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

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4' W4 .ff fl K' bfi 9? VH Mu ENNA EIBENSUN 'fl' 'Lh', ' fVl'l1l? l 'mL 'AA armour. Ln ' ' I'-I' Quf Russian representative is at Despite his humble originslasta an llnsplratlon to ue5'all.'l Her warmth, Connecticut farmboy, Shabse has devollfzm and smcerltytmeke her as beautlfifl human beingg With an une carmy sense of adress, a gcaptlv atingxa. accnt, and an open heart to all, Enna has attracted many friends. ,developed into a famedviTalrnudic scholar. When not milklng cows, Shabse travels on the Cannonball Exa- press, the ONLY way-to travel in -West Hartford. Our remain Aklvalnlclc will long bes remem bered for his ln-7 trigti'lnglf'accent,' fastetalk ing' abil itygl 52 SHARON LISTHAUS ' fl'1W Petite and cute, Sharon proves that he good things come ln small packages. g Like as carnatlbn lnagarden of weedsy she brightens up any classywlth her glowing simile and liugliter.l A l creatlve person, she takesya share in , providing boyslwith klbot. 'Her cheer- fulness and friendliness will be ..t. re-, - membered by all. l l l

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K, . . H. 1,- RAQUEL KLIGMAN x7l l'l Ricki?l iWhether she spells it with a y or an i we still don't knowl had much to do with the fun we all had in Flatbush. A witticism for every occasion, Ric's gift of speech was recognized this year when Bell Tele- phone awarded her honorary member- ship for having 900 overcalls. AI- though Ric is endeared to us all, we prefer speaking to her in public places, for her lack of coordination has proven costly to many of our home furnishings. Spastic or not, we love her!! IRA KREISLER 'JRWWY Ira, known not only for his fiery red hair, but also for his great personality, has left an indelible mark on our grade. His intellectual achievements and good humor have endeared him to his fellow classmates and teachers. Short in stature but tall in mind, Ira's easygoing manner and warm personality have earned him the ad- miration and respect of all those who know him. GINA KNOLL TlJ 1 Constantly late for first period be- cause of trouble on the Verrazanno, tor so she saysl, Gina's inevitable vib- rant mood and humorous facial ex- pressions make her a truly fun person to be with. Gina, no matter how you pronounce it, is know for her warm personality, generosity, and fighting for what she wants. Her sincerity and dependability makes Gina a really goodffriend to have. 1 i rf.: . kk. , I ,, '-.J BENJY KONIGSBERG l'73'33 Benjy's wit and intellect are only surpassed by his great personality. His musical talents and love of the arts are equal to none. He is well liked by all his classmates and teachers. He was a member of the school orchestra and the soccer team. NS . Q be x tyy -1

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JEANNETTE LANIADO TID If you have been lucky enough to meet Jeannette on one of her visits to the school,,you'd find that she is warm and charming. Known everywhere for her exquisite taste in clothes and warm personality, she ls welcome wherever she goes. Jeannette is fun to be with, especially at lunchtime. We're sure that the phone company couldnlt survive without her support. or-:Bare LERNER s H1131 Monov Levine ' 'D l lD Deb as Mr. Zlotnlk sometimes V Mordy's enormous talents have calls her ls a prominent and well liked been divided between schoolwork member of our grade. With a smile and humor. More than once, Mordy's second to none, she has endeared outbursts have brought welcome in- herself to many. As editor-in-chief of -terruptlons in mostly boring classes. the Phoenix, Debbie has devoted much of her time to the success of the paper. Our avid Knick fan can often be heard reminiscing about Dave Debusschere with Rabbi Bron- feld. Her desire to be a lawyer plus her oratory talents will undoubtedly secure her a place on the Supreme Court. My WWF 3 JSHEERA LOPATA i f l l 1.9U 4 fgol, LOSHINSKY' 3057! Sheera spends much of her time traveling, becoming an aunt, and J belng tlckllsh. In school, shed can of- Sol, our future News Center 4 ,anchorman ,lLook, out Tom Snyderl, likes to mlx pleasure and learning fell be Sl-Wffed Shafll'l9 Sna0kS and in class. His friendly personality and mllk with her friends or continuing. her debate with Mr. Halevl on the -warm smlleshave won him many - friends ln four years, although that ITIOYP-my of English Queens- Sheefa ' . y does not include Rabbi Llchtman. FIGS 5900 unanimously VON'-l UWB Blfl ll-lls witty remarks brighten up every with the most foreign sounding nick- class, and tales of his voyages on the name? Thl'0U9h all this, She sill! ferry keep ,everyone awake.,l-lis J Yemilm an expeft In ml-1556 and IS' superb ball handling has aroused and faeli, Dance- Hel' high aCad9mlC wlll continue to arouse hls many fansg wstandigng has also earned heria covet- 5 . - ed position ln Ari-sta. . V , V.,,,, , , A 53 His fine academic record speaks for itself. These, combined with his ex- cellence in tennis have'served to make Mordy a well-rounded mem- ber of our class. JULES LOWEFF- f'l'l1i'l V Because of Jules' strong conserva- tive opinions on social issues and- his strict religious views, he can never be accused of making a class discus- J, sion boring. Besides never hesitating to voice his opinions, Jules possesses a talent for writing and is known as V our prolific poet. He has been active in the Polls Commission, the Debat- ing Team, and has written for the Phoenlx and the Pegasus. '