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

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fi ' XXJ 4'C x J, !4yf 459' 9 QQN , Mas. sBRo1'oP12 and cuss 9-5 f 1 ' EXTEND Gnannms to I R ffl ' - 2 the PIONEER J ,gf 1.0. Y 1:7 A- JEFFREY MACKLER- The ABC of success: Ability...Brains,.. Character. ARTHUR MILLER- Leader 6f men, fol- lower of women. NICK PIONEGRO- I didn't come late: the bell rang early. ALLEN SHAPIRO- Like a tea bag: always in hot water. GREGORY TAYLOR- Harmless? SO is TNT! JOHN TSANTES- Marks aren't every- thing, but this is getting rid- icu1ous!, BRUCE WEISS- Bruce Weiss is his name, chasing girls is his fame. A ALBERT WHITE- The basket isn't high enough. GAROLYN FARRELL- She is an art- tist, always drawing attention. ILENE GROSS- A lovable girl, we all agree, with a winning smile for all to see. RENETTE JASPHY- A streamlined gig- ure with a jet-propelled tongue ELLEN LATES- We couldn't find a line for a girl so fine. JOAN LEVY- If talking were elec- tricity, she would be in for a big shock. SUSAN METCHIK- Brown hair, brown eyes, a little devil in dis- guise. CAROL NADLER- Homework, books, what a chore--dates outside are never a bore. NOREEN NECKRIS- Very smart, very tall, heee's a girl that's liked by all. KATHY NIEMAN- There goes Kathy. She collects boys' things, sweaters, bracelets, jacketsm and rings. LINDA PAULISEN- Generally speak-1 ing, she's generally speaking. I- U. RICHARD LUBASCH- Richie! Oh Richie What a nice guy! But gee whiz Richie, where is your tie? BOBBI RASKIN- In school she's quiet and demure, but outside, we're nor so sure. HARRIET ROSEN- Sneakers, eye make- up, clips and all---Watch out Harriet, here comes Miss Wall! LYNNE SCHWARTZ- Sweetness, charm, and full of poise, has plenty of friends especially boys. JUDI SILVBRMAN- Nice and tricky is this dame, sits add thinks of boys to claim. HILLA SHAKOVITZSKY- Prospecting--- but not for gold. RICHARD BARON- Richie's cute, Richie's shy, any girl likes that kind of guy, .MICHAEL BELL- Oh my God! Oh my heaven! I only got a 97. MARIO DEL CASTILLO- All his work is done real well, he's a boy who is really swell. STEVEN DEUTSCH- Great in art, his marks are high, all together a. real nice guy. JAMES DOUGHERTY- Here today! Gone for a week. PETER FELSHER- A member of the Biscuit company--A WISB CRACKER HARVEY FISCH- If Harvey can do it, ypu can do it. JAM S FLORIO- Jimmy laughs, Jimmy plays, when teacher looks, Jimmy prays. ROBERT FOX- His heart is like a hotel: it has room for all the girls JEFFREY was Napoleon LESTER KAPLAN- Work fascinates him: he can sit and watch it for hpurs. WILLIAM KLASSON- Dr. Einstein, I disagree. MIKE KLEIN- He thinks he's Romeo, but where art thou Juliet? FREEDMAN- Short, but so 133

