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

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VRICVI-lA,RDliRU,DY, y PHI? A Rlcky, Rich, Richard, Rudy--what- ever his namef may actually be, has really impressed ,both his friends and teachers lMr. lierushal my especial lyl especially with his quick-wit and - sha mind. In addition to his intel , YP l L , ,.,. l,,, ,-7' l ligehce, Rlchfls alsofan david sports- A maneand atgreat dresser, Always 'one a I of the guys and a charmer with the girls, Rlchiewas an integral partfof the ' senior eeye I it ,ORNA SABBATH, r li'lJ'l1R Although Orna came to us in her junior year,eher quiet charmland A sharp, wlt have made her a welcome asset to our grade. Sitting next to her at lunchfls an astonishing lssl revelation for dieters. Despite her enormous love of food, Orna has maintained her tall -willowy figure. Ornals opti- mistic advice and forthright opinions haveoften helped her friends lnltlme of need- This slim and vlvacious Is- raell wlll always be fondly remember- ed I I I y ROY sAcKs A e 'l 'WDW Roy can be easily recognized by his big black briefcase which he car- rles around at all timese He has been the dedicated flOat commissioner ,for 'three years. Roy has also been active in the Times Commission and Debat- ing Team. Academically, he excels in history and will always point out some fascinating historical fact. Roy also has an avid interest in science fiction. In addition, he ls a loyal fan of Star Trek and has all of the shows practic- ally memorized. Roy ls a trustworthy and honest individual, always ready to lend a hand in an amiable manner. Known- for his blonde naar randi love of green, Ike is a sports fanatic, His 'enjoyments range from badminton to baseball, apple- ple, and Chevrolet. A dlstlngulshed member of the Fabu- lous Flatbush Fancangrue ls calm yet t not shy. a I-lee-is always ea pleasure to be A with and we all hope that Ike suc- o ceeds in all his endeavors. I

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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,

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ef l - w- gf . .za H. 1 K 7 g,',,,j 47 kr i M A ' ' ,. I . 1 K V3 K F, l-'fix'-fl if V, l I T9 .aj 'Z' 19 f 2 at , .V gi I x 1 gg 1.53, 1: Q Mtg n7.56,, lv 6 5 - R 453. ' EL L1oT SCHACHNER D '1B8 Always willing to help his fellow students, Elliot is ln great demand before finals. We are grateful to him for the many homeworks he gives us during the year. El ls famous for 'hls dally commutlng from Queens Vil- lage lwherever that Isl, for which he must rise at an unearthly hour. Elliot ls an asset to our grade, both ln hls intellectual pursuits and in his service to the school. s It-1 .ww- Schlau should become a travel agent--he is always telling teachers where they can go. One of Rabbi Haramatl's most prized students, Mitch is the only student known to stumble the great scholar wlth his baffling questions. Mltch spends his spare time selling popcorn and pea- nuts ln M.S. Garden while looking into a career in that area. He will long be remembered by his class- SANDRA SAFDIEH l ,IINT Sandra's vivacious personalltyland i her ever glowing smlle have bright- ened up many aqui! day, She's,al- s ways up and ready to hefp a friend who's down. Although her ideas are known to be 'far out, She has prov- en to be indispensable among use Her l friendship is one to be cherished. Her disagreements with the teachers have never given her the wizzies. 'Whet-i her in ,class or out--never is there a quiet moment when Sandra ls around. l'l't What can you say about someone like Davids? A brilllant.student .2t. w ith an ingenious mind, David has lmany contributions to his credit. From hls mite-longysltonguehtwisting responses y g and hls superb average to hls knock- ' 'em-dead dancing style and often copied notes, he rysk has become asunlque and 'popular personality: As editor of' the Phoenix, who else but SchuIt- zief' can name the offensive line of mates for his quick witiand pw llill nable all f26 N.Fgt.. teams? ' attitude. l UL ': W iqget. 45' 'Q -pf'