Brookline High School - Murivian Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

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I MARTIN DOPAZO CATHERINE L. DOYLE Hell hath no fury Like a woman scorned. Shakespere To: A.S.N.N. Summer “77” Height! Tally Ho Let’s GO BIG TOE Volleyball, C.B.A. Sea Witch Star, Moham, D.P. Tab + Cigars Begger Banquet. J.B. my Golden Rod. SHEILA DRISCOLL “In wilderness is the preser- vation of the world.” THE SIERRA CLUB ERIC M. DROOKER JOHN E. DUNDON GEORGIA ECONOMAKIS Mom, There never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do once you find them. J.C. JOHN P. EGAN J. JASON EISACK life is to be lived one day at a time. 29

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Pretty interesting! NEAL P. DOHERTY With luck on your side you can do without brains. Smythe MARY E. DONOVAN Somewhere down the road We’ll meet again Dad. Cute, real cute. MINDI R. DICKSTEIN CONSTANCE A. DIFFER If you Love something let it go. If it comes back it’s yours, If it doesn’t, it never was. FRANCIS J. DIMENTO HENRIETTA K.V. DOETSCH Fear not that your life shall come to an end. But that it will never have a beginning . . . EUGENE D. DOHERTY Only one more lap Gary. RICHARD A. DIAMOND ' V

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JOHN DUFF ELY Civilization is the wild river; culture, 592,000 tons of cement. Edward Abbey LESLIE ELLEN ENDLAR . . . take your time, think a lot, think of everything you’ve got, for you will still be here tomor- row but your dreams may not. Cat Stevens LAURA EPSTEIN Kiss today good-bye The sweetness and the sorrow, Wish me luck, same to you . . . point me till tomorrow. — A Chorus Line MARK N. EPSTEIN CAROLE ANN EVANS . . . and tomorrow if you ask me for the world somehow I’ll get it . . . UNA AMIGA QUIE QUIERE TE KOSTA EXARHOULAKOS MICHAEL C. FALLON DARLENE FARRELL Like walking in the rain and the snow. When there’s no where to go. lOcc SHAUN C. FAY RACHEL FEIN JONATHAN S. FEINBERG Time does not become sacred to us until we have lived it. John Bur- roughs DON FELDMAN