Brookline High School - Murivian Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1975 volume:

b - K yj r - O 0 ,- A 1 73 Table of Contents senioi 17 undergrade 81 6S staff -109 organizations 121 sports 137 events 6S. activities patterns 197 HEADMASTER AND Carmen Rinaldi. Headmaster, in conference Dear Friends, Four years to be spent anywhere seem an eternity; but in retrospect the Brookline High School setting, although not something we would call the loveliest in the world, has I hope provided occasional if not frequent moments of excitement and happiness. A prominent writer in a letter to a friend said, “I come out of this new experience with the strengthened conviction that we can do nothing better in life than to take and follow the threads it offers us, step by step, towards something we do not see, but which must be there ahead, as surely as the World exists I write to you as friends and hope that you will “follow the threads” of your “new experience,” whatever and wherever it may be. Sincerely yours. Ethel Sadowsky, tiouseieacher and Assisiani lo the Headmaster Mary Davi.s, . fain Office Secretary i 4 MAIN OFFICE Nora O’Leary, Secrelurv to the Headmaster Mr. Rinaldi — At the Headmaster ' s Desk Mary Niland, School Registrar Helen Pappastergion, Main Office Secretary 5 Kay Connor and Fran Donovan. Main Office Secretaries SENIOR STEERING COMMITTEE: First Row. Heather Maxon. Carol Ann Rosenberg, Evelyn Bugley, Ellie DiMento, Renee Brown Second Row: Carolyn Alper, Cindy Ruby, Pam DelVecchio. Karen Quinn, Cindy Elias, Donald Isaacs, Amy Greenberg. Ellen Golding, June Lee, Nancv Eisher Third Row: Robin Alpers, Ellen McCarthy, Sue MacGillivray, Angela Torres, Eva O ' Malley. The Senior Steering Committee is composed of leaders and coor- dinators of the Class of ' 75. Under the guidance of Mr. Webb. Mr. Cradle and Mr. Dedinsky the group has organized activities such as the Winter Carnival, the Kick- Off Dance and t he Prom. 6 First Row: Karen Quinn, Cindv Elias, Cindy Ruby SeconJ Row: Pam DelVecchio, Carolyn Alper, Ellie DiMento, Joe McNeely, David Berkman. ReneeBrown. Faculty Advisers: Mr. Webb, Mr. Cradle and Mr. Dedinsky. DANCE AND PROM COMMITTEE 1 iirUl II B. H. S. SENIORS r rwT, The man who follows the crowd will usually get no further than the crowd. The man who walks alone is likely to find himself in places no one has ever seen before. Creativity in living is not without its attendant difficulties, for peculiarity breeds contempt. And the un- fortunate thing about being ahead of your time is that when people finally realize you were right, they ' ll say it was obvious all along. You have two choices in life; you can dissolve into the mainstream, or you can be distinct. To be distinct, you must be different. To be different, you must strive to be what no one el.se hut you can be . . . Alan Ashley-Pitt AKERS Mr. Rothstein, Houseteacher, conferring with Mr. Dedinsky, Housemaster. Ms. Dowd. Guidance Counselor Mr. Ryan. Counselor HOUSE TEAM Ms. Tanner. Guidance Secretary Mr. Savage. Guidance Counselor Ms. Hamilton. Gn rfance Counselor Ms. Magee. House Secretary I I i LINCOLN HOUSE TEAM Mr. Krapf, Housemaster, in conference with parents. Ms. McGee. Guidance Secretary Ms. Sullivan, House Secretary Ms. Johnson, Hnuseteacher Ms. Reinhold. Guidance Counselor Ms. Rheault. Guidance Counselor Mr. Gerson, Guidance Counselor PACKARD Mr. Webb, Housemaster HOUSE TEAM ] Ms. Grace, Guidance Counselor Ms. Sharfman, School Psychologist (belongs to all houses) ROBERTS HOUSE TEAM Dr. Sutfin, Guidance Counselor 15 Ms. Anderson. Guidance Counselor SCHOOL COMMITTEE First Row (seated): Ann E. MacDonald-Assistant Superintendant. Viola R. Pinanski. John Connorton. Chairman, Ann M. Wacker-Vice- Chairman. Brian L. Conry. Second Row (standing): William C. Sheridan, Robert I. Sperber-Superintendant, Joseph Robinson, Jacques ,M, Dronsick, Raymond McNally, Natalie Zuckerman, Ellsworth E. Rosen. STUDENT A D VISOR Y CO UNCIL First Row (seated): Ellen Stotsky, Rick Trilling. Second Row (standing) Linda Marks, Ryah Parker, Elaven Gracey. 16 JOYCE AARON CAROLYN FAITH ALPER If I am not for myself who is for me? And when I am only for myself what am I? and if now, when? Hillel LUIS ARIAS MICHAEL AKASHIAN If you can’t be with the one you love, love the one you’re with CSNY What action! The parties start June 20th. Be thouest COOL!! MARTIN ALPEREN RHONDA ABELOW Our knowledge is the amassed thought and experience of innumerable minds. Emerson ROBIN LOUISE ALPERS DIANE ALPERT It is not only fine feathers that make fine birds. AESOP 18 MARJORIE BACKMAN 1 know who 1 was when 1 got up this morning, but 1 think 1 must have changed several times since. Lewis Carroll MAURY BARAN Do unto others so hard, that they may never do back unto you. Jef Segelman DAVID BARDFIELD The best things in life may be free, but the things money can buy aren’t bad either. DAWN BARENBERG STELLA BROWN JOHN BARBOUR DANA BARNETT When the wagons, leave the city; For the forest, and further on . . . Jack Bruce 19 KATE BEEDERS When the clouds have all gone there will be no more rain and the beauty of all things is uncovered again. RICHARD BEAN KENNETH BAUER LUCAS BEASLEY DENISE BEAUMONT On ne voit bien qu’avec le coeur. L’essential est invisible p our les yeux. Saint — Exupdry KEVIN BELL Live for Today See and let yourself be seen. Zenith Toke Forever. Cat Stevens STEPHEN BELT Hurried and worried until we’re buried, And there’s no curtain call, Life’s a very funny proposition, after all. George M. Cohan MARIA E. BENET A kissed mouth loses no savour, but is renewed like the moon. The Decamoron 20 HEIDI BERENSON The deepest feeling always shows itself in silence. Anonymous JULIAN BERGSCHNEIDER I think that everybody should get to know and love each other. DAVID BERKMAN It’s nice to be imporUtnt . . . but It’s more important to be nice! SHEILA MAE BERKMAN I pray that I will be free to touch and be touched by all of life’s fullfilling beauties. BRIAN BERK WITZ LAURENCE BERNEY PATRICK BERUBE Live your life the way you want to live it. Not as others want you to. NANCY BERLINER IN Xanadu did Kubla Khan A stately, pleasure dome decree ... It was a miracle of rare device A sunny plea.sure-dome with caves of ice. HAMISH F. H. BLACKMAN A thousand plastic flowers can’t make the desert bloom, A thousand nameless faces can’t fill an empty room. Fritz Peris CATHIE BLEIWAS JONI-SUE BLINDERMAN If you really want it you can get it but you must try and try, till you succeed at last. Jimmy Cliff (L.T.A.M.F.A.L.O.) ROBERTA LYNNE BLOOM Wanna split a pic-i-nic basket. Boo- Boo? CLAUDIA BRASS DIETRICH P. BLUMER By nature men are nearly alike — by practice, they get to be wide apart. ELLEN BOLAND LINDA BRADLEY George Michael Cohen DAVID BREEN SHERYL BRILL PETER BRODY You never know the meaning of true happiness until you have experienced the pain of unhappiness first. Hold on to those precious memories. LAUREN RENEE BROWN Courage is a good word. It is a substance that other people, who have none, urge you to have when all is lost. Jim Bishop LINDA BROWN If we had no faults of our own, we would not take as much pleasure in noticing these of others. La Rochefoucauld Ib 31 RICHARD BROWN 23 JLlD ' i BRN ANT F-VHLYN BUGLKY Let ' s go hand m hand, not one before another, Shakespear MICHAEL BUCHANAN JANE BUTTERWORTH Happiness is a perfume you cannot pour on others without getting a few drops yourself. JAME.SELENNE BUNKER I won ' t settle down nor settle for less as long as there ' s half a chance that I can have it all. I ' ve got to be me PATRICIA BUTLER 24 CATHY CAHNERS Nance, Di. Rose, Bert, Beth, Frosty, remember the good times for to part is to die a little. Neil — thank you, je t’aime. BLAIR CAMBELL If you don’t understand my JOHN CAREY JAMES CASSID i 25 STLFUHN CMAMBtRLAIN EDWARD CHAO He a)nquers who endures — MARILYN CHASEN Ifvou have a friend treat her so. Do not let her your secrets know, Eor if that friend becomes vour foe. fhen all the world your secrets know. CAREN CHERELEEE JOAN D CHIN Let me not defer nor neglect it; !| Eor I shall not pass i this way a[ lin. jl HILDA CHIN il You ' ve got to get up every || morning with a smile on your face, and show the world all the i love in vour heart. | Carole King i 26 RODNEY CHIN The battle is won in the mind, before the first blow is struck. LILY L. CHIN . . . there’s a lot of sense in living, when the world we know starts giving. We can spread our wings, some sunny day . . . Fly away. Seals and Crofts [ POLLY CHIN SUSAN CHIN SAUNDY CHIN The Present was once the future JOAN CLARK When time, who steals our years away. Shall steal our pleasure, too. The mem ' ry of the past will stay. And half our joys renew. Thomas Moore 27 GARY CLAY I ' ve got the Basketball Jones! MICHAEL CLINE BRIAN Cl.OHERLY RICHARD HOWARD CLOSE DANIEL A COHEN On the whole, Ld rather be in Philadelphia. W.C. Eield ' s epitaph CAROLINE COLEMAN What the inner voice says Will not disappoint the hoping soul. Schiller 28 JEFFREY K. CONNELL Banking otT of the northeast wind; Salin’ on a summer breeze; Skipping over the ocean like a stone. Nilsson RAPHAEL W COOPER 1 was gratified to be able to answer promptlv, and 1 did. 1 said 1 didn ' t know, Mark Twain ( S ) 1 i. ( I 1 RICHARD COSTELLO I PERCY COOK CLAIRE CRANE BRINTON CORB EILEEN CRAFFEY MICH EI.LE CRAVATTS A healthy attitude can change a burden into a blessing, a trial into a triumph 29 3 CHRISTOPHER CROWLEY KATHLEEN DASSO STEVEN CUTLER ALAN DAVIDSON SUSAN DELANJIAN LAURENCE DERANY PAMELA DELVECCHIO LOUIS DE SANTIS J THOMAS DOHERTY JOHN DIRRANE MINDY