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

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R+ .jf ,sux I cu-xss Q-2 AND MR. , ,I . THEIR GREETINGS I P fl .41 MR. HOFFMAN: A very nice teacher who just loves detention. LARRY RUDISH: A good math stu- dent you'll always find, but he is of a certain kind. ANDREW MARKEL: Can't find a line for a fellow so fine. ROBERT MURRAY: A nicer guy you'll never find, but who's looking?? MARTIN OBERLANDER: Her may have lost and I.D. but he gained a sweetheart. RICHIE PRISTERA: The third in the class to get hooked, but Ifm sure he liked his bait. STACY BEEBER: Looks quiet but so does dynamite. SHARYN BEEBER: A quiet girl we all like well: of he we have no faults to tell. BONNIE BERKOWITZ: It may be her eyes, it may be her hair, but whatever it is, boys beware! JOAN DOLJAN: Very nice things come in small packages. PAT FITZGERALD: History dates are so confusing: outside dates are more amusing. SUSAN KATZ: Cute, mischievous, and smart: what a target for cupid's dart. SUSAN LEVINE: Here's a girl who's a hit: brains, personality, sweetness, and wit. FRAN LOMASKY: Her face looks qui- et and serene, but, oh, the mischief that's unseen. CAROL NELSON: Carol is usually quiet, but just the same she can start a riot. BARBARA ORNSTEIN: The questions are easy but the answers are hard. GAYLE PRICE: Her three hobbies are chewing, talking, and Marty. -af TO THE PIONEER 62- CARLTON SCREEN: Too bad sports wasn't a maior subject. ALLAN SPRINGFIELD: Always joking and laughing too: a nice guy all the way through. HOFFMAN EXTEND Q ARNOLD FOX: Congratulations upon making STUYVESANT. RICHARD GOLDSTEIN: A Student who acts quiet and good: always as a gentlemen should. BARRY KWASMAN: Oh!! my gosh, oh my heaven, I only got a 97. BOBBY LICATA: His head is like a revolving door: any girl can turn it. LINDA REIFENKUGEL: Like a book, bound to please. ETHEL RUBIN: Please put CHARLIE back in STAR KISS TUNA. ROCHELLE SCHNEIDER: If laughing and giggles could keep one a- live, she would live to lO5. LINDA SCHWARTZBERG: Cute and sweet: a girl anyone would be glad to meet. STEPHANIE SPEIGEL: What would this world be like without Richie???? CARM LA STAVOLA: Carmela is very nice and sweet: a finer girl you'l1 never meet. KENNETH STECHER: Smart and alert to anything that wears a skirt. DONNA TENNINZAPF: Always smiling, full of fun: Donna's liked by everyone. ESTHER TROW: If BOYS were only a major subject. ALMA MIRANDA: Trying to keep Bob in his place. Csucceedingli LYNDA HARE: Like a dangerous road: full of curves. STEPHEN DODSON: Whenever a girl passes by, you'll know where eye. In social studies he has his NORMAN FIELD: he sure is great: about that there's no debate. 125

