Brookline High School - Murivian Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1979 volume:

MURIVIAN ’79 BROOKLINE PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1712 01439 6793 CONTENTS c SR 37 SPORTS CLUBS EVENTS FACULTY UNDERGRADUATES SENIORS ADVERTISEMENTS CLOSING Published by Hunter Pub. Co. Studio work by Purdy-Vantine Inc. The Murivian, an “A-Wing” Publication . 65 . 85 . 97 119 149 203 208 Murivian ' 79 Brookline High School 115 Greenough St. Brookline, MA 02146 PEOPLE 4 PEOPLE WORKING PEOPLE • T PEOPLE PEOPLE 14 EATING 15 Soccer GIRL’S J.V. SOCCER TEAM 1st Row L to R: Beverly Lee, Elissa Fischbach, Paula Lojek, Sheila Carroll, Joan Heffernan. 2nd Row L to R: Peggy Kelleher, Lorna MacKinnon, Stacey Woolf, Sandy MacDonald, Carla Gracey, Mr. Lis (Coach). 3rd Row L to R: Estelle Cournoyer, Deirdre Brown, Shelly Kirrane, Michelle Walsh, Shelly Kindred, Lulu Sussman. GIRL ' S VARSITY SOCCER TEAM 1st Row L to R: Betsy Miller, Lori Rosenbaum, Cindy Loo, Leah Hansen (Capt.J, Michelle Figueira, Leigh Bigger, Lisa Krakow. 2nd Row L to R: Mrs. Shreck, Cyndy Yung, Trish Muse, Jane Lojek, Suzanne Zifrony, Tracey Green, Laura Stratton, Liz Nickel. 3rd Row L to R: Gigi Marsh, Maddy Raynolds, Debbie Kindred, Kelly Heffernan, Linda Gauger, Heidi Kelly, Jyoti Daniere. aOOHI The girl ' s soccer team ended a terrific season with a 13-3-2 record. For the second year in a row the team entered the state tournament, only to lose in the preliminary round. Six players were nominated for the All-Suburban League Team and they were Lisa Krakow, Debbie Kindred, Jane Lojek, Linda Gauger, Michelle Figueira, and Tracey Green. Both Lisa and Debbie were selected. The team is losing only two players from this year ' s team and should be a strong contender for the title next year. 18 BOY’S VARSITY SOCCER TEAM 1st Row L to R: Cliff Long, Xeng Khang, David Friedman (Co-Captain), Chris Cotton (Co-Captain), Alan Fried, Josh Duhl. 2nd Row L to R: Yves Cazeau, Stanley Piltch, Jeff Shaffer, Joe Gurian, Jimmy Kohn, Chu Yang, Bob McNeil. 3rd Row L to R: Roger Miller, Lewis Schneider, David Krakow, Dean Galatis, David Kauff, Joel Priestly, Peter Curtin. 4th Row L to R: Bruce Milton, Kenny Chu, Oneil McDonna, Marshall Bruce, Tom Burhoe, Jorg Bassiacos, Mr. Conroy (Coach). The bo y’s soccer team had an excellent record of 12-4-2 and beat Waltham in the final game to qualify for the State tournament. This record placed the team third in the Suburan League. A big disappointment was the loss to Lincoln-Sudbury in the first game of the tournament. It was a hard fought contest with the final score, 1-0. J.V. BOY’S SOCCER TEAM 1st Row L to R: T.R. Fay, David Choi, Paul Shine, Daniel Blank, Alex Tsopeis (Co-Captain), Jeffrey Bennett (Co-Captain), Eric Zetlin, David Green, Tod Dubow, Ted Silva. 2nd Row L to R: Mark Johnson, Peter Friedman, Jake Fleisher, Javier Sonnershiem, William Summerville, Ben Zifrony, Larry Goldstein, David Cain, Jordan Kaplan. 3rd Row L to R: Mr. Coombs, Michael Schlesinger, Peter Walsh, Thomas Von Heune, Howard Green, David Mamon, Mark Herman, Wai Lee, Michael MacNeil. 4th Row L to R: Curtis Kemeney, Kenneth Pucker, Jamie Gamble, Gints Grinsberg, Joey Ross, Henry Garelick, George Diamond, Peter Massik. mmmfm 1st Row L to R: Susie Katz, Alisa Larry, Debbie Piltch, Ann Hurlbut, Brunie Burres, Margie Kahn. 2nd Row L to R: Jill Bond, Susie Katz, Jeanne McCue, Sue Thornton, Beth Barnet, Anne Gully. 3rd Row L to R: Jenny Shuller, Sandy Simard, Ree-Ree O’Brian, Jackie Kirby, Beth Henna Hy, Joyce Boland. � ■xm ■ | P PL 1st Row L to R: Beth Hennessey, Caliape Galatis (Coach), Maureen O’Leary (Captain), Jennifer Scheer, Ellen Corbett, Susie Regan, Jane Ran- dolph, Bettina Rice, Cheryl Cohen, Carol Ann Thornton. 2nd Row L to R: Sarah Murphy, Martha Conroy, Jennifer Lockwood, Cathy Fallon, Kim Richards, Shelly Stroman, Janet Ewanouski, Janet Kline. 3rd Row L to R: Kathy Riley, Alyson Hunt, Pin k Fin e, Diane Horwitz, Kara . Fav_ 1 1 4 m ' ■ i .1 1 I ■V-ifr 4j L ' A mm I vSi|rsj Golf — Suburban League Brookline High School golf team won the Suburban League Championship again this year, beating Brockton, Newton North, and Waltham. The season’s record was 9-0 and gives Coach Belocas a 73-6 record during his eight years as head of the golf team. This outstanding record also includes six Suburban League titles. The Co-captains were Richard Murphy and Steve Gamer and their outstanding plays were backed up by Dan Tarlow, David Halpem, Teddy Ladoulas, and Jimmy Alper. GOLF 1st Row L to R: Richard Murphy, David Halpern. 2nd Row L to R: Mr. Belocas, Teddy Ladoulis, Jim Alper, Fred Meade, Steve Gamer, Dan Tarlow, Craig Corcoran. Champs 24 1st Row L to R: Chuck Pineo, Edward Gee, Larry Spiegal, Jamie Gresser, John Sheldon, Ann Fleisher, Kevin McPherson, John Foyt. 2nd Row L to R: Larry Cykin, Peter Guran, Paul Lanzkron, Drew Lally (Capt.J, Arie, Geff Young, John Medearis, Tom Bresnahan, Edward Hurley, David Stokle, Doug Goodman, David Alden, Neil Hershowitz, Mr. Laakso (Coach). Cross Country 25 Volleyball State Champions ■v I k i Fi Our dream was to make the States. We started off with a bang by beating Brockton for the first time in five years. Going into the tournament we were seated 12th out of twelve entries, but after the preliminary rounds we proving that we were a team that could win it all. In the semi-finals we beat Newton South, Taunton, and Fall Rivers, which qualified us for the finals against Milford. In the first game we were behind 8-0 when Valerie Jellison went to the line to serve 15 straight points to win the game. Milford proved to be a tough opponent in the second game, but with Karolyn, Sally, Michell, and Galina hitting, and with Val and Sue setting, we won the game and the State title. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 1st Row L to R: Sally Chin, Debbie Mar, Co-Captain Karolyn Kirby, Co-Captain Sue DiPesa, Pauline Lee, Michelle Chow. 2nd Row L to R: Manager Mary O’Reilly, Valerie Jellson, Galina Gittens, Diane Chin, May Chin, Alice Moy, Coach Ms. Crane. 26 Junior Varsity Volleyball JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 1st Row L to R: Michelle Lee, Laura Staton, Anne Yee, Kathy Lee, Margaret Reeve, Clair Ting. 2nd Row L to R: Coach Neil Harrington, Debby Glickman, Claire Chin, Emily Lisa Zeidman, Amy Sher, Paula Mar. Not Present: Captain Lucia Cheng. 27 Swimming Team Captains: Janice and Sandy The 1978 Girls’ Swim Team had another winning season, with a record of 11-1, placing them second in the Suburban League. Eight girls participated in the sectionals and four girls made tne Suburban Le ague all star team. The success of this year’s team was due to the hard work outs of swimming 5000 yards a day, exercising, and weight training. Most of all, it is the reflection of team spirit and togetherness instilled by coaches Jim Locke and Jo Anne Damigella. Their encouragement created an atmosphere of total team committment. We had a year with “the whole team on our side.” Co-Captains: Sandy Shankle Janice Pineo feu. ■ ' , t - J First Row L to R: Pam Hunt, Kate Bowditch, Kim Mullaney. Second Row L to R: Coach Jim Locke, Carrie Childs, Carol Pastan, Julie Silberger, Francis Ruml, Michelle Berm. Third Row Lto R: Betsy Crawford, Liz Tobin, Betsy Hedberg, Dorsi Raynolds, Margot Childs, Lynne Sweet, Coach Jo-anne Damigella, Audrey Frank. Fourth Row L to R: June Miller, Carol Pastan, Carey Hueber, Judy Sydney. Fifth Row L to R: Manager Mary Ward, Alice Finn, Erin Donovan. Sixth Row L to R: Co-captain Janice Pines, Co-captain Sandy Shankle. 28 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM 1st Row L to R: John Nicastro, Kevin Heffernan, Jordan Dickstein, John Haveles, Captain — Bobby Ewanouski, Joel Kadis, Joey McMahon, Jay Sweeney, Richie Nelson. 2nd Row L to R: Coach — George McQuane, Jon Doherty, James Seibel, Dennis Harrington, Paul Drain, Jimmy Reardon, Kenny Anderson, Trainer — Michael Weston, Webster Rogers, Coach — Paul Brennen. 3rd Row L to R: Equipment Manager — Bernard Johnson, David Ewanouski, David Maroney, Jed Klein, Costa Evangelakos, Evan Ratner, Jimmy Corbett, Allison Jones, Billy Ward, Kevin O ' Leary, Coach — Jon Waldstein. 4th Row L to R: Head Coach — Ed Schluntz, Gerard Ward, Gary McCue, Jon McCrae, Paul Peyev, David Simmons, Jimmy Hickey, David Clark, Steven Gootkind, Coach — Don Pelegrini. Coach Schluntz commented at the fall awards assembly, we never gave up. We always gave 100%.” However, one hundred percent was not always enough in the powerful Suburban League. The season’s record of two and eight was a definite let down from a midseason hope of five and five. Brookline was hurt early in the season by the loss of two tri-captains and one of the starters due to injury. Therefore, Brookline was just not capable of capitalizing on other teams’ mistakes. A disappointing loss to Newton North on Thanksgiving, twenty to zero, proved a fitting end to a frustrating season. Special congratulations are given to All Suburban members, Jed Klein, Costa Evangelakos and Kenny Anderson. Man, do I ache! SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM 1st Row L to R: Dirk Dino, Noel Lang, Jimmy Hennessy, Eddie Riley, Robert Nelson, Michael ElCock, Gary Horwitz, Robert Moore. 2nd Row L to R: Coach — Jon Weinstein, Michael Gropman, Robert Carney, Eric Gootkind, Joel Hirshom, Darrel White, Robert Nixon, Jon Crowley, Trainer — Michael Weston. 3rd Row L to R: Coach — Paul Brennen, Jackie Steele, Thomas Johnson, Doug Allen, Eric Pender, Frank Blondiet, Cyril McWeeny, Steven Mahon, Peter Seibel, Coach — George McQuane. Football Jed, in one of his more active moments. Now what do I do with it? FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM First Row L to R: Derrick Mann, Kenny Carter, ' Brad Hills, Mike Raskin, Chris Dacus, John Daley, Robby Lawlor, Eric Murphy. Second Row L to R: Kenny Welcher, Mike Standel, Errol Allen, Tim Donovan, Brian Smith, John Brock, Manager Larry Driscoll. Third Row L to R: Mike Nunes, Co-captain Tim McMahon, Pat Clark, Chris Horblitt, Hollie Moultrie, Gerald Hennessey, Mike Gordon, Robert Curran. Fourth Row L to R: Coach Burns, Co-captain Steve Kennedy, Allen Miller, Tommy Lee, Peter Hopkins, Bruce Prunty, Bob Perryman, Coach Frecerro. Watch out! Here comes Costa. Football Cheerleaders ' 5 Z w a%v.v;v kavaw M{y Av v v. nm wA w tfAv.v $$ $$$$ ' -i ' Xvi , K X v ' tews «« wxvav mh«s b 1st Row L to R: Amy Fitzpatrick (Captain), Leslie Wagner, Joanne Fay, Andrea Hall, Cathy Hennessey, Susie Marshall. 2nd Row L to R: Sharon Kugell, Joanne Burns, Linda Ritter, Sarah Bever, Nancy Young, Miss Cahill. 33 Thanksgiving Day Game Newton 20 Brookline 0 37 Boys’ Swimming 40 BOYS SWIMMING TEAM 1st Row L to R: Charlie Kickham, Bruce Arbitt, Richard Gollis, Henry Garelick, Jordie Kaplan, Bill Somerville, Dirk Dino, Danny Blank, Ernie Halpern. 2nd Row L to R: Larry Mullaney, Jerry Kempler, Jeff Cockfield, Allen Summerville, Chuck Pineo, Simon Long, Tom Myers. 3rd Row L to R: Mr. Hafferty (Coach), Roger Miller (Capt.J, Jordan Dickstein, David Miller, Peter Green, Paul Smolens, Chris Mullaney, David Ryan, Chris Papajohn, Ryne Allen, Audrey Frank (Manager) Not Present: Matt Ellis, Richard Tobin, Jim Novakoff (Capt.J, Larry Sperber (Capt.J, Scott Kogos. The Swim Team has never had so many solid swimmers. In the past, a few superstars were the backbone of the team. This year, Brookline always had three steady swimmers in each event. Our 5-3 record doesn’t truly show the team’s accomplishments. Consider that we are only a team for three, cold winter months, and we compete against teams that train year round. The secret of our success lies in the “slightly unconventional” training methods of our inventive coach, Chris Hafferty. His contemporary philosophies involve yoga, stretching, and psychological training — like, “have a positive mental attitude,” and “feel high in the water.” Coach Hafferty’s beliefs in the sensitivity levels of hard swimming — pain, torture and agony, have created new training methods such as hypoxic, breath kicking, and lungbusters. His energy and enthusiasm for swimming have kept the team sane though not so evident during a cold water bucket fight. The Coach implements mental images so that the swimmers focus maximum energy into their races. This practice had great results in our victory over Don Bosco, as every swimmer cut down his time — some up to nine seconds. The divers performed well throughout the season and diver John Findley broke the school record with 193 points. The power of the team’s spirit this year was shown by the awesome improvements of every swimmer and by the binding team unity. By the way, no one drowned. Co-Captains, Roger Miller Jim Novakoff Larry Sperber 41 Boys’ Gymnastics Boy’s Gymnastics First Row L to R: Coach Harrington, Tri-captain Mauricio Rubio, Tri-captain Mark Levine, Tri-captain Richard Foster, Coach Geist. Second Row L, to R: Phillip Senecal, Richard Ross, Eddie Gresser, Paul Wilkosky, Robert Yee, Scott Kaylor, Harold Rogers, Mark Cheung, Danny Wong, Barry Goldberg, Gari Wong, Matthew Zifrony. 42 Boy’s Gymnastics “Ain’t No Half Steppin’..” The performance of the boy’s gymnastics team signified the true meaning of team dedication. Given the limited manpower to work with, we overstepped our bounds of expectations. Much support and leadership was contributed by Marc Cheung, Robert Yee, Danny Wong, and most valuable player, Eddie Gresser. Gari Wong, Paul Wilkosky, and Barry Goldberg also contributed much to the team. Also, a special thanks to Coach Harrington and Coach Geist. Captains: Richard Foster Mark Levine Mauricio Rubio 43 CO J • i-H H— � CO cd fi £ o CO Th • i-H o Girl’s Gymnastics This year’s girl’s gymnastics team, coached by Ms. Roberts, Ms. Parish, and Mr. Devio, was very successful. We ended the season with a 7-2 record. The team consisting of mostly underclassmen performed beautifully, and contributed much to the team. Since only three are seniors, the team should walk away with the suburban League Title. Kathy Hennessey Girls’ Gymnastics 1st Row L to R: Jessica Schlesinger, Rayna Shelton, Tanya Zdanovich, Barbara Coakley, Kim Mullaney, Amy Tobin, Susan Marshall, Laurie Matthews. 2nd Row L to R: Ms. Roberts (Coach), Joanne Burns, Lynda Ritter, Anne Gulley, Katthy Hennessey (Capt.J, Joanne Fay, Sandy Differ, Pam Hunt, Mr. Devio (Coach), Ms. Parish (Coach). 44 Wrestling First Row L to R: Eric Zetland, Bobby Wagner, Noel Laing, Tri-captain Costa Evangelakos, Tri-captain Andy Provost, Tom Francis, Kevin MacPherson, David Green. Second Row L to R: Weight Lifting coach Scott Whitman, Mark Johnson, John Pallera, Bobby Moore, Howie Greene, Aurillio Tissnes, Frank Casey, Steve Sheldon, John Kennedy. Third Row L to R: Coach Steven Whitman, John Brock, Howie Lowe, Neil Hirschowitz.Dean Bourloukas, Mike Weston, Greg Scorziello, Bobby Goldman, Coach Chris O’Callahan. Fourth Row L to R: Chris Horblitt, Bob Dinatale, Jim Cadman, Frank Curran, Alex Sens, Peter Economakis, Steve Gootkind, John Weinstein. Not Present: Tri-captain Jed Klein. 47 The performances of this year’s winter track team were far better than it had been in many years. The team worked hard under inspiring new coach, Jim Burnsin, in rebuilding the track team into a force to be reckoned with in the future. Chris Cotton Steve Stotsky BOYS TRACK TEAM 1st Row L to R: Eddie Gee, Doug Goodman, David Alden, Lee Taylor, John Sheldon, Billy Rosenthal. 2nd Row L to R: John Caufield, John Elcock, John Foyt, John Costello, Lawrence Cynkin, Henry Crawford, John Medearis, Harry Stanger. 3rd Row L to R: Bob Lucas, Kevin Litton, Kin Lee, Tommie Lee, David Kauff, Jimmy McMahon, Chris Cotton (Co-Capt.J, Jeff Young, Mr. Burns (Coach). 4th Row L to R: Kevin O’Leary, O’Neil McDonna, David Magson, Paul Polishuk, Jay Green, Michael Resnick, Antony VonBaeyer. Not Present: Peter Guran, Steve Stotsky (Co-Capt.J. Marshall Bruce. 