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

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HARRIET RUBINSKY- She speaks French so well, even the French don't understand her. BARBARA SIMMONS- Sugar and spice and everything nice. ROBERT SCHNEE- The wonder boy: people stop, look, and wonder. BRIAN SIEGEL- Handsome intelligent, and athletic, and if you don't believe us, just ask him, DANIEL STEINBERG- Leads the HBored of Educationn. PAUL SCOTT- His mind wanders, but we know it can't go far, PAUL SPIRN- Smart and witty is our Paul: ready with the jokes on the ball. ANTON KRONE- After the test, Andy says, HGee, I got only lO32U MITCHELL KLEIN- Do it tomorrow: you made enough mistakes today! EDDIE GOLDSTEIN- But Mr. Slotkin, thatfs illegal! GEORGE GRASSEL- n..and furthermore, a Thunderbird will never beat a Corvette in any kind of race.N BILLY FORGANG- Thinks he's the Wit- tiest kid in the school: he's half right. HOWARD FLOCH - Work fascinates him: he can sit and watch it for Hours LARRY WACHS- A promising student: always promising to do better. HOWARD WEBER- He'S like Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde: quiet in school.. but, oh, OUTSIDE! JAM S MCCORMICK-But James, why didn't you move the bunsen burner? BARRY COHEN- I don't think I'm half as great as I really am! DONALD BYER- We know that knowledge is deep, but how long can we keep on digging? , EMILY ALEYNER- Brown hair, brown eyes, a little devil in disguise. BEST WISHES FROM MISS HANSBERY AND CLASS 9-1 YVETTE SCHWARTZ- Pretty as a pic- ture: so, let's hang her! . LENORE WEINSTOCK- She pwns stock in Wrigley's gum. ' RONI ZAHN- Like a box of UPost ToastiesQ,but a little bit bet- ter. ALICE SCHWARTZ- Alice is a cute girl with a charming style: always ready with that winning smile. TINA ZUCKERMAN- IF you can't say anything nice about someone, just say something bad. MARK SONTAG- Like a fireman: out at the bell! ' BARBARA FACTOR- Like a bottle of vitamins: aLl.mixed up. BARBARA FALB- A really nice girl with charm and grace, a winning smile, a pretty face. JANET BEETHOVEN- It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. LANE FROMMER- Jane is a proper noun: proper up and proper down, feminine gender, cutest case, objective of the masculine race. SUSAN DRILLICH- just like a piano: upright, pretty,and grand. SHEILA BLUTSTEIN- She is short as everyone knows, but Ushort and sweetn the saying goes. RUTH BREITNAN- Ruth's mouth is like a cookie jar: You can't keep it closed long. ELLEN GLASER- Ellen stands in front of Bellevue singing: nLet My Pep- ple Go.n SARAJANE HERMAN- Cute and sweet: a girl anyone would be pleased to meet, MIRIAM LEW- please. MONA REICH- Mona can nice to Like a book: bound to In need of a friend, be foundg it's always have her around. 127

