Brookline High School - Murivian Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1984 volume:

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When we weren ' t in class, we spent our time munching in the cafe or trying to study in the library. 8 After school, we challenged ourselves in many different sports, and we had a lot of fun together . . . . . . on the field . . . on the bus . . . always supporting each other . . . and our goal was always to waste Newton North. Most of all, we found the one thing that will last forever . . . friendship. I nm i 9 t 1 A H r m jt m mmk 1 1 1 %JSr ' 1 a I ( B I i i S B V Mafe.1 1 Au revoir Khoda-Hafez Sayonara Namasteh Ciao Auf Wiedersehen Adios Shalom Do-svidaniya Valete Chairete Do vidzenia Farvel La revedere Adeus Kwa herini Sudie Allahasmarladik Do videnja Zai jian Shtastnou cestu Joi-Cin Allah ismael ladekh Goodbye 16 SENIORS Midway through my seventh semester, Burdened with tasks; Smith, Dudley, and Metzger, Huddled beneath the noxious vapor, College Application . Senior paper, l started awake to a blinding light; ’Twas Adam A. and his bottle bright. Then what to my wondering eyes should appear, but Pete Polishuk and eight cases of cheer! I rose from my desk no longer distraught, For here was the life l long idolized and sought. Such vices l watched in their glory unfold Sloth, indulgence; excess untold. 18 On the eighteenth of April at eleven-o-five, Our decadent schemes we ' d pursue and contrive. We’d hop in Mels ' car and go to the sea, Na, just blow off A-block and watch some T.v. Dreams of wanton disorder; the prom . Straight home from school; cut grass for Mom l call for my wine; I call for my fool, where is that sophomore; he’s breaking a rule. Seniors are kings, we ail do proclaim, but next year, l fear it won ' t be the same. For all petty tyrants, here’s a kick in the crotch, while a senior right now, you ' ll soon be a frosh! Dante Counts Virgil Yoder Homer Tischler mi 19 Ekbal Abdelbary — Thank You Mom. I Love You. — I Liked B.H.S., Certainly Not The Food. — No More Final Exams. — Teachers, Be Firm. — Students, Do Your Best. Debbie Abrahams Accept me as I am, so I may learn what l can become Thanx: WG., TC„ AY., DH„ JC„ JY„ GH„ LW„ BF„ TB., CC„ BJ„ TB. Adam Elazar Abramowitz Show me a hero and i will write you a tragedy” Give me words and i will cry you a poem Give me love and i will give you my side of paradise. POWER TO THE RUGBY PUNKS Tana Agostini I ' m the night, I ' m the night, I ' m the dark and the light, with eyes that see inside you. Do what thou Wilt shall be the Whole of the Law. R. Blackmore Aleister Crowley Donia Allen We are the seeds of the tenacious plant, and it is in our ripeness and our fullness of heart that we are given to the wind and are scattered. — THE PROPHET — Laura C. Allen Everywhere Down the centuries of the snow-white world, came people, dancing, singing, to drive the Dark away. — Susan Cooper Why Are You You? — Y.R.U.U. Tony M. de Almeida Milton E. Alvarez LIFE IS FULL OF MANY WALLS WHICH ONE MUST CLIMB. THERE ARE TALL ONES. IF YOU LEAP OVER THEM YOU WILL SUCCEED IN LIFE. THANKS: MAMA AND PAPA, AUD, ASTRID, TED, AND CRYSTAL. SUE REMEMBER ALWAYS: MY BABY!” AMR (PHAROAH) AND ROB Joanne Amendola Dawn Adelson The room and the mirror seem to be playing a waiting game. The cat has made its move, the fountain has one to play, and the thousand eyes of the angel in the chandelier above gleam beadily, and say the next move is up to me Which side is the mirror on? Robert Allen Tough Times Don ' t last: but Tough People Do! J.E.P. The Bohunks Thanks M + D 143 Di-Di The Post FAT MAN Be Different! Lia S. Armelin 20 Megan Athanasiou There may be more beautiful times: but this one is ours! THANX mom and dad! V.A., C.S., A.C. Moe, you ' re my bestest” pal. CIAO” Rachel Bader I shall gather up these Fragments of my life and make a crazy-quilt of them. Or a mosaic of interesting oattern-unity in diversity, this will be an adventure. Robin Axelrad Live every day like it was your last. You only live once, SO CO FOR IT! There are many things that we will remember: — that day in January during freshman year when we shunned academics to gather around the television in the library to cheer and jeer as Ronald Reagan was sworn in as President —that general feeling of quiet euphoria that envelops everyone after homeroom on Friday — sitting against the wall at 7:50 a.m. on a Monday morning before math watching the halls fill with people, the school come to life — blinding sunlight on the third floor bridges — Mr. Dudley with his Okay folks at the end of every class — the mouse in Mr. Cunningham ' s closet — taking off after A block to go see Return of the Jedi — avoiding the language lab — listening to the Police in the language lab — what language lab? — taking SAT’s in a history room with Mr. Cohen and a broken clock — that incredible feeling after exams in June — all that struggle to get out of this place and all of a sudden you don ' t want to leave — that first day when spring is in the air and everyone discovers the quad again — and the field and the frisbees and the sun — that other great feeling when it finally snows! — fire drills — some in the rain, some in the sun, some in the snow, some just inside the doorway — Fridays after homeroom — the huge traffic jam in front of Akers house Jeffrey Barber . . you are only quite a little fellow in a wide world after all — Candalf — Lesley P. Baron Once it was just innocence Brash ideas and insolence But you will never get away With the things you say Today. BUT YOU CAN TRY IF YOU WANT! Peter Townshend Jonathan A. Bassett You go to the right, and I to the left, or if you like, the other way.” — Dostoyevsky July 3. Situation hopeless. Off for Wimbledon finals. — Ambassador Duke 21 Wendolyn Beaton Aaron s. Becker When the risk is taken out there isn ' t much left. Catherine V. Becker l live my life as if what I do makes a difference. — William James SW,PL,AB,DC,AS — TFE HeyCoSaCKeD.G.S. and more memories — everyone out in front of the gym before practices —five radios with five different songs — soccer balls in the street — late buses — falling asleep during any and all audio-visual presentations — going out for Chinese food the night that mid-years ended and simply not believing we lived through it — the day before Christmas vacation — playing lecture chairs in 260- — food all over the place, everyone smiling, the band playing Christ- mas Carols — signing attendance sheets with all kinds of inventive names — sitting up in A-wing singing refrains of Oklahoma! at the top of our lungs — Mr. Ritchie and Mr. Young singing over the PA system in homeroom, if you have a PA system in homeroom — Mrs. Addelson singing choruses from The Pirates of Penzance — singing the Star Spangled Banner before the Newton North Soccer game — pulling all-nighters over the telephone — Mr. Wright hanging his glasses on his ear — outlining 47 pages of history in one night for Mr. Dudley, that silver-tongued master of intellectualism often seen doubling as a swinging cowboy — broken clocks — B Blocks that you didn’t think were ever going to end — reading writing, memorizing, thinking, hurrying, laughing, moan- ing, sleeping — sleeping some more sleeping an awful lot — surviving four very incredible years Marina Belozersky Michelle A. Beckford Reach out and guide me but do not push Reach out and talk to me but do not lecture Reach out and help me and we can be friends. Love thanks to mom dad Hey Chill — What Up! DL CC KM ST SC KH JC SA LW CS YC JC MA Carolyn Bender Don ' t let life discourage you; everyone who got where he is had to begin where he was. F.F. Hey CoSaCKed C.S., P.L. Hi Jay Bee M.W. I.W.N.F.Y. Keith Benson Pamela Berger Sitting on the beach watching for a sail at last swimming out the silver trail leaving her shoes behind on the sand heading out to somewhere won’t be back for a while. Alexandra Berman Success comes to those who know it isn ' t coming to them and who go out to get it. Frank Tyger Thanks Mom, az,lb,yb,al,mp Linda Bernson Take your passion and make it happen, pictures come alive you can dance right through your life.” Thanks Mike Mom Love ya all; E.F,H.S,R.T,M.B,K.B,S.A. Always; C,J R. Straight line to L.A, twist , Nantasket the Vineyard, Park School Andrew L. Boni Caminante, son tus huellas el camino, y nada mas; caminante, no hay camino, se hace camino al andar. Al andar se hace camino, y al volver la vista atras se ve la senda que nunca se ha de volver a pisar. Antonio Machado v Jean Blair — Let it stay forever now — — Psychedlic Furs EK, AD, CL, MC, RT, KS, Bl, JB, ON, R.X.V.: Yo te amo - I.M.,S.T,S.G,: The best — AY? Only dull people are brilliant at breakfast. — Oscar Wilde John Bowen And I knew that if l had the chance that l could make those people dance and they’d be happy for a while. — American Pie Suzan M. Blankschtein Thanks; Mom, Dad Dana for everything. I love you. Also; My best friend Larisa and the Brookline Israel gang, especially Vered S. Hope to see you all back in ISRAEL. I ' ll be thinking of you. Though we’re far apart, you ' re in my heart. Till we meet again someday. I ' ll be thinking of you. I luv U Mommie, NA, LW, JC, TC, CC, DA, KM, JM, BJ, CH, JL, AM, and the creator Cod. Tabatha Yolanda Boyd Hayley M. Berman under the spreading Chestnut tree I sold you And you sold me There lie they, And here lie we Under the spreading Chestnut tree. George Orwell Hanya H. Bluestone Character cannot be developed in ease and quiet. Only through experiences of trial . can ambition be inspired and success achieved. Helen Keller Bruce Brown 23 David Brown Robert Brown Jeanette Bruce Heidi Bumpus God forbid that l should go to any heaven in which there are no horses. The Corner Table” LM,BW,GR,KK,JO, Mick Good Luck MB + AB Thanks Mom + Dad l wish we were cats and we could romp through meadows and hang out with ducks. My Town Woods Hole.” Thanks Mom, Nina, Brad, Glenna, Teri, Carla, and my family and old friends. .431 Monique (Nique) Burns Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm Emerson Oh pray my wings are gonna fit me well. Maya Angelou Luv-u-always Mom, Ding, LM Maeve, AB, SC, PD, JM, Mr. L neighbors, I.C.F. and dudes Paul M. Butters idealists maintain that all nations should share the atomic bomb. Pessimists maintain that they will. Punch Thank you, teachers, esp. RG,SB, VB. Danielle H. Campana You were under the impression that when you were walking forward you ' d end up further onward, but things ain ' t quite that simple. — The WHO LOVE YOU T. and C. FOREVER! always — H.C.C.S.K G.P. SOCCER ' 83 Roseanne M. candido I ALWAYS KNEW WHEN LOOKING BACK ON MY TEARS, IT WOULD SOMEDAY MAKE ME LAUGH, BUT I NEVER KNEW WHEN LOOKING BACK ON MY LAUGHTER WOULD SOMEDAY MAKE ME CRY. THANX, MOM. AND J.C, S.R, C.R, M.D, J.A. I LOVE YOU TOMMY. Scott Carey Julie A. Carr l was always told that if you don ' t progress, you regress, it’s a hard thing to live by. But it’s like in dancing, if you can stay 3 seconds on the balance, then you can stay 4. There is always something to do. Something better. James Carson Susan Carver Life is better than death, I believe, if only because it is less boring, and because it has fresh peaches in it. Alice Walker 24 Elizabeth Anne Chandler I never did believe in miracles, But I ' ve a feeling it’s time to try. I never did believe in the ways of magic, But