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

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aff! 10055 MERYLE GENS U 'i?J Nleryle has the kind of internal glow that makes her so special. She's shy, quiet and honest with the type of sincerity so hard to find in people today. Merl has an optimistic out- look on life--helping people gives her great pleasure. We can only wish her the happiness she's brought us in letting us know her as we do. Av1vA GINSBURG 7l3 3N Aviva's jangling jewelry is a sure cure for somnia in any of the classes. Although her jewelry might be loud, Aviva, by nature is a very quiet and intelligent girl. Because of her quiet- ness, Aviva is well liked by all her teachers and friends, thereby making her future a brighter one with success right around the corner. gl sTEvEN GLADSTEIN 'PNN' Armed with his fabulously outland- ish questions Uust how does bile emulsify fats?l and Kal V'chomer attitude toward Gemorah, Steve-- better known to some of us as Stan- The-Man--makes everyday a little brighter. Steve's quick and analytical mind is sure to help him in his studies at B.lVl.T. this year. 43 'fig-I sp--wq, ,, JOSH GINDEA Yli7'Ii'i' Josh, our Vice-President, possesses a weird sense of humor which puts a little fun into the long hours of school Starting as forward for the Falcons, Josh is an excellent ballplayer. His demented attitude and humor is one of his distinguishing traits, turning his very presence into a joke. Diligent and studious when necessary, Josh has aspirations in the field of Dentistry. His orderly fashion and neatness is evident in his hairstyle, always well placed and groomed. -'I-1 09

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ADAM GARDEN WJQN Adam's handsome protruding chin and luscious dimples have made him one of the cutest boys ever to attend Flatbush. His intelligence and uncan- ny mathematical abilities are com- bined with his swimming and tennis prowess to make him one of the greatest people who ever lived. Aside from making wise cracks and annoy- ing Pultusker, Adam has many other hobbies. Although he is a Minnisota Viking and Detroit Tigers fan, Adam continues to make his residence in N.Y.C. PW BILLY GELFAND D?T'l3N William, our philosophy major, has often enlightened us with his deep thoughts. His keen sense of humor has been appreciated as well as imitated by Rabbi Neeman. Throughout his four years in Flatbush, Billy has par- ticipated in many extracurricular activities and has become an integral part of our grade. His friendly dispo- sition will gain him many friends in the future. EZRA GINDI NWTY Eddie holds the worId's record for being thrown out of class. Perhaps this is the reason for his most famous remark in class-- What.test? Eddie Eddie Eddie's favorite pastimes include: Baseball, Swimming, and Girl Watching. Upon graduating, we would like everybody to remember just what a pleasure it was to spend time with a special friend like Eddie. All of our moments with Eddie will be long remembered. 42 JOYCE GINDI Flfi72JLV An overflowing pocketbook full of gum and several pens is just the right way for Joyce to start every morning. Joyce's vibrancy always seems to fill the classroom with cheerful laughter, Her ambiguous smile allows her to ask just about any question and receive an answer to it. Joyce's friendliness and cheerfulness will allow her to accomplish' all her goals in life.

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,,,- REBECCA GOLDL or e in 7'lPJ l Rebecca's wit, sarcasm, and excel- lent giasptof cliches have earned her thercqyeted title of Mr. l,evy's 'Wise Old sageg Aside from being a nifty actress, Rebecca has 1a streak of llt-r erary originality which enables her tofwrlte yearbooklwrite-ups without such lines as y l-ler hobbies include, etd. Herhobbles include collecting tzedal9ah,qreviewifng Monty Python, and trying to keep her mouth shut. Rebec1ca's high potential 'and lousy attitude have endeared her to her classmates. i l l l '?N'W7l young nianbf many talents, has Qpntfibviedlfmush to the Yesl'llvah'. He has been with thedreshivah orchestral forelfour years,-L was a commissioner of the service 'squad andhas iheld-iother Gg0.'p0si- i tions. Irwin, always wearing a,l fulI l head of'halfr, has a flair for music. ' all-le plays the guitar, reeorder, and. it piano and is well versed in all sorts def music. Irwin-Sis populariwlthfhis friends and is always willing to do a y 3' QM. ,- ec' 44