Brookline High School - Murivian Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1983 volume:

_ 1 ? Vi ■ JY] U _ HEY! I ' VE GOT A FREE BLOCK! WHAT AM I DOING HERE? I ' M SUCH AN INTELLECTUAL! J BOY I ' M HUNGRY! 10 Hfl I I 5 it gn� -.9S,Ktgt9- ' t? H. gf™ 1 • 1H « — y 8V« 1 Tr A 11 11 • IF ri, 1J PH WE ARE THE B-E-S-T . . . 1-i ' i ' V V WB 1 i - 1 MS.1L . fc F A f n ■ n Bn? vaW BBJBBMBfli A I ! PP - ' tgg; f 5 £ ; 1 : 85 ' - ' r ft i ■ I pr pi ft Faythe Abber What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. Ralph Waldo Emerson Peter Abrahams You cannot fly like an eagle with the wings of a wren William Henry Hudson Despina Eleftherios Aivaliotis I live the beloved name In the shade of the aged olive tree In the roaring of the lifelong sea Odysseus Elytis If you are a big tree We are the small ax Sharpened to cut you down Robert Nesta Marley Kunne ya girme wa kaka Hausa Proverb Sinan (Sonny) Akdag Treat people as if they were what they ought to be and you help them to become what they are capable of being. Johann W. von Goethe David Alberts Champagne . . . Cavier . . . and a Rolls Royce I want to be a part of it. New York, New York. Christine Allen Life is just a party and parties are meant to last. Best of Friends — TAW JR, LS. CO, LF, EW. JD. JC, WK, BA. PK, JC, TB, (Luv Ya) BW. Cape, MR. OS Swiss — DUCKS, The Bomber Fitz-Bro ' s, Okey — Snow!? Tuna BSBDT phoff! Thanx Jill, M + D Cindy T Allen For now. I ' ve made it all the way, Yet success, may it not fail me in the coming years. Thanks: Mom, Dad, Steven, Jamie Glynis, Cheryl . . . and my WILL. Janis Allen Audrey Maria Peter Alzamora Alvarez Wish I May Wish I Might Have the Wishes I Wish for Life, thanks: mama, papa. As, Milt, + Ted. Always: Josh G, (ahhl), Danny O, McCrea, C.S. ey MD! + the rest George Anastopoulos Knowledge may give weight, but accomplishments give luster, and many more people see than weigh Philip Dormer Stanhope Jackie Anderson It ' s like a jungle sometimes it makes me wonder how I keep from going under. Michael F. Anderson IF I LEAVE HERE TOMORROW WOULD YOU STILL REMEMBER ME? — FREEBIRD — REMEMBER THE ARCH! THANKS CAT T.M., J.W., H.C., R.C., J.C., R.B., K.M., J.G., DR. J. , J.D., T.R., D.M., T.H., M.A. . . Norman Anderson Life mostly froth and bubble two things stand like stone kindness and anothers trouble, courage in your own. Sarah E. Anderson (Beth) In a circle of friends, In a circle of sound, All our voices will blend, As we touch Common Ground. — Paul Winters Thanks for being my friend 18 Maria Esther Andreottola If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it. William A. Ward Marisa F. Andreottola The universe is wider than our views of it Henry David Thoreau Sara Arnett Time is a luxury but love is a necessity, so always make time for love. Pam Aronoff Alessa on left me on right. Echoes of the broadway everglades with her mythical madonnas. Still walking in their shade. (Here I stand at the mercy of the headlights on the freeway.) Miles from nowhere. Bye Bye Carol Arseneault 19 Andrew D. Aspel Jeffrey Auerbach Scott Auerbach Karen M. Bacquelod Vered Ban The purpose of learning is growth, and our minds, unlike our bodies, can continue growing as we continue to live. — Mortimer Adler The struggle for knowledge has a pleasure in it like that of wrestling with a fine woman. — Lord Halifax One loyal friend is worth ten-thousand relatives. — Euripedes Thanks: John, Wende, Tamera, Helen, Shauna, Joe (cuz), Corry, Barbara, Fredde (my heart), and God our creator. Look to the future and not to the past to find those things you want to make last. Thanks Mom, Dad, Erez, Bibi, for being there for me, whenever I needed. 20 James L. Barkin Time spent wasted is not necessarily wasted time. Be organized, self assured and most importantly responsible. They got the guns but we got the numbers. Gonna win yeah, we ' re takin ' over J. Morrison Kellie Khan Barnette Let the Bible Belt — Come and Save my Soul Hold on to Sixteen — As Long As You Can, Change Come Around Real Soon Make us Women and Men. Jack Diane by John Cougar Thanks Mary and Bill — I Couldn ' t Have Made it Without You. Bradley K. Barrett THE FUTURE ' S UNCERTAINTY AND THE END IS ALWAYS NEAR. ROADHOUSE BLUES — THE DOORS Heidi June Becker A friend loves at all times. — Proverbs Louise Ann Bell Elena Berman GOD GAVE US TODAY, SO WE COULD FORGET YESTERDAY, BUT I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER THE GOOD TIMES. HI BECKY. THANKS ALWAYS REMEMBER PAUL B. GOOD LUCK TO ALL. Jennifer Berry Matthew Berube One must ask children and birds how cherries and strawberries taste. Renee Blondiet Jay Bloom Alexander Bondar Barbara Bowdish To be famous is to be remembered. Many people try to be remembered. I will remember. Glen E. Beeby To Be Or Not To Be Thats Me Danielle Bing My zip code to life is constantly being changed. But sometime, somewhere. I ' ll get Someplace. John Roberts Bradley Looking into the future may be frightening. It ' s something we all must do, if we want to be successful in life. 21 1 Betsy Breneman Jamie E. Brewster Take all that you can get while You ' re getting what you got. Thanks: Mom, Dad, Maida, Vita, Angie, Erick, Larry, Cook, Cindy, Glynis, Hollie, Tony, Stacey, Kim. Anna Brown Eric Buckley Vaya se con Dios. she warmly said as I walked away. William R. Bunker Marina Burakovsky I won ' t settle down, nor settle for less as long as there ' s half a chance that I can have it all Paul Cantrell Jennifer Caplan Sally Ann Buter Stacey Butler Ingrid Camacho LAUGHTER IS THE MUSIC OF THE SOUL P.M.S. LOVE AND THANKS TO LB, NB, JD, JL, AF, RG, SS, AJ. AB, SB Christopher P, Cardona Try to realize it ' s all within yourself — no-one else can make you change And to see you ' re really only very small and life flows on within you, and, without you. — George Harrison — Soccer ' 80- ' 82 (Thanx Buds) Janet Carey Time moves so quickly and nothing can slow it down that ' s why love has no time for when it happens it ' s forever! 143 LOUIE Thanx for everything M D8cJudi Best of Friends TAW Luv Ya! Judith Carey Our Memories of yesterday will last a lifetime well take the best forget the rest and some day we ' ll find these are the best of times TAW Best of Friends Thanx Dad,Mom8cJan Alexandra Carlis Never wait or hesitate getting it before its too late you may never get another chance Jilly from across the street Jen never loose track Greta its Tuesday JH PR DS PK Jl FW Dog Fox CALLF JD John Sandy I ' ve gone crazy Listen Pinhead what goes around comes around Barf Carothers So as sure as the sun will shine; I ' m gonna get my share now of what ' s mine — Jimmy Cliff Can I have my mind back now? Zina Dinese Carter And though it ' s time To say goodbye. Don ' t know why Things happen as they do With only you; Now I think I ' m going to cry. But at least I know we tried Oh. it ' s time to say goodbye DW R.Y. K F W P D.D N.H. R.C Mom Dad Christopher Casey David (Denver) Cayem The greatest fault, I should say, is to be conscious of none. — Thomas Carlyle An Obstinate man does not hold opinions, but they hold him. — Alexander Pope I don ' t believe illusions ' cause too much is for real. Rene Elise Chandler TO LAUGH OFTEN AND MUCH, TO FIND THE BEST IN OTHERS: TO LOVE AND BE LOVED, TO APPRECIATE BEAUTY: THIS IS TO HAVE SUCCEEDED. Elroy Simmons Michael Chapman 23 — Jonnny Rotten Cheryl A. Chamey Lisa Cheung Pauline Cho To be what we are, and to become what we are capable of becoming, is the only end of life. Robert Louis Stevenson Love you Mom! Krissy I Betsy! Jen! Thanx Barb and Liz! When I think back on all the crap I learned in highschool it ' s a wonder I can think at all. And I know tomorrow Will still be the same, ' Cause we ' ve got a life of love That won ' t ever change . . . Brian Lisa Hope smiles on the threshold of the years to come. Whispering that it will be happier. To the people I especially love: MDMSANJ + D and Tin, Andrea, Tootoo, WHA + C . . . THANX OXOXOXO P.S. sc: iwalyf!!!!!!! Tony (Hung) Chung Lisa Clayton Krissy Clegg To Love All People — that is the value I learned growing up in the most mixed and colorful neighborhood — the lower East side of New York City. Tim Clifford With all our potential, the fiercest growth is downward. — Charles Bukowski People of low mentality will never get around to equality. — I-Roy Reid False rulers of the world Them a fe get a beating. — Earth and Stone Scott William Close Life I love you All is GROOVEY! Paul Simon Sharon Coggan Lisa A Cohen Diplomacy is to do and say The nastiest thing in the nicest way Isaac Goldberg Ellen B. Concannon O h, give us pleasure in the flowers today; And give us not to think so far away As the uncertain harvest; keep us here All simply in the springing of the year Robert Frost Jack Coonce Tony Corbin Amy E. Cohen The smallest feelings are worth more than the most beautiful thoughts. B. De Fontenelle Peter Corcoran Before you can think about God or Law, you ' ve got to accept yourself; it ' s the only way to rely on life for happiness. Wherever you are; famous, powerful, well off, or squirming in the gutter, all you ' re really going to have is raw life — no more, no less. 24 Karen Cormier William Corrigan Every man has his dreams: Memory dreams of the past and eager dreams of the future — I never want to stop reaching for new goals. D.P.L.D.A.M M.O.B L.P.A.C.- C. Laurie J. Costello If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you dream it, you can become it. — William Ward Thank you mom, dad, and especially John. Alex W. Costley I witnessed that transformation taking place in his mind, where the real becomes the malleable, the people who are garrulous and shabby in life become the crystal entertainers of friction. — Stephen Spender on Christopher Isherwood Tamera Coyne David Crichlow Success can be attained with hardwork and determination. But never let success surpass, the duties of love and charity, for without friends to share it, success becomes meaningless. Thanks: Ma, J.B, R.L, S.L, G.A, Mr, H, Mr. J, and all my friends and supporters. Steve Cronin “Quitters never win, and winners never quit. I love you MOM + DAD. SC-SP. Always! 8 31 82 68 Camaro — On a dark desert highway . . . MS, NS, MF, NB, KR, JC, Hey BB, AS, Hello Florida 5 28 83 Karen Cummings Enchanted eyes she has . . . Ronald Curtis Give me another horse. Bind up my wounds King Richard the Third W. Shakespeare 26 Aaron Crutchfield Eng = Math + illogic Math = Sci (logic) Sci = Bulls — Always Think. Change is Constant 141287-1221-2126- 4912132Q-? I ' m not. (Therefore I think) — Everything else wasn ' t worth mentioning Allen W. Cubell To be or not to be is not the question. We all want to be. How to be and how not to be is the essence of the question. Abraham Heschel Robert A. Cugini You can ' t always Get what you want; But if you try sometimes. You just might find You get what you need. 1-4-3 Michele Thanks for everything. Daniel Cullen Joanne Curry Leonard Curtin Sean P. Curtin Hilary Anne Curtis Always and Forever, each moment with you is just like a dream to me that somehow came true JM DM KS LE PK JO MAZ DS OR 20 and over. Night Moves 1-4-3 WM It is better to be hated for what you are than to be loved for what you are not. — Andre Gide I like Breaking away or overthrowing established order, I ' m interested in anything about revolt, disorder, and chaos, especially activity that seems to have no meaning — J. Morrison My best; TR, CL (FFS), KM, LB MH Luv U Stevie — Rebel W O a cause outside the wall — me my RC — 83 Peter Vincent D ' Angelo Your whole life lies before you, and now or never is the time to prepare for it and save yourself future regrets. A year hence it will be too late. L. Tolstoy “Get me my breakfast you old rutabaga! Charles Turuc Boys Cry Margaret Daniel her star falls off. She is ordinary as a woman in a dress. No squalls surround her . . . no bands are playing although some distant thing makes her smile Judith W. Steinbergh Ronald F. Dantowitz Someday I would like to stand on the moon, look down through a quarter of million miles of space and say, “T here certainly is a beautiful Earth out tonight. 5-20, 23-21, 20-24 . W.A.B.! Laurel M. d ' Entremont All that lies before us and all that lies behind us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. Emerson Jeannie M. Differ . . . Take your time, think a lot. Think of everything you ' ve got For you will be here tomorrow. But your dreams may not. — CS — THANKS CC ' S T.A.W. LUV YAM!!! LYNS. JR. JH, AC, PR, CA, CO, EW, WK, JC, JC, LS, JR, PK. JL. (BOF) Pamela E. DiMuccio Times of joy And times of sorrow We will always see it through I don ' t care what comes tomorrow We can face it Together The way old friends do M.M. P.H. N.N. D.H. S.M. S.P. T.G. J.H. J.D. M.C. Ooh Bahamas T.P.F. 10 30 82 Truly Janice DiPesa Remember Yesterday Dream About Tomorrow LIVE Today!!! Thanks Mom 8 . Dad RD, SD, NM, MY, PD, DH, PH, NM, MM, MC, JH, SM, FLA, DC. FIRE!! PURPLE, GUYS Theresa Donners It ' s good to make new friends, but the old are the best. Which you ' ll never forget. In memories golden casket drop one pearl for me. ' ' These are the best of times. Thanks to — John, Mr. Freccero Love ya — C.M. D.M. N.C. C.B. M.F. K.E. W.F. L.G. B.M. J.M. Deborah Erin Donovan Even if I knew that tomorrow the world would go to pieces, I would still plant my apple tree. — Martin Luther Erin Donovan The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes. P.S. Hmm. What ' s that, a dime? Stephen C, Doran A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Scott Doyle Jacqueline A. Drain Kelly Dugan Tomorrow is a dream that leads me onward, always just a step ahead of me . . . it ' s a joy I ' ve yet to know, the love I ' ve yet to show, for it ' s the person I have yet to be. 27 Andrea Dukakis Grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change. The courage to change the things I can, And the wisdom to know the difference. Joanmarie Patricia DuMoulin Patsy Late one night I heard a Scream in the street. When I went to look There was no one there. Perhaps it was The moon Praying. Allan Richards Jackie Dupre Macka Before you tell someone how good you are, you must Tell him how bad you used to be. Jimmy 1 5 82 1 4 3, softball Friends Forever S.H., T.W., B.C. Thanks Mom and Dad. Lori A. Egan The good times are the best times, the bad times fade away the good times are forever. J. Geils 20 and over The Point JC DM KS PK JO TR JM Brian Fitz 1-4-3 Pley Jo, My Life . . . Thanks Ma Kristin Eliasson A person cannot truly love another until she learns to love herself. Flying High Again — Ozzy Thank You John Dr. Connors Good Luck — W.F. T.D. B.M. A.G. D.G. L.G. C.Q. P.A. T.M. N.D. Hillary Ellin Plan your race Get set and ao Pace yourself Run it hard Be agressive Keep on going Never stop Don ' t look back Run forever. Susan E. Evans It takes two to tango, so be careful of the partner you choose, because she may dance better than you! ‘Cache Danny Fain That all true believers break their eggs at the convenient end: and which is the convenient end, seems, in my humble opinion, to be left to every man ' s conscience ... Capt. Lemuel Gulliver Alik Farber The Road to Paradise is through Hell; The Tunnel of Darkness must end. Abigail Faulkner Snowy, Flowy, Blowy Showery, Flowery, Bowery Hoppy, Croppy, Droppy Breezy, Sneezy, Freezy — George Ellis — H.E. Naomi Fein People should wake up and dream again — James Kunen Wayne Elliott Fletcher A friend is one who k nows all about you, but loves you just the same, Wendy Fraser Cherish the memories of yesterday, Savor the joys of today. Look forward to the dreams of tomorrow. Thank you — John Love ya — K.E., T.D, K.H, T.N, R.C, B.M. M.L, S.C, P.l. Susan Figelman He who binds to himself a joy Does the winged life destroy But he who kisses the joy as it flies Lives in eternity ' s sunrise — William Blake Richard Finn I remember the time I knew what happiness was. Let the memory live again. Linsey J Fitzpatrick Hold on to sixteen as long as you can changes come around real soon make us women and men — oh ya life goes on TAW BEST OF FRIENDS — Diff, EW, CO, WK, JC, JC, JR, PK, LS, PR, CA — bros — key-luv ya Gee-Gee JP ' s NH, CC Kimberly A. Fletcher Holding On To Memories, Never Letting Go. Looking Towards The Future, Together We Will Grow . . . Always, WP, HR, JR, HH, SB, KB, JJ, TC, JBMKB, ZC, DW, RY, DD. Steven William Flynn Paula Fortes Diana Fox Michael Fox As they say in Corsica . . . And if 1 should lose, let me stand by the road and cheer as the winners go by. — Berton Bradley He in his madness prays for storms, And dreams that storms will bring him peace. Lermontov The woods are lovely, dark and deep. But 1 have promises to keep, And miles to go before 1 sleep, Robert Frost Gil Freundlich I directed my mind to know, to investigate, and to seek wisdom and the reason of things Ecclesiastes 7:25 James E. Friedman He has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often, and loved much. — A.J. Stanley Leonard Benjamin Gabbay I can resist everything but temptation. — Oscar Wilde Jennifer Gallop Trusting in yourself is the greatest of all strengths. With it, anything and everything is possible. 29 Jane K. Gatti Andrea Gens Ramesh Ghafari Shauna Gil! Cynthia Glazer If music is the food of love, play on. P.S. Thank ' s for the music that you gave me Flicka What the heart knows today the head will understand tomorrow. — James Stephens 30 Abigail Goldberg Larisa Goldin Joyce Goldman Terri A. Goldman Valerie Goldstein Well, 1 must endure the Women who strive “La vida es una buena presence of two or three to be equal to men aventura . . caterpillars if 1 wish to become acquainted with the butterflies. lack ambition. The Rose from The Little Prince by Saint-Exupery Ruth Gomez All the flowers of tomorrow are in the seeds of today. Joanne Goodwin If it weren ' t for the last minute, a lot of things wouldn ' t get done. Cynthia Heather Gordon Dreams beget Reality . . These are the seasons of emotions, and like the winds they rise and fall. This is the mystery of the quoient. Upon us all a little rain must fall. THANX: HJKHSTPJJKM Families Donald Gordon Linda J. Gosdanian Kelly Marie Grantham I ' VE -SEEN ALOT OF THINGS IN LIFE, WHICH MIGHT NOT MATTER BUT, I HOPE TO SEE MANY MORE AS I CLIMB THAT LATTER! 