I ' m beginning to wonder why. Fleetwood Mac Milana Chayot The only way to have a friend is to be one” I can resist anything but temptation 0. Wilde KE,JB,ST,LS,PS,KT,MC,KS, IALYKR,HSq,DF,BH,PIV,LFtl! David Casper Paula Chan in your walk through life Don’t look back, All you see is your shadow Thanks Unc for all your help. Jonathan Chertok They don ' t, hey! Well I’ll show ’em Why, I’ll go aroun ' a-hangin ' out if I wanta! Crampa Joad — John Steinbeck Denise M.G. Chin If you love something, set it free. If it comes back, then it is yours. If it does not, then it never was. Jeff Cherson The importance of life does not depend on the past or future, but only the present. Brady Chin The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and science. — ALBERT EINSTEIN 25 Kenneth R. Chin To cross one bridge only to have many more before you. Thanks to jsw, wn, JC, hms, CC, LL, BL, and special thanks to MA and PA. Elana Chipman Le ' hitraot be Yisrael , See you soon — Andrea It must have been the almond cookies Katya Chorover l lived wit myths and music wuz my ole man and I cd dance a dance outta time. We are star dust We are golden — J.M. Benjamin Chou Special thanks to my parents Mr. and Mrs. Chou Jin Pen, Donna Yee, Ricky and Jozef Chou, Edmund Chou, Nancy Lee, Katy Yip, Akoe and Karli Choy, and the Lau family for supporting me through my high school years. Robert Cohen The world is easy when you ' re just playing around with it. — Graham Parker Sailing 1 Love that dirty water Fernando colina Jacqueline Collins Jacqui IF YOU CANT STAND FOR SOMETHING YOU ' RE APT TO FALL FOR ANYTHING, SO MAKE SURE OF ALL THINGS HOLD FAST TO WHAT IS FINE. REMEMBER PROGRESSIONS THANX TO m.m., s.s., r.m. and all the friends. 26 Mark Collins Easy to laugh, so hard to cry Easy to dream, but hard to die Easy to turn, just turn your head Let your madness run with mine! 1 Cheryl Coulter The only way to go through life is to be surrounded by love. Thanks Mom, E.C., L.P., T.C., D.A., C.S., C.H., V.M., M.M., J.W., D.W., M.W., C.M., V.L., T.S., T.B. Lisa Marie Croke Make new friends but keep the old; one is silver, the other gold. 143 PJ. (smurf) PIERCE FF- CR(TS),CL,LC,KK,ZS,BC,BK,DM. Luv ya Mum, Dad, Rosie Tammy coney If you strive for what you desire then success will come that day. To the Creator, Mom and Dad all my love, C.C., D.A., J.M., T.S., S.S., S.T., C.S., T.B., Y.S., B.S., C.L., C.H., A.R., My pals Dave counts Fool me once; shame on you Fool me twice; shame on me Scotty Turnips should never be pulled, it injures them. It is much better to send a boy up and let him shake the tree. Mark Twain Beth Cooper Coop ' ' Happy are those who give Without remembering, and Take without forgetting Thanx Mom Family Friends tw, SH, ja, DP, DM, DOB, KW, PM, BP, BQ, KM, LC, EF, MAC it ' s a dead end, hab, Who ' s at the door, Old Orchard Leslie Credle BHS was a place where I met my best friends and l will always love and cherish you all. l-life + i-love = TOGETHER THANKS: Dad, Troy, Sherry, J.J., F.J., S.J., R.C., H.C. Amy Curcio What lies behind us and what lies before us are small matters, compared to what lies within us. — Emerson Marilyn A. Curry Now by the path l climbed, l journey back. I have been long away, Taking with me your memory I now descend, Into a milder day, J.C., S.A., S.D., M W, R W, BETTY, RAG, B.C.. DOTTY? J.H., C.G., R.H., L.S., C.M. ft Joy J. Copeland I believe in God, without him there ' s an absence of love. I believe in love, without it there ' s an absence of you. I believe in you, without you there is an absence of me. Thanx Ma, RC, CT, LW, TB, CP, MB, ST, especially RD! Maria Crespo Good luck, Angela. Traci Lee Daniels 27 Susan D’entremont . f r Hannah Henna” Doress l could write a book And this book would be thick enough to stun an ox Because I can see the future my advice to dress warmly and challenge a remaining taboo or 2L imitations are self imposed a woman is not just a sum of her responsibilities l might add lets have lunch, bunbury, And so on Michele C. Duval Don ' t look back on the bad times, for it ' s the bad times that look back on you. 1-4-3 Wayne Duval Jr. Thanx Mom, Dad Angie, Denise To the good times D.S.D. To many more S R J G K.H J P M.P, J.M, R.M, J.S, ETC Thanx for being you Jean. G. Michael Doherty Joseph C. Dougherty I’ll not listen to reason Reason always means what some one else has got to say. park BC: S,K,M,C,A RESPECTABLE Amy Ehrenworth Goodbye, he said. Goodbye, said the fox. And now here is my secret, a very simple secret: It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye. ' ' PJVPJJJ — The Little Prince Jennifer Dopazo Why must we look back and say how good it was why not stop and say how good it is. PG ' S — DL, DS, LM, LF, CR, KK, DM, SDMB, Al s at 7, Bowling? 38 Fingers + Baby Face Thanks Ma + Dad l Love You RAB — 143 — wonderland — 4-27-82 Michael R. Drain Thanx to all the coaches and teachers that made it a privilege and a pleasure to learn. Thanx to Coach Schluntz for all he has done. Luv to Mom, Dad and Patti for all the help! Thanx DH, HZ, AP, DR, VD Rachael Evans 28 k Ciuliana Dunham At 15 you had the radiance of early morning, at 20 you will begin to have the melancholy brilliance of the moon.” F. Scott Fitzgerald Marc Fasten Good, yes, You ' ve done well Here is a small prize The History Of The World Gang of Four Nan J. Feldman Happiness makes up in height for what it lacks in length. Frost Thomas A. Ferguson Meet the new boss, Same as the old boss. P.T Four short years. Last year Choir and Ensemble performed at three of the elementary schools, the second being Lawrence, my esteemed alma mater. There were six members of the Ensemble who also went to Lawrence, Including my brother and three of his closest friends, all seniors. It was quite a sight to see those four, who were on the verge (it was April) of completing a whole segment of their lives, perform beautifully for their former teachers who had seen them leave four years ago as children and now saw them return as young adults. Just a short while ago they were so small and young, and all of a sudden they were there, in formal dress, handsome men and beautiful women, radiating maturity, self-confidence and poise. It all brought home to me what education really means, in four years at Brookline High school each of these kids had found his or her niche, the things that they were really good at, and they had latched onto those activities and grown and matured with them and drawn out the excellence that had been dwelling inside of them all along. Think about it. we ' ve all done the same thing, found a place for ourselves here, and it has meant a lot. The teachers — they watch the process unfold, they facilitate it. High School is the place where you begin to find out who you are. Education in itself is that entire process, one that hopefully never ends. To think that we won ' t be a part of BHS next year, that the everything will continue to function without us, is very scary because for the last few months we have been very important people in a very important institution. Whatever we have learned though, we will take with us when we leave, and that is what makes it all worthwhile. Patricia Ferris Harrison A. Fitch Jr. •Chip” Much learning does not Teach a man to have intelligence. D Park BC: J,M,S,K,A HAPPY Dashi Flanagan Only the ideas that we actually live are of any value. — H. Hesse Edward F. Flood Let us rather run the risk of wearing out than rustin out. — Theodore Roosevelt John Flood Lisa M. Foley l decided long ago never to walk in anyones shadow, If l fail, if l succeed At least i ' ll live, as l believe. LM,JD,DL,KK,DS,CR,DM Always and Forever Bowling? Al’s at 7 Thomas J. Foley Of pigs so thin the farmers had to tie knots in their tails to keep them from crawling through the cracks in their pens Blue eyes meet brown, smiles burst forth — J.M. RUGBY PUNKS Cary Fong Happiness is having a full tank. Later dudes: Joe, Andy, Carolyn, Harry, chee, Matti Ozone! Thanks Mom and Dad. 29 Tell Us About Yourself Here I sit, with the application to my first choice school in front of me. The page is Plank and due in two weeks. Okay, what do they want me to do? They want to get to know me as a person. They want to know all about me in two hundred words or less. What do they really want? Do they want to know how embarrassed I am when I remember how drunk I got at my first C.Y.O. dance as a freshman? Or how long it took me to learn that school dances were dull (but that everyone goes anyway)? Do they want to know how long it takes to clean up a house at the end of the weekend after someone ' s parents took a vacation? Or how many people you can fit in a station wagon on a sunny Saturday morning? Or how long it takes four girls to change a tire at midnight on a Friday? Do they want to know how much fun Mr. G ' s class was? Or how many times I fell asleep in Math? Or how far in advance I studied for exams Senior year? Did I study? Or how much I appreciated doing detention for being thirty seconds late for A-Block’ Do they want to know how I spent the mornings that carnations were given out wondering if he” sent one? Or about yelling at skinny runners who went by our soccer practices? Or what went on in the back of the lacrosse bus? Do they care how much I am going to miss Brookline but how much i want to get out of here? (Does that make sense?) i look back at the still blank application. No, somehow I don ' t think any of that is what they expect. I guess they really want to know me. So, here goes. Name: Rogers, Lisa Paige Social Security Number: 021-68-9498 Sex: Female Academic Awards: None Oh well!!! Mark C. Ford Life is a mirror and will reflect back to the thinker what one thinks into it. Thanks Mom Dad. Later; Dobes, Hartey, Oakes, Paul, Harry-o. Warren P. Ford Life does not consist of holding good cards, but in playing those that are dealt to you. Take it slow — Hartey, Dobes, Okie, Edith and Harry. John Fortier Arthur Fotopoulos Only the strong will survive! Deborah Frank l live now, only with strangers l talk to only strangers l walk with only angels that have no place Helen Freeman Life is a strategy wherein we sit as spectators for a while, and then act out our part in it. Swift. Ellyn Friedman You give but little when you give of your possessions — it is when you give of yourself, that you truly give Kahil Gibran Sandy C. Galanis Within each man, there lies a challenge, within each challenge, there lies a victory Julia M.F. Galloway We will brew up a huge pot Of JAMBALYA With carrot tops and spinach stems sit around the camp fire and set the world straight Richard Gannon l made it through 4 years of High School. How, no one will ever know Mom, Nanci, L.S., Mrs. F„ and everyone else. 30 Angela Gee Samantha Geracht The more you know; the more you know what you don’t know Thanks: Mom, Dad, OM, HH, MP, HH, VP, CS, MA, DR, MT Love you all!! ALO a 1 Kevin Gillis Joseph Gines Richard Alan Ginsburg Where there ' s a will, there’s a way!” Yanina Ginzburg David Glincher Judy E. Goldberg If they asked me to make a wish I would ask for the tail of a tornado. A whirlwind on the ground, a great wrath rising in the sky, a sweeper of sorrows, A downpour of vengeance, And when it clears it will look like our hope — S.R. Lisa Golden Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but l can look up and see their beauty, believe in