Walt Whitman Junior High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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ALL BEST WISHES TO THE PIONEER FROM MRS. NONAS AND CLASS 7-4 Jane B., Marie B., Marsha F., D816 Lynn S., Doris H., Kenneth B., Joey G., Ingrid H., Frank K., Joanne M., C., Paul B,, Andrew F., Alan Go, .Harriet M., Stacy M., Linda P., Louis H., George H., Leon J., Gary Sarahjane P., Joy R., Debbie S., K., Curt M., Richard P., Michael R., Joanne S., Karen S., Marilyn S., Dominick S., Angelo T., Joseph T., Russel W., George W., and Donald H. BEST WISHES xNN- S from MR. JACKELOW and 9-3 'ar ALAN S. - A sweet boy he seems to 9' be, he'll make good just wait QE, S and see! JACK Z.-Here's a fellow who's very alert to anyone who wears a skirt. HERBERT B. - Leader of men, follower of women. STUART B. - Who, me? Talking? HOWARD F. - Brown hair, green eyes, little devil in disguise! ROBERT B. - Little, but so was Napoleon! RICKY K. - He thinks he's Romeo, but where art thou Juliet? ROBERT L. - Like a magician, turns all the teachers' hair gray. THOMAS J. - Work fascinates him, he can sit and watch it for hours. IRA S. - But Dr. Einstein, I dis- agree! STEVEN W. - LSMFJ - Lord Save Me From Mr. Jackelowi GEORGE N. - George laughs, George plays, when teacher looks, George prays. MARTIN ROBERTS - I got only a 1002 MARTIN R. - Knows 500 ways of pass- ing a test without studying. MARK S. - A diller, a dollar, a darned good scholar. ARTHUR R. - Arthur has three wishes, life, liberty, and the pursuit of girls. ARNOLD'L. - Like SEVEN-UP, refresh- ing. GENE R. - Where there's fun,he's there, where there's trouble, he's there,too2 DENNIS T. - Friends, Romans, Class- mates, lend me your homework. BABS B. - She looks quiet, but so does dynamite. ELSBETH B. - Pretty as a picture, and, oh, what a frame! FANNY H. - Fanny is a proper noun, proper up and proper down, fem- inine gender, cutest case, ob- ject of the masculine race! NADINE F. - Love thy neighbor, especially if he's cute! ESTHER K. - Lovely to look at, nice to know, especially during a test! ADRIENNE G. - Heavenly Father up above, send a cute boy for me to love! JANET H. - Could be an angel, could be a saint, could be quiet, but that she aint. PEARL S. - Work never killed any- body, but Pearl isn't taking any chances! ALETA M. - Ends her prayers with AH--MEN!! EDEN W. Her handwriting is so leg- ible, it's a pleasure to copy her homework. KOULA M. - Like chocolate pudding, MY-T-FINE! GWEN S. - The class was still, the class was quiet, in came Gwen and caused a riot. BARBARA S. - If giggles and gum could keep one alive, this girl would live to 105.23 110

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1, MRS. ISAACSON AND CLASS 9-12 SEND BEST w1sHEs 'Do THE PIONEER CATHY PETRARO- Cathy's always in a daze: could it be the M.F. craze? LINDA FLASTER- A pretty picture, and, oh, what a frame! GLORIA ARGENTINA- When we kid her5 it's all in jest, becauserwe think she's one of the best. MI HAEL PEPB- Who me? What did I do? RONALD PHILLIPS- I can't find a line for a fellow so fine. DAVID ROBERSON- Leader of men: follower of women. WILLIAM ROSNER- Willianfs smart and shows it: everyone but the teacher knows it. ANDRIS RUDZITIS- He knows 500 ways to pass a test without study- ing. JOAN CALABRO- Her marks are like a fever: always running high. ARLENB DREXLER- Good in school and pretty too: girls like her are very few. ANDREA FIELDS- Like chocolate pud- ding: My-T-Fine. MARILYN FRANK- Like a cinemascope, a big attraction. CAROL FREYER- Like a four leaf clo- ver, one in a million. LINDA FUERST- Comb and mirror in her hand, this girl we think is grand. JOY LEAVITT- It's nice to be nat- ural when you're naturally nice. JESSICA LEIBOWITZ- Like a vitamin, mixes well with everything. PATRICIA MADDBN- Just like a hinge, something to nadoren. MARION PRINCIPE- When Marion was young,she went for toys: Now that she's