1-4-3 MOM DAD FRIENDS F.C. 16C BYE — GOD! Anitra Genia Gugliotta I used to . . . Hate boys and rainy days, believe in Santa Clause be scared of escolaters and the dark think babies came from the belly button think a dollar was alot of money . . . Michael Robert Hackel You will never know how good you are unless you try thanks for the good times — Mom; Dad; Melissa; Bobby; Susie; Jennifer Kristen Halfkenney Nitanya Grace Hampton . . . but a distant voice of hope echoed from within saying, don ' t give up, you ship is coming in. Michael Jackson ZC, RY, JC, and Mom, Goodbye 31 Masashi Harada Wind The empty and I but . . . Phyllis Harrington The laughter will be the music in my memory. The friendly smiles won ' t be forgotten or left behind. And the friends with whom I ' ve shared my years at BHS, Will always stay forever on my mind. Michael P. Hart Thanks Mom and Dad. Peter Hendrickson . . . I couldn ' t care less about the punk ... Richard Nixon The David Frost Interviews Jane M Hennessey The most wasted day of all is that in which we have not laughed. Thanks Mom and Dad Cape Cod — Thanks to JR, JD, PR, AC, LF, LM, JF. Seanna Elizabeth Hibert There are four million reasons for failure but not one excuse, Thanks Mom and Dad Thank to all my Friends SK Fred Hill Michael A. Hillson The fastest way to succeed is to look as if you are playing by other peoples rules while quietly playing by your own. Unknown Karen Hines Lisa Hines Learn as if you were to live forever; live as if you were to die tomorrow. Moeard Root Thanks to Mom, Ka, Deb, Joe, Egmont, Bon, Kooks, Buck; We are family. Oreat Hipsh 32 Sharon Hoffman So you think you can tell, heaven from hell Blue skys from pain? Can you tell a green field from a cold steel rail? a smile from a vail? Do you think you can tell? Pink Flloyd — Wish You Were Here Katherine Michelle Holt I ' ll smile though my heart is achin ' . Smile though it may be breakin ' , ' Cause if I do. Maybe you ' ll smile too. Helga ' N ' Inga . C.E., L.W., L.P. Tracy Hopwood Whatever we see is changing Losing its balance. Actually, that ' s the beauty of it. Jakusho Kwang, Sensei Siobhan Horblit Horbs ' ' Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have. — H.J. Schachtel. 1-4-3 Mom Dad Thanks D.C. B.C. J.D. T.W. P.M. Soccer and Softball Summer of 82 , S.B. Helen Howe Diane Marie Hughes When you wish upon a star Dreams will take you far When you wish upon a dream Life ain ' t always what it seems Kathleen Hunt She doth nothing but talk of her horse. — Shakespeare Jenny Anne Hutchison Do not let your chances like sunbeams pass you by; for you never miss the water till the well runs dry. Jennifer Alden Ingalls HURRAY! YIPEE! YEAH! Life is occasionally quite a pain But you ' ve just got to SMILE! JIBR togetha ' foreva ' 33 Holly Isbitsky Elizabeth Isenberg Jodi Lynn Israel Dondrea Jackson Bradford R. Jamieson Good times — Destiny is not a matter of 3rd Lots of laughs — Chance, There ' s no place to go No problems — Doesn ' t work that way — Does it? 1 love you Mom Dad, l D. L B It is a matter of Choice; It is not a thing to be achieved. — William Bryan but up Lisa Jin Where and why I ' m destined to go Right here and now that ' s all I know On either side future or past Neither is real both fade so fast . . . Thanks - . . Mom Dad AK JDB CP Alan R. Johnson We ' ve come a long way together, and now we have reached an important rung on the ladder of life. From this rung we are about to dive off in different directions, seeking new experiences on our way to becoming well rounded people. I wish you all good luck in your endeavors. Stephen R. Jones These days, too many beautiful women are spoiling their attractiveness by using four letter words — like don ' t, stop, can t and won ' t. More Playboy Party Jokes Ken. Thanx for everything. The Cat ' s, Friends, SREEBS CR I.A.B.T.I.Y.NM Joseph M. Joy No fish in these waters Steve Kantrowitz I can drink the midnight out. And rise empty, having dined. For my courage and my doubt Are a double strand of mind. And too subtly intertwined. — Stephen Vincent Benet Actually, my main ambition is to have a sandwich named after me — Capt Freedom Scott Kaplan Stacia Kaplan You can get on with your search, baby . . . I can get on with mine . . . And maybe someday we will find that it wasn ' t really Wasted Time. I ' ll miss you — L,B,L,E, and R. Suzanne Amy Kaplan Follow not where the path may lead, Go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. Theresa M. Karplus Milo and Took wondered what strange adventures lay ahead The Humbug speculated on how he ' d ever become involved in such a hazardous undertaking And the crowd waved and cheered wildly, for, while they didn ' t care at all about anyone arriving, they were always very pleased to see someone go Laurel Kayne You cannot have grace without knowledge . . . ... I discover knowledge by discovering myself. — Dr. Thomas 34 — Norton Juster I Patricia Ann Keaveney You ' re just a memory — And ya use to mean so much to me. MEMORY MOTEL, STONES C.K., B.C., S.S., P.R., J.C., L.E., K.S., D.M., J.O., C.L., TAW, N.H., J.R., 20 and Over, NIGHTMOVES! Puerto Rico . . . George Kickham Nobody can be exactly like me. Sometimes even I have trouble doing it. Donald Klein To us all the mysterious human animal Lost in our findings Darkened by the light Lucifer, St. Chris both wings toward the Flight . . . To the future, live 13 Thighs mention, hi! p.s. the boys kick it Tina (Anita] Kenn There is no such thing as a ' bad ' experience, but only opportunities to learn and grow in inner understanding. Our stumbling blocks are stepping stones. LOVE TO: Pat Desi Kathy Rosie Sean Jon lain Debby Dina and everyone who helped make BHS FUN! Gordon Kieffer : . . . Mister, I ain ' t a boy, no. I ' m a man, and I believe in a promised land. — Bruce Sprinsteen Thanks GR, WF, BB, JK, DS. PM, JG, GS, and all you guys. Betsy, I love you. Wendy Beth Klingsberg TAW Best Of Friends JL, JC. JC, JD, EW, LS, CO, LF, JR, PK, NH, CC, MR We ' re havin ' a party Let me in I want to be your friend, I want to guide your dreams and visions L.Y.E. Tell me why I don ' t like Mon. Thanks Mom, Dad, demm Dana C. Kraus For those of us who can not boast great names, our philosophical banter is merely bull. Joan H. Krause When you understand all about the sun, and all about the atmosphere and all about the rotation of the earth, you may still miss the radiance of the sunset. — Alfred North Whitehead Hisao T. Kushi Cynthia W.L. Kwan I don ' t mind the blues, as YOU ' RE A SHINING STAR, long as they ' re sapphires. no matter who YOU ARE. — L. Bacall SHINING BRIGHT TO SEE what you can TRULY BE . ..! Earth, Wind Fire ‘SPECIAL MEMORIES STAY FOREVER Pak-Lin Kwan Hyon Hui Kwon Jill Lacy Hoan-Yen Lam Mai M. Lam Fred Lander Scott M. Lander The Secret of life is enjoying the passage of time I ' ve enjoyed my time Thanks Mooch Hardy WM WK JR RD DS Mai Mr. Mrs. C and The OS Bye BHS What ' s up Al? Never be swayed from the truth, by what you would like to believe. Those crazy nights, I do remember in my youth I do recall, those were the best times, most al all Remember Beck? It is not the strength but the duration of great sentiments that make great men. Nietzsche Kerry Langdon Success is failure turned inside out — The silver tint of the clouds of doubt. So stick to the fight when you ' re hardest hit. It ' s when things seem worst that you musn ' t quit. Thanks for everything Mom Dad PL GR AG RS Sophie Lanzkron The more we live, more brief appear our life ' s succeeding stages; A day to childhood seems a year. And years like passing ages. — Campbell Reed Larsen It is one thing to show a man that he is in error, and another to put him in the possessions of truth By John Locke Sonji (Marie] Larts Melissa Lawton Aurthor Leason Cynthia E. Lee M. David Lee III David Lee Shirley Lee Our memories of Scooter 1 wish that things could be yesterday different for me. Will last a lifetime FF: KW, GT, FL. MC, JS, We ' ll take the best, forget KW, LW, PC, AL, HH, AG, the rest IY, TY, CH, MJ, CC, HL, And someday well find These are the Best of LC, SW, BY. ILYK Times. STYX Thanks Mom Dad Friends Forever H.C. F.F.S. L.C. on to B BM 37 an Joseph Le Mar Lisa Lenthall The world is before you, and you need not take it or leave it as it was when you came in. — James Baldwin Ramone LePage Rhonda Levine Don ' t walk in front of me I may not follow Don ' t walk behind me I may not lead Walk beside me And just be my friend. Alison Levy Andrew B. Levy 38 Steven L Lew The secret of the universe, as by slow degrees it reveals itself to us, turns out to be personality. J.C. Powys Memories are not to be forgotten. So Remember! (Uni, Miycrti, Loti remember the memories of Cape Cod!) Windsor 82 Andrew Lichtenstein When they grow helpful, and seem to know the dance as well as you do, that is the time to beware, Mary Renault Samuel Lieberman Pauline Lin Susan Lincoln William E. Litchman I would like to thank my Mother (GL), my Grandparents (HR, HMR, J., SL), and friends W (Mugy) W, M (Miguel) W, J (Moose) T, K (Louie) S, P (Rugger) R, P (Skippy) V, N.D. D.P. K.C, R.T. ( The HIGH FIVE ) Victor T, Livingstone If you ever feel the need To go with the flow. My only advice is — Flip As You Throw! Vinny Laura 3 6 82 Daniel Lockwood DESTINY, n A tyrant ' s authority for crime and a fool ' s excuse for failure. — Ambrose Bierce — Marc Loehr Jeanne Loftus Bunny Its been a short time but . . . a good time! C.I.P. Thanx M,D and my fam. Scooter, Onasis , Jen, Sal Cape Cod — Harwich — luv ya, Marj Bank St. Beach M.B. 5-15 Good Luck to all — Cheers! Jeffrey A. Lowenstein So where does the power come from, to see the race to its end . . . from within. — Eric Liddell Danielle Marie Mackenzie Let ' s make a toast to those Who helped make this occasion Let ' s make this a night To remember!!! Thanks Mom and Dad, Love you Forever Friends HM AH LE JC JO KS PK Hi Pebbles and Bam-Bam David Gideon Macy The question is, said Alice, whether you can make words mean so many different things. The question is, said Humpty Dumpty, which is to be master — that ' s all. — Charles Lutwidge Dodgson Sheba Rokaieh Mahmoodian Then to this earthen Bowl did. I adjourn My Lip the secret Well of Life to learn. And Lip to Lip it murmur ' d — While you live. Drink! for once dead you never shall return. D.F.A.A.E.C.E.W. Linda Makani Success to me is having ten honeydew melons and eating only the top half of each one. — Barbara Stresand Charles A. Malacaso Money — pardon my expression — is like manure; it ' s not worth a thing unless it ' s spread about encouraging young things to grow. Thornton Wilder Elizabeth S. Manly We must laugh before we are happy for fear we will die without laughing at all. — La Bruyere Benjamin Margolis The gulls who scorn perfection for the sake of travel go nowhere, slowly, Those who put aside travel for the sake of perfection go anywhere, instantly. — Richard Bach Linda Marie Martin What lies behind us and what Lies before us are tiny Matters compared to what Lies within us. Thanks Mom, Dad, and Donna, PD, RM, and everybody else who helped me along the way. Tara Martin Thurman Matthiesen T.J. Mattimoe Robert Mayer Regina Yvonne Mays I have dreams on this mountain, since first I was my mother ' s daughter and you can ' t just take those dreams away Holly Near They say I ' m crazy But I have a good time. Hold yourself responsible for a higher standard than anybody else expects of you. Never excuse yourself, never pity yourself. Be a hard task master to yourself, and be lenient with everybody else. Ann Elizabeth McCarthy I have hardly ever known a mathematician who was capable of reasoning. — Plato In spite of everything I still believe that people are really good at heart. — Anne Frank Alex McCormick Marco McCrea I have written this in penitence and in grief. As a man who failed to raise his pig. E.B. White Samuel W. McGraw We must dare, and dare again, and go on daring. Georges Jacques Danton Michael McLoughlin Stephanie A. McNamara Special thanks to the B.H.S. community. I ' ve only just begun. ooh Bahamas Friday nights, ya, ya, ya I ' d rather be dancing. 40 Tom Meade Life would be meaningless without chance, danger, and goals. It has been a helluva party. Thank you Mom and Dad for everything. Thanx S.U., JM, R.L.. (J.B. — Pinky we love you.) LOVE YOU FOREVER DANIELLE . 3 13 81 C.M.M. 11 30 82 Marina J. Melendez The Good Times are The Best Times The Bad Times fade away The Good Times are forever J. Geils Thanks: P.D. P.H. D.H. J.H. H.H. A.G. S.M. N.N. S.P. W.P. Ooh Bahamas Sophia Mera Karen A. Merrick (kOOKS) You can ' t always get what you want. But if you try sometime you might find you get what you need. R.S. I LOVE YOU MOM, thank you, Dad, Pam. Buck, Crit, 143 B-B, Lisa, 143 D,M, Bye B.H.S. Ur Metser Greta Mettauer Kevin Miller Mark S. Miller Adam Robert Mintz One today is worth two tomorrows. Franklin Fare thee well now, let your life proceed by it ' s own design. Nothing to tell now, let the world be yours I ' m done with mine. B. Weir THANKS: Steve, Mom, Dad, Cathy, and Carla. I LOVE YOU ALL. Do you ever get the feeling that the story ' s too damn real, and in the present tense? Or that everybody ' s on the stage and it seems like you ' re the only person sitting in the audience . TULL If you pick up a starving dog and make him prosperous, he will not bite you. This is the principal difference between a man and a dog Mark Twain To P.V.. R.S., and S.L.; Biking is the BEST! Hey Dan. who says short people got no reason to live?! Cheryl Mitchell Robert Mitchell Peter J. Morse Anthony Moultrie Chandra Moy To reach your dreams you ' ve got to listen to and believe in yourself. If fifty million people say a foolish thing, it is still a foolish thing. Anatole France There is a hopeful symbolism in the fact that flags will not wave in a vacuum. Success is nothing, unless you have someone to share it with. C.M. F.C. Billy D. Williams Mahogany Arthur C. Clarke 41 Becky E. Mulheam Guy Munn Yesterday I was alone; Today I am in love; Tomorrow who knows? Class of ' 83 is the best. Good luck to those who follow. Morris Naggar (Moe) Bring on the night I couldn ' t stand another hour of daylight. THE POLICE Gregory Jose Nordquist When I am but another face; in this book I lay to waist, look back and gift me with a smile for memories of my attempts to warm the hearts to long cold. May love be your companion Matthew Nanni Blessed are those who struggle, oppression is worse than the grave, better to die for a noble cause than to live and die a slave. THE LAST POETS Carol Norman Arlene L. Mudge Never pretend to a love which you do not actually feel, for love is not ours to command. LOVE YOU STUIE! (8 22 81-?) Thanks L.D. K.C. D.P. (or D.S.) and R.T. You guys are the BEST! Paula Murphy David Nelson We can understand one another; but each of us is able to interpret himself, to himself alone. Herman Hesse Those crazy nights I do remember in my youth. I do recall those were the best times most of all! Journey Thanks: M D, ML. VV, Bl. KE, KH. Friends. Love Ya. — Hah C.Y.K. Les Murrell Connie Ng Sometimes I Wonder Who I Am Where I ' ve Been When The Morning Sun Appear It Makes Light Of All My Unspoken Fear. Irene Cara Thanks K.B., C.M., E.Y., C.K. M Myles Murphy Steven Mudge X. .w Lana L. Nesmith Yes there are two paths you can go by but in the long run your stairway lies on the whispering wind. Led Zeppelin Thanx Dad . Family; I made it. Friends forever Mel, J.A CO. L.O. P.L. S.W. A.F. C.C. S B, K.R. Nova Scotia . Ten Penny? Soccer 1 David Murray He who hesitates is last, but on the contrary, look before you leap. ■na Adam Norris Evan Notman Nancy A. Nowosielski Let the children ' s laughter Remind us how we used to be Ooh Bahamas Thanks to: MOM, the Hardys P.D. S.M. P.H. M.M. D.H. B.H.S. David O ' Brien Carolyn O ' Conner I ' m sailing away. Styx Best of Friends — TAW JU, EW, CA, JC, FITZ, JD, WK, LS, JR, PK, (Luv Va) NH, Cape, PR, SwissC, OS, BW, Post MA ' S, Nin-Snow!? Tuna, phoff ! The Bomber, Thanx J .J (Fats) R. Alfredo Ojeda It is when you give of yourself that you truly give. 44 Augusto Ojeda Maren K. Olson Danny Opton Charles R.M. Papert And everything comes to One, As we dance on, dance on, dance on. Theodore Roethke You ' re travelling through another dimension, a dimension not only of sight and sound but of mind. A journey into a wondrous land, whose boundries are that of imagination. That ' s the sign post up ahead — THE TWILIGHT ZONE. R. Serling Close enough for jazz. Jonathan Ross Laura Pauli Pauldick They had no money but They had their teeth! Pauldick, 1981 Sonia Perez Syphorn Phan There are mountains in our way But we climb a step every day. Love you Mami, Mara. Steve! Summer days at old Cape Cod 8 31 82 Stevey we ' ve only just begun! PD PH MM SM DH NN JD WP HH JC Val BP MS High 5 Mick Jagger Marina Pinsky Jennifer Pitts Take life one step at a time and be sure footed every step of the way. Thanks for always being there — SD, Mom, HAROLD, EF — MO O — LYF Also ML, ZO, TR, AP, DC, LD, AW ' GASK IKL — YOUR THE BEST — ALL THE GOOD TIMES. IMAGINE? YEEHAH! Dora Polihroniou A friend is there before you know it. To lend a hand before you ask it. And give you love just when you need it most. Thanks for making life fun: KC. LD, AM, RT, PA, BL. WW, Doc. Eden Pomeroy Anna D. Ponzi No one can make you feel inferior without your consent. — Anna Eleanor Roosevelt Wende Beth Potter What Once Was A Dream, Will Now Be Done Passages That Time Cannot Erase Unshakable, Unbreakable Memories Fancy meeting you here. KF, HH. KK. JJ, SB, TO, KP. DD, SH, SG, AG. PC, Thank you Mom, I truely Love you, God Bless All. Jordanna Preer Pauline I. Ramirez Lady P The answer to independence lies in becoming strong enough to let a bit of life in — few of us are tough enough to be soft. 143 JB M, M$M THANX HAVE A COKE AND A SMILE! JH, LFJD, JR, AC. Carolyn T. Rasta Forget about the mistakes of the past and press on to greater achievements of the future. Antone Reddick Emily P. Reed Thanks K.D., C;s, A.S., S.M., and T.M. for being there during the good times as well as the bad. 45 Geoff Reinh old All that life may see or seem is but a dream within a dream. Poe Thanks Gord, Pete, Steve I loved you too Betsey. Jill J Riley I ' m wishing on a dream to follow what it means Rose Royce To my best friends I love you Laura Christine Butchie Billy Judi Ellie Timmy Janet Mom Dad C.O.W.k J.D.S.M L.F T.A.W.Thank you for being my friends David J. Ronen To live one must die To learn one must fail To love one must know loneliness. i.e., had it all been fun would it have been worth it? Esteban Restrepo May your life be rich with memories and bright with happiness as you look to the years ahead A.M. Franklin Flicka Rodman Man is his own star; and that soul that can be honest is the only perfect man. John Fletcher (1579-1625) Upon an Honest Man ' s Fortune Adam Jeffrey Rosenberg Some people can read ' War and Peace ' and come away thinking it ' s a simple adventure story. Others can read the ingredients on a chewing gum wrapper and unlock the secrets of the Universe. Jennifer G. Ross Many have I loved Many times been bitten Many times I ' ve gazed along the open road L.Z. My loved ones — Cliff, Shirls, Gabs JJJLPA — Cho-Cho Rebecca Ross Nick Rozen Sherri Rudnick Esneda Rueda i know that i am bound tor a journey down the sound in the midst of a refuse mound but wotthehell wotthehell oh i should worry and fret death and i will coquette there ' s a dance in the old dame yet toujours gai toujours gai archy and mehitabel — There ' s a hell of a good universe next door; let ' s go. E.E. Cummings — I count myself in nothing else so happy As in a soul remembering my food friends. — I ' ll note you in my book of memories. William Shakespeare I am, strong, I am invisible you can bend but never break me Cause it only serves to make me more determined to achieve my final goal, and came back even stronger not novice any longer. Thanks Mom Dad, A,R,D,S,R,M,F. Paul J. Rugar Christopher Ryan Do what you know dont be slow you gotta practice what you preach cause its time for you and me come to face reality forget about the past baby things aint what they used to be keep on straight Ahead. — Jimi He ndrix Daniel W. Saalman Knowledge can be communicated but wisdom is not communicable nor can it be taught. Herman Hesse STRAY CATS ' 82 C.W.V., S.19.F., 738135, + Yo LAX ' 83 — The SLLAB Ernest James Sachs Arya P. Salsa Grief can take care of itself; but to get the full value of joy you must have someone to share it with. Mark Twain David Sapers Everybody needs a change A chance to check out the new But you ' re the only one to see Changes you take yourself thru. Jeffrey Schechner Eric Schwartz Now is the time past believing the child has relinquished the rein. Now is the test of the boomerang tossed in the night of redeeming. Karen E. Scialdone Life can be rough it depend s how you take it, so I ' ll take it slow and I know I ' ll make it. Thanks Mom, Dad Family, Friends. 