Brookline High School - Murivian Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1969 volume:

MURIVIAN MCMLXIX BROOKLINE HIGH SCHOOL BROOKLINE, MASS. BROOKLINE PUBLIC LIBRARV 3 1712 01439 6710 c.e A. MURIVIAN 1969 Editorial Staff Linda Franklin, Editor in Chief Debbie Saitta, Layout Editor Roberta Williams, Copy Editor Susan Shnidman, Photography Editor Linda Robinson, Typing Editor Bill Chapman, Photographer Advisor: Mr. Edmund Murphy Staff Credits Table of Contents Harriet Finck Linda Finkel Avril Fisher Judy Levine Sandy Kurinsky Photo Credits Cary Croopnick Mike Franklin Ed Jacobs Richard Michelson Larry Toner Wilson Wong Business Staff Larry Carle Ceil Shapiro Cary Croopnick Carl Ship Steve Fleishman Irene Wodinsky Barry Gordon Suzanne Yanes Janis Halpert Rhonda Freidman Randy Jones Helane Kuff Linda Kirrane Alume Kopita Susan Lofchie Jane Moskow Jeanne Lung Elizabeth Sampson Janice Murphy Joanne Jupon Ying Ng Ira Fleishman Gary Nickel Johanna Hughson Kathy O’Leary Linda Evers Andy Oppenheim Alan Fleishman Joan Rice Marc Lofchie Connie Rudnick Roberta Savage Advisor, Mr. Edgar Bruce Seniors Pg. 21 Underclassmen Pg. 81 9 Time it was, And what a time it was, It was . . . A time of innocence. I A time of confidences. i 4 Look around, The grass is high, The fields are ripe. Ifs the springtime of my life. — Paul Simon « FACULTY [ Dr. Bertram H. Holland, Headmaster. Superintendents Sealed: Dr. Robert I. Sperber, Superintendent of Schools; Miss Ann E. Macdonald, Assistant Superintendent of Schools for Cur- riculum and Instruction. Standing: Mr. Francis W. McKenzie, Coordinator of Pupil Personnel Services, Mr. William C. Sheridan, Director of Personnel; Dr. Ferdy J. Tagle, Jr., As- sistant Superintendent of Schools for Funds and Facilities. School Committee Administration i ’. ' fl CT ' j Seated: Viola R. Pinanski, Joseph Robinson, Thomas P. Kendrick, Sylvia K. Burack, Leon Trilling. Standing: Owen M. Carle, Alette E. Reed, Jacques M. Dronsick, Ray- mond T. McNally. J Art Miss Priscilla Peckham, Director Mr. Joseph Coletta Miss Bride Kielty Mr. John Lamb Mr. Joseph Whelan, Jr. Mrs. Inez Woodberry FACULTY 900 Mr. Christian Ehnes, Head of Dept. Miss Anne Boland Business Miss Martha Murdock Mr. Thomas O’Connor Mrs. Elaine Seltzer Mr. John Wall 9 English 10 Mr. J. Geoffrey Pierson, Head of Dept, Dr. I.uther Allison Miss Nichola Bailey Mr. R. Dennis Becker Mr. Fdward Belliveau Miss Sorel Berman Foreign Languages Mrs. Elizabeth Bernstein Mrs. Sandra Bianco Mr. Robert Burns Mr. James Case, III I Mr. Norman Colb Mr. Erik Esselstyn Mr. Robert Evans, jr. Mrs. Rhoda Fischer Miss Sara Foose Mrs. Margaret Gray 1 Miss Laura McQuide I Mrs. Barbara Humm Mrs. Mary Jones Mr. James Jordan Mrs. Carol Kosow Mr. Dallas Mayr ■ Miss Margaret McCarthy Mrs. Bonnie Mendelson Mr. Edmund Murphy j Mrs. Anne Meyers ji Mrs. Teena Ogden Mr. Chandler Parker Mr. H. Edward Schluntz I Mrs. Evelyn Shore Mr. Donald Slaven Mr. Donald Thomas ’ Miss Evelyn Tiews 1 Mr. Thomas Tiktin Mr. Stephen Tipton Mr. George Viglirolo Mr. Wesley Wallenius Dr. Roger Walsh Mr. N. Wendell Weeks Mr. Gordon Wood Mr. John Belocas Miss Jeannette Bonville Miss Carolyn Brinnon Dr. Felix Fernandez Mrs. Carmen Gutierrez Mrs. Carol Kososki Miss Carole Landry Miss Ruth Manter Mrs. Florence Osman Miss Evelyn Tondreau Mr. Waldmar Ulich Miss Adele Wilson Miss Lillian Murdock, Head of Dept. Guidance Miss Miriam Grace Mr. Roger Howard Mrs. Brenda Mullen Miss Adele Revis 1 Mr. John Rump Mr. John Ryan Mr. William Smith Mrs. Leona Townsend il I Homemaking Miss Ann Zavacki Mrs. Evelyn Barden Mrs. E. Marcella Bergner Mrs. Nancy Currie Miss Pamela MacNair Mrs. Ann Lee Schreiber Mrs. Patricia Sennott Mrs. Ethel Auster Mrs. Esther Jack Mrs. Constance Killefer Librarians Mrs. Priscilla Moulton, Director Mrs. Sandra Reischel Mr. Robert Wiggin, Head of Dept. Miss Suzanne Brooks Mr. Eric Gedney Miss Barbara Mabis Mrs. Olivia Abelson Mr. Edgar Bruce Mr. Albert Jean Miss Margaret Reed Mrs. Janet Addelson Mr. Henry Downes Mr. Philip Johnson Mr. F. Meade Reynolds Mr. Stephen Barrasso Mr. Timothy Flint Mrs. Sophia Lane M rs. Judith Springer Mr. Carl Borg Mr. Charles Lyons Mr. Charles Webb Music Mr. J. Robert Eddy, Director Mrs. Susan Hassell Physical Education Mrs. Linda Halvorson 14 2 2 Mr. Carlton Warren, Head of Dept. Mr. Carl Chellquist Mr. Robert Cohen Mr. Richard Coombs Mr. Robert Cunningham Mrs. Sandra Daitch Mrs. Caroline Daniels Miss Mary Ann Delaney Miss Margaret Driscoll Mr. Russell Forsythe Mr. William Fox Mr. Wallace Gleekman Science Mr. Harry Lent Miss Nancy Mallison Miss Antionette Nardone Mrs. Louise Rosser Mr. Joseph Rothstein Mrs. Rosemary Sheppard Mrs. Bayla Singer Miss Penelope Squire r. Richard Case r. Norman Laakso Mr. Thomas Conroy Miss Sheila Leach Miss Gail Cutter Mr. William McKeown Mr. Norman Devio Mrs. Susan Pratt Mr. Ronald DiVincenzo Mr. Leonard Sorin Miss Kristine Falk Miss Mary Taylor 0 il Miss Deborah Lobsenz Mrs. Linda Markell Mr. David Meyers Mr. Alan Otis Mr. Victor Dobras Mr. Ira Gorman Miss Elizabeth Grey Social Studies Mr. David Grossman Mr. Martin Knowiton Miss Cynthia Leal Mr. Ian Robertson Mr. Keith Shahan Mr. Bradford Wright Miss Anne Geoghegan Special Nurses Secretaries Mrs. Margaret Connolly Mrs. Patricia Levin Miss Mary Mitchell Dr. George Kahn Miss Mary Maloney Miss Ellen Shomer Miss Ann Duggan Mrs. Esther Luster Miss Rita Nicolai Miss Nora O’Leary Mrs. Mary Beaumont Mrs. Maureen Kenefick Lunchroom Staff Mrs. Esther Goldberg Mrs. Kathleen Magee Miss Mary Niland Mrs. Esther Prager Miss Mary Beth Selvage Mrs. Ruth Grove Miss Sally McGinn Miss Margaret O’Leary Miss Joan Sawler Mrs. Emily Tanner Row 1: Mrs. Peggy McClain, Mrs. Orff, Mrs. Schreiber, Miss Cronin, Mrs. Senate, Mrs. Cur- rie, Mrs. Hase. Row 2: Mrs. Menton, Mrs. Nesson, Mrs. Lions, Mrs. Hooper, Mrs. Karn, Mrs. Lilliander, Mrs. Ochiltree, Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Gusto, Mrs. Quen, Mrs. Pineo, Mrs. Sheraton, Miss O ' Conner. 1 Mr. Harris B. Siegel, Housemaster Akers House 22 Joy Ruby, Treasurer Akers House Officers Randy Jones, Assistant Treasurer Akers House Council Row 1: Gary Roffman, Rosemary Finan, Lisa Goldberg, Debbie Posin, Nancy McBrine, Secretary, Stanley Levin. Row 2: David Ross, Kenny Cohen, Jimmy Shmidt, Barry Chiler, Marc Bergschneider, Gil Maker, Mary Weiner, Larry Toner. Row 3: Richard Thaler, President, Larry Gouchman, Jim Grandberg, John Lake, Steven Yas, Steven Gordon, Ken Steiner. i LINDA ABRAMS NED ADDELSON “Ami miles to go before I sleep And miles to go before sleep.” VICKIE M. ALLEN MARJORIE ALEREDSON Animal crackers and cocoa to drink. That’s the finest of sup- pers I think. — Christopher Morley. DEBRA AGUILLARD If yon are not part of the solution, Yon must be part of the problem. SHEILA L. ANNESE ROBIN B. ALBERT MIREILLE ARAMATI Mickey — les cahiers an fer et les livres an milien! 94 the honor lies, time. GARY ARBER never knew a crime conldn ' t conceive myself com- mitting . — Goethe. FRANCIS ASPAN A vida e a arte do encontro cmhora liaja tanto dcsencontro pela i ' d a . — V i n i c i u s De Moraes. MARK ASTROFF ROBERTA BAKER EDWARD BAGLEY LOUISE BALL O death in life the days that are no more . — Tenneyson. ROBIN BARR There is no darkness, but igno- rance . — Shakespeare, Twelfth Night STEDE BARBER JUDITH BARTZOFE can resist everything except temptation . — Oscar Wilde. 25 BARBARA BASSIL JOHN J. BAXTER Beware lest you lose the sub- stance by grasping at the shadow . — Aesop. STEFAN BEDETTI The correct answer excites the imagination, gives a picture of violent feeling, treats the whole episode in a facetious spirit. JUDY BEGELFER One expresses well the love he does not feel. — J. A. Karr GERALD BELSKY Some men see things as they are and .say why. I dream things that never were and say why not. — Sen. Robert F. Kennedy ELLEN MINDY BERGER wanted only to try to live in accord with the promptings which came from my true self. Why HYw that so difficult? HARRIET S. BERENSTEIN RHONDA E. BERGER And so my fantasy becomes reality and I must be what must be and face tomorrow . — Paul Simon. MARC CHRISTIAN BERGSCHNEIDER get the urge for going, but never seem to go.” — Tom Rush JEAN BERMAN A fool .says lead me A greater fool .says follow me I he path to wisdom is silent And each mu.st walk it alone. MARC BERMAN We exist .somewhere between yesterday and tomorrow, but certainly not today. PHYLLIS BERMAN If you succeed in judging your- self rightly, then yoti are in- deed a man of true wisdom . — The Little Prince WILLIAM BERNSOHN ... We are as star shells on the shore; shaping towers in the tide, given substances by our dreams . . . PETER BlEANO Life is a final udveuUire. It can only have one end. So why not make it as far ratifying and free as pos.sihle? PHILLIP A. BLALOCK Man was born free, and every- where he is in chains. — Rous- seau. ELIZABETH ELLEN BLANK With this Ring. — The Platters. OLGA BLAU The supreme happiness of life is the conviction that ive are loved. — Victor Hugo. SAMUEL J. BLOOMBERG EVELYN D. BOWSER And they said it couldn’t be done. LINDA BRASSIL Don ' t part with your illusions; if you do, you may still exist, but you have ceased to live . — Twain. PATSY BRACKETT Home is the sailor, home from the sea, and the hunter home from the hill. MERYL BREGER don’t know what is real, I can’t touch what I feel, and I hide behind the shield of my illtision. — Paul Simon. SHARON BRIEFER Snoopy V5-. the red baron; Love is walking hand in hand . — Schulz. MARCIA BRODY Ideas won’t keep, something must he done about them . — Alfred Worth Whitehead. BONNIE BROOK Only a heart that is emptied of sadness; can be filled with joy. TIMOTHY BROTHERS AMY BROWN Now today is that tomorrow that H ' t ' planned so well . — The Miracles. BERNARD BROWN To insure peace of mind ipnore the r It I e s and regulations. — George Ade. MARK BURGER There is another and a better world. — The Stranger CHARLES CALLAN Remember the B. and E. EMILY BURNS Heads of the characters ham- mer throttgh daisies. Break in the stm till the sim breaks down. — Dylan Thomas. TIMOTHY BROWN The history of all hitherto ex- isting society is the history of cla.ss straggles. — Karl Marx. ft f PAUL CAHAN Joy can be real only to those who have a definite object in life oat side themselves. — L. Tolstoy. DIANNE BUCKLEY If you coaid give bttt one gift, make it the gift of a good example. JOHN CAHILL Witming isn ' t everything, bat wanting to win is. — D. D. Msu. ROBERT CAREY STEPHEN CANNER There is no expedient to which a man will not resort to avoid the real labor of thinking. — Sir Joshua Reynolds. ALAN NEAL CANTOR hi times of diffictdty, m’c mast not lose sight of oar achieve- ments. CHRISTOPHER CARROLL SUZANNE L. CHALFEN Life is a preparation for the future; the best preparation for the future is to live as if there were none. WILLIAM J. CHAPMAN And now, a quarter of my life has almost passed, and I think I’ve come to see myself at last. — J. Sebastian. REGINA CARROLL What do you want me to say to you? AVA BETH CEDER can’t find the time to tell you. — Orpheus. ELAINE CHEUNG Oh dear, bread and beer; if I were married, I wouldn ' t be here. LORI CHAFEIZ ' ! he significance of a man is not in what he attains, but rather in what he lonps to at- tain. — Albert Schweitzer. BARRY CHILER JAMES CHIN PATRICIA CHIN PETER CHIN Live long and prosper. — old Chinese saying. WILKIN