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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AMUSING POEMS THE PAINLESS DENTIST NextI called the dentist. I knew he meant me. I put my hand to my swollen jaw, And counted up to three. In I walked, and placed myself Upon the monstrous seat. Over walked the dentist And told me to repeat,- Ah-h-h, ah-h-h, said he. Ah-h-h, ah-h-h, said I. And before I knew what happened to me, The tooth was out, with never a cry. 1 Norma Fox, RC2 C LEARNING A FOREIGN LANGUAGE Learning a foreign language often keeps me mum, And after a test I get my marks which make me feel quite dumb The teacher calls on me and asks me to recite, And there I stand so blankly, my mind is dark as night. I stutter and I stammer, and the blood rushes to my head, I only wish he could have called on someone else instead. Then like a bolt of thunder I hear that breath-taking, WeIlI Just as I slowly start to speak-there I am saved by the bell. Carmela Chirico, RBI I CARDS lExaggeratedI My father comes home in the night time, Hungry and tired,, feeling crummy. He's had a hard day and he wants to eat, But my mother is playing rummy. He calls her and shouts, Have you got any food? She says, Wait a minute, my dear. 36