Brookline High School - Murivian Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1974 volume:

HEADMASTER TO THE CLASS OF 1974: During our four years together we have gone through an evolution beginning with social upheaval and political unrest to the present mood of apathy, passive- ness and societal moral decadence. 1973-1974 is marked by the emergence of a search for personal identity, a return to more traditional and even conservative patterns. Our primary education- al concern had emphasized process and now we have turned our attention to content. There is revised concern for guidelines, codes, ethics, morality and values designed to fill the vacuum which coincides with the decline of institutions — the schools, formal religious structures and political organisms. Our time of faddism, turmoil and national agony led us to hysteria and crisis. VVe have flagellated ourselves individually and castigated ourselves nationally. It is time to go forward. There are strong latter-day signals — auspicious signals marked by HOPE. Now, go! With hope, trust and yea! even faith! Our civilization has not declined as a prelude to fall. Rather, the decline presages the rise of a new man of the 21st Century. You are it! Make way confidently and gladly, for all our sakes. CARMEN P. RINALDI SCHOOL COMMITTEE First Row: (Seated) Ann H. MacDonald-Assistant Superintendent, Viola R. I’inanski, John Connerton, Alette K. Reed, Robert I. Sperber-Superintendent. Second Row: (Standing) Helen V. O ' Brien-Secretary, Joseph Robinson, Ann M. Wacker, Jacques M. Dronsick, Ellsworth E. Rosen, Brian L. Conry. Absent: Raymond McNally. Although few Brookline High students have personal contact with members of the School Committee, we are all directly affected by the decisions of this body. Last year however, in accordance with Chapter 95, Acts of 1972, the Student Advis- ory Board was formed. Five students are elected to represent the Brookline High School community in all matters before the School Committee, The two bodies meet periodically during the school year, and the students retain their posts for one year. Now at last, the students have some say in matters concerning the high school. STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD First Row: Haven Gracey, Ellen Stotsky. Second Row: Neal Piltch, Jerry Fleishman. Missing: Rick Trilling. 3 $enlor9 p. 3 Und.er ' clasmeji ffli( Sports arts p.11? fj To everything 8 there is a season. 9 I ! 1 — 1 4 f • fl� 9M r Hl r ' ShI m il a A ' ® ‘1? ■ .« ’ 4 W ■ ' 1 • ' i ; . B? ;l lAj [I sm rr ■ 14 “eyes” have it. DEBRA ABRAMHOLT LALIRIE A. ADEl.MAN RUDOLPH AGUIRRE It’s Been Real Evervone dreams m vain trying to conquer happiness. LESLIE ALLEN LAURA ALPERT DENNIS ANDERSON Mama may have and Papa may For everything you have missed. have but God bless the child who you have gained something else; has its own. and for everything you gain, you lose srtmelhmg. Emerson PAUL ARNSTEIN MK HAEL BRUCE ARONSON You can ' t always gel what you want. But if you try sometime, you ' ll find you’ll gel bv today. BETSY AUERBACH The only way to have a friend is to be one. BETH BAG LEY 17 BARBARA BAll.t Y RICHARD BALI IMORl: KEVIN BARBOZA JON I BARI . . and there vou will find the more that vou give, the less you will need to be taking . . . PAUL W BAUER Why IS it that we rejoice at a birth and grteve at a funeral? It is because we are not the person involved. DAREENE BAUGHMAN The only way to have a friend is to be one. How ' s vour buttons, trix — and your bumper? JEEEREY B BECKER Mark Twain I.AWRLiNCE BELL 18 THOMAS BELL SUSAN BELLO I only ask. that what I feel, should not be denied me now. George Harrison DAVID BENTON SHARONA BTN-TOV STPI BHROSCHN El DTR Ex omnibus partibus rducel to III 111. EAWRENCE T BERNARD MATTHEW BERRY I had six honest serving men, they taught me all I knew; their names were Where, What, When, Whv, How and Who. ROBERT BIANCHINI RAYE ANN BIELINGS Kipling RUDOLPH BISSCHOP MARIA B.IORK ANTHONY G I, BLACKMAN I prefer to be a dreamer among the humblest, with visions to be realized, than lord among those without dreams and desires. Kahili Gibran 19 USA CAMPriHLL BLAKE Blake ' s Par-a-diee. JACQUELINE BLANDER LAURA Bl.ANC JAYNE BLUVIENTHAL Love IS Javne and Don together all the time. being LHNNA NANCY BOROEE LESLIE BOUCHER Open doors New horizons Long roads ahead. 20 MARVA BRAITHWAITE Tomorrow is the first day of the rest of our lives, let us use what we’ve learned to make it better than today. Tom Small W SHERYL BROWN The sun will shine in my backdoor someday. The Grateful Dead LOUISE M BRYAN So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past. LAURIE BOYD SUSAN BETH BRODER RICHARD BUCKLEY F. Scott Fitzgerald 21 EMILY D. CAHAN To know what you prefer, instead of humbly saying Amen to what the world tells you you ought to prefer is to have kept your soul alive. JANET CAMPAGNA GLENN L. CARLE LEO G. CARNEY JR These memories lose their Rock On. meaning . . . some are dead and some are living ... In mv live I’ve loved them all. R. L. Stevenson FELICIA J. CARPENTER Education is a mutual relationship where two kinds of people can benefit from one another. MICHAEL CARR RHONDA CEDER MARK CHAN I like what I like, when I like it. Everyday People WINNIFER CHAN LINDA CHANG The most precious things are memories and love. 23 SUE CHIN HELEN CHO 25 RICHARD CHOW We claim ourselves to be superior, then why can’t we see and correct our mistakes! REGINA MARIE CLAY (GIDGET) Love is . . . spreading sunshine. MARCY LYNNE CLEBNIK I cannot predict what I will be. I can only live what I am. Betts Thanks Mom and Dad — I love you. BRIAN CLINTON FRED COBURN JOHN COFFMAN LESLIE COHEN If you smile at me I will CYNTHIA COLLINS understand ’cause that’s what everyone everywhere same language. does in the JOHN A. COLLINS JR. Patience is the key to life! John Collins 26 LEO COLLINS HARRY CONFORTI GAIL P. CONNOLLY THOMAS CONROY You can never know the meaning of true happiness until you have experienced the pain of unhappiness first. JAMES CHARLES CONSTANTINE Wise men talk because they have something to say; fools, because they have to say something. Plato LAWTON S. COOPER “They told me I wasn’t following the game plan.” James McCord. Jr. NATHANIEL COPELAND, JR. THOMAS CORCORAN NICK CORMIER 27 THOMAS R. CORVO (TEX) QUINCY COTTON I never saw so m any shocking bad hats in my life. The Duke of Wellington MICHAEL CRONIN SHEREE DAUB CHERYL B DAVIDSON BRIAN DOHERTY A constant friend is a thing rare and hard to find. PATRICIA DOLDT STEPHEN DOLDT JOANNE DONOVAN CATHERINE DOOLEY THOMAS DOYLE KEITH DROPKIN ROBERT DONOVAN 30 MARC DUBIN MARILYN DUNNING LEE ALLISON DUBLIN Some of our richest days are those in which no sun shines outwardly, but so much more a sun shines inwardly. Henry David Thoreau SAMUEL EDGERTON MARY EGAN RICHARD ELD DOROTHY DUGGAN DENISE DUGAN ROBERT DUGAN 31 MARLA ENGLANDER JONATHAN EPSTEIN MARK EVANS ROBERT FAIRBANK SANDRA FEDER Why must we look back and say, “how good it was”; why not stop and say “how good it is.” 32 NANCY P. FELDMAN “It takes 53 muscles to frown, and 26 to smile, now wouldn’t you rather smile through life?” LORI JANE FISHER Steve, I hope it will always be “Just you and me.” LL.Y.C.M. VICTOR FELSZEGl MICHAEL ROBERT EISHER Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Ralph Waldo Emerson EDWARD M. ELEISHER Future Plans: College, Yale (I pray every night). Nickname: Eddie. Pet Passion: Blondes. Favorite Song: Stardust. Pastime: Trying to loaf and barely succeeding. 1 BETH JANA FRIEDBERG “There are two paths you can go by but in the long run There’s still time to change the road you’re on.” CAROL FORD DEBRA LYNN FORREST You can’t always get what you want But if you try sometime You just might find You get what you need. Stones JEROLD H. FLEISHMAN There is only one thing stronger than all the armies i and that THADDEUS BRANDON FOX “I couln’t find it at once, but I gave myself time, concentrating intensely.” — Herman Hesse BARRY FRIEDMAN MARTHA GAETZ Man is the only animal who blushes ... or neeJ to. E. Darwin VANESSA ELIZABETH FRIEDMAN “Goodness had nothing to do with it.” Mae West LEONARD JAY GARBER God heals and the doctor gets the fee. Ben Franklin NANCY GARLAND 35 KARL GEE JOSEPH T. GELLER MICHELE A. GARNET “The fact is that 1 did now know how to understand anything. I ought to have judged by deeds and not by words. “ ANTHONY C. GENTILE JOAN M. GAY ARLINE GERONIMUS 36 KIM GIBBS MICHAEL GOLDMAN JOHN L. GOMS ELLEN GORDON I ANDREA DALE GOFFIN Many limes I loved Many times been bitten Many times I’ve gazed Along the open road. Led Zeppelin IRIS GOULSTON He flattered himself on being a man without any prejudices; and this pretension itself is a very great prejudice. Anatole France AMY GREENBERG I listen quietly to peoples opinions. I am curious and attentive. After all they’re entitled to their own dumb opinions. LISE DARRELL GREENFIELD I know you believe you understand what I said, but I’m not sure that you realize that what you heard is not what I meant. JAMES HAMELBERG KEVIN GRIFFIN ANNETTE GREGSON The Lord is first. My friends are second And I am third. Gayle Sayers KATHRYN HAM Auf Flugeln des Gesanges “On Wings of Song” — Heinrich Heine MEGAN GUNNIS JUDY HARSFIELD Thank goodness for dining hall breakfasts, kentucky fried chicken, schemes, problems, the library, fnends, and people having a nice day. DEBORAH HARRAN DAVID HARRIS 38 DAVID HAYES NANCY HINDS “When friendship is found, hold on to it, and never let it go.” MARC S. HETNIK HELENE HESS JOSEPH HENNESSEY DOREEN HORN If I am not for myself who will be for me, if I am only for myself what am I. MARGARET HISCOCK CYNTHIA HOHLER 39 JULIAN E. HYMAN Always laugh at yourself Who cares what a dummy thinks! Don Rickies MARLA JAFFE You wouldn’t be so concerned what people think of you if you knew how seldom they do. MARSHA ISENBERG “Only that day dawns to which we are awake.” Henry David Thoreau ROBERT JACOBS LISA JACOBSON KATHIE JOYCE Cherish yesterday Dream tomorrow Live today — Fireball ERIC JOHNSON ERROL JOHNSON 40 PAUL JOYCE JACOB KAGAN Two roads diverged in a wood. and I took the one less travelled by. And that has made all the difference. Robert Frost STEVEN KALISH Only the nose knows. RICHARD JUNCO SELINA JUNG LOUIS KARIDOYANES Nothing ventured, nothing gained . . . Don’t be afraid to try So dream big dreams, reach for the stars. And set your standards high. G.W.D. HELEN JANE KANTER The greatest joy on earth ... to love and be loved! LINDA KAPLAN Ice cream has no bones, orange Juice with ice is nice, and hamburgers don ' t bounce. 