them and try to follow where they lead. Louisa May Alcott Peter Goldfein What’s so hopeless? The natives seem friendly, on the whole. RAH Connie Gomez Time is too slow for those who wait, too swift for — those who grieve, too short for those who rejoice. But for those who love time is not. Thanks Mother, dear Matthew Amy L. Goodale Those crazy nights I do remember in my youth. I do recall those were the best times most of all: 7 3 82 — J + j we luv ya! SKIT — w.O.A.S AIN’T NOTHIN BUT A PARTY” SC, ED, DT, JM, JS, SC, LK, KC SUZIE: POOlS? CCC” DIRTIES? Pink champagne on ice 31 Janice Goodrich Melissa ' Miska ' Goon Without looking at the past you wouldn ' t know your mistakes. Knowing your mistakes will make it right for the future. What keeps you going are the dreams you want to come true. TFTM: AL,CL,TL,HL,SW,PW,WL,EM,LW, JY.TK.CH Paul A. Gosdanian Anthony Green Do not attempt to do a thing unless you are sure of yourself; but do not relinquish it simply because someone else is not sure of you. Stewart E. White 32 Carol E. Green What we learn with pleasure we never forget. XOXO — Mom, Dad, C.F. — S S, LA, Sugar Plum, The Clan Heidi D. Green If you can imagine it, you can achieve it; if you can dream it, you can become it. — WAW Hey Get CoSsaCKeD (PL)! House Party Road Trip! Adam M. Gropman Realistically, when you get right down to it, what will it mean twenty years from now? — SIL Gonz Gutierrez The time passes, but the memories and friendships from our school days will remain in our minds forever. Good Luck in your lives. Running is life, friends the same, and I tell you my friend, Good bye, Good bye. 1984 Chris Guttmacher The stars are matter, we ' re matter, but it doesn’t matter. Don Van Vliet (Captain Beefheart) Melissa Hackei Une seconde d’etemite au revoir madame! Charles Hahn Joshua Gwiazda imagine what could be created if there were Gods. Thanks — Mom, Dad, Linda, Mr. Lee, You’re the greatest. David Hall Sarah Hale We hold our hand out for the modern plan Look in the mirror, see a new man I want to know about the past and me. C.H. Jenan (Jenny) Khuzaie-Hall Hold fast to dreams for if dreams die, life is broken. Winged birds that cannot fly. THANKS MOM, E.l K.T. OOh PROM ' 83 IH2P BF4EVER H.A.F. KNOBS OTC CJ. J.C. Etc. WE MADE IT C.L. W.B. BOOHOO LOVE YOU LOTS EJ, KT. Helen Han I would rather have a fool to make me happy than experience to make me sad. William Shakespeare 33 Kecia Ciana Hansard l swear to you there are things more beautiful than words can tell. Whitman Luv thanx to NANA, Mom, Chuck Maik, SA. MB, BD, RE, CC, KM, CS, TOM S. Dena T, EbMove! SOUP IS IT The Quiche Jon K. Harold l never give them hell. I just tell them the truth, and they think it is hell. H. Truman Thanks Mom and Dad Later BHS, Paul, Okie, the Foo-Foos, Hartie, Doby and OX. MC OH EDITH!!! John Harte He who conquers others, is strong, he who conquers himself is mighty. Luv U Jilly it ' s Been real boys Gill, Fordies, Okie, Edith Harry CATCH YA LATER Eliav I. Haskel The soul may be a mere pretense the mind makes very little sense. So let us value the appeal of that which we can taste and feel. Crooks, Piet Hein Susan Hatch it’s last seek up this week down and always the devil to pay but cripes I was always the lady and the word is toujours gai — don marquis Atsunori Hayashi Do whatever you want to do. But, when you choose, be the best in the world. And to be the best you must learn from the best teacher in the world. H. Hayashi Thank tO: H.H., M.H., E.Y., E.Y., H.Y.K., W.Y.H., V.Y. Markus Henrichs The difficult thing about writing a book is finding a comfortable place to write it. Jerome Enrique Hernandez (Henry) All changes, even the most longed for, have their melancholy, for what we leave behind us is part of ourselves; we must die in one life before we can enter into another. Thanks to all good luck! David Higgins Heather A. Hines Dawn Hirshom Cecilia Ho Goodbye stranger, it ' s been Those memories, which we nice. will never forget, which we Hope you find your Paradise. will put aside. Glad to see your point of Thanks; Dad Mom Grace view. Maria Friends Always; A.C Hope your dreams will all S.W A.Y J.F J.Y S.N J.Y A.Y J.Y come true. Supertramp D P ESPECIALLY D.T Y.W. S.H. TAKE IT EASY, GUYS!!! C.L P.S. Who are you? Yetwah 34 Kristin Hoffmeister A person cannot truly love another until she learns to love herself! Only time will tell . . . So Follow your dreams Crace, Dignity, Humor and Youthful illusions love ' s beautiful eyes Barbara Ruth Holt To achieve all that is possible, we must attempt the impossible. To be as much as we can be, we must dream of being more! Good luck! Thanks Mom. Thanks to my Family and Friends! CH EH NS SW KB JJ JB KP SJ FJ and BF. wai Lap (Phillip) Hong Life is like a scale. It has it ' s up and downs, and yet if you haven ' t experienced the bad things in life, you would not appreciate the good things in life ... People who l love. P.M.K.j.W.l.G.h.C. and the A.C, Lin Daniel Honig 35 Brita Ingalls rm not expecting to grow flowers in the desert, but l can live and breathe and see the sun in wintertime. Big Country Rolf Jansen rm not dead yet. MP Nicole Hullum Carl T. Izzi it all looks fine, To the Naked Eye, But it don ' t really happen That way at all. P.T. P.S. I ain ' t thankin nobody April Dee Jefferson LET US MOVE FORWARD WITH A STRONG AND ACTIVE FAITH, FOR THE ONLY LIMIT TO OUR REALIZATION OF TOMORROW WILL BE OUR DOUBTS OF TODAY THANKS: MOM, B.H.S. GOOD-LUCK GUYS: T.S, S.T, M G. J Y I Y. R.F., J.J., K.S. — MENTOS, AND FATTY — Tanvir Hussain O tribe of spirits and of men, if you are able to slip through the parameters of the skies and the earth, then do so. You shall not pass through them save with My (God ' s) authority. Holy Guran, Sura 55:33 Jill Corey Jacobs A best friend is one who challenges you when you are right, believes in you when you are wrong, and loves you no matter what. P.T.M. 5 29 82 Francine R. Jemmott DEDICATED 2 THE 1 I LOVE Let wisdom from mistakes be what’s always shown. These R things respected by others who have grown forget what use to be 4 later they ' ll B unknown Please don ' t bring it up just leave the past alone Jonathan W. Hyde You can always tell luck from ability by its duration. Salada Stanley Jenkins Wisdom is knowing what to do next. Virtue is doing it. Thanks To: Mr. C; Mr. G Mrs. M; Mrs. U. BE COOL! DM, WS, TM, BB, IT, C, AF, BYE LADIES! MSWEETH Boris C. Jacobson THANKS TO THOSE WHO HELPED ME AND MY SPECIAL THANKS TO MR. DUNBAR. 36 Amr Kalioby Our entire life, with our fine moral code and our precious freedom, consists ultimately I in accepting ourselves as we are. 3 J. Anouilh Class Of ' 84 THE BEST THANK YOU B.H.S. Galon Kaplanski speak a little and do much” To meet and to know many ■n people from many countries in such a short time, was a great experience. I will go Pack to Israel with a lot of ideas and stories from all over the world. Darci Jane Kavanagh . That thrilling free Feeling of feeling 1 Free wheeling! «. IES! Jeffrey P. Kaplan Jeff If the plural of cactus is cacti And the plural of octipus” is Octipi Why isn ' t the plural of Us l ? Kanani L. Kauka Children,” l say plainly, Watch out for baobabs! Antoine de Saint Exupery Nancy Kavanagh I ' ve heard a lot of toasts to tomorrow, but none of them ever say, what about today? What about today? What About Today? B. Streisand The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation Thoreau ■■■ Hartlie Kelley Honest, I’ve got everything under control Kenneth Kelly Karen Kelly We never know the true value of friends while they live we are too sensitive of their faults, when we’ve lost them we only see their virtues. LUV YA’S CR, DM, DS, DL, JD, LM, LF Al’S At 7, Bowling? LITE! Sean M. Kelly There they go. I must follow them, for I am their leader. — Author Unknown Sara L. Kendall John Kelleher DO NOT ACHIEVE”; DO. DO NOT COUNT YOUR FRIENDS; LOVE THEM. DO NOT DESPAIR; HOLD ON UNTIL YOU ARE FREE! i am free. I love you, josh. Love you, Bugger. Kathleen E. Kickham ' Kicks” l am not afraid of Tomorrow, For I have seen yesterday, And l love today. FF — CR,LC,CL,ZS, BK, DM, PD Thanks to mom and her nine MTWC Kristin A. Kirrane There I go turn the page ...” Bob Seger Love and thanks to Mom, Dad, N.H. E.K. Audrey Kirzner if happiness truly consisted in physical ease and freedom from care, then the happiest individual would be, neither a man nor a woman; it would be, l think, an American cow. — William Lyon Phelps Jennifer Knowles Anastasia H. Koniaris Anna Cordelia Kovel The greatest reward for doing something is the opportunity to do more. How do I feel? he cried. T feel, I feel he waved his arms in the air — I feel like spring after winter, and sun on the leaves; and like trumpets and harps and all the songs l have ever heard!” — Frodo ' s friend Sam My freedom was an ache and a song within me, a painful insistent melody. Phillippe Sollers Tara Kuuse I ' ve looked under chairs I ' ve looked under tables I ' ve tried to find the key To fifty million fables They call me the Seeker — The Who 1 Cyprus Sai-Cheong Lai A shining star passing through the darkest sky is like a person struggling all his life to become a champion. Jeannine Laing FOLLOW THE MUSIC TO THE HEIGHT THAT IT LEADS YOU, WHERE HAPPINESS CAN BE FOUND. THOUGH YOUR HEART BEATS TO A DIFFERENT DRUMMER, I CAN STILL DANCE TO THE SOUND. BE GOOD : MARLEASAH, DONIA, ERICA. LOVE TO MA, MY FAMILY, D.E.C. David A. Kleiler, Jr. But we must cultivate our garden. — Voltaire Lauren Kozol We are the music makers the dreamers of dreams Amir Lajevardi 39 Charon Langdon Some of our dreams came true Some just passed away, Some were left behind the rest are here to stay. FF — CR.LC.KK PD BK.KD DM CHARON - DAVID FOREVER Luv ya. Mom Dad Pamela Leake The dreams have lost some grandeur coming true But there will be new dreams, maybe better dreams plenty, before the last revolving year is through. I love you: SL CB CB DC HC KL RS LZ Chris — Je t ' aime FTGLT liana Cats Levenson Toto — I don ' t think we re in Kansas anymore. — Dorothy Special thanks to: Jenn — eat cold duck for good times!, HOTEL LEVENSON, CAT Ma Pa, D.L., KANSAS Surrogate, with love, ME. Lisa Lanzkron To be a musician is to think that the breeze came through the window just to talk to your music. People who make music together can’t be enemies, at least not while the music lasts. Christine A. Larson l love you madly let my imagination run away with you gladly, brand new angle, highly commendable Seaside Rendevous Underneath the moonlight together we ' ll sail across the sea Reminiscing every night Deborah Lawlor Tomorrow is the first day of the rest of our lives, let us use what we ' ve learned, to make it better than today. JD, DS, LM, DM, CR, LF, KK 38 Fingers + Baby Face ALS at 7, Bowling? Thanks Mom + Dad Harry Lee Cindy Leung The time has come when we Must take that giant step forward. We are the future Generation who will set a Pace for those willing or Wishing to follow. (Thanx, Mom Dad) Daniel Lee My flag don ' t ever come down baby!!!! Art Dew were oouuta here RIIIGHT! Aaron Jeremy Levin ' said the Cat; we ' re all mad here. I ' m mad, You ' re mad.” How do you know I ' m mad? said Alice. You must be, Said the Cat or you wouldn ' t have come here, Alice in Wonderland Joanna Beth Levin Cherish forever what makes you unique, for when you lose it you ' re up the creek. Bette Midler i luv u..M