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

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MISS EPSTEIN AND 8-8 SEND GREETINGS TO THE PIONEER JEFFREY BABBITT: Einstein to Einstein, Lincoln to Lincoln: when girls are around Jeff stops thinking. ANDREW CAVANA: A nice boy we all like well: of him we have no faults to tell. HOWARD FISHER: Like veins and arteries, always gets under your skin. RONALD GARAVUSO: A man's home is his castle, but Ronnie's home is the section sheet. DAVID GRIETZER: We Can't describe his laugh, but we can tell it from all the others. JOSEPH HIMMELFARB: Who me ------ chewing??????? ROBERTA LIPSHITZ: Like sugar sweet and refined. GRACE SMITH: Nice pal and a great pal. SUZANNE BRANDWEIN: Just like a box of Post-Toasties but a little bit better. TARA BRAUNSTEIN: One time Stuie, one time Jay: who's it going to be the very next day? ROCHELLE COLON: If silence were golden, she'd own Fort Knox. CRIZELLA CROW: Like a vitamin--, all mixed up. BRISTLE ETHRIDGE: Don't you start with me--now!! JOYCE FOUNTAIN: A nice girl we all like well: of her we have no faults to tell. MARLENE GOLDBERG: Her cool blonde hair will always allure, but only her hair-dresser knows for sure. STEPHANIE GOLDENBERG: Joe, how about calling me up some time!! BARBARA GOLDSTEIN: She's always having a brainstorm: we hope she won't drown- JO-ANN DIGILIO: Jo-ann, Jo-ann, in a daze, only BOYS can clear her haze. FRED APPLEBAUM: Mr. Verkman, I object!!! MARTIN LEVINE: L.S.M.F.M,H. Lord Save Me Prom Mr. Hoffman. RAYMOND LUDWIG: Looks quiet, but so does T.N.T. MICHAEL MAIDA: He's adorable, and, if you don't believe us, just ask him!!! ALAN MARKOFF: Who me? I didn't do nothin'!!! PRED PANKER: A good athlete on his feet: a guy like him is hard to beat. LOPE PEREZ: We know him only a short while, but what person- alityl JAN PLOCICA: A member of the Biscuit Company: a real wise cracker. STEVEN ZELL: May I interject a thought? HARRY MILDBR: Quiet and shy: a regular guy. JUDY GORSKY: Judy is a proper noun, proper up, proper down, feminine gender, cutest case, object of the masculine race. PHYLLIS HERMAN: L.S.M.F.D.-Lord Save Me From Detention. ELLEN KUCHARSKY: If talking and laughing could keep one alive, Ellen would live to 405. THERSA LUMBARDINI: Good things come in small packages. MARILYN MILLER: It is sometimes thought and sometimes said, under all that hair there lies a head. ALEXIS PUTNAM: Move up the net: it doesn't bite. BRENDA SCOTT: Wake up Brenda!! It's three o'clockE ELLEN STAFF: Oh!! I chased him last week. SHARON STILES: Like a book, bound to please. BRANDY SPILKE: Comes to school as if she was in a Fashion Show. 124