50 fjf 1 ai f l Wb v- 1 V rj L K. L, r IV; ■ tl mTl; v y |] Girls’ Winter Track Before we say anything about our season, we would like to point out that there would not have been a season without our coach, Mr. Parsons. Along with his fine coaching abilities, he has enabled us to think of track as more than a competitive sport. He helped rs understand track by showing us how to enjoy it and learn about ourselves without it being simply an ego trip. Our season record was 7-1 with a close defeat by Newton. The season went fast, with many of our team mates feeling like sisters. We would like to thank everybody for this season, and we look forward to next year. GIRLS TRACK TEAM 1st Row L to R: Claudia Lovell, Elise Tappe, Judith McLean, Jeanine Wheaton, Molly Gabel, Debbie Mar, Debbie Handwick, Janet Koster. 2nd Row L to R: Michelle Harris, Erica Kleiderman, Audrey Kauff, Laura Notman, Ann Fleisher, Rene Jamieson, Lynne Sweet, Diane Davidson, Eva Yee, Beth Sperber, Kathy Silberger. 3rd Row L to R: Coach Parsons, Paula Mar, Jennifer Gold, Alexandra Walter, Sandra Agredo, Ruth Silber, Mary Ward, Sonia Gurevitz, Anna Yee, Grace Lung, Anita Meer (Manager). 4th Row L to R: Melanie Stone, Shannon May, Elizabeth Ottinger, Joan Smith, Sandra Feuer, Estelle Cournoyer, Andrea Hussey, Myra Hemmingway, Kathy Finn, Naia Wilson, 51 Not Present: Heidi Kelly. ■i Varsity Basketball w 1st Row L to R: Yvonne Readdy, Karolyn Kirby, Kim Richards. 2nd Row L to R: Mr. Hennessey (Coach), Cindy Loo, Dorsi Raynolds, Debbie Kindred, Laura Stratton, Michelle Figura. Not Present: Galina Gittens. Girls’ Varsity Basketball 52 Junior Varsity Basketball 1st Row L to R: Karen Bates, Helen Polishuk, Mary O’Reilly. 2nd Row L to R: Beverly Lee, Dorsi Raynolds, Georgia Phillips, Ms. O’Connell (Coach). 53 Girls’ Freshman Basketball 1st Row L to R: Lai Wai, Carol McCarthy, Leigh Bigger, Laura Callahan, Janet Cline. 2nd Row L to R: Lisa Becker, Carolyn Thornton, Veleta Miller, Pat Polishuk (Capt.J, Joan Heffernan, Natalie Sacks, Susan Cohen. 3rd Row L to R: Julia Green, Sheila Caroll, Julie Gutensohn, Carla Gracey, Deirdre Brown, Joanne Malinn, Loma MacKinnon, Beth H ennessey, Ms. Collin (Coach). 54 Boys’ Basketball Boys’ Freshman Basketball First Row L to R: John Ferro, Keith McCarthy, Errol Allen, Hollie Moutrie, Robert Perryman. Second Row L to R: Ted Dubow, Derrick Mann, Ken Welcher, Bruce Prunty, Ted Silva, Eli Rosenthal, Fred Jefferson. Not Present: Chuck O’Conner, Randy Epstein, Coach Belbel, Assistant coach Peter Maimonis. 55 Boys’ Basketball Boy’s Varsity Basketball First Row L to R: Co-captain Steve Miller, Coach Johnson, Co-captain Maxwell Jones. Second Row L to R: Curtis Howe, Kevin Haggerty, Greg Brent, Gary McCue, Jorg Bassiacos, Steve Kaplan, John McCrae, Raul Silva, Eric Damiels, Dean Maimonis, Darien Wheatly, Steve Goldman. 56 Boys’ J.V. Basketball First Row L to R: Co-captain Kevin Castain, Coach Tucker, Co-captain Neil Cohen. Second Row L to R: Charlie Gilchrest, Henry Yee, Tom Olafson, Matt Yorks, Ronny Furey, Darrel White, Eric Gootkind, Steven O’Neil, Gary Horuditz. .. , 57 Basketball Cheerleaders Basketball Cheerleaders 1st Row L to R: Sherri Barlow, Maureen Corcoran, Debbie Piltch (Capt.), Lori Rosenbaum, Lynne Glazer. 2nd Row L to R: Cyndy Yung, Karen McLean, Eileen Hughes, Michelle Andrews, Debbie Mar, Janie Nardone. 58 1st Row L to R: Meri Feldman, Tracey Greene. Marie O’Brian (Capt.), Janie Tobin, Ellen Corbett. 2nd Row L to R: Maureen O’Leary, Sandy Simard, Susan Thornton, Jean McCue, Kelly Heffernan, Ms. Cocoran. Hockey Cheerleaders J ' - 1 Hockey V Varsity Hockey 1st Row L to R: Julian Epstein, Robert MacNeil, Daniel Wagner, David Friedman, Richard Canney, James Mattimoe, Bill Smith (Capt.J, Richard Taylor (Capt.J, Richard Nelson. 2nd Row L to R: Mr. Divincenzo (Coach), Mr. Heavey (Coach), John Mearls, Kevin Heffernan, Paul Drain, David Ewanouski, Sean Kelley, Bruce Milton, Bobby Ewanouski, Joey McMahon, Bobby Galasti, Michael Gropman. m wsf ' J.V. Hockey 1st Row L to R: John Radley, Tom Donnelly, Steve Ross, Ed Riley, Ed Hunter, Jim Hennessey, Andy Fay, Steve Mahon, Robert Nelson. 2nd Row L to R: John Crowley, Adam Stemfield, Bill Coakley (Capt.J, John Doherty, Jack Steele, Frank Blondiet, Eric Pender, John Jones, Kenny Pucker, Jim Kohn (Capt.J. Wm Freshman Hockey 1st Row L to R: Steven Gropman, Peter Friedman, Ken Carter, Brian Carey, John Daley, Michael MacNeil, Robert Lawlor, Robert Curran. 2nd Row L to R: Glen Ward, John Mahon, Pat Clark, Joe Ross, Tim McMahan, Craig Corcoran, Brian Smith, T.R. Fay, Michael Raskin. Not President: Jamie Gresser, Eric Murphy. 62 64 ' ■ 4 y L to R Row 1: Marsha Segelman, Karen Thurm, Cyndy Yung, Regina Yee. Row 2: Amy Hugh, Debbie Mar, Abby Sapers. Row 3: Eric Geller, Mary Edgerton. Inset: Jordan Dickstien, Betty Hugh, Bobby Goldman and Jody Shulins, Sabrina Landrum, Cathy Shelburne, Rene Jamison, Donna Wolf. Nancy Kassner; Business Co-Editor Cherly Ross; Business Co-Editor Cliff Long Myra Poverman Khandan Baradoran 66 Abby Sapers — Photography Editor Cyndy Yung — Sports Editor Marsha Segelman — Copy Editor Karen Thurm — Writing Editor Debbie Mar — Layout Co-Editor Mary Edgerton — Graphics Editor Amy Hugh — Layout Co-Editor Jane Lojek and Nancy Kaplan — Senior Editors Photography Staff: First Row L to R: Seth Tuler, Abby Sapers, Eric Preman. Second Row L to R: Robert Wong, Nadia Mirel, Doby Joslin, Carlton Soohoo. Not Present: Joel Kadis Inset: Becky Peters 67 Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor Editorial Editor News Editors Feature Editors Arts Entertainment Sports Editor Layout Ecfitor Photography Editors . Copy Circulation .. Advertising Editor . . . Financial Editor Faculty Advisor. ' . . . . Printer Fhd 978 . Andrew Ting Clare Fox Jon Epstein Betsy Miller LeonTreftar Jeff Schwaber Nancy Katz Tony Dreyfus Joel Kadis Eric Getter David Henry Michael Cedar .Audrey Frank Larry Sperber Paul Polishuk . . . . William Hibert Belmont Printing Co. The Sagamore 115 Greenough St. Brookline, Mass. 02146 STAFF WRITERS: _ Lisa Boyer, Tom Bresnahan, Matt Ellis, Richard Gollis, Peter Gruenbaum Jimmy Kaplan, Kleanthes Konaris, Marc Litt. ' John Medearis, Nadia Mirel, Harry Stanger, Marion Yee - — 68 Medical Careers REFRACTIONS Refractions, the creative arts organization at Brookline High, prints collections of student work and sponsor’s work and sponsor’s Everybody’s Concert each year. In the fall we publish art and photography. Everybody’s Concert is an all-student comedy-music-dance- dramatic show which goes on each spring, always to enthusiastic audiences. Editor: Bonnie Resnick Refractions People People People Friends What a face. MM-MM-Good! “Hey! Look at him.” Me? Julia Child? Lazar and Nancy “This is boring.” 70 Black awareness club Black Awamess Club L to R first row: Toni Hamilton, Charlie Gilcrest, Steven O’Neal, Laura Garcia, Rene’ Jamieson, second row: Yvonne Readdy, Sabrina Landrum, Webster Rogers, Cathy Shelbourne, Kimberly Richards, Valeta Miller. SFL Homeroom SFL First Row L to R: Audrey Frank, Michael Ceder, Julian Epstein, Susie Lorenzo, John Findley, Brian Steinbrecker, Abby Sapers. Second Row L to R: Josh Gray, Mr. Hibert, Bonnie Resnick, Andrew Ting, Nancy Aronson, Gordon Bennet, David Schnee, Steve Goldman, Katie Bowditch, Leon Trefler, Jeff Swaber, Larry Sperber, Joel Kadis, Larry Ramin, David Glickman, Betsy Miller, Clare Fox. Third Row L to R: Nancy Katz, David Rosenbaum, Bob Zuckernik, Jon Epstein, Eric Geller, Mark Stearns. I ■£■ M 1 • J f 1 fy i t |gk J L, v? 1 A n : ; A Ansty’s Homeroom First Row L to ,R: Darlene Holmwood, Tracy Coyne, Flori Santosousso, Bonni Santosousso, Nancy Randolph, Jayda and Dolly Younker. Second Row L to R: Alan Siegel, Aaron Blackman, Danny Hovey, Debbie Kindred, Susie Gruber, Bonnie Mitchell, Corrine McCarthy, Mr. Ansty. Key Club French Club U.N. 72 Ski Club THE SKI CLUB The Ski Club is one of the most enjoyable clubs in the high school. With a membership of 150 students, it is the largest, active club within the school, and it offers several day and week-end trips to New England ski areas, and most spectacularly, a week-long trip to Sugarloaf during February vacation. The club allows all skiiers, whether beginners or experts, the opportunity to ski among friends inexpensively. It also allows students to know one another outside of the school, in a totally different environment, and out of the club come some of the closest friendships. The ski club is advised by Mr. Wally Ulich, and the 1978-1979 presidents are; Clare Fox, Peter Siegel, and Lewis Schneider. Photography Club The photography club is a group of energetic, dedicated students who are both beginning and experienced photographers. Members meet for lively weekly darkroom sessions and frequently have their photos published in the Murivian, Sagamore, and other publications. Some members have produced prize-winning photographs. David Rosenbaum is president this year. 75 Horseback Riding Club Ping Pong Club The Ping Pong Club enters its third year of competition with many more aspiring players. Tournaments and intramural competition play are an important part of this expanding club. There are many levels of skill and great variety in style of play. Individual improvement is just a “smash” away!! Special thanks to Leo Crowley for his patience and understanding. Committee — Carlton SooHoo, Robert Wong, Paul Kilduff Sub-Committee — Daniel Haskins, Greg Smith, Sam Goon Club Photographer — Koon Wong 76 Spanish Club SPANISH CLUB We are planning many exciting activities, including: preparing meals typical of particular Latin American countries; Spain and Mexico trip to a folkloric ballet; visiting a bilingual school and we have prospects of aiding Spanish speaking students with their English and many other exciting events. President: Carol Pastan Vice-President: Hilandia Nueta Treasurer: Lee Olin Secretaries: Laura Galloway Martha Conroy International Club Junior Steering THE SCUBA CLUB The Scuba club is for divers and for non-divers. The club does two things. One is Wednesday, x-block; we play under water basketball and hockey. Two, for the certified divers, we have divers in the fall and in the spring. Club advisor Mr. Smith President Gavin Cockfield Math Team The Science Club The Science Club, which is a recent addition to Brookline High School, meets bi-weekly. The members perform classroom experiments, observe demonstrations, and hear lectures by special guest speakers. They also visit such facilities as the Harvard Observatory, M.I.T., and The Museum of Science. The club is open to those students who have an interest in any of the aspects of scien ce and technology. Presidents: Kenneth Mandl and Steven Gordon Scuba Club Science Club Nat’l Honor Society yKjj ' Ji. Ensemble Concert Choir NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is a group of students who have recieved recognition for their outstanding academic achievement and good citizenship. The society provides a tutoring service for the students of the high school. It also serves as a fundraising organization to provide scholarships for graduating seniors. Faculty advisor: Ms. Adelson President: Jeremy Rabinovitz Vice-President: Alan Fried Secretary-Treasurer: Elissa Baker B.R.A.T. Packard Advisory League 80 Iris drawing “Boy, this is complicated.” 81 Strategic Games Club This is the strategic games club (except for a few camera shy people, like myself) In this club we practice a time-honored method of getting where you want to go. This method is war. Actually most of us are mild mannered people who come for the strategic challenge, and for the chance to outwit our opponents. Tfc r A t ’ r t 4 v ' W l? r y ▼ 5 82 Clubs TASK Volunteers for Community Service consists of high school students, working in three organizations, building meaningful relationships with people in need. TASK provided an afterschool open-house program for children in a Brookline housing project, Big Brother Big Sister had volunteers working with lonely children on a one-to-one basis, and the Mental Health Club provided activities and friendships to isolated young adults. Bike Cross Country Far East 84 I Kl , ■ y In ) I ) J gtf v 49KBbf f 4 r DANCE I i ! 1 Foreign Language Holiday Sing-A-Long Woo and Kelly raise voices. “Everyone Sing!” “Follow the Bouncing Ball” Clare The Thinker “The Phone’s For You.” 89 Look Who’s Back! Reverse College Day! Lh ...muM Senior Dinner Dance The Untouchables . . and the untouched. 93 -V THANKSGIVING RALLY Mr. Rinaldi, Headmaster Headmaster’s Message To the Class of 1979 Main Office Staff Ms. O’Leary, Secretary to Headmaster Miss. O’Leary retired last December. The Murivian staff, on behalf of BHS community, extends our gratitude to her for many years of service as Secre- tary to the Headmaster. We wish her a long and happy retirement. A whole lifetime stretches ahead of you; fill it with action and with energy, all centering on the improvement of the human condition. There is room for everyone if only we give each other space; there are resources enough if only we conserve and share; and there is love enough to last each lifetime for each man, woman and child, and yet have a surplus. Dream magnificently and grandly, and I’ll pray that your dreams will come true. i ... 50 Ms. Donovan, Register Ms. Sweeney, Secretary Ms. K. Connor, Secretary 98 Brookline School Committee Superintendent of Schools — Dr. Robert I. Sperber Assistant Superintendent — Louise Thompson Assistant Superintendent — Dr. Ferdy )• Tagle Director of Personnel — Willian C. Sheridan Chairman — Ellsworth E. Rosen Vice-Chairman — Roger W. Stern John Connorton Barbara Senecal Brian Conry Ann W. Wacker Jacques Dronsick Natalie G. Zuckerman Joseph Robinson Student Advisory Committee David Dana Alice Finn Leon Trefler Lewis Schneider Gordon 3ennett Mark Litt 99 House Teachers Ms. Erdmann Mr. Ritchie Mr. Reynolds Mr. Gumbs House Secretaries Ms. McHugh Ms. Kenney Really Ms. McHugh! Ake DC U i r Kb nuuSE Ms. Sweeney Ms. MacGillivray I’ve been waiting for two hours! 101 9. Mr. Doherty 10. Mr. Lee 11. Mr. Chiasson 12. Mr. Ford 13. Ms. Ventola (Secretay) 1. Mr. Seymour, Director 2. Mr. Baker, Director 3. Mr. Tarantino, Supervisor 4. Mr. Kelley 5. Mr. Madden 6. Ms. Parish 14. Mr. Riley 15. Mr. Meehan 7. Mr. Thompson 8. Mr. Erelli 102 Unified Arts Performing Arts 39 © 080 0 hooooooo fcoooacoi laoeoooa 103 O’ ! Career Education ,■ v‘ Mr. J. Ryan, Chairperson Mr. T. Ryan, Coordinator D.E. Program Ms. Beaumont, Secretary Ms. Cahill Ms. Corcoran Ms. Delanjian Mr. Dunbar Mr. Dwinell Ms. Flaherty Mr. Goldman Mr. Kennison Mr. McCarthy Mr. Rothstein Ms. Sutfin Ms. Schiff Ms. Seltzer Mr. Wall Ms. Xypteras 10 . 11 . 12 . 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. English Department 104 1 . 2 . 3. 4 . 5 . 6 . 7. 8 . 9 . 10 . 11 . 12 . 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. Ms. Bailey Ms. ]. Berman Ms. S. Berman Ms. Bettman Mr. Viglirolo (Co-Chairpe rson) Ms. Colburn Ms. Colglazier Ms. Colman Ms. Fowler Mr. Freccero Ms. Roemer (Co-Chairperson) Ms. Gallagher Mr. Goldstone Ms. Hammond Ms. Huntington Mr. Kaplan Ms. Clark (Secretary) 105 English Department 1. 2 . 3 . 4 . 5 . 6 . 7 . 8 . 9 . 10 . 11 . 12 . 13 . 14 . 15 . 16 . 17 . Ms. Kean Ms. Kijewski Ms. Manley Mr. McCarter Ms. Metzger Mr. Murpny Ms. Pessolano Mr. Shuman Mr. Slaven Ms. Smith Ms. Splendor Dr. Thomas Ms. Varady Ms. Wexler Mr. Young Ms. Lewis Ms. Ogden Foreign Language Department hi rsouc Mr. Guenette, Director Chairperson Mr. Ulich, Head Teacher Ms. Alonso Ms. Bartiromo Mr. Belocas Dr. Berko Ms. Bonville Ms. Burger Ms. Cahn Ms. Danberg Dr. Fernandez Ms. Gutierrez Ms. lakubowicz Jack Daniels Ms. Landry Ms. Lind Ms. Osman Ms. Pierson Ms. Planchon 106 Ms. Rodriquez Ms. Wu Data Processing Cafeteria Staff Ms. Connor Mr. Riley Ms. Sennott Ms. Thiffault, Secretary Ms. Harris Ms. Rotenberg Language Lab 107 Guidance Department M i A i - iflMJ . m « — M i 1 J f J ■ 1 9 ' 9 % k • I mm | I 1. Mr. Alexander 2. Ms. Anderson 3. Mr. Federman 4. Mr. Gibson 5. Ms. Gude 6. Ms. Hamilton 7. Mr. Howard 8. Ms. Kuskin 9. Ms. Ni 10. Mr. Sutfin 11. Ms. Reinhold, Chairperson with Ms. Heavey, Secretary But I don’t want to go to college Ms. Erdmann getting a H.R. ready. Social Work Guidance Secretaries 1. Mr. Ansty 2. Ms. Cellura 3. Mr. Gopen 4. Ms. Conroy 5. Ms. Fallon 6. Ms. Heavey 7. Ms. Tanner You don’t say What’s this supposed to be? ! Home Economics Special Education 1. Ms. Abelson 2. Ms. Bonacci 3. Mr. Borg 4. Ms. Ramsey 5. Mr. Reynolds 6. Mr. Wiggin, Chairperson 7. Ms. Young 1. Mr. Bauer 2. Ms. Geoghegan 3. Mr. Lis 4. Mr. Sutton 1. Ms. Schreiber, Director 2. Ms. McNeil, Secretary 3. Ms. Amico 4. Ms. Daly 5. Ms. Freedman 110 Math Department Addelson Armstrong Axelrad Barasso Frantz Hong Jean Lane Leverich Schnipper Springer Sternofale Werner 1. Ms. 2. Ms. 3. Ms. 4. Mr. 5. Mr. 6. Ms. 7. Mr. 8. Ms. 9. Mr. 10. Ms. 11. Ms. 12. Mr. 13. Ms. Ill Physical Education Library 1. Ms. Jordan, Chairperson 2. Mr. Shluntz, Athletic Director 3. Ms. Collin 4. Mr. Conroy 5. Ms. Crane 6. Mr. Devio 7. Mr. Devicenzo 8. Ms. Roberts 112 1. Ms. Brush 2. Ms. Greenspan 3. Ms. Killefer, Chairperson 4. Ms. Liepman 5. Ms. Michalik 6. Ms. Wagner ' T ' 113 S II Social Studies Writ 1. 