CHIN 29 DONALD J. CHRISTIE Pearls of wisdom spewing? Be- lieve Them. DONNA CHRISTIE Al the cost of all yoti have, get understanding. JEAN COCHRANE When you part from your friend, grieve not; For that which you love most in him may be clearer in his absence. KEVIN CLIFFORD JOANNE COAKLEY can tell a lie, but can’t sing one. — Dave Van Ronk. GAIL CLAPP Where am I going? don ' t quite know. What does it mat- ter where people go? — A. A. Milne. CYNTHIA COHEN ALISON COHEN ALLEN COHEN Peace, if possible, but the truth Don ' t Dream Forever, Try. at any rate. — Martin Luther. ELAINE COHEN A friend is your needs an- .swered. — Kahlil Gibran. ELLEN COHEN On ne voit bien qu’avec le coeur. L ' essentiel est invisible pour les yetix. — Saint Exupery HARVEY RICHARD COHEN My heart will be blessed with the sound of music . — Oscar Hammerstein II. KENNY COHEN The music is your only friend . . . until the end. — the Doors. RACHEL COHEN The next day is never so good as the day before. SHELLY COHEN Knowing what thou knowest not is in a sense omniscience . — Piet Hein MARY C. COLLAZOS RUBY O. COLLAZOS LINDA L. CONARY Women’s faults are many — Men have only two: everything they say and everything they do. JOSEPH CONFORTI JAMES H. CONNERS 31 KEVIN J. CONNOLLY CYNTHIA KAREN COOPERMAN have so many dreams. MICHEL CORDIER Lis el profile, vois el imile, re- fiixhis cl Iravaille; rapporle lout a I ' lilihle des homines: c ' esl travailler pour loi-meme. SUSAN W. COONS Feels so si range lo lead my life alone. — Tom Rush. JOHN P. CONTARDO You’re gonna hear from me . — Dorey Previn. JOSEPH CONWAY ROBERT A. COPPOLA . . . and no mailer whal day il is — il is always ihe firsl day of ihe resl of your life . — Meley. STEPHANIE FRANCIS CUNLIFFE RICHARD COVITZ To Think or Nol lo Think. That is the Question. CHRISTINE CUNNINGHAM England forever. 32 BRENDA M. DANNENBERG This is my quest, to follow that star, no matter how hopeless, no matter how far . . . LAURA DAVIS Talk not of wasted affection, affection is never wasted . — Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. CHRISTINE ANNE DELANJIAN Some men see things as they are and say why, I dream things that never were and say why not. — Robert Kennedy. SCOTT B. DAVIS have never known of any ar- tistic problem not to have been solved by money. PAUL MICHAEL DELETETSKY Today the high school, tomor- row Viet Nam. 33 MARY DONLAN The bestowal of freedom is the bestowal of love. And only love can .save the world . — Summerhill, Neill. BRIAN DIXON WILLIAM G. DOW It’s hard to get success; ask any failure. VIRGINIA DONOVAN JONATHAN B. DUBITZKY The world is judged by good- ness and all is according to the amount of work. — Akiba. DEBORAH DUFFY Two roads diverged in a wood; And took the one less trav- elled by, And that has made all the difference. H JESSICA DURST ELLEN EDWARDS Only a heart that is emptied of sorrow can be filled with hap- piness. MICHELE EVANS Where does one ran to when he’s already in the Promised Land? — Claude Brown. EUGENE A. ENG JOSEPH FEE GAY EOUSE (I rant that may not so much seek to he understood as to un- derstand. STEVEN FELDMAN Pd like to know what this whole show is all about before it ' s out. — Piet Hein ALAN FENSTER It is better to keep your mouth shut and have men think you a fool than to open it and re- move all doubt . — Twain PETER DWYER MARTIN EHRLICH ERIC FEDER If I ever see any pseudo-intel- iecttiais lyin’ in the road, Pm ponna run ’em down. — George Curly Wallace PATRICIA FIELDING EDWARD EINNERTY Hey Joe. heard you shot your brother down. — Jimi Hendrix RUTH LEAH FISHER If this were played tipon a stage. I would condemn it as an improbable fiction. PATRICIA FORD The essential thing in life Is not the triumph, but the and then to know yoti fought well. ROSEMARY EINAN LINDA EINKEL A stone has been dropped into the well, the well is niy youth- ful .soul. — Hesse MARTIN EINKEL If you are able to keep your cool while everyone else is los- ing theirs, maybe you don’t understand the .situation. PATRICIA ELANIGAN And no whiteness lost is so white as the memory of white- ness lost. — W. C. Williams. JOHN ELANNERY SUSAN FLYNN If a task is once begun Never leave it till it’s done lie the labor great or small. Do it well or not at all. A ELIZABETH ERANKLIN Man is hat a reed. The weakest in nature. But he is a thinking reed. — Blaise Pascal ELLEN EREED Those who expect everything from everyone everytime are in for a grave disappointment. UNDA ERANKLIN Where are the footprints that danced on these beaches and the hands that cast wishes that sank like a stone? My dreams with the seagulls fly out of reach out of cry. r LORETTA ERANKLIN People been calling me every- thing but ain ' t nobody asked me what I call myself. MICHAEL ERANKLIN Public schools are the nurseries of all vice and immorality . — Henry Eielding ROBERT ERIEDMAN Just act like you know what you are doing and no one will ever stop you. — L.B.J. CATHY ERISCH When you reach the heart of life yott shall find beauty in all things. — Kahil Gibran. ALAN EUNK ANNE GAFFNEY It ' s so nice to be with you. But I gue. ' ts there’s just no getting over you. MICHAEL JERRY GALATIS That ' s Life! 37 PETFR GALLUCCIO Smile, it make. ' i people wonder what you have been up to. ELIZABETH GEARY SARA GILFENBAUM LAWRENCE GAUCHMAN Livinp is a tliinp yoti do now or never — which do you? — Piet Hein MARLENE GAUDETTE Take time to be friendly, it is the road to happiness. ANN GELLER do thy way. Eat thy bread in joy. Live joyfully with the wife thoti l( vest all the days of the life of thy vanity. ARIHUR GEARY BARBARA GILBERT ELLEN GLICKMAN To he able to find joy in an- other’s joy, that is the secret of happiness. THOMAS A. GLASER MARJORIE GLASS It is only because everyone recognizes beauty as beauty TO that ire have the idea of upli- ' ® ne.ss. USA GOLDBERG But also that iit ' might, half knowing, worship and learn to love, in all things mortal, only what is eternal. BONNY GOLDSTEIN The eonversutions of people irt ' knew linger, yet as we try to control their words, their mean- ings slip away. STEVEN GORDON Today will never come again; use it or lose it. BARRY ALLEN GOLDEN The mind of each man is the man himself . STEVEN K. GOl DBERG e� MARCY GOODMAN Love is nature’s way of giving a reason to be living ... a golden crown that makes a man a king . . . JUDITH GORAN Happiness is like a crystal. Fair and exquisite and clear Broken in a million pieces. ERANCINE GORELICK RIC HARD GOREN If am not for myself who will he for me, if am only for myself what am I? DAVID GOLDMAN The prime mysteries of nature dwell in those far realms far- thest removed from self- impri.soned man. — Barnett. RACHEL K. GORDON RAHEL GORODETZER You can ' t change the past, but you can ruin a perfectly good present by worrying over the future. 39 MARY E, HABERGER CHERYE GOUED Everyiliiiif’ has its hcaiily hut not everyone sees it. DAVID GREEN Beini; horn and dyini; are the easy parts of life; in between is what yoti make it. MARJORIE A. GOULD JIM GRANDBERG For a rtde man is a fool When its hot he wants it cool When its cool he wants it hot Always wanting what Is not. CHARLES GRANVILLE leave behind the thoughts of oar f’eneration, and the spirit of my .sottl. STEVEN GREENBERG JOHN GRIEEIN PETER GUNDLACH He who can, does; He who cannot, teaches . — George Ber- n;irci Shaw, VALERIE GRABER A lone I walk the peopled city Where each seems happy with his own, ( Friends, ask not for yonr pity — walk alone. LARRY GRUMER teach yoti the Stiperman. Man is .somethitip that will be sttr passed . — N ietzsche. ARLENE GUBERMAN N ' attendez d demain: Cneillez des atijotird ' hni les roses de la vie . — RonsaicL 40 DEBORAH HAGGERTY JACK HEAVEY It ' s not how you play the panic, it ' s if yon win or lose. MAMIE HESTER ETTEN HARNEY NEAL A. HAUSER True happiness consists not in the iniiltitiule of friends, hat in their worth and choice . — Jonson. HERBERT HEALIS ALAN HECHT No one knows what he can do till he tries. HERBERT J. HEDBERG It Is the cursed evil of any man to become so absorbed in any subject as am in mine . — Charles Darwin. THOMAS HILL 41 ANN M. HARRIS PRESTON D. HEFFEL ALAN L. HOFFMAN h is better to have one friend of great valtie than many friends who are pood for noth- inp. — Laertus. i LINDA HOLTZ ' ! he hills and llie sea and the earth dance. The world of man dances in laughter and tears . — Kabir. MARTHA HORN To hint, who lives within me in the infinite loneliness of the muqiie. JENNIFER HORTON The b I a c k m o o r’s darkness differs not in the dark from the fairest white. STEVE HORWITZ Pat as much into it as you think it ' s worth. BOB HOUSTON Individualism is a white desire; co-operation is a Black need. ARLENE HURWITZ What is beautiful Is good, and who is good will soon be beau- tiful. — Fragment from Sappho.. 42 NANCY HYMOFF When the tnith is found to be lies and all the joy within you dies. — Jefferson Airplane. NICHOLAS INCHIERCA 1 SUSAN ISENSTEIN And if yon sini’ though ns angL’ls, and love not the sing- ing, yon muffle man’s ears. DEBORAH JACOBS ELLEN JACOBS fry reaching for things beyond yonr grasp. LEONA JACKSON We are born in diginty. It is np to ns to maintain it. — Karenga WILLIAM J. JACOBS ANNA JONES Sold is a combination of sensi- tivity, creativity, and impulse. It is feeling and form, body and soul, rhythm and move- ment, in a word, the essence of Blackness. RANDY JONES When use a word, Hnmpty Dnmpty said, it means fast what choose it to mean — neither more nor less. CARLA JACOBSON ELISSA JERRET Don ' t get nervous! LAURA KAHANA Think yon, if Laura had been Petrach’s wife, he would have written sonnets all his life . — Lord Byron. 43 CAROL KEESAN There ' s no laughs left ’cause we’ve luufihed them all. NANCY LYNN KATZ Happiness depends so little on the circtimstances; it depends otdy on that which happens in- side a person. JUDITH KELLY If a man docs not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drtimmer. — Thoreau. KATHERINE KELLEY F HILIP KARP If a man is right, he can ' t be too radical; If he is wrong he can’t he too conservative . — Josh Billings. NEIL KELLIHER ELAINE KATLER To everything there is a sea- son, and a time to every pur- pose under heaven . — Ecclesi- ates, iii, 1-8. SHELDON KANTER No comment. STEVEN KAMPLER CAROL KELLY ERIC KAHN Act well your part therein all the honor lies. NANCY KENDALL AUDREY KESHEN Friends cue born, not made. CAROL KODIS One half of knowing what you want is knowing what you must give up before you get it . — Sidney Howard. LESLEY KINCH JACQUELINE KOUFFMAN have always been regretting that was not as wise as the day I H horn. The intellect is a cleaver. ERIC KOHN 45 RUTH KIRZNER No creel lent .soul is exempt from a mixture of madness. Aristotle. ADAM KOWAL JOANNE HELENA KRUPP Til cherish the moments of sun- shine and love. I’ll cast away the moments of darkness and hate. SANDY KURINSKY The li hl which puls on! our eyes is darkness to ns. There is more day to dawn. The sun is hut a morniiift star. KATHLEEN LALLY dote on his very absence. ROHERT M. LAHAM The thrill of conquering a mountain cannot compare to the advantage of a good educa- tion. JOHN LAKE Let the world slide on, let the world go. I don ' t have a care, I don’t have a woe, and why should I pay? I can owe. ROBERT W. LALLY TERRY M. LANGENTHAL JOSEPH LAZAR WILLIAM LAZARUS That’s all the facts, when it comes