Brookline High School - Murivian Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1972 volume:

V 1 BROOK LINE ' W7- CO O I o o 2 3 4 THE MURIVIAN 1972 This high school is people. Real, tangible, moving, growing people: their feelings make life what it is. But good or bad, high school life belonged to us, deeply affected us. It was us! It cer- tainly didn’t lack moments of intense concern, belief and ac- tion. We remember a look, a smile, shouting voices, stomping feet; a celebration of life. The hours of working whether writing with a pen, or studying Spanish or building an engine. Thus for your pleasure and fulfillment the intent of this yearbook has been to create for the special owner a catalyst to a kind of his- tory of the year. The 1972 Murivian contains many different sometimes extremely personal points of view in order to present the spirit of our high school year. We wish to give special thanks to Robert Selame, Kathy Ham and John Lamb in appreciation of the effort on behalf of this year’s Brookline High School Murivian. 8 1 Hffin 1 li� rt i ■IPT i ity liy Table of Contents Senior Introduction page 10 Seniors page 1 1 Underclassmen page 64 Akers House page 65 Lincoln House page 83 Packard House page 101 Roberts House page 1 1 7 Departments page 133 Sports page 155 -The Senior, perhaps, does not love the school. Rather, he is attached to it. The school -has be- come a part of his life that cannot be. ignored or denied. Almost against his will, the Senior has been sucked into a vast maze of names, faces and events which have impressed themselves indelibly upon his mind. WILLIAM AGUSH Unlike most photographs this one is not worth 1 0, 000 words. Agush SHARON ALPERT Up! Up! my Friend, and quit your books, Or surely you’ll grow double: Up! Up! my Friend, and clear your looks; Why all this trouble. ARTHUR AMENDOLA PAMELA L. ALBERTO Owe no man anything, but to Love one another, for he that loveth another hath fulfilled the Law. Romans 13:8 SALVATOR ALONZO MONTE ALTMAN JOSEPH AMENDOLA IRIS HELAINE ARBEITER Nation shalt not lift up sword against nation, neither shall men learn war anymore. The Bible 12 ALLAN C. BAHN Condemn no man and consider nothing impossible. For there is no man who does not have a fu- ture. And there is nothing that does not have it ' s hour. The Talmud JUDITH BARKER LEANNE R. ARONSON boss, to a mosquito a bum tastes as good as a millionaire. archie LINDA J. ARONSON Is this really the Age of Aquarius? RICHARD BARON Live on all you conquered for you are children of the universe and makers of the living world today. RICHARD BARRY JONI M. BASS believe in the sun even when it is not shining. I believe in love even when I am alone. I believe in God even when he is silent EDWARD F. BAUMEISTER SALLY L. BAXTER ARTHUR E. BERMAN CAROLYN D. BERG Today ' s the first day of the rest of your life. DIANNE LOUISE BERKMAN Behold, this dreamer cometh WARREN BEACH MARK A. BERMAN DIANNE BIVINS, “RIBS” . . In order for Black people to gain unity, they must first learn to love and respect each other. ” LEONARD BIERINGER REN E BIGAUD love you, I love you, I love you I do. But don ' t get excited, I love monkeys too. ARTHUR BIANCHINI Lo que ws es lo que cogeras. PERRY A BLASS From the ashes we can build another day. JONATHAN BLOOM JANET BORIS SANDRA BORIS PETER BORNSTEIN SUSAN BORTMAN DENISE BRACKET! can’t be contented with yes- terday ' s glories, I can ' t live on promises winter to spring. Today is my moment and now is my story I ' ll laugh and I ' ll cry and I ' ll sing. JOHN J. BRADY There is a past which is gone forever; but there is a future which is still our own. TOBY JOY BRECKER . . . standing there on freedom ' s shore-waiting for the sun. ERIC BRASS Morrison JILL MARIE DIANA BRENNEN C.R., J.M., A.L., too bad, too bad for me, too bad for you. SANDRA L. BRENT It was but yesterday we met In dream. But now our sleep has fled, an our dream Is over. And we mu: BRESINSKI JOAN BRESNICK KENNETH J. BRINE RICHARD A. BRODIE JANE E. BROWN One of my basic fears is living in a society dominated by French Horns. BERT BROWN BRENDA M. BRYANT RICHARD S. BUCHANAN CAROL BULLARD CHUCK BURTMAN Happiness is being with the per- son or persons you like (R.H.), and doing the things you like best. WILLA REE CALHOUN HELEN CHAN 18 DAVID B. CHASE GREG CHEPELEFF Hi Linda HELEN CHIN MABEL F. CHIN SABRINA NANCY CHIN LORNA CHOW ALCURTIS LAVERNE CLARK There ' s a thin line between love and hate. ROBERT CHILER DIANA CHIN DAVID CHIN JANICE MARIE CLAY Football and hockey Bandettes and soccer My boots and Mrs. Ogden These are a few of my favorite things. DANIEL H. CLINE I DAVID E. COGGAN BRAD COHEN The mind has a thousand eyes, And the heart but one; Yet the light of a whole life dies, When love is done. — F.W. Bourdillon THEODORE F. COLEMAN Willbur J. Go Away Right Away — Bouny TOMMY COLLINS Happiness is winning the big ones and the parties afterward. RUTH N. COLLAZOS PATRICK V. CONDON To an ex-friend hope you make out well in Med School and start a thriving Butchering ser- vice. ha ha! JOHN CONWAY JACQUELINE COOPER JOHN G. CORBETT While I am here I was learned English by mine teachers. ELLEN DIANE CAREY Imagine me and you, I do, I think about you day and night CAROLINE CORMIER Sing to the birds, they might re- member you song. BRUCE J. CROOPNICK The haft of the arrow had been feathered with one of the eagle ' s own plumes. We often give our enemies the means of our own destruction. —Aesop PATRICIA J. DALEY WILLIAM E. DALEY JR. MARY ELLEN DALZELL too am a rare pattern! Amy Lowell SUSAN DAMSKY Stephen Stills LINDY DELVECHIO CANDY DENENBERG Love in your heart wasn ' t put Life is a tragedy to those who there to stay, Love isn ' t Love feel and a comedy to those who ‘till you give it away. think. LISE DINAPOLI Let not thy thoughts destroy thy VINCENT DIMENTO peace of mind. BARRY JAY EHRLICH Sometimes I can laugh and cry, and I can ' t remember why-but I still love those goodtimes gone by. Hold on to them close or let them go. James Taylor ROBIN KAREN ELIAS How can people find their for- tune if they cannot find them- selves? i 1 ROGER B. FELIX REBECCA B. FALL Love is: Listening to his excuse even though you don’t believe it Tommy. LINDA J. FARRELL We judge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing, while oth- ers judge us by what we have already done. —Henry Wadsworth Longfellow SANDRA G. FEINBERG BARBARA JEAN FINEBERG Happiness is: Being with HER- KA, And having him Home for good!! CAROL MAREE FINNEY Smiling faces show no traces of the evil that lurks within. Can you dig It? ESTHER ANN FISHBANE did not hear the words you said Instead, I heard the love. DEBORAH L. FISHER With the strength to admit my mistakes and a sense of respect for myself and others, my chan- ces of peace are greater. NEILA FREEDMAN PRISCILLA R. FRITZ DALE N. FULLBRIGHT THERESA A. FLANNERY I ' Ve are what we see. THEODORE FOUNDAS JAMES FREEDMAN Nestled in your wings my little one is special. Morning brings another sun, Tomorrow, see the things that never come today. HANIA GAJEWSKA Sometimes I think sadly to my- self, “Why? , and sometimes, “Wherefore? , and sometimes, lnasmuchas-which? -and sometimes I don ' t quite know what I am thinking about. — Eeyore (from Winnie-the-Pooh) DEBRA GALLAGHER MARGIE FREED EDWARD MARTIN GARBER I’ve emerged from Brookline High with my own identity, my own ideas, and a far greater knowledge of man and the world. ARTHUR J. GARRONE Those times seem important now and I want to live them again. Thank you B.H.S. DENISE GARRONE People come into our lives and ? walk with us a mile. But then because of circum- stance, they only stay awhile. GARY N. GELLER Knowledge is the root of all evil!! J. DAVID GELLER “something we were withhold- ing made us weak until we found it was ourselves ...” —Robert Frost PAMELA GENNERT GEORGE C. GEORGAKLIS It don ' t come easy- — Ringo Starr DAVID S. GITNER “If anything can go wrong, it will. ” — Edsel Murphy LINDA-JEAN GEWEY LORIN K. GILBERT RICHARD GEOFFREY GILMAN It never fails: everyone who really makes it, does it by bus- ting his ass. —Alan Arkin STEVEN GOLDEN In justice is relatively easy to bear, what stings is justice. — H.L. Mencken JACKI Life has many corners; STEVEN GORMAN corners have edges: Man does not live by bread edges are sharp. alone JAY GORODETZER Do what you believe in but you must believe in what you do. PAMELA ROSE GRACE Search and you will find. DEBORAH GRAY ALAN JEFFREY GREEN BARTHOLOMEW