2 . 3 . 4 . 5 . 6 . 7 . 8 . 9 . 10 . 11 . 12 . 13 . 14 . 15 . 16 . Mr. Schwartz, Chairperson Ms. Thiffault, Secretary Mr. Cradle Mr. Dudley Mr. Hibert Mr. Kaplan Mr. Wright Mr. Ladenburg Ms. Maher Ms. Manhard Ms. Marked Mr. Oakes Ms. Quitt Ms. Smith Ms. Sydney Mr. Stoskoph 114 1. Mr. Parfitt, Chairperson Director 2. Dr. Hoffman, Head Teacher 3. Ms. Wilion, Secretary 4. Mr. Tierney, Science Assistant 5. Ms. Bardfield 6. Mr. Cohen 7. Ms. Cohen 8. Mr. Chellquist 9. Mr. Cunningham 10. Mr. Coombs 11. Mr. Forsythe 12. Mr. Gleekman 13. Mr. Howard 14. Ms. Howard 15. Ms. Howell 16. Mr. Mitchell Ms. Thompson Ms. Erdmann Ms. Frenier This coffee must have been made in a dirty beaker. Mr. Gleekman uses scientific powers to make book rise. 1. Ms. Mellman 2. Ms. Lucchesi 3. Ms. Nardone 4. Ms. Rosser 1. Mr. Smith 2. Ms. Williams 3. Ms. Wiggin 115 SWS Ms. Kaplovitz, Coordinator 1. Dr. Rudisch 2. Ms. Caulfield 1. Ms. Rogovin 2. Ms. Blankstein 3. Ms. Fraser 4. Mr. Harrington 5. Ms. Jaffee 6. Mr. McCarter 7. Ms. Myerson 8. Mr. Newman 9. Mr. Stanton 10. Ms. Zalkind 1. Ms. Schomer 2. Ms. Broder n t — • h- ' • S h- ' • n 116 Mr. Bernstein Mr. Coletta Mr. Lamb Mr. Lane Mr. Tupa Visual Arts Ms. Firestone Mr. Lee gets his engine going. Mr. Lane and the fine art of jewelry making. Metco Coordinater Individualized Coordinator Ms. Underwood 117 What a pair! “No, it’s x 4 + 3x 2 ” “The nose should be bigger.” Faculty People “Boy, you’re here early!” 118 Another A Block “An upside down door??” AKERS 148 Dr. Fernandez 1st Row L to R: Tom Haskin, Dina Tissnes, Brian Carey, Angela Rodriquez, William Fong, Carolyn Holbrook. 2nd Row L to R: Phillip P hillips, Carol McCarthy, Peter Friedman, Sharon Gour, Susan Locke, Eric Murphy, Joanne Freel. 3rd Row L to R: Dr. Fernandez, Donna Chin, Judy Goldberg, Lorna MacKinnon, Sara Black, Geraldine Abbott, Lai Wan Yee. 4th Row L to R: George Xypteras, Josh Macey, Kurt Griffin, Steven Kennedy, Lisa Wishnok, lose Rubin. AKERS 253 Mr. Rothstein 1st Row L to R: Helen Wong, Yuval Boger, Jim Clinton, Peggy Kelleher, Christine Bonnichon, Debbie McGrath. Eric Brahms, Mr. Rothstein. 2nd Row L to R: Stacy Woolf, Shubhra Rastogi, Kenneth Welcher, Gerard Medua, Alex Sens, Stephen Sheldon, Andrew Arsenault, Mary Foley, Monica Horwitz, Zahra Hedayati. 3rd Row L to R: Debbie Rosengard, Sara Nesson, Hadas Levin, Christine Moyes, Laurie Mathews, Andrea Levine, Kara Allen, Tracey Ellis, Amy Levenson, Audrey Lamb. AKERS 258 Dr. Berko 1st Row L to R: Leung Chi-Sang, Leung Chi-Lai, Yanick Dupiton, Carolyn Tbomton, Linda Ayan, Erica Spunt, Robin Horwitz, Andrea Nissenbaum, Dr. Berko. 2nd Row L to R: Kevin Conlon, William Gray, James , Barry Goldberg, Jim Meaney, Annika Picker, Edward Urquiola, Chris Kickham, Janet Cline. 3rd Row L to R: Deirdre Brown, Anna Yee, Sharon Gillis, Nancy Donovan, Suzanne Moye, Jane Randolph, Atoosa Biglari, Angela Bruce, Raz Israeli. 122 AKERS 260 Mr. Dudley 1st Row L to R: Mr. James Dudley, Judith McLean, Adrienne Nettles, Karen Von Lichtenberg, Alan Miller, Richard Roes. 2nd Row L to R: Lani Green, Miriam Klein. 3rd Row L to R: Patricia Robinson, Elizabeth Becker, Ruth Burah, Stephen Intremont, Richard Goodman, Arik Shnaider, Roy Sinai, Howard Gibbs. 4th Row L to R: Tania Surs, Catherine Landers, Michelle Close, David Sachs, Glen Howard, Shelia Carroll, David Smith, Victor Chow. Not Present: Lai Ngor Yee, Beverly Kirchdorfer. AKERS 267 Ms. Manhard 1st Row L to R: Valerie Oberton, Robin Rosenbaum, Julia Kerr, Alexandria Hunt, Jill Robinson, Esther Yee, Alice Chan, Michelle Walsh, Helen Guran. 2nd Row L to R: Bharat Rathi, Surjit Singh, Eliza Tappe, Meg Hall, John Sheldon, Brian Weaver, John Margolis, Gabrielle Yee, Laura O’Neil, Sandra Harper. 3rd Row L to R: Jamie Gresser, Brian Mook, John Ferro, Asya Berlina, Penny Riley, Richard Lizdenis, Javier Sonnenschein, Yur-Shum Yee, Sandy Mays, Ms. Manhard. Absent: Shannon Moores, Ed Burzminski. r jB|j 11 Ip r i J fcj ' to LINCOLN 334 Mr. Young 1st Row L to R: Talya Loewy, Amy Tobin, Tanya Zdanovich, Randy Epstein, Michael Gordon, Dean Lipson, Nancy Zeidman. 2nd Row L to R: Kate O’Brien, Marcy Greenberg, Mimi Jung, Lisa Wong, Juliet Lockwood, Eric Brown, Jason Stern field, William Wong, Young-Sup Lee, Tana Christo. 3rd Row L to R: Kathleen Finn, Jacqueline May, Emily Epstein, Peter Leibowitz, William Rosenthal, Cheryl Bryant, Rayna Shelton. 4th Row L to R: Thomas Von Huene, Richard Yuen, Gerard Bates, Andrew Wong, Kerwin Moy, Brian Smith. •S 123 LINCOLN 335 Ms. Smith 1st Row L to R: Melody Murray, Lori Bernstein, Joyce Hirshom, Jennifer Helm. 2nd Row L to R: Ms. Smith, Gary Lehtinen, Paul Shine, Evan Banks. 3rd Row L to R: Tim Donovan, Roger Whitcomb, Jennifer Gold, Julie Tuton, Julie O’Brien. 4th Row L to R: Tim McMahon, Saul Becker, Jackie Macrae, Mary Mellett, Robert Goldman, Shari Alland. 5th Row L to R: Paul Blumsack, John Monson, Evelyn Carson, Jane Blyumshtein, Marie Anzivino, David Cain. Not Present: Fredreicka Diponzio. LINCOLN 336 Mr. Freccero 1st Row L to R: Kim Mullaney, Lia Kass, Dan Segel, Hillary Brauerman, Jo Ann Farnsworth, Lisa Chin, Linda Woo. 2nd Row L to R: Mr. Freccero, Kelly Gilraine, Betsy Crawford, Sukhe Choi, Charles Cooper-Driver, Michelle Harris, Scott Kogos, Sonja Dahlberg, Joshua Cohen, Harry Driscoll. 3rd Row L to R: Crystal Carpenter, Sandra Feuer, Lisa Johnson, Henry Hammond, Ruth Silber, Richard Clifford. 4th Row L to R: Robert Morrison, Thomas Cafferty, Katy Dwyer, Linda Ford, Naomi Abrams. LINCOLN 340 Mr. Murphy 1st Row L to R: Noreen Harte, Julie Gutensohn, Alison Rasta, Claudia Lovell, Donna Goldberg, Michele McNamara, Denise Pickman, Joseph McElroy, Deborah Niksa. 2nd Row L to R: Hilary Rasta, Shelly Kirrane, Dena Weiner, Joan Marcus. 3rd Row L to R: James Mudge, Karen Hines, Mark Peltz, Joseph Randall, Eric Lewis, Mr. Murphy, Mary Madden, Ruth Michelson, David Rosenberg. 4th Row L to R: Fred Quelle, June Miller, Elizabeth Perry, Edmund Hurley, Eli Aviv Rosenthal, Daniel Gopen, Beverly Richmond, Jimmy McGovern, Robert Maciel. fey [ V r 124 LINCOLN 341 Ms. Pessolano 1st Row L to R: Ms. Pessolano, Chuck O’Conner, Nancy Cho, Lee Taylor, Michele Sutherland, Barbara Walsh, Linne Laurie, Debbie Spector. 2nd Row L to R Betsy Shander, Lucia Peabody, Patrick Kilduff, David Weinstein. 3rd Row L to R: David Van De Carr, Debra Dunnels, Scott Langerman, Daniel Sobel, Richard Salzman, Lisa Philipson, Jean Thomas, Sarah Schlesinger. ROBERTS 213 Mr. Goldman 1st Row L to R: Sheila Ford, Carolyn Kahn, Karen Lakes, Ratond Davis, Abby Gold, Joan Heffeman, John Chin, Kelly Mueller, Antonn Von Bayer, Mr. Goldman. 2nd Row L to R: Tanja Cole, Liz Ottinger, Erika Kleiderman, Michelle Buckley, Steven Goldstein, Jim Carr, Tom Lee, Greg Diatchenko, Annmarie Doherty. 3rd Row L to R: Jim Petree, Stephen Mealy, Jill Bona, Liz Tobin, Paula Mar, Kris Stanley, John Benet, Vance Francis, Steven Lurry, Tom Gillis. ROBERTS 208 Ms. Daly 1st Row L to R: Glynis Bugg, Natalie Sachs, Andrea Cedrone. 2nd Row L to R: Danielle Bezreh, Margaret Gouthro, Becky Connors, Leigh Bigger, Christine Conforti, Joan Drain, Gavin Joffe, Thomas Francis. 3rd Row L to R: Scott Long, Errol Allen, Angela Mitchell, Keith McCarthy, Johatnan Adams, Nancy Carson, Michael Standel, Christopher Dacus, David Alden. 125 ROBERTS 301 Ms. Gallagher 1st Row L to R: Lisa Heid, Demetrius Campbell, Suzanne Gauger, Susanto Basu, Cheryl London, Laurence Malley, Richard Faber, Karen Courtney, Karin Gauger, John Kennedy. 2nd Row L to R: Ms. Gallagher, Suzanne Weston, Richard McCarty, Louis Neipris, Gene Fein, Jennifer Goldfein, Jonathan Auerbach, Linda Taylor, Sarah Partan, Leslie Fletcher, Michael McNeil. 3rd Row L to R: Ramona Peters, Bruce Prunty, Ernest Halperin, Derrick Mann. ROBERTS 303 Ms. Lane 1st Row L to R: Carol MacLean, Sarah Conners, Patricia Oxner, Carol Rosen, Roger Chin, Philip Senecal, Tova Lazaroff, Peter Tise. 2nd Row L to R: Mami Namiki, Christine Bradley, Karen Fay, Beth Hennessey, Julia Green, Jeffrey Goldberg, Jaideep Vaid, Daniel Mirel. 3rd Row L to R: Mrs. Lane, Becky Geisen, Penny Gianopoula, Julie Gershon, David Stokle, Steve Gropman, Lee Brandt, Robert Curran, Leonard Brown, Paula Lojek. ROBERTS 385 Mr. DiVincenzo 1st Row L to R: Brad Hills, Richard Missitt, Cathy Kilgollin, Joann Fenkle, Claire Ting, Elsa Stanger, Andrea Silbert, Emily Whitfield, Ellen Resnick, Jackie Williams, Susan Whitten. 2nd Row L to R: Janet Ewanouski, Norrisa Moore, Joan Lee, Susan Hornfeldt, Doreen Moroney, Brett Hooker, Dennis Chin, Gary Leung, Philip Yuen, Thomas Kilgallen, Karen Samuelson. 3rd Row L to R: Mr. DiVincenzo, Ken Burns, Wally Young, John Delaney, Leonidas Koniaris, David Simon, Micheal Nunes. 126 PACKARD 351 Mr. Howard 1st Row L to R: Tod Dobow, Ken Carter, Sandra Agredo, Stephanie Bedrick, Laura Callanan, Terri Johnson, Jackie Hanley. 2nd Row L to R: Mr. Howard, Beth Sperber, Maya Costley, Lisa Berman, Nancy Boeckler, Susan Cohen, Steven Glass, Bruce Arbit, Steven Calmas, John Daley. 3rd Row L to R: Pat Clark, Kevin Fallon, Willie Hougham, Rebecca Barnet, Farrell Despres, Jonathan Brock, John Foyt, Mark Chin. PACKARD 359 Mr. Smith 1st Row L to R: Barbara Coakley, Christina Newman, Michael Griffin, Shirley Schinazi, Sarit Catz, Martha Cotton, Elizabeth Boxen horn, Brid O’Regan. 2nd Row L to R: Mr. Smith, Jordan Kaplan, Lauren Heyman, Freddie Jefferson, Mark Herman, Janet Howard, Ellen Galloway, Marcy Axelrad, Robert Wagner. 3rd Row L to R: Doug Scalise, Larry Brown, T.R. Fay, Dror Bikel, Elizabeth Burhoe, Beverly Markell, Rachelle LeBlanc, Marne Rizika. 4th Row L to R: Pam Jansky, Gabrielle Ross, Chris Horblitt, Gerard Hennessey, Pat Polishuk. PACKARD 361 Mr. Cunningham 1st Row L to R: Sandra Lish, Jennifer Berman, Johanna O’Melley, Todd Lee, Alicia Bell, Jennifer May, Paul O’Connor, Mitchell Schwaber. 2nd Row L to R: Mr. Cunningham, Leslie Nunchow, Filip Kovisars, Janice Henderson, Audrey Kauff, James Marquand, Robert Lawlor, Lisa Patenaude, Alfred Miler. 3rd Row L to R: John Mahon, Fred Meade, Bob McClain, Hollie Moultrie, Rick Miller, Shannon May, John McCarthy, Yosef Abramowitz, Valetla Miller. 127 PACKARD 363 Ms. Nardone 1st Row L to R: Loretta Mearls, Karla O’Conner, Michelle Giuditta, Jennifer Scheer, Matthew Zifrony, Theodore Prentiss, Allan Dillon, Jeffrey Gordon. 2nd Row L to R: Ms. Nardone, Joseph Shapiro, Rowena Rosenblum, Michael Raskin, Matthew Roderich, Andrea Sargent, Alison Sharff, Randall Reid. 3rd Row L to R: Micnaelyn Rackley, Jocelyn Field, Robert Duffy, Jessie Scnlesinger, Lisa Rodman, John Pergantis, Joanne Malinn, Theresa Regan. 4th Row L to R: William Summerville, Edward Silva, Norman Ross, Robert Perryman, Karen Segal, Lisa Scheer. PACKARD 377 Ms. Lucchesi 1st Row L to R: Isaac Kenn, Edward Yee, Andy Spunt, Ballin Wright, Susan Perez, Elizabeth Woodward, Debra Kenn, David Warski. 2nd Row L to R: Ms. Lucchesi, Laura Robinson, Roberta Simon, Rachael Reef, Alexandra Walter, Irene Manoloules, Michael Yee, Eric Zetlin. 3rd Row L to R: Lisa Garrone, Doug Williams, June Viarruel, Delia Yskamp. i i Jra slbr ai 128 ■K V IgHPBE iKtP ■ ?, ' :, yv , ? - r ■ 9Hro9rgj ysea; ? gg| ’ V. -. •:?.. ••■ . ■ • ' ,«fey : ;, ' - ' j0fe«V - y • 4.., .. Qphmgrel 129 SHOULDER? JUST ONE ACT OF MANY IN THE ON-GOING WELLAND RD. CIRCUS TWO MORE YEARS AND WE WILL RULE THE SCHOOL SOPHOMORES IS THIS THE PAGE THAT FOLDS OUT? SNIP-SNIP HERE, SNIP-SNIP THERE!! 130 Akers 145 Mr. Johnson 1st Row L to R: Laura Mahoney, Andrea Mintz, Vicki Goldberg, Carol King, Mr. Johnson. 2nd Row L to R: Dien-Trang Bui, Maria Medua, Jessica Trefonides, .Leigh-Ann Dickson, Rebecca Rosenberg, Sageet Bar-Yam. 3rd Row L to R: Eric Gootkind, Felice Caplan, Ming-yu Chu, Lydia Yee, Joan Lee, Alyce Berkwitz, Maria Arseneault. 4th Row L to R: Helene Shuster, Laura Novak, Jennifer Wolf, Betsy Hedberg, Maureen Corcoran, Timothy Kelleher, Joseph Welch. 5th Row L to R: Koon Wong, Martin O’Reilly, Mark Johnson, David Chin, Zohar Ronen, Anthony Okhiria, Leslie Randolph. Akers 266 Mr. Cradle First Row L to R: John Laffey, Gabrial Yip, Thomas Bresnahan, Marcia Klingsberg, Gideon Friedmann, Talia Gazit, Gili Meshel, Mai Vang, Pla Vang, Bettina Rice. Second Row L to R: Carol Ng, Jane Hsiao, Fay Weir, Amy Locke, Inna Agadzhanov, Laurie Mittel, Scott Kaplan, Shelly Kindred, Laurie Fivenson, William Der. Third Row L to R: James Schissler, Frank Chang, Josef Gurian, Yeng Khan, Jennie Larsen, Angela Duval, Karen Gibson, Neil Cohen, Jorg Bassiacos, Thomas Donnelly, Donna Fay, Judy Isenberg. Roberts 109 Ms. Geoghegan Ms. Geoghegan, Lisa Feibel, Patty Cose, Stephanie Weaver, Robert Ritter, Andy Levitt. 131 AKERS 254 Mr. Gleekman 1st Row L to R: Mr. Gleekman, Ido Stern, Ido Eilat. 2nd Row L to R: Tlalit Lazovsky, Edelmira Arias, Martha Tissnes, Dina Goldin, Oonagh Doherty, Ian Jaffier, Livia Schachler, Arman Biglari, Lee Jacobson, Yaniv Kotler, Hy Israeli. 3rd Row L to R: Chi-Ming Leung, Rebecca Karplus, Lucie Prete, Jane McCarthy, Emma Caspar, Dimitry Frager, Joseph Fernandez, Dennis Manzoli, Jessica Krant, Thomas Meyers. 4th Row L to R: Eliot Wyzanski, Nick Fotopoulas, John Thompson, Hyong Paik, Franklin Blondiet, Michael Chouinard, Robert Grantham, Wayne Cullen, Wai Lee, Joel Hirshom, Christopher Curtis. 132 AKERS 146 Ms. Bartiromo 1st Row L to R: Stephen Yee, Gary Horwitz, Felix Shlosman, Jean . 2nd Row L to R: Chin Wong, Jeff Bennett, Gary Wong, Leon Gruenbaum, Ruth Weinstein, Jennifer Beeders, Paulina Miche, Ms. Bartiromo. 3rd Row L to R: John Radley, David Green, Slava Shlosman, David Ryan, Maya Gittens, Charlene Mook, Susan Thornton, Debbie Moscaritolo, Tracey Kickham, Debbie Alper. 4th Row L to R: Tim Hayes, Joey Heckey, David Mamon, Howard Green, Greg Matthews, Mary Walsh, Tracy Costello, Deidre Sheehan, Sarah Sheldon, Cathy Ryan, Bill-Jo Paschal. LINCOLN 407 Ms. Berman 1st Row L to R: Yin Wing Ng, Michael Schlesinger, Robert Francey, Linda Young, Natalie Flanagan, Roberta Agostinelli. 2nd Row L to R: George Diamond, Jeffrey London, Robert Raps, Darrell White, Rosalind Jacoby. 3rd Row L to R: Ms. Berman, Alison Bies, Curtis Jackson, Elaine Zappala, Bryan Hummel, Matthew Shakespeare, Joseph Mazzapica, William Kirrane. LINCOLN 406 Ms. Kijewski 1st Row L to R: Abby Safran, Alicia Carmona, Kenny Gill, Erin Dugan, Hilandia Neuta, Vicky Zdanovich, Isabel Zimmerman, Karen Bates. 2nd Row L to R: Ms. Kijewski, Liz Nickel, Seiya Shirahoma, Detrah May, Ed Gee, David Abrams, Dana Levy, Caroline Boyd, Karin Radasch, Bob Carney. 3rd Row L to R: Greg Hummel, Kin Lau, John Medearis, Eric Pender, Hans Wong, Robert Weinbaum, David Dautourtz, Jeff Rosenbaum, Stephen Tise. LINCOLN 403 Ms. Wexler 1st Row L to R: Regina Yee, Kevin Wong, Cynthia Flaxington, Arlen Showstack, Robert Moore, Peter Seibel. 2nd Row L to R: Judy Woo, Lucia Cheng, Amy Doherty, Elizabeth Wagner, Susruta Prusty, Michael Green, Mark Johnson, Stanley Piltch, Joseph Naggar. 3rd Row L to R: Karen Kovatski, Becky Peters, Mary Gavin, Perry Leong, Mun Wong, Ms. Wexler, Lawrence Mullaney, William Bryan, Thomas Johnson, Dawn Fong. 133 ROBERTS 201 Ms. Freedman 1st Row L to R: Beth Sherman, Ricky Opton, John Manly, Cheryl Cullen, Alex Sokoloff, Carrie Childs, Robert Nelson. 2nd Row L to R: Margaret Reeve, Michael Gross, Art Messitt, Melinda Hanlon, Cindy Mahon, Ruth Ann Whitten. 3rd Row L to R: Michele Breen, Phil Massirman, Tanya Nichols, Margaret Casey, Jeannine Dinatale, Kathy Vonau, Ms. Freedman. 4th Row L to R: Steven Hillson, David Dana, Ken Scotch, Jack Steele, Chris Papajohn. m iB n n I ' tlH t J i ] i LINCOLN 408 Ms. Colglazier 1st Row L to R: Danny Bent, Susan Marshall, Anita Meer, Lisa Zeidman, Ann Ziskend, Maria Kitsis, Barbara MacDermid, Peter Sliker. 2nd Row L to R: Ms. Cathy Colglazier, Susan Kur, Karen Yuen, Peter Nowosielski, David Warriner, Christine Ricketts, Parvin Farhoody, Adam Sternfield. 