143 B.H. N.J. 160 Daniel I. Seidman Soon we ' ll be out amid the cold world ' s strife Soon well be sliding down The razor blade of life — Tom Lehrer 47 Ayelet Shapira Michael Shapiro Michael D. Shapiro David Evan Sharff James D. Shea The pressure can grow. Always be sure of the A bit beyond perception ' s Let the good times roll and make you real low. facts. reach Smoothy, Obie, Stud, and you can let go. you can never be sure of 1 sometimes believe 1 see Mulls and all Virgos but they.ll never sink me. the facts. That life is two locked Chelsea, Arlington . . . By: Gonzo Thanks to: kermit — Dr. Thomas That ' s rediculous! — Laurel Kayne You must unlearn what you have learned; then we can begin. — Doc boxes Each containing the other ' s key. P.H. End it. Seth Shulman Arloc Sherman Any damn fool can get complicated — It takes genius to attain simplicity Woody Guthrie Ruth Shklar Our life is the creation of our mind. The Dhammapada Deborah S. Shufro There ' s Magic in Believing. It is better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all. Tennyson Soccer 82! Panayotis Skordos I will remember you Brookline. Pistol Guy Sliker 48 Kenny Small Better a land of peace, than a piece of land. Thank you MOM and DAD Jed Alexander Smith High School is the place where you learn the tools of knowledge: how to hammer and saw and plane, so that in college you can build the mental house that you will live in the rest of your intellectual life. Grandpa — David E. Alper Joanna S. Smith I wonder if I ' ve been changed ... But if I ' m not the same, the next question is, ' Who in the world am I? Ah, that ' s the great puzzle! Alice In Wonderland Debra R. Sohn Happiness is a butterfly, which, when pursued, is always just beyond your grasp, but which, if you will sit down quietly, may alight upon you. Nathaniel Hawthorne Nick Sokoloff The story of life is quicker than the wink of an eye, the story of love is hello and good-bye, until we meet again. Nurit Sonnenschein Great it is to believe the dream When we stand in youth by the starry stream; But a greater thing is to fight life through And say at the end, ' ' The dream was true. — Edwin Markham Janet L. SooHoo Stacey Spence Accept me for what I am so I may leam What I can become. FF: KW, CEL, WY, TY, GT, SL, LC, V-T, Angels Thanks Mom Dad Myhal Springer If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; that is where they should be. Now put the foundations under them. Henry David Thoreau Michael A. Staimeris You can live without your wallet but you can ' t live without your friends. Laura Steele You might think that I am much too young to understand, Dont be fooled, S.L. Best of Friends, Never Part CA, JR. JC, CO, JC, EW, JD. WK. LF Thanx, Jill, Mom and Dad S.O.S. Jimmy K. Pamela Stengel Sometimes, you have to lose yourself before you can find anything. William E. Stewart III Cogito Ergo Sum Experior Ergo Vivo Spero Ergo Ero Warren E. Stotsky Man does not live by words alone, despite the fact that sometimes he has to eat them. A. Stevenson Roland C, Suatengco The best things in life are: Miyatas, Flam Radio WIRS Bicycling and Computers But most of all BOOH NUMSTICKIES — 64 Liam P. Sullivan Anders Svendsen David Sweeney Dan Szmigulski Laurence Tamkin When I get to the bottom I go back to the top of the slide an ' I stop, an ' I go for a ride Til I get to the bottom Recipe for Swedish meatballs (4 people) 1 lb. Ground Beef 1 Onion (diced) 1 Smorgasbord, Salt Pepper Has to be served with lingon LEAVE OUT CONDITIONS COURAGEOUS CONVICTIONS WILL DRAG THAT DREAM INTO EXISTANCE HES GOT TO MAKE HIS OWN MISTAKES AND LEARN TO MEND THE MESS HE MAKES RUSH In the time of the time Brothers will be against brothers . . . Political Confusion No matter how much power You claim to posess Every knee shall bow Every tongue shall confess. Theresa Ann Texter Plunging into the surf Explosions unending; Warmth still glows Now we must surface for breath With gulls cackling above Us in splendor. Thanks mom, as, t ' a, for all the support given. Its good to be graduating! Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha PEEK-a-BOO! David Thompson GOODBYE Seana M. Tocchio If you love something. Set it free, If it comes back to you. It ' s yours; If it doesn ' t. It never was. A F: JC, AA, RM, RB, NA, SG and of course mom dad; luv ya all Angele Traylor There is a past which is gone forever; but there is a future which is still our own. AAJ Trefonides Radical — original, fundamental, thorough — going, unsparing extreme, entire, innate, natural essential, immenant, ingrained, — Webster ' s Treasury of Synonyms, antonyms and Homonyms The conscious utterance of thought, by speech or action to any end, is Art. Ema!on Helen Tsieh Debbie Tuler One more away from being a child? That does not sound like growing up! There ' s No Such Place As Far Away John G. Tzimorangas Todays dreams are tomorrow ' s realities, so why not go after them, Thanks to the Gang , SAK, AG, AP, FH, JL, FA and BJ. Scott Underwood There is a path No simple highway Between the dawn and the dark of time And if you go No one may follow that path is for Your steps alone , , , Jerry Garcia Jaideep Kumar Void Play with fire whenever you want, but dont get burned by the same match twice, Joshua Van Tassel Peter J Vande Rydt Peter G. von Au Alexander Vul Sara M. Wachter If pro is the opposite of con, then congress is the opposite of progress. “P.J. In the past, those who foolishly sought power by riding the back of tiger ended up inside. John F. Kennedy Thanks Mom, Dad, and Mr. and Mrs. Carey. MOHAWK! lAlabama Slammer! Fortune knocks at every man ' s door once in a life, but in a good many cases the man is in a neighboring saloon and does not hear her. Mark Twain Certain trials and challenges beset you. But the more you accept the tests, the more powerful you become. A.J. 51 Jean Waguespack T.J. Walsh Jennifer Wang Brian Ward Craig Ward If your number 2 or number 3 or 7 no one cares how you compare to number 29, that ' s COKE is the real thing . . . — Bill Cosby THIS PICTURE IS SCRATCH SNIFF Ellie L. Ward NH, SC. MA ' S, PUERTO RICO. CC. OS. MR TEENAGE WASTELAND BEST OF FRIENDS THIS BUDS FOR US! CO, JD, LF. CA. JR, LS. JC, WK, JC. PK. LUV YA! FIRE! WHOOW! But my mother loves me F-FALL ' N! — 7 — N-NEVA! Josie Wechsler I ' m just a dream child of desire. I love you. J. Monica I.O. Weekes How a minority, Reaching majority. Seizing authority. Hates a minority! Leonard H. Robbins Michael E. Welch Gregory Welpton Nothing left to do but smile, smile, smile . — J.G. John G. Weston School gets in the way of Education. — M. Twain Remember the Arch . . . Hey, J.M., T, T.P., S.S., S.S., J.W., K.M., R.B., K.R., S.B., L.S. . . . THANKS VIA . . Edmund Winder Science cannot stop while ethics catches up . . . and nobody should expect scientists to do all the thinking for the country. Elvin Stackman Stephen S. Wong Nunc Est Bibendum . . . SNM . . . Quod Summus Eris . . . Miska . . . Prom Night 83 ' . . . T A . . . AIALTSIWOTOLFEO . . . Always and Forever . . . Main Objective in Life . Love, Liberty, Pursuit of happiness. Self satisfaction and . . . Money! Dean M. Whitehouse Don ' t ever ask for love, someone will give their heart graciously I LOVE YOU! Laura Wilker Remember all the movies we ' d go to see, trying to learn how to walk like the heroes we thought we had to be . . . after all this time to find we ' re just like all the rest ... we swore forever friends on the backstreets til the end . . . I love you Mum Jim BLMS TP8cRGI! Tuulikki Williams The world will little note nor long remember what we say here; but it can never forget what they did here ... ABRAHAM LINCOLN Thanks, J.D., S.H., B.C., C.M., B.P. M.T. Wilson The only really educated men are self-educated. Jesse Lee Bennet Road Trips ' 82, Mr. Tiffany Jones, Novack, Soccer ' 82, E.P., D.T., S.V., J.M., C.C., S.R., and M.R. Donna Widett LIF E ' S TRUEST HAPPINESS IS FOUND IN THE FRIENDSHIP WE MAKE ALONG THE WAY. William Winer ESPANA 1982; oigame (M.Z. troyable chabooky.) GOOD TIMES: N.D., MOOSE, B.L., 8c RUGGY PATROL. Thanx Mom, Dad, Ruth, Nat to the grandparents The future is N.U., RED HAT, and BEERING OUT! Basil L. Wong In one ' s life time, techniques must be mastered and the reflections of one ' s accomplishments will only bring one closer to sucess. B.W. 8c D.C. TOGETHER ALWAYS. Jean Wong If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours. Thoreau Thanx: Mom + Dad Steven F. Wong Wendy Wong Karen Woo Gary Woolf At times things seem to go wrong in life or for the worst, but if we never felt those times then we would never appreciate the good things in life . . . 83 There are no guarantees of Forever in our world, there is the promise, which is enough. Russell and Wendy Even though the sun never shines, I will always have you on my mind. So I give you my last dime. If you ' ll tell me you ' re be mine, TWALS Thanks; SYBIL, RM, MC, CW, BK, TW, JSH, TY, IY, MM, AK, DW, SC, GJ, PC, PH, WW, SL, CN, KW, HT. Presence of mind and courage In distress Are more than armies to procure success Dryden Thanks Woolf Pack 53 Calvin Yee Elaine Y. Yee It ' s not far to never never land No reason to pretend And if the wind is right you can find the joy Of innocence again The canvas can so miracles Just you wait and see Believe me. C. Cross William F. Yee Wing Yin Lee This is the least I can do Anything to just please you Tonight it ' s just me and you That ' s why we ' re STEPPIN ' OUT TONIGHT K. T.G. Teresa Yung Each moment I spend with you Is just like a dream come true As long as the sun shines forever I know we will always be together T Luvs S Always and Forever Karen (Ziggy, Zig) Zeigler A true friend is one who walks in when the rest of the world walks out. Walter Winchell Thank you for being my friend M.L.G.S, G.D.K.K, L.B.P, D.M.U, and finally L.J.E.P.W. 9 26 78 Kitt Zorn , . . any man ' s death diminishes me, because I am involved in mankind; and therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee. John Donne The world is a prison, confining life, but for those who are non-conformists the bars are wide enough to slip through. Batia Zumwalt Love me but do not come too near leave me room for love to laugh at its happiness and always let some of my blond hair be free. Maria Wine p.s. Excuse me madame . . . ? Madame do you have the time? ' Robin D. Young Life Reaching your highest goals. Knowing that you ' ve done your best. Being able to enjoy and share it with others THANKS MOM and DAD, NH, ZC, RC, KF, WP, HH, JL, DP, JC, HC. Howard M. Zusman In life there is no substitute for success, Thanks: Biff, Wayne, Draino, Geoff, Gonzo, Barb, El Roacho K.Z. Thomas S. Clancy James W. Frazzini Brian Lewis Lukyn Phipps Gail Riley Look into any eye, you might find you can see clear through another day. hunter weir Dmitry Rozinau Joseph Shea Mark Shney ' der Zemach Sternberg 55 COULD IT HAVE BEEN SO LONG AGO? LAWRENCE SENIOR DIRECTORY Abber, Faythe B., 30 Beverly Rd. 02167 Abrahams, Peter, 9 Babcock 02146 Aivaliotis, Despina, 16 Prince St, 02146 Akdag, Sinan, 30 Stanton Rd. 02146 Alberts, David, 1164 Boylston St. 02167 Allen, Christine, 277 Russett Rd. 02167 Allen, Cindy, 9 Weaver Way 02119 Allen, Eric R., 94 Naples Rd. 02146 Allen, Janis, 50 Craftsland Rd. 02167 Alvarez, Audrey, 280 Mason Terr. 02146 Alzamora, Peter, 38 Dale St. 02167 Anastopoulos, George V., 234 Wolcott Rd. 02167 Anderson, Jackie, 58 Westville Terr. 02124 Michael, Anderson, 11 Davis Ave. 02146 Anderson, Norman, 14 Banfield Ave. 00000 Anderson, Sarah, 9 Jenness Rd. 02146 Andreottola, Maria, 45 Clearwater Rd. 02167 Andreottola, Marisa, 45 Clearwater Rd. 02167 Arnett, Sara, 344 Russett Rd. 02167 Pamela, Aronoff, 51 Egmont St. 02146 Arseneault, Carol, 14 Linden Street 02146 Aspel, Andrew, 26 John St. 02146 Auerbach, Jeff, 35 Wallis Rd. 02167 Auerbach, Scott, 35 Wallis Rd. 02167 Bacguelod, Karen M., 187 Walnut Ave. Bain, Mark M., 19 Westboume Ter. 02146 Ban, Vered, 2 Foster St. 02146 Barkin, James L., 11 Bellingham Rd. 02167 Barnette, Kellie, 10 Claflin Rd. 02146 Barrett, Bradley K., 218 Chestnut St. 02146 Becker, Heidi J., 5 Wellman St. 02146 Beeby, Glen E., 165 Naples Rd. 02146 Bell, Louise, 49 Boylston St. 02167 Bennett, Jennifer, 10 Monmouth Court 02146 Berger, Michael G., 4 Worthington Rd. 02146 Berman, Alexandra, 15 Alton Place 1 02146 Berman, Elena, 15 Alton Place 1 02146 Berry, Jennifer, 323 Tappan St. 02146 Berube, Matthew, 809 Boylston St. 02167 Bing, Danielle, 27 Waverly St. 02146 Blondiet, Renee, 33 Egmont Street 02146 Bloom, Jay, 42 Cameron St. 02146 Blumsack, Michael J., 120 Fuller Street 02146 Bondar, Alexander, 60 Edmont St. 6 02146 Bowdish, Barbara E., 13 Linden St., 02146 Bradley, John R., 100 Alabama 02126 Brahms, Eric, 337 St. Paul St. 02146 Breneman, Betsy, 137 Walnut St. 02146 Brewster, Jamie E., 770 Boylston St. 02199 Briceno, Harold, 75 St. Paul St. 02146 Brown, Anna M., 89 St. Paul St. 02146 Brown, Cheryl S., 10 Homer St. 02146 Brown, Dennis 18 Junpier St. 02146 Bryan, Lawrence S., 61 Egmont Street 02146 Buckley, Eric, 10 Loveland 02146 Bui, Quan T„ 145 Naples Rd. 02146 Bunker, William, 8 Wolcott Road 02167 Burakovsky, Marina, 120 Babcock St. 21 02146 Buter, Sally A., 155 Reservoir Rd. 02167 Butler, Stacey C., 10 Jamestown Terr. Camacho, Ingrid T., 226 Bonad Rd. 02167 Cameron, Daniel F., 70 Chestnut St. 02146 Canney, Paul J., 17 Hart St., 02146 Cantrell, Paul, 19 Westboume Ter. 02146 Caplan, Jennifer, 36 Kenwood St. 02146 Cardona, Christopher, 411 Clinton Road 02167 Carey, Janet, 46 Brook St. 02146 Carey, Judith, 46 Brook St. 02146 Carlis, Alexandra, 62 Aspinwall Ave. 02146 Camey, Brian S., 605 Heath Court 02167 Carothers, Bart, 19 Hamilton Rd. 02146 Carroll, William, 12 Glenland Road 02167 Carter, Zina D., 235 Hebron 02126 Casamento, Catherine, 19 Hurd Rd. 02146 Casey, Christopher, 48 High St. 02146 Cayem, David, 39 Clark Rd. 02146 Cazeau, Jacques E., 14 Parker Hill Ave. 02120 Chan, Bobby, 103 Francis St. 02146 Chandler, Rene E., 7 Longfellow St. 02126 Chapman, Michael A., 0022 High St. 02146 Chamey, Cheryl, 64 Vemdale St. 02146 Chen, Sign, 1382 Beacon St. 02146 Cheng, Henry, 340 Harvard St. 02146 Cheung, Lisa, 512 Washington St. 02146 Cho, Pauline, 305 South St. 02167 Chung, Hung, 148 Thorndike St. 02146 Clancy, Thomas S., 49 Prince Street 02146 Clark, Alex, 214 High St. 3 02146 Clark, David, 1 Brook St. 02146 Clayton, Lisa B., 265 Upland Ave. 02161 Clegg, Kristina, 18 Short St. 02146 Clifford, Timothy F„ 165 Walnut St. 02146 Close, Scott W„ 12 Still St. 02146 Coggan, Sharon D., 72 Pearl St. 02146 Cohen, Amy E., 20 Stedman Street 02146 Cohen, Lisa- A., 175 Winchester St. 02146 Concannon, Ellen, 0769 Boylston St. 02167 Coonce, Jack, 33 Egmont St. 02146 Corbin, Anthony, 230 Westview St. 02124 Corcoran, Peter C., 92 Appleton St. 02116 Cormier, Karen J„ 25 Bartlett Cres. 02146 Corrigan, William 106 Franklin St. 02146 Costello, Laurie, 51 Clark Road 02146 Costley, Alex, 12 Alton Place 02146 Costley, Maya, 12 Alton Place 02146 Coyne, Tamera D., 36 Marion St. 02146 62 Crichlow, David, 580 Harvard Street Cronin, Steven, 40 White Place 02146 Crutchfield, Aaron P„ 20 E. Milton Rd. 02146 Cubell, Allen W„ 180 Winchester St. 02146 Cugini, Robert, 33 Egmont St. 02146 Cullen, Daniel, 22 High Street 02146 Cummings, Karen M., 187 Winthrop Rd. 02146 Curry. Joanne, 167 High Street 02146 Curtin, Leonard F., 29 Avon St. 02130 Curtin, Sean P„ 691 Heath St. 02167 Curtis, Hilary, 424 Walnut St. 02146 Curtis, Ronald, 112 Longwood Ave. 02146 D ' Angelo, Peter V„ 338 Tappan St. 02146 Dadourian, John, 324 Clyde St. 02167 Daniel, Margaret, 108 Longwood Ave. 02146 Daniels, David, 164 Homestead St. 02119 Dantowitz, Ronald F., 270 South Street 02167 Dentremont, Laurel M., 45 White Place 02146 Devine, Patricia, 10 New Terrace Rd. 02146 Differ, Jean M., 0337 St. Paul Street 02146 Dimuccio, Pamela E., 56 Harvard Ave. 02146 Dipesa, Janice, 112 Davis Ave. 02146 Donnors, Theresa, 33 Aspinwall Ave. 02146 