DOUGLAS DEBRA DIAMOND MARY DONOVAN IDA DOETSCH PETER DREYFUS Amor Vinchi Omnia DONNA DEWDNHY GLENDA ELLIS KEVIN EGAN DEBBIE EVANS CINDY ELIAS People drift in and out of our lives but life is too short to dwell on memories. THOMAS DUGGAN SUE ANNE ENG ALAN EPSTEIN But we don’t care a button! We don ' t care a fig! In a Sieve we’ll go to sea! Edward Lear 32 MAR FAHhRIV RONAl.l) FHI.IX DFBORAH I FNN Fife itseir is a series of hellos and good bves. It is what happens between that makes all the difference. OSCAR FhRNANDFZ MICHAEL FERREIRA Too much confidence has deceived manv a one. DONALD FTENMAN Success is that old ABC: ability, breaks, and courage. C. Luckman BETH FIELDS JEAN FERRIE I ' d like to sing a thank-you song to all mv friends for being so kind to me. 33 CAROL FLYNN THOMAS FOLEY No man can be happy without a friend, nor be sure of his friend till he is unhappy. DAVID FONG 34 GEORGE FONG DAVID FORMAN 1 am he as you are he as you are me and we are all together . . . Lennon McCartney CARYN FORREST MARCIA FOWLER KENNETH FOX ROBIN FREEDMAN We were made for one another in the time it takes to grow up; if only we were old enough . . . E.J. STEPHANIE FRANK My candle burns at both ends. It will not last the night; But ah, my foes, and oh friends. It gives a lovely light. Edna St. Vincent Millay DAVID FOX 33 jm WENDY FREMONTSMITH ROBIN GERSHFIELD The real in us is silent, the acquired is talkative Kahlil Gibran CINDY GAFFNEY God grant me the Serenity to accept the things I cannot change — Courage to change the things I can — and the Wisdom to know the difference. 1 i DANIEL GOLDBERG NANCY GAMER SARA GITNER nd each day I learn just a little bit more, 1 don’t know why but I do know what for. Elton John Love to: J, L, M, N, D D 36 MARCIA GOLDBERG KAREN GOLDRICH “Without suffering man knows not what goodness is.” V LINDA GORDON RICHARD GORDON We’re free to go where we wish and to be what we are 37 TIMOTHY GREEN GAIL A GORODETZER Remember: It ' s nice to be important, but it ' s more important to be nice. STEVEN GOSDANIAN PAUL GRAUDS HILLEL GRAY Man IS timid and apologetic; he is no longer upright; he dares not say I think, I am,” but quotes some saint or sage. Ralph Waldo Emerson AMY LAY GREENBERG We had joy, we had fun. We had seasons in the sun. But the wine and the song Like the seasons have all gone. Rod McKuen NANCY GREEN All the moments I ' ve lived and laughed. Seem to be fonder memories. JO-ANNE GOULD Yesterday ' s gone so why the sorrow and whv worrv about tomorrow. 38 DAVID GRENIER DEBRA ELLEN GREENE The time is near And you must go Leaving me with memories Memories to lean on. JAMES GRIFFIN FELICIA GRIPPO ELIZABETH GREENSPAN I’m lookin’ forward to lookin ' back from further on down the track Carly Simon JAMES GREENBLATT The trouble with not having a goal is that you can spend your life running up and down the held and never scoring. LESLIE GREENGARD ERIC GRIMBERG Those who know their flunv have more. EG. 39 BRUCE HALL Lose your dreams and you will lose your mind. The Rolling Stones JOSHUA JARED CUTOFF The best form of revenge is not to imitate the wrongdoer. Marcus Aurelius MICHELE GRUSBY The voice of the last cricket across the first frost is one kind of good- by. It is so thin a splinter of singing. Carl Sandburg JOSHUA HAMMERMAN The only thing that is going to save mankind is if enough people live their lives for something or someone other than themselves Leon Uris LAURENCE HAGERTY MARK HARRINGTON JOSLIN HAM ANN MARIE HARRINGTON Friendship can spring up any day cause it’s never more than a smile away. 40 CHERYL (Cheri) HAUCK Today is as tomorrow Yesterday will be forever To remember without sorrow Would make the future never. NEIL HARRINGTON HILDE HARTNETT AMY HAVELES 41 PHILIP HERMAN Where the willingness is great, the DAISY HOPKINS JULIE HOHLER DMS.E HOY 42 F’ETER HUGH JEFFREY HU I NICK The way some people push others around, you ' d think they came from a long line of revolving doors. STEVEN HUNT DONALD ISAACS Don’t be sad Good or bad There’s no one can really judge YOU You just have to come to your own conclusion Dave Mason PAULA JABBOUR I knew looking back on mv tears would someday make me laugh. But I never knew looking back on mv laughter would make me ROBERT JACOBS HOWARD L HYDE How glorious it is — and how painful - to be an exception. Alfred de Musset ROBERTA J ACOBS crv . . . DIANE JAFFE Maybe it is just the time of year Or maybe it’s the time of man . . . I don’t know who I am but life is for learning. ERIC JELLSON Alone 1 walked the ocean strand, a shell was in my hand, 1 stopped and wrote upon the sand My name — the year — the day LISA JONES DAVID KANE NADIA KAHAN No man is an Island, intire of it selfe; every man is a piece of the Continent, a part of the maine. John Donne JACK JEW SARAH KALOUPEK Sitting here is limbo , but I know it won’t be long . . . HEIDI JONES Let each man think himself an act of God Philip Jame Bailey STEVEN PETER KARIDOYANES Lord — Please make my words sweet today, for tomorrow I may have to eat them. KENNETH KAO KAREN KATZ JOHN KENNEDY Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. RUTH KATZ GARY KAYAKACHOIAN JONATHAN KAY What is mind? No matter. What is matter? Never mind. T.H. Key ROBERT KESSEL SUSAN KEOHANE SHEILA KILGALLON MARILYN KING INGE ALAN KIRZNER AMY KITAY Better late in this world than early in the nex t one. 46 BETTY RUNG PHILIP KURINSKY A quitter never wins, a winner never quits. When the going gets tough, the tough get going. Rendy Newman ROBERT KRASNEY ROWENA KWAN WAI-MON LAU To everyone, I wish love in every breast, liberty in every heart and learning in every head. 47 1 MARGARET LEARY SUSAN LAZARUS After you’re all grown up . . . it’s really depressing when you realize that you’re not anv of the things you wanted to be when you grew up! SUSAN ELISE LEARY There’s no such thing as “best” in a world of individuals. Hugh Prather ELIZABETH LEE JUNE LEE The best way to secure happiness is to be as happy as it is rightfully possible today, Charles W. Eliot SHIRLEY LEE Love IS . . . making memories today to share tomorrow. SUSANNA LEE Time — I ask it to wait but it does not lingers, not even for a moment — so I must drift with it or be left behind. RUPERT TEEMING 48 DAVID LEFK.OWITH MICHAEL K. LEIVI KENNETH LEMAR Don’t let life discourage you; everyone who got where he is had to begin where he was. Richard L. Evans 1 I NANCY LEPORE After all the heartache and after the tears, sunshine will shine upon you. Never lose courage in pursuing your dream. PATRICIA J. LIBBY No matter what your fight don’t be ladv like. Mother Jones PATTI LILLY A faithful friend is a sturdy shelter: he that has found one has found a treasure. Ecclesiosticus 6: 14 JONATHAN LEWIS I 49 WILSON LIU God grant us the serenity to accept the things we can’t change, courage to change the things we can. and wisdom always to tell the dilTerence. Vonnegut TERRY LOO I love you for what you are But I love you more for what you are going to be. Carl Sandburg NANCY LUBELL ANDREW LURIE 50 JOHN MALINN today. Harriet Beecher Stowe SANDRA MAVRELLIS HEATHER ROSS MAXON MARY ELLEN MCABEE A day without orange juice is like a day without sunshine. li [ ' SI EILEEN MCCUE ELLEN MARIE MCCARTHY It is one of the blessings of old friends, that you can afford to be stupid with them. Emerson NORA MCLOUGHLIN MERCIA MCKENZIE WILLIAM MCCUE NANCY MCMAHON Nothing prevents our being natural so much as the desire to appear so. La Rochefoucauld 52 mm JOSEPH MCNEILLY We love the things we love m spite of what they are. Louis Untermever JEAN MESSITT MICHAEL MELVILLE Whv with an M? said Alice Why not? said the March Hare. Lewis Carroll LINDA MERRILL THOMAS HARRISON MELLINS They drew all manner of things — everything that begins with an M CRAIG MILLER OLGA MIHELIS BONNIE MICHELMAN 53 GARY MILLER When a man points a finger at someone else, he should remember that three of his fingers are pointing at himself. Louis Nizer LISA C. MILTON “Better to have a loving friend than ten admiring foes.” Liber Annalis ’53 LYNN MONAHAN M CHERYL MINK.LE MARK MORGAN JOAN GRIFFIN SANDRA MORRIS ’’Everything is funny as long as it is happening to somebody else.” Will Rogers Illiterate Digest DANIEL MORONEY 54 m ALLEN (BIG AL) MOY JAMES MUSE PETER NADEAU BETH D. NADEL “There’s time for some things, and time for all things; a time for great things and a time for small things.” Miguel de Cervantes 55 JIMMY NG Happiness has many roots DARCY HUEBLER ANN NERSESSIAN DOREEN NICASTRO BARRY R NORMAN “Goodbv Blue Monday BRENDA NYMAN The harder the conflict, the more glorious the triumph. What we obtain too cheap, we esteem too lightly. Thomas Paine DAVID HOCHBERG JANET O ' BRIEN 56 PAMELA PAPPAS The wings of time soar past . . . but echoes of happy yesterdays remain. EVA O’MALLEY Life is too short to go through it with a frown . . . so smile! LISA CONFORTI JEANNE PASTAN JOYCE PENDER 57 IDELLE PENN KATHERINE PFEIFFER In the quiet of the evening we learn at last to never ask for whom the bell tolls, it may be a dead ringer for nobody. Pogo MARJORIE PEPPER Despise not any man or anvthing; DAVID PETERS JOHN PETERS there isn ' t a man that hasn’t his hour, there isn’t a thing that hasn’t it’s place. Pirke Avot DEBORAH PLOWDEN i JOHN PHIFUPS HENRY PORAS 58 VIMAL RAHEJA WILLIAM RILEY CARL RAO MERYL RACHLIN KAREN PATRICIA QUINN The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed. J.R.N. Chamfort DEBORAH RANDOLPH STEVEN ROBINS 59 BEVERLY ROBINSON Making friends for the world to see; Let the people know you ' ve got what you need. Elton John DOROTH ROBINSON JOY KOCH SUSAN M. ROSEMAN