3rd Row L to R: Pira Christo, Jane Selzer, James Crichlow, Jeff Zimon, David Krauthamer, Susan Lemmel. LINCOLN 410 Ms. Bailey 1st Row L to R: Khandon Baradoran, Linda Zonis, Joanne Clifford, Steve Weinstein, Chiquita Murray, Steve O ' Neal, Joe McMahon, Jeff Cockfield. 2nd Row L to R: Ms. Bailey, Karen Gibbs, Bruce Thomas, Chris Willander, Amy Sher, Francesca Stork, Reggie Stovell. 3rd Row L to R: Sandy MacGillivary, Jim Lepler, Bill McDonough, Paul Saitta, Joel Blumsack, Bob Hirshom, Jeff Tuton, Grant Fine, Conan O’Brien. 134 ROBERTS 393 Mr. Borg 1st Row L to R: Saiping Tso, May Chin, Lilly Joe, Mary Jane Nardone, Elissa Fischbach, Lisa Bederman, Robert Korisky, Aeneas Long, Robert Aronoff. 2nd Row L to R: Alessandra Sindoni, Barbara Curry, Steven Gordon, Diane Wignall, Suzanne Cady, Elizabeth Barnett, Grace Lung, Charles Chao, John Stanley. 3rd Row L to R: Robert Ford, Greg Smith, Peter Berke, Theodore Ladoulis. ROBERTS 300 Mrs. Schnipper 1st Row L to R: Joel Barshak, Linda Lee, Michele Lee, Susan Egan, Ann Harrington, Susan Mueller, Lisa Shaffer, Noel Laing. 2nd Row L to R: Peter Azoff, Mrs. Schnipper, Francisco Palomino, Julia Wong, Linda Hughes, Kelly Heffernan, Diane Differ, Naia Wilson, Jackie Burlin. 3rd Row L to R: Michael Cardona, Alfred Tow, Michael Weston, Dan Gillis, Scott Kaylor, Andrew Abel. Not Present: Michael Fox, Judith Lawson. 1 HU ■ gm -V5-S5-: ROBERTS 206 Ms. Amico 1st Row L to R: Lisa Picardo, Karen McLean, Nancy Nolan, Lisa Krakow, Matthew Dodder, Patrick Cobb, Henry Garelick, Dan Blank. 2nd Row L to R: Monica De Vance, Ed Hunter, Steve Mahon, Chuck Pineo, Eliot Schickler. 3rd Row L to R: April Movahed, Emily Allen, Nina Hutchinson, Cliff Utstein, John Stamiris. 4th Row L to R: Robin Williams, Melissa Hanlon, Donna Di Giovanni, Margery Khaw, Judy Sydney, John Jones, Ms. Amico. Not Present: Ann Scatto, Tove Sorensen. 135 PACKARD 348 Mr. Coombs 1st Row L to R: Paul Wikosky, Sandy MacDonald, Dietra Lee, Maya Handwerk, Lori Lieberman, Bobbi Howard, Lisa Bradley, Lili Kodsi. 2nd Row L to R: Mr. Combs, Charlayne Hutchins, Myra Hemmingway, Tammy Springer, Jane MacGillivary, Claudine Louis, Lori Langer, Kathy Silberger, Charles Kickham. 3rd Row L to R: Paul Joy, Edward Riley, Mark Jansky, Douglas Rausch, Neil Hirschowitz, Alan Summerville, Kenneth Pucker, Andrew Fay. PACKARD 352 Mr. Forsythe 1st Row L to R: Ann Fleischer, Michelle Chow, Noreen Chan, Elizabeth Carver, Betty Hugh, Gabriele Hubbard, Bonnie Blackman, Cassandra Bentley. 2nd Row L to R: Mr. Forsythe, Kendrew Caporal, Elizabeth Villamia, Eva Yee, Jamie Blackmore, Dorothy Raynolds, Iris Bikel, Laura Caporal, Fung Lee, Nancy Kassner (Pal). 3rd Row L to R: Tom Cnin, Gerard Chandler, James Alpers, Dana Dean, Doug Allen, Philip Wilkosky, Myra Clark, Harold Rogers, Jeremy Rabinowitz (PAL). ROBERTS 388 Mr. Sterndale 1st Row L to R: Andrea Cedrone, Sue Katz, Cheryl Watkins, Ron Frazier, Felix Gorham, Dirk Dino, Joanne Fay, Jim Hennessey, Pam Hunt, Laura Staton. Not Present — Stanton Moore. 2nd Row L to R: Sue Bradley, Kate Imhoff, Mark Rees. Cathy Canney, Mike Gropman, Ellen Corbett Anneli Williams. 3rd Row L to to R: Jeff Young, John Costello, Cyril McWeeney, Rich Schroeder, Nadia Mirel, Donna Cameron, Linda Walker, Mr. Sterndale. 136 PACKARD 353 Ms. Howard 1st Row L to R: Frances Ruml, Lindsay Capen, Sarah Connors, Audrey Oppenheim, Karen Gotkin, Kimberly Walton, Nancy Conway, Charles Gilcrest. 2nd Row L to R: Ms. Howard, Joel Bennett, Deborah Draper, Martine Storms, Susan Morrissey, Megan Bailey, Emily Greenberg, Freda Schlosberg. 3rd Row L to R: Mark Eliasson, Peter Mattimoe, Jonn Crowley, Michael Elcock, Craig Gordon, Aris Manoloules, George Dimitriov. PACKARD 354 Mrs. Wiggin 1st Row L to R: Bonnie Griffin, Debby Glickman, Cheryl Goodrich, Ruth Farrell, Franny French, Robyn Randall, Margie Simon, Steve Curley. 2nd Row L to R: Mrs. Wiggin, Cynthia Shea, Debby Kessel, Kin Lee, Andrew Sargent, Stephanie Duerk, Elissa Rogovin, Ben Zifrony, Steven Ross. 3rd Row L to R: Matthew Yorks, William Hirshom, Gints Grinbergs, Helen Polishuk, Jamie Gamble, Stephen Scherger, Sam Goon, Keith Whitehouse. Missing: Aimee Kass, Edwina Shockley, Rosilind Glazer, Debra Paris. PACKARD 357 Mrs. Rosser 1st Row L to R: John Pallera, Kate D’arbeloff, Edward Riley, Patricia Muse, Kevin Macpherson, Jeff Miller, Ian Roos, Suzanne Scalise. 2nd Row L to R: Mrs. Rosser, Ken Mandl, Magali Dimauche, Darece Wallace, Leslie Carter, Elise Leary, Mary O’Reilly, Pamela Merrick. 3rd Row L to R: Keith Morrison, David Shechter, Ed Norvakoff, Joseph Malinn. 137 AKERS 142 Mrs. Gutierrez 1st Row L to R: Boris Milman. Nader Sabokrooh, Stella Grosman, Guy Barzilai. 2nd Row L to R: Sara Torrenee, David Henry, Henry Gubnitsky, Carol Brown, Diane Horwitz, Lauretta Chu. 3rd Row L to R: Diane Chin, Georgia Phillips, Jilda Chin, Stuart Briefer. 4th Row L to R: Glenn Dickson, Richard Canney, Sean Kelly, Mrs. Gutierrez, Richard Gollis, Kenneth Hui, Man Lee. AKERS 143 Ms. Danberg 1st Row L to R: Michele Donovan, Alan Aaron. 2nd Row L to R: Ryne Allen, Larry Cynkin, Shelby Hall, Alyson Hunt, Peter Green, Ming Yee. 3rd Row L to R: Evan Abraham, Matthew Ellis, Edward Gresser, Daniel Hagerty, Dagmar Todorov, Irene Chan, Vicki Danberg. 4th Row L to R: Alex Guran, Amy Bern, Tracey Green, Debra Ehrenworth, Kathy Casey, Peter Gruenbaum, Samuel Yee. Cj -Ji JRujfeVj t or s V Wm Mr laflL-T- ' Jr’ ' AKERS 144 Ms. Cahn 1st Row L to R: Ruth Epstein, Sally Chin, Susie Fong, Lisa Turesky, Sheila Mackinnon, Ms. Cahn. 2nd Row L to R: Semyon Gelman, Alex Tsopeis, Maryvee Radley, George Fernandez, Luis Rivero, Tracey Coyne. 3rd Row L to R: Jin Kim, Andrey Tamarchenko, Sarah Murphy, Alberto Elysee, Andrew Colton, Margaret Concannon. 4th Row L to R: Alexander Lake, Alfredo Lares, Peter May, Bruce Milton, Aurelio Tissnes, Hyeoung-Ho Lowe, Louis Florenzl. 140 LINCOLN 125 Mr. Dunbar 1st Row L to R: Rosemary Mattack, Nancy Kaplan, Susan Wong, Kathy Lee, Steve Lantos. 2nd Row L to R: Doris Leong, Kevin Litton, Robert Mallock, Reggie Kamm. 3rd Row L to R: Mr. Dunbar, Dany Pletka, Susie Stoller, Stuart Wagner, Derin Sherman, David Chouinard, Henry Crawford. Missing: Griselda Moncrieffe, Douglas Frazier, Joanne Bums, Lisa Blacher, Lenny Recupero, Paul MacLeod. AKERS 255 Mr. Stoskopf 1st Row L to R: Edward Lee, Robert Lucas, Marina Polyak, Louise Sheldon, Mark Landon. 2nd Row L to R: Susan Pepper, Valentina Gheridian, Elena Guerin, Vicky Pinsky, Ellen Gordan, Denise Ryan, Suzanne Walsh. 3rd Row L to R: Mr. Stoskopf, Judy Temple, Robert Sullivan, Laura Roseman, Pam Reichenthal, Maureen O’Leary, Charles Reppeto, Daria Majzoubi. AKERS 247 Mr. Wright 1st Row L to R: Clifford Long, John Ng. 2nd Row L to R: Mr. Wright, Paul Lanzkron, Michael Isenberg, Stuart Wax, Debbie Kindred, Robert Wong, Gary Rubenstein. 3rd Row L to R: Barry Napier, Raymond Penwarden, Channeary Thai, Sharon Kugell, Betty Colina, Ondine Lizdenis, Henry Yee. 4th Row L to R: Charles Wiener, Peter Massik, Michael Fredkin, Maria Scaltsas, Andrea Hussey, Patricia Mann, Debbie Mason. , 141 LINCOLN 224 Mr. Lee 1st Row L to R: Diana Webb, Cindy Murphy, Bruce Berfield, James Kohn. 2nd Row L to R: Marian Yee, Ellen Ginsburgh, Harold Poverman, Mamoru Iguchi, Paul Kilduff, David Sachs. 3rd Row L to R: Sonia Gurevitz, Susan Segel, Jennifer Lockwood, Ronda Kogos, Brian Whitcher. 4th Row L to R: Peter Lee, Scott Sneddon, John Doherty, James Seibel, Nelson Fong. £ a t -11 -f, tv ijxrt H LINCOLN 245 Mrs. Cohen 1st Row L to R: Trevor Mahoney, Erin Donovan, Debbie Miller, Gavin Cockfield, Jean Mellett, Steven Differ, Lukas Kolm, Mr. Seltzer. 2nd Row L to R: Neil Feinberg, Danny Abramson, Jeanne McCue, Carey Heuber, Ted Rodman, Carlton SooHoo, Hames Webb, Pia Ferrara, Tracy Cain, Tom Olafson, Karen Saalman, Robert Firth. LINCOLN 345 Mr. McCarthy Front: Carla Mettauer. 1st Row L to R: Suzanne Parker, Shawn Margules, Natasha Williams, Karin Saalman, Lenita Murray, Curtis Howe, Michele Andrews, Penny Miller, Susan Barnette. 2nd Row L To R: Joel Friedman, Sereda Heartz, Valerie Jellson, Lisa Braverman, Janet Livingstone, Petra Boch, John Whitcomb, Richard Diamont, David Peabody, Kim Brent. 3rd Row L to R: Cynthia Yung, Kate McGillvary, Colleen McCarthy, Perry Silverman, Dexter Callender, David Wingshee 142 LINCOLN 409 Mr. Shuman 1st Row L to R: Laurie Endlar, Andrea Murphy, Laura Notman, Annette Pechnick, Alicia Zdanovich, Alice Lam. 2nd Row L to R: Mr. Shuman, Kai Wong Lee, Laura Stratton, Michele Figueira, Ronald Furey, Laurie Gresberg, Linda Black, Sally Sass. 3rd Row L to R: James Reardon, Dennis Harrington, David Simmons, Paul McKoy, David Miller, Glenn Sullivian. Not Present: Joel Bacquelod, Lloyd Lovering. ROBERTS 106 Ms. Xypteras 1st Row L to R: William Lee, Janet Koster, Mariella Passarelli, Lawrence Goldstein, Sherri Barlow, Anne Gulley, Debbie Mar, Glenda LeMar. 2nd Row L to R: Jeanine Wheaton, Karen Kleiderman, Seth Tuler, Richard Wong, Kevin Hefferman, Andrea Shea, Caroline Walsh, Cheryl Bean. 3rd Row L to R: Ms. Xypteras, Russell Lowenstein, Douglas Cormier, Luis Melendez, Richard Tobin, Scott Chandler. Missing: Mark Doherty. ROBERTS 202 Ms. Huntinton 1st Row L to R: Ms. Huntington, Bonnie Gonis, Duane Bugg, Lillian Borges, Sean Faherty, Stacy Adams, Jimmy Wyner. 2nd Row L to R: Betsy Rodman, David Wills, Martin Hyde, Marjorie Broder, Linda Rich, Ron Butterworth, Sabrina Landrum. 3rd Row L to R: Andrea Stuart, John Allen, Brad Wasserman, Tony Connors, Paul Senecal. ' 1 143 ROBERTS 304 Mr. Meehan 1st Row L to R: Bruni Burres, Robbyn Lipson, Hilary Peterson, Steve Gamer, Matthew Wilber, Wanda Maggio, Dorothy Bradley, Jodi Dell. 2nd Row L to R: Gerard McQuaid, Deirdre Cullinane, William Hurley, Jane Lojek, Margot Childs, Paul Drain, Pardip Vaid. 3rd Row L to R: Cheryl Lamprey, Sims Harley, Mr. Meehan, Kenneth Gropman, James Corbett, Joseph Hunt, Alice Finn. Not Present — Robert Galasti, Gregory Fay. .t ROBERTS 307 Mrs. Young 1st Row L to R: Mrs. Young, Amy Gorelick, Claudia Dupre, Michael Fine, Ricky Bell, Alan Mills, Nelson Soo Hoo, Eric Hornfeldt, Lori Kredenser. 2nd Row L to R: Laura Haun, Teresa Lynch, Robert Dinatale, Jon Weinstein, Scott Curtis, Jay Green, Sara Bever. ROBERTS 390 Ms. Bonocci 1st Row L to R: Michael Jefferson, Troylene Bullard, Carol Pastan, Diana Adams, Constance Hew, Lucia Hooker, Marc Litt, David Silbert, Ms. Bonacci. 2nd Row L to R: Mikel Tsipis, Sinikka Williams, Ronny Hills, Alexander Young, Kleanthes Koniaris, John Williams. 3rd Row L to R: Christ Nordquist, Michael Shashoua, David Stein, Chris Roth, Alexander Gilikson. 144 PACKARD 344 Mr. Kennison 1st Row L to R: Sarah Curley, Rene Jamieson, Vivian Yee, Jack Griffin, Bill Coakley, Ann Cho, Chris Bennet, Eileen Pettipaw. 2nd Row L to R: Mr. Kennison, John Caulfield, David Boxenhom, Francine Burnett, John Haveles, Claire Chin, David Tso, Peter Bradbury. 3rd Row L to R: Evan Ratner, Estelle Coumoyer, Lisa Watchmaker, John Hwee. Missing: Andy Bumstein, Nick Canned, Mark Chernaik, Magali Dimanche, Beverly Lee. PACKARD 346 Mrs. Delanjian 1st Row L to R: Feargal O’Regan, John Nicastro, Laura Galloway, Rov Harvey, David Dillon, Brenda Redding, Soo Ling Man, Andrea Curtin. 2nd Row L to R: Mrs. Delanjian, Peter Economakis, Mark Gordon, Douglas Goodman, Robin Cadman, Katherine Fallon, Paula Trahon, Dana Roberts. 3rd Row L to R: Adam Rizika, Paul Shaughnessy, John Elcock, Michael Resnick, Ellen Hedberg. PACKARD 347 Ms. Seltzer 1st Row L to R: Hannah Marquand, Brigitte McNally, Anne Marie Murphy, Jack Messing, Michael Quinn, Alice Moy, Suzanne MacDonald, Charles Pergantis. 2nd Row L to R: Ms. Seltzer, Kirk Rankin, Bryan Lincoln, Stephen Mitchell, Peter Moy, Jerry Kampler, Lee Alin, Jill Bowen. 145 PACKARD 350 Mr. Chellquist 1st Row L to R: Sandra Simard, Mary Ward, Shelley Strowman, Karen Thurm, Leslie Wagner, DarSalle Smith, Jeffry Sudalter, Heidi Smith. 2nd Row L to R: Mr. Chellquist, Wayne Morrison, Curtis Kemeny, Kate MacGillivary, Jordon Dickstein, Kevin Castain, Carl Zeiglar. 3rd Row L to R: Ronald Yee, Mark Hanford, Gerard Ward, Burt Sloane, Karen Sutherland. PACKARD 378-9 Mr. Devio 1st Row L to R: Doreen Goodrich, Angela Hemingway, Pamela Kinloch, Karen Karidoyanes, Diana Shoolman, Pinky Fine, Cindy Loo, Pauline Lee. 2nd Row L to R: Mr. Devio, Peter Lee, William O’Connor, Albert Saavedra, Lisa Onorato, John Mearls, Webster Rogers, Deborah Kaplan, Heidi Kelly, Joe Berkman. 3rd Row L to R: Peter Satkus, Francis Malinn, Mike Villamia, Orlando Nobles, Harley Hillyard, Jeff Renton, Carlton Pettus, Richard Perry. Not Present: Kathy MacPherson, Mike Jefferson, Jacqueline Joy, Sheila Jeswald. 146 SWS Picture From top row, left to right: David Sobel, Walter Wallace, Nadia Traietti, August Leppelmeier, Abbey Erdmann, Zoya Spivakovsky, Erica Liss, Tracy Martin, Jessie Fisher, Claire Foyt, Kurt Einstein, Nathan Budoff, Jennie Schueler, David Malekpour, Eleizer Goldsmith, David Moore, Cristina Hills, Lyn Bigelow, Jill Bowen, Alison Kur, Cindy Binder, Brian Brown, Amy Rutstein, Steve Wayne, Miriam Schechner, Rachel Goldsmith, Jean Meister, Jennifer Kinnloch, Scot Arnold, Stephen Schultz, Ellen KaDlovitz, Lisa Himelfarb, Genevieve Hammond, Marianne Paley, Gillian Walke, Angie Hurlbut, Josh Feinbloom, Mary Edgerton, Jody Shulins, Beth Nathanson, Deborah Gavian, Rachel Cantor, Michael Dean, Todd Larson, Anna Mulholland, Corey Hutchins, Alex Smith, Beth Thompson, Danielle Klaussen, Ellen Connorton, Liz Mickulecky, Tiki Fuhro, Debbie Hoffman, Cindy Moore, Kim Daly, Melanie Brown, Maeve Cullinane, Liana Hollenberg, Maurya Sullivan, Phyllis Austin, David Chasdi, Grace Gibson, Julie Silberger, Rachel Wiener, Rose Gershon, Amanda Yskamp, Heidi Leppelmeier Missing: Vanessa Alssid, Edwin Benet, Jennifer Berry, Ginny Binder, Eric Brown, Sonya Cropman, Sara Davies, Michael Dean, Sara Duhl, Jake Fleischer, Carol Frenier, Joanna Gallimore, Judy Gallimore, Lesley Gibson, Jennifer Helmbock, Peter Hopwood, Glenda Huff, Vivienne Joffe, Charles Kennedy, Susan Keefer, Carla Koritz, Margaret Kramer, Clay Larsen, Judy Lawson, Martha Lebow, Robin Levine, Alice Locke, Cathy Matero, Sandy Meiers, Doug Miller, Valerie Miller, Henry Minsky, Julie Minsky, Lori Rosenbaum, Maddie Raynolds, Matthew Sacks, Benno Schmidt, Laurel Simmons, Lani Smith, Anne Walsh, Peter Walsh 147 1. TERRI AKASHIAN Nanu-Nanu Always special Akashians with friends I love Lib, J.B., A.F., M.C., S.D. and Tards forever Basement, beach and roadtrip parties! 3B’s — Holy Shuzbut!! Bye 245! 2. EMILY C. ALLEN 3. JOHN R. AMENDOLA 4. NANCY ARONSON 5. LINDA MARIE ARSENAULT Spring was never waiting for me here; it ran one step ahead as I followed in the dance. 6. JUDY R. BACKMAN 7. KAREN A. BAGLEY 8. DIANE BAILEY When you are true to yourself you are true to all others. Anonymous Love to K.M., P.R., J.W. and all friends Thanks for two fantastic years! “What’s all this then?” — Monty Python 9. ELISSA BAKER It is the province of knowledge to speak, and it is the priViledge of wisdom, to listen. — Oliver Wendell Holmes Murivian Yankees win the World Series . . .again, better luck next year Red Sox “Grease” Chin os “Th ,, 1. RACHELLE BARSHAK ... on and on I go, the seconds tick the time out, there’s so much left to know, and I ' m on the road to find out. ’’Cat Stevens 2. JENNIFER BAUER “I only went out for a walk and finally con- cluded to stay out till sundown, for going out, I found, was really going in”. John Muir 3. MARK BELINSKY Life is far too important a thing ever to talk seriously about. — OSCA R WILDE 4. GORDON BENNETT “D’ye think th’ colledges has much to do with th’ progress iv th’ wurruld?” asked Mr. Hen- nessy. D’ye think,” said Mr. Dooley, “tis th’ mill that makes th’ wather run?” “Mr. Dooley” 5. MARC BERENSON Being myself includes taking risks on who I am so I ' ll know who I want to be. 6. HANNAH GILE BEYE “Remember everything and do what you have to do. J.T.I.L.D. I love you! 7. MARK B. BIGELOW 8. CYNTHIA BINDER “Something to do, someone to love, and some- thing to hope for are the true essentials of a happy and meaningful life — ” — David Goodman 9. REGINA BINDER Just a Broadway baby lookin’ for something more — John Macrae doing some serious thinking. 