Brookline High School - Murivian Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

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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:

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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

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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