W. GREEN In this morning ' s early light the prospect ahead is already vis- ible: and it is limitless. Simone deBeauvoir SCOTT B, GREENBERG A person doesn ' t realize how fortunate he is until he is un- fortunate. AUDRIEGREGSON The greatest happiness of life is being loved for yourself ... or, more correctly, being loved in spite of yourself. Victor Hugo DONAL S. GRIFFIN JUDITH RUTH GRISHAVER ‘We can ' t return, we can only look behind from where we came, and go round and round in the circle game. Joni Mitchell CYNTHIA S. HALPERT JOHN HARRINGTON You only pass this way once. H. PETER HAVELES, JR. He is not wise to me who is wise in words only, but he who is wise in deeds. St. Gregory ELAINE HAZZARD If you’re not right be wrong in a loud voice. Lucy of Peanuts, Shultz AMY HIGGINS 30 CHRISTINE HOLLEY Don’t let the color of my skin confuse you, I swear on a stack of Bibles I won’t misuse you. Put your hand in mine- UNITE THE WORLD. ’’ MADELEINE HORVITZ T MADELINE G. HOPKINS Peace, love and happiness are riches man cannot afford, for peace, iove and happiness are found only in Christ The Lord! MICHELE HORN Happiness depends upon two things: good heaith and a poor memory. JENNIFER LEE HORNOR Froh zu sein bedarf es wenig, Und wer froh ist, ist ein koenig Anonymous JOYCE ENID KOUFFMAN Work weil done is love made visible. Mr. George Smith ROBERT J. HUNT MARILYN HAM JOYCE ELAINE JACOBSON BRUCE C. JAFFE Your sons and your daughters shall prophesy, your old men shall dream dreams, your young men shall see visions. Old Testament MICHAEL S. JABBOUR Smile, it can’t be all that bad! VICTOR E. JACOBS LINDA JASON This is what I expected but not STANLEY E. JACOBS A so soon. ALLAN JACOBS FLORENCE DAVISI ' EDWARD B, KARGIF 1 BETH A. KALIS Grant that I may not criticize my [ neighbor until I have walked a mile In his moccasins. S PAUL KALNINS jp JAMES KANTER Thank you M.L., E.P., J.S., FIAT. Preserve your memories. KANELLA KARIDOYANES Don’t let indolence keep you away from the things you have to do today. BERNIS KATZ With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beau- tiful world. LORI S. KARP But I always thought that I ' d see you again. NORMAN O. KATZ WENDY KATZ PAULA JO KAUFMAN PATRICIA KELLEHER Today is the tomorrow we wor- ried about yesterday. KAREN G. KELLEY was born and i existed. You were born into my life and now i live. ) BRADLEY GRANT KENNEDY ! Life is just like a game. Some are winners and some are los- ; ers. CHARLES D. KENNEDY TIMOTHY J. KEOHANE ALAN H. KESSEL ( JOHN KICKHAM GERARD KILGALLON Four years and three houses later. LINDA HOPE KRENTZMAN JODY KRUPP Yesterday is already a dream and tomorrow is only a vision. DEBBI S. KIRZNER Through love one creates his own personality and helps oth- ers create theirs. KATHI KLESH . . , was come into that hos- telrye . . . a company, of sondry foik, by aventure y-falie In felawshipe, and pilgrims were they alle, That toward Caunterbury wol- den ryde. RON KOPITO FORREST N. KRUTTER With all thy learning get under- standing. For gaining it is better than the gaining of silver, and the profit thereof greater than fine gold. Proverbs SUSAN R. LABOURENE Flying mother nature ' s silver seed- To a new home in the sun —Neil Young NICKY LEEMING (New-Zealand) BERNARD LEIPZIG All the world ' s a stage, and all the men and women merely players . . . And one man in his time plays many parts. — Wm. Shakespeare JAMES LEW GARY A LICHTENSTEIN JANE LENSON It is only with the heart that one can see rightly What is essential is invisible to the eyes. — Le Petit Prince DEBORAH J. LEVINE RICHARD LEWENSTEIN LAUREN JUNE LEVENSON This is my way of showing my appreciation. Thanks, Dad. JUDITH LEVITT DEBBIE LEON The only way to have a friend is to be one . Right Marian? JANICE LILLY If you cry because of losing the sun. your tears will not allow you to see the stars.— tacoci DEBRA SUSAN LUFF Time buries memories that no archeologist can uncover, Only through the doorways of your mind Can they be reclaimed VICTOR LUNG Hi! MARILYN E. LUONGO JOHN GARLAND JOAN LILJANDER LILLIAN LINDSAY Sister and Brothers. Unity is what we want and peace is what we are after and love is what we need. JANET LIPSON Strange, my desire for certain pleasures is part of my pain. JO-ANN LUCIENNE LOHR Is that all there is, Is that all there is? Then we ' ll break out the booze, and have a ball. If that ' s all there is. MICHAEL LUONGO I sure hope the road don ' t come to own me. There’s so many dreams I ' ve yet to find. —Carole King CAROL P. LURIE KIRK D. MacAULAY The government that governs less governs best T. Jefferson JANET M. MacDONALD could’ve never gotten through my 2 years in B.H.S. without Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Corco- ran. Thank you both very much and also thanks to Mrs. Magee. BONNIE MacGILLIVRAY WHAT A RUSH! JOHN F. MAHON He who conquers himself, accomplishes all . . CHUCK MAKER VINCENT P. MALONEY One cloud does not make a storm, nor one falsehood make a criminal. C. Chan LESLEY A. MARCUS . . . Hanging around until you ' ve caught on. Robert Frost, defining a college education CHARLES MARKOL KENTON H. MATSUMOTO BEVERLY ANN McCRACKEN The hours part us; But they bring us together again. I ' ll be there. JOHN McCUE ROBERT J. McGOURTY PATRICIA McHUGH KATHLEEN McMAHON CHARLES E. McMANUS SAYRE B. MERRITT Give me a man that is capable of a devotion to anything, rather than a cold, calculating average of all the virtues! Bret Haite ' � ■� MARY ELLEN MILBURY People are lonely because they build walls instead of bridges. ANDREW MITRUSI JOSHOUA MIZRAHI If you say I ' ll do it tomorrow actually you will never do it be- cause tomorrow never comes. LUCY C. MONAHAN JERRY MILLER Yes. ARNIE MILLER Life is too short to go through it with a long face . Wendie ROBERT MYERSON SYLVIA P.Y. NG May happiness be our health and future. PATRICIA NICHOLS Revolution is a vital necessity for Black people. Power and unity is the basic structure. 42 MARY JANE NORRIS MAUREEN E. O’CONNELL If you are hurt, never cry, but laugh, you must never let them know they are hurting you. DANIEL O’LEARY PAUL D. O’BRIEN 43 HOWARD NIDORF JR. STEVEN NORDBLOM EILEEN M. O’CONNELL Happiness is as big as a dream come true, and as just doing what we like to do. ROBERT NICHOLS LESLIE OLIN “If I am not for myself, who am I And when I am to myself, what am I, and if not now, when? Millel ELSA ORJUELA If the world knew how to use freedom without abusing it, tyr- anny would not exist. MONA OSTROW SHELLEY J. PANTUCK can say 7 hate you ' or 7 love you,’ but if all I do is say it, you ' re not likely to be con- vinced. DAVID W. PATEY I JOHN O’ROURKE JACQUELYN PEARL ARTHUR B. PEARLMAN Teachers say that I ' m an apa- thetic, unmoved, unaroused, unconcerned, and indifferent student. Well, I could care less. MICHAEL PERELSTEIN LAURA PLOURDE I keep living those memories-, the world is em pty without you, dad. MARK PEARLMAN We All Put the Yeast In. NANCY ELLEN PEARLSTEIN MICHAEL J. PERRY FRANCES M. PHILLIPS ROBERT J. PIGNATO You ' ve got to love what ' s love- able, and hate what ' s hateable. It takes brains to see the differ- ence. SUSAN ELLEN POPKIN You give but little when you give of your possessions; it is when you give of yourself that you truly give. Gib ' an CYNTHIA POWELL Some think America is too “damn white, some think it is all black. But, both sides are wrong. Rev. Martin Luther King, Sr. ERIC PRESSMAN CRYSTAL PRUESS Oh, there ' s nothing wrong with me; I ' ve just got cancer. DONNA B. RABATSKY JOHN C. RALEN At some time you realize that there is much more to life than LAURI RAKOFF keeping busy. JEANETTE RAPAPORT Look around The grass is high. The fields are ripe. It ' s the springtime of my life. Simon and Garfunkel ( j i I I SILVIA RAW ALMISHA L. READDY RICHARD K. ROBERTS MARK ROBINSON THOMAS ROBINSON KENNETH A RIVETZ ELIZABETH W. HOLLAND LINDA RIEMER MYRON A. ROMANUL On music drawn away, a sea- borne mariner ... I put out un- der sail. Charles Baudelaire SHARON C. ROONEY WILLIAM A. ROSENFIELD Eternal Youth is the ultimate perversion. PETER ROTHSTEIN FREDERICK S. RUBIN There are two sides to every- thing. RONALD M, SALOMON SAN JAY SAIN I RICHARD SAUNDERS STUART LEE SCHNIDER Ambition should be made of sterner stuff. William Shakespeare Antony-Ill act Scene ii-Linga MARY M. SCHROEDER Our greatest glory consists not in never failing, but in rising every time we fall. Goldsmith MICHAEL SCHIFF GEORGINA SANS We love the things we love for what they