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

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' DX? 149' 5' GOOD WISHES TO THE PIONEER one 5 from RACHELLE SCHLOSSBERG- A member of the Biscuit Company, a WISE COOKYZ MARTIN CO EN- Whatever it is, NIU didn't do it!!!! JEFFRY WISHAN- WHATIM WORRY?????? ????????????????????? LARRY MAISEL- But Mr. Einstein, NIH disagree! GERALD PECKLER- Gerald alwa S preaches! Even tries to Leach the teachers! RICHARD JENKINS- We know there are brains deep hidden, but the teachers are gettin tired dig- in! LAREY PICKENS- It's not the ques- tions that are difficult, it's those answers! LARRY CORNECK- His marks are like a fever, always running high! MICHAEL OLSON- OH, MY GOODNESS! OH, MY HEAVEN! I got onl a 97! LuSoMqFOTg Save Me From Teachers! HOWARD MINDEK- TEACHERS'PERSONAL HAUFFERUR: DRIVES THEM CRAZY! LARRY ABRAMS- TITLE OF: nL0rd High Math Board MARTIN GURSKI- Martin laughs, Mar- but when the teachers Eraserln tin Plays, look, Martin PRAYS! BRUCE BREITERMAN- Bruce always seems so shy, but then again, so does T.N.T. KENNETH GERBER- There are two sides to every story: Kenneth's and the good side! JOHN SMITH- By a cover don't judge a book. Don't judge John by his innocent look. MR.S.GOLDMAN and 9-2 zni..., ANNE SCLAWY- Bright as a bulb but much prettier! IZAURA TEIXERIA- I didn't Come lateg the bell rang early! VERA SOLOMON-Like chocolate pudding, MY-T-Fine! CHERYL TOBIAS- Our S.0.S. girly So Often Smiling! RENEE WOLF- What is Italy without Rome? What is RENEE without her comb? DAVID BETRON: A nicer boy you'11 never meet. His personality is hard to beat. MICHAEL EHRENBERG- If there's fun, he's there! If there's trouble, he' s there too! ERIC ZITRIN- Work fascinates him, he can sit and watch it for hours! ABBYE SPEAKER- Ten little fingers, ten little toes, one little m0ufh...and boy! how it goes! ARLENE JACOBS- A firm believer in the four freedom's, especially speech! SHERRY BERGER- Sherry's not a dress- maker, but she keeps the class in stitches, ENID GOLDSTEIN- Nice and pretty, S is this dame...sits and thinks of bovs to claim. LOIS SHAW- Lois Shaw is a proper noun: proper up and downg Fem- inine gender, cutest case: Objective of the masculine race! SANDRA FLOOD- I wonder what could be on the fourth floor that could attract Sandra to the Gym? 116

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IJUAN B- - a Swell S31 M155 LEVY AND 7-7 BARBARA W. - cute and curly C5 ' Ze -, ai LORRAINE DP ' b?V cfaZV TO THE PIONEER... ANN H- - a g00d Sport BRUCE A- ' Cute. AMBER J. - a Dutch treat WILLIAM F- ' Mr- Muscles SANDRA P. - blinky MELVIN H. - Hi, shorty: CEDRIQ so ' Mee'ee'ah'a CHRIS S. - good kid JAY K. - lover-boy MARTIN B. - books. books RUTH K. - blond, blue-eyed, pretty MARSHA M. - quiet, shy, but nice HELEN R. - a real French dish BARBARA S. - a smart, pretty girl MARY S. - a great addition to 7-7 RITA S. - an honor student FLORENCE Wg - a marvelous dancer LYNN G. - sticks to her boots HARRIET H. - sweet..well-dressed DWIGHT J. - Floyd Patterson, Junior DOUGLAS L. - long-legs LARRY L. - Handball, anyone? TEDDY M. - Money-man! HOWARD R. -cuzzyheimersl ELLIOT R. - wise guy! PAUL S, - jolly ole chap! JACK wg - a friend, indeed. ANSON W. - cute, smart boy. LARRY E. - Mr. Smarty HOWARD B. - all-around yet all-round CLASS 9-13 ---- and M . BARSCH'-t::: CAROL BETHEL- In school she's, quiet and demureg but outside, oh, we're not too sure! DEBBY ROSENBERG- Debby is an art- ist: she always draws attention. JAY TURNER- Work never killed any- one, but Jay isn't taking any chances. MARJORIE SANDS- Just like a piano, upright, pretty,and grand. JERRY GLICK- Whatever it is, I didn't do it. MARTIN KELLNER- I'm not late, the bell just rang early. , JOSEPH MIGLIORE- He looks quiet, but so does T.N.T. STUART NIERENSTEIN- A member of the biscuit company: a wise-cracker. BERNARD POSNER- If silence were golden, this boy would be a millionaire. MICHAEL SCHREIER- L.S.M.F.T.- Lord Save Me from Teachers. HEDY SCHREIBERSDORP- Hedy knows the right answers to the wrong questions! , , ROBERT ARONOWITZ- But Dr. Einstein, I still say you're wrong. BENNIE BARKSDALE- Bennie is smart and alert to anything that wears a skirt. ARNOLD BINN- Like a teabag: always in hot water! DALE DE LA FUENTE- Whenever a girl passes by, you'l1 know where this boy has his eye. VINCENT FONTANA- Teacher's pet! '1::::::SEND GREETINGS 1-,:--r- to the 2' PIONEER SHARON BOBER- Sweet as sugar and just as refined. DEBBIE BORENSTEIN- Give me life, l1berty5and the pursuit of BOYS. ELAINE EMPROTO- She has the A-B-C of success ---- Ability, Brains, and Character. ALICE ETTENSON- Have gum! Will travel! MARILYN FINKEL- When Marilyn was younger,she went for toysg Now that she's older, she goes for boys. KAREN FISHER- She looks quiet, but so does DYNAMITE. LENORE HERMAN- Good in school, and pretty too, girls like her are very few. MICHELLE JACKSON- Of all the charms she does possess, best of all is friendliness. MARILYN KDENIG- If laughs and gig- gles could keep one alive, Marilyn wouldllive to 105. JEANNE LEVINE- My three wishes: BOYS, GUM, and NO HOMEWORK. SUSAN MACK- A four-leaf clover: one in a million. NANCY MARKOWITZ- The thoughtful type, but oh, those thoughts!! NANCY NEWMAN- If boys were electri- city, Nancy would be in one big shook. SHEILA RASHEL- Who needs Einstein? Who needs Lincoln? We have Sheila to do our thinking. 115