Happiness is something you experience and remember. MARK SCHWARTZ CAROL ANN ROSENBERG Everyone is a moon, and he has a dark side which he never shows to anvbody. Mark Twain KAREN ROSENFIELD DENISE ROBINSON 60 ANDREA ROSENGARD Education may be expensive but ignorance is even more costly. CINDY BETH RUBY “Eive hand-in-hand and together we’ll stand on the threshold of a dream. - Moody Blues. DEBRA ROSENFIEED MARK RLIBIN 61 LINDA SALZMAN BARRY SAPERIA Some men see things as they are and say, why. I dream of things that never were and say, why not. Robert Kennedy BETH SASS I Believe In Music PETER SEAMAN MATTHEW L. SAWYER Impossible is a word found only in the dictionary of fools. Napoleon RICHARED SEGAL SONIA SULTAN CHRISTINE SIEBOLT 62 ELISABETH SHAKIN It were not best that we should all think alike; it is difference of opinion that makes horseraces. Mark Twain SUSAN SHALEK DONNA SHAPIRO SHANE SHAW CHRISTOPHER STEARNS KEVIN SHEEHAN WENDY SHINDLER Two roads diverged in a wood, and I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference. The Road Not Taken Robert Frost MARCIA SHEINFIELD Thank you mom and dad 63 SCOTT SILVER i The art of friendship: 1 , To be a friend a man should practice the companionship of I silence and the magic of words f j that his speech may build and not destroy, help and not hinder. tj CAHTERINE SPILLANE SUE ANN SINGER Mountains have a dreamy way Of folding up a noisy day In quiet covers, cool and gray. Leigh Buckner Haynes Mountains in Twilight ANN SOOHOO PHILIP SMALLWOOD 64 ! HENRY STEIN KAREN LEE STERN The best way not to fail, is to determine to succeed. Richard Brinsley Sheridan ROBERT L. STERN Roses are red, violets are blue . . . 1 think I ' m the greatest and I ' m SURE you do too!!! CARMEL ANNE STAUNTON It’s a long, long road With many a winding turn Which leads us to who knows : where 1 So. while we’re on the way, why NATHANIEL STEWART When will I see you again? Its touch will fill me like the Rush of wind. Baby Kakes CALEB STEWART Pentimento ELAI NE STEWART 65 ANN STRATTON Until we meet again my fnend may God hold you m the hollow of His hand. ELLEN STOTSK.Y We are growing serious, and, let me tell you. that’s a yery next step to being dull. Addison CHRISTOPHER STREMPEK J.ACQUELINE SULLIVAN La-La Always and E ' oreyer! JANET SULLIVAN NANCY SWARTZ Very little is needed to make a happy life. It is all within yourself, in your way of thinking. Marcus Aurelius KAREN SYDNEY PAUL ST. SAUVER 66 JAROLE rHOMPSON JON TAMKIN BIK TAM MAUREEN TEAS KATHY A THORNTON Take time to be friendly; it is the road to happiness. RICHARD THOMPSON HARVEY TOBIN ANGELA TORRES 67 SHIRLEY WAN RICK TRILLING Nae illegitimus carborundum: Don’t let the bastards grind you down. Quasimodo PAM WALLIS MARK TULER KEVIN WALSH DAVID WAHTERA Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday and now you know why. ELIZABETH A. WALSH NANCY WALT All one’s life is music, if one touches the notes right, and in time. John Ruskin 68 RICHARD WARREN RENA WEISS ALICE WARD PHYLISS WHITCOMB BARBARA J. WIEGAND With an everlasting love have I loved you. Yo te ame con un amor etemo. Watch out where the Huskies go, and don’t you eat that yellow snow. Frank Zappa FAITH M. WILLIAMS To look at anything. If you know that thing, YOU Must look at it long . . . And touch the very peace it issues from. John Moffit I DOROTHY WILLIAMS GRETA WIENER 1 thank God that I am a young, black woman with an inner strength to be a success. 69 I JULIE WOLFE ALAN WONG Heaven gives long life to the just and the intelligent. Confucius MARILYN WONG Trust me and I ' ll do good things for you even if to make you happy means to leave you to yourself DOROTHY WOO Rod McKuen 70 TERRI D. YOUNG nothing — to live is a talent DAVID YEE MARA YULES MARK YOUNG MONIQUE ZENNER CARMELA ZAPPALA KURT ZEEMAN AARON ZUCKERBERG “What is more, neither grammar nor any of the seven hberal art is worth a noble spirit’s attention throughout life. They are means, not ends ...” E. Petrarch 71 ' I CAROLYN JAYNE MARCUS Nothing is ever the same as they said It was. It’s what I’ve never seen that I recognize. CATHERINE R. NYHEN Security is when I’m very much in love with somebody extraordinary who loves me back. Thank you for your love Daddy and Diarmuid. Honeybun T.L.A. 72 JOHN SHEEHAN OR LEY RONEN ROBIN GAY WILSON Every divine word has come into existence through the hearts though and tongues command. Egyptian JEFF SEGELMAN ' I believe in perfect faith of the | coming of the Messiah, and even though he may tarry, 1 believe that he will come. JANE SLATER JOSEPH MURPHY 73 MATT BARRON DARCY HUEBLER KENNETH MILLER NOELLE RILLEAU JOYCE YANG I am looking for the best in my life. LINDEN MOSK CAMERA SHY SENIORS EDWARD AARONSON RAYMOND FORSE ROBERT MESSIER ANDREW SIMEONIDES RENEE ABRAMSON LAWRENCE FRIEDMAN YARON NIV DUANE SIMMONS DEBORAH AMENDOLA ANNE GOODWIN MICHELLE NORTON JAMES SIMMS ANITA ANDERSON JUDITH GOTZ RUSSELL NORTON STEVEN SLABINE RACHEL ANDERSON SIOBHAN HANSEN PATRICK O’CONNELL ADAM SLEZAK GEORGE BARNEY DOROTHY HURLEY THOMAS O’CONNOR VICTOR SPARKS DEBRA BERNSTEIN DANIEL JELLOW WALTER O’REGAN CHRISTOPHER STEARNS DAVID BOUDREAU ANTHONY JOHNSON TONI PARDO FRANK SULLIVAN DIANA BROWN JAMES JOSSELYN MICHAEL PICKER GWEN UMANSKY PHILLIP CASTAIN GWEN KATZ GWENETH PIER CHRISTINE VANPUT GARY COBB PETER KAUFMAN PAUL POLIHRONIOU ANDREW WELADFORD WHITE JESSLYN COBB MIKE LEACH GERARD POWER ROBERT WILBER MARK CONNOR CHARLES LEONARDO RICHARD REARDON SUSAN WONG EDWARD DELORIE DONNA LEONE ALBERTA ROBINSON NEIL WRIGHT SARAH DEVOGUE JOYCE LEVY DAVID ROCHE KRISTIN ZABINSKY PAULINE DICENZO NATAN LUKINSKY DAVID RUSSELL SERGE ZDANOVICH JEAN DONOGHUE ROBERTA MALLEY MARILYN SCHILTZ BRUCE EGDAHL JOSEPH McMAHON TOMMY SCIALDONE STEVE FERENTINOS DEBORAH MEARLS JULIET SIEGEL 74 BEZ Hey Tim, three’s a crowd! Is that Keith Emerson or Steve Cutler? ‘The Odd Fellow.’ ta You Rang? Jimmy, what are you looking at? “How to Play Basketball” by M. Young Mike, I think you’re the greatest drummer - Love Mike A. How did you take a picture of yourself? Wow, he plays ping-pong, too! “Planet of the Apes ' 78 What’s so funny? The Joyous Brookline Fans. 79 3ive-me-a-football jrSv n ' 1 i f ' -- . y jfe Akers 140 h ' irsl Row: Julie Davidson, Bianca Dinapoli, Susan (iold. Betty Green, Brenda Hiscock, Nancy Haskins Second Row: Bobhy Dronge, Noah Gordon, Bruce Green, David Haggerty, Daniel Greenfield, David Geshwind, John Daniels, Tracy Cynkin, Mrs. CJutierre ., Wu Meng, Mark Fay. Jose Sosa, Daniel F ' inn, Ron;ild Efromson Absent: Sheila F ' isgeyer, Eileen Exarhoulakos. Akers 142 First Row: Yam (Phyliss) Yu, Hedy-Beth Cohen, Merle Adelman, Maria Cano, Pamela Berry, Robin Abber, Shirley Chin Second Row: Miss Shopshire, Peter Bates, Naga Ben-Kohay, Michael Caplan, Brett Brenson, Diane Carney, Linda Boyd, Andrea Raynard, Herbert Bickerstaft ' e, Daniel Crane, Philip Chin, Bryan Boland. Forrest Wallace, Kevin Barry. I I t Akers 143 First Row: Claire Martin, Karen Maginnis, Laura Katz, Janice MacDonald, Lisa McGrath, Dina Tasini Second Row: Lynn Lyons, Lai Leong, Ms. Danberg, Donalyn Hunt, William Kickham, Andrew Maevsky. Ivory Lyons, Nick Maimonis, David Jaffe, Brad Tobias, Michael Kennedy, Amit Bahat, Justin McCarthy, Joan Holbrook. Akers 144 Fim Row: Richard Ihltch, Rosalyn Click, Alice Connorton, Maggie I ' rank Second Row: Julie Muse, Ruth Schmidt, Iracie Milton, Linda Rosenberg, Gabrielle Desroses, Isabela Herzog Third Row: Mrs. Calm, Howard Sacks, Jerry Roberts, Andrew Randolph, Marty McLoughlin, Connie O’Leary, Perry Pomeroy, Leo Morin, Frank Nelson, Peter Reibstein, Bruce Nichols, Terri McMahon, Roberta O’Brien, June McNamara, Carlos Puente, George Michelson. Akers 255 First Row: Susan Shakin, Beverly Shuster, Lorna Amesbury, Sharyn Whitman, Sheila Fisgeyer, Roselyn Young Second Row: David Schwartz, Steve Wax, Marvin Shapiro, Leland Shapiro, Judy Wong, Helen Khazin Third Row: Denise Saulnier, Barnett Davis, Jacob Wolpe, John Daye, Copeland Young, Todd Spence, Amv Silverstein, Mr. Roselli. Lincoln 1 12 First Row: Willis Beye. Cathy Demorand, Robin Schnider, Lillian SooHoo, Louise Burke, Lauren Lee Second Row: Maureen Sullivan, Mark Norris, Kasia Clark, Steve Yavner, Aaron Wilion, Ken Gould Third Row: Francis Duggan, Brian Milbury, Amy Sadowsky, Maureen Burke, Mrs. Xpteras, Cheryl Robinson, Elaine Chu, Tom MacDonald, Brad Ross. I Lincoln 1 14 h ' irsi Row: Linda Marks, Mary Anne I’erkins, Christine Shine, Cindi Davidson, Mike Cohen, Caroline Ross Second Row: Joe Yu, Linda McPherson, Priscilla Walsh, Debbie MacGillivray, Nancy Goldberg, Leslie Katz Third Row: Mr. McCarthy, Jim Jew, George Workman, Hric Litt, rim McCtme, Greg Phillips, Dan MacDonald, Ben Bell. Lincoln 122 First Row: Nancy Chin Lamora Bies, Carolyn Jacobs, Dean Huh, Elizabeth Mellett, Debby Stoller, Ann I ' ine Second Row: Steven Diggs, Rosalind Horner. Jack Lee Third Row: Mr. Dunbar, Sam Samaraweera, John Thompson, Bobbv Kerstein, Harold Feinberg, Barbara Farnsworth, Sean Donovan. Lincoln 224 First Row: Susan Pearl. Juliann Hanley, Gloria Cano, Dyanne Fleishman, Deena Gross. Evelyn Wartski, Cheryl Alberto, Ellen Nardone Second Row: Mr. Belliveau, Timothy Sullivan, James Nechin, Anthony Page, Francis Scialdone, Jeffrey Charles, Sun Chow, Kathleen Carroll, Georgina Spelvin, Sandra Hall Third Row: Richard Brown, Marc Ellis, Kenneth Berfield, Paul Corcoran, Steven Greene. Tricia Young, Kathy Jung, Cindy O’Brien, Daniel Baldini Absent: Mark Lorenzo, Patricia O ' Connor, James Kelly. I Lincoln 231 First Row: Cindy O’Brien, Dolly Gee, Jeanne Barclay, Jane Murphy, Debby Costello, Laurie