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

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Y : ED 4 L - A It in K . I VLC-ESS 1 B GREETINGS TO THE PIONEER FROM MISS DONNELLY AND CLASS S-2 THOMAS BARBACCIA: Elvis.. STEVEN BERMAN: what a whiz! PAUL DAVIS: Reb. . LARRY ECKSTEIN: The Brain. JAMES ENZ: Shorty. O WILLIAM FREUNDLICH: The Silent t e. MARTIN GREENBERG: Half Way there! MARVIN GREENBERG: Genius. U LEON JUBLINSKY: Dr. Einstein. LARRY KLEINMAN: Lover boy! BARRY LAZARUS: Bucky. . DAVID NICOL: Five pennies make a nickel. JAM S PERRICONE: The wanderer. TEDDY ROBINS: A quick tongue. ELLIOT ROTHENBERG: Vic Tanny's FRED SHARPE: Will you please sit up! JOSEPH SPALDING: I didn't do it! JOSEPH TUTONE: A real good kid! WILLIAM TRICONOWICZ: Nice sense of humor. JIM WONG: Here today: gone to- morrow. ANTOINETTE CAMPAGNA: A quiet girl. VALERIE CLARK: Does she or doesn't she? MICHELE GEMINO: Oh, that comb. MARSHA LANHOLTZ: Nice girl. JEAN MCDONALD: Had a farm. HARRIET MILLER: Shut the window please. LINDA PARKEN: Blond, blue eyes. SARAJANE PREMISLER: A pleasure to have her read. MADELAINE SANTNER: Cute and small. RONI SHUSSEL: Bobby Rydell, ARLENE SHEAR: Our lady. KAREN SEIGEL: Sing along with me. SHIRLEY THRETT: It's cold up north BARBARA WASSERMAN: Curly Joe, PEGGY WILDMAN: Oh, my hair. FRANCINE ZUKERMAN: The subway. M S. KELLER AND 9-7 SEND SEND BEST WISHES TO THE PIONEER WALT WHITMAN: nSEing'n School: SHERRY LEAVY: nShake, Shake, Shemyln ANITA LIAROS: UDoes Her Chewing Gum Lose It's Flavor In Mr. Rifkin's Room Overnight?U GAYLE MORICK: UThere's No Othern CNot like her anywayb FELICIA PACE: nPersonalityU s HENNY RADOMSKI: nRama Lama Ding Dongn CWhen she thinks every- thing goes Ding Dongxy SUSAN RUSSO: VGuardian Angeln CBut we know betterl EDITH SILVERMAN: Hey Baby! Cand the same size as one tool SHERRY STEIN: nP0etry In Motionn JUDY VOLPIANSKY: nYou Bug Me Babyin STEVEN BARKIN: nWi1d Onen CHARLIE BROCKWAY: UDream Lovern STUART COHEN: nGood-bye Cruel Worldn BRUCE FOX: UWhat's Your Name?n ROGEN GARSON: HHappy Go Lucky Men LARRY GORDON: USatin Never Sleepsu Cso they sayj JOSEPH HARTMAN: NBid Bad Joein CHe's really not thoughb BILL JEHLE: nWon't You Come Home Bill Jehle?n STEVE KALTMAN: nwizard of Loven Cbut we know betterb ALFRED MELL: NA11 Shook Upiu PAT O'BRIEN: UThe Gleam In Your Eyesln JEFF RIFKIN: nHandy Mann CCan fix any broken heartb BILL RELLA: nPeppermint Twistn Cand just as lively? LARRY SIEGEL: UDuke of CGD Earl CSD!! JOSH SIEGELTUCH: HSIOW Twistn CLasts longerb JEFF WARREN: USchoo1 is Outgn CThank heavenl MICHAEL WASSERMAN: UTrave1'n Mann Ctoo bad he has no place to goy FREIDA CELNICKER: nTeenager In Love' LENORE DIRECTOR: UDevi1 or Angeln MARILYN FERBER: UImage of a Girlu ELLEN FREIMAN: HDream Babyn RACHEL GOLDSTEIN: nPretty Little Angel Eyesn HAZEL GREEN: nLollipopH Cand just as sweetb 121