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BEST WISHES FROM Miss Kenny g Q Q 3736 STEVE B. FRANK H. KUEN L., , RICHARD B., HENRY G., , RICHARD H., LARRY K., ALVIN L., EDDIE L. RICHARD M., MICHAEL P., KENNY R., STEVE S., PETER S., ROBERT S., JOSEPH T., DAVID w., STEVEN w., AURORA B., RACHEL B., PREDA C., NINA D., KATHRYN D., DOLORBS P., LUCY G., MICHELE G., JANET G., MARY-LOU G., ILENE G., KATH EEN H., JUDYFK., LUCY L., MARY M., PAT M., DOROTHY P., PAT R., RONI S. M S. COHEN AND CLASS 7SP4 SEND GREETINGS TO THE PIONEER JONATHAN B., RONALD B., MICHAEL DANIEL G., NEIL G., KENNETH J., HOWARD K., MARK M., ARTHUR M., KENNETH M., JACK O., HARVEY R., JERALD s., BRUCE w., GINGER B., A MARION C., GLENDA D., STEPHANIE P., MARILYN G., BARBARA K., JUDITH K., MEREL M. , PAULA M., JUDITH R., AMY R., ETHEL S., SARA S., JINI T. . C., MR. STDFSKY AND CLASS 9-11 SEND GREETINGS SYLVIA SCHLESSINGER- Sylvia is the ABC girl, Ability, Brains, and Character. ELAINE SILVER- If Elaine had her only wish, it would be tunafish. CShe likes sardines better.D RICHARD ALLEN- Friends, Romans. Classmates, lend me your home- work! CONNIE BEECHER- Pretty as a pic- ture and oh, what a frame! GLORIANN BURNS- But I didn't do it! CECELIA ENGLE- Could be an angel, could be a saint, could be quiet, but that she aint. . WILMA GERBER- The section sheet is never bare because Wi1ma's name is always there. CAROL GOLDMAN- Carol is capable,- Carol is able, if only her mlnd was stable. SUSAN GLUCK- Did you see me on the avenue with Bob? D LAURA HECKERLINC:'Laura's heart is like a hotel: she has room for all the boys. . MARCELLA KACHUS- Confidentially, aint she sweet? , RAT LAZARUS - A nicer girl you could not meetg Pat is thought- ful, kind and sweet. PAT MATTHEWS- What is so funny, Patricia? , MARjORY'ME'NEIL - Pen and penC1l in her hand, she thinks that she is really grand. TO THE PIONEER DONNA NELSON- An innocent look, but we know better. ' CAROL ROSENGARTEN- Carol is a pro- - per noun, proper mp and proper down, parrot voice, cutest case, objective of the masculine race. SUSAN SCHECTMAN- Class 9-11's CARBON COPY. NATHAN COHEN- But Dr. Einstein, I disagree! HARRY FELLER- Whenever a girl goes by, guess where this FELLER has his eye. WILLIAM DAVIS- We canft find a line for a fellow so fine. RICHARD GOLDSTEIN- Member of the , Biscuit Company..a wise cracker! ALVIN GLICKMAN- If laughing and U giggles could keep one alive, Alvin would live to 105. JOEY JACOBS- History dates are so confusing, outside dates are so amusing. TED LINDEN- Teddy, Teddy, in a daze, Could it be the Sylvia craze? IRVING HAFKIN- Cleopatra ruled the Nile, Irving's feet rule the aisle. ALLAN PAULVIN- Teachers' personal chauffeur: drives them all crazy. .RICHARD RUBIN- Work fascinates him: he can sit and watch it for hours. .ERROL WINKLER- Who needs Einstein, who needs Lincoln, when we've got our Errol to do our thinking. ' 1 H7