Donovan, Deborah E., 272 Clyde St. 02167 Donovan, Erin, 117 Mason Terrace 02146 Doran, Steven C., 109 St. Paul St. 02146 Dowd, Rosemarie, 47 University Rd. 02146 Doyle, Scott P„ 640 Washington St. 02146 Drain, Jacqueline, 39 Perry Street 02146 Drillich, Alicia M., 910 Boylston St. 02167 Dugan, Kelly, 51 Egmont St. 02146 Dukakis, Andrea, 85 Perry St. 02146 Dumoulin, Joanmarie, 53 Westboume Ter. 02146 Dupre, Jacqueline, 52 Vemdale St. 02146 Dzubas, Adam, 58 Aspinwall Ave. 02146 Eagan, Lori A., 277 Walnut Street 02146 Eliasson, Kristin, 62 White Place 02146 Ellin, Hillary, 161 Bonad Rd. 02167 Evans, Susan, 24 Auburn St. 02146 Fain, Danny, 24 Fairbanks St. 02146 Farber, Alik, 1856 Beacon St. 6D 02146 Faulkner, Abigail, 133 Goddard Ave. 02146 Fein, Naomi, 18 Willard Road 02146 Figelman, Susan, 537 Washington St. 02146 Finn, Richard, 337 Tappan St. 02146 Fitzpatrick, Lynsey J., 33 Egmont St. 02146 Fletcher, Kimberly, 10 Banfield Ave. 02126 Fletcher, Wayne, 495 Boylston St. 02167 Flynn, Steven W., 70 Chestnut St. 02146 Fortes, Paula M„ 48 Humboldt Ave. Fox, Diana, 44 Sumner Rd. 02146 Fox, Michael, 44 Sumner Rd. 02146 Fraser, Wendy J., 134 Babcock St. 02146 Frazzini, James W., 15 James St. 02146 Freundlish, Gil, 110 Addington Rd. 02146 Friedman, James E., 130 Longwood Ave. 02146 Gabbay, Leonard, 31 Alberta Rd. 02167 Gallop, Jennifer, 118 Walnut Hll Rd. 02167 Gatti, Jane K., 21 Thomas St. Gens, Andrea M„ 616 Chestnut Hll A 02146 Ghafari, Ramesh, 85 Somerset Rd. 02146 Gill, Shauna, 145 Kent Street 02146 Glazer, Cynthia, 70 Wallis Road 02167 Goldberg, Abigail M., 98 Crowninshld Rd. 02146 Goldin, Larisa, 71 Aspinwall Ave. 02146 Goldman, Joyce E„ 7 Conant Rd. 02167 Goldman, Terri A., 96 Harvard Ave. 02146 Goldstein, Valerie H. 940 W. Rox Pkwy. 02167 Gomez, Maria, 75 Brook St. 02146 Gomez, Ruth, 62 Linden PI. 02146 Goodwin, Joanne E., 47 Manchester Rd. 02146 Gordon, Bradley, 180 Ivy St. 02146 Gordon, Cynthia, 37 Harris St. 02146 Gordon, Donald, 60 Browne Street 02146 Gosdanian, Linda J., 22 Harris St. 02146 Gould, Robin A., 1077 Beacon St. 02146 Grantham, Kelly, 15 Egmont St. 5 02146 Green, Kimberly, 5 Wellington Ter. 02146 Greene, lisa, 24 Auburn St. 02146 Griffin, Damon A., 1443 Beacon St. 105 02146 Griffin, Michael, 341 St. Paul St. 02146 Gronquist, John A., 219 Pond Ave. 02146 Gugliotta, Anitra, 187 Winthrop Rd. 02146 Hackel, Michael, 1809 Beacon St. 02146 Halfkenny, Kirsten I., 21 Searle Ave. 02146 Hall, Thomas, 36 Codman Rd. 02146 Hampton, Nitanya G., 97 Wellington Hll Harada, Masashi, 89A Winstrop Rd. 02146 Harrington, Michael F., 30 Walnut Street 02146 Harrington, Phyllis, 0117 Bonad Road 02167 Harris, Darlene, 347 St. Paul St. 02146 Hart, Michael, 88 Walnut St. 02146 Harvey, Marlon K., 10 Davis Ave. 02146 Hayashi, Atsunori, 199 Longwood Ave. 02146 Hendrickson, Peter D., 57 Longwood Av. 8 02146 Hennessey, Jane M„ 318 Walnut Street 02146 Hibert, Seanna, 96 York Terr. 02146 Hickey, Dennis J., 0341 St. Paul Street 02146 Hill, Frederick, 60 Wilson St. 02126 Hillson, Michael, 70 Pearl St. 411 02146 Hines, Karen P., 21 Egmont St. 02146 Hines, Lisa C., 21 Egmont St. 02146 Hipsh, Oreat, 42 Russell St. 02146 Hirsh, Suzanne, 1272 Beacon St. 02146 Hirshom, Jamie 200 Crafts Rd. 02167 Hodgdon, John D., 188 Winchester St. 02146 Hoffman, Sharon, 115 Browne St. 02146 Holt, Katherine, 197 Rawson Rd. 02146 Hopwood, Tracy J., 98 Cypress St. 02146 Horblit, Siobhan E., 747 Washington St. 02146 Hougham, Francis N. 220 High Street 02146 Howe, Helen T., 5 Wellington Ter. 02146 Huggins, Scot G., 16 Kent Sq. 02146 Hughes, Diane, 55 Hailwood Road 02167 Hunt, Kathleen E., 50 Marshall St. 02146 Hussey, Nora R., 125 Addington Rd. 02146 Hutchison, Jenny A., 56 Harvard Ave. 02146 Ingalls, Jennifer A., 58 Marshall St. 02146 Isbitsky, Holly B. 21 Littell Rd. 02146 Isenberg, Elizabeth, 45 Heath St. 02146 Israel, Jodi L„ 18 Wolcott Rd. 02167 Jackson, Dondrea M., 68 Pearl St. 02146 Jamieson, Bradford, 619 Walk Hill St. Jemmott, Julene M„ 46 Village Way 02146 Jin, Lisa M., Ill S tedman St. 02146 Johnson, Alan, 184 Fairmount St. 02124 Jones, Kevin N., 55 Dimock St. 02119 Jones, Stephen R„ 20 Short St. 02146 Joshi, Sunita K., 278 Cypress St. 02146 Joy, Joseph M., 1 Park Vale 02146 Kamal, Rakesh, 179 Winchester St. 02146 Kandror, Yan, 316 St. Paul St. 02146 Kantrowitz, Steven, 334 Kent 02146 Kaplan, Brett, 34 Babcock St. 02146 Kaplan, Staca, 95 Babcock St. 02146 Kaplan, Stacie, 95 Babcock St. 02146 Kaplan, Susanne A., 151 Payson Rd. 02167 Karplus, Theresa, 37 Winthrop Road 02146 Kayne, Laurel J., 119 Lancaster Terr. 02146 Keaveney, Patricia, 22 New Terrace Rd. 02146 Kenn, Tina, 1578 Beacon St. 02146 Kickham, George A., 510 Newton Street 02167 Kieffer, Gordon, 411 Washington St. 02146 Klein, Donald, 95 Walnut St. 02146 KlingsPerg, Wendy B., 27 Lagrange St. 02167 Kogan, Marina, 1243 Beacon St. 02146 Kraus, Dana, 87 Gardner Rd. 02146 Krause, Joan H., 107 Colboume Cres. 02146 Krivoy, Vitaly, 15 Aspinwall Ave. 02146 Kubhtek, Tammy L., 1563 Beacon St. 02146 Kushi, Hisao, 62 Buckminster Rd. 02146 Kwan, Cynthia, 104 Somerset Rd. 02146 Kwan, Pak-Lin, 148 Walnut St. 02146 Kwon, Hyon Hui, 6 Edwin St. 02146 Lacy, Jill W., 177 Davis Ave. 02146 Lam, Hoan Yen, 58 Aspinwall Ave. 02146 Lam, Mai M., 17 High Street 02146 Lander, Fred 19 Netherlands Rd. 02146 Lander, Scott M., 348 Russett Rd. 02167 Langdon, Kerry, 15B Doran Rd. 02146 Lanzkron, Sophie, 35 Gardner Rd. 02146 Larsen, Philip, 161 Clinton Road 02146 Larts, Sonji M., 47 Nazing St. Lawton, Melissa C„ 16 Linden PI. 02146 Leason, Arthur, 1162 Boylston St. 02167 Lee, Amy, 66 York Terr 02146 Lee, Cynthia, 191 Babcock St. 02146 Lee, David, 50 Waverly St. 02146 Lee, David, 427 Washington St. 02146 Lee, Shirley, 55 Village Way 02146 Lee, Ta-Chung, 6 Parkway Rd. 02146 Leibowitz, Peter, 52 Village Way 02146 Lemar, Joseph, 52 Brunswick St. Lemieux, Lisa, 10 Foster St. 02146 Lenthall, Elizabeth, 150 Payson Rd. 02167 Lepage, Ramon, 120 Bellingham St. 02167 Leung, Grant, 41 Manchester Rd. 02146 Levine, Rhonda, 154 Bellingham Rd. 02167 Levy, Andrew B., 36 Druce St. 02146 Lew, Steven L., 10 Jenness Rd. 02146 Lewis, Brian, 125 Pleasant St. 02146 Lichtenstein, Andrew R., 427 Washington St. 02146 Lieberman, Samuel L., 99 Pond Ave. 02146 Lincoln, Susan F., 43 Hedge Rd. 02146 Lish, Sandra, 57 Cleveland Rd. 02167 Litchman, William E., 0726 Washington St. 02146 Livingstone, Victor, 0047 Crafts Road 02167 Lockwood, Daniel J., 74 Willard Rd. 02146 Loehr, Marc M., 85 Egmont St. 02146 Loftus, Jeanne, 180 Thornton Rd. 02167 Lowenstein, Jeffrey A., 42 Griggs Ter. 02146 Lugumira, John, 1013 Beacon St. 02146 Mackenzie, Danielle, 32 Juniper St. 02146 Macy, David G., 115 Browne St. 3 02146 Mage, Lars, 8 Manton Terr. 02134 Mahm oodian, Sheba, 98 Somerset Rd. 02146 Makani, Linda, 43 Dale St. 02167 Malacaso, Charles A., 94 Browne St. 02146 Manly, Elizabeth, 4 Strathmore Rd. 02146 Margolis, Benjamin E., 110 Addington Rd. 02146 Martin, John F., 24 Winslow Rd. 02146 Martin, Linda, 121 Brook St. 02146 Martin, Tara, 40 Atherton Rd. 02146 Martorano, John, 101 Monmouth St. 02146 Matos, James A., 16 New Terrace Rd. 02146 Matthiesen, Thurman A., 295 Tappan St. 02146 Mattimoe, Thomas, 45 Steams Road 02146 Mayer, Robert E„ 377 Russett Rd. 02167 Mays, Regina, 202 St. Paul St. 02146 McCarthy, Ann E., 60 Harrison St. 02146 McCormick, Alexander, 35 Crafts Rd. 02167 McCrea, Marco, 330 St. Paul St. 02146 64 McGrow, Samuel W., 136 Rawson Rd. 02146 McLoughlin, Michael, 9 Duffley Court 02167 McNally, Matthew, 87 Mason Terr. 02146 McNamara, Stephanie, 144 Clark Rd. 02146 Meade, Thomas E., 25 Goodnough Rd. 02167 Medua, Oscar, 19 Strathmore Rd. 02146 Melendez, Marina, 116 Longwood Ave. 02146 Mera, Sofia, 227 Winchester St. 02146 Merrick, Karen A., 342 St. Paul St. 02146 Metser, Ur 1443 Beacon St. 02146 Mikell, Vertis, 118 Elm Hill Ave. Miller, Kevin, 15 James St. 02146 Miller, Mark S., 171 Walnut Hill Rd. 02167 Mintz, Adam R., 70 Mason Terr. 02146 Mitchell, Cheryl, 118 Winchester St. 02146 Mitchell, Robert, 15 Parkview St. 02121 Morse, Peter J„ 54 Powell St. 02146 Moser, Fernando, 1731 Beacon St. 02146 Moultrie, Anthony R., 14 Crispus Attuck 02119 Moy, Chandra, 783 Washington St. 02146 Mudge, Arlene L., 22 High St. 02146 Mudge, James, 22 High St. 02146 Mudge, Steven C., 16 York Terr. 02146 Mulheam, Rebekah, 33 Linden St. 02146 Munn, Guy W„ 79 Radcliff St. 02124 Murphy, Myles M., 55 Newton St. 02167 Murphy, Paula A., 40 Harrison 02146 Murray, David, 110 Winchester St. 02146 Murray, Donjuan D., 27 Egmont St. 02146 Murray, Kevin, 165 Aspinwall Ave. 02146 Murrell, Lesley E., 165 Highland St. 02119 Naggar, Morris, 15 Egmont St. 02146 Nanni, Matthew S., 162 Cypress 02146 Nelson, David, 337 St. Paul St. 3 02146 Nesmith, Lana, 46 Welch Rd. 02146 Ng, Connie, 23 Hurd Rd. 02146 Nordquist, Gregory J., 46 Summit Ave. 02146 Norman, Carol J., 07 Egmont Street 02146 Norris, Adam M., 24 White Place 02146 Notman, Evan, 54 Clark Rd. 02146 Nowosielski, Nancy, 16 Harvard Place 02146 O ' Brien, David J., 341 St. Paul St. 02146 O ' Connor, Carolyn, 116 Chestnut St. 02146 Ojeda, Alfredo, 185 Freeman St. 640 02146 Ojeda, Augusto, 185 Freeman St. 640 02146 Olson, Maren K., 32 Milton Rd. 02146 O ' Neal, Jimmie D., 68 Village Way 02146 Opton, Daniel, 359 Tappan St. 02146 Oregon, Padraic, 282B Newton St. 02167 Orozco, Jason, 19 Westboume Ter. 02146 Papert, Charles R., 158 Shaw Rd. 02167 Parvizian, Simin, 99 Pond Ave. 02146 Pauldick, Jonathan R., 9 Fairbanks St. 02146 Pauli, Laura, 30 Naples Rd. 02146 Perez, Sonia, 46 Ackers Ave. 02146 Phan, Syphom, 11 Vernon St. 02146 Phillips, Edward J., 270 Russett Rd. 02167 Phipps, Lukyn, 411 Washington St. 02146 Pinsky, Marina, 677 Washington St. 02146 Pitts, Jennifer, 10A Still St. 02146 Podolsky, Victoria, 205 Kent St. 17 02146 Polihroniou, Dora, 156 Boylston St. 02167 Pomeroy, Eden, 1199 Beacon St. 02146 Ponzi, Anna, 22 Carlton St. 02146 Potter, Wende, 1 Brook St. 02146 Potts, Donald, 39 Quincy St. Preer, Jordanna M., 11 Tabor PI. 02146 Rackley, Michalyn, 55 Aspinwall Rd. 02120 Rakuz, Toly, 120 Brook St. 02146 Ramirez, Pauline I., 50 Marshall St. 02146 Rasta, Carolyn, 31 Thornton Rd. 02167 Reardon, Tina M„ 0037 Kendall St. 02146 Reddick, Antone M., 34 Village Way 02146 Reed, Emily P,, 166 Tappan St. 02146 Reinhold, Geoffrey S., 77 Monmouth St. 02146 Reiss, David M., 54 Rossmore Rd. Restrepo, Luis E„ 185 Freeman St. 02146 Rikelman, Irina, 15 Green St. 02146 Riley, Gail, 42 Ackers Ave. 02146 Riley, Jill, 46 Eliot Cresc. 02167 Roach, Edward L., 26 White Place 02146 Rodman, Franklin, 207 Winchester St. 02146 Ronen, David J., 85 Griggs Rd. 02146 Rosenberg, Adam J., 441 Washington St. 02146 Ross, Jennifer, 30 Francis St. 02146 Ross, Rebecca, 323 Clark Rd. 02146 Rozen, Nicholas E., 72 Linden St. 02146 Rozinou, Dmitry, 60 Egmont St. 02146 Rubenstein, Bryan, 9 Sewall Ave. 211 02146 Rudnick, Sherri, 60 Forest Street 02167 Rueda, Esneda R., 9 Hurd Rd. 02146 Rugar, Paul, 5 Buckminister R. 2146 Ryan, Christopher, 87 Mason Terr. 02146 Saalman, Danny W., 12 Bellingham Dr. 02167 Sachs, Ernest J., 102 Thorndike St. 02146 Salas, Peter, 1501 Beacon St. 203 02146 Sapers, David J., 294 Allandale 02167 Saunders, Kathleen, 1890 Beacon St. 02146 Schechner, Jeffrey S., 11 Orchard Rd. 02146 Schwartz, Eric, 227 Bonad Rd. 02167 Scialdone, Karen, 341 St. Paul St. 02146 Segal, Karen B., 11 Sherrin Rd. 02167 Seidman, Daniel I., 359 Tappan St. 02146 Shaklai, Sharon, 49 Marion St. 02146 Shapira, Ayelet, 185 Freeman St. 650 02146 Shapiro, Michael, 1530 Beacon St. 02146 Shapiro, Michael, 61 Clark Rd. 02146 Sharff, David, 11 Gardner Rd. 02146 Shatzman, Omer, 175 Freeman St. 02146 Shea, James D., 10 Edwin Street 02146 Shea, Joseph, 2 Tabor Place 02146 Sherman, Arloc M., 15 Auburn Place 02146 Shklar, Ruth, 33 Clinton Rd. 02167 Shneyder, Mark, 1090 Beacon St. 3C 02146 Shooter, Eric J„ 89 Winthrop Rd. 02146 Shufro, Deborah, 98 Wallis 02167 Shulman, Seth J., 54 Welland Rd. 02146 Sin, Yong Ho, 31 Gibbs St. 02146 Skordos, Panayotis, 229 Kent St. 02146 Sliker, Guy D., 94 Westboume Ter. 02146 Small, Kenneth L., 15 Claflin Path 02146 Smith, Jed A., 77 Evans Rd. 02146 Smith, Joanna S., 167 Clinton Rd. 02167 Smolyar, Mila, 1038 Beacon St. 02146 Sohn, Debra R., 67 Winchester St. 02167 Sokoloff, Nicholas, 188 Rawson Road 02146 Soltani, Farzaneh, 21 Gibbs St. 02146 Sonnenschein, Nurit, 169 Bonad Rd. 02167 Soo Hoo, Janet L., 24 Elm St. 02146 Spence, Stacey, 405 Washington St. 02146 Spitzer, Renee, 150 Lancaster Terr. 02146 Springer, Myhal, 76 Buckminster Rd. 02146 Stameris, Michael, 16 Henry Street 02146 Stathopoulos, Corry E„ 41 Naples Rd. 02146 Steele, Laura S., 55 Reservoir Rd. 02167 Stengel, Pamela R., 60 Beverly Rd. 02167 Sternberg, Zemach, 190 Lee St. 02146 Stewart, William E., 182 St. Paul St. 02146 Stotsky, Warren E., 246 Clark Rd. 02146 Suatengco, Roland C., 274 Mason Terr. 02146 Sullivan, Alexander, 110 Longwood Ave. 02146 Sullivan, Liam P., 20 Harvard PI. 02146 Svendsen, Anders, 77 Pond Ave. 02146 Sweeney, David, 185 Davis Ave. 02146 Szmigulski, Dan, 53 Parkman St. 02146 Tamkin, Laurence J., 85 Kenwood St. 02146 Tehrani, Ramin N., 14 Park St. 3 02146 Tescher, John, 92 Sewall Ave. 02146 Texter, Theresa, 169 Buckminster Rd. 02146 Thompson, David D., 116 Lagrange St. 02167 Tocchio, Seana, 1477 Beacon St. 02146 Torven, Maria, 70 Harvard Ave. 02146 Touch, Phirun, 540 Chestnut Hll A. 02146 Traylor, Angele, 214 High Street 02146 Trefonidis, Adam A., 19 Linden St. 02146 Tsieh, Helen A., 57 Auburn St. 02146 Tuler, Debra, 114 St. Paul St. 02146 Tzimorangas, John, 585 Washington St. 02146 Underwood, Scott, 221 Wolcott Rd. 02167 Vaid, Jaideep K., 1797 Beacon Street 02146 Van Tassel, Joshua S„ 21 Coolidge St. 02146 Vanderydt, Peter J., 15 Egmont St. 02146 Vonau, Peter G„ 1563 Beacon St. 02146 Vul, Alexander, 21 Whitney St., 02167 Wachter, Sara, 1795 Beacon St. 02146 Waguespack, Jean E„ 29 Goddard Circle 02146 Walker, Edward A., 12 Jamaica Rd. 02146 Walsh, Thomas J., 219 Fuller St. 02146 Walter, Kurt R., 25 Royal Rd. 02146 Wang, Jennifer C„ 5 High St. Place 02146 Wang, Jong Chein, 5 High St. Place 02146 Ward, Brian C., 331 Newton 02146 Ward, Craig O., 106 Browne St. 02146 Ward, Eleanor, 16 Ackers Ter. 02146 Ward, Glenn J., 220 High St. 02146 Wechsler, Johanna, 68 Fuller St. 02146 Weeks, Monica, 34 Elm Hill Ave. 02121 Welch, Michael E„ 124 Winthrop Rd. 02146 Welpton, Gregory, 178 Dudley St. 02146 Weston, John G„ 190 High St. 02146 Whitcomb, Michael S., 22 High St. 02146 Whitcomb, Roger T„ 224 High St. 02146 Whitehouse, Dean M., 28 York Terrace 02146 Wilker, Laura, 36 Jefferson Rd. 02167 Williams, Tuulikki M., 7 Manton Terr. 02134 Williams, Tyrone, 15 Rockland St. Wilson, Monty, 136 Village Way 02026 Winder, Edmund, 625 Chestnut Hll A. 02146 Windett, Donna, 250 Hebron St. 02136 Winer, William B., 77 Pond Ave. 02146 Wong, Basil L., 35 Addington Road 02146 Wong, Jean, 89 Westboume Ter. 02146 Wong, Stephen, 125 Westboume Ter. 02146 Wong, Steven, 95 Stedman St. 02146 Wong, Wendy, 21 Belmont Rd. 02167 Woo, Karen, 60 Lawton St. 02146 Woolf, Gary E., 6 Nelson Dr. 02167 Yee, Calvin, 25 Gibbs St. 02146 Yee, Elaine, 510 Clinton Road 02167 Yee, William Fe, 33 Dwight St. 02146 Yee, Wing-Yin, 165 Davis Ave. 02146 Yee, Yur-Shum, 19 University Rd. 02146 Yip, Allen 66 University Rd. 02146 Young, Robin D., 28 Tennis Rd. 02126 Yung, Teresa, 817 Washington St. 02146 Zeigler, Karen, 48 Gorham Ave. 02146 Zorn, Kyra, 676 Washington St. 02146 Zumwalt, Batia, 17 Short St. 02146 Zusman, Howard M., 2 Intervale Rd. 02167 66 A-144 r W A-254 First Row: Wendy Beaton, Richard Thompson, Milton Alvarez, Victoria Perry, Samantha Geracht, Felice Rutstein Second Row: Steven Linberg, Boris Jakobson, Kathy Mayotte, Tom O ' Reily, Carl Izzi, Cyrus Rolbin Third Row: Andrew Wolfe, Marc Caplan, Becky Weisel, Rachael Evans, Adam Posen Fourth Row: David Welch, Maurice Munoz, John Lockwood, Kathy Kickham, Patty Donovan, Yet Wah Soo Hoo First Row: Pam Berger, David Higgens, Anna Kovel, Sue Long, Michelle Duval, Raylene Matthews Second Row: Heidi Green, Cathy Becker, Darcie Lipson Third Row: Mr. Freccero, Francine Jemmot, Dr. Gleekman, Dale Hurd Fourth Row: Joe Weir, Mark Ford, Richard Ginsberg, Jean Blair, Fifth Row: Tobie Fletcher, Jeanette Bruce, Elizabeth Maloney, Elizabeth Smith, Carol Mann, Joanne Amendola Sixth Row: Vladimir Polyakiv, Fernando 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Fourth Row: Benjamin Chou, Domingo Montiero, Michael Drain Fifth Row: Christopher Seibel, Amy Ehrenwarth, Meredith Young, Lisa Croke First Row: Ms. Hammond, Susan Carver, Hayley Berman, Lori Zetlin, Sue Woodward, David Caspar, Diane MacRherson, Debbie Lawlor Second Row: Joe Yee, Darci Kavanaugh, Josh Gwiazda, Maya Zaitzevsky, Hannah Doress, Todd Schaffer, Revekah Schlesinger Third Row: Debbie Abrahams, Maria Mostajo, Linda Bemson, Dee Gallagher, Suzanne Palermo, Jon Harold, Donald Windett, Marren Ford, Peter Silberger Fourth Row: Jeff Barber, Tony Almeida 71 P-350 P-353 First Row: Ms. Meergans, Cynthia Strowman, Hanya Bluestone Second Row: Sabrina Wang, Tara Lucas, Lisa Saltzman, Kathy Morse, Gail Shapiro, Peter Polish uk, Christopher Voder Third Row: Atsunori Hayashi, Julie Meiselman, Wendy Jane Loo, Stephen Zeh Fourth Row: Mike Diiorio, James Holister, Kenneth Shea, Tanirra Plussain Wl c ■ r M First Row: Mrs. N. 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Tv . 