Uoch, Suzanne Papert Second Row: Joe Raymond, Bob Borlman, Bob Maron, Paul Morrell, Martha Overcash, Lena Wong, Chris Chan Third Row: Larry Bloom, Ed Aifer, Brian McMahon, Nancy Deletetsky, Mr. Ritchie Fourth Row: Fred Amendola. Packard 334 First Row: Madeline Herzog, Nancy Brody, Laura Bernson, Estee Jacoby Second Row: Melissa Kass, Charles Bradley, Richard Berman, Cynthia Caporal Third Row: Ian Blackman, Brian Carter, Daniella Weiser-Varon Fourth Row: Norman Bunker, Neal Beberman, Robert Bossman, Gordon Workman Fifth Row: Stephanie Kass, Jenfrey Dogan, Joan Bisschop Sixth Row: Betty Chin, Carol Blumer. Packard 346 First Row: Howard Lewis, Haven Gracey, Sarah Epstein, Deborah Goldstein, Amy Gretsky, Deborah Abrahams Second Row: Adam Tarlin, Margie Gembicki, Elisabeth Harrison, Tobey DelVecchio, Carol Hamilton, Melinda Dirrane Third Row: Mark Doyle, Elizabeth Farrell, Robert Clark, Sidney Fine, Frank Dunning Fourth Row: Benjamin Emerson, Robert Coffin, John Dukakis, Bertina Flessas, Mrs. Delanjian. i J I 1 Packard 347 First Row: Merrie Kaplan, Dena Laufer, Oavid JolilT, Donna Koretsky SecoriJ Row: Tracy Hoy, Monica Hernandez, Fred Greene, lim Tally. Kathy Hogan, Michele Kelly Third Row: Paul Kirby, William Hwee, James Berkman, Hllis Johnson, Ralph Terrell Fourth Row: Jim Harran, Daniel Marr, Donna Jackson, Rosemary Murphy, Jane Levy, Anita Kaufman, Sharon Lee, Cesar Habif, Mrs. Corcoran. Packard 348 ' First Row: Lana Wong, Richard Ng, Nikolaus VonHeune, Diane SooHoo, Janet Stein Second Row: Arthur Moy, Timothy Silva, Paul Mooney, I Thomas O’Leary Third Row: Mrs. Seltzer, Dora ! Zelads, John Miller, John Lu, Karl Yee, Philip ' Robinson Fourth Row: Russell Kirchdorfer, I Andrew Maxon, Dennis Mahoney, Maire O ' Regan Fifth Row: Lisa Stevens, Craig Carlson, Steven Worton, Patrick Yung, Dale Weinbaum, John Meorls, Sandy Newman. I ! I Packard 350 I First Row: Patricia Moran, Robert Rezendes, Mark ! Williams, Felix Rodriguez, Mary Der, Elaine Miller, Karen Smith Second Row: Barbara ' Shaughnessy, Regina Regan, Daniel Page, Paul ' Piatelli, David Reardon, Vincent Ricci Third Row: Carol McCaffrey, Catherine MacAulay, Mr. Chellquist, James Gulley, Hector Saavedra, I Carolyn Parsi, Lawrence Roberts. 1 Roberts 106 First Row: Ailcen Buckley, Ronnie Bloom, Lisa Cohen, Anetle Bogott, Nora Chorovei, Heather Chandler, Sonya Burres Second Row: Mary Devaney, Catherine Abel, Sheila Barlow, Lisa Carey, Krystyna Chmielinski, Christine Daley Third Row: Matt Watts, Kevin Keaveney, Mr Ulich, Pascal Cushing, William Cavanaugh, Andrew Dreyfus, Andrew Dell, .lohn Dyer, Armando Alonso, Chris Browne, Charles Azofl, Howard Bass, Steven Chin Absent: Pat Berry, Shan Clark, Michelle Dennis, Harlean Donaldson, Eileen McCue, Tom Colbert. Roberts 304 First Row: Ed Roberts, Jonathan Ramin, Ann Raheja, Achjara Sayabovorn, Lisa Ng, Jacqueline O’Toole, Tony Ng Second Row: Mr. Frantz, Peter Hall, Patricia Rogers, William Sable, Thomas Reed, Richard Mitchell, Mary Murphy, Michael Moreno, Barry Passer, Nancy Pati, Shelley Pollack, Laurie Richmond, Marianne Phillips. Roberts 300 First Row: Andrea Blander, Lisa Gennert, Ellen Greenblatt, Regina Hurley, Lois Einstein, Denise Ferreira, Maria Jones Second Row: Douglas Jacobs, Dotti Griffin, Andrea Gorrone, Kathy Corbett, Anne Splaine, Toni Gershon, Andy Frank, David Goldberg, Charles Kadis, Dale Holzworth, Joe Galasti, Judy Harris, Mrs. Armstrong. Roberts 307 First Row: l.ita MalTett. Debbie Bing-You, loyee l.ederman. Nadine Mills, Marlene Krulter, Carolyn MeGourtv, I’am MeCiraih. Neal Copenhaver Second Row: Mrs. Axelrad. Debbie Malick, l-iddie Lee, Sheri Hightower, Margaret Lew, Paul May, Jim Levine, Bob Mahon, Paul Kelleher, Lim MacNeil. Charles l.urio, Steven Springel, Barry MedotT, Christine Lyneh. Roberts 390 First Row: David Wolff, George Wyner, Jim Thompson, Charles Young, Tobin SooHoo, Henry Selik Second Row: Sharona Wachs, Debbie Stone, Nancy Sterret, Sena Shaffer, Melinda Hew, Ted Zizza, Joe Walsh Third Row: Ruth Tetove, Alex Silber, Kirsten Sorenson, Stacy Scott, Janet Ward, Diana Werlinsky, Jane Wong, Peter Taxidus, Mark Stanton, Mr. Flint Absent: Mark Silverman, Barbara Snyder, Steve Blackstone. I I I JUNIOR CLASS SUB-COMMITTEE First Row. Shirley Chin, Linda Marks — Chairman, Suzanne F appert Second Row. John Dukakis, Bruce Green, Nick Maimonis, Dan Page, Tricia Young, Haven Gracey, Karen Maginnis. DANCE COMMITTEE First Row. Linda Marks, Shirley Chin, Merle Adelman, Suzanne Pappert Second Row. Nancy Haskins, Estee Jacoby, Daniela Varon, Karen Maginnis, Andy Frank, Laurie Hoch Third Row. John Dukakis, Haven Gracey, Perry Pomeroy, Bruce Green, Nick Maimonis, Dan Page, Tricia Young, Julie Muse Akers 145 m 1 i J] L P II i First Row: Lee Zuckerberg. Laura Sacks, Sheila Lmkel, Elizabeth King, Susan Noonan, Bonnie Antick Second Row: Ms. F lanchon, Marina Khazanova, Harold Schwartz, Peter Welch, Gail Schultz, Bruce Elias, Karen Pappas, Stephanie Wayne, Pierre Lohr, William Grindle, Tut Po Lee, Richard Conway, Harvey Cotton, William Fitzpatrick, Matthew Alper, George Vien, Christopher Gootkind, Nancy Bauer, Kim White, Neng H. Wong. Akers 146 First Row: Susan Rich, Judy Greenspan, Sara Fleischer, Lee Marcoux, Beth Weiner, Bernice Horan, Laurie Mann Second Row: Ruth Scotch, Scott Horwitz, Grace Smith, Joel Beeders, Lesley Davidson, David Greenbaum, Richie Kwan, Richard Long, Peter Barkin Third Row: Randall Moy, Mike Fleishman, John Noonan, Joel Mickulecky, Mike Lewis, Stu Berg, Roger DiPesa, Jordan Finegold, Andv Braff. Akers 245 First Row: Clare Hartnett, Liz Baltimore, Jori Cedar, Leslie LaBarge, Karen Shiffman, Anne Marie Norman Second Row: Jim Amendola, Mamie Chin, Denise Brown. Risa Chleck, Janet Driscoll, Henry Mo.squera, Mrs. Alonso, Cathy Yee, Helen Wong, Kai Yu, Cindy Clifford, Julia Janes, Ingrid Neuman, Karen Gruber Third Row: Philip Turesky, Jai Rathi, Scott Soroka, Robert Murphy, Theresa Cobb, Michael Clebnik, Kevin Thiffault, Michael Freed, Lloyd Walford. Akers 266 Firsi Row: Pal I.alTey, I ' alya Nevo-I lacohen, Marie McMahon, Juliann McCue, Joy lallian Second Row: Clara Iluygue, Donna Yee, Sean Cole. Sharon Davidson, lanii Slabine, hllen Close, Maureen Ihornton Wayne Chin, Debra Klingsberg. Sonia Palma I ' htrd Row: Joaquin Villacorta, Cheryl Vanl.oozenoord, Judith O’Connor, Bayard Austin. Jeff Reichenthal, Benjamin Hood, Dana Bassiacos, Robert (’ooper, Lorenzo Benet, Richard Locke, John Haskins. Lincoln 323 First Row: Richard Milbury, Robert Whitcher, Philip Kushi, Carol Naggar, Margo Rachlin, Carla Valentine Second Row: Judy Nixon, Peter Greenberg. Marcy Hillson, Janet Stotsky, Elizabeth VonHeune, Kathy O’Connor Third Row: Ms. Wexler, Sarkis Keuleyan, Stuart Rose, Faye Winston, Nancy Kohn. Sheila Harrington, Anne Doherty, Suzanne Peters. t Lincoln 324 First Row: Lisa Scorziello, Donna Sullivan, Donna May, Liz Carmona, Larry Page, Bob Reardon, Cheryl Tanck, Max Garfunkel, Dotty Kelly Second Row: Mr. Tipton, Bruce Doherty, Gail Hoffman, John Kibrick, Pat Levin, Bill Simmons, Joe Canney, Dave Gordon. Jim Wilker, Robin Flynn. Art Mallock. Lincoln 325 First Row: Patty Lee, Francesca Na.sjleti, Martha Haveles. Frances Gallagher, Jack Friedman, Kevin McKewon Second Row: jane MezolT, Lisa L ' iguera, Laura Frank, Donald Sheldon, Robert Davenport, Gary Epstein, Paul Lohr Third Row: Tyrone Carpenter, Josh Boyce. Susan McDougall, Lois Brody, Linda Lovering. Pat Gani, Manuela Gani, Stuart Piltch, Joseph Loffriedo, Mrs. Hammond. ' sseemem Lincoln 326 First Row: Barbara Gordon, Darcia Zdanovich, Sandra Burke, Deborah Cohen, Lorna Chin, Monique Adams, Adriana Wechsler Second Row: Martha Matson, Alesia Bourloukas, Terence Tehranian, Karen Creedon, Roger Lipson, Linda Arnstein, Richard Langdon Third Row: Janet Noorosielski, Mark Cohen, John Siegal, Alan Kaplan, Edward MacDermid, John Hunt, John O’Brien Absent: Francis Brothers, Judith Hurley. Lincoln 327 First Row: Julie Heffernan, Roberta Friedberg, Elizabeth Libbey, Lynne Farnsworth, Christine Davis Second Row: William Hammond, John Rosenberg, David Gold, Robin Feldman, Linda Sher, Martha Donlavey, Ellen Yavner, Elizabeth Lee Third Row: David Zack, Stephen Burke, Leonard McCarthy, Steven Tarr, Richard Marfield, Nikki Jerret, Catherine McNally, Ryah Parker, Mrs, Roemer Fourth Row: William Miller, Paul Greenberg, Bradley Freeman, Kenneth Drookes Absent: Gary Sheehan. Packard 352 First Row: Susan Hammond, Sally Regc, Kathy Bmg-You, (ienya Bernstein, lane Alpers, Lisa Berman Second Row: Dianne Boyd, Carol Wiegand. Carl Sewaber, Lidward Shashoua, Matthew Sperber, Charles WolIT Third Row: Lorn Wilber, David ZielT, James (joldstein, Stuart Blackman, Howie You, Mic hael Lee Fourth Row: Paula Simard, Barry Kntner, Susan Kessel, Marilyn Leung, Sharon Segal, Mr. Forsythe Packard 353 First Row: Bruce Berman, Stephan Storms, Carol Laham, Colin O’Connell. John Terres, Marshall Findlay, Robert Ward, Charles Ferro Second Row: Agnes Taylor, Julie Chan, Hope Wilkinson, Susan Bradley, Brenda Jefferson, Sue Chang Wong, Faith Evans, Mrs. Howard Third Row: Stuart Sterling, Joseph Ziskend, Ma:rilvn Sohn. Adele Huebel. Anne Murphy, Susan Garland, Michael Patt, Francis McGourty, Shelah Bloom, Terri Semper, Claudine Zenner, Paul Mandra Absent: Laura Stokes. Packard 354 First Row: Jocelyn French, Liz Merriam, Donna Trahon. Patti Sacknoff, Charlene Berman. Mitch Parker, Susan Geronimous Second Row: Unhee Kim, Pam Burnley, Dannie Hansma, Lisa Ratner, Cathy Leach, Cindy Kaplan, Deirdre O ' Regan, Gayle Archer, Mary Page, John Taylor, Mrs. Daniels Third Row: Neala MacPherson, Adeline Ransome, Tom