are. Robert Frost GARY SANDERS He ' s Riding. Curly Q JULIE SCHECTER DEBORAH SCHUBERT Love is something that can ' t be washed away by hours or weeks but lasts until eternity. RICHARD G. SHULMAN For the first time No Comment JAMES SEAMAN You can tell a wise man by his eyes and a fool by his mouth. Auther L. ROBERT SHECTMAN Thanks Ma. TERRI SEGOOL ROBERT SELAME Life is but mist it passes by and is no more DEBRA SELIK JANICE SEMEL My first experience when I came to Brookline High was to meet Mr. Kelly. I had the hap- piest time in my life. CINDY SHAPIRO The sly, the slick, and the wicked. MICHAEL SHER ROBERT A SHERMAN NANCY M. SHPIEGELMAN It ' s life ' s illusions I recall; I really don ' t know life at all. EDWARD M. SHUMAN JILL MARCIA SHUMAN and think not you can guide the course of love, for love, if it finds you worthy shall guide your course. Gibran ROBERT J. SIEGAL ROBERTA SIEGAL To nobody but y world which is dc night and day to r erybody else, meat hardest battle whi being can fight, ar fighting. MAELYN N. SIGAL But who ' ll tell me where to put when and for why? MARYALICE L. SILVA To be able to find joy in anoth- er ' s joy, that is the secret of happiness. JUDITH ESTHER SILVER Hear councel, and receive in- struction, that thou mayest be wise in thy latter end. Proverbs 19:20 DANIEL J. SILVERMAN Man can be destroyed but can- not be defeated. Ernest Hemingway CAROL FAY SIMANSKY Come, and talk of all the things we did today. Hear and iaugh about our funny little ways. John Sebastian DEBBIE SMITH It ' s better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all. JAMES SNEDDEN MARC STEVEN SOBLE SHARON SOLOMON it ain ' t easy . . . I know I should be thankful . . . I ' ve got friends like mine. PAULINE S. SOO HOO Knowledge is acquired by stud- ies-not by natural gifts. YIM WAH SOO HOO May the knowledge we have, be the root of success. DEAN SOUZA SARRA H. SPECTOR think . . . i think I am fore I am . . . i think. there- ODIS SPENCER JR TOM STARK Lives of great men all reminds us we can make our lives sub- lime and departing, leave be- hind us footprints on the sand of time. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow BERNARD STAHL BARBARA D. STAHLER JOHN V. G. STAUNTON JUDITH A, STOCK Come to the edge Search in darkness And fear not For thee is within. John B. Wolf JUDITH ELLEN STONE All those times, and memories we shared, last for only one mo- ment. Don ' t let them slip by, too soon it all ends. HELEN SUE CATHY SUITS TO ALL THE CRAZY KIDS OF AMERICA . . . M.M. JAYNE L. SULLOWAY What one has, one ought to use: and whatever he does he should do with all his might. —Cicero RODERICK PHILLIPS THALER “If one pursues any one noble effort long enough and hard enough it will eventually help people. —Dr. George Cotzias WENDY TITLEBAUM MARIA ANITA TERRES Love alone resists all, conquers all: With love in one ' s heart One is armed with the power of Heaven —Lao-Tse ELAINE TRENT ROGER S. TRILLING And where are the Zorbas of yesteryear? STEVEN P. TULER ANDREW TURESKY I would rather fail in something that I know would someday suc- ceed, than succeed in some- thing that I know would some- day fail. NANCY TYNAN JILL D. URDANG MICHAEL NOMIKOS VAPORIS Cowards live longer. PATRICIA MAE VAUGHT No Statement LESLIE ANNE VIEN Purple rabbits and Ducks . . . Herkamier and Ezmerelda . . . Amen . . . long walks . . . KGLV JOHN F. WACKER JUDITH LYNNE WAHTERA To loose the life you have, for greater life; To leave the friends you loved, for greater loving.— COLLEEN M. WARD LINDA WARREN Rick -your love makes my life a beautiful place to be. LYNNE WARREN Aint no mountain high enough, aint no valley low enough, aint no river wide enough, to keep me from getting to you R.B.W, STURGES B. WATKINS MARCIA WERCHOL LESTER WHEELER EVELYN ANN WHITNEY ROBERTA WILLIAMS THOMAS J. WINSLOW ELEANOR WONG SARAH WOLFF JOANNA WONG TOM WONG I WARREN W. WONG NELSON WOOD JAMES YEE LISA YONG LILLIAN M. WORTON ROSE S. YARCHUN There are places I ' ll remember all my life, some have changed, Some forever not better. Some have gone, some remain. These places had their moments . . . PATTI ANN YOUNG It is better to have one friend of great value, than many friends who are good for nothing! JOSEPH YUNG CHESTER A WYCHE LILI ZAFARANI MIRIAM CAROL ZARSKY “The world of the future is not yet born, it is elusive, fluid, made of the light from which dreams are woven. ” Zorba the Greek PAUL M. ZIEFF WENDY B. ZUCKERNIK -Learn the sweet magic of a cheerful face.- AMADO CEPEDA ROBERT E. DRISCOLL MARK M. FREEMAN LINDA GAMER KATHLEEN MACINTYRE DEBORAH A. MUSE FRED WITTEN “Love concedes in a moment what we can hardly attain by ef- fort after years of trial. ” Goethe VICTOR G. SAMBOL JONATHAN SILVERMAN MARSHA SUSAN ROSS JOANNE TYSZKOWSKI Sometimes the lights all shining on me Other times I can barely see. Lately it occurs to me What a long strange trip its been . . . FREDERIC S. WEISS J. Garcia You die now Charlie UNPHOTOGRAPHED SENIORS William H. Alfredson Richard Alonso Wayne S. Alpert Joseph Annese Linda L. Bacon Constance Baram William W. Barclay Roger Belbel Stephen R. Benson Paul Berube Allen Bluestein David Brody Wayne Brody Michael Brooks Douglas Brown Paul S. Card Mary Anne Carroll Brian R. Cason Jennifer Chang Michael J. Chapman Kenneth W. Chin Phyllis Clifford Edward F. Collins Paul S. Connors Hilary Coons Marsha Cornblatt Joan M. Costa Cornelius Crowley Terry B. Crystal Maria E. De Young Robert J. DiCarlo Michael Jean Dillon Howard G. Dubin Michael A. Duke Lorraine M. Dyer Eric A. Eisack Paul Elgart Jeffrey A. Entner Beth Faegre Donald L. Farrell John Feeney Daniel M. Feuerstein Jerald P. Fine Stephen M. Finley Ena L. Fox Eric W. Friedman Howard A. Friedman Robert T. Frost William A. Furtardo Linda J. Geary Jared Goldfine Patricia A. Goldstein Dean Goor Edward F. Gould Althea Greenan Mark E. Greenglass Donald Haggerty Julian P, Heggie Peter T. Hession Michelle E. Hogan Philip M. James Elizabeth A. Jones Jesse A. Jones Ashok Joshi Kevin Joy Gary Kaitz George Kalipolitis Ira G. Katz Joan Kilbrick Jane Kinzer Mark E. Kleiman Phyllis N. Kohn Paul K. Koster Lisa B. Koufman Robert A. Kriensky Anna L. Lane Voravudh Lapsuphalitch Rose Larrabee Kristine Lee Theresa Lee Donna M. Leonardo George Levas Ronald E. Levine Nivia Levy Michael B. Lieb Mary J. Lynch Gordon N. MacCollum John Macinnis Sandra A. Marcoux Melody Marder William Markham Georgina Markol Alan S. Martin Paul S, Mason Diane H. Mavrellis Michael D. McCaffrey John D. McCarthy Jean McIntosh Martin McKinnon Richard S. McNamara Pamela Mendes Jane Meredith Victoria J. Merrick Frank D. Milbury Margo Miller Donna J. Minkle Mark Norris Christopher Norton Marie E. Oberton Daniel O’Leary Barney L. Osserman Ellen M. O’Toole Noray Ozerson Luis Pardo Ellen Paris Lynn F. Parkerson Jennifer L. Parkins Lora Patterson Stephen W. Pender Richard Perlmuter Owen H. Prague David Rachlin Richard A. Radin Garrett J. Ransom Ellen M. Reilly Charles Reiman Jon K. Roberts Kenneth A. Roberts Curtis C. Rodd Bruce M. Rosen Joy B. Rosen Kenneth J. Rudman Bridget G. Ryan Isaac S. Seigel Robert Selvey Beth Shapiro Roy Shapiro Peter D. Shifres Debra L. Shifrin Jonathan Shubow Bruno Siegeltuch Gary B. Slabine Norman Snyder Stephen M. Snyder Laure Solet Robert J. Stachel Douglas G. Stanger Laura H. Stock Robert Sturdy Thomas J. Sullivan Hong L. Tam Marula Theoklitau Richard A. Thomas Stephen F. Thompson Michel H. Tresfort Valerie J. Tumolo Karel Vissel Gail D. Vittori Alexander Von Lichtenburg Carol D. Waitzkin Judith M. Warshaver Thomas B. White Leda M. Whitman Elizabeth A. Williams Michael Wright Helen Yee Nancie Yee Pamela Yules 62 -r ' • ,;J ' ft ■ VA Row 1: Mimi Silva, Lindy DelVecchio, Diane Berkman, Evelyn Whitney. Row 2: Ricky Gilman, Rod Thaler, Gary Saunders, Mark Pearlman, Peter Havales Senior Steering Committee 63 i At 8:05 a.m. they begin to scatter, half asleep, they pour out of buses, cars, trolleys, bunching up at doorways, ducking cars across Greenough Street, shuffling through the quadrangle: dressed in jeans, bellbottoms, miniskirts, turtlenecks— a maze of shapes and colors. Looking closer, the shapes separate, individuals, gradually emerge through four years of high school. AKERS HOUSE Mr. Arthur Dedinsky Mrs. Kathleen Maggee 1 ♦ 1. Mrs. Freidman 12. 2. Charles Stark 13. 3. Gayle Stone 14. 4. Marcy Tefft 15. 5. Susan Tetove 16. 6. Donna Taggart 17. 7. Jon T uresky 18. 8. Robert Schwarz 19. 9. Michael Giustino 20. 10. Brenda Summers 21. 