1 Kick-off Dance Blizzard of ’78 baby boom North Wing Gym graffiti Pierre Cardin Thornbirdf ' 1 1. ROBERT A. BLAIR 2. JEFFREY BLOOMFIELD “There are two aims in life: First to get what you want; and, after that, to enjoy it.” Logan Pearsall Smith 3. JOYCE BOLAND A friend is a present you give yourself Robert Louis Stevenson Thanks: M.J.C., A.F., T.A., S.D., Tard, and Dr. J. Bye 245! 4. EDMUND J. BOLES 5. DAVID K. BOSSMAN 6. DEAN BOURLOUKAS 7. KATHERINE BOWDITCH 8. JIM BOYD When this you see, remember me and bear me in your mind. Let all the world say what they may, speak of me as you find. Brian Jones (1943-1969) 9. KAREN BOYD Kiss today goodbye The sweetness and the sorrow, Wish me luck, same to you . . . Point me till tomorrow. — A Chorus Line No kids, you can’t blow up the class. Election of ’78: Dukakis defeated “Animal House” False Fire Alarms “Beast of Burden” Pope Paul VI’! 1. CARLA M. BRANCH 2. MICHAEL L. BRAVERMAN 3. GREGORY S. BRENT 5. MELANIE B. BROWN Life is a journey, not a destination. 6. STEPHANIE BROWN 7. STEVEN BURNLEY 8. LESLIE A. BUTER The most wasted day of all is that one in which you have not laughed. 9. DOROTHY M. CARROLL Max off the court. itj deatj3 _John_ PaiiITs_d elected new Pope Boy’s varsity soccor made the state’s U S 1. JUDY LYNNE CARSON 2. FRANCIS M. CASEY 3. SAFRA A. CATZ 4. YVES E. CAZEAU 5. BENJAMIN CHAN 6. CANDYCE CHANDLER “CANDY” “Hey, wasn’t it me who said that nothing good is going to last forever, and wasn’t it me who said let’s be glad for the time to- gether.” 7. CHRISTINA CHAPMAN “The past rests deep in the ocean. The present is tossed about on the waves, the future is in the sky. 8. RAYMOND CHENG 9. DOUGLAS L. CHEUNG m ) Food Fights Donna Summer New A. W.O.L. Policy Childhood Sweethearts HP 3000 invades B.F 5. May Chin “The world is round and the place which may seem like the end may also be only the beginning.” Ivy Baker Priest 1. MARK H. CHEUNG 2. DAVID CHIN “Life’s a tough proposition, and hundred years are the hardest.” 6. PHILIP CHIN 3. KENNETH CHIN “The human self is not a gift achievement.” 7. JON D. CHOROVER 8. EDWARD CHU 4. LINDA CHIN “The world is round and the place which may seem like the end may also be only the beginning.” Ivy Baker Priest 9. MICHAEL CHU Pino’s The suicides in Guyana First snowflakes fell on 11 21 First Test Tube Baby Billy Joel Concej Peace Treaties at Camp David 2. DAVID A. CLIFFORD 3. JONATHAN CLOSE 4. CLAIRE COCKFIELD “True friendship is like sound health, the value of it is seldom known until it is lost.” 5. ELLEN I. COHEN “Memories are what you make them to be, so live well for today. For today is tomorrow’s yesterday.” 6. MARY JEAN CONNORS “Friendship is the wine of life. Thanks J.B., T.A., S.D., A.F., and Tard. Good-by 245, last but not least . . . my green sweater.” 7. MARY-MARTHA CONROY “MARTHA” “Do not follow, where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.” 8. MARY CONSTANTINE “Some people think it’s holding on that makes one strong. Sometimes it’s letting go. I’ll miss the good times at B.H.S. 12 years — thanks Nance, Bye 245. 9. TALLONAH C. COONCE Want to try some? It’s delicious! Girl’s varsity volleyball team wins the state ' ’ “A Wild and c-r-a-z-y guy!!!” 1. DAVID CLARK “I’ll see you in heaven ’cause I’ve done my time in hell. P.S. Later cats. Rolling Stones A senior lost in study. 1. THORIN OAKENSHIELD 2. MICHAEL COSTELLO 3. SUSAN COSTELLO “There wouldn’t be memories unless there were people to remember, Mom and Dad, C.D., S.H., J.R., K.H., M.F., LCF-2. 4. CHRIS COTTON The light of the mind is the light of the world.” Unknown 5. BRIAN P. CRAPO 6. LISA A. CREEDON 7. GARRETT FRANCIS XAVIER CROWLEY “Never look back always go ahead.” “A smile is universal.” 8. MAEVE CULLINANE “Nobody ever had a rainbow baby until he had the rain.” Jim Croce 9. PAUL J. CULLINANE i hanjDionship eei coiinse Mindy” Golde Meir died on 12 8 Open campus? Mrs. O’Leary’s retirement “Magic” Mayor of San 1. FRANK T. CURRAN 2. PETER CURTIN 3. DEBORAH A. DANA 4. CHRIS DANIELS “Strength is the capacity to break a chocolate bar into four pieces with your bare hands — and then eat just one of the pieces. Judith Viorst 5. JYOTI DANIERE “Why does the elephant guard his tusk through the misty-mist and the dusky-dusk? And what makes the muskrat guard his musk? Courage.” The Wizard of Oz 6. DIANE A. DAVIDSON “There is so much in life I’ve yet to discover, but with the memories of the past and the dreams of tomorrow, I’ll find myself.” Thanks Dad and Jan. 7. ELLEN S. DAVIDSON 8. MATTHEW DAVIS Each man’s journey is a search for those qualities which make him supremely differ- ent from everyone else.” 9. RICKY L. DELONEY “O.K., now you’re dead!” “Don’t be wise!” 1. SANDRA J. DIFFER “The grand essentials to happiness in life are something to do, something to love and some- thing to hope for. Thanks Mom and Dad Thanks Amy. 2. SUE DIPESA “Growing and learning comes from doing whatever you feel is right. Thanks — Mom, Dad. R.S., L.T., L.R., J.C’s., D.S., L.F., L.S., K.K., J.D., K.S. 3. CAROL ANNE DONNELLY “I’m about as tall as a shot-gun and just as noisy! Thanks Mom and Dad. Forever friends: “Dainty,” “Jackie,” “Re-Re, ”“Kim,” “Abbott,” “Possiboo!”, (Love ya!) Bye 245! 4. MATTHEW P. DOYLE 5. TONY DREYFUS “Human curiosity cannot be devine interest, but interest in a human is devine curiosity. Meaning less: life ain’t meaningful but not quite meaningless. A.D.S. 6. RANDI J. DROOKER 7. CHERYL MARIE DUGAN “Nothing great was ever achieved without en- thusiam.” Stay alive Brookline ACE Alyssa Erin 8. JOSH M. DUHL No man ever undertakes an art or science merely to aquire knowledge of it. There is al- ways an end in view-of pleasure, or honor, or advantage. Polybius Thanks Mom and Dad, J.T.H., and J.B. 9. SARA E. DUHL rancisco assasinated on 11 27 Boy’s golf wins the crown “Rocky Horror Picture Show” 150 stamps 1. SCOTT DULMAN “Men are wise in proportion, not to their ex- perience, but to their capacity for experience G.B. Shaw 2. PAUL L. DUNCAN 3. MARY MARTINA EDGERTON I liv for ze wique-ends Michel Elobe 4. JONATHAN A. EPSTEIN 5. JULIAN EPSTEIN 6. CHARLES EVANGELAKOS “COSTA” The only substitute for brains is silence. Herbert V, Prochnow 7. ROBERT G. EWANOUSKI Smart is when you believe only half of what you hear. Brilliant is when you know which half to believe. (Bums, Bums, and more Bums) 8. JANICE FAIRHURST Du hist wie einc Blume, so hold und schon und rein Ich schau ' dich an, und wchmut Schlicht mir ins HERZ HINEIN ... — Heinrich Hein 9. LINDA FEINERMAN 1 am very much an individual with strong thoughts of my own, but it’s also nice to hear the thoughts of others. (LCF 2) Thanks to my family and friends. Disco Bus drivers go on strike Fairbanks violates contract John Travolta Hoop-a-thon Normal 1. MERI A. FELDMAN 2. HOWARD M. FIELDS Education doesn’t change life much. It just lifts trouble to a higher plane of regard. Robert Frost 3. DANIEL HASKINS 4. ALISA FINKEL The future enters into us, in order to trans- form itself in us, long before it happens. 6. ELIOT FINN 7. PAULA FINSTEIN Dad, You can never know the meaning of true happiness until you have experienced the pain of death. Thanks, P.S. Good luck to everyone! 8. BRYAN FISHER A friend is someone who leaves you with all your freedom intact . . . but obliges you to be fully what you are. 9. BRIAN M. FITZGERALD Rockwell’s death Radios in the school The coal-miners strike — the longest strike Joyce Kulhawik on 1. AMY FITZPATRICK 2. MARY BRIGID FLANIGAN Where for art thou? Search- ing myself and my horizons. Thanks to Terry, Mr. Cradle, GARRY, Arne, Jim, Joanne, Ms. Daly, Liz, Chi, BRIAN, Mom, Dad, and expedally Don. 3. SUSAN FLEISHMAN I have opened all the doors in my head. I have opened all the pores in my body, but only the tide rolls in. Marilyn French I can ' t take this class anymore! 8. ALAN FRIED I’d rather laugh with the sin- ners than cry with the saints; the sinners have much more fun. — Billy Joel 4. SHERMAN FONG 6. CLARE E. FOX 5. RICHARD FOSTER There’s a distant shore far from Babylon, where no dra- gons waylay tomorrows. It’s happiness is for the virtuous, for Paradise has no sorrows. Come smile with me. 7. VICTORIA L. FRENCH 9. SHARA J. FRIEDBERG The bird in the corridor during the first week of school Brookline vs. Newton rumbl “Evening Magazine” 1. DAVID FRIEDMAN 2. TIKVAH A. FUHRO 3. ALEX P. GAGLIARDI A man can be measured by the size of the sea he faces. 4. DEAN GALATIS “2 plusse too equels 5!! 5. SAMIR GHANI 6. SUSAN GAMER I’m no longer tempted Feel exempted from the pres- sures of a life time So I have my fantasies Let them take me where they’d like to go. Stu Nunnery 7. LAURA GARCIA “We must have unity, for united we stand, divided we fall, we need to come to- gether.” The O’Jays 8. LINDA GAUGER Now the thing about time is that time isn’t really real. It’s just your point of view, how does it feel for you. J.T. 9. STEVEN GAUGER Do not follow where the path leads. Rather go where there is no path and leave a trail. Hey sweetheart, how about you and me going someplace together. “Macho Man” PSAT Suzanne Somers New York Newspaper 1. DEBORAH GAVIAN 2. JEAN GEAR Her mischievous blue eyes only hints at what’s inside her otherwise shy exterior. First period has to go. Enjoys music and partying. 3. BONNIE GEE “It ain’t easy to leave yester- day’s dreams behind; Face the new day with a clear mind; It ain’t easy to do. But in the meantime, life goes on Faith, Hope, Charity 4. ERIC B. GELLER “We do not see things as they are; we see things as we are. The Talmud 5. PHILIP GENS 6. FIRAS GHANI 7. HELEN GIANNOPOULOU 8. KAREN GIBBS Happiness is like a butterfly. The more you chase it, the more it will elude you. But if you turn your attention to other things, it comes and softly sits on your shoulder. Que pasa baby?! 9. BARRY E. GILFIX You don ' t think that 44.76328 is accurate enough? trike Louis Tiant a Red Sox on 11 12 and a Yankee on 11 13 “Saturday Night Live” NO 2 Mickey 1. GALYA E. GITTENS 4. DARA GOLDMAN “When in doubt, mumble.” 7. DAN K. GORDON 2. DAVID GLICKMAN A human being is not, in any proper sense, a human being till he is educated. H. Mann 5. STEVE GOLDMAN 8. LAURIE GORDON “We are all sculptures and painters and our material is our own flesh and blood and bones. Henry Thoreau 3. HEIDI GOLDBERG The important thing is this, to be able at any moment to sac- rifice what we are for what we could become. Charles DuBois 6. PATTY GOODRICH Don’t go changing to try and please me. I love you just the way you are! “The Fen” 9. SUSAN GORDON I have learned that to be with those I like is enough. I.L.Y.J. � Mouse’s 50th birthday Panama Canal Treaty Hangouts at B.H.S.: A-Wing; Quad; Welland Rd.; North So, you’re dropping A.P. Math and dropping Physics!! 1. LEONARD W. GORHAM 2. VIRGINIA GRACE Y 3. GIELA GRAY “Live, love life and do what is right for you if it is in your heart. Good luck to all my classmates! Love ya B.H.S. G.G. 4. JOSH GRAY “The grandeur of human actions is mea- sured by the inspiration from which they spring.” Paul Tillich 5. DAVID J. GREENBERG 6. INGA GRINBERGS 7. WILLIAM F. GROPMAN 8. JOAN A. GULLEY 9. KEVIN HAGERTY Nice Pose Wing Gym; Pool; Lowell Rd.; Rm. 220; Rm. 245; Reefer Rd. . . Closed “The Wiz” Mr. Viglirolo’s 365 1. MICHAEL G. HAGERTY 2. ANDREA H. HALL Stay as you are, don’t let the world change your mind. — Earth, Wind Fire Mom and Ty, Thank you for the love — J.P. — Friends Forever . . . 3. LORI A. HALPERIN 4. DAVID HALPERN “Competition; It’s what makes this country great.” NEW ENGLAND MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK 5. AMY M. HANDLEY 6. ELEANOR C. HANLEY 7. MARY HAYES Thanks to the B.H.S. teachers who helped me. 8. KIM HEFFERNAN 9. SARA ELIZA HENDRICKS Oh no! different ties A green Christmas SAT “The Brink’s Job” Death of Robert Shaw Chic C.P.R. at B.H.S. 1. KATHLEEN HENNESSEY “Henna-Bean” If you love something let it go, If it comes back it’s yours forever, If not, it never was. Thanks Mom and Dad 2. SUSAN HENNESSEY Friends are like a tower strong, Friends are like a joyous song. C.D. R.O. S.C. K.H. “Jebby” Thanks mom dad. Bye 245 3. DEAN V. HERRERO 4. JAMES MICHAEL HICKEY A bad workman quarrels with his tools. English Proverb 5. LISA J. HIMELFARB 6. TOZIA HINKEL 7. MICHAEL D. HIRSHOM 8. DEBRA MARI HOLMES 9. KAREN HOLTZ I must go down to the seas again, to the lonely sea and the sky. John Mase Field Springsteen s comeback Patriots win their division Homework over vacation Dave Cowens the coach of 1. AMY G. HUGH Karen, Bonnie, Karen, Judy, Donna Thanks for the moments we have shared; the happy and the bitter, And although we will each be going our separate ways I hope that “somewhere down the line we’ll be together again.” 2. EILEEN HUGHES Life is partly what we make it, and partly what it is made by the friends whom we choose. Hsieh 3. JOHN HUNT “Ottis Lives” 4. THOMAS J. HUNTER 5. ANN W. HURLBUT 6. DAVID R. HUSSEY 7. FRED HUYGHUE 8. KAREN HWEE Success, Fame and Fortune are all part of fantasies All that is real is the friendship two people can share. 9. RIRI ICHIKAWA I came from Nagoya, Japan. h Celtic olleg ££licaUons “Midnight Express” Deaths at Walpole Prison “Superman” 8. DOBRITTE SHOSHANA JOSLIN A true friend is one soul in two bodies — Aristotle To P.R. — Thanks for ten fantastic years. Love from — Tigger, Panda be- ars, Rainbows, Scotland and me 9. BEVERLY JUNG I knew looking back on my tears would someday make me laugh, but I never knew looking back on my laughter would someday make me cry .... 1. YASUYO IGUCHI The great things in this world is not so much where we are, but in what direction we are moving. O.W. HOLMES 2. VELMA BETH IMHOFF 3. CATHERINE IP 4. WINNIE IP 5. MITCHELL JAVAHERI 6. BRIAN JOHNSON 7. MAXWELL JONES V jJSES Cheryl Tiegs Karolyn Kirby — an Olypian candidate Boston — Boston Illusions “Soap” Fire in the 1. SHIRLEY JUNG Time endears But cannot fade The memories Friends have made 2. JOEL KADIS “So useless to ask why throw a kiss and say goodbye I’ll make it this time I’m ready to cross that fine line.” Steely Dan 3. JESSICA KANTOR “The grown-up’s response, this time, was to advise me to lay aside my drawings of boa con- strictors, whether from the inside or the out- side, and devote myself instead to geography, history, arithmetic, and grammar.” Antoine de Saint Expury The Little Prince 4. JAMES S. KAPLAN If you believe you can achieve, you are well on the road to accomplishment. 5. JOSH KAPLAN Too many people itch for something they want without scratching for it. 6. DANIEL T. KASS 7. NANCY G. KASSNER I want to learn what life is for. I don’t want much, I just want more. Ask what I want, and I will sing, I want everything. Ev- erything. BARBRA STRISAND 8. GILBERT KATZ 9. HOWARD KATZ There are no dead ends, there are always alternatives. Quadrangle “A Chorus Line” Calvin Klein New phys. Ed. program Gym waiver returns 1. DAVID KAUFF The extent of my desires are the limitations of my future . . . Feeding these desires are stepping stones to goals . . . Fulfilling these goals are rewards of true satisfaction . . . Kauffah “Three’s Company” Everything causes Cancer The Concorde Puppy love A rainy New Boston 2. KEITH G. KELLEY 3. PETER JOHN KELLY 4. DIANE KEMSLEY True happiness consists not in the multitude of friends, but their worth and value. Forever “Effervescent” 5. JAMES F. KEOHANE 6. LYNNE KERSTEIN Seems we just get started and before you know it, comes the time we have to say so long. C. Burnett 7. TIM C. KICKHAM A woman drove me to drink and I never had the courtesy to thank her. W.C. FIELDS 8. MICHAEL J. KILDUFF 9. JENNIFER M. KINLOCH Some are wise and some otherwise. Ripples — Rutherford — Banks 1. JACQUELINE F. KIRBY Never underestimate the powers of a WO- MAN! Hank, Re, Cawwal, Stein, Mr. B, Mayso and ‘‘Qu izamos”. Larzi es, Fisher and Putterham. Party Up-Shadoobee 245. 2. KAROLYN M. KIRBY 3. YANINA KISLER 4. JED KLEIN It is only now that I realize that one can ma- ture at any age. Thanks C.E., L.F. and A.P. 5. LEVANA KODSI I knew looking back on my tears would someday make me laugh. But I never knew looking back on my laughter would some- day make me cry. Abe. 6. LUDMILA KORENEV 7. CARLA KORITZ . . . But all is changed with time, the future none can see. The road you leave behind, ahead lies mystery .... Barbara Streisand — Stevie Wonder 8. DAVID KRAKOW The imperious seas breed monsters. Shakespeare 9. MARGARET KRAMER Emotions are not the baby fat of the mind. Years — but that didn’t stop us! ■ Ski trips College preps. Hangovers on Jan. 2, A Block perms-kinky hair HockgyjnjuTies Elevator Tickets “A Child’s Christmas In Wales” “You Needed Me” “excellent”! 