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Three WHS seniors earn full-tuition scholarships to Brandeis

Three Waltham High School seniors were awarded full-tuition scholarships to Brandeis University through the prestigious Stroum Family Waltham Scholarship program.

This year’s recipients are Erik Yegoryan, who plans to study computer science and business; Jesse Papernick, who will pursue Near Eastern and Judaic studies and mathematics; and Garlene Marecharles, who plans to study engineering and computer science.

Jesse Papernick and Garlene Marecharles. (Erik Yegoryan did not attend). Photo courtesy of Peter Lobo.

The recipients were announced last week during a breakfast ceremony at the university.

The scholarship was established by Samuel N. Stroum, a Waltham High School graduate, businessman and philanthropist, and his wife, Althea. The program provides full tuition for four years to top Waltham High School seniors who are accepted to Brandeis.

Since its creation in 1996, more than 100 Waltham High School students have received the scholarship. The annual award has become one of the city’s most notable academic honors for graduating seniors pursuing higher education.

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Steve Milmore has more than 30 years experience in corporate communications and public relations. He started his career as copy editor for Computerworld magazine and has held writing and management positions at leading high tech companies including Oracle, IBM, and Dun & Bradstreet. Steve is a long-time resident of Waltham.

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