Brookline High School - Murivian Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1976 volume:

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BROOKLINE PUBLIC LIBRARV 3 1712 01439 6744 FACULTY P. 125 =AcumrMiLl UNDERGRADUATES 0 p 87 SPORTS P. 139 ADVERTISEMENTS P. 219 HEADMASTER To the Members of the Class of 1976: I am glad to have been a part of your B. H. S. life during these past four years! It is often said that a mark of greatness is the determination to pursue a dream. I wish you many dreams, and the courage and energy to carry your dream to its logical and realizable end. Sincerely yours , Carmen P. Rinaldi Headmaster September, 1975 4 You ask me if fate has chosen the l M p ill at the crossroads of life and 1 reply that she has chosen the only path Men will lie on their backs, talking about the fall of man, and never make an effort to get up Thoreau Men do not understand books until they have had a certain amount of life; ... no man understands a deep book, until he has seen and lived at least part of its contents. — Ezra Pound V V SCHOOL COMMITTEE First row (left to right): William C. Sheridan (Director of Personnel); Mrs. Viola R. Pinanski; Mrs. Ann M. Wacker (Chairman); Mr. Ellsworth E. Rosen (Vice-Chairman); Mr. Joseph Robinson. Second row (left to right): Dr. Ferdy J. Tagle, Jr. (Assistant Superintendent of Schools for Funds and Facilities); Mr. Jacques M. Dronsick; Mrs. Natalie G. Zuckerman; Mr. John Connorton; Mr. Roger Stem; Mr. Brian L. Conry; Mrs. Helen Whitehead (Secretary to the School Committee); Dr. Robert I. Sperber (Superintendent of Schools); Dr. Jacqueline P. Clement (Assistant Superintendent of Schools for Curriculum and Instruction). STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE Row I : Ryah Parker, Ben Hood, Row 2: Haven Gracey, Linda Marks, Missing: Darien Small 6 So that ' s where I put my paper! Nadine, FI ( X-%) 3 (4.333 + 7i)(Y + 35X) Sin045 ???????? This class MIGHT be interesting! Five more minutes Hurry up and take the picture Is that really Trade?! How To Win At Stratego by A. A. Hev Michael, iff iny back! h ■ is a crowd! Whatcha doin’ tonight cutie? If I don’t get service in 5 minutes, no tip! The Kadis Brothers. Move over Galileo, here comes Charles! Want to go driving? House Teacher, Ms. Johnson House Secretary, Ms. Jennings 10 HOUSE PACKARD House Teacher, Mr. Gumbs Not Pictured House Secretary, Ms. MacGillivray 11 I Time has a way ( )t passim; us hv iul leas ing us alone To open our eves To a different world In huh the dreams The man who searches for happiness Travels along an endless path L’nless he hopes to find it In his own heart. | 9 Iff! I ? IF ■ ■j 14 ROBIN C. ABBER Robin is all the joys of springtime! Heidi L. Abber EDWARD H. AIFER CATHERINE W. ABEL — listen: there ' s a hell of a good universe next door: let s go e. e. cummings DEBORAH ABRAHAMS We can complain because a rose bush has thorns or rejoice because a thorn bush has roses. Unknown MERLE ADELMAN Conform and be dull J. Frank Dobie CHERYL A. ALBERTO I ADAM ALTMAN If you can’t dazzle them with your brilliance, baffle them with your bullshit. ARMANDO ALONSO 18 JEANNE BARCLAY I believe in the sun even when it is not shining. EVAN ARNOLD I remember my Jewish people, my Immemorial people To whom I’m accountable for my action. I exist only by what I can give them. Alone I’m nothing! LISA BARDO ALFRED F. AMENDOLA CHARLES J. AZOFF SHEILA TEREZ BARLOW DANIEL BALDINI I’d rather be in Bermuda KEVIN J. BARRY 19 HOWA RD K. BASS BRETT BERENSON While the others climb reaching dizzy heights, the world’s in front of me in black and white. I’m on the bottom line. Elton John PAMELA C. BENNETT LAURA E BERNSON Life keeps happening everyday. Say Yes! When opportunity comes your way, you can’t start wondering what to say. You’ll never win, if you never play. KENNETH R. BERFIELD RICHARD N. BERMAN Success is getting what you want. Happiness is wanting what you get. 20 PAMELA H. BERRY Don’t look. You might see Don’t listen. You might hear Don ' t think. You might learn Don’t run. You might fall Don’t live. You might die DEBRA ANN BING - YOU To entertain some people all you have to do is listen. HERBERT E. BICKERSTAFFE Winning is not everything It’s the only thing IAN A. BLACKMAN LAMORA BIES Enjoy what you have, hope for what you lack. SUSANNE W. BLALOCK PATRICE FAITH BERRY hold fast to dreams for if dreams die life is like a broken- winged bird that cannot fly JOAN BISSCHOP 21 3 m T U) T 1 3 ( T 6 q 10 1 lM 15 16 1? 1 U £3 l 2 o 5£PV RONNIE L. BLOOM CAROL BLUMER Laugh yourself into stitches. William Shakespeare “Twelfth-Night” ANNETTE BOGOT BRYAN M. BOLAND LINDA M. BOYD The capacity to care is the thing which gives life it’s deepest significance. Pablo Casals CHARLES W. BRADLEY III Accept me as I am — only then will we discover each other. AILEEN M BUCKLEY LOUISE LOCKE BURKE Music is the melody whose text is the world. RICHARD G. BROWN CHRISTOPHER BROWNE It’s nice to be important, but more important to be nice. 23 MAUREEN BURKE MICHAEL S. CAPLAN Mankind bases vast premises on little hope and often reads a word where in fact only a scribble exists. SONYA L. BURRES GLORIA CANO CYNTHIA G. CAPORAL LISA A CAREY MARIA VICTORIA CANO Love is a feeling of tenderness and devotion towards someone, so profound that to share that individual’s joys, anticipations, sorrows, and pain is the very essence of living. DIANE MARIE CARNEY Friendship is one of life’s jewels I’d call it the ruby of life. For it glows with the warmth of its giving Real friendship brings peace, never strife. 24 BRIAN L. CARTER I am influenced by every second of my waking hour. Lenny Bruce CHRISTINE CHAN God, teach me to love for I will never pass this way again! BETTY T. CHIN NANCY CHIN Life is a three ring circus All of the ups and downs Of a carousel That I know so well. Blue Magic JEFF C. CHARLES PHILIP L. CHIN 25 SHIRLEY M. CHIN Good words are worth much, and cost little. Herbert STEVEN CHIN Praising what is lost Makes the remembrance dear Shakespeare KRYSTYNA M. CHMIELINSKI SUN C. CHOW TRACIE CHRISTMAS m T uu Th z 3 H 5 io A 10 11 12 13 i i o 19- 16 n ie £3 2H M ov KATHERINE M. CLARK ROBERT D. COFFIN 26 LISA P. COHEN Time it was. What a time it was. A time of innocence. A time of confidences. Long ago it must be, I have a photograph. PAUL D. CORCORAN ALICE CONNORTON With slight efforts, how should one obtain great results? It is foolish even to desire it. Euripides ARTHUR R. CORES KATHLEEN M. CORBETT NEAL E. COPENHAUER DEBORAH R. COSTELLO 27 DANIEL CRANE Experience is a hard teacher because she gives us the test first and the lesson afterw ards. TRACY M. CYNKIN CHRISTINE E. DALEY JOHN L. DANIELS Enjoy when you can, and endure when you must. Johann Wolfgan VanGoethe CINDI DAVIDSON The love in your heart wasn’t put there to stay Love isn’t love til you give it away. JULIE ANN DAVIDSON Fellow students, We give to you the product of our efforts. JOHN E. DAYE NANCY E. DELETETSKY 28 ANDREW M. DELL TOBEY CAROLYN DELVECCHIO To-be(y) Cheerful is To-be(y) Happy MARY DER It takes so little. But worth so much, share your warmth — Smile! MICHELE A. DENNIS GABRIELLE DESROSES 29 HARLEAN DONALDSON Saphire We are living in a day of learning if you don’t leam you are left behind ANDRE W C. DREYFUS MICHELE DUGAN 30 BENJAMIN K. EMERSON “A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds . . . R. W. Emerson FAITH W. EVANS I believe in the sun Even when it’s not shining I believe in love Even when I feel it not I believe in God Even when He is silent MARK S. ELLIS EILEEN D. EXARHOULAKOS Character is like a tree and reputation like its shadow. The shadow is what we think of it; the tree is the real thing. A. Lincoln Love to my 2 Bugga’s 31 HAROLD L. FEINBERG ANNE D. FINE LOIS FINSTEIN Many waters cannot quench love Nor can the floods drown it For love is stronger than death Song of Songs SHEILA L. FISGEYER Don’t put off till tomorrow What you can do today For if you do it today and like it You can do it again tomorrow DYANNE R FLEISCHMAN SIDNEY G. FINE Sid There is no such thing as work; unless you would rather be doing something else . . . Sir James M. Barrie BERTINA J. FLESSAS 32 ANDREA MAY FRANK WALK to the BEAT of your OWN DRUM MAGGIE FRANK A thing of beauty is a joy forever Keats SUSAN E. FREDKIN MARCY FRIEDMAN Success is to be measured not by the position one has reached. But by the obstacles overcome while trying to succeed. All my love to M.S.G. JOSEPH F. GALASTI Some people achieve greatness; others have it thrust upon them. Then there are those people who are bom Italian. ANDREA GARRONE Who hears music, feels his solitude peopled at once. Robert Browning SARAH GAVIAN Do I contradict myself? Very well then I contradict myself (I am large, I contain multitudes) Walt Whitman DOLLY GEE Somewhere down the line, we’ll be together again. Harold Melvin The Bluenotes 33 MARGIE P. GEMBICKI LISA GLASSER GENNERT You give but little when you give of your possessions; it is when you give of yourself that you truly give. TONI GERSHON Be not simply good; be good for something. Thoreau DAVID M. GESCHWIND RONALD K. GOLD LANCE GILIKSON SUSAN GOLD True happiness Consists not in the multitude of friends, but in the worth and choice. Ben Jonson DAVID S. GOLDBERG 34 HAVEN GRACEY In the self-forgetfulness of concentrated attention the door opens for you into ... a shared timeless happiness, conveyed by a smile, a wave of the hand Hammerskjold BETTY LYNN GREEN The man with a new idea is a crank until the idea succeeds. Mark Twain 35 BRUCE GREEN It doesn ' t matter what you believe as long as you’re sincere! Linus Van Pelt JULIE H. GREEN Accept me as I am, so I may learn what I can become. ELLEN S. GREENBLATT Let each season encircle all the other seasons, .And let today embrace the past with remembrance and the future with longing. Kahil Gilbran FRED GREENE It is in general more profitable to reckon up our defects than to boast of our attainments Carlyle DANIEL A. GREENFIELD AMY CAROL GRETSKY I have to say the things I feel, I have to feel the things I say. You must live til you die. Emitt Roads DOROTHY GRIFFIN 36 DEBORAH L. GRIPPO DEENA BETH GROSS And a new day will dawn for those who stand long And the forests will echo with laughter. Led Zepplin JAMES E. GULLEY CESAR HABIF Wise men speak because they have something to say; Fools because they have to say something. CAROL HAMILTON I am I, You are You and if by chance we meet again, it will be beautiful. DAVID J. HAGGERTY 37 JULIANN HANLEY Julie A smile is like a golden key That opens any gate It also locks the iron door To jealousy and hate. Sister 1. Norbert JUDITH A HARRIS ELIZABETH HARRISON The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed. J. R. N. Chamfort SUSAN HAVELES BERNADETTE HAYES MADELINE Y. HERZOG People are lonely because they build walls instead of bridges. Joseph Newton MONICA PATRICIA HERNANDEZ . . . man’s greatest security is his own self reliance. 38 Blue Magic SHERI D. HIGHTOWER BRENDA LEE HISCOCK LORETTA J. HOCH KATHERINE E. HOGAN We live in the present, we dream of the future, and we learn eternal tniths from the past. MME. Chaing Kai-shek JOAN PATRICIA HOLBROOK Little Joanie He robbed the cradle . . . And, I robbed the old age home! ROSALIND P HORNER 39 DONALYN HUNT REGINA MARIA HURLEY When will each man’s good be each man’s rule, and peace shine across the land like a shaft of everlasting light. .Alfred Lord Tennyson DEAN H HUH What we are ... is God’s gift to us; what we become is our gift to God DONNA M. JACKSON DOUG MATT JACOBS Rebellion is Conformity” “A Leucade les geneurs!” Ludovic Halery “.And Nicholas is scalded in the toute; The tale is done and God save all the route!” ESTEE JACOBY . . . Therefore, I praise joy, for there is no other good for man under the sun but to eat, drink and be joyful . . . Koheleth 40 CHRISTINE M. JOY To the bo-bo’s and puds in my life, CRACK-UP! Cause you ain’t seen nothing yet! KATHLEEN JUNG Forget what you’ve done for your friends and remember what they’ve done for you. The only way to have a friend is to be one. SHARON JONES CHARLES KADIS 41 MEREDITH L. KAPLAN Courage is what it takes to stand up and speak; it is also what it takes, on occasion, to sit down and listen MELISSA JOY KASS Missy I know there’s an unseen world, the question is how far is it from midtown how late is it open? Woody Allen LAURA C. KATZ Self-reverence, self-knowledge, self-control, These three alone lead to sovereign power. Alfred Lord Tennyson MARILYN H. KASS KEVIN KEAVENEY STEPHANIE A. KASS LESLIE S. KATZ PAUL C. KELLEHER 42 EUNICE E. KIM ROBERT B. KERSTEIN With a friend at hand you will see the light, cause if your friends are there then everything is alright. “Friends” Elton John PAUL F. KIRBY HELEN KHAZIN WILLIAM D. KICKHAM MARLENE J. KRUTTER Life is like checkers. Don’t make two moves at one time; move up, not down; and when you reach the top, move as you like. The Tsupenster Rebbe MICHAEL A. KENNEDY DONNA KORETSKY I wasn ' t bom to follow. Byrds, Easy Rider 43 EVE LaPLANTE Success is counted sweetest By those who ne ' er succeed. To comprehend a nectar Requires sorest heed. Emily Dickinson DENA LAUFER Only you and I can help the sun to rise each coming morning. If we don’t it may drench itself out in sorrow. Joan Baez MARK W. LEBOW Resourceful Thoughts with Beauti ful Dreams form Faithful Friends in Life’s main stream JOYCE BETH LEDERMAN Today well lived Makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope EDWARD LEE JAMES G. LEE I went to kindergarten school from the fifth grade through the high school and finally graduated from the class of “76.” LAUREN LEE LAI L. LEONG Everyone is a moon, and he has a dark side which he never shows to anybody. Mark Twain 44 JANE LEVY Though it was really one laugh with a tear in the middle, I counted it as two. James M. Barrie MARGARET J. LEW Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us or we will find it not. Ralph Waldo Emerson JAMES LEVINE SUSAN ANN LEPLER For that which you love most in him may be clearer in his absence as the mountain to the climber is clearer from the plain. Kahlil Gibran HOWARD K LEWIS I have the main ingredients to make the world shine, A place of serenity, but I just don’t have the time. STEVEN DANIEL LIPSITT I have never let my schooling interfere with my education. Mark Twain ERIC E. LITT LaSONYA LODGE In my heart you’ll find peace. In my heart you’ll find joy, In my heart you’ll find uncertainties But most of all “PEACE OF MIN ' D.’’ 45 ATIS P LUKINS One man’s ceiling is another man’s floor. Paul Simon CHARLES A. LI RIO The earth is the cradle of reason, but one cannot stay in the cradle forever. K. E. Tsiolkovsky CHRISTINE LYNCH IVORY L. LYONS JR. The problem may not be what is said but how it is taken. s m T It) ' r Z, 3 3 10 . . .. m 1 3 1(p zx 22 2.3 2 5 5 3o 31 o)£cer LUANNE MACAULAY Happy are those who dream dreams And are ready to pay the price To make them come true. KAREN MAGINNIS Life is made up of small coming’s and going’s. And for everything man takes with him, There is always something he must leave behind. NICK MAIMONIS What is affection, but the power we give another to torment us? ROBIN L. MAHAN Summer of 42 47 DEBORAH A. MALICK Au milieu d’hiver j’ai enfin appris qu’il y avait en moi un ete invincible. Camus MARIE ELLEN MANN One word frees us of all The weight and pain of life. That word is love. Sophocles LINDA SUSAN MARKS A thin line stands Between dream and reality, And only the heart can learn to tell the characteristics which correspond to either side. ROBERT C. MARON Don ' t push the river, it flows by itself. DANIEL S. MARR CLAIRE A. MARTIN If I can ease one life the aching. Or cool one pain. Or help one fainting robin, Unto his nest again, I shall not live in vain. Emily Dickinson JANNETTE MATHIS CAROL A. MC CAFFREY Surprise Surprise Surprise . . . S fT T li H 5 (0 11 3J3 1 l£ 14 no | £5 J ' A ml 48 JUSTIN GERARD McCARTHY mark s. McCarthy TIMOTHY M. McCONE Never judge a person by another person’s opinion. We all have different sides we show to different people. 49 BRIAN E. McMAHON THERESA A. McMAHON GEORGE J MICHELSON ELAINE MILLER There is just one step from the sublime to the ridiculous. Napoleon I JUNE M McNAMARA E£B3 w ELIZABETH MELLETT If I could I would always work in silence and obscurity, and let my efforts be known bv their results. Emily Bronte JOHN M. MILLER NADINE MILLS Be yourself and you will be in a group of friends; Be another and your happy days will be sad 50 TRACIE MILTON I’m not one who makes believe . . . I know just what I say Today’s not yesterday And all things have an ending. Stevie Wonder RICHARD B. MITCHELL You will find Peace of mind, if you look way down in your Heart and Soul. Don’t hesitate, cause the world seem cold. That’s the way of the world. Maurice White PATRICIA J. MORAN I got by with a little help from my friends. The Beatles MARY L. MURPHY LEO T. MORRIN ARTHUR MOY JANE B. MURPHY If I told you, you would know. J. F. Taylor 51 ELLEN 1. NARDONE I lost a friend. But kept the memory! John Denver JAMES NECHIN Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true . . . I remember Lobes, Spene, Ramsay, and Flea. JULIE ANNE MUSE Friendship can spring up any day cause it’s never more than a smile away LISA NG Happiness is like jam: it ' s hard to spread even a little without getting some on yourself. FRANK J NELSON BRUCE NICHOLS RICHARD NG TONY NG In case you’re worried about what’s going to become of the younger generation, it’s going to grow up and start worring about the younger generation. Roger Allen, Grand Rapids Press 52 CYNTHIA ANNE O ' BRIEN The greatest achievement is not never falling, but rising again after you fall. PATRICIA A. O ' CONNOR THOMAS A. O’LEARY JACQUELINE O ' TOOLE mm f MARTHA OVERCASH But I have promises to keep, . nd miles to go before I sleep. And miles to go before I sleep. Robert Frost 53 ANTHONY C. PAGE DANIEL J. PAGE . . . to strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield! Ulysses- Alfred Lord Tennyson LOUISE P. PALLADINO SUZANNE B PAPERT SUSAN C. PE.ARL CAROLYN PARSI God, be kind to me; my boat is so small and the sea is so wide. 54 BARRY PASSER Real education must ultimately be limited to men who insist on knowing; the rest is mere sheep- herding. NANCY PATI When you wish upon a star dreams will take you very far, but when you wish upon a dream, life ain’t always what it seems. Ezra Pound GREGG A. PHILLIPS You see things as they are: and you ask “Why?” But I dream things that Never were: .And I ask “Why Not?” G.B.S. MARIANNE PHILLIPS PAUL A. PIATELLI MARK PIERCE f RICHARD PILTCH English is not a faucet that you turn on and off. F.M.R. RACHELLE POLLACK Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. PERRY POMEROY Carpe Diem ROBIN BETH PREMAN To believe your own thought, to believe that what is true for you in your own private heart is true for all men — that is genius. Emerson 55 ANDREW RANDOLPH s m T W 1 1 2 (. 6 i 13 n 15 lie j 0 ai 2 23 ; 9- 26 30 A PR ANDREA L. RAYNARD 56 CATHERINE T. RIZIKA EDWARD S. ROBERTS You’re my Blue Sky . . . Lord you know it makes me high when you turn your love away — Dickie Betts LAWRENCE P. ROBERTS CHERYL A. ROBINSON PATRICIA M. RODRIGUEZ Heaven Favors good desires (Siempre Favorece el cielo los buenos deseos) PATRICIA A. ROGERS LINDA S. ROSENBERG Genius lasts longer than beauty. That accounts for the fact that we all take such pains to overeducate ourselves. Oscar Wilde 57 BRADLEY P. ROSS HECTOR A. SAAVEDRA HOWARD L. SACKS CAROLINE I. ROSS I know of no more encouraging fact than the unquestionable ability of man to elevate his life by conscious endeavor. — Henry David Thoreau ERICA A. SALZMAN “We’re all mad here. I ' m mad. You’re mad.” “How do you know?” said Alice. “You must be,” said the cat “or you wouldn’t be here.” WILLIAM J. SABLE AMY SADOWSKY DENISE 1. SAULNIER O for a life of Sensation rather than of thoughts —John Keats 58 STACY J. SCOTT SENA LEE SHAFFER Now that I know I’m no wiser than anyone else, does this wisdom make me wiser? Prather SUSAN H. SHAKEN DAVID A. SCHWARTZ AJCHARA SAYABOVORN In this short life That only lasts an hour How much, how little Is within our power Emily Dickinson ROBIN L. SCHNIDER Education is a companion which no misfortune can depress, no crime can destroy, no enemy can alienate, no depotism can enslave. AMY J. SCHULTZ Contrary wise, continued Tweedledee, if it was so, it might be; and if it were so, it would be; but as it isn’t, it ain’t. That’s logic. Lewis Carroll HENRY B. SELIK Four years have made me but a wiser fool 59 • LEE SHAPIRO MARVIN SHAPIRO Perfect emancipation is effected only when the mind is permitted to form, express, and employ truth as it chooses (Henry Ward Beecher) However, school was interesting (Lee Shapiro) DEBORAH ANN SHEA You will still be here tomorrow, but your dreams may not Cat Stevens You may not be here tomorrow but your dreams may live forever , . . CHRISTINE SHINE BEVERLY M. SHUSTER Kindness is the sunshine in which virtue grows R. G. Ingersoll NAOMI LINDA SIEGAL Sons of the great or sons unknown — All were children like your own. Jacques Brel CARYN SIEGEL There never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do once you find them. Jim Croce 60 JULIET SIEGEL There are moments with lovers and friends. I can still recall, some are dead and some are living, in my life I’ve loved them all. The Beatles K. ALEXANDRA SILBER DIANE L. SOOHOO The respect of those you respect is worth more than the applause of the multitude. Arnold H. Glasow KAREN A. SMITH When life gives you lemons, make lemonade. TOBIN SOOHOO If every man would help his neighbor, no man would be without help. TIMOTHY C. SILVA LILLIAN SOOHOO Learning without thought is labor lost; thought without learning is perilous. Confucius JONATHAN L. SMOLENS Applaud friends, the comedy is over. Beethoven 61 KIRSTEN D. SOR ENSON i am not who I was, i am not who I was going to be, you changed all that C ' est la vie TODD SPENCE CLAUDIA SPERBER ANN SPLAINE The thing that costs the least and gives the most is nothing but a smile. MARK A. STANTON Of All the Things You Wear, Your Expression Is the Most Important. JANET VALERIE SHOSANA MULCA STEIN If there’s only a single beam of light, or even just a speck, there’s hope! 62 LISA M. STEVENS DEBRA GAY STOLLER Other people see things, and say why. But I dream things that never were, and I say, why not? George Bernard Shaw DEBORAH S. STONE PHILIP TANKEL My life is Surrounded with beautiful things MAUREEN SULLIVAN Look out world I’m a’ coming! Nobody but nobody is gonna bring around a cloud to rain on my parade. TIMOTHY J. SULLIVAN s m T u Th p 1 2 3 5 (p 6 1 0 11 u 13 1 4 15 lfc 13 20 l 25 zu it fx MAY DINA L. TASINI 63 FERN ANDO A. TISSNES RUTH ELLEN TETOVE If you will it, it is no dream. Theodor Herzl SHARONA WACHS And so my fantasy becomes reality and I must be what I must be and face tomorrow Paul Simon JOHN P. THOMPSON NIKOLAUS C. VON HUENE JOSEPH R. WALSH Success makes even a fool seem wise. 64 PRISCILLA WALSH Moosea Friendship is a little word, it’s people who make it big. STEVEN WAX When you wish upon a star, Dreams will take you very far. But when you wish upon a Dream Life ain’t always what it seems. Earth, Wind Fire JANET M. WARD Life is like an onion, it peels off in layers, and sometimes makes you weep. H. Di! DALE S. WEINBAUM Before every rainbow, there is always a cloud and a storm DONNA J. WARREN DANIELA WEISER-VARON Each living thing needs both: To be apart — and to be a part of all that is alive. Miriam Laserson EVELYN JOAN WARTSKI We judge ourselves of what we are capable of doing. While others judge us by what we have done. Longfellow DIANA J. WERLINSKY The great essentials of happiness are something to do, something to love, and something to hope for. Hi Wardie! 65 SHARYN J. WHITMAN AARON J. WILION Being myself includes taking risks with myself, trying new ways of “being myself,” so that I can see how it is I want to be HELEN WONG JACOB S. WOLPE ,s_ m xTu) 1 z 3 6 10 11 15 lb 1? 16 ' 23 2H 25 1 JUN1 l MARK S. WILLIAMS DAVID JOSEPH WOLFF When you’re out of Bud, tough Schlitz. JANE Y. C. WONG Life is a three ring circus, all of the ups and downs of a carousel. Blue Magic JUDY WONG Hope is the thing with feathers that perches in the soul, and sings the tune without the words, and never stops at all . . . Emily Dickinson 66 LING WONG GEORGE WORKMAN LENA WONG Never think of the future. It comes soon enough. Albert Einstein KARL L. YEE CHARLES P. YOUNG GEORGE WYNER Pi (3. 141592653589793284626433 8327980288419716939937510 . . . ) means nothing without ice cream. STEVE YAVNER Peel me a grape. Mae West 67 COPELAND H. YOUNG Cope And the time passes with the clouds And if only she were with me now PATRICIA JANE YOUNG Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true . . . ROZ YOUNG If at first you don’t succeed, Try and try again. Then give up. No use being a damn fool about it. W. C. Fields PHYLLIS YU YAM CAMERA SHY SENIORS LORNA AMESBURY ANITA A. ANDERSON ELISA ARONOFF SUNITA BABBAR WILLIAM D. BAILEY RICHARD A. BARCUS JAMES W. BARRETT BENJAMIN BELL JAMES BERKMAN DEBRA L. BERNSTEIN WILLIS BEYE STEVEN J. BLACKSTONE WILLIAM J. BROWN WILLIAM C. CAVANAUGH POLLY Y. CHIN NORA J. CHOROVER ROBERT W. CLARK SHARI A. CLARK CLAYTON J. COFFEY MICHAEL D. COHEN PASCAL P. CUSHING BARNETT DAVIS CATHERINE DEMORAND CATHERINE L. DI PONZIO JENFREY DOGAN RONALD A. EFROMSON GLENDA ELLIS ANDREW T. FAIRBANK BARBARA A. FARNSWORTH ELIZABETH FARRELL MARK H. FAY DANIEL J. FINN KENNETH S. FOX LUKE G. GARDNER SUSAN M. GEDDES CYNTHIA C. GOODWIN PETER A. GROPER JOSEPH J. HARRAN MRS. ISABEL HERZOG DALE HOLZWORTH HAROLD J. HUXTABLE WILLIAM HWEE ANITA D. KAUFMAN MICHELE C. KELLY CHUL SOO KIM RUSSELL R. KIRCHDORFER GRANDPA (crunchy Kirch) “75” Many dreams come true. And some have silver linings I live for my dreams And a pocketful of gold. Led Zepplin CLYDE A. LEE JACK W. LEE SHARON LEE JOHN LU JANICE E. MAC DONALD ROBERT C. MAHON DENNIS M. MAHONY TANYA MAMIS ANTHONY G. MANDRA SANDRA G. MARQUIS ANDREW M. MAXON susan e. McCaffrey Joseph f. McCarthy EILEEN T. McCUE LEANE McKAYLE BARRY MEDOFF LARRY N. MEISTER ALLEN R. MERRITT BRIAN R. MILBURY SELINA C. MILES JANE E. MISHO PAUL J. MOONEY MICHAEL R. MORENO MICHAEL D. MOSNER EDMUND A. NASJLETI RONALD J. NAULT ANTHONY W. NOVICKI ROSALYN S. OLICK MARYANN PERKINS PAULINE PESCE JULIE L. RABIN PETER M. REIBSTEIN BOBERT M. REZENDES LAURIE RICHMOND JERRY R. ROBERTS PHILIP J. ROBINSON DARIN S. SAMARAWEERA FRANK SCIALDONE PETER L. SEMAN DONNA SILTON MARK E. SILVERMAN AMY B. SILVERSTEIN NANCI S. STERRET FRANK J. SULLIVAN MICHAEL J. SULLIVAN JAMES THOMPSON BRADLEY N. TOFIAS JULIETTE M. TRACY FOREST M. WALLACE PETER WAN MATTHEW P. WATTS GORDON WORKMAN JOSEPH YU THEODORE Q. ZIZZA, JR. 69 Peter Groper “Are you comfortable, Homer? Well, don’t just stand there . Lois Finstein, Julie Muse (Chairman), Andy Frank SENIOR CLASS GRADUATION COMMITTEE KICK-OFF DANCE MEASURING FOR CAPS AND GOWNS 72 ACTIVITIES PROM COMMITTEE Row I: Linda Marks (Co-Chairman), Jane Murphy (Co- : Chairman), Maddy Herzog, Caroline Ross, Chris Dalev, Carrie MeGourty, Linda Rosenberg, Maureen Sullivan, Visitor, Mr. McCarthy (Faculty Advisor) Row 2: Francine I Handwerk, Tricia Young, Jeanne Barclay, Tobey I DelVecchio, Jvdie Muse, Cindy O ' Brien Missing: Debbie I Abrahams, Ivory Lyons, Debbie Stoller, Donna Jackson, I Denise Ferreira, Sonya Lodge, Sid Fine ' ' J nan C. CM - ; • SPSCTACVLAe SO ' s DAMO THIS SATOftDftV r czp sr for bobby - S3«Cr s ton u ic Prorn COOTn-wLfcCJi. , uiC-so oi sen.ncj special advance c EiCKCt-S . lues. )3 Q ujen iS O for or v_) l Ad, SENIOR STEERING COMMITTEE Row 1: Tobey DelVecchio, Karen Maginnis (Chairman), Jane iviuij ... Mr. Krapf (Faculty Advisor), Julie Muse, Sid Fine, Richard Piltch Missing: Regina Hurley, Haven Gracey 73 Everyone lores breakfast in the cafeteria . . . I could have sworn he was coming! Watch your step, honey! Something’s wrong, Bobby . . . Sssex appeal . . . You ' re not taking my picture?! What a way to spend my C-block studies! I could have sworn it was due on Friday! The printer’s touch . . . You’ve got to be kidding! Why me? Thank goodness it’s Friday! How late am I? . . . If you’ve got it, you’ve got it! . . . Give him a right! I got a lot up there! Where the heck are they?! ' 4 t Publications jJ. j oXjcP Ted Shure Susan Gold Linda Marks. Julie Davidson COPY EDITORS aney Brody (Assistant), Lois Finstein The Murivian endeavors to portray the many fac- ets and faces of Brookline High School, as they exist today, and will he remembered tomorrow. The main edition of the yearbook is published in May, arid followed by a Spring Supplement in the Laura Bernson, Merrie Kaplan SPORTS £t ITORS Betsy Libbey, Patty Karidoyanes (Assistant), Patte Laffey ine Alpers Assistant), Tobey •elVecchio, Mary Walsh (Assistant) MURIVIAN V ess K fall. feflactiof s Louise Burke, Music Editor Steve Lipsitt, Editor-in-Chief Roz Young, Managing Editor Refractions is the only creative arts magazine of Brookline High School. We publish poetry, art, prose, music, and photographs by the students. Each year, we produce a magazine, a calendar, assorted poetry readings, and the popular Everybody’s Concert. Anyone with imagination is welcome to join and help evaluate works, or to submit creations of their own. Susan Rich, Poetry Editor Marilyn Kass, Art Editor Jim Wilker, Lay-out Editor Erica Rosenberg, Assistant Prose Editor Benjamin Franklin 79 SAGAMORE The Sagamore, the Brookline High School newspaper, is published monthly. Eighty students write for the Sag, which runs 8 to 16 pages. News, feature, sports, and in-depth investigative articles, and editorials comprise the newspaper. It is supported by the School Committee, advertisements, and subscriptions. EDITORS Editors-in-Chief Eve LaPlante Andrew Dreyfus Editorial Page Editor Deena Gross News-Investigative Editor Anne Fine Feature Editor Bruce Green Editor-at-Large John Dukakis Sports Editors Marvin Shapiro Laura Katz Lay-out Editors Donna Koretsky Daniel Baldini Photography Editor David Smith Advertising Editor Chris Browne Finance Editor Bennett Goldberg Copy and Circulation Editor Nancy Goldberg Faculty Adviser S. Brandmark Fowler Eve LaPlante, Mrs. Sandra Fowler, .Andrew Dreyfus 80 • .vmv4wmu � wuiiiuiuciib, opvir sored bv the Brookline Park and Recreation Commission, also held this past weekend, the final match was a near up- set. Upon completion, Dean ' •umonis defeated Adam At- man, 6-0, 5-7, 6-4, in an ex- citing match. This is the third consecutive year Dean Maim- onis has won the tournament KN 6 e ° V v V ' ATURED IN PLAY — Two Brookline residents have be ist in Young Country , a bicentennial musical openir ct. 4 at the Charles Playhouse. John Dukakis has land« e role of Paul Revere. A senior at Brookline High Scho hn is not a newcomer to the performing arts. In 1973, 1 peared at Symphony Hall as Narrator for Britter oung Person ' s Guide to the Orchestra . As a student ( ooKline Hign, John appeared m Gilbert and Sulliv ' ’rial By Jury and as Ambrose Kember in Hell ' is luiure nueresis uie quite vuried. ioices are po ' ting a plumb rwaien uruoer, Steven sett, Bonnie Resnick. and Matt Sa ■nr. � - SN e Last Saturday at Downe: Field, Boston Tech started ofl Brookline ' s football season b y BH supplying them 20 points andJMH taking nothing in return t -M ■ ROXS. KELLEY V % 45! Amo WILLIAM SEYMOUR of the Brookline Public Schools partici- pated in a recent conference of the Mass Music Educators Assn. — v ' v , V, , 7v AA shown horo in a 1 -0 lost to South Weymouth on 0,7 28. Xv r Smhh H pho h ,!5 h001 y name is Dorothy 1 I have a problem. Photo by Karen Smith V “V “o, %S , V r V ■I . . This year’s team is a fairly young one, with only five se- niors among the top 15 run- ners. Co-captains Page and • W Chris Browne are the leaders ' of the underclassmen domi- nated squad, with no other se- niors among the tOD six run- ' o r o. O - Asocial) Linda Marks, a vender at Fenway Park, walking fi a. Hr T Cl ■ i J FJzF ■Pin How’s your love life? Once in the morning does it” “I will not leave you comfortless.” 84 Jon, you handsome devil! Put your shoes back on! Send your face to Schick, let Schick love it . . . If I’d walked, I would’ve been home by now Go for the gusto or don’t go at all! Each day has a place Of its own In the neatly ordered Box of memories. Built with care To hold remnants Of the moments past. . , . |pSg|5 : Akers 145 First Row: Laura Sacks, Lee Zuckerberg, Steven Barbour, Sean McGhee, Robin Cherry, Harry Schwartz Second Row: Nancy Wong, Gail Schultz, Marina Khazanova, Ajay Babbar, Karen Pappas Third Row: Kim White, Sheila Finkel, Beth King, Susan Noonan, Nancy Bauer, William Fitzpatrick, George Vien, William Grindle, Bruce Elias Fourth Row: Pierre Lohr, Matthew Alper, Harvey Cotton, Chris Gootkind, Peter Walsh, Tut Po Lee, Richard Conway, Ms. Planchon Akers 146 First Row: Dave Gruenbaum, Joel Beeders, Dickie Kwan, Andy Braff, Lee Marcoux, Dorothy Kickham, Lesley Davidson, Mrs. Bartiromo Second Row: Scott Horwitz, Randall Moy, Mike Fleishman, Sean Griffin, Mike Lewis, Bob Schneider, Ruth Scotch, Susan Rich, Judy Greenspan, Laurie Mann Third Row: Peter Barkin, Richard Long, Beth Weiner, Sara Fleischer, Philippe Vuille, David Farrell Fourth Row: Joel Mikvlecky, Roger Dipesa, John Noonan Absent: Stu Berg 90 Roberts 201 Steve Cullen, Bob Lipson, Jennifer Dundon, Ms. Arredondo, Karen Dana, Tony Destian, Dan Gorini, Duncan Eng, .Andrea Bell, Lena Galloway Second Row: Rosalie Broder Third Row: Margaret Bell, Sue Krasney, Frank Houlihan, Sue Baron, Amrita Daniere Fourth Row: Karen Digiovanna, Andy Gordon, Dan Tamkin, Julian Alssid, Debbie Cose Fifth Row: Stuart Abrams, Steve Ewanouski, William Taylor Roberts 206 First Row: Donald Kaplan, Gary Sahakian, Sandy Stoddard, Erica Rosenberg, Diane SooHoo, Betsy Levine, Susan Perry, Heather Webster, Sally Steverman, Ms. Amico Second Row: Michele Adams, Robin Miller, Sandy Strunk, Cathy Riley, Michele Wright Third Row: Steve Ward, Paul Monahan, Dale Weeks, Beth McDonald Fourth Row: Brian Sheehan, Arthur Stameris, Paul Ng, Steve Young, David Soboff Akers 245 First Row: Helen Wong, Catherine Yee, Ellen Lewis, Theresa Cobb, Fnng Chee Yee, Mamie Ngat Chin Second Row Jaiparkash Rathi. Scott Soroko, Jori Ceder, Henrique Nlosquera, Lai Yu Third Roiv Daniel Carroll, Karen Shiffman. Michael Clebnik, Henrietta Doetsch, Cynthia Clifford Fourth Row: Llovd Walford, Michael Freed, Julia Janes, Janet Driscoll, Ingrid Neuman Fifth Row. Leslie LeBarge, Risa Chleck, Karen Gruber Sixth Row: James Amendola, Robert Murphy, John Haggertv, Boris Evelson Seventh Row: Mrs. Alonso, Kevin Thiffault Absent: Liz Baltimore, Claire Hartnett Akers 266 First Row: Sharon Davidson, Marie McM ahon, Maureen Thornton, Debbie Klingsberg, Jami Slabine, Ellen Close, Julie McCue, Talya Nevo-Hacohen, Joseph Nguyen, Sonya Palmer Second Row: Esteban Venegas, Judy Connor, Julio Natarano, Lorenzo Benet, Sean Cole, Peter Moy, Clara Huyghue, Wayne Chin, Ricky Locke, Patte Laffey, Donna Yee, Mr. Cradle Third Row Josko Silobreic, Stanford Booth, Robert Cooper, Ben Hood, Dana Bassiacos, Jeff Reichenthal, John Haskins, A. J Lee, Cheryl Vanloozenoord, Eugenia Uritsky, Joy Lillian Roberts 300 First Row: Susan Rudman, Mary O ' Neil, Jeannie Trahon, Nancy MacNeil, Mary Walsh, Theresa Shea, Lori Schaffer, Jeanne McBrine, Margaret Donahue, Miss Petranic Second Row: Sophia Sioras, Wendy Wilson, Elizabeth Donahue, Andrew Partan, Celia Moses Third Row: Jonathan Schwartz, Ronald Majors, Joseph Steinhauser, Glen Schaffer, Daniel Wyner, Robert Sullivan, Steven Wong Absent: Joanne Oxner, Edward Hanley, Debra Shectel Roberts 308 First Row: Isabelle Ryan, Louisa Koch, Bennett Goldberg, Kenneth Goldstein, Alan Band, Arlene Ng, Adele Lepore, Marcelita Benton, Lisa MacGillivary Second Row: Peter Lew, Joseph Pati, Jay Lowenstein, Diana Gauger, Phyllis Bell, Sophia Green, Jane Leong Third Row: Kenneth Hunt, Joseph Blau, Philippe Frangules, John Ottinger, Michael Spillane, Dave Golden, Kevin Sherry, Ann Kitzis, Pamela Garrity 93 Lincoln 323 First Row: Liz VonHuene, Marcy Hillson, Margo Rachlin, Joel NlacKerron , Janet Stotskv, Carol Naggar, Anne Doherty Second Row: Judv Nixon, Nancy Kohn, Sheila Harrington. Peter Greenberg, Suzanne Peters, Mark Helnian, Ms. Wexler Third Rote Victor Romanul, Robert Miles, Richard Milburv, Danny Lee, Faye Winston, Eric Gilfix, Stuart Rose Fourth Rote: Sarkis Keuleyan, Robert Whitcher Lincoln 324 First Row: Elizabeth Carmona, Cheryl Tanck, Donna Sullivan, Lisa Scorziello, Donna May, Betsy Tobin, Joseph Canney Second Row: Arthur Mallock, Max Garfunkel, Lawrence Page, William Simmons, John Kibrick, Brian Fox, David Gordon Third Row: Mr. Tipton, James Wilker Lincoln 325 Lincoln 326 First Row: Sandra Burke, Karen Creedon, Martha Matson, Terrence Tehrahian, Loma Chin, Faye Kogos, Janet Nowosielski Second Row: Barbara Gordon, Richard Langdon, Edward MacDermid, Teri Dugan, Roger Lipson, Alesia Bourloukas, Leslie White Third Row: John Hunt, Caesar Belbel, John Siegal, John O’Brian, Frank Brothers, Mark Cohen Fourth Row: Mr. Don Kaplan Absent Alan Kaplan, Tim Lim First Row: Manuela Gani, Jane Mezoff, Patricia Lee, Martha Haveles, Lisa Figueira, Laura Frank, Patricia Gani Second Row: Susan MacDougall, Maura Vaughn, Lois Brody, Kevin McKeown, Donald Sheldon, Linda Lovering Third Row: Jack Friedman, Gary Epstein, Stuart Piltch, Joshua Boyce, Tyrone Carpenter, Mrs. Hammond, Frank Gallagher, Joseph Loffredo Lincoln 327 First Row: Linda Sher, Ellen Yavner, Betsy Libbey, Robin Feldman, Martha Donlavey, Roberta Feinberg, Tippy McNally Second Rotv: Elizabeth Lee, Kenneth Drooker, Claire Carson, Bradley Freeman, Gary Sheehan, Ling Wong, Lynne Farnsworth Third Row: Mrs. Roemer, David Zack, Stephen Burke, Leonard McCarthy, William Miller, Paul Greenberg Packard 352 First Row. Carol Weigand, James Goldstein, Stuart Blackman, Kathy Bing-You, Susan Hammond, Susan Kessel Second Row: Adam Weiner, Sally Rege, Carl Schwaber, Marilyn Leung, Barry Entner, Sharon Siegel Third Row: Henry Baybutt, Paula Simard, Howie Yee, David Zieff, Gail Caulfield Fourth Row: Charles Wolff, Michael Lee, Edward Shashoua, Genya Bernstein, Jane Alpers Fifth Row: Mr. Forsythe, Matt Sperber, Pat Laughrey Packard 353 First Row: Bruce Berman, Jordana Friedman, Susan Gailand, Terri Semper, Claudine Zenner Second Row: Julie Cahn, Laura Stokes, Anne Murphy, Michael Patt, Adele Huebel Third Row: Carol Laham, Agnes Taylor, Hope Wilkinson, Frank McGourty, Susan Bradley, Marilyn Sohn Fourth Row: Robert Ward, Marshall Findley, Joseph Ziskend, Brenda Jefferson, Jonnie Rouson, Mrs. Howard Fifth Row: Sin C. Wong, John Terres, Stephen Storms, Stuart Sterling, Charles Ferro, Colin O’Connell Packard 354 First Row: Mrs. Wiggin, Charlene Berman, Adeline Ransom, Gayle Archer, Susan Geronimus, Deirdre O’Regan Second Row: Robert Perez, Mary Page, Liz Merriam, Lisa Ratner, Patti Sacknoff Third Row: Donna Trahan, Cindy Kaplan, Unhee Kim, Dannie Hansma, Pam Burnley Fourth Row : Tom Connors, Robert Saltalamachia, Malcolm Beasley, David Lynton, John Sullivan Fifth Row: Neala MacPherson, Mitch Parker, Bill Ceria, Johnny Taylor, Scott Mesa, Joe Kelly I 97 Packard 357 First Row: Sandy Newman, Sandy Smullen. Barbara Schnee, Jennifer Nason, Julia Cohen Second Row: Kerry Rising, Susan Hamilton. Linda Leary, Jana Handwerk. Andrew Shuman Third Row: Phil Peters. Ernie Stevens, Nancy Marcus, Laura Larsen, .Andrea Jartman Fourth Rou : Eric Boyer, Lisa Bannasch, John Evangelakos, Greg Leeming, Mrs. Rosser Fifth Row: Michael Bisschop, William Silva, Brian Lynn, Scott Ratner, Paul Carey Roberts 388 First Row: Jennifer Jones, Regina Christler, Wendy Henry, Sarah Dana, Joanne Faber, Cheryl Fay, Nancy Hyde, Cheryl Burke. Ed Berkman, Mary-Beth Cannev, Maureen Curran, Mr. Stemdale Second Row: Patty Karidoyanes, Susan Gosdanian, Kim Harris, Anne Fairbank, Cathy Doyle, Paul Fahertv, Jack Coffey, Joe Fremont-Smith Third Rote: Darrell Cole, Jim Hobbs, Peggy Cameron, Jackie Corcoran, Steve Faber, Jon Gamer, Mark Finstein, John Eustis, Fred Daub, Liz Eskin, Joe Lawlor Akers 148 Frist Row: Chai Ying, Carole Ann Evans, Claudia Geschwind, Jennifer Goldberg, Jackie Goor, Laura Epstein, Elizabeth Freed Second Row: Helen Norman, Wendy Fleischman, David Greenberg, Katy Griffin, Alvin Grusby, Ronny Gillis, Matthew Connorton, Terry Lee, Kosta Exarhoulakos Third Row: Ned Gadsby, Sheila Driscoll, Dr. Fernandez, Susan Griffin, Gordan Evans, Stephen Ford, James McCarthy, Robert Gamble First Row: Arthur Klein, Bradford Lamprey, Felicia Huggins, Lisa Grande, Karen Johnson, Laura Gamer, Shaun Fay, Theresa Cose, Dixie Fremont-Smith, Mrs. Daly Second Row: Howard Henrv, Ofer Gemer, Becky Henry, Darlene Holzworth. Debbie Harrington, Evelyn Kaufman Third Row: Robert Green, Thierrv Cushing, Jay Harris, Pauletta Fagan, Mary Donovan, Donna Hunt Roberts 208 1(X) Roberts 213 First Rotv: Mr. Goldman, Betsy Wise, Emily Mar, Cathy McKinnon, Annette Burlin, Marcie Azoff, Sharon Buckley, Connie Differ, Brett Hetnick, Beatrice Ryan Second Row: Jeanne Yee, Debbie Heffernan, Pam Brown, Mark Colbert, Barry Mark, Dick Wilgoren Third Row: Brian Foley, Tom Egan, Denise Chmielinski, Sue Fertig, Larry Crapo, David Brown, Marstan Parker, Neal Doherty First Row: Mr. Rothstein, Margie Adelman, Louie Seialdone, Wendv Bern, Dorothy Corbett, Tasha Berry, Vlelonie McGinty, Bobby Bovd, Don Feldman Second Row: Eric Anderson, Mike Bresinski, Paul Blain, Carlos Cano, Heidi Abber, Carol Bailey, Beth Aaron, Michelle Costello, Elizabeth Karlstrom Third Row : Paul Harris, Richard Moscaritalo, Jin Seong Kim, Denice Boland, Debbie Pattipaw, Julie Breslof, Eileen Bullard, Nancy Coleman Akers 258 First Row: Narine Tashjian, Nora Lehman, Denise Jackman, Amy Lefkowith, Joan King Lee, Carol Kennedy, Ruth Holbrook, Charles Williams Second Row: Paul Lyons, Elaine Klingsberg, Florence Lowe, Karen Jaffe, Diane Laffey, Sharon McKinnon, Eddie Jacobs, Dr. Berko Third Row: Debbie Massirman, Sabine Philippot, Audrey May, Valerie King, Tomasa Uzuriaga, David Cline, Jack Kennedy, Chris Jumes Akers 260 First Row: Oliver Blot, Sally Fredkin, Nina Meister, Maureen Nissenbaum, Marcia Rosen, Susan Rosen, Catherine Morrin Second Row: Pascal Philippot, Maria Davila, Cheryl Moy, Andrea Rosenbaum, Christine Redler, Diane Roche, Susan Penwarden Third Row: Bruce Sweet, Darrell Mook, Charles McGrath, Mark Noonan, Paul Riley, Paul Morris Fourth Row: John Burger, Berty Ka tz, Michael McCarthy, Kevin McBride Fifth Rote: Cliff Holbrook, David Rosenberg, Mr. Dudley, James Milton Akers 267 First Row: David Willis, Steve Wyzanski, Laura Tofias, Bella Wong, Susan Segelman, Helen Leung Second Row: Edward Sharib, Mike Sapers, Ellen Sherman, Michelle Williams, Joann Thornton, Louise Short, Karen Kwan, Leah Weinstein, Wendy Silverstein Third Row: Mike Westfall, Jeff Schwartz, Mike Brackett, James Mullen, Jay Devaney, Kerry Shapiro, Perry Wong, Yi Gwan Yee Absent: John Rothwell, Betsy Rubinstein, Sharon Springel Roberts 301 First Row: Susan O’Neal, Kathy Fisher, Ronald Berney, Ziv Haskel Second Row: Dana Huebler, Marty Wilkes, Marisa Ladoulis, Terry Nelson, Heidi Nepris, John SooHoo, Sharon Kampler, Mrs. Schnipper Third Row: Richard Sullivan, Rita Keane, Lisa Strempek, Terry SooHoo, Matt Partan, Eric Spunt, Jim Strunk, Sanford Wong Fourth Row: Caroline Swartz, Miller Tobin, Harry Zuker, Raul Melendez, Mark McDonald, Jeff Wright Roberts 303 First Row: Mrs. Lane, Thomas NlcLoughlin, Martha Rosen, Kathleen Colanton, Darien Small, Jeffrey Wilber, John Lamphier, John Marsh, Melanie Wolf, Kevin McWeeney Second Row: Cydney Stull, Grace Mitchell, Daniel Taylor, John McQuaid, Adam Rees Third Row: Steven Berardi, Melissa Walter, Pamela Urbas Fourth Row: Ronald Berry, Ken Vaid, William Pearson Lincoln 334 First Rotv: Brian Obershaw, Alan Meister, Paula Demopoulas, Jacqueline Clark, Sarah Smith, Patricia Murphy, Naomi Notman Second Row: Paula Kaplan, Joan Roberts, Susan Larkin, Leslie Nechin, Bonnie Demling, Constance Merrill, Debi Sachs Third Row: Gregory Sneddon, Graham Peaslee, James Lockwood, Eric Sneed, Mark Epstein, Irving Crichlow, Vincent DeLoach Fourth Row: Mr. Frantz, Martin Dopazo Absent: Karl Brown Lincoln 335 First Rotv: JoAnne McCue, Holly Beye, Joan Craffey, Laura Kantor, Debra Mellett, Sarah Burke, Dorothy Gould Second Row: Suzette Gibbs, Nancy Misho, David Chalpin, Elizabeth Fine, Druann McGhee, Toni Williams Third Row: John DiPonzio, Joe McCaffrey, Michael Gold, Mark Friedman, Gordon Chin, Eric Drooker, Kenneth Greene Fourth Row: Mr. Robinson, Oliver Lewis, Stephen Burke Linclon 336 First Row: Gail Mason, Sheila Costello, Leslie Endlar, Debra Yee, Mary Reardon, Barri-Sue Black, Lizette Gecel Second Row: Rachel Fein, Kimberly Frank, William Abrams, Paul MacLeod, Gary Larson, Philip Harrington, Ellena Friedman, Third Row: Ms. Pessolano, Jonathan Miller, Stuart Simmons, Bruce Levy, Thomas Roddy, Gerald Sullivan Lincoln .340 First Rent: Rebecca Tillinghast, Cheryl Raps, Martha Silber. Debra Harris, Renee Bacquelad, Monique Adams, Charlotte Markol Second Rmv: Anne Carter, Sing Kai Lee, Bruce Zohn, John Lam, Richard Papert, Charles Ritter, Mitchell Ginsburg Third Row: William Nickel. Mark Schnider, Mr. Murphy, Eric Bloom, Steve Rosenthal, Christopher Dean, Mark Markell Lincoln 341 First Row: Kim Ross, Mary Beth Seibel, Toni Langerman, Beverly Flaxington, Beatrice Herrero, Stephanie Sklar Second Rote: Amy Goldman, Robert Balkin, Jim Gavin, John Hay, Steve Marks, Paul Mullaney, Robin Murphy Third Row: Mr. Slaven, Leroy Smith, Rory Lettvin, Bob Gustin, Eugene Doherty, Chris Scott Packard 351 First Row: Carol Pfeiffer, Debbie Wolk, Sarah Walzer, Nina Corbett, Kim Battle, Collette Wong Second Row: Ina Ratner, Katie Rothstein, Sara Schley, Cheryl O’Malley, Joanne Shaughnessy, Albert Schinazi Third Row: Linda Spitzer, Betty Martinez, Bernice Wong, Eve Sadowsky, Brian O’Connell, Cos Nicastro Fourth Row: Mr. Howard, Mary Derney, Andy Shapiro, Ken Segal, David Siegal, Gregg Roos Packard 359 First Roiv: Roxanne Camann, Mary Kay Corvo, Mindy Dickstein, Pam Curtin Second Row: Alisa Castain, Kevin Morgan, Lenny Currie, Ben Brody, Linda Clukey Third Row: Paul Christie, Ken Abrahams, Bruce Taymor, Jonathan Baker, Barry Joyce Fourth Row: Mr. Smith, David Bloom, Lenny DelVecchio, Kenny Churchill, Aaron Burnett Fifth Row: Denis Coleman, Robert Hutchins, Debbie Clark, Jo- Louise Allen Absent: Princess Johnson, Irwin Schwartz, Ken Meadors 107 Packard 361 First Row: Andy Holtz, Edve Goldstein, Tom Flannery, Micheal Gotkin, Christine Johnson Second Row: Michele Glazer, Joyce Clark, Rebecca Friedmann, Darlene Farrell, Nora Grey, Olga Herrero Third Row: John Walker, Robert Bing- You, Teddy Flessas, George Gallop, Greg Fox Fourth Row: Bruce Hanford, Norm Fine, Michael Fallon. John Hinkel Fifth Row: Jason Eisaek, Jon Gutoff, William Hirschowitz, Mr. Cunningham Packard 363 First Row Tania Delgado, Debra Ranch, David Lepore. Clayton Lee, Charles Hughes, Scott Mac Farlane Second Row: Richard Mac Pherson, Wendy Hofer, Theresa Nleville. Julie Katz Third Row: Michael McCormack, Mark Piatelli, Keith McGrath, Kai Yui Lee, Cindy Hvvee Fourth Row: Robert Lee, Peter Malonv, Herbert Lee, Richard Zetliv, Thomas Mac Lean Fifth Rote. Brian Horblit, Michael Kinbv, Evelyn Hougham, Miss Nardone Packard 377 First Row: Roi Evron, Sharon Ocho, Andy Toto, Margaret Yee, Rita Lopez Second Rotv: Darren Wagner, Richard Diamond, John Teahan, Anthony Rao, Richard Perez, Andrew Stein Third Row: Lise Yskarnp, Eric Alch, Mark Trachtenberg, Axel Sigmar, David Smith, Ronald Sohn Fourth Row: Mrs. Howell, Irene Shurdut Roberts 385 First Row: Ms. Werner, John Riley, Paul Sherman, Mike Hunter, Janet Papo, Lynne Colson, Sharon Stahl, Veda Robinson, John Cormick, Craig Medoff Second Row: Denise Stameris, Kathy Mahon, Barbara Houlihan, Martha Steverman, Cathy Picardo, Ann Robinson Third Row: Judy Wolf, Fran Dimento, John Dundon, Barry Stanton, Debbie Riley, Bill Shea, John Killgallon, Teddy Davis, John Risse, Bob Sahakian, Eric Sorenson Roberts 120 First Row: Giela Gray, Paula Finstein, David Eckley, Christina Fairbank Second Row: Katherine Bowditch, Laura Gainer, Maeve Cullinane, Matthew Doyle, Dana Brown, Melanie Brown, Mary Conroy Third Row: Eileen Watkins, Howard Field, Caryn Canney, Mark Belinsky, Greg Fox Fourth Row: Philip Akins, Brian Cameron, Yves Cazeau, Elliot Finn Absent: Gregory Bigger, John Bradley, .Anne Wilkoskv First Row: Joan Gulley, David Magson, Larry Ramin, Tina Chapman, Rachelle Barshak, Brian Crapo, Joaquin Benton, Jeff Shaffer, John Leone, Maxwell Jones Second Row: Steven Gauger, Candvce Chandler, Helen Cormier, Kim Heffeman, Susan Costello, Tony Drevfus, Bryan Fisher, Richard Leong Third Row: Garry Crowley, Ginna Gracey, Karen Steinhauser, Sandy Differ, Mary Constantine, Linda Gauger, Mr. Leverich Akers 261 First Row: Sara Holmes, Galya Cittens, Judith Gallimore, Clare Fox, Laurie Avery, Heidi Goldberg, Linda Feinerman Second Row: Francis Casey, Jon Chorover, Kyung Kim, Gordon Bennett, David Friedman Third Row: Edmund Boles, Reginald Amory, Thomas Dayan, Matthew Davis Akers 262 First Row: Karen Griffin, Dorothy Carroll, Carol Donnelly, Linda Chin, Karen Boyd, Diane Davidson, Karen Gibbs, Laura Garcia, Douglas Chung, Kathleen Hartnett Second Row: Terri Akashian, Amy Fitzpatrick, Joyce Roland, Brenda Hoffman, May Chin, Philip Fong, Mike Costello, Ben Chan, Suzanne Gruber, Edwin Benet, Angela Gadsby Third Row: Paul Peyev, Steve Gootkind, Tom Bickerstaff, Dan Gordon, John Peyev, Jonathan Close, David Battle, Keith Holbrook, Sue DiPesa, Mrs. Quitt Akers 263 First Row: Gilbert Katz, Marsha Segelman, Yu Fungyee, Mark Wyzanski, Fred Huyghue, Richard Nelson, Robert Thiffault, David Mann, Robert Yee Second Row: David Lee, Lynn Sweet, Kim Richards, Nancy Randolph, Camille Norton, Ellen Davidson, Joe White, Richard Murphy, Orin Tasini Third Row: Susan Wu, Roger Thompson, Dean Maimonis, Gary McCue, Larry May, Matthew Westfall, Charles VonLichtenberg. .Akers 265 First Row Claire Markell, Susie Lorenzo, Keith Kelly, Daniel Haskins, Michael Haggerty, David Krakow Second Row: Ms. A. Costopoulos, Kenneth Goodwin, Amy Handley, Carla Koritz, Sherrie Higgins, Belinda Lane, Laura Kelly Third Row: Victor Lew, James Hickey, Joshua Cray, David Margolis, Harvey Mamon, James Akrivlellis, David Hussey. 1 14 Akers 268 First Row: Tim Kickham, Lewis Schneider, Shelly Mintz, Jody Schulins, Cheryl Ross, Marylee Bradley, Carolyn Scalise Second Row: John Welsh, Robert Blair, Fan Choi, Kam Lok, Cathy Miller, Brigit Flannagan Third Row: Daryl Smith, Tom Warel, Alexandra Meyers, Joan Smith, Katy Tager, Ted Nesson, Bruce Miller, Leon Trefler, Fourth Row: Mr. Ladenberg. Packard 275 First Row: David Bossman, Jeff Bloomfield, Judy Backman, Ken Chin, Steve Burnley Second Row: Karen Bagley, Rachael Wiener, Inga Grinberg, Margaret Kramer, Safra Catz Third Row: Linda Arsenault, Cheryl Vandam, Jane Sadowsky, Chris Cotton Fourth Row: Mark Bigelow. Paul Brown, David Chin, Dana Pybum. Roberts 309 First Row: Mr. Jean, James Lau, Kathy Hennessey, Yvonne Readdy, Mark Wilbur, Alan Fried, Gigi Marsh, David Halpem, Howard Katz Second Row: Robin Levine, Roy Passer, Helen Giannopoulou, Levana Kodsi, Jeff Powell, Jed Klein Third Row: Joslin Dobritte, Matthew Sacks, Billy Gropman, Ronnie Glucksman, Leonard Gorham, Joel Kadis, Dean Galatis. Absent: Donna Wolf, Butch Taylor. Roberts 314 First Row: Mr. Erelli, Gregory Risse, Lani Smith, Roseanne Pender, Amy Nason, Marc Berenson, David Moroney, Tim Mam is, Janice Pineo Second Row: Deborah Dana, Nancy Pastan, Mark Levine, Mark Picardo, Alex Movahed Third Row: Vanessa Alssid, Paul Nolan, Kathy Medeiros, Steve Miller Fourth Row: Lisa May, Jyoti Daniere, Ronald Mitchell, Deborah DiGiovanna, Robert Ewanowski. Packard .345 First Row: Shara Friedberg, Laurie Gordon, Vicki French, Jeff Schwaber, David Glickman, Second Row: Randall Wells, Scott Dulman, Peter Curtin, Johnathan Epstein, Richard Foster Third Row: Janice Fairhurst, Scott Feldman, Kim Greene, Jim Farrell, Mrs. Schiff, Fourth Row: Eric Geller, Alex Gagliardi, Constantine Evangelakos. Packard 364 First Row: Alanna Hein, Harvey Kasner, Lauri Halperin, Susan Fleishman, Abbey Sapers, Karen Holtz Second Row: Susan Hennessey, Amy Hugh, Brian Johnson, Steve Lacock, Karen Kwee, Joshua Kaplan, Third Roto: Celeste Lockhart, Jacqueline Kirby, Shirley Hoffman, Lynn Leonardo, Paul Harran, Wayne Lebeaux Fourth Row: Eileen Hughes, Tozia Hinkel, Carolyn Kirby, Paul Hunt, Mark McKinz, Mr. Cohen. 119 iVtPasm ■ @1 ! jid rW i - Packard 370 First Row: Lisa Perry, Tirzah Nardone, David Connors, Eric Preman, Joseph O’Connor, David Mahony Second Row: Lisa Newman, Bob Madden, Phylip Morrison, Roger Miller, James Mattimoe, Adam Mendelson Third Row: Amy Nicastro, Elissa Baker, Leslie McLaughlin, Jeremy Rabinotz, Rick) ' Onorato, Adam Hurwich Fourth Row: Perrine Robinson, Mary Jean Conners, Kevin Malinn, Doug Miller, David Clark, Clay Larson Fifth Row: Kathy Riley, David Brower, Darryl Nobles, Mr, Fox Absent: Martha Macara Packard 383 First Row: Lorin Sandler, John Findley, Suzanne Zifrony, Carol Schlosberg, Laurie Stem, Robert Zuckemick Second Row: Jerry Mayer, James Kaplan, David Schnee, Marlene Montague, Terri Zeichick Third Row: Sherri Zeichick, Iris Sonnenschein, Ellen Simes, Eileen Sherman, Barbara Joyce, Mark Stems Fourth Row: James Weinberg, Jon Yorks, Ms. Flaherty, Laurence Sperber, Stacy Shechter 120 Roberts 393 First Row: Amy Wolf, Michelle Poche, Flori Santosuosso, Paul Spinney, Peter Seigel, Majorie Sterett, Alisa Finkel Second Row: Kevin O’Leary, Simon Long, Frank Schneider, Bonnie Resnick, Richard Wong, Harry Stanger, Lillian Scheffler, John Levin, Nancy Young, Bea O’Malley, Miss P. Cahill Third Row: Karen Sullivan, Maura Sheehan, John Weinstein, Andrew Ting, Eugene Yuen, Cathy Shelburne, Alexander Smith, Amy Rosen, F. Blair Thurman Lincoln 406 First Row: Cheryl Dugan, Debby Piltch, Jane Tobin, Faith Dores, Faith Pechenick, Viven Moy, Bonnie Gee, Beverly Jung Second Row: Linda Ritter, Marie O’Brian, Jonathan Niles, Ron Boyd, Marty Shelton, Sarah Carter, Terry Broch Third Row: Bill Wright, Ricardo Torres, Mark Wong, Andrew Adler, Greg Scorziello, Alberto Carmona, Jim Novakoff Fourth Row: Paul Smolens, Jim Bovd, Bill Smith, Steve Sazman, Wayne Wong, Ms. Kijewski Lg d •s£ r„-£. • IWM ||p. p| i vr - - Lincoln 407 First Row: Gile Beye, Laura McCaffrey, Randi Drooker, Tony Coonce, Martha Lebow, Deana Herzog, Tikvah Fuhro Second Row: Carolvn Peck, Abbie Davidson, Jessica Eantor, Darrvl Norris , Deborah Gavian, Lisa Himmelfarb, Michelle Cores Third Row: John Workman, David Rosenbaum, Luke O Brien, David Clifford, Frank Curran, Ed Chu. Michael Chu Fourth Row: Ms. Davis. Michael Noah, Dan Tarlow Lincoln 408 First Row: Helen Whitcher, Jane MacKerron, Myra Poyerman, Lvnn Kerstein. Sara Duhl, Lisa Creedon, Shirley Jung Second Row: Danielle White, Susan Underwood, Mauricio Orubio, John Nixon, Julian Epstein, Dara Goldman, Susan Gordon Third Row: Andrew Lally, Alexander Romanul, Steven Stotskv. Barry Gilfix, Richard Langenthal, Raul Silva, Dean Herrero Fourth Row: Ms. Manter, Richard Krouson, Mitchell Rose, Dean Bourloukas Lincoln 409 First Row: Joshua Duhl, Chris Mullaney, Morris Naggar, Robert Schwartz, Eleanor Hanley, Deborah Ellis, Young-Mi Bae, Yasuyo Iguchi, Debbie Webb Second Row: Ellen Lettvin, Leslie Scherer, Leah Hanson, Cheryl Litton, Cheryl Lefman, Ricky Deloney, Sherman Fong, Daniel Kass, Kevin Rees Third Row: James Keohane, Elizabeth Milbury, Rachel Marquis, Kenneth Cunningham, Ms. Splendore Lincoln 410 First Row: Mary Edgerton, Andrea Hall, Sandra Shankle, Betsy Miller, M ai Yee, Meri Ann Feldman, Karen Murphy Second Row: Diane Kemsley, Lesha McPherson, Natasha Williams, Oneil McDonna, Jeff Sweeney, Jill Shine, Susan Arnold Third Row: Philip Chin, George Dunne, Frank Swartz, Brian Steinbrecher, Andrew Monson, Eric Burke, Steve Goldman Fourth Rote: Ms. Bailey, George Carson, John McCrae Row 1 — Ted Shure, Maida Edmond, Wanda McKoy, Camille Di Ponzio, Lorraine Hobbs, Bruce Doherty, Andrew Maxon Row 2 — Stefanie Wavne. Yaneer Bar- Yam, Anne Messitt, Pam Bennett, David Moore, Jane Misho Row 3 — Jessica Moore, Gordon Workman, Eric Menvuk, Lisa Berman, Marilyn Kass, Christine Chan, Eric Lynton, Alice Connorton, Barbara Cauper, Howie Lurie Row 4 — Lieba Husock. Andrew Randolph, Kasia Clark, Ann DeStefano, Barbara Shaughnessv, Leslie Nlagson, Aaron Ohavon, Adriana Wechsler, Ericka Verba. Gwen Van Loozenoord Row 5 — Suzanne Blalock, Beth N1 oss, Sarah Gavian, Tanva Maimis, .Anyes Sonnenfeld, Doug Jacobs, Erica Salzman, Jordan Finegold Row 6 — Lisa Goodwin, Irene Cooper, Dawn Warriner, Sydney Boucher, Sarah Weinstein, Diane Rvan, Mark Pierce, Debbie Grippo, .Arden Donovan, Debbie Camarolli Row ' 7 — John Rosenberg, Cathy Rizika, Juliette Tracy, Aaron Gruenberg, Pauline Goodman, Cindy Goodwin, Meredith Paige, Susana Fried, Ned Miller, Willis Beye Row 8 — Jeffrey Stein, Rvah Parker, Amy Schultz, Robin Preman, Jessica Shubow, Holly Goodwin Row ' 9 — Philip Kushi, Ramani Kadirgamar, Tammy Selig, Heidi Folsom, ?, Sidney Cooke, Oralia Merler 124 I Mrs. Fowler Mrs. Hammond M iss Bailev Ms. Erdmann Mrs. Gray Mr Belliveau Mrs. Gallagher Mrs. Case Mrs. Davis ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Dr. Thomas, Chairman Mr. Viglirolo, Chairman Mr. Pave Miss Pessolano Mr. Ritchie Mr. Robinson Mrs. Roemer Mrs. Sadowskv Mr. Slaven ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Ms. Splendore Mrs. Lane Mr. Leverich Miss Petranic DEPARTMENT Mr. Jean Mr. Reynolds Mrs. Sehnipper Mrs. Springer MATH Mr. Flint Mr. Sterndale Mrs. Young Mrs. Goldberg, Secretary Mrs Axelrad Mr. Barrasso Mr. Warren Miss Werner Mr. Borg Mrs. Seltzer Mr. Wall Mrs. Xypteras Mrs. Spadazzi, Nursery Mrs. SutHn, Nursery Mrs. Beaumont, Secretary FOREIGN LANGUAGE Mrs. Alonso Mrs. Burger Ms. Landry Mrs. Plan chon Miss Polga Mr. Roselli 130 FOREIGN LANGUAGE Miss Shopshire Mr. Ulich MUSIC Dr. VVu Miss Thiffault, Secretary Mr. Seymour, Director Mr. Hanson Mr. Kelley Mr. Madden PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Eddy, Director Miss Collin Mr. Conroy Mr. Schluntz, Athletic Director Dr. Hoffman — Head Teacher Mr. Parfitt — Director SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mrs. Cohen Mr. Gleekman Mr. Cunningham Mr. Howard Miss Driscoll Mrs. Howard Mrs. Howell Mrs. Rosser Mr Chellquist Mr. Forsvthe tSMkM Miss Nardone Mr. Fox Mr. Cohen Mrs. Manhard INDIVIDUALIZED STUDIES Mrs. Firestone METCO COORDINATOR Mrs. Underwood sws SOCIAL STUDIES Miss Costopoulas Miss Grey Mr. Petrulavage Mr. Cradle Mr. Kaplan Mrs. Quitt Mr. Wright, Chairman Mr. Ladenburg Mrs. Smith UNIFIED ARTS Nlr. Lane Mr. Doherty Mr. Johanson Mr Meehan Mr. Tupa Mr. Riley Miss Capuano, Secretary SPECIAL EDUCATION Miss Geohegan Mr. Sutton Mr. Lis 134 GUIDANCE Mrs. Dowd A1TT7 ' RC Ms .Glide AJ rjllJ Mr. Rvan Ms. Grace, Guidance Chairman PACKARD T) T) T i T ' y rp pi Mrs. Anderson JaWJDI 1 1 1 J Mr Howard Dr. Sutfin SOCIAL WORKERS Mr. Ansty . Mrs. Cellura Mr. Gopen SECRETARIES Miss Flynn Mrs. Tanner Mrs. Conroy Mrs. Sadowsky. Assistant to the Headmaster Miss Niland — Registrar Mrs. Kerr LEARNING LIBRARY STAFF MAIN OFFICE Mrs. Davis Mrs. Donovan Mrs. Connor Miss O’Learv, Secretary to the Headmaster Mrs. Killefer — Chairman Mrs. Brush Mrs. Greenspan Mrs. Barboza — A-V Miss Hennessey — Secretary Mrs. Williams — A-V TUTORIAL Mrs. Rogovin — Coordinator 136 DATA PROCESSING Mr. Brown Mrs. Connor Miss Harris VOCATIONAL EDUCATION Mr. Bauer CAFETERIA Mrs. Sennott — Director Mrs. Broder CLINIC Miss Schomer Dr. Rudisch Mrs. Grove — Secretary M iss Maloney 137 When you come to operate your motor vehicle Everyone should read Dante! Weebles wobble, but they don’t fall down ! Brookline Varsity Football Suburban League Co-champions )KLI irs? Rou Scott Horwitz, Joe Fremont-Srnith, Mike Spillane, Paul Monahan, Rob Ward, Barry Stanton, Brian Sheehan, Joe Cannev, Rick Long Second Rou F,d Aifer, Fred Greene, Peter Taxidis, Bill Ceria, Paul Piatelli — Co-Captain, Joe Galasti — Co-Captain, Bob Mahon — Co-Captain, Paul Kelleher Harold Huxtable. Mark Norris, George Vien, Jav Sweeney Third Rou Bob Pugatch, Mr. Pellegrini, Ling Wong, Bill Bailev, Tom O Leary, Bob C lark. Paul Kirbv, Jake Wolpe, Steve Greene, Frank Nelson, Paul Corcoran, Joe Walsh, Mr. Fleming, Mr. Devio, Mr. Schluntz Fourth Rou Bill Simmons. Bill Fitzpatrick. Roger DiPesa, Philippe Frangules, John Noonan, Joe Steinhauser, Matt Sperber, Steve Ewanouski. Steve Burke 141 142 A Closer Look At The Newton Game 143 J.V. FOOTBALL First Ron: Mark Noonan, William Hirschowitz, Keith McGrath, Jack Teehan, Paul Mullaney, Paul Riley, Richard Perez Second Row: Rich Patenaude — Coach, Jeff Wright, Pete Maloney, Jason Isaacs, Richard Zetlin, Len DelVecchio, Mr. Divencenzo — Coach FRESHMAN FOOTBALL First Row Joel Kadis, David Halpem, David Workman, Josh Kaplan, Larry Sperber, Rob MacNeil, Tim Kickham, Mark Belinsky Second Row: Mark Picaldo, Kevin Malinn, Bill Ward, Alex Movaheed, Roger Thompson, Kevin Lally, Maxwell Jones, Co-Captain, Darrell Smith, David Moroney, Gary Crowley, Mike Chu Third Row: Mr. Sterndale — Coach, Brian Cameron, Ricky Onarato, Steve Miller, Paul Peyev, Richard Taylor, John Close, John Peyev, Tom Bickerstaffe, Jim Keohane, Mr. Waldstein — Coach Fourth Row: Tom Ward, John McRae, Paul Nolan, Costa Evangelakos, Bob Ewanouski, Co-Captain, Steve Gootkind, David Clark, Jed Cline, Kevin O Leary RALLY 145 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS First Rou Tobey DelVecchio — Captain Second Rou Tricia Young, Judy Connor, Francine Handwerk, Jeanne Barclay, Suzy Lepler, Karen Pappas Third Row: Cheryl Fay, Cindy Kaplan, Jane Alpers, Mary Walsh, Debbie Harris WE DID IT! BROOKLINE NEWTON 148 149 NNN BAND, MAJORETTES AND FLAGS 150 First Row: Jennifer Goldberg, Amy Fitzpatrick, Sandy Differ, Karen Griffin, Paula Finstein Second Row: Denise Ferreira, Kathy Hennessey, Sheila Costello, Michelle Walsh, Beth MacDonald, Linda Lovering — Captain, Darlene Farrell, Rita Cane, Angela Gadsby, Aileen Bullard, Terri Nelson Absent: Dorothy Gould First Row: Patty Lee, Co-Captain Second Row: Connie Differ, Cheryl Burke, Julie Green, Sheila Finkle, Barbara Farnsworth, Alisha Castain, Paula Simard, Cheryl O’Malley, Sharon Buckley, Kathy Carroll, Co-Captain 151 SOCCER VARISTY SOCCER First row. Hector Saavedra, Danny Finn (co-captains) Second row: Phred Churchill, Alan Fried, Richard Papert, David Friedman, Henry Mosquera, Carlos Cano, Nick Maimonis, Barry Entner, Sunil Samaraweera Third row: John Yorks, Bob Bing-You, Stuart Abrams, Danny MacDonald, David Zieff, Julio Natareno, Chris Cotton, Michael Fleishmann Fourth row: Bob Lipson, Connie O’Leary, Julian Alssid, Todd Spence, Atis Lukins, Marc Lebow, Mr. Conroy (coach) 152 JV SOCCER First row: Kenny Churchill, Michael Gold, Steve Beratti (co-captains) Second row: Josh Duhl, Mark Berenson, Dave Krakow, Jimmy Farrell, Mike Sapers, Richard Murphy, Louis Schneider, David LePore, Tommy Flannery, Darren Wagner Third row ; Gordon Bennet, Barry Mar, Kenny Kim, Dean Galatis, Timmy Mamis, Marshall Bruce, Steven Ford, Greg Leeming, Kerry Shapiro, Yaron Brook, Bob Dejardin 153 VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY First Ron: Luanne MacAulay — Captain Second Row: Laura Kantor — Manager, Sally Steverman, Sharon Davidson, Lesley Edler, Susan Perry, Merle Adelman, Debbie Harrington Third Row: Sara Schley, Kim Harris, Alla Silber, Priscilla Walsh, Linda Ritter, Peggy Cameron, Sheila Harrington, Ms. Collin — Coach 1 54 J.V. FIELD HOCKEY First Row: Laurie Mann — Captain Second Row: Debbie Piltch, Joanne McCue, Amy Hanley, Joan Gulley, Marybeth Seibel, Marie O’Brien, Carol O’Connor, Marybeth Reardon, Lisa May Third Rotv. Peggy McMahon, Bea O’Malley, Cathy Riley, Joyce Boland, Eleanor Hanley, Joanne Thornton, Jackie Kirby, Ms. Hartley — Coach 155 GIRLS’ SWIMMING Top right to bottom: Anne Fine (captain), Sandra Burke, Donna Hunt, Gail Caulfield, Mary Donovan, Susan Griffin, Theresa Melville, Martha Steverman, Cindy Clifford, Laura Frank, Linda Lovering, Louisa Koch, Anne Fairbank, Martha Silber, Bertina Flessas, Jim Locke (coach), Jyoti Daniere, Sandy Shankle, Tina Fairbank, Shara Friedberg, Lis Von Huene, Ida Doetsch, Susie Lorenzo, Susan Gamer, Bridgette Flanigan, Katy Bowditch 157 First row: Carl Schwaber Darien Small, Jim Kaplan, Chris Browne (co-captain), Tony Page (co-captain), Kevin McBride, Steve Burnley, Phil Harrington Second row: Sharon McKinnon, Cheryl Alberto, Scott MacFarlean, Alex Gagliarti, Drew Lally, Larry Page, John Ottinger, Lisa Scorziello, Carol Bailey Third row: Jana Handwerk, Paul Greenberg, Paul Sherman, Brad Ross, Brian McMahon, Bruce Hanford, Tim Sullivan, Mr. Laakso ( coach 1 158 CROSS COUNTRY 159 VOLLEYBALL First Rou: May Chin (J.V. Capt.), Tracie Milton (Varsity Capt.) Second Row: Karen Jaffe, Susan Seigelman, Cheryl Moy, Mary Kay Corvo, Julia Janes. Nancy Misho, Lizet Gecel Third Rcnv: Marie Mann, Ina Ratner, Shirley Chin, Lisa Ratner, Susan DiPesa, Donna May, Denise Ferreira, Mrs. Crane (Coach) Fourth Row: Darlene Tanck, Debbie Shectel, Celeste Lockhart, Carolyn Kirby, Robin Murphy, Kathy Shelboume, Sheila Driscoll, Sue MacDougall, Laura Katz 160 VARSITY HOCKEY First Rou Connie O ' Leary, Tony Page, Brian McMahon, Matt Watts, Frank Nelson — Co-Captain, John Killgallon, Bill Simmons, Mark Doyle, Paul Piatelli — Co-Captain, Joe Walsh, Bob Mahon Second Row: Jeff Cohen — Coach, Jack Heavey — Coach, Ken Churchill, Scott MacFarlane, Bill Fitzpatrick, Steve Ewanouski, Larry Page, Paul Monahan, Darren Wagner, Brett Hetnick, Rich Freccero — Coach, Mr. DiVincenzo — Head Coach 162 163 Coach DiVincenzo, super defenseman and co- captain Frank Nelson, sensational senior and co-captain Paul Piatelli, and Coach Cohen Senior goaltender, Mark Doyle A guy who gives it all he’s got, Joe Swift stick handler, Brian McMahon Walsh 164 J.V. AND FRESHMAN HOCKEY J.V. Hockey First Row: Ken Churchill, Shaun Fay, Michelle Pacetti, Peggy Cameron, Kevin McBride, Norman Fine, Steve Ward, Keith McGrath Second Row: David Lepore, Dan Taylor, Jim Corrigan, Brian Lynn, Peter Maloney, Mike Kirby, Jackie Techan, Colin O’Connell, Irving Schwartz, Darren Wagner, Cos Nicastro, Jack Heavey — Coach Missing . Len DelVecchio Freshman Hockev First Row: James Mattimoe, James Sweeney, David Friedman Second Row: Robert MacNeil, Rich Nelson, David Krakow, Jeff Shaffer, Josh Kaplan, David Wagner, Julian Epstein Third Row: Bill Egan — Manager, Bill Gropman, Bill Smith, John MacRae, Gary McCue, Bob Ewanouski, Rich Taylor, David Clark HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS Hockey Cheerleading First Rou Donna Jackson, Cindy O’Brien, Kathy Corbett, Tracie Milton, Nancy Marcus, Beth MacDonald, Betty Harrison Second Row: Jackie Corcoran, Rose Murphy, Michelle Walsh, Mrs. Corcoran — Coach, Linda Rosenberg, Liz Glick, Merle Adelman Missing: Donna Trahon 166 168 Varsity Boys’ Basketball First Row: Bruce Green, Charles Ferro, Nick Maimonis, Paul Kirby — Captain, Nik vonHuene, Marshall Findley, Tim Silva, John Siegal Second Row: Mr. McCarthy — Coach, Stuart Abrams, Paul Mooney, Brad Ross, Jake Wolpe, Ron Majors, Chris Gootkind, Mark Markell, Richard Mitchell — Manager 169 170 J.V. and Freshman Boys’ Basketball J.V. Boys’ Basketball First Row: Perry Wong, Gary Larson, Barry Stanton, Billy Pearson, Paul Christie, Lorenzo Benet, John Siegal Second Row: Mr. Johnson — Coach, Kevin McSweeney, Tom MacDonald, Ron Majors, Mark Markell, Ted Davis, Yi Gwan Yee, Howard Lewis — Manager Freshman Boys’ Basketball First Row: David Halpern, John Findley, Matt Doyle, Richard Wong Second Row. Paul Silva, Wayne LeBeaux, Paul Smolens, Dean Maimonis, (on Yorks, Joel Kadis, Jeremy Rabinovitz Third Row. Mr. Haviland — Coach, Alex Smith, Drew Lally, Steven Gootkind, Steve Goldman, James Lau, Sherman Fong, Alex Gagliard i BMHHUWHi Basketball Cheerleaders First Rou Debbie Stone, Karen Smith, Adele Lepore, Krys Chmielinski, Sam Burres, Jami Slabine, Charlene Berman Second Row: Jane Leong, Annette Burlin, Regina Christler, Karen Nlaginnis, Barbara Shaughnessy, Donna Sullivan 172 h C H E £ i 173 GYMNASTICS Girls’ Gymnastics First Rou Sheila Harrington, Sharon Buckley, Cheryl Fay, Sandy Differ, Katie Griffin, Janet Ward, Susan Perry, Andrea Hall, Susan Penwarden Second Row: Neil Harrington — Coach, Betsy Tobin, Karen Griffin, Susie Lepler — Captain, Karen Jaffe, Linda Ritter, Mrs, Roberts — Coach Third Rou : Kathy Hennessey, Debbie Harrington Boys’ Gymnastics First Row: Doug Cheung, Richard Foster, Steve Burnley Second Row: Ed Lee, Richard Brown, Malcom Beasley, Ernie Stevens, Ron Efromson — Co- captain, Jimmy Jew — Co-captain, Scott Ratner, Yaneer Bar-yam, Andy Holtz Standing: Steve Chin, Eric Preman, Lewis Schneider, Peter Siegal Jeff Schwaber, Steve Gauger, Ron Gluckman, Mark Levine, Steve Lacock, Jerry Mayer, Greg Scorziello, Robert Yee, Mr. Devio — Coach 175 WINTER TRACK Girls’ Track lint Row Laura Frank, Dara Goldman, Martha Lebow, Debby Piltch, Bella Wong Second How: Narine Tashjian, Cheryl Moy, Elizabeth Karlstrom, Cheryl Alberto, Sharon McKinnon, Amy Goldman, Laura Epstein Third Row: Sandy Burke, Lea Hansen, Joanne Thornton, Jana Handwerk, Liz Fine, Bernice Wong, Nomi Notman, Georgia Economakis, Mr. McKenize, Coach Boys’ Track First Row . Peter Lew, Richard Locke, Tim Sullivan, Charles Pepper, Lee Shapiro - Captain, O’Neil McDanna, Kerry Shapiro, Jeff Wright Second Row: Harr Stan 8 er - J im • Darien Small, Jon Fineberg, Sean McGhee, Scott Mesa, Michael Kennedy, Harold Huxtable, David Gruenbaum Third Row: Chris Cotton, George Workman, John Terres, Tyrone Carpenter, Bryan Boland, Neal Doherty, Joe Steinhauser, Bruce Hanford, John Miller, Eric Boyer, Chris Browne - Captain, Steve Rosenthal, Tony Underwood, Mr. Mclnerny - Coach 177 Boys’ Varsity Swimming First Row: Edwin Benet, Steven Stotsky, John Lamphier, Kenny Meadors, Michael Sapers, Larry Crapo, Larry Sperber, Simon Long Second Row: Arthur Moy, James Novakoff, Bennett Goldberg, Steven Berardi, Dan Gordon, Mark Stearns, Yaron Brook Third Row: David Margolis, Harold Feinberg, Bill Silva, Henry Selik, George Wyner, Tom Reed, Jack Kennedy, Bill Miller, Dan Tamkin, Ted Shure, Mr. Hafferty — Coach WRESTLING 180 Varsity Wrestling First Row: Scott Dullman, Sean Griffin, Eddie Roberts, Co-Captain, Jeff Charles, Co-Captain, John Evangelakos, Frank Scialdone, Rick Onorato Second Row: Chris Callahan - Coach, Bruce Elias, Sid Fine, Larry Roberts, Jed Klein, Costa Evangelakos, Rick MacPherson, Jeff Schwartz, John Leek — Coach 181 Varsity Girls ' Basketball First Rou. Theresa Melville, Karolyn Kirby, Luanne MacAulay, Tri-Captain. Darlene Tanck, Tri-Captain, Sheila Driscoll Second Roiv: Lenny Gineitis — Coach. Rvan Parker, Brenda Jefferson, Sue MacDougall Absent: Kathy Jung, Tri-Captain, Linda Lovering “Sensational freshman Karolyn Kirby goes up again” 182 “That’s what I call team work “Senior Tri-Captain Darlene Tanck ' Strong Junior player Sue MaeDougall VARSITY GIRLS’ RASKETRALL “Senior Tri-Captain Luanne MacAulay” “Linda Lovering takes a shot as Tri-captains Kathy Jung and Darlene Tanck look on.” 183 T.V. and Freshman Girls ' Basketball J.V. Girls’ Basketball Bottom Row: Yvonne Reddy, Liz Freed, Renee Bacquelod, Alison Greene. Tri-Captain Laura Tofias, Kim Richards, Denise Chmielinski Top Row: Coach Claire Powers, Tri-Captain Sue Bradley, Claire Huvghue, Robin Murphy, Tri-Captain Laurie Mann, Eve Sadowskv, Dana Huebler, Celeste Lockhart Girls’ Freshman Basketball Bottom Row: Carolyn Peck, Laura Garcia, Katy Bowditch, Suzanne Ziffrony, Amy Nicastro, Bea O’Malley, Joan Gulley Top Row: Mary Vee Radley, Linda Feinermari - Manager, Ann Goldberg, Linda Gauger, Debbie DiGiovanna, Cathv Shelburne, N ' eala MacPherson, Eileen Hughes, Miss Collin — Coach Missing: Captain Susan DiPesa « BLACK AWARENESS CLUB Ia f i The Black Awareness Club’s activities center on Black History Week. We raise funds, recruit people, and organize activities for that time period, and also meet during the year to discuss occurrences about which Black students need to be informed. FAR EAST CLUB The Far East Club is a group of Oriental students who enjoy participating in activities together, while at the same time preserving our ancestral culture. Our major goals are to unify fhg Asian students of Brookline High, to make our presence known, and most important, to have fun. With an active membership of 25, the club fulfills these goals through numerous trips, other activities, and China Night. .After the highly successful production of last year’s show, the Far East Club hopes to produce another China Night, only with different events. It should be a year to remember. PACKARD HOUSE ADVISORY LEAGUE Packard House is the only house at B.H.S. that has an advisory league. Organized a few years ago by Mr. Webb and Mr. Gumbs, the group consists of juniors and seniors who spend the homeroom period in freshman and sophomore homerooms, helping the underclassmen with questions they may have about B.H.S. Through this group, we aim to close the communications gap between upper and lower classmen. Row 1: Nancy Marcus, Mary Page, Paula Simard, Monica Hernandez, Jana Handwerk, Robert Perez. Row 2: Charles Bradley, Fred Greene, Robert Ward, Haven Gracey, Matt Sperber, Carolyn Parsi, Elaine Miller, Cindy Kaplan, Bill Silva. Row 3: Charlie Ferro, Dan Page, Terri Semper, Jane Al pers, Paul Mooney, Nik VonHuene, Paul Piatelli. Missing: Tobey DelVecchio FOREIGN STUDENTS AT BHS 188 FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS President — Karen Shiftman Vice Presidents — Judy Harris Doug Jacobs Secretary — Patti Sacknoff Treasurer — Erica Rosenberg Faculty Advisor — Madame Planchon I 1 ygSL ' ft A 9 gKafeaP W ■ ' i- ' ■ J • ' a J W u jf ; 1 9 i • !iT! f r ItilSSj M v mmmm Ml 3 mm IS? I A ' A r fii k Wg W: Wi m ri, Row 1: Laura Frank, Adele Huebel, Jenny Dundon. Row 2: Patty Moran, Susan Gosdanian, Sheila Barlow, Deena Gross, Dan Wyner. Row 3: Mme. Planchon, Susan Gold, Karen Gruber, Judy Harris, Harvey Cotton, Patti Sacknoff. ITALIAN CLUB President — Nancy Pati Vice President — Kerry Rising Treasurer — Ricky Locke Faculty Advisor — Dr. Berko Rotv 1: Aaron Wilion, Patty Moran, Arthur Cores, Nancy Pati. Row 2: Michelle Cores, Ricky Locke, Kerry Rising, Joseph Pati. 189 SPANISH CLUB Row 1: Terri Semper, Kathv Medeiros, Susan Arnold, , Elizabeth Karlstrom, Narine Tashjian. Row 2: Ann Kitzis, Sra Gutierrez, Rita Lopez, , Cindy Kaplan, Nora Lehman. ECOLOGY CLUB Row 1: Eric Alch, Nancy Coleman, Sue Rudman, Lois Brody. Row 2: Barrie-Sue Black, Debbie Malick, Steve Burnley, Debbie Stoller, Ajchara Sayabovom, Ken Gould, Leslie Katz, Lamora Bies. Row 3: Charles Hughes, Pam Burnley, Guest, Mr. Rothstein, Marilyn Sohn. The Brookline High Ecology Club developed out of the environmental awareness movement of the late 60 s and early ’70 s. In the last few years, the Ecology Club has had to deal with a general student apathy towards our environment. However, this year, with many new members and many activi- ties, the club seems to have regene- rated. Senora Gutierrez, Faculty Advisor. The Spanish Club has been revived this year, and the club has been learn- ing more about various cultures of Lat- in America and Spain, and having fun doing so. Club activities have included a visit to Needham High School to see La Tuna, cha-cha-cha lessons, courtesy of Mr. Belliveau, and an excursion to the Spanish Festival in Boston. Mem- bers are in the process of planning International Week activities, in- cluding a fiesta of Spanish food and dance. In the past few years, our club has worked closely with the Brookline Conservation Commission, especially in regard to Earth Day, and the acquisi- tion and upkeep of Hall’s Pond. Other activities include a recycling program, occasional clean-ups, and currently, sponsoring a bill in the state legislature against no-return bottles. President — Tom Reed Vice President — Adam Tarlin Faculty Advisor — Mr. Dudley Row 1: Eve LaPlante, Anne Fine, Susan Rich, Betsy Libbey. Row 2: Francis DiMento, Adam Tarlin, Dan Page, Martha Matson. Row 3: Andrew Partan, Ben Hood, Mr. Dudley. Row 1: Beth Finkel, Jessie Kanter, Mary Edgerton, Karen Dana, Faith Pechenick, Row 2: Miss Arredondo, , Albert Schinazzi, Linda Sher. Row 3: Patty Moran, Beverly Fiaxington, Carole Ann Evans. The Horseback Riding Club was created three years ago, by its current president, Karen Dana, with the objective of bringing together the many B.H.S. students who share a common interest in horses. The club pro- vides a means for suburban kids to become involved in the art of equestrianship. On alternate weeks, two different groups of ri- ders, beginners and intermediate-advanced, travel to a stable for lessons given at a slight discount. When we aren’t riding, we watch films on horse shows and jumping, and par- ticipate in related activities to learn about riding and caring for horses. 191 SAILING CLUB — A Picking up where it left off last spring, the Sailing Club has continued to grow and flourish. The Club sails at Community Boating on the Charles River in the spring, and participates in the new fall program offered at community. Although sailors’ skills range from beginner to racer, the needs of both are met sufficiently through winter “shore school” classes in basic recreational sailing and in racing. This spring, the club will form a Racing Team, which will compete against other schools as a Varsity Sport. Row 1 : Mike Sapers, Kosta Exarhoulakos, Chris Browne, Steve Rosenthal, Mr. Smith. Row 2: David Initiated two years ago by Mr. C. J. Chalpin, Dan Greenfield, Matt Sperber, Ken Abrahams. Smith and interested students, the Scuba Club provides members of the BHS community with an opportunity to further their Scuba Diving activities. These include: regular club dives to various sites around the coastal region of Massachusetts. Overnight camping during weekends; and X-block pool ses- sions for instruction in underwater pho- tography and practice in underwater hockey. w By 7:30 on most any Saturday, Sunday or holi- day, you will find our club heading north or west in a bus (we can’t go east because the mountains there are un- derwater) for a day of hiking or snow-shoeing. After a long climb you’ll find us sitting quietly at the top of the mountain, eating lunch. Since the fun of the trip is worth it, we don’t mind the bus ride much at all! Members include: Susan Rudman, Debbie Wach, Nancy Goldberg, Susie Lorenzo, Dara Goldman, Diana Gauger, Linda Gauger, Mary Edgerton, Naomi Notman, Nancy Misho, Sean Donovan, Susan Shakin, Amy Goldman, Cheryl Raps, John Dyer, Mark Lebow, Ken Berfield, Matt Sperber, Dan Greenfield, John Peyev, Steve Rosenthal, Mike Sapers, Susan Fredkin, Ed Aifer, Meredith McCregor, Roberta Fineberg. Over the past few years, the Ski Club has not only grown in mem- bership (to 30 members), but also expanded its activities to include four weekend trips and numerous day trips. Despite the size of the club, all active members feel a sense of belonging, and new members are always welcome. 193 SFA t ? f In Front: Mr Dedinsky, David Gold — Corresponding Secretary, Regina Hurlev — Moderator, Louise Short — Recording Secretary. In Back: Ben Hood — Treasurer, Sarah Burke During the 1971-72 school year, the Student-Faculty Assembly was formed, to establish a coalition gov- ernment between the students and the faculty. This year, the size of the Executive Committee was cut from thirteen to five, although there are currently six members elected last May. In September, the SFA sponsored Freshman Orientation Day; since the n, they have been working on the problems of censorship, the Student- Faculty Lounge, involvement in the issues of the town election, and the major issues and problems at B.H.S. VOLUNTEERS FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE Mr. Gopen, Faculty Advisor Volunteers for Community Serv- ice (V.C.S.) is a student-community service organization. It encompasses the Mental Health Club (programs for the emotionally disturbed and mentally retarded), Teen-agers serving kids (T.A.S.K.: after-school activities at neighborhood housing projects), and Big Brother Big Sis- ter (a one-to-one relationship with a lonely young boy or girl). Super- vision is provided by trained com- munity and social workers. Row 1 Julie Green, Sheila Fisgever, Sara Fleisher, Pam Berry, Linda Boyd. Row 2: Claire Fox, Susan Rudman, Debbie Piltch, Beth Nathanson, Lisa Cohen, Dale Weinbaum. Row 3: Alex Gagliardi, Carolyn Jacobs, Ann Kitzis, Mr. Gopen, Stuart Piltch, Anyes, Thiery Cushing. MATH TEAM Mr. Barrasso, Faculty Advisor. The Math Team is composed of eight students selected by the following league rules: (1) at most three seniors may partici- pate, and (2) the sum of Juniors and Seniors may not exceed six. The team represents the school in five com- petitions. Greg Sneddon, George Wyner, Andrew Partan, Terrence Tehranian, Jai Rathi, Yaneer Bar-Yam. Missing: Ron Efromson, John Gutoff. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Mrs. Addelson, Laura Katz — Vice President, Linda Marks — President, Karen Smith — Treasurer. Operating on a charter from na- tional headquarters, the Brookline chapter of the National Honor So- ciety is dedicated primarily to hon- oring scholarship. Members are cho- sen in the Junior and Senior years for superior academic achievement, character, leadership, and service. This year, we are attempting to re- sume an in school tutoring program. Board Members Merle Adelman Tobey DelVecchio Haven Gracey Charles Lurio Trade Milton Annu Raheja Ajchara Sayabovorn Lee Shapiro Daniela Varon 195 1 DEBATE SOCIETY i ; ! If |w - A (M s m Members: Janet Stotsky, Deena Gross, Jon Gutoff, Mike Gotkin, Leon Trefler, Scott Dulman, Terrence Tehranian, Daniel Wyner, Kathy Medeiros, Chris Cotton, Nina Meister, Joel Beeders, Susan Geronimus. Douglas Jacobs, Alesia Bourloukas, Schwartz and Powell. The Debate Society is dedicated to furthering the art of interscholastic de- bating. After a three-vear slump, the squad had come back to capture sec- ond place in the novice division at the Dartmouth tournament, and win many individual trophies. Debating this year has been based upon the National Forensic League’s resolution: Resolved: that the devel- opment and allocation of scarce world resources should be controlled by our International Organization. NEW COMPUTER CLUB Members include: John Liu, Jay Lowenstein, Andrew Maevsky, David Rosen- baum, Adam Altman, Ce- sar Habif Faculty Advisor: Mr. Warren The Chess Club is an or- ganization existing for two purposes; the promotion of passed pawns, and the per- petuation of the idea that blood, not games, should be drawn. During the off-sea- son, we play endless games of “bughouse”, and five- minute chess. Our fall and winter schedule is filled with matches against other schools. We meet every Friday, in the cafeteria. All are Welcome. In Front: David Greenberg, Robert Davenport, Laura Sachs, John Marsh, Eric Anderson, Yanerd Bar-Yam, Frosh. In Back: Mark Trachtenberg, Rook, Pawn, Jeff Wright, Stephen Storms, Leon Trefler. Since it was founded last year, the Strategic Games Club has generated much interest, and expanded greatly. S.G.C. members are provided the op- portunity to learn and play a variety of educational and intellectually stimu- lating games including Go, war games, business strategy games — any games that require skill and imagination. SGC frequently holds tournaments for inter- ested students. STRATEGIC GAMES CLUB Row 1: S, Jai Raithi, Armando Alonso, John Liu, G Row 2: Barry Passer, Brian Carter, David Babenco, C, Jon Gutoff, Andrew Maevsky, John Ramin, John Evangelakos, Tracy Cynkin. Row 3: John Daniels, Eric “the Mystery Guest” Grinberg, Cesar Habif. 197 I Seated: David Golden, Steve Yavner Standing: Bill Hammond, Mr. Becker, John Haskins WTSK keeps the BHS community informed, producing, directing, and announcing radio and television shows, and the Monday Office Report. KEY CLUB OFFICERS First Row: Ronnie Bloom, Elaine Miller, Debbie Stone, Karen Smith Second Row: Richard Piltch, Marvin Shaprio, Bruce Green The Key Club, one of the largest organizations in the school, is a service organization affiliated with the Kiwanis Club. This year our major fund raising activities were the annual Thanksgiving Raffle, the Faculty Auction, and the sale of BHS hats. All of the money raised by the Key Club is donated to Dollars for Scholars. OFFICERS Debbie Malick, Charlie Hughes, Alice Connorton In the spring of 1974, a small group of students, Scott MacGillivray, Walter O’Regan, and faculty advis- or, Mrs. Christine Patterson, informally organized a group of film enthusiasts. The group has sponsored a variety of movies, including a Hitchcock and Horror series, Casino Royal, and Monty Python’s And Now For Something Completely Different. Admission to these films is, and will re- main, free. Thanks to Jori Cedar and Mr. Ken Bernstein, the Photography Club, known widely as the Photo Fiends, has spent many bright moments in the darkroom this year. The club has taught members how to develop their film, print, and mount their photos. Brookline High has always had talented photographers, and the club strives to develop novices and expose beginners to the mys- teries of the art, so they can enlarge upon their knowledge and focus spare time on fun. DRAMATICS SOCIETY The Dramatics Society counts about seventy-five members, who produce several plays each year under the direction of faculty advisor Edward Bel- liveau. This year’s fall production was “Spoon River Anthology” by Edgar Lee Masters. THESPIANS Officers Daniela Weiser-Varon, President Debbie Grippo, Vice-President Janet Nowosielski, Secretary Alice Connorton, Treasurer Douglas Jacobs, Senior Representative Susan Geronimus, Junior Representative Faculty Advisor: Edward W. Belliveau Mr. Belliveau Thespians Mice Connorton Dan Crane Cathy DiPonzio Susan Geronimus Amy Gretsky Debbie Grippo Jay Harris Ben Hood Carolyn Jacobs Douglas Jacobs Eddie Jacobs .Andrea Jartman Steven Lipsitt Roger Lipson R. .Allen Merrit Janet Nowosielski Daniel Page Mark Pierce Jessica Shubow Sophia Sioras Janet Stein Daniela Weiser-Varon David Wolff The Dramatics Society houses Troupe 2fX)2 of the International Thespian Society, an honor society for high school theater students. Each year, the Thespian Society produces a one-act play for the Mass. High School Drama Guild Festival. The 1975 production of “Skippy”, by Howard Sackler, tied for 4th place at State Finals at John Hancock Hall. 2(X) CONCERT ALTO ENSEMBLE First Rem Cope Young, Jay Harris, John Dukakis, Harvey Cotton, Dan Wyner. Second Row: Louise Burke, Liz Freed, Susan Rosen, Naomi Siegal, Ryah Parker, Claudia Sperber, Amy Sadowsky. Third Rou : Steve Lipsitt, Noah Cordon, Rob Gamble, Doug Jacobs, Bruce Taymor. Fourth Row: Laurie Hoch, Mary Walsh, Susanna Fried, Robin Preman, Debbie Shea, Karen Shiftman, Shirley Chin. JAZZ BANDS JUNIOR STEERING COMMITTEE 203 ORCHESTRA STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE TO STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION Darien Small Dan Page 204 SPOON RIVER ANTHOLOGY The Brookline High School Dramatics Society presented Spoon River Anthology on November 13th and 14th, under the direction of Mr. Belliveau. Set in the graveyard of a small town, the play featured 38 students and faculty members portraying the dead townspeople. LINDA PASTAN Brookline High School students had an opportunity to listen to the works of well-known poet, Linda Pastan. JOSEPH DE ROCHE Refractions sponsored poetry seminar with Joseph de Roche, featuring dis- cussion and analysis of poems written by members of the BUS community as well as by Mr. de Roche. RANDALL THOMPSON Dr. Randall Thompson, one of the most influential and prolific American writers of choral music in modern times, appeared before the BHS Con- cert Choir November 18, cour- tesy of the Brookline Chamber Music Society. M A T H OLYMPIAD November 5, 1975 RAPE In response to student concern, a rape defense program was planned and presented. A large audience, including nearly 1000 students, viewed the first presentation, an informative film entitled Rape: A Preventative Inquiry, on December 2nd. Other programs included a lecture an the “psychological aspects of rape” on December 6th, led by the Beth Israel Rape Crisis Center Staff, and a panel discussion moderated by BHS headmaster Carmen Rinaldi on January 13th, with the Brookline Police, Judge Edith Fine of Brookline Municipal Court, Rev. Elizabeth Rice of the Mass Council of Churches, and Lisa Zanckman, coordinator of the Mayor’s Commission to Improve the Status of Women. ... : j | 209 FALL AWARDS ASSEMBLY CROSS COUNTRY, FOOTBALL CHEERLEADING, VOLLEYBALL FOOTBALL, FIELD HOCKEY, SOCCER, GIRLS’ SWIMMING OUTDOOR EDUCATION FIELD EXPERIENCE OZAWA Gunther Schuller, conductor of the NEC orchestra, with Mr. Ozawa. CONCERT Seiji Ozawa rehearses the last movement of Beethoven’s 9th Symphony with soloists, orchestra, and chorus. Mrs. Loma Cooke DeVaron, Director of the NEC chorus, with Mr. Bruce Miller, Assistant Director Quarterly day, 8:00 A.M. Now, open your mouth and say, “Ah!” Don ' t look so sad, Mr. Hickey What a bunch of hams! Got a haircut, eh?! C-H-U-M-P Cathy Demorand Chul-Soo Kim P-E-E-T-E-E What a hunk! “Do you think our dates will show?” 215 216 217 Lo que hemos obtenido aquf Es nada mas que un cimiento. Con que construiremos La estructura de una vida, Dia a dfa; paso a paso. Cada experiencia, Cada palabra que decimos, Ariade un ladrillo al cimiento; Y cada piedra caera En su propio lugar, Al ordenarse los momentos vividos. What we have obtained here Is nothing more than a foundation, On which we will build The structure of a life, Day by day; step by step. Each experience. Each word that we speak, Adds a brick to the foundation; .And each stone will fall In its own place. 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