1. BETTY L. LEE 2. DAVID V. LEE 3. LILY M.L. LEE 4. CHERYL LEFMAN Take a dream and try to make it real; you wake up in the night with a fear so real. You spend your life waiting for a moment that just doesn’t come — well don’t waste your time waiting. Bruce Springsteen 5. WENDY G. LEHTINEN 6. LYNN S. LEONARDO . . . Now I look out on forever, and it must be nice out there . . . BeeGees 7. JOHN L. LEONE 8. RICHARD LEONG 9. JOSE RAFAE LEPAGE “A beautiful baby” 1. AUGUST LEPPELMEIER 2. MARK H. LEVINE 3. ROBIN ME LI LEVINE 4. SIGAL LEVY 5. VICTOR H. LEW Thanks Mom Dad, but I still have four more years to go. 6. BENJAMIN H. LINSON 7. CHERYL R. LITTON Love looks not with the eyes but with the mind Shakespeare 8. KAM T. LOK Try to know something about everything and everything about something! — Paul Miu Mak True success is overcoming the fear of being unsuccessful. — K.L. 9. SIMON F. LONG -I Steve Martin “Annie” Saturday nights memories Friendships Walking around downtown Mid- Finals Summer Vacations President Jimmy Carter terms Gallon Martians land on lilt Gas For 730 A 1. SUSIE LORENZO The mindless quality of total involvement that comes only when ego is quiet and there is no attachment 2. MICHAEL LUE 3. JANE D. MACKERRON 4. ROBERT E. MACNEIL 5. JOHN MACRAE “I’ve been dying for seventeen years, now I am going to live.” 6. ROBERT J. MADDEN 7. DAVE MAGSON “Experience is a hard teacher, there are no di- plomas, degrees, or medals.” 8. DAVID MAHONY 9. DEAN J. MAIMONIS 1. MARTA MAKARA “Jak szybko mijaja chwile. Jak szybko mya czas. Bo nosze mlode lata poplyna szybko wodal.” 4. DAVID MANN “Seeing is deceiving, it’s eat- ing that’s believing.” — Nippy, — Pic, — Scoop, — Bino 7. JEANETTE MARSH I sought my soul, But my soul I could not see. I sought my God, But my God eluded me. I sought my brother, And I found all three.” 2. KEVIN G. MALINN “It’s great to be great but it’s greater to be human” WILL RODGERS 3. HARVEY MAMON “Man is the only animal that blushes, or needs to.” Mark Twain — Pudd ' n head Wilson’s calender 5. ELIZABETH MEDEROS 6. RACHEL MARQUIS 8. LISA MARIE MAY “ — Save the times that are alright for the times that aren’t so good. Rod McKuen Thanks Lynda, G-Block masquerades with lake! 9. JEROLD S. MAYER You see, it goes like this . . . You want to enter my homeroom?? 1. MALCOLM MAYFIELD 4. LESHA M. McPherson 7. SHELLEY A. MINTZ 2. ONEIL A. McDANNA 5. BETSY MILLER “ . . . we must sail some- times with the wind and sometimes against it — but we must sail, and not drift, nor lie at anchor. Oliver Wendell Holmes 8. RONALD MITCHELL “To accomplish the good things, we must not only act, but more so dream, not only plan, but always believe.” Ronnie 3. PAUL KEITH McLEAN 6. ROGER L. MILLER 9. ANDREW T. MONSON . giving Game Indian Summer Black out at Logan Airport on 11 29 Jacques Brel’s death ‘‘The Excitin 1. ALEXANDER MOVAHED “An atheist is a guy who watches a Notre Dame — SMV football game and doesn’t care who wins. Dwight D. Eisenhower 4. KAREN E. MURPHY 2. VIVIEN MOY A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere. Be- fore him I may think aloud.” Ralph W. Emerson 5. RICHARD M. MURPHY 3. CHRIS MULLANEY 6. MORRIS M. NAGGAR 7. TIRZAH L. 8. AMY NASON Give a little more, Than your 9. RICHARD NELSON Work is the greatest thing in the world so we should al- ways save some of it for to- asking for. morrow. NARDONE Right K.G.! Don Herold 1. EDWARD D. NESSON For the quest is achieved, and now all is over. I am glad you are here with me. Here at the end of all things. Frodo Baggins 4. AMY E. NICASTRO 7. DARRYL NOBLES I arrived and shived I stayed but until may soon to depart played my part I learned be- cause I yearned I played my- self I delayed I made friends still friends soon to repeat some procedures but with new features. 2. LISA J. NEWBERRY 5. JOHN J. NIXON 8. DARRYL M. NORRIS 3. PHOLY T. NGUYEN 6. MICHAEL NOAH Life is a gamble yes, but at least you play your own cards. 9. JAMES L. NOVAKOFF aviation history on 10 9 LaCoste The moody temperature: 50’s — 20’s Proposals for the school year B.H.S. Band Clogs Marching band Rolling Stones “Beatlemania” Celtics downstreak Interiors” 1. LUKE G. O’BRIEN 2. MARIE G. O’BRIEN The best and most beautiful things in life Cannot be seen Or even touched. They must be felt with the heart. A.F. J.K. 3. JOSEPH F. O’CONNOR 4. KEVIN O’LEARY It is a far greater tragedy to have failed to strive for a goal than it is to have fallen short of your goal. 5. CAROLE O’NEIL Give me the courage to climb the highest peaks alone, and turn each tumbling block into a stepping stone, Like Wild and Crazy like! 6. SHARON D. O’NEIL 7. RICHARD ONORATO 8. YONG KI PAIK 9. ROY C. PASSER Damn Patriots, they choked again! 1. NANCY PASTAN 2. CAROLYN PECK If you love something, set it free, If it comes back, it is yours, If it doesn ' t, it never was. 3. LISA PERRY As one gets older they don ' t know what they want, however they do have a better idea of what they don’t want. J.P. 4. JOHN SALTO PEYEV 5. PAUL SALTO PEYEV 6. MARK PICARDO It’s necessary to relax your muscles when you can, relaxing your brain is fatal. — STERLING WALSH 7. ROY PIER 8. DEBORAH REINA PILTCH A person can’t be at peace with others until he’s at peace with himself. 9. JANICE PINEO Remember yesterday . . . live today . . . and dream of tomorrow. concert on 12 20 Fenway Park Down vests “low-riding” the flu football rallies Newton — our rival i Amy shows the latest is fashion design. 1. PAUL V. POLISHUK To follow knowledge like a sinking star — Be- yond the utmost bound of human thought. Alfred Lord Tennyson (Thanks to George V.) 2. JODI POLTACK Every man has a place, in his heart there’s a space, where the world can ' t erase his fan- tasies. Earth, Wind Fire See A.H. — Me too!! 3. ROBERT PORTNOY 4. MYRA POVERMAN Memories are like friends, they’ll always be there. Good luck! C.P., S.S., L.P., C.R., M.S., L.B., P.S., K.C., V.L. 5. JEFFRY POWELL . . . . yeah we gotta make it happen, take the world in a love embrace. Fire all the guns at once and explode into space. STEPPENWOLF Why E.S. 7. JOEL C. PRIESTLEY 8. JEREMY RABINOVITZ 6. ERIC S. PREMAN 9. LAURENCE A. RAMIN - sports Agatha Christie Aerosmith Baryshnikou Shorter hems for spring — ha, ha All the work the “Mad Scientist” 1. NANCY RANDOLPH Sometimes those we pick don’t pick us; We weep Sometimes we don’t pick those who pick us; They weep Sometimes no one picks anyone And it happens — Friendship Doris Canu 2. YVONNE AHSILA READDY As I look down from my mountain top I feel that I can not be conauered, And yet I look around ana see higher moun- tains that I have to conquer SLIM 3. KEVIN REES Get your motors running head out on the highway Looking for adventure and whatever comes our way . . . Born to be Wild 4. BONNIE RESNICK 5. JEAN RESTEGHINI 6. KIMBERLY ANN RICHARDS The one that lives for tomorrow knows today Best Because one will succeed in Life If, or when one continues to Live up to your own Expectations . C’est La Vie! i asi es la vida! 8. KATHLEEN M. RILEY Fate determines your relatives, choice determines your friends Thanks — P.M., M.J.C., J.B., T.A. 7. MARGERY RICHARDSON 9. LYNDA RITTER As you fly away, give a smile from your lips, and say — I am free, yes I’m free, now I’m on my way Earth Wind Fire teachers gave before the quarter ended job hunting Kiss Freshman Guidance “Wallex” Boston Gardei 1. ALEXANDER ROMANUL “O sun which clears all mists from troubled sight, such joy attends your rising that I feel as grateful to the dark as to the light.” Dante 2. PERRINE ROBINSON The great are only great because we are on our knees. Let us rise!” J.C. Proudhon 3. MITCHELL ROSE 4. DAVID IRA ROSENBAUM It is better to be hated for what you are than to be loved for what you are not.” Andre Gide 5. CHERYL ROSS David — Thanks for the memories 6. MAURICIO RUBIO 7. MATHEW SACKS “Gentles, perchance you wonder at this show ...” A Midsummer Night’s Dream. “Not a whit; we defy: there’s a special providence in the gall of a sparrow.” Hamlet 8. JANE SADOWSKY “I am glad I did it, partly because it was well worth it, and chiefly be- cause I shall never have to do it again.” Mark Twain 9. STEVEN SALZMAN No goal is too high if we climb with drive and confidence.” Wide coruroys Murivian Yankees win the World Series . . . again, better luck next year Red Sox 4. CAROLYN LOVE SCALISE “Forget your mistakes, But re- member what they taught you. “God’s Love for always — Peace to the Class of 79” 1. LORIN SANDLER 2. FLORI SANTOSUOSSO 3. ABBY SAPERS “I’d like to be the sort of friend that you have been to me; I’d like to be the help that you’ve been always glad to be; I’d like to Mean as much to you each minute of the day, As you have meant dear friends to mine to me along the way.” 5. CAROL SCHLOSBERG “Happy memories to be cherished forever.” 6. DAVID SCHNEE 7. FRANK SCHNEIDER 8. LEWIS SCHNEIDER “It is the ability to take a joke, not make one, which proves you have a sense of humor.” Hi Mom! Max Eastman 9. JEFF SCHWABER “There are 2 types of people; those who divide people into two types and those who don’t.” Barth’s Distinction ii, “Grease” Chinos “The Freak” Kick-off Dance Blizzard of ’78 baby boom North Wing Gym graffiti 1. ROBERT SCHWARTZ “Whilst we have prisons it matters little which of us occupies the cells.” Bernard Shaw Maxims for Revoloutionists 7. STACY SHECHTER “Cherish every moment because before you know it, it is gone. All my love to E.C., S.F., C.P., M.P., C.P., S.S., and especially to Ron.” 8. SANDRA SHANKLE “If someone is too tired to give you a smile just give them one or yours, for nobody needs a smile as much as those who have none left to give.” 9. DANA SHELTON 2. GREGORY SCORZIELLO 3. MARSHA SEGELMAN “Friends are those who care for you; not those who compete with you. D.Y.A.M.F. 4. PERRIE SEVER 5. JEFFREY SHAFFER 6. CATHY SHELBURNE “Every individual has a place to fill in the world and is important, in some respect, whether he chooses to be so or not.” Nathaniel Hawthorne PierreCardniT iornbirdsElectiono 1. EILEEN SHERMAN Those behind cried “forward;” And those before cried “back!” T.B. Macaulay 7. ALEX SMITH 8. JOAN SMITH 9. WILLIAM CRANE SMITH “He who is wise, learns from everyone. He who is powerful, governs his passions. He who is rich is content. Who is this? Nobody” For what is a man, what has he got — If not himself than he has not. My Way Frank Sinatra 2. JODY SHULINS Grown-ups never understand any- thing by themselves and it is tire- some for children to be always and forever explaining things to them Antoine de St. Expury 3. ALAN SIEGEL 4. PETER SIEGEL There are many paths up the mountain, but the view from the top is still the same. 5. RAUL SILVA 6. ELLEN SIMES “Don’t you know that people change, Thus relationships change; And that pain is more a sign of change. Than of ending. Peter McWilliams of Burden” Pope Paul Vi’s death, John Paul I’s death, Polish Pope- John Paul II elected new Pope Boy’s 1. PAUL SMOLENS “I’m just a bug on the windshield of life.” Elroy Blunt 2. IRIS SONNENSCHEIN “ . . . . Without art, the crudeness of reality would make the world unbearable.” B. Shaw 3. LAURENCE T. SPERBER “The most wasted day of all is that one which we have not laughed.” Sebastien R.N. Chamfort 4. PAUL SPINNEY 5. HARRY STANGER 6. MARK D. STEARNS What a man thinks of himself — that is what determines or rather indicates his fate. 7. BRIAN STEINBRECHER “Challenge is the core and the mainspring of human ' activity. If there is a high note, we hit it; a 5, 10, we lead it; and if stuck in low, we get high. 8. KAREN STEINHAUSER “A doubtful friend is worse than a certain enemy. Let a man be one thing or the other, and then we know how to meet him.” Thomas James 9. MARJORIE STERETT varsity soccor made the state’s Food Fights Donna Summer New A.W.O.L. Policy Childhood Sweethean 1. LAURIE STERN “The important thing is this: to be able to sacrifice what we are for what we could become. Charles DuBois 2. STEVEN STOTSKY “Individualism is a fatal poison. But individuality is the salt of common life. You may have to live in a crowd, but you do not have to like it . . . You may have your own orchard. You may drink at a hidden spring.” Henry Van Dyke 8. LYNNE SWEET “Whenever two people meet there are really six people present. There is each man as he sees him- self, each man as the other person sees him, and each man as he re- ally is.” William James 9. LORI TAPLIN 3. KAREN SULLIVAN “The only way to have a friend is to be one. DIANE, BARBARA, AMY CHERYL — FRIENDS FOREVER 4. HOWARD SWARTZ “For I shall grow my eyes will know Far into changes I must go to which in time I wasted before Not knowing that my age was minor to my Futuristic convictions.” B. Taupin 5. JEFFREY SWEENEY 6. LYNNE SWEENEY Love comes to you, then after . . . Dream on, on to the heart of the sunrise!! YES ' i HP 3000 invades B.H.S. Pino’s The suicides in Guyana First snowflakes fell on 11 21 First Test 7. JANE R. TOBIN Friendship is the inexpressible comfort of feeling safe with a per- son having neither to weigh thoughts nor measure words. George Eliot 8. DAGMAR TODOROV Life is either a daring adventure or nothing . . . 9. RICARDO TORRES Do not train boys to learning by force, but lead them by what amuses them so that they may dis- cover the bent of their minds. Plato 1. DANIEL TARLOW All men are equal, but some men are more equal than others 2. RICHARD TAYLOR “Butch” An honest brew makes its own friends John Molsen 3. ROSA M. THIBODEAU 4. BOBBY THIFFAULT I’m a leaf on a windy day. Pretty soon I’ll be blown away. How long will the wind blow? B. Wilson 5. ROGER THOMPSON The only man who makes money following the races is the one who does so with a broom and shovel Elbert Hubbard 6. ANDREW TING Seems we just get started and, be- fore you know it, Comes the time we have to say, so long. Carol Burnett Tube Baby Billy Joel Concert Peace Treaties at Camp David “A Wild and c-r-a-z-y guy!! ’ __Girrs_varsh 1. LEON TREFLER Would you buy a used car from this man? 2. ALEXA TREFONIDES Do not the most moving Moments of our lives find us all Without Words? Marcel MarCeau 7. CHARLES VONLICHTENBERG 8. DAVID WAGNER Fools and wise men are equally harmless. It is the half-fools and the half-wise that are dangerous Johann Von Goethe 9. JAMES HENRY WALLACE 3. SUSAN UNDERWOOD To fulfill the need to be Who I am in this world Is all I ask I can’t pretend to be Something that I’m not I won’t wear a mask 4. CHERYL VAN DAM A good acquaintance is a jewel A special friend is a treasure MJB:MTLA 5. MAURICIO VILLALBA 6. THI LOI VO volleyball team wins the state championship Peer counseling Listening for the ‘no-school’ anouncements 1. THERESA WARD The man who goes alone can start today; but he who travels with another must wait til the other is ready Thoreau 2. TOM WARD Remember and you will be re- membered Forget and you will be forgotten T.M.W. 7. RANDELL WELLS 8. MATTHEW WESTFALL 9. JOSEPH WHITE 3. WILLIAM WARD 4. EILEEN WATKINS My positive attitude will make this day one of accomplishment and joy Thank You, Father — God For the beginning of beautiful day 5. JIM WEINBERG Laugh and be Merry, like Brothers akin Guesting awhile in the rooms of a beautiful inn 6. JOHN H. WELCH Money can last for years, But friends last forever Bobby Qrr retires “Mork and Mindy” Golde Meir died on 12 8 Open campus? Mrs. O’Leary’s retiremen 7 JfrZ; it}V1 Mayor of San Francisco assasinated on 11 27 Magic For A Good Time Call: 734-1111 15 0 stamps 1. DONNA WOLF Procrastination; The art of inten- tionally putting off that which must be done. 2. AMY WOLFF The more it snows (Tiddely pom). The more is goes (Tiddely pom), The more it goes (Tiddely pom). On snowing 3. DANNY WONG 4. MARK WONG 5. RICHARD WONG 6. WAYNE J. WONG In a quest to fulfill my precious dreams, I will always cherish fond memo- ries to help me along the way 7. MARK WYZANSKI “If at first you don’t succeed, QUIT, it’s not worth trying again.” 