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L M S. ISAACSON: If you could but know her, then you'd undera stand why we all think she so grand. CAROL ABRAMSON: If sweetness were worth money, she'd be a millionaire. SHELDON ASH: Like an ENGLISH teabagg always in hot water. SUE BERNSTEIN: She has the ABC of success-Ability, Brains, Character. RONALD BIRNBAUM: Teacher's PeCsDt: JENNIE CHIN: Jennie is quiet and sweet: a nicer girl you cou1dn't meet. MARIAN CHU: Sugar and spice and everything nice. HARRIS FISHBEIN: But Dr. Einstei I disagree. ROSALYN FRANKEL: Oh!! Goody!! We're playing deck tennis to- day. NATHAN FRIEDMAN: Parleize-vouze phransays? PHILIP GORDON: Phil laughs, Phil plays: when teacher looks, Phil prays. CARY GRANT: Looks innocent enoug but we know better. BARBARA HADES: She gave up all her dolls and toys, and now she has a million boys. is NAOMI KRASNOFF: That Kaplan boy is on her mind, she thinks of Ronni rain or shine. .Q. GREETINGS FROM MRS. ISAACSON AND CLASS 9SP1 I1 hr BONNY KAPLAN: In class she's qui- et and demure, but outside school we're not too sure. SUSAN KAPLAN: Susan is a dance addict: her hair looks like nMashed Potatoes.n DIANE PLOTKIN: L.S.M.F.T. ' Laughter, Smiles, Mischief, Fun, Terrific!!! MICHAEL PLOTNIK: Work never killed anyone, but mike isn't taking any chances. ALAN RADZIN: Like chocolate pud- ding - MY-T-FINE. . ALAN ROBBINS: An inspired com- poser he is not: a sense of hu- mor is what he's got. G ESTHER ROSENBLUM: A quiet girl we all like well: of whom we have no faults to tell. JUDY ROTHENSTEIN: She even makes a Geiger Counter tick! AMY ROTHSTEIN: The boys get out their looking glass when Amy R. walks into class. WENDY SHOMER: A.P. of L. CA1- ways Full of Lifej. HOWARD SPIEGLER: Chemical com- pound of considerable quality. JASON SQUIRE: He looks quiet, but so does T.N.T. . JINI TANENHAUS: Give her a pen- cil and paper to start, and she'1l come up with a fine piece of art. ERNEST WALTHER: A four leaf clover! one in a million Cthank goodnessb. MARC MAZZARBLLA. He Stands in BRUCE WILKENFELD: Who needs Ein- front of Bellevue singing, iZ?52' g2OBge2dStL1gcO1n? nLet My People Go.U thinkiiftfv u e O O our JACISEOLSIQNEQE2angOvE1gtg:S3H?gES him: LESLIE WOLF-:uCou1d you please ho tell me what happened to the urs' auditorium? 124

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A- Q 5i l N sf 'P L Ihr' 5 GREETINGS FROM CLASS 7-2 AND M . GOLDBERG RONNIE BERMAN: With personality and wit, Ronnie is sure to be a hit. MICHELLE BLOOM: Like a vitamin: all mixed up. DONNA BOEHM: Like a book: bound to please. GLORIA BREITSTEIN: With light brown hair, there's always tun when Gloria's there. BARBARA COHEN: She looks quiet but so does TNT. SUSAN DRESHIER: Her marks are like a fever: always running. JANET GARFIELD: Like sugar: sweet and refined. SUSAN HOROWITZ: Like a teabagg always in hot water. LINDA INDIG: Oh my lord, oh my heaven, 1 got only a 97. M RYL HELLER: Short, pert: not a flirt. ELAINE GREENFIELD: She is sweet: this kind of girl just can't be beat. MARION MAMANA: Like pudding: Mighty-Fine. SHERRY MILLER: Generally speaking, she?s generally speaking. MADELINE MINDEK: Snoopervisor. BARBARA MYLITE: Could you please repeat the question? RON? SEUFELD: Who me? What did o? MARGIE PHILIPS: But Dr. Einstein, I disagree! KAROLYNN SIEGEL: Karolynn is as nice as can beg to her a low mark is 103. BEVERLY SMITH: Makes Rembrandt look like a scribbler. SUSAN SNOW: History dates are so confusing: outside dates are more amusing. YUEN LING: Who needs Einstein? Who needs Lincdm? We have Yuen to do our thinkin'. STEVEN FURST: Steven's cute, Steven's shy: he's asquiet as a fly. STUART HELLINGER: Friends, Romans, and countrymen, lend me your homework. EDDIE GREEN: Not too shy, not too bold: all in all he's a nice boy. HOWARD CELNIK: Howard has humor, Howard has witg too bad the teachers don't approve of it. DOUGLAS BOBERG: When it comes to classwork, he is unlucky but, he's really happy-go- lucky. MORTON NAIMAN: Should be an ex- cellent math student: always looking at tigures. 126 R