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

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A-fbali f wf V lHil: J. I lablillj I ' I ,JM . , Mrs. Pace and Class 7-5 , QJJI ,f ffiuij send GREETINGS and soon ,Q-ey , , E, eel j-4, WISI-IES to the Walft Whitman -,RQ-,.,f -1, , lj W , , . I PIONEER I ,757 D7 A fw- E A JN i QUE GOOD LUCK to the PIONEER MRS. HERSHENHART and CLASS 8-4 ZACHARY STEINHOUSE- Always in a daze and when spoken to,is amazed. ' JEFFREY WALDER- who me?? What did I do??? DONNA TENENZAPH- Looks innocent, but we know better. BARBARA THOMLYNSON- Barby, Barby, never glum, but always chew- ing bubble gum. ROBERTA WELSCH- in the four ly speech. ELLA WILLIAMS- neat. HELEN YANOVER- she can sit hours. 'EDWARD BINI- Friends, Romans, Class- mates, lend me your homework! ROBERT CONDELA- He looks quiet, but so does dynamite. DEREK FRANKS- We know deep, but how long digging? STANFORD GEIGER- O my heaven, I only got RICHARD GOTKIN- Class turns the teachers' hair grey. MELVIN HUDDGINS- Jokes never fail him, but teachers often do. ROBERT MURRAY- Thinks hefs Romeo, but where's Juliet? MICHAEL RICE- Work never killed any- one, but he isn't taking any chances. ROBERT RIFKIN- Praise the Lord and pass the homework. ERIC ROTHSTEIN- He laughs at his own jokes,and sometimes they're good ones. BRUCE TUBBY- Like a London citizen: always in a fog. HARVEY TURKEL- Nbt an example, but a problem. A firm believer freedoms, especial- Sweet, petite, and work fascinates her: and watch it for brains are can we go on God, O my a 97. Magician: ROBERT SCHWARTZ- Tbo big to knock, too heavy to boost. JOEL SICKER- He fought, but they ed- ucated him anyway. AUDREY PHILPOIL Like a teabag: always in hot water, EILEEN POGGI- Like electricity, full of spark. MARNA SANDUSKY- A four leaf clover one in a million. ELLEN SNYDER- It's nice to be nat- ural when you're naturally nice. I STEPHANIE SPIEGEL- If silence were golden, Stef would be broke. SANDRA STEIN- Sandy, Sandy, why so quiet? Are you on a talking diet? . LENORE BARNETT- Like a candy barg sweet and nutty. ZITTA BERGER- Zitta is smart and shows ity everyone but the teacher knows it. RITA BROWN- I wasn't late: the bel rang earl . DIANE GARBERXNO- Ten little finger ten little toes, one little mou and, oh, how it goes. CHRISTINA KORTEWEG- Like a book, bound to please. FRANCINE LOMASKY- Generally speak- ing, she's always generally speaking. ANNA MARIE MANUEL- A streamlined figure and a jet-propelled tongue. ILEN NARKER- Ilene is ready all the time to pass her homework down the line. JUDY NEIRENSTEIN- Wears her skirts all the way down to her belt. n 0 1 59 th H9

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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

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GREETINGS fe anon MR. MORAN 0' 1, .c AND GLASS s-3 O my GRACE A.--LOOKS quiet, but so does 'L 6 -7 T.N.T. 00 ALFRED B.- A London citizeng always in a fog KATHLEEN A.- Here today: some fd- MISS CHBBGBR and CLASS 8-13 morrow' SEND BEST WISHES to the PIONEER KURT B.- W.O.T.L.- Wolf on the loose. STACEY B.- Sneakers, eyemakeup, - . JUDY W.- Boys clips and all, beware! Here JOAN we- where the Boys Are comes Miss Wall. MELVIN C.- The thoughtful typeg but oELoRES R-' 3.25922 E oh those thou hts. ROSALBA B.- Streimlined figureg ALAN S I Know? I Know, I Know jet-propelled tongue. RAYMOND S.- Rebel Rouser NICHOLAS D.- Promising studentg al- JEFFREY w Cold, Cold Heart ways promising to do better. ARLENE B.- An allearound nice girl. ROBERT P.- I go to Swingin' School. RONALD F.- He fought hard,but they HARRIS R.- Doing wha comes Egf- educated him anyway. ura11X, EVELYN C.- Like a piano: upright, PfettY and grand- CAROL M.- Chew Chew Charlie ELLIOTT Go-,Hard fo forget- MARGRET M.'T- n'tK 'e side of the Angels DIANE D.- Like sugarg sweet and re- ANDREA S , You Talk too Much ined ' --- --- DONALD J.- Work never killed anyone, PHYLLIS D.- Beautiful Dreamer but.he's not taking any chances. GLADYS F.- Teen Angel GAYLE E,- A lovable girl with a BARBARA H.- If Barbara were an Angel Wlmming sm11e. ANITA.L.- Little Miss Stuck-Up STEVEN K.- A member of the biscuit company: Cwise crackerj. LINMA SIL., Little Bity-pretty.0ne FRANCES H.- You can't find a line LINDA SOL.- poetry in Motion fOr a sql S0 fine- , BSTBR T.- Hey5Look Me Over FRED K.- Like a teabag: always in hot water' SUSAN C.- 1t's Late SARA H.- It's not hard to be natur- al when you're naturally nice. ANDREW K.- Beware! Andrew's here! SHERRY L.- Don't open your mouth: the gum will fall out. MICHAEL M Endless Sleep LASS M.- If silence were golden, he'd be a millionaire. LINDA M.- Short and sweet. STEVEN P.- An all-around nice girl. PETER B.- WhY d0n't thev understand? BELLA C.- Lend He Your Comb DORIS D.- Five Feet of Heaven MARTIN O.- DEVIL or Angel? RICHARD P,- Hpppy go Lucky Me CAR .- t in e ' nt and JAMES F-' Gentleman Jimmy gy? Swee ' t Inge ' HARRIS G... He's get HIGH HOPES. LARRY R.- Teachers pefsjt. THOMAS Le- Tell Me w5Y HENRY R.- I disagree Dr. Einstein. EDWARD S.- Innocent but wise. ARNOLD A,- Wild One RUBY R.- Sweet and sincere. ARNOLD B.- I've been working on the MICHAEL W.- An innocent 1ook,but we Chain gang, . know better. . SUSAN S.- Friends, Romans, class- EUGEN Z.- A Million to Que mates, lend me your homework. PHYLLIS B.- Angel Face LESLI S.- Good things come in small MARGRBT B.- Bobby Socks to Stgckings. packages. 130