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

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sl ,.J W WHAT TQ SEE IN NEW YORK Now, how in the world did I get up here. All I remember is that I was in an elevator sitting on a very distinguished looking gentle- man's nose until he brushed me off. Now I am on the very top of the Em- pire State Building. The view is great! Now what is that? Why it's a guide book, Hwhat to see in New Yorkn. My first stop was Radio City Music Hall where UThe Flower Drum Songn was playing along with a de- lightful stage show. After the show I went to eat in Chinatown. It was tough eating that gooey chop suey with chopsticks but I tried. Then, I visited the United Nations Building where the guard came after me with a fly-swatter. After my narrow escape, I went to Greenwich Village and took a five minute ride on someone's beard. I counted ten beatnicks on my ride and met a cute beatnick fly. She showed me all the lovely art exhib- its in the Village. Some of them were really great. After saying goodbye to my real Ugonen friend, I flew to the Battery to catch the Staten Island Ferry. The view of Manhattan from the ferry was fabulous. When we reach- ed land, I got off and flew to my home in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where I now am writing this account of my visit to the Ubign city. 8- .g.. 1, I Q5 Nm 22225 I , RT ,qyawgsxi F1Ef:QF2. :Q1Q1Qzgpg:g:2. .... A, 1 ff dsx .IN ' W u .fel X Xi U A ,G+ if f I '+ Q A vs - ' X fx X' mrffh Sandra Jacob -xs-

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GIRLS' HEALTH EDUCATION PROGRAM The female population of Walt Whitman Junior High prides itself in an excellent program of health education. In the gym the girls learn volleyball, punchball, deck ten- nis, and overtake. Basketball is taught in the ninth grade. Calisthenics include thrusts, sit-ups, and push-ups. The routines conform to requirements of the P.S.A.L. League which also sets high standards for the boys a Mrs. Nonas, Mrs. Bauman, and Miss Lineal are the teachers in charge of the Girls' Health Education Program. Girls in the program may join clubs. The seventh grade has a punchball clubg the eighth and ninth grades, a leaders club. Mrs. Nonas, of the Leaders Club, has a squad of twenty-five. They meet Mon- a faculty adviser This year an award for excel lence in the field of Health Education goes to Laura Rowland of class 9-1. She, too, is a member of the Leaders Club. In the Leaders Club are: Laura Rowland 9- Donna Grauer 9- Arlene Harris 9-12 Carol Swank 9-12 Zinnia Steinhauer 9-12 Karen Dicks 9-12 Linda Elliot 9-12 12 12 12 5 12 12 Sharon Urist 9- Trudy Font 9- Maxine Milstein 9- janis Mostow 9- Linda Reifenkugel 9-2 Francine Lomansky 9-2 Dina Gratz 9-1 Karen Monchick 9-1 Rita Solar 8-6 Janet Sonnenstein 8-3 days and Thursdays in the gym. EXCEPTIONALS - - - 3'5 -'El- - Qualifications for the Leaders 3 2-na ?1n 7 8 Club include an A in conduct Shella Ralnffs 7 '8 and a teacher recommendation. ShefY1 Karl!-U 7-7 T... X X f' 9, 5 K ,Ox 0 .1 ?1 H , l X , yn, xgqgf g I if l Q? 71252 I ' -,- -.-Q rf :'f'?f . VMVZ: i2'i'.'.-I 'Y' ' . . 'ft?!-'J'-1' E UMC: nf fl f 1' i lffil nf ,g 3, T ' NX Y e I,.,.g' ,f if -1-l' Q, 1' ' JAM O 1 A 5 ' 7 1 , R-EMvuw 86