neckline and match
ing hat. She carried a bouquet of
pink carnations.
The brides mother wore navy
blue silk crepe with pink rose cor
sage. The groom's mother was in
bronze taffeta with yellow rose
corsage.
An informal reception at the
Wood home was combined with the
traditional Christmas Eve dinner,
guests including the bridal party,
immediate families, and the Rev.
and Mrs. Blankenship.
Leaving for a few days honey
moon stay in Cincinnati, the bride
wore a travelling costume of black
tissue silk trimmed in rose velvet
The new Mr. and Mrs. Wood will
reside at the Woods Port Clinton
home, 426 Monroe st. A graduate
of Ohio Military Institute ii: Cincin
natl, David is associated with the
Wilkins Tree Service here. His
bride attended Blackburn Univer
sity at Carlinville and the Univer
sity of Illinois at Champaign.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30
FAMIL GATHERING

Christmas Eve gathering in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Keller
was complete this year for Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Welty and son Savid
arrived last Tuesday from Portland,
Ore. Dick left Tuesday for Jackson
vile, Fla, where he has been trans
ferred by the U. S. Gypsum Co.,
and Nancy and their small son will
join him later when housing facili-
ties are arranged.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30
DAIRY PARTY

Members of Lake Shore Dairy
and families held a Christmas party
and exchange at Edgar's. A special
gift was presented Alvin Wahlers
honoring his birthday.
Lake Shore Dairy office staff
held a Christmas party at the Is
land House, going later to the home
of Mrs. Jack Hopfinger for a gift
exchange and social evening.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30
FAMILY PARTY

i ANVIL TAX
Six of their seven children and
IL of their 13 grandchildren were
with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Clau-
baugh, Sr., of Catawba, for family
Christmas gathering Monday at
CataWba Community Hall. Illness
in the family prevented Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Mack Jr., with Jacque-
line and Cynthia, Cleveland, in
joining the family fun as the big
group gathered for a buffet sup
per, a visit from Santa in which
gifts we're distributed, with cards
and dancing afterwards. A Christ
mas tree added the table decora-
tions of pine cones, greenery and
red tapers. Present with the Ca
tawba parents were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul A. Miller, Paula Ruth, Paul
Edward and Jimmy; Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Trimarche Jr., Millie 10, Carl,
David; Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest c.
Smith, Marcia, Chuck; Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Claubaugh, Jr., Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Claubaugh, Mrs.
Ralph Knerr, all of Sandusky; Mr..
and Mrs. George Norcross, Debby
and Sandra, Toledo.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30
FAMILY HOME

For the first time in five years,
Mrs. John Mckay had both sons
home this Christmas. Dick Spreng-
er flew in last Wednesday from
Los Angeles, returning this week,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sprenger and
sons came from Washington, and
will be here until next Monday,
visiting the McKay's and Audrey's
mother, Mrs. Louise Windnagel.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30
CATAWBA PIT A

Catawba PIT A will observe
Fathers Night at its meeting Thurs
day, Jan. 5 at 8 pm. in the school
assembly room. Laurel Van Camp.
Genoa, naturalist and game protec
tor, will show slides and describe
various phases of conservation and
the Dept. of Wildlife activities in
OttaWa-cO.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold c. Nielsen,
w. Third St., announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Marlene
Sue, to William P. Segaard, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stensen P. Segaard,
of Hayes Ave. No date has been
set for the wedding.
Both are 1854 graduates Of Port
Clinton high school. Miss Nielsen
is a student nurse at st. Luke's
Hospital School of Nursing, Cleve-
land. Mr.. Segaard is a second year
engineering student at Ohio State
University.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30
BRIDGE CLUB

Members of the wednesday night
bridge club held their Christmas
party at the Island Hotel Decem-
Der 81. Bridge was played follow
ing delicious dinner. Prizes were
taken by Mrs. Paul Little and Mrs.
A. M. Johnson.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30
CLUB MEETS