8. FUNG YEE It’s the quiet ones you have to watch out for. 9. MAY YEE 1. Mei (May) Yee 2. Robert S. Yee 3. Jon Yorks If life pleases us, then death, being made by the hands of the same creator, should not displease us. Michelangelo 4. Nancy Young I have learned that to be with those I like is enough. W. Whitman 12 Yrs. — Thanks Mare 245 — Goodbye 5. Eugene Yuen “If life is worth living, Live it to the ful- lest.” P.S. “All the good quotes are taken!!” 6. Suzanne Zifrony Every man has three characters — that which he exhibits, that which he has, and that which he thinks he has — Alphonse Karr 7. Robert Zuckernik The larger the island, the longer the shoreline of wonder. 8. Richard Onarato 9. Leizer Goldsmith He’s been a long time coming. It’s going to be a long time. Stephen Stills 10. Michelle I. Cores Hearing the whispered voice of another heart, and understanding the unspoken words are talents of those lucky few peo- ple precious to the world. George Webster Douglas Catherine Anne Tager “Living well is the best re- venge.” — Anon Helen Cormier Nina (Becky) Barron 196 SENIOR DIRECTORY 02146: Brookline: 02167: Chestnut Hill; 02119: Roxbury; 02130: Jamaica PL; 02122: Dorcehester; 02108: Boston akashian, terri L, 20 jordan rd. 02146 akodes, leonid, 25 alton place 02146 alien, emily c., 11 lyman rd. 02146 alssid, vanessa, 56 griggs rd. 02146 amendola, john r., 24 jamacia rd. 02146 amory, reginald d., 19 beverly rd. 02167 anderson, ken 1., 6 alton court 02146 arnold, scot a., 97 st. paul st., 02146 aronson, nancy, 246 eliot st., 02167 arsenault, linda m., 38 jamaica rd., 02146 atkins, philip, 9 littell rd., 02146 awad, fakhri, 201 high st., 02146 backman, judy r., 61 arlington rd. 02167 bagley, karen a., 45 harrison st. 02146 bailey, diane, 359 heath street 02167 baker, elissa m., 434 clinton rd. 02146 barnet, elizabeth, 12 goodwin place 02146 barron, nina r., 30 webster pi. 02146 barshak, rachelle a., 93 dean rd. 02146 bauer, Jennifer, 53 linden st. 02146 belinsky, mark s., 135 pleasant st. 02146 benet, edwin w., 89 naples rd. 02146 bennett, gordon e., 10 monmouth ct. 02146 benton, joaquin a., 19 tabor place 02146 berenson, marc p., 17 risley rd. 02167 berry, rhonyaele, 55 egmont street 02146 beye, hannah g., 471 Washington st. 02146 bigelow, mark b., 256 aspinwall ave. 02146 binder, cynthia n., 10 alton court 02146 binder, regina t., 10 alton court 02146 blair, paul v., 53 prince st. 02146 blair, robert a., 53 prince street 02146 bloomfield, jeffrey s., 25 thorndike st. 02146 boland, joyce a., 70 park street 02146 boles, edmund j., 71 craftsland rd. 02167 boiling, lorraine 1 ., 18 schuyler st. 02121 bossman, david k., 1501 beacon street 02146 bourloukas, dean s., 57 highland rd. 02146 bowditch, katherine, 99 high st. 02146 boyd, james a., 165 aspinwall ave. 02146 boyd, karen ann, 11 hurd rd. 02146 boyd, robert w., 11 hurd road 02146 branch, carla m., 54 village way 02146 braverman, michael 1., 12 still street 02146 brent, gregory s., 102 longwood ave. 02146 brown, eric h., 80 jamaicaway 02130 brown, melanie b., 20 harvard place 02146 brown, paul h., 58 jamaica rd. 02146 brown, Stephanie, 130 aspinwall ave. 02146 burnley, steven p., 128 Columbia st. 02146 buter, leslie a., 155 reservoir rd. 02167 cameron, kevin, 70 chestnut street 02146 cannet, caryn m., 19 hart street 02146 carmona, alberto j., 52 brook street 02146 carroll, dorothy m., 12 glenland road 02167 carson, judy 1., 165 aspinwall ave. 02146 carter, sarah h., 292 clinton rd. 02146 casey, francis m., 48 high st. 02146 cassidy, peter j., 21 thayer street 02146 catz, safra a., 131 winchester st. 02146 cazeau, yves e., 14 parker hill ave. 02119 chan, benjamin, 197 winchester st. 02146 chandler, candyce, 39 jordan rd. 02146 chapman, Christina, 22 high st. 02146 cheng, raymond o., 4 thornton road 02167 cheung, douglas 1., 7 fiske terr. 02146 cheung, mark h., 512 Washington st. 02146 chikvashvili, alex, 32 webster street 02146 chin, david, 49 verndale st. 02146 chin, kenneth f., 3 Strathmore rd. 02146 chin, linda n., 35 davis ave. 02146 chin, may, 33 bartlett cresc. 02146 chin, philip chorover, jon d., 262 clinton rd. 02146 chu edward, 121 browne st. 02146 chu, michael s., 121 browne st. 02146 chu, sam, 79 park st. 02146 dark, david, 48 loveland rd. 02146 Clifford, david a., 95 craftsland rd. 02167 close, jonathan, 239 clinton rd. 02146 cockfield, claire j., 39 Worthington rd. 02146 cohen, ellen, 1440 beacon st. 02146 connors, david h., 320 tappan st. 02146 connors, mary jean, 79 holland rd. 02146 connorton, ellen v., 181 dark rd. 02146 conroy, mary m., 83 steams rd. 02146 Constantine, mary e., 322 mason terr. 02146 coonce, tallonah c., 33 egmont st. 02146 cores, michelle i., 14 city view rd. 02146 cormier, helen m., 197 kent st. 02146 costello, michael f., 21 egmont st. 02146 costello, susan m., 663 hammond st. 02167 cotton, Christopher, 1272 beacon st. 02146 crapo, brian p., 218 high st. 02146 creedon, lisa a., 1800 beacon st. 02146 crowley, garrett f., 14 auburn place 02146 cullinane, maeve a., 72 walnut street 02146 cullinane, paul j., 46 chestnut st. 02146 Cunningham, kenneth d., 9 weaver way 02119 curran, frank t., 27 egmont st. 02146 198 SENIOR DIRECTORY curtin, peter, 691 heath street 02167 daly, kim anders, 25 cypress street 02146 dana, deborah a., 257 dean rd. 02146 daniels, Christine, 175 freeman street 02146 daniere, jyoti, 28 adams st. 02146 davidson, diane a., 100 dale street 02167 davidson, ellen s., 22 clearwater rd. 02167 davis, matthew t., 15 alberta rd. 02167 delaney, Christine, 399 Washington st. 02146 deloney, ricky 1 ., 57 waverly st. 02146 differ, sandra j., 337 st. paul st. 02146 digiovanna, debra 1 ., 212 high st. 02146 dipesa, susan, 112 davis ave. 02146 donnelly, carol a., 14 hart st. 02146 dorfman, mark j., 31 englewood ave. 02146 doyle, matthew p., 51 gorham ave. 02146 dreyfus, anthony, 1501 beacon street 02146 drooker, randi j., 200 fisher ave. 02146 dugan, cheryl m., 794 boylston street 02146 duhl, josh, 55 williston rd. 02146 duhl, sara e., 55 williston rd. 02146 dulman, scott h., 20 park street 02146 duncan, paul 1 ., 70 chestnut st. 02146 dundon, john e., 272 walnut st. 02146 dwight, elizabeth, 60 harrison st. 02146 edgerton, mary marti, 41 mason terr. 02146 epstein, jonathan a., 294 buckminster rd. 02146 epstein, julian, 24 cummings road 02135 evangelakos, Constantin, 67 fuller street 02146 ewanouski, robert g., 26 jamaica rd. 02146 fairhurst, janice, 39 greenough st. 02146 feinerman, linda c., 163 bellingham rd. 02146 feldman, meri a., 26 downing rd. 02146 fields, howard m., 241 grove street 02167 findley, john k., 230 babcock street 02146 finkel, alisa g., 92 dean rd. 02146 finkelshtein, polina, 221 harvard street 02146 finn, eliot, 206 crafts rd. 02146 finstein, paula f., 60 naples rd. 02146 fisher, bryan, 9 fiarbanks street 02146 fitzgerald, brian m., 3 franklin street 02146 fitzpatrick, amy f., 33 egmont st. 02146 flanigan, m. brigid, 63 egmont st. 02146 fleishman, susan, 97 arlington rd. 02167 flessas, theodore w., 150 cypress st. 02146 fong, philip k., 80 dudley st. 02146 fong, sherman, 140 Columbia st. 02146 foster, richard 1 ., 2043 columbus ave. 02119 fox, clare e., 134 pleasant st. 02146 french, victoria 1 ., 117 kent st. 02146 fried, alan a., 36 amory st. 02146 friedberg, shara j., 142 beverly rd. 02167 friedman, david r., 130 longwood ave. 02146 fuhro, tikvah a., 20 elm st. 02146 gagliardi, alex p., 315 reservoir rd. 02146 gal, nurit, 5 verndale street 02146 galatis, Constantin, 666 chestnut hill a. 02146 gallimore, judith., 11 russell st. 02146 gamer, debra, 376 clinton road 02146 gamer, susan, 376 clinton rd. 02146 garcia, laura j., 41 howland st. gart, elena e., 219 harvard street 02146 gauger, linda m., 23 auburn st. 02146 gauger, Steven j., 23 auburn st. 02146 gavian, deborah, 25 stanton rd. 02146 gear, jean, 214 high st. 02146 gee, bonnie, 1519 beacon st. 02146 geller, eric b., 67 colchester st. 02146 gens, philip, 29 rockwood st. 02130 giannopoulou, helen, 83 winchester st. 02146 gibbs, karen, 65 south st. 02167 gilfix, barry e., 59 thorndike st. 02146 gittens, galya e., 51 egmont st. 02146 glickman, david s., 121 bonad rd. 02167 goldberg, heidi 1 ., 12 university rd. 02146 goldman, dara f., 96 harvard ave. 02146 goldman, steven, 455 v.f.w. pkway. 02167 goodrich, patricia 1 ., 347 st. paul st. 02146 gootkind, Stephen a., 74 university rd. 02146 gordon, dan k., 130 dean rd. 02146 gordon, laurie a., 35 highland rd. 02146 gordon, susan c., 60 browne st. 02146 gorham, leonard w., 76 claybourne st. 02122 gracey, Virginia, 11 monmouth ct. 02146 gray, giela, 263 bonad rd. 02167 gray, joshua d., 133 Salisbury rd. 02146 greenberg, david j., 27 stetson st. 02146 greene, alison k., 18 fuller street 02146 griffith, renee a., 175 freeman st. 02146 grinbergs, inga, 147 wallis road 02167 gropman, william f., 214 russett rd. 02167 gulley, joan a., 39 sheafe st. 02167 hagerty, kevin, 22 high street 02146 hagerty, michael g., 162 chestnut st. 02146 hall, andrea h., 343 v.f.w. pkwy. 02167 halperin, lori a., 55 goodnough rd. 02167 halpern, david m., 62 walnut hill rd. 02167 handley, amy a., 54 forest st. 02167 hanley, eleanor c., 14 doran rd. 02146 hansen, leah j., 431 Washington st. 02146 harran, paul j., 75 bonad rd. 02167 hartnett, kathleen m., 29 university rd. 02146 haskins, daniel m., 188 summit ave. 02146 heffernan, kim a., 28 eliot st. 02167 199 SENIOR DIRECTORY hendricks, sara e., 20 Strathmore rd. 02146 hennessey, kathleen, 318 walnut st. 02146 hennessey, susan t., 14 rice st. 02146 herrero, dean v., 256 aspinwall ave. 02146 hickey, james m., 341 st. paul st. 02146 himelfarb, lisa j., 61 kenwood st. 02146 hinkel, tozia, 83 cypress st. 02146 hirshom, michael d., 200 crafts road 02167 holmes, debra m., 44b st. paul st. 02146 holtz, karen 1., 148 willard rd. 02146 hugh, amy g., 229 grove street 02146 hughes, eileen t., 224 high st. 02146 hunt, john j., 11 robert st. 02146 hunter, thomas j., 648 hammond st. 02167 hurlbut, ann w., 44 edgehill road 02146 hussey, david r., 125 addington rd. 02146 huyghue, fred, 93 perry st. 02146 hwee, karen n., 215 st. paul st. 02146 ichikawa, riri, 15 Cleveland road 02146 iguchi, yasuyo, 70 heals st. 02146 imhoff, beth, 78 winthrop st. 02146 ip, Catherine, 192 winchester st. 02146 ip, winnie s c., 192 winchester st. 02146 jackman, john p., 91 marion st. 02146 javaheri, mitchell, 1862 beacon st. 02146 johnson, brian t., 12 griggs terr. 02146 jones, maxwell u., 55 village way 02146 jung, beverly, 30 claflin rd. 02146 jung, shirley, 30 claflin rd. 02146 kadis, joel e., 11 lyon rd. 02167 kantor, jessica a., 1501 beacon street 02146 kaplan, james s., 151 payson rd. 02167 kaplan, joshua d., 307 reservoir rd. 02167 kass, daniel t., 118 york ter. 02146 kassner, nancy g., 11 lawrence rd. 02146 katz, gilbert, 439 Washington st. 02146 katz, howard s., 72 rangeley rd. 02167 kauff, david m., 1501 beacon street 02146 kelley keith g., 40 Strathmore rd. 02146 kelly, peter john, 1856 beacon street 02146 kemsley, diane a., 1243 beacon street 02146 kennedy, charles e., 1834 beacon street 02146 keohane, james f., 32 village way 02146 kerstein, lynne e., 45 martha’s lane 02167 kickham, mary e., 70 randolph road 02167 kickham, timothy c., 91 crowninshield 02146 kilduff, michael j., 169 rawson rd. 02146 kinloch, jennifer m., 239 tappan street 02146 kirby, jacqueline, 66 jamaica rd. 02146 kirby, karolyn m., 480 Washington st. 02146 kisler, yanina, 123 winthrop road 02146 klein, jed r., 14 park st. 02146 kodsi, levana, 120 beverly rd. 02167 korenev, ludmila, 19 englewood road 02146 koritz, carla 1., 87 summit ave. 02146 krakow, david s., 68 clinton rd. 02146 kramer, margaret, 63 griggs rd. 02146 krouson, richard j., 56 toxteth st. 02146 kur, alison 1., 108 willard road 02146 lally, andrew s., 496 harvard st. 02146 landau, john david, 100 jordan road 02146 lane, belinda m., 47 bowker st. 02146 larsen, clay r., 97 st. paul street 02146 lau, james j., 27 bowker st. 02146 lebeaux, wayne k., 120 payson rd. 02167 lebow, martha a., 411 Washington st. 02146 lee, betty 1., 384 boylston street 02146 lee, david v., 184 st. paul st. 02146 lee, lilly m 1., 156 coolidge st. 02146 lefman, cheryl m., 504 Washington st. 02146 lehtinen, wendy g., 4 copley st. 02146 leonardo, lynn s., 100 brook st. 02146 leone, john 1., 195 cypress st. 02146 leong, richard, 10 wellman st. 02146 lepage, jose rafae, 120 bellingham st. 02167 leppelmeier, august, 289 tappan street 02146 levine, mark h., 154 bellingham rd. 02167 levine, nat e., 175 harvard street 02146 levine, robin m.,.131 sewall avenue 02146 levy, sigal, 26 john street 02146 lew, victor h., 54 vernon st. 02146 linson, benjamin h., 31 winthrop road 02146 litton, cheryl r., 439 Washington st. 02146 locke, alice, 23 monmouth ct. 02146 lok, kam tim, 52 vernon street 02146 long, simon f., 78 rawson rd. 02146 lorenzo, susie k., 215 tappan st. 02146 lue, michael r., 54 kent street 02146 mackerron, jane d., 40 cameron street 02146 macneil, robert e., 108 tappan st. 02146 macrae, john k., 5 robert st. 02146 macrae, sharon a., 45 longwood ave. 02146 madden, robert j., 341 st. paul st. 02146 magson, david e., 58 greenough st. 02146 mahony, david, 51 franklin st. 02146 maimonis, dean j., 6 Strathmore rd. 02146 makara, marta e., 7 weybridge rd. 02146 malinn, kevin g., 98 chestnut st. 02146 mamis, timothy i., 106 colbourne cres. 02146 mamon, harvey j., 105 south st. 02167 mann, david h., 42 walnut st. 02146 margolis, david s., 49 alton pi. 02146 markol, charlotte, 124 aspinwall ave. 02146 marquis, rachel, 49 boylston st. 02146 200 SENIOR DIRECTORY marsh, jeanette b., 17 parkvale st. 02146 matero, cathy ann, 32 kilsyth street 02146 mattimoe, james m., 45 Stearns road 02146 may, lawrence j., 164 rawson road 02146 may, lisa m., 104 lagrange st. 02167 mayer, jerold s., 377 russett rd. 02167 mayfield, malcolm r., 325 goddard avenue 02146 mccaffrey, laura m., 46 meadowbrook rd. 02167 mccue, gary p., 26 hackensack rd. 02167 mcdanna oneil a., 69 university rd. 02146 mcginty, jeffrey I., 33 kent street 02146 mclean, paul keith, 32 walnut st. 02146 mcpherson, lesha m., 124 delhi st. 02126 mederos, elizabeth, 141 chestnut st. 02146 mendelson, adam h., 401 clinton rd. 02146 meyers, alexandra, 36 druce street 02146 miller, betsy ann, 518 newton st. 02167 miller, douglas j., 46 gardner rd. 02146 miller, roger 1., 9 francis st. 02146 miller, steven c., 136 Washington st. 02135 mintz, shelley a., 70 mason terr. 02146 mitchell, ronald d., 118 winchester st. 02146 monson, andrew t., 117 davis ave. 02146 morgan, regina, 1359 beacon street 02146 morris, paul e., 193 cypress st. 02146 movahed, alexander, 34 perry st. 02146 moy, vivivien, 168 aspinwall ave. 02146 mullaney, chris, 45 kendall st. 02146 murphy, karen e., 83 brook st. 02146 murphy, richard ., 55 newton st. 02146 naggar, morris m., 32 stedman st. 02146 nardone, tirzah 1., 3 netherland rd. 02146 nason, amy j., 75 rayson rd. 02167 nelson, richard c., 337 st. paul st. 02146 neman, bijan, 1905 beacon street 02146 nesson, edward d., 26 martha’s lane 02167 newberry, lisa j., 56 greenough st. 02146 nguyen, pholy t., 4 alton court 02146 nicastro, amy e., 54 brook st. 02146 nixon, john j., 30 cypress st. 02146 noah, michael s., 35 winthrop road 02146 nobles, darryl 1., 39 hallander st. 02119 norris, darryl m., 2 miller park bos. norton, camille 1., 45 coolidge st. 02146 novakoff, james 1., 200 gardner rd. 02146 obrien, luke g., 16 kennard rd. 02146 obrien, marie, 7 henry st. 02146 oconnor, joseph f., 116 chestnut st. 02146 ohayon, aron z., 41 linden st. 02146 oleary, kevin, 43 ackers ave. 02146 oneil, carole a., 29 linden pi. 02146 oneil, sharon d., 23 westbourne ter. 02146 onorato, richard, 21 bartlett cres. 02146 osem, yani, 244 winchester st. 02146 paik, yong ki., 6 edwin street 02146 passer, roy c., 21 greene st. 02146 pastan, nancy, 60 shaw rd. 02167 peck, carolyn s., 100 bellingham rd. 02167 pender, roseanne, 38 jamaica rd. 02146 perry, lisa e., 881 west roxbury p. 02167 peyev, john s., 30 steams road 02146 peyev, paul s., 30 steams road 02146 picardo, mark a., 14 linden st. 02146 pier, roy, 21 hawthorn rd. 02146 piltch, debbie, 12 stetson street 02146 pineo, janice h., 53 highland rd. 02146 polishuk, paul v., 89 hyslop rd. 02146 poltack, jody e., 71 school st. 02146 portnoy, robert g., 65 babcock street 02146 poverman, myra d., 162 payson rd. 02167 powell, jeffry r., 57 westbourne ter. 02146 preman, eric s., 268 beverly rd. 02167 priestley joel c., 165a mt. vernon st. 02108 provost, andrew f., 1240 beacon street 