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

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STATE SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS Walt Whitman alumni at Erasmus scored a new high with ninety-nine winners ot the New York State Scho- larship for 1962. The scholarship entitles each student to tuition or part of tuition at school for the next four years. john Akula Carl Banilower Ellen Berelson Rina Berk Judith Bernstein Abner Berson Arthur Best George Blaustein Jacob Braverman Wendy Breitkopf Paul Bromberg Robert Butler Elaine Buxbaum Maruta Catstans Cathy Candel Jay Charap Joe Charney Diane Cohen James Davis Alpie Dubossky Edward Eichel Joel Ettinger Ellen Fawer Carl Feit Eugene Fierman Arlene Fingerman Edward Fleishman Douglas Franks Jeffrey Freed Susan Freed Michael Friedman Peter Fdedman Robert Gale Steven Globerman Frank Goldberg Allan Goodstadt 5tephanie Goodstadt Frederick Gordon Nelly Gothe Ronald Greene Caryl Halper Samuel Harris Miriam Herzfeld Eileen Heunan Frederic Hyman Leonard Jacob Mark Janic Laura Jones Michael Kane Lois Kaplan Melanie Kaye Robert Kerchner Robert Kerner Leslie Kleinrock Steven Klotick Malcolm Krongelb Jay Kwawer Enid Lane Robert Lehr Burton Leibert Martin Levine Madeleine Levy Dorothy Margolin Norman McLeod jeffrey Platt Daniel Pope Allen Post Michael Postilnick Matthew Price Martin Puterman jay Rappaport Robert Rosenbluth Robert Rothman Burton Rubin Diane Sacks Charles Saperstein Simeon Saturn Alan Scherer Barry Scwarz Patricia Sheinfeld Michael Sherman Cora Siederman Harvey Siegel Henry Siegel Elenore Silverberg Burton Silverstein Myrna Shar Walter Squire Gerald Touzer Richard Warshaw Howard Wasserman Philip Weinstein Robert Weintraub Eve Weisbrot Fred Weiss Laura Weiss Daniel Weitz Alice Wohl Ralph Zuckerman Sarah Bernstein Alumni Representative Erasmus Hall 10

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ALUIVXNI NEVVS Class of 1956 Roberta Johnson--Brooklyn College Steven Narker--University of Penn- sylvania Class of 1957 Roberta Alexandra--Brooklyn College Kenneth Banks--Michigan State University Michael Mendick--University of Pennsylvania Jerry Seckler--University of Rochester Class ot 1958 Joanne Ansell--New York University Jackie Beers--Hunter College Maxine Civiak--Brooklyn College Sonia Cortes--St. John's Univer- sity Corinne Pactor--University of Syracuse Eleanor Grumet--Vassar College Leslie Mark--Fashion Institute of Technology Carol Morng--Brooklyn College Roberta Shapiro--Temple Univer- sity Earl Einhorn--City College, School of Technology Kenneth Banks, class of '57, member of the debating society at Michigan State University WWW Ste- ven Narker, class of '56, manager of the fencing team at the Univer- sity of Pennsylvania WWW Michael Mendick, class of '57, a leading candidate for manager of the basketball team at the University of Pennsylvania WWW Congratulations to two alumna: Alice Brill, recently married, and Sandra Weiner, engaged to be mar- ried. 104 .1-1. KX Qi-,I K 27 J 1 s lt... '. N'- H 'ja X Q-...-Qs u. ssn.....f ,'.,- J' - Ts ,l A,...s N 5,7 A Z' s.55o' ,.0 ,. xi'--v -'f ,uv 'href' - N , 1 'uf' ', : 4- ' ,Si-,513 Q-',a X N..-- 4 r Q ,, , I 55514 ii -1 I ul. s'-,- r X r-'Z ox - I lg..- , ----.-' 's-Q, 4 if OUR ERASMUS ALUMNI Lynn Kahn will attend the University of Georgia this fall. Linda Seldman, Ann Young, and Sarah Bernstein are prospective freshmen at the American Univer- sity in Washington, D.C. . Joyce Hessel has been accepted at New Paltz Teachers College. Suellen London will further her interest in art at Pratt Institute Daniel Pope made the second highest score in the New York State Merit Scholarship Compe- tition. Alice Banks

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TUNE PTNQ QCI,'iN'5T TI It was a dismal day in Feb- ruary as Sandi Miller sat at her desk doing something other than normal schoolwork. She was given an assignment which meant that Sandi would have to give up much of the time given to studies. Suddenly, as Sandi began, the room was filled with noise. It was like machine-gun fire. Sandi didn't budge, but bravely continued. The noise did not stop, but instead it grew loud- er and louder. As she went on with her work, a small bell rang. To any other person this would be a warning, but Sandi forged on- ME Her deadline was now an hour away. She would have to rush to make it. With so much to do, she continued, faster and faster. Bells were ringing more frequently now, and Sandi began to develop a backache. She could not afford to rest. Finally it was three o'clocK and Sandi just made her deadline half-dazed, but very happy. The machine-gun fire had ceased and the bells had stopped as Sandi got up from her typewriter to give Mr. Friedberg the final sheet of typewritten copy for the June 1962 edition of the Walt Whitman Pioneer. Neil Mendick ward. The faster she worked the louder the machine-gun fire sounded and the more the bells rang. 106 dum Tnmzwunus