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

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' , Ream Hmscl-1 s as no '7n'1 Robln's diversified qualltles revolve around a unique personality: the warm senslttvlty of axfriend andthe worldly oplnlon of a mature individual. An abundance of charm, friendllness, and fine .character have made Robln the well rounded person she ls. These dynamic attributes auger an exciting future for her. r RICHARD 'HDRGWITI 'www Rlchle's asooiates respectfully refer to whim as Rav. I-le stalked the halls of Flatbush with .a gMasechet Klddus-we hln' ln his left hand and an accuslngi flngeriuin his right. He davened, yt benched, the sang tenorpfor the Lubdff' - vltche twist, he rode shotgun on a mitzva-msoblle..sDanclng in the halls' and shlyurim ,beforenbaslcetball t games--such were his ways, for he was the kings of Ruach and pious in all things, Chin in hand, thumb pointed ever upward, he isanlnspl l rationtousall. r, --u 4: 'p' 4' l I ll fl A 'W ' ' w 2-an Z A t QQ if ' - '- - f. N au. 5iN5A'1 :A at 5- A S5 sf:- g , is at 'arf Q 35? to .aa ' -X M Q, A s ' .2 A V : S as r f' a 'E Q Ream Hoaowrrz -Tl 1lDu'7l'l'l- Our resident fchemist, 'fy Robln, the Belle Harbor blondie, ASPIRED to be a-doctors Bobby'sF' brains and great personality are the y formula for a p terrific friend. Her writing abilities made her a quick favorite of Mrs. Goldfarb, and landed her a job on the Phoenlxi Rdblri's good! hui-nor has enabled ihergto turn the dullest mama- ents into minutes of laughterg regard- less off how fastfshefs talklng.'As'lonQ as Rolalnk continues Esmll Ing, know she wlll always succeed feven ln Med. Sehoollfv sssss u 48 A u Q . r DAVID ISRAEL t 111 t 3 Iz isalways ready with a qulck e quip ln any situation. I-lls bunny sense y of humor andlan unusual use of Japa4 nese Phrases have lightened uprmanyr a dull class. Eppes a basic part of our 'class and startlng forward on our Math as Team, Davldfs voice can always be so heard echoing lnitheh halls. We will always remember him for his vain lfutilel l ?l attempts to 'Fcharge' up l'the G.0.e'le6fl0fls. Kataf. all

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'X BRIAN GREENSPAN 'UU Bi BAD Brian is our friendly 9 giant. He always manages to get him- self out of hairy situations. Pos- sessing a unique sense of humor, Brian is always fun to be with. His pranks and gags result in never- ending laughter. His immense size is useful when it comes to picking on freshman. Brian is noted for his straight hair and gentle demeanor. X LEAH HELFMAN , m-U7 Warmth and sensitivity are the qualities which give Leah a sense of individuality. Her concern for her friends and willingness to help make her an easy person to talk to when you have a problem. Determination and participation in helping others will prove to be a success for Leah in the future. ADINAH GROSS 7137757 Adinah, an ardent Bnei Akivanik with thespian tendencies, has given her class many memorable perfor- mances tnot all of them intentionall. She has displayed a surprising talent for modeling and has manifested her acting and directorial ability in the production of DEATH OF A SALES- MAN Un a stroke of innovative genius, she had her leading man, Willy Loman, keep his back to the audi- encel. It is a wonder to us that such an active student has only 10 archon credits. Adinah will always be re- membered as the nicest young man in Mr. Brand's class. 1. - K, i -l....,s 2- 'fir .,.-.aa 1-f ' pai if . FS. ' Louis HAIT '10 'U When he is not visiting school, Ari can usually be found running stop signs, collecting summonses, or just sitting around playing his guitar. His lateness record lthe L.I.R.R. 9 strikes againtl will someday be enter- s ed into the Guinness Book of World Records. Ari has always been able to maintain his honor class status with merely sporadic work in January and June. Ari, in his happy go lucky manner, is always smiling--perhaps it has something to do with his SHEER happiness. wcmklr 5 efjlfc 1 U iq, A MY HEN DEL Tl J Tl When not in class, Amy spends her time planning for Yom Ha-Shoah, eating moral pizza, and deriving the square root of pi. What other MAA winner can brag that she received a birthday cake with thevquadratic formula iced on top? An integral part of our class, Amy will always be rememberd for her fantastick qualities...Q.E.D. K xii . l ,x R ,c 0 ' L5 s.2.9wfMNl? P it in tw .Milf , . NR '-t03r'Nfall ,XS X fx CCN-:Q Cfopigwb 0 .od !rXfsQtX ,. CPL QW' O' Q2 k sm, l- Ol Q-io.. ifjitiltugtgftiag Agfa

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G' A AD' 'gr KJ-N Q 5, 'gr L 9 ss I J f We Q ' r of e fu , xx gr l e BL X 4 n 'kl fg ff , ' f 'f rio 1 a 26 1,53 ' i ' ' as - 'se 1 X 2, Jw 'O' XA Q l as -ft N r if l ti? 1 if ll l f in-Le . gr ight, laughter, next togin any class. Although she ' g lsa fun person to 'hm' slt arrlved from Israel ln her Freshrrian ' year, Bella has worked dlllgently ln overcomlng 'her language difficulty and has excelled ln all her studies. She ls an sensitive ns,' girl who writes, e y poems and sings. 'Bella's many talents includefholding the record for sawing, off locliers. 1BeIlai's dellghffill sntlle l and cries of f'Are,you kidding? will aalwaysfbe rehwenfibereifz r .g - naturecl,,gand,1e1fulal,9f l.,l r r E ,Partgpf our Syrian Qenilnsencx, Sammy was a favorlte of Mrs. Buenog Sammy spends most of his tlmer, grooving to?Dyl5rl ,and'roaLsflng ifnarshf mellows by an open flre. Since Sam- my was outeto lunch, 'we never finish- ed hls write-up, or or 49 . rrleo srnn t Allza, full of warmth and kindness fhas always found time tc srrr he lpfher friends out despite her hectic sched- rule here and at ,Brooklyn giollegef When exam tlme comes around, her ,phone ls like a 'Washlngton Hotline. 'Never dlsmayed, Ali'2a's face is al-l ways aglow with that radiant smlle of shers. An actlver worker inthe a library and a math wiz by nature, Allza has been and will always be one gal 2 everyone can't help but like. on cutting hygiene and a I fine moviesr l-lerwzany. character manifested in her inane com mentsland unlque, choice of fflflk, ends. We are all glad that she SHAR- ED her warm personality and mom-or 'ents of maEinessl1'wltH1iJs. rttl