Connors, Robert Perez, David Lynton, Scott Mesa, Malcom Beasley, Robbie Saltalamachia. Packard 357 f ' lr.sl Kow: Laura Larsen, Lisa Bannaseh, Jenny Nason, Andrea Jartman, Julia Cohen, Sandra Snuillin Second Row: Mrs. Kosser, Kerry Rising, Linda Ixary, Raul Carey. Barbara Sehnee, Wiliam Silva Third Row: Jana Handwerk, Susan Hamilton. Diane Wong, Nancy Marcus, Andrew Shuman, Ernest Stevens. Scott Ratner Fourih Row: Phil Peters. Michael Bisschop, Eric Boyer, Greg Leeming, John Evangelakos. Roberts 201 Debbie Cose, Andrea Bell. Karen DiGiovanna, Susan Krasney, Carlos Guillon, Frank Houlihan, Daniel Tamkin Second Row: Margaret Bell, Susan Baron, Jennifer Dundon, Lynne Helfond, Rosalie Broder, Karen Dana, Lena Galloway, Daniel Gorini, John Domurad Third Row: Steven Ewanouski. Steven Cullen, Andrew Gordon, Robert Lipson, Stuart Abrams, Michael Martin, Tony Destian, Duncan Eng. 1 Roberts 206 First Row: Diane SooHook, Cathy Riley, Susan Perry, Sandy Stoddard, Robin Miller Second Row: Heather Webster, Donna Scialdone, Michele Adams, Sally Steverman, Erica Rosenberg, Danielle Barshak, Linda Spinney Third Row: Mrs. Amico, Paul Monahan. Steve Ward, Mike Morrison, Brian Shehan, David Stoboff, Dale Weeks, Beth MacDonald, Arthur Stemeris, Michele Walsh, Gary Sahakian, Paul Ng, Steve Young. Roberts 308 IT r M il r ff First Row: Pam Garrity, Jay Lowenstein, Alan Band, Phyliss Bell, Adele Lepore Second Row: Ken Corb, Kenneth Goldstein, Peter Lew, Bennett Goldberg, Lisa MacGillivray, Marcelita Benton, Diana Gauger, Sophie Green Third Row: Tim Sullivan, Richard Kaufman, Dave Golden, Martin Kampler, Peter Maxon, Joseph Pati, Philippe F- ' rangules, Jane Leong, Ann Kitzis, Robert Bailey, Michael Spillane, Ken Hunt, Mr. Barasso. Roberts 388 First Row: John Eustis, Joe Freemont-Smith, Joe Lawlor, Jack Coffey, Paul Faherty Second Row: Liz Glick, Susan Gosdanian, Sarah Dana, Patty Karidoyanes, Kathy Doyle, Jackie Corcoran, Cheryl Burke, Cheryl Fay Third Row: Mr. Sterndale, Darrell Cole, Jon Gamer, Mark Finstein, Peggy Cameron, Regina Christler, Maribeth Canney, Maureen Curran, Nancy Flyde. Kim Flarris, Wendy Henry, Joanne Faber, Anne Fairbank, Susan Forest, Fred Daub, Steve Faber, Jim Hobbs. Roberts 391 Andrew Parian, Celia Moses, Dawn Warriner, Susan Rudman, Steven Wong. Daniel Wyner Second Row: Debra Shectel, Jeannie McBrine. Theresa Shea. Nancv MacNeil, Mary Walsh, Lori Schaffer Third Row: Peter Petrie. Margaret Donahue, Jeanne Trahon. Glen Shaffer, Mary O’Neil, Sophia Sioras, Wendy Wilson, Miss Petranic Fourth Row: Pamela Wilson, Stephen Strempek, Jonathan Schwartz, Ron Majors, Joseph Steinhauser, John MacDougall, Michael Wheaton. Robert Sullivan. Akers 148 First Row: David Greenberg, Jackie Goor, Suzie Griffin, Jennifer Goldberg, Claudia Geschwind, Laura Epstein, Liz Freed, Ronny Gillis, Kosta Exarhoulakos, Wayne Harvey Second Row: Helen Norman, Rob Gamble, Ned Gatsby, Sheila Driscoll, Carole Ann Evans, Jimbo McCarthy. Stephen Ford, A1 Grusby, Avi Hayon, Katie Griffin, John Ely. Akers 247 First Row: Eileen Bullard. Susan Cooke, Denise Boland, Heidi Abber, Dorothy Corbett, Tasha Berry Second Row: Liat Bahat, Nancy Coleman, Beth Aaron. Louis Scialdone, Marjorie Adelman, Wendi Bern, Donny Feldman. Carlos Cano, Robert Boyd, Efrat Baler, Elizabeth Karlstrom, Michael Mills Third Row: Michelle Costello, Richie Moscaritolo, Julie Breslof, Patrise Carpman, Mike Bresinski, Michael O’Brien, Carol Bailey, Tyrone Cobb, Eric Anderson. Mr. Wright. Absent: Paul Harris. Akers 258 First Row: Kathy Mateo, Ruth Holbrook, Sharon Kennedy, Edward Jacobs, Terry Lee. Charles Williams Second Row: Carol Kennedy, Debbie Massirman, Florence Lowe, Karen Jaffe, Denise Jackman, Ring Lee, Nora Lehman, Elaine Klingsberg, Paul Lyons, Sally MacDougall, Theresa Hayes Third Row: Amy Leckowith, Dr. Berko, Sabine Phillipot, Diane Laffey, Audrey May, Chris Fumes, Valerie King. mM Akers 260 First Row: Susan Penworden, Andrea Rosenbaum, Susan Rosen. Nina Meister, Cheryl Moy, Catherine Morrill Second Row: Maureen Nis.senbaum, Marcia Posen, Christine Rodler, Diane Roche, Orala Merler, Kevin McBride, Charles Pepper, Michael McCarthy I ' hird Row: Mr. Dudley, Christine Peicher. Marc Sheinlield, Mook Darrell, Mark Noonan, Paul Piel, Clifford Holbrook. Paul Morris, David Ro.senberg, .lames Milton, Paul McGrath. Akers 267 First Row: Bruce Sweet, David Willis, Perry Wong, Kerry Shapiro. Mike Sapers, Yi Yee Second Row: Mike Westfall, Ed Sharip, Jim Mullen. Mike Brackett, Jeff Schwartz, John Rothwell, Steve Wyzanski, Jay Devaney Third Row: Helen Leung, Karen Kwan, Gwen Van Loozenoord, Wendv Silverstein, Leah Weinstein, Louise Short, Michelle Williams, Mrs. Manhard. Belsy Rubenstein, Ellen Sherman, Bella Wong, Jo-ann Thornton, Sue Segelman. Laura Tofian. Lincoln 334 First Row: Dorothy Gould, Cindy Plowden, Debbie Mellett, Holly Beye Second Row: Michael Gold, Eric Drooker, Stephen Burke. Laura Varter, Joan Craffey Third Row: Sarah Burke, Debbie Williams, Dhruann McGhee, Jodi Leinson, Liz Pine, Nancy Misho, Joanne McCue, Margaret McMahan Fourth Row: Oliver Lewis, Joseph McCaffrey, Mr. Robinson, Ken Greene, Jon Peinberg, Mark Priedman. Suzette Gibbs. Lincoln 334 First Row: Alan Mester, Brian Obershaw Second Row: Mark Epstein, Susan Larkin, Paula Demopoulos, Jackie Clark, Sarah Smith, Mirele Goldsmifh, Bonnie Demhng Third Row: Ed Hills, Greg Sneddon, Jim Lockwood, Leslie Nechin, Paula Kaplan, Naomi Nortman, Debbie Sachs, Martin Depazo, Irving Chrichlow Absent: Paula Simms, Joan Roberts, Mr. Fhechota. Lincoln 336 First Row: William Abrams, J.essica Shubow, Cheri Raps, Kim Frank, Sheila Costello, Mary Reardon Second Row: Michael Monnel, Paul McLeod, Phillip Harrington, Jeffrey Newman, Steven Gill, Bruce Levy, Gary Larson, Debra Yee, Nadine Zdanovich, Banni Sue Black Third Row: Mrs. Ladenburg, Stuart Simmons, Jonathan Miller, Thomas Roddy, Gail Mason, Rachel Fein, Gerald Sullivan. Lincoln 340 First Row: Debbie Harris, Martha Silber, Mitchell Ginsberg, Jason Taylor, Christopher Dean, Richard Papert, Bruce Zohn Second Row: John Lam, Mark Schnider, Lawrence Hoch, Mark Markell, Kai Sing Lee, Steve Rosenthal, Cathenne Zimmerman, Rebecca Linghurst, Wanda Mekoy, Ann Carter, Renee Bacquelod, Eric Bloom, William Wright, David McCann. Charles Ritter, Mrs. Murphy. Lincoln 341 First Row: Robert Balkin, Robert Cjustin, Rory Tettvin, Aaron O ' Hovan, James Gavin, Chris Scott, John Hay, Paul Mullaney Second Row: Mr. Slaven, Mary Beth Seibel, Christine O ' Connor, Steve Marks, Bettv Herrero, Amy Goldman, Stephanie Sklar, Beverly I ' laxington, Toni Langerman Third Row: Tonv Underwood, Kim Ross, Robin Murphy, Gene Doherty, Bizzy Young, Kristine Luoziminski. Packard 35 1 First Row: Cheryl O’Mally, Tamara Selig, Linda Spitzer, Sara Schley, Katie Rothstein Second Row: Nina Corbett, Carol Pt ' eiffer, Joanne Shaughnessy, Brian O’Connell, Cosmo NiCastro Third Row: Andv Shapiro, Ned Miller, Ken Segal. Ina Ratner, David Siegal, Al Schinazig Fourth Row: Sarah Walzer, Mr. Howard, Steve Boyd, Elizabeth Martinez, Kim Battle, Debbie Wolk, Bernice Wong. Marc Resnick. Packard 359 First Row: David Bloom. Carol Connor, Roxanne Cagman. Paul Christie, Kenneth Abrahams, Lenny DelVecchio, Jonathan Baker Second Row: Dennis Coleman. Henry Thibodeau, Aaron Burnett, Jonathan Brody. Alisa Castain, Mindv Dickstein. Sidney Boucher. Jo-Louise Allen. Mary-Kay Corvo, Linda Clukey, Debbie Clark, Pam Curtain, Mr. Smith. Packard 361 First Row: Robert Bing-you, Thomas Flannery, Ted Flessas, Greg Fox Second Row: Bruce Hanford, Allison Hedberg, Jon Gutoff, Rebecca Friedman Third Row: Matt Esmiol, Mike Fallon, Olga Flerrero, John Hinkel, George Gallop, Michelle Glazer Fourth Row: Norman Fine, Jason Eisack, Georgia Economakis, Darlene Farrell, Christy Johnson, Anyes Sonnenfeld, Michael Gotkin Fifth Row: William Herschowitz, Andy Holtz, Edye Goldstein, Mr. Cunningham. Packard 363 First Row: Kai Yui Lee, Robert Lee, David Lapore, Gina Parrett, Michael Kirby, Lynton Eric, Scott Mac Farlane, Thomas MacLean Second Row: Peter McPherson, Richard McPherson, Peter Maloney, Michael McCormack, Keith McGrath, Theresa Melville, Mark Piatelli, Debra Reusch Third Row: Clayton Lee, Herbert Lee, Deborah Kirrane, Julie Katz, Charles Hughes, Cindy Hwee, Evelvn Hougham, Brian Horblitt. Packard 377 First Row: Richard Diamond, Andrew Stein, Margaret Yee, Irene Shurdut Second Row: Ted Shore, Darren Wayner, John Teahan, Richard Perez Third Row: Rita Lopez, Lise Yskemp, Mark Trachtenberg, Anthony Rao, Ron Sohn, Mrs. Howell, Axel Sigmar, David Smith, Anthony Ward, Douglas Stokes. 111 Roberts 208 First Row: Evelyn Kaufman, Maida Edmond. Karen Johnson, Laura Gamer, Becky Henry, Mary Donovan Second Row: Darlene Holzworth, Theresa Cose, Debbie Harrington, Sharon Lay, Laurie Hobbs, Felicia Huggins Third Row: Mrs. Daly, Howard Lurie, Robert Green, Bradford Lamprey, Jay Harris, Thierry Cushing, Brian Cameron, Howard Henry, Arthur Klein. Avi Atid, Ofer Gemer. Harriet Eremont-Smith. Roberts 213 First Row: Marsten Parker. Brett Hetnik, John Egan, Brian Foley. Mark Colbert, Charles Churchill Second Row: Barbara Cauper, Marcia Azoff, Lisa Kane, Sharon Buckley, Susan Fertig, Annette Burlin, Heidi Folsom, Denise Chmielinski, Pamela Brown, Connie Differ. Mr. Goldman Third Row: Lawrence Crapo, Neal Dohertv. John Garst, Aaron Gruenberg, Danny Babenco. Roberts 301 First Row: John Cormier. Cathy Picardo, Judi Wolff. Veda Robinson, Lynne Colson. Kathy Mahon, Mike Hunter Second Row: Fran Dimento, Barbara Houlihan, Sharon Stahl, Janet Papo, Martha Steverman. Debbie Riley, Denise Stamerio Third Row: Miss Werner. John Dundon, John Risse. Bob Sahakian, John Kilgallon, Leslie Magson, Ann Robinson, Barry Stanton, Paul Sherman, John Riley, Teddy Davis. Roberts 303 First Row: Cydney Stull, Grace Mitchell, Melanie Wolf, Emily Mar, Mellisa Walter, Pamela Urbask, Martha Rosen Second Row: William Pearson, John Marsh, Jeffrey Wilber, Darien Small, John McQuaid, Daniel Taylor Third Row: Kathleen Colanton, Adam Rees, Ken Vaid, Kevin McWeeney, Thomas McLaughlin, Matthew Sager, Kristy Rodenbeck, Mrs. Lane. Roberts 385 First Row: Lisa Strempek, Kathy Fisher, Heidi Neipris, John SooHoo, Ronald Bemey, Marisa Ladoulis, Ziv Haskal Second Row: James Strunk, Rita Keane, Terry SooHoo, Amy Sallen, Mark McDonald, Matthew, Third Row: Eric Spunt Miller Tobin, Dana Huebler, Marvina Wilkes, Susan O’Neill, Sanford Wong, Raul Melendez, Richard Sullivan, Harry Zuker, Lillian Scheffler, Sharon Kampler, Caroline Schwartz, Mrs. Singer. 