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

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4:1- Q ll N, 'ST I 'au :iw me I y CLASS Q-1 AND MR. ERIEDBERG Q -W SEND GREETINGS TO THE PIONEER A '29 Wye sxa ' '+L JARED HERMALIN: Oh my gosh, oh my heaven. I only got a 972 STEPHEN PLATINSKY: Very cute, very small, all the girls wish he were tall. SANDI MILLER: Why don't you get your own personal stamp for the section sheet? ALAN KOLMAN: His French is under- stood only in Brooklyn. ROBERT BROWNSTEIN: nBut Mrs. NO- witz, I didn't do anything this time.U BARBARA JOKEL: Brains are deep but she's still digging. VIRGINIA DOWNES: Who Said blondes are dumb? ARLENE LEVY: She has one love.. school. ILENE NARKER2 Bright as a bulb, but much prettier. CARYN NADLER: Net quite petite, but very sweet. ALICE GRAIFER: She may be thin, but when it comes to grades,C count her in. What does your HTick tock.N Class 9-l's wuzat. The better things SUSAN WIENER: watch say? ROBERTA DUKE: FLORRIE MAZO: in life come in small packages. KATE SIMON: Like a vitamin: mixes well with everything. DIANE DAVIS: Here's a girl we all like well: of whom we have no faults to tell. BARBARA PIONTEK: An innocent look! but we know better. MELVIN BERNSTEIN: A good egg, but should be scrambled. NEIL MENDICK: To go to school and be excused from all eight per- iods is Neil's goal. ENID FULD: Her work is up to par: A nicer girl you'd travel far. RICHARD GOLDMAN: VBut Elliott took my book first Miss Mahoney? NEAL STRAUSS: A student par ex- cellence. CAROL MINTZER: note: sweet MR. FRIEDBERG: Like a thankyou and thoughtful. CON-VEN-IENCEE NINA GOTTLIEB: ta1king.......to ED n. Always busy...... Always busy... ELLEN BOLNER: ta1king.......to Nina. ELLIOTT NORSE: FAT: Future At- omic technician. KAREN MONCHICK: .A wonder girl-- people stop, look and wonder. DINA GRATZ: She is immortal. Her sweet personality will never die. ROSE FELL: Rose never does what she bughta. Rose is always in hot water. GAIL LIPSON: It may be her eyes: it may be her hair: whatever it is boys beware! SANDY JACOB: Sandy, Sandy, in a tizzy: talking all day keeps her busy. ADA MARK: Ada's marks are pretty high. Don't ask us, we don't know why. ALICE BANKS: Cute and fun: liked by everyone. NEIL TERENO: Always ready..... with an excuse. SHERI SHNEIDERMAN: A wiggle here, a wiggle there. She goes through school without a care. STEVEN LUSTBADER: His tuture is a successful path in social studies, French and math. MARVIN LIEBLING: Marvin and talking will never be parted: you can't stop him once he's started. RICKY BERNSTEIN: IS she looking for marks or boys or both? NANCY GEWIRTZ: Every one thinks she's real quiet. Count on her to cause a riot. 110