D, The Kid ' , The friends ' , Rob Jane Levine If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours. Thoreau Thanks Mom, Dad and Dan 40 Pamela Levine l called out to be released caught in my struggle for higher achievement and my search for love that don ' t seem to cease.” Edward Livshin Education is what you have left over after you have forgotten everything you have learned. Karen Beth Levy There we are Somewhere on the sand At the edge of the shining sea. — James Taylor C,C,D,H,S,P,C And SK Beth E. Lobdell My basic outlook is still much the same as it was when l was 14. David Bowie Me and my better half, friends to the end! BL-n-K Thanks Mom, Dad, D.S., J.K. Love ya m.r. Steven Linberg If l had only forgotten future greatness and reached out to those around me . . . and smelled the air and heard the rain on the roof and it’s not too late — Hugh Prather Jonathan S. Lockwood Give me some wood and a lock and I’ll make a door and leave it open. THE RUGBY PUNKS Darci Lipson Happiness is wanting what you have; not having what you want. T.C. — R.S. + L.Z. Soph yr. C.S. FLORIDA 83’ 84 ' SOCCER Ben Z. Loewy So many faces in and out of my life, Some will last, Some will just be now and then. Life is a series of hellos and goodbyes — I’m afraid it’s time for goodbye again. — Billy Joel — 41 Charlene Long Don ' t dance on your toes Keep both feet on the ground, Always think twice Never look down. I LOVE YOU B.Q. and MOM. Good luck to my friends Susan Long Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime Thanks for the memories: C.B., C.B., D.C., H.G., P.E., K.L., Rich, C.S. Tara Lucas Stella Lyubarsky IT MATTERS NOT THE PATH WE CHOOSE IN OUR LIVES, BUT OUR SACRED SELF THAT TEACHES US TO CHOOSE IT. John Mac Eachern Lannae J. Long l don ' t know who my grandfather was. I am much more concerned to know what his granddaughter will be. — Abraham Lincoln l know l wish I could swim like the dolphins. — Bowie hit me with a door gweeb LK RS BN peas tanks yay hee quack gobbie Wendy J. Loo I will follow the sun wherever it may lead me. Looking for the end of the rainbow. TFTCT: JC,MG,CY,JY JF WW RT TW ST AT BT TC Douglas MacNair The tide nev er goes out so far that it will never return. Thanks Metz, Mr. R, Mr. Mad, and Johnny B. Make room for the Chairman and look out world, the bad or band is loose. 42 Raylene Matthews Steve MacNeil Dianne MacPherson Diane Mahon The message that l leave to you I’ve tried to make profound; Then again I’ve never been the sort to beat around. I learned a lot about myself through my friends and peers, yet l realize there’s more to learn in the coming years. Steve Makani A man is not the sum of what he has but the totality of what he does not yet have, of what he might have.” Jean-Paul Sartre Elizabeth Maloney I have no time to sit and wonder, cause l won’t let life drag me under. Even if it takes all l have to give. Don’t want to lose it, don’t want to waste it, my mind ' s made up. Foreigner Thanks Mom Dad, B, J, B, M, H James Marsh Patricia McCarthy Do I dare disturb the Universe? in a minute there is time for revisions and decisions which a minute will reverse. Paula E. Madden One word frees us of all the weight and pain of life. That word is LOVE. TRULY” Josiah C. McElheny l said I’m waiting Waiting for a sign Just me and my little Friend, He ' s deep inside. When there is no further Down to The bottom Drops out on up. Minor Threat Minor White 43 Laureen McCourty I won t settle down, nor settle for less, as long as there ' s half a chance that I can have it all I ' ve got to be me. Friends Forever: LF DS.JD.DL.KK.DM.CR, Al ' S at seven! Patrick McSherry Kevin Mealy Jenifer McKim And now you will swim through coves and bays and open seas. You will wear water proudly” Elizabeth McKim Sun on the Charles two bikes forgotten a jug, a loaf, and thou T.F. Jonathan P. Mehlman Accentuate the positive Delineate the negative Latch on to the affirmative Don ' t mess with Mr. inbetween Julie Meiselman Leah Melnick LOST, YESTERDAY, It ' s all a matter of somewhere between sunrise perspective and sunset, two golden hours, each set in sixty diamond minutes. No reward is offered for they are CONE FOREVER — Horace Mann DUM: Now that we Jessica Rachel Michelson you have to have a clean frock sometimes, and a beautiful, fine morning seems a good enough reason.” — Joyce Lankester Brisley 44 Susan McNeil Mehrdad Mehr Assure thee, if l vow a friendship, i ll perform it to the last article. Shakespeare Michelle Mooney When you wish upon a star, Dreams will take you very far. EWF M M Friends Forever MT SM SP RW JH 7-24-83 Faneuil Hall — Shawns, C.C. Thanks Mom i Kathryn T. Morse To believe your own thought, to believe that what is true for you in your brivate heart is true for all men — that is genius. Ralph Waldo Emerson Soccer 83 !!!! Lada Moyseev Susan Ng Toto Days will go by, Nights will end, But we shall never forget Old times, old days, and old friends. Thanks: CC, JY, SN, JC, LL, NW, CL, LL, MK, LL, LC, WL, PL, CL, WL, YS, DT, JY, JF AY, CS, AC, JY, HL, CL, BHS, TNT, MNM, CNT. Maria C. Mostajo Don ' t walk in front of me l may not follow. Don ' t walk behind me l cannot lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend.” Thanx to DF — LS.KS,AP,MR,TJ — IALY, JS — WOJB, MW — YBMY. ROOMMATES! FE — Liz! MM — LYS — SM A Blast From the Past — memories of days gone by Senior year — the elusive, never-arriving year that has finally dropped In our laps. Here we are faced with goodbye. GOODBYE? Seems as If we just said hello. What do I remember from my four years here? Do I remember anything? I remember graduating from elementary school and not being able to wait to be up at THE HIGH SCHOOL. Mixed feelings of anxiety wonder, and fake confidence took over my body as I mounted the steps saying. Give me a break, it ' s only freshmen today. The stories of the fourth floor had. as usual, reached the incoming freshmen. Being a bit uneasy, I parted with my friends (freshmen never walk to school alone), and began my search for the fourth floor and my homeroom. And yes, I did go up a wrong staircase before I found it! I took a seat. Nobody was saying a word! Even moving made me uneasy. Mr. Becker (a homeroom teacher that stayed two days before deserting us) passed out handbooks, white schedule sheets, and took attendance. For an hour we sat there, silent and uneasy, stealing glances at familiar and unfamiliar faces and watching the clock We were faced with study halls, freshman group, library passes, closed campus, and freshman gym — being a freshman but never looking like one and hearing all of the stereotypes about freshmen that never seemed to fit me My first year of high school, filled with uncertainty, changes, and growth, was over soon after its arrival Deborah Anne Murphy What is a friend? One who brings you happiness, that lasts a lifetime through, l know for that ' s the kind of friend i FOUND When I Met You! 143 DAVID 5263 PROM ' 83 98 BOF BK, PD, CR, CL, KK, LC, KD! Thanx M D, KA ' S. 5 21 83h25 Karen Murrell Luis Navas The Magic in your eyes Made me realize That everything l feel Has got to be real. 1-4-3 E.M. FOREVER THANK GOD, MOM FAMILY NEVER SAY GOODBYE; CS, SA, MB, CG, ST, PT, AN, GN MY FIRST LOVE, EM, CS. Eric Nichols The time has come”, the Walrus said, To talk of many things: Of shoes — and ships — and sealing wax — Of cabbages — and kings — And why the sea is boiling hot — And whether pigs have wings.” Lewis Carrol h 1 Alan Chi Ngan .fjiV M Dinh Thi Nguyen 45 Sophomore year I ' m afraid, also went quickly, but without leaving a single memory. All that comes to my mind when l think of Sophomore year is not being a freshman anymore, having my choice of gyms, and having a third homeroom teacher. Homeroom was a bit different that year, we no longer sat in the chairs, but on the chairs, and desks, and on the floor. I brought food everyday from my B Block cooking class and the boys still threw paper airplanes out of the window like in eighth grade. Junior year Finally an upperclassman, I thought sitting in homeroom on the first day (one of the only days l went to homeroom). Yet another homeroom teacher! Faced with a schedule of Honor Chem, Honor u.S. History and Mr. Reynolds (who was about to meet his second Potter in two years), everyone groaned in unison and went off to A Block. Chem turned out to be not so bad ' (If you called it fun, classmates would think that you were trying to get in good with the teacher — or that you kept a Chem textbook in the bathroom for light reading). History was fun (How can Mr. Cradle turn a terrible subject into something you enjoy?) And Mr. Reynolds only called me Wende twice. And then it happened! Finals over with, l took off for Spain dreaming of second semester, Senior slump, and finally learning to drive fears of college essays, mid-year school reports, APPLICATIONS, APPLICATIONS, AP- PLICATIONS. Petrification on April 15. incredible as it seems, we ' ve made it guys! We ' ve lasted through Physics. CPR, European Literature, and the SENIOR PAPER. Through fetal pigs and long nights of studying, we have survived. We’ve got nothing but good times to look forward to: the prom, graduation a partying summer and, when September rolls around, being a freshman once again. Kim Potter Lisa Nicolazzo Dedicated to Barney If you love something then let it go If it comes back then it ' s yours If not, it never was Love ya, Mom Dad friends Paul O ' Leary Cod gave us two ends: one to sit on and one to think with. Success depends on which we use most: heads we win, tails we lose! Thanks Mom Dad, John, Hinky, Okie, The Foos, Harte, Harry, Dopie. it ' s been real boys. David C. O’Brien it is a far greater tragedy to have failed to strive for a goal than it is to have fallen short of your goal. Thanks friends, CHARON, and especially MOM dad. Kevin O’Connor NOW COMES THE HARDEST PART, TRYING MY HANDLE ON THE ROAD Bob Seger Later Harty, GILL, Foo-Foo ' s, EDITH, Harry Thomas O’Reilly Susan Palermo Monique Papazian There can be no friendship without confidence; and no confidence, without integrity. Thanks: Mom, Dad, Christian M.A., A.G., V.P., C.S., P.S. A.S. Lisa Michelle Nold This day was yesterday to-morrow nam ' d; To-morrow shall be yesterday proclaim ' d; To-morrow not yet come, not far away, What shall to-morrow then be call ' d? To-day. John Owen Robert D. Oliver — NICARAGUA — Never come empty-handed. 