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

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MORTON SMILEY, our class leader is he, Why does he always pick on me? CARMELO STARINTINO, a very fine boy, Is his mother's pride and joy. STANLEY WEISZ, with that innocent look, Has a full page in the section book. EGON WERTHAMER, quick and bright, When he talks, is usually right. MARY ABRAHAMS, our future nurse, Don't go to her, or you'lI feel worse. MYRA AGRESS, with a lovable face, For a variety of clothes, wins the race. MARIAN BERGSTEIN, although very small, Her duties rank above all. BLANCHE BOAS acts quite well, Someday may be a Hollywood belle. MARIE CASTELLANO, a quiet lass, Her hand writing's the envy of the class. THELMA FELDMAN, who rates high in Art, Is always ready to do her part. ELAINE HELD, quiet as a mouse, We wish we could see her in the house. MURIEL KAUFMAN, full of laughs, Is the leader of our class. GLORIA MAURI-if giggles and smiles would keep one alive, She would live to one hundred and five. Tl-IERESA MOSCARELLA, who draws very well, When in French, hates the sound of the bell. PENELOPE NEGAS, mischievous as a rabbit, Opening to her section book page is a habit. FLORENCE RESNICK, a Social Service Worker to be, Woould give her right arm for humanity. ANNE RIZZO, a very small gal, Rates high as any one's pal. EUNICE SACKS, small and sweet, Has all the boys flocking around her feet. ROSLYN SANDLER, our class athlete, In basketball she can't be beat. HARRIET SILVERMAN, so smart is she, Never has to be saved by the bell at three, ESTELLE SPINACK, as you will see, ls sweet, polite, in fact, all a girl should be. ANNA MARIE VINCHESSI, with a disposition so sunny, Has the job of collecting our class money. MARILYN YAGODA, a sweet lass, Is one of the prettiest in our class. REV WATER Did anyone ever stop to think About the water that we drink? Some people think it's easy to get, And deem it a nuisance because they get wet. Water is precious, more precious than jewels, And people who waste it are just simply fools. So just think awhile, how careless youfve been. To waste so much water is like committing a sin. Claire Ludwig, RBI WISHING I wish I were a bird with a rainbow wing, So I could fly up into heaven, And hear the angels sing. I wish I were a tree, So birds could build their nest in me. Charles Carrera, 7Bl 34

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ROBERT PRESENT is short and thin, There isn't a jam he hasn't been in. HAROLD QUOYOON, a proud Assyrian, Sometimes acts as though in delirium. GEORGE ROSENFELD is a talkative fellow, When we get homework, he's the first to bel- low. HAROLD TRACHTENBERG, in his work there's seldom a flaw, Someday he hopes to practice law. DAVID WEINBERGER is a quiet lad, When we jest with him, he always gets mad. MORTIMER WINTER, a quiet lad is he, Always first to be out at three. GAETY ALBANO someday will find, That napping in classes affects one's mind. RUTH FREED, tall and dark, Never says a mean remark. INEZ GREENBERG for Romeos has a yen, She thinks that she is God's gift to men. IOAN HAAS--when we go to oral comp., loan's face is brightened, But when it comes to Algebra, she sure is froghtened. MIRIAM HALPERN is helpful and sweet, In her subjects she is hard to beat. RHODA HORNICK, Thelma's pal, ls, herself, a lively gal. RSOALIND JORDAN red hair does possess, And we all like her, we must confess. CAROL KAHN, a jolly lass, ls one of the liveliest in our class. CHARLOTTE KANTROWITZ is always talking, About her Algebra she's constantly squawking. RHODA KINSTLER has quite a few curls, You'll always find her shushing the girls. IUDITH KURZ, tall and slim, Tackles civics with all her vim. ARLETTE LERNER, to everyone she is a pal, You'll rarely find a nicer gal. SHIRLEY RIBNER, with a sweet smile, Always dresses in excellent style. THELMA ROSENBLATT, a pretty lass, ls one of the most popular in our class. EDITH SCHWARTZ, helpful and neat, ls the kind you'd love to meet. IEAN SILVERS in stature is fairly tall, We wonder if she'll learn French at all. LILLIAN OFFSER-watch her mouth go, Will she ever learn to talk slow? MILLICENT STRAZZULLA, our leader is she, A dress designer she wants to be. FLORENCE ZIMMERMAN is a studious lass, She's one of the cleverest in our class. EDNA ZITREN is full of fun, Will cheer you up when you are glum. Knocks ond Boosts ol RD2 Picture on page 24 ANDREW AGALACO is never quiet, Always has the class in a riot. NORMAN BACHMAN, with a disposition mild, His continuous silence drives us wild. ARTHUR BECKERMAN, a very tall fellow, When he's reported, how he does bellow. MELVIN BERFOND, our Cassanova, When they told keeled over. him he graduated, he just GODFREY DALLEK, a boy with glasses, Wishes he could skip all his Algebra classes. NORMAN DEMNER, an athlete fair, Jumps nine feet with inches to spare. JOSEPH EPSTEIN, for short is called joe , When the teachers say Homework, he says, uoh !n MILTON GRAF, a lad quite bright, lsn't like the others-he's polite. VINCENT INDOVINO is a big flirt, From all the girls he hears the dirt. VICTOR LIEBMAN, a Chicago Cub player we will see, On the bench he will always be. HOWARD LOKYITCH, a fair sport is he, Doesn't know what he wants to be. HERMAN MOLLINS, a boy full of fun, His face is always as bright as the sun. SAMUEL ROSENBERG, so tall and thin???, Our friendship he will always win. NORMAN ROSENBLATT was never bad, But now he is a talkative lad. MARTIN SAMOLSKY, a Bacteriologist to be, That his future is set, everyone can see. 33

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