to brass tacks: Birth, Copulation, and Death. — T. S. Eliot. CHARI.es R. LAYTON CONSTANCE LALINDA MARY LARKIN Consider yourself improperly clothed unless you are we aring smile. BARBARA LEADER FREDERICK LEAEEER STEVEN LEAEEER F‘ATRICIA A. EEARY How pleasant life would he if people with money used it the u ' «y people who don ' t have it would use it if they had it. RONALD I EHI.ANC DEBBIE LEBOW HOLLY LECHTUR Between grief and nothing, I Live for today; tomorrow may will take grief. — Eaulkner. never come. THOMAS LEE GILBERT LEE God is bread. BURTON J. LEEDER Dogs and cats can learn to live together, bat somehow people can ' t. CATHY LEMPESIS Look oat. Here comes tomor- NANCI LEON When something is found hold on to it and never let it go. JEEEREY LEPIE To care is to feel concerned. To pursue is to be committed. First ive- are human beings. Then are black and white. ELLIOT LEVATIN He is gentle; he is shy, but there’s mi.schief in his eye. row. STANLEY LEVEN Time has come today. I RICHARD LEWIS H ' rt.v the wisest of all the Greeks. It is because I know that I know nothing. — Socrates. SUSAN LICTER it u ' a.y worth .saying It ' s worth repeating. ROBERT LEW ROBERTA LEWIS You still got a lot of time left in the world. — B. Vee. JENNI LEWIS Which can say more than this rich praise — that you alone are you. — Shakespeare. LESLIE LEWIS By doubting we are led to in- quire. and by inquiry we per- ceive the truth. — Abelord. CAROL LIBERMAN prefer Boysenberry more than any ordinary Jam. I’m a citizen for Boysenberry Jam Fan. — Paul Simon. STEPHEN R. LINER JAMES LINkIN Will there never he a prince of all the mountains? — Judy Col- lins. ANNE MacDONALD There’s no love lost between ns. — Cervantes. CRAIG MacDONALD SUSAN LUBELL There comes a time of first lookint . . . searching and di.s- covering the wonders of the world . — Hubert Bermont. LOIS LYNN DIANE MacINTYRE And what a time it irai . . . A time of innocence, of beauty Preserve your memories They’re all that’s left yon. GARY S. LURIE The buck stops here. — H. S. T ruman. MARTHA LYNCH No Big Thing. ROBERT R. LYSHORN RONALD LOUIE Up against the wall. — Leroi Jones. JEANNE S. LUNG As a rule the game of life is worth playing, but the straggle is the prize. COLIN MacLEAN SUSAN LOFCHIE Let ns go forth to lead the land nr love asking God’s blessing and help knowing God’s work mast he onr own. MURDOCK W. MacRAE THERESE MALONEY he red deer are hi h on the nioantain, they are beyond the last pine trees and niy desires have ran with them. tD WENDY MASON Come, and talk of all the thiiifts u ' ( ' did today. Hear, and laaph ahoal oar fanny little ways. — John Sebastian I ' GIEBERT MAKER Born under a had sipn I ' ve been down sinee began to crawl. If it weren ' t for Bad Lack, I’d have no lack at all. PETER N. MALICK MICHAEL JAMES ROBERT J. MALONEY MALONEY There’s no such thing as time Oidy the present exists. Not the shadow of the past. Nor the shadow of the fatare. JOHN MARTIN NANCY MANNING A true friend is the greatest of all ble.ssings, and the one which u ' e take least thought to ac- c aire. — La Rochefoucauld. MARY MAY dare a man to say I’m too yoang, cause I ' m gonna try for the stm. NANCY McBRlNE can’t stay, yes I know yon know hate to go. Bat good- bye, It’s been sweet. Even though incomplete. SHEILA McGOURIY ELIZABETH M. McKEOWN JULIE A. McMAHON WILLIAM B. MICHELSON RICHARD MICHAELSON Let us endeavor to live so that when u ' f die, even the under- taker is sorry. BETH MICHELSON wanted only to try to live in accord with the promptings which came from my true self. Why ii ' «i that so very difficult? PAUL MILLER The path that leads away also leads toward. You better watch out for the eggplant that ate Chicago! ELLEN R. MIRSKY 51 MARY E. MORAN MARGARET MORONEY Some men see thing’s as they are and say why. I dream things that never were and say why not. — Robert Kennedy MAUREEN ANN MU LOGON Life is the gante that mast be played. — Edwin A. Robinson. LINDA MURRAY ROBERT MOSS There is only one way to achieve happiness on this ter- restial hall — either a dear con- science or none at all. PAULA NAULT Despite all emotions, love will still exist. 52 ANTHONY NG For every success there is a re- ward and every failure makes success a greater reward. YING HOO NG The most manifest sign of wis- dom is a continual cheerful- ness. — Montaigne NANCY A. NICHOLS This is my quest, to follow that star, no matter how hopeless, no matter how far! ALAN D. NORMAN CHRISTINE NICASIRO Fetter by far you should forget and smile I han that you should remem- ber and he .sad. MARGARET NOLAN JAMES NYHEN ROBERT NOVACK What does education often do? It makes a straight-cut ditch of a free, meandering brook . — Henry David Thoreau KATIE NUANEZ DEENA NELSON It is not your duty to finish the work, but neither are you free to desist from it. — Sayings of the Fathers 53 PETER OBERTON A. EDWARD OCHILTREE It doesn’t matter if I ' m wrong, I ' m right, where I belong I ' m right . — John Lennon JOHNATHAN OLIVER ANNE C. O’CONNER ANNETTE O’NEIL ALERED PALLADINO PAUL PARADISE 54 ROBHRI E. PATNAUDE HELAINE PEARESTEIN Greater lore hath no man than this, that a man lay clown his life for his friends. — John 15 : 13 . DONNA PENAN To lore and win is the best thing; to lore and lose the next. — William M. Thackeray. DIANE PATT STEVEN PEARI.STEIN . . . Nothing in excess, includ- ing humility. LORENA MARIE PELLETIER The aim of life is happiness. The eril of life is all that lim- its or destroys happiness . — Summerhill. CAESAR PENAHERRERA • A RICHARD PETERSEN Winning isn’t ererything, bat wanting to win is. LYNDA PERANER Life is not so much a cup to be drained, as a measure to be filled. — Oscar Wilde. STANLEY PERANER JAMES PHELAN 55 I WILUAM PIGNATO EDMUND PITTS LINDA PLOTNICK What ' s the French for fiddle-de- dee ? — Alice In Wonderland. LARRY PIATELLI Hurrah for ' 69! MICHAEL POLAKOFE To know that u’t know what we know and that we do not know what we do not know, that i s true knowledge . — Thoreau. STEVE POLTACK Which Wav To Nowhere . . .? —5th D. JAMES POPKIN In man’s future lies his fate. ROBERT BROOKS POPKIN Winning isn ' t everything; it ' s the only thing. DEBORAH POSIN Captive on the carousel of time, u ' c can’t return we can only look, behind from where we came — in the Circle Game. JOAN PRICE JOSEPH QUAN THOMAS QUINN MERLE RABIN And so my fantasy becomes reality and must be what must he and face tomorrow . — Paul Simon. 56 DAN REARDON The Big ' P ' still goes on. JAMES REARDON RICHARD REGAN Maybe . . . BETH REDSTONE (I’ood things come in small packages. Om. AGNES REV CHERYL RICH To be free of the belief that there is no freedom is indeed to be free. — Martin Buber. VIRGINIA LESLIE RICH ROBERT RILEY Winning isn ' t everything, it ' s the only thing. MARY ROACH Freedom is the right to one ' s dignity as a man. CHERYL-LEIGH ROBERTS In waters that yon touch, it is the last of that which has passed and the first of that which is to come . . . — Di Vinci. LINDA CAROL ROBINSON Moons and Janes and ferris wheels, the dizzy, dancing ir«y you feel when every fairy tale comes real. — Judy Collins. GARY ROFFMAN The unexamined life is not worth living. JILL SUSAN ROSENBLATT DANIEL ROSEN DAVID B. ROSS The true value of a person is determined hy the measure and the sense he has attained liber- ALAN W. ROUVEL DAVID ROSENTHAL The weight, the weight irt ' carry is love for the burden of life is love. — A.G. ation from the .self. RHONDA ROSEN All that li t ' see or have seen is hut a dream within a dream. DOUG ROSS Happine.ss is not having what you want, htit wanting what you h a r e . — R a b b i Hyman Judah Schachtel. ANN RUNYAN JOY M. RUBY No longing remains unfitl- fiiied. CONSTANCE RUDNICK For thottght is a bird of space, that in a cage of words may indeed unfold its wings but cannot fly. — Gibran. DEBORAH SAITTA To lose the life yon have, For ytrcater life; To leave the friends yon loved. For i reater loving. — Thomas Wolfe. NONA SANOFF RICHARD RUTENBURG Forgive, O, Lord, my little jokes on Thee, And I’ll forgive Thy great big one on me . — ■ Robert Frost ILENE SALO True happiness consists not in the multitude of friends, but in their worth and choice . — Ben J onson ROHAN J. SAMARAWEERA And on departing I will leave my footprints on the sands of time. JOEL SAPERSTEIN ROBERTA SAVAGE THOMAS ST. SAUVEUR DONNA SANDISON RENE SCARDINO Liberty is one of imagination’s most precious possessions . — Ambrose Bierce 59 JIM SCHMIDT lie not anxious for tomorrow . . . for it will come by the time today has passed. ANNE SEGEL Then smilin} to yourself (with not a pain )iissinp, not a hart .yonej would not seem .so sud- denly a ndracle. ARTHUR SEGEL Problems worthy of attack prove their worth by hitting back. — A CJrook. TED SELAME Life is a shadow and a mist: it pas.ses quickly by, and Is no more. AUSTIN SEGEL Be not afraid of life. Believe that life is worth living, and your belief will help create the fact. — James. DEBORAH LEE SELTZER wanted only to try to live in accord with the promptings which came from my true .self. yVhy ira.y that so very difficult ' . ' EVELYN SEGEL To be anymore than all I am would be a lie. — JefTerson Air- plane. LORRAINE SEROLT They who go Feel not the pain of parting; h is they who stay behind That suffer. — Longfellow MICHELLE SERRIES There ' s no business like show business. AMY SHAPIRO ( )m .Shunt i. CEIL SHAPIRO You give but little when you give of your po.sse.s.sions: it is when you give of yourself that you truly give. — Gibran. HARVEY SHAPIRO Some men dream things as they are and .say why. dream things that never were and say why not. JOYCE SHAJ’IRO In a thoiisund years u ' e will all jorget the things worry about now. MARC SHIFRES Around a flowering tree, one finds many insects. CRAIG SHORE It’s not the distance, but the direction you travel that counts. SUSAN SHEAR And when ti ' t” meet again, get introduced as friends, please don’t let on that you knew me when . ) GEORGE SHERRY HELLEN SHERRY DAVID SHERMAN SUSAN JOAN SHNIDMAN And if our hands should meet in another dream we shall build another tower in the sky. — Kahlil Gibran. BEVERLY SHINDLER What we love and what we hate in others is ourselves, al- ways ourselves. DIANE SHINDLER There is only one man in the world and his name is All Men. — Carl Sandburg BERNARD SHORT Knowledge is like a garden: if it is not cultivated, it cannot be harvested. MITCHELL SHOWSTACK The never-ending flight of fu- ture days. — John Milton. DIANE SIDD The hottest places in Hell are reserved for those who, in time of moral crisis, remain netitral. — Dante. RUTH SIEGEL lie drunken contintially! With wine, with poetry, or with vir- tue, as you will. — Baudelaire ROBERT SHULMAN DAVID SHUMAN They thottght Savonarola wav crazy. EAINA SITBER Yott make your own good or had high school career so stop to think what yoti’re doing. KAREN SHUMAN Laughter is not at all a had heginning for a friendship, and it is for the best ending for one. DAVID SIMONS ALBE RTA SIROTA The greatest victories of life are oftenest won in a quiet way. — Cardoza. EILEEN SIEGEL STANLEY SHUMAN 62 PATRICIA LYNN SMITH If you believe you can achieve, you are well on the road to accoinplishinent. I PAUL SNYDER You have to live a little. You have to love a little, You have to let your poor heart break a little. — Big Bill Broonzy. CHERYL SMULLIN A true friend is your best