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-r lft ' 52 fi Q f 1 ID 5 cl i 4lJv7 Sp CD sf I with O D BY J lv f' . W it kf MRS. NUSSBAUM AND GLASS QSP2 I SEND GREETINGS TO'IHE PIONEER R .NDNROE MANDEL: Better late than JANE PRBIDLANDER: peace on earth, never! SUSAN VITTORE: If giggles and boys could keep one alive, this gal would live to 105. KENNITH MITCHELL: Absence makes the heart grow fonder but this is ridiculous: JEROME SCHONDORF: Who wears short shorts? GINGER BRAMSON: In school she's quiet and demureg outside school we're not too sure. IRWIN GERDUK: Who needs Einstein, who needs Lincoln? We've got Irwin to do our AMY SHIENDZBR: Amy thinkin'2 get your gun! ROBERT MILITANO: Too nice to knock: too heavy to boost! LINDA ROISTBACHER: Oh! How I .hate to get up in the morning! JEFFREY TASHMAN: Love thy neighbor, especially if she's cute! HELEN GUNSHER: Sugar in the morn- ing. ROBERT WEISS: Snoopervisor. CLAIRE COHAN: If silence were gol- den, she'd be a JONATHAN BORNSTEIN J HY. l MARK MILSTEIN: We for a fellow so millionaire. Gentleman John- can't find a line fine. good will toward men. GEORGE FEIN: I used to be con- ceited, but now I'm perfect. HELEN GREER: Like a tightrope walk erv always on her toes. ALAN DBMSKY: A dillar a dollar, a darned good scholar. JANE KAGAN: Devil or angel, we can't make up our minds. JAMES DINNERSTEIN: His marks are like a feverg always running high. MEREL MASSIDLOW: Tell me why... SHELDON FINKBLSTEIN: Sheldon always thinks he's smart, but the teacher never takes his part. MARJORIE SECKLER: When your lover has g0ne..... NEIL GOLDMAN: Looks quiet, but so does T.N.T, , BARBARA SHERMAN: Hey little de- vi . DANNY GOLDBBRG: But Dr, Einstein I disagree! ' NINA WEISBAND: Run to him! RICHARD SILLS: Hey Booboo, I am Yogi. SARA SOLOMON: Streamlined figure, Jet propelled tongue. 120

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1 , J T lj? I 9195, .ll I QW 0 .s GREETINGS FROM MISS CHESTER AND CLASS 7SP1 MISS CHESTER: Poor Miss Chester, she's turning prematurely gray! LINDA ALTIMANO: She has a had like a revolving door: any boy could turn it. CAROLE BALL: Carole's mouth is never lazy: Miss Chester's going crazy. MARY BRICKTER: nMr. Sheran, may I be excused?n SHIRLEY CARLE: Her average is a normal 98.6 . ALICE COHEN: LSMFD - Lord Save Me From Mr. Drutt. SHARON FRANKFORT: It's often thought and sometimes said, that under all that hair's a head. AGNES FRIEDMAN: Give me Kildare or give me death. LINDA GOLDMAN: Mr. Sheran, may I make a report? BETH GROSS: If laughs and giggles could keep one alive, Beth would live to 1052 BERNICE HURTIG: A brunette with a red-headed temper! JOYCE SCHWARTZ: Just like a piano: upright, pretty, and grand. JILL HORTON: But Dr. Einstein, I disagree! RARBARA KATZ: Oh my God, Oh my heaven, I only got a 97. SUSAN KIRSHNER: Sweet and jolly is this dame, sits and dreams of Mika her flame. SUSAN MYDLARZ: Her marks are like a fever, always rising. MONICA NUSSBAUM: A quiet girl we all like well: of her we have no faults to tell. REBECCA OSOFSKY: By a cover don't judge a book: donft judge Re- becca by her innocent look. SH LLY SCHWIMMER: I don't mean to be funny, but.......! KENNY ZUCKER: Work fascinates himgte can sit and look at it for hours. BETTY WEINSTEIN: With looks and personality blest, in pretty clothes she's always dressed. PHYLLIS YAROKA: Just like puddingg MY'T'FIN.Eo LYNN ZUKOFSKY: We Can't find a line for a fellow so fine. MARK AM RMAN: What is Italy wih- out Rome? What is Mark without his comb? ALAN COHEN: The thoughtful type but, oh, those thoughts. BRUCE FELDER: A turns all the gray. HARVEY GOLDSTEIN: hte, the bell MARK GROSSMAN: He knows his work but the teachers ask the wrong questions. ALAN GUTTERMAN: A great math student - always studying figures. MARK ISAACS: Tops in basketball full of vitality and always has a good personality. JEFFREY KOSTICK: Jeff is always very quiet and always in the middle of a riot. CRAIG ROSENTHAL: An innocent look, but we know better. HWIN RUBIN: Looks quiet but so does TNT. GERALD SEPTOFF: The main reason that teachers retire. MARK SHIPFMAN: Neat in dress and tops in chess. THEODORE WEISS: I disagree Dr. Einstein. KARLTON WINT: I could write some- thing funnyiif I knew something funny to write. magacian - he teacher's hair I didn't come rang early. 122