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

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, Y GOOD WISHES FROM MRS. BAUMAN ' g AND CLASS 8-l2,... ' SUSAN WIENER- Susan Weiner is tiny and swellg this girl really knows how to SPELL! JOSEPH HARTMAN- Teachers have calldd him nonsensical and more, but if 8-12 had no Joseph, all classes would be a bore. STUART HELFGOTT- The reason for teachers retiring. JARED JERMALIN- Who needs Einstein? Who needs Lincoln? We've got Jared to do our thinking. ALAN KOLMAN- A man's home is his castleg A1an's is the section sheet. JAY LANGER- Leader of men and fol- lower of women! MARVIN LIEBLING- He'll never set a record for walkinggg but wait until he gets started talking: NEIL MENDICK- Most popular boy when there's a test. ARTHUR MILLER- The WONDER BOY. People Stop Look And Wonder . ELLIOT NORSE- From Mary to Jane, from Joan to Lottieg they've all heard of Elliot, 'cause he knows KARATE. STEPHEN PLATINSKY- Work never killed anyone, but Stephen isn't taking any chances. PHILLIP SCHMIDTL Philip is pudgy and roundg a nicer boy cannot be found. NEIL TERENO- NEIL is always a lot 6f fung we guess its because Ricky has him on the run. SIMON TRACTE- Apromising studentg always promising to do better. RICKY BERNSTEIN- Wears glasses, is petite, has black hairg when you hear plenty of noise,you'll know Ricky is there. . ELLEN BOLLN R- Like a vitamin, all mixed up. , KAREN DICKS- Her handwriting is so legible, it's a pleasure to copy her homework. ROBERTA DUKE- Roberta, Roberta, smart and gaygg always trying to keep Elliot away. BARBARA PIONTEK- Good marks aren't everything, but this is getting ridiculous. MELVIN BERNSTEIN- Quiet, but cap- able of a riot. STEPHEN CHOBAN- Though Stephen be- longs in a padded cell, he and his teachers get along very well ROBERT HAMMOND- If Robert could only have his way, he'd declare all school science days holidays JOAN EDZANT- Joan is a red-headg never a dead-head. NINA GOTTLEIB- If silence were golden, Nina would be broke. DINA GRATZ- Dina is always full of fun and frolicg too bad she doesn't appreciate our math teacher,Mr. Pollack. DONNA GRAUER- Her marks are like a fever: always running high. SHARNA GREENE- I'm not chewing gum ...it's a rubberband. BRENDA HARMON- In school she's quiet and demureg but outside we're not too sure. GAIL ISIKOFF- Just like a piano: upright, pretty, and grand. MARION KATZ- Pretty as a picture. Let's hang her: GAIL LIPSON- Hunting, but not for deer: SANDY MILLER- Stream-lined figureg jet-propelled tongue. MAXINE MILLSTEIN- Always having a brainstorm, we hope she doesn't drown. SUSAN MANDEL- Cleopatra ruled the Nileg Susan's schoolbag rules the aisle. KAREN MONCHICK- She fought, but they educated her anyway. ADA MARK- Like a train...Chew Chew Chew: LAURA ROWLAND- Laura is sweet and tallg she is the star of basket- ball. SHARON URIST- Her marks and ratings rise higher and higherg of doing good work she never does tire. H4

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, I'1-i '1 Mr, Costello and the Students of 8-2 Send Greetings FRANK A., NEIL E., EDWARDLC., . STEPHEN D., TONY E., GREGORY F., NICHOLAS G., ROGER G., JACK G., -JANICE c., LEoNoRE D., ANNA F., GALE G., RENEE G., EILEEN L., EDWARD H., DANIEL H., ERIC P., , JUDITH M., CHARLOTTE M., PRANCINE I KEVIN w., EECNARD w., JOEL w., O., BILEEN R., LINDA S., EDITH S-, SUSAN E., ALICE B., SARAH B., CAROLE W., EILEEN W. Mr. FREEMAN AND CLASS 7SP3 SEND GOOD WISHES T0 THE PIONEER ALEX RAMAREZ- A studious one he is indeed. Just wait and he'll succeed. ROBIN KANEN- Although Robin is somewhat small, his personality is loved by all. BARBARA HODES- She could be an an- gel, she could be a saint, she could be quiet, that she aint. RITA KALIN- Give her a pencil and paper to start and she'l1 come up with a fine piece of art. FRANCES GREENBERG- Her average is a normal 98.6 . BARBARA SHERMAN- HER DARK RED HAIR will always allure but only her hairdresser knows for sure. RICHARD SILLS- He's smarter than the average nbearn. SHELDON ASH- Author of UHow to Pass A Test Wfthout Studyingn. ROSS TURIN- Quotes Ben Franklin: UBetter Late Than Nevern. JASON SQUIFIn my opinion, I would say -------------- . JAY LESSIGER- Leader of men, fol- lower of women. JACK AGRAN- We can't find a line for a fellow so fine. GARY KRUGMAN- Like Gary Cooper--- strong???silent type. JOAN SILVER- In innocent look, but we know better. JEHNIE CHIN- Like a book, bound to please. ALAN SOLICK- But Mr. Einstein, I disagree ' MONROE MANDEL- If silence were golden, he'd be penniless. SUE BERNSTEIN- Good things come in small packages. ROBERT FEDDERMAN- Work fascinates him, he can watch it for hours. MONA FICHTENBAUM- Friends, Romans, and Classmates, lend me your homework. SHENDZER- Her idol is a very important who's who. Why for President Kennedy she lost a shoe. RUSSEL CASS- Russel is always alert to anything that wears a skirt. STEVEN RUBIN- He boasts he'11 make the 9SPg will he do it? Just wait and see. ALISON WACHTEL- What is Italy without Rome? What is Allison without her comb? MARC MILLSTEIN- Absence makes the heart grow fonder...but this is ridiculous! MICHAEL PLOTNICK- Tall, dark, and handsome! ???????? JANE-PRIEDLANDER- One day, it's upg one day it's down. Her hair style changes. Is her hair really brown? NINA WEISBAND- Her handwriting is so legible, it is a pleasure to copy her homework. SUSAN KAPLAN- The cream of the crop ...our carrot top. ROBERTA WEISS- Our ABC girl: Abiliyy ...Brains....Charm...2 AMY A A na