143 MOM, ROY, WILL, AL, luisa Junior Year 1982-1983!!! Earnie Laura (?) Thanks and luv Ya ALL Bye BHS — Tova B. Pechenick When Friendship is found, Hold on to it, AND NEVER LET IT GO! so If we Forget all else let US ALWAYS REMEMBER FRIENDSHIPS. THANXChip, Juls, Mick, Karl S„ P.E., J.E., J.W., K.M., J.G., S.C., D.C., H.S. 46 Elizabeth Pelcyger And let s be careful out there. Sergeant Phillip Esterhouse Stella Perez All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream Edgar Allan Poe Fly high, in the sky Way up in th e air. We fly so high we ' ll never die We need to despair. Josh C. Barbara Perkins Your gentle ways your loving touch will always mean so very much For all the special things you do I’ll always be in love with you. SW. JA. KK. TM. KW. BC. CW. JA. Victoria Perry I ' ll take Manhattan, the Bronx and Staten island, too New York, here I come! Edward Peters Ted Peterson Some are born to move the world — To live their fantasies Neil Peart Syphorn Phan Lukyn Phipps Thank you, John R, Ellen, sws, and Mum. Peter R. Polishuk Francisco Pombo it’s better to have it all now than none later. THE RUGBY PUNKS! Bray Poor l think l have had enough talk about mental vs. physical aspects of people, with our newly acquired real world,” the time has come for the body to make passes at the mind, and the mind to have cinco contra uno. Adam Posen Against Stupidity the Gods Themselves contend in vain — Friedrich Schiller The worst sin towards our fellow creatures is not to hate them, but to be indifferent to them: that ' s the essence of inhumanity — George Bernard Shaw IZ. 47 Kimberly Ann Potter I would not leave you in times of trouble. We never could have come this far. I could not love you any better. I love you just the way you are. B.J. FOREVER: DA RR.BH.LG, NB, WT, JP, DESPERADO! Deepanwita Prusty Age and youth are great flatterers. Brooding on each other ' s obvious psychology neither dares to tell the other outright what manifestly is the truth: your world is poison ' William Carlos Williams idor Rabinowitz There ' s a time to learn And a time to spend A time to start And a time to end. I had a good time Within these school walls But I ' m happy to leave So goodbye to you all. Maria Ramirez Barton Ramos Leslie Randall Karen Rao Nothing is so strong as real gentleness, nothing so gentle as real strength. Christine Redler Fate Makes relatives but choice makes friends. KK, DM, DS, DL, LF, JD, LM Friends forever. LITE, Bowling? Post, Lincoln, Als at 7. Thanks Mom Nothing is a waste that makes a memory. Ain ' t no stopping us now. Tami Elizabeth Reed Never take the words of another person if you do not know who it is that you are hearing about. Especially if those words come from an old village woman ' s mouth. THANX MOM! AKERS HOUSE RULES 48 l will accept only that which l understand everything different l call mystery and wait for an understanding.” || Pattimarie Randall Geoffrey Rees This author’s advice to his readers is to make the best you can of your brain — it ' s pretty good storage space and the price is right — and then turn to something else.” Tom Robbins Catherine Reeve Kings of the sea, they kept 1 my eratic life in order. They always let me sing all of my i songs, and could put sun into my days. Let it be known, l always remember | them. I Tnk Anne Renzi Animals are such agreeable friends; they ask no questions, pass no criticisms. — C. Elliot Backward, turn backward, 0 Time in thy flight; Make me a child again, just for tonight. — E.A. ALLEN Thanks and love NC,VR ' S,JD,BM,A,LAC Melissa Rice — Oh end this day show me the ocean when shall l see the sea may this day meet me in motion I ought to be on my way — James Taylor 9 years and counting F.M.R, N.H. and F.R. w.t.e.g. Andrew Richmond 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. Robert Rizika VENI VEDI VECI!!!! Hay Zave Ramin Roayai Knowledge may give weight, but accomplishments give luster, and many more people see than weigh.” Philip Dormer Stanhope Thanx Guys (Soccer 82-83) Good luck! C.Y. T.F. J.L. A.C. Gillian Roberts MADNESS in the quad is so SPECIAL! we do TOO MUCH TOO YOUNG” but who cares? Thanks to all the CANNY LADS and LASSES at this school. TA-RAA from England. 49 w Kristin Ardella Robinson I am a part of all that I have met” Tennyson You can dream But you can never go back the way you came” I don ' t know where I ' m running now, I ' m just Running on” J. Browne Cheryl Ann Romagna ”l don ' t know half of you half as well as I should like; and l like less than half of you half as well as you deserve. I love you, SM RC Christine Rogers True Friendship is like sound health, The value of it is seldom known until it be lost. FF. CL LC Kicks zobo PD DM No Problem MTWC Thanks Mom, Dad and Marty! Lisa Rogers It ' s the terror of knowing what the world is about, its watching some good friends scream let me out — David B! Ich bin ein Berliner — JFK Where were you? — A Rich The Girls just wanna have fun OA!D? How many Gs? ILOVENATICK! Hit the beach Champagne! Sharon Ann Romagna Time is slipping by us, Filling up our pasts, But memories of today, For me will always last.”l Love YOU, TK SM RC EM WCJ. Robert Alan Rosenbaum Down the ancient corridors And through the gates of time Run the ghosts of days That we left behind. K.A.P. Whenever l needed you We ' ve got tonight, R.P. P.S., Cruisin’ Q” in ' Mom and Dad, l love you. Cyrus P. Rolbin Let me at the master panel Let me at my stack; This must be the time, We turn water into wine. The sea refuses no river — Peter Townshend — Thank You All — 50 Julie Rosenfleld While pondering and putting off the perfect thing to say, it occured to me I once believed I ' d never see the day, I ' d say goodbye to Brady Bunch + sweet Security, to curfews and annoying rules — To join the ranks of grown-up fools. Felice M. Rutstein — All these places have their moments with lovers and friends l still can recall some are dead and some are living In my life I ' ve loved them all u — Lennon ISRAEL 83 (GEVARAM) with N.H. 9 years and counting M.W.R. Deanne Sanchez Wherever you are. it’s your friends who make your world. Memories last — FOREVER — DL, LM, JD, KK, DM, LF, CR AiS at 7, Bowling lite? Jen! (S-D-M-B) Do Da Dan K. Rosenthal Learn as if you were to live forever live as if you were to die tomorrow. Isidore Archbishop of Seville Maren M. Rossman Remember always that you not only have a right to be an individual, you have an obligation to be one. Eleanor Roosevelt Special thanks to LB, LS, my grandparents, BR, JA, MB, JAZ, ILY JR, Lisa Saltzman Our doubts are traitors, and make us lose the good we oft might win, by fearing to attempt. — Shakespeare Nina L. Saletan if I were a duck I ' d find a blue lake And we ' d swim all day long And go quack, quack Thanx HB, BS, LL, JT, RW, NC LKSRBN htb quack this way L S — tfys! Falmouth ' 83 Jose Miguel Santamaria To live the life That is what I want. To feel everything it is possible to feel, to know everything it is possible to know and to do everything it is possible to do. J.M.S. Eric Sargent Joseph Rugar In this era of rapid change one thing remains constant, it is easier to pray for forgiveness than to resist temptation Alan Salzman THE ONLY DEFINITE THINGS IN LIFE ARE DEATH AND TAXES DON ' T WORRY ABOUT THE REST. Riitta Scharf According to the rules of artistic taste, these colours should clash horribly, and yet what a symphony they produce composed by the hand of nature. Loft Parties! Track! Sometea? Paris! London! DoMeCish C 51 Warn Wega Shaw Andrea Shapiro Everything must have an end, Like an ocean to a shore, Like a river to a stream. Take it calmly and serene, it ' s THE FAMOUS FINAL SCENE. I ' ll miss everyone so much — esp. THE CLIQUE JRF. Paul Sheinkopf For the soul is form and doth the body make. Rebekah Schlesinger To know that we k now what we know, and that we do not know what we do not know, that is true knowledge. Confucius vered Shakked Thanks Mom Dad. and Roy for being there for me. Thanks Yuval, inbal, Suzy and Idor, hope to meet you again in ISRAEL! 1 Kenneth C. Shea Happy are those who dream dreams, and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. Thanks Mom Dad K.S. + P.D. 143 Howard Schwartz Liberty without learning is always in peril and learning without liberty is always in vain. John F. Kennedy 4 Richard Schlight Katherine Shander And the world is busting at its seams And you ' re just a prisoner of your dreams Holding on for your life — SPRINGSTEEN Thanks Mum, Mr. R„ LKRSE, Beth L. (My better half), and esp. Kurt (LM) my hubby! Christopher Seibel Gail Martha Shapiro May the saddest days of your future be no worse than the happiest days of your past. C,C,D,H,K,S.; M.W.; S.A.K. Risa Sherman Charm is a glow within a woman that casts a most becoming light on others. John Mason Brown TC ' S — D L — A F — FFFWWAB. KOS: EH, TH, SO, CS, BL, PC, MW JENNI DONT EVER GET SFA M,D,M P SBL 52 W Joshua Shulman The sexual embrace must be differentiated from the violent or competitive encounter. Hani Barbara Silverman l daresay you haven’t had much practice ' said the Queen. Why, sometimes I’ve believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast.” — LC . You can’t exaggerate the intensity of Man ' s irresolution and craving for authority. — SF Amy Small Bereniki Silbert Harold M. Simansky Always do right. This will gratify some people and astonish the rest. — Mark Twain Elizabeth A. Smith Thanx KS,MM,MR,CG,AP,SH,JW,MC, We must always have old memories and new hopes . Hold onto your dreams and they’ll come true.” ROOMMATES! FA, DF.RL.MP.CQ, Summers at Y, WC AL WB, Tito, The Clan LA, IZZY B, NC, Itsy, CT IMT F! LATER MUCH CHS! THANX MOM Rachel Silbert When angry, count to four; when very angry, swear. — Twain — LKRSBN — The diversity of the Senior class is seen in the variety of responses to a recent poll. Students were asked to list their favorite: AUTHOR Mark Twain Isaac Asimov Stephen King j.r. Tolkien George Orwell WEEKEND ACTIVITY Allen Slavin Sleeping going to the movies watching bands at night clubs dancing partying with friends!! EXCUSE FOR NOT DOING HOMEWORK worked late caught the 24 hour flu busy with college applications left it at home what homework?? EXCUSE FOR CUTTING A CLASS had a dentist appointment was at the clinic had a college interview heard that it was cancelled attended a funeral Tiffany Smith learn of life from life itself Jane Addams Thanks, m d, zs, ss, js, hh, KK, PM, CL, LK, SWIM TEAM MRS. R RESTAURANT Chef Chang ' s House 33 Dunster St. Magic Pan Edibles Pino ' s MUSICAL ARTIST CROUP David Bowie Michael Jackson Paul Simon Irene Cara English Beat Who? CHARACTERISTIC OF BHS open campus varied class selection student diversity teachers concern athletics GRADUATION!! 53 Leigh Springman It ' s your own conscience that ' s gonna remind you that it’s your heart and nobody elses that ' s gonna judge, live for yourself and you will live in vain live for others and you will live again Cynthia Strowman Slow down, you move too fast, You’ve got to make the morning last. Just kickin ' down the cobble stones. Lookin’ for fun and feeling groovy! — S D Thanks M, D,S, and friends! iris Tabak A man is like a bird as long as his soul sings within him.” Natan Yonatan Karen Sonnenschein Life is like music; it must be composed by ear, feeling and instinct, not by rule. — Samuel Butler No bird soars too high, if he soars with his own wings. — william Blake Looks like we made it! Thomas Steele Tina Suatengco I WISH I WISH THAT I COULD KNOW THE PLACES I HAVE YET TO CO THE WAYS I ' LL CHANCE THE THINGS I ' LL DO, THE SPECIAL DREAMS I ' LL MAKE COME TRUE. MEMORIES OF B H.S.ST AJ.BS.JY.IY.TC MC.PC, FC JL.JM TS. MOM DAD (MENTOS FATTY) Yet wah soo Hoo If dreams die there ' s nothing left, i m sitting on a cloud wishing on a star your friends in the crowd the memories aren ' t far P.S. Who are you? C.C. Richard l. Stein Outer show is a poor substitute for inner worth. — Aesop lt was the best of times, the worst of times, the spring of hope, the winter of despair — Dickens Thanks to friends, w o whom it would just have been the worst of times. Crystal Sylvester You have to dance to keep from crying. You have to dance to keep from dying. Thank Cod, Mom, Dad, Curtis KM,KH,MA,ST,DS,AC,MB,CG,BD- SA, JD, PT, AA AND ALL MY FRIENDS 1-4-3 Danny, Karen, M.A. Cara Stone Just when it was beginning to feel like home. S.S. F.N. NF, DL, RS, QM, ED, and CS. LTBPOE Carolyn B. Szeto it is not how much we have but how much we enjoy, that makes happiness. — Charles H. Sprugeon Thanx to: VP, MP, AC, MA, AND MY FAMILY. I couldn ' t have made it without you. Julia Soyer Adieu, adieu, adieu. That’s all folks! 