4J CARLOTTE SUE KARSH If you smile at me, I will understand, ’cause that is something everyone does in the same language. Crosby, Stills and Nash STEVEN KATZEN JEROLD KASSNER B R UC E K ATZ M Y LES KATZ The best is yet to be. The last of life, for which the first was made. - Browning KAREN C. KEITH PATRICIA KELLY SUE ANN KELMAN REGINA M. KENNEDY JEEFREY KERMAN How cruelly sweet are the echoes that start, when memory plays an old tune on the heart. 42 CAROL KERSTEIN RITA KILGALLON JOHN KING RICKY KLEIMAN DEBRA KORISKY SHERRI L. KRAUTHAMER Don’t make me over . . . IRITH KREISMAN PETER S. KULKA — Dionne Warwick ELIZABETH E. LAWLOR When you find something, hold on to it and never let it go. MERYL JUDITH LAZARUS Don’t it always seem to go. That you don ' t know what you ' ve got till it’s gone. — Joni Mitchell ROBERT LAZARUS As 1 leave you, 1 want you to know, you won’t have me to kick around any more. — R. Nixon 44 RICHARD LE BLANC Oh Canada!” NIGEL B. LEEMING GARY LENDER If I don’t find some shelter. I’m going to fade away, oh shelter It’s just a shot away. — Mick Jagger and the Rolling Stones LINDA M. LEOMBRUNO “Two roads diverged in the woods, and I, I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference.” — Robert Frost ROBERT LEONARDO 45 DONNA LEONE STEVEN LEPLER EDAMAE LEVATIN Our world can be saved by the educated mind, if the educated mind. JEFFREY STANN LEVINE JONATHAN S. LEWIS I wasn ' t born to follow. — Byrds, Easy Rider 46 RAPHAEL LIMONTAS LAUREN ILISE LIPSHUTZ He is indeed wise who leads yo u to the threshold of your own mind. — Kahlil Gibran PAMELA J. LIPSHUTZ It is never any good dwelling on good-byes. It ' s not the being together that it prolongs, it ' s the parting. — Bibesco ERIC DAVID LIPSITT “It is better to know some of the questions than all of the answers.” - James Thurber LAURA LIPSON LESLEY LIVINGSTON Truth is like a beam of light that clarifies, beautifies, and beckons. LEO LOCKE STEVEN LUBAR MARTIN LURIE Nec Temere Nec Timide 47 DOREEN MACRAE How Can You Live In A World That’s Constantly Changing! DONNA LEE MAGINNIS Let us be the first to give a friendly sign, to smile first, speak first and if such a thing is necessary — forgive first. — C. R. Gibson JODY MAIMONIS JAMES MALLOCK SARA MARK The Cat is gone it’s up to Pat. DONNA MARTIN MICHELLE P. MASCOLL 48 JOSEPH P. MAY SUSAN MAZE “I believe in the sun Even when it is not shining I believe in love Even when I feel it not I believe in God Even when He is silent.” KATHLEEN MCCARON JAMES P. MCCORMACK So much of life ahead We’ll find a place where there’s room to grow And yes We’ve Just Begun LYNN A. MCDONALD There’s no time to delay, We’ve got to live for Today. — Chicago MICHAEL MCGOURTY J. GORDON MCMORROW 49 ROBERT MCPHERSON STEVEN MEYERS ROBERT MEISTERMAN All things have two handles, beware of the wrong one. HADRIAN J. C. MERLER That we may hear The whisper of falling snow — . . . Take time to be silent MARIA MESSITT “You can do anything if you try hard enough. PATRICIA ANN MILBURY From this school I ' ve learned to take the good with the bad (and the ugly!) JODI MILLER Friends I will remember you Think of you. Pray for you When another day is through I’ll still be friends with you! 50 MARILYN C. MORGAN We’re free to go Where we wish And to be what we are. — Jonathan Livingston Seagull ELMER MOSQUERA JOHN G. MORRISSEY “We’re outta’ here!” DEBBIE MORONEY ELLEN RACHEL MOSNER “ . . . and loving it!” WILLIAM MULLANEY EDWIN MOY LARRY P. MOY 51 1 DONNA MULLEN From Big Sister B. B. Mullen to my Baby Brother Gabooba Coffman, ALISON MURPHY Give the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. MARY MURPHY “Tug Boat” You can ' t always get what you want. r JOEL NEWMAN JOANNE NICKERSON JOHN NICOLOPOULOS JAMIE ANNE MURRAY “No matter how great you are, peanut butter still sticks to the roof of your mouth” ROBERT S. NECKES “No mattter what happens in my course of life everything will work out for the best.” 52 PATRICIA NORKY SEAN O’BRIEN SUSAN L. NOVICKI I’ve learned that a truly happy person is one who believes in herself, good luck to everyone! KEVIN O’ BOY BETH O’BRIEN In the mountains of truth you never climb in vain. — Nietzche CATHERINE O’CONNOR EDWARD O’MALLEY It is better to have one friend worth something Than to have many friends worth nothing. EDWARD OPPENHEIM S3 GARY PAGAR NEIL R PATT GRACE PARADISE Certain people have filled in this caption so I am making it certain that nothing is put here. BEVERLY PEACOCK There comes a time when we all must let go of childhood pleasures that pleased us so — — Bev Peacock JANICE PENDER JAMES PERRY 54 MARK PORTER YUKOLTORN PUTHAPOL EILEEN PICKMAN VICTOR POWELL NEIL PILTCH Life is to be enjoyed, don’t let its best parts allude you. WISELY QUAN STEPHEN PICKER MICHAEL PODHORZER FAYE B. RACHLIN A man must be part of the passion and action of his time at peril of being judged not to have lived. Am Yisrael Chai BRUCE RAMIN DIANA REEVES DANIEL RILEY PHILLIP A ROBERTSON JOSEPH ROBINSON ROSE GAIL ROBINSON Hard to tell you how I feel, everything is so unreal . . . this life is a hard thing to get through . . . — The Me Nobody Knows SARAH PENELOPE ROBINSON It was the nightingale, and not the lark. — William Shakespeare STEVEN ROTHSTEIN STEVEN D. ROURKE Politics: it is the right business if one compromises his ideas, it is the wrong business if one compromises his ideals. — John F. Kennedy i. MARK ROSENTHAL 57 WILLIAM ROZON ■H SUSAN L. SAGER If we only have love Then tomorrow will dawn And the days of our years Will rise on that morn, - J. Brel CHERYL ANN RUSSEL ELLISA SACKS (Cheri) To be someone special . . . somewhere, sometime, somehow MARK M. SADOWSKY If you can’t stand for something, you’re apt to fall for anything. — William Sloane Coffin ROBIN JAN SCHAFFER Life is too short to go through it with a long face. 58 ROY SALLEN At Brookline High, you learn more than sciences. Foreign Languages, History, And English . . . You learn about yourself and other people. DAVID SAMUELS III If you can’t sleep at night It’s not the coffee It’s the bunk. PHOEBE AGNES SCHMIDT Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connait point. — P ascal MARJORIE SCHWARTZ We are never so happy nor so unhappy as we imagine. — La Rochefoucauld LESLIE SCHIFF LAUREL SCHREIBER RICHARD L. SCHWARTZ SANDY SEAMAN If in heaven, We don’t meet Hand in hand We’ll stand the heat If it gets intensely hot Pepsi-cola hits the spot. MARILYN P. SCHULTZ MICHAEL SEGOOL 59 STEVEN M SHANKLE It is time for a new generation of leadership to cope with new problems and new opportunities. For there is a new world to be won. - J. F. K. KAREN D. SHASHOUA In my mind’s eye, Horatio. — Shakespeare MARGARET SHEEHAN The future of mankind is in the hands of those strong enough to give others reasons for living and hoping. MICHAL SHEKEL JOAN D. SHER BETSY SHERMAN And so my fantasy becomes reality and I must be what I must be and face tomorrow. — Paul Simon ETHAN SHEKEL To my teachers and classmates, a sincere thank you. CAROL SHERMAN What is true no two men know What is gone is gone. 60 VALERIE A. SHERMAN Was I clever? Was I charming? Was I disconcerting? Disarming Was I wise? Was I fun? P. S. You can make it. AMY SHUMAN Don’t Compromise Yourself — it’s All you’ve got. Janis Joplin il LINDA ANNE SHERMONT We May Never Pass This Way Again Seals and Crofts J DIANE SHIFTMAN You’ve got to have friends to make That day last long. Mark Klingman-Buzzy Linhart Bette Midler ROBIN LYNNE SHOWSTACK To MLCSLMR-MAN No bird soars too high, if he soars With his own wings. William Blake LIZ SHUMAN The pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity, the optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty. JODEE SIEGEL Silences make the real conversations between friends. Not the saying, but the never needing to say. Margaret Lee Runbeck BARBARA ANN SIEGEL In necessary things, unity: in doubtful things, liberty; m all things, charity. EDWARD SIENICKI MARTHA SIMES If I told you what it takes to reach the highest high. You’d laugh and say nothing’s that simple. The Who DAVID C. SMALL ROBERT A. SILVERMAN So many things are possible just as long as you don’t know that they’re impossible. CAROL ANN SIMPSON Never run so fast that you can’t smell the flowers. SUSAN GAIL SILVERSTEIN If you smile at me I will understand ’cause that’s something that everyone does in the same language. JESSE SLATER THOMAS SMALL Let us preserve the essentials of a happy existence between us all: Love, Brotherhood, Peace, and Respect LYNN SIMARD There are no heights too great to dream of. 62 MARILYNN SOOLMAN CAROL ANN STANTON Tomorrow Comes Creepin’ In . . . G. F. DEBRA SUE SNEDDON The world is a circle without a beginning and nobody knows where it really ends. B, Bacharach DOROTHY MAE SPEARS CHERYL SNYDER You don’t really know How great you can be. How much you can love. What you can accomplish. Until you try. JONATHAN SPECTOR It boggles the mind! C. Booth FERN SMITH NORMA SOLBERG CHERYL SPENCE 63 MATTHEW N. STEIN This picture was produced, directed, written and stared bv Matthew Stein and thanks for listening and bye for now. DAVID STOLLER NATALIE STEIN BILLY STEINHAUSER SHARON ANN STOTSKY A pearl is built by pain around a grain of sand. What longing built our bodies around what grains? JOSEPH E. SUAREZ It’s been fun — but I wouldn’t do it again. MEL STOLER If you want to endure this world, equip yourself with a heart that can withstand suffering. Midrash: Leviticus Rabbah, 30 JOANNE SULLIVAN The days of: burke’s beach, red trucks, felix, mickey mouse, oar- boats, forget it! The last resort buckskin, and rouer. 64 MARK SULLIVAN PETER SWEENEY When angry, count four; when very angry, swear. Twain LINDA MARIE TAGGART Until your dreams come true. Dream on. KEN TEMPLE Am yisroel chai GERARD TARANTINO ERIKA TARLIN 65 NANCY L. THIFFAULT All one’s life is music, if one touches the notes right, and in time. (Right Mr. Kelly?) John Ruskin NICHOLAS TRENT LEILA TSAKARISSIANOU The question about everything was, would it bring a blush to the cheek of the young person. — Anonymous ROBERT J. TURESKY I can. CHERYL A. THOMPSON 66 EDWARD VIEN ANDREAS VON HUENE DOREEN VIOLETTE Love, I’ve had it, and I’ve not had it. But I’d much rather have it from my friends and from my mom. PATRICK VON HUENE One morning I woke up and I knew you were really gone. A new way and new 6yes to see the dawn. Carry on. PAUL WARD PAULA VON LICHTENBERG THOMAS TYNAN JOHN E. VITTORI LAURALIE WALLACE “We judge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing, while others judge us by what we have already done.’’ Longfellow ANN SUSAN WAX MARK THOMAS WEINBERG But you’re just a mirror reflecting a show Quiet on the scene now come out and take a bow Don’t restrain yourself. Timothy B. Schmit LOUIS WEINSTEIN He whose deeds exceed his wisdom, his wisdom shall endure; but he whose wisdom exceeds his deed, shall be forgotten. Talmud JILL C. WEISBERG STEVEN WHITMAN LISA SUE WEISMAN MARGUERITE A. WELCH So I must be going now I’m losing time my friend. Looking for a rainbow down This highway in the wind. CLAUDIA WHITE Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. 68 A.G. ELIZABETH WIEGAND I know that love is worth the time it takes to find. Rod McKuen JOEL H. WOLE Has it ever occurred to anyone that space may eventually conquer man? — Mark Beltaire, PETER L. WIENER JOYCE L WILKINS When skies are hanged and oceans drowned, The single secret will still be man. — E. E. Cummings BARBARA L. WOLE “The main thing in life is not to be afraid to be human” - Pablo Cassals PAUL WOLE CHE SING WONG Everything is linked bv necessity and arranged for the best. — Voltaire DAVID WONG 69 1 I KENNETH YONG Attributes in making a successful executive: well organized memory, a taste for hard work, a courage to take risk, and the will to listen to others. I WOON YEE “The only significant thing is one’s own (spirit) that exalts itself above all things without losing its vision” R H NANCY ZIZZA 1 CAMERA SHY SENIORS RAZ ATID RICHARD BECKER BRIAN BENNET REBECCA BLANK KENNETH BRACKETT SARAH BRADSHAW NANCY BRAFF DANIEL BREEN ELLEN BRODY RICHARD BROWN SORIN BRULL DOUGLAS CAMIEL KEVIN CASEY ALAN CEDER LORNA CHALPIN FRANCIS COKER PHILLIPA CROCKETT EDWARD CULLINANE GREGORY DANA PAMELA DANA WILLIAM DELORIE WILLIAM DI CARLO PAUL DYER JACK EFROMSON JOHN EGAN ANTHONY EOUSE JOHN FOLEY MELISSA GILLER ROBERT GILLIS RICHARD GLYNN JOSEPH GODFREY MICHAEL GOLDBERG MICHAEL HORVITZ ALAN HORWITZ LAWRENCE HUNT JEAN HWEE WENDY JACOBS NEIL JESWALD JAMES JOYCE CHRISTOPHER LALLY PATRICIA KIRCHDORFER ERNEST LABARGE MARIA LANE EDWARD LEE ROBERT LENNICK WAYNE LEONG WILLIAM LEUNG PAUL LIBERMAN EVAN LURIE SANDRA MARQUIS EVAN MAZE BRIAN MCCARTHY MARC MCGARRY GABRIELLE MCKAYLE CLODAGH MCKENNEY JAMES MCKEOWN EDWARD MCLEAN DANIEL MCSHEA JONATHAN MILLER JANET MINNER JOSEPH MOSCARITOLO LISA NELSON LYNNE NELSON MICHELLE NORTON JUDITH O’BRIEN DAVID PETERS CLIFFORD PFEIFFER EDWARD PHILLIPS WARREN PINCHES DAVID PRENDIVILLE DIANE PRENDIVILLE STEVEN REIBSTEIN MARY REIS NANCY RIEMER ROBERT RILEY KATHERINE ROTH PAUL SERRIES MAY SETO CAREN SHALEK LARRY SHAPIRO DEBORAH SILTON ANDREI SLEZAK CHUCK SOO HOO BARNETT STEARN DAVID STEINHURST PAUL SULLIVAN PATRICK SYMON FRANCIS TAW ALAN TEAS WALTER TYSZKOWSKl CHERYL VIGODA KAREL VISSEL PETER WADSWORTH SUSAN WAITZKIN WENDI WEBERG KATHLEEN WILBER DAVID WILMORE ROY WILSON JOHN WISEMAN DORIS WONG MICHAEL YEE undcrcias men JUNIORS Roberts 120 Row I: Agnes CJooch, Sheila Kilgallon, Susan MacGillivary, Mary Lynch, Palricia Libby, Howard Hyde, Gene Ferris Row 2: Miss Robinson, Roberta Jacobs, Karen Katz, Ruth Katz, Nadia Kahan, Eric Jellson, Timothy Lally, Mark Harrington Row 2: Kenny Kao, Bobby Jacobs, Steven Leven, Joy Koch, Adam Slezak Row 4: Vimal Raheja, JefT Hutmk, Kenny LeMar, Daryl McKinnon, Dan Jello, Richard Kirby Roberts 200 Row I : Jeff Connel, David Grenier, Bruce Hall, Hamish Blackman Row 2: Darcy Huebler, Diane Alpert, Brinton Corb, Heidi Berenson, Christopher Crowley, Gary Clay Row 3: Amy Kitay, Patricia Butler, Polly Chin, Hilda Chin. Annette Bogot Row 4: Richard Costello, Daniel Cohen, Larry Barney, Percy Cook, Mr, Leverich Absent: Deborah Brown, Judith Bryant Akers 262 Row I : Anita Anderson, Deborah Amendola, Joyce Aaron, Lancy Swartz, Sheryl Brill, Maria Benet, Renee Abramson Row 2: Denise Beaumont. Peter Brody. Rhonda Abelow, Cathy Bleiwas, John Barbour, Mrs, Quitt Row 3: Lynda Bradley, Matt Barron, Richard Bean, Michael Akashian, Patrick Berube, Richard Brown Row 4: David Bardfield, Howard Beye, Pancho Bergschneider, Stephen Scott Absent: David Boudreau, Karen Madacrin 74 Akers 263 Row I : Debbie Evans, Beth Fields, Joan Chin, Nancy Mitchell, Caroline Coleman, Sue Anne Wong, Mr. Oakes Row 2: Tom Foley, David Duke, Caren Chepeloff, Ida Doetsch, Sarah Caldwell, Diane Chang, Susan Delanjian, Jamesie Bunker Row .J; Rafe Cooper, Ed Chao, Michael Cline, Larry Deraney, Brian Dirrane, jimmy Cassidy, Tom Duggan Absent: Pauline Dicenzo Akers 265 Row I: Kate Seeders, Marilyn Chasen, Carolyn Alper, Richard Close, Cathy Cahners, David Breen Row 2: Miss Costopoulos, Lily Chin, Ellen Cohen, Joni-Sue Blinderman, Dawn Berenberg, Olga Micheles, Susie Chin, Nancy Berliner Row 3: Ellen Boland, Sheila Berkman, Saundy Chin, Steven Chamberlain Row 4: Renee Brown, Dana Barnett, Rod Chin, David Berkman, Blair Campbell, Mike Buchanan Absent: Martin Alperen, Kevin Bell, Diana Brown I 1 Is.’ ’•1 ‘ B 1 He; r - Bn Akers 266 Row I: Michele Brushy, Kenny Fox, Ronald Felix, Michelle Cravatts, Beth Greenspan, Sara Gitner, Brian Gorelick Row 2: Sean Doyle, Luis Arias, Cindy Gaffney, Mary Donavan, Mary Faherty, Karen Goldrich, Lisa David, Cindy Elias Row 3: Michael Picker, Jimmy Griffin, Tommy Doherty, Steven Cutler, Lynne Driscoll, Alan Davidson, Stephanie Frank Absent: Deborah Bernstein, Felicia Grippo, Lisa Conforti, Dorothy Wu 75 Akers 267 Row t: Rena Weiss, Noelle Rilleau, Susanna l,ee, Margie Pepper, Henry I ' oras, Jonathan Moy Row 2: Melinda Saloman, Susan Roseman. Idelle I’enn, Pam Pappas, Sandy Morris. Tommy Scialdone, Frank Sullivan Row T Miteh P;iine, Barry Saperia, Mark Rubin, Yaron Niv, June Murphy, Beth Fleischer, Allen Moy Absent: John Phillips, Janet Moore, Ken Morehead f -i Akers 268 Row I: Kathy Thornton, Bik Tam, Marilyn King. Ann Harrington, Terri Young, Katie Nyhen, Faith Williams Row 2: Steve Slabine, Nathaniel Stewart, George Fong, David Fong, Stuart Wong, Wendy Shindler, Debbi Rosenfield Row 3: Susan Wong, Elaine Stuart, John Sheehan, Richard Thompson, Thomas Ladenberg, Gerald Taylor, Beverly Einstein Absent: Ann Nersessan. Pamela Raynard Roberts 309 Row 1: Caryn Forrest, Janie Duggan, Robin Freedman, Nancy Gamer, Nancy Green, Steven Gosdanian Row 2: Mindy Douglas, Joshua Hammerman, Oscar Fernandez, Hillel Gray, Donald Fienman Row 3: Timothy Green, Alan Epstein, Linda Gordon, Michael Ferreira Row 4: Bruce Egdahl, Louis DeSantis, Richard Herbert, Mr. Jean. Hani Haleem Eleanor Dimento, Jean Donoghue, Nancy Lepore Roberts 3 14 Row I : Walter O ' Bergan, George Barney, Bill Rilev Row 2: 1‘red Coburn, Nora MeLoughlin, Susan Fappo, Bonnie Michelman, Beth Rosenberg, Lynn Monahan Row 2: Mr. Lrelli, Craig Miller, Carol Rosenberg, Jeannie Fasten, Nicolette Vissel Row 4: Jonny Ng, Robin Gershfield, Joyce Fender, Cheryl Minkle, Danny Moroney, Debra Oxner Ahseni: Ldward Jay, Joseph McNeilly, Thomas O’Connor, Todd F’rentiss, Denise Robinson Packard 370 Row 1: Lisa Jones, Nathan Lukinsky, Randy Lim, Rupert Leeming, Dave Kane, Steve Karidoyanes, Sarah Kaloupek, Lucas Beasley Row 2: Daisy Hopkins, Helen Klapes, Feggy Leary, Karen Kaplan, Carolyn Marcus, Rieko Hayashi, Scott MacGillivray Row J: Marjorie Lynch, Joyce MacIntyre, Joyce Levy, Terry Loo, Fatti Lilly, Debby Fenn, Mr. Fox Row 4: Bob Kessel, Jeff Horblit, John Hennessey, John Malinn, Phil Herman, Michael Leivi Absent: Cornell Young Packard 345 Row I: Nancy Fisher, May Flannery, Gail Gorodetzer, Heidi Jones, Debbie Diamond, Diane Fishbein, Miss Broser Row 2: Dietrich Blumer, Marcia Goldberg, Peter Dreyfus, Jeff Goodman, Joshua Gutoff, Mark Harrington, Ray Foise, Kevin Egan Row 3: Bronwyn Gunnis, Ellen Golding, Brian Berkowitz, Rick Gordon, Amy Haveles, Don Isaacs, Larry Hagerty, Sharon Eisher, Phillip Castain Absent: Rodney Belcher, Lawrence Eriedman, Cheryl Havck, Pam Delvecchio, Marcia Fowler, Jocelyn Ham 77 Packard 382 if 1 IfH T ni jPl 1 B ' 1 . rr. W mm 1 ' 11 f- ' irsi Row: Alan Brussel. .Margie Hackman. Lauren Shuman, Stella Barlow, Heidi Canner, Michele Bratman, Claudia Brass Second Row: Anthony Mandra, Hvelyn Bugly, Claire Crane. Brian Cloherty. Linda Brown, Roberta Bloom. Robin Alpers, Joannie Clark Third Row: Philip Kurinsky, Steve Christopher, Clay Coffey, Steven Belt, John Carey, Maury Baron. Mrs. Betty TVdhcTXy Absent: .Mark Connor, Idella Clark, Lisa Caulfield Packard 378 First Row: Peter Nadeau. Meryl Rachlin, K.en Miller. Pat O’Connel, Debbie McGrail, Kathy Dasso, Albertha Robinson Second Row: Michael Melville, Joe Murphy, Carl Rao, Gary Miller, Jimmy Muse, Tom Mellins, Aureet Bar- Yam, Mercia McKenzie Third Row: Jane Butterworth, Mary Ellen McAbee, Elizabeth Lee, Eva O’Malley, Karen Rosenberg, Barry R. Norman, Michael Ruddy, Karen Quinn, Linden Mosk, Miss Alderman Absent: Ellen McCarthy, Judith O’Brien Packard 386 First Row: Ann SooHoo, Glenda Wong, Mara Yules, Linda Salzman, Lisa Shulman, Elizabeth Shakin, Dr. Eelix Fenandez Second Row: Monique Zenner, Sonia Sultan, Karen Sydney, Robin Wilson, Janet Sullivan, Alice Ward, Liz Walsh. Phyllis Whitcomb Third Row: Robert Wilber, Rich Segal. John Tamkm, Kevin Walsh, Bobby O’Connor, Rick Trilling, Scott Silver Fourth Row: Mitch Shifrin, Peter Hugh, Tony Pardo 78 Roberts 393 Firsi Row: Robert Siegel. Carmella Zappala, Barbara Weigand, Alan Wong Second Row: Mark l uler, Jane Slater. Dorothy Williams. Carmel Staunton. Joanne Sahakian. Sue Ann Singer Third Row: Mr. Borg. Donna Shapiro Fourth Row: Ben Steverman. Nancy Walt. Caleb Stewart. Cathy Spillane. Harold Nis.sen Fifth Row: Rich Warren. Christopher Strempeck. Jeff Segelman. Philip Smallwood. Mark Schwartz Lincoln 406 First Row: Benita Woll. Beth Sass. Dorothy Hurley. Harvey Tobin. Angela Torres. Maureen Teas. Ellen Stotsky. Carol Flynn Second Row: Steve Sager. Ann Stratton. Mark Morgan. Mike McNally. Karen Lee Stern. Marilyn Wong. Jacqueline Sullivan. Mike Sullivan. Aaron Zuckerberg Third Row: Edward Siegal. Dave Walters. Kurt Zelman. Matty Sawyer. Kenny Bauer. Peleg Gal. Kevin Sheehan. Paul St. Saveur. Robert Stern. Duane Simmons Abseni: Carol Thompson Lincoln 407 First Row: Mrs. Kean. Shirley Lee. Debby Greene. Amy Greenberg. Jo-Anne Gould. Paula Jabbour. David Forman. Jimmy Greenblatt Second Row: Henry Stem. Daniel Goldberg. Jack Jew. Leslie Greengard. James Josselyn Third Row: Dyke Hoy. Neil Harrington. Naomi Geschwind. David Fox. Wendy Fremont-Smith. Eric GrinbergT6.se tr.