11. Gary Travis 22. William Sterett j Danny Simes Danny Yee Paula Stone Gerry Turgeon Joan Stoller Betty Yee Annette Wong Judy Yee Terry Turgeon , Ken Smith f 66 4 146 1 . Margery Copel 2. Gail Smallwood 3. Karen Braithwaite 4. Miss Alonzo 5. Jean Brassil 6. Howard Cohen 7. Kim Charles 8. J. Brassil 9. Lynne Connors 10. Pat Carroll 1 1 . Rachel Silber 12. Shellie Brenneman 13. Richard Chimalenski 14. Howard Chain 15. Steve Clifford 16. Amy Connors 1 7. Joe Coleman 18. Wilbur Chin 148 1 . Steven Mason 1 1 . Peter Maimonis 2. John Harris 12. Mark Sweeney 3. Elizabeth Velazquez 13. Steve Marcus 4. Carl Mactae 14. Steve Levine 5. Jane Lu 15. Dr. Fernandez 6. Susan Madow 16. Helen Lew 7. Marvin Mayer 17. Diane Goor 8. Thomas Macki 18. Rosemary Lynch 9. James Malin 1 9. Kate Matson 10, Paul Martin 20. Steve Ng 68 ± ' i 246 (Ti 1 . Liz Dever 2. Maria Alonso 3. Susan Berliner 4. Sally Cook 5. LeeAnn Boles 6. Maxine Aaronson 7. Izak Ben-Meir 8. Mark Browne 9. Gary Belt 10. Ronald Bloom 1 1 . Joseph Bornstein 12. Neil Bychek 13. Sharon Boudreau 14. Sue Butler 15. Linda Bryant 16. Matthew Blank 17. Louis Berenberg 18. Helena Bisschop 19. Gary Aufiero 20. Danny Gross 21 . Mr. Kunitz 69 ft-Tl 1 1 . Richard Simmons 2. Jeff Cohen 3. Frank Silber 4. Debbie Greene 5. David Stanton 6. Kathy Silva 7. Curtis Coggan 8. Jari-Ann Saunders 9. Anita Smullin 10. Cindy Soroko 1 1 . Mara Chleck 12. Vern Buggies 13. Greg Tsopelas 14. Chris VanPiper 15. Mussie Shore 16. Curtis Soo-Hoo 1 7. Ellen Spillane 18. Pam Grindle 19. Mr. Petruleuage 20. Marc Levine 21 . Evan Maze 22. Jo-Anne Martin 23. Karen Schultz 24. Audrey Chalpen 70 I i I I 253 1 . Emanuel Argirous 10. Margarie Appel 2. Steven Levine 1 1 . Donna Beberman 3. Mitchell Asch 12. Hillary Barnett 4. John Ball 13. Donald Adams 5. Isaac Belbel 14. Vivian Chan 6. Robert Badger 15. Laura Barbaur 7. Philip Aluf 16. Wendi Briefer 8. Lisa Allen 1 7. Diane Arsenault 9. Sandra Berman 71 254 2 . 5 6 . 7. 8 , 9. 10 . 11 . 12 . Norma Solberg 13. Michael Segool Lisa Weisman 14. Aline Fajnzylber Emily Kahn 15. Lisa Nelson Harriet Angfenger 16. Debbie Forrest Mark Porter 17. Nataliy Stein Robert Turesky 18. Carol Ford Kenny Young 19. Ed Vien Laurie Scherer 20. Paul Ward Elyse Winokur 21. John Coffman Nancy Zizza 22. Alan Cedar Nancy Braft 23. Robert Leonardo Paul Wolf I 72 255 (fl 1 . Lisa Nelson 2. Karen Keith 3. Mary Murphy 4. Marcy Clebnik 5. Carol Kerstein 6. William DeLorie 7. Debbie del Rio 8. Mark Evans 9. Billy DiCarlo 10. Edamae Levatin 1 1 . Paul Dyer 12. James Zuckernik 13. Douglas Camiel 14. Mark Barcus 15. Ernest LaBarge 1 6. Peter Weiner 17. Hadrian Omerler 18. Mike McHugh 19. Jimmy Hamelberg 20. Anthony Eouse 73 258 (?i (T[ f3 rrif?i 1. 15. Denial Green 2. 16. Jeff Becker 3. Donny Melnecheck 17. Linda Taggart 4. Cathy Dooley 18. Charlotte Karsh 5. Netta Davis 19. Sue Chin 6. Andrea Coffin 20. Suzanna Chin 7. Baren Knowles 21 . Dotty Duggan 8. Nancy Thiffault 22. Alison Murphy 9. Marilyn Maryan 23. Bobby Lazarus 10. Lisa Kamb 24. Michael Hurvitz 1 1 , Sane Leve 25. Mike Young 12. Jill Weisberg 26. Rudy Baurer 13. Wendy Jacobs 27. Miles Katz 14. James Perry 28. Larry Bernard 74 260 1 . Cheryl Olsen 2. Woon Yee 3. Beverly Peacock 4. Beth Freedberg 5. Sandra Seaman 6. Donna Parker 7. Rhonda Ceder 8. Susan Silverstein 9. Elizabeth Silverman 10. Susan Bells 11. Robert Scuiton 12. Richard Baltimore 13. Warren Pinches 14. Jack Efrouison 15. Lauora Fauger 16. Ed Moy 17. Michael Fisher 18. Neal Leswald 19. Jacob Kagan 261 1 . Gerald Lavery 11. David Harris 2. Johnny Lewis 12 . Louis Portis 3. Karl Gee 13. Andy Hession 4. Jesse Slater 14. Paul Chimirlinski 5. Steve Shankle 15. Carol Stanton 6. Mark Weinberg 16. Marie Messitt 7. Reginia Kennedy 17. Leila Tsakarissianou 8. Fern Smith 18. Joan Sher 9. Patricia Kelly 0. Betsy Auerbach 19. Martha Simes 76 Ji 262 1 . Mark Baron 13, Denise Beaumont 2. Peter Brody 14. Joyce Aaron 3. David Boudreau 15. Linda Bloomfield 4. Kathy Bleiwas 16. Anita Anderson 5. Maria Benet 17. Julian Bergschneider 6. Renee Abramson 18. Mrs. Quitt 7. Bill Allen 19. Miss Lizzack 8. Matt Baron 20. Linda Bradley 9. Patrick Berube 21 . Leslie Archer 10. David Bardfield 22. Sheryl Brill 1 1 . Michael Akasian 23. Rachel Arau 12. Debbie Amendole 24. Rhoda Abelow gR Bl 263 m m ® S m 01 p ' f;, f?i 1 . Eileen Collyer 1 1 . Larry Derany 2. Pauline Dicenzo 12. Douglas Corb 3. Joan Chin 13. Jim Cassidy 4. Beth Fields 14. Tom Duggan 5. Caroline Coleman 15. Gary Oakes 6. Diane Chang 16. Brian Dirrane 7. Susan Delanlian 1 7. Mike Cline 8. Ida Doetsch 18. Harris Englander 9. Sue Anne Eng 10. Jameselenne Bunker 19. Ed Chao 78 265 f?l (31 (5l ffel 1 . Earlene Freedman 2. Glaudine Gecel 3. Paula Jabbour 4. Joan Griffin 5. Debbie Holz 6. Debby Greene 7. Judy Gatz 8. Amy Greenberg 9. Shelly Gordon 10. Jo-Anne Gould 1 1 . Paul Grauds 12. Neil Harrington 13. David Fox 14. Sunil Joshi 15. Alan Harfield 16. Mrs. Welch 17. David Forman 18. Dyke Hoy 19. Leslie Greengard 20. Jimmy Greenblatt 21 . Daniel Goldberg 22. Jackie Jew 23. Eric Grinberg 266 mf2if3i 1 . Nancy Mitchell 2. Nancy McMahon 3. Sandra Mavrellis 4. Gary Kayokachoian 5. Marilyn King 6. Susan Leary 7. Phyllis Lee 8. Susan Lazarus 9. Thomas Kilduff 10. Donald Libbey 1 1 . David Lefkowith 12. Michael Laffey 13. William McCue 14. John McManus 15. Michael Mahon 16. Peter Kaufman 1 7. Lisa Milton 18. Darlene Martin 19. Lorian Judd 20. Debra Mann 21 . Michell Markham 22. John McCaffrey 23. Jonathan Lewis 80 267 1 . Margie Pepper 1 1 . Mitchell Paine 2. Noelle Rilleau 12. Idelle Penn 3. Kern Morehead 13. Mark Rubin 4. Tom Scialdone 14. Russ Norton 5. Melinda Saloman 15. David Roche 6. Henry Poras 16. Alan Moy 7. Barry Sapeira 17. Beth Fleischer 8. Jonathan Moy 18. Sue Roseman 9. Debra Rosenfield 19. Pamela Pappas 10. June Murphy 81 I 1 . Roberta Steinberg 2. Terry Young 3. Nancy Schwartz 4. Debra Spunt 5. Kathy Thornton 6. Henry Stein 7. Wendy Shindler 8. Susan Shalek 9. Elaine Stewart 10. Nathaniel Stewart 1 1 . John Sheehan 1 2. Bradford White 13. Richard Thompson 1 4. Steven Slabine 15. Susan Stewart 16. Julie Wolfe 17. Faith Williams 18. David Sturdy 19. Stuart Wong 20. Gerard Taylor 21 . Frank Sullivan 1 82 LINCOLN HOUSE Mr. Albert Krapf Miss Mary Mitchell 323 1 . Miss Pessalano 12. Fred Cantor 2. Alan Pol onsky 13. Gene Harris 3. Dan Nesson 14. John Parker 4. Jim O ' Neil 15. Steve Ostroff 5. David Bauer 16. Al Rose 6. Joe Plett 1 7. Howie Newman 7. Kathy O’Brien 18. Bob Lebeaux 8. Linda Pintelli 19. Dave Nidorf 9. Doreen O’Connell 20. Jacks Sparks 0. Debbie Pearlstein 21 . Aline Gross 1 . Richard Paris 22. Mike O’Leary I j i j! i, J.! 84 324 1 . Mrs. Underwood 2. Eilene Melville 3. Lisa Cotton 4. Arlene McFarlane 5. Pam Morris 6. Robin Murphy 7. Anne Morphy 8. Ann Griffin 9. Dia Menyuok 10. Pat McLoughlin 1 1 . Peter Weinburg 12. Richard Melville 13. Steve Moran 14. Jim Meyers 1 5. Moss Sidell 16. James Moscow 1 7. Jay Hetternan 18. Gordon Mull 19. Steve Mitchell 20. Mark Chalpin 21. Jeff Narod 22. David McGuire I 85 1 . Nick Diamond 12. Russell Grand 2. Trisha Mooney 13. Darrell Curtis 3. Peggy Dalzell 14. Steve Cores 4. Belinda Curtin 15. Brian Davis 5. Diana Benson 16. Ricky Costello 6. Anne Boyd 17. Steve Eisenberg 7. Susan Sturdy 18. Gus Martinez 8. Mary Daly 19. John Collins 9. Jean Liljander 20. Mr. William Robinson 10. Patty Radin 21. Ronald Cronin 1 1 . Nancy Gerstein 22. Michael Zack 86 I I I 326 1 . Diane Engan 2. Wendie Wolff 3. Glen Holt 4. Debbie Early 5. Gary Fay 6. Linda Feldman 7. Martha Fairbank 8. Keith Lurie 9. Janice Egan 10. James Faherty 1 1 . Larry Winston 12. Michele Roseman 13. Greg Eustis 14. Kenny Wong 15. Robert Feinberg 16. Joel McDonough 17. Peter Fay 18. Mark Jackson 19. Jamie MacGregor 87 327 1 . Mark Fields 2. Jason Gallant 3. Bonni Fishbein 4. Ellen Finkelstein 5. Jill Kahn 6. Paula Gallagher 7. Maureen Forbes 8. Viki Korisky 9. Ellen Gardner 10. Caren Freedman 1 1 . Fern Fineberg 12. Helen Gee 13. Barbara Fienman 14. Mr. Crafts 15. Catherine Wilkins 16. Gabor Balombos 1 7. Ronald Finestone 18. Shahaf Gal 19. Steve Friedberg 20. Ed Furgol 21 . Gabriel Pilpel 88 7 1 . i ' ii i, [■ David Hayes 10. Mrs. Goldberg Mary O ' Brien 1 1 . Kathy Loyce Tom Soo Hoo 12. Sherri Krauthamer Yair Bryan 13. Iris Goulston Lee Ann DiMasi 14. Quincy Cotton Niki Midaic 15. Leo Locke Paul Baver 16. Gary Cobb Jerry Fleishman Doris Wong 17. Michelle Nortoz li ( f i 89 _ ■ ir, E fi 335 rPi m 1 . Patty Norky 10. Joyce Bullard 2. Christi