Joel Braverman High School - Summit Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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EDDY BERMAN '1T9 7R The farmer from Long Island, Eddy's most famous words are L,I.R.R., his usual excuse for his constant latenesses. Finding Eddy in school on time is like finding a nee- dle in a haystack. For his birthday, his friends bought him a tractor. All farming aside, Eddy is one who helps others in times of need, and adds a trace of humor to the daily routine of school. JEFFREY BERNSTEIN 'IU W ' Jeff's ear for music is well known throughout the school. Unfortunately, so is his voice. His multi-colored yarmulkas, debonnaire style of dress, and good looks have formed his color- ful personality. As captain of the tennis team and a former member of J.V., Jeff still has found time to join the bowling team. WSU ESTHER BOLTUCH 'IUCN RONIT BOUTON fl'J'l 'l Esther's warm and good natured Our Israeli import, Ronit never character has made her a friend to fails to light a smile. Her vivacious all. He good looks are only an exte- good looks and caustic wit have made rior example of her deep character her popular to all. Although Ronit and maturity. Possessing a distinct rarely makes it to class on time, she personality, Esther combines laughter manages to charm her way out of the with sincerity to make her someone problem. Her laugh has never failed special. There is no doubt in our to brighten up an already boring class- minds that she will be a smashing room. She is a girl who is considerate success in everything she does. of others and always tries to help others in any way possible. She is truly worthy of all the compliments given to her. 35 Mic:-:AL BITTMANN 'vom Delightful, intelligent, and beauti- ful, Michal is probably one of the youngest seniors ever to graduate. Her sophisticated beauty, focusing on her Ultra-Brite perfect smile, is visually enhanced by her complete wardrobe of bowshirts. Speaking of brite, Michal 's intelligence is man- ifested in her participation in the National Bible Contest and our annual school concert. Our beautiful young lady will always have a special place in our hearts and we will never forget her. WT 1 rlit A 1 I 'l R l RUBIN BRECHER Rubin's popularity is well founded in his sincere dedication to Jewish and school projects. As elections commissioner, he will always be re- membered for his notorious attempt for the G.O. Presidency. A leader among his friends, Rubin can always be counted on to lend a helping hand to anyone in need. Rubin is a promi- nent member of our grade.

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. .. VKVQQA ,.,.. r L A ,FQ id! kkyr Q Q9 ,V - b I 'nw' ,E Q la? ,Q Q 43.014 Jlqf-?. 0- fi DQQQJQ, VY L l f i , :. , . Q fd .x -4 f'7N, ,, Ati 'J ,Lt xlib l x i fi vita LM ki XX . Q sta ll ,. CHAVIE BEL LIN Wifi Chavie is known for her mercurial moods, reversible names iChavie? Eva? Chavelle?l and precise articu- lation. Many a congressman has felt the sting of this tall girl with the Massachusetts twang. Her literary talent has merited her the editorship of the Pegasus and her stubborn in- divicluality has made her the devil's advocate in many class discussions. We are sure Chavie will reach great heights in the future--with or without heels. GWEN BLOONI ID 'lD Although Gwen's absences are frequent, she makes up for lost time with her amusing quips and bright comments that always manage to break the monotony of a long day. Her good natured pranks and those luscious red lollipops she's always seen with, won't be forgotten in the halls of Flatbush. ,s-ll 'i mi 5 rw' ii, GAIL BERGER T'lIl'lD Gail is the kind of girl that is very concerned about her friends and al- ways wants the best for them. If a friend fails a test, she herself feels bad and she offers all the spare time she has to help. Gail herself is an A student in every subject. She was in the choir for four years and partici- pated in the Mikado . She was on' the typing staff of the Pegasus and has been praised many times by various teachers. She is truly worthy of all the praise given to her. K -- as fm - . -- -.-',- if . 1. 5 - Qi sf - t ms naar 5 , ii', 2 . . is 75.1.3 kilt: .. ,i., 2. . MICHAEL BERKow1Tz, ESQ. 'D'l'17J Michael, author of How to Succeed in School Without Really Trying , is a study in paradoxp a hard-boiled romantic, an industrious idler. His hobbies include creative writing, pinching Storch's cheek, and crusad- ing against bureaucracy and injustice. Among his major accomplishments are: whistling the 1812 Overture all the way thru, getting his Esq. print- ed on official documents, and con- founding, at one time or another, all his close associates, a telephone re- cording, and an elevator.

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SUSAN BROWN ilJW-'IW -Wlth a ' ' sparkling personality and a cheerful. disposition, Susan is like her jewelry collection--a rare gem. When she's not busy eating, our ener- getic Co-op 'Commissioner can be seen minding the store lSince when does Flatbush sell Cornell T-shirts?l or performing with the Dance Club. Sue's absurd sense of humor and warm, affectionate nature are a winning combination that makes .her a popu- lar volunteer at the Veterans Admin- istration Hospital. S , SARAH CQHEN ,, UTP Sarah is easily identified by her' unique giggle which never fails to miss a class. Sarah is reserved but her easy-going manner has gained the affection of all her friends and is never overlooked. Sincere, warm, and compassionate, Sarah is always ready to help others in tight situations. Rain or shine, Sarah is always en- thusiastic about playing a game of tennis. ' S JUDAH CHARNOFF il'l'lFiT Judah, with a quick wit and sharp tongue, has proven that age is no factor at all. A wiz at the guitar as he is at anything he sets his mind to, Judah is an integral part of our class. An inspiration to us all, scholarly Judah has added much depth to our Gernmorah class. Young, tall, tan, and handsome, Judah has turned many faces in the halls of Flatbush. We wish the best of everything to this true, sincere, and most of all--ma- ture friend of ours. PAUL DAVIDSON r T105 'Paul always keeps us laughing, be it with an impression, a joke, or a pie in the face. Not only does Paul have a wonderful sense of humor, but also, a kind heart, as this Belle Harborian is known for driving throughout Brook- lyn to take his friends home. He is extremely creative, to which his art work and class notes will testify. We could ramble on about Paul, and de- scribe hisiother talents lsuch as his - musical talentsl but we have to leave room in this yearbook for the other seniors. iff 1 ' 36 as iss - it as ,STUART CHESNER i'll'ii3W Stu's achievements on the ballfield, playing for the soccer team, and pitch- ing for the baseballsteam have arous- ed many fans. His mischievous smile and warm personality have become his trademark. Throughout his years at Flatbush, Stu's easygoing manner has gained him many friends. He is a sure shot to succeed in the future. PHILIP DOLINSKY R1 W1 Founder of the Flatbush Destroy- ers lFlatbush's 5941 football teami, Phil has proven that even the most i popular team in Flatbush doesn't have to exist. With great ideas such as the brain changer and five pages to the nude women, Phil has Q sparked up many a boring session. A Monty Pythonic, Phil has developed a sense of humor almost as funny as theirs. We will always remember this unique member of our class.