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

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LENNY MAGID i'l7 lR Pickles' ping-pong prowess and political perspicacity iparticularly pertaining to provacative problernsl have procured him a prominent posi- tion among his peers: President Pick- les. Possessed of a penchant for im- probable pranks, he is perpetually placed in precarious predicaments, but purposefully plods the path of propriety. ELI MooRE 'l'77-V973 Our classmate from around the corner, Eli can be spotted by his attache case and his matching yar- mulkas. Eli's short-but-to-the-point homework is appreciated by many and he is well liked by all. His gen- erosity and his willingness to help are two of the traits which have won him the admiration of students and teachers alike. BETH MAIZES Tl 'Ill Bassie, alias Miss X, refuses to sub- mit a write-up. If any information about her were to fall into the wrong hands, it might blow her cover. Her true identity is only known to a small group of Federal agents. ABE NIOSSERI Di'l lJN Smiling Abe is kind to all and though basically non-violent, he has consistently managed to fight his way through school. Abe has set as his goal a degree in medicine. Walking the halls with self-assurance and his natural good looks, Abe has won immense popularity. Always ready to go out of his way to help a friend, Abe will surely succeed. 54 mf xkgy, ,.-t .,.'. 'W gif na, . :fm-V. 4.1. em' :xp g A .. N., ,,,l I, ,i.... at 9 ff Miss K K Q C, ' JACK MANN '7N fl'lP Jack's Israeli heritage makes it- self evident in his driving habits as he zooms from place to place in his orange GT. Although a four year member of the mimeo squad and an avid basketball player, Jack finds time to ignore his studies. His excep- tional math ability has enabled him to keep two girl friends at the same time, and has prompted him to enter the'field of accounting. We wish him continued success. ALAN MOSSERI 11D'7n Al is one of our outstanding charac- ters. His superior wit compounded by elements of surprise, have lessened the boredom of many a dull hour. Al is known as the Big Man On Cam- pus. Al's good looks and sweet dis- position attract many female follow- ers. Al is surely a content individual, who will reach any goal he sets for himself.

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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. '

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ISAAC MANSOUR PWS Isaac is usually quiet in class but is bubbling with life out of class, Out- spoken on topics to his liking, Isaac has made many points with teachers and classmates alike. Calm, easy- going, and proud of his Syrian heri- tage, Isaac is sure to go far in life. Nozuvl MARANS GS? 1 J IRENE MILIONER NJ 7 ' Noam's attentiveness in Gemorah i topped only by the number of times he has been seen leaving Doctor Har- an's classroom. His keen, incisive, and sometimes unbelievably stupid remarks deceive the teachers into believing that Noam actually pays attention. Noam is one of the privi- leged few who get to have L.I.R.R. stamped on their frequent late notes. Over the years, we have also noted MARANOS' close relationship with Torah teachers. Indeed, Noam's wit is one of his greatest attributes. S During her stay at Flatbush, Irene has proved to be an excellent pianist Her talented and beautiful renditions of the classics has enthralled us all. She will long be remembered as a wonderful musician as well as a de- voted and truthful friend. was-'4