Waltham High School - Mirror Yearbook (Waltham, MA)

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4 . lr ' H ...ffm . . --44 . - 5.3.31 T' li Linda C. Brinton 131 Hillcrest Road Business If you love something, set it free, If it comes back, it's yoursg If it doesn't, It never was. Hozzrernafterf Senior Revue. Julie Brennan 21 Brennan Avenue College This blue-eyed Senior will always remember the hockey games and H Block studies. Julie can always be seen with the Stooges, Beth, Tina, Janice, and Sue. Her future plans includes college and a ca- reer in the world of fashion. Senior Reweq Criznronetter 2. 3. -if Senior Prom Comrnitleeq Teen Canteen 4: Slurlent-to-Stndent Drug Program. ,JFK 21, V... ffm ll . 33, 1 if . .,, Q ,G . ,. VN . ' , ...ef Y :AIA Roger P. Brooks 86 Hillcrest Road College As far as possible, without sur- render, be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly and clearly, and listen to others, for even the dull and ignorant, they, too, have their story. The King Clary Pre,fidenl,' Football: Barbel- ballq Yearbook Editor. Debra M. Brouillard 153 Alder Street Business Debbie will be long rcmcmbered for her warm smile around her friends, Debbie, Diane, Ann- Marie, and Tracy. Her Friday night with Tracy will never be forgotten. ll'for,e-Slznly Ojfce 3, 4. Tracey A. Briggs 1156 Main Street Business One might think Tracey is quiet but under that shell . . . is a girl with a beautiful personality and the ability to understand others, We wish her best of luck. Sharon A. Brooks 82 Longfellow Road College I look inside and hncl that life has been good to me, giving me the ability to see where I have been and where I'm going. . . George Betts Chorzzr 2,' Lalin Club 25 Sei Club 2: Talent Show 3: Gymnarticx 35 Cheerleading -7: National Honor Sociely 3. 4: Slndent Conncil Trearurer 45 Senior Revue. l 1- I .1-ri Sarah Brodrick 119 Dale Street Business We can lift ourselves out of ig- norance, we can find ourselves creatures of excellence and intel- ligence and skill. Thanks to every- one. Senior Rezvze: Barketball 3. Donna Claire Brouillette 53 Gale Street College Donna can usually be seen with in the blue bomb, looking for ex- citement. Great times with the gang will always be remembered by her. Donna's future will lead her into the business world, filled with new people and new experi- ences. Good luck, Donna! Student-to-Stzzflent Drug Pro- gram 3: Senior Revue,

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Kevin Boudreau 41 High Street Business Kevin can always be seen at Brig- ham's with the kids or being very sociable, His charm will get him far in life or maybe just through high school. His favorite pastime is gong to work one day out of tive. Remember Kev. P.I.C. Senior Revue 4: Talent Show 4: Harvard Club 2, 3, 4. Robert Bower 38 Washington Avenue Vocational .I-4 1 Regis J. Boudreau 141 Stearns Street College Reggie will always be remem- bered for his participation on the Hockey Team. He can be seen next year at Bentley College skat- ing on the Mill Pond with the ducks. He plans a career in ac- counting. Hrzfffj' 2. 3, fl? K I Arthur Frederick Bowen 4 Charles Street Avenue College lay, Debbie, Liz, Carole M. Nancy D., Sue, Mark, Herb, Pam and Duck . . . English with Ms. Furne and Drams with Mrs. D, . . . Mr. Rourk and Miss Dunfey lsibmry Media Aide 2, 3. JJ Ta! en! Short' 3, JJ Tbealer Arler, One- ficf P!zZ1'K Harold T. Boyd 20 Curtis Street 5-,JP xl S Bob Brehm IU Copeland Street C ollege Paula Marie Boudreau ll Plant Road Qollege Some men see things as they' are and say XX'hy? I dream things that never were and say Xxilly Dwlfl Robert Kennedy St nior Rtzneg Pep Stmizrf, TX --1 john Arthur Bowles 2 W Arlington Street Voc.ition.1l My nrst year with no sessionsl l plan to continue mx' work in .luttm l7t1tlV. 'x -X --S Bob said he will never forget the 5 parties .md ,anvil times he had t while JIXX'.ilIl1.lIIl High, ' - 3. I --

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Af us, we Carol Brown 96 Princeton Avenue Business Senior Revue. ff? SPYS Donald J. Bryson 265 Lowell Street College ter all, it is not what is around but what is in usg not what have, but what we are. iw Lg- Carol Brunaccini 51 Ledge Road 0? 5 , joseph Buonomo 25 Fiske Street Business ,Ioey's crazy jokes will always be remembered by his many friends at W.H.S. There was never a dull day with -Ioey around. X5Ue wish him the best of luck. Deborah E. Bryson 265 Lowell Street College If a mari does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is be- cause he hears a different drum- mer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however meas- ured or far away. Henry David Thoreau Qin Q, Y f Q' joe Burgoyne 525 Beaver Street C0llL',HC ,Ioe enjoyed his studies. Margaret Brown 17 School Street I? 'C Steven Bullis 119 Chestnut Street .9 Xi il x