pos- session! ROBERT J, SNYDER shall be tellinp this with a sigh, somewhere ages and ages hence. ERANCES SNYDER To thine own self be true. And it must follow, as the night the day — thou canst not then be false to any man. ROBERT SOEEA 63 KENT SOLDEVIIT.A Am viiiccri am man ' . Either to conquer or to die. RIVA-JILL SPARKS The common .school is the ftreatest discovery ever made. — Horace Mann. APHRODITE Y. SPIROS Yott conquer fate by thought. — -Thoreaii KEN STEINER The p r e sent -d a y composer refti.ses to die . — Edgar Varese. July 1921 LUIZO STARK A man’s reach should exceed his grasp . — Robert Browning DIANE STAGIKAS KEN STONE The world is wide with many things within. But few so rare as he. God bless Tiny Tim . — Robert Frost. CAROLYN STOCK This life is not for complaint, but for satisfaction. — Thoreau. CHARLES STEELE don ' t believe in defeat. NORTON STONE 64 SUSAN EREDA STONE Our life is frittered away by detail . . . simplify simplify . — Thoreau. EDWARD SUE DENNIS SULLIVAN DANIEL M. SWARTZ Appreciation of an art has val- ue; Participation in an art has beauty. BARRY SULLIVAN DAVID SUM A minute’s work has a minute’s worth. BARBARA SUMMERS Each time leave die a thou- sand deaths for all the friends have made and now must abandon. PAT SULLIVAN The most lost day of all is the day in which n ? do not laugh. STEVE SWARTZ The universe is wider than our of it . — Thoreau. DANIEL TANGNEY 65 NETTIE TAYLOR SHELLY TAYLOR Failure is not had in itself only resignation. For an African proverb says, to .stumble is not to fall, but to go forward faster. — Karenza JACQUELINE TINCH Brothers, my ' must fight for the right of .self-determination, race pride, and the pursuit of Blackness. DAVID TETOVE RICHARD W. THALER JR. must look forward to great tomorrows . — Adlai E. Steven- son. LAWRENCE TONER Two doves atop the wall, making love, and .soon to fall. — Sebastian Whitmore GLORIA TISSER The silliest woman can manage a clever man; hut it needs a clever woman to manage a fool. — Ibid. BERNICE TONG Wishes by the score for a suc- cessful future. DENNIS TORSTENSEN The point. CYNTHIA TRENT And the time will come when you’ll see we ' re all one, and life flows on within you and without you. — George Harri- son. DEAN TRILLING To Love and to be Loved The Trio! It’s in the Groove!! Blonde on Blonde -D y I a n ? BARRY TULER An arrogant bug is a cocky roach! CYNTHIA TUNISON Honesty-Energy-Economy -Sys- tem. • ' liARHERA MARIE TYNAN EI.EANOR TYNAN JEANNETTE Goodness is simple. Friendship is a little word, TYSZKOWSKI Evil takes any shape. Fttt it’s the people that make it big. RICHARD VERNER RICHARD VERNICK URSULA VITO And though hard be the task keep a stiff upper Up. WENDY VITTORI To spend too tntich time in sttidies is .sloth . — Bacon ADRIANE VON HARRIET S. VOURIOTIS LICHTENBERG We are put on earth in a little space, that we may learn to hew the beams of love. — Wil- liam Blake. NICHOLAS S. VOURIOTIS DOUGLAS WALSH SAMUEL B. WALTER PAMELA WASSERMAN 67 ARTHUR WATERS Our birth is nothins’ hut our death be ft tin. SANDIE WEINER Our hearts were drunk with an innocence, hi h with a wisdom. Our eyes could never see. . . — The Unknown God. NANCY TEE WEINSTEIN No man can reveal to you aught hut that which already lies half asleep in the dawning of your knowledge. STEPHEN WEINER ain ' t marching anymore . — Phil Ochs SCOT WEINSTEIN The Swedi.sh Rhapsody. I knoiv not where I’ve been. know not where, or when, or how, all know, is now. HOWARD B. WERNICK know not where I’m going. MARK WEINER why not. ELLIE WEINSTEIN If graded only on sports, I would be found on the tennis court. Tennis anyone? DONNA WEST The supreme i.ssue before all the people of the world today is the elimination of war and racial conflict. KAREN WILKOSKY ROBERTA WILLIAMS h takes three things to attain a sense of significant being: God, a soul and a moment. — Sister M. Corita. DONNA WILLS It is better to know nothing than to know aht ain ' t so. MICHELE WINOKUR The most useless day of all, is that in which ue had not laughed. — P.M.W. EDWARD WOLF Who knows when you’ll be walking down a street and spot a moose? — Patrick L. Paulsen. BEVERLY WOLFSON won’t ask of myself to be- come something else; I’ll just be me. ELAINE WOLFE One Joy Dispels A Hundred Cares. 69 MIRIAM WOLFERS Make hey while you can be- fore you are dead and gone. ROBYN WOLFSON Sprinfi ' x flowers, howe’er they bloom, miisl fade again .” — Odes. Book II, xi, line 9 MARGO WYCOFF JAMES YAITANES BENNY WONG CAMILLE WOODBURY Per aspera ad astra. JANET LEE WRIGHT U niversal existencia. DEBRA BETH WYNN “The most lost day of all is the day on which u ' e do not laugh.” JOANNE YAEFE Mad people, heantifid people, hart people, sick people, broke people, in pieces people, I lore, lore . — Saroyan. SUZANNE YANES ‘’Friendship, Can’t he pat into words — Nerer yet has a poet penned All it means to hare a friend.” PAULA WOOD If yon can’t get what you want, want what you hare. MARILYN YAFFE STEVEN MARTIN YAS Time is the long distance run between freshman and sr. yrs. but the memory of experiences gires the runner new breath. GEORGE YEE JERRY YOUNG came. I ,V«U ' . conquered . — Caesar MARY ZARFJA The smile that you send out returns to you . — Indian Wis- dom. BARBARA ZARSKY ' 7 may he no better, but at least am different.” — Jean- Jacques Rousseau SYLVIE ZENNER You ask me if I’m happy goinp my M ' fl.v, Ydm may as well ask the child to play. RANDY ZINN Those who believe in only themselves, and not in others are lacking a human necessity. BRUCE ZIPPIN You can always get what you want if you want it. UNPHOTOGRAPHED SENIORS Drew Altman, Manuel Asunsolo, Robert Borkow, Kenneth Breton, John Brown, Thomas Carr, Vincent Cerullo, Daniel Chin, George Christo, Sandra Chuculate, Richard Cindre, Charles Cook. Charlene Crump, Carolyn Davis, John Davis, Sandre Diminico, Allen Epstein, Dominique Fabrique, Steve Farrell, Ann Fivenson, James Georges, Sheldon Gilbert, Lawrence Horwitz, Robert Jossalyn, Pamela Koch. Christopher Kokoros, Gregory Kotlorowske, Joy Lee, Michael Levy, Ronald Levy, Robert Manchester, Brian McCormack, Peter McCormack. Alexis McEachern, Peter Metcalf, Roger Moore, Paul Moroney, Margaret O ' Toole, Steven Pearl, John Phelan, Kevin Pritchett, Sharyne Provizer, Stephen Schlang, Charles Wagner, David Wallace. 71 A 78 VlgOuT ' AbOuT BOSTON BOSTON UNDERCL ASSM EN 82 Packard House Officers Row I: Gail Prager, Judy Levine, Cindy Glendon. Row 2: Joe Onorato, Richard Kazis. Row 1: Naomi Aluf, Leah Altman, Martha Auerbach, Lynda Annacone, Linda Bailey, Donna Amendola, Lorri Berenberg, Robin Adelson, Joyce Becker. Row 2: Robert Aufiero, Leur Alcalory, Michaela Barker, Wendy Barboza, Stephanie Aguillard, Elyse Aronson, Mary Beau- mont, Laurence Abrams, Steve Aronson, Mr. Coombs. Row 3: Andrew Barab, Larry Aronson, Malcolm Baker, Peter Allen, Jeffrey Alpert, Robert Atkins. Row 4: Michael Barker, Samuel Albert, Steven Barcus, Mark Barry, James Alkon, Roan Barber, Joseph Alonzo. Packard 254 Packard 246 Row 1: Marilyn Bradley, Amalie Bryan, Pamela Boria, Linda Berman, Amy Bernstone, Janice Brenner, Arlene Bledsoe, Brenda Brannon, Roberta Brucker. Row 2: John Breen, David Berganti, Teddy Bork, Rhonda Bloom, Claire Conry, Linda Brown, Carol Berman, Naxwell Bluestein, Gary Beberman, Mr. Amoroso. Row 3: Robert Berman, Steven Blander, Daniel Berman, Peter Berube, Richard Berg, Barry Berman, Stephen Bennett, Kenneth Bart. Absent: Rebecca Bibder, Ronnie Blackman, Judith Blank, Carrol Buchan. Row I : Linda Cohen, Florence Chin, Ileana Cintron, Jean Chin, Debra Close, Jean Churchill, Lenore Campbell, Susan Chin, Claudia Clifford. Row 2: Michael Card, Nicholas Candido, Joel Carmell, Robin Chernaik, Donna Chaet, Jean Bullard, Nancy Burkman, Charles Calish, John Chow, Myles Cavanugh, Mr. Otis. Row 3: Lawrence Burrows, John Bulin, Robert Campbell, Paul Bultard, Lawrence Carle. Absent: Jane Cahalane, Janet Cahalane, Ronda Camiel, Audrey Capuano, Joseph Brown, R. Lee Brown, Joel Carmell. Packard 247 Packard 253 Row 1: Constance Duggan, Alicia Dorf, Sherry Dreyfus, Jane Davis, Shelly Denenburg, Leah Delain, Lana Dabney, Pamela Davis, Linda Dunning. Row 2: David Cohen, Frank Ciemena, Eric Cravatts, Leonard Cibley, Lorraine DeLury, Elizabeth Duggan, Jerry Chin, Miles Cog- gan, Paul Daley, Mrs. Rodriquez. Row 3: Lawrence Cohen, Gary Groopnick, David Cohen, Jim Curtain, Brian Connolly. Absent: Theresa M. Collins, Lydia A. Dickinson, Donna M. Dugan, Justin Cincotti, Harold M. Cline, Daniel T. Cohen. 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Row I : Rita Wallace, Lindsay Taylor, Marion Tours-Bijans, Karen Weisberg, Louise Weiss- man, Belinda Toledo, Sheryl Tobin, Martha Webster, Claudia Walter, Ellen Waitzken. Row 2: Andrew Steverman, David Stoler, Eidward Temple, Gary Steinberg, Margaret Wacker, Paul Sterman, Robert Terrell, Paul Werlen, William Stressenger. Row 3: Steven Traverse, Dennis Williams, Paul Tallen, Marc Sinman, Steven Wolpe, Michael Walker, Charles Tynan, Dean Sutherland, Lawrence Stone. Absent: Maki Taylor. Packard 409 Packard 410 Row . ' Lisa Wingersky, Bernice Zysow, Annie Wong, Merry Wong, Leslie Zillman, Judith Wittes, Eaith Wolcott, Jacqueline Zelman, Jennifer Yates. Row 2: Miss Tiews, Thomas Yee, Stephen Weiss, Joseph White, Dennis Wadsworth, Sharon Wong, Suellin White, Sue Wolpert, Robert White, Onnie Woods. Row 3: Michael Weene, Stephen Wolff. Stephen Zieff, Robert Vandenburgh, Michael Wolk, Roger Ward, David Williams, Laurence Walsh, William Wins- low, Richard Umlah. Absent: Irene Wodinsky, Joan Yagodnick. Winslow. 1 Miss Joan Sawler, Secretary Mr. Francis Furey, Headmaster Shailer House 90 Row I: Robin Massik, Leslee Brill, Joanne Rosenzweig, Debby Oshry, Barbara Backman, Caren Kelman, Elaine Lasoff, Row 2: Cheryl Rosenfield, Sherri Waitzman, Franklin Siegel, Allan Wong, Richard Allen, Joe Ng, Jon Stone, Geoff Kurinsky, Wendy Gross, Jane Roberts, Barbara Shore. Row 3: Mark Newman, Richard Green, Steven Konstadt, Jonathan Naiman, James Trahon, Leonard Lilly, Thomas Thaler, Jeff Sawyer, Karl Koster. Shailer House Council Row I: Joe Ng, Treasurer; Mark Newman, President; Joanne Rosenzweig, Secretary; Richard Green, Vice President. Shailer House Officers Row I: Eve Adler, Shelly Bernard, Lillian Barbosa, Madeline Barney, Barbara Backman, Maria Bailer, Jennifer Andrews, Joan Belben, Claire Berman, Sheryl Bedrick, Janice Bassil. Row 2: Lisa Allen, Regina Aifer, Alisa Berman, Mary Baumeister, Bethany Barnet, Anne Aronson, Linda Aronson, Thomasina Benson, Sherry Albre. Row 3: Bruce Barnard, Gordon Bello, Martin Arrick, Robert Bartzoff, Richard Allen, David Baird. Row 4: Edward Bauer, John Arsenault, Gan Barber, Conrad Bergschneider, Warren Beach, Miss Brinnon. Absent: Deborah Belkin, Karen Berman. Shailer 140 « Shailer 142 Row I: Marie Candella, Linda Bloom, Leslee Brill, Patricia Cahalane, Susan Calish, Susanna Burns, Sharon Bradley, Bonnie Brennen, Dianne Bryant, Row 2: Frank Cabral, Martin Bloom- field, Maureen Brothers, Arlene Brackett, Brenda Callan, Donna Burrows, Diane Brassil, Larry Brown, Joseph Candido. Row 3: James Byer, Michael Bressler, John Brown, Leonard Brown, John Bynoe, Christopher Boyd. Row 4: Steve Bornstein, Larry Bornstein. I i I i Row 1: Maryanne Carroll, Jane Coffman, Eileen Carey, Lisa Canner, Jan Cotley, Gail Cantor, Laureen Cardinale, Martha Connolly, Wendy