ERICA FREEMAN
AMY LYNNE FRIEDMAN
RACHAEL FRIEDMAN
JENNA GOLDENBERG
SARAH Y. GOLDFEIN
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Freeman is a National Merit fi-
nalist, Phi Beta Kappa, winner
of Free Press and Weisberg writ-
ing awards and Optimist Essay
Contest. She is active in theater,
vice-president of Ahava BBG,
Botsford Hospital volunteer, and
on newspaper staff, class board,
National Honor Society and ADL
Dream Dialogue. She won a U-
M Regents-Alumni Scholarship
and will attend University of
Michigan Honors College.
Friedman is Phi Beta Kappa,
member of National Honor So-
ciety, captain of pompon, mem-
ber of MidAmerican Pompon All
Star Team, performed at the
1996 Olympics in Atlanta and at
the 1997 inaugural parade in
Washington, D.C. She has been
named to the U-M dance team
and will attend the University of
Michigan.
Friedman is vice-president of
Student Council, Phi Beta Kap-
pa, and received a Michigan
Competitive Scholarship and a
Wayne State University Presi-
dential Scholarship. She will at-
tend Bnos Chava Teachers
Seminary in Har Nof, Israel, this
year and then Wayne State Uni-
versity.
Goldenberg is a member of the
state champion Future Problem
Solving team, charter member
of the Governor's Michigan
Youth Political Action Commit-
tee, class and Student Council
officer. She is president of Cen-
tral States Young Judaea and
national board member. She will
spend a year in Israel on Young
Judaea's Year Course and then
attend the University of Michi-
gan.
Goldfein is a member of Na-
tional Honor Society, Phi Beta
Kappa, Scholars Plus, Hebrew
Club, varsity soccer and Univer-
sity of Michigan Jewish Teen
Scholar. She studied Torah, Tal-
mud and piano, and participat-
ed in the March of the Living.
She won a U-M Regents-Alum-
ni Scholarship and will attend
the University of Michigan Hon-
ors College or the University of
Pennsylvania.
JONATHAN GOLOB
MARCIA GORDON
MIRIAM GORMEZANO
ALISSA GOriESMAN
PETER GRANDON
Golob was stage manager for
Fiddler on the Roof and was
awarded membership in the Er-
gasterion Theater Club. As a ju-
nior, he received the Cornell
Book Award for excellence in so-
cial and political issues and
school service. He will major in
biomedical engineering at Johns
Hopkins University.
Gordon is director of social ac-
tivities and past secretary of Stu-
dent Congress, member of
National Honor Society, and
played varsity softball two years.
She is executive vice president
of Central Region United Syna-
gogue Youth. She will attend the
University of Michigan.
Gormezano is a member of Na-
tional Honor Society, Eton's
Transition Program, National
Conference of Synagogue Youth,
and participated in Yarchi
Kallah youth leadership semi-
nars. She studied violin for sev-
en years and earned awards at
Michigan Music Teachers Asso-
ciation competitions. She will
major in psychology and educa-
tion at the University of Michi-
gan-Dearborn.
Gottesman is a member of Na-
tional Honor Society, Student
Council, and pit percussion sec-
tion leader for the state champi-
on flight III marching band. She
will work this summer on the
Hermelin Sepphoris excavation
in Israel and then study engi-
neering at Michigan State Uni-
versity.
Grandon is editor of the school
newspaper and a varsity golfer.
He was named Andover's out-
standing junior last year by the
Detroit Optimist Club. He is Phi
Beta Kappa and won a Univer-
sity of Michigan Regents-Alum-
ni Scholarship. He will attend
the University of Michigan Hon-
ors College.
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