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

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WW :ze R jmlvgrlrjglgg, NW' I 1 has 'X Eff' GREETINGS T0 THE PIONEER -Qlte FROM MRS. KORN N AND CLASS 8-8 BRUCE FOX- THe main reason why MARC CORON- Friends, Romans, Class- teachers retire. mates, lend me your homework. IMRE JUDIVITZS- The WONDER BOY......STEVEN BARKEN- From the Biscuit People Stop, l00ka and wonder- Company: a real wise cracker. DAVID KIKOLER- David's very smart MARC COHEN- We canft find 3 line and shows itg everyone but the fgr a fellow so fine, teacher knows it. STEWART DAVIS- Cute and small, a JOSEPH MCGRORTY- Thinks he is never favorite of all, wrongg arguing with him takes tooROBERI'DORR- Like Charlie Brown long. would say, Uwhy is everybody al- KENNETH SHURE- An innocent look, but ways picking on me?U we know better. FRANK DUKES- His knowledge is so RICHARD SPRUCHMAN- A winning smile, deep, he can't find it. a helping hand, a real good sport3HELENE KORNBLATT- Creeping in, creep we think he's grand. out, she always knows what her STEPHEN UNGER- Why should I care if work is about! I'm tall! Let the world look up KATHLEEN KRAYNAK- In school she seem tg me! quiet and demureg out of school THOMAS WIDOM- A student who is quiet we're not so sure. and goodg always acts a a gen- TOBY LEVINSON- A loveable girl we tleman should. all agree, with a winning smile CATHY BIIZ- Could be an angel, Could for all to see. be a saint, could be quiet, but JEANEITE NICOLETTI- Flashing smile, that she a1n't. eyes of brown, a wonderful girl BARBARA BOEHM- Cute and pert, but to have around. what a flirt! BARBARA ORNSTEIN- Like a chocolate LESLIE BRICK- Leslie's stubborn, pudding, MY-T-FINE. also sweet, a nicer friend you LESLEY RASHKIN- Her marks are like cou1dn't meet. a fever, always running high. GAYLEE COHEN- It may be her eyes, it MONA REISER- If silence were golden, may be her hair, but whatever it she'd be rich. is, BOYS BEWARE2 BARBARA ROTH- Barbara is immortal, SANDRA FOSTER- HI didn't come lateg her sweet personality will never the bell rang early.n die. GAIL GLICKMAN- Brown hair, blue eyes HENNY SIEGEL- What is Ita1Y without a little devil in disguise. Rome? What is Henny without her RACHEL GOLDSTEIN- RACHEL is cute, comb? full of fun, and popular with MADELINE SPROTZER- Sneakers, eye- everygne, make-up, clips and all. Lookout EVELYN HYDE- Evelyn is quiet and Maddy, here comes Miss Wall! sweetg a girl anyone would be FRANCES STUTZEL- nI'M not chewing, pleased to meet. I'm just exercising my jawin 123