1 Hamlet Sr. 2 Porkey Pig Albert Anthony Tappe If the lightning strikes i am Dead if it doesn ' t i will not live — Minor White Shabnam Teymourian , THE WAY TO LOVE ANYTHING, ! IS TO REALIZE THAT IT MIGHT BE LOST. I LUV U GUYS, TS, AJ, JY, IY, LW BS, BK, RA, TC, MG, JB, REZA AND SPECIALY MOM (MENTOS FATTY) Marilyn Taylor It ' s like a jungle sometimes it makes me wonder how I keep from going under. FRIENDS FOREVER M.M. S M. R.W. E.S. (love ya GIRLIE MASHER) THANKS MOM DAD Richard Thompson I Mary Ann Taylor ALWAYS AND FOREVER EACH MOMENT WITH YOU IS JUST LIKE A DREAM TO ME THAT SOME HOW CAME TRUE HARRY M. 6-24-82 Thanks M D, mm, mt, SP, RW, SM Memories — Noahs, After hours Riverias, 713 — GLE, Shawns, CC lan Thornell I ' ll be your rock, when You ' re about to fall Together, we ' ll move on ahead and walk right thru it all. Thanks Mom, Dad, J , R.M., K.H., M B., THE BOYS, AYANNA. ) Kelly Teixeira (Tex) Dare to be different. it’s not what you think of me, it ' s what l think of you. M Furlong J. Penny — H in PS and B WL U N ME 4-EVER FRIENDS L.E.J DO WAD ITTY PROM ' 83 LUV U CHIP DOODOO BREATH SATBOTB JEFF THANKS CR NUTTYBUDDY MRS. H Jordan Tishler l loved you. You wanted justice and there was none — Only love. — Archibald MacLeish The important thing is not to stop questioning — Albert Einstein Richard H. Tom in the short period that i have spent at B.H.s. I have grown to know and become part of that special atmosphere which breathes l3 r the characters of a better tomorrow and a brighter future for the generations yet to come. ■i Phirun Touch Raymond Traietti Meiping Tso Your children are not your children. For their souls dwell in the house of tomorrow, which you can not visit, not even in your dreams. — Kahil Gibran So they gathered up their baggage and went off, following the man through the jungle. A. A. Milne 55 Alison Tsoi The hair is real — it ' s the head that ' s fake. I am an idealist. I don ' t know where I’m going but l am on my way. Never pretend to a love which you do not actually feel, for love is not ours to command. Deborah Marcy utstein Success is bringing a dream to a reality. DMU Mark Wagner Dena E. Tung Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime we ll take the best, forget the rest And someday we ' ll find These are the best of times. Thanx: Mom, Dad, Deb Bob JY KH.JY TC, CH, AC, KW. PY I Rhonda M. Turner To live your life in your own way To reach for the goals you have set for yourself To be the you that you want to be That is success. Thanks: Mom, Maria P„ Mr. T„ SP, LB, DS, AT, MW. Rita Tzimorangas The old believe everything: the middle aged suspect everything: the young know everything. — Oscar Wilde Thanks for 4 great years: DP, AM, KC, JB, MC, BK, BL, JT, AM, LD, What does this mean? MONACO!! HONEY! BACARDI!!! NEVER STOP PARTYING!!!! Elizabeth VanDeCarr She grinned because it was the last quarter of the twentieth century, and something momentous was happening.” Tom Robbins Seamus Joseph Vanecko ONE MAN CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE AND EVERY MAN SHOULD TRY John Fitzgerald Kennedy Charles A. Villee My most sincere thanks: To Dr. McCarthy, Mr. Waldron, Mr. Wright, Mr. Ladenburg, Mrs. Firestone; Jack Ma, Cara Stone, Katie Shander: to Mr. Viglirolo, for the great ideas he gave me: and to everyone else at BHS: l won ' t forget you. Stephanie weaver l will miss you guys after I leave here.” Leonard J. Weinstein Today is the beginning of the rest of your life THANKS FOR EVERYTHING: Dad, Mom, Steve Wing, Ray, A”, Mr. P. and Patty Shea. Julie Melissa, Mr. R„ K.Z., C.C: J.F.X.F. R.P: L.M.R. and Hannah Joseph C. weir When we think of BHS today and tomorrow, the memories will remind us of the good times we had yesterday. Thanks for everything Mom Dad. TEX, RA, SW, JM, AC, JT, JF, PO, JH, AF, DL 56 Rebecca weisel Cot a picture in my mind Of the way that l wanna be So I search until l find The power inside of me! — Foreigner — Thanx — L.W., S.K., E.I., L.M., J.B C.C., 2 27 83 MATT Thanx — MOM, JIM JEN, NANA PAPA David Matthew Welch A clock that doesn ' t work has the right time twice a day. UNKNOWN Matti Williams Do not order your soldiers to do what you cannot do yourself.” — Jean-Claude Gallois Andrew M. Wolfe l am lost in Wolf ' s clothing, I admit sheepishly. arf Rene Wells it s the same old story, same old song and dance my friend AEROSMITH Thanks Barb, Mr. R, Mrs. D Both MT ' S, KO, MM, CM, RC, CR, PD, BP, JA, BB, RC, MA DAD And my one only, Mr. CM Erica Wilson Sonia Elaine Wolpow It is very difficult to predict, especially the future. Niels Bohr Donald Windett James Wiener Watch out — for the things that you believe in You ' re gonna be attacked and you won ' t know what it is Right now — before its much too lat e Paul Ace Frehley Theodore M. Wheaton, Jr. Faith is dead to doubts, dumb to discouragements, blind to impossibilities, and knows nothing but success. Thanks Mom and Dad. Lorna R. Wilson LOOK AT ME, I ' M HERE, I HAVE DIGNITY, I HAVE PRIDE I HAVE ROOTS, I INSIST, I DEMAND THAT I PARTICIPATE IN THOSE DECISIONS THAT EFFECT MY LIFE, AND THE LIVES OF MY CHILDREN. THANX M D N M P P POPY CC TY, JC. MB, TB, JP, KC, EB, ST, D Susan Wong We can make discoveries by seeing things differently. Replace old perceptions w new ones and combine old ideas in new ways to bring into being something which NVR existed. LKRSBN, Life ' s delights — NVR cease 2 B amused! THIS way in Twizone. Quack YAY! 57 Sue Woodward Elsie Y. Yee We dreamers have our ways of facing rainy days, and somehow we survive. Then one day the sun appears, and then we come shining through those lonely years. B. Manilow Christopher Yoder Calvin Yee Carolyn Yee The human heart has hidden treasures in secret kept, in silence sealed; The thoughts, the hopes, the dreams, the pleasures whose charms were broken if revealed. Charlotte Bronte James Yee Eric Yee You come into the world with nothing, and the purpose of your life is to make something out of nothing. H.L. Mencken Have a good future and good luck to the class of 1984” Claire Youkilis But the hour, the day, the night passed, and whatever returns, an hour, a day, a night like that can never again return Walt Waltham Meredith Young Some say holding on makes you strong; sometimes it ' s letting go. Thanx M,D,L,M,J — 143 DPV, JD, CM, DL — Thanx for being there, uma, cc, nas, FS, 1199LL Lights”, Roses, DPV 11! To all my friends at BHS Thanx and Good luck. Einstein Yee Defeat is not the worst of failures. Not to have tried is the true failure. G.E.W. Your future is like climbing a mountain How high you can climb is how hard you try. Einstein Yee Joseph Yee To everyone who’s given me happiness. Thanks for all the good times. Those are the times to remember, ro, DT, JY, AY, SN, AC, CH, MG, WL, AJ, ST, BS, CL, HL, GF. SW, DL, MR, YS, DA, TS. 58 Connie Yuen Jeanette Yuen Tommy and Jeanette Together forever Thanx for all the help you ' ve given me: TC,DT,MC,TN,AF,YY,JY,JM,BY, WL.LL.JY Elena zamara Lori zetlin l care not what others think of what I do, but l care very much about what l do. That is character! TC ' s always — DL RS RE — 82 forever LG — pope — MBB ' s cause it ' s the laughter we will remember.” RS — Siempre — RC,PL,S.G. Alexandra Zdanovich Do not consider me now as an elegant female intending to plague you, but as a rational creature speaking the truth from her heart. Jane Austin And then my heart with pleasure fills, and dances with the daffodils, m.m. Alina Zilber Maya Zaitzevsky if l could I ' d slow the whole world down. I’d bring it to it ' s knees I ' d stop it ' s spinning ' round, but as it is I’m climbing up an endless wall. No time at all. The Police. Stephen zeh Johan Zwaan You, you are on the road Must have a code that you can live by. And so, become yourself Because the past Is just a goodbye. Teach your children well, their father’s hell did slowly go by And feed them on your dreams, the one they pick, the one you ' ll know by. Don ' t you ever ask them why, If they told you you would cry, So just look at them and sigh, and know they love you. And you, of the tender years, can’t know the fears that you elders grew by. And so, please help them with your need. They seek the truth before they can die, Teach your parents well, Their children ' s hell will slowly go by. And feed them on your dreams The one they pick, the one you ' ll know by. Don ' t you ever ask them why, If they told you you would cry, So just look at them and sigh, And know they love you. — Crosby, Stills, Nash Young Two camp counselors once sang this song to a motley group of teenagers with whom they were spending an incalculably fun Febru- ary vacation in the frozen waste- lands of Western Massachusetts. They said it summed up their pur- pose, their reasons for spending that time with us. In four years I ' ve come to see how right they were and how those words apply to the people here, in these hallowed halls. Our teachers have done more than illuminate concepts of the Italian Renaissance and drill the definition of the limit of a sequence into our skulls. They have, without really knowing it, shown us their dreams, their ideas, their values, their lives, we have spent four years being shown how people different from our parents live and think, and we can internalize that and draw from it what we might want for ourselves. We begin to see what we want to learn. As people, our teachers have given us a lot, and nothing could be more important. I teach therefore l am. — unknown 59 SENIOR DIRECTORY Abdelbary, Ekbal, 82 Ivy St 4 02146 Abrahams, Debra, 55 Sumner Rd 02146 Abramowitz, Adam, 89 Hyslop Rd 02146 Adamsky, Robert, 129 Addington Rd 02146 Adelson, Dawn, 153 university Rd 02146 Agostini, Tana, 132 Mason Terr 02146 Allen, Donia, 34 Orchard Rd 02146 Allen, Laura 116 Columbia St 02146 Allen, Robert 277 Russett Rd 02167 Almeida, Tony, 22 High St 02146 Alvarez, Milton, 280 Mason Terr 02146 Amendola, Joanne, 48 Jamaica Rd 02146 Armelin, Lia, 20 Chapel St 02146 Athanasiou, Megan, 338A Newton St 02167 Axelrad, Robin 280 Clark Rd 02146 Babyonyshev, Maria, 60 Gorham Ave 02146 Bader, Rachel, 25 Windsor Rd 02146 Banks, Neal, 85 Dale St 02167 Barber, Jeffrey, 114 Lancaster Terr 02146 Barker, Carol, 347 St Paul St 02146 Barnes, Eric, 9 Strathmore Rd 02146 Baron, Lesley, 93 Stearns Rd 02146 Barrett, Bradley, 218 Chestnut St 02146 Bassett, Jonathan, 14 Norfolk Rd 02167 Beaton, Wendolyn, 526 Harvard St 02146 Becker, Aaron, 5 Wellman St 02146 Becker, Catherine, 21 Coolidge St 02146 Beckford, Michelle, 47 Highland Rd 02146 Bedrick, Steven, 66 Woodcliff Rd 02167 Belozersky, Marina, 74 Egmont St 02146 Bender, Carolyn, 11 William St 02146 Benson, Keith, 39 Kendall St 02146 Berger, Michael, 4 Worthington Rd 02146 Berger, Pamela, 155 Sewall Ave 02146 Bergland, Christopher, 219 Crafts Rd 02167 Berman, Alexandra, 15 Alton Place 1 02146 Berman, Hayley, 87 Centre St 02146 Bernson, Linda, 19 Lyon Rd 02167 Biselli, Elisabete, 23 Claflin Rd 02146 Blair, Jean, 308 Heath St 02167 Blankschtein, Suzan, 174 Winchester St 02146 Bluestone, Hanya, 90 Babcock St 02146 Boni, Andrew, 127 Sumner Rd 02146 Bowen, John, 58 Welch