Collins. Row 2: David Caprio, Daniel Colanton, Gregory Cheung, Vernard Cook, Kathleen Coleman, Bracho Bergman, Lloyd Cohen, Stanley Chin, Robert Cose, Stephen Coffman. Row 3: Richard Cohen, David Chain, Robert Charm, Val Chepeleff, Kevin Clinton, Russell Cataldo, Thomas Coleman. Row 4: Thomas Carroll, William Conway, Jeffrey Costello, Michael Connors, Miss Landry. Shailer 143 Row I: Susan Dronge, Janet Cutler, Ann Daley, Sylvie Destian, Janis Eagerman, Linda Delorie, Joan Duggan, Susan Duffey, Michele Holland, Evaline Ediestein. Row 2: Gary Dennis, Mark Deutsch, Alesia Ecomakis, Nora Dooley, Majorie Edgerton, Jean Conrad, Sidney Edelman, William Driver. Row 3: Benjamin Dond, Lawrence Dettaan, Thomas Eck- stein, Stuart Cushner, William Dunnells, Cornelius Crowley, Robert Cronin. Absent: David Crump, Marcy Deptuig, Laraine Dicenzo, Mildred Diment, Eric Dubans. Shailer 144 I Shailer 145 I Row I: Susan Feder, Jadesah Gelerman, Louise House, Carl Green, David Fall, John Fair- banks, Susan Eisenberg, Marlene Finkelstein, Patricia Flannery. Row 2: Joe Fernald, Ira Fleishman, David Gilbert, Ernest Finestone, Bennett Epstein, Thomas Fleming, Jeffrey Effgan, Peter Flannery, James Egan. Row 3: Gary Faverol, George Ferguson, Mrs. Alonzo, Dov Eyiath, Daniel Fishman, Howard Fisher. Row I: Carol Fradet, Elizabeth Bamford, Vivian Gilikson, Rhonda Eriedman, Calliope Gala- tis, Jayne Gamer, Deborah Goldberg, Shirley Goldrich, Ellen Gordon. Row 2: Richard Gashin, Nanette Goldman, Gertrude Goodman, Nadine Gray, Norma Gani, Julie Gottlieb, Karen Goldberg, Michael Fairbank, Miss Shopshire. Row 3: Douglas Glendon, Mark Gordon, John Gleason, William Hanley, Theodore Foundas, Elliot Friedman, Edward Gould. Row 4: Robert Fulton, Peter Glaser, Edward Galasti, John Hickey, Robert Harran, Scott Goldberg. Shailer 146 Row I: Lisa Hammerman. Kathie Helman, Mary Haggerty, Wendy Groper. Barbara Hamil- ton, Margaret Greenan, Marguerite Gustin, Jill Groper, Ann Horwitz. Row 2: Waichiro Hayashi, Joseph Hart, Steven Hoffman, Jerald Hill, Laura Greenglass, Stephen Hawkins, John Herman, Jonathan Greenberg. Row 3: Steven Greene, Denis Harber, Michael Hill. Absent: Donna Green, Maureen Griffin, Anne Griffen, Nessim Habif, Gail Hillson. Shailer 147 Shailer 261 Row 1: Nancy Indorf, Stephanie Kaye, Paula Kass, Maisha Kanier, Deborah Johnson, Luey Jackson, Patricia Jones, Moira Hurley. Row 2: Johanna Hughson, Celeste Jamison, Larraine Hurwitz, Anne Katzeff, Sheilah Judge, Deborah Johns, Louise Johnson, Renata Kalnins, Julie Hurwitz, Roslyn Hurwitz, Mrs. Hazel. Row 3: Mitchel Jackson, Richard Kaner, Chesler Hurwitz, Elizabeth Jones, Kevin Hutchinson, John Illman, Richard Jackson, Robert Jackson. Row 4: Joshua Jacobs, Stephen Kamin, Michael Hullun, Peter Kaye, Scott Hudson, Leo Hovsepian, Carl Katzeff. Shailer 266 Row . Rivka Kadry, Eileen Kuritz, Caren Kelman, Mary Keane, Susan Keane, Susan Kirrane, Karen Kirby, Carolyn Kirrane, Theresa Kelly, Lisa Lally. Row 2: Geoffrey Kurinsky, James Kelleher, Robert Kelly, Amelia Koch, Dina Levovitz, Katherine Kelleher, Lillian Kushi, Kara Kvilekval, Michael Joyce, Richard Joyce. Row 3: David Krivitsky, Mark Land- man, Lawrence Lamb, Peter Koretsky, Johnny Levna, Steven Landau. Row 4: Mark Mandel, Kenneth Kupferman, Steven Kriger, Justin Kennard, Lawrence Lamb, Philip Kempler, James Kirby, Steven Konstadt. Ahsoit: William LaBarge, Kenneth Laham, Anne Kirstein. Row I: Linda Lim, Rhonda Levinson, Elaine Lasoff, Joan Lederman, Betsy Levy, Amanda Lee, Nancy Libbey, Judy Lawlor, Audrey Leung. Row 2: Scott Levin, Barbara Linenthal, Marcia Levy, Sylvia Levy, Helen Lee, Barbara Levy, Brenda Leidner, Linda Lewis, Mrs. Weedan. Row 3: Robert Lewis, Mark Lebeaux, Chester Lew, Jonathan Lettvin, Michael Lieb, Thomas Levangie, Ricky Lawrence. Row 4: William Leary, Leonard Lilly, Richard Lenson, Marc Lippa, Bruce Leighton. Row 5: N. Lawrence, C. Lee, John Lee. Ahseiii: Anne Larrabee, Christopher I.ee, Jack Lee, Kathy Liliander. Shailer 267 Shailer 268 Row I: Patricia Manchester, Marjorie McCone, Mildred Martin, Patricia Manning, Pauline Lung, Patricia Manning, Susan McMorrow, Linda Martin, Sherry Margolin. Row 2: J. Maxon, Earl McDowell, Joyce McMahon, Robin Massik, Jane Lynn, Linda Malloy, Margaret Mac- Isaac, Pamela McDonough, Thomas Lu, Joseph Luongo. Row 3: Richard McNamara, Robert McNeil, Milton Mardier, Jacques Lohr, Daniel McDonald, Robert McNeil. Absent: Cheryl Lubin, Mildred Martin, F’atricia Mathis, Lucy Matson, Paul Mason, Richard McCaffrey. Row I: Majorie Newman, Louise Nvanez, Maureen Nyhen, Stephanie Moy, Paula Muldoon, Joan Morrissey, Mary Mogardo, Sara Mogey, Melinda Metcalf. Row 2: Joe Ng, Michelle Melville, Karen Newman, Pamela Michie, Sarah MeShea, Wesley MeSweeny, Martha Miller, Marilyn Neckes, Judith Murray, Andrew Nason. Row 3: Gary Nixon, Andrew Melnechuk, Nicholas Moore, Jonathan Naiman, Peter Nason, Donald Miller. Row 4: Edward Monahan, Edward Nehiley, Clifford Lobar, Martin McKinnon, Mark Newman, Donald McNeil. Absent: Margaret McPherson, Steven Medoff, Eugene Nault. Shailer 346 Row I: Carole Piltch, Deborah Oshry, Patti Onorato, Ellen Paris, Edna Parsons, Jennifer Parkins, Jill Ober, Rhonda Orans, Henriette Orringer. Row 2: Ellen Polonsky, Maureen O ' Toole, Kathleen O’Brien, Susanne Ochiltree, Cynthia Parker, Kathleen O ' Connell, Charlene Peluso, Diane Pierce, Robert Oldsman, Mrs. Jones. Row 3: Howard Ostroff, Jonathan Posin, Richard Peck, Stuart Pitts, Stanley Porter, James Price. Row 4.- Jeffrey Polack, David Prentiss, Thomas Osenton, Richard Patenaude, Robert Powers. Absent: Deidie Olsen, Patricia O ' Neil, Paul Perry, John Peterson. Shailer 347 Row I: Ellen Reiley, Susan Rose, Jane Roberts, Susan Raymond, Cynthia Rogers, Marla Richmond, Leslie Roitman, Debra Rose, Kathaleen Rezendes, Ann Regolina. Row 2: Bonnie Robins, David Robinson, Alan Richman, Michael Roberts, Robert Rosen, Sam Rabinovitz, William Ramey, Jill Rackoff. R( w 3: Mr. Cohen, Donna O ' Reilly, Patty FAtrtin, Allan Pastman, Alfornia Roberts, Thomas Riley, Mark Reagan, Richard Reader, Victoria Richards. Shailer 348 I Shailer ; 357 I Row I : Joanne Rosenzweig, Cheryl Rosenfield, Nancy Rubackin, Donna Ros- engard, Serena Saltzman. Row 2: Mrs. Rosser, Mark Rudnick, Richard Salo- man. Raymond Stoddard, Robert Stoddard, Bridget Ryan. Absent: Armand Rozenberg, Thomas Salan, Edward Rubin, Linda Rubin, Catharine Sullivan, Robert Sargent. Row I: Franklin Siegel, Barbara Shore, Beverly Shore, Judith Simansky, Lois Shir, Janet Shivek, Mitchel Sidd. Row 2: Mr. Forsythe, Michael Silber, Michael Siegel, Michael Siegel- tuch, Robert Simmons, Thomas Silva, Stuart Sinoff, Robert Simard. Absent: Gail Simmons. Shailer 352 Shailer 354 Row 1: Virginia Stammers, Cheryl Sorhin, Mura Soble, Valerie Sneddon, Vickie Smith, Roberta Soolman, Evelyn Snyder. Row 2: Mrs. Daniels, Larry Stein, Alan Snyder, Peter Speen, Steven Smith, Bob Specter, John Spillane, Robert Statchel. Row I : Aliena Tabb, Suzanne Tarantino, Laurie Swartz, Linda Sterling, Amy Swartz, Carol Stone, Sheila Tampkin. Row 2: Mr. Chellquist, Duncan Stewart, John Stone, Bill Sullivan, Donald St. Sauveur, James Sultan, Elizabeth St. Sauveur. Row 3: Thomas Thaler, Jeff Stoller, Jeff Swartz, Michael Tennenbaum, Ronnie Stevens. Absent: Robert Steinzig, Geraldine Stew- art, Marcia Sullivan, Shailer 350 Shailer 359 Row 1: Ellen Waldman, Pauline Tisser, Joni Trushin, Gail Urbas, Dolores Tunney, Elaine Turetsky, Martha Thompson, Ruth Tong, Judy Tong. Row 2: Mr. Rothstein, Jeffrey Verner. Arthur Warga, Martin Wallace, Jay Trilling, Steve VonLichtenberg, Paul Travis, James Trahar, John Waldstein, Michel Tresfont. Row I: Dawn Saunders, Deborah Schreiber, Michelle Seibert, Nina Sheinkopf, Roberta Sand- ers, Susan Schonberg, Sheryp Samoff, Margaret Sandson. Row 2: Eidith Seltzer, Robin Sher- man, Emily ,Sawler, Catherine Saphar, Amy Salzman, Kathleen Sheehan, Mark Sheinfeld, Mr. Cunningham. Row .?.■ Alan Sherman, Steve Szerencs, Jeffrey -Sawyer, Melville Seibolt, Robert Shermont, Robert Shapiro. Shailer 361 Shailer 363 I I Row I: Judith Wexler. Ellen Williams. Jane Williams, Alix Wall, Sandra Whitman, Ilona Wiersing, Ellen Watts, Hedy Weinberg, Sherri Waitzman, Faye Wills. Row 2: Lewis Weisman, Joseph Williams, William Weinberg, Howard Wilgoren, John Walker, Morgan White, Jeffrey Wax, David Weinberger, Miss Nardone. Row I : William Zane, Sandra Zuker, Judith Wolfe, Ellen Wolpe, Tami Yanoi, Linda Sue Wong, Sheryl Zeitler, Tommy Yee. Row 2: Miss Delaney. Allen Wong, David Ziskand, Wilson Wong, Peter Yung, Robert Wolf, Edward Zaval, Charles Zimmerman. Absent: Vanessa Wyckoff. Shailer 364 Miss Margaret O’Leary, Secre- tary Roberts House Mr. John Passalaqua, House- master 99 Row I: Jackie Cooper, Karen Kelley, Diane Migivery, Mara Sulloway, Lilly B., Judy Gri- shaver. Row 2: Richard Gilman, Mark Perlman, Roddy Thailer, George Gajacklis. Row 3: Ace Wright, Michlle Shoye, F aul Kallis, Dan Cline, Wayne Brodie, Michael Kose, Jon Roberts. Roberts House Council Roberts 103 Row I: Anne Aronson, Pamela Alberto, Linda Archer, Judith Barker, Nancy Baker, Denise Baker. Row 2: Richard Alonso. Guy Baird. Richard Baron, Monte Altman, Roger Bebel, Joseph Amendola, Arthur Amendola, Richard Barry. Row 3: Sharon Alpert, Joni Bass, Zelda Archer, Sally Bastor, Ellen Benson, Iris Arbeiter. Absent: Ellen Benson, William Agush, Ricardo Alonso, Salvatore Alonso, Wayne Alpert, Peter AverGun, Edward Baumeister. Row 1: Perry Blass, Leonard Bieringer, Arthur Berman, Peter Bornstein, Kenneth Brine, Robert A. Brown. Row 2: Ellen Botock, Diane Bivins, Susan Bortman, Jean Bresnick. Ina Bresinski, Toby Brecker, Caroline Berg. Row 3: Wayne Brody, John Brady, Jane Brown, Renee Bigaud, Brenda Bryant, Arthur Bianchini, Richard Buch- anan. Row 4: Stephen Benson, Richard Brodie, Adam Berger, Micah Bloom, Mark Berman, Jonathan Bloom, Row 5: William Brooks, Michael Brooks, Paul Berube, Kenneth Blunt, Mr. Ulich. Absent: Jill Brennen, Ina Bresinski, Brenda Bryant. Roberts 106 Roberts 108 Burtman, David Chin. Row 2: F hyllis Clifford, Barbera Cohen, Maple Chin, Helen Chin, Sabrina Chin, Joann Christopher. Row 3: Dianne Chateauneuf, Ellen Carey, Marian Carroll, Alcurtis Clarole, Carol Bullard, Janice Clay. Row 4: Theodore Coleman, Walter Burk, Paul Card, Steven Chasen, John Churchill, Bradley Cohen. Row 5: Robert Chiler, Andrew Chase, Daniel Cline, Greg Chapeleff, Kenneth Chin, Mrs. Austin. Absent: Sim Chow, Lorna Chow. Row 1 : Marsha Cornblatt, Ruth Collazos, Patricia Daley, Caroline Cormier, Terry Crystal, Mary Ellen Dalzell, Hilary Coons. Row 2: Lorinda DelVecchio, Lisa Crowley, Kathleen Conroy, Donna DiBenedetto, Janet Colosi, Micaeljean Dillon, Jacqueline Cooper. Row 3: Paul Connors, William Daley, Eidward Collins, Bruce Croopnick, Robert DiCarlo, John Corbett. Row 4: Erancis K. Connely, Patrick Condon, Thomas Collins, Roy Davidson, Miss Manter. Absent: Janet Colos, Robin Coppelman, Linda Cox, Candy Berenberg. Roberts 109 Row I: Daniel Epstein, Jeffrey Entner, Howard Dubin, Neil Douglas, Robert Driscoll, Barry Erlich. Row 2: Jayne Dulman, Sandra Eeinberg, Barbara Epstein, Victoria Duval, Nancy Etcoff, Rebecca Eall, Robin Elias, Suzanne Egan. Row 3: Donna Disney, Hazal Edelstein, Bethamy Dubitzky, Geraldine Egan, Lisa Dinapoli, Anne Egan. Row 4: Paula Dwyer, Joan Earrell, Elizabeth Doherty, Miriam Douglas, Linda Earrell, Barbara