- Paul Grauds. Earlene Freedman. Beth Swift. Michele Gordon. Joan Griffin. Dorothy Robinson 79 Lincoln 408 First Row: David HcK ' hberg, Diane Jaffe, Ann Harrington, Susan Keohane. Nancy Lubell, Janet l.ally. June Lee, Julie Lilly Second Row: Ms. Krdman, Chuck Heinz, Jan Heffel, Siobhan Hansen, Joe H. Robinson, Hildy Harnett, John Kennedy Third Row: Bob Krasney, Jimmy Kelly, Joe Haberger, Chuck Leonardo, Tony Johnson, Wilson Liu, Steve Hunt Absent: George Cook Lincoln 409 First Row: Joe McMahon, Deborah Plowden, Deborah Randolph, Beth Nadel, Andrea Rosengard, Sara Naggar, Heather Ross Maxon Second Row: Mrs. Kijewski, John Peters, Jonathan Kay, Sheri Mason, Cindy Ruby, Beverly Robinson, Jean Messitt, Andrew Simeonicler, Andrew J. Hession Third Row: John Murphy, Richard Reardon, Robert Mullaney, Steven Peck, Kevin Burke, Don Marcoux, Peter Ricchiuti Absent: Edward Aaronson, Donna Dewdney Lincoln 410 First Row: Donald Libby, Darlene Martin, Lisa Milton, Nancy McMahon, Michael Mahon, Peter Seman, Peter Kaufman Second Row: David Lefkowith, Miss Bailey, Leila Hogu, Debra Mann, Eileen Croffey, Gwen Umansky, Phyllis Lu, Susan Leary Third Row: Michael Laffey, Billy McCue, David Yee, Gary Kayakachoian, Susan Lazarus, Debi Holz, John Lewis Absent: Victor Sparks, Michele Markman, Sandra Maurellis 80 SOPHOMORES Roberts 106 First Row: Steven Chin. Chris Browne, Andrew Dell, Sonya Burres, Heather Chandler, Lisa Carey Second Row: William Cavanough, Armando Alonso, Kevin Keaveney, Charles .Azof! ' , Lorn Colbert, Andrew Dreyfus, Krys Chmielinski, Chris Ii)aley, Michele Dennis Third Row: Lileen McCiie, Aileen Buckley, Ronnie Bloom, Lisa Cohen. Mary Devaney, Patrice Berry, Shari Clark. Howie Bass, Nora Chorover. Mr. Ulich, Harleen Donaldson, Pascal Cushing Lincoln 1 12 First Row: Mark Norris, Mark Lebow, Steve Yavner, Brian Milbury, Charles Spector, Tom MacDonald, Aaron Wilion, Kenneth Gould Second Row: Mrs. Ann Lee Shreiber, Maureen Sullivan. Lillian SooHoo, Lauren Lee, Robin Schnider. Cathv Demorand, Susan Haveles, Louise Burke Third Row: Willis Beye, Sarah Rankin, ChervI Robinson. Jane Misho. Elaine Chu, Bradley Ross Absent: Maureen Burke Lincoln 1 14 First Row: George Workman. Nancy Goldberg, Linda Marks, Priscilla Walsh, Chris Shine, Nikki Jerret, Debbie McGillivary, Leslie Katz Second Row: Mr. McCarthy, Joseph Yu. Eric Litt, Naomi Siegal. Darlene Tanck, Tim McCone. Richard Breen, Mary Ann Perkins, Cindi Davidson, Catherine Ross Third Row: Michael Cohen. Jimmy Jew, Bob Nelson, Sam Hemingway, Roland Thibodeau. Greg Phillips, Christian Yonker, A1 Principe Absent: John McManus 81 Lincoln 122 First Row: Marcy F ' riedman, Suzy Lepler, Meredith McGregor, Robin Mahan, Barbara F ' ran.sworth, Nancy Chin, Lamora Bies Second Row: Mr. Dunbar, Harold Feinberg, Camilia McCaffrey, Debra Stoller, Anne Fine, Rosalind Horner, Carolyn Jacobs, Leslie Silvia, Eliz,abeth Melletl Third Row: Dean Huh, Bobby Kerstein, Sunil Samaraweera, Mike Mosner, Steve Diggs, Mike Curley, Sean Donovan, Jack Lee, John Thompson Akers 142 Firs! Row: Miss Shopshire, Brett Berenson, Merle Adelman, Pam Berry, Marta Cano, Hed y-Beth Cohen, Peter Bates Second Row: Michael Caplan, Robin Abber, Shirley Chin, Lynda Boyd, Diane Carney Third Row: Andrea Raynard, Tracie Christmas, Bruce Marr, Nate Mon, Phil Chin, Daniel Crane Fourth Row: Forrest Wallace, Peter Boutourline, Adam Altman, Burt Bickerstaffe Kevin Barry, A. J. Lee Akers 140 First Row: Sheila Fisgeyer, Brenda Hiscock, Julie Davidson, Bianca Dmapoli, Nancy Haskins, Susan Fredkin Second Row: Paul Polihroniou, Susan Gold, Daniel Greenfield, Betty Green, Eileen Exarhoulakos, John M. J. Wu. David Geschwind Third Row: John Daniels, David Haggerty, Robert Dronge, Noah Gordon, Bruce Green, Tracy Cynkin, Ron Efromson Absent: Kevin Barry, A. J. Lee I I 82 Akers 143 First Row: Dina Tasini, Amy Shultz, Lai l,eong, James Lee, Billy Kickham, Justin McCarthy Second Row: Lynne Lyons, Donalyn Hunt, Marie Mann, Laura Katz, Karen Maginnis, Lasonia Lodge, Lisa McGrath Third Row: Steven Lipsitt, Nick Maimonis, Michael Kennedy, Eve LaPlante, Claire Martin, Amit Bahat, Andrew Maevsky Fourth Row: Janice MacDonald, Ivory Lyons, David Jaffe, Ms. Dan berg Akers 144 First Row: Paul Pastan, Cathy Rizika, Rosalyn Olick, Alice Connerton, Maggie Frank, Julie Muse, George Michelson Second Row: Marty McLoughlin, Terri McMahon, Linda Rosenberg, Jerry Roberts, Richard Piltch, Andrew Randolph, Leo Morrin Third Row: Connie O ' Leary, Tracie Milton, Frank Nelson, Nancy Mosk, June McNamara, Michael Riemer, Mrs. Cahn Fourth Row: Peter Reibstein, Perry Pomeroy, Howard Sacks, Bruce Nichols, Gabnelle Desroses, Sean Sullivan Absent: Roberta O ' Brien, Gail Randolph Akers 148 First Row: Marv Shapiro, Lee Shapiro, Judy Wong, Roz Young, Lorna Amesbury, Cydnee Thompson Second Row: Todd Spence, John Yates, Susan Shakin, Amy Silverstein, Beverly Shuster, Sharyn Whitman, Seve Wax Third Row: David Schwartz, John Daye, Jake Wolpe, Eddie Sullivan, Cope Young, Denise Saulnier, Mr. Roselli Absent: Claudia Sperber 83 i Roberts 202 Fini Row: Andrew P ' airbank, Lois Finstein, Marilyn Kass. Maria Jones, Andrea Garrone. Douglas Jacobs Second Row: Joe Galasti. Kathy Corbett. Ann Spillane, Chrissy Joy, Regina Hurley, Toni Guerchon, Dale Holzworth. Charles Kadis Third Row: Mrs. Armstrong, David Goldberg, Dorothy Griffin, Denise Ferreira, Ellen Greenblatt, Lisa Gennert, Judy Harri.s, Andy Frank Absent: Lance (iilikson, Frank Nardella Lincoln 231 First Row: Michele Dugan, Julie Green, Suzanne Papert, Jeanne Barclay, Dolly Gee, Laurie Hoch, Jane Murphy, Donna Silton Second Row: William Boyd Jr., Jonathan Smolens, Mr. Ritchie, Christine Chan, Lena Wong, Nancy Deletetsky, Cindy O ' Brien, Susan McCaffrey, Mrs. Johnson Third Row: Danny Kaftori, Bob Maron, Brian McMahon, Edward Aifer. Joe Raymond, Elmer Mosquera, Freddy Amendola Absent: Joseph McCarthy, Debbie Costello, Robin Cecchet Lincoln 224 First Row: Ken Berfield. Eourdes Herrero, Evelyn Wartski, Ellen NardoneJ Kathy Carroll, Kathy Jung, Juliann Hanley, Dyanne Eleischman, Sandy Hall, Alan Kirzner Second Row: Tim Sullivan, Richard Brown. Cheryl Alberto, Gloria Cano, Deena Gross, Jim Neckin. Jeff Charles, Tricia Young, Tony Page Third Row: Ling Wong, Frank Scialdone, Sun Chow. Steve Greene, Paul Corcoran, Marc Ellis, Mr. Belliveau Absent: Patricia O ' Connor 84 Roberts 300 First Row: Phil Robinson, Danny Rumble, I’eter Hall, Hd Roberts, Barry Passer Second Row: Mary Ann Phillips, Lisa Ng, Ajchara Sayabovorn, Annu Raheja, Jon Ramin Fhird Row: l.ouise Palladino, Nancy Morrissey, Dick Mitchell, Jackie O’Toole, Sheila Pollack, Nancy Pati Fourth Row: Pony Ng, Mary Murphy, Patti Rogers, Tom Reed, Bill Sable, Michael Moreno, Mrs. Dugal Roberts 307 First Row: Barry Medoff, Paul Kelleher, Mac McLaughlin, Alan K.orb, Nadine Mills, Marlene Krutter Second Row: Allen Merritt, John Dyer, Tim MacNeil, Carrie McGourty, Joyce Lederman, Karen Thorn, Margie Lew, Chris Lynch Third Row: Bob Mahon, Paul May, Edward Lee, Charles Lurio, Jim Levine, Pam McGrath, Rachel Lukinsky, Mrs. Young Absent: Judith MacDougall Packard 344 First Row: Estee Jacoby, Carol Blumer, Bettv Chin, Cindv Caporal, Nancy Brody, William Brown, Charles Bradley Second Row: Brian Carter, Ian Blackman, Daniela Weiser Varon, Laura Bernson, Louise Jackson, Keith Battle, Joan Bisschop, Neal Beberman Third Row: Thomas Alexander, Gordon Workman, Richard Berman, Julian Hyman, Norman Bunker, Bobby Bossman, Jim Barnett, Harold Huxtable, Paul Boudreau, Mr. Crafts 5 H • V m Mr iT � fi 1 ' WM ' f] T r V J l yj 85 Packard 346 First Row: Howard Lewis, Sara Hpstein, Deborah Ann Goldstein, Melinda Dirrane, Tobey Delveeehio, Betty Harrison, Robert Coffin Second Row: Margie (iembieki, Liz Larrell, Amy Gretsky, Nancy (iorodetzer, Darren Lanier, John Dukakis, Ben Emerson, Arthur Cores Third Row: Haven (Jraeey, Sid Fine, David Farrell, Katie Hefferman, Bertma Flessas, Franeine Handwerk, f ' rank Dunning, Lennie Curie, Ronald Nault, Robert Clarke Absent: William Ceria, Jordana Freedman, Julie Hohler Packard 347 First Row: Tim Lally, Fred Greene, Monica Hernandez, Tracy Hoy, Cesar Habif, Peter Hedberg, Donna Koretsky Second Row: Rosemarie Murphy, Anita Kaufman, Sharon Lee, Jane Levy, Merrie Kaplan, Michelle Kelly, Kathy Hogan, Dena Laufer Third Row: Jimmy Berkman, Daniel S. Marr, Paul Kirby, Donna Jackson, Joseph Harran, William Hwee, Ron Gold, Mrs. Corcoran Absent: Ellis Johnson, Tony Lee, Sharon Jones Packard 348 First Row: John Lu, Patricia Marshall, Sandy Newman, Mary Murphy, Eileen McCormack, Luanne MacAulay, Maire O’Regan Second Row: Ms, Landry, Patricia Moran, Elaine Miller, Jenni MacKenzie, Dennis Mahoney, Arthur Moy Third Row: Peter MacGillivray, Richard Ng, Paul Mooney, Mark Young, Tom O ' Leary, Moses Mizrahi, Russ Kirchdorfer Absent: Andy Maxon, Jeff Margolin, Valerie Maker, Carol McCaffrey 86 Packard 351 hirst Row: Karl Yee, Natasha Walter, .lohn Howard, Simha Mizrahi, Fini Silva, Nick von Huene Second Row: Patrick Yung, Ralph Terrell, I ' ernando Tissnes, Janet Stein, Lena Wong, Dale Weinbaum, Diane SooHcx) Third Row: Philip Robinson, Lisa Stevens, Mark J. Weiner Ahseni: Stephen Worton, Dora Zelada, Joe Zaafarini Packard 350 First Row: Vincent Ricci, Jim Gulley, Erica Saizman, Robin Preman, Nadine Selame, David Reardon, Daniel J. Page Second Row: Mr. Chellquist, Karen Smith, Barbara Shaughnessy, Regina Regan, Patricia Rodriguez, Carolyn Parsi, Mary Der, Caryn Siegel Third Row: Paul Piatelli, Mark Williams, Felix Rodriguez, Butch Rezendes, Larry Roberts, Hector Saavedra, Tony Novicki Absent: Daniel Siegel Roberts 390 First Row: Alexandra Silber, Janet Ward, Diana Werlinsky, Debby Stone Second Row: Stacy Scott, Jane Wong, Sharona Wachs, Sena Shaffer, Nanci Sterrett Third Row: Mr. Flint, Ruth Tetove, Kirsten Sorenson Fourth Row: Juliette Tracy, George Wyner, David Wolff, Henry Selik, Tobin SooHoo, Peter Taxidus. Mark Stanton Fifth Row: James Thompson, Mark Silverman, Ted Zizza, Joe Walsh, Charles Young Absent: Barbara Snyder Akers 146 First Row: Michael Clebnik, Jim Amendola, Lai Kuen Yu. Karen Shiftman. Mamie Chin. Fung Chee Yee Second Row: Theresa Cobb. Catherine Yee, Claire Flartnelt, Risa Chleck, Elizabeth Baltimore, Karen Gruber, Denise Brown Third Row: Phillip Turesky. Cindy Clifford, Jori Ceder, Leslie LaBarge, Michael Freed, Jai Rathi Fourth Row: Mrs. Alonso, Enrique Mosquera, Renee Johnson. Henrietta Doetsch, Ingrid Neuman, Janet Driscoll, Ann Marie Norman. Julia James. Kevin Thiffault. Lloyd Walford, Bob Murphy Absent: Scott Soroko M r fl 1 I 1. ' ' i 1 t $ 1 , ' t % V ' .