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

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MORRIE EPSTEIN RWD Morrle is recognized as a success- ful, well-rounded student. His success in his studies has won him respect from fellow students and teachers. Morrie's' pictures of students and teachers as well as his witty remarks, have brightened .up many a boring class. In addition to this, Morrie's dedicatlon to the school is marked by his service to it. This combination of studiousness, humor, and committ- ment assures us that he will succeed. in any endeavor. DAVID FREILICH 111 Most people,wouldn't suspect it, it but Killer Fry is a valuable member ofthe football team, and has succeede ed in packing 180 pounds of muscle into a te 135:pound frame. The curly t haired captain has also excelled y academlcal ly although ln the course of compiling an excellent,reco,rd,,he has acquired a dlsliketof transfer stu- dents. On a more humorous note, F F David is a lovable and intelligent guy whoseavant-garden. sense 'of humor and good looks have brightened up our stall atFlatbusl1. to Q f v eoorssssss D l mryl D l D ll t t l Eddie has disrupted many a class with his quick wit and flamboyant personALlty, which is excelled only by his wardrobe. However,,he still manages to maintain a good relation- ship with the administration lwhich is . probably why they call him so oftenl. Beingan all-around athlete as well as captain of the trade team, Eddie shows many fine qualities. In observ- F ing Eddie Esses, one must agree that he-hasscertalnly made his mark in Flatbush and will be a sure success in the future. PHILIP FRIED D775!! Phlllp's dedication torall 'his studies have earned him his truly excellent marks. Likewise, his devotion to F Ylddlshkelt has been manifested g throught hls Imrei Shefer publications and his attendance at Mlshrnar. ,Yet his classmates have also gotten to see the other side of Phil. Phil will for-. ever use his two-year elevator pass lestrhe might fall on the stairs and I ruin his wrestling career. But no mat- ter what Phll decides t0ffUl'1dSft3lC6,'5h6 has the sincere best wishes of all those twhofsouo know mm at'Flatbusl1. r if s SHEL DON FEIT Ol'l JD We welll always be indebted to the 6:44 out of Auburndale for bringing us Sheldon every morning. Despite the .fact that he, comes to school from the deep, dark regions of Northeast Queens, Sheldon still abounds with - enthusiasm. Hls success in Flatbush has only been slightly marred by his difficulty in speaking Hebrew. Shel- donls excellence in science and his seriousattltude towards his studies should help him ln the future. . ' H is kygttk

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LVN 5 cfm ra QQ.-5 ' :.A yt fa' Q E. Q ., X ABRAHAM EDELHEIT JPY' DRYER Abe is known throughout the school as a military genius. His excellence in military science is matched only by his proficiency in both Jewish and secular history lHe was the only stu- g dent in our grade allowed to take American History independentlyl. Abe has spent much of his time at Flatbush laboring fruitlessly for a course in military history. A f ff now, JODY EISENMAN Jody's sense of humor and quick wit have smoothed the edges for him throughout high school. No slouch in schoolwork either, Jody is well known for his mathematical ability and dedi- cation to worthy subjects. He has been active in many commissions, includ- ing Chess, Library, Jewish Affairs, Phoenix, Polls, and soccer. 39 'K' fel 310 LARRYELLMAN WTYVK Beneath his easygoing manner, Larry is sincere and generous to all that befriend him and eager to ac- comodate. Larry is a familiar chaz- an at the daily minyan. He is an enthusiastic sports fan, both as a spectator and a participant. Twelve years at Flatbush have endeared his school and classmates to him.

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i SUSAN FOLKMAN 511' Our mistress of wit, Susan has help- ed ease many a dull Talmud! study class. When she's not making us laugh, she's involved in everything from the Art Club to non-existent volleyball try-outs. Her keen sense of organi- zation and nimble fingers have landed her the position of managing editor of the Phoenix. Sue's aspirations in- clude bumplng into Tex Antoine and setting the world record for the mem- orlzation of monologues. ,e-af' JODI FRANKEL I'l 'l17l' Frankly, Jodl is a grade A kid. Always around when you need her, she's glad to lend a hand. She's a tennis pro, being an ace ln all our hands. Heratalents extend to the arts. Her creations-have brought her happi- ness and some have been tumed into clothes. The office appreciates her secret real skllls. Jodl has typed her way into our hearts. SHARON FROMMER A 5117 When she's not rushing off to Brooklyn College, Sharon's busy mak- ing Flatbush a happier place. Our brilliant, bubbly blonde surely de- serves the award for 'most consistent smlIer. As an A+ student, Sharon is proof that you can mix work with pleasure. Her high scholastic achieve- ments have not stopped her from participating in manyeschool activi- ties. Sharon can always be counted on if you're in need of great notes, the latest gossip or just a good friendsto talk to. - l r 41 , g STEVEN FRAANKEVL A ,V , ' . r nnbw A supporter of J.D.L., Frankie believes in his peoples' rights. Well known for his bright remarks ln class, he is well liked by his classmates. Despite hls rare appearances ln school, he has managed to make lt. sam Aswan GAFFNEY 'lox 'FIND Our Florida import, Asher, Seth or Usher, whichever youiprefer to call him--has won many 'friends in hls short time here. Known for his inter- est in chess andfgirls, he is always willing to give others a helping hand. He has won the respect of many of hls teachers due to his wide academic interests and cheerful smlle. Asher's excellent achievements point to a successful future. , ,4