Dugan. Row 5: Dennis Driscoll, Jay Epstein, Paul Elgart, Eric Eisack, Donald Earrell, Miss Kristine Falk. Roberts 200 1 Roberts 201 Row I: Roger Felix, Theresa Flannery, Marjorie Freed, Ena Fox, Jerry Fine, Howie Fried- man, Esther Fishbane, Miss Leach. Row 2: Robert Fii, Robert Frost, Priscilla Fritz, Eric Eriedman, James Freedman, Debbie Fisher, Daniel Feuerstein. Absent: Barbara Fineberg, Mark Freeman, l erry Fench, Neila Freedman. Roberts 202 Row I: Lorin Gilbert, Edward Garber, Allan Gould, Bartholomew Green, David Gitner, Jay Gorodetzer. Row 2: Denise Garrone, Deborah Gray, Pamela Gennert, Jacki Goldstein, Debo- rah Goldstein, Debra Gallagher, Cynthia Gould, Miss Reed. Row 3: John Garland, Steven Golden, Jared Goldfine, George Georgaklis, David Geller, Mark Gleason. Row 4: William Eurtadom, William Gottlieb, Dale Fullbright, Gary Geller, Arthur Garrone, Steve Gorinan, Ricky Gilman. Absent: Lorin Gilbert. Row I: Donald Haggerty, Erederick Hiatt, Craig Hubler, Donald GrifTm, John Harrington, Scott Greenberg. Row 2: Amy Higgins, Diane Grossman, Judith Grishauer, Elaine Hazzard, Audrie Gregson, Cynthia Halpert, Row 3: John Hogan, Paula Gustin, Marilyn Ham, Michelle Hogan, Susan Hederick. Margaret Gundlach, H. Peter Haveles. Row 4: Miss Brooks, Peter Hession, Phil Heggie, Lee Greenblatt, David Heffel, Mark Greenglass. Absent: Susan Hedrick, Harvey Bradley, Eernado Herrero. Roberts 300 Roberts 301 Row I : Mary Hovsepian, Bernis Katz, Madeline Hopkins, Beth Kalis, Anne Hurley, Madeline Horvitz, Michele Horn. Row 2: Jesse Jones, Stanley Jacobs, Michael Jabbar, Allan Jacobs, Joyce Jacobson, Lori Katz, Linda Jason, Sandra Jackson. Row ,L Bruce Jaffe, Alvin Heuber, George Kalipolitis, Gary Kaitz, Victor Jacobs, Peter Kaplan. Row 4: Edward Kargir, Robert Hunt, Jay Kevin, Paul Kalnins, Mrs. Ableson. Absent: Beth Kalis. Row I: Wendy Katz, Debbi Kirzner, Jane Kinzer, Patricia Kelleher, Karen Kelley, Phyllis Kohn, Linda Krentzman, Joan Kirbrick, Lisa Koufman. Row 2: Jody Krupp, Kathleen Klesh, Joyce Kouffman, Arnold Kushi, Ira Katz, Mark Kleiman, Robert Kriensky, Paul Koster, Gerard Kilgallon, Alan Kessel . Row 3: Charles Kennedy, Norman Katz, John Kickham, Timothy Keshane, Ron Kopito, Bradley Kennedy, Forrest Krutter. Absent: Paula Kaufman, Lisa Kaufman. Roberts 303 Row I: Lauren Levenson, Donna Leonardo, Nivia Levy, Sue Labourene, Debby Leon, Marilyn Luongo, Judith Levitt, Carol Lurie. Row 2: Lili Lindsay, Ann Leary, Jognn Lohr, Marie Lee, Janet Lipson. Debra Lufg. Row 3: Steve Landry, Jim Lew, Bernard Leipziig, Michael Luongo, Richard Levenstain, Victor Lung, Lavenz. Row 4: Gary Lichtenstein, George Levos, Ronald Le- vine, Janice Lilly, Deborah Levine, Jane Lenson. Roberts 304 Roberts 307 Row I: Sandra Marcoux, Kathleen McMahon, Janet McDonald, Janis McAbee, Lesley Mar- cus, Bonnie McGillivray, Jane Macaulay, Diane McGillivray. Row 2: John McCue, John Mahon, Kathleen McCue, Jody Massik, Beverly McCracken, Charles Maker, Mr. Lyons. Row J: Curtis Menyuk, John McCarthy, William Markham, Charles Mathena, Kobert McGourty, D. Kirk Macaulay, Vincent Maloney. Roberts 309 Row 1: Eugene Nuanez, Deborah Muse, Jane Meredith, Marie Oberton, Mary Jane Norris, Mary Milbury, Susan Murray, Lucy Monahan, Wendy Oberstein, Peter Muse. Row 2: Mr. Jean, Barry Morehouse, Steven Nordblom, Pamela Mendes, Donna Minkle, Jeremy Miller, Andrew Mitrusi, Robert Nault, Paul O ' Brien. Row 2: Arnold Miller, Sayre Merrit, Howard Nidorf, Mark Norris, Robert Nicholk, Frank Milbury, Lawrence Maloney, Richard Miraky, Robert Myerson. Absent: Lawrence Maloney. Row I: Ellen O’Toole, Leslie Oling, Mong Ostraw, Janet O ' Leary, Lynn Parkerson, Shelly Pantuck, Nancy Pearlstein, Eileen O’Connell, Maureen O’Connell. Row 2: Mr. Whelan, Jacqueline Pearl, Fren Ouadia, Daniel O’Leary, Paul Pender, Mark Pearlman, Michael Pearl- stein, Richard Perlmuter. Row 3: Arthur Pearlman, Brian Patterson, Stephen Pender, Fred- erick Park, Michael Ostroff, John O’Rourke, John O’Neill. Roberts 311 Roberts 385 )u ' I: Lyndetta Phillips, Andetta Phillips, Linda Reimer, Gariy Quan, Julie Prince, Lauri Rakoff, Frances Phillips. Row 2: Fred Plett, Almisha Readdy, Geraldine Randolph, Jeannette Rapaport, Donna Rabatsky, Susan Popkin, Owen Prague. Row 3: Kenneth Roberts, James Riley, Michael Perry, Jon Roberts, Richard Quan, David Rachlin, Kenneth Rivetz. Row 4: Miss Zavacki, Robert Pignato, John Ralen, Robert Rand, Richard Roberts. Row 1: Floney Schlossberg, Ruth Saltzman, Georgina Sans, Joy Rosen, Sharon Rooney, Deena Saffitt, Marcia Ruggles. Row 2: Mark Robinson, Jonathon Sarna, Victor Sambol, William Rosenfield, Michael Schiff, Thomas Robinson. Row 3: Bruce Rosen, Marsha Ross, Denise Russell. Julie Schechler. Sheila Santamarina, Susan Sandler, Samuel Ruben. Row 4: Mr. Flint, Kenneth Rudman, Frederick Rubin, Peter Rothstein, Curtis Rodd, Myron Romaul, Richard Saunders, Gary Sanders. Roberts 388 Row 1 : Edward Shuman, Robert Selame, Robert Siegel, Peter Shifres, Bruno Siegeltuch, John Siegenthaler. Row 2: Judith Silver, Terri Segool, Debra Shifrin, Jill Shuman, Nancy Shkiegelman, Debra Selik. Row 3: James Seaman, Brenna Sheehan, Roberta Siegal, Deborah Schuberl, Miss Mabis. Row 4: Richard Shulman, Jonathan Shubow, Issac Seigel, Robert Selvey, Robert Sher- man, Robert Sheetman, Michael Sher. Roberts 389 Row I: Carol Simansky, Helen Sue, Pauline Soottoo, Mara Sulloway, Judith Stone, Gary Slabine, Jayne Sulloway, Barbera Shahler, Laura Stock, Wendy Simon, Sharon Solomon. Row 2: Mr. Webb, Nanci Stevens, Marc Soble, Daniel Silverman, Stephen Snyder, Odis Spencer, John Staunton, Sara Spector, Deborah Smith, K. Rachel Silver. Row J: Linda Sullivan, Thomas Sullivan, Douglas Stanger, Michael Hankins, Daines Simis, James Sneddon, Jonathan Silverman, Robert Stardy, John Stark. Roberts 390 Roberts 391 Row I: Wendy Tittlebaum, Jill Urdang, Colleen Ward, Nancy Tynan, Melinda Walker, Patricia Tynan, Gail Vittori. Row 2: Elaine Trent, Judith Wahtera, Leslie Vien, Shirley Tarko, Carol Waitzkin, Joanne Tyszkowski, Alice Valle. Row 3: Roderick Thaler, Karel Vissel, Andrew Turesky, Bradley Waitzman, Stephen Syatt, Leon Sztucinski, William Ward, Alexan- der Vonlichtenberg. Row 4: Richard Thomas, Michael Vaporis, Steven Tuler, James Tynan, John Wacker, Patrick Ward, Roger Trilling, Stephen Thompson, Mr. Barras.so. Absent: Donna Tauher. Row I: Nina Wills, Roberta Williams, Linda Warren, Joanna Wong, Lisa Yong, Eleanor Wong. Roir 2. Ernestine Wright, Wendy Zuckernick, Rose Yarchun, Lynn Warren, Elaine Wortinger, Evelyn Whitney. Row 3: Elizabeth Young, Lillian Worton, Lester Wheeler, Tom Wong, Marc Wittes, Thomas White. Row 4: Miriam Zarsky, Chester Wyche, Michael Wright, Thomas Winslow, Paul Zieff, Warren Wong. Row 5: Frederick Witten. Mr. Borg, Frederick Weiss, James Yee, Joseph Yung. Absent: Sturses Watkin, Marcia Werchal, Sarah Wolff. r Roberts 393 i ' r. 4 K.; L XL.-: Afro-American Society Row 1: Loretta Franklin, Joanne Rorey. Row 2: Peter Rothstein, Donna Wills, Sandra Jackson, Joyce Rogers, Michael Paley, Jennifer Leinsdorf, Sue Coons, Ruth Seigel, Linda Franklin, Adriane VonLichten- berg, Paul Greenberg, Mark Burger. Row 3: Jennifer Horton, I na Dabney, Roger Trilling, Donna West, Linda Finkel, Michele Evans. Francis .Apsan. Chile Foreign Exchange Students Michel Cordier, Belgium American Field Service Row 1 : Debby Posin, Secretary; Deena Nelson, Presi- dent; Jeffrey Lepie, Vice-President; Sara Gilfenbaum, Treasurer. Row 2: Georgette Felszegi, Frances Aspen, Michel Cordier, Peter Galluccio, Lisa Goldberg, Yudi De Beer. Absent: Debbie Lebow, Vice-President; Wendy Vittori, Barbara Zarsky. Art Club « � ’ • Row I: Mrs. Woodberry, Advisor; Ruth Fisher, Nancy Flax, Roberta Bruker. Astronomy Club Row 1: Joe Rothchild, Mark Leibert. Row 2: David Gitner, Russell Frye, David Ross, David Ziskend. Audiovisual Staff Row I: David Ziskand, Peter Speen, Bob Gillette, Wally Tisser, Bob Goodman, Raphael Feldman, Mark Leibert. Row 2: David Karon, Michael Wright, Barry Gordon, Alan Roiivel, Ed Wolf, Stan Dubick, Dave Rosenthal, Teddy Bork, Paul Nitkin, Mr. Murphy. Biology Club Row I: Martin Finkel, Peter Galluccio, Marsha Ross, Jean Berman, David Ross, Doug Ross. Row 2: Claire Berman, Franklin Siegel, Lisa Allen. Business Practice Aides Row I: Joan Liljander, Pat Kelleher, Ruth Collazos, Linda Archer, Linda Jean Geary, Pat Daley, Donna Leonardo, Leanne Reeves. Row 2: Mrs. Flaherty, Leslie Vien, Jan McAbee, Debbie Smith, Bonnie MacGillivray, Mary Housepian, Pat O ' Neil, Pat Jones, Neila Freedman, Joan Farrell, Nancy Tynan, Mr. Goldman. Row 3: Gerri Randolph, Anne O’Connor, Maureen Brothers, Geri Egan, Suzanne Egan, Carol Bullard, Debby Schubert, Betty Doherty, Emily Sawler, Brenna Sheehan. Camera Club Row 1: Cary Croopnick, Mary Keanne, Nancy Hill, Barbara Hochberg, Paul Nitkin. Row 2: Ed Wolfe, Barry Gordon, Steven Wolpe, David Kalon, Bob Gicle, Ted Bork, Mitchell Green, Ed Gee. Central Treasury Bernice Tong, Mr. Ehnes, Joyce Shapiro, Theresa Taggart, Barbara Tynan, Mrs. Seltzer, Elizabeth McKeown, Miss Greenshields. Row 1: Joanne Yaffe, Camille Woodbury, Linda Mottow. Stephen Canner, President; Paul Cahan, Connie Rudnick. Row 2: John Lake, Linda Lranklin, Tse Tse L. Tung, Peter Chin, Richard Lenson, Jeff Stoller, Leonard Lilly, David Paley, Steve Kaminsky, Douglas Ross, Russ Lrye, Mr. Coombs. Row 3: Kenneth Steiner, Jonathan Olmer. Chemistry Club Chess Club Roh’ 1: Joseph White, Richard Parker. Row 2: Nicholas Moore, John Bulian, Russell Lrye, Gary Kaitz, Michael Vaporis. Debating Club Row 1: Mike Vaporis, Doug Ross, Barney Brown, President; Peter Allen, Peter Haveles. Row 2: Gary Kaitz, Steve Konstadt, Marc Newman, Wendy Gross, Mr. Becker. Dramatics Society Row I: Jeff Lepie, Ruth Fisher, Jennie Yates, Mark Liebert, Ruth Siegel, Martin Finkel. Row 2: Joseph Rothchild, Eric Kahn. David Ross, Bruce Weinograd, Don Christie. ‘san Wong, Susan Chin, Jean Lung, Audrey Lung, Sharon Wong. Row 2: Mabel Chin, Mary Wong, Georgelle Felseg, Alan Loel, Linda Franklin, Mr. Goldman. Far East Club Folk Music Club Row 1: Loretta Segal, Jane Meredith, Barbara Cohe, Amy Shapiro. Row 2: Ken Steiner, Nancy Hill, Susie Meredith, Naomi Aleuf, John Walker. Row 3: Susan Hilson, Lynne Geller, Mrs. Lane. kM ny French Club Row 1: Jane Della Rocca, Susan Stone, Elaine Wolfe, Connie Rudnick. Row 2: Mrs. Brinnon, Linda Robinson, Ceil Shaprio, Andy Oppen- heim, Debby Davidson. Future Homemakers of America Row 1: Jill Ober, Rhonda Freedman. Cathy Murphy, Secretary; Julie McMahon, President. Future Nurses of America Future Scientists of America Row 1: Peter Chin, Treasurer; John Lake, Vice-President; Doug Ross, President; Linda Mottow, Chemistry Club President. Row 2: Joe Rothchild, Astronomy Club President; Joanne YafFe, Secretary; David Ginsberg, Russell Frye, Jean Berman, Science Fiction President; Mr. Richard Y. Coombs. Row I: Rene Scardino, Second Vice-President; Andrea Oppenheim, Secretary; Linda Robin- son, First Vice-President; Ilene Salo, Third Vice-President; Connie Rudnick, President. Row 2: Ceil Shapiro, Jane DellaRocca, Susan Stone, Treasurer; Elaine Katler, Secretary; Norma Pincus, Alberta Sirota. Future Teachers of America German Club Row I: Paul Cahan, Vice-Pres- ident; Nancy Hill, Barbara Hochberg, Lenny G i t n e r , Kenny Steiner. Row 2: Peter Gundlach, President; Gary Feinberg, Alan