-■I ' .. FRESHMEN Akers 145 First Row: Laura Sachs, Kim White, Susan Sinoff. Bonny Antick, Karen Pappas, Harold Schwartz, Jeff Stein Second Row: Stefanie Wayne, Lee Zuckerberg, Bill Grindle, Sheila Finkel, Bruce Elias, Tut f ' o Lee, Richard Conway, Peter Welch Third Row: George Vien, Beth King, Susan Noonan, Matthew Alper, Harvey Cotton, Chris Gootkmd, Jason Tilton Fourth Row: Ms. Planchon. Gale London, Josephine Corbett, Bill Fitzpatrick, Gail .Schultz, Nancy Bauer, Paul Lohr Absent: Dorren Daniels Roberts 201 First Row: Michael Martin, Paul Coffman, Stuart Abrams, John Domurad, Bob Lipson Second Row: Frank Houlihan, Daniel Gorini, Debra Bing-You, Debbie Case, Karen DiGiovanna, Susan Krasney, Duncan Eng Third Row: Julian Alssid, Rosalie Broder, Amrita Damiere, Lynne Helfand, Jenny Dundon Fourth Row: Andy Gordon, Karen Dana. Margaret Bell, Lena Galloway Fifth Row: Jacqueline Lev-y, Barrie Hirshom Sixth Row: Steve Ewanoski, Daniel Tamkin. Steve Cullen, Tony Destian. Mrs. Griffin Absent: Regina Clinton a Roberts 206 First Row: Brian Sheehan, Stephen Young, Gary Sahakian, Su.san F’erry, Dale Week.s Second Row: Steve Ward, Danielle Barshak, Linda Spinney, Donna Scialdone, Michele Adams, Sally Steverman, Diane SooHoo, Sandy Stoddard, Cathy Riley Third Row: Paul Ng, •lohn Sullivan, Paul Monahan, I3avid Soboff, Heather Webster, Natasha Tracy, Michele Walsh, Beth McDonald Fourth Row: .Sandy Strunk. Sara Weinstein. Robin Miller. Mrs. Amico Absent: Steve Blackstone. Art Stameris Akers 245 First Row: Richard Long, Leslie Davidson, Lorin Costello, David Gruenbaum, Joel Beeders, Sean Griffin, Scott Horwitz Second Row: Peter Barkin, Grace Smith, Judy Greenspan, Ruth Scotch, Susan Rich, Andy Braff, Laurie Mann, Miss Maistrellis Third Row: Bernice Horan, Lee Marcoux, Beth Wiener, Sara Fleischer, Joe Wagner, Linda Levine Fourth Row: Stu Berg, Jordan Finegold, Michael Fleischman, John Noonan, Roger Dipesa, Randall Moy, Joel David Mikulecky Absent: .Marcus Anderson. Michael Lewis? Joseph Schipani T] I V 4 L i { r £ i ml 1 89 T 1 Akers 246 First Row: F’atte Laf ' fey, Sonya Palma, Ellen Close, Jami Slabine, Debby Klingsberg, Sharon Davidson, Patricia Riemer, Ricky Locke Second Row: Lorenzo Benet, Wayne Chin, Talya Nevo- Hacohen, Maureen I ' hornton, Julie McCue, Ronit Avnieli, Joy Lillian Third Row: Donna Warren, Bernadette Hayes, Cheryl VanLoozenoord, Judy Connor, Clara Huygue, Jerry Chang, Donna Yee Fourth Row: Robert Cooper, Sean Cole, Ben Hood, John Haskins, F’aul Buchanan, Jeff Reichanthal, Dana Ba.ssiacos, Mr. Cradle Absent: Marie McMahon Roberts 304 First Row: Nancy Hyde, Cheryl Burke, Cheryl Lay, Wendy Henry, Joanne Laber, Elizabeth Eskin, Anne Lairbanks Second Row: Steven Laber, Jon Gamer, Jack Coffey, Paul Laherty, Kim Harris, Peggy Cameron, Derrell Cole, Mark Einstein, Eddie Berkman Third Row: Mr. Sterndale, Jacqueline Corcoran, Patty Karidoyanes, Regina Christler Sarah Dana Fourth Row: Elizabeth Click, Susan Gosdanian, Susan Lorrest, Maureen Curran, Mary-Beth Canney Fifth Row: Joe Lawlor, Joe Lremont- Smith, L. ed Daub, Hayil Haleem Absent: Catherine Doyle, Jennifer Jones Roberts 308 Ftrst Row: Pam Gerrity, Cynthia Chamberlain, Jane Leong, Phyllis Bell, Lisa MacGillivray, Marcelita Benton Second Row: Kevin Sherry, Joe Blau, Richard Sprince, Kenneth Corb, Dave Golden, Diana Gauger, Adele Lepore, Sophia Green Thtrd Row: Alan Band, Michael Spillane, Robert Bailey, Philippe Lrangules, Kenneth Goldstein, Mr. Barrasso Fourth Row: Joseph Pati, Ronald Bean Fifth Row: Peter Lew, Richard Kaufman, Peter Maxon, Ann Kitzis, Louisa Koch, Bennett Goldberg, Kenneth Hunt Absent: Martin Kampler, Tim Sullivan 90 Lincoln 323 1 First Row: Janet Stotsky, Elizabeth von Heune, Marcy Hillson, Sheila Harrington, Kathy O’Connor, Suz.anne Peters, Margo Raehlin, Philip Kushi Second Row: Victor Romanul, Nancy Kohn, Judy Nixon. Carol Naggar, Faye Winston, Anne Doherty, Ramani Kadirgamar, Carla Valentine, Miss Wexler, Peter CJreenberg Third Row: Stuart Rose, Eric Gilfix. Richard Milbury, Sarkis Keuleyan, Eric Menyuk, Bob Whitcher, Joel MacKerron Lincoln 324 First Row: Mr. Tipton, Laurie Umansky, Donna Sullivan, Katharine Kelly, Janet Mathis, Lisa Furey. Cheryl Tanck, Ron Zalk Second Row: Susanna Fried, Donna May, Robin Flynn, Gail Hoffman, Liz Carmona, Betsy Tobin, Larry Page Third Row: James Wilker, Brian Fox, David Gordon, Bill Simmons. Joe Canney, Arthur Mallock, Eyal Mark, John Prorock Absent: Robert Reardon, Lisa Scorziollo, Jenna Dahlberg Lincoln 325 First Row: Miss Sorotskin, Martha Haveles, Lois Brody, Manuela Garli, Patricia Gam, Laura Frank. Patricia Lee, Robert Davenport Second Row: Paul Lohr, Eric Renton. Stuart Piltch, Kevin McKeown. Theresa Murphy, Linda Lovering, Gary Epstein Third Row: Frank Gallagher. Josh Boyce. Don Shelton, Tyrone Carpenter. Doug Glawson, Jack Friedman Absent: Lisa Figueira. Leslie Grover. Jane Mezoff 91 Lincoln 326 First Kow: Darcia Zdaiiovich, Debbie (’oheii, l.orna Chin, Karen Creedon, 1 aye Kogos, Monique Adams, l.inda Arnstein, Adriana Weelisler SeconJ Row: Mrs. (iray, Riehie Landon, Sandy Burke, Aleisa Bourloukas, .lanei Nowosielski, Ten Dugan, Martha Matson, Barbara Gordon Third Row: Hddie McDermid, Jaek Hunt, Alan Kaplan, John (J’Bricn, Francis Brothers, Mark Cohen, Roger Lipson, Caesar Belbel, John Siegal. Lincoln 327 Packard 352 Firs! Row: Michelle Pasetti, Carol Weigand, Marilyn Leung, Sue Hammond, David Bowden, Geyna Bernstein, Erika Verba Second Row: Stuart Blackman, Michael Lee, Howie Yu, Yaneer Bar-Yam. Carl Schwaber. Edward Sha.shoua, Matthew Sperber, Charles Wolff Third Row: Sally Roge, Kathryn Bing-You, Lisa Berman. Jane Alpers. Sharon Segal, Gail Caulfield. Paula Simard. Lisa Penn. Susan Kessel, Eorrie Collins Fourth Row: David Zieff, Barry Etner, Thomas Wilbur, Mr. Forsythe First Row: James Yonker, Bill Hammond, Ann Messitt. Eynne Farnsworth, Tippy McNally, Roberta Fineberg, Julie Hefferman, Ellen Yavner. Robin Feldman Second Row: Mrs, Shore. David Gold, Betsy Libbey, Martha Danlavey, Linda Sher, Elizabeth Lee, Ryah Parker, Chris Davis, Richard Maxfield. Third Row: David Zack, Steven Burke, Steven Tarr, Lenny McCarthy, Paul Greenberg, Bill Miller, John Rosenberg, Kenneth Drooker, Bradley Freeman Absent: Michele McDonough I 92 Packard 353 I ' irst Row: Susan Bradley, Laura C. Stokes, Terri Semper, Shelah Bloom, Joseph .iskind, Stuart Sterling Second Row: Julie Chan, Mike Batt, Claudia Zenner, Marilyn Sohn, Adele Huebel, Carol I.aham, Susan Garland, Anne Marie Murphy I ' hird Row: Agnes Taylor, Faith Evans, Paul Mandra, Chang Wong, John Terres, (’ohn O’Connell, Bruce Berman, Hope Wilkinson Foiinh Row: Mrs, N. Howard, Robby Ward, Hugh MaePherson, Marshall Findley, Francis McCiourty, Charles Ferro Packard 354 Firsi Row: Patti Sacko ff, Susan Geronimus, Pamela Burnley, Adeline Ransom, Elizabeth Merriam, Jocelyn French. Mrs. Daniels Second Row: Charles Berman. Gayle Archer, Scott Mesa, Robert Perez, Mitch Parker, Malcom Beasley. Dannie Hansma, Cynthia Kaplan Third Row: Deirdre O ' Regan. Donna Trahon, Mary Page, Richard O ' Brien. Tom Connors. Robert Saltalamacchia, Joseph Kelly. Johnny Taylor, Lisa Ratner Packard 357 Firsi Row: Laura Larsen, Lisa Bannasch. Diane M. Wong, Linda Leary, Barbara Schnee, Andrea Jartman, Jana Handwerk Second Row: Gregory Leeming, John Evangelakos, Jennifer Nason. Nancy Marcus, Andrew Shuman. Sandy Smullin, Ernie Stevens. Scott Ratner Third Row: Eric Boyer, Mrs. Rosser. Michael Bisschop, Bill Miller. Phil Peters, Paul Carey, Kevin Owen, Brian Lvnn 93 Roberts 391 First Row: Robert Brown, Mike Wheaton, Steven Wong, Glenn Shaffer Second Row: Daniel Wyner, Joey Steinhauser, Peter Petrie, Robert Sullivan, Dawn Warriner, Wendy Wilson, Sophia Sioras, Debby Shectel, Sue Rudman, Lori Schaffer, Pamela Wilson, Jane Williams, Jeanne McBrian, Theresa Shea, Andrew Partan Third Row: Bobby Myerski, Stephen Strempet, Ronald C. Majors Jr., John Schwartz, John McDougall. Mary Lou O ' Neil, Celia Moses. Miss Petranic sws Row I: Amy Sadowsky, Lorna Chalpin, Susie Sweet, Kay I’feift ' er. Graee Luitse. David Moore, .lanel O ' Brian Row 2: Diane Ryan, Lisa Goodwin, Peter Wadsworth, Helene DePonzio, Alan Traehtenberg, Vita Hdmond, Pauline Goodman, Steven Robbins Row 3: Debbie Grippo, Debbie Shea, Debbie Malick, Sarah Gavian, Larry Miester Row 4: Robin York, Gabby McKayle, Roy Wilson, Adam Tarlin, Debbie AbramhofT, Pat (Junn Row 5: Liane MeKayie, Janet Campagna, David Peters, Stan Kugell 1 97 S4.A0 ||(?i VARSITY SOCCER — Row 1: Kevin McNeil. Victor Felszegi. Marc Hetnick, Captains; Row 2: Todd Spence, Jim Muse, Benjie Steverman, Raphael Cooper. Hector Saavedra, Henry Mosquera, Elmer Mosquera, Steven Chin, Row 3: Raz Atid, Steve Peck, Mark Harrington, Nick Maimonis, Connie O’Leary, Joe McNeilly, Phil Herman, Rod Chin, Peleg Gal; Row 4: Coach Conroy, Rick Schwartz, Dave Berkman, Alan Brussels, Kurt Zelman, Dan Riley, Walt Tyskowski, Chuck Heintz, Assistant Coach Lis. SOCCER — For the first time in B.H.S. history, the Varsity Soccer Team entered the State tournament. Under the leadership of tri-captains Kevin McNeil, Marc Hetnick, Victor Felszegi, and Coach Conroy they finished the Suburban League season in third place with a spectacular league record of 9-4-3. Outstanding players such as Peleg Gal, Dan Riley, Henry Mosqera and Ricky Schwartz helped win their way into the playoffs. With two exciting goals in the last four minutes, Brook- line won their first playoff game against Andover. Brookline’s season ended after losing a close game against Newton 1-0. Their success is attributed to high spirits and team co-operation. Mr. Conroy is optimistic that next year will be as rewarding as this one was. Weymouth No. 17 Weymouth So. 21 Waltham 17 Newton 28 Brookline 38 Brookline 18 Brockton 19 Brookline 27 First Row: Jimi Goldstein, Steven Hunt, Tony Page, Second Row: Chris Brown, Bob Murphy, Allen Kirshner, John Kennedy, Mr. Laasko Brookline 42 Brookline 38 Brookline 42 Brookline 3 1 Cambridge Latin 2 1 Arlington 39 Brookline 42 Rindge Tech. 28 CROSS COUNTRY 1 M Varsity Football: First Row: — Kevin Burke, Jake Wolpe, George Workman, Mark Stanton, Mark Norris. Joe Walsh, Dietrich Blumer, Mike Kennedy. Second Row: Steve Whitman, Ed Vien, Tom Small, Mike McGourty, Jim