Hannahs 11. Manquenite Welch 3. Sharona Bentoy 12. Steven Finkle 4. Selina Sung 13. Meryl Lazrus 5 Amy Greenburg 14. Joe Geller 6. Wisly Quan 15. Mrs. Metzger 7. Sean O’Brien 16. Mike Goldman 8. Carol Sherman 9. Cindy Collins 17. Edward Cullinane 90 1 . Steve Rourke 1 2. Chris Siebolt 2. Ken Brackett 13. Debra Connolly 3. Ed McLean 14. Pat Carroll 4. Melissa Giller 15. Joe May 5. Dee Dee Henneman 16. Mike Finn 6. Grace Paradise 17. Joe Godfrey 7. Lee Dublin 18. Mr. Piechota 8. Serge Zdanovich 19. Bob Bianchini 9. Mike Miller 20. Tony Blackman 10. Larry Hunt 1 1 . Regina Clay 21 . Roger Mello 91 IliSKi 340 1 . Lawrence Kushi 2. Linda Shermont 3. Robin Showstack 4. Sheryl Brown 5. Thaddeus Fox 6. Jeffrey Levine 7. Paul Liberman 8. Susan Muse 9. Joan Gay 10. Sheree Daub 1 1 . Lenua Boroff 12. Hugh Greenglass 13. Barry Friedman 14. James Moriarty 15. Paul Arnstein 16. Howard Wong 1 7. Paul Serries 18. John Sullivan 19. Gary Lender 20. Coley Roberts 92 341 1 . Heidi Benson 2. Sharon Cornet 3. Barbara Hunt 4. Barry Lederman 5. Jeff Mills 6. Robert Jacobs 7. Michael Romanul 8. Ellen Gordan 9. Debbie Sneddon 10. Melvin Stoler 1 1 . Barbara Wolfe 12. Brian McCarthy 13. Michelle Garnet 14. Chris Lalley 15. Joe Mizrahi 16. Tom Tynan 17. Sara Mark 18. Eddie Aronson 93 343 ftl fn r?ir3 f?irn 1 . Mrs. Schwartz 2. Miss Angelopolous 3. Faye Rachlin 4. Ellen Brody 5. Jim Mallock 6. Candy French 7. Stella Tenenbarry 8. Allan MacDermid 9. Matt Berry 10. Marla Englander 1 1 . Bob Donovin 12. Peggy Hiscock 13. Peter Sweeney 14. Ricky Kleiman 15. Ken Temple 16. Stuart Rosenblatt 17. David Koretsky 18. Dorothy Spears 94 344 1 . Tom Conroy 10. Sue Solomon 2. Harry Conforti 1 1 . Helen Kanter 3. Steve Katzen 12. Amy Loax 4. Billy Mullaney 13. Peggy Sheehan 5. Jim McKeown 14. Marsha Isenberg 6. Richard Juneo 15. Carole Sempson 7. Mr. Tipton 16. Che Wong 8. John Uittori 17. Mike Yee 9. Marla Jaffe 95 407 1 . Ron Felix 2. Luis Arias 3. Mrs. Susan Johnson 4. Lynne Driscoll 5. Felicia Grippo 6. Steven Cutler 7. Ken Fox 8. David Grenier 9. Brian McGrail 10. Carol Flynn 1 1 Michelle Cravatts 12. Sara Gitner 13. Beth Greenspan 14. Debbie Bernstein 15. Cindy Elias 16. Lisa David 1 7. Sean Doyle 18. Alan Davidson 19. Cynthia Gaffney 20. Jim Griffith 21 Michele Grusby 22 Tom Doherty 23. Mary Donovan 24 Paula Eiseman 25. Karen Goldrich 96 Walking into the cafeteria you always pass a bunch of kids, hanging on the banister, leaning on the walls. Inside, the large room is a static. People are talking, laughing, chattering. The radio station broadcasting is blaring. The tables around lunch- time are always crowded and there are a number of souls burdened with a purchased tray of bought food, desperately seeking a place at one of the many quadrangle tables. Those who are lucky enough to have a seat with their friends are smil- ing, wild happenings being related to the grinning listeners, hands gesturing fanatically. Girls holding straws with their wrists bent, guys leaning against the backs of chairs. Ladies in white are picking up trash, mopping tabletops, pushing around barrels. Someone across the way has forgotten a spoon or a fork. Coats are thrown over chairs, and someone making his way through the jungle of tables will ever knock you with his elbow. 97 408 f! f?l fio (iT� 04 i ' 3l fP| ( 1 . Donald Marcoux 2. Anthony Johnson 3. Julie Lilly 4. Diane Jaffe 5. Nancy Lubell 6. June Lee 7. Siubhan Hansen 8. Charles Heintz 9. Mark Morgan 10. Cheryl Marx 1 1 . Steven Hunt 1 2. Richard Kantor 13. Jan Heffel 14. Elizabeth Kean 15. Wilson Liu 16. Joseph Haberger 17. Debra Kamm 18. Toni Morgan 19 Ann Harrington 20. Janet Lally 21 . Andrew Lurie 22. Charles Leonardo 23. Peggy Kelly 24. David Hochberg 25. Mark Lorenzo 98 1. Andrea Rosengard 2. Beth Nadel 3. Doreen Norcastro 4. Debra Plowden 5. Debra Patti 6. Jean Messet 7. Beverly Robinson 8. Sara Naggar 9. Donna Dewdeny 10. Heather Maxon 1 1 . Sheri Mason 12. Robert Mullaney 13. Peter Ricchuiti 14. Jonathan Kay 15. Debra Randolph 16. Theresea Neilly 17. Richard Reardon 18. Catherine Pfeiffer 19. Cindy Ruby 20. Hilda Chin 21 . Joseph McCarthy 22. John Peters 23. Steven Peck 24. Joseph McMann 25. Miss R. Richmond 26. John Murphy 410 1 . Maureen Tees 14. David Wahtera 2. Beth Sass 15. Miss Tiews 3. Ann Stratton 16. Karen Stern 4. Ellen Stotsky 1 7. Mathew Sawyer 5. Michael Sullivan 18. Joseph Siebolt 6. Michael McNally 19. Kenneth Bauer 7. Steven Sager 20. Peleg Gal 8. Angela Torres 21 . Kevin Sheehan 9. Marilyn Wong 22. Duane Simmons 10. Benita Woll 23. Kurt Zelman 1 1 . Carole Thompson 24 Aaron Zuckerberg 12. Charmalne Williams 25. Robert Stern 13. Harvey Tobin 26. Edward Siegal 100 I PACKARD HOUSE Mr. Charles Webb Miss Katherine Connor i i I 352 51 1 . Diane Rezendes 2. Edward Carpenter 3. Beth Ross 4. Alisa Jonas 5. Robert Redstone 6. Amy Rosenberg 7. Phoebe Ramler 8. Paula Gustin 9. Mr. Forsythe 10. Janice Huber 1 1 . Linda Barrett 12. Jodi Goldberg 13. Joyce Reardon 14. Jane Riley 15. Neven Rabadjija 16. David Bower 17. Ken Rabinovitz 18. Leslie Quint 19. Peter Hutchinson 20. Robert Pugatch 21. David Wolf 22. Joe Rabinovitz 23. Keith Rose 24. Bill Riley 102 353 fT 1 . Lori Segal 2. Shelley Zieff 3. Lisa Shectman 4. Roz Segal 5. Paul Saltalamacchia 6. Michael Uanovich 7. Alan Ziskend 8. George Deraneu 9. Mrs. Howard 10. Eva Chan 1 1 . Marcia Sheinfield 12. Connie Baram 13. Judith Thiffault 14. Janet Sutherland 15. Jonathan Hite 16. Douglas Smith 17. Andre Stellingsma 18. Richard Zall 19. Kenny Tichnor 20. Matthew Green L f 103 354 1 . Julie Klickenstein 12. John Hansen 2. Louise Cook 13. Greg Clark 3. Lauriaine Potter 14. Ann Kelly 4. Steven Bing-You 15. Julie Klickstein 5. Johara Steinerk 16. Carol Colbert 6. Antonie Shelel 1 7. Bill Brown 7 Ken Liu 18. Charles Myer 8. Ken Jaffe 19. John Howard 9. Johnny Seto 20. Ann Flattery 10. Fred McHugh 21. Louise Schelerark 1 1 . Don Markal 104 1 . Katie Walsh 12 2. Carl Shapiro 13. 3. Bill Seibolt 14 4. Tom Semper 15 5. Francis Young 16 6. Joan Ryack 17. 7. Cyd Scardino 18. 8. Debbie Wilbur 19. 9. Donna Sackanoff 20. 10. Alicia Chin 21. 1 1 . Alan Segal Doris Wong Leslie Griffin Joel Segal Mr. Slaven Paul Shea Alan Treffler Paul Shindler Norman Zarsky David Nesson David Sklar 105 378 1 . Joanne Donovan 2. Martin Lurie 3. Robert Meisterman 4. Lori Charles 5. Elizabeth Lawlor 6. Nathan Copeland 7. Deborah Moroney 8. Jody Malmonis 9. Patricia Daldt 10. Felicia Carpenter 1 1 . Lynn Simard 12. Andreas Von Huene 13. Deborah Farrell 14. John Vemis 15. Brian Burke 16. Patrick Von Huene 17. Robert Phillips 18. Gerard Tarantino 19. Steve Meyers 106 .1 I j 1 . Rose Robinson 2. Bobby Lennick 3. Richard Becker 4. Debra Abramhoff 5. Arline Geronimus 6. Lisa Jacobson 7. Nancy Feldman 8. Chris Teres 9. Jodee Siegal 10. Bruce Katz 1 1 . Billy Rozon 12. Linda Parker 13. Kathi Ham 14. Ronnie Belcher 107 361 ( 3 ) 1 . Marc McGarry 10. Martha Gaetz 2. Erika Tarlin 1 1 . Lisa Wiegand 3. Charyl Davidson 12. Sandra Marquis 4. Steven Lepler 13. Sepp Bergschneider 5. Lesley Livingston 14. Peter Wadsworth 6. Agnes MacPherson 15. Nigul Leeming 7. Doreen Marae 16. Carol Cruickshank 8. Nancy Hind 1 7. Beth Bagley 9. Mary Egan 18. Mr. C. 108 363 (?l 1 . Susan Waitzkin 2. Louis Weinstein 3. Tommy Joy 4. Wayne Leong 5. Helene Hess 6. Joe Moscaritolo 7. Sharon Stotsky 8. Cathy O’Connor 9. Rose Chin 10. Matthew Stah 11. Albert Rose 12. William Baumeister 13. Diane Prendiville 14. Glenn Carle 15. Thomas Bell 16. Richard Buckley 17. Robert Dugan 18. Donna Maginnis 19. Michael McGourty 109 364 1 . Annette Gregson 1 1 . Barbara Siegel 2. Marva Braithwaite 12. Ufra Yaffie 3. Gail Connolly 13. Nancy Reimer 4. Cheryl Thompson 14. Kevin Griffen 5. Jean Hiule 15. Keith Dropkin 6. Chau Kwong 16. Henry Daley 7. Joseph Fallon 17. John Nicolopolous 8. Robert Gillis 18. Stephen Smith 9. Larial Boyd 19. Charles Thomas 0. Susan Stoke 20. Robert Cohen 110 370 1. Neil Patt 9. Donna Martin 2. Kevin Doucette 10. Valerie Sherman 3. Julian Hyman 1 1 . Amy Sherman 4. Dan Riley 12. Margret Minsky 5. Jeff Korman 13. Mr. Fox 6. Greg Dana 14. Judy O ' Brien 7. Cliff Feiffer 15. Natalie Lebow 8. David Steinburst 111 294 1 . John Carey 2. Mark Connor 3. Clay Coffey 4. Alan Brussel 5. Stella Barlow 6. Suzanne Blalock 7. Evelyn Bugley 8. Susan Burnes 9. Adella Clark 10. Margie Backman 1 1 . Robin Alpers 12. Michele Bratman 13. Roberta Bloom 14. Heidi Canner 15. Linda Brown 16. Claudia Brass 17. Lisa Caulfield 18. Claire Crane 19. Pat Black 20. Al