74 L-145 L-406 First Row: Nancy Kavanagh, Megan Athanasiou, David McKenny, Jacqueline Collins, Ms. Planchon. Second Row: Michael Meehan, Jonathan Bassett, Nina Saletan, Connie Yuen, Maria Crespo. Third Row: David Hall, Christina Mage, John Bowen, Adam Abramovich, Luis Navas, Daniel Honig, Karl Schramek First Row: Margarita Idov, Pansy Sai Kristin Hoffmeister, Helen Freeman. Second Row: Jennifer McKim, Tom Foley, Mark Collins, Dena Tung, Elizabeth Van De Carr, Alexandra Zdanovich, Barbara Perkins. Third Row: Johan Zwaan, Tom Ferguson, Ian Thomell, Edward Livshin, Ramin Roayai. Fourth Row: Anthony Green, Karl Steinbrecker 75 R-202 P-346 R-390 1 — T First Row: Maria Babyonyshev, Carlos Sandovalmaza, Cara Stone, Helen Han, Steve MacNeil. Second Row: Karen Sonnenschein, Robert Oliver. Third Row: Lisa Nold, Kevin Mealy. Fourth Row: Andrew Boni, Rolf Jansen, Peter Goldfein, Bart Ramos, Mark Herd. Fifth Row: Ellyn Friedman, Mrs. Daly. Sixth Row: Mei Ping Tso, Roy Bar-Ziv, Paul Cheung, Lisa Rogers, Ted Wheaton First Row: Mr. Tipton. Second Row: Aaron Levin, Guiliana Dunham, Rachel Bader, Amy Curcio, Chip Fitch. Third Row: Alan Ngan, David Dorfman, Stella Perez. Fourth Row: Steve Yung, Steve Makani, Eric Sargent, Tammy Coney, Cheryl Coulter. Fifth Row: Jon Priluck, Robert Rizika, Keith Benson, John Flood. Sixth Row: Steve Bedrick, Chris Rogers, Pattimarie Randall, Ken Chin, Edward Flood, Joseph Fredericks. Seventh Row: David Blake, Sarah Lavine First Row: Anastasia Koniaris. Second Row: Lauren Kozol, Carolyn Yee, Rachel Silbert, Ida Yung, Riitta Scharf, Christine Larsen, Monique Papazian, Matt Williams. Third Row: Carolyn Bender, Bereniki Silbert, Cindy Leung, Laureen McGourty, Jeannine Laing, Beth Cooper, Marilyn Cuny. Fourth Row: Pablo Mehler, Gary Fong, Bob Cohen, Barbara Holt, Loma Wilson, Ricky Stein. Fifth Row: Shay Vanecko, Flarry Lee, Allan Salzman A-142 A-146 First Row: Evan Tobasky, Benjamin Day, Nicky Primes, Alana Frechon, Julie Slotnik, Julie Kamenetsky, Effie Vergetis, Sally Gedron, Sarah Bassett Second Row: Beth Martin, Caren Feinberg, Cynthia Huyghue, Bonnie Hingstor, Barbara Darinski Third Row: Tito Lepore, David Kramer, Karen Godfredson, Sherry Ramos, Renee Mastrolillo, Paul Adamis Fourth Row: Darrell Tyler, Timothy Smith, Christian Erickson, John Currie, Mark Wierdak, Micaela Ross, Lisa Viola, Andrew Marino, Michael Urquiola, Bill Blass First Row: Jenny Hong, Emmeline Chin, Tammy Foley, Kirsten Hibert, Kim Dickson, Donna McGrath, Lori Budlong, Tina Chin Second Row: Reginald Narcisse, Larissa Jales, Debbie Brahms, Wendy Ferro, Carina Johnson, Paula Brownstein Third Row: Hyok-Sang Kwon, Josh Sens, Paul Roberts, Donny Canto, Scott Paisner, Peter Sheldon, Micheal Robertson, Ken Rich, Adrienne Peichard, Michele Blowdiet, Russell Nickman, Nama Benjamin, David Hollenberg, Vourlanda Johnson, Alberto Burrito, Ms. Lewis, John Aber, Michael Robertson 78 A-245 A-266 First Row: Jeff Nugent, Koontz Robert, Daniela Davideseu, Vael Ben-Aril, Kristen Coyne, Caitlin Kelley, Carla Roddy, Janice Mangeri, Joanna Colton, Elizabeth Harrison, Nurit Ofer Second Row: Ms. Sanchez, Peter Badalament, John Islas, William Gubnitsky, Anthony McPherson, Forita McPherson, Elizabeth Bowen, Lisa Ming, Noam Baharav, Yuval Bamea, Mehran Mehr First Row: Inna Gureuich, Jennifer Horwitz, Beth Goldberg, Hilary Gresser, Amy Yee, Alyssa Breshahan, Shirlene Jemmott, Julia Wolfe, Chris Scott, Joan VanamRinge, Sandra Rodriquez, Tamara Kraus Second Row: Jan Larsen, Stephen Ward, Andrew Lee, Gary Pairk, Jonathan Chamey, Scott Gillis, Robert Mayotte, Dean Jumes, Jimmy Freel, Kevin Ng, Sumit Naqpal, christophe Kelley, Icor Rubinowitz, Robert Deqraw, Robert Donnelly 79 First Row: Jenny lau, Maureen Hagerty, Cathy Lynch, Kim Cattan, Alison Sneider, Sara Gutersohn, Darlene Martin, Stacey Simmons Second Row: Baij Joshi, Spike Skillman, Marston Chickering, Jimmy Bates, Lorin Rees, Karl Klausen, Dina Balin, Mrs. Turley First Row: Jennifer Smith, Jennifer Tuton, Abby Ellin, Betty Yee, Swee Chu Sai, Delana Hirschy, Brenda Suatengco, Anito Dinitto Second Row: Adam Weinstein, John Bain, Ben Leinbach, Joseph Arseneault, Shane Kelley, Ruth Lamprey, Thomas Termini, Richard Francey, Benjamin Joslin, Raymond Gibson, Brian Lew, Jeremy Honig, Randall Goon, Judy Berman 80 L-408 L-410 First Row: Burt Reynolds, Gwen Wallace, Kcrthie Martin, Shelley Richmond, Chuckles The Clown, Zoa Shea, The Great Pumpkin, Daffy Duck, Julie Mintz Second Row: Toyoto Rose, Rosanna Rosanna Danna, Danny Rosenberg, Manoj Kamal, Doug Zimon, Larry Sullivan, Lucky Joshi, I Move We Adjourn Shulman, Song-Ja Cha, Benji The Dog, Jane O ' Brien, The Easter Bunny, Caroline Silber, Amy Randall, Eric Peltz, Chong La, Billy Bates. First Row: Bonnie Yee, Vicky Zwaan, Julie Wong, Linda Beth Copen, Susan Covitz, Jessica Goodman, Michele Thornton, Liz Safran Second Row: Warren Termini, Doug Cobell, Julien Cann, Jun Whang, Walter Ng, Michael Martinez, Edgar Howe, Clayton Perkins, Ms. Bailey 81 P-352 P-354 • ■ Am ■ . aH ■ r in (hr iridKt y f - f P9 r N il , ' M ■K � T i ■ m l m m W A M w ) • I f A ' l jB m Ww Lj i3 i First Row: Maggie Gormley, Raymie Houston, Liz Donoff, Beth Ireland, Andrea Chipman, Seth Shulman [PAL], Jonathan Cohn, Brian Berman. Second Row: Andre Conoyer, Derek Braxton, Juel Weeks, Flora Chan, Rebecca Frawley, Kelly Cushner, Angel Fagundo. Third Row: Paul Feldman, Kenny Edelin, Tony Lin, Brian Johnston, Ron Georgelti, Rachel Hirsh, John Flatley, Mr. Forsythe, Ben Chertok First Row: Vinita Mehta, Devora Stengal, Donna Kessel, Amy Randel, Nancy Chin, Robin Umlah, Liz May, Lynette Lynch, Cynthia, Ayelet Ben-Zui. Second Row: Geoffrey Verter, Robert Harris, Sarah Wolpow, Jonathan Springer, Stephen Alzamora, Chris McCarthy, Ken Steinman, Mario Ramariz, Michael Kennedy, Tony Shulman, E.T., Natasha Geary, Eric Nolan, Mr. Stem 82 R-301 R-388 First Row: Rebecca Amoldi, Kristina Konczeski, Dori Young, Nancy Katz, Jennifer Norris, Tina Rodriguez Second Row: Mr. Flint, Mike Shine, Jon Sadow, David Gordon, Tom Silcott, Jack Pollack, John Fein, Steven Blank, Tim Harrington First Row: Nancy Berkowitz, Sharon Naggar, Carey Francis, Sonja Olson, Laura Garelick, Lee Benoit Second Row: Robert Sneirson, Sharon Laval, Maria Jemenez, Meredith Goldstein, Lisa Rosen, Lynne Dewhurst, Todd Long, Roy Green, Susan Murphy Third Row: Stefan Counts, Laurel Williams, Krista Wachter, Tonja Henderson, Timmy Hennessey, Rebecca Goldman, Chris Shannon, Richard Alpert, Peter Esieh, Staci Tate Missing: Sophy Phan, Laura Hughes, Ari Zorn, Donna Watkins, Tia Asbergs, Grady Ormond, Margot Duzak 83 R — 105 R — 308 First Row: Chenda Ky, Polly Yin, Tara Coonce, Debbie Chan, Giana Gibson, Cathy Worton, Mary Beth Clancy Second Row: Lisa Goldstein, Amy Bums, Andrea Lee Third Row: Mrs. Ramsey, Derek Ng, Chee Yan Chu, Nazmul Chadhury, David Berman, Ediz Ozkardes, Jon Salkind, Jason Bloomgarden, Julie Henn, Scott Wasserman, Keren Rockland, Geoffrey Smith, Michael Gilmore, The Phantom, Jim Radler Missing: Kwami Green, Bemie Lennon, Stephan Dorsey Something old, something new. When your picture disappears, what else can we do? Listed in alphabetical order: Maria Barnett, Michael Chiler, Warren Cohen, Amir Darvish, Teresa Dean, Lelia Deykin, Alexander Dilmaghani, Margot Duzak, Pamela Egan, Anat Fuchs, Sidney Graves, Michele Groves, Robert Hayes, Collette Johnson, John Laing, Alon Lelcuk, Eran Loebl, Albert Mann, Jamie Mann, Korey Mickey, Tarso Ramos, Lisa Samuelson, Amy Schoenbaum, Alison Tatlock, Michelle Walsh, Deborah Wong, Sandra Yee, David Youilis 84 P-357 First Row: — , Inger Lema, Tara Sterling, Susan Raden, — Second Row: Francis Lam, Lara Anderson, Linda Keyho, Kerri Bryan, Emily Jacobson. Third Row: Aaron Shershow, Mark Moyes, Robbie Stull, David Jones, Celeste Morin, Mihal Ronen. First Row: Elizabeth Kirty, Kimberly Reinhold, Susan Himelfarb, Ellen Gordon, Marcelita Mostajo, Michelle Simard, Dolores Avery. Second Row: Janet O ' Leary, Michelle Yuckerman, Christine Chandler, Seth Rosmarin, Jean Differ, Cheryl Cormier, Jennifer Weissman, Kimberly Herdon, Judith Schlessinger. Third Row: Tracey McCain, Saveth Thim, Susan Kane, Steven Dugan, John Anderson, Tobey Hirsh, Adrian Schreck, Leo Carchia, Mr. Levine, Jonathan Morales, Bernard Kahn. Missing: Gerry Dones, Danilo Fabris, Gannon blastings, Aron Lee, Mark Reddick, Deborah Alberts, Maureen Green, Renee Flenderson, Jackie McNeil. 85 L-403 Miss Geoghegan — 109 First Row: Jocelyn Wright, Inna Brook, Cynthia Weiman, Kimberly Hopkins, Adee Shepen, Natasha Breines, Amy Doherty, Jennifer Krancer Second Row: Carlos Real, Steven Grindl, Ken Edwards Third Row: Ann Choi, Ms. Wexler, Sarah Dwyer, Joey Arnold, Michael Olafsson, Bruce O ' Bryant, Lorrin Ferdinand First Row: Leslie Randall, Kathy Lee, Stephie Weaver Second Row: Miss Geoghegan, Mickey Berger 86 r t 77 1 A-148 L-336 First Row: Regina Peoiy, Morgan Suter, Khang Lee, Dana Ng, Christi Ramos, Ronald Shelbu Second Row: Liz Vittori, Jen Weisel, Anneliesse Riggall, Joni Lane, Ari Shimo, Hubert Kwan, Lilian Braginsky Third Row: Seth Gordon, Lisa Reaton, Cedoic Thomas, Chris Hummel, Enrove Halfkenny, Paul Pagano, Sam Mcrtz, Dr. Wu First Row: Jeffrey Goldberg, Julie Chamberlin, Heidi Higgins, Seth Barrett, Robert Crawford Second Row: Sally Peabody, Sam Figler, Billy Burk, Mark Black, Hillel Copperman, Jessica F., Jennifer Kirtley Third Row: Lydia Xypteras, Macio Boston, Karen Brantley, Darrel Snowden, Randy, Maria Torez, Mrs. Osman, Mrs. Axelrad, Mrs. Delanjian 88 P-351 P-361 Third Row: Mr. Howard, Allessandra Bums, Sean Berkley, Stephanie Butler, Tanya Braxton, David Bomstein, Marc Besio Second Row: Sean Berkley, Amu Greshenson, Maeve Costin, Meg Adler, Peter LeSar, Harry Bruell, Janice Bloom, Glenn Cormier, Jodi Cohen First Row: David Bumstein, Jim Cronin, Lori Butler, Dawn Carter, Richie Comunale, Nina Amfeld, Sam Berry, Josh Clayton-Felt, Bryn Blackman First Row: Bryant Reddick, Vandana Sharma, Joe Fitzpatrick, Natalie Paysten, Lisa Rivo Second Row: Richelle Budd, Lara Bodie, Mike Veit, Seth Miller Third Row: Seung Lee, Diane Jin, Jen Hsu, Mr. Cunningham 89 R-213 R-303 First Row: Yosha Goldstein, Doron Tzur, James Quinn, Bruce Lenthall, Russell Belter, Damon Riley, Mat Lefkowitz, Mike Weiner Second Row: Margery Mei, Signe Furlong, Jennifer Walsh, Laura Doyle, Nina Childs, Jennie Cohen, Melissa Rathbone, Cindy Martin, Lewis Siegal, Dean Sidras Third Row: Lennie Ketslakh, Oren Zamir, Lavri Scharf, Brian Jenkins, John Gordon, Vernon Dukes, Mr. Goldman, Jeremy Slover, Paul D ' Angelo, Eugene Temnorod, Shirit Fried, Anetta Zamsky First Row: lau Gilbert, Karen Nichols, Joshua Seidman, Itza Petter, Tracey Hyde, Cheryl Dubin, Jason Wong, Jimmy Chin, Karl Aghassi Second Row: John Odea, Timothy Sullivan, Carolyn Chin, Sean Slavin, Carl Chin, Michael Grey, Donnan Hussler, Galina Slezinger, Jerry Shekhei, Christopher October, Alvis Asbergs Third Row: Mrs. Lane, Roberto Jimenez, Raul Echevarria, Panos Demeter, Howard Heller, Kristin Copa, Jeffrey King, Susan Goodale, Heather Spiers, Elizabeth Shapiro, David Dorsey, Gordon Lupien 90 First Row: Julian Millan, Sally Lincoln, Ann Let, Justin O ' Kane, Steve Lyons, Tara Ramos, Tom Nolans Second Row: Beth Anderson (P.A.L.), Courtney Kelly, Seanna Melchior, Beth Moyes, Joe Marco, Kevin Leone, John Munzerg Third Row: Mrs. Nardone, Kim Mendelson, David Meyers, Michelle Peria, Jeffrey Mandl, Terrence Reardon, Keith Lacy, Billy Pergantis First Row: Sean Dickerson, Lauren Goodwin, Lisa Wright, Chevelle Wright, Gemma Fabrics, Roishin O ' Regan, Sandy Hutchings, Margie Ross, Jennifer Meiselman Second Row: Danny Vee, John Zeh, liana Wohlberg, Miranda Lichtenstein, Amy Solomon, Suzie Scheer, Tammy Sheinkopf Third Row: Andrew Guzelian, Chris Rosenberg, Nick Rothstein, Richard Sheridan, Kosta Georgopoulos, Joe Ritman, Peter Meade, George Leung, Larry Sugarman, Michelle Ward, Ken Daniels, Zarka Smith, Jacob Sloane Fourth Row: Mr. Cohen R-393 R-208 First Row: April Weinberg, Eddy Clamcy, Jeffrey Bernstein, David Mehlman, Roee Kedem, Melissa Dupre, Kristen McKinney, Sarah Adler Second Row: Micheal Keaveney, Jennifer Hynes, Yadira Acuna, Inga Litvinsky, David Lonic, Oleg Vyadro, Tim Hitchcock, David Samuelson, Rembs Layman Third Row: Patricia Ny, Sheila Czitron, Rebecca Murphy, Alison Lux, Kevin Francis, Mark Sherman, Eric Falzon, Sidney Probstein, Glenn Tyvala, Martin Lodish, Steven Henn First Row: Nogah Barkai, Farissa Zarinechty, Anson Linsky, Viki Boni, Tommy Heffeman, Chris McGourty, Joe Cutter Second Row: Gili Gutman, Ellen Lurie, Kim Rosenberg, Kara Dukakis, Joe Fraser, Erik Levy, Alvin Fong Third Row: Ms. Bonacci, Rita Segal, Cindy Abbit, Erez Leluck, Ed Hew, Doug Weiss, Lonya Mischenko, John Petrie, Billy Jarvis, Peter Rosenmeir, Robert Marcus i 92 L-340 L-341 First Row: Bobby Riley, Josh Lipsky, Fred Rosenfeld, Jennifer Winton, Stacey Madden, Karen Cherson, Mike Arnett, Danny Harrington, Yury Bondar, Joel Abrams. Second Row: James Lish, Jonathan Bing, Matthew Rosenfeld, Kevin Ford, Bill Hagerty, Steve Lubars. Adam Aronson, Viviana Andreottolla, Barbi Batt, Angela Adams. Third Row: Ms. Lewis, Graham Flanagan, Trang Crandon, Richard Wong, Natasha Austin, Michael Adelman, Danny Louis, Maria Cardenas, Lucy Soo Hoo, Linh La, Mr. Murphy, Ms. Moschouris. Missing: Ai Lien Liang First Row: Yelena Nisenzm, Staci Leonardi, Adrianne Garden-Vasquez, Melissa Wong, Stacey Wong, Isabel Morales, Ayen Patel. Second Row: Joshua Frost, Alan Yung, Nina Phillips, Dana Kur, Rachel Jones, Barnard Jaffier, Brenita Smith, Jason MacDonald. Third Row: Mally Meroth, Barbara Tunis, Elissa Mitchell, Kayren Phillips, Robert Gillis, James Hardy, Sean Mannix, Dan Rubenstein, David Corcoran, Mark Hoffman, Evan Mursky. Fourth Row: Mr. Coombs, Clay Gollobin, Dave Kelley, Richard Ritter, Mrs. McCormick, Mr. McCarthy 93 L-335 A-253 First Row: Roy Shakked, Benjamin McGraw, Chris Edelstein, Kcite Churchill, Jennifer Black, Julie Cain, Nasrin Shah, Second Row: Paul VandeCarr, Myma Fong, Jason Thomell, Donald Wong, Joshua Becker, Jane Cooper-Driver, Kathleen Perkins, Phana Rivera, Third Row: Eric Roach, Scott Stoutley, Robert Collins, William Shander, Caryn Landers, Hilary Sandler, Joyce Cho, Lisa Barrett. Fourth Row: Evan Bernard, Mark Young, Erez Ban, Mark Young, Danny Covitz, Kenneth Yip, Aric Phillipson, Dorothy VandeCarr. Homeroom Teachers: Ms. Smoller, Ms. Smith, Ms. Wacht. First Row: Justin Curley, Amy Goldberg. Second Row: Carolyn Dugan, Nina Williams, Brenda Jaffier, Audrey Crayton, Richard Allen, Matthew Seibel, Amy Ziskin, Anne Lee, Lisa Miller, Mark Silvestri. Third Row: David Szeto, Won Suh Cho, Dean Nelipowitz, Andrew Campana, Albert Tow, Michael Grande, Paul Losordo, Daniel Wolfson, Sean Hickery, Ms. Burger, Lester Yee, Chi-Yung Leung. 94 A-260 A-267 First Row: Julia Pitlsin, Julie Nobel, Bradford Rosenfield, Christopher Taylor, Albert Hurd. Second Row: Jeffrey Trochman, Roman Gregory, Shew-Li Gee, Hanna Small, Maria Miller, Bridget Dunn, Colleen Higgins, Angela Lee, Truong Quo Nguyen. Third Row: John Doumoulin, Matthew Hillman, Helen Lee, Jeffrey Lubin, Sabolhan Sharrieff, John Lax, Mr. Dudley. Fourth Row: Matthew Olins, Lacy Clements, Paul Cambell. First Row: Linda Vinneau, Daniel Wong, Gerard Coleman, Michael Kelley, Erez Scapa, Gil Rosenthal, Melinda Johnson. Second Row: Douglas Dunwoody, Stacey Borden, Jennie Lewis, Randy Ludensky, Daniel Teahan, Charlotte Nuboer, Minnette Schramek, Sara Rice, Walter Kuropatkin, Anthony Lees, Daniel Politzer. Third Row:Bill Hibert, Tonia Collins, Korrin Baughman, James O ' Reilly, Bradley Aspel, James Kelly, Rene Elysee, Daniel Chen. 95 - ' W. Second Row: Jeramy Curcio, Billy Gillis, Sam Dole, Jaison Green, Andy Vachon, David Green, Ben Rudnick, David Axelrod, Jordan Greene, David Hotter, Henry Hernandez (PAL), Bob Padulo (PAL), David Duchin First Row: Jennifer Golden, Katarina Fosberg, Beth Kaplan, Carol Fay, Lauren Foster, Monique Bums (PAL), Daryl Glazer, Adrienne Hammond, Morgan Jones, Alicia Katz, Robin Fitch, Lenna Eivers 96 SCHOOL-WITHIN-A-SCHOOL 98 u S.W.S. ROSTER Tana Agostini Sean Kelley Laura Allen Tina Kenn Pam Aronoff Willy Kramer Sara Arnett Tara Kuuse Mark Bain Lisa Lanzkron Gia Barker Pam Leake David Baumen Andrew Lichtenstein Danielle Bing Leah Melnick Marina Belozersky Greta Mettauer Sarah Besdine Kevin Miller Michael J. Blumsack Mark Miller Betsy Breneman Lana Nesmith Missy Brown Gregory J. Nordquist Samuel Budoff Evan Notman Alexandra Carl is Sarah Ogier Katya Chorover Dan Opton Martha Clark Jason Orozco Krissy Clegg Joe Peters Alex Costley Lukeyn Phipps Maya Costley Greg Priest Karen Cummings Amanda Rees Margaret Daniel Kate Risse Joe Davidson Anne Renzi, Erin Donovan Bryan Rubenstein Adam Dzubas Jeffrey S. Schechner Mark Fasten Eric Schwartz Apple Faulkner Margot Sharff Naomi Fein Arloc M. Sherman David Feinbloom Christy Sokoloff Pacey Foster Guy Sliker Julia Galloway Myhal Springer Maria Gessen Leigh Springman Lara Gibson Kenneth Strickland Jessie Givelber Pam Stenael Cynthia Glazer John Tescner Joanne Goodwin Ray Traietti Aaron Gordon Adam Trefonidis Adam Gropman Josh Van Tassel Anitra Gugliotta Fred Walsh Masashi Harada T.J. Walsh Peter D. Hendrickson Josie Wechsler Sharon Hoffman Dean Whitehouse Tracy Hop wood Erica Wilson Jed Hresko James Wiener Kathleen E. Hunt Claire Youkilis Brita Ingalls Batia Zumwalt Jennifer A. Ingalls Abby Erdmann Mara Kampe Ellen Kaplovitz Cecilia Karlstrom David Moore Kanani Kauka Beth Thompson Carolyn Kaylor Scott Baker 99 M S.W.S. OVERNIGHT ADMINISTRATION Mr. Dedinsky Mr. Johnson Akers House Freccero Lincoln House Mr. Ritchie Dr. McCarthy Headmaster Mr. Webb Ms. Huntington Dr. Sadowsky Mr. Reynolds Packard House Roberts House 103 PUPIL SUPPORT SERVICES JMWV „ : ' mm, Ai M n Ms. Reinhold Mr. Howard Ms. Kuskin-Smith Ms. Cha Dr. Connor Chairperson Mr. Waldron Mr. Federman Dr. Ling Ms. Davis Dr. Resnick Ms. Hamilton Dr. Sutfin Ms. Cellura 104 I Dr. Partoll Mr. Levine Psychologist Ms. Blumencranz Ms. Frazer Mr. Bauer Ms. Collins Ms. Blankstein Mr. Marcus Ms. Rogovin L.S. Coordinator Ms. Lovejoy Mr. Demeke Ms. Krantz Mr. Lis Ms. Gustin Ms. Geoghegan Ms. Murphy Ms. Lewis METCO Tutor 105 SCIENCE Mr. Parfitt, Chairman MATHEMATICS ' O.K. I see you understand trajectory! 