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s suff' v x GW 4 GREETINGS f Q from MRS. SBITZMAN .-'- and CLASS 9-7 G . H K 4 :3 , V. 1 ' 5,27 ns . X I V ,4 bf, M pgiiift' I X56 ' TAI ,Mi x ,, In ,J ' ,f .mfPf'JfWF4' X gal: 'A U Vt, na In 5: '4 BARRY BERKOWITZ- By it's Cover donft judge a book! DON'T JUDGE BARRY BY HIS INNOCENT LOOK! ARLEEN GOLD- Her three wishes: no homework, pizza, and boys. ARNOLD POLONETSKY- Very cute, verv small, all the girls wish he were tall. LAUREN MEISTER- Like a book, bound to please. LEONARD KUZNETZ- Shy, but a wonder- ful guy. MARJORIE LEVENTHAL- Life, liberty, and the pursuit of boys. LESTER GRAY- A guy with glasses who has a good mind, a better student you'l1 never find. LESLIE KOPP- nBut it's my natural co1or.U BRANT NEKRIS- He think's he's Romeo but where art thou, Juliet? NANCY KLINK- Blond, hair, blue eyes, a little devil in disguise. NATHAN ROZANY- Nathan laughs, Nathan plays, but when the teach- er looks, Nathan PRAYS. AILEEN JARASHOW- Like a brook, always babbling. LARRY SCHNEIDERMAN- He had an idea once, but it died of lonELINESS. SANDRA GOLDMAN- Pretty, mischievous, and very smart, ideal target for Bob's heart. GARY SHIPREN- Gary is very smart and shows it, everyone but the teacher knows it. ELAINE TESSLER- There are two sides to every story: Elaine's and the good side. STEPHEN SELIGMAN- Work fascinates him: He loves to sit and watch it. STUART BRUDNER- He's not weak, he's not meek, he's the type the girls all seek. LOUIS ROSENFELD- Silence is golden, but Louis believes in freedom of speech. ROSALYN MILLER- Her handwritingfs so neat it's a pleasure to copy her homework. DEM SEY RAIN S- He'd make a good fireman ----- - ----- --n-e------ Always out at the bell. SUZAN MARKMAN- Suzan, Suzan in a daze, and only Freddie can clear her haze. EILEEN TANDLER- Eileen always ends her prayers with UAH MEN.n ARTHUR HART-Arty is quite shy, but don't worry,he'11 get by. JEAN PARASIM - It may be her eyes, it may be her hair, but what- ever it is,BOYS BEWARE. . GREGORY KING- Gregory is at his very best on Sunday, the day of rest. , ELAYNE PERIHAROS- Sugar is sugar, spice is spice, she consists of everything nice. MARTIN WISHNOW- The wonder of it grows ahd grows, how one head can hold all he knows. SHARON RUGG- She looks quiet, but so does T.N.T. ALAN SINGER- Alan, Alan, why so quiet? Are you still on a talking diet? EVELYN SHENKER- Tiny and petit, she's always dressed so neat. LORENE SIMMONS- To be an actress is her aim, soon in lights you'1l see her name. ELLEN ROTHMAN- Ellen stands in front of Chesire saying, nLet My Timmy Go.U WILLIE FENDERSON- Brigngintelli- gent as he can be. He will turn out good,just you wait and see. 122

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BEST WISHES TO THE PIONEER from MRS. KELLY and CLASS 7SPl f 43giI-,Ifiii cLAss s-7 -gfM'i' 1-f' and Miss Lager I ' .5 i Send Best wishes to ji if 5, the PIONBBR a 2, l..,,..i 1 5 ft. HAROLD GOODMAN- Undiscovered qualities. ROGER NELSON- The wonder boy: people stop, look, and wonder. PAUL PETERSON- EIGHTH WONDER! CLIFFORD ROMER- Brains are deep, but the teachers are tired of digging. ALLAN SCHOLNICK- You can't read his writing: but good marks he's always sighting. MICHAEL WILKINSON- The philosopher with the wrong philosophy. JOSHUA S.- Like a vitamin: all mixed up. KAREN AGID- Her marks and ratings rise higher and higher: of doing good work she does not tire. CYNTHIA BERKOWITZ- Just like choco- late pudding: MY-T-FINE. FLORETTE COEN- Ah! Those Frenchmen! PAT FITZGERALD- A quiet girl we all like well: of whom we have no faults to tell. ELLEN JARMOFSKY- If silence were gold, Ellen would be a million- aire. SUSAN KANNER- It's nice to be natu- ral when you're naturally nice. MARCY KATZ- A London citizen: al- ways in a FOG. KATHY LEE- Her handwriting is so legible, it's a pleasure to her homework. HELEN LEVIN- As pretty as a picture ---let's hang her! LORRAINE LEVIN- Like a dangerous road: full of curves. COPY ROBERT LENTOL- He stands in front of Bellevue singing, ULet my people go' . . GLENN LOHMAN- Glenn is a quiet guy: but with his friends he's not so shy. LESLIE MARCUS-The class was still, but in a riot. AIFRED MELL- A promising student: always promising to do better. the class was quiet, came Leslie to start MARIA LUPO- Marks aren't every- thing, but this is getting ridiculous. JUDY MAZZER- A firm believer in the four freedoms especially speech. JILL NDRRISON- Could be an angel: could be a saint: could be quiet, but that she aint! GAYLE PRICE- Who, me, Mr. Stofsky? Chewing? ETHEL RUBIN- Here today: gOne 8 week. DAINE RUBINO- Sneakers, eye-make- up, clips and all: look out, Diane, here comes Miss Wall. SUSAN RUSSO- But I didn't, Miss Wall. SUSAN SUTEL- A generous soul, and besides that, funny: she's al- ways around when there's a need for money. BARBARA ZEITLAND- Homework and Barbara have no relationship. 124 4