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Young en-
tertained their couples bridge club
Sunday evening. Keith Montgom-
cry held high score for the even
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sahs will
entertain the group in two weeks.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30
HAVE GUESTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Brakeman of
Lansing, Mich. and Mr.. and Mrs.
julius RoSiar and Paula Jean were
Christmas dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Carstens and family.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30

p { O
PEG will meet at the home of
Mrs Howard Fulton next Thursday,
a luncheon at the Island House pre-
ceding the session. Mrs. Carl Kel-
Ter will have the program.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30
XMAS DINNER

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Poloni, Mary
Ann and Martin, Jr. entertained at
a Christmas dinner Sunday in their
E. Third st. home. The occasion
also was a celebration of Mr.. Po-
loni's birthday. Guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Malik, Sue and
John of Gypsum, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Molnar and sons Paul, Richard,
David and Pfc. Robert S. Molnar,
home on leave.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30
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CHURCH SERVICE

The Senior Young People of the
Evangelical United Brethren
Church will conduct the church
service on Sunday, January l, at
l0:40 am. Larry Hofacker will
preside. The message, Shoulders
of the Cross, will be given by
Alan Griffin, student at Cedarville
College, Cedarville, Ohio. There
will be personal testimonies and
prayers by several of the young
people. The public is cordially in
vited to attend this special service.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30
NO PAST CHIEFS

Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs will
not have their regular montaly
meeting in January.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-30

The beauty of Christmas services at DanbUry
Lutheran church is augmented greatly by its excel
lent ChiIdren's Choir, which appears Singing
Christmas Tree" a special tier platform, star
topped, which was fashioned from old church pews
by member of the congregation. Pictured
these children: Front row, left TO right: Fred
Rhoda, Betty BandaIean, Kathy Shrock, Irene Mras.
Billy Wadsworfh, Betty Khlken, Jeriyn Motel Bob
Truman Second row: Don Wadsworth, Marilyn
MOTEL, Gloria Nielsen, caro!e Mills, Pamua Collins,
Danna Rasmussen, Michael Owen. Third row: MYron
Dress, Nancy Radioff, Jean Traub, Susan Shrock,
The Arizona post., 1955-05-20
. CATSCAPADES o
By SHIRLEY ELPERN

SC h ool' S end, vacations,
graduations, all r e min d us
that this season is drawing to
a close. Many of us are plan.
ming trips back East to get
away from the Tucson heat
and to visit the "big city"
S a Fly Malinsky and Judy
Wasserman will soon be head
ing for Boston. Charlotte Fly.
er left for New York and
soon to follow her will be
Elaine Streiter. Sheila Levy
is heading the other direction,
out to Los Angeles, for the
S u m m er. EZZie Ezrailson
plans to work up at Lake Ia
hoe. Bobbie Vegodsky, also,
may work and vacation out
in L. A. Dick MasloW will
play baseball and attend sum
mer school over in Silver
City, NM. Bobbie Oppman
has gone to Chicago to stay
four or five months. Many of
us, including yours truly. will
be, staying in Tucson either
working or attending sum-
mer school.
Bushels of congratulations
go to graduating seniors at
the University. Last Sunday
Hillel House held their an
nual breakfast. Among the
many invited were several
prospective teachers; Barbara
Parker Berger, Sorkey Ell
perm, Bernice Steinberg. Sew
eral of the graduates will be
teaching on a college level
next year. Mel Robbins holds
an accounting fellowship and
Alan Cohen was awarded a
fellowship to teach at Case
Institute of Technology in
Cleveland. Many of the grad
The Arizona post., 1955-05-20
Securiityfor
AI|Mid-East
Still Unnlet

Speculation over why nothing
substantial has emerged aft
er nine months of Israel
American security talks. is
that the US. either remains
unconvinced of the gravity of
ISraeTS isolation or feel that
the primary and paramount
objective of American diplo-
macy is to win the Arabs.
One thought is that the
State Department may attach
first priority to WoOing the
Arabs, feeling that Israel
might later be given security
consideration. The process Of
discussion continues, how
ever, and Israel circles have
not Abandoned hope of even
tually making their point.
The Arizona post., 1955-05-20