108 Mr. Reynolds Mr. Borg Mr. Flint Ms. Addelson Mr. Alpert Mr. Jean Mr. Leverich Ms. Bonacci Ms. Schnipper Dr. Cookson Mr. Wiggin, Chairman 109 ENGLISH Ms. Berman Ms. Turley Reading Ms. Lewis Reading Ms. Hammond 110 Ms. Colburn Ms. Kean Ms. Reynolds Mr. Tipton Ms. Bailey Ms. Metzger Mr. Slaven Mr. Shuman Dr. Thomas Ms. Berman Ms. Gallagher Mr. Freccero Mr. Young Co-Chairman Ms. Smith 111 SOCIAL STUDIES Ms. Smith Chair Mr. Cradle Mr. Kaplan Ms. Sydney Ms. Lewis Ms. Quitt Ms. Barysh Mr. Wright Ms. Manhard Mr. Ladenburg Ms. Markell Mr. Stoskopf Mr. Dudley Ms. Rosner PHYSICAL EDUCATION Ms. Jordan Chairperson Mr. Schluntz Athletics Mr. Puleo Ms. Gregory Mr. Johnson Ms. LaRose Mr. Conroy Mr. DiVincenzo HOME ECONOMICS ADULT EDUCATION Ms. Larson Mr. Schwartz l Ms. Amico 114 Ms. Gordon Ms. Thompson Ms. Berkowitz Ms. Erdmann iwnntwauiiBxn r Mr. Baker Ms. Belliveau s.w.s. Ms. Kaplovitz, Coordinator VISUAL and INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Tupa Mr. Meehan Mr. Riley Mr. Lane Mr. Bernstein Mr. Chaisson Mr. Doherty Mr. Grady Mr. Lamb The USUALLY UNIFIED ARTS Department 116 PERFORMING Mr. Peterson, Coordinator Visual and Industrial Arts Mr. Kelley Mr. Madden Mr. Ryrie ARTS L- OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION Mr. Ryan, Chairman Ms, Hoban I! ‘it. Mr. Goldman Mr. Dwinell Ms. McCormick Mr. McCarthy Ms. Flaherty Mr. Shanahan Ms. Moschouris, Aide Ms. Delanjian Mr. Kennison Ms. Xypteras 119 LANGUAGES Ms. Landry FOREIGN Ms. Danberg Dr. Wu Ms. Bartiromo, Chairperson Ms. Burger Ms. Pierson Dr. Berko Ms. Alonso Mr. MacBain 120 121 SECRETARIES Ms. Thiffault Ms. Kenney Ms. MacGillvray Ms. Nicolai Ms. Conroy Ms. Galatis Ms. Prager Ms. Beaumont Ms. Ewanouski Ms. Thornton Ms. Williams Ms. Ventola Ms. Gaetz Science Resource Person 122 A Familiar Face SENIOR CABINET AND SCHOOL COMMITTEE Charles Slater Louise Thompson Patricia Ruane Robert Boyd Frederick Baker School Committee: John Connorton Brian Conroy Thomas Hennessey Christina Lehrich Robert McCain James Schlesinger Ann Connolly Tolkoff Richard Yoder Natalie Zuckerman CAFETERIA STAFF LIBRARY Ms. Cohen Ms. Sempler Ms. Killefer Ms. Jack Ms. Lurie Ms. Connolly CLINIC Ms. Chan INDIVIDUALIZED STUDIES H 1 HR Hk K 1 ... f§ Dr. Rudish Ms. Broder Ms. Firestone 124 CROSS COUNTRY BEFORE . . STRETCHING OUT AT THE START . . SENSING VICTORY 132 SUBURBAN LEAGUE CHAMPS DURING ... IN THE LEAD AFTER . . . WINNERS ONCE AGAIN ' . ' iS r ' THE TEAM First Row: Hillary Ellin, Bob Crawford, Mike Kelley, Stefan Counts, Rand Day, Josh Seidman, Brad Rosenfield. Second Row: Nick Rosen, Mark Selwin, Spike Skillman, Jun Whang, Co-Capt. Warren Stosky, Co-Capt. Dave Counts, John Flatly, Dave Casper, Hisao Kushi. Third Row: Rolf Jansen, Shum Yee, Chris Crowley, Sid Gordon, Ben Chertok, John Curry, Walter Ng, Chris Shannon, Bill Stewart, Coach Norman Laakso. Cross Country ' s success cannot be attributed to a single factor, rather, it was the culmination of efforts over the past few years; the inspiration of previous members, particularly last year ' s captains, Dave Stokle and Jon Sheldon, the dedi- cation and resolve of the team as they practiced long before the season began, and the coaching of Mr. Laakso all figured greatly in the capture of their first Suburban League title. A 6-0 record does not accurately depict the course of Cross Country ' s campaign. With the toughest schedule in the League, Brookline would face perennial champions Brockton and Cambridge in the first two meets. These meets were indeed the entire season. Although taking first place, Brock- ton was stunned by the on-slaught of Brookline runners. Against Cambridge, victory was secured only in the last 600 yards of the 2.5 mile course where Brookline ' s Dave Gordon, Warren Stotsky, and Shun Yee surged by Cambridge ' s fourth man. Once these meets had been won, other teams fell easily. The loss of Suburban League All Star Bill Stewart, co- captain, Warren Stotsky, and Shun Yee will be heartfelt, but as demonstrated in the toughest meets, Brookline ' s strength lies in its consolidated corps. The return of All Stars Ben Chertok and co-captain Dave Counts, along with the wave of sophomore runners which crashed upon the aspirations of Brockton and Cambridge, will insure success for years to come. It is evident that a cross-country dynasty has been established and wave sophomores, Ben Chertol$, Dave Gordon, Jun Whang, Stefan Counts, John Flatly, and Rand Day have vowed to perpetuate it. 133 FIELD HOCKEY VARSITY : rst Row Tasha Brienes. Capt. Gail Riley, Capt. Tuuli Williams, Capt. Jackie Drain, Lara Anderson. Second Row: Heidi Green, Amy Randall, Cathy 3ecker, Inger Lerra, Bereniki Siibert. Jen Dopazo, Laureen McGourty, Deanne Sanchez, Nancy Chin, Julie Slotnick, Ms. Gregory. JUNIOR VARSITY First Row: Amy Yee, Kirsten Hibert, Lelia Deykin, Sara Gutensohn, Song Ja Cha. Second Row: Phoebe Moores, Susie Couvitz, Cheryl Cormier, Missy Simard, Regina Perry, Julia Pitkin, Liz Vittori, Julie Noble. Third Row: Ting Bums, Kim Reinhold, Carla Roddy, Bonnie Hingston, Alyssa Brusnahan, Jeannie Differ, Jan O ' Brien, Ms. Dion. 134 FIELD HOCKEY 1982 Our 2-7-7 record does not exemplify the spirit and dedication of the team. Perhaps we could have made it to the States: If the Field, League, Coach and System hadn ' t been so New If the New Nets didn ' t break the first day we used them If LAUREEN hadn ' t been injured If JENNIFER was nice to the refs in every game If DEANNE had informed the other team at every game that it was impossible to get the ball past her If HEIDI ' S treasure chest was filled with more than just gold If CATHY ' S T-shirts were smaller If BERENICKI wasn ' t always so loud If AMY had a direct phone line to MOMMY If NANCY wasn ' t so bored in the wings If INGER ' S GOSSIP COLUMN was published in the SAGAMORE If LARA ate M M ' s before every game If NATASHIA had another pair of B.C. SWEATS If JULIE had moved up earlier IF JACKIE, TUULI AND GAIL weren ' t the only seniors IF NORMA NEUROTIC and SALLY STRAIGHT-LACE had come to every practice If the other teams weren ' t so U-G-L-Y If we all wore MINIS to the METRO If our cheers weren ' t so degrading And if we had more cookouts and parties instead of practice Thanks for a great season. Jackie, Tuuli and Gail lunw Jackie shoots! 1 VARSITY First Row: Jeff Lowenstein, Peter D ' Angelo, Capt. Victor Livingstone, Capt. James Friedman, Capt. Chris Cardona, Sam McGraw, Don Klein Second Row: John Lockwood, David Sapers, Bart Carothers, Sonny Akdag, Jan Larsen, Seth Shulman, Chris Yoder, Ramin Royai Third Row: Tom Foley, Thurman Mattiesen, Chris McCarthy, Eric Nichols, Monty Wilson, Gary Woolf, Coach Mohacsy JUNIOR VARSITY Row One Leslie Baron, Andy Bonni, Danny Rosenberg, Mike Doherty, Sandy Gallanis, Dave Kramer, Eran Loebl, Peter Badalament. Row Two: Idor Radinowrtz, Josh Sens, John Anderson, Tony Shulman, Jon Cohn, Rich Ginsberg, Ben H. Joslin, Pete Goldfein, Steve Blank. Row Three: Karl Klaussen, Adam Abramowitz, Lorin Rees, Alex Dilmaganni, Fernando Colina, Gary Wong, Andrew Wolfe, Ray Traetti, Jeff Barber, Adam Connelly, Josh Gwazda, Coach Coombs. FRESHMEN First Row: Morgan Suter, Barnard Jaffier, Danny Covitz, Seth Miller, Lee Khang, Jason McDonald, Ben McGraw, Daniel Politzer. Second Row: Martin Lodish, Billy Shander, David Mehlman, Yury Bondar, David Lemmel, — , Nick Rothstein, Roman Gregory, Adam Aronson. Third Row: Dean Nelipowitz, Paul William D ' Angelo, Jimmy Chin, Shu Cho. Terrv Reardon. Tony Lees, Jeremy Slover, John DuMovlin, Oleg Vyadro, Coach Ken Carter SOCCER 1982 Soccer ' 82 was a year of transition. It included a new coach who forced us to learn Hungarian, however, we were unable to fully understand his Hungarian logic until the last four games of the season. Although the team was made up of mostly seniors, the experience level was relatively low, returning were four starters from the previous year. This inexperience was reflected in the teams inconsistent start. As the season progressed the team became more unified, this was apparent both on and oft the field. In the last four games we showed our true potential allowing only one goal while scoring seven and pummeling the state finalists Cambridge R .L 3-0. Off the field, we initially had problems establishing our well-known domain in the corner of the cafeteria known as the Soccer Table . By mid-season the customary banner was once again raised to announce that Soccer ' 82 was here to stay. This helped to relieve the daily task of booting freshmen from that area. Brookline soccer has established many traditions in the past and these were carried out with much enthu- siasm this season. During our traditional varsity initiation ceremonies, we heard some superb vocal perform- ances. One of the most memorable was that of junior Ramin Royai ' s solo of Ebony and Ivory where he suf- fered many welts by order of the judging committee, who consisted of Tri-Captains Chris, Victor, and James. Other superb performances were given by R8cB spe- cialist Thurman Mattiesen, Irish wonder John Lock- wood, and Gary Woolf who improvised what seemed to be a derivative of the Talking Heads. Another well-known tradition were the young men from Manchester, England known as The Original Mir- rors , little needs to be said about this group other than they are unheard of. It was mandatory that the words of our theme song Boys Cry were known by each varsity member, Fugly Jr. D ' Angelo and “Jeff Lowenbrau could be called for tootering if necessary. Every player contributed to the team in their own way. That Turkish Wonder Sonny Akdag utiliized his philosophy of soccer-dribble! to help our offense. Help- ing him were Bart Carothers who specialized in comer kicks, Jan Larsen and Ramin Roayai. Leading offense was Captain Vinny Livingstone, the team ' s leading scorer and master of the flip throw-in. Brookline ' s killer squad which was so effective consisted of: senior Mon- ty Wilson — The Blonde Wonder , senior Gary Woolf- man, junior Chris Macca McMarthy, Sambo Thun- der thighs , Mr. ”T David Sapers and Don Klein. Cap- tains Chris flash Cardona and James shifty Fried- man controlled midfield along with junior captain- elect Chris Yoda. Brookline ' s D was lead by seniors Pete D ' Angelo and Jeff Lowenstein along with support from Seth Shulman and Eric Nichols. John Lockwood came in frequently to utilize his knowledge of rugby to change the pace of the game. Brookline ' s goal was ably tended by talented captain-elect Tom Foley The Goalie , and Thurman Mattiesen who did a great job in the last two games of the season. During the course of the season Soccer ' 82 became a close-net team. The wide array of athletes learned to both play and party together. In two words this team can be described as The sllab! I GIRLS 7 SOCCER VARSITY First Row: Lana Nesmith fcapt.], Siobhan Horblitt (capt.). Second Row: Lisa Rogers, Michelle Walsh, Danielle Campana, Beth Cooper, Kerry Langdon, Hanya Bluestone. Third Row: Sara Wachter, Krista Wachter, Phylis Harrington, Kristtn Robison, Sara Dwyer, Monique Bums, Christina Mage, Kathy Morse, Sally Lincoln. GIRLS ' SOCCER 1982 If only Nique had gotten a little dirty, and if Walshie had only stayed on her feet, and if Kathy had bought contact lenses, and if only Sara D. had taken an assertive training course, and if only Kerry could have learned to play soccer with her crutches, and if only Sally had some meat on her, and if only Hanya had slowed down enough to find out who we were playing, and if Chris had worn a hairpiece, and if Lana were only more perfect and if Beth had only learned how to do other traps besides chest traps, and if Kristen had learned that two heads aren ' t better than one, and if Sara W. could have learned to keep her shorts up, and if Siobhan had kept her hands to herself, and if Phyllis had been with us from the beginning, and if Lisa had listened to her father, and if only Danny had taken all of us to the concert, and if only Krista had come back to earth, and if only Ja ck had a half decent gym class to coach, and finally if Stephi had prepared for a loss instead of a flood, we might have made it to the State Tournament. Thanks, everyone, for the best season ever — Lana and Siobhan CO-CAPTAIN LANA JUNIOR VARSITY First Row: Rachel Evans (co-capt.), Darcy Lipson (co-captJ. Second Row: Sally Peabody, Maria Toures, Jennie Hsu, Risa Sherman, Zarka Smith, Christine Edel- stein. Third Row: Sue Murphy, Arlien Liang, Maeue Costin, Kate Churchill, Liz May, Jack Lis (coach). 139 VOLLEYBALL i I i Volleyball People may laugh at our record, but still we did our best to try to win; JANET got contact lenses. SUSIE made an emergency shopping trip to Woolworths. RUTH changed her dunks to dinks. DAFNA taught us her Israeli back rolls. STELLA became our designated setter. MICAELA learned to love funky music. ROBIN scored a bucket at Brockton. GAIL tried to sneak under the net and join the opposing team. WE cut and permed our hair. WE even expanded our vocabulary with words to kill. Finally we won enough points so Coach Lewis stopped calling the score LOVE-15. Even that Wednesday x-Block meeting couldn ' t tear this invincible team apart. Afterall, winning isn ' t everything. 140 ■ IHW VARSITY First Row: Capt. Susie Kaplan, Capt. Janet Soo-Hoo. Second Row: Gail Shapiro, Micaela Ross, Ruth Lamprey, Robin Umlah, Stella Perez, Coach Ellen Lewis. Missing: Dafna Gordon. JUNIOR VARSITY First Row: Kelly Cushner, Jenny Lewis, Andrea Lee, Capt. Lisa Nold, Shelley Richmond, Andrea Shapiro, Myma Fong. Second Row: Coach Helen LaRose, Judith Schlesinger, Kristin Copa, Suzy Goodale, Cynthia Huyghue, Melissa Wong, Coach Ellen Lewis. GOLF VARSITY First Row Kevin Miller Adam Norris, Capt. Leonard Curtin, Capt. Myles Murphy, Pam Dimuccio, Scott Carter. Second Row: Danny Harrington, Richie Alien, Tim Harrington, Dean Jumes, Jim Radler, Matthew Lefkowitz, Coach Mr. Divincenzo. Missing: Adam Rosenberg, Capt. Brian Ward, Angel Fagundo. CAPTAINS: LENNY AND MYLES 142 GIRLS ' SWIMMING THE TEAM First Row: Karen Levy, Tiffany Smith, Karen Rao, Melissa Hackel, Beth Anderson Co-Captain, Terri Texter, Jennis Allen Co-Captain, Sue Woodward, Laua Allen, Cara Stone. Row Two: Margerie Ross, Abigal Mulholland, Sarah Adler, Alana Wohlberg, Abby Ellen, Helen Hon, Jane Levine, Sarah Bassett, Karen Godfredson. Row Three: Weight trainer Ted Shure, Laurie Butler, Amy Gershensen, Amy Goldberg, Megin Adler, Nina Childs, Laura Gorelick, Hilary Gresser, Jennifer Kroncer, Coach Bobbie Jordan. Row Four: Carolyn Bender, Anita Denito, Carrie Francis, Heather Hines, Micki Thornton, Tammy Foley, Cynthia Weiner, Beth Goldberg. 144 ■Wj FOOTBALL ! i VARSITY First Row: Bill Carroll, Eric Doran, Capt. Steve Doran, Capt. Tom Mattimoe, Dan Cullen, Mike Martinez, John Islas. Second Row: Steve Cronin, Eric Sargent, Jay Bloom, Mike Drain, Bruce Brown, Kevin Gillis, John Kelleher. Third Row: Coach Edward Schluntz, Trainer John Crockett, Guy Munn, Chris Seibel, Ken Cullen, Peter Van De Rydt, Craig Ward, Steve Jones, Coach Jim Bums, Coach Richard Freccero. JUNIOR VARSITY First Row: Scott Carey, Mike Kilgallon, Rob Hayes, Edgar Howe, Peter Tiech, Tito Lepore, Kevin Gillis. Second Row: Donnie Canto, John Islas, Mike Martinez, Darrel Tiler, Ricky Grundstrom, Steve MacNeil. Mario Ramirez, John Harte, Charles VonHerrtick. Third Row: Coach Freccero, Tim Smith, Paul O ' Leary, Tony McPhearson, Mike Kennedy, Chip Fitch, Robert DeGraw, Coach Bums, Coach Schluntz. Missing: Coach Papas. FRESHMEN First Row. Derek Polk, David Kelly, Mike Arnett, Sean Mannix, Tom Hefteman, Matthew Seibel, Rich Comunale, Brendan Cosgrove. Second Row: Charlie Koch, Bill Pergantis, Paul Losordo, Bill Haggerty, Keith Lacy, Robert Simard, Sean Hickey, Rene El see. Third Row: Eric Falzone, Rich Ritter, Vernon Dukes, Danny Teahan, Joe Fitzpatrick, Sean Berkley, Joe Reitman, Ron Shelburne, Glen Cormier, Coach Heavey Missing Coach Nichols, Capt. Bill Jarvis, Capt. Dennis Radley, Sam Figler, Billy Edwards, Peter Meade, Tom Nolan, Aric Philipson. THE HANDOFF! MM V DO -.r SET, DOWN, HIKE THE COACH GIVES ADVICE 147 MMN FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS I Captain Patty First Row: Maria Ramirez, Julie Rosenfield, Patricia Keaveney, Shauna Gill, Katie Kelly. Second Row: Alex Carlis, Pauline Ramirez, Jane Hennessey, Katie Doherty, Rhonda Turner, Tayna Henderson. 149 THANKSGIVING FESTIVITIES RALLY AND GAME JONESV! Co-Captains — T.J. and Steve. 150 DO BROOKLINE 6 — NEWTON 36 THE ENTHUSIASTIC CROWD! 151 LETS GO u v c LETS BEM GIRLS ' BASKETBALL I I 156 VARSITY First row: Co-Capt. Tamera Coyne, Coach Mel Siebolt, Co-Capt. Lana Nesmith. Second row: Michelle Walsh, Hanya Bluestone, Sara Dwyer, Monique Bums, Ruth Lamprey, Christina Mage, Paula Fortes, Kerry Langdon JUNIOR VARSITY First row: Cindy Leung, Capt. Sara Dwyer, Jennifer Walsh, Susan Kane, Second row: Cindy Huyghue, Maeve Costin, Lenna Eivers, Sally Lincoln, Chevelle Wright, Stephanie Butler, Coach Luanne Macowly. Absent: Shirlene Jemmott, Cynthia Abbott, Juel Weeks ■ 1 Sm vi «n — •� FRESHMEN First row: Jodie Cohen, Chris Edelstein, Joyce Cho — Co-Capt., Kate Churchill — Co-Capt., Kristin Copa, Beth Kaplan, Tanya Braxton. Second row: Zarka Smith, Robin Fitch, Randy Cohen, Allessandra Bums, Rebecca Murphy, Staci Leonardi, Coach Barbara Jordan GIRLS ' BASKETBALL 1982-83 The season has been great. After being the undefeated champs of the Milton Summer League, we were able to carry our hard work and determination into the season. For the first time, the girls ' team had a winning season and a qualifying record for the State Tournament. Sure we had our problems like: Ruthie ' s big feet tripping everyone, Hanya running down the court without the team, Walshi e not yelling ball loud enough, Chris ' ears causing three second violations in the key, Nique not getting dressed in time for practice, Kerry being too short for a forward, Sara being afraid she ' d hurt someone, Lana not being able to stand on her own feet. And . . , wondering if Tamera would make the game on time. Nevertheless, we had a wonderful time and have learned a lot from each other. Good luck next year! Tamera and Lana Captains Moose on the D Sugar sweet! BOYS ' BASKETBALL Joe goes for it! On those boards! 