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GREETINGS TO THE PIONEER FROM MR. S. GOLDMAN AND CLASS 9-13 ZCAP4 . HAHN: The small one. . HARRISON: But, MR. GOLDMANZ one in a million. . NOORE: Like a bee: always buz- zing. SMITH: Always hunting, but not for deer! . TOWELL: Like a chocolate pud- ding, MY-T-FINE. . WYATT: Like a book: bound to please. . SCARFF: Like sugar: sweet and refined. . PELLEGRINO: L.S.M.F.T. g Lord Save Me Prom Teachers. III F 'U CD U1 3 . HUNTER: Like a four-leaf clover, CURRY: A fellow so fine! F. J. DORSEY: A good math student: always looking at figures. DODERO: A good boy Cwhen the teacher is lookingy. R. FALLEN: A nicer guy we'11 ever meet. M. GREESHNER: He thinks he's Ro- meo, but where art thou Juliet. R. HANSON: The Thin Man. R. ROM U: Alias, the Wolf. N. J. SHAY: Love thy neighbor espec- ially if she's cute. A. FITZGERALD: Quiet and cute. GREETINGS I0 THE PIONEER MR. RIPKIN AND CLASSQSP3 W W L. W W W E CD H W Q E O C F W U1 E v4 2 O w m Q 0'Q'.3'71v-hmtnhh SDD 5'5 hEU'mt1'lU'g1lm 1--O i-1-f-r-WHD'Z:1:3l s-- O me-I-W: S02 Hemmceww 44m5EHmHCHnHw l-'m'UGO- NCU1 Om' Hl e+O- l 'C1-IP ml-'ZbHmm:4HwOO:3r-4 O mro'11O 'Un owgmDOomwUmQdQ2QH:w:g I wav mHw mcbmweew' :H q no EH F5 EQESWEHE SMS S971 ----me-r 4-I-tr1OtrJ WWF'-mb? :TBI 1-+-- ua m--P-ht-ri l--EO - H1 35 E Qeofgg 25 EZQHHQ 4 W H-m -4 H :L4O-- '4'v S H .37 me 32 N252-E U' SRS. om HH mr Dmoz? UPOHHU OH OO CD :Sm Uivrb H C1'.3 4rD 51 3-E 5-'Z 3385 S S'S S-Sm. rmv- bbw m - H act m P-Oe+m Oct o m mlm 5 H m 4 H 015 m:rf+m H ms 'U :wwf-rm u-hr--at-r 1+ l-' GQ SDH WH-P-H O DUI Ph!-N mlm Q Hrh H4-5 Ha m w Q O HW ea H4 Dwmm H vw? Pm 2 3 mlm? Q Sm .TS N S m and m '4 N O '23 D. 'CJ 2:5 o 0 O m 0 1 PRED SOLOMON: Fred's favorite word in EDDIE Spanish is UHuh?N SUSSMAN: His knowledge is so deep, we can't firm it. STEVE SWITSKY: The class magician he can turn the teachers' hair gray. ROSS TURIN: He knows his work, but all the teachers ask the wrong questions. GLENDA DRUCKER: Like a book: bound to please. FRANCES GREENBERG: A little Sugar, a little spice: that's what makes Fran, oh so nice. MARILYN GRUBER: She could be an angel, she could be a saint, she could be quiet, but that she ain't. BARBARA KASSOP: Nice and sweet is this dame: sits and thinks of boys to claim. ' writing is pleasure to ROBIN KAMEN: Her hand so legible, it's a copy her homework. RITA KALIN: When she she went for toys: older she goes for BARBARA LEVINE: Barbara is a real good friend: her friendship will never end. RUTHANN SHAINMAN: By a cover don't judge a book: donft judge Ruth- ann by her innocent look, JANE STREETER: cute and pert, but, oh, what a flirt! MARLENE STRIEM R: With a pencil she's handy: her drawings are just dandy. HELEN TOPPER: Inside school she's quiet and demure: but on the outside we're not too sure. HINDA WOLFENSON: Like an artist, always draws attention. was young, now she's boys. 109

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F 3 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '62 FROM 8-7 AND MRS. KRAMER , qi? BEST WISHES TO THE PIONEER CLASS 7-8 AND MRS. KELLY GREETINGS PROM CLASS 8-1 AND MRS. S. SCHWARTZ NATALIE SANDLER: Just like jello, MY-T-FINE. ELLEN SILVERMAN: Like a cinema- scopeg a big attraction. I DIANE WHITMAN: .Diane Whitman is a proper noun, proper up and and proper down, feminine gender, cutest case, object of the masculine race. ANN JONES: A quiet C?J girl, we all like well, of whome we have no faults to tell. HOWARD BLUM: Howard is like a Londond citizen, always in a fog, STEVEN BOLDISH: A nice little package: a bundle of joyg very timid and very coy. GARY KALMAN: Who her? I chased her last week. BARRY KURZWELL: A little Odd, a little quaint, when Mrs. Korn is there, I bet ya he faintsl KUEN LING: Who need Einstein? Who needs Lincoln? We got Kuen to do our thinking! WILLIAM MASON: A good math student always studying figures. ROBERT PARKER: If generosity was the mother of invention, Robert would be in the Hall of Fame. ' HowARD REIFE: Howie! on Howie! What a nice guy! But gee whiz, Howie, wherefs your tie!!! KENNETH REISBERG: The wonder boy- People stop, look, and wonder! vi. PAUL SAMUELS: If laughing and wise cracks could keep him alive, Paul would like'ti1l a hundred and five. JOAN BIGEL: What a world this would be if all the girls were as cute as she. AURORA BILBAO: Streamline figure and jet-propelled tongue. LYNN FRANKHAUSER: Her dark red hair will always allure, but only her hairdresser knows for sure. MARSHA FRUCHTMAN: Friends make Marsha's heart grow fonderg when boys are near her eyes sure wander. HARRIET HERMAN: Shefs our science whiz---what a splendid combina. tion of atoms! LUCY LOPEZ: Everything a girl could beg pretty, nice, full of personality. PAUL SCHWARTZ: If Miss X were across the sea, what a good swimmer Paul could be! CHRIS SCUDDER: Give hime a pencil and paper to start, he'l1 surely end up with a fine piece of art. GEORGE WARSHAW: George Warshaw always preaches! He even tries to tell the teachers! MICHAEL PADRONE: Michael, Michael, always alert, to anything that wears a skirt! ANDREW FORESTIERI: Absence makes the heart grow fonder! lll