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GREETINGS PROM MR. MORAN AND CLASS 8-4 GEORGE BENDO: Friends, Romans, Countrymen, homework DOUGLAS BOBERG: Silent, but so is T.N.T. BRUCE MACKIN: Work never killed anyone, but Bruce isn't tak- ing any chances. STUART LEVINE: Stuart laughs, Stuart plays, when teacher looks, Stuart prays. STUART DOLLING: With ladies hes way on top, once he gets go- ing, he's hard to stop. CHARLIE KOHN: Columbus Ohio's gain, New York's loss. BRIAN REICHENBERG: Thinks he's Romeo, but we know he's only Brian. JOHN DAGGERSTINO: His marks are underwater: below C level. PAUL KURM: Not too loud, not too shy, all in all he's a real nice guy. GREGORY KEARSE: Like a four-leaf clover, one in a million. CARL SMEDILE: The wonder boy, people stop, look, and wonder. CHARLES CLEMENTE: Always shy, always quiet, always ready to start a riot. BARNEY GREENHAUSE: If there's fun, he's there, if there's trouble, he's still there. BRUCE SHERMAN: He knows his work but the teachers ask the wrong questions. KEITH LINDE: When there's no- thing to say, he says it. JACK SOUTH: Snapped, cracked, and popped Cmostly cracked.D SUSAN LEVINTHOL: If all the boys were across the sea, what a good swimmer Susan would be. SHELLEY GELB: Like chocolate pudding, HMy-T-Fine.n CAROL KIST: A member of the Bis cut Company, a Hwise cracker.n ROSA STANCARONE: Leader of wom- en, follower of men. lend me your LYNN ZUKOFSKY: Lynn is bright, Lynn is gay, Lynn is liked in every way. EVELYN KRAMMAR: Like a book, bound to please. LOIS ERICSON: Give her paper, and a pen to write, She'l1 always come up with something that's bright. ROSE MARIE FLANIGAN: Ten little fingers, ten little toes, one little mouth, but,oh how it goes. JUNE IMBERMAN: When she was younger she went for toys, now that she's older she goes for boys. ALAN SCHWARTZ: Teacher's pefsjt. ALLAN TATKOW: Could be an angel, could be a saint, could be quiet, but that he ain't. KENNY KAPLAN: Brains are really deep in his head, but he got tired digging for them. CARRIE ARNFELD: She looks quiet, but so does T.N.T. ARLENE BLUME: Always thinking, but, IVIE WINTER: A firm believer in the four freedoms, especially Hspeech.N BONNIE WHITNEY: Cleopatra rul- oh thoughts. ed the Nile, Bonnie's pocket- book rules the isle. SHARON THOMAS: Work fascinates her, she can sit and watch it for hours. ETHEL DE ROSSI: Like a candy bar, Hsweet and nutty.H IRIS WILLINGER: If giggles and gum could keep her alive, Iris would live to Hone-hun- dred-five.n JOAN EISNER: A little sugar, a little spice, that's what makes Joan so nice. FRANCES PALLEY: If silence were golden, she'd own HFort Knoxf' 123

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asnsonnum nATuoNAL Auditions by npnninnnenn BANK VERA GOLDBERG Piano Teacher OF Bnnoxm' 'N 542 Parkside Avenue NEW YORK UL-6-5274 welcomes you as a deposltor Flatbush Avenue at Linden Boulevard LEHMAN' s MEAT MARKET 2127 Caton Avenue -c- - VOGEL HOSIERY FOR FINE APPAREL CLASS 7SP2 AND MR. SCHULMAN SEND GREETINGS TO THE PIONEER IRA LEVIN: But I disagree, Dr. Einstein! STEVEN NAUMANN: on my gosh, oh my heaven, my average is only 1071! RONNIE SEBOLD: Give him life, liberty, and the pursuit of girls. JESSE DIENGOTT: A good math studentg likes to look at figures. RUTH SOMMER: Does she or doesnd she? Only her hairdresser knows for sure!! LESTER PERKS: Whatever it is, I didn't do it! MICHAEL BERNSTEIN: Class Beau Brummel. PAUL KONSTADT: Member of the Biscuit Company, a Hwisen cracker. RICHARD MOLDAWSKY: Where is the key? GILBERT SNIDER: Like an English tea bag, always in hot water. WENDY HOLZMXN: Please, Mrs. Halprin, I'd rather do it myself. SHEILA GOLDGRAB: Like nature, unpredictable. MADELINE GELFMAN: Her hand- writing is so neat, it's a pleasure to copy her homework PAUL LEVY: The thin man. SUSAN BERGER: Like sugar, sweet and refined. HELEN HERSCH: An innocent look, but we know better. LAURA KRAMER: Like a Villager, a Bohemian. MARK CHALPIN: He'll go down in history! HOWARD MINTZER: Like a fruit- cake, sweet and nutty. MALVIN KELLER: A nicer guy you couldn't find, but whols looking. MARK KARPINSKI: Mark is very smart and shows itg everyone but the teachers know it. RONNIE STEIN: Ronnie, Ronnie always on the run, trying to get some chewing gum. JOAN FALB: LSMPC--Lord save me from Mr. Costello. SHIRLEY LASKER: Just like a box of Post-Toasties, but just a little bit better. PHYLLIS NUEFELD: In school, she's quiet and demureg out- side we're not too sure. JO ANNE ANNES: New to us,but we welcome her. SANDRA WILLINS: It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. LUBA KAHN: We can't think of a line for a fellow so fine. JOHNATHAN ZEITLAN: With person- ality and wit, Johnathan is sure to be a hit. GARRY MILLER: I used to be con- ceitedg now I'm just perfect! RUSSEL RGSENBLATT: Like a four- leaf clover, one in a million MR. SHERAN: Wells are for water MR. COSTELLO: Thank you for be- ing rude. MR. SHULMAN: Have a prune pit. MISS CUNDON: Homework everyday???