An AZA swim party at
1oWie Goldstein's provided
AZA'ers and their dates with
an evening of fun and festiv-
ity. Dancing and marshmal-
low roast, added to gaiety. A
bit of old Italy in the form of
Pizza capped off the night
perfectly, as the merrymak-
ers gorged and goofed at a
Speedway dinery. A m on G
those present were: HOWE,
Deanna Meyerson, Julie Perl
man, Gil Saltzman, Judy Fink,
Dave FEEDER, Dave Schiesel,
Phyllis Milstein, Lois Elpern,
Phil Rose, Judy Kuropatkin,
Bill Berman, Ina Zunin, Stan
Podolsky, Vicki Myerson
Hirsch Handmaker, Howie
Bernstein, Ron Goldberg, Bob
Bernstein.
While we are on the sub
ject, Joyce GoldWyn gave a
fabulous Sweet Sixteen party
at her home, which featured
Pizza as one of the savory en-
trees. Some of the guests who
helped to make this a memor-
able occasion for Joyce were:
Ira Mishkind, Leona Shapiro,
Dave Miller, Sheila Epstein,
Gil Saltzman, Kay Latter,
Bob Steiger, Burt Watson,
Lois Fink, Esta Podolsky,
Belman, Louis Schaef-
fer, Anne Cranston, Joan
Shantz, Irv Yavelberg, Gerry
Rakita, Lee FrankeI.
What three steadies and an
spent a wild
night" together, minus their
better halves? P. S. Guess
who isn't going steady any
Congratulations to Burt
Watson on his success in the |
THIS Photography contest! |
To him, and to Julie PerIn1an,
Who made Senior Song Lead
er, 60 this weeks Blue Gar
1enias.
A party at Deanna Meyer
sons followed Sunday eve
ling's BBG installations. At
were: Anne Grams
The Arizona post., 1955-05-20
Around The Town With Reggie
By REGINA WEISS

ton, Wald President; Joyce
Goldwyn, Rebecca President,
and Lin d a Mishkind, Vida
Carasso, Kay Latter, Judy
Fink, Lois Elpern, Julie Perl
man, Esther Goldson, Ina
Zunin, Judy Levin, Sheila Ep-
stein, Joan Shantz, Dawn
Violin, Ruth Buchanan, Joyce
Friedman, and Darlene Copal-
man.
What Good Samaritan, had
his honorable deed" backfire
on him when a well meaning
??D girl friend returned
his clothes in English class?
Congratulations to Danny
Shafton, whose selection as
Editor of Tucson Highs out
standing wspaper, the
Chronicle, was recently an
nounced. Journalistic talent
seems to run in his family!
A picnic at the Diamond w.
ranch produced an after
Moons diversion for BBYOs
and their families. Among
those swimming, eating and
participating in the baseball
game were: Art Becker, Ber-
ME RabinowitZ, Marty Hal
perm, Phyllis Rakita, Dan
Kirchner, Anne and Irene
Steinberg, Allan Lesson, Ell
leen Goldberg, Eugene Karp,
to name only very few!
Be sure to see Marsha Ross
in Kadimah'S latest Morning
Star" I've heard tell this will
be a real treat!
Speaking of dramatics, tai
ented Anita Rich, will star as
the tomboy lead in TITS next
production - Time Out for
Ginger! !
Congratulations to all those
who have been selected as
Junior Guards for Gradua-
ton! This long list includes:
Judy Kuropatkin, Julie Perl
man, Dan Shafton, Sally Mil
er, Margot Landay, Janet |
Burke, Marty Halpern, HOWE
IoIdstein, Leona Shapiro, Ro-
Salind Miller, Judy Levin, |
Joyce Milder, Judy Fink.
The Arizona post., 1955-05-20