02146 pyburn, dana f., 24 brookledge st. quintero, jose, 216 high st. 02146 rabinovitz, jeremy, 49 alton pi. 02146 radley, mary v., 11 hart st. 02146 ramin, laurence a., 166 walnuthill rd. 02167 randolph, nancy a., 127 brook st. 02146 readdy, yvonne a., 140 Worcester st. 02118 redler, Christine, 18 homer st. 02146 rees, kevin a., 115 colbume cres. 02146 resnick, bonnie k., 112 newton st. 02146 resteghini, jean, 125 pleasant st. 02146 richards, kimberly a., 11 ormond street 02126 richardson, margery, 114 clyde st. 02146 riendeau, mark s., 15 lincoln road 02146 riley, kathleen m., 42 ackers ave. 02146 risse, greogory a., 150 aspinwall ave. 02146 ritter, lynda e., 278 allendale road 02167 — robinson, perrine, 24 Warwick rd. 02146 romanul, alexander, 90 clinton rd. 02146 rose, mitchell c., 88 fuller st. 02146 rosenbaum, david i., 492 clinton rd. 02167 ross, cheryl a., 249 beverly rd. 02167 rubio, mauricio, 188 winchester st. 02146 sacks, matthew, 15 weybridge rd. 02146 sadowsky, jane, 15 Cleveland rd. 02146 salzman, steven j., 38 baker circle 02167 sandier, lorin h., 466 v f w pkwy. 02167 santosousso, flori e., 26 webster street 02146 sapers, abby e., 294 allendale rd. 02167 scalise, caro lyn 1., 256 dark rd. 02146 201 SENIOR DIRECTORY schlosberg, carol r., 275 beverly rd. 02167 schnee, david m., 537 Washington st. 02146 schneider, frank d., 247 fisher ave. 02146 schneider, lewis a., 260 beverly rd. 02167 schwaber, Jeffrey, 4 welland rd. 02146 schwartz, robert d., 164 gardner rd. 02146 Schweitzer, peter, 60 thorndike st. 02146 scorziello, gregory, 97 university rd. 02146 segel, joel, 175 freeman st. 02146 segelman, marsha, 12 conant rd. 02167 seitz, peter a., 28 dark rd. 02146 shaffer, Jeffrey s., 71 egmont st. 02146 shankle, sandra j., 122 davis ave. 02146 schechter, stacy a., 109 wallis rd. 02167 sheehan, maura e., 52 meadowbrook rd. 02167 shelburne, cathy a., 42 hazelwood ct. 02119 shelton, dana m., 105 colbourne cres. 02146 sherman, eileen, 127 naples rd. 02146 shine, julie a., 92 heals st. 02146 shlyapintokh, boris, 176 winthrop road 02146 shulins, joanne, 124 sewall ave. 02146 siegel, alan t., 109 welland road 02146 siegel, peter 1., 201 russett rd. 02167 silva, raul f., 346 walnut ave. 02119 simes, ellen f., 30 dean rd. 02146 smith, joan 1., 295 lee st. 02146 smith, lani p., 77 evans rd. 02146 smith, william c., 39 linden st. 02146 smolens, paul g., 828 w. roxbury pkwy. 02167 sonnenschein, iris, 169 bonad rd. 02146 sorensen, erik, 71 perry street 02146 sperber, laurence t., 21 lowell rd. 02146 spinney, paul b., 14 berkeley court 02146 stanger, harry j., 125 eliot st. 02167 stern, laurie s., 1284 beacon st. 02146 Stearns, mark d., 131 gardner road 02146 steinbrecher, brian 1., 120 pleasant st. 02146 steinhauser, karen 1., 327 hammond pnd pk. 02167 sterett, marjorie c., 135 beaconsfield rd. 02146 stokes, lorraine s., 151 fairmount st. 02124 stotsky, steven m., 246 dark rd. 02146 stroe, anthony d., 264 mason terr. 02146 sullivan, karen m., 8 forest st. 02167 swartz, howard s., 50 Cleveland rd. 02167 sweeney j. Jeffrey, 70 pearl street 02146 sweeney, lynne t., 12 edwin street 02146 sweet, lynne d., 22 colbourne cres. 02146 tager, Catherine, 57 monmouth st. 02146 taplin, lori j., 56 greenough st. 02146 tarlow, daniel s., 11 hawes st. 02146 taylor, richard 1., 57 perry st. 02146 thibodeau, rosa m., 769 Washington st. 02146 thiffault, robert m., 141 walnut st. 02146 thompson, roger c., 50 harris st. 02146 thurman, frank b., 22 addington rd. 02146 ting, andrew s., 230 bonad rd. 02167 tobin, jane r., 26 royal rd. 02146 torikashvili, john j., 17 green street 02146 torres, ricardo, 171 harvard st. 02146 trefler, leon m., 115 chestnut st. 02146 trefonides, alexa s., 19 linden street 02146 underwood, susan, 221 wolcott rd. 02167 vandam, cheryl b., 77 pond ave. 02146 villalba, mauricio, 45 lagrange st. 02167 vo, thi loi, 12 alton place 02146 vonlichtenberg, charles 1., 36 sumner rd. 02146 wagner, david m., 555 heath st. 02167 Wallace, james h., 33 pond street 02146 ward, theresa m., 25 clearwater rd. 02167 ward, tom m., 90 brook st. 02146 watkins, eileen, 78 mattapan st. 02126 weinberg, james, 103 abbottsford rd. 02146 welch, john h., 124 winthrop rd. 02146 wells, randell s., 11 waverly st. 02146 westfall, matthew s., 11 carlton st. 02146 wheatley, darien, 1501 beacon street 02146 whitcher, helen m., 186 chestnut st. 02146 white, joseph j., 21 bartlett cres. 02146 wiener, rachel 1., 16 manchester rd. 02146 wilber, mark j., 311 clinton rd. 02146 wolf, donna e., 269 russett rd. 02167 wolff, amy j., 67 buckminster rd. 02146 wong, danny, 125 westbourne ter. 02146 wong, mark w., 114 davis ave. 02146 wong, richard y., 175 shaw rd. 02167 wong, wayne j., 56 addington rd. 02146 woo, mei ngor, 14 alton place 02146 workman, john c., 161 mason terr. 02146 wu, susan chi., 32 winchester st. 02146 wyzanski, mark h., 83 browne st. 02146 yang, chu, 24 kilsyth road 02146 yee, fung, 165 davis ave. 02146 yee, james, 125 coolidge st. 02146 yee, may man-y, 193 winchester st. 02146 yee, mei may, 19 university rd. 02146 yee, robert s., 317 st. paul st. 02146 yorks, jonathan o., 71 addington rd. 02146 young, nancy a., 29 bartlett cres. 02146 yuen, eugene c., 92 pleasant st. 02146 zifrony, suzanne, 100 beverly rd. 02167 zuckernik, robert b., 93 alberta rd. 02167 202 editerranean ar eO j r SHISH KABAB GREEK SALADS f fi in ant Bill and Helen Evangelakos 426 Harvard St. Brookline, Mass. 02146 KOSHER WIRES NO W.48LE 8tfTC HUGE SElE Specializing In Greek Food And Broiled Schrod Telephone (617) 566-8796 734-6444 MEDITERRANEAN FARE RESTAURANT 204 open Monday-Saturday until 9:00 PM Sunday 1-6 PM Telephone (617) 232-8353 Philips T.V. And Stereo Sales And Service Allan MaePherson 87 Harvard St. Corner Aspinwall Ave. Brookline, Mass. 02146 Congratulations And Great Success To The Class of 79 SAAB Framingham 875-0639 Watertown 923-9230 Brookline 734-5280 Open Evenings Alfa Romeo 205 Student BHS Speak Out is . . . What you make it. Hustling down the halls. Life in the Rat race. A place to read walls. SAGAMORE Lousy food. Calling in to say you’ll be late when you don’t feel like going to class. Smoking in the Boys’ Room. Having to work but not wanting to. Boring! A school with a lot of hidden talent. Sleezing through four years of high school and still getting into a fine college. I hate it! Lovers and other strangers. Ummm . . . good question. BHS is BS! 206 BHS is Sophisticated. A lot of opportunities for all students. Open Campus, SWS, crappy food, Awols, exams, Thanksgiving day games, and friends. Education — the real meaning of the word. Basic, Standard, Honor. Broken hearts. A bit too lenient. Great place, best high school I’ve been to . . . only high school I’ve been to. A word in itself. Flunking a math test, and walking through the halls pushing Freshmen. Sleepless nights and fetal pigs. Learning nothing in English, and then your English teacher can’t figure out why you did so bad on your S.A.T. Food fights and false alarms. Duck-Duck Goose in homeroom. No school spirit, but still going to the games. Track meets and nervous breakdowns. Not going to classes and never getting Awols BHS IS GREAT! 207 Executive Producer: Joe Rothstein Produced and Directed by: David Schnee and Eric Geller Lighting and Layout: Debbie Mar and Amy Hugh Assistant Lighting and Layout: Donna Wolf and Sabrina Landrum Costumes and Copy: Marsha Segelman Assistant Costumes and Copy: Regina Yee and Cathy Shelburne Script: Karen Thurm Director of Photography: Abby Sapers, A.S.C. Special Effects: Mary Edgerton Stunts and Sports Director: Cyndy Yung Senior Coordinators: Nancy Kaplan and Jane Lojek Turtle Makeup: Bobby Goldman Studios: A-Wing Productions, Ltd. (London, Paris, San Francisco, Brookline New York) Fund Raising and Finance: Nancy Kassner and Cheryl Ross Cast in no order of appearance: Betty Hugh, Judy Backman, Ellen Davidson, Rene Jamison, Bobby Goldman, Jody Shulins, Carlton SooHoo, Joel Kadis, Robert Wong, David Rosenbaum Seth Tuler, Eric Preman, Nadia Mirel, Becky Peters, Mark Stearns, Doby Joslin, Jordan Dickstein, Debbie Piltch, Sara Bever, Amy Fitzpatric, Josh Duhl, Ronda Kogos, Cliff Long, Myra Poverman, Stacy Shechter, David Dana, Maurya Sullivan, Khandon Baradon. I Murivian Supplement Brookline High iiiiliiiTiTiln MiMilMii ' The class of 1979 in their best moment of High School Pretty good, if I do say so myself. Ellen Susan not knowing to be happy or sad. Okay, Richard, I’ll meet you in the studio at eleven. Graduation Mr. Rinaldi lost for words??? “Anne, I know that diploma’s here somewhere.” I hope it doesn’t fall off when I go up to get my diploma. Why all the long faces .” 2 Best Wishes and Good Luck. “And in the news tonight . . “I think I’m going to cry.” Congratulations Class of 1979 And the commencement commences 3 Senior Prom “Hey, can’t you see we want to be alone.” Where’s the other half of table 42? “And why can’t I park my horse outside?! “Okay, what’s next?” 4 Hyatt Regency June 2, 1979 Couples chatting on Hyatt lawn. , Vjv ' ‘Great Prom!’ We’ve been waiting for that elevator all night! Do we have to dance out here??” ‘“No, Jessie, I told you we weren’t going to a toga party!” “Hey, didn’t you see the one-way sign.” 5 StNIoS BANdUtn SENIOR, b MU tj SENIOR] BANQUET Paula Finstein Debra Gamer Mr. Johnson Andrew Provost Elissa Baker r yg JSggL - ,4- ' aifll 1 | 2ST5 V ew England Patriots vs. Brookline Teachers Game coordinators, Abby Sapers, Jeremy Ram- binovitz, and Chris Cotton. Where’d it go?’ Spring Dance The warm-up. You make me feel like dancing Paul Smolens, choreographer. Who’s squeaking? Wind Ensemble a Sax players, Larry Sperber and Peter Gruenbaum. Wa 9 Qj ' Jjj? 1 i Everybody’s Concert nother lingers Suzie Lorenzo Umm ... uh ... I can’t member the punch line. Ensemb ' fifties Jim and piano. Black Orchid wants you to want them. “A little hit country” (Kate and Dad) Women unitef i j L M f r 3 1 1 !a m m- wmk t iWkm 1 1 i [ |®| Km jPB- i J i ■ Jazz Band Next stop is Newport. Play it again, Gordie. Jazz band in disguise. Fly away. Auditions for “A Chorus Line’ Mr. Madden gives his approval! The sensational Jazz band! Jazz Dance 10 Modern Dance Performance “Don ' t shoot!” Grease Medley Goodbye and farewell. Gi’me, Gi’me. “No, I won’t go. Ms. Parish and shadow. Yeow! Look out below! “I think I’m going to be sick.” Rachelle! Spring Sports Boys’ Varsity Tennis First row L. to R: Mike Braverman, Dean Maimonis, Matt Yorks, Jimmy Kohn. Second row L. to R: Robbie Sullivan, Bryan Lincoln, Matt Doyle, Coach Cutraro, (absent members) Tommy Nichol. Sports Softball’s not their only talent! SPRING SPORTS ACTION BBRie Varsity Baseball First row L. to R: Coach Laakso, Phil Chin, Jim Boyd, Butch Taylor, Alex Movahed, Jeff Shaffer, Tom Burhoe, John Welch, Jon Yorks. Second Row L. to R; Dave Simmons, Eric Daniel, Jim Mattimoe, Jorg Bassiacos, Dan Hagerty, Bruce Milton, John MacRae, Mark Belinsky, Ken Ander- son, (absent member) Bill Smith. JV Baseball First row L. to R: Andy Sargent, Andy Fay, John Costello, Gary Horwitz, Bob Nelson, Tom Johnson. Second row L. to R: Coach Seibolt, Chuck Repetto, Jim Hennessey, Sean Kelly, Joe McMahon, Frank Blondiet, Tom Chin, Adam Sternfield. Third row L. to R: Dave Ewanouski, Darrell White, John Jones, Eric Pender, Joe Hickey, (absent member) Stan Piltch. ty m Sailing � ■ 1 1 mr n ' W « t it - ib ' mmmm Frosh Baseball First row L. to R: Alan Summerville, Betsy Miller, Captain; Debby Miller, Aenaes Long, Karen Holtz, Tom Bresnahan, Paul Shaughnessy. Second row L. to R: Wally Gleekman, coach, Becky Peters, Bettina Rice, Carlos Kipnis, Adam Rizika, Mike Fox, Carol Werner, assistant coach, (absent members) Sarah Schlesinger, Elizabeth Carver, Peter Burke, First row L. to R: Gene Fein, Tommy Francis, J. Robert Wagner. Second row L. to R: Christopher Kickham, Tod Dubow, Kenny Carter, Craig Corcoran, Gary Leung, Antony Von Baeyer. Third row L. to R: Joseph (Juggy) Shapiro, Doug Scalise, Rick Miller, Bruce Prunty, Kevin Fallon, Chris Horblit, Mr. Barrasso, (absent member) Steve Curry. 1979 SPRING Patti Mann Mows them down Hey, Coach, We won, didn’t we? Nice shot, Shara Margery returns one, The baseball team watches Kevin strike a familiar Dean Maimonis shows his backhand Alan Fried readies for the shot. Mike Braverman going for the ball WOOKIJI ROCKLIN Mr. Johnson and friends Laure Stratton, intense and ready Susan Depisa in the ready position. Sports A tired Lacrosse team, vj ■le winds up for a shot. First row L. to R: David Kauff, O’Neil McDanna, Roger Mil- ler (Tri-Captains). Second row L. to R: Robert Ewanouski, Chico Murray, Robert Duffy, T.R. Fay, Jack Steele, Edward Urquiola, Edward Hurley, John Foyt, Richard Wong, David Peabody, John Monson, Brad Hills. Third row L. to R: Coach James Walsh, Peter Guran, James Schissler, Henry Craw- ford, Steven Stotsky, Geoffrey Young, Paul Polishuk, John Caulfield, Dennis Harrington, Ryne Allen, David Alden, Daniel Frankenthal, Jon Sheldon, Coach James Burns. Fourth row L. to R: Chris Cotton, David Sachs, Michael Resnick, Larry Cynkin, Jay Green, David Magson, Charles Stewart, John Elcock, Kevin Litton, David Stokle, William Rosenthal, (absent members) Marshall Bruce, Scott Kaylor, Tim McMahon, Dee Berry, Kevin Hagerty, Joshua Kan, Paul Pevey, David Wagner. t l iii A. . V tW First Row: Peter Curtin, Paul Drain, Julian Epstein, Kevin Malinn (Capt.), David Krakow (Capt), Joel Priestly, Mark Berenson, Howard Katz, Jay Sweeney. Second Row: Coach Whitman, Jimmy Siebel, Jon Haveles, Marshall Bruce, Cyril McWeeney, Albert Saavedra, Jimmy Corbett, Matt Westfall, Coach Carboneau. Third Row: Feargal O ' Reagan, Willie Lee, Alex Sens, Peter Siebel, Robert Nixon, Peter Mattimoe, Ed Novakoff, David Chin. J.V. Lacross Varsity Lacross First row L. to R: Audrey Frank, Natalie Sachs, Judith McLean, Melanie Stone, Sandra Agredo, Lia Kass. Second row L. to R: Elissa Fischbach, Maya Handwerk, Ann Marie Doherty, Beth Sperber, Janet Koster, Molly Gabel, Galena Gittens (capt.), Lisa Patenaude, Dina Golden, Anna Yee, Sonja Dahlberg, Julia Green. Third row L. to R: Ian Hobson (Manag- er), Xania Walter, Jennifer Gold, Lynn Sweet, Mar- tine Storm, Sarah Murphy, Grace Lung, Ann Fleisher, Sonia Gurevitz, Eva Yee, Jane Smith, Sandra Feuer, Coach Parsons. Fourth row L. to R: Myra Hemingway, Naia Wilson, Kathy Finn, Joanne Burns, Suzanne Cady, Beth Barnett, Estelle Cour- noyer, Georgia Phillips, Mary Ward, Liz Tobin, (ab- sent members) Bettina Rice, Heidi Kelly, Jeannine Wheaton, Eliza Tappe, Maxine Underwood. First row L. to R: Peter Lee, Dawnny Fong, Jamie Gresser, Michael Elcock (capt.), Ricky Upton, Tommy Lee, Neal Hershowitz, David Caine, Duffy Brown. Second row L. to R: Coach Perroni, Rich Yuen, Michael Weston, Eddie Gee, Tim Donovan, Geraud Medua, John Weinstein, Howy Gibbs. Third row L. to R: Bobby DiNatalie, Bobby Mallock, Den Ziffrony, Steve Gropman, John Drock, Lee Brandt, Wai Lee. Varsity Softball JV Softball Frosh Softball First row L. to R: Cheryl London, Leigh Big- ger, Carol McCarthy, Mary Madden, Kim Mullaney. Second row L. to R: Michele Close, Lorna MacKinnon, Kate O’Brien, Ruth Silber, Christine Bonnichon, Claire Ting, Sandra Harper, Joanne Malinn, Valeta Miller, Carla Gracey. Third row L. to R: Mr. Coombs, Maria Anzivino, Sheila Ford, Janet Ewanouski, Debbie McGrath, Lisa Becker, Julie Gutensohn, Susan Weston, (absent member) Joanne Freel. Girls’ Golf First row L. to R: Joanne Clifford, Susan Egan, Carey Hueber, Maureen O’Leary, Sandy Shankle, Kathy Hennessey, Amy Doherty, Amy Fitzpatrick, Hilandia Neuta. Second row L. to R: Carolyn Thornton, Stacy Woolf, Penny Riley, Theresa Regan, Beth Hennessey, Peggy Kelleher, Debbie Kaplan, Karen Fay, Coach R. DiVincenzo, (absent members) Jeanne McCue, Lisa Onorato, Lisa May. 1st Row: Suzanne Scalise, Joanne Fay. 2nd Row: Donna Fay, Kathy VanAu, Brigette McNally, Amy Bern, Melissa Hanlon, Melinda Hanlon, Pam Hunt. 3rd Row: Mary O’Reilly, Laura Mahoney, Susan Lemmel, Judy Sydney, Susie Thorton, Lulu Sussman, Coach Lis. 1st row: Beverly Lee, Laura Stratton, Debbie Kindred, Sue DiPesa (Capt.), Valerie Jellson, Patti Mann. 2nd Row: Shiela Carroll, Trisha Muse, Liz Nichol, Claudia Depree, Michelle Figuiera, Karen Bates, Coach Johnson. THIS BOOK IS FOR USE IN THE LIBRARY BUILDING ONLY 7 - __ ¥-• ' a. 3 M? i