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

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GREETINGS TO THE PIONEER FROM MRS. BAKER AND CLASS 7-8 GREETINGS FROM MRS. KELLER AND CLASS 8-6....... SHELDON SCHWARTZ- With his friends he's always kindg a nicer guy you cannot find. GLORIA SCOTT- Give her a pencil and paper to start, and she'll come up with a fine piece of art. SHERRY STEIN- Like a locomotive-- Chew, Chew, Chewing! KATHLEEN STUART- In school she's quiet and demureg outside, we are not so sure. SHERRY WEIIZ- She could be an angel, she could be a saint, she could be quiet, but that she AIN'T! STEPHANIE ZEMON- Pretty as a pic- tureg let's hang her! DOUGLAS CALKINS- Like a brook: al- ways babbling, HOWARD COHEN- He knows his work, but the teachers ask the wrong questions. ROBERT DONG- Usually quiet, but just the same, he can start a riot. RICHARD GOLDSTEIN- Shy--but a wonder ful guy. STEPHEN KIEF- If jokes were dyani- mite, he would explode. JOSEPH LEBOVIC- He's not meek: he's not weakg he's the type the girls all seek. EDWARD MARBACH- Work never killed anyone, but any chances. ANDREW MARKEL- Not too bold, not too all a real nice guy. Friends, Romans, Edward isn't taking shy, all in HOWARD PUSHKIN- PHILIP SILVERMAN- Everyone likes him although he does get into mischief. RICHARD TURILTO- In Social Studies he sure is great, about that there is no debate. MICHAEL WARD- He'd make good fireman: always out at the bell. STEPHEN WHARTON- I didn't come in late, the bell rang early. JOHN ZAKREZBWSKI- A quiet type Cthat's what we thinkb. THOMAS ZELLER- A student who is quiet and good, always acts as a gentelman should. GERARD GARAVUSO- What is Italy without Rome? What is our Gerry without a comb? ANNE BROWN- Sweet as sugar and just as refined. JOAN DOLJAN- Cute and smallg liked by alle CAROLYN ERICKSON- Like a book: bound to please. KAREN LASK- Lovely to look at, nice to know, especially during a test. CAROL LEVARDSEN- A smiling faceg a cheery hello. That's Carol. LINDA LEVINE- Good in school and pretty toog girls like her are very few. SUSAN LEVINE- A quiet girl we all like wellg of whom we have no faults to tell. JANIS MOSTOW- Like a teabag: always in hot water. SUSAN PEERS- Looks, personality, Charm and pOiseg has lots of Classmates, lend me your home- friends, especially boys. work. DAWN PERLMAN- Looks and brains were WILLIAM RELLA- A member of the not enough, so they added some Biscuit Company--a wise cracker. sweet Stuff.

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, F MRS SHEPPARD AND CLASS S 5 .532 Z? I 'iii SEND GREETINGS wr 'Vtu fsx IW E ' ' if ToTH.EPI0NEER.... A' .1,vq. GEORGE BROADWATER-LSMFT Lord Save Me from Teachers. WALLY ZEINS- His head is like a revolving door: any girl can turn it! JEROM KAUFMAN- Wake up!! It's time to go home!! WILFRED CARDENIN- We can't find a line for a fellow so fine. ANDY BUSCH- His mouth is like a cook ie jar: you can't keep it shut long. NORMAN FIELD- A good boy Cwhen the teacher is lookingj. DAVID FINKELSTEIN- He thinks he's Romeo, but where art tEou Juliet? .SHELDON FRIEDLAND- What Could it be on the third floor to attract Sheldon to the gym door? RONALD GLAZES- HI'm not chewing gum: I'm just exercising my jawin BILLY HELKIN- His knowledge is so deep, no one can find it. JEROME JARMOFSKY- He might look harm- less, but so does dynamite. HESTER KAPLAN- Teacher's private chauffeur: drives them crazy. MICHAEL LEIBERMAN- Who me? What did I do?????????? HOWARD MEYERS- He stands in front of Bellevue singing, HLet My People Gon. ALAN ROBINS- A good math student--- always looking at figures! GARY SCHLOSSBERG- If there isn't an argument in class, he'll start one. JEFFREY SHAMS- An innocent look, but we know better. MICHAEL TODD- He knows the right an- swers to the wrong questions. LOIS BOTWIN- Work never killed any- one, but Lois isn't taking any chances. ANN EIGAN- Confidentially, ain't she sweet? FAYE PERLIN- Give her a pencil and paper to start: she'1l surely end up with a fine piece of art. DIANE ROTH- There are two sides to every story: hers, and the right one. BELLA RABINKO- She'S the: HBELLA THE BALLME BETH ROSANSKY- Like a vitamin: all mixed up! JACULAN STARKMAN- Every time she turns the corner, she runs into a CMissD Wall! GARY BIRKAHN- The wbnderboyl People stop, look, and wonder! VICTORIA GREEN- A nicer girl you'11 never know: to Hollywood she wants to go. MARTHA HUNTER- She fought, but they educated her anyway. MARGRET HUNTER- Work fascinates her: she can sit and watch it for hours. SARA LISHINSKY- Like chocolate pud- ding: MY-T-FINE! ELLEN LE WINTER- Ellen is an artist: she always draws attention. ELLEN KAPLEN- Who needs Einstein, who needs Lincoln, when we have Ellen to do ourthinking25! A London citizen: al- fog. JEANNE MYERS- ways in a ROBYN MARCUS- Prospecting, but not for gold. SANDRA MORCH- Friendliness was not enough, so they added some sweet stuff. BARBARA POLLAK- Pretty as a picture. Let's hang her! 118

