Brookline High School - Murivian Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

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RICHARD BAER EDGAR J. BENTON You’ll never realize how much fun and enjoyment you’ve missed in school until you’ve missed it. STANLEY BAKER Two years of Varsity Baseball; our efficient House Council; patrolling the lunchroom; mak- ing the Tourney in Freshman Fiasketball. RUTH BAND Scrazz- The tennis courts at midnight, (P .R .M .R .); Hey, there’s a mouse in the fuse box! GARY BARCUS No comment LINDA BARKER No two human beings have made, or ever will make, ex- actly the same journey in life. — Sir Arthur Keith. Student Manual; FTA. CYNTHIA BARON To be anything more than all am would be a lie. — Jefferson Airplane. CHARLES P. BARRY Now I leave four important years behind me and enter into an unknown world. JUDITH LYNN BELBEN Four years in Girls League. ROBIN BALTIMORE Hope for the best but prepare for the worst. BARBARA BARLOW OOFI—E.C. MARK BERENBERG The locker at ten of eight; great years on lunchroom pa- trol; the Junior Prom. Hey Shein, does she pass the test?

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LISA ABRAMS The famous day of September 16, 1966 — Oy vey. Years sing- ing in Chorus to Glee Club ti Concert Choir; Office Aide in Room 100. ELENl ANGELOPOULOS No iinitter how fragrant the flower must fall. Who in this world of ours can last forever? MARGARET ANN ASAPH Give the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. % MICHAEL ALLARIE BARBARA ALPEREN You’re kidding me. Sugarloaf; S.F.; Time to go. Nautilus; Pruneau’s camp; House parties at 0.0. B,: New Years Eve 1967. LAWRENCE JAY ALTMAN A fool who keeps his mouth shut is a very wise man . — Ching Chow. Library Aide; Student Forum; marshal. DENISE APOTHEKER That’s life. Collecting AWOL’s for Mr. Bruce. ROBYN APPEL In the end. anything worth any- thing comes from love even when it looks a lot like hate . — W. Saroyan. Orch rehearsals. RUTH BABCOCK X Blocks in 236 doing Central Treasury; Batting my way through the Girls’ Locker Room at 2:15. Gym Leader. REBECCA BACKENROTH It is better to keep your mouth shut and have men think you a fool than to open it and re- move all doubt . — Mark Twain. STEVEN ALAN BACKMAN Faithfully serving the school council president; running a clean lunchroom; Mr. Wood repeating a question; vote now, pay later.

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WALLACE BERGER What I got out of Meeting Debbie in my junior year. DAVID BERGMAN MADELINE BERNARD Ami is not time even as love is, undivided and spaceless? . . . Then let today embrace the past with remembrance and the future with longing . — Kahlil Gibran. SHARON BIEDERMAN A thing is not necessarily true just because a man dies for it. —Wilde. SAULYNE BINES My all night prom party; Delta Omega; Friendy’s; friends from Newton; A quitter never wins and a winner never quits. HARRIET BITTEN DAVID BERNSTEIN The more I see of men the more I like dogs. — Madame De Stael. Varsity Tennis; Con- cert Choir; Homeroom Chair- man; Marshal. MICHAEL BERUBE Employment; Intramural Wres- tling. Moe, Larry, the cheese. GARY BICKELMAN . . . be alert, earnest, and lively . — Mao Tse-Tung. MARSHA W. BLOOM Girls League; Student Forum; Pep Club; Marshal. JACQUELINE BLOOM Girls League; office aide; Ski Club. DINA BOGER 26