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

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ARISTA Are you eager to become a mem- ber of Arista? If you are, you must start qualifying now. LaSt year eighty-six p6p1ls of Walt Whitman were inducted into the Honor Society as new members in addition to twenty-three two-term members. Arista standards uphold ex- cellence in scholarship, character and service. Tb qualify for Arista in the category of scholarship, a student must have a ninety or more in all prepared subjects and a seventy- five or more in unprepared sub- jects at the end of the fourth marking period, Furthermore, a tentative Arista member must meet Honor Roll standards the first marking period of the following school year. Necessary for character stan- dards are an HAH in conduct and Hgoodn or better in character traits. In addition, the Arista member must serve his school in at least one of the many choices available to him. He must be a member of one of the monitorial squads, or a member of the audio-visual squad the cafeteria squad, or the Senior Chorus. The Arista Senate made up of faculty members, decide the fit- ness of candidates. The present senate includes Mr. Elovzin, Miss Mahoney, Miss Tiernan, Mrs, Fries- ner, Mr. Costello, and Mrs. Keller Mrs. Keller, faculty adviser to Arista, deserves special commen- dation. Every year Arista contributes money to a worthy charity of its choice. Last year Arista selected the Qancer Federation as its wor- thy cause. 66 Herewith are members of Arista for 1961-1962: TWO TERM M MBERS 9-1 Jared-Hermalin Steven Lustbader Neil Mendick Enid Fuld Arlene Levy Barbara Piontek 9-2 Carmela Stavola 9-3 Marsha Blau Gladys Frankel 9-5 Ellen Eewinter Robyn Marcus 9-8 Sandford Geiger Gail Glickman 9-10 Steven Pressman Rosalie Boxer Donna Finkelstein 9-12 Robert Jossen Trudy Font Arlene Harris Gail Isikoff Laura Rowland Zinnia Steinhauer Carol Swank f2lR1IiE mix, gz- , 'l5'Wgs I 'Sli' 9 I ma tt-in 'f ' V ' A ' 1t'X-Uttfinfiij lf f 59' gf , .Wg fin i' Q F' :W fx .gj' ,fyy !-infj yi '31, tp' ii , O 'F V? If' 'mf f M, 449' K flW'g',f4' 55 X r , .jgmllh D -XX