Walt Whitman Junior High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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STAFF EDITORIAL: Edito s-In-Chief---Leslie Lewis, Murray 'KErteng Assisiint Editors---Stephen Sidorsky, Neil Mendic , a e erma in, David Schwartz: S orts Editor ---Brian Siegalg Contributin 1 ors--- au Spirn, Gail Isiko , axine Millitein, Marvin Liebling, Simon Tracte, Karen Dicks, Rosalie Mandelbaum, Richard Lask, Richard Leinhardt,Michael Olsonu Lawrence Corneck, Robert Schnee, Eliot Norse, Iris Merker, Evelyn Brooks, Neil Tereno, Maureen Nolan, Jeffrey Harris, Eleanor Oppenheimer, Linda Cantor, Andrea Waters, Joan Edzant, Joseph Hartman. ART STAFF: Editors---Jil Gerston, Iris Merker, Frances Scherr, Andrea Waters: Staff---Sara Bershtel, Robert Cohen, Andrea Fields, Lenore Goldberg, H. Greenberg, Nancy Kolodny, Richard Leinhardt, Larry Lite, Carla Markoff, Alex Ramirez, Paul Samuels, Christopher Scudder, Abby Zink, Jerry Glick. - BUSINESS STAFF: Mana er---Richard Leinhardt- Assistants---Joel iserson, Leslie Lewis, , Murray Karten. TYPING S UAD: Chairman---Leslie Lewis: Assistants arcia ivanoski, Linda Cantor, Richafdffefihafdt, Henry Temchin, Joel Iserson, Laura Rowland, Ricky Bernstein, Ellen Bollner, Nina Gottleib, Gail Isi- koff, Sandy Miller, Neil Mendick, Jared Hermalin PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF: Philip Lieberman, Richard Goidel, Patrick fa Frieda.

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AN ED HTHE ATOM IN WAR AND PEACEH Should the United States continue to test nuclear weapons? That is the question that is discussed all over the country: in social circles, in schools, on television, and in the Pentagon. We have evaluated the two f different sides and have come up with a conclusion. But instead of , telling you our conclusion now, we will present the facts and let you decide. In 1945 the earth echoed to the terrible atom bomb that finished our war with Japan and destroyed the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, The atom bomb marked a big step ahead in wholesale slaughter. In the wink of an eye, whole cities could be destroyed. People could be killed by thousands, and nations wiped out. What a wonderful invention for the Gods of War! The bomb was our secret weapon. Naturally, all other nations wanted it. Probably a few men knew the re- cipe for it, but they were not talk- ing. A The atom bomb spread fear through. out the world. Already, however, atomic energy by healing disease has helped more people than were killed by the bomb. If we continue to test nuclear weapons, we are bound to die because of radiation. However, if we don't test weapons, Russia will probably take advantage of our weakened con- ll- ML. ck us. Then, if we dition and a don't die from the direct explosion of the bomb, we will have to live in a Russian Concentration Camp in Si- beria, which, in our opinion, is worse than dying from radiation. However, dying by protecting our coun try's liberty is a far more dignified way of dying than.living under a Com unist dictatorship. Now you are thinking that if the drop a bomb the will also die. Tha! is the chance tgat the must be for- ced to take if they start a war. So actually, if you are a real pessimist, no matter what the United States does we are bound to die. However, that is not the case. There is always the chance that Communists will realize that they can't afford to fight a war either. If that day of peace ever comes, the world will be a safer place to live in. However, until that day arrives, we feel that We should continue to test nuclear weapons. if if R.Richard Leinhardt Leslie Lewis 3