Hamelberg (Co-Captain), Richie Buckley, Jack Tally, Steve Rourke, Phil Robertson. Third Row: Louis DeSantos, Jim Perry. Carl Rao, Dyke Hoy, Tim Green. Joe May, Jeff Horblit. Peter Sweeny, Lawton Cooper, Joe Galasti, Brian Clohertv. Fred Green-Paul May Fourth Row: Mike Mahon, Frank Nelson. Tom O ' Leary, Peter Taxidis, F aul Piatelli. Paul Corcoran. Tim Tally. Andy Robertson, Pat Berube, Bobby Mahon. Absent: Glenn Carle (Co-Captain) Sean O’Brien FOOTBALL Climaxing one of the most frustrating seasons in the years of the B.H.S. football team, the Red and Blue bowed to the highly favored Newton contin- gent, 33-6 on Thanksgiving Day. Previously the team had lost seven games, tied one and won one, their one victory over Boston Tech. Considering the rebuilding job of filling 23 slots vacated by last years seniors, however, coaches Schluntz, Barendino and Fleming along with trainer Mr. Devio did a commendable job in coordinating a team which showed impressive spirit and hustle throughtout the season. Constituating the list of graduating seniors are: Co-Captains Jim Hamelberg and Glenn Carle, Richie Buckley, Sean O’Brien, Steve Whitman, Ed Vien, Tom Small, Jack Tally, Phil Robertson, Jim Perry, Peter Sweeny, Steve Rourke, Joe May, Law- ton Cooper and Mike McGourty. With almost all the lettermen returning, next year’s squad should have a winning season and should allow coaches Schluntz and Fleming to breath easier. m3 F RESHMAN F OOTBAl,L - I ' imt Row: G. SFieeFian, C. Farrow, FF FFalcem. F MonaFian, F ' . Eragoulis, J. Frcmont-Smith. J. Kennedy, L. f ' age, B. Fapson, S. Messa Second Row: S. Ward, C, O’Connell. A. Kaplan, G. Vien. J. Chang, J. Noonan, F’. Buchanan, P. L. McCarthy, F. Dobb Third Row: Bob Satch, Reich, J. O’Brien, R. DePassa, J. Gordon. Coach Sterndale Fourth Row: J. FFunt. D. Ba.ssgoss, S. Ewanouski, J. Steinhauser, B. Simmons. K. Thiffault. S. Strempick, R. Majors, B. Fitzpatrick. T. Sullivan, J. Canney, Coach Divencenzo. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL - First Row: Mark Norris. Joe Walsh. Paul Corcoran. George Workman. Frank Nelson. Fred Greene. Joe Galasti, Second Row: Coach Rizudi, Andy Robertson. Bobby Clark, Mike Kennedy. Mark Stanton, Peter Taxidis, Tom O’Leary. Coach Robinson. JV FOOTBALL — First Row: Bobby Mahon, Paul Corcoran, Frank Nelson. Mark Norris. George Workman. Fred Greene, Joe Galasti Second Row: Coach Rizudi. Mark Morgan, Tim Tally, Rich Thompson. John Wolpe, Tim Green, Pat Berube, Coach Robinson L Cii The highlights at every halftime is the B.H.S. Marching Band, under the direction of Edward Madden. Performing along with them, are the Majorettes and the newly formed Drill Team. In their new uniforms, they add to the total excitement and enthusiasm at all the games. The Varsity Field Hockey team ended a dis- appointing season with a record of 1-4-5, their only win being against Cambridge. The team suffered in losing Captian Peggy Sheehan due to injuries early in the season, also in lack of experience as only 5 players had previously played on the Varsity Team. The J.V. Field Hockey team finished their season as suburban league champs. Under the leadership of Captain Ellen McCarthy (goalie) and star players such as Cheryl Fay, Cindy O’Brien and Sally Steverman. The team was undefeated with a record of 6-0-4. Unfortunatly they were unable to compete in a tourna- ment as J.V. teams do not get proper recognition, however since Newton lost Brookline claimed the title of the suburban league. Next year has prosperous out- looks for another great season as this year’s team consisted of mostly freshmen. First Row: Alice Ward, Nora McGlaughlin, Marsha Goldberg, Erica Tarlin, Merle Addelman, Marsha Fowler, Luane McCauley Second Row: Ala Silber, Alison Murphy, Lynne Simard, Phyliss Whitcomb, Evelyn Bugley, Denise Beumont. Pricilla Walsh Peggy Sheehan (captain) S Top to bottom: Jodie Miller, Sue Maze, Nancy Zizza, Marti Gaetz. Angela Torres, Anne Harrington, Heather Maxon, Anne Fine, Bertina Flessas, Haven Gracey, Natasha Walter, Liz Von Huene, Liz Glide, Darcia Zdanovich, Cathy Rizika, Cheryl VonLoozonoord, Tracy Milton, Cindy Clifford. Gail Caufield, Linda Lovering. Mrs. Crane, Coach. I The Girls’ Swim team ended a very good season this year with a 6- 3 record overall and a 5-2 record in the league. Mrs. Crane, coach of the team, had some great talent to work with this year. Captain Jodi Miller was rated as one of the top 12 backstrokers in the state, while Heather Maxon was rated as one of the top 12 in diving. With promis- ing freshmen such as Cindy Clif- ford, Liz von Heune, and Gail Caulfield, the team is looking for- ward to an even better season next year. Departing seniors include Marti Gaetz, Sue Maze, Jodi Miller and Nancy Zizza. 114 Row 1--Kevin Barboza. Tony Lee, Mark Young, Kevin O’Boy, Bob Meisterman, Larry Deraney Row 2--Mr. Slaven, Steve Wright, Neal Piltch, Joe Moscaritolo, Phil Robertson, George Barney, Peter Kulka, Mike Aronson, Mike Cline BASKETBALL The Varsity basketball team finished an outstanding season with a 13-7 record and qualified for the state tournament, “The Great White Machine” was a strong and penetrating club lead by Coach Slaven and Cap- tain Kevin O ' Boy, who helped create a good team attitude throughout the year. In the beginning of the season, the team suffered a few injuries, the flu took its toll, and Mark Young tore ligaments in his right ankle, but the team pulled through to finish second in the Suburban League, After losing 57-55 to Brockton, in one of the most exciting games of the season, extending into double- overtime, the team won its last two games against Peabody and North Quincy, Brookline had a dis- appointing loss in the first round of the play-offs against New Bedford, 83-67, Many seniors will be leaving this year; starters: Joe Moscaritolo, Kevin O’Boy and Peter Kulka, Also leav- ing are Kevin Barboza, Bobby Meisterman, George Barney, Neal Piltch, Phil Robertson and Steve Wright, We congratulate junior Mark Young and senior Kevin O’Boy who were both chosen as All-Scholastic players. Coach Slaven said that the team had a superb season. Next year promises to be as exciting as this year, with returning players, Mark Young, Tony Lee, Larry Deraney and Percy Cook, who, have already exhibited fine talent and enthusiasm. 1 18 Mark Young SUBURBAN LEAGUE ALL-STAR I j mm KEVIN O’BOY-Captain. Av- erage: 18.2. Suburban League All-Star. Coach ' s Comment: “An outstanding team leader with great college potential. Always ‘on fire’ as a player. I have to rank him as one of the top five guards in my twelve years at Brookline.” JOEY MOSCARITOLO-Aver- age; 10.1. Coach ' s Comment: “A big surprise as a Varsity starter. Outstanding outside shooter; helped tremendously in the earlv season.” BOB MEISTERMAN-Average; 2.4. Coach ' s Comment: “Prob- ably one of the best ‘sixth men’ in the game. Always ready to fill in at any position. He had a great attitude.” PETER KULKA— Average: 7.0. Coach ' s Comment: “A fine defensive player— had an outstanding game against league leader Arlington to put us in the League Championships against Brockton.” KEVIN BARBOZA— Average: 3.5. Coach’s Comment: “Always first man off the bench when we needed rebounds. Played an out- standing Brockton game.” J.V. BASK I ' I BALI,: I ' irst Row--Nick Von Heunc, Paul Kirby, David Berkman, Bob Mullaney, Rich Kirby. Lupe Young. Second Row-Percy Cook, Pirn Silva, Gary Clay, Mark Tuler, Brad Ross, Bruce Green, Paul Mooney, Nick Maimonis, Mr. Laasko. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL: First Row- Edward Shashoua, Michael Freed, Robert Lipson. Darrel Cole, Marshall Findley. Lorenzo Benet, Bill Silver, John Siegal. Second Row- Coach Bemie Johnson. Bill Miller, Gary Epstein. Roger Depeza, Stuart Abrams, Ronald Magors. Chris Gootkind. Joev Kellv, Ben Hood. Absent: John Domorald. First Row: Frank Nelson, Tony Page, Joey McNeilly, Paul Piatelli, Marc Hetnik, Kevin MacNeil, Ben Steverman, Glenn Carle. Second Row: Tom Conroy, Dan Riley, Steve Rourke, Kennv Bauer, Jimmy McCuen, Brian Doherty, Sean O’Brien, Chuck Fleintz, Coach DiVincenzo. Absent: Bobby Clark The B.H.S. Varsity hockey team finished a superb season with a record of 11-3-2 regular season play, putting them in second place in the Suburban League and qualifmg them to enter the States Tournament. Brookline made it through the state tournament by show- ing great team effort in their last three games, the first a shutout for Brookline against Weymouth North 1-0, and the last two against Arlington which was split between the two teams. Their victory against Arlington was the highlight of the season. After Marc Hetnik and Kenny Bauer’s goals, Steven Rourke scored the tie breaker from the blue line in the third period winning the game for Brookline 3-2. Marc Hetnik and Sean O’Brien received M.V.P. award for their outstanding performance during the game. Despite their loss to Boston Latin in the State Tourna- ment, the team performed better than had been expected. Their success can be attributed to Coach Ron DiVincenzo and co-captains Glenn Carle and Steven Rourke. Steven, along with seniors Dan Riley, Kevin MacNeil, and Sean O’Brien were the defensive backbone of the team. Two outstanding offensive players were high scorers Marc Hetnik and junior Kenny Bauer, along with Brian Doherty and Jim McCuen. The team will have a good start next year with returning lettermen Chuck Heintz, Joe McNeilly, Ben Steverman and sophomores Paul Piatelli, Frank Nelson, and Tony Page who were an essential part of the team this year. A hearty congratulations to Glenn Carle and Marc Hetnik for being chosen for the All Star Team. HOCKEY 123 I I 4 i J.V. HOCKEY: First Row: Billy Bailey, Brian McMahon, Joe Walsh, Hector Saavedera, Greg Philips, Charles Bradley, Ed Aifer, Marc Norris, Second Row: Mr. Heavey, Brian Cloherty, Joe McCarthy, Jim Muse, Bob Mahon, Connie O’Leary, Joe Galasti, Bill McCue, Fudd Walsh, Mr. Cohen. FRESHMAN HOCKEY: First Row: Bill Simmons, Paul Monahan, Bill Grindle, Larry Page, Harold Schwartz, Andy Shuman, Steve Ward, Lloyd Walfor. Second Row: Mr. Gallagher, Rob Ward, Jon Gamer, Billy Fitzpatrick, Steve Ewanouski, Joe Canney, Brian Lynn, Colen O’Connell, Phil Frangoulis, Paul Buchanan. First Row: Merle Adelman, Janet Sullivan. Joyce Pender. Alison Murphy. May Flannery. Ellen Miller. Second Row: Tracey Milton. Fleidi Berenson. Liz Walsh. Joslyn Ham. Marilyn Morgan. Cindy O’Brien. Donna Jackson. First Row: Jody Maimonis, Marsha Goldberg, Erika Tarlin, Beth O’Brien, F’eggy Sheehan, F ' elicia Carpenter. Second Row: Mr. Petrulavage, Marcia Fowler, Darlene Tanck, Kathy Jung, Louise Bryan, Luanne MacAulay, Karen Keith. The girls’ basketball team finished their season with a 4-10-0 record. They had a little trouble getting started, but with the help of Coach Petrulavage and Captain Erika Tarlin they improved greatly over the second half of the season. The team had the third best defense in the league and with high scorers Erika Tarlin and Louise Bryan with 88 points each, the girls played very competitive games. Girl’s Basketball 126 Junior Varsity: Top row: Miss Fisher, Sara Rankin, Ryah Parker, Betty Harrison, Dina Tasini, Laura Sachs. Bottom row: Janet Stotsky, Shelah Bloom, Laura Bernson, Monica Hernandez. 