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

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Q ,Wi JAY SCHWITZNIAN Tl'i 'l H 7 Jay is'the astrologer of the grade for his constant study of heavenly bodies. His dream is to visit Missis- sippi and soak up some real Southern comfort. Jay is a member of the 'ftra'bk team, and despite his lack of speed, he always comes home a win, place, or show. A fine boy who enjoys life, Jay's next adventure will be to sky-dive because he just loves the feeling of being suspended in mid-air. X JEFF SEELENFREUND BPS' Jeff's outgoing and down-to-earth manner have made him one of the most popular personalities in our grade. Exhibiting tremendous mental and physical ability, he has estab- lished himself as a superstar, both in the classroom and on the basket- ball court. However, the thing about Jeff that has completely amazed his fellow classmates for four years is his extraordinary talent of carrying on in the middle of class without ever once getting caught. Known and loved by all, that's our boy P. JOEL SELTER 5lO11 Dear readers, No-one was able to write about Joel. All the jokes, such as the one comparing his lengthy Dead Sea Scrolls report to his nose, were too mean to print. Joel is a unique individual and very talented. He is on the Swimming, Tennis, and Nlath Teams, as well as the Drama Club. Yet, if we were to write that he is intelligent, witty, and nice, he would seem like everyone else in this yearbook. Thus, we were unable to write about Joel Eagle Eyes Selter and wish to appologize to those who wanted to read about him. Love, Summit '76 1 62

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M : R RHONDA SEXER TIJQYTM? In every class you find someone who's a friend to all. Rhonda, through thick or thin is always there when you need someone. Thoughtful and understanding, she has a warm spot in her heart for everyone. CA RON s1T'r '7 T D From the star of DEATH OF A SALESNIAN to Secretary of our Seni- or Council, Cora has always been an active member of our class. She started her high school career with a bang by falling for lVlr. Finkelstein. Our prime example of Syrian Jewry, Caron enlightens us with her customs and cheese jobs. The question still remains: Who will be the Lucky one to reach Caron on the phone? i f ' S li ABIE SHREM CUTIE With boots like a cowboy, and con- tacts oh so new! Abie is a fine boy, he turns the mood ring blue! A ban- dana around the neck and military pants,l He says oh what the heck, come on, gimme one more chance.l As a sophomore he strolled into school in pants made of chintzl It took some push and pull! But he's been coming ever since. RENEE soHN '2n'1 The Gloria Steinem of Flatbush, la presidente has come a long way. From class president to school Vice President to President, Renee has put all boy opponents in their places. A wonderful swimmer and an even better actress, Rene? has enhanced all aspects of Flatbush with her deter- mination, ambition, and warmth. 63 QQ ABRAHAM SHREM DTl 1JX Abe is the typical quiet kid in the corner, not very talkative, but always ready to assist in his helpful way. Although not heard much in class, he has managed to attract many friends here at Flatbush. 1315, slit, RENA STERN 'yn-l A warm and sincere friend, Rena has left a feeling of kindness in every- one's heart. She has acquired the love and admiration of her classmates. We wish her all the success in the world. Thanks for some real fun times.