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?-- ,.,- .- isif? ff GREETINGS PROM cLAss 9-9 - 71- AND MRS. FRIESNER.. L2 PAT SABELLA- Pat is quiet and demure, but outside school we're not so sure. BILLY GWIRC- Billy's work is A! Billy's conduct is A! Billy's looks are A! YOU are to be- lieve it! ' ARLENE WISAN- Of all the charms she does possess, best of all is friendliness. ALAN TOHN- Alan is cute, Alan is smallg all the girls wish he was tall. NEAL KAUFMAN- I've got Chamberlain ...you can have the next two. ROBERT SCHWARTZ- A TV celebrity is his king HOWDY-DOODY is his twin. LARRY ALTMAN- A MISHUGENAH of MICHIGAN. A LAURIE ELGARTEN- Her mouth is like a cookie jar: you can't keep ' it shut long. SANDY PARBER- Like a candy bar: sweet and nutty. SUSAN POLLACK- Susan believes in the four freedoms, especially speech. ELLEN WEINER- Here's a girl who is a hitg personality, beauty, brains, and wit. JOAN POLIVNICK- A picture of a thankyou note: sweet and thoughtful. GARY FUCHS- So nice so cute, so big! MICHAEL BANK- Not too loud, not too shyg all in all a real nice guy. BONNIE SOLICK- Vim, vigour, and vitality make up Bonnie's per- sonality. DARYL FRIEDMAN- In sports and school, Daryl is swell, there isn't anything he can't do well HARRIET COPELAND- In her studies up to par, for a nicer girl you would have to go far. DIANE SANDLER- Like a book, bound to please. SANDY SHAPIRO- Sneakers, clips, eye makeup and allg look out, Sandy, here comes Miss Wall. HAREEN LICH- Sweet and serene.. that's our Hareen. HELENE KATZ- She has a head like a revolving door: any boy can turnwit. LAURA GORDON- She's sweet as sugar and just as refined. A ALAN WUCHMAN Alan thinks he's never wrong, but to argue with him takes too long. TIGHE SHOMER- when it comes to science, it's plain to see Tighe is just as great as can be. RICHARD WHITE- His favorite word in Spanish is nhuh?H. EDDIE TAYLOR- Eddie is handsome, Eddie is charming, to his teachers he is quite alarming. HARQLD YOUNG- He thinks he's tough because he eats rock candy and brick ice cream. NORMAN VEIS- Norman is handsome, Norman is shy, but everyone knows he's a wonderful guy. EILEEN SINGER- Ei1een'S Clothes are outstandingly niceg as for her personality: like sugar and spice. PENNY AIMIS- Penny is delightful to know, especially during a test. , KAREN LACOFF- Nice and sweet is this dame, she sits and thinks of boys to clamm. ' PHILLIP MOSCOWITZ- His Spanish is only understood in Brooklyn. SANDY LANDAU- Friends make her heart grow fonderg boys make her eyes wander. SHELLEY SCHILLER- Ulfm not chewing gumg I'm just exercising my jaw. RICHARD LASK- ABC: Ability, Brains, and Character. KENNY GREENE- The main reason why teachers retire. 132

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aw' ,Z 7 BEST wxsmss FROM gt., Mas NUSSBAUM and GLASS 9-6 MRS NUSSBAUM- Quel Jour est-ce V ,.,. auJourd'hui? X K V 1 N ,M Y 'YV iQ . - -fl A K , 6 -Ll 3. . ' L. 9 J 'E'-'V PRED ROTHCHILD- Friends, Romans, Countrymen, lend me your home- work. CONNIE WETTING- Young and fair, never nice gug gets in anyone's hair. ' MARLENE WOLMAN- The class was still, JEFQEEY PBI-1?MAN the class was quiet, in walked S0L'SkQ3EigJa? - e nMarlenen to cause a riot. ADRIENNE LESLIE- She looks quiet, but do does UTNT.N ANN ROTHMAN- Ann, Ann in a daze, only Peter can clear her Haze. ANDREA SEMEL- An innocent look, but we know better. PAT SGROIA- Sugar is sugar, spice is spice, this girl consists of everything nice. JEWEL WECKER- Her marks and tempera- tures are the same: 98.6. HARRY BERGER- Like an Englishman, always in a fog. GREGORY BRADFORD- Work never killed anyone, but Gregory isn't tak- ing any chances. STEVEN GOLDMAN- Steve has humor, Steve has wit, but the teachers somehow don't appreciate it. FRANK HESSEL- His heart is like a hotel, always room for all the girls. STUART KERZNER- If all the girls were electric shocks, this boy would be a homemade power-box, HARVEY KLEIN- He is not an ex- ample--he is a problem. MICHAEL LE BEAU- Pleasant to look at, nice to know, especially in a test. 1 1 I ,J xi 0 f Qi f 'P Q- , 'T f . MILES RAPKIN- This boy is great in math: always looking at figures. ROBERT MALIA- Not too bold, not too shy but all in all he's a A four leaf clov- million. has the right an- swers, but the teachers ask the wrong questions. ROGER SCHILLER- Work fascinates him, he can sit and watch it all day. GLENN TODD- Glenn is best in every- way, that's what he tells us three times a day. JERRY ULBERG- Just like a magician, he turns all the teachers hair 8faY- AUDREY COHEN- UBut fellows, I'm only five feet seven.U DALE EDWARD- A beautiful picture, and oh what a frame! SHELLY GOLDSTEIN- Of all the charms she possesses, best of all is HFriendliness.n LYNN HERMELE- Her brains are deep, but we get tired of digging. BERNICE HERSHKOWITZ- By a Cover don't judge a book, don't judge Bernice by her innocent look, ELLEN KATZMAN- Love thy neighbor- especially if she's cute. SHBILA KUSHNER- A head like a re- volving door: any boy can turn it. FRANCAIS LANZERSARO- Fuhl of jvyg always thinking of a boy. U34