Brookline High School - Murivian Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

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RONNI GILDER Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. DAVID GINSBERG STEPHEN J. GILLIS GARY GITNER I like peanut butler. Can you skate? LAWRENCE GITNER I think I need a change. MERYL GLADSTONE MAUREEN GLEASON CINDY GLENDON Things you do for nothing are of- ten the most rewarding. JONATHAN GOLD STUART GLENN facing a dying nation of mov- ing paper fantasies. 21

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ANITA T FRIEDMAN KARL FREEDMAN DEBORAH S. FRIEDKIN DEBORAH FREEMAN PETER GALAMBOS In wildness is the salvation of the earth — Thoreau DONNA GALLAGHER A friend is the present you give yourself . — RLS RICHARD WILLIAM GANNETT Try not to become a man of suc- cess but rather to become a man of value . — Einstein WAYNE G GARNETT YEE K GEE Be careful that victories do not carry the seeds of future de- feats . — Ralph Sockman LYNNE DENISE GELLER Each backwash, each cross-cur- rent, brings new material formed out of the old, from the ocean of memories. 20

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KAREN GOLDBERG The past — to be forgotten, the present — to be lived, the future— to base plans upon Billy. LINDA GOLDSTEIN Your sorrow is your joy un- masked; for is it not your truest happiness that makes you cry the most? RHONDA GOLDMAN MARJORIE L GOLDSTEIN Friendship is a little word, it ' s people who make it big. CAROL S GOODMAN ROBERT GOODMAN Love is the whole world — Schultz BARBARA GORDON BARRY GORDON Time, time. time, see what’s be- come of me — Paul Simon JANET GOTTLER RICHARD GOULSTON It is necessary, while in darkness, to know that there is light somewhere, to know that in one- self, waiting to be found, there is a light — James Baldwin DAVID F GRABAU There is only one meaning of life: the act of living itself . — Erich Fromm 22