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

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if . ' ' ,-.liz 26395: if .f-l1 5fflfi55i'5f A f ,I iffrr f ' H . X ' 4.x N . MARK PULTUSKER UWB A bad joke, a hysterical laugh, and one of Davidson's books flying out the window--Pultusker is here! Mark has been the butt of more Polack jokes than he can count lof course, being Polish, he can only count up to tenl. Our swashbuckling fencing team cap- taln and chairman of the birthday cake club holds the distinction of having created the most commissions and titles in order to gain credit but he has never been accused formally since to do so, one must pronounce his last name. His major accomplish- ment was getting G-d to support him in the G.O. election. gum. 'Un AVA RICH Tl 13 This earlybird from Queens arrives at school at 7:30, every morning and is seen leaving at 5:30. A sweet girl and a dependable friend, Ava can be counted on in all situations leven walking twelve miles on Simchas Torahi. She finds time to contribute to the school in various ways. Oneof them is as commissioner of the Libr- ary Squad. 'Ava will always be remem- hered for her Parisian shirts, large supply of Kit Kats, and seven calorie candies.. A pg , ' Q YOCHEVED RACKNIAN ' lJD'l 7 Yo's talias Jessica, Janet, Vicki, etc.l frequent name changes and coiffure convulsions have injected a bright spot in our otherwise mun- dane Flatbush days, Easily noticed in any crowd of females, Yo is a fre- quent visitor to Mr. Zlotnick's office and an advocate of his Bklyn Col- lege program. Her day is full of extra curricular activities, snacks, and phone calls. Energetic and enterpris- ing, nothing can keep Yo from suc- cess. in-- swf' JACOB RICHMAN JPY Besides showing great academic wisdom, Jacob's warm personality and easygoing attitudes have won him many friends in our grade. As manager of the great Flatbush soccer team, he has surely done a great deal to bring championships to Flatbush for two consecutive years. Jacob's fine talents may lead him to a possi- ble future in hairstyling. 55 . NESS RAHMEY D701 Ness, known throughout high schooi for his brilliant sense of humor al- ways brightens up the most boring of classes. A favorite of all his teachers, he never fails to be present in Mr. Jerushalmy's class. Ness also holds a lifetime membership to the bathroom pass. But whether he is in class or not, Ness has made our lives at Flatbush a little more livable. LISA RosEN , MU? Lisa, one of the yearbook class editors, has done much to make her- self noticed in Flatbush. Her carefree attitude is apparent in everything she does. She can always be seen dashing to her next class or to Brook- lyn College. Her bubbling personality is sure to help her achieve all she strives for.

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Focusing hls way into our hearts, Steveffthe snap-happy kid, is analnte-t gral part of our llvely class. Always' ready to laugh at a good joke, he can even come hack with a :singer of his 1, own. With the abllity of a Pele on the soccer field, Steve will pass up the Cosmos for at promising law career. f No one will ever know how Natch can wake up early enough to always make the early minyan. A friend for 1 all seasons, that's our King of the Road. g y SETHSPAUL, Q r , IJYDIP What cantdyou say about a guy whot' has everything? Handsome, Intelli- gentnathletlc and outgoing, Seth to leads the pack in every way. From the day that the Hill Roadrunner cametinto our lives, weyhave not been the same. With his basketball career permanently stalled by Mr. G., Seth always has a promlslng medical fut-1 ure to fall back on. Thlnklng about S Seth always leaves a warm feeling, r in all, our hearts. S ,fi s 1 . - QQ rm, NX ' f in R 1' f ' 'L f' ff if X 4f f25 W ,IN Ne... x IXUN 1 ff, .4 W ' o - .X , 3, K fi . is. l Joyce PENNER 3 ' an J 1 u SHIRA Pr-:Rslcv T11 W 4 Bubbling overtruwith vivaclty and? vShlrafts known for jher display of spirit, Joyce is one of those rare self-confidence, her ability to talk people who enjoy llfe ,ln all ,its as- her way out of any situation, and peets. Though petltejshe never gets S especially forfher outgolnqness and lost In a crowd. Her radical views, vlvaclousness, Whether she is cheer- contagioqs giggle, and bright blue H ,V ing at a gamegor riding ln the ele- eyes set her apart and ismakekloycera ekrt viator, she brightensmany a dreary very unique glrl. Joyce has proved to day. In between halrcuts, Shira finds uslby her ,sincerlty andyldetermination gg time totalk to her plant, eat Mounds that she will surely succeed an the' S of foodtlaccordlng to Docl, and play future. pinball in the pizza store. 57

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X1 x to ,-,s tl ,..f ' LEw1sRosENTHAL t 'l'7 Known for his bright and witty personality, Lewis is no stranger in Flatbush. He has achieved a great many friendships purely on his fun- lov ing nature and ability to get seri- ous and understand all problems. He was rewarded this year for his perso- nality by being elected president of his senior class. But his abilities got beyond-those of friendship. He is a , member of the school swim team and has contributed to its undefeated rec- ords , , , DIANE ROSMAN NJ 'W The best of all feminine traits-- sweetness, surrounds Diane with an aura of charm. Although she gives the appearance of being quiet, Diane comes to life once within her circle of friends. Her moss green eyes, and impeccable tastein clothes, have won Diane the admiring glances of many of her fellow classmates. S9 , Il is ft'-els Mgr f f 'ilfwf 'fvvt fvww ' AM UVM it SL, say SHARI RoTH i'l'1Wf Shari is best known for weekend Q research papers, Wednesday night piano lessons, and the ever elusive yearbook theme. Her copyrighted i notes, now being edited for microfilm, l have seen the insides of every Flat- q bush locker. Shari's efforts are limit- less in the pursuit of knowledgep the many visits with Mr. Zlotnik can f attest to this. She deserves credit for that boundless energy and enthusiasm that pervadxe all her endeavors. ,L . ,' lv 1,