older,she goes for boys. ELSIE RAINES- Keen in her studies, cheerful and gay: success will surely pave her way. ARJORIE AUERBACH- Here's a girl who's a hit: sweetness, person- ality and wit. LORRAINE BERTE- By a cover don't judge a book: don't judge Lorraine by her innocent look. HBLENE BLOOM- A nice girl we all like well: of whom we have no faults to tell. JOHN McCARTHY- John's cute: John's Shy: any girl likes that kind of guy. ANTHONY PALLONE- Jokes never fail him but teachers sometime do. GARY WASSERMAN- Love thy neighbor, especially if she's cute. BARRY WEINBBRG- A man's home is his castle: Barryfs is the sec- tion sheet. HOWARD WERBROCK- In every subject he sure is great: about that there is no debate. LEE SCIGOWSKI- Sweet and jolly is this dame: sits and dreams of Ricky her flame. CAROLYN SHEPARD- If laughs and smiles could keep you alive, Carolyn would live to 105. SUSAN SHEROGAN- In school she's quiet and demure, but outside school we're not so sure. NORMAN COHEN- work fascinates him: he can sit and watch it for hours. STEVEN POGEL- A real nice friend for lad and lass: he does well in every class. ROBERT GELLMAN- Like a teabag, always in hot water. HAROLD GRANT- Work never killed anybody, but he isn't taking any chances. THOMAS HOOLEY- He's a uiet sort of guy, but with a friend he's not so shy. CHARLES KARAFIN- L.S.M.P.T,-laugh- ter, smiles, mischief, fun,and terrificl

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BEST WISHES from MR. ROSENBERG and CLASS 9-16 LESLIE BENDLER- What is Italy without Rome? Or what is Leslie without a comb? HARVEY BURSOR- His knowledge is so deep we can't find it. THOMAS DI BENEDETTO- Who me? What did I do??????????? MATHEW DOOLEY- Brains are deep, but we got tired of digging. GEORGE GARY- When it comes to classwork, he is unlucky, but he is really happy-go-lucky. JAM S GEH ING- Wise cracker!!! WILLIAM GERICHTEN- Ah, WOMEN! MICHAEL GOODMAN- Steeped in know- ledge. JOHN HILL- A student who is quiet and good, always acts like a gentlemen should. I RICHARD MANDEL- Oratorical Whizz. ANTHONY MARVELLO- I wasn't late, the bell rang early. DREW MIDDLETON- Powerful! Beware! RENE RAULT- Leader of meng fol- lower of women. JAMES SNEDDON- Full of fun and mischief toog doing things he shouldn't do. ROBERT SWENSON- Knows the right answers to the wrong questions. JOHN WITTIG- Like a piece of choc- olate, half sweet and half nut- ty. MARIA AVILES- Looks quiet, but so does dynamite!! PATRICIA CONDE- We can't find a line for this girl so fine. LOUISA LEMAITRE- Like chocolate pudding-My-T-Fine. LINDA PANNINI- Pretty as a picture with just as nice a frame. ANNA MARIE PIOMPINO- Like a loco- motive ----- chew-chew-chew. JO-ANNE PYRISTY- Jo-Anne is in a daze, only Joe can clear her haze!!! DIANE SCHYET- Work fascinates her, she can sit and watch it for hours. TERESA WHITACRE- Nice blue eyes, pretty too, never can tell what this blonde will do. BETTE WILLIAMS- Here's a girl who is a hit, sweetness, personality, brains,and wit. BEST WISHES TO THE PIONEER FROM MR, BARBER AND 9-15 . Annette B.- Huh? Marie H.- B-baby B-blue! Jean H.- Sweet and neat! Pat F. - Eager to please! Doreen M.-Quiet and shy. Herbert C.- What? Eddie D.- Little Pedro, Robert D. - Most likely to succeed. Patrick L. - Livewire! Santo L. - Cute little playboy. Philip L.- Our artist. Liz M. Like a locomotive: chew, chew Roger R, - A French book. Rosalie M.-Why teachers turn gray. Charles S.--Cute little peanut! BEXIDA P. - Walkie-talkieg Sam S. - Chocolate pudding: MY-T-FINE Carol S.- Pretty as a bell! James T. - Who me? What did I do? Dina T. - Like a cinemascope, a big Nick po - Shy of Schgolo attraction. Otto T. - LSMFT: Lord Save Me From Woodzie - Baby talk. Teachers Shirley Mg- Rain, ha-il, Sleet, or Stanley We ... Excuse me pleases SHOW, 5-hi1'1eY'S mouth is 011 the Anthony V. - Loves to learn, but never listens go' , , . n Nlg - Go - a Steven R. - Egghead. and nuttya