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te-f.g:tss5.'1lIlP 55 ' A Miss RUDOLPH AND cLAss 8-1 BXTEND GREETINGS To True PIONEER DAVID ALEXANDER- Just like a fire- man...out at the bell. DOUGLAS BERLIN- He's the boy who supplies the coughdrops. ROBERT BROWNSTEIN- The wonder boy ....people stop, look, and lis- ten. RICHARD GOLDMAN- Richie is usually quiet, but just the same, he can start a riot. ROBERT JOSSBN- A student who is quiet and good...always acting as a gentleman should. DAVID KAUFMAN- That innocent look ...but we know better. MATTHEW KAUFMAN- A great help to the Visual Aids Squad. ROBERT LICATA- Heh. Alan, when is today's homework due? STEVEN LUSTBADER- When it comes to Shakespeare, good Ole Steve gets by with a breeze. MARC ORLOFF- The thoughtful type, but oh, those thoughtsg RICHARD OSTMAN- He's neutral when it comes to the opposite sex. ROBERT RAINISH-THis Freckled-Faced Boy Possesses an UNKNOWN TALENT ...will someone please discover it? BRUCE SANTNER- Exceptionally good in school: Always abiding by the GOLDEN RULE! JOSEPH S. - As the homework passes down the line, it stops at Joe's just in time. NEIL STRAUSS- Dedicated to school and Miss Dwyer. GEORGE LEYMAN- Hamster's delight! .L ---.lmhmhsffiii ALAN ABRAHAM- But Mrs. Korn, I didn't realize it: SHBRI SCHNIEDBRMAN- Streamlined figure and jet-propelled tongue. KATE SIMON- Like a four leaf clover ...one in a million! ZINNIA STEINHAUER- Ziniia's quiet and sweetg a nicer girl you couldn't meet. CAROL SWANK- Oh my gosh! oh my heaven! My average is only 9712 INA ROSANSKY- It is said that al- most everyone has a double. ELLEN ROSEN- Give me fashion or give me death! ROSE FELL- Short and sweet, always. neat, Rose can't be beat! TRUDY FONT- Dark hair, dark eyes, a little devil in disguise. CECILE FREIDKISS- If all the giggles were put to a test, Ceci1e's would lead the rest. ENID FULD- Her work she does wellg she's a girl who's mighty swell. NANCY GEWIRTZ- Confidentially speak- ing, aint she sweet? ALICE GRAIFER- Sweet and pert, but oh, what a flirt! ARLENE HARRIS- Thinks she is never wrongg arguing with her takes too long. SANDRA JACOB- But Mr. Drutt, I came for detention yesterday. HARRIET KAPLAN- A nicer girl you could not meet..who we think is very sweet. FLORRIE MAZO- Cute and full of fung liked by everyone. NANCY BUDDE- Dynamite comes ih small CAROL MINTZER- She looks quietooo packages. Watch out! She might explode. VIRGINIA DOWNES- Like sugar, sweet and refined. LINDA ELLIOTT- When she was younger but so does TNT3 MARCIA NOVAK- Like a book, bound to please. BARBARA JOKEL- Like a fruit-cake, sweet and nutty.: she went for toysg now that she's DCROTHY PITCHER-,LSNlFI.-Laughter. older, she goes for BOYS! Smiles, Mischief, Fun, TERRIPIC! 120 p