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MARY COWEN- A promising student, always promising to do better. ILENE GORDON- a teacher Ilene would be, but she'll find it difficult filling Mrs. Pisher's shoes. PATTY STONE- Her handwriting is so legible, it is a pleasure copy- ing her homework. LINDA HOROWITZ- Short skirts, snea- kers, eye-makeup toog when she sees Miss Wall, she turns blue! WILLIAM BOOTH- His report card looks like a bloody nose..fu1l of red marks. LOUISE GORELICK- Absence makes the heart grow fonder. JERRY GOLDMAN- Jerry, like Perry Mason, is always arguing his casa ROSEMARIE LA SALA- Our gal Rosemarie .is very quiet, yet she'll be a- round when there's a riot. JOEL EDELSON- Joel is like a hand- grenadeg pull the pin and watch him explode. SHELLY EDELSTEIN- Will you please shut up! I'm PENETRATING. ELLIOT BERNSTEIN- I wasn't cutting, I was only keeping him company. SHERYL WHITTINGTON- Baby-face! WARREN SLAVIN- Only his hair-dresser knows! DONNA PILLA- Donna is fine, Donna is .greatg she lends out her home- work like a true classmate. MICHAEL GLICKMAN- Walking-talking, Walkie-talkiel JAMIE THARRINGTON- TwoandTwo EQUALS Pour..That's WON-DER-FUL! JAMES NELSON- Like Flatbush Avenue, always busy. W' V' scbg,-P MRS. FISHER AND 9-8 SEND GREETINGS TO THE PIONEER.. GAIL ROSENBERG- Like a storm, fast and furious! STEPHANIE LIAROS- Stephanie is very quiet and sweetg the kind of girl you'd like to meet. ELIZABETH MITTLER- Elizabeth is a proper noun, proper up and pro- per downg feminine gender, cut- est case, objective of the mas- culine race. MARLENE HEXBERG- Mr. ----- , you're very popotediasly, gramifucis, voganoshenof, gazasno, and that's just the beginning. PAULA LEVINE- You'll see her in the PLAYBOY MAGAZINE as a CALENDAR GIRL, but they haven't found the month yet. STEVEN ELK- I belong to the MOOSE CLUB. JOAN SCHNEIDER- History dates are so confusing, outside dates are so amusing. EDDIE BERMAN- One of the carrot- tops of 9-8. MARY KRAPH- Like HKraft Caramelsn always getting into everything. FRANK PAMOSO- Famoso means famous in Spanish..but we know better. RONNA MOROWITZ- Well, it's ALMOST ' a sixty-five! CARY SCHAFFLER- Like a vitamin in math, all mixed up! CHRISTINE CARROLL- Rapunzal, Rapun- zal, let down your hair! BARRY SHIEBER- Thinks he's Romeog where art thou Juliet? ROSALIE MAURO- Rosalie came to a brand new school and still obeys the GOLDEN RULES 126

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x w K ii ' v gr -I I ' nf jf ,J MR. nn srv-sn AND cuss 8-ll R ly SEND GR , fr.,---E, '- 44 1:41 CAROL NELSON- If silence were golden, she'd be weighted down. MICHAEL TAUBE- Michael laughs, Michael plays, but when teacher looks, Michael PRAYS. LEWIS BROWN- Here today, gone a week. BONNIE BERKOWITZ- History dates are so confusing, outside dates are more amusing. ROBERT JACOBS- Always comes in neatly dressed, but boy, sometimes he is a pest. HOWARD KESSLER- ABC: Ambition, Brains and Character. JAMES PLOCCIA- Head Devil in Charge of Mischief. PATRICK O'BRIEN- Like a loco- motive, chew, chew, chew! LEON SCH OMOWITZ- In social stu- dies, his favorite word is Ilhuh?ll 0 STUART BRAUNFIELD- A new addi- tion to our class, but UBOYIN FRANK ZAZZARO- First man in MASS ARTHUR BOBERG- Friends, Romans, and Classmates, lend me your homework. JOEL CITRON- Joel is his nameg , chasing girls is his fame. GEORGE CURTIS- His handwriting is so legible, it is a pleasure copying his home- work. ARNOLD FOX- A sportsman extra- ordinaryg a gentleman out of the ordinary. ANTHONY SOMOGYI- I disagree, Mr. Einstein! JERRY SCHEUER- Member of the biscuit company: a wise cracker. JUDY SMALLEN- Pretty as a pic- ture. Let's hang her! JANET GRINER- Like a teabag, al- ways in hot water. ALICE HAYES- A quiet girl we all like wellg of her we have no faults to tell. ARLENE ABRAMS- HYou talk too much.....U ELLEN FREIMAN- Like a fruit- cake: sweet and nutty. SUSIE SOLOWAY- An innocent look but we know better. FLORENCE CUSAK- Of all the chalms she does possess, best of all is friendliness. CARM LA STAVOLA- Her marks and ratings rise higher and higher ...of doing good work she never does tire. IRIS MILLER- Overweight, for a TOOTHPICK! SYLVIA SCHNEIDER- It's some- times though and often said that under all that hair there is a head, LORE ROMM- Like an Indian, al- ways sending signals. SARAH GERDUK- Just like a chocolate pudding: MY-T- FINE! MICHELLE TRIPOLONE- A four- leaf clover: one in a million. DOROTHY MARITATO- Work fas- cinates her: she can sit and watch it for hours, MARILYN KAPLOWITZ- Marilyn is a proper noun, proper up and proper down, feminine gender, cutest case, objective of the masculine race. IRENE HAHN- Like a cinemascope, a BIG ATTRACTION. Q8