Liao, Bill Stressenger, Susan Shnidman, Peter Galambos, John Lake, Richard Thaler. Row 3: Larry Grumer, Mr. Ulich, Larry Toner, George Sherman, Steven Scherer, Treasurer. Girls’ League Row 1: Ellen Madow, Vice-President; Rhonda Martin, Vice-President; Gail Roberts, Vice- President; Nancy Weinstein, President; Ellen Edwards, Secretary; Lisa Goldberg, Treasurer; Debby Davidson, Karen Kirby. Row 2: Joanne YafTe, Elaine LasofT, Betty Morningstar, Miss MacNair, Miss Driscoll, Mrs. Currie, Mrs. Seltzer, Judy Levine, Suzanne Yanes, Cecil Shapiro. Absent: Ann Segal. Horsebackriding Club Row 1: Susan Eeder, Ellen Williams, Julie Gotleib, Judy Wexler, Susan Cauper, Jill Ober, Maria Ballard. Row 2: Pam McDonough, Sorrel Pinto, Brenda Callan, Diane Dono- van, Joyce Jacobson, Carel Kellman, Sandy Whitman, Bob White, Audrey Gruber, Miss Brooks, Advisor. I Key Club Row 1: Steve Pearlstein, Steve Ruby. Row 2: Bernard Brown, Gerald Belsky, Jeff Lepie, Bill Lazarus. Language Lab Aides Row I: Susan Tarantino, Lenny Lilly. Row 2: Jay Trilling, Jeff Peterson, Steve Trilling. Latin Club Row I: Linda Plotnick, Vice-President; Beverly Shind- ler. Treasurer; Linda Robinson. President; Rhonda Ber- ger, Publicity. Row 2: Gary Gitner, Newspaper; John Lake, Harvey Cohen, Newspaper Editor; Barry Berman, Secretary. Row I: Miriam Wolfers, Frances Phillips, Pauline Tisser, Nancy Shpiegelman, Mary Ann Carroll, Rahel Gorodetzer, Helen Sue. Row 2: Mrs. Reischel, John Roberts, Richard Perl- muter, Adrian VonLichtenberg, Martha Thompson, Sandra Whitman, Jeanne Mar, Bruce Freedman, Lenny Gitner, Steve Snyder. Library Aides Library Council Row I: David Ross, Martin Finkel, David Git- ner. Row 2: Linda Franklin, Debbie Saitta, Sue Shnidman, Mrs. Killefer. Mail Distribution Row 1: Mabel Chin, Florence Chin, Susan Chin, Audrey Leung, Brenda Callan. Row 2: Miss Murdock, Jeanne Mar, Terry Langenthal, Jean Chin, Kara Kvilekval. Absent: Alan Can- tor, Geraldine Lee, Gilbert Lee, Jane Lynn, Lois Lynn, Pamela McDonough. Marshals Row 1: Sumner Friedstein, Suzanne Yanes, Mark Karofsky. Row 2: Fred I.eafJer, Richard Michelson, Charles Kalish. Math Team Roy ' I: Richard Parker, John Omar, Judy Levine. Row 2: Steve Ramin, Joe Rothchild, Neil Howser, Mr. Gean. Mental Health Club Row 1: Nora Dooley, Linda Annacone, Secre- tary; Eric Kahn, Rhonda Orans, Secretary; Su- san Rose. Row 2: Jennie Yates, Co-President; Cynthia Cooperman, Co-President. Murivian Business Row 1: Jeanne Lung, Susan Lofchie, Randy Jones, Andrea Oppenheim, Roberta Savage, Joanne Jason, Cathy O’Leary. J?cnv 2: Mr. Bruce, Elizabeth Samson, Aluma Kopito, Janice Murphy, Linda Evers, Irene Wodinsky, Rhonda Friedman. Ron’ 3: Mark Lofchie, Ira Fleish- man, Barry Gordon, Larry Carle, Cary Croopnick, Steven Fleishman, Alan Fleishman. Orchestra Members Hass: Myron Romanul. Cello: Joyce Kaufman, I.ucy Matson, Dona Wills. Clarinet: Harvey Cohen, Nancy Flacks, Fred Hyatt. French Horn: Roger Felix, Bob Moss, Jim Phelan, Robert Snyder. Oboe: I3enis Harper, Scot Weinstein. Percussion: Michael Jabor, Steve Siatt. Trombone: Alan Fleischman, Ricky Lawrence. Trumpet: Eric Milgroom, Jeff Swartz. Viola: I inda Mottow, Joe Rothchild, Beverly Singer, Margo Wycoff. Violin: Nora Dooley, Jill Horner, Peter Kaye, Ronan Lefkowitz, George Paradise, Andetta Philippe, I.yndetta I hilipps, Amy Saltzman, Suzanne Simon, Michael Vaporis. Conductor: Mr. Edward Madden. Band Members Baritone: Steve Fleishman, Dale Keiter. Bass Clarinet: Evelyn Segel, Nina Wills, Linda Wong. Cello: Joyce Kaufman, Lucy Matson, Dona Wills. Clarinet: Barry Abrams, Rhonda Berger, Carol Berman, Harvey Cohen, Jane Della Roca, Susan Feder, Steve Hedberg, Scott Shankle, Paul Sterman. Flute: Lisa Allen. Gail Clapp. Debby Friedkin. Renada Kelman, Faye Wills. Margo Wycoff. French Horn: Barbara Levy, Bob Moss, Jim Phelan, Bob Snyder, Larry Stone. Percussion: Bob Campbell, Kenny Cohen, Ira Fleishman, Larry Robin- son. Stephen Siatt. Trombone: Scott Davis, Alan Fleishman. Ricky Lawrence, Fred Witten. Trumpet: Ed Jacobs, Faye Katz, Eric Milgromm, Terri Segool, Jeff Swartz, Mark Wadness. Conductor: Mr. Edward Madden. Concert Band ■ 121 Choir Members Sopranos: Roberta Brucker, Jean Cochrane, Carolyn Davis, Heidi Fish, Susan Fitzgerald, Calliope Galatis, Lynne Geller, Linda Goldstein, Carol Goodman, Jennifer Horton, Lesley Kinch, Ann Ellen Levine, Maureen Muldoon, Olivia O’Neill, Helene Ostroff, Diane Patt, Cynthia Piltch, Janice Roberts, Joyce Rogers, Joanna Rorie, Michelle Serries, Susan Soloman, Nancy Wein- stein, Linda Wong, Janet Wright, Margo Wycoff. Altos: Stede Barber, Janice Brenner, Rochelle Denenberg, Linda Franklin, Bonny Goldstein, Martha Horn, Beth Michelson, Demetra Polis, Lanese Rogers, Debbie Saitta, Nancy Sargon, Lisa Wingersky. T enors: John Contardo, Howard Fisher, Alan Funk, Philip Galluccio, Jon Gold, Lawrence Swartz, Barry Stein- berg, Stephen Yas. Basses: Lawrence Cohen, Stan Dubick, Robert Grove, John Harmon, Stanley Hersh, Dale Keiter, Jonathan Lett- vin, Anthony Ng, Joseph Rothchild, Arthur Segel, Eliot Siegal, Bruce Weinograd. Accompanist: Susan Isenstein Conductor: Mr. Roy Kelley National Honor Society Row I: Lisa Goldberg, Secretary; Richard Rutenburg, President. Row 2: Bernard Brown, Treasurer; Martin Finkel, Vice-President. Nomana Seminar Row I: Jennifer Horton, John Lake, Randy Jones. Row 2: Sue Shnidman, Steve Kaminsky, Debbie Saitta, Avril Fisher. Absent from Nurses’ Aides: Amy Brown, Jeanne Reeves, Cathy Conry, Sue Phillips, Sandra Feinberg, Mary Housepean, Mary Jane Lynch, Beth Duggan, Maureen Brothers, Cheryl Gould, Carol Bullard, Fina Herreo, Jeraldine Egan, Marion Ferro, Hallie Greenberg, Neila Freedman, Linda Dunning, Mildred Martin, Debbie Dalzell, Amy Herrero, Jeanet Xahalane, Jane Cahalane, Betty Daherty, Nancy Leon, Pat O’Neil, Joanne Tyszjowski, Faith Wolcott. Nurses Aides Row 1: Judy Lawlor, Nancy Manning, Ann O’Connor, Joan Duggan, Mary Ellen Dalzell. Row 2: Joan Farrell, Joan Liljander, Pat Daley, Diane MacGillivray. I O.D.W.I.N. Opening Doors Wider in Nursing: Row 1: Maureen Duncan, Mary Walker, Marsha West, Barbra Majette, Elaine Leveille. Row 2: Fabienne Robinson, Geraldine Butler, Sandra Patterson, Marlene Peters, Christine Guinto, Carlene Walker, Shirley Cotton, Maria Hall, Yasmin Chinloy, Roberta Moore, Mrs. Shep- pard. Office Aides Row 1: Rhonda Martin, Bernice Tong, Betsy Smith, Sue Hillson, Avril Fisher, Pat O’Neil. Row 2: Victor Jacobs, Lenny Gitner, Mary Larkin, Joan Greenglass, Elaine Katler, A d r i a n n e Von-Litchenberg. Eric Kahn, Kirk MacAulay. I Row I: Marie Lee, Hetty Orringer, Jill Ober, Pat Daley, Edna Parsons, Evelyn Whitney, Lillian Wharton. Row 2: Marla Richman, Ellen Wolpe, Honor Mogey, Linda Lewis, Wendy Barboza, Stede Barber, Karen Newman, Ann Harris, Pat Leary, Joanne Lohr, Julie McMann. Pep Club Physics Club Row I: Jonathan Olmer, Robert Friedman, Su- san Meredith. Sec., Neal Houser, Vice Presi- dent. Row 2: David Paley, Jeffrey Stoller, Steven Canner, Philip Kempler, Steven Kamin- sky, Allan Wong, Richard Lenson, Leonard Lilly, Russell Frye, Kenneth Steiner. Public Address Corps Mrs. Shore, Donna West, Eric Kahn, Martin Finkel, Jennifer Yates, Jeff Lepie, Bruce Weinograd, Robert Novack. Pyramid Club ?OH ' I: Debbie Saitta, Jenny Horton, Lisa Goldberg, Linda Franklin. Row 2: Debbie Posin, Roberta Williams, Susie Shnidman. Row 3: Randy Jones, Ellen Cohen. 125 Sagamore Row I: Alan Norman, Patti Flannigan, Paul Snyder, Wendy Vittori, Barbara Zarsky. Row 2: Martha Posin, David Shu- man, Cary Croopnick, Douglas Ross, Mike Franklin, Alison Cohen. Refractions Row 1: Lisa Goldberg, Ying Ng, Ellen Cohen Editor and Chief, Rachel Gorodetzier, Jeanne Lung. Row 2: Miss Bailey, Debbie Posin, Jackie Kauffman, Susan Stone, Linda Robin- son. Andrea Oppenheim. Absent: Debbie Lebow, Margie Kaplan. Student Manual Row I: Alan Wong, Ronan Lefkowitz, David Ginsberg. Pres., Russell Erye, Bob Novak, David Karon. Rovr 2: Garm Slabine, Daw Epstein, Chuck Bertman, Mark Sable, Lennie Gitner, Yee Gee, Steve Wolpe, David Goldman, Joe Ng, Ross Farnum, Mrs. Daniels. Rocket Club Russian Club Row I: David Ross. Barbara Zarsky, Linda Franklin, Alison Cohen. Row 2: Ellen Cohen, Billy Jacobs, Susie Shnidman, Roberta Williams, Wendy Vittori, Jane Meridith. Sagamore Circulation Staff Row 1: Steve Ruby, Joy Ruby, Joey Saperstein, Merry Slavin, Barry Chiler, Audrey Keshen. Row 2: Cheryl Rosenfield, Eve Adler, Debbie Oshry, Nancy Weinstein. Science Fiction Club 1 Row I: Gary Kaitz, Astrologer, Chief Pilot; Jean Berman, President, Captain; Jonathan Greenberg, Vice-President, First Officer; Kath- leen O’Leary, Secretary-Treasurer, Communi- cations; Peter Chin, Publicity, Chief Engineer. Row 2: Mr. Chelliquist, Faculty Advisor, Grand Admiral; Chester Lew, Engineer; Michael Vaporis, Ecologist; William Weinberg, Chemist; Micah Bloom, Librarian, Chief Medical Officer; Sayre Merritt, Biologist; Jona- than Churchill, Cyberneticist. , 1 Spanish Club Row 1: Alan Fleishman, David Ziskend, Steve Fleish- man. Row 2: Phyllis Berman, Ying Ng, Janet Wright, Laura Kahana. Student Council Row 1: Thomas Thaler, Sophomore Representative; Gail Roberts, Corresponding Secretary; Steven Kaminsky, Assistant Treasurer; Arthur Segel, President; John Lake, Treasurer; Cindy Piltch, Recording Secretary; Gerald Belsky, Vice-President. Row 2: Mr. Wright, Faculty Advisor; Barry Steinberg, Larry Abrams, Barbara Backman, Wouchiro Flayashi, Geoffrey Kurinsky, Robin Sherman, Peter Koretsky, Richard Allen. Row 3: Sumner Friedstein, Mark Newman, James Grandberg, Marc Bergschneider, Richard Kazis, Steven Bennett, Richard Thaler. Student Court Row I: Peter Gundlach, Ann Geller, Steve Pearlstein, Bill Lazarus. Row 2: Ken Steiner, Bennett Epstein, Steve Hoffman, Joe White, Ron Kaitz. Student Forum Marc Halprin, Dave Grabear, Mike Paley, President. Stage and Electrical Crew Robert Soffa, Jerry Chin, Avril Fisher, Peter Galluccio, Walter Tisser. Stamp Club Row 1: Alan Liao, Gery Steinberg, Henry Quan. Row 2: Alan Wong, Ted Feinson, John Greenberg. Alfred New- man. Thespian Society Row I: Eric Kahn, Treasurer; Mark Liebert, Assistant Treas- urer; Ruth Fisher, Recording Secretary. Row 2: Jennifer Yates, Corresponding Secretary; Martin Finkel, President; Ruth Segel, Vice-I’resident. Martin Finkel, President. TOSCOB The Oregenic Scaling Club of Brookline Row 1: Anita Scroll, Finda Tason, Fillian Warton, Jane Fynn, Fois Fynn, President; Peter Galluccio, Vice-President; Sharon Briefer, Secretary; Marybeth Haggerty, Linda Wong. Row 2: Mr. Forsythe, David Geller. Ron Kopito, Richard Gilman, Terry Langenthal, Ken Lahan, Steve Canner, Martha Gray. Gloria Tisser, Steve Schlang, Gary Steinberg, Robert Laham, Gary Dennis, Philip Galluccio. Mrs. Daniels. Row 3: Jerry Fine, Arnold Kushi, Barry Ehrlich, Dan Epstein. . : ! ! 