The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-02
BY RUBY WOODS

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AS the Central High School
Concert Band played the Pro-
cessional Grand March and the
graduates began 10 march down
the aisles while p bud parents.
brothers and sisters, relatives
and friends watched, l can safe
ly say each felt thrille d and
homo. cd 20 have completed this
part OF his o. hc- education.
Introduction by Miss Ber-
tina M. Robinson. our princi-
pal. and "On Wings of Song"
and I Love Life" were SO
beautiful and well done.
The most thrilling part of
commencement exercises were
the speeches given by members
Of the graduating class. The
title Of the commencement
theme was "A Date with Life, -
which was delivered so well by
Evelyn August, Joseph Dennis,
Vivian Liber, Dennis Michels
and Jerold Gross.
Then there was music once
again presented by the Girls
Glee Club.
Then that most awaited mo-
ment, the presentation of di-
plomas by Miss Bertha M. Rob-
inson, principal, William A. Ar
baugh, assistant principal, and
Jerrold Gross, class president.
Among the many to walk
across that very lovely stage
were: Edward Allyn Abrams,
Arleen Ruth Adams, Sandra
Adolf, Samuel Apfelblat, Eve
lyn August, Harold Dennis Ball,
Cinka Mile Bernstein, Daw-
sonia jeanne Barnes, Earlynn
Byass, Barbara Eve Cohen, FL
eanor Clara Grants, Joseph
Dennis, Jerrold Stephen Goss,
WILDER Tee Hall, Charlotte Con-
stance Holt, Jacqueline Hullum,
jeanne Ivory, Alan Harold
Must. Louis Irwin Pearl, Pat
terson Pitts, Harold Plotnik,
Rose Mae Range, Audrey Eliza
beth Rosser, Marsha Arlene
Schlacter, Robert Allan Shapiro,
Ronald M. Sherr, Nina SPEECH
err, Lloyd Starr, Carol Steward
Strickland;
Henry Swift, Burnice Taylor,
Dream Juanita Wade, Alice
Juanita Thompson, Maroni
Wright, Albert Young and Phyl-
lis Anne ager and many others
On very short notice last
week Rose Range opened her
doors on Edison to many of her
classmates.
Rose and her friends were
surprised to see so many ia
miliar faces, especially since
the affair was planned at the
last minute.
Among those to gather in her
living room to enjoy themselves
were: Charlotte Holt, George
Ford, Henry Hooks, Booker Will
liams, Jacqueline Hullum. Ear
lynn Byass, Burnice Taylor
Freeman Gregory, Villa Mae
Leverette, Alice Juanita Thomp-
son, Dianne Ely, Fairfax
Woods, Frederick Eugene Wat
son, Charles r. Walker, yours
truly and many others.
Alice Thompson, feeling the
need for a pre-graduation party
entertained many of her friends
Tuesday evening.
Among those joining in the
eating Of shrimpS and french
fries were: Lawrence Samuels
Jackie Hullum, 10 Anne Ivory
Henry Hooks, Charlotte Holt
Nancy Poole, Rose Range, Bur-
nice Taylor, Earlynn Byass
Beverly King, Barbara Gaines
Gloria Taylor, David Gaines,
Villa Mae Leverette, William
Snowden, Helen and Sam Wor-
thy, Mary Mason. Station Jones,
Louis Brennan, Christine Clark,
George Ford, Joseph Brown and
many others.
Faye Mathis with her very
witty self, invited many to at
tend her elaborate party al her
spacious home on Oakman Blvd
Among those in on the fun
were: Arleen Abrams, Evelyn
August, Harold Ball, Martin
Berman, Judy Block. Kenneth
Bolton, Burnice Taylor. Law
renee Samuel, jeanne Ivory,
Mr.. William Henry Edwards,
Sylvia Gold, Jerry Gross, Wing
HUE. Alvin Rubin, Berl Fall
baum, Burton Faudem, Pauline
Pearl, Farrell Deis, Dennis
Micheals. Vivian Liber, Morley
Katz. Robert Shapiro. Ronald
S err, Phillip Ahusterman,