158 1 nun iwraww ' iTicsi’. ' .: m VARSITY First row: Tri-Captains Joe Lemar, John Tzimorangas, Fred Hill. Second row: Coach Bernard Johnson, Scott Huggins, Don Murray, Norman Anderson, David Daniels, Thurman Matthiesen, Alan Johnson, Bruce Brown, Panayotis Skordos, Tony Corbin, Asst. Coach Lance Tucker, Asst. Coach John Howard. Missing Jacques Cazeau. BOYS ' BASKETBALL 1982-83 This year ' s team (11 1 In the Suburban League and 16-2 overall) surpassed the record of last year ' s team (15-4) on our way to bringing the Suburban League title to Brookline for the second year in a row. Senior co-captaln Fred Hill, led the way with a 25-point per game average Co-captaln and storting center John Moose-Pinone Tzimorangas added 14 points per game, tough rebounding, and good defense to the starting line-up Among the other starters were senior forward Thurman Matthiesen. senior guard-forward Joe Truck Lemar, and senior guard Scott Huggins. Thurman was our best rebounder and one of our better defensive players. He controlled the boards in big games and scored some crucial buckets Joe was our second outside threat with a radar jump shot. Scott ran the offense, and with his ball handling ability and experience, dribbled us out of some tight situations. The starting five was the nucleus of the team, however there were eight other very good players on the squad. They worked the starters hard in practice and did their jobs when called upon to give a starter a breather. The rest of the team consisted of seniors Tony Corbin, Norman Anderson, Panayotis Skordos, Alan Johnson, David Daniels, Jack Cazeau, Bruce Brown, and sophomore center Korey Mickey. As we head for the states, we would like to thank the great coaching staff. Without the aid and guidance of coaches John Howard, Lance Tucker, and head coach Bernard Johnson (our choice for coach of the year), we doubt that we would have made it this far. We would also like to thank the many faithful fans who have traveled with us throughout the year, providing us with much needed support. — Alan R. Johnson GO TONY! FRED PLAYS IT COOL WHO ' S OPEN? JUNIOR VARSITY First row: Bruce O ' Bryant, Coach Lance Tucker, Edgar Howe. Second row: Roy Green, Anthony Green, David Jones, John Fortier, Larry Sullivan, Corey Mickey, Kenny Edelin, Kevin Mealy, Teo Lee, Daryl Tyler. Missing: Tod Long FRESHMEN First row: Co-Capt. Daryl Snowden, Coach John Howard, Co-Capt. Chris Hummel. Second row: Manager Mike Olaffson, Tim Sullivan, Kalvin Earl, Mike Arnett, David Axelrad, Matt Seibel, Eric Falzone, Rene Elysee, Enrove Halfkenny, Walter Kuropatkin, Scott Stoutly, Ronald Shelburne, Josh Lipsky T WINTER CHEERLEADERS: HOCKEY First row: Sue Woodward, Sara Wachter, Janis Allen. Second row: Debbie Murphy, Judi Carey, Jackie Drain, Missy Simard. Third row: Carol Green, Laureen McGourty, Janet Carey, Carolyn O ' Connor .BASKETBALL First row: Susie Kaplan. Second row: Francine Jemmott, Sherry Ramos, Susan Amory, Staci Butler. Third row: Helen Howe, Karen Bacquelod, Wende Potter, Giuliana Dunham. Fourth row: Crystal Sylester, Audrey Alvarez HOCKEY AND BASKETBALL BOYS ' HOCKEY VARSITY First row MarV Leohr, Paul Canney, Steven Mudge, Sean Curtin, Co-Capt. James Freidman, Co-Capt. Craig Ward, David Nelsen, David O ' Brien, James Shea. Second row: Coach Freccero, Coach Piatelli, Tim Hennessey, Scot Carey, Bobby Allen, Allen Slavin, John Hood, John Kelleher, David O ' Brien, Tim Smith, Coach Heavey, Coach DiVincenzo SUBURBAN LEAGUE ' S LEADING SCORER: JAMES FREIDMAN JUNIOR VARSITY First row; Tim Smith, John Flood, Bob Allen, Mike Kilgallon, Tim Hennessey. Second row: Coach Paul Piatelli, Ken Shea, John Bain, Tim Harrington, Robbie Kootz, Captain Alex Farber FRESHMEN First row: Lacy Clements, Justin O ' Kane, Tom Hefteman, Chris McGourty, Joe Marco, Rich Allen, Bill Shander, Mike Keaveney, Seth Miller. Second row: Sam Grossman, Danny Teahan, Billy Edwards, Bob Simard, Steve Ford, Peter Meade, Brian Slavin, Rich Sheridan, Dennis Radley, Coach Heavey HOCKEY 1982-83 The season started off on a dismal note, but the ingenuity of the coaching staff, the hard work and determination from the players, and the locker room humor created by Sean Curtin and Robert Allen turned the season around. The battle was on between Brookline and Newton North for sole possession of first place in the Suburban League. Unfortunately, Newton edged us in overall points by two and were the league champions despite a loss and a tie to Brookline. We ended up in second place with a 6-2-4 record which was far better than anyone expected. On behalf of all the seniors we would like to thank Coach DiVincenzo and the rest of the coaching staff for a great year. CD GO TAKE THE PLUNGE! BROOKLINE SWIMMING 1982-83 Two years ago the Brookline Swimming and Diving Team swam and dove its way to the Suburban League Championship. Now, two years later the swimmers and divers of Brookline are still champions. The team was made up of a bunch of determined and spirited guys. Although we came in second in the league, it was a strong and major improvement over last year. In the South Sectional Championship Meet we took fifth beating twenty other teams including Brockton and Catholic Memorial who we lost to earlier in the year. As a captain and senior member of the team, I was proud to be a part of it. The swimmers, divers and coaches were great, Thanks for a spectacular season. David Sharf TEAM MEMBERS: op ie w to right, Johnny Lockwood, Jonathan Hyde, Rand Day, Carl Izzi, John Anderson, John Zeh, Steve Middle: Josh Gwiazda, Rob Oliver, Jeff Auerbach, Co-Capt. Ed Roach, Co-Capt. David Sharff, Scott Paisner, Oren Zamir, Coach Ted Shure. Bottom: Carlos Sandoval, Antonio Biselli, Harold Simansky, Cyrus Rolbin, Guy Wallace, Jan Larsen. Missing Coach Chris Hafferty, Co-Capt. Mike Hackel, Bob Padulo, MehrDad Mehr ' FRIENDS AND MORE FRIENDS ' ' ]{ . . H ■BBT 1 I GIRLS ' GYMNASTICS First row: Patti Keaveney, Effie Adamidiz, Margie Ross, Laura Garelick, Monique Papazian, Jane Hennessey, Second row: Linda Benson, Nina Phillips, Robin Umlah, Julia Wolfe, Kelly Cushner, Coach Norman Devio. Missing: Coach Lisa Ferraro GIRLS ' GYMNASTICS This year the Brookline High School Girls ' Gymnastic Team ended the season with a 5 and 5 record. Although we did not win the championship as teams in the past have, we improved as the season went along and came close to entering the state meet. First year coach Lisa Ferraro joined us in the middle of the season and turned a team with little experience or confidence into a team which did well and was respected throughout the league. Coach Norman Devio, as he always has, gave us support throughout the season and his sense of humor helped us more than we can say. Hopefully, next year ' s team will recapture the Suburban League title. I BOYS ' GYMNASTICS BOYS ' GYMNASTICS 1982-83 This year, the Boys ' Gymnastic Team had it ' s prime moments. During the first few weeks of the season, it looked as if Brookline would be a powerhouse, capable of winning the Suburban League. However, a few gymnasts dissolved from the team, leaving but a few team members. These remaining gymnasts worked diligently to grasp three awesome victories over Brocton, Newton South, and Framingham North. The overall team record has little to do with the many individual achievements earned. For example, the majority of the team were first year participants: Joe Weir, Chris Yoder, Jim Ross, Willy Yee, Josh Clayton-felt, and Chee Lau. Each scored respectably in many different events. We are proud of their accomplishments. They learned the hard way that gymnastics is by far, one of the most demanding sports. The two team veterans, Victor Livingstone (Captain), and Matti Williams (Captain-elect), had excellent seasons. Matti has proved this year that he is well prepared to replace Victor as an all-around competitor next year. Victor had the best season of his high school career, scoring personal records in all six events, including: a 7.9 in the floor exercise, an 8.3 in vaulting, and a 5.7 in the parallel bars. Victor also scored a 34.5 in the all-around, which qualified him for the States — an achievement which hasn ' t been reached during the past four years. Steve Gusdanian (a former B.H.S. gymnast) was an inspirational coach who did a great job pulling the rookies and veterans together. Next year, the team is looking forward to a strong bid for the Suburban League Title. HEAD OVER HEELS . . . Front row (left to right): Josh Clayton-felt, Che Lau, Capt, Victor Livingstone, Chris Yoder, Danny Lee, Second row (left to right): Coach Steve Gusdanion, Arthur Fotopolus, Jeff Smith, Matti Williams, Joe Weir, Willy Yee. WRESTLING Steve shoots . . .and pins him! mm MWmNBNGRttfli ■ Front row: Brad Aspel, Scott Carter, Capt. Mark Ford, Capt, Anthony Moultrie, — Markus Henrichs. Back row: John Puleo, Paul Sheinkopf, John Sax, Robert Hayes, Derek Braxton, Russell Nickman, Michael Drain. Absent: Steven Stratis GIRLS ' TRACK Gail displays her speed Nicole . . . Seated [left to right): Sally Gendren, Adrienne Hammond, Alison Tsoi, Capt. Hillary Ellin, Sharon Naggar.Iisa Goldstein, Devora Stengel. Middle row: Audrey Kirzner, Cecilia Karlstrom, Mara Kampe, Christine Chandler, Sonia Perez, Alicia Katz, Sonia Olson, Tara Lucas. Standing: Sandy Burke (Coach), Jim Bums (Coach), Susan Murphy, Inger Lerra, Julie Henn, Amelia Bums, Maya Zaitzevsky, Gail Riley, Ron Glennon (Coach), Carlyle Parsons (Head Coach). Missing: Larisa Goldin, Jill Roberts, Riitta Scharf, Barbi Batt, Nicole Hullum and Hillary strutt their stuff 172 173 BOYS ' TRACK DAVE AND JON LEAD THE CHEERING BROOKLINE DOMINATES! First row: Jaison Greene, Bernard Jaffier, Bill Jarvis, Stefan Counts, Co-Capt. Hisao Kushi, Co-Capt. Gary Woolf, Co-Capt. Steve Doran, Dave Counts, Jon Flatley, Jun Whang. Second row: Andy Campana, Dana Ng, Sean Kelly, Ken Chin, Jim Carson, Paul Gosdanian, Brady Chin, Dave Caspar, Aaron Shershow, Brad Skillman, Warren Stotsky, Matthew dins, Coach Carl Parsons. Third row: Coach Ron Glennon, Coach Sandy Burke Ted Wheaton, Johan Zwaan, Mike Fox, Steve Cronin, Jon Mehlman, Dave Gordon, Dave Higgins, Bob Gillis, Ken Steinman, Chris Crowley, Anders Svendsen, Mike Davidson, Walter Ng, Jed Hresko, Mike Kelley, Head Coach Jim Bums. Fourth row: Dave Meyers, Jon Scharf, Rob Crawford, Josh VanTassel, Jon Chamey, Eric Nichols, Bill Gillis, Ben Chertok, Sean Berkeley, Mike Doherty, Joe Reitman, Mark Selywn, Bill Stewart. Missing: Paul Cantrell, Peter Silberger, John Currie, Dave Hollenberg, Kevin Ng, Warren Termini, Mike Urquiola, Gil Rosenthal, Manager Chris Cook 174 HOLDING ON VICTORIOUS IN THE FIELD EVENTS Remember . . . jamming in three to a seat in the bus while ' Can ' t Stand Losing You ' was blaring in the back . . . Teddy Wheaton clearing 6 ' 2 ... or the time Jon Mehlman disqualified Michael Davidson by running with him around the track . . . and the banner David Counts drew up that we all signed . . . and getting too drunk at Hisao Kushi ' s party ... or listening to Gary Woolf recite Shakespeare at practice . . . or that morning practice where Michael Doherty lost his breakfast . . and telling jokes in the bus, most of them dirty . . . and almost losing Steve Doran . . . and the pavilion . . . and all these amazingly talented freshmen and sophomores . . . and the so-called fundraiser . . . This was Indoor Track ' 82- ' 83, in addition to all the meets, and the running, and jumping, and hurdling, and throwing; this is what will remain in our memories, this is what the season was all about, 175 TW-I-I-I-ST . . . TW-I-I-I-ST! CLUBS EVENTS ADVIS( NEEDED 500K CLUB IN ONE OF HER BETTER MOODS! LOST AS USUAL! EDITORIAL STAFF Editors in Chief: Jackie Drain Peter D ' Angelo (art work) Senior and Business Editors: Heidi Becker Jennifer Berry Jenny Hutchison Copy Editor: Mai Lam Photography Editor: Andrew Lichtenstein Sports Editors: Lenny Gabbay Jon Mehlman Undergraduates and Events Editors: Kerry Langdon Karen Rao Assistant Editors: Aaron Becker Monique Bums Faculty Advisor: Sydra Schnipper Row One. Ber. Hutch, Heidi-Ho June-bug Becker, Peta, Drain ' O.May. Row Two: The Schnip, Rao, Len, The Invisible Man. Becks, Mel, Nick, Kelly or Kerry? PUBLICITY STAFF BUSINESS STAFF Row One: — , Felice Rutstein, Mehrdad Mehr, Nancy Kasanagh, Rachel Silbert. Row Two: Kristen Robison, Linda Makani, Julie Wong, Debbie Chan, Cindy Kwan, Emmeline Chin, Amy Curcio. Row Three: Heidi Becker, Jennifer Berry, Peter Morse. Row One: Mehrdad Mehr, Lisa Nold, Cindy Gordon, Nan Feldman, Susan Long. Row Two: Deepa Prusty, Kim Potter, Ellyn Friedman, Melissa Hackel, Lisa Viola, Julie Slotnik, Jody Levin. 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Letters to the editor may be left at the Sagamore office (rm. 320) or in the Sagamore mailbox in the Main Office. Contributors this issue: Arne Kaplan. Peter Morse, John Galt, Danny Fain, Bradford Wright, Barbara Bowdish, Goidon Kieffer, Nancy Berkowitz, Lannae Lang, Victoria Perry, Carolyn Szeto, Kanani Eauka, David KJeiler, Monty W r ilson, Alan Stoskopf, Mike Adelman, Adam Gropman, John Basset, Suzanne Hirsh, Jordan Tishler, Jeff Reese, Eric Nichols, Adam ftwen Staff Typists: Joyce Goldman, Laurel Kayne, Elizabeth Manly Refractions, a student based organization, provides a place for anyone in the school to show talent and creativity. Ms. Cathy Colglazier, Advisor Editor-In-Chief Nomi Fein Art Laura Allen, editor Becky Goldman Rachel Hirsch Tobey Hirsch Liz Safran Devora Stengel Concert Coordinators Pam Berger Joan Krause Layout Diana Fox, editor Josh Gwiazda Scott Lander Sam Mcgraw Sheba Mahmoodian Deepa Prusty Ricky Stein Devora Stengel Photography Andrew Lichtenstein, editor Harry Bruelle Tobey Hirsch David Hollenberg Maria Mostajo Maren Rossman Poetry Kanani Kauka, editor Andrea Chipman Rosemarie Dowd Patsy DuMoulin Rachel Hirsch Rebecca Ross Pam Stengel Prose Elizabeth Manly, editor Ruth Sklar. editor George Anastopoulos Nancy Berkowitz Hannah Doress Julia Galloway Peter Hendrickson Suzanne Hirsch Sean Kelly Jeff Rees Cyrus Rolbin Liz Safran Adee Shepen Aaron Shershow Liz Smith Publlclty Business Susan Carver, editor Debbie Tuler, editor David Duchin Amy Ghrenworth Ellen Gordon Deepa Prusty Aaron Shershow Cover photograph by Andrew Lichtenstein Lettering by Deepa Prusty Thanks To: Mr. Riley Christine Delanjian, typist 181 DAY OF DIALOGUE 182 and THE PARTICIPANTS HALLOWEEN: KICK-OFF DANCE LET ' S DO THE BUNNY-HOP! GET DOWN ON IT! JUMP, JUMP, JUMP TO IT! . . . LET ' S GO DANCIN ' . . . ROCK THE CASBAH! ... GET UP AND GO . . . ROCK LOBSTER . . . SHOULD I STAY OR SHOULD I GO? . . . TRULY . . . WHO CAN IT BE NOW? . . . BOYS CRY! . . . STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN ... THE TWILIGHT ZONE . . . DOWN UNDER . . . TOWN MEETING BROOKLINE ' S DEMOCRACY AT WORK: Now in + s second year. Brookline High School ' s unique Town Meeting body has started slowly, but is now picking up a good head of steam. Through February own Meeting has implemented a Rotating Chair, said that report cards may not be given out the day before a vacation, and has removed the eaamaster ' s vote for the Town Meeting. Rotating Chairs have included Julia Galloway, newly appointed Town Manager Cathy Colglazier, Don mas. and Joan Krause. One must also mention several people who have been outstanding through their unflagging dedication. Myhal and naThan Springer, as well as Bob Kenny, have been leading students while Cathy Colglazier has been a very active teacher. Although often frustrating and slow Town Meeting is moving forward slowly but surely. It is important to strive for true representation, and Town Meeting is working to accomplish that end. FALL AWARDS ASSEMBLY DECEMBER 9, 1982 MILK n COOKIES! ALL STARS: STEVE, LANA, JEFF and MICKEY BUT . . . MY PROPOSAL? % Brad Aspel, Kim Farrar, Jan Larsen, Russel Nicnman, John McElroy, Adam Posen, Andrew Aspel, Rebecca Ross, Kate Churchill, Rachel Jones, Douglass Cubed, Benjamin Johnson, Tom Foley, Lenny Weinstein, Joan Krause, Kurt Walter, Jeffrey Mandl, Tony Shulman, Jonathan Springer, Jonathan Chertok, Kathy Morse, John Bradley, Martin Lodish, Warren Cohen, Robert Sneirson, Andrew Boni, Rachel Silbert, Andrea Dukakis, Danny Fain, Jennie Suh, Alison Tsoi, Bruce Lenthal, David Duchin, Ian Gilbert, Larissa Goldin, Jennifer Horowitz, Jeff Lowenstein, Mihal Springer, Julia Galloway, Joanne Goodwin, Dick Stemdale, Queenie Delanjian, Karen Kuskin-Smith, Jeff Weston, Cathy Colglazier, Scott Baker, Marne Rosner, Elizabeth Lewis, Nancy Colburn, Bob McCarthy, Judy Tiffault, Don Thomas, Ronny Sydney, Jennifer Huntington, Lyn Cohen. Boston University Consultants: Dr. Ralph Mosher and Robert Kenny. Football ' SNAKE-BITTEN! CHAMBER MUSIC SENIOR STEERING COMMITTEE Peter Abrahams, Christine Allen, Janis Allen, Audrey Alvarez, Maria Andreotolla, Marisa Andreotolla, Kellie Barnette, Jennif er Berry, John Bradley, Sally Buter, Janet Carey, Judith Carey, Alex Carlis, Lisa Cohen, Eileen Concannon, Tamera Coyne, Joanne Curry, Hilary Curtis, Jean Differ, Pamela DiMuccio, Jacqueline Drain, Elizabeth Eisenberg, Hilary Ellin, Naomi Fein, James Friedman, Terri Goldman, Joanne Goodwin, Phyllis Harrington, Jane Hennessey, Siobhan Harblitt, Helen Howe, Diane Hughes, Holly Izbitsky, Lisa Jin, Alan Johnson, Stacia Kaplan, Suzanne Kaplan, Cindy Kwan, Kerry Langdon, Cynthia Lee, Lisa Leventhal, Victor Livingstone, Sheba Mahmoodian, Thomas Meade, Marina Melendez, Lana Nesmith, Connie Ng, Carolyn O ' Conner, Sonia Perez, Wende Potter, Pauline Ramirez, Carolyn Rasta, Jill Riley, Jed Smith, Nurit Sonnenschein, Stacy Spence, Laura Steele, Sara Wachter, Kurt Walter, Craig Ward, Laura Wilker. JUNIOR STEERING COMMITTEE Victoria I Perry .Cheryl Coulter, Cindy Showman, Doreen Rosenblum, Chip Fitch, Kristin Robison, Jonathan Hyde, Lisa Saltzman, Cindy Leunq ec ' ia He. et ah SooHoo, Christina Suatengco, Wendy Loo, Melissa Goon, Deborah Utstein, Lisa Nold, Aaron Becker , Jon Mehlman David our s. Mike Doherty, Jessica Michelson, Amy Goodale, Barbara Holt, Debbie Murphy, Kathy Kickham, Patty Donovan, Stella Perez Bereniki “ 0€ v jnda Bernson, ary Chin, Lisa Lanzkron, Sara Kendall, Aaron Levin, Deepa Prusty, Hannah Doress, Gail Shapiro, Karen Levy, Rachel A oed -onnoe Long, Levine, Melissa Hackel, Katy Shander, Jody Levin, Lori Zetlin, Tammy Coney, Megan Athanasiou, Monique Papazian Carolyn Szeto, Cyrus Rolbm Susan Carver, Nan Feldman, Merideth Young, April Jefferson, Kecia Hansard, Heidi Green, Cathy Becker Rachel Re S ' He 5 rt n er M in ® s ' D ° vid Dorfm a n - Beth Lobdell, Riitta Scharf, Alison Tsoi, Karen Sonnenschein, Carol Green, Felice Rutstein a r a rtostaia.ean Kelly. Melissa Rice, Amy Curcio, Lisa Rogers, Meiping Tso, Eric Doran, Pam Levine, Nan Feldman, Julie Rosenfield Ben Loewy, Harold Simansky, John Fuller BIG BROTHER, BIG SISTER Through this program, high school students volunteer to buddy up with incoming freshman students to help them adjust to B.H.S. KEY CLUB This group is the service organization of B.H.S.. The Kiwanis affiliated group has one of the largest memberships at the High School. One of their main goals is to raise money for scholarships for the graduating class. A.V. and LIBRARY AIDES Members are: Lynne Cohen, Eric Prud ' hommeaux, Vernon Dukes, Tina Kenn, Kathleen Hunt, Isabel Morales, Timothy Hitchock, Charles Papert, Steve Flynn, Sherri Rudnick, Stacey Simmons NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Members are selected on the basis of their outstanding academic achievement, good citizenship and service to the school community. This year ' s officers are Jeffrey Lowenstein, Joanna Smith and Tamera Coyne. MANDARIN CLUB FAR EAST CLUB Members are: Andrew Hendrickson, Andrew Drexler, David Seto, Nathalie Royston, George Leung, Debbie Chan, Pacey Foster, Geoffrey Rees, Geoffrey Verier, Enrone Halfkenny, Myma Fong, Melissa Wong, Dana Ng, Lester