James J Reynolds Junior High School - Beacon Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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SCHOOL AND FACULTY A gleaming rocket that soars through the sky was nothing but a heap of metals before it was built. lt took skilled technicians, engineers, and scien- tists to mold the metal, piece by piece, until it took shape and could fly. Like these engineers and technicians, Reynolds and its faculty have molded us for a better life. The wisdom and ideas they gave us will help us to endure and understand our life and future. As a rocket cannot fly without its builders, we could not go on to achieve our goals Without the help of our teachers. Barbara HaFfes Joanne Stromberg

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Q 2-i'- ' 'f- ' M Q, I . . , r Q I rg ,I I i In S .f ' - 31 gr-: - er.. X, 1-v Eg: 'Nr I , ' gr' M 1' in iff iii' ir it ' -' A l f! I - riff, , l i ll V I r , , YEARBUOK: LITERARY, BUSINESS AND TYPING STAFFS-Bottom Row l. to r.l: Jayne Felder, Sally Shabat, Jo-Ann Piazza, Roberta Hotz, Lillian Serrani, Joanne Stromberg, Gail Helfman. A Top Row: Harriet Fein, Sharon Glaser, Rhonda Measer, Miss Linda Meshaloff, Judy Ellenberg, Susan Lubert, Susan Lerner. ,Elf 'ik' YEARBUUK ART STAFF-Bottom Row ll. to r.l: Rita Deutsch, Joanne Stromberg, Neil Berger, Benny Wolman, Ed Falk, Mark Lefkowitz, Phylis Goldstein, Linda Aronoff. ' Second Row: Marlene Korn, Marcia Vaxer, Debbie Bloomberg, Miss Jacqueline Nussbaum, Mariann Guastafeste, Trina Sundal, Robin Ellen- bogen. Third Row: Debbie Gibson, Jimmy Jones, Karen Kaufman, Roger Seigel. I I I nr it tiling I gas Staff Literary Staff Advisor: Miss Linda Meshalolf Staff: Judy Ellenberg Jayne Felder Gail Helfman Susan Lerner Susan Lubert Rhonda Measer Eve Rantzer Joanne Stromberg Contributor: Barbara Haffes Typists: Harriet Fein Jo-Ann Piazza Photography Stat? Advisor: Miss Jacqueline Nussbaum Editor: Neil Berger Associate Editor: Margie Sirkin Staff: James Jones Mark Lefkowitz Roger Segal Joanne Stromberg Trina Sundal Art Staff Advisor: Miss Jacqueline Nussbaum Editor: Rita Deutsch Associate Editors: Edward Falk Benny Wolman Linda Aronoff Martin Bernhardt Debbie Bloomberg Robin Ellenbogen Deborah Gibson Phyllis Goldstein Cindy Green Marianne Guastafeste Karen Kaufman Marlene Korn Mark Lefkowitz Fanny Stern Trina Sundal Marcia Vaxer ' 'J

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i,3f,f',7 ivigivii ml'l .I rf' ' snug sv.. 135' nf af N -,,o..l-.,-,,. .., , ,- ,-, gl t. Q J, Us EDITORIAL An oblong object drifts silently into space. Moving upward is its goal, but not its destiny. lt may have power failures and collect meteor dust, but it will be repaired and cleaned. lt may be thrownt off course, but it will adjust its mechanisms to second best time and again. Eventually, it will reach an altered goal that seems more real than the perfect one did. The object is you, and its goal, your future. Your J.H.S. years shape your future. During those years, the opinions and ideas of adults have more meaning for you. With the aid of education, you become able to discriminate between the fair and unfair things adults do. You begin to decide which examples you Il follow and how you can improve on them. lt's up to you to develop a strong character now, to provide for a strong foundation later on. Good luck in your celestial iourney. Eva Rantzer