Rd 02146 Boyd, Tabatha, 18 Algonquin St 4 02124 Brown, Bruce, 103 Homestead St 02121 Brown, David, 83 Pleasant St 02146 Brown, Robert, 126 Chestnut St 02146 Bruce, Jeanette, 14 Fairmount St 02146 Budoff, Samuel, 34 university Rd 02146 Bumpus, Heidi, 381 Pond Ave 02146 Bunker, William, 8 Wolcott Road 02167 Burns, Monique, 189 Rawson Rd 02146 Butters, Paul, 7 Naples Rd 02146 Campana, Danielle, 26 Abbottsford Rd 02146 Candido, Roseanne, 14 Corey Rd 02146 Carey, Scott, 15 Egmont St 02146 Carr, Julia, 15 Hancock Rd 02146 Carson, James, 165 Aspinwall Ave 02146 Carver, Susan, 179 South St 02167 Caspar, David, 9 Hyslop Rd 02146 Cassidy, Dwight, 28 Winslow Rd 02146 Chan, Paula, 14 Searle Ave 02146 Chandler, Elizabeth, 128 Addington Rd 02146 Chandler, Hope, 15 Groveland St 02126 Chaudhury, Nazmul, 85 St Mary St 02146 Chayot, Milana, 98 St Paul St 02146 Cherson, Jeffrey, 96 Columbia St 02146 Chertok, Jon, 142 Clinton Rd 02167 Cheung, Paul, 323 St Paul St 3 02146 Cheung, Rita, 323 St Paul St 3 02146 Chin, Brady, 36 Euston St 02146 Chin, Denise, 45 Cottage St 02146 Chin, Gary, 221 St Paul St 02146 Chin, Kenneth, 150 Summit Ave 02146 Chipman, Elana, 299 Tappan St 02146 Chorover, Katya, 262 Clinton Rd 02167 Chou, Benjamin, 33 Dwight St 5 02146 Cohen, Robert, 70 Pearl St 1504 02146 Colina, Fernando, 1 Mason St 02146 Collins, Jacqueline, 4 Boylston St 02130 Collins, Mark, 130 Lancaster Terr 02146 Coney, Tammy, 28 Village Way 02146 Conlon, Steven, 32 Walnut St 02146 Connelly, Adam, 289 Marlborough St 02116 Connolly, Malachi, 49 Harvard Ave 02146 Cooper, Beth, 200 Lancaster Terr 02146 Copeland, Joy, 31 S Charlame St 02119 Coulter, Cheryl, 43 Theodore St 02124 Counts, David, 35 Westbourne Ter 02146 Cove, Louis, 11 Clark Rd 02146 Credle, Leslie, 8 Wabon St 02121 Crespo, Maria, 483 Boylston St 02146 Croke, Lisa, 34 Walnut St 02146 Cullen, Kenneth, 7 Egmont St 02146 Curcio, Amy, 33 Bartlett Cres 02146 Curry, Marilyn, 167 High St 02146 Daniels, Traci, 90 Hollingsworth 02126 Decola, Valery, 140 Sewall Ave 02146 Dentremont, Susan, 45 White Place 02146 60 Devine, Patricia, 10 New Terrace Rd 02146 Doherty, Michael, 44 Vernon St 02146 Donovan, Patricia, 57 Harris St 02146 Dopazo, Jennifer, 234 Cypress St 02146 Doran, Eric, 109 St Paul St 02146 Doress, Hannah, 23 Searle Ave 02146 Dorfman, David, 11 Lyon Rd 02167 Dougherty, Joseph, 36 waverly St 02146 Drain, Michael, 151 Salisbury Rd 02146 Drury, Dawn, 145 Winthrop Rd 1 02146 Dunham, Ciuliana, 1110 Beacon St 1-C 02146 Duval, Michele, 33 Egmont St 4 02146 Easley, Jonathan, 51 Gorham Ave 02146 Ehrenworth, Amy, 19 Thatcher St 02146 El-Awad, Fariza, 201 High St 02146 Evalds, Melissa, 83 Kenwood St 02146 Evans, Rachael, 15 Thatcher St 02146 Fakhr, Delara, 65 Cutler Lane 02167 Fasten, Marc, 66 Atherton Rd 02146 Feldman, Nan, 26 Downing Rd 02146 Ferguson, Tom, 415 Washington St 02146 Ferris, Patricia, 32 Manchester Rd 02146 Fiorenzi, Anthony, 57 Ackers Ave 02146 Fitch, Harrison, 98 Lancaster Terr 02146 Flanagan, Aisling-Jo, 78 Wolcott Rd 02167 Fletcher, Tobie, 495 Boylston St 02167 Flood, Edward, 15 Prince St 02146 Flood, John, 15 Prince St 02146 Foley, Lisa, 218 Chestnut St 02146 Foley, Thomas, 56 Windsor Rd 02146 Fong, Gary, 201 Davis Ave 02146 Ford, Mark, 18 Davis Ave 02146 Ford, Warren, 18 Davis Ave 02146 Fortier, John, 90 Craftsland Rd 02167 Fotopoulus, Arthur, 78 Coolidge St 02146 Frank, Deborah, 6 Auburn Court 02146 Fredericks, Joseph, 22 High St 02146 Freeman, Helen, 48 Williams St 02146 Friedman, Ellyn, 50 Green St 02146 Galanis, Sandy, 19 Winchester St 02146 Galloway, Julia, 108 Winthrop Rd 02146 Gannon, Richard, 22 High St 02146 Gee, Angela, 168 Winthrop Rd 02146 Geracht, Samantha, 222 Bonad Rd 02167 Gessen, Maria, 23 Westbourne Ter 02146 Gillis, Kevin, 50 Brook St 02146 Cines, Joseph, 61 Egmont St 4 02146 Ginsburg, Richard 133 Partk St 02146 Ginzburg, Yanina, 126 Babcock St 02146 Clincher, David, 9 Rockledge Rd. 02167 Goldberg, Judy, 520 Clinton Rd 02146 Goldberg, Stephanie, 85 Willard Rd 02146 Golden, Lisa, 362 Tappan St 02146 Goldfein, Peter, 157 Naples Rd 02146 Gomez, Maria, 33 Brook St 02146 Goodale, Amy, 48 Kent St 02146 Goodrich, Janice, 347 St Paul St 5 02146 Goodwin, Jean-Paul, 15 Parkman St 02146 Goon, Melissa, 31 Sumner Rd 02146 Gordon, Donald, 60 Browne St 02146 Gosdanian, Paul, 22 Harris St 02146 Granger, Christopher, 60 Verndale St 02146 Green, Anthony, 5 Wellington Ter 02146 Green, Carol, 123 South St 02167 Green, Heidi, 46 Abbottsford Rd 02146 Greene, Lisa, 24 Auburn St 02146 Griffin, Damon, 1443 Beacon St 105 02146 Grinev, Vladimir, 16 Brington Rd 02146 Gropman, Adam, 332 Tappan St 02146 Gutierrez, Gonz, 16 Tabor Place 02146 Guttmacher, Christopher, 9 Irving St 02146 Gwiazda, Joshua, 44 Penniman Rd 02146 Hackel, Melissa, 1809 Beacon St 02146 Hahn, Charles, 797 Washington St 02146 Hale, Sarah, 164 Thorndike 2 02146 Halfkenny, Kirsten, 21 Searle Ave 02146 Hall, David, 36 Codman Rd 02146 Han, Helen, 46 Verndale St 02146 Hansard, Kecia, 2 Haven St 02118 H arold, Jon, 379 Pond Ave 02146 Harris, Dale, 132 Sewall Ave 02146 Harris, Darlene, 347 St Paul St 02146 Harte, John, 26 Bowker St 02146 Haskal, Eliav, 226 Reservoir Rd 02167 Hatch, Susan, 142 Pleasant St 02146 Hayaski, Atsunori, 199 Longwood Ave 02146 Henrichs, Markus, 144 Longwood Ave 02146 Hernandez, Enrique, 31 Perry St 02146 Hewlett, Erik, 133 Park St 02146 Hickey, Dennis, 341 St Paul Street 02146 Higgins, David, 219 Aspinwall Ave 02146 Hines, Heather, 20 Newell Rd 02146 Hines, Karen, 21 Egmont St 02146 Hirshom, Dawn, 200 Crafts Rd 02167 Hirshom, Jamie, 200 Crafts Rd 02167 Ho, Cecilia, 631 Chestnut Hll A 02146 Hoffmeister, Kristin, 24 Verndale St 02146 Hogu, Paul, 563 Heath St 02167 Hollister, James, 15 Davis Ave 02146 Holt, Barbara, 70 Pearl St 02146 Hong, wai Lap, 95 Stedman St 02146 Honig, Daniel, 30 University Rd 02146 Hou, Wen-Min, 24 Cleveland Rd 02146 H ouge, Augusto, 910 Boylston St 02167 Hougham, Charles, 220 High St 02146 Hu, Ethel, 11 Manchester Rd 02146 Hullum, Nicole, 85 Hazelton St 02126 Hurd, Dale, PO Box 506 02146 Hurtiz, Lucia, 23 Kenwood St 02146 Hussain, Tanvir, 42 Corey Rd 02146 Hyde, Jonathan, 35 Ogden Rd 02167 Idov, Margarita, 15 Westbourne Ter 02146 Ingalls, Brita, 58 Marshall St 02146 izzi, Carl, 360 Kent St 02146 Jacobs, Jill, 41 Highland Rd 02146 Jacobson, Boris, 300 Beverly Rd 02167 Jansen, Rolf, 11 Evans Rd 02146 Jefferson, April, 54 Wellington Hll 02126 Jemmott, Francine, 46 Village Way 02146 Jenkins, Stanley, 19 Bradley St 02124 Kaliouby, Amr, 1822 Beacon St 02146 Kaplan, Jeffrey, 26 Davis Ave 02146 Kaplanski, Galon, 185 Freeman St 02146 Kauka, Kanani, 89A Mason Terrace 02146 Kavanagh, Darcy, 44 Rawson Rd 02146 Kavanagh, Nancy, 64 White Place 02146 Kelleher, John, 249 Russett Rd 02167 Kelley, Hartlie, 10 Bowker St 02146 Kelly, Karen, 224 High St 02146 Kelly, Kenneth, 224 High St 02146 Kelly, Sean, 120A Sewall Ave 02146 Kendall, Sara, 78 Winthrop Rd 02146 Khuzare-Hall, Jenan, 231 High St 2 02146 Kickham, Kathleen, 91 Crowninshield Rd 02146 Kilpatrick, Mark, 88 Pleasant St 02146 King, Andrew, 17 Aspinwall 1 02146 Kirrane, Kristin, 3 Country Rd 02167 Kirzner, Audrey, 166 Thorndike St 02146 Kleiler, David, 441 Washington St 02146 Knowles, Jennifer, 185 Freeman St 540 02146 Koberle, Alexander, 185 Freeman St 02146 Koniaris, Anastasia, 797 Washington St 02146 Kovel, Anna, 56 Hawes St 02146 Kozol, Lauren, 117 Clinton Rd 02167 Krivoy, Vitaly, 15 Aspinwall Ave 02146 Kuuse, Tara, 28 Clark Rd 02146 Lai, Cyrus, 25 Stearns Rd 02146 Laing, Jeannine, 333 Geneva Ave 02122 Lajevardi, Amir, 100 Marion St 17 02146 Langdon, Charon, 12 Village Way 02146 Lanzkron, Lisa, 35 Gardner Rd 02146 Larson, Christine, 18 Browne St 02146 Lau, Chee, 108 Lawton St 02146 Lavine, Sarah, 20 Hillside Ave 02155 Lawlor, Deborah, 118 Franklin St 02146 Leake, Pamela, 38 Alberta Rd 02167 Lee, Daniel, 60 Gibbs St 02146 Lee, Harry, 384 Boylston St 02167 Lee, Ta-Chung, 6 Parkway Rd 02146 Lee, Ta-Shu, 6 Parkway Rd 02146 Leonardi, Dean, 11 Gibbs St 3 02146 Leonhard, Roderick, 283 Buckminster Rd 02146 Leung, Cindy, 41 Manchester Rd 02146 Levenson, liana, 58 Brook St 02146 Levin, Aaron, 72 Francis St 02146 Levin, Joanna, 77 Pond Ave 02146 Levine, Jane, 51 Beresford Rd 02146 Levine, Pamela, 43 Salisbury Rd 02146 Levy, Karen, 77 Beals St 02146 Libby, Stephen, 212 High St 02146 Linberg, Steven, 59 Ackers Ave 02146 Lipson, Darci, 12 Intervale Rd 02167 Livshin, Edward, 32 Summit Ave 02146 Lobdell, Beth, 34 Bowker St 02146 Lockwood, John, 50-52 Boylston St 02167 Loewy, Ben, 816 Heath St 02167 Long, Charlene, 209 Pleasant St 02146 Long, Lannae, 247 Crafts Rd 02167 Long, Susan, 91 Shaw Rd 02167 Loo, Wendy, 106 Pleasant St 02146 Lucas, Tara, 9 Craftsland Rd 02167 Lugumira, John, 1013 Beacon St 02146 Lynch, Jesse, 261 Walnut St 02146 Lyubarsky, Stella, 222 Freeman St 2 02146 Ma, Jack, 1272 Beacon St 02146 MacEachern, John, 15 Thatcher St 02146 Mackenzie, Danielle, 32 Juniper St. 02146 MacNair, Douglas, 177 Hancock St. 02139 MacNeil, Paul, 342 St. Paul St 02146 MacNeil, Steve, 108 Tappan St 02146 MacPherson, Dianne, 100 Franklin St 02146 Madden, Paula, 341 St Paul St. 02146 Mahon, Diane, 9 Mulford St 02146 Makani, Steven, 43 Dale St 02167 Maloney, Elizabeth, 170 Dudley St 02146 Mann, Carol, 42 Walnut St 02146 Mann, Marleasah, 7 Egmont St 02146 Marsh, James, 17 Parkvale St 02146 Martin, John, 24 Winslow Rd 02146 Matacunas, Michelle, 270 Beacon St 02116 Mataev, Edi, 126 Babcock St 27 02146 Matos, James, 16 New Terrace Rd 02146 Matthews, Raylene, 10 Village Way 02146 McCarthy, Patricia, 123 Centre St 02146 McElheny, Josiah, 195 Walnut St 02146 McGourty, Laureen, 175 High St 02146 McKenny, David, 10 Greenwich Pk 02118 McKim, Jenifer, 108 Winthrop Rd 02146 McKinlay, John, 59 Princeton Rd 02167 McNeil, Susan, 12B Alton Place 02146 McSherrry, Patrick, 115 Buckminster Rd 02146 Mealy, Kevin, 43 Oakland Rd 02146 Mehlman, Jonathan, 14 Chatham Circle 02146 Mehr, Mehrdad, 99 Pond Ave 02146 62 Meiselman, Julie, 955 Hammond St 02167 Melnick, Leah, 95 Stedman St 02146 Michelson, Jessica, 78 Evans Rd 02146 Montiero, Domingo, 1841 Washington St 02121 Mooney, Michelle, 18 City View Rd 02146 Moores, Quint, 1760 Beacon St 02146 Morrison, Pamela, 212 High Street 02146 Morse, Kathy, 54 Powell St 02146 Mostajo, Maria, 12 Perry St 3 02146 Moyseev, Lada, 36 Stanton Rd 2 02146 Mueller, Wendy, 303 Tappan St 02146 Munoz, Maurice, 504 Washington St 02146 Murphy, Deborah, 70 Pearl St 1-610 02146 Murray, Don, 27 Egmont St 02146 Murrell, Karen, 165 Highland St 02119 Nau, Gerard, 6 Village Way 02146 Navas, Luis, 55 Sewall Ave 02146 Newman, Mark, 12 Russell St 02146 Ng, Sue, 27 Lawton St 02146 Ngan, Alan, 123 Babcock St 02146 Nguyen, Dinh Thi, 282 Cypress St 02146 Nichols, Eric, 227 Winchester St 02146 Nicolazzo, Lisa, 26 Colbourne Cres 02146 Nold, Lisa, 181 Davis Ave 02146 Nowosielski, Paul, 16 Harvard PI 02146 O ' Brien, David, 7 Henry St 02146 O ' Brien, David, 341 St Paul St 02146 O ' Connor, Kevin, 116 Chestnut St 02146 Odea, George, 69 Highland Rd 02146 O ' Leary, Paul, 16 Jamaica Rd 02146 Oliver, Robert, 202 Russett Rd 02167 O ' Rielly, Thomas, 1681A Beacon St 02146 Oum, Thap, 15 Linden St 3 02134 Palermo, Susanne, 50 Village way 02146 Papazian, Monique, 39 Eliot Cres 02167 Parker, Daniel, 356 Clyde St 02167 Pechenick, Tova, 129 Addington Rd 02146 Pelcyger, Elizabeth, 118 University Rd 02146 Penwarden, Jean, 204 Chestnut St 02146 Perenyi, Eric, 254 Grove St 02167 Perez, Stella, 