Coons 21 . Bryan Corbett 22. Brian Clougherty 23. Steve Carey 24. Steve Christopher 25. Maurice Baran 26. Steven Beft 27. Mr. McCarthy 112 295 (S)f (3 f2) (5 (a?) (1) ffl f5l f?WTl ff) (fi 1 . Mrs. Schreiber 14. Ellen Golding 2. Mark Harington 15. Debbie Diamond 3. Pam Delvecchio 16. Diann Fishbein 4. Rieko Hayashi 1 7. Bronwyn Gunnis 5. Kim Evans 18. Sharon Fisher 6. Marcia Goldberg 19. Pamela Flynn 7. Marcia Fowler 20. Larry Friedman 8. Ricky Gordon 21 . Leo Fett 9. Amy Haveles 22. Jeff Goodman 10. Susan Wong 23. Joshua Gutoff 1 1 . Gail Gorodetzer 24. Raymond Forse 12. Joslin Ham 13. Nancy Fisher 25. Kevin Egan 113 (23 1 . Heidi Jones 2. Terry Loo 3. Peggy Leary 4. Karen Kaplan 5. Daisy Hopkins 6. Sarah Kaloupek 7. Civia Lee 8. Carolyn Marcus 9. Chil Kurinsky 10. Anthony Mandra 1 1 Jeff Horblet 12. Bob Kessel 13. Steve Karidoyanes 14. John Hennessey 15. Harold Huxtable 16. Rupert Leeming 17. Phil Herman 18. Helen Klapes 19 Marjorie Lynch 20. Joyce MacIntyre 21 Patti Lilly 22. John Malimn 23. Donald Issacs 24. Randy Lim 25. David Kane 26. Scott MacGillivray 27. Michael Leirr 28. Jimmy Jacques 29. Natan Lukinsky 385 1 5. Gary Miller 16. Barry Norman 1 7. Ellen McCarthy 18. Eva O’Malley 19. Peter Nadeay 20. Janet O ' Brien 21 . Joey Murphy 22. Jane Butterworth 23. Linden Mosk 24. Michael Melville 25. Kathy Dasso 26. Mrs. Springer 27. Steven Robins 14. Carl Rao 1 . Tom Mellins 2. Brenda Nyman 3. Katey Nyhan 4. Amy Nelson 5. Mary Ellen McAbee 6. Karen Quinn 7. Debbie McGrial 8. Mercia McKenzie 9. Kenny Miller 10. Meryl Rachlin 1 1 . Karen Rosenberg 12. Pat O’Connell 13. Jimmy Muse 115 I fl 388 (1o m r?i fi) 1 . Mitchell Shifrin 2. Elizabeth Walsh 3. Janet Sullivan 4. Alice Ward 5. Miss Splendore 6. Elizabeth Shakin 7. Jill Wadsworth 8. Mara Yules 9. Scott Silver 10. Robin Wilson 1 1 . Fredrick Trilling 12. Sonia Sultan 13. Jennifer Shubow 14. Richard Segal 15. Alexander Schapiro 16. Jon Tamkin 17. Phyllis Whitcomb 18. Glenda Wong 19. Mark Young 20. Monique Zenner 21 . Karen Sydney 22. Linda Saizman 23. Robert Wilbur 24. Lisa Shulman 25. Ann Soo Hoo 116 ROBERTS HOUSE Mr. John Passalaqua Mrs. Elaine Kline 117 206 S) ( 5 ) 5 m r5l5) 1 . Teresa Kirby 13. Marsha Kodis 2. Adah King 14. Patricia Keohane 3. John Kirrane 15. Sandy Koch 4. Debby Laufer 16. Alan Kogos 5. Mary Dunnag 1 7. Jeffry Lefman 6 Nancy Lane 18. Robert Leung 7. Edith Kingsley 19. Kenneth Kniaz 8. Rita Kelliher 20. John Lee 9. Debbie Hueber 21 . James Krupp 0. Greg Lally 22. David Levine 1 . Robert Leary 23. David Kuropatkin 12. Jeffrey Larouche 118 300 1 . Wendy Shuman 12. Rhonda Cole 2. Jon Walshaw 13. Miss Brooks 3. Scott Whitman 14. Andrea White 4. Elise Vissel 1 5. Ellen Winston 5. Karen Waters 1 6. Jeff Berkman 6. Murray Wolf 17. Robert Donovan 7. Amy Lee 18. Jeff Wolfe 8. Inge Makee 19. Mike Watchmaker 9. Janet White 20. Jeff Weisman 10. Alice Wolff 21. Chari Byrne 1 1 . Cheryl Dansky 22. Sandra Evans 119 303 1 . Kathy Griffin 2. Susan Kaufman 3. Sheila Hairston 4. Amy Goldstein 5. Gilbert Hoy 6. Debbie Kampler 7. Rena Gray 8. Alissa Gold 9. Kula Karidoyanes 10. Tonya Mackay 1 1 . Michael Griffin 12. Peter Greene 13. Bruce Gutierrez 14. Pat Harrington 15. David Gottler 16. Joey Gulley 1 7. Barry Goldstein 18. Miss Petranic 19. Steve Hershberg 20. Steve Hersh 21 . Maggie Crunter 22. Nancy Gold 23. Alan Gould I 120 304 1 . Joycie Jacobson 2. Maureen Hershman 3. Karen Helfand 4. Holly Huxtable 5. Susan Horblit 6. Marianne Horblit 7. Pam Hogan 8. Steven Kessel 9. Ken Hughes 10. Matthew Kantor 1 1 . Richie Paley 12. David Kaye 13. Gabriel Velazquez 14. Tim Jew 1 5. Arthur Goldberg 16. Laurel Helfen 17. Wendy Jung 18. Donna Kalapolitis 19. Mark Golden 20. Earl Jacobs 21. Bill Hunt 22. Debbie Hamburger 23. Joan Harrison 24. Jon Katz 25. Elaine Leung 26. Mr. Sterndale 27. Leon Ovellette 28. Richie Johnson 29. Gloria Hinds 30. Arthur Godfrey 121 307 1 . Mrs. Dugal 13. Elena Lepore 2. Jill Sperber 14. Cynthia Libbey 3. Timothe Litt 15. James MacFarlane 4. Laura Nunn 16. Harold Wilion 5. Lori Somers 1 7. Paul Greenan 6. Robert Thompson 18. Winston Wong 7. James Lu 19. Steven Levy 8. Ileana Mederos 20. Robert Levy 9. Wanda Lim 21 . Joseph Loporto 10. Kim Harrison 22 Mary Loporto 1 1 . Joanne Levine 12. Caren Arnstein 23. Sue Gee Lee 122 201 1 . Sandra Fader 2. Linda Leombruno 3. Pamela Dana 4. Judy Warfield 5. Robert Riley 6. David Stoller 7. Nick Cormier 8. Debby Harrain 9. Joel Wolf 10. Larry Bell 1 1 . Mat Conley 12. Larry Moy 13. Alan Tear 14. Joel Newman 15. Lolly Wallace 16. Ellisa Sacks 17. Victor Powell 18. Steve Whitman 19. Robert O ' Maley 20. Amy Flannagan 21 . Marggie Steffrent 22. Debbie Forch 23. Lauren Hystichtz 24. Claudia White 25. Joann Miller 26. Janice Peuder 27. Diana Reeves 123 202 1 . John Downes 15. Louise Bryan 2. Bruce Ramin 16. Paul Coleman 3. Michael Podhorzer 17. John Morrissey 4. Linda Chang 18. Leo Carney 5. Lisa Greenfield 19. Eric Johnson 6. Pamela Lipshutz 20. David Prendiville 7. Sue Novicki 21. David Wong 8. Michael Crowley 22. Ralph Wyche 9. Marilyn Dunning 23. Leonard Garber 10. Dennis Anderson 24. Leo Collins 1 1 . Janet Sinclair 25. Errol Johnson 12. Richard Schwartz 26. Mrs. Corcoran 13. Raphael Feuerstein 27. Ellen Mosner 14. Andrei Slezak 124 208 1. Joyce Wilkins 2. Robin Schaffer 3. Holli Henry 4. Doreen Violette 5. Kathleen McCarron 6. Raphael Limontas 7. David Small 8. Louis Karidoyanes 9. Roy Sallen 10. Paul Joyce 1 1 . Ellen Tarlow 12. Joe Suabez 13. Susan Sager 14. Sarah Bradshaw 15. Michael Goldberg 16. Kevin O’Boy 17. Tom Small 18. Mark Rosenthol 19. Jerry Tisser 20. Albert Lewis 21 . Bdan Doherty 22. Steven Wright 125 213 1 . Robert Fairbank 2. Donna Mullen 3. Mau Seto 4. Stephen Doldt 5. Oscar Gagliardi 6. Tom Doyle 7. Frank Coker 8. Darlene Baughman 9. Kevin Casey 10. Mike Crovin 1 1 . Roy Wilson 12. Jim Joyce 13. Teddie Joy 14. Jamie Murray 15. Jon Epstein 16. Lori Fisher 1 7. Brian Bennett 18. Bob Silverman 19. Mr. Goldman 20. Jacki Blander 21 . Crystal Clary 22. Megan Gunnis 23. Linda Kaplan 24. Nancy Garland 25. Eddie Oppenheim 126 214 fT fTl 1 . David Benton 2. Steve Reibstein 3. Joe Hennessey 4. Mike Lynch 5. Gerald Kassner 6. Laura Alpert 7. Marilynn Soolman 8. Doreen Horn 9. Debbie Korisky 10. Jack Lally 1 1 . Mike Lew 12. Richard Eld 13. Robert McPherson 14. Jim Constantine 15. Jon Spector 16. Alan Horowitz 1 7. Mark Sullivan 18. Marc Hetnick 19. Tom Corcoran 20. Ireith Kreisman 21 . Alan Goldberg 22. Lynn McDonald 23. Michael Carr 24. Susan Brodeur 25. Miss Landry 127 200 (Hi rJ 1 . Larry Berney 2. Rick Belben 3. Jonathan Currie 4. Percy Cook 5. Nora Chorover 6. Hamish Blackman 7. Christ Crowley 8. Brinton Corb 9. Mrs. Roland 10. Judy Bryan 1 1 . Hilda Chin 12. Dan Cohen 13. Terry Burer 14. Gregg Boyd 15. Patty Butler 16. Andrea Blander 1 7. Diane Alpert 18. Heidi Berenson 128 311 (l?) ( 5 f3l f?l 1 . Pamela MacMillan 2. Ruth Katz 3. Andrea Lepeir 4. Howard Hyde 5. Robert Jacobs 6. Sheila Kilgallon 7. Nadia Kohan 8. Patricia Libby 9. Kenneth Lewar 10. Charles MacClellan 1 1 . Jeffrey Hutnick 12. Eric Jellison 13. Steven Leven 14. Kenneth Kao 15. Johanua Koch 16. Robert Jacobs 1 7. Timothy Tally 18. Daryl McKinnon 19. Daniel Jellow 20. Susan MacGillivray 21 . Karen Katz 22. Brenton Brown 129 1 . Lynn Monahan 2. Alan Rosenthal 3. Vera Melnechuk 4. Paul Mitchell 5. Bonnie Michaelman 6. Debbie Oxnar 7. Beth Rosenberg 8. Rocky McKinnon 9. Susan Papo 10. Jimmy Ng 1 1 . Craig Miller 12. Dan Maloney 130 13. Andrew Perea 14. Billy Reily 15. Jeannie Pastan 16. Joe McNeilly 1 7. Todd Prentiss 18. Walter O ' Regan 19. Brenda Parkerson 20. Denise Robinson 21. Nora McLaughlin 22. Joyce Pender 23. Cheryl Minkle 24. Carol Ann Rosenberg 11 f I ! 1 t ii ( ■ ■ 317 fio fir fi f;3ifi ' ' I 7i f3) r i (5) fb) (7) r?) 1 . Yvette Hanna 2. Nancy Gamer 3. Caryn Forrest 4 . Mrs. Sewell 5. Richard Herbert 6. Hillel Gray 7. Steven Grosdanian 8. Don Fienman 9. Ellie DiMento 10. Diane Faber 1 1 . Pam Goldberg 12. Ann Greenan 13. Nancy Green 14. Lou DeSantis 1 5. Hani Halem 16. Michael Ferreira 1 7. Linda Gordon 18. Robin Freedman 19. Oscar Fernandez 20. Joshua Hammerman 21 . Tim Green 22. Richard Denman 23. Alan Epstein ii 393 ® aft a Q fTl (? f3 1 . Donna Shapiro 14. Jeffrey Segelman 2. Dorothy Williams 15. Robert Siegel 3. Susan Sweet 16. Alan Wong 4. Barbara Wiegand 1 7. Phil Smallwood 5. Christopher Strempek 18. Sharon Simmons 6. Jane Slater 19. Ben Steverman 7. Catherine Spillane 20. Carmel Staunton 8. Nicolette Vissel 21 . Caleb Stewart 9. Valerie Suits 22. Beth Spector 10. Mark Tuler 23. Nancy Walt 1 1 . Mark Schwarz 24. Carmela Zappala 12. David Scherer 13. Richard Warren 25. Mr. Borg I 132 Houses, homerooms, classes, attendance records! In the beginning they all seemed so dif- ferent— but the year brought changes in per- spective. For it was people we were dealing with, not rooms, courses, shapes or numbers. There were days of responsibility and irrespon- sibility and sometimes they were linked in one and were the same for all. l£j 1 ' 1 : 1 3 7 1. Margerite Greenshields 2. Martha Murdock 3. Anne Boland 4. Frances Donovan 5. Elaine Seltzer 6. Christian Ehnes— Chairman 7. John Wall 134 m -TTWr 1 i - 1 . Margaret Gouthro 2. Lillian Carter 3. Irene Incherica 4. Jessie Young 5. Patricia Sennott 6. Ellen Costello 7. Eva Allman 8. Tina DiTullio 9, Margaret Lyons 10. Agnes Klooper 1 1 . Donna Ochilther 12. Peggy Orff 13. Louise Newman 14. Truay Liljander 15. Kay Currie 16. Kathleen Quinn 1 7. Alice O’Conner 18. Yaffa Ganin 19. Georgia Moschauris Absent: Lorraine Payne Cammille Wheaton Margaret McClean Vera Karr Eileen Donovan 137 iTii] [l ! SI 1 i 1 1 . George Viglirolo 2. Susan Johnson 3 Anita Splendore 4 William Robinson 5. Edward Schluntz 6. Laurie Roland 7. Sandra Fowler 8. Dennis Becker 9. Marcia Goldberg 10 Roberta Schwartz 1 1 . Teena Ogden 1 2. Evelyn Tiews 13. Linda Pessalano 14. Rennie Richmond 15. Bruce Pennington 1 6. Steve Tipton 17. Margaret Metzger 18. Edward Belliveau 19. Elizabeth Kean 20. Susan Case 21 . Francine Wacht 22. Alan Vigneron 23. Mark Piechota 24. Jim Jordan 25. Donald Slaven 26. Nichola Bailey 27. Ethel Sadowsky 28. Carole Sager I 1 o 143 he ' s been m it for three hours... I CANT CJAIT EORTHEWNTOBEGin ' mmmmrn J ■ ' j i£j 1 5 L ? iSl L 1 3 2 1 r? _ 7 3 1.2 1 . Felix Fernandez 2. Addie Shopshire 3. Judy Thompson 4. Ruth Manter 5. Veronica Burger 6. Paul Guenett 7. Hilda Rotenburg 8. Ellen Berko 9. John Belocas 10. Sari Freedman 1 1 . Anthony Cesare 12. Waldman Eulich 13. Jean Minkle 14. Manuela Maistrelles 15. Bernice Cahn 16. Carole Landry 17. Jeanette Bonville 18. Ana Alonso 144 1 . Donald Kaplan 2. Jerry Ferzoco 3. Michael Lutch 4. Sheila Welch 5. Gretchen Underwood 6. Cynthia Leal 7. Gary Oakes 8. Elizabeth Grey 9. Deborah Quitt 10. Thomas Laddenburg 1 1 . Dan Kunitz 12. John Petrulavage 13. Pat Bing 14. Lester Landers 146 7 8 1 16 II 12 13 1 2 3 7 || 6 1 1 Marie Petranic 2. Linda Armstrong 3. Margie Dugal 4. Suzanne Brooks 5. Elaine Young 6. Janet Addelson 7. Stephen Barrasso 8. Robert Wiggin Chairman of Dept. 9. Michael Frantz 10. Albert Jean 11. Richard Sterndale 12. George Caruso Director of Mathematics 1 3. Timothy Flint Absent: Olivia Abelson Carl Borg Lois Evans Charles Lyons Judith Springer Carol Werner F. Meade Reynolds Richard Warren 148 I 12 1 J 1 . Wendy Aldeman 3 m 1 oo ■ 2. Caroiee Matsumoto 3. Robert Cohen 10 4. Carl Chellquist 1 5. John Howard T, 5 1 6. Russell Forsythe 7. Harry Lent G ii m 8. Richard Coombs 9. Robert Cunningham 10. Carlton Warren— Chairma n 1 1 . Theodore Hoffman 12. Nancy Howard Absent: Margaret Driscoll Antoinette Nardone Wallace Gleekman William Hirsh Joseph Rothstein William Fox Caroiine Daniels Louise Kosser Patrick Tierney I 150 VjJHO WAS IM CHAaOt OF-FtEOlMO THS , 1 lilBli 9 ' c ■t=- ;2 G II 7 1. Mary Beaumont 2. Ellen Borden 3. Susan Flynn 4. Esther Luster 5. Nancy Richmond 6. Shulamith Wilion 7. Frances Donovan 8. Ann Dennis 152 9. Ann Harris 10. Nora O ' Leary 1 1 . Mary Niland 12. Esther Goldberg 13. Mary Lou McMorrow 14. Marie Haymann 15. Esther Prager 16. Rita Nicholai 153 154 Sports is more than playing the game. Sports is the hours of practice, the discipline, the sore mus- cles and the skill. Sport is giving a fullness of giv- ing, the pride that comes with winning and still en- joying the game if you lose. Sport is competition, and coordinating with a team. Sport is the strength of the gymnast, the endurance of the runner, the speed of the swimmer, the power of a tackle, the cleverness of a coach. 49 Row 1: Paul Kalnins, George Morrison, Curtis Rod, Dan O ' Leary, Bob McGourty, Chuck Kennedy, Phil Reggie, Brad Kennedy, Rich Saunders, Harry Car- roll. Row 2: Coach Schluntz, Mr. Barandino, Mike McHugh, Gary Travis, Mike Perry, Jackie Hogan, Rich Simmons, Peter Greene, Bill Sterret, Jeff Ber- kman. Jay Ball, Jackie Kirrane, Phil Duggan, Jim Hamelburg, Coach Fleming, Mr. Devio— trainer. Row 3: Mike McGourty, Jeff LaRouche, Joe Lap- orto, Steve Clifford, Paul Martin, Scott Whitman, Pat Ward, Gil Hoy, Glen Holt, Jeff Cohen, Glen Carle. Absent: Bill Seibolt. Row 1: Coach Conners, Mike McGourty, Gil Hoy, Mark Sweeney, Jack Kirrane, Ted Cullinane, Kevin Griffin, Jack Lally, Mr. Robinson. Row 2: Steve Clif- ford, Brian Clinton. Brian Doherty, Brian Burke, Jeff LaRouche— captain, Jo LaPorto, Pat McLaughlin. Row 3: Rick Costello, Bruce Katz, John Sullivan, Richard Buckley, Paul Ward, Ed Vien and (Curly) Row 4: Peter Sweeney, Jay Ball, Phil Duggan, Paul Martin, Jimmy Perry. FOOTBALL Row 1: Brian Doherty, John Sullivan, Kevin Griffin, Brian Burke, Mike McGourty— captain, Jimmy Perry, Ed Vien, Curly. Row 2: Mr. Connors, Bruce Katz, Chuck Calish, Joe May, Rick Costello, Jack Lally, Rick Buckley, Tel Culainane, Paul Ward, Sean O ' brien, Mr. Robinson. We regret that there is no picture of the freshman football team. I 156 “Bob McGourty encompasses everything that you’d look for in a boy in a team sport. He is con- cerned with the welfare of the team rather than individual glory or per- formance. As captain he was an ex- cellent leader, concerned with wel- fare of every boy on the team— he had excellent team spirit. He per- formed very well despite the fact that he’s playing a game where size is an important factor. Pound for pound he was as good as any foot- ball player in the league— he was an aggressive and spirited player.’’ Coach Schluntz Bill (Blue Chip) Seibolt— Brookline High ' s All- Scholastic. 1 CHEERLEADERS AND MAJORETTES 1 Row 1: Mike O ' Leary, Joe Annese, Peter Muse— Co-captain, Paul Connors— Co-cap- tain, Tom Sullivan— Co-captain, Ken Mutsu- moto, Jim Rileyin. Row 2: Ted Steverman, Glen Carle, Steve Clifford, Gary Fay, Mare Hetnick, Glen Holt. Row 3: Tom Col- lins— manager, Jack Kirrane, Joe Guilley, Steve Rourke, Coach Divencenzo, Coach Gallagher. Aosent: Coach Cohen, Bob Pugatch— manager. The hockey team pulled an upset win over Hingham to capture second place in the Sub- urban League. Tri-Captain Tom Sullivan shared the M.V.P. (Most Valuable Player) award with the Flana- gan twins from Arlington. Junior defenseman Gary Fay made first team all-scholastic. For- mer defenseman, now forward Peter Muse made the third all-scholastic team. 161 Row 1: Coach Slaven, Peter Avergun— captain. Row 2: Mitchell Asch, Peter Maimonis, Steven Fin- ley, Phil Aluf, Larry Higginbottom, Chester Wyche, Lester Wheeler. Bruce Rosen, Isaac Belbel. This could be Coach Slaven’s 2nd los- ing season in 20 years. This however does not reflect a lack of dedication of the year’s squad. They have been pla- gued with injuries and have lost many games in overtime or by 1 point. BASKETBALL 5 - Fine leaper, bounder and has excellent moves and drive. Coaches Comment: “When Larry ' s right, he’s the best around. Potent ial middle size college guard” 163 Larry Higginbottom, C. Ave. 17.5 Best Game: Brockton— controlled bounds and scored 18 points. Great inspiration in upset win. Assets: Bruce Rosen: G. Ave. 6.1 Best Game: C.H.L.S., scored 16 points in winning cause. Assets: Great defensively, always hustling Coaches Comment: Team ' s top defensive player. Superior attitude.” Steve Finley, F. Ave. 10.2 Best Game: W. North, controlled board and scored many clutch hoops in upset victory Assets: Excellent leaper and rebound. Fine speed Coaches Comment: “Outstanding rebounder. Missed last year. Could be an outstanding college player.” Peter Avergun, cap. G. Average 8.6 Best Game: Boston Tech., kept Brookline in game with shooting and floorplay, 32 points. Assets: Excellent point man in Three-two offense. Fine attitude and leader Coaches C omment: “Fine ball handler against pressure. Peter is a highly dedicated athlete. Lester Wheeler, G.F. Ave. 2.0 Best Game: Natick— excellent all-around game. Assets: Great leaper and strength for his size. Drives well. Coaches Comment: “Last year’s lay off hurt his overall play. Good rebound for his size” Chester Wyche, F. Ave. 4.3 Best Game: Waltham— controlled the board and