1 I Tropical Fish Club Row 1: Bruce Zippin, Richard Andre, David Ziskend. Row 2: Steve Chasen, Ken Roberts, Paul Nitkin. Row 1: Cindy Piltch, Martha Winters. Row 2: Mrs. Ableson, Ellen Waitzkin. Exodus Tutors Row 1: Elaine Wolf, Barbara Epstein, Dale Keiter, Laura Kahana, Ceil Shapiro. Row 2: Sandra Whitman, Phyllis Berman, Rachel Gordon, Mr. Gold- man, Richard Alonzo, Dr. Fernandez, Alan Flsishman. Spanish T utors Book Prizes Rosemary Finan, Wisconsin Steve Pearlstein, Harvard Richard Thaler, Princeton i Row I, R. to L.: Dan Swartz, John Cahill, Joel Saperstein, Tommy Carr, Jimmy Conners. Row 2: Caesar Penaherrera, Boh Patnaude, Barry Chiler. Bobby Maloney. Row 3: Steve Teldman, Thomas St. Saeveur, Danny Tangney, Larry Piatelli, Brian Connolly. Row 4: Steve Farrell, Dennis Murphy, Betty McKeown, Neal Kelliher, John O’Leary, David Goldman. Row 5: Edward Ochiltree, Jack Heavey, Bill Berenson. Steve Yas, John Lake, Rich Thaler. Row 6: Colin MacClean, Bob Lally, Joe Onorato, Michael Golatis, Marc Bergschneider, Peter Kaye. Row 7: Steve Horwitz, Joe Lazar. Tony Ng. National Merit Finalists Joanne Yaflfee, Jon Dubitsky. Absent: Deena Nelson, Alan Norman, Ruth Siegel, Wendy Vittori, Barbara Zarsky. Senior Letterman Doug Ross Barney Brown SPORTS mR Vj ' 7 ' Hk’ |m w. Wm l|p ' ' ‘ ' A . ■ fa ' - - W ' ' Row I : Jack Heavey, Glen Taggart, Robert Riley, Martin Erlich, Richard Patnaude, Co- captain; Robert Maloney, Co-captain; Gary Arber, Barry Chiler, Larry Piatelli, Dan Swartz. Row 2: Richard Regan, Robert Lynch, Charles Layton, James McCaffrey, Kevin Murphy, Dan Tagney, John O ' Leary, John Cahill. Row 3: Neal Kelleher, Bob Patnaude, Bob Connrey, James McMahan, Paul Farrell, Mark Wadnis, M. Fitzhugh, Peter Fallin, Kevin Flynn. Row 4: Steven Farrell. Eugene Eng, Stanley Kanter, Edward Ochiltree, Steve Goldberg, Y. Carle, Robert Hamelburg. Varsity Football After losing only to Weymouth and Waltham in Sep- tember 1967, Brookline proceeded to win fifteen straight games, including impressive wins over those same teams. The streak was broken by Newton on Thanksgiving day 1968 but only after Brookline had already clinched a tie for the Suburban League and state championships. The size and quickness of the Indian defense was the team’s strongest asset, as they posted three shutouts and surrendered a meager 64 points in nine games. The Red and Blue scored 22 points in the first half alone against both Watertown and Chelsea, an indica- tion of the explosiveness of their offense. The dedication that ail the players exemplified has become a source of pride and leadership for the stu- dent body at Brookline High. 140 Brookline Opp. 14 Weymouth 1 19 Waltham 18 27 Boston English 0 14 Brockton 12 14 Boston Latin 6 6 Arlington 0 22 Watertown 0 34 Chelsea 8 6 Newton 15 Dan Swartz Boston Globe’s All-Scholastic Football Players Bob Riley 142 143 Row I: Eid Glasky, Paul Travis, Thomas Silva. James Kirby, Lenny Brown, John Waldstein, Mark Reagen. Row 2: Kevin Fleming, Leo Hovsepian, Keven llenton, Jimmy Trahon, Danny ,St. Sauveur, Thomas Fleming, Milton Marder, Gary Nixon, Larry Carle, John Peterson, Ray Blanchfield, Bobby Simons, Mr. McKeown. Junior Varsity 144 Row I : Jim Riley, Charles Kennedy, Bart Green, Joey Amendola, Paul Pender, Walter Burke, Joe Annese, Brad Kennedy, John Bradly, Arthur Amendola. Row 2: Michael Wright, Richard Buchanan, Bruce Rosen, Ricky Sawnders, Robert Frost, Danny O ' l.eary, George Levas, Michael Perry, Peter Heshen, Robert McGourty, Larry Malonay. Row 2: Mr. laaakso. Dale Fulbright, William Dally, David Paley, Jackie Flogan, Mark Gleason, Don Farrow, Ken Rudman, John Garland, William Brooks, William Ward, Frank Connolly, John O’Rourke, Mr. DiVincenze, Mr. Sarino. Varsity Row I: Shelly Cohen, Head. Row 2: Mary Hunter, Jane Fleishman, Renee Helfen, Janis Halpert. Row 3: Terry Taggart, Debbie Dalzell, Karen Koritz, Michelle Winokur, Judy Kelly, Mindy Berger. Absent: Michelle Evans. Cheerleaders Junior Varsity Row I: Diane Pedrotty. Row 2: Joanne Siegal, Louise Eouse, Nancy Soloman, Sue Raymond, Beth Duggan. Row 3; Pauline Lung, Phyllis Speen. Absent: Paula Rotman, Eve Adler. 146 Majorettes Row I: Sheila Annese, Betty McKoen, Beth Neary, Margie McCone, Linda Hart, Ann Norris, Jiidi BartzofT, Louise Ball. Row 2: Joanne Coakley. Row I : Joe Yung, Bob Simard, Andy Steverman, Doug Rooney, Rohan Samaraweera, Mark Rudnick, Peter Yung. Row 2: Harold Cline, Mike Galatis, Barry McNeilly, Peter Bifano, Joe Lazar, l.arry Land. Row 3: Coach Conroy, Karl Koster, Bob Campbell, Steve Schlang, Tom Osenton, Chris Higgins. zlA.st ' ; .- Jim Schmidt, Billy Jacobs, Dave Ginsburg, Ned Addelson. Varsity Soccer Brookline vs. Newton South 1-0 Brookline vs. Brockton 0-6 Brookline vs. Medford 0-2 Brookline vs. Watertown l-l Brookline vs. Lincoln-Sudbury 1-3 Brookline vs. Newton 0-2 Brookline vs. Newton South 2-3 Brookline vs. Brockton 1-0 Brookline vs. Medford 0-2 Brookline vs. Watertown 0-2 Brookline vs. Lincoln-Sudbury 0-2 Brookline vs. Newton 1-2 148 Junior Varsity Row I: John Fairbanks, Danny Silverman, Vincent Maloney, Barry Morehouse, Carl Vissel, Monte Altman, Alan Charles. Row 2: Mr. Shahan, Waichiro Hayashi, Brad Waitzman, Stuart Pitts, Martin Bloom, Charles Maker, Peter Kaplan. Row 3: John Churchill, Martin Arrick, Richard Lenson. Row I: Steven Farrell, John Cahill, Jack Heavey, Kevin Connolly, Jimmy Connors, Captain, l.arry Piatelli, Captain, Tom Quinn, Tom Carr, Caesar F enarrhea, John Baxter. Row 2: Mr. Buckley, Jimmy McMann, I’aiil Farrell, John Walclstein, Tommy Flemming, I3ean Sutherland, l.arry Carle, Ricky Diamond, Mr. DiVincenzo. Varsity Hockey The outstanding points of the Varsity Hockey team this year included Larry Piatelli’s award of Most Valuable Player in the league and the team’s winning the Greater Boston Interscholastic League Title. Brookline Opp. 2 Waltham 1 3 Medford 1 I Cambridge 0 9 Rindge 2 4 Somerville 2 1 Arlington 3 4 Newton 2 2 Waltham 1 3 Medford 1 5 Cambridge 1 9 Rindge 0 3 Somerville 0 2 Arlington I 1 3 Wins — I Loss Row 1: Brian Connolly, Tommy Car- roll, Peter Flannery, Joe Fernald, Richard Patnaude, Captain, John Waldstein, Tom Osenton, I’aul Perry. Row 2: Duncan Stewart, Joseph Hart. Ben Dowd, James Trahon, Robert McNeill, JefY Wa.x, Mr. DiVincenzo. Junior Varsity Coach Clement McCann. The 1968-1969 sea- son is Coach McCann’s last year with the hockey team, after twenty-three seasons. Row I: Jim Riley, Walter Burke, Dennis Driscoll, Michael McCaffrey, Joseph Annese, Paul Conners, Captain, Peter Muse, Captain, Paul Pender, Kenneth Rudman, Ale.x Von Lichten- berg. Row 2: Coach Buckley, Arthur Amendola, Richard Roberts, William Gottleib, Tom Collins, Tom Sullivan, Paul O’Brien, Barry Morehouse, John O ' Rourke, John McCarthy. Freshman I I I I Row I: Richard Allanzo, Stuart Pitts, David Graheau, Steven Hedberg, Donald Haggerty, Danny Epstein, Ronnie Gashin, Jeff Etner, Steven Chasen, Danny Eeurstein. Row 2: Billy Lerman, Steve Zeiff, Peter Galluccio, Howie Elliot, Richie Kazis, Larry Schwartz, Gary Meyers, Ron Kapito, Bobby Rosen. Row 3: Mike Bressler, Tom Silva, Gobble Bergschneider, Stevie Gordon, Marc Bergshneider, Mac Baker, Kenny Levine, Carl Roster, Eddy Pitts, Ranji Samaraweera, Mr. Case, Advisor. 152 ?oir I: Sheryl Samoff, Sue Tarantino. Rhonda Berger, Co-Captain, Barbara Tynan, Co-Cap- tain, Kathy O’Leary, Eileen Carey, Carey Hurley, Maureen O’Connel, Mimi Silva, Hali Greenberg. i?ou’ 2: Michelle Melville, Wendy Collins, Judy Grishaver, Janet O ' Leary, Wendy Oberstein, Julie Schecter, Sue Cauper, Barbara Linenthal, Rhonda Martin, Norma Pincas. Row 1: Mark Rosen. Mark Lofsie. Row 2: Gil Maker, Jim Grandberg, Tony Ng. Boys’ Varsity Basketball Girls’ Varsity Row I: Bou Singer, Loretta Franklin, Pat Ford, Jane Kinzer, Jeannie Lung. Row 2: Dona Wills, Jenny Butler. Leslie Shore, Charlene Crump, Audrey, Mrs. Pratt. Row I: Robert Maloney, JefT Rosen, Michael PolakotT, Joel Saperstein, David Cromp, Alan Shapiro. R o ir 2: Michael Hankins, Christopher Lee, Philip Blalock, Criag Shore, Ronald McNeil. Harvey Shapiro. i- Row 1: Coach Norm Laakso. Bruce Rosen, Danny Cline, Mike Hankins, Captain, Willie Furtado, Peter Avergun, Chuck Maker, Peter Haveles, Manager. Row 2: Monte Altman, Peter Kaplan. Lester Wheeler, Kary Sanders, Chester Wyche, Freddy Witten, Paul Kalmins, Bobby Driscoll, Bobby Sherman, Manager. Boys’ Junior Varsity Girls’ Junior Varsity Row 1: Ellie Weinstein, Sue Chin, Karq Kvilekval, Karen Kelley, Diane Bivins, Fran Phillips, Pam Alberto. Row 2: Mrs. Pratt, Sylvia Levi, Ann Aronsoh, Wendy Barboza, Lilly Lindsay, Dina Levovitz, Ernestine Wright, Almisha Readdy. I 1 I I Row I: Mr. Norm Devio, coach: Joe Ng, Ed Sue, Bob Lally, Bob Manchester, Glen Taggart, Tony Ng, Steve Pearlstein. Row 2: Skip Egan, Joe Ng, David Beard, Jim Harrigan, Bob Fitzpartick, Steve Travis, Bill Moore, Paul Stagikas, Tom Finn, Tom Coleman, Tim Lynch. Row 3: Steve SynofF, Tom Yee, David Krivitsky, Guy Beard, Jeff Stoller, Jim Chin. Row 4: Alan Wong, Karel Vissel, John JJarrington, Fred Plett, Robert Shapiro, Pat Condon, Alan Pastrine, John Brady. Row 5: Mr. Tom Conroy, Assistant Coach; Frank Millbury, David Ziskend, Paul Coster, Eric Freedman, Victor Lund, John Fairbanks. Boys’ Gymnastics Coach Norm Devio 158 I 159 1 i?oH’ 7; Denise Baker, Shelly Denenberg, Co-Captain, Pat Leary, Co-Captain, Susan Raymond. Row 2: Mary Ellen Dalzell, Sue Feder, Debbie Selik, Jackie Goldstein, Karen Kieky, Lynn Parkerson, Eve Whitney. Row 3: Meryl Breger, Manager; Mrs. Halvorson, Pauline Lung, Melinda Walker, Marlene Tarr. Stede Barber, Sara Hunter, Phyllis Speen, Calliope Galatis, Miss Falk. Absent: Joy Hughson, Debbie Dalzell. Girls’ Gymnastics 160 Girls’ Varsity Field Hockey Row 1: Michelle Serries, Karen Kirby, Eileen Carey, Calliope Gala- tis, Bev Singer, Sarah Hunter. 2: Mrs. I’ratt, Andy Shapiro, Amy Koch, Jean Cochrane, Martha Con- nolly, Pat Ford, Susan Calish. Girls’ Junior Varsity Field Hockey J?OH’ 1: Audrey Lung, Peggy Man- ning, Patty Manning, Judy Wachiera. Row 2: Evelyn Whitney, Kara Kvi- lekval, Debbie Selik, Eileen Connell, Jane Macaulay. Row 3: Nancy Pol- lack. Lorraine Horowitz, Alcurtis Clark, Ann Leary, Mrs. Pratt. Row I: Sue Feder, Denise Baker, Shelly Den- enberg, Phyliss Speen, Gail Prager. Row 2: Peter Meuse, Andy Stevermen, Barry McNeal, Ann MacDonald, Pat Ford, Donna Gallagher. Row 3: Jeff Wax, Bob Hamilberg, Chris Trahon, Mark Lebeaux. Girls’ and Boys’ Gym Leaders Winter Track Team Row 1: Milton Marder, Bobbi Rand, Roddy Thaler, Alan Jacobs, Bill Smith, Alan Liao, Steve Yas. Row 2: Ricky Cohen, Chuck Kennedy, Brad Kennedy, Steve Hoffman, Lea Hassipin, Phil Hedge. Row 3: Dan Swartz, Mr. Macinery, Feliz Lao, Richard Thaler, Mark Orel, Richard Costello, Dan Berman, Jeff Soyer, Richard Ganit, Steve Hawkins, Bill Berenson, Mr. Blackburn. Cross Country Track Team Row I: Steve Hoffman. Row 2: Richard Thaler, Dave Goldman, Dan Berman, Steve Yas, Colin McClean. Row 3: Dan Hoffman, Ricky Cohen, Peter Koretsky, Richard Gannet, Marc Bergshneider. 162 Wrestling Team Row I: Joe Onarato, Steve Horwitz, Sheldon Kaniter, Eugene Eng, Barry Chiler, Brian McCormack, Alan Hoffman, Bill Lazarus, Tom Glaser. Row 2: William McKeown, Robert Chiler, Alan Richmond, Nelson Wood, Neil Ranter, Jerome Eng, Ricky Kanner, Jack Gleason, Mike Roberts, Robert Wolfe, John Stone, Harvey Miester, David Capprio, John. Row 3: Mike Eitzhugh, John Guthro, Del Travis, Jason Ranter, Mike Silber, Bob Shermont, John Ereedman, Jim Alkon, Dale Eullbright, Doug Glendon. Golf Team I 1 j Look around, Leaves are brown. 164 And the sky is a hazy shade of winter. 165 Long ago . . . It must be 1 i ( I 166 L Preserve your memories; They’re all that’s left you. — Paul Simon 168 This book printed by VELV ATONE, a special process of lithe graphic printing. Sole producers: Wm. J. Keller Inc., Buffalo, N. 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