110 Payson Rd 02167 Perkins, Barbara, 220 High St 02146 Perry, Victoria, 192 Wallis Rd 02167 Peters, Edward, 43 Allerton St 02146 Petersen, Teddy, 1791 Beacon St 02146 Phan, Syphorn, 11 Vernon St 02146 Phipps, Lukyn, 411 Washington St 02146 Polishuk, Peter, 89 Hyslop Road 02146 Polyakov, Vladimir, 359 Boylston St 02167 Pombo, Francisco, 250 Bonad Rd 02167 Poor, Bray, 1688 Beacon St 02146 Posen, Adam, 72 Rawson Rd 02146 Potter, Kimberly, 1 Brook St 02146 Priest, Gregory, 81A Harvard Ave 02146 Priluck, Jonathan, 29 Columbia St 02146 Prusty, Deepa, 29 Eliot Cres 02167 Rackley, Michalyn, 55 Aspinwall Rd 02120 Rafferty, Michael, 25 White Place 02146 Ramirez, Maria, 19 Kendall St 02146 Ramirez, Pauline, 19 Kendall St 02146 Ramos, Barton, 81 Francis St 1 02146 Randall, Leslie, 8 Juniper St 02146 Randall, Patti, 8 Juniper St 02146 Rao, Karen, 149 Bonad Rd 02167 Real, Kiyohara, 33 Pond Ave 02146 Redler, Christine, 220 High St 02146 Reed, Tami, 1110 Beacon St 02146 Rees, Geoffrey, 115 Colbourne Crst 02146 Reeve, Catherine, 18 Salisbury Rd 02146 Rengifo, Donald, 123 Brook St 02146 Renzi, Anne, 109 Winchester St 02146 Rice, Melissa, 42 Fisher Ave 02146 Richmond, Andrew, 141 Payson Rd 02167 Risse, Katherine, 150 Aspinwall Ave 02146 Rizika, Robert, 36 Edgehill Rd 02146 Roach, Edward, 26 White Place 02146 Roayai, Ramin, 175 Freeman St 905 02146 Roberts, Gillian, 135 Addington Rd 02146 Robinson, Kristin, 122 Addington Rd 02146 Rogers, Christine, 193 Cypress St 02146 Rogers, Lisa, 117 Wolcott Rd 02167 Rolbin, Cyrus, 378 woodland Rd 02167 Romagna, Cheryl, 43 St Marys St 02146 Romagna, Sharon, 43 St Marys St 02146 Rondas, Suzana, 185 Freeman St 446 02146 Rosenbaum, Robert, 492 Clinton Road 02167 Rosenblum, Doreen, 36 Claflin Rd 02146 Rosenfield, Julie, 20 Newell Rd 02146 Rosenthal, Dan, 60 Wallis Rd 02167 Rossman, Maren, 159 W Brookline St 02118 Rubenstein, Bryan, 11 Stearns Rd 02146 Rubinstein, Hanna, 19 Fairbanks 12 02146 Rugar, Joseph, 5 Buckminster Rd 02146 Rutstein, Felice, 160 Clark Rd 02146 Saletan, Nina, 143 Summit Ave 02146 Saltzman, Lisa, 79 Craftsland Rd 02167 Salzman, Allan, 38 Baker Circle 02167 Sanchez, Deanna, 190 Chestnut St 02146 Santamaria, Jose, 250 Bonad Rd 02167 Sargent, Eric, 19 Bowker St 02146 Saunders, James, 1890 Beacon St 02146 Schaffer, Tod, 70 Francis St 02146 Scharf, Riitta, 30 Griggs Rd 02146 Schlesinger, Rebekah, 215 Clark Road 02146 Schlight, Richard, 23 Fleet St 02113 Schramek, Karl, 202 Fuller St 02146 Schwartz, Howard, 227 Bonad Rd 02167 Seibel, Christopher, 255 Russett Rd 02167 63 Shakked, Vered, 6 Blake Road 02146 Shander, Katherine, 241 Ctafts Rd 02167 Shapiro, Andrea, 39 Garrison Rd 2 02146 Shapiro, Gail, 523 Washington St 02146 Sharib, Susan, 38 St Paul St 02146 Shaw, Wamwega, 34 Greenough St 02146 Shea, Kenneth, 10 Edwin Street 02146 Sheinkopf, Paul, 140 Princeton Rd 02167 Sherman, Risa, 213 Bonad Rd 02167 Shulman, Joshua, 181 Davis Ave 02146 Silberger, Peter, 172 Buckminster Rd 02146 Silbert, Bereniki, 139 Rawson Rd 02146 Silbert, Rachel, 106 Spooner Road 02167 Silverman, Hani, 175 Freeman St 211 02146 Simansky, Harold, 57 Clearwater Rd 02167 Sin, Yong Suk, 3 Gibbs St 02146 Sitja, Alfonso, 25 Stanton Rd 02146 Slavin, Allen, 210 Chestnut St 02146 Small, Amy, 15 Claflin Path 02146 Smith, Elizabeth, 182 Pleasant St 02146 Smith, Tiffany, 269 Clark Rd 02146 Soltani, Farzaneh, 21 Gibbs St 02146 Sonnenschein, Karen, 171 Gardner Rd 02146 Soo Hoo, Yet Wah, 144 Winchester St 02146 Soyer, Julia, 7 Naples Rd 02146 Spence, Stacey, 405 Washington St 02146 Springman, Leigh, 90 Cypress St 02146 Steele, Thomas, 757 Boylston St 02167 Stein, Richard, 261 Clinton Rd 02167 Steinbrecher, Karl, 120 Pleasant St 02146 Stone, Cara, 68 Egmont St 02146 Strowman, Cynthia, 19 Green St 02146 Suatengco, Christina, 274 Mason Terr 02146 Sullivan, Alexander, 22 Strathmore Rd 02146 Sylvester, Crystal, 141 Ormond Street 02176 Syousaremko-Sh, Peter, 1070 Beacon St 02146 Szeto, Carolyn, 378 Russett Rd 02167 Tabak, Iris, 125 Pleasant St 02146 Tappe, Anthony, 58 Euston St 02146 Taylor, Marilyn, 57 Perry St 02146 Taylor, Maryann, 57 Perry St 02146 Teixeira, Kelly, 127 Summit Ave 02146 Temin, Yelena, 367 South St 02167 Teymourian, Shabnam, 97 Stearns Rd 02146 Thompson, Richard, 70 Park St 02146 Thornell, lan, 29 Algonquin St 02124 Tishler, Jordan, 201 Summit Ave 02146 Tissnes, Susan, 337 St Paul St 02146 Tom, Richard, 33 Brington Rd 02146 Touch, Phirun, 11 Vernon St 02146 Traietti, Raymond, 25 White Place 02146 Tsieh, John, 57 Auburn St 02146 Tso, Mei Ping, 92 Lancaster Terr 02146 Tsoi, Alison, 120A Babcock St B-1 02146 Tung, Dena, 91 Blake Rd 02146 Turner, Rhonda, 180 High St 02146 Tzimorangas, Rita, 585 Washington St 02146 Utstein, Deborah, 83 Bonad Rd 02167 Vandecarr, Elizabeth, 262 Walnut St 02146 Vanecko, Seamus, 1 Regent Circle 02146 Vega, Roberto, 5 Wellington Ter 02146 Villee, Charles, 43 Cottage Farm Rd 02146 Wagner, Mark, 555 Heath St 02167 Wallace, Cuy, 77 Pond Ave 306C 02146 Wang, Chien-Wen, 5 High St Place 02146 Weaver, Stephanie, 21 Kent Sq 02146 Weinstein, Leonard, 15 Lincoln St 02146 Weir, Joseph, 22 Walnut St 02146 Weisel, Rebecca, 178 Tappan St 02146 Welch, David, 124 Winthrop Rd 02146 Wells, Renee, 94 Naples Rd 02146 Wheaton, Theodore, 11 Radcliff Rd 02126 Wiener, James, 16 Manchester Rd 02146 Williams, Matti, 7 Manton Terr 02134 Wilson, Erica, 44 Harris St 02146 Wilson, Lorna, 51 Eveline St 02176 Windett, Donald, 250 Hebron St 02136 Wolfe, Andrew, 26 Searle Ave 02146 Wolpow, Sonia, 21 Alton Court 02146 Wong, Adam, 238 Cypress St 02146 Wong, Susan, 14 Wolcott Rd 02167 Woodward, Sue, 290 Arlington Rd 02167 Yau, Annie, 240 Cypress St 02146 Yee, Andrew, 132 Pleasant St 02146 Yee, Calvin, 431 Parker St Yee, Carolyn, 317 St Paul St 02146 Yee, Einstein, 19 University Rd 02146 Yee, Elsie, 510 Clinton Road 02146 Yee, Eric, 19 University Rd 02146 Yee, James, 132 Pleasant St 02146 Yee, Joseph, 193 Winchester St 02146 Yepez, Rafael, 44 Washington St 02146 Yoder, Christopher, 16 Harrison St 02146 Youkilis, Claire, 122 Thorndike St 02146 Young, Merideth, 70 Perry St 02146 Young, Nicholas, 397 Newton St 02167 Yuen, Connie, 240 Cypress St 02146 Yuen, Jeanette, 146 Bellingham Rd 02167 Yung, Ida, 817 Washington St 02146 Yung, Steven, 69 Kenwood St 02146 Zaitzevsky, Maya, 31 Elm St 02146 Zamora, Elena, 1731 Beacon St 02146 Zdanovich, Alexandra, 61 Sumner Rd 02146 Zeh, Stephen, 264 Aspinwall Ave 02146 Zetlin, Lori, 935 Hammond St 02167 Zilberberg, Alina, 126 Babcock St 02146 Zwaan, Johan, 736 Washington St. 02146 64 Yuval D. Barnea Thanks to all those who helped me through high school (and it wasn’t easy doing so in English .), especially my parents, Sivan, friends and family back in Israel and Boston. See you all in ISRAEL. Tobie Fletcher If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Thoreau Thanks to Me, Mom, Tom C„ Hank Jack, Deb, Liz, Mel, and Fel, Cwin and Kirby. Bye! Richard J. Grundstrom Run Wild, Run Free l answer to nobody but me. Love to Marcy Luck to Slugo, Higs Age, and Kim. Michelle Matacunas ' ' Mickie ' ’ don ' t judge by the appearance of the eyes. It ' s the heart that counts Thanx: L.B, Jacqui C„ T.P., S.C., J.E., S.S., Ms. Kenney Abigail Mulholland quittez le souci. something profound Suzana Rondas Susan Tissnes WE HAVE COME FROM SOME WHERE AND ARE GOING SOMEWHERE, THE GREAT ARCHITECT OF THE UNIVERSE NEVER BUILT A STAIRWAY THAT LEADS TO NOWHERE . I LOVE YOU MOM DAD, HAROLD, JP, MB, LW, JC, CS, KM, JOHN ANSTY CLASS OF ' 84 . Ida Yung I i 66 S. V, S. poster Adam Abramowitz Tana M. Agostini Laura Allen John Anderson Rebecca Arnoldi Rachel Bader Scott Baker Cia Barker David J. Bauman Sarah Bassett Marina Belozersky Pamela Berger Samual Budoff Julie A. Carr Joe Charlone Nina Childs Katya Chorover Martha Clark Louis Cove Joe Davidson Valery DeCola Andrew Doerfer Hannah Doress John Easley Abby Erdman Amy Ehrenworth Marc Fasten David Feinbloom Nan J. Feldman Aisling-Jo Flanagan Thomas Foley Pacey C. Foster Debbie Frank Julia Calloway Arianne Garden-Vazquez Maria Cessen Lara C. Gibson Jessica Givelber Karen Godfredsen Jean Paul Goodwin Adam Gropman Aureet Hassan Susan Hatch Julie Henn Kimberly Hopkins Jed Hresko Brita Ingalls Mara Kampe Cecilia Karlstrom Ellen Kaplovitz Darcy Kavanagh Kanani Kauka Carolyn Kaylor Michael J. Kelley Sean Q. Kelley Karl H. Klaussen William Kellog Kramer Tara Kuuse Lisa Lanzkron Christine Larson Pamela Leake Jenifer McKim Robert Marcus Vinita Mehta Leah Melnick David Moore Eric S. Nichols Sarah Ogier Mari Pauldick Michelle E. Peria Edward J. Peters Kayren Phillips Lukyn Phipps Bray Poor Greg Q. Priest Eric G. Prudhommeaux Tarso Ramos Amanda Rees Lorin Rees Catherine Reeve Anne Renzi Katherine Risse Daniel Rosenberg Julie Rosenfield Micaela Ross Ben Rudnick Bryan Rubenstein Jenny Schaffer Margot Sharff Mark Sherman Rachel Silbert Allison Sneider Christy Sokoloff Leigh T. Springman Kenneth Strickland Beth Thompson Jordan Tishler Raymond C. Traietti Alison Tsio Charles VonHerrlich James Beeblebrox Wiener Erica Judith Wilson Julia Wolfe Claire Youkilis Kelly Zorn Charles Zucherman MORE THAN A COMMITMENT Brookline High has a diverse collection of talented athletes. Each with a unique contribution to the success of theirteam, and all engrossed with obtaining a common goal . . VICTORY!!! 70 Athletes: After spending a long day in class, athletes are required to draw upon previously unknown re- serves of energy. More than once a fleeting feeling of regret surfaces in an athlete, who is far beyond the point of exhaustion, when the ruthless coach demands, one more lap. The exhilaration of per- sonal achievements makes all of the hours of sacri- fice well worth the investment. The dedication associated with Brookline athletes is illustrated by rigorous early morning swim workouts, excruciating double session prac- tices, and the runners determination to train in rain, snow, sleet, or a nuclear holocaust. All the athletes require both mental and physical firmness developed by a continual effort to better the team. Through each season, every athlete obtains a sense of pride that is expressed by the persever- ance and devotion associated with their commit- ment. 71 Girls’ Soccer . . . Beauty, eh? SOCCER 1983 This year the girls ' varsity soccer team, coached by the incomparable Cabe Megail, reknowned Irishman and John Wayne impersonator, rose valiantly in the Suburban League to capture third place. Never has such an incredible bunch of crazies, gathered under the auspices of a first year coach, produced so much. The eleven (11) seniors (count them) Kathy, Danielle, Hanya, Beth, Lisa, Kristen, Nique, Rachel, Liz, Darcey, and Nancy, seven of them, in their third year of varsity play, were supplemented by an incredibly talented group of freshmen, sophomores, and juniors, including Michele Walsh, Krista Wachter, Sara Dwyer, Sally Lincoln, Maeve Costin, and Nadia Hall. Two standouts were senior goalie Hanya Bluestone, known for her multi-faceted talent (she once scored while playing goal — it was a penalty kick though), and Sally Lincoln. None of us will be surprised if Sally ends up at the bottom of the Reservoir wearing cement shoes, for her vicious slide tackles have won her many sworn enemies throughout the Surburban League. Everyone contributed to our victories, the most memorable being a 2-1 defeat of Lexington when Danielle Campana scored in the last ten seconds, a 6-1 rout of Quincy in which everyