Brookline High School - Murivian Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1977 volume:

1977 murivian Brookline High School BROOKLINE PUBLIC LIBRAP 3 1712 01439 a ITN 1 ZLUh ■ r ifci (HI IH I _ SEAT SCENE •E WOBLOT 09 X x HEADMASTER Mr. Carmen P. Rinaldi, Headmaster Dear Friends: . . Surrounded by a world almost irreparably stripped of any pretense of virtue, teen-agers must still struggle to gain some sense of self and of their future — and the good news is that it can be done.” Alix Nelson The forecasts for 1977 seem appallingly and unrelentingly grim, passive, bland and neutral. Reality is painted starkly and morbidly. And yet, I know that collectively and individually YOU have substantial character and endless grit. There exists enough sheer good will and determination to turn us around. Values and truth remain. Hope is scarcely lost! Like Candide, I retain and even insist on OPTIMISM. Let this be OUR by-word for 1977! Mrs. Ethel Sadowsky Assistant to the Headmaster 6 SCHOOL COMMITTEE ASST. SUPERINTENDED Dr. Robert I. Sperber — Superintendent of Schools Dr. Jacqueline P. Clement — Assistant Superintendent Dr. Ferdy J. Tagle — Assistant Superintendent William C. Sheridan — Director of Personnel Ann M. Wacker — Chairman Ellsworth E. Rosen — Vice-Chairman John Connorton Brian L. Conry Jacques M. Dronsick Joseph Robinson Barbara Senecal Roger Stern Natalie G. Zuckerman STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE Leon Trefler Ben Hood Steve Marks Mike Sapers Ryah Parker 7 Bps M 1 a Wi MATTHEW L. ALPER Remember when you were young, you shone like the sun. Shine on you crazy diamond. Pink Floyd STUART ALAN ABRAMS GAYLE M. ARCHER AJAY BABBAR MICHELE R. ADAMS ANNE S. AUERBACH JANE E. ALPERS Nous devons cultiver nos jar- dins. Voltaire ELIZABETH BALTIMORE 15 ALAN H. BAND LISA BANNASCH Now I ' ve been smiling lately, thinking about the good things to come, and I believe it could be, something good has be- gun. Cat Stevens DANA BASSIACOS We judge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing, while others judge us by what we have already done. Longfellow SUSAN M. BARON I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today. William Allen White STEVEN M. BARBOUR HENRY STEARNS BAYBUTT 16 RONALD BEAN MARCELITA D. BENTON Like a bird falling from its nest I leave mine, Searching for my future, I have my mothers foot steps to follow yet my own. CAESAR J. BELBEL I ' m a bookeeper’s son, I don ' t want to hurt no one Well, I crossed my old man back in Oregon Don ' t take me alive Becker Fagen STEWART D. BERG Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. James Matthew Barrie EDWARD M. BERKMAN MARGARET J. BELL LORENZO P. BENET BRUCE Z. BERMAN 17 CHARLENE E. BERMAN We are children of the uni- verse, no less than the trees and the stars; we have a right to be here. STUART M. BLACKMAN KATHRYN BING-YOU GENYA BERNSTEIN When you find yourself in the thick of it, help yourself to a bit of what is all around you. The Beatles LISA BERMAN You don’t have to have a gol- den bridle to catch a unicorn; that part ' s the fairytale. You need only to be pure of heart. Peter S. Beagle MICHAEL J. BISSCHOP ALESIA BOURLOUKAS JOSHUA A. BOYCE A circle is perfect. However, the world isn’t completely round. See ya, Hamm! 18 CHERYL A. BURKE FRANCIS G. BROTHERS ROSALIE BRODER SANDY BURKE “Thumper” I have learned to seek my hap- piness by limiting my desires, rather than in attempting to satisfy them. John Stuart Mill When I think back on all that crap I learned in High School it’s a wonder I can think at all. Paul Simon In order to find peace of mind, keep your head to the sky in search of your soul for that ' s the way of the world. ERIC BOYER ROBERT J. BROWN LOIS BRODY SUSAN MARIE BRADLEY 19 STEPHEN BURKE PAMELA CAROL BURNLEY MARYBETH CANNEY PAUL T. CAREY There were days of laughter Time may change me, There were days of tears But I can ' t trace time. But now those days have David Bowie turned to years ELIZABETH M. CARMONA I ' ve always felt that tomorrow is for those who are too much afraid to go past yesterday and start living for today. Stevie Wonder TYRONE CARPENTER Ty We judge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing, while others judge us by what we have already done. Longfellow DANIEL J. CARROLL 20 GAIL M. CAULFIELD MAMIE N. CHIN We are a dream, a vision, a story yet to be told Seals and Crofts I’ve had love and I’ve felt pain, My life was filled with sorrow, But now I see my life is young and I still have tomorrow JORI A. CEDER WAYNE CHIN Wake up everybody . . . The world won’t get no better if we just let it be . . . We’ve got to change the world just you and me. Harold Melvin and the Bluenotes CLAIRE ELIZABETH CARSON JULIE W.Y. CHAN LORNA CHIN If you want it Go out and get it You’ve got to do it yourself Gloria Gaynor 21 RISA CHLECK And the goodbye makes the journey harder still. Cat Stevens DEBRA LEE COHEN MICHAEL D. CLEBNIK A child becomes an adult when he realizes that his pa- rents are really his best friends Thank you both ELLEN T. CLOSE CYNTHIA A. CLIFFORD April 1. This is the day upon which we are reminded of what we are on the other three hundred and sixty-four. Mark Twain JACK A. COFFEY REGINA ANNETTE CHRISTLER Love is for all seasons. JULIA COHEN Scan not a friend with a mi- croscope glass; you know all his faults, so let his Foibles pass . . . George Harrison 22 MARK S. COHEN ROBERT L. COOPER JUDITH F. CONNOR There are some good things in life that fall not away with the rest. Of all best things upon earth, I hold that a faithful friend is the best. RICHARD C. CONWAY JONATHAN P. COLE Sean THOMAS HOLLENBERG CONNORS DERRELL JAY COLE Keep the faith, it ' s only til tomorrow, Leave me my love and my heart will be in sorrow JOSEPHINE D. CORBETT 23 KAREN J.E. CREEDON MAUREEN CURRAN There were days of laughter There were days of tears But now those days have turned to years. Star Light — Star Bright JOHN CORRIGAN DEBBIE COSE LORIN J. COSTELLO JACQUELINE M CORCORAN HARVEY D. COTTON It takes a whole lot of human feeling just to be a human be- ing. Micki Grant Don ' t walk in front of me — I may not follow Don ' t walk be- hind me — I may not lead. Walk beside me — And just be my friend. Camus I mmm AMRITA G. DANIERE The only reward of virtue is vir- tue; the only way to have a friend is to be one. Emerson y FRED S. DAUB When I read some of the rules for speaking and writing the English language correctly, I think Any fool can make a rup and every fool will mind it. H.D Thoreau SARAH ANN DANA CHRISTINE A. DAVIS MARION M.L. DAY True happiness consists not in the multitude of friends, but in their worth and value. ROBERT C. DAVENPORT JR. KAREN ANN DANA TONY L. DESTIAN KAREN A. DIGIOVANNA Someone has said that people who keep their eyes on the glorious past often fail; whereas successful people keep their eyes on the promis- ing future. ROGER M. DIPESA To be able to succeed at any- thing you must be willing to admit failure. ANNE ELIZABETH DOHERTY JOHN J.M. DORMURAD A learned blockhead is a great- er blockhead than an ignorant one. Benjamin Franklin ELIZABETH M. DONAHUE MARTHA DONLAVEY KATHERINE L. DOYLE JANET DRISCOLL 26 KENNETH L. DROOKER Tomorrow is the first day of the rest of our lives, let us use what we ' ve learned to make it better than today. JENNIFER J. DUNDON DUNCAN ENG We know what we are, but know not what we may be. TERI J. DUGAN ELIZABETH MARIE ESKIN Whatever reputation I have is due to the fact that I never open my mouth unless I have something to say. George Bernard Shaw JOHN EUSTIS JOHN EVANGELAKOS 27 ANNE M. FAIRBANK PAUL T. FAHERTY ROBIN F. FELDMAN STEPHEN EWANOUSKI JOANNE LESLIE FABER In all my short, happy life, I ' ve never Been lost, nor forgotten the way I came John Hollander STEVEN DAVID FABER Don ' t lead me, I can find my way Arthur Greger CHERYL MARIE FAY Nature forms us for ourselves, Not for others; To be, not to seem. Montaigne 28 LISA R. FENN I wish I was a freight train movin’ down the line Just keepin ' track of time without all these memories James Taylor ROBERTA FINEBERG Without willing it, I had gone from being ignorant of being ignorant to being aware of being aware. Maya Angelou LISA FIGUEIRA Don ' t let the sun go down on me. SHEILA J. FINKEL MARK D. FINSTEIN People should be judged not by their abilities or their re- sults, but by their intentions. CHARLES FERRO JORDAN FINEGOLD Early to rise and early to bed makes a man healthy and wealthy and dead. James Thurber 29 MICHAEL FLEISHMAN PHILIPPE ANDRE FRANGULES WILLIAM D. FITZPATRICK MICHAEL J. FREED Half my life ' s in books written pages, live and learn from fools and from sages, the past is gone . . . Dream On Aerosmith JOSEPH B. FREMONT-SMITH JOCELYN S. FRENCH LAURA FRANK Beauty is Power, a smile is its sword. Charles Reade LENA F. GALLOWAY Never measure the height of a mountain, until you have reached the top. Then you will see how low it was. Dag Hammarskjold JACK FRIEDMAN MANUELA GANI FRANCIS J. GALLAGHER To know what you prefer, in- stead of humbly saying Amen to what the world tells you you ought to prefer is to have kept your soul alive. R.L. Stevenson PATRICIA GANI SUSANA T. FRIED JON S. GAMER 31 SUSAN R. GERONIMUS BENNETT B. GOLDBERG DAVID MARK GOLDEN JAMES B. GOLDSTEIN MAX HEYWOOD GARFUNKEL All literature is a footnote to Faust. ELIZABETH GLICK No act of kindness no matter how small is ever wasted AESOP ERIC M. GILFIX DIANA LEE GAUGER 1 BARBARA S. GORDON Those who dream by day are aware of many things which escape those who dream only by night. Edgar Allen Poe DANIEL J. GORINI KENNETH GOLDSTEIN Only God can make a tree — probably because it ' s so hard to figure out how to put the bark on. Woody Allen ANDREW GORDON SUSAN A. GOSDANIAN The best way out of a difficulty is through it. B.C. Forbes BEN Go Fly A Kite CHRISTOPHER L. GOOTKIND You can’t argue with a sick mind. DAVID GORDON I am the Foghead! See you in space! PAUL M. GREENBERG WILLIAM H. GRINDLE PETER KAHN GREENBERG Down to Gehanna or up to the Throne, He travels the fastest who travels alone. Rudyard Kipling JUDITH E. GREENSPAN SEAN F. GRIFFIN DAVID B. GRUENBAUM It has been said that the Past exists only in Memory But it ' s the Past that establishes the Future. My past is gone, my future awaits! PETER A. GROPER KAREN E. GRUBER 34 JOHN E. HAGGERTY JANA HANDWERK The grand essentials to happi- ness in this life are something to do; something to love and something to hope for. Joseph Addison SUSAN M. HAMILTON DANNIE HANSMA The had of fate is on me now The Rolling Stones SUSAN V. HAMMOND SHEILA MARIE HARRINGTON If you love something let it go, If it comes back it ' s yours, If it doesn’t it never was. Good-bye Norm . . . WILLIAM STANLEY HAMMOND The early bird catches the worm. But look what happens to the early worm. Alfred E. Neuman KIMBERLY A. HARRIS 35 LYNNE A. HELFAND WENDY HENRY Break a heart, break a heart of stone, Open it up, but don’t you leave it alone, ’cause that ' s all I’ve got to give to you. Alice Cooper ’• ' •MU JAMES HOBBS GAIL H. HOFFMAN i MARK D. HELMAN MARCY A. HILLSON 36 FRANK D. HOULIHAN II The impossible is often the un- tried. ADELE HUEBEL To err is human, to forgive di- vine. Alexander Pope SCOTT M. HORWITZ BENJAMIN R. HOOD FRANCIS WAI SUM IP Use your gifts faithfully, and they shall be enlarged; prac- tice what you know and you shall attain higher knowledge. NANCY ELLEN HYDE The heart that gives, gathers. DONNA J. HOUSE CLARA HUYGHUE Heaven must be missing an angel. 37 JULIA A. JANES ANDREA BETH JENNIEFER J. JONES JARTMAN . . . and it ' s the sun! The sun comes up and a new day is born — Light Sings All Over The World! The Me Nobody Knows RAMINI M. KADIRGAMAR MARTY I. KAMPLER ALAN F. KAPLAN CYNTHIA ANN KAPLAN They seem to take the sun out of the world that take friend- ship out of life. Cicero 38 DONALD KAPLAN PATRICIA G. RICHARD D. KAUFMAN KARIDOYANES Patty Love is what makes the World go round Let’s keep it spinning. JOSEPH A. KELLY SUSAN B. KESSEL MARINA KHAZA NOVA C. DOROTHY KELLY Wherever you go and Whatever you do, You’ll find special magic in just being you. Unknown 39 JOHN D. KIBRICK DEBRA RUTH KLINGSBERG You get by with a little help from your friends . . . The Beatles UNHEE KIM Mi ELIZABETH I. KING FAYE KOGOS We ' ve come too far to leave it all behind, How could we end it all this way. When tomorrow comes we ll both regret, Things we said today. Chicago SUSAN L. KRASNEY HON KWAN Dickie DOROTHY A. KICKHAM Dorry May the wind be always at your back May the sun shine warm upon your face . . . until we meet again LOUISA KOCH Grown-ups never understand anything by themselves, and it is tiresome for children to be always and forever explaining things to them. Antoine De Saint-Exupery 40 CAROL A. LAHAM A true friend is the best pos- session. JOSEPH P. LAWLOR RICHARD J. LANGDON LINDA L. LEARY PATRICIA ANNE LAFFEY Patte PATRICIA LAUGHREY Hope your memory of high school is a warm and happy one. Full of friends and good times; accomplishment and fun; and hope your future brings you joy in many ways. When you’re down and trou- bled and you need some lov- ing care. Close your eyes and think of me and soon I will be there. You’ve got a friend. Carole King LAURA KAY LARSEN Let the children lose it Let the children use it. Let all the children boogie. Thank you Mr. Jones Love from The turkey lady Sunshine, lollipops and rain- bows everywhere . . . LESLIE LABARGE ELIZABETH W.W. LEE It is better to keep your mouth shut and have men think you a fool then to open it and re- move all doubt. Mark Twain PATRICIA J. LEE “Would you tell me please which way I ought to go from here?’’ asked Alice “It all depends a good deal on where you want to get to,” re- plied the cat. Alice in Wonderland GREGORY P. LEEMING MICHAEL H. LEE ADELE D. LEPORE MARILYN LEUNG Life can be right or it can be wrong, But it ' s simple as a song! PATRICIA H. LEVIN See you on the dark side of the moon. N i ■■ JANE LEONG One ounce of truth benefits like ripples on a pond, as things change, remember my smile. PETER LEW Man is born with his hands clenched; he dies with his hands open; entering life he desires to grasp everything; leaving the world, all that he possessed has slipped away. Rabbinical Ana JOY CAROL LILLIAN Most of the luxuries, and many of the so called comforts of life are not only not undispensa- ble, but positive hindrances to the elevation of mankind. Henry David Thoreau ELLEN I. LEWIS ROGER LIPSON All the world’s a stage, and we are the footboards. MICHAEL VINCENT LEWIS If a man does not keep with his companions, perhaps it is be- cause he hears a different drummer RICKY LOCKE Man . . . can develop into an individual only in society. Karl Marx ELIZABETH CAROL LIBBEY Betsy I know not all that may be coming, but be it what it will, I ' ll go to it laughing. Herman Melville JOSEPH R. LOFFREDO 43 DAVID M. LYNTON LISA CLAIRE MACGILLIVRAY Live for today! And dream of tomorrow! BRIAN F. LYNN SUSAN B. MACDOUGALL Bum Bum Bum di ti Bum Bum Bum di ti Bum Bum Bum di ti Bum di ti Bum Bum Bum di ti Bum Bum Bum di ti Bum Bum Bum di t i Bum Bum Bum di ti Bum Pooh Bear JENNIFER E. MACKENZIE RICHARD LONG The true test of maturity is not how old a person is but how he reacts to awakening in the midtown area in his shorts. Woody Allen LINDA P. LOVERING Thank God For Little Things EDDIE B. MACDERMID 44 ■HI RONALD C. MAJORS PETER THOMAS MAXON J.K. — Who torched you Sun- day best? F.S. NANCY A. MARCUS DONNA M. MAY LAURIE E. MANN I am most fond of talking and thinking. That is to say, talking first and thinking afterwards. Osbert Sitwell JEANNE CAROL MCBRINE If you can’t be yourself, life isn ' t worth living. ARTHUR MALLOCK MARTHA MATSON Every once in a while, I sud- denly find myself dancing. Fred Astaire 45 SEAN K. McGHEE DANA McCARRISTON LEONARD J. McCarthy beth a. McDonald Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. Sir James Barrie FRANCIS J. McGOURTY JR. KEVIN F. McKEOWN 46 MICHAEL J. MEANY ANNE MESSITT Somewhere over the rain- bow, skys are blue Judy Garland ERIC D. MENYUK ELIZABETH A. MERRIAM Yes, there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run, there ' s still time to change the road you’re on. Led Zeppelin JANE SERENA MEZOFF If your love leaves, let it go, If it comes back, it’s yours forever, If not, it never was. JOEL DAVID MIKULECKY I ' m the space cowboy Bet you weren ' t ready for that, I ' m the space cowboy I sure do know where its at. The Steve Miller Band RICHARD JAMES FRANCIS MILBURY Nothing is finer, than a quick one liner 47 ROBIN LYNE MILLER You can ' t change the past . . . But you ruin the present . . . By worrying about the future (L.S. Are we at Newbury Street yet?) PAUL G. MONAHAN CELIA E. MOSES WILLIAM J. MILLER RANDALL MOY ANNE M. MURPHY MIKE MOSNER I heard my father lean toward my mama. He said let that boy boogie-woogie! Boogie Children! PETER MOY There is so much in life I ' ve yet to find, but with the memories of the past and the dreams of tomorrow, I’ll find myself. 48 ROBERT W. MURPHY CAROL E. NAGGAR JENNIFER L. NASON TALYA NEVO-HACOHEN It is better to know some of the questions than all of the answers. Thurber JULIO C. NATARANO INGRID NEUMAN I’ll build a tower in my mind of all the beauty that I know. THERESA MURPHY Education is not only what goes on in the classroom and what you read in books — but what you gain from the people around you. ARLENE NG If anyone asks you how I am Say I ' m doing fine If you will do that for me I’ll do the same for you sometime. 49 PAUL C. NG Life is full of joy, friends and trust, but it takes time to find them. I JOHN J. O’BRIEN SUZANNE J. NOONAN To accomplish great things, We must not only act But also dream, not only plan but also believe France SUZANNE M. NICKEL ANTHONY W. NOVICKI . . . and when there ' s something hearts would say, love, like magic, shows the way. JOHN G. NOONAN JUDY NIXON 50 JOHN D OTTINGER MEREDITH A. PAIGE LAWRENCE J. PAGE COLIN D. O’CONNELL There’s nothing worth the wear of winning But laughter and the love of friends. Hilaire Belloc MARY MATTY PAGE MICHELLE PACETTI Friendship is the best posses- sion in life. Remember, success is nothing without someone you love to share it with! Love makes the world go ’round. DEIRDRE S. O’REGAN 51 SONIA E. PALMA Getting older Makes you feel proud You don ' t want anybody’s help Until it’s too late Are you old enough? KAREN PAPPAS Winners never quit; and quit- ters never win. MITCHELL PARKER RYAH N. PARKER ANDREW PARTAN With eyes fixed on the stars we are thus ever stumbling for- ward. James Harpole . . and the inevitable logical consequence was that time and space do not exist. Then what is that we seem to be having breakfast in? Just a mathematical abstrac- tion dear. Nothing more. JOSEPH PATI MICHAEL I. PATT GRAHAM F. PEASLEE The end of the beginning Thanks, to all who helped the one with the Aussie” accent. ROBERT PEREZ To everything there is a sea- son, and a time to every pur- pose . . . Old Testament: Ecclesiates 3:1 52 SUSAN PERRY You see things that are, and you ask Why?” But I dream things that never were and I ask Why Not?” George Bernard Shaw PHILIP W. PETERS The whole world is a masquerade, Everybody . . . Everybody wears another face. SUZANNE J. PETERS STUART PILTCH You can mash potatoes but you can ' t pee soup. Milly JONATHAN E. QUINT It’s just a Masterpiece confu- sion. Silly Hester MARGO RACHLIN It was the best of times, it was the worst of times . . . Charles Dickens ADELINE RANSOM When we do right no one remembers When we do wrong no one forgets JAIPARKASH P. RATHI LISA JOY RATNER You are you, and I am I and if by chance we find each other it will be beautiful. 53 ERICA ROSENBERG STUART M. ROSE SUSAN BETH RICH The lunatic, the lover and the poet are of imagination all compact A Midsummer ' s Nights Dream ' William Shakespeare KERRY A. RISING Let us feel what we feel, and feel what we say, let speech harmonize with life. Seneca SCOTT A. RATNER It ' s the singer, not the song. The Rolling Stones VICTOR ROMANUL If music be the food of love, play on; Give me excess of it, that, surfeiting, The appetite may sicken, and so die. Shakespeare SALLY REGE GARRY W. SAHAKIAN LAURA LYNN SACHS Ballroom dancing is a contact sport! Get your rear in gear! A Laura Sachs Original HEIDI: “Rowr! SPAZ!” Le-bow, Le-bowwow, Le-rowr-rowr! Roger: “Think I ' ll (we know) on my watch!” PATTI J. SACKNOFF As I was wandering o’er the green Not knowing where I went, By chance I say a pleasant scene The cottage of content. LORI B. SCHAFFER . . . can it be that it was all so simple then, or has time rewritten every line. If we had the chance to do it all again . . . Streisand MARK SCHIFF SUSAN P. RUDMAN Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. L.J. Cardinal Suenens ISABELLE P. RYAN 55 JONATHAN E. SCHWARTZ GAIL D. SCHULTZ RUTH SCOTCH If you think we re gonna make it You better hang on to yourself BARBARA A. SCHNEE LISA MANETTE SCORZIELLO The glory of creation is in its infinite diversity. CARL SCHWABER STACI SCOTT 56 TERRI L. SEMPER BRIAN J. SHEEHAN GARY MICHAEL SHEEHAN Creation is the motivation of life. When I stop working, I stop creating, and when I stop creating, I’ll fall apart. 57 KEVIN F. SHERRY PAULA JEAN SIMARD This is not our prison, but our home. It is the road we must walk, and the walking of it is called life. DONALD K. SHELTON LINDA SHER Don ' t walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don ' t walk behind me, I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. WILLIAM P. SIMMONS JOHN SIEGAL WILLIAM J. SILVA KAREN A. SHIFFMAN When you believe i n things that you don’t understand, Then you suffer. Stevie Wonder SOPHIA A. SIORAS The greatest happiness you can have is knowing that you do not necessarily require happiness. W. Saroyan MARILYN BRENDA SOHN If we have learned one thing from our past it is that to live through dramatic events is not enough; one has to share them and transform them into acts of conscience. Elie Wiesel SANDY SMULLIN Having a friend who knows you and still likes you is dyna- mite, true or false (ha, ha.). To B.H. did you ever? DAVID A. SOBOFF All things considered, I’d rather be in Phila. W.C. Fields. SCOTT A. SOROKO MATTHEW W. SPERBER Each one of us is unique; which is good. So be yourself; for if you do not be yourself, who will be? JAMI LYNN SLABINE Lisa, Nancy, Mary (Forever Friends) Mom and Dad, thank-you Pammy, good-luck. B.H.S. I’ll miss the good times. Bobby-memories DIANE SOOHOO Variety is the spice of life Blue Magic 59 MICHAEL SPILLANE JOSEPH P. STEINAUSER LINDA M. SPINNEY We judge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing, While others judge us by what we have already done. Longfellow STUART J. STERLING ARTHUR G. STAMERIS ERNIE STEVENS JEFFREY M. STEIN SARAH STEVERMAN 60 SANDRA LEE STODDARD We know that love is a small word Yet it encompasses all. I’ll tell you we live in a small world we’d better answer the call. Dave Mason S.I.L.Y. LAURA CHERYLE STOKES Kind words are short but their echos are endless JANET G. STOTSKY CARLA STRICKLAND Everything is beautiful in a good moment. H. Hesse SANDY STRUNK DONNA J. SULLIVAN JOHN W. SULLIVAN ROBERT E. SULLIVAN 61 WILLIAM M. TAYLOR DANIEL S. TAMKIN AGNES E. TAYLOR I believe that life is something one should thank God for, and when thinking of success one should consult God. TERRENCE TEHRANIAN KEVIN J. THIFFAULT Catch ya! BETSY ELLEN TOBIN The better part of one ' s life consists of his friendships. OTTO TODOROV MAUREEN C. THORNTON No act of kindness no matter how small is ever wasted. 62 ELIZABETH C. VONHUENE MICHELLE LOUISE WALSH Daffodils, Sunshine and Mic- key Mouse FOREVER! GEORGE W. VIEN Man does not wake to terminate his slumber . . . But to persue his dreams. True happiness consists not in the multitude of friends: but in their worth and value. Johnson CHERYL A. VANLOOZENOORD MARY WALSH The more faithful you listen to the voice within you. The better you will hear what is sounding outside. Dag Hammarskjold LLOYD WALFORD MAURA A. VAUGHN DONNA MARIE TRAHON 63 NENG HUI WANG Where there is a will, There is a way.” To C.C. ROBERT J. WARD •J STEPHEN C. WARD DAWN W. WARRINER STEFANIE J. WAYNE I ' m a Citizens for boysenberry jam fan Paul Simon ADRIANA WECHSLER Do I dare eat a peach? Do I dare disturb the universe? T.S. Eliot Y.C T.O A.L.T.A.O DALE S. WEEKS When a man points a finger at someone else, he should re- member that four of his fingers are pointing at himself. 64 SARA J. WIENSTEIN BETH C. WIENER JAMES R. WILKER Some folks lives roll easy as a breeze Drifting through a summer night Heading for a sunny day But most folks’ lives, they stumble Lord they fall Through no fault of their own Most folks never catch their stars Paul Simon MICHAEL WHEATON HOPE IRENE WILKINSON Don ' t say you can’t before you try. But try and see what you can do, And if you are helped by others, its others who do the work, but not you. WHITNEY A. WILSON CAROL M. WIEGAND Felix, “Just you and me!” Chicago CHARLES A. WOLFF DANIEL M. WYNER KARIN WRIGHT ELLEN YAVNER Too much sanity is madness FAYE S. WINSTON The language of friendship is not in words, but meanings. It is an intelligence above language. Henry David Thoreau ROCHELLE A. WOLFE CHANG S. WONG STEVEN H. WONG A true friendship is mutal love and understanding. J CATHERINE YEE The mighty power: Power of Love. Tavaras 66 V DAVID J. ZACK Those who are always looking to give a piece of their mind, are usually the ones who can spare it the least. HOP MIN YEE DONNA M. YEE Lookin ' back. We touched on sorrowful days, With future pass they disappear . . . That ' s the way of the world Plant your flowers, you grow a pearl. Earth, Wind and Fire STEPHEN P. YOUNG JOSEPH RALPH ZISKEND II CLAUDINE S. ZENNER LEE N. ZUCKERBERG LAI KUEN YEE DAVID E. ZIEFF MONIQUE ADAMS ANDR EA BELL ANDREW BRAFF BRENDA L. JEFFERSON It is only as you begin to get older in time: in mind to be sure of your own individuality that you can feel for a person unlike yourself . . . ROBERT JONATHAN LIPSON To a person that who assited me threw my schoul year; Adele JACQUI NICHOLS No love, No friendship may cross our paths without affect- ing our lives in some way forever. DENNIS SULLIVAN Henry Sweet sweet cousin cocaine Lay our cool cool hand on my head Come on sister morphine The Rolling Stone 68 BABBAK ALIZADEH-BABOKI JULIAN L. ALSSID JAMES P. AMENDOLA ROBERT M. BAILEY KIM KHATIJAK BARNETTE JOEL D. BEEDERS PHYLLIS M. BELL HERBERT E. BICKERSTAFFE JOSEPH BLAU MARGARET J. CAMERON LAURIE B. CAPELLE STEPHEN CHENG JOYCE P. CLARK SHAWN CHRISTOPHER COLLINS IRENE M. COPPER LESLEY DAVIDSON SHARON DAVIDSON ARDEN M. DONOVAN CATHERINE SUE EDDY BRUCE L. ELIAS DIMITRY V. EREZ BORIS EVELSON LYNNE M. FARNSWORTH MARSHALL K. FINDLEY BRIAN HARVEY GAY DAVID L. GOLD HOLLY H. GOODWIN DAVID A. GOULD SOPHIE GREEN KENNETH A. HUNT RENEE E. JOHNSON JOHN L. KEMENY PHILIP Y. KUSHI AIK GYAN LEE TUT PO LEE DON ARIEL LEVIN JOHN MACDOUGALL JOEL D. MACKERRON NANCY MACNEIL NEALA A. MACPHERSON RICHARD G. MAXFIELD CHRISTOPHER SCOTT MESA JESSICA L. MOORE LOP-YAN (ALEX) NG JANET NOWOSIELSKI KATHY O’CONNOR MARY LOU O’NEIL ROBERTA M. O’BRIEN MICHAEL D. OTTO JEFFREY J. REICHENTHAL CATHERINE RILEY PATRICIA A. ROGERS ROBERT A. SALTALAMACCHIA ROBERT SCHNEIDE R NADINE L. SELAME THERESA R. SHEA ANDREW M. SHUMAN STEPHEN H. STREMPEK CHERYL A. TANCK JOHNY TALYOR RALPH D. TERRELL JOHN A. TERRES JASON H. TILTON JEANNE M. TRAHON LAURIE K. UMANSKY EUGENIA URITSKY DEMETRIUS VERGETIS GERARD WELSH ADAM A. WIENER THOMAS F. WILBER LING TUNG WONG STEVEN J. WORTON FUNG C. YEE t.s 4 ' ' j ' Officers: Carole Ann Evans, President; Mary Beth Seibel, Treasur er; Absent Nancy Misho, Secretary. JUNIOR STEERING COMMITTEE ROW 1: Renee Bacquelod, Mary Beth Seibel, Carole Ann Evans, Bev Flaxington. ROW 2: Bella Wong, Rebecca Friedmann, Liz Fine, Dana Huebler, Judi Wolff, Jennifer Goldberg, Martha Rosen, Pam Urbas. ROW 3: Janet Papo, Carolle Bailey, Sheri Raps, Cydney Stull, Diane laffey, Georgia Econmakis. ROW 4: Valerie King, Sue Fertig, Naomi Notman, Cathy Picardo, Debbie Sachs, Sharon McKinnon. The Junior Steering Committee represents the class of 1978. Our purpose is to raise money for future school activities. Some of the activities we sponsored this past year were the Fall sports dance and we raised $160.00 for Globe Santa. Thanks to everyone who helped in the activities of the JSC! Mr. Passalacqua, Advisor (■•Ml A-148 ROW 1: Katy Griffin, Wendy Fleishman, Jennifer Goldberg, Jacky Goor, Elizabeth Freed ROW 2: Carole Ann Evans, Suzanne Griffin, Laura Epstein, Farzanett Khodadad, Helen Norman, Dalit Yassour. ROW 3: Ar- lene Singer, Sheila Driscoll, Matt Connarton, Ron Gillis, Shaul Tikck- hinsky. ROW 4: John Ely, Kosta Exarhoulakas, Al Grusby, Terry Lee, ROW 5: Steve Ford, Gordon Evans, James McCarthy, Dr. Fernandez TO 1 ft - r j J | 1 ,| tel m i C i ' i f Wi ?t W7WJT s Q R-208 ROW 1: Mary Donovan, Evelyn Kauf- man, Felicia Huggins, Karen Johnson, Becky Henry, Theresa Cose, Robert Green. ROW 2: Shaun Fay, James Keane, Donna Hunt, Howard Henry, Laura Gamer, Deborah Harrington, Darlene Holzworth. ROW 3: Alexander MacLean, Theirry Cushing, Maida Edmond, Bradford Lamprey, Jeff Janis, Harriet Fremont-Smith, Arthur Klein R-213 ROW 1: Mr. Goldman, Brett Hetmck, Mark Colbert, Bea Ryan, Connie Di- ffer, Sharon Buckley, Cathy MacKin- non. ROW 2: Larry Crapo, Annette Burlin, Sue Fertig, John Egan, Jeanne Yee, Marcia Azoff. ROW 3: Dick Wil- goren, Neal Doherty, Debbi Heffernan, Jay Lowenstein, Denise Chmielinski, Tina Casale ROW 1: Mr. Rothstein, Michelle Cos- tello, Elizabeth Karlstrom, Margie Adelman, Wendy Bern, Bobby Boyd. ROW 2: Bob Ng, Heidi Abber, Patrise Carpman, Paul Blair, Jin Kim, Eric Anderson. ROW 3: Paul Ng, Julie Breslof, Tommy Azmon, Beth Aaron, Eileen Bullard. ROW 4: Charles Wil- liams, Debbie Pettipaw, Denise Bo- land, Carol Bailey, Nancy Coleman. ROW 5: Noam Nisan, Louis Scialdone, Donald Feldman, Carlos Cano, Mike Bresinski A-247 ■ A-258 ROW 1: Sharon Mackinnon, Florence Lowe, Carol Kennedy, Winnie Ip, Ludmila Korenev, Dr. Berko. ROW 2: Diane Laffey, Lynn Colson, Tomasa Lunaga, Joan Lee, Karen Jaffe. ROW 3: Paul Lyons, Debbie Massirman, Nora Lehmann, Narine Tashjian, Amy Lefkowith, Audrey May. ROW 4: Robert Harris, Jack Kennedy, Roi Meir Evron, Hong Ki Paik, Edward Jacobs, David Cline A-260 ROW 1: Mr. Dudley, Bruce Sweet, James Milton, Cheryl Moy, Susan Penwarden, Andrea Rosenbaum. ROW 2: John Burger, Kevin McBride, Cathy Morrin, Maureen Nissenbaum, Marcia Rosen, Sally Fredkin. ROW 3: Paul Riley, Michael McCarthy, Charlie Pepper, Berty Katz, Darrell Mook, Nina Meister. ROW 4: Vincent Thomas, David Rosenberg, Mark Noonan, Paul McGrath, Peter Welch ROW 1: Helen Leung, Wendy Silvers- tein, Leah Weinstein, Louise Short, Bella Wong, Laura Tofias, Mrs. Man- hard. ROW 2: Ellen Sherman, Cynthia Rich, Karen Kwan, Sue Silverstein, Joanne Thornton, David Willis. ROW 3: Jack Rothwell, Amy Chan, Betsy Rubinstein, Mike Sapers, Yi Yee, Kerry Shapiro, Perry Wong. ROW 4: Michelle Williams, Jeff Schwartz, Mike Brackett, Steve Wyzanski, Ed Sharib, Mike Westfall. ROW 5: Jim Mullins R-301 ROW 1: Ron Berney, Marty Wilkes, Sharon Kampler, Terri Nelson, Marisa Ladoulis, Danielle Barshak, Heidi Neipris. ROW 2: Rita Keane, Lisa Strempek, Susan O’Neil, Amy Sallen, Eric Spunt, Ziv Haskal, Sanford Wong. ROW 3: Ms. Gallagher, Jim Strunk, Harry Zuker, Caroline Swartz, Craig Medoff, John Soohoo, Richard Sulli- van. ROW 4: Jeff Wright, Roy Pier, Miller Tobin, Matthew Partan, Raul Melendez, Mark McDonald, Steve Cul- len R-303 ROW 1: Mrs. Lane, Kathleen Colan- ton, Lorraine Hobbs, Cydney Stull, Andrea Kamerow, Grace Mitchell, Martha Rosen, Marlene Standel. ROW 2: Ronald Berry, Mellisa Walter, Ste- ven Berardi, Pamela Urbes, John Lamphier, John McQuaid, Matthew Sager. ROW 3: Daniel Taylor, Adam Rees, Ken Vaid, John Marsh, William Pearson. ROW 4: Thomas McLoughin, Kevin McWeeney L-334 ROW 1: Brain Obershaw, Paula De- mopoulus, Leslie Nechin, Susan Lar- kin, Paula Kaplan, Alan Meister. ROW 2: Stephen Lui, Mark Epstein, Ellen Coan, Sarah Smith, Bonnie Demling, Patricia Murphy, Debbie Sachs, Naomi Notman. ROW 3: Martin Dopazo, Irving Crichlow, Jimmy Lock- wood, Tim Piera, Sarkis Keuleyan, Greg Sneddon L-335 ROW 1: Holly Beye, Laura Kanter, Druann McGhee, Joan Craffey, Debra Mellett, Dorothy Gould. ROW 2: Toni Williams, Joanne McCue, Liz Fine, Peggy McMahon, Ms. Smith. ROW 3: Gordon Chin, Michael Gold, David Chaplin, Tom Crowley, Nancy Misho, Eric Drooker, Suzette Gibbs. ROW 4: Jonathan Feinberg, Mark Friedman, Cindy Plowden, Kenny Greene, Oliver Lewis, Stephen Burke. ABSENT: John DiPonzio, Joe McCaffery L-336 ROW 1: Bruce Levy, Barri-Sue Black, Debra Yee, Mary Reardon, Bill Ab- rams. ROW 2: Stuart Simmons, Jonathan Miller, Luci Spina- Silverman, Ellena Friedman, Lisa Sulli- van. ROW 3: Paul MacLoud, Phil Har- rington, David Rees, Rachel Fein, Lizette Gecel. ROW 4: Ms. Pessolano, Tom Roddy, Gary Larson, Gerald Sul- livan, Bruce Doherty, Jeffry Newman. ABSENT: Gail Mason, Sheila Costello, Leslie Endlar, Catherine McGovern, Brian Fox, Steven Gill L-340 ROW 1: Jennifer Kostick, Martha Silber, Cheryl Raps, Renee Bar- quelod, Debra Harris, Christopher Dean. ROW 2: John Lam, Kai Sing Lee, Steve Rosenthal, Bruce Zohn, Jason Taylor. ROW 3: Mark Markell, Eric Bloom, Marc Schneider, Richard Papert, Mr. Murphy, Charles Ritter, Lawrence Hoch L-341 ROW 1: Kim Ross, Betty Herrero, John Hay, Johanna Wish, Bev Flaxington, Toni Langerman. ROW 2: Chris Scott, Tony Underwood, Helen Chu, Stephanie Sklar, Mr. Slaven. ROW 3: Steve Marks, Mary Beth Seibel, Robin Murphy, Amy Goldman, Robert Balkin, Rory Lettvin. ROW 4: Robert Gustin, Paul Mullaney, Eugene Doherty, Jimmy Gavin P-351 ROW 1: Lou Anne Aber, Nur Kulic, Debbie Wolk, Sara Walzer, Carol Pfeiffer, Ina Ratner, Katie Rothstein. ROW 2: Joanne Shaughnessy, Kim Bat- tle, Cheryl O ' Malley, Betty Martinez, Linda Spitzer, Sara Schley, Valerie Tate, Ken Segal. ROW 3: Yael Bruno, Eve Sadowsky, Bernice Wong, Mark Riendeau, Albert Schinazi, Colette Wong. ROW 4: Cos Nicastro, Jon Wentworth, Greg Roos, Mark Resnick, Brian O ' Connell, Andy Shapiro, David Seigal, Mr. Howard P-359 ROW 1: Carol Connor, Jenia Walter, Pam Curtin, Mindy Dickstein, Ana Baires, Roxanne Camann. ROW 2: Debby Clark, Paul Christie, Joey Gadman, Ken Abrams, Mary Kay Corvo, Linda Clukey, Mr. Smith. ROW 3: Irwin Schwartz, Ben Brody, John Billings, Jon Baker, Kenny Churchill, David Bloom. ROW 4: Princess Johnson, Alisa Castain, David Allon, Lenny Delvecchio, Denis Coleman. k i H f J ROW 1: Tanya Delgardo, Debbie Rausch, David Lepore, Miss Nardone, Julie Katz, Anne Seltzer, Scott McFar- lane ROW 2: Kai Tai Lee, John Con- way, Cindy Hwee, Charles Hughes, Theresa Melville, Mark Piatelli, Jonathan Gottstein. ROW 3: Richard MacPherson, Keith McGrath, Toni McLean, Richard Zetlin, Brian Horblitt, Robert Lee. ROW 4: Herbert Lee, Michael Kirby, Peter MacPher- son, John Hamilton P-361 ROW 1: Andrew Holtz, Christine Johnson, Robert Bing-You, Teddy Flessas, Thomas Flannery, Michelle Glazer. ROW 2: Nora Grey, Michael Gotkin, Olga Herrero, Georgia Economakis, Darlene Farrell, George Gallop. ROW 3: Rebecca Friedmann, John Walker, John Hinkel, William Hirschowitz, Jon Gutoff, Norman Fine. ROW 4: Gregory Fox, Steven Bernson, Michael Fallon, Jason Eisack, Bruce Hanford, Mr. Cunnin- gham P-363 P-377 ROW 1: Margaret Yee, Lynn Hillyard, Rita Lopez, David Smith, Tony Rao. ROW 2: Lise Yskamp, Darren Wagner, Richard Perez, Irene Shurdut, Richard Diamond, Mrs. Howell. ROW 3: Doug Stokes, Andrew Stein, Mark Trachtenberg, John Teahan, Eric Alch, Ron Sohn ROW 1: Judy Wolff, Janey Papo, Sha- ron Stahl, Kathleen Mahon, John Cormier, Robert Sahakian, Anne Robinson. ROW 2: Barbara Houlihan, Lavinia Robinson, Catherine Picardo, Lynn Colson, Barry Stanton, Mr. Bernstein. ROW 3: Eric Sorensen, Paul Sherman, John Risse, Michael Hunter, Martha Steverman, John Dundon, John Kilgallon, Ted Davis, Francis Dimento, John Riley R-385 R-120 ROW 1: Melanie Brown, Giela Grey, Susan Gamer, Moeve Cullinane, Paula Finstein. ROW 2: Katherine Bowditch, Beth Imhoff, Christina Fairbank, Caryn Canney, Mary Conroy. ROW 3: Eileen Watkins, Paul Horris, Howard Fields, Gregory Fox, Dana Brown. ROW 4: Mark Belinsky, Matthew Doyle, John Simon, Elliot Finn. ROW 5: Paul Stokle, Yves Cazeau, Brian Cameron R-200 ROW 1: Anne Goldberg, Joaquin Be- nton, Carole O ' Neil, Christine Chap- man, Helen Cormier, Rachelle Bar- shak, Susan Costello, Jeffrey Shaffer. ROW 2: Virginia Gracey, Mary Con- stantine, Candyce Chandler, Kim Hef- fernan, Sandra Differ, Joan Gulley, Linda Gauger. ROW 3: Lawrence Ra- min, Anthony Dreyfus, Brian Crapo, Richard Leong, Steven Gauger, Robert MacNeil. ROW 4: John Leone, Maxwell Jones, David Magson, Gar- rett Crowley A-261 ROW 1: David Friedman, Perrie Sever, Linda Feinerman, Galya Gittens, Heidi Goldberg. ROW 2: Francis Casey, Clare Fox, Haim Stein, Judy Galli- more. ROW 3: Gordon Bennett, Jon Chorover, Matthew Davis, Sara Holmes, Reginald Amory. ROW 4: Vit- aly Libanov, Thomas Ayan, Paul Cul- linane, Yong Ki Paik A-262 ROW 1: Mrs. Sydney, Carol Donnally, Dotty Caroll, Joyce Boland, Amy Fitzpatrick, Linda Chin, Laura Garcia ROW 2: Karen Gibbs, Angela Gadsby, Karen Griffin, Terry Akashian, Susan DiPesa, May Chin. ROW 3: Nina Bar- ron, Susanne Gruber, Michael Cos- tello, Benjamin Chan, Douglas Cheung, Philip Fong. ROW 4: Paul Peyev, Dan Gordan, John Peyev, Jon Close, Edwin Benet A-263 ROW 1: Mark Wyzanski, Fung Yee, Oren Tasini, Camille Norton, Robert Yee. ROW 2: Susan Wu, Catherine Ip, Lynne Sweet, Kim Richards, Marsha Seigelman, Ellen Davidson, Jody Poltack, David Mann, Joe White, Dean Maimonis. ROW 3: Mrs. Smith, David Lee, Gilbert Katz, Charles Vonlichtenberg, Richard Murphy, Matt Westfall, Larry May. ROW 4: Gary McCue, Robert Thiffault, Richard Nelson. A-265 ROW 1: Ms. Costopoulos, Suzie Lorenzo, David Krakow, Keith Kelley, Daniel Haskins. ROW 2: Belinda Lane, Alexa Trefonides, Carla Koritz, David Margolis, Victor Lew. ROW 3: James Hickey, Joshua Gray, Michael Haggerty, Harvey Manon, David Hussey. V: A-268 ROW 1: Tim Kickham, Lewis Schneider, Cheryl Ross, Shelly Mintz, Jody Shulins, Vang Hug. ROW 2: Brigid Flanigan, Bob Blair, John Welch, Kamlok. ROW 3: Joan Smith, Leon Trefler, Ayn Interloper, Cathy Miller, Pholy Nauyen. ROW 4: Tom Ward, Katy Tager, Mr. Ladenburg B : l 1 1 1 i ! | P-275 ROW 1: Regina Morgan, Stephanie Brown, David Bossman, Jeff Bloom- field, Steve Burnley, Margaret Kramer, Jane Sadowsky, Ellen Cohen. ROW 2: Ken Chin, Joel Priestley, Michael Mor- rissey, Lily Lee, Nancy Guppy, Karen Bagley, Cheryl VanDam, Judy Backman. ROW 3: David Chin, Mark Bigelow, Paul Brown, Dana Pyburn, Chris Cotton, Linda Arsenault, Inga Grinbergs, Mr. Marvin Pave ABSENT: Howard Swartz, Safra Catz 91 R-309 ROW 1: Helen Giannopoulou, Donna Wolf, Levana Kodsi, David Halpern, Nancy Aronson, Mark Wilber, Alan Fried. ROW 2: Mr. Albert Jean, August Leppelmeir, Joel Kadis, Yvonne Re- addy, Gigi Marsh, Leslie Buter, Kathy Hennessey. ROW 3: Dean Galatis, Ronnie Glucksman, James Lau, Billy Gropman, Roy Passer. ROW 4: Matthew Sacks, Leonard Gorham, Jed Klein, Howard Katz, Butch Taylor ■It .At ft! ' r 4 k - L i . . .. .. - 1 1 1 W R-314 ROW 1: Debbie Dana, Elizabeth Mederos, Janice Pineo, Lani Smith, Marc Berenson, Tom Hunter. ROW 2: Mr. Erelli, Vanessa Alssid, Amy Nason, Alex Movahed, Mark Levine, Jay Levine, Roseanne Pender. ROW 3: Debbie Digiovanni, Jyoti Daniere, Nancy Pastan Paul Nolan, Mark Picardo, Lisa May. ROW 4: Steven Mil- ler, Greg Risse, Ron Mitchell, Robert Ewanouski, David Moroney, Peter Seitz ROW 1: Randall Wells, Laurie Gordon, Patricia Goodrich, Scott Dulman, Ai- leen Paris, Richard Foster, James Far- rell. ROW 2: David Glickman, Jennifer Bauer, Peter Curtin, Janice Fairhurst, Sharan Friedberg, Alex Gagliardi. ROW 3: Ben Linson, Jeff Schwaber, Costa Evangelakos, Kim Greene, Eric Geller P-364 ROW 1: Wayne Lebeaux, Amy Hugh, Abby Sapers, Mr. Cohen, Nancy Kass- ner, Susan Fleishman, Karen Holtz. ROW 2: Eileen Hughs, Lynn Leonardo, Shirley Hoffman, Susan Hennessey, Karen Hwee, Brian Johnson. ROW 3: Lori Halperin, James Mattimoe, Scot Arnold, Cleste Lockhart, John Hunt, Karolyn Kirby, Paul Harran, Jacqueline Kirby, David Clark, Tozia Hinkel, Josh Kaplan P-370 ROW 1: Lisa Perry, Eric Preman, Anne Heyman, Elissa Baker, Joe O ' Connor, Robert Madden. ROW 2: Tirzah Nar- done, Leslie McLaughlin, David Con- nors, Andy Toto, Emily Allen, Adam Hurwich, John Prorok. ROW 3: Amy Nicastro, Paul Duncan, David Mahoney, Jeremy Rabinovitz, Roger Miller, Ricky Onorato. ROW 4: Doug Miller, Mary Jean Connors, Marta Makara, Kathy Riley, Kevin Malinn, Daryl Nobles, Mr. Mitchell ABSENT: Lisa Newman, Nancy Conway P-382 ROW 1: John Findley, Bobby Zucker- nik, David Schnee, Laurie Stern, Iris Sonnenschein, Rosa Thibodeau, Miss Manter. ROW 2: Terri Zeichick, Sherri Zeichick, Carol Schlosberg, Jim Kap- lan, Lorin Sandler, Jerry Mayer. ROW 3: Eileen Sherman, Ellen Simes, David Kauf, Jon Yorks, David Wagner, Bill Ward. ROW 4: Larry Sperber, Jim Weinberg, Paul Polishuk, Mark Stearns, Stacy Shechter R-393 ROW I: Harry Starger, Marjorie Sterett, Alisa Finkel, Flori San- tosuosso, Paul Spinney, Peter Sigel, Betty Lee. ROW 2: Bonnie Resnick, Andrew Ling, Michelle Poche, Nancy Young, Lillian Scheffer, Amy Wolff, Richard Wong, Miss Cahill. ROW 3: Maura Sheehan, Chris Conlin, Eugene Yuen, Frank Schneider, Mark Chang, Simon Long. ROW 4: Kevin O ' Leary, Blair Thurman, Margaret Domurad, Cathy Shelburne, Karen Sullivan L-406 ROW 1: Mark Wong, Ronald Boyd, Dane Shelton, Jane Tobin, Faith Pechenich. ROW 2: Jonathan Niles, Greg Scorziollo, Ricardo Torres, An- drew Adler, Debby Piltch, Viven Moy, Cheryl Dugan. ROW 3: Steven Salzman, James Novakoff, Alberto Carmona, Marie O’Brien, Lynda Ritter, Beverley Juez, Wayne Wong, Bonnie Gee. ROW 4: Paul Smolens, James Boyd, John Ammendola, Bill Smith Sarah Carter, Ms. Kijewski L-407 ROW 1: Gile Beye, Dena Herzog, Jes- sica Kantor, Claire Cockfield, Deborah Gavian, Tikrah Fuhro. ROW 2: Abbie Davidson, Carolyn Peck, Darrel Nor- ris, Michael Noah, David Rosenbaum. ROW 3: Ken Anderson, Luke O ' Brien, Edward Chu, Dan Tarlow. ROW 4: Michael Chu, John Workman, David Clifford, Michelle Corps, Mrs. Flaherty L-408 ROW 1: Jane MacKerron, Myra D. Poverman, Steve Stotsky, Mauricio Rubio. ROW 2: Lisa Creedon, Susan Underwood, Dara Goldman, Lynne Kerstein, Mitchell Rose, J. Kullowith. ROW 3: Helen Whitcher, Shirley Jung, Susan Gordon, Raul Silva, Timothy Mamis. ROW 4: Alexander Romanul, Julian Epstein, Andrew Lally. ROW 5: Hesley Bullett, Dean Bourloukas, John Nixon, Richard Krouson, Dean Herrero ROW 1: Ms. Bailey, Betsy Miller, Meri Feldman, Diane Hewsley, Sandra Shankle, Mary Edgerton. ROW 2: Jeff Sweeny, Philip Chin, Karen Murphy, May Yee, Andrea Hall. ROW 3: Leaha MacPherson, Andy Monrow, Oneil McDonna, Susan Arnold, Brian Stein- brecher. ROW 4: Mike Braverman, Mike Kilduff, George Dunnells, Steve Goldstein L-409 L-410 ROW 1: Daniel Kass, Robert Schwartz, Chris Mullaney, Josh Duhl, Morris Naggar. ROW2: Leah Hansen, Elizabeth Milbury, Cheryl Litton, Yasuyo Iguchi, Deborah Ellis. ROW 3: Eleanor Hanley, Cheryl Lefman. ROW 4: Raymond Owen, Kevin Rees, Sherman Fong, Leslie Scherer, Richy Deloney. ROW 5: James Keohane, Ms. Splendore, Ken Cunningham 98 II li FRESHMEN 101 Mk wwutt i m -ill a 1 ■V r m J 4 ■� flH f f li « Jm .1 urn R-106 ROW 1: Kevin Heffernan, Sherri Bar- low, Joseph Buckley, Luis Melendez, Mark Doherty, Debbie Mar, Aaron Blackman. ROW 2: Larry Goldstein, Russell Lowenstein, Richard Wong, Andrea Shea, William Lee, Janet Kas- ten. ROW 3: Glenda LeMar, Caroline Walsh, Karen Kleideman, Anne Gulley, Paula Trahon, Scott Chandler. ROW 4: Alison Jones, Peter Schechtel, Doug Cormier, Richard Tobin, Jean- nine Wheaton, Cheryl Bean L-112 ROW 1: Debra Miller, Carolyn Perkins, Lukas Kolm, Gavin Cockfield, Jeanne McCue. ROW 2: Stephen Schultz, Jean Mellett, Tracy Cain, Carlton Soohoo. ROW 3: Deborah House, Carey Hueber, Erin Donovan, Pia Fer- rara ROW 4: Thomas Olafson, Daniel Abramson, Neal Feinberg, James Webb, Robert Firth. ROW 5: George Carson, Mrs. Xypteras L-1 14 ROW 1: Lisa Braverman, Cindy Yung, Valerie Jellson, Susan Locklear, John Whitcomb, Phyllis Austin. ROW 2: Genevie Hammond, Michelle An- drews, Susan Barnett, Dawn McMa- han, Maura Carson, Serena Heartz, David Peabody. ROW 3: Penny Miller, Carla Mettawer, Petra Boch, Michael Hirsh. ROW 4: Andy Heffernan, Dexter Callender, Frank Swart, Mr. McCarthy L-1 22 ROW 1: Mr. Dunbar, Robert Mallock, Kevin Litton, David Chasdi, Doris Leong, Susan Wong, Kathy Lee. ROW 2: Henry Crawford, Eliezer Goldsmith, Karen Fleishman, Rose Mary Mattuck, Charmaine Minner, Dagmar Todorov, Danielle Pletka, Nancy Kaplan, Lisa Blacker. ROW 3: Henry Minsky, David Chouinard. ROW 4: Beth Nathanson, Susan Stroller, Stuart Wagner, Kevin Lai ly ABSENT: Joanne Burns, Derin Sherman ROW 1: Diane Hortwitz, Terri Bunch, Jill Chin, Richard Canney, Stuart Briefer. ROW 2: Janet Parker, Carol Brown, Debby Chapin, Georgia Phil- lips, Diane Chin, Cindy Moore. ROW 3: Brett Sever, Jennifer Berry, Grace Gibson, Mrs. Gutierrez, Richard Gollis, David Henry. ROW 4: David Kelley, Sean Kelley, Eyal Grunebaum, Asaf Tadmor, Ronald Hills, Kevin Devaney A-143 104 ROW 1: Kathleen Casey, Peter Gruen- baum, Irene Chan, Alyson Hunt, Michelle Donovan, Amy Bern, Alan Aaron, Edward Gresser. ROW 2: Ofra Arbel, Evan Abrahams, Matthew Ellis, Daniel Hagerty, Peter Green, Shelby Hall, Tracey Green, Raz Gross. ROW 3: Ryne Allen, Ming Lik, Steven Wayne, Larry Cynkin. ROW 4: Kurt Einstein, Jimmy Reardon, Alex Guran, Eric Daniel, Adam Berman, Ms. Dan- berg A-144 ROW 1. Alex Tsopeis, Michael Ceder, Sally Chin, Louis Fiorenzi, Jaua Suwalsky, Sarah Murphy, Ruth Eps- tein, Tracy Coyne. ROW 2: Jin Kim, Teddy Chaiban, John Janes, Susie Fong, Sheila MacKinnon, Judi Locke, Margaret Concannon, Lisa Turetsky, Laurie Holbrook. ROW 3: Mrs. Cahn, Mark Dorfman, Semyon Gelman, Howard Lowe, Aurelio Tisnes. ROW 4: Bruce Milton, Ron Cullen, Peter Evans, Audrew Colton, Jeff Kennedy R-202 ROW 1: Majorie Broder, Andrea Stuart, Paul Senecal, Jon Auen, Mar- tin Hyde, Betty Cannell. ROW 2: Robin Cedrone, Lisa Berger, Betsy Rodman, Zoya Zobair, Vivienna Jaffee, Jenny Staton. ROW 3: John Brendt, Brad Wasserman, Jim Wyner, Duane Bugg, Sabrina Landrum 105 L-224 ROW 1: Marian Yee, Jackie Aaron, Cindy Murphy, Patsy Harris, Harold Poverman, Bruce Berfield, Mamoru Iguchi. ROW 2: Priscilla Smith, Jen- nifer Lockwood, Rhonda Kogos, Richard Langenthal, Diana Webb, Scott Sneddon. ROW 3: Brian Whitcher, Jimmy Kohn, John Doherty, Paul Kildull, David Sobel. ROW 4: Dan Clark, Jimmy Seibel, Nelson Fong, David Sachs A-246 ROW 1: Raymond Penwarden, Gary Rubenstein, Clifford Long, Peter Mas- sik, Henry Yee. ROW 2: Sharon Kugell, Michael Isenberg, Paul Lanzkron, Andrea Husser, Patty Mann. ROW 3: Stuart Wax, Charlie Wiener, Ondine Lizdenis, Robert Wong, Debbie McCleod, Debbie Kindred. ROW 4: Marshall Bruce, Corinne McCarthy, Debbie Mason, Mr. Wright. MISSING: Michael Fredkin, Sherrie Higgins yl|fP Jt- ml V r r r ! |L j| 106 L-253 A-255 ROW 1: Alice Lam, Beth Rosenthal, Audrey Frank, Alicia Zdanovich, An- nette Pechenick. ROW 2: Dr. Plotkin, Laurie Greenberg, Debbie Hoffman, Laurie Endlar, Linda Black, Sally Sass, Laura Notman. ROW 3: Darrel Ray, Jon Racquelod, Julie Minsky, Dennis Harrington, Laurel Simmons, Andrea Murphy, Laura Stratton, Michele Figueira. ROW 4: James Reardon, Rob Raps, David Miller, Michael Dean, Paul McCoy, Ron Furey, Glenn Sulli- van, Lloyd Lovering. ROW 5: David Simmons, Kai Lee ROW 1: Michael Gray, Robert Sulli- van, Susan Pepper, Amy Rutstein, Judy Temple, Janet Levin. ROW 2: Dana Maszoular, Laura Rosemen, Maureen O’Leary, Lori Rosenbaum, Pam Reichental, Mrs. F. Osmen. ROW 3: Kevin O’Maroch, Susanne Walsh, Hades Azna, Louise Sheldon, Mark Werner, Charles Repett. ROW 4: Ed- ward Lee, Mark Stuhr, Mark Lender, Margaret Gaffrey, Deaudre Berry, Berro Schmidt, Robert Lucas R-304 ROW 1: Bruni Burres, Matthew Wilber, Steve Gamer, Robert Galasti, Hilary Petersen, lllene Dubow, Deirdre Cullinane. ROW 2: Jane Lojek, Jerry McQuaid, Greg Bigger, Jim Corbett, Margo Childs Jane Bradley, Mrs. Armstrong. ROW 3: Pardip Vaid, Liz Mikulecky, Paul Drain, Rose Gershon, Alice Finn, Robin Lipson, Jodi Dell. ROW 4: Greg Fay, Joe Hunt, Cheryl Lamprey R-307 ROW 1: Karen Goldman, Amy Gorelick, Alan Mills, Marianne Paley, Mully Gabel, Arthur Wright. ROW 2: Lori Kredenser, Claudia Dupre, Laura Haun, Robert Dinatale, Richard Bell, Nelson SooHoo. ROW 3: Michael Fine, Eric Hornfeldt, Scott Curtis, Stephen Kaplan 108 P-344 ROW 1: William Coakley, Christopher Bennett, Eileen Pettipaw, Lyn Bigelow, Claire Chin, John Caulfield. ROW 2: David Boxenhorn, Andrea Burnstein, Peter Bradbury, Robin Cadman, Magali Dimanche, Joy Jartman, Beverly Lee P-346 ROW 1: David Dillon, Feargal O’Reagan, Soo Ling Mah, Andrea Curtin, liana Hollenberg, Brenda Red- ding, Roy Harvey, William Sullivan. ROW 2: Mrs. Delanjian, Sonya Grop- man, Douglas Goodman, Peter Economakis, Paul Shaughnessy, Carolyn Dugan, Laura Galloway, John Griffin, John Nicastro. ROW 3: Paul O ' Brien, Arik Dahlberg, Shawn Dono- van, Carolyn Fox, Ellen Hedberg, Michael Resnick, Marc Gordon, Kath- leen Fallon, Amanda Yskamp j i pi i � ( P-347 ROW 1: John Mearles, Karen Karidoyanes, Sheila Jeswald, Elizabeth Fine, Kathy MacPherson, Pauline Lee. ROW 2: Richard Perry, Lisa Onorato, Debbie Kaplan, Cindy Loo, Peter Lee, Doreen Goodrich, Diana Shoolman. ROW 3: Carlton Peters, Jeffrey Renton, Heidi Kelly, Angela Hemingway, Jackie Joy , Al- bert Saavedra. ROW 4: Orlando No- bles, Francis Malinn, Michael Jeffer- son, Mrs. Corcoran, Joseph Berkman, William O ' Connor, Harley Hillyard P-348 ROW 1: Gillian Walke, Alice May, Lee Olin, Hannag Marguand, Jane Red- stone, Suzanne MacDonald. ROW 2: Jerome Kampler, Stephen Mitchell, Lisa Plummer, Maurya Sullivan, Andrea Champaux, Dolly Younkers. ROW 3: Alexander Kilinsky, Phil Wil- kosky, Peter May, Brigette McNally, Brian Lincoln, Joseph Quinn. ROW 4: Michael Quinn, Louis Kuncz, Jack Messing, Charles Pergantis, Mrs. Seltzer, James Brown, Stephen Petrie 110 P-350 ROW 1: Ronald Yee, Darsalle Smith, Eric Stearns, Jeffry Sudalter, Leslie Wagner, Heidi Smith, Julie Silberger. ROW 2: Larry Spiegal, Karen MacGil- livray, Carl Zeigler, Shelley Strowman, Karen Thurm, Wayne Morrison ROW 3: Gerard Ward, Kemeny Curtis, Val- erie Miller, Lynda Madden, Sandra Simard, Mary Ward. ROW 4: Mr. Chellguist, Mark Hanford, Karen Sutherland, Kevin Castain, Jordan Dickstein, Dan Tompkins, Brian Whitehouse • i— ■ Msatu— i MM BBS L U 9 f • f J F ' j R-390 ROW 1: Kleanthes Koniaris, Mark Litt, Ricardo Wray, David Silbert, Dee Dee Adams, Connie Hew. ROW 2: David Stein, Tracy Martin, Alex Young, Carol Pastan, Bonnie Santosuosso, Sinikka Williams, Mr. Flint. ROW 3: Chris Roth, Mikel Tsipis, Lawrence Nord- quist, Joan Stanton, John Williams, Nancy Katz 111 ROW 1 : Jessica Shubow, Ted Shure, Tammy Selig, Dawn Warriner, Ricky Locke, Philip Kushi, Jordan Finegold, Aaron Gruenberg, Anne Messitt, Phred Churchill, Jackie Clark, Syd Boucher, Sandy Meyers, Rachel Cantor, Mike Frantz, Leslie Magson. ROW 2: Catherine Zimmerman, Hans Guttman, Meredith Page, Beth Thompson, Susan Rich, Debbie Webb, Bruce Miller, Rachel Winer, Eric Lynton, Diane Barrett, Arden Donovan, Clay Larsen, Ruth Scotch, Karen Klein, David Moore, Martha Matson, Susan Rosen, Jay Harris, Genya Bernstein, Anne Carter, Adriana Wechsler. ROW 3: Emily Mar, Stephen Strempek, Howie Lurie, Susana Fried, Eric Menyuk, Angie Hurlbut, Ann DiStefano, Cathy Doyle, Alanna Hein, Rob Gamble, Barbara Cauper, Mirele Goldsmith, Lisa Berman, Elaine Klingsberg, Kathy Opton, Amy Rosen, Sara Duhl, Irene Cooper. 113 j ” j ; 1 jc 1 119 COMPUTER Business Distributive Education and the D.E. Store Medical Careers DRIVERS EDUCATION 120 123 ■ BF •BSS; • i ' , - sriii - . M. The 76 Cross Country team finished with a disappointing reco rd of 2-7 this year. But with early season injuries to key runners, we didn’t reach full strength until later on. However, the whole team worked hard and brought their times down. Seniors John Ottinger, Dave Gold, and Bruce Saaber ran well all year. Good Luck to next year’s team. Larry Page 129 ROW 1: Jana Handwerk, Mark Piatelli, Jimmy Goldstein, Peter Gruenbaum, Ted Chaiban, Drew Lally. ROW 2: Carl Schwaber, Paul Lanzkron, Steve Rosenthal, Scott Macfarlane, Jimmy Kap- lan, Gary Larson, Larry Page (captain). ROW 3: Mr. Laasko (coach), Jim Lockwood, Kerry Shap- iro, Chang Wong, Phillip Harrington, John Ottinger. PORK CHOP, PORK CHOP GREASY, GREASY HOW ARE WE CONNA WIN? EASY, EASY! FIELD J.V.. ROW 1: Lisa Perry, Judi Wolfe, Linda Rit- ter (Captain), Laura Cantor, Leslie Wagner, Jeanie McCue. ROW 2: Joanne Burns, Anne Gulley, Carolyne Duggan, Amy Hanley, Laurie McCaffrey, Sandra Simard, Joan Gulley 130 HOCKEY Varsity: ROW 1: Sally Steverman, (Captain). ROW 2: Peggy Cameron, Joanne Thornton, Carol Conner, Kim Harris, Debbie Piltch, Mary Beth Seibel, Miss Collin (Coach). ROW 3 Lisa May, Jackie Kirby, Joyce Boland, Leslie Endler, Sarah Schley, Angie Hurlbut Marie O ' Brien, Laurie Mann Sticks Down! Sweep! Kill it! Rush it! Retreat, Retreat! M! W! Cut!!! Watch Your Mouth!! Mooove it!! SCORE!!! Aimeeee We made it to the States!!!! Sally Steverman 131 132 This year we tried everything including shaving our heads. But when you don ' t have the size, speed, or experience, it ' s not easy to win ball games. The funny thing is that you feel the same amount of pain after winning a game as after losing one. Philippe Frangules Steve Ewanouski George Vien Varsity: ROW I: Barry Stanton, Jed Klien, Paul Lyons, Gary McCue, Robbie Ward, John Kilgallon, Kevin Thiffault, Costa Evangelakos, Ken Churchill. ROW 2: Michael Spillane, Brian Sheehan, Bill Simmons, George Vien (Captain), Steve Ewanouski (Captain), Philippe Frangules (Captain), Paul Monahan, Joe Canney, Joe Steinhauser. ROW 3: Richard Patnon (Coach), Ronald Pellegrini (Coach), Kevin McWeeney, Maxwell Jones, Richard Taylor, Robert Ewanouski, Bill Pearson, Matthew Sperber, John Corrigan, Joe Fremont-Smith, Steven Burke, Richard Long, Edward Schluntz (Coach). ROW 4: William Hirshowitz, Paul Brown, Tom Roddy, Daniel Taylor, Roger DiPesa, Colin O’Connell, Richard Zetlin, Paul Mullaney, Neil Doherty 133 Football FROSH: ROW 1: Bobby Scialdone, Kevin O ' Marah, Jim Reardon, Dennis Harrington, Kevin Heffernan, Duane Bugg, Billy Coakley, Joey Buckley, Jerry McQuade Ray Pennwarden. ROW 2: Al Jones, Bobby Galasti, Jordan Dickstein, Peter May, Richard Tobin, Joe Hunt, Shawn Kelly, Mark Lender, Ricky Bell, Greg Fay, Gerard Ward. ROW 3: John Wee, Michael Jefferson, John Doherty, Richard Perry, Harley Hillard, Paul McKay, Louis Melendez, Jimmy Seibel, Paul Drain, Dan Clark, Richard Langenthal, Richard Cullen, Coach Sterndale. ROW 4: Coach Waldstein, Carlos Cliff Long, Al Saavedra, George Carson, Ronnie Butterworth, David Simmons, Evan Ratner, Douglas Frazier, Frank Malinn, Dexter Callender 134 JV: ROW 1: Mark Piccado, William Ward, Cos Nicastro, David Clark, Howie Katz, David Rosenberg, Robert MacNeil. ROW 2: Kevin O ' Leary, Gary Crowley, Richard Nelson, Michael Costello, Joseph White, Frank Curran, Jimmy Mattimoe, Joel Kadis, Ken Abrams, David Moroney. ROW 3: Ron DiVincenzo (Coach), James Hickey, Billy Gropman, Thomas Ward, Jason Isaac, Darrell Mock, Jon Close, Paul Polisack, John MacCrae, Tom Krisack (Coach) ROW 1: Amy Fitzpatrick, Andrea Hall, Karen Pappas, Cheryl Fay (Captain). Debbie Harris, Pam Curtin, Katie Griffin. ROW 2: Mary Walsh, Cynthia Kaplan, Judy Connor, Sheila Harrington, Jane Alpers 135 FIRST ROW: Billy Hammond, band manager, Teddy Shure, JIB, Cheryl Raps, Greg Scorziello, Jim Novakoff. SECOND ROW: Laurie Greenberg, Jenny Staton, Erin Donovan, Larry Sperber, Donald Wolf, Beth Rosenthal, Jerome Kampler, Diana Gauger, Phyllis Austin. THIRD ROW: Andy Holtz, Patty Karidoyanes, Tony Rao, Billy Abrams, Eddie Chu, Ryne Allen, Sinikka Williams, Molly Gamble, Dutch Cassaboom, Director. FOURTH ROW: Vivienne Joffe, Sophia Siores, Louise Short, Ted Nessen, Eddie Jacobs, Estelle Cournoyer, Debbie Miller FIRST ROW: Paula Simard, Patty Lee. SECOND ROW: Dotty Carrol, Kathy Riley, Debbie Harrington. THIRD ROW: Cheryl Burke, Sandy Differ, Connie Differ, Sheila Finkle, Alisa Castain, Terri Nelson, Cheryl O ' Malley, Sharon Buckley 138 BHS MARCHING BAND FIRST ROW: Martha Silber, Ellen Connorton, Jennifer Goldberg, captain, Carolyn Scalise, Jana Suwalsky, Sarah Murphy. SECOND ROW: Rosemary Mattuck, Penni Miller, Judi Locke, Andrea Stuart, Martha Conroy, Caroline Walsh. 139 Varsity: ROW I: Julio Natarano, Jeff Reichenthal, Barry Entner (Captain), Robert Lipson (Captain), Henrique Masquera (Captain), Michael Fleishman, Otto Todorov, David Gould. ROW 2: Gordon Bennett, David Krakow, Mike Gold, Richard Papert, Jim Farrell, David Zieff, Chris Cotton, Bruce Milton, Steve Ford, Jin Kim, John Yorks, Phred Churchill, Carlos Cano, David Friedman, Allan Fried, Mr. Conroy (Coach), MISSING: Julian Alssid 140 ' Even though a 12-5-1 record is good, it doesn’t show the power of this year’s Varsity Soccer team. We began the season slowly because of some new additions and some early injuries, but soon started running over our opponents. Then, a little past mid-season, a slump rendered us scoreless for four games which knocked us out of the State Tournament. The team ended the season showing great unity and spirit. We came back, beating Brockton in a very exciting last game. Barry Entner Bob Upson Henrique Mosquera Boy’s Soccer J.V. Soccer: ROW 1: Dean Galatis, Mike Sapers (Co-Captains). ROW 2: Peter Segel, Alex Tsopeis, Lewis Schneider, Josh Duhl, David Lepore, Shaun Fay, Aurelio Tisres. ROW 3: Bob DesJardins (Coach), David Kauf, David Wagner, Peter Massick, Joel Priestly, Sean Collins, Jimmy Kohn, Mark . ROW 4: Tommy Flannery, Mark Schneider, Billy Smith, O ' Neil McDonough, Roger Miller, Steve Berardi, David Rees. ABSENT: Vitaly Libanov 141 GIRLS VARSITY SOCCER ROW 1: Bernice Wong, Tracey Greene, Cindy Yung, Leah Hansen, Cheryl Moy. ROW 2: Betsy Libbey, Andrea Kamerow, Jane Lojak, Cindy Loo, Narine Tashjian. ROW 3: Mrs. Schreck (Coach), Heidi Kelley, Debbie Kindred, Denise Chmielinski, Janet Driscoll (Captain), Linda Gauger, Jessie Kanter. 142 GIRLS J.V. SOCCER ROW 1: Mary Radley, Diane Chin, Beverly Lee, Betsy Miller. ROW 2: Jody Shulins, Rhonda Kogos, Tracy Coin, Mary Edgerton. ROW 3: Sheila Jes- wald, Laura Stratton, Michelle Figuera, Mr. Lis (Coach). ippli MM | Jf « ,j fyf Wat -4 W 143 Girls Swimming This year the girls ' Swimming Team proved to be outstanding. The swimmers racked up ten wins, and only one loss for the season. The backbone of the team was the seniors. Cindy Clifford holds six out of the eleven BHS girls’ swimming records. Gail Caulfield, Louisa Koch, Laura Frank and Linda Lovering contributed greatly. Spirit and cooperation helped to make this year’s team one of the most outstanding BHS has ever had. 144 J (Top to bottom) Sandy Burke, Louisa Koch, Cindy Clifford, Liz Von Huene, Gail Caulfield, L aura Frank, Mary Donovan, Theresa Melville, Susie Griffin, Donna Hunt, Laura Gamer, Linda Lovering, Elana Friedman, Katie Bowditch, Bridgette Flannigan, Janis Pineo, Sandy Shankle, Jim Locke, (Coach), Audrey Frank, Margo Childs, Tina Fairbank, Maura , Karen Hillary Peterson, Debbie Kaplan, Carol Pastan, Erin Donovan, Alice Finn, Jennifer Lockwood, Joan Stanton. Absent: Anne Fairbank. Vollyball We spent a good part of this year rebuilding. Before we could win, we had to learn how to work with each other. Combining volleyball with team work. It took us the first half of the season, but we were finally successful with a 7-7-record. Although we didn’t make it to the States, the Quincy game proved that we could do it with desire and skill. Thank you Mrs. Crane, Debbie, Julia. Thanks for the help — we made it! Lisa Ratner Varsity and Junior Varsity ROW 1: Mrs. Crane (Coach), Sally Chin, Pia Ferrara (J.V. Captain), Lisa Ratner (Varsity Capt.) Ina Ratner, Valerie Jellson ROW 2: Julia Janes, Inga Grinsberg, Debbie Mar, Mary Hayes, Cheryl Ross, Cindy Murphy, Beth King. ROW 3: Debbie Schetel, Lisa Onarato, Celeste Lockhart, Mary-Kay Korvo, Robin Murphy, Ellen Davidson, May Chin, Sue DiPesa. ABSENT: Karolyn Kirby 146 Although this was a rebuilding season, there were outstanding individual contributions. Four of our starting five will return next year, along with the other four underclassmen. We feel that next year ' s squad will bring back valuable experience, and if applied, will lead to a winning season. We were happy about the great hustle of sophomore Kim Richards, th e aggressive rebounds of freshman Heidi Kelly, and the penetrating ability of Senior Laurie Mann. There was also the always consistant play of high scoring sophomore center, Karolyn Kirby. If the players continue to improve, this year’s losing season will be the base for better seasons in the future. Brenda Jefferson Ryah Parker Varsity: ROW 1: Laura Tofias, Heidi Kelly, Ryah Parker (co-capt.), Brenda Jefferson, (co-capt.), Kim Richards, Linda Gauger. ROW 2: Coach Gienitis, Galya Gittens, Celeste Lockhart, Denise Chmielinski, Karolyn Kirby, Andrea Kamerow, Laurie Mann. 150 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL J.V.: ROW 1: Michelle Figueira, Debbie Kindred, Sue DiPesa, (co-capt.), Joan Gulley, Cindy Loo. ROW 2: Joanne Damigella, Anne Goldberg, Renee Bac- quelod (co-capt.), Jyoti Daniere, Cathy Shelbourne. FRESH: ROW 1: Tracy Green (capt.). ROW 2: Patty Mann, Carolyn Parkins, Francine Burnette, Beverly Lee, Tracy Coyne. ROW 3: Glenda Lamar, Valerie Jellson, Laura Stratton, Jac- kie Joy, Sheila Jeswald, Coach Collin. This year was not a disappointment for us. Through hard work, good spirit, and team dedication, we were able to make an almost complete turnaround from last year. Charlie Ferro and Marshall Findley played consistently well throughout the season. Major contributions were also made by seniors John Siegal, John Domurad, Bob Lipson, and Derrell Cole. I wish Mark Markell, Billy Pearson, Paul Christie, Gary Larson, and the rest of the varsity team the best of luck for next year. Chris Gootkind CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR THREE SUBURBAN LEAGUE ALL-STARS, CHRIS, CHARLIE, AND MARSHALL 153 VARSITY: ROW 1: Ass t Coach Johnson, Coach McCarthy, Chris Gootkind (Captain), Ass t Coach Havalind. ROW 2: Berty Katz (Manager), Derrell Cole, Stuart Abrams, Gary Larson, John Domurad, Billy Pearson, Charlie Ferro, Mark Markell, Marshall Findley, John Siegal, Bob Lipson, Douglas Stokes (Manager). JUNIOR VARSITY: ROW 1: Maxwell Jones, Perry Wong, Teddy Davis, Coach Johnson. ROW 2: Grace Mitchell, Berty Katz, Raul Silva, Dean Maimonis, Steve Goldman, Gary Larson, Robert Lee, Paul McGrath, Steve Miller, Ken Anderson, Drew Lai ly, Kevin McWeeny, James Milton, John Findley, Darryl Nobles (Manager). FRESHMEN: ROW 1: Henry Yee, Joel Bacquelod, John Williams. ROW 2: Ronnie Hill, Tom Wilson, Michael Hirsch, Jeff Renton, Steve Kaplan, Robert Ely, Michael Jefferson, Kevin Castain, Ron Butterworth, Steve Mitchell, Coach Heavy. 154 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS ROW 1: Abbey Davidson, Regina Christler, Marybeth Canney. ROW 2: Charlene Berman, Nancy Young, Annette Berlin, Faye Winston, Terry SooHoo, Amy Hugh. ROW 3: Donna Sullivan, Jane Leong (Captain), Bonnie Gee. 155 If Cheryl Fay hadn’t kept watch for Billy Simmons, if Debby “Jo” Harrington hadn’t been so “wise,” if Sandy Differ had stopped swinging like a monkey, if Joanne Burns had stayed healthy, if Cindy Kaplan had stopped shaking, if Sharon Buckley had gotten a new knee, if Johanna Wish had stopped trying to catch flies, if Karen Griffin had known the difference between a knee and wrist ace bandage, if Katie Griffin had known where she was, if Betsy Tobin had come to practice on time, and if our coaches, Mrs. Roberts and Cathy Spillane, had set up some equipment, THEN we could have been number one, but we wouldn’t have been the 1977 BHS girls’ gymnastic team! Sheila Harrington (B.B.B., Stein, Cuz, S.M., U.G., Peter, D.G., S.G., C.H.) ROW 1: Karen Griffin, Johanna Wish, Leslie Wagner, Sheila Harrington, (captain), Dara Goldman, Debbie Harrington, Susan Gamer. ROW 2: Coach Roberts, Linda Ritter, Cindy Kaplan, Cheryl Fay, Jackie Kirby, Sharon Buckley, Katie Griffin, Betsy Tobin, Sandy Differ, Joanne Burns, Sandy Simard, Ann Gulley, Assistant Coach, Cathy Spillane. 157 158 ROW 1: Maricio Rubio, Doug Cheung, Richard Foster, Mark Cheung, Jeff Sudalter, Ed Gresser. ROW 2: Coach Pantos, Andy Holtz, Steve Burnley, Tony Rao, Herbert Lee, Mark Levine, Scott Ratner (captain) Coach Jack Jew. The boys’ Gymnastics Team had many outstanding participants this year. Sophomore Richard Foster won a s ilver medal in vaulting in the Suburban League Meet. He had a very good season, and will have more in years to come. Other outstanding participants were Juniors Andy Holtz, Tony Rao, Herbert Lee, Sophomores Doug Cheung, Steve Burnley, Mark Levine, Mark Cheung, Mauricio Rubio, and Freshman Eddie Gresser and Jeff Sudalter. Next year looks very promising for this young team. Scott Ratner 159 This year the hockey team had to compete with not only a well balanced suburban league, but also an unfortunate number of injuries to promising players. Coach Divincenzo did an outstanding job in combining the few remaining lettermen with the inexperienced sophomores. However, the record of the team was not a true indication of the talent and enthusiasm contained within the team. Many of the games were lost by only one goal, or were tied up by the other team with only minutes to go. Bill Fitzpatrick Larry Page Steve Ewanouski ROW 1: Mark Piatelli, Steven Ward, Paul Monahan, Steve Ewanouski (tri-captain), Larry Page (tri-captain), Bill Fitzpatrick (tri-captain), Ken Churchill, Bill Simmons. ROW 2: Cos Nicastro, John Kilgallon, Bill Gropman, John Korrigan, Bob Ewanouski, Bill Smith, David Friedman, Keith McGrath, Brett Hetnick, Darren Wagner. J.V.: ROW 1: David Wagner, Jim Farrell, Lenny DelVecchio, Julian Epstein, Robby MacNeil, Tommy Flannery. ROW 2: Jeff Hunter, David Krakow, Donny Feldman, Gary McCue, Rich Nelson, Jeff Schaffer, Josh Kaplan. ROW 3: Jay Sweeny, John Hayes, Howard Katz, John MacRae, Bill Gropman, Eugene Doherty, Richard Murphy, Peggy Cameron, Michelle Pacetti. Freshman: ROW 1: Richard Canney, Bobby Galasti, Wayne Morrison, David Kelley, Alan Mills, Bill Coakley, Joey Buckley, Jo hn Doherty. ROW 2: Kevin Heffernan, Chris Roth, Paul Drain. Bruce Milton, Evan Abrams, Sean Kelley, Gerard Ward, Jim Caan. 162 163 ROW 1: Jackie Corcoran (capt). ROW 2: Donna Trahon, Cheryl Lefman, Susan Noonan, Jeanne McBrine, Patty Cartman, Advisor Corcoran, Mary Donovan, Beth MacDonald, Sha- ron Kempler, Robin Feldman. HOCKEY CHEERLEADERS “Times have changed,” wrote Cole Porter, but the success that the boys’ swim team has enjoyed over recent years definitely has not. Finishing with a 6-3 record was unexpected as five top-notch seniors graduated last year. A solid team developed around seniors Glenn Shaffer, Bennett Goldberg, Dan Tampkin, Bill Silva and Bill Miller. Enthusiasm and team unity won many close meets. The 77-78 season may even be more successful. 164 % SWIMMING ROW 1: Coach Chris Hafferty, Richard Tobin, Laura Frank, Larry Sperber, Steve Berardi, John Peyev, Bennett Goldberg, Roger Miller, Beno Schmidt, Edwin Be- net, Jim Novakoff, Mike Sapers, Mike Gold, Bill Miller. ROW 2: Matt Ellis, Brett Severs, Kurt Einstein, Glenn Shaffer, Dan Tampkin, Bill Silva, Marc Berenson, Ted Shure, Eyal Grunebaum, Simon Long, Larry Crapo. “I’ll see you Sunday morning at eight, guys! What? You can’t make it because you’ll be skiing? I’ll forget that you ever mentioned that word!’’ These are the sympathetic words of Coach Chris Hafferty. A look around the pool, and you might notice a human body hanging from the high diving board by the hands. That’s Steve Berardi stretching out. Or you might notice Glenn Shaffer demonstrating the technique of false starting. Maybe you’ll see yoga exercises that the team has started to do — you can’t miss them. And when you leave the pool, you’ll have realized the dedication and discipline that went into an excellent 6-3 record. 165 WINTER TRACK This winter, Brookline High had, for the first time, a girls’ track team. The team composed of about thirty girls worked very hard to achieve a record of five wins and four losses. Though this was our first year on a winter track team, the cooperation of the faculty and the Physical Education Department made the season both enjoyable and promising for the future. With excellent performances by Molly Gabel, Narine Tashjian, Jeannine Wheaton, Kim Barnette, and Jo-Ann Thornton, all of whom placed in the Suburban League meet, the team proved to be tough competition for other teams. Though the new track team got off to a shaky start, the talent was soon uncovered. Without the dedication, skill, and humor of our coach, Mr. Parsons, our team never would have had such a fun and successful season. Mary Walsh Jana Handwerk Sandy Burke ROW 1: Bella Wong, Sharon McKinnon, Kim Barnette, Cindy Yung, Amy Wolff, Lori Halpern. ROW 2: Cheryl Moy, Lisa Perry, Andrea Curtin, Jana Handwerk (capt.), Eileen Hughes, Emily Mar, Claudine Lasko. ROW 3: Coach Parsons, Mary Walsh (capt.), Jeannine Wheaton, Jo-Ann Thornton, Claire Yung, Shara Friedberg, Nancy Katz, Diane Laffey, Liz Freed. 166 Some see track as an individual sport, And in the physical aspect, it is. But more important is the moral aspect; Track is a team sport. When a runner is out there competing — He is not alone. For on the other side of the track, There is an important group of people, His teammates, Inspiring him on to victory. Practice as a team, Compete as a team, And win as a team. This is team spirit. Lloyd Walford Sean McGhee Tyrone Carpenter Congratulations to Sandy Burke, the number one shot- put thrower in the state. ROW 1: Robert Bing-You, Chang Wong, Jeff Wright, Doug Yee, Tom Small, Doug Goodman, Peter Lew. ROW 2: Tom Winters, David Golstein, Tyrone Carpenter (capt.), Lloyd Walford (capt.), Sean McGhee (capt.), Mark Resnick, Bruce Hansford. ROW 3: Jim Lockwood, Larry Cynkin, Mark Bigelow, Stuart Berg, Paul Peyev, Dexter Callender, Peter Curtin, Ron Sohn, Steven Stotsky, Coach Mac. 167 This year’s Wrestling Team began rebuilding under a new coach, Olympia Tom Kryzak. Although young and inexperienced, the team held together in the face of adversity and a difficult schedule. Co-captain John Evangelakos suffered an injury early in the season, but remaining co-captain Sean Griffin assumed the responsibilities of leadership and had a good personal record of his own. Fine performances were also turned in by seniors Bruce Elias and Bob Murphy. First year wrestlers Paul Lyons and Aurelio Tissnes, and sophomore Costa Evangelakos and Jed Klein. With most of the team returning, Coach Kryzak is looking for improvement next year. John Evangelakos Sean Griffin 169 ROW 1: Lloyd Walford, Ricky MacPherson, John Evangelakos (co-captain) Sean Griffin (co-captain) Aurelio Tissnes, Paul Lyons, Mike Fredkin. ROW 2: Gary Crowley, Scott Dulman, Ricky Onorato, Costa Evangelakos, Stu Blackman, John Lamphere, Bruce Elias, Joey White. ROW 3: Coach Donahue, Ken Greene, Frank Curran, Jed Klein, Peter Economakis, Jim Wyner, Bob Murphy, Jeff Schwartz, Coach Kryzak. A WING ' m M m Vwaa ! mm t i - ■ v, a Nil g, tr m Q : fj H ] fljf=n 1 ' M. i js Bii -Li i Mr. Dedinsky — Housemaster Ms. Gude — Guidance Counselor Mr. Ryan — Guidance Counselor Mrs. Patterson — House Teacher Mrs. Magee — House Secretary Mrs. Tanner — Guidance Secretary Mrs. Dowd — Guidance Counselor AKERS 172 Mr. Ritchie — Houseteacher Mr. Krapf — Housemaster LINCOLN Mrs. Jennings — House Secretary Mr. Gibson — Guidance Counselor Mrs. Conroy — Guidance Secretary Mr. Gerson — Guidance Counselor Mrs. Reinhold — Guidance Counselor 173 PACKARD Mr. Webb — Housemaster Missing: Mr. Gumbs — House Teacher Mrs. Heavey — Guidance Secretary Mrs. Chin — Guidance Counselor Mrs. MacGillivray — House Secretary Mr. Alexander — Guidance Counselor 174 Dr. Sutfin — Guidance Counselor Miss Corbett — House Secretary Mrs. Anderson Guidance Counselor 175 1. Mrs. Abelson Mathematics 2. Mrs. Addelson Mathematics 3. Mrs. Alonso Foreign Language 4. Mrs. Amico Home Economics 5. Mr. Ansty Social Worker 6. Mrs. Armstrong Mathematics 7. Miss Arredondo Home Economics 8. Mrs. Axelrad Mathematics 9. Miss Bailey English 10. Mr Baker Unified Arts Director 1 1 . Mr. Barrasso Mathematics 12. Mrs. Bartiromo Foreign Language 13. Mr. Bartolone Foreign Language 14. Mr. Bauer Vocational Education Counselor Mrs. Beaumont Career Education Secretary Mr. Becker Unified Arts Mr. Belliveau English Mr. Belocas Foreign Language, Head Teacher Dr. Berko Foreign Language Mr. Bernstein Unified Arts Miss Bonville Foreign Language Miss Borden Physical Education Mr. Borg Mathematics Mrs. Brush Library Mrs. Burger Foreign Language Cafeteria Staff Miss Cahill Career Education Mrs. Cahn Foreign Language 1. Mr. Calo Science 2. Mrs. Case English 3. Mrs. Cellura Social Worker 4. Mr. Chellquist Science 5. Mr. Chiasson Unified Arts 6. Mrs. Clark Unified Arts Secretary 7. Mr. R. Cohen Science 8. Mrs. W. Cohen Science 9. Mr. Coletta Unified Arts 10. Miss Collin Physical Education 11. Mrs. Connor Main Office Secretary 12. Mr. Conroy Physical Education 13. Mr. Coombs Science 14. Mrs. Corcoran Career Education 1. Mr. Cording English 2. Miss Costopoulos Social Studies 3. Mr. Cradle Social Studies 4. Mrs. Crane Physical Education 5. Mr. Cunningham Science 6. Mrs. Daly Career Education, Home Economics 7. Ms. Danberg Foreign Language 8. Miss Harris, Mr. Riley, Mrs. Connor Data Processing 9. Mrs. Davis English 10. Mrs. Davis Main office Secretary 11. Mrs. Delanjian Career Education 12. Mr. Devio Physical Education 13. Miss DiStefano S.W.S. coordinator 14. Mr. DiVincenzo Physical Education 1. Mr. Doherty Unified Arts 2. Mrs. Donovan Registrar, Main Office 3. Miss Driscoll Science 4. Mr. Dudley Social Studies 5. Dr. Duffy Science 6. Mr. Dunbar Career Education 7. Mr. Dwinell Career Education 8. Mr. Eddy Physical Education Director 9. Ms. Erdmann English 10. Mr. Erelli Career Education 11. Dr. Fernandez Foreign Language 12. Mrs. Firestone Individualized Studies 13. Mrs. Flaherty Career Education 14. Mr. Fl int Mathematics Mr. Ford Drivers Education Mr. Forsythe Science Mrs. Fowler English Mr. Frantz S.W.S Miss Gallagher English Miss Geoghegan Special Education Mr. Gleekman Science Mrs. Goldberg Math Secretary Mr. Goldman Career Education Mr. Gopen Social Worker Miss Grace Guidance Chairman Mrs. Gray English Mrs. Greenspan Library Miss Grey Social Studies E j 1. Mrs. Grove Clinic Secretary 2. Mr. Guenette Foreign Language Chairman 3. Mrs. Gutierrez Foreign Language 4. Mrs. Hammond English 5. Mr. Hanson Music 6. Mr. Hibert Social Studies 7. Dr. Hoffman Science Head Teacher 8. Mr. Howard Science 9. Mrs. Howard Science 10. Mrs. Howell Science 11. Mrs. Huntington Career Education 12. Mrs. Hutchinson Home Instructor 13. Mrs. Hyett English 14. Miss Jakubowiez Foreign Language 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . 5 . 6 . 7 . 8 . 9 . 10 . 11 . 12 . 13 . 14 . Mr. Jean Mathematics Mr. Johanson Unified Arts Mr. Johnson Physical Education Mr. Jordan English Mrs. Kean English Mr. Kelley Music Mr. Kennison Career Education Mrs. Kerr Library Mrs. Kijewski English Mrs. Killefer Library Chairman Miss Kulhawik English Mr. Ladenberg Social Studies Mr. Lamb Unified arts Ms. Landry Foreign Language 1. Mr. Lane Unified Arts 2. Mrs. Lane Mathematics 3. Mr. Lent Science 4. Mr. Leverich Mathematics 5. Mr. Lis Special Education 6. Mrs. MacNeil Unified Arts, Home Economics Secretary 7. Mr. Madden Music 8. Mrs. Noble Library Secretary 9. Miss Maloney Clinic 10. Mrs. Manhard Social Studies 11. Miss Manter Foreign Language 12. Mrs. Markell Social Studies 13. Mr. McCarthy Career Education 14. Mr. Meehan Unified Arts AjJ tJ4 1. Mrs. Metzger English 2. Mrs. Minkle English Secretary 3. Mr. Mitchell Science 4 Mr. Moore S.W.S 5. Ms. Thompson S.W.S. 6. Miss Mullen Science 7. Mr. Murphy English 8. Miss Nardone Science 9. Mr. Oakes Social Studies 10. Mrs. Ogden English 11. Miss O ' Leary Secretary to the Headmaster 12. Mrs. Osman Foreign Language 13. Mr. Parfitt Science Director 14. Mr. Pave English 12 1. Miss Pessolano English 2. Mrs. Pierson Foreign Language 3. Mrs. Planchon Foreign Language 4. Dr. Plotkin Performing Arts 5. Miss Polga Foreign Language 6. Mrs. Quitt Social Studies 7. Mr. Riley Unified Arts 8. Mrs. Roberts Physical Education 9. Mrs. Rodriguez Foreign Language 10. Mrs. Roemer English 11. Mrs. Rogovin Learning Tutorial 12. Mrs. Rosser Science 13. Mrs. Rotenberg Foreign Language Technician 14. Mr. Rothstein Career Education 1. Dr. Ruddish Clinic 2. Mr. Ryan Career Education Chairman 3. Mrs. Sawyer Library 4. Mr. Schluntz Athletic Director 5. Mrs. Schnipper Mathematics 6. Miss Schomer Clinic 7. Mrs. Schreiber Home Economics Director 8. Mr. Schwartz Social Studies Chairman 9. Mrs. Seltzer Career Education 10. Mrs. Sennott Cafeteria Director 11. Mr. Seymour Music Director 12. Mrs. Singer Mathematics 13. Mr. Slaven English 14. Miss B. Smith English 1 . Mr. Smith Science 2. Mrs. J. Smith Social Studies 3. Mrs. Spadazzi Kindergarten 4. Ms. Splendore English 5. Mrs. Springer Mathematics 6. Mr. Sterndale Mathematics 7. Mrs. Sutfin Kindergarten 8. Mr. Sutton Special Education 9. Mrs. Sydney Social Studies 10. Mr. Tarantino Unified Arts-Head Teacher 1 1 . Mrs. Temin Performing Arts 12. Miss Thiffault Foreign Language Secretary 13. Dr. Thomas English — Co-Chairman 14. Mr. Tierney Science Department Assistant 1. Mr. Tipton English 2. Mr. Tupa Unified Arts 3. Mr. Ulich Foreign Language 4. Mrs. Underwood Metco Coordinator 5. Mr. Viglirolo English, Co-chairman 6. Miss Wacht English 7. Mr. Wall Career education 8. Miss Wexler English 9. Mr. Wiggin Mathematics Chairman 10. Mrs. Wilion Science Secretary 1 1. Mr. Wright Social Studies 12. Dr. Wu Foreign Language 13. Mrs. Xypteras Career Education 14. Mrs. Young Mathematics BICYCLE CLUB The Bike Club has trips in the fall and spring of each year. A couple of the trips are overnights, while the others are one day rides to a pond or a beach where we can swim, throw a frisbee, and eat lunch During the winter we become the Cross-Country Ski Club. Advisor — Mr. Dudley President — Ben Hood Vice-President — Martha Matson CHESS CLUB Advisor — Henry Kennison Officers: President — Leon Trefler Vice-President — Robert Davenport Treasurer — Eric Anderson Secretary — Roi Evron The Chess Club meets every Friday X-Block in the cafeteria. We have matches among ourselves and sometimes against other schools. 194 FAR EAST CLUB 195 A- NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Brookline chapter of the National Honor Society honors students in their Junior and Senior year for their academic achievement and contribution to the school. This year we have resumed a tutoring program and are planning fund-raising events for a scholarship. Officers: Karen Pappas — President Sarah Dana — Vice-President Nancy Wang — Secretary Ecology Club The B.H.S. 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. In the past few years, our club has worked closely with the Brookline Conservation Commission, especially in regard to Earth Day, and the acquisition and upkeep of Hall ' s Pond. Other activities include a recycling program and occasional clean-ups. Ski Club Officers — Matthew Sperber, Lewis Schneider, Sarah Schley, Advisor — Mr. Ulich. The purpose of the Ski Club is to provide Brookline High School students with an opportunity to enjoy inexpensive skiing. The club encourages non-skiers to at least give it a try by providing expert teaching. The club plans a number of day and weekend trips throughout the season. 196 Spanish Club Officers: Treasurer — Rosalie Broder, Secretary — Cindy Kaplan, Co-Presidents — Cheryl Litton, Susan Arnold, Faculty Advisor — Mrs. Gutierrez. This past year, the Spanish Club has grown tremendously. Since last year ' s successful raising of over $700 for Guatemala, members have continued to be involved in various activities. With the help of faculty advisor, Senora Gutierrez, students have been able to gain broader insight of the Hispanic world. The club is now making plans for international day and various trips. 197 WTSK PACKARD HOUSE ADVISORY LEAGUE The P.A.L.S. function throughout the school year just as their name implies. A select group of Packard House juniors and seniors become members of freshman and sophomore hometeams to advise and inform the underclassmen, and to make them feel more a part of the school. This year P.A.L.S. are also involved in the Dollars for Scholars Drive, and the Big Brother Big Sister Program. Jane Alpers Matt Sperber 199 Dramatics Society Officers: Mr. Edward W. Belliveau — Advisor Janet Nowosielski — President Roger Lipson — Vice-President Susan Geronimus — Secretary Cheryl Raps — Assistant Secretary Terrance Tehranian — Treasurer Adele Huebel — Assistant Treasurer DRAMATICS SOCIETY, THESPIANS 200 T.O.S.C.O.B. What does T.O.S.C.O.B. do? 1. T.O.S.C.O.B. gets up very early. 2. T.O.S.C.O.B. wears itself out walking arouna and over. 3. T.O.S.C.O.B. breathes lots of fresh air. 4. T.O.S.C.O.B. hikes New Hampshire hills. 5. T.O.S.C.O.B. waddles on snowshoes and capsizes canoes. 6. T.O.S.C.O.B. pedals Martha’s Vineyard and gets sand in its shoes. 7. T.O.S.C.O.B. eventually goes back to sleep. Who are T.O.S.C.O.B. officers? 1. T.O.S.C.O.B. President: Lois Brody 2. T.O.S.C.O.B. Vice-President: Sheila Driscoll 3. T.O.S.C.O.B. Secretary: Pamela Burnley 4. T.O.S.C.O.B. Treasurer: Andrew Partan What does T.O.S.C.O.B. mean? T.O.S.C.O.B. is not going to tell you. 201 S.F.A. Advisor — Mr. Gerson Officers: Presidents — Mary Walsh, Lorenzo Benet Vice-Presidents — Liz Glick, Cindy Kaplan, Tippy McNally, Stuart Piltch, Dana Bassiacos Secretary — Roberta Fineberg Treasurer — Bella Wong Chairperson — Patty Lee The Key Club with 130 members is one of the largest clubs in the school and is affiliated with national organization of the Kiwanis Club. Money raised through various activities, such as dances, sales and raffles, is donated to Dollars for Scholars. Key Club represents a group of conscientious students who are willing to help others in the school and in the community. KEY CLUB U - STRATEGIC GAMES CLUB This is the second full year of the Stategic Games Club. This year has been a rebuilding one, as many of last years members were seniors. All twenty-five members of the club have equal opportunities to learn and play a variety of educational and exciting strategy games. President — Eugene Yuen Vice-President — Simon Long Secretary — Matthew Partan Faculty Advisor — Mr. Chellquist 204 SCUBA CLUB refrdctior s 77 Editor in Chief: Erica Rosenberg Managing Edit or: Patti Sacknoff Layout Publicity: Jim Wilker Art Editor: Martha Matson Prose Editor: Talya Nevo-Hacohen Poetry Editor: Susan Rich Photography Editor: Jana Handwerk Music Editors: Genya Bernstein Roger Lipson Refractions has three major projects during the year; the publication of a calendar and a magazine and the production of Everybody ' s Concert. Each of these activities provides an opportunity for students to share their talent and creative ability with the school. Editors in Chief: Patte Laffey Betsy Libbey Copy Editor: Manuela Gani Layout Editors: Diane Laffey Steve Marks Photography: David Schnee Ted Shure Sports Editors: Jane Alpers Mary Walsh (Asst.) Advisor: Mr. Joe Rothstein Business Staff: Marcie Azoff — Editor Cheryl Ross — Co-Editor Mr. Passalaqua — Advisor Michelle Adams, Aaron Burnett, Liz Donahue, Wendy Fleishman, Andy Gordon, Amy Hugh, Eileen Hughes, Cindy Kaplan, Jeanne McBrine, Robin Miller, Deird re O’Regan, Richard Sullivan, Lani Smith, Michelle Walsh, Judy Wolff. 206 y murivian v INSIDE: Haircuts p. 2 Beaver p. 3 Credit Requirements p. 5 Marvin Pave p. 6 Bagels p. 7 Abby Erdmann Runs p. 10 Stolen Rings p. 10 VOLUME 83, No. 2 BROOKLINE HIGH SCHOOL ida Novembe 7b THE SAGAMORE 115 Greenough Street Brookline, Massachusetts 02146 Editor-in-Chief Bennett Goldberg Managing Editor Editorial Page Editor News Investigative Editors Janet Stotsky Feature Editor •. . . 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