Brookline High School - Murivian Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

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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.

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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

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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