Brookline High School - Murivian Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

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Minds that have nothing to confer GINNY LANGDON ,lnd llWe ,0 P erceive ROCHELLE LARKIN I will then be a toad MICHAEL S. LAUFER DEBORAH A. LASH In the end all the love you take Is equal to the love you make . — The Beatles G JOANNE LEE all i ask of living is to have no chains on me IRWIN LEFMAN Look to thyself first before finding faults in others. 29

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LESLIE A KENNING PAMELA S. KERSEY Destiny a place far for me, a place where I hope to be tree I tried 1 7 times to make that place When I finally reached the cross- road. I fell flat on my face PAM J. KING The ruin of a nation begins in the home of its people LINDA M. KIRRANE JEFF KLAIN ALUMA KOPITO KAREN E. KORITZ Different strokes for different folks, but I am everyday people KARL F KOSTER FRANK J KOVENDY JANE KRIENSKY To be without a friend is to be poor indeed . — Somalia PHYLLIS I. KUMINS A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere Before him. I may think aloud — Emerson NEAL KUPFERMAN LARRY LAND 28

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WILLIAM C LERMAN CAROLYN LEUNG Hold on to what you got and be happy ALAN P LEVINE ANN ELLEN LEVINE wanted only to live being my true self Why was that so very difficult? JOAN I. LEVINE The pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity, the optimist, the opportunity in every difficulty JUDITH E LEVINE By three things is the world pre- served by truth, by judgment, and by peace — Rabban Simeon KENNETH R LEVINE The world is a turkey Gobble I Gobble 1 TERRI G LEVINE CHERYL A LEVITT become something to your- self — if anything 30