Yee, Flicka Rodman, Bobby Chan, Aaron Shevshow, Randall Goon, Francis Lam, Stacey Simmons, Bonnie Yee, Flora Chan, Joe Yee, Harry Lee This groug shares Oriental cultures with others through lectures, films, activities with Asian student groups from other schools, recreational trips and bake sale: Members are: David Wong, Karen Woo, Willie Yee, Lisa Cheung, Janet SooHoo, Steven Wong, Angela Gee, Debbie Loo, Debbie Wong, Debbie Chir Joyce Cho, Betsy Chin, Nancy Cheung, Joe Yee, Melissa Wong, Tina Chin, Chee Lau, Harry Lee, Wendy Loo, Francis Lamb, Cindy Leung, Sally Lee, Chendaky and Mr. Goldman LATIN CLUB FRENCH CLUB This group is composed of students who are interested in Greek and Roman culture, history, mythology and related topics. The French Club attempts to spread a bit of French culture to all who are interested. The group sees several plays and films each year and gives an annual French dinner. RUSSIAN CLUB A meeting place to share ideas and to help one another adjust to B.H.S.. INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS CLUB Here students are provided with a place to get to know one another, talk about school, work and career concerns, A social group for foreign students, members plan parties, skating and bowling trips, bake sales and an annual overnight trip COMPUTER CLUB This group plans and executes programs to stump the stars. CURRENT MEMBERS OF THE COMPUTER CLUB: Cindy Kwan, President; David Crichlow Vice President, Eliav Haskal, Secretary; Linda Makani, Secretary; Mrs Ramsey, Advisor; Joel Abrams, David Bauman, Stacey Butler, Marston Chickering. David Crichlow, Christopher Crowley, Ron Dantowitz, David Dorsey, Ananne Gardenvazguez, Andrew Guzelizn, Robert Harris, Eliav Haskal, James Hollister, Tony Kozloff, Cindy Kwan. Philip Kwan, Steven Lew, Daniel Lockwood, Steven Lubars, Gordon Lupien, Linda Makani, Steven Makani, Maria Miller, Karen Nichols, Kayren Phillips, Eric Prudhommeaux, Rita Segal, Christopher Stirling, Roland Suatengco, Monica Weekes, Jun Shik Whang, Einstein Yee, Eric Yee MATH, TEAM Members of the Math, Team enjoy the challenge of attempting to solve problems that can stump most people. This group represents the school in competitions both near and far. Members are: Joanna Smith and Danny Fain co-captains, Alik Farber, Larisa Goldin, Danny Seidman, Luis Navas, Judith Schlesinger, Rebekah Schlesinger, Adam Posen, Rickey Stein, Einstein Yee, Eric Yee, Nick Young, Tony Lin, Sarah Wolpow, Jeff Rees, Eliav Haskel, Dan Lockwood PING PONG CLUB Speed, accuracy, skill and the desire to compete are all part of the Ping Pong Club. Each player tries to improve with the hope of eventually winning the tournament. The Science Club is a small group of students who are interested in exploring science outside the classroom. Usually our activities involve going to lectures and visiting sites of interest such as Laser or police laboratories, the Science Museum, whale watches and the like. Members are: Scott Auerbach, Robert Oliver, Jeff Auerbach, Tara Martin, Emily Reed, Ms. Meergans, Cindy Lee, Joan Marie DuMoulin, Dean Leonardi SCIENCE CLUB T.A.S.K. T.A.S.K. (Teenagers Serving Kids) is a 17 year old volunteer club that meets bi-monthly with children between the ages of 5 and 10 who live in a local housing project. We provide a recreational after school program and take the kids out individually as well to community events. Members are: Tara Martin, Emily Reed, Julia Galloway, Kristin Hoffmeister, Helen Han, Kathy Holt, Lauren Kozol, Steve Gindl M4 PALS. Packard House Advisory League is a group of junior and senior class members who assist in freshman and sophomore homerooms. Members act as informal advisors to provide first hand knowledge about the school to the homerooms. PEER COUNSEL- ORS Peer Counselors are part of Project Welcome a program to help foreign students and their families make a smooth transition into the Brookline community. Members are: Hayley Berman, Alison Tsoi, Laura Garelick, Cyrus Rolbin, Sara Bassett, Despina Aivaliotis, Cap Golinson, Carl Izzi, Peter Abrahams, Mary Ni S.T.O.P, S.T.O.P. — Student Teacher Organization to Prevent Nuclear War is a group formed in the last few years in many secondary schools throughout the nation. STOP groups ' goal is to educate people about the real threat of nuclear holocaust and to find ways to ensure that nuclear war does not occur. Students include: Hannah Doness, Becky Goldman, Andrea Chipman, Jeff Rees, Sarah Basset, Liz Vandecarr, Alison Tsoi Project B.A.S.E. Brookline Alcohol Safety Education Student Advisors: Row One: Susan Figelman, Beth Anderson, Sherri Rudnick, Andy Levy, Peter D ' Angelo Row Two: Laura Allen, Kellie Barnett, Geoff Reinhold, Jeff Smith, Erica Wilson B.A.S.E. u SAILING CLUB The following are members of the Brookline High School Sailing Club: Peter Morse, Dan Szmigulski, Michael Shapiro, Bob Rizika, Hart Kelley, Jon Bassett, Se an Kelly, Michelle Zuckerman, Gary Chin, Stacey Simmons, Ken Daniels, Tim Hitchcock, Melinda Johnson, Daniel Louis, Jeff Lubin, Matt Olins, Saba Sharrieff, Jacob Sloane, Raymie Stata, Jeff Trackman, Nick Young WINDSURFING The Windsurfing Club: Bob Rizika, President; Hart Kelly Vice President; Julie Meiselman, Deborah Utstein, Dan Smagulsky, Lisa Nold, Shaun Kelly, Michelle Zuckerman, Mathew Olins, Jon Bassett, Bob Cohen, Mike Shapiro, Laura Pauli, Melissa Rice, Jon Fortier, Kevin Mealy, Jen Meiselman, Jessica Goodman, Cyrus Rolbin, Bobby Chan, Susan Wong, Jim Carson SKI CLUB Allows all skiers, whether beginners or experts, the opportunity to ski with friends inexpensively. Boasting a membership of over 100 students, the club offers several day and weekend trips to New England ski areas, and most spectacularly a week-long trip to Sugarloaf during February vacation. It also allows students to know one another outside of the school in a totally different environment, and often the closest friendships evolve. T.O.S.C.O.B. The Orogenic Scaling Club of Brookline is the only one of its type at the High School. This club provides the opportunity to see New England through mountain climbing in the fall, snowshoe and ski trips in the winter and bicycle and hiking trips in the spring. . BUSINESS CO-OP PROGRAM The following students are members of the Business Co-Op Program: Faythe Abber, Debbie Abrahams, Christine Allen, Jackie Anderson, Michelle Beckford, Louise Bell, Stacey Butler bally Buter, Judi Carey, Zina Carter, Bobby Chan, Hope Chandler, Lisa Cheung Tom Clancy, Jackie Collins, Beth Cooper, Joy Copeland, Joanne Curry, Janice DiPesa Jennifer DoPazo, Jackie Dupre ' , Susan Evans, Kimberly Fletcher, Yana Ginzburg, Melissa Goon Cindy Gordon, Kim Green, Nitanya Hampton, Henry Hernandez, Cecilia Ho, Julene Jemmott, Stanley Jenkins, Sunita Joshi, Karen Kelly, Kenneth Kelly, Cindy Kwan, Hoan Yen Lam, Mai Lam, Debbie Lawlor, Amy Lee, Cindy Leung, Danielle MacKenzie, Regina Mays Loureen McGourty, Donna McGrath, Pam Morrison, Paul Murphy, Paul Nowosielski, Barbara Perkins, Christine Redler, Jill Riley, Tina Reardon, Deanne Sanchez, Amy Small, Yet Wah boo Hoo, Laura Steele, Helen Tsieh, Ellie Ward, Monica Weeks, Lorna Wilson, Stephen Wong, Elaine Yee, Elsie Yee, Robin Young, Jeanette Yuen, Ida Yung, Teresa Yung ANSTY ' S KIDS BIG BROTHER, BIG SISTER HOMEROOM 131 This time, there ' s more of the group! Michelle Beckford, Vin Shea, Mai Lam, Becky Mulhearn, Rene Chandler, Rene Spitzer, Cindy Gordon, Theresa Donners, Wendy Frasier, Cheryl Mitchell, T.J. Mattimoe, Paula Fortes, Brad Barrett, Nitanya Hampton, Monica Weeks, Zina Carter, Robin Young, Kirsten Halfkenny, Kristin Eliasson, Kelly Dugan, Jamie Brewster FAIRNESS COMMITTEE Members are: Ansty, John Bresnahan, Alyssa Colglazier, Cathy Costley, Alex Farber, Alik Freccero, Richard Flood, Ed Friedman, Ellyn Hill, Fred Jefferson, April Johnson, Alan Kelleher, John Lamb, John Levine, Jane Long, Lannae Maloney, Elizabeth Morse, Peter Pelcyger, Elizabeth Prusty, Deepa Rees, Geoffrey Ronen, Mihal Smith, Jed Sydney, Ronny Turner, Rhonda Wolfe, Julia Weisel, Rebecca Young, Elaine HISTORY CLUB Members: Bob Rizika (President), Julie Meislman (Vice-President), Hart Kelly (Treasurer), Jon Bassett (Public Relations), Lisa Nold, Deborah Utstein, Aaron Shershow, Jon Pauldick, David Cayam, Laura Pauli, Kurt Walter, Samantha Geracht, Ritta Scharf, Katie Shander, Cathy Becker, Mr. Ladenburg (Advisor). A student who does not understand history is doomed to repeat it. To understand the past is to prepare for the future. CONCERT CHOIR Zina Carter, Gary Chin, Andrea Chipman, Robert Crawford, Rosemarie Dowd, Amy Goldberg, Ruth Gomez, Cynthia Huyghue, Carl Izzi, Joan Krause, Dana Kur, Andrea Lee, Alison Levy, Carl London, Josiah McElheny, Kim Mendelson, Jessica Michelson, Kristin Owens, Tova Pechenick, Catherine Reeve, Geoffrey Reinhold, Grace Rodriguiz, Peter Rosenmeier, Thomas Silcott, Billy Shander, Hana Small, Jacob Sloan, Michelle Zuckerman, Howarc Zusman, Beth Anderson, Nancy Berkowitz. Ting Bums, Robin Fitch, Deborah Frank, Daniel Plonig, Sara Kendall, Tina Kenn, Aaron Levin, Rhonda Levine, Andrew Martino, Kathy Mayotte, Kathy Morse, Peter Morse, Victoria Perry, Deepanwita Prusty, Mihal Ronen, Deborah Shufro, John Anderson, Karen Rao, Susan Carver, Tim Whitcomb, Laura Allen, Josh Gwiazda SYMPHONIC BAND Joel Abrams, Laura Allen, Sarah Bassett, Jonathan Bassett, Sean Berkeley, Amelia Bums, Andrew Campana, Warren Cohen, Ronald Curtis, Wayne Fletcher, Amy Goldberg, Lisa Goldstein, Amy Goodale, Hilary Gresser, Phyllis Harrington, Markus Henrichs, David Hotter, Tracey Hyde, April Jefferson, Melinda Johnson, David Lee, David Lemmel, Darci Lipson, James Lish, Martin Lodish, Eran Loebl, Tracy McCain, Charles Papert, Anna Ponzi, Karen Rad, Shelley Richmond, Nicholas Rozen, Lisa Saltzman, Amy Schoenbaum, Gail Shapiro, Michael Shapiro, Rachel Silbert, Jeremy Slover, Richard Stein, Anders Svendsen, Scott Wasserman, Christopher Yoder, Nicholas Young Cynthia Abbit, Sarah Adler, Barbara Bowdish, Tanya Braxton, Derek Braxton, Alex Clark, Jonathan Cohn, Jane Cooper-Driver, Susan Covitz, Robert Crawford, Allen Cubell, Pamela DiMuccio, Elizabeth Donoff, Terri Goldman, Joshua Gwiazda, Matthew Hillman, Timothy Hitchcock, Jonathan Hyde, Jennifer Krancer, Joan Krause, Sophie Lanzkron, Michael Lowenstein, Benjamin McGraw, Samuel McGraw, Seth Miller, Raanan Miller, Anne Renzi, Kenneth Rich, Jill Roberts, Adam Rosenberg, Seth Rosmarin, David Sapers, William Shander, Arloc Sherman, Thomas Silcott, Jacob Sloane, David Sweeney, Charles Zuckerman ENSEMBLE Beth Anderson, Sara Arnett, Nancy Berkowitz, Anna Brown, Rosemarie Dowd Kathleen Hunt, Carl Izzi, Kanani Kauka, Sara Kendall, Tina Kenn, Dana Kur, Aaron Levin, Rhonda Levine, Josiah MacElheny, Andrew Martino, Peter Morse, Victoria Perry, Karen Rao, Catherine Reeve, Geoffrey Reinhold, M chae : Shapiro, Deborah Shufro, Nurit Sonnenschein, Thomas Walsh, Peter Rosenmeier MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC . . . ► v vK V I [ s n k ' - ' Wp i m v . . Vi ■■pt- - _ THE DRAMA SOCIETY We have learned a whole bunch through the years at B.H.S., that ' s Brook- line High School, not to be confused with Brighton High School, Belmont High School, Brockton High School, Braintree High School, and all the other B.H.S. ' s that have snow days when we don ' t. To the whole school THE DRAMA SOCIETY has been always just THE DRAMA SOCIETY We could go rambling on and on about what THE DRAMA SOCIETY has learned, and what THE DRAMA SOCIETY has accomplished . in fact, we will!! 1. We have learned that THESPIAN is not a dirty word 2. We have learned that you can swindle 50P from just about anyone except Andrea Dukakis 3. We have learned that a democracy is doing what lain says 4. We have learned that acting means always having an excuse for AWOLs 5. We have learned that you can write anything you want in the yearbook because no one proof reads it We would have listed all the names involved with THE DRAMA SOCIETY, but we lost their names — they know who they are anyhow — but the people responsible for THE DRAMA SOCIETY and for losing the list of names are . . . Jon Pauldick — President of THE DRAMA SOCIETY, part time editor, TM rep., and brain donor Aaron Crutchfield — Vice-President, part time video junkie and human bean ' ' T.J. Walsh — Assistant Treasurer, full time body guard and typist Chuck Malacaso — Secretary, part time body builder and ambulance chaser Laura Pauli — (Lauri Paula) Executive Representative, part time G man and housewife lain Ryrie — Director, part time faculty advisor, rugby coach, and Davy Jones impersonator . . and remember, next year ' s dues will be doubled. Best wishes from South America Elliot Howard CARNATION DAY FEBRUARY 14, 1983 Does this make up for my AWOLs? 204 205 232-8330 S. J. I e NEILLY OLDSMOBILE ln OLDSMOBILE SALES. PARTS AND SERVICE 1 IK . Hr OLDSMOBILE If T OLOSMOBILE it 0 8 ? 639 HAMMOND STREET BROOKLINE, MASSACHUSETTS 02167 For Quality Portraits It ' s HOOKAILO STUDIO 738-4960 Special Student Rates FOR APPOINTMENT 731-3250 566-8293 i SrooL S4ouSe Wien i Salon HAIR STYLING AND MANICURING MR GEORGE STYLE INNOVATOR 55 POND AVENUE BROOKLINE. MA 02146 206 ■■ m Loring Studios LOCATED IN: BOSTO N, MASS. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. BROCKTON, MASS. FALL RIVER, MASS. FITCHBURG, MASS. HARTFORD, CONN. LAWRENCE, MASS. LEWISTON, MAINE LOWELL, MASS. LYNN, MASS. MIDDLETOWN, CONN. NEW BEDFORD, MASS. NEW BRITAIN, CONN. NEW HAVEN, CONN. NEW LONDON, CONN. PORTLAND, MAINE READING, PA. SPRINGFIELD, MASS. STAMFORD, CONN. WARWICK, R.l. WATERBURY, CONN. WORCESTER, MASS. Congratulations to the Class of 1983 HARVARD FRUIT CO. 273 Harvard Street Brookline, MA DEAN PHARMACY 1 784 Beacon St Brookline. 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Strangers, waiting, up and down the boulevard their shadows searching in the night Streetlight people, living just to find emotion hiding, somewhere in the night . . . Working hard to get my fill, everybody wants a thrill, payin ' anything to roll the dice just one more time — some will win, some will lose, some were bom to sing the blues, oh the movie never ends, it goes on and on and on and on . . . Don ' t stop believin ' — hold onto that feeling ' — Streetlight people . . . BECKY 10 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS INCLUDING BEST PICTURE BEST DIRECTOR Sydney Pollack BEST ACTOR Dustin Hoffman BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS Teri Garr Jessica Lange PIJSTTO HOFFWIAltf Tootsie COLUMBIA PICTURES Presents MIRAGE PUNCH Production i SYDNEY POLLACK Film DUSTIN HOFFMAN JESSICA LANGE TERI GARR TOOTSIE DABNEY COLEMAN CHARLES DURNING N, A SC CHARLES EVANS PG � ■ � , joMa sxosno ■: Original Soundtrack Album tellable x Warner Bros Retort and Tape. : SYDNEY POLLACK Q CIRCLE CINEMA 399 CHESTNUT HILL AVE. CLEVELAND CIRCLE BROOKLINE AND SOME CLEVER PEOPLE HAVE SAID . . Thank you for being there when I needed you. I love you all. AJ, TC, KB, KF, LD, AA, JR, RF, MB, DA, The PREP Thanks B-B all for making senior year special. SKY Fley Foley, fight me now!! Luv, Walsh FRIENDS TO THE END GIRLS ' BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT ' 83 JEN C. YOUNG GIRL GET OUT OF MY MIND — PC8cAP8cEC8cEV4 EVANHSPINACOLADAS. DIET. YOU CAN DO ANYTHING. LOVEYA KS We ' ve got Mehlmanitis — J.D., K.R. SPRTCRBAC experience is a must 1281 482 Chip 8c Joe Big-Head Hill is alive in Middletown! Kim n Jess Donia and Kimmie — I just love stewed tomatoes! Jess Hey Gweeb! Hit me with a door! The Slammers — LKRSB L.E. Great Summer fun! Can ' t wait camping I heat up Another red canoe Luv ya ' Friendly ' s again T.B.! Congratulations Kim Fletcher — Love, Wende Toby William Malbec UVM Hover Mont Kimberly Ann DOOGA SHOW RANDOLPH USY RR RB SL HR AND DAN SANDI Hey Bud . . . I ' ll be seeing you under the boardwalk Amy 8c Maeve BF ' s 4-ever CALIFORNIA ' 86 I ' m there! I LUV U, JOHN CHARLENE I wonder where all the pigeons go to die? ARUII! ARUII! ALWAYS A PLEASURE! DHS Christine Adrienne Wendy Sue B.F.F.!!!! Joshipoo — Meet you behind the PACMAN machine! Geraldine and Willie send best wishes to graduates! This book is made of wonderful memories by very special people. As the Murivian ' 83 staff you have given B.H.S. a yearbook to be proud of. For all you have done, for all that you have let me share, thank you. You will always be remembered. Congratulations and love . . . Schnip. To the best worship chairperson in the world. Thanks for helping me. Maybe the hardest thing I ' ve ever done was to walk away from you. (J. Browne) — 1 21 83 GORDON K — EAT, EAT . . . SHOULDERS . LOVE AND THANX, JOAN Hello there Mom and Dad, May and Peter from Alan TO ALL OF YOU THANX, AND I ' LL MISS YOU! LOVE, JOAN LOVE 8c THANKS TO GR, LA, MB, BA, JK, SK, JB 8c GK PJM JODI — THANX FOR JUST BEING MY FRIEND! LOVE, JOAN MAEVE 8c NIQUE FRIENDS FOREVER! SPECIAL SECRETS MPSL! DO YOU KNOW WHAT I ' M SAYING SCOOTER? I HEAR YOU HAWK! The redhead never rests : RU12 R and R? — H.B. I WANT TO BE JACKIE ONASIS . . . ... I WANT TO WEAR DARK SUNGLASSES! BPCSCBACKEDUPCHOWDEREYEDROPPERJFMOOTHEODDCOUPLEJHSW Friendship is neither a formality nor mode: it is rather a life. Thanks friends helping me live. Remember K.F.C., Spain, N.H.S and B-ball Love Tamera BUNNY, JACKIE, AND JEN — OUT TO ALMUERZO FOREVER WELL J.J., Z.G. AND I MISSED YOU THIS YEAR WUV, LEE I LOVE YOU MY DEAREST STEPHONAVITCH FOREVER AMY Ayelet Shapira 23 Shvedia St Haifa 34980 Israel D.C. — See you in the ditch — Middleburoui ' 83 — J.D. r This year the Murivian ' 83 staff set out to F produce the best yearbook ever. Although we encountered many obstacles before we began to lay out the book — an enormous debt, a young and inexperienced staff, and a new faculty advisor — we pulled ourselves together and learned how to create an interesting yearbook in the process. | One of our primary concerns was to make the Murivian ' 83 for everyone. We hoped to avoid the John Doe on (every page syndrome |by including as many people as possible. Moreover, .we hoped to make this yearbook an accurate reflection of B.H.S. in ' 83. | Best of Luck to the Class of ' 83. P.S. Special thanks to Mr, Dunbar for all his help and to Andrea for sweeping the floor. 1 ■■■■ IIVOWT W W WWUHW • Winston-Salem HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY • North Carolina Dick Swiech. Walpole. MA (THIS BOOK IS FOR USE IN THE LIBRARY BUILDING ONLY wtVJciHP xu mvm i