Boody Junior High School - Beacon Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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Knocks clncl Boosts of 9Bl Picture on DONALD BERNSTEIN, who talks all day, Really has nothing important to say. STANLEY BLOOM is the boy, I ween,. Who wishes to fly the flying machine. IACOB BROWNSTEIN is a chubby fellowj A sleuth to be, we hope he won't be yellow. With ROBERT DE SARLE I guess it's fate, That he should always come in late. ALFRED DE GERONIMO just goes insane, Trying to explain how to pronounce his name. JOSEPH GIAMBOI, an honor guard is he, But in class if there's a riot, he's sure there to be. HERBERT GINSBERG, known as lefty, ls a good athlete, although not hefty. LEONARD GOLDSTEIN is a happy, freckle-faced ladj But when the Dodgers lose, then he sure is mad. FRED GROSS, as strange as it seems, ls always in the land of dreams. ROBERT HOOG, a Dodger fan is hef A naval engineer he hopes to be. SIDNEY HELD, who wrote these Knocks ond Boosts, wants to be A writer of stories of poems or plays,-one of these three. CHARLES IACOBS, in other subjects may just pass, But when it comes to French, he's at the head of the class. WILLIAM KUHNE, a swell fellow, is a fine guard on the patrol, And ne'er a term goes by, that he isn't on the honor roll. ANTHONY LUCANIA, in sports rates king, Especially in basketball, where he rarely misses the ring. , ANTHONY MARINOS, who at tests just loves to peek, Was recently by his classmates nicknamed Greek. EDWARD MlRABELLA'S compositions one after another, Are agout someone in his family, never in another. CHARLES MOORE, in any one subject does not lead the class, But still in all his subjects he manages to pass. page 20 THOMAS NASEA, who loves dogs, we ore not surprised to say, Wishes to own the largest kennel in the U. S. A. HAROLD NUSSBAUM, who never opens his mouth while in school, May not be a wizard in other subjects, but in Algebra he's no fool. HERBERT PARIS, 0 tiny boy, ls always filled with thoughts of joy. MICHAEL PERICAS is the clown of 9Bl. He's never very serious, he's always having fun. JOSEPH REIFF, a fine class leader is he, A news commentator hopes to be. IRWIN SANDLER, who is a fine scout, Whenever anything is asked, he'll always shout out. SHELDON SIEGEL, with ja happy grin, There's not a jam that he's not in. BERNARD STURM, who can sing, whistle and hum, Can also beat out a pretty mean drum. MURRAY SWEETMAN, who in our class can draw best, During all his subjects seems to be taking a rest. IOHN VALENTI is a lad who's at least six feet or more, When he gives an oral recitation, we have fun galore. SAVINO VALENTI, a wise-cracking lad, If he doesn't stop soon, in June he might feel sad. SEYMOUR YANKUS, on Boody's patrol, Always practices self-control. EVANGALINE CAMEOLA, a nice lass, ls very popular in our class. ROMA CAMARADA, who's never bold, Giggles at whatever she's told. DORIS COWEN, a pretty lass, ls very good in the drawing class. ELIZABETH DRAGO-we call her Liz, In science will never be a whiz. SYLVIA GOLDSMITH, the girl who wrote our Knocks and Boosts is she, Wants to be a teacher, secretary, reporter, one of these three. 25

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CORRINE LIPCHIK gets very red When anything to her is said. NATALIE PEREIRA is very fair, And is always combing her golden hair. NANNETTE RAMER, with hair so fair and of blue, ls the girl for me and you. HELEN REIZES, a serious gal, A friend to some, and someone's pal. NORMA RUCHMAN dresses so well, ls very glad when she hears the bell. eyes MILDRED SALIMONI is very dark, And for dancing has a spark. RAY SIEGEL never utters a peep, But they soy, Still water runs deep. HARRIET STUTMAN likes to chat, Gets good marks in spite of that. PEARL WEISS knows her work. Doesn't know what it is to shirk. ELSIE WHITE, all the teachers' pet, A sweeter girl you've never met. Knocks and Boosts of 9B2 Picture ANTHONY ASPROMONTE is a quiet lad, He is always happy and never sad. LINO CAFFERA, a fiddler is he, Someday another Spaulding hopes to be. VINCENT CARUSO, an artist is he, Another Da Vinci hopes to be. SALVATORE CAPILLI does his work in motion, But for the girls he shows devotion. PETER COSTANZA, with legs so long, Whenever he gives an answer, he's sel wrong. MAURICE CASTELLANO, with his happy g There's never a jam that he's not in. FRANK FASULA likes to chat, But gets good marks in spite of that. WALTER FERRO, a nice boy is he, At your service he will always be. ARTHUR GERACI, though pretty shy, Will get over it bye and bye. LOUIS KURTZ, a terror is he, In the midst of trouble he will always be FRANK LA PINTA, the clown of the class Always pops out with o timely pass. IOSEPH MARTELLO, a gentleman is he, The teacher's friend he'll always be. VITO MULE He is one is a mild-mannered lad, DOMINICK Some day he'll wear out the parlor rug. LAWRENCE Alyaws has something to talk about. POPINO, who is a good scout, JOSEPH SCANDAGLIA, a fine boy is he, slow dom rin, r of the few that are never bad. PIAZZA is a sharpy jitterbug, More like him there should certainly be. I rr -1.-.In--.in wir' mln...-I OI1 page 20 WILLIAM SPANE, who is a friendly sort, Always jolly and a right good sport. CATHERINE ACCARINO is our class blonde, Of her we are very fond. GRACE CARRARA, with her big brown eyes, She is one that always tries. ANGELA GABRIELE, an angel is she, Wishes she could be as tall as me. LUCILLE GIARRA is very gay, A nice little girl in every way. NANCY GIARRUSSO is every girl's friend, She is always ready to help and defend. LEATRICE GRANITTO, a class prodigy, Knows her work like A, B. C. MILDRED MARINO, who is tall and slim, Is always sure to win a medal in the gym. MARGARET MUSER, a good singer is she, Someday a Florence Nightingale she will be ANNA NICASTRO, so jolly and gay, We ull agree that she's O. K. MARIANNA NOTO, both dark and sweet, Always dresses so nice and neat. CLARA PAPAGNI, an obedient lass, Always obeys the rules of her class. ANTOINETTE REALMUTO, who is cute and pet- ite, ls one in the class who is always neat. ANNA RIVITUSO, rain or shine, You'll find her in school ot a quarter to nine MILDRED RUSSOTTI is a good-natured gal, But boy! you can't find a better pal. GLORIA VICCHY does her work well, She never has to be saved by the bell. I I 1 v-nun-if rr' 26