scored 15 points. Assets: Good rebounder and line shot. Coaches Comment: “An outstanding young man. Continually gaining self-confidence. Great college prospect.” WRESTLING Row 1: Gary Belt, Bob Schiller, Bob DiCarlo, Dale Fullbright, Bruce Guiterrez, Gil Hoy, Harry Confonti. Row 2: Gene Harris, Jeff La- rouche, Steve Gorman, Jim Rourke, Arnie Miller, Coach Cohen. Row 3: Ken Smith, Tim Greenblatt, Steven Levine, Rich Paley, Kevin Griffen, Joe Laporto. I I 164 Row 1: Chuck Maker, Victor Lung, Sal Alonzo, Peter Muse, Tom Sullivan, Joe Yung, Peter Kaplan, John Churchill, Jay Epstein, Monte Altman, Chuck Burtman. Row 2: Matt Green, Winston Wong, Victor Felseg, Steven Levine, John Katz, Shalhaf Oal, Robert Mit- chell, Sanji, Mitchell Asch, Ted Steverman, Gary Fay, Fran Yung. 166 167 Row 1: Judy Wahtera, Alcurtis Clark. Mary Ellen Dalzell, Pat McHugh-Captain, Erica Tarlin, Evie Whitney. Row 2: Jeanne Macin- tosh-manager, Eileen O’Connell, Jane Riley, Maureen O ' Connell, Debbie Green, Mary Schroeder FIELD HOCKEY Row 1; Geri Turgeon, Nora McLaughlin, Ka- ren Ouinn, Michelle Belliveau, Kathy Thorn- ton, Mary Lynch, May Flannery. Row 2: Lisa Wiggin, Kathy Silva, Peggy Leary, Mary Mur- phy, Felicia Carpenter, Louise Bryan, Peggy Sheenan, Lynn Simard, Helen Klapes, Rene Brown. I, 3 169 GIRL’S BASKETBALL Row 1: Diane Alpert, Marcia Goldberg, Mar- sha Fowler, Debby Muse, Pat McHugh, Erika Tarlin, Jamie Murray, Nora McGlaughlin. Row 2: Marva Braithwaite, Leslie Archer, Lisa Wiggin, Jody Maimonis, Beth O’Brien, Caren McGhee, Terri Segool, Peggy Shee- han, Marjanne Horblit. Row 3: Linda Parkers, Renee Brown, Marilyn Dunning, Lilly Lind- say, Dorothy Speers, Louise Bryan. Row 1: Nancy Pearlstein, Cindy Hal- pert— Captain. Row 2: Sharon Stotsky, Nancy McMahon, Terry Turgeon, Kathy Spillane. Donna MaGinnis, Helen Klapes, Heather Maxon, Janet Sutherland, Eva O ' Mally. Row 3: Susan Sager, Martha Gaetz, Amy Denen- berg, Beth Frieberg, Doreen O’Connell, Te- resa Kirby, Joy Koch, Coaches: Mrs. Roberts and Miss Kavchek. ITS NIC ' L TO 5EE TV E BOYS TAKING SUCH ANlHTEBEST IlM THE GIRLS GYrATiKSTIO TEA ' X’ ' We regret that there is no picture for the Boy’s Gymnastic team who are the Suburban League champions. Mr. Laakso, Vern Ruggles, Steve Piltch, Matt Sawyer, Rod Thaler, Daryl McKinnon, Bob Jac- bos, Eric Langenthal, Gary Pagar, Dave Pre- ndiville. Captain— Bart Green, Phil Aluf, Isaac Belbel, Greg Eustis, Mike Zack, Alan Rose, Mark Fields, Howie Cohen, Neal Piltch, Ron Salomon. CROSS COUNTRY 172 Row 1: Sue Solomn, Joyce Pender, Ellie O’Toole, Sue Maze, Karen Schultz, Dee Heinman, Lisa Caufield, Leslie Griffin. Row 2: Carol Stan- ton, Cin dy Collins, Kathy Joyce, Maryellen McAbee, Jodie Miller, Mau- reen Forbes, Janice McAbee, Kula Karidoyanes. Row 3: Miss Kavchek, Marcy Clebnik, Julie Davidson, Linda Wong, Rita Kelliher. The girl’s swimming team enjoyed their best season in years. Their league record was six wins and one loss. They placed second in their league to a very strong team from Gardener. GIRL’S SWIM TEAM Row 1: Alan Segal, Paul Shea, Steve Hershberg, Thomas Tynan, Peter Ricchiuti, John McManus, Ken Miller, Sunil Joshi, Richard Segal, Robert Dugan. Row 2: Coach James Locke, Richard Chmielinski, Captain— Alan Green, Steve Fried- berg, Patrick Von Huene, Paul Chmielinski, Steve Hersh, Robert Schwarz, Pancho Ber- gschneider, Sepp Bergschneider, Mark Evans. BOY’S SWIM TEAM 174 BASEBALL LACROSSE Row 1: Paul Martin, Dan O’Leary, Mike O ' Leary, Steve Pender, David Small, Brian Clinton, Rob- ert Mitchell, Ken Hughes, Tom Bell, Chuck Ken- nedy. Row 2: Mr. Robinson, Jeff LaRouche, Harry Carroll, Joe Rabinowitz, Peter Muse, Richard Paley, Ed Vien, Kevin Casey, Joe Gully, Mike Lynch, John Collins, Fran Yung, Robert McGourty, Howard Cohen. Row 3: Jim Malinn, Charles McManus, Paul Kalnins, John Ball, Rick Costello, Brad Kennedy, Tim Schaefer, Dale Fullbright, Ken Chin, Dan Epstein. WINTER TRACK Row 1: Gary Pager, Billy Sterrett, Jon Turesky, Tad Fox, Richie Thompson, Mark Schwartz, Mark Fields. Row 2: Howie Cohen, Thomas Small, Dave Samuels, Larry Moy, Andrea Ste- lingsma, Ken Rudman, Steve Finkle, Bobby Tu- resky, Mr. Macinerny. AND NOW FOn. Tnt ' c.Ce.lVElV OF- THE SPECTACOLftP. CATCH OF THE ' sEa. ON Glen Holt, Chuck Maker, Joe Yung, Jay Epstein, Brad Cohen, Jeff Berkman. 175 CONCERT BAND CONCERT CHOIR 1 % [Tj IPillJB WINTER CARNIVAL SEMINAR DAY c Kjr ar dlfl tnunar.dLflu sm4oaT( santinOK s v y 0Lr oa 178 Advisor: John Lamb MURIVIAN STAFF Editor-in-chief: Assistant Editors- in chief: Art Editor: Assistant: Copy Editor: Marsha Ross Leanne Aronson Nancy Etcoff Maelyn Sigal Toby Brecker Kathy Ham Carol Simansky Layout Editor: Assistant: Literary Editors: Photography Editor: Assistant: Secretary: Sports Editor: Judy Stone Rick Gilman Judy Grishaver Jill Shuman Richard Quan Ron Kopito Esther Fishbane Katie Walsh 179 The First Blizzard— Janice Lilly I didn’t need an alarm clock to get me out of bed those early winter days. even the laziest mornings needed only a windowfull of sleepy drifting snowflakes to confront my blinking eyes. the floating tinsel glitter always cleared my head better than the alarm ' s blaring buzzing and quicker even than an icy wet facecloth on those magic (and oh so special) mornings it took only 8.3 seconds to get me out of bed and run to the window find my furry pink slippers and dash down the hall to disrupt my sister’s tranquil dreams with excited turmoil (but then again there also those times when my clock’s grinding melody was preceded by her hysterical shrieks.) then the two of us would race downstairs to the kitchen after first looking carefully out the upstairs window at the front of the house to be certain that there was still no plough scooping paths and shifting drifts where only yesterday there used to be a road. the kitchen was always the warmest room in the house in winter when it snowed. or maybe it was just that we didn’t have time to feel the cold. the almighty radio was enthroned on the kitchen shelf and it only needed to be gently prodded to start spurting and gurgling forth old songs which yesterday we liked to hear but which now seemed to drag on forever. and the weary arms of the clock over the stove seemed sadly stuck in place, the musty musical melodies were finally interrupted by crackling announcements ushering in cheer and good will for almost all. “there will be no school today in Braintree, Brighton, Boston, Cambridge, Dedham, Dorchester, Needham, and Watertown classes will also be cancelled at the Humpty Dumpty nursery school in Belmont and the Jack and Jill nursery school in Waltham there will be more no school announcements in fifteen minutes.’’ and then again those dreaded droning dirges, we sat there glued to the box on the counter wishing for bushels and yards and acres of snow by the millions. waiting with all ten fingers crossed (four on each hand and the two thumbs in the middle) despising the kids in Dedham and Boston and everywhere else where school was already called off as long as here there was still a chance of having to rush and get dressed and bundled in sweaters and boots (not to go sledding or to go play in the snow) but to trudge down the road to the bus stop, and finally when the seconds merged and the minutes died their timely death we too were set free by the holy proclamations of Bud Ballou. and then again we pasted our noses to the cold window glass to stare outside. watching the lightening of the brightening day and envisioning all the horses, tunnels, cakes, and forts that were soon to arrive in our afternoon glee. PoSl ' +fvel Lc s+ Ckciirvce To Guu fV orivion MURIVIAN BUSINESS STAFF Chairman: Vice-Chairman: Advisor: Staff: Shelly Pantuck Amy Cahners Albert Jean Mara Chleck Linda Leonbruno Jeanette Rappaporte Gail Stone Maria Terras 181 This has been the 50th year that the Murivian has been to press. What made the academic year 1971-1972 different? New courses? New rooms? New people? Those certainly meant growth, devel- opment and new ideas, but that was happening when the Murivian first went to press. This year, then, wasn’t really different. Ours is an attempt to be helpful in remembrance of this year for even though the year wasn’t that kind of different from a general viewpoint, it certainly was unique to each of us. Foot steps of four years; past, fading out the door. Only to be louder, then they’ve ever been before. miSBOOKlSFORUStt , V [HE LlBRAfiY BUH.WK6 CfNlY r J