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BUSINESS STAFF Amy Greenberg, Patty Libby, Diane Alpert, KEY CLUB OFFICERS .to 0 to 0 , ■ ' .« o V. ’- iV. ■ -e„«o 0 0 Row 1: Mike Akashian, Vice-President; Wilson Lm, President; Carol-Ann Rose- nberg, President; Carolyn Alper, Vice-President. Row 2; Pam DelVecchi, Secre- tary; Elaine Miller, Treasurer; Steve Cutler, Secretary; Maria Benet; 2nd Vice- President; Mr. Gerson; Faculty Adviser. Missing: Matty Sawyer, 2nd Vice- President. Military History Club President, Gary Kayakachoian and Advisor, Mr. Wright Medical Club V MAJIC CLUB FILM FREAKS DEBATE SOCIETY CHESS CEUB ECOLOGY CLUB Row I: Debbie Malick, Sue Rudman. Row 2: Paul Pastan, Wilson Liu, Caleb, Stewart, Debbie Steller, Tim Sullivan. Row 3: Barry Saperia, Mike Akashian, Aaron Wilion, Steve Cutler, Sue SCUBA CLUB i is;;! BICYCLE CLUB Row 1: Anna Fine, Kasia Clark, Eve LaPlante. Row 2; Sue Rudman, Mr. Dudley, Alumni, Ronald Felix. Row 3; Mr. X, Barbara Shaugh- nessy, Darcy Huebler, Sara Epstein. Row 4: Adam Tarlin, Bennet Goldberg, Joseph Yu, Ben Hood, Sarah Gavian, Dan Page, Tom Reed, An- drew Parian. HORSEBACK RIDING CLUB Row 1: Jeanne Faber, Mr. X, Mr. Gopen. Row 2: Lisa Genne rt, Ellen Greenblatt, Ms. X, Linda Leary, Debbie Malick, Rhonda Abelow. f VOLUNTEERS EOR COMMUNITY SERVICES S.F.A. Row 1: Deena Gross, Robin Alpers, Steven Cutler. Row 2: Mike Akshian, Wilson Liu, Jim Greenblatt. Row 3: Mr. Dedinsky, Regina Hurley. Row 4; Jordan Finegold, Dan Page, Adam Tarlin. Ben Hood. Row 1: Dan Page, Jim Muse, Tobey DelVocchio, Mark Young, Phyllis Whitcomb, Steve Karideyanes. Row 2: Peter Dreyfus, Don Isaacs, Chuck Bradley, Paul Piatelli, Fred Greene, Carolyn Parsi, Josh Gutoff. Row 3: Claire Crane, Stella Barlow, Karen Quinn, Gloria Wong, Liz Walsh, Nancy Fisher. PACKARD HOUSE ADVISORY LEAGUE SOCIETY FOR THE PROMOTION OF THE HOMO SAPIEN SPECIES OFFICERS First Row: Kate Beeders, president; Renee Brown, publicity director. Second Row: Wilson Liu, token male advisor, Linda Marks, spiritual leader, Elbe DiMento, athletic director, Denise Beaumont, dept, official Missing: Michael Akashian, director of propaganda. SOCIETY FOR THE PROMOTION OF THE HOMO SAPIEN SPECIES KODAK S-AFE:Y I B ' III • yw|| 1 1 ’v • 1 • 1 1 - ' ■ 1 Sfi fl h1 L k Row 1 — Elaine Wanstall, Ann Harrington. Heather Maxon, Darcia Zdanovich, Theresa Meliville, Donna Hunt, Cheryl Van Loozenoord. Ann Fine, Gail Caufield, Laura Kahn, Leslie Magson, Marlene Standel. Row 2 — Mary Donovan, Liz Von Huene, Linda Lovering, Sandy Burke, Kirsten Sorenson, Louisa Koch, Mary Fairbanks, Barbara Cauper. Betina Fless as, Cindy Clifford, Laura Gamer, Liz Freed, Suzanne Griffin. GIRLS SWIMMING This years Varsity Girls Swim team ended the season with an impres- sive 9-1 record, and won the Suburban League meet. There were two senior captains, Ann Harrington, and Heather Maxon who hold the school records for the 6 and 1 1 feet dives. Coached by Joanne D’Amigello and Jim Locke the team also has two outstanding sophomores. Cindy Clifford holds seven school records and is all American in breast stroke, and Liz Von Huene holds the school record for the fifty yard free style. With these girls returning, next year should be as rewarding as this past year. 143 Front Row: Shirley Chin, Mary Page, Noga Venkahov, Karen Pappas (J. V. co-captain) Ellen Greenblatt (J. V. co-captain), Lisa Ratner, Elizabeth Karlstrom, Martha Silber. Second Row: Darlene Tanck, Helen Klapes, Donna May, Trade Milton, Debbie Diamond, Eaye Kogos, Julia Janes, Mrs. Crane (coach) Third Row: Miss Otis, Robin Murphy, Elizabeth King, Debbie Shecktel, Susan MacGillivray, Laura Katz, Sue MacDougall, Beth Weiner, Michelle Dugan 144 VOLLEYBALL TEAM The Volleyball team had a very surprising season this year with a record of 13-3. Coach Crane said, “I expected it to be a rebuilding year, but it turned out to be a winning one!” The team placed 2nd behind Brockton in the Subur- which was their captain. Sue MacGillivray. ton was undefeated until they met up with Brookline. All the girls on the team worked together to give all their opponents a good game. The team for next year should be just as good as they will be losing only two players one of which was their captain. Sue MacGillivray. 145 1 Row 1 — Chuck Heintz, Barry Norman, Mark Harrington, Raphael Cooper, David Berkman, Phil Herman, Benjie Steverman, Joey McNeilly, Jim Muse, Kurt Zelman, Peleg Gal. Row 2 — Barry Saperia, Paul Polihroniou, Hector Saavedra, Tod Spence, Danny MacDonald, Henry Mosquera, Billy Fitzpatrick, Nick Maimonis, Dany Finn, Rodney Chin, Connie O’Leary, Dietrich Blumer. With expectations of going to the Eastern Mass, Tourney, the soccer team ended the “74” season with an 8-9-1 record. Although the team didn’t make the tourney, Coach Conroy was pleased with the team and especially pleased with the work of 8 individuals. Co-captain David Berkman was phenomenal scoring the most goals for the team and also making the 1st All Star team. Jimmy Muse and Peleg Gal also had excellent seasons and both made the 2nd All Star Team. Joey McNeilly, Rookie Deitrich Blummer, and Co-captain Phil Herman had fine seasons. Also soph- omore sensation Henry Mosquera and jun- ior firebomb Dan Finn helped the team to their 8 victories. Next season is going to be a difficult one as only 4 varsity men will be returning to take the place of 16 seniors who will be leaving this year. W O O O on First Row: Billy Simmons, Mark Norris, Marty McLoughlin, Joey Walsh, George Workman, Ed Aifer, Phil Castain, Bob Mahon Second Row: Paul Kellehei; Joey Galasti, Frank Nelson, Timmy Green, Louis DeSantis, co-captain, Jeff Horblitt, Tim Tally, Kevin Burke, Paul Corcoran, Harold Huxtable, Peter Taxidus Third Row: Kevin Flemming — Coach, Tom O’Leary, Paul Piatelli, Fred Greene, Steven Greene, Brian Cloherty — captain, Jake Wolpe, Mark Stanton, Richard Kirby, Steven Ewanouski, Russell Norton, Doanld Pellegrini — coach, Mr. Schluntz — Head Coach. VARSITY FOOTBALL Brookline High enjoyed the fortunes of a successful sea- son. Led by tri-captains Brian Cloherty, Louis DeSantis and Dyke Hoy, the team achieved a record of 6 wins and 4 losses. The season ended happily as Brookline drove tradi- tional Thanksgiving Day rival Newton down to defeat, 13-7. Seniors Richard Kirby, Kevin Burke, Tim Lally and Jeff Horblit also played important parts in the team’s six vic- tories. Outstanding juniors consisted of Paul Piatelli, Fred Greene, Bob Clark, Bob Mahon and Joe Galasti, all of whom will be returning next year for a very hopeful season. And last of all, sensational sophomore, Steve Ewanouski, made the offense go with his superb quarterbacking. Steve has two strong years ahead of him.. The team next year has many returning lettermen, and the coaches, along with the rest of the student body, have faith in that the team will have a very successful season. m T JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 1— Brian Sheehan, Scott Horwitz, Steve Cullen, Paul Monahan, Joe Louler, Len McCarthy, Mike Spillane Row 2 — Coach Rizzutti, Brian Burke, Colin O’Connell, Jackie Hunt, Louis Sheldoni, Charles Bradley, Phil Frankgolis, Paul Buchanan. Rich Long Row 3 — Roger DePessa, Kevin Thiffault, Mark Noonan, Joey Canney, Matt Speber, Lloyd Walfor, Ron Majors, Ling Wong FRESHMEN FOOTBALL Row 1 — Jason Issac, William Herskerwitz, Jim Gavin, Bill Pearson, Brian Horblit, Dan Taylor, Tom Roddy, Ed Hills, Paul Morris, David Rosenberg, Jeff Swartz, Barry Stanton, Louis Shelldoni, Steve Gill Row 2 — Mr. Stemdale, John DiPonzio, Mike Westfall, Paul Mullaney, John Killgallon, Len DelVecchio, Jack Tien, Joe McCaffery, Teddy Davis, Mark Piatelli, Matt Esmoil, Mark Markell. Dick Perez, Keith McGrath, Gordon Evans, Mr. Hart Row 3 — Rich Sullivan, Martin DiPazo, Neil Dorherty, Rich Maloney, Cosmo Nocastro, McCarthy, Jim Lockwood, Mark Noonan, David Brown, Tim McGloughlin, Kevin McWeeney THANKSGIVING BROOKLINE NEWTON FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: First Row: Eva O’Malley (captain), Second Row: Karen Quinn, Nancy McMahon, Grace Smith, Robin Alpers, Susan Lepler, Jean Barclay, Mary Walsh, Jane Alpers. Third Row: Aileen Buckley, Susan Chin, Tricia Young, Tobey DelVecchio, Cheryl Fay. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS B MAJORETTES Majorettes (left to right) Patty Lee, Peggy Leary, Lisa Conforti, Debbie Evans, June Lee, Mary Donovan, Debbie McGrail, Caryn Forrest Flag Bearers (left to right) Cheryl Burke, Liz Baltimore, Robin Feldman, Doth Griffin, Michelle Walsh, Karen ShifTman, Susan Forrest ELAG BEARERS 156 BAND RAIN, SNOW, LIGHTNING, THUNDER, BROOKLINE’S BAND NEVER WENT UNDER 157 Row 1 — Darien Small, Phil Harrington, Joy Koch, John Kennedy, Mark Schwartz, Steven Hunt (captain), Mike McNally, Kenny Bauer, Chris Brown. Row 2 — Jon Kay, Phillip Kushi, Brian McMahon, Bob Murphy, Bruce Green, Larry Page, Paul Greenberg, David Gold, Steve Rosenthaul, Chris Stems, Tony Page, Bruce Hanford, Mr. Laasko (coach). The Cross Country team, headed by coach Norman Laasko, ended the “74” season with a 3-6 record. Fine performances by captain Steven Hunt along with Chris Browne and Robert Siegal led the team to its 3 victories. The team would have probably had a better record if early injuries to Mike McNally, Tony Page, and Brian McMahon were avoided. The team performed with ex- cellence, upsetting Rindge Tech and beating Cambridge Latin and Quincy. Captain Hunt qualified for the All State meet, and placed 8th overall. Joy Koch, the first female to ever play on a male BHS team placed 6th in the girls state meet. She also helped the team immensely during the regular season. The losses of captain Hunt, R. Siegal, and M. McNally will hurt the team but returning Lettermen and future co-captains Tony Page and Chris Browne, should fill their shoes. 158 CROSS COUNTRY. 1 First Row. Marcia Goldberg, Sheila Harrington, Nora McLoughlin, Marcia Fowler, Cathy Spillane, Phyllis Whitcomb Second Row. Susan Perry, Kim Harris, Paula Simard, Luanne MacAuley, Ellen McCarthy, Evelyn Bugley, Denise Beaumont, Sally Steverman. The firls field hockey team had a fantastic season with a record of 5-1-2. Brookline had the most shutouts in the league; only one shot went past goalie Ellen McCarthy the entire season. The team went all the way to the State Tournament when they played Hingham and lost by a close 2-1 score. They did exceedingly well considering that Hingham was heavily favored and was report- ed to have more talent than Brookline. One of the best games was against Newton, the defending champs, which ended in a scoreless tie. Brookline then tied Cam- bridge which caused the team to miss first place by only one point to Newton. Some of the players who showed outstanding skill and leadership were captains Nora McLoughlin and Marcia Fowler. Phyliss Whit- comb and Luanne MacAulay also contributed greatly to the team. Sophomores Kim Harris and Susan Perry proved their talent and will be a great asset to the team in coming years. Coach Linda Roberts proudly exclaimed that the team played together both mentally and physically which is why the team had such a successful season. 160 FIELD HOCKEY B3 1 tL , - A ' u f ■i ■ � 1 Kneeling: Mr. Slaven — Coach, Mark Young — Captain Standing: Mike Cline, Percy Cook, Gary Sundance Clay, Tony Lee, Richard Kirby, Larry Derany, Paul Kirby, David Berkman, Bob Mullaney, Mark Tuler, Richard Close. BASKETBALL This season has been one of the most successful in the history of the B.H.S. basketball team. With All- Star center and Captain Mark Young leading the team to victory they compiled an impressive winning record. Supported by ten hustling students, eight of whom are seniors, the Great White Machine has proven that team work can bring results. The precision of the team can be accredited to their super coach, Don Slaven, without whose support the Knights would not be Suburban League Championships. 162 ■ OSS 163 Mark Young — Captain Average — 3 1.4 pts. Coach’s comments — “outstanding performer, outstanding attitude, outstanding citizen.” Bob Mullaney Average 8.5 pts. Coach’s comments — “outstanding quickness, very sound intense play- er.” Gary Clay Average 2.0 pts. Coach’s comments — “outstanding passer, very nifty and clever.” Percy Cook Average — 9.2 pts. Coach’s comments — “outstanding ball handler, most improved play- David Berkman Average 2.5 pts. Coach’s comments — “outstanding enthusiasm, great fire — guy.” Mark Tuler Average 1.5 pts. Coach’s comments — “outstanding reserve guard, great desire, team pride.” Richard Kirby Average 7.5 pts. Coach’s comments “outstanding offensive rebounder, always plays tough.” Larry Derany Average 4.5 pts. Coach’s comments — “outstanding sixth man, always ready and willing to fill in anywhere.” J.V. AND FRESHMAN BASKETBALL First Row: Mr. Lakso — Coach, Paul Mooney — Captain Second Row: Lorenzo Benet, Tim Silva, Stuart Abrams, Copey Young, Bruce Green, Bill Miller, Bradley Ross, Nick vonHuene, Chris Gootkind, Charlie Ferro, Eddie Shashua, Nick Maimonis, Marshall Findley, Ronald Majors. Kneeling: Paul Christe, Mr. McGovern - Coach, James Milton Standing: Perry Wong, Bill Flershwitz, Brian Horblit, Billy Pearson, Mark Resnick, Neal Doherty, Gordon Evans, Jerry Sullivan, Robert Lee, Mark Marked, Paul Sherman, Barry Stanton, Gary Larsen. 165 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS First Row: Karen Smith, Susan Papert, Beth Fields — Captain, Jami Slabine, Sonya Burrs, Jane Leong. Second Row: Maria Benet, Marilyn Chasen, Chris Chmielinski, Regina Christler, Brenda Hiscock, Karen Maginnis, Ms. Amico — Coach. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: Ann Stratton, Marcia Goldberg, Marcia Fowler, Darlene Tanck, Dena Tasino Second Row: Laura Sachs, Monica Hernandez, Luanne MacAulay, Sue MacDougal, Ryah Parker, Kathy Jung, Mr. Petrulavage. B J.V. BASKETBALL First Row: Cheryl Robinson, Brenda Jefferson. Marie Mann, Clara Hugh Second Row: Susan Rudman, Regina Regan, Sue Bradley, Joyce Claire Powers — Coach. LROSH BASKETBALL First Row: Laura Tofias, Dana Huebler, Robin Murphy, Jodie Ellen Feiheson, Sheila Driscoll, Aurelia Merler, Eve Sadowsky Second Row: Sarkis Keuleyan, Martha Rosen, Laura Kanter, Druanne McGee, Theresa Melville, Diane Roache, Renee Johnson, Debbie Williams, Ms. Collin, Coach r 4 Row I: Serge Zolanovich, Harold Fineberg, Henry Selik, Bennet Goldberg, Ricky MacPherson Row 2: Coach — Chris Hafferty, George Wyner — Co-Captain, Tom Reed — Co-Captain, Aaron Zuckerberg, Glenn Schaffer, Chris Stearns G ' BOYS SWIMMING 170 First Row: Hector Saavedra, Bill McCue, Ben Steverman, Joe McNeilly — Captain, Bob Clark, Bill Simmons, Ken Bauer — Captain, Chuck Heintz, Kevin Walsh, Matt Doyle Second Row: Mr. Cohen, Mr. DiVincenzo, Larry Page, Matt Watts, Billy Fitzpatrick, Frank Nelson, Paul Monahan, Steve Ewanouski, Connie O’Leary, Bob Mahon, Paul Piatelli, Tony Page, Joe Galasti, Jack Heavey, Rich Freccero, Rod Chin. VARSITY The Brookline High hockey team, led by Captains Joe McNeilly and Ken Bauer, had a rather dis- appointing season. Due to many injuries, at the begin- ning of the season the team’s record did not reflect its ability. TTie team had a lot of talent but the com- petition was sometimes too tough. This year the team consisted of many underclassmen with a great deal of potential. Coach DiVincenzo feels that next year’s season looks very promising. HOCKEY 172 h if ' ,1 Left to Right — Captain Joe McNeilly, coach Ron Divincenzo, Captain Ken Bauer. Senior Hockey sensation Chuck Heintz. Senior 3 year letterman, Ben Steverman. Jim Muse, a real hard player. Always ready to jump in. Senior defenseman, Bill McCue. A Senior who gives hockey all that he has, Kevin Walsh. 174 SB FRESHM AN AND J.V. HOCKEY Row 1: Mike Hunter. Bret Hetnick, Dale Wagner, Mike Piatelli, John Kilgallon, Scott McFarlen, Sean Fay, Keith McGrath, Kenny Green. Row 2: Tom Flanery, Don Fledman, Danny Taylor, Jack Tihan, Steve Ford, Peter Maloney, Tom Roddy, Norman Fine, Ken Churchill, Ten DelVecchio, Paul Riley, Cos Nocastro, Mike Fallon — manager. Row 1: Greg Phillips, Paul Buchanan, Lloyd Walford, Joe Walsh, Harold Schwartz, Mike Clebnick, Brian McMahon. Row 2: Bob Lipson, Phil Franqules, Colin O’Connell, Brian Lynn, John Kibrick, Rob Ward, Steve Ward, Brian Sheehan, Bill Gnndel. HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS Row I: Donna Jackson, Jackie Corcoran, Karen Pappas, Merle Adelman, Elaine Miller, Cindy O’Brien. Row 2: Tracie Milton, May Flannery, Liz Walsh, Joslin Ham, Heidi Berenson, Kathy Corbett, Mrs. Corcoran, Coach. May and Liz Merle Jackie and Elaine Cindy, Kathy, and Donna Karen m GIRLS’ GYMNASTICS Row I: Deb Harrington, Sharon Davidson, Connie Differ, Karen Jaffe, Eva O ' Malley, Cathy Spillane, Heather Maxon, Sharon McKinnon, Sue Lepler, Sue Penwarden, Sally Steverman. Row 2: Bill McMullen, Cindy Ottis, Janet Ward, Sue Perry, Phillis Bell, Barbara Shaunessey, Cheryl Fay, Judy Connor, Cindy Kaplan, Sheila Harrington, Mary Walsh, Betsy Tobin, Sharon Buckley, Mrs. Roberts. Row I: Edward Lee, Steve Chin, Ernie Stevens, Steve Gosdanian, Neal Harrington, Jackie Jew, Scott Ratner, David Golden, Lucas Beasley, Jeff Wilbur. Row 2: Darien Small, Paul Harris, Dan Baldinni, Jimmy Jew, Richard Perez, Paul McLeod, Phred Churchill, John Kennedy, Ron Efromson, Malcolm Beasly, Mark Noonan, Jason Taylor, Eric Friedman (Assit. Coach) Coach Mr. Devio. B O Y S I G Y M N A S T I C S 1 Row I: David Gordon. Bruce Ellias, Tony Rao, Jim McCarthy, Mike McCormack, Ralph Cooper, Jan Heffel. Row 2: David Swharlz, Sean Griffin. Jim Griffin — captain. Chuck Young, Bert Bickerstaff, Larry Roberts, Mike Buchanan — captain, Jeff Charles, Frank Scialdone, Peleg Gal. Absent: Dietrich Blumer, George Vien, Steve Young. WRESTLING The wrestling team ended the season with a record of 3 and 10. It was a pretty hard year for the team. Over all, they were an in- experienced team and with the loss of last years Co-captain, the season was not made any easier. There were a few key people on the team. They were sophomore Sean Griffin at 100 lbs, who had a great record of 8 and 4, Co-Captain Jimmy Griffin at 134 lbs, 10 and 3, Junior Ed Roberts at 140 lbs, record of 8-2-1. Dietrich Blumer, senior, with a record of 7-2. Peleg Gal was a pleasant surprise. Peleg at 187 lbs proved very good with a 2 and 1 record. The best match was probably against Newton North. Although Brookline lost it was a good match. Unfortunately Brookline had to forfeit two weight classes. The team finished the year with a 30 to 19 win over Concord. i 1 Row I: Lee Shapiro, Bob Bing Yui, Charles Pepper, Jim Sullivan, Tyrone Carpenter, Peter Lew, Phillip Kusbi, Jon Fineburg. Row 2: Robert Green. Bob Gamble, Andy Randolph, Joy Koch, Louisa Koch, Ian Blackman, Eric Boyer, Tony Underwood, Jeff Wright. Harold Hoxtable, Steven Hunt. Row 3: Scott Mesa, Peter Nadeaux, Hillel Gray, Hamish Blackman, Mark Schwartz, Richard Thompson, Jeff Connel, Matthew Sperber, Freddy Green, Bruce Hanford, Rob Segal, Michael Kennedy, Robert Brown. Mr. Mac Donald. WINTER TRACK 184 m EUEHTS B BCTlUmEE ARTS ■ 187 Hurry up, Mr. Sdiluntz, we’ve got dates in 20 minutes! And next year you’ll get an even bigger “B Awards Night Duh, we has a great season, duh . . . I want to make one thing perfectly clear. We know this won’t heal your leg, but . . . 189 I I ODD COUPLE SOUTHERN VISITORS HUIS CTOS I KICK-OFF DANCE s� OLDIES RECORD HOP January 18, 1975 196 I 197 Don’t let the sun go down on me Although I search myself, it’s always someone else I see I’d just allow a fragment of your life to wander free But losing everything is like the sun going down on me. 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DONUTS MISTER DONUT “The world’s best cup of Coffee, Donuts Muffins” SPECIAL DISCOUNTS ON QUANTITY PUR- CHASES FOR GROUPS - CLUBS - ORGANIZA- TIONS 1336 Beacon St., Brookline — 566-8554 265 Boylston St., Brookline — 566-9376 marion ruth china ♦ home furnishings • gifts 1385 BEACON STREET, BROOKLINE 7 34 - 6620 EVERGREEN 353 Boylston St BROOKLINE. MASS. 02146 PHONE: 277-1779 WALL DECOR PICTURE FRAMING GALLERY RESTORATIONS GRAPHICS DECOR UNLIMITED, INC. 139 Cypress St. Corner Boylston St. BROOKLINE MASSACHUSETTS 02146 HELLA’S PIZZA HOUSE Greek Salads Delicious Pizzas Hot Oven Grinders Shish-Kabob Dinner 1930 Beacon St. Cleveland Circle Phone: 566-3797 PHONE: 277-9353 1641 Beacon STiiFi-r Brookline, Mass. 02146 Tel. 277-0770 232-76‘s4 Larry Greenberg IN MEMORIAM 1958 1975 Eulogy For the Living In a world of uncertainty And knowledge unknown. Where even in a multitude A Man stands alone. Irony is destiny and Time is an infinity. Pilgrim man in need of faith Creates his own divinity To lessen the burden of reality And assure eternal purity. His worship and his rituals Are rewarded with security. A special pattern drawn by time And colored in by fate Makes that which was too soon Now that which is too late; The man whose mind is rancid Declares his sanity. And the man with most potential Is the first of all to die; While history books immortalize The dessicated men sVho little deserve glory, Who thought their land a fen. In a world of uncertainty And of future unknown It is each good man’s duty To accept life as his own. — Linda Marks L114 Paul Pastan Paul I am not immortal It is not only old people who die He is not some kid You read about in newsprint Back page of the obituaries Who died In an unreal comic strip A macabre cartoon He is real I talked to him He has died We still say his name In the present tense As if his graduation Picture was still going To be in the year book I deny and Deny and deny For if he can die What about me He is not some kid From another town With an unpronouncable name He is in my mind And I can’t see him Not breathing Not walking Not crying Not living He is my age It is a surrealistic painting In a nightmare And I will wake up Sip my cup of water And awaken in the morning At six a.m. And go to school And he’ll be in the hall Not a friend But a fixture of my immortality And apathy But I am not immortal It is not only old people who die I am real He is real But he died — Roz Young A225 I r MURIVIAN 1975 SUPPLEMENT G R A D U A T George Viglirolo delivers his address to the class of 1975 I o bKOOivLiHc. r juiAC LiBRARV N Senior Class Speaker Steven Karidoyanes HiS BOOK IS FOR USE IN rHE LIBRARY BUILDING ONLY Mr. Rinaldi presents the Class of 1975 f ' Dr. Sperber receives the Class Pamela DelVecchio presents the Senior Class gift to Linda Marks, Class of 1976. 1 9 7 5 Mr. Webb, Faculty Adv ■ to the Graduation Pamela DelVecchio presents gifts from the Class of 1975 to Miss O’Leary and Miss Niland. GRADUATION Steven Karidoyanes accepts his diploma from Mrs. Ann Wacker, Chairperson of the School Committee, as Fred Gumbs looks on. Members of the Cl Miss MacDonald abids adieu to Class of 1975 SENIOR PROM May 31, 1975 Copley Plaza CLASS OF 1975 Eugene Ferris Albertha Robinson Christopher Stearns FACULTY Mrs. Schreiber Home Economics, Director Mrs. Erdmann English Mrs. Schiff Biology and Medical Careers Mrs. Springer Mathematics MURIVIAN 1974-1975 PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Ted Shure and David Smith 5 Renee Bn Photograph ditor VARSITY BASEBALL First Row: Peter Richutti, Carl Rao, Bob Mahon, Billy Fitzpatrick, Jeff Horblitt (co-captain), David Berkman (co-captain), Percy Cook, Paul Corcoran, Mike Leivi, Ivory Lyons (manager) Second Row: Mr. Lis, Billy Simmons, Mark Lebow, David Jaffe, Peter Taxidis, Steve Ewanowski, Steve Greene, Bob Mullaney, Brian Lynn, Mr. Conroy JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL First Row: Alan Kaplan, Boh .ipson, Larry Page, Rob Ward, Richard Long, Mike Spillane, Mark Zack, Chuck Kadis Second Row: Mr. Lasko, David Lynton, Joe Steinhauser, Dana Lynton, Ed Aifer, Steve Wax (captain), Jackie Hunt, Chuck Eerro, John O ' Brian, John Noonan First Row: Priscilla Walsh, Darleen Tank, Phyllis Whitcomb, Vlarcia Fowler (captain), Donna Shapiro, Albertha Robinson Second Row: Mr. Chambers. Luanne McAuley, Kathy Jung, Lauie Mann. Ann Straton First Row: Susan Perry (co-captam), Dii asini (co-captain), Laura Tophias, Nadine Mills, Deni ' himielmski, Dana Huebler Second Row: Theresa Melvi .jrace Mitchell, Lisa MacGillvray, Maureen Thornton, Le LaBarge, Sue O’Neill, Leslie Davidson, Linda Clukie, Susai udman FRESHMAN BASEBALL First Row: Ed Jacobs, John Kilgallon, Norman Fine, Mike Kirby (co-captain), John McQuad, Barry Stanton, Brian Florblitt (co-captain), Keith McGrath Second Row: Mr, Barasso, Cos Nicastro, Charles Ridder , Tom Roddy, Ted Davis, Jerry Sullivan, Paul Sherman, Gary Larsen, Paul Christe GIRLS VARSITY GIRLS JUNIOR SOFTBALL VARSITY SOFTBALL First Row: Ken Bauer, Jack Malinn, Tom Doherty, Mark Swartz, F ' at Berube, Co-Captain, Tim Lally, Co-Captain, Dyke Hoy, Tim Green, Louis De Santis Second Row: Manager, IMike Kennedy, Paul F ' iatelli, Fred Greene, Paul Monahan, Dan Greenfield, George Workman, Jeff Charles Third Row: Manager, Phil Frangolis, Marty McLoughlin, David Hagerty, Brian Me Mahon, Rick Langon, Steve Strempek, Lorenzo Benet, Coach Mr. Robinson. VARSITY LACROSSE J.V. and FRESHMAN LACROSSE First Row: Ch .pher Scott, Paul Cearey, Kevin M, .!e, David LePore, John Soottoo, En ntin, John Hay Second Row: Bria heehan, Mark Noonan, Oliver Lew ieven Burke, Scott McFarlane, Die.- .re:, Ricky McPherson, Daniel B n Ken brahams, Jason Taylor Row: on Isaac, Eric Drunker Martin ■Pasa, Arthur Malloc ' Mark McDonald, William Hirehwitz. ancis fcGourty, Steven Young, Can ' apo, obert Greene Fourt t Row.- Erit ■ Ed lerub. Matt Sperber, Stener rd, lin O’Connell, Jim McCar ay, : imothy McGloughlin, Mike Westfall, Charles McMannis, Coach. Coach Robinson giving half time pep talk. I BOY’S GYMNASTICS Congratulations to the Boy’s Gymnastics Team for coming in first place in the Surburban Meet. Tri-Captains, Jimmy Jew, Steve Gosdanian, and Neil Harrington, along with Sophomore Sensa- tion Ernie Stevens contributed to the teams success. Ernie imy Neil 9 J.V. BOYS TENNIS VARSITY GIRLS TENNIS J.V. GIRLS TENNIS ' irst Row: Unhee Kim, Manager, Patty Libby, Co-Captain, Laura iatz, Nancy Lubell Second Row: Sara Schley, Ms. Taylor, Betty ’hin Third Row: Shirley Chin, Joyce Lederman Fourth Row: Sally iteverman, Beth Rosenberg Missing: Darcy Huebler, Co-Captain. First Row: Julia Janes, Erica Rosenberg, Susan Gosdanian, Nancy Haskins, Jackie Clark, Patti Sacknoff, Martha Steverman Second Row: Laura Kantor, Joanne Shaughnessy, Jane Alpers, Robin Murphy, Lori Hoch, Kim Harris, Betsy Tobin, Debbie Kirrane, Ms. Collin. VARSITY BOYS TENNIS ' St Row: David Seigel Jie Greengard, Co-Captain, Dan ' Idberg, Co-Captain, B; Berman, Glen ShafTer Second R w: Ms . Crane, Gary Mill Ba ' ry Saperia, Dean Huh, Mike R ' Nick Maimonhs, Sean Dovlc. First Row: Scott Horwitz, David Gruenbaum, Captain, Mike Clebnick, Brian Carter, Steve Yavner, Rick Papert. Darien Small Second Row: Mr. Sherr, Bradley Tofia.s, Mike Caplan, Skippy McGrath, Paul Ng, Caesar Belbel, Captain, Dan Wyner. BOYS GOLF Firs! Row: Mr. Belocas, James Goldstein, Joe Walsh, Chuck Heintz, Co-Captain, Mark Tuler, Co-Captain, Mark Harrington Second Row: Bob Murphy, Steve Tarr, John Gamer, Greg Phillips, Bob Kerstein, Mark Finstein, Frank Nelson. GIRLS GOLF First Row: Sara Dana, Sandy Stoller, Donna Trahon, Laura Gamer, Roxanne Cammen Second Row: Pam Brown, r: ia Young, Tracie Milton, Sheila Harrington, Cathy Spillane, Anne Doherty, Tobey DelVecchio, Captain. GIRLS TRACK BOYS TRACK 12 EVERYBODY’S CONCERT INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL CULINARY This year, for the first time since 1965, the Junior Class formed a steering committee, raised funds, and elected to have a Junior Prom. The Prom was held April 26, 1975, at Chateau Garod, and was attended by nearly 100 people. ] «SBOOKISFOR JSE THELBRARYBUILDfKGONi. '