yates will be going out into
the business world. Bernice
Silverstein will be a leg al
stenographer in LA. A fter
taking a tour which will in
clude Israel, Jay Rivin will
go into business in Phoenix.
Several seniors will enter law
school hoping to make as
good lawyers as Charles
Whitehill, Don P it IS, Rita
Goldstein, and Barry Lever
ant will be now that they are
graduating from the u of A
law school. E erin g law
school in the fall are: Sandy
Brickner and Abe Ressisa.
Don Tobias will be in medic
al school next fall. Sherrie
Kahn is looking forward to
advertisement work in Chica-
go a f ter graduation. Joan
Schneck will be entering the
social work field, and Ronnie
Silverman will be a journalist
with some newspaper. Hold
ing up his career for awhile,
Bob Farber is entering the
service. Bert Col en-, Dick
Herbst, Lazaar Sonnenshein,
Bill Hitler, Jack Waltuch, and
Jack LefkoWitz will be going
into their respective fields
upon graduation. To all of
these people, the best Of luck.
Last Sunday night the
Young Adult Group held
their first annual dinner
dance at the Center. Sid Kra-
koWer's band furnished the
and a beautiful buffet
dinner was served at eleven
thirty.
To everyone leaving town,
have a swell time and re-
member your Tucson friends.
The Arizona post., 1955-05-20
Dear Editor:

Dear Editor:
On behalf of the Tucson
Jewish Youth Council and the
Southeastern Region of the
Western States Jewish Youth
Council, l would like to take
this opportunity to thank the
Tucson community and to
thank all the wonderful and
gracious people who opened
their hearts and their homes
during the Desert Seminar.
For the out-of-town partici-
pants, Tucson's hospitality
will long remain deep in the
heart of the youth.
Thank you personally for
your excellent covering and
publicity for the Seminar.
The interest and backing Civ
en- us is appreciated in more
ways than one.
Sincerely,
JOEL BOTFELD.
The Arizona post., 1955-05-20

man, David Kaplan, Robert
Klensin, Lesley Kopel, Ilyce
Oppenheim, Irving Paul,
George Rauh, Sandra Rich
mond, David Ruben, Phyllis
Ullman,. Karen WohIfeiler.
Grade 3A-Hugh Holub,
Nata Jean Strauss, Ira West,
Richard WohIfeiler.
Grade BINARY Ann Ing
ber, JerriLee Freedm a n.
Peter HoIpert, Richard Nor.
ct, Phillis Nathanson, Jeffrey
Pfeffer, Karen S chill, Lois
Wassermany Larry Yasmer.
Grade 4X-Lois Eisenstadt,
Sydele Epstein, Alan Silver
man, Ilene TAM, Mite ell
Tuchman, Jill Zelickson.
Grade 5X-Patty Schneider.
Grade 6B-Andrea D avis,
David Franklin
Grade 6X-Richard Parrish,
Morton RosenhIum, Sherry
Lee Score.
Grade 7B-Geraldine Birn-
baum.
Grade 8A-Sylvia Franklin.
Grade 8X-Stephen Cohen,
Rosalie Pfotkin.
Gr a de 9X-R oSalind
Gould, Daniel Kirchner.
Grade 10-Joyce Goldwyn.
Martin Halpern, Jane Rosen-
blum.
The Arizona post., 1955-05-20
between You and ME
BY BORIS SINCLAIR

WASHINGTON VIEWS The u S. Government is
watching with interest preparations the paria
menary elections which will take place i'm July The
Department opinion leftwng ele
ments in Israel allied with the Communist Party have lost
considerable" ground In the opinion of the State De-
parment those Israel who advocate cooperation with the
Communists outnumbered by the influx
recent immigrants the majority whom joined other par
The picture of Communism as drawn by
State Department experts follows Among earlier av
ais In Israel those who drew their political philosophy
part from the 10Th century revolutionary
Many of them had known prvaton persecution under
the Cars Cut off from direct contact with reali
ties of Soviet Communism their theological sympaes
tinued The postwar waves of immigration brought
different type of settler to Israel Recruited largely from
among displaced of them to Israel from
Western Europe not in groups eager to test the validity
social theory but individuals seeking place refuge
Also among them were thousands who had firsthand
knowledge Sovietstyle Communism expert
in Poland Czechosovakia East Germany other
satellite Communists in Israel made least
desperate attempt to gain converts from among the
They flooded the resettlement camps with book
lets and other reading material However, this has been
offset by sufficient quantity balanced reading
the United States .
THE DOMESTIC SCENE: Jewish education is definitely
progressing in this country AS picture now,
there about 100000 children attending Jewish schools
the United States Seven there only 24O
900 pupils i'm the various Jewish schools
is still facing quite a number serious problems of
them is the fact that 81 percent of the children still attend
Sunday schools only Another problem is the fact that
most of the h don't stay long enough
schools which they attend two times a An
exception is the than $4,000 children aday
Jewish percent are boys Perhaps
the most serious problem facing today
the appalling shortage of qualified and competent Jewish
teachers.
COMMUNAL TRENDS: New specific approaches to the
problem of developing leadership the COM
munities have been reported from various
polls utilizing young group carry education
and participation younger affairs OF
community Toledo is developing program of training
leadership with the aid established leaders In
Trenton group of 139 selected year
leadership development program large
The Arizona post., 1955-05-20
Excellent Scholarship ir
Weekday Classes:

LANGlICIIl SCIlOIdrSnlD In
Weekday Classes:
Grade 5B-A Ian Herman.
Karen Jacobson, Nancy Perl.
man, Mark Taft.
Grade 5X-Robert Sher.
Grade 6B B-Bonnie Buc h
man.
Grade 7B-B ddy Freed
man, Thomas Kirchner
Grade 7C-CoraI Broder.
Diane Handler, Paul Ostroy.
Stephen Roberts, Lanny Sic
gel, Marcia Silberman, Robert
Young.
Grade SC-Bonnie Halpern.
Perfect Attendance in Sab.
bath or Sunday Sessions:
Grade 3A-Richard Brown.
Grade -Sandra Els e. n.
berg.
Grade 4X-Jo-Ann Selma.
| dig.
The Arizona post., 1955-05-20

Telephone 3-9428. Arizona Post is owned by COmmun-
itv Newspapers Inc Rebecca Staman Ruz, Editor and
second class matter under the act of
March 1879 Subscriptions automatically renewed unless
notified writing prior to date of expiration Subscription
Rate: 81 per year, payable in advance
The Arizona post., 1955-05-20
Temple Emonu-EI Annual
Observation-Disclosures Honor Roll

Excellent Scholarship a n d
Perfect Attendance in Sabbath
or Sunday Sessions:
NurSery-Kirk GerStel.
Kindergarten-Philip Klaf
ter.
Grade Lawrence Costin
Gloria Levine, Ellen Shenka-
row.
Grade 3A-Susan Green.
berg.
Grade 3B-Barbara Costin,
Paula DeiteI.
Grade 5X-Robert Sher.
Grade B-Diane Koplin.
E xceIIe Mt Scholarship i'm
Regular and Weekday Ses-
SionS:
Grade 4X-Michelle Cru
chik.
Grade 5B-Margaret Kert,
Terryl Milder.
Grade 6A-David Goldman.
Grade 6x-B city Bilgray,
Marian Kaplan, Sidney Kurn.
Grade 7C-Martin Broder,
Michael POSner
Excellent Scholarship in
Sabbath or Sunday Sessions.
Nursery - Andrew Acker
man, H eTayne Heitlinger,
Terry HoIpert, Debra Milder,
Donald OppenEeim, Lin d a
Perrin, Eric Russell, Elizabeth |
Kindergarten-P auI Ber-
dofe Richard Bloom, Donna |
BreedIoVe, Craig Courtney, |
Lynn Ferber. Kathy Fairberg, |
David Ingber, Geri Kasen, Ell.
len Kleinerman, Carole Kohn-
er, Janis Levine, Ellen Moret,
Lynne Morris, Elaine Nathan
son, K n n e t h Pasternack,
Steven Rauh, Linda Schmerl,
Edward Shapiro.
Grade Harriet Bernstein.
Mitchell Dorson, Susan Field
man, Steven Gender, Victor
kamhi, Susan Klafter, Joel
Muir, David Nix, Susan Rosen-
baum, Barbara Roth, Victoria
Sakin, Scott Schaefer. Roma
Score, Henry T a NJ, Richard
Winger.
Grade 2-Toni Ames, Mich
ael Berdofe, Ricki-Ann Chelin,
Karen Gerstel, Debby Her