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

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Florence E. Hornung, Principal, Walt Whitman Junior High School 246 MESSAGE FROM OUR PRINCIPAL Dear Students, Boys and girls of junior high school age and background always have a keen interest in shaping their careers. It is with that thought in mind that the editors of your school magazine have chosen HCareers in the Makingn as the theme of the June 1963 edition of the WALT WHITMAN PIONEER. The choice is highly commendable. Now that you are pre- paring for high school and college, you must give serious thought to selecting courses of study and getting informa- tion about vocations. Mr. Chernow, our guidance and vocational counselor, in his letter to the boys and girls of Walt Whitman, has sug- gested many excellent sources for career information. I hope you will use them. To the boys and girls of our school and especially to the boy and girl members of our June 1963 graduating class, I ex- tend my best wishes for successful careers. May the guidance you received at Walt Whitman help you play an important part in the world of tomorrow. Your friend, Florence E. Hornung Principal

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table 0 OIZIBHLS' STAFF TABLE OF CONTENTS MESSAGE FROM PRINCIPAL WHAT AUTUMN MEANS TO ME CAREERS IN THE MAKING NEW YEARS' RESOLUTIONS SHORT STORIES FOREIGN LANGUAGES STUDENT OF MONTH THE THEATRE T. V. REVIEW FASHIONS ALGEBRA SCIENCE SHOPS SCHOOL CLOSE-UPS TAMING OF HILLCROWN PARENTS' ACTIVITIES ASSEMBLY HIGHLIGHTS SCHOOL ACTIVITIES SPORTS CARTOONS GRADUATES' ALBUM CLASS AND COMMERCIAL ADVERTISEMENTS AUTOGRAPHS 2 1 2 3 4 5-18 19 20-34 35 35 36-37 38-39 40-41 42 43 44-45 46-49 50-51 52 53 54-67 68-79 80-81 82-100 101-131 132

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