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IJUAN B- - a Swell S31 M155 LEVY AND 7-7 BARBARA W. - cute and curly C5 ' Ze -, ai LORRAINE DP ' b?V cfaZV TO THE PIONEER... ANN H- - a g00d Sport BRUCE A- ' Cute. AMBER J. - a Dutch treat WILLIAM F- ' Mr- Muscles SANDRA P. - blinky MELVIN H. - Hi, shorty: CEDRIQ so ' Mee'ee'ah'a CHRIS S. - good kid JAY K. - lover-boy MARTIN B. - books. books RUTH K. - blond, blue-eyed, pretty MARSHA M. - quiet, shy, but nice HELEN R. - a real French dish BARBARA S. - a smart, pretty girl MARY S. - a great addition to 7-7 RITA S. - an honor student FLORENCE Wg - a marvelous dancer LYNN G. - sticks to her boots HARRIET H. - sweet..well-dressed DWIGHT J. - Floyd Patterson, Junior DOUGLAS L. - long-legs LARRY L. - Handball, anyone? TEDDY M. - Money-man! HOWARD R. -cuzzyheimersl ELLIOT R. - wise guy! PAUL S, - jolly ole chap! JACK wg - a friend, indeed. ANSON W. - cute, smart boy. LARRY E. - Mr. Smarty HOWARD B. - all-around yet all-round CLASS 9-13 ---- and M . BARSCH'-t::: CAROL BETHEL- In school she's, quiet and demureg but outside, oh, we're not too sure! DEBBY ROSENBERG- Debby is an art- ist: she always draws attention. JAY TURNER- Work never killed any- one, but Jay isn't taking any chances. MARJORIE SANDS- Just like a piano, upright, pretty,and grand. JERRY GLICK- Whatever it is, I didn't do it. MARTIN KELLNER- I'm not late, the bell just rang early. , JOSEPH MIGLIORE- He looks quiet, but so does T.N.T. STUART NIERENSTEIN- A member of the biscuit company: a wise-cracker. BERNARD POSNER- If silence were golden, this boy would be a millionaire. MICHAEL SCHREIER- L.S.M.F.T.- Lord Save Me from Teachers. HEDY SCHREIBERSDORP- Hedy knows the right answers to the wrong questions! , , ROBERT ARONOWITZ- But Dr. Einstein, I still say you're wrong. BENNIE BARKSDALE- Bennie is smart and alert to anything that wears a skirt. ARNOLD BINN- Like a teabag: always in hot water! DALE DE LA FUENTE- Whenever a girl passes by, you'l1 know where this boy has his eye. VINCENT FONTANA- Teacher's pet! '1::::::SEND GREETINGS 1-,:--r- to the 2' PIONEER SHARON BOBER- Sweet as sugar and just as refined. DEBBIE BORENSTEIN- Give me life, l1berty5and the pursuit of BOYS. ELAINE EMPROTO- She has the A-B-C of success ---- Ability, Brains, and Character. ALICE ETTENSON- Have gum! Will travel! MARILYN FINKEL- When Marilyn was younger,she went for toysg Now that she's older, she goes for boys. KAREN FISHER- She looks quiet, but so does DYNAMITE. LENORE HERMAN- Good in school, and pretty too, girls like her are very few. MICHELLE JACKSON- Of all the charms she does possess, best of all is friendliness. MARILYN KDENIG- If laughs and gig- gles could keep one alive, Marilyn wouldllive to 105. JEANNE LEVINE- My three wishes: BOYS, GUM, and NO HOMEWORK. SUSAN MACK- A four-leaf clover: one in a million. NANCY MARKOWITZ- The thoughtful type, but oh, those thoughts!! NANCY NEWMAN- If boys were electri- city, Nancy would be in one big shook. SHEILA RASHEL- Who needs Einstein? Who needs Lincoln? We have Sheila to do our thinking. 115