127 VARSITY SWIM TEAM First row; left to right; Aaron Zuckerberg, Glen Schaeffer, Bennett Goldberg. Second Row; Arthur May. Marty Lurie. Richard Segal, Tom Reed, Mark Flarrington, George Wyner, Henry Selik. Third Row; Mr. Chris Hafferty. Peter Hedberg, Pat Von Huene, Paul Chniielinski, Mark Evans. Sepp Bergschneider, Harold Fineberg. Girls’ Gymnastics. First row: Phyllis Bell, Karen Knowles, Donna Maginnis, .Marti Gaetz (captain) Susan Sager, Sally Steverman, Second row; Mrs. Roberts, Sharon Davidson, Ann Fine, Heather Maxon, Betsy Tobin, Susie Lepler, Natasha Walter, Mrs. Strauss. Third row: Sheila Harrington, Susan McCaffrey, Cheryl Fay, Cindy Kaplan, Cathy Spillane, Susan Perry, Eva O’Malley, Janet Ward, Barbara Shaughnessy, The 1973 Girls’ Gymnastics Team had an excellent record of 6 wins and 2 losses and ranked eleventh in the state. The team suffered many injuries this year. Captain Marti Gaetz was out most of the season and star gymnast Cathy Spillane missed qualifying for the state tournament by one score in each event due to an injury. Heather Maxon qualified for the state tournament on the uneven bars, Donna Maginnis and Eva O’Malley both did a consistently good job in their respective events. The team feels optimistic about next year’s season and have already noted a few good prospects. Departing seniors include captain Marti Gaetz, Sue Sager, Donna Maginnis, and Karen Knowles, Gymnastics The Boys’ Gymnastics Team ended a good season with a 4-3 record and finished third in the league placing less than 1 point behind the second place team. The team led by Co-Captains Paul Bauer and Andrei Slezak showed great enthusiasm throughout the season, Andrei Slezak placed fi rst on the parallel bars with a score of 6,4, Junior Steve Gosdanian placed second on the parallel bars and had the honor of being the best all around gymnast in the league. Coach Devio commented “We have many letter winners returning next year and we should certainly be stronger than this year even though we are losing a few good seniors,” Boys’ Gymnastics, First row: Ron Efromsen, Paul Wolf, Paul Bauer, Andrei Slezak, Kevin Sherry, David Golden. Second row: Mr. Devio, Scott Ratner, Yaneer Bar-Yam, John Kennedy, Jackie Jew, Neal Harrington, Assistant Coaches: Steve Szerencsi, Eric Freedman. Third row: Mai Beasley, Steve Gosdanian, Ron Stevens, Brett Berenson, Richard Brown, Steve Chin, Jimmy Jew, Dan Gorini. Absent: Philip Kushi, Lucas Beasley, 130 I I First row: Debbv Stone, Karen Smith, Nancy Feldman, Marla Jaffe, Jodee Siegel, Beth Fields, Second row: Lisa David, Marilyn Cha-sen, Stephanie Frank, Lesley Livingston, Krys Chmielinski, Maria Benet. BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS First Row: Stuart Riltch, Rafe Cooper, Kevin Griffin, Harry Conforti, Sean Griffin. Second Row: John Lewis, Dietrich Blumer, Sidney Fine, Steven Whitman, Burt Bickerstaff, Ed Roberts, Jimmy Griffin, Lawton Cooper, Mr. Hall. WRESTLING Harry Conforti--Sectional Champ This year’s wrestling team, headed by coach Jerry Hall, had a frustrating season with a league record of 1-9-1. The best team effort all year was shown in a close, but disappointing match against Newton North. Sean Griffin and Dyke Hoy achieved their first wins. Among the best wrestlers were: Steven Whitman, who is a senior and was wrestling for the first time; Jimmy Griffin, a returning letterman who will play an important part in next year’s team; Ed Roberts, a sophomore with two strong years ahead of him, and captains Harry Conforti and Kevin Griffin, who both deserve recognition for their superb wrestling. “Harry and Kevin showed fine team leadership and personal dedication throughout the season. A special thanks to both of them,’’ commented Coach Jerry Hall. Although their league record wasn’t very impressive, they placed 8th. Harry and Kevin both placed 1st in their respective weights, and Ed Roberts placed 4th in his weight. In the State Tournament, Brookline placed 11th out of 100 teams, with only 2 teams from their section scoring higher than them. Harry placed 2nd at a weight of 121. Kevin placed 3rd at a weight of 140, and Ed placed 8th at a weight of 134. At Brockton’s Tournaments, Kevin placed 1st at 140 pounds and received the outstanding wrestler award for the tournament. Harry Conforti did an outstanding job placing 3rd at a weight of 121 pounds in the New England Tournament. i Kevin Griffin--Sectional Champ 133 First Row: Hamish Blackman, David Kirzner, Tad Fox, Steve Levin, Steve Flunt. Second Row: John Smolens, Peter Nadeaux, Jeff Connel, Tom Small, Mark Schwartz, Steve Chamberlain, Robert Segal, Mr. Mclnerny. Third Row: Jim Sullivan, John Lewis, Mark Wineberg, Lee Shapiro, David Greenberg. WINTER TRACK The Varsity Track team ended a discouraging season with a record of 1-5. Solid performances by everyone has made each contest close, losing for example, by only one point to Cambridge Latin and by two points to Newton. Along with clutch Co-Captains Tom Small and Rob Turesky, the squad boasts many other winning athletes including Larry Friedman— 50 yard dash, Mark Schwartz- -600 yrd. dash, Richard Thompson— 1000 yd. run. Tad Fox— 2 mile run, Steve Finkel— shot put. Rob Turesky- 300 yd. dash and Matty Sawyer-high jump, all of them winning these events in their win against Arlington. It should also be mentioned that Gary Pagar is the 3rd best miler in the league. This talented team expects a winning record next year. 134 Concert Choir Mixed Ensemble 137 EVERYBODY’S CONCERT for and by EVERYBODY! J 138 TROUPE 2002 OF THE INTERNATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY In March, Brookline High entered the yearly Festival Competition with the futuristic play, The Veldt, by Ray Brad- bury. The play, which takes place before the end of this century, dep- icts a frightening tech- nological world, devoid of human relationships and communication. Wendy Jacobs and Al- len Merritt played the parents of Rose Robinson and Michael Clebnik. Kathee Ham was the psychiatrist who warned the parents of impending disaster, and Marcy Clebnik played the part of the electrician. Although we didn’t win in the com- petition, the play was excellent. Special congratulations go to Kathee Ham, who was chosen as a member of the Regional All-Star cast. DRAMATICS SOCIETY Officers . . . F ' irst Row: Linda Leombruno. Ellen Brody, Rose Robinson, Marcy Clebnik. Second Row: Mr. Belliveau (Faculty Advisor), Wendy Jacobs, Kathi Ham, Missing: Chris Crowley. Brookline High School houses Thespian Troupe 2002. To become a Thespian, one must work on Dramatics Society productions, thereby earning points. Once 15 points have been earned the hard worker is inducted into the Troupe. This year’s Thespian production was “The Veldt” by Ray Bradbury. As for the Dramatics Society in general, besides two student-teacher directed one act plays, the winter presentation of “Blithe Spir- it” by Sir Noel Coward, directed by Mr. Bel- liveau, Faculty Advisor, enjoyed moderate success. 140 . . . and Thespians K. ' IS ■ill Things Don’t Change: We Change Henry David Thoreau In 1843, the idea of a school for higher education in Brookline (then only a small town, whose people were farmers) took shape, and classes were first held at the old town house that year. Brookline High was destined to see many institutions, both good and bad, rise and flourish, totter and fall; to see all this and still remain and grow when they all had passed. In 1914, Brookline spent $32,000 for a new high school building located at 1 15 Greenough St. When war and the Depression had both passed, Brookline High School still remained. It was September 25, 1936. School had just closed for the day when the fire, caused by a faulty incinerator, started in the attic of the building. The fire grew in intensity as the flames spread out over the building. When the fire was finally extinguished, the building was damaged beyond repair. The only things that were saved from the fire were some important records. However, when the building and the grounds around the then destroyed school were inspected, two other things were found i n the rubble to have survived the fire— the two statues of the Greek gods Athena and Diana that stood in the courtyard. When the new building was completed, the statues were placed in the quadrangle and have remained there since. 1 143 ITCHY SCALP . . . USE VITALISM I PASSED!!!! OH, MR. RINALDI, PLEASE! fIfT ' 1 What difference will one more voice make? one more tear, one more sigh, one more life, one more digit in the population . . . Itmakesahellofalotofdifference Because I’m alive, I love, 1 care. 144 CUlISS opMhSzHTions Black Awareness Club Key Club Key Club Officers, sitting: Michael Cline, ,Ierry Fleishman, Neil Piltch, Carol Ann Rosenberg, Standing: Mr. Gerson, Mark Sullivan, Rickv Schwartz, Debbie Sneddon, Debby Fenn, Jodee Siegel, Liz Shuman. A Flelping Fland For Unicef The Key Club raised $300 for the United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund, The check was presented by members of the club to a UNICEF representative. It STHtmi UU1 Ut S ' ■ . 6 : ' ■ MURIVIAN First Row: Editors: Ellie Dimento, Jodee Siegel, Marcy Clebnik, Linda Leombruno. Second Row: Kathee Flam. Lise Greenfield, Jeff Goodman. Iris Goulston. Renee Brown. 