Brookline High School - Murivian Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

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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

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1972

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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