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

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4 A - 3 5 !l 1'1 5 ir Q, ga ' S . . -k-. f QV ' 3 ' , , , r if .soot 'rmzen i D fin At first glance, Jodl charms usb with her sparkllngtblue eyesvand i enticing smile. The more we talk to her, the more we discover her inner beauty. Forever cheerful and opti- mistic, she can turn frowns to smiles and depression to laughter. 't 'N ,Quest ,.4 Q KN V 'glv r 'T i afgrv ww new t ,-rf , A ' ,t , MW S ' f Joev rzxwft. - 'IDT' Joey is aremarkably hilarious in-, dividual who rarely takes his school- work seriously. He can often begseen in the halls singing classics from Al- lan Sherman. The King of the one- liners--Yossel idollzes Abbott and Costello and continuously manages to come up with at witty remark at l the right moment. In addition to his comical side, Joey, contributes to others and is willing to give of him- self forrhis buddies. An extremely g outgoing person,'Blg Joe lsfa pleasure to be withl t ttys 64 as JACK TRABITZ JPY ' t Known for his care-free attitude- and fanatical love of football, Jack is a brawny, energetic youth., sWe've many times heard his high praise for the Notre-Dame football team, and it wouldn't surprise us if he were to apply there. Perpetually prepared to eliveneup a class with a whimsical remark, Jack has repeatedly rescued -us from the grips of-'a boring teacher. His ability to get serious and under- stand his friends' problems has made him a respected and well liked in- dividual., - f , 1

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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.

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gl REBECCA sTERm.1ci-rr 5111 Rebecca's position in theiupper echelons of higher learnlng has never stopped her from reaching out to those in the lower classes. Gleam- ing auburn Knot red! halr and a quick smile are her trademark. Rebecca has made a faithful lunch reservation each day at the back table, claim- ing her spirited cheerleading is the reason for her voracious appetite. A firm believer in keeping upgwlth the soap-operas tboth public and privatel and Brooklyn College, Rebecca has helped make the past four years pass quite happily. DEBBIE WALD i1 l 'l Our own curly haired, blue-eyed Dib, Debbie is w hat one might call an aqua --philo tSee Mrggprandi. Whentrnot being thrown into' pools I fully clothed, she managed the boys swim team quite well and serves as Captain of the girls swim team. Al- waysggfready to help her friends tbody-,, r guardffor Madame Presideritei, her consideration and thoughtfulness have earned her many loyal friends. Init- iator of the Let's speak in Hebrew Club,,,pebbie forwarfglgto returng-ggi., r ing to Israel infthe near future. fif 'tit rite., MIRIAM srzssei. D 'WD A connoisseur of interesting yet I heathful delicacies, Miriam is sure to be seen either munching on cab- bage between classes or handing out cheese pancake recipies to our favo- rite rabbls. A warm and bubbly in- dividual, Miriam has proven to be a concerned and fun-loving friend. Al- though she spends much time in Brooklyn College, Miriam finds the time to enjoy school activities. With much in her favor and with her broad and mature outlook on life, our ador- able redhead is bound to succeed. Our lovable greaser who can always be heard singing away has earned the honorary titles: 'Singerfmost likely tengo nowhere, and Most llkelyito marry young. With all his time spent in the pool as Captain of the Swimming Team and in the Dark BARBARA s1'oRcH il ll3 ,C As poetlaureate ofgher class, ,Bar- bara has pepped up plenty of prosaic periods with her pathetic puns. Yes Storchle, we know you try. Barbara, also an amateur linguist, originated the much-talked-about Atazya meth- od of making up Hebrew words. Dur- ing the Year of No Chocolate Neccos, Barbara kept her heart-shaped face smiling by substituting Big Red ap- pelees. In ,fits of benevolence, Bar- bara will sing on key, but only for her close friends. , warmth, and understand- ing are some of the unique qualities gy, that make Florenceja real paij.f' Al- ft tti' ffways surrfiliinded by friends, henilwll- lingness to listen to everyone's prob- lems has enabled her to acquire many friendships. Her sparkling per- Iiqgmi weffg, amazed fthe extgngig ,li,o0l'lallfy he? be llkedyby all. tdfwhlch Stuie gets around. l-lisf' 4 eer- ' role as class bouncer and moose has gained him many true friendships-- for one reason or another. One thing sure--these friendships arevery ifnportanttof all of us and will forever.