148 SAGAMORE 149 SKI CLUB SENIOR STEERING COMMITTEE Row I: Lesley Livington, Alison Murphy. Felicia Carpenter. Debbie Sneddon Row 2: Regina Clay, Peggy Sheehan. Kathee Ham. Linda Leombruno. Marcy Clebnik. Keith Drop kin 151 Volunteers for Community Service 152 First Row; Yukoltorn Putaphol; Thailand; Linda Wong, China; Leila Tsakarissianou. Olga Micheles. Greece; Flope Wilkinson, Jamaica; Second Row; Tut Po Lee. Burma; Marina Khazanova, Irena Primack, Russia; Joyce Yang, Taiwan; Maria Venegas, Olga Jaramillo, Columbia; Hope Evans, Jamaica; Third Row; John Daye, Jamaica; Amit Bahat, Israel; Homero Monsanto. Juan Monsanto, Puerto Rico; Johnny Taylor, Costa Rica. The International Students Burma. Chile, Costa Rica, Columbia, China, Russia . . . these are just a few of the many countries represented by forty new B.H.S. students. During the year they have worked together in the English as a Second Language Class, and after school on social activities. One of the highlights was an International festival exhibit held in December. Mrs. Dowd Mrs. Hamilton have been working with the students in a counseling capacity. MEDICAL CLUB LUTURE SCIENTISTS OF AMERICA 154 ECOLOGY CLUB REFRACTIONS STAFF Row 1: Sarah Gavian, Mrs. Quitt, Mr. Viglirolo, Anne Fine. Mrs. Sadowsky Row 2: Melinda Salomon, Dan Page, Steven Rothstein. Eve LaPlante. Liz Shuman, Rick Trilling, Mr. Dedinsky SFA DEBATING TEAM Karen Dana, Deena Gross. Joshua Gutoff, Tom 156 Mellins CHESS CLUB SCUBA CLUB ANTI- DEFENESTRATION LEAGUE Row I; Nicolai Volkov. Row 2: Larry Hennig, Turo Tanaka, Deena Gross. Raquel Welch, Jr., Jean Claude Killy, Rick Miller, Barah Baldwell. Row 3: Matthew Berry, W. C. Fields, Manuela Maistrellis, Racer X, John Denver. Burt Reynolds. Steve Winer, Vincent Price, Jason Pork, Forrest Dietrich, E. The Plant. Row 4: Mao-Tse-Tung. Mr. Big. Pedro Morales, Hoover Vacuum. Moe. Larry, Curly Baby. Missing; G. Vigliorolo, Alfalfa, Quasimoto, Kamikaze and me. FRENCH CLUB FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS: First row: Nancy Goldberg, Rena Weiss, Howard Hyde, Second row: Madame Planchon-Advisor, Sue Sager, Jon Kaye. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS Steve Lepler, Leo Collins, Jack Efromson 158 SPANISH CLUB FAR EAST CLUB Marilyn Wong, President. Far East club. 159 Oh U a: Q Mr. Webb, Housemaster, Miss Grace, Mr. Ale.xander. Missing--Mr. Gumbs-Houseteacher, Mrs. Rvan. HOUSE ROBERTS HOUSE Mr. Reynolds-Houseteacher, Mrs. Anderson, Mr. Passalacqua--Housemaster, Mr. Howard, Dr. Sutfin. 162 2: r o n z L I First Row: Mrs. Reinhold. Mrs. Johnson. Flouseteacher. Miss Magee-Guidance Secretary. Mrs. Rheault-Brown. Miss Sullivan. Second Row: Mr. Kraft-Housemaster. Mr. Gerson HOUSE AKERS HO USE Mr. Savage. Mr. Rothstein--Houseteacher. Mr Dedinsky--Housemaster. Mrs. Townsend. Mr. Waldron. 163 Standing--Left to right: Mrs. Gray. Mrs. Ladenburg, Miss Robinson, Mrs. Ogden, Mr. Ritchie, Miss Splendore, Mr. Robinson. Miss Wacht, .Mrs. Sadowsky, Mr. Tipton, Mrs. Kijewsky, Mr. Murphy, Mrs. Fowler, Mr. Jordan, Miss Small, Mr. Slaven. Miss Bailey Sitting— left to right: Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Kean, Miss Wexler. Mrs. Shore, Mr. Piechota, Mr. Viglirolo (department head). Dr. Thomas (department head). Miss Pessolano, Mrs. Metzger 164 Standing-left to right: Miss Bonville, Mrs. Rodriguez, Miss Manter, Mr. Belocas, Mrs. Cahn, Mr. Ulich, Miss Shopshire, Miss Maistrellis, Mrs. Alonso, Mrs. Planchon, Sitting-left to right: Mrs. Dowd, Miss Danberg, Miss Landry, Mrs. Burger, Mrs. Osman. Dr. Berko FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT 165 Standing--left to right: Mr. Howard, Mr. Forsythe, Mr. Chellquist, Mr. Cunningham, Mr, Cohen, Mr, Hoffman (department head), Mr. Smith, Mr. Gleekman, Mr. Lent, Mr. Parfit (director), Sitting--left to right: Mr. Fox, Miss Howell, Miss Alderman, Mrs. Daniels, Miss Broser, Miss Driscoll, Mrs. Howard, Miss Nardone. 166 SEPTl Standing-left to right: Mr Borg. Mr. Sterndale. Mr. Flint Mi.s.s Werner Mr W,a , Mr. AhC� „, Mr. Moore, Mr Barra� „. Saonj-lef, r.ghr: Mr Jean, Mra. LanS .M:‘ ' Ller, M:s AOdeTL 167 LIBRARIANS: Miss Ragland, Mrs. Killifer, Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Brush, Mrs. Greenspan. COMPUTER ROOM STAFF: Mrs. Connor. Mr. Brown. Miss Harris. 168 P P s The F upil F ersonnel Services De- partment encompasses many special- ists working together to meet the many needs of B.H.S. students. Under the PPS umbrella are the guidance counselors, social workers, nurses, learning disabilities personnel, special education teachers, school psy- chologist and psychiatrist and reading teachers. Front Row: Mr. Allen. Miss Loebenberg. Mr. Herron. Back Row: Miss Schoemer. Miss Keith. Mrs. Broder. Miss Maloney. V W First Row: Mrs. Dowd, Mrs. Rheinhold, Miss Murdock, (Dept. Chairman), Mrs. Rheault-Brown, Miss Grace, Mrs. Gray. Second Row: Dr. Rudish, Miss Keith, Mrs. .Anderson, Mrs. Ogden, Mrs. Townsend. Third Row: Dr. Sutfin, Mr. Herron, Mr. Alexander, Mr. Howard, Mr. Gopen, Mr. Gerson, Mr. Savage. 171 SECRETARIES nrst row. Mrs Conroy, Mrs. Connors, Miss Flynn, Mrs. Mmkie, M,ss N.lan d, Miss O’Leary, Second row: Miss Borden, Mrs Luster , s- M ' ' Grove, Miss Murphy, Mrs. MacGillivray. Top row: Mrs. Conway, Miss Sullivan, Miss Kenney, Mrs. KIme. Missing: Mrs. Donovan. Miss Davis, Mrs. Pappergerstein. 173 OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION STAFF Back Row; Mr. Baker (Director), Mr. Meehan, Mr. Lane, Mr. Chaisson, Mr. Doherty, Mr. Lamb, Mr. Ford. Front Row; Mr. Roberts, Mr. Ingman, Mr. Coletta, Mr. Tupa, Mr. Bernstein. INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND ART STAFF Mr. Crafts. Mrs. Schreiber, Mr. Ryan. Mrs. Sutfin. Mrs. Seltzer. .Mr. Erelli. Mr. Fox. Mr. McCarthy. Mr. Wall. Mr. Dunbar. Mr. Kennison. 174 HOME ECONOMICS STAFF Mrs. Daly, Mrs. Griffin, Mrs. Amico. MUSIC STAFF Mr. Kelley, Mr. Madden. NURSERY SCHOOL TEACHERS Miss Kenny. Miss Spadazzi, Mrs. Sutfin. 175 ! SPECIAL ACTIVITIES Eddie Andelman i Congressman Drinan KHY Cl UB CHRIS I MAS I ' AR I Y BLITHE SPIRIT CHINESE FOOD FESTIVAL REVERSE COLLEGE DAY SOUTH END TUTORING SCUBA DIVING AT BHS I Ij BLACK HISTORY WEEK 183 184 BC On September 23, 1973, tragedy struck Brookline High; the rope on the flag pole in front of the school broke, making it impossible to raise Old Glory. But on January 22, Frank W. Price, steeplejack extraordinaire came to the rescue. Mr. Price mounted the one hundred foot flagpole and tied a new rope on it. This reporter, who was one of several hundred witnesses to Mr. Price’s ascent, sought to discover how one enters the field of steeplejacking. When asked how he had become a steeplejack, he replied that there had been a line of progression, starting with “trees, then water towers, then radio towers, then church steeples, and finally flag poles.” No one in his family had been steeplejacks. Steeplejacks don’t charge by the hour, but rather by the height of the object climbed. He charges “$1.25 per foot to climb up for a job like this and $1.75 to paint.” He also said that he had put one-half inch rope onto the BHS flagpole and had only charged for three-eights inch. If you’re interested in his services, you are advised to contact Mr. Price at Steeplejack Inc. in Abington. (Reprinted from Sagamore 2 5 74; An alphabet for B.H.S. Students ! A is for auditorium. i } The alphabet is something you already know (at least, we hope you know it and would be pretty surprised if you didn’t), so the following alphabet should not be considered as a learning device. Rather, it is a w ' ay of looking at Brookline High. During this past year at B.H.S., there was good, bad, and blah. Some days the goodies won- -going home for vacation days and X-Block days; and some days the baddies won— losing tourna- ment days and walking-to-school-in-rain-or- snow-days. But there were many days that were simply blah, routine, ho-hum days. We opened doors, climbed stairs, shut windows, sat on chairs. We studied books, cut class, read signs, kept off the grass. Consequently, an Alphabet for B.H.S. Students shows the good, the bad, and the blah. 192 is for books, and beer. is for class, and cutting class. D is for doors. 193 194 is for greasers. is for happy. is for jocks. 196 197 is for Murivian. 1 I is for quiet. 199 L is for running. is for signs, and studying. 200 is for trash. is for unique Utopia. 201 is for walkers. 202 DCGREEH JULIE H L£ 31 76 F 33690 £HI ' DUr 073 I I Course lAlibM ' s of Approved 8c I I I I I nwf I H. R. 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Marks Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Shuman Mr. and Mrs. Eugene F. Sullivan Dr. and Mrs. Alan Sutfin The Murivian staff wants to express their appreciation to the patrons listed above. In the future, if we wish to continue preserving our memories in the Murivian, we will need all the support the high school community can give. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES Congressman Robert F. Drinan 204 Compliments of MCDONALD’S TOWNHOUSE Harvard St. Brookline Compliments of PELHAM DRUG 1294 Beacon St. Brookline, Mass. WEISSMAN BAKERY, INC. Form riy MORTON BAKERY 56ft- W44 — 166S BEACON STREET ) BROOKUNE 277-0502 — 421 HARVARD STREET MASS. 02146 Jial 277-1771 ’Samuel rtujio o cooper, inc. f pkotogrcipli cctmuel cooper 1617 b eclcon fftreet rookline, 02146 fabriclene FABRIC CARE CENTER 1629 Beacon Street Brookline, Mass. 566-8633 205 t‘in(ict ' i l64l Beacon Street Brookline, Mass. 02146 Larry Greenberg f Tel. 277-0770 232-76 -i ROXBURY BOTTLE COMPANY, INC. BEST BUY BROCKWAY BOTTLES Louis M. Insoft-President MISTER DONUT “The world’s best cup of Coffee, Donuts Muffins”. SPECIAL DISCOUNTS ON QUANTITY PURCHASES FOR GROUPS-CLUBS-ORGANIZATIONS 1336 Beacon St. 566-8554 265 Brookline St. 566-9376 Brookline 206 But we cannot end with goodbye. We also want to say— happily and often— hello. And between the goodbye of the moment and the hellos of the future, we wish you— above all— peace. So we say, “Shalom” . . . D.M. M.K.R. F.DITORS-IN-CHIEF: Marcy Clebnik, .lodee Siegel, LAYOUT EDITORS: Lise Greenfield, Priscilla Terres, PHOTOGR.APHY EDITORS: Renee Brown, .leff Goodman. ART EDITORS: Rathee Flam. Karen Shashoua, ADVERTISING EDITOR: Leslie Cohen, COPY EDITOR: Iris Goulston, SPORTS EDITORS: Ellie Dimento. Laura Alpert. BLISINESS EDITOR: Linda Leombruno and special thanks to: Linda Marks, Phoebe Schmidt. David Samuels, Lee Dublin. Cheryl Davidson, Faye Rachlin, Tobey Delvecchio, David Smith, Linden Mosk, Robert Krasney. Linda Chang, Lois Einstein, Debbie Eenn, Lisa David, Louis Bryan, Diane Alpert, Joni-Sue Blinderman. Julie Davidson and advisors. Mrs. Dowd and Mr. Passalacqua. 208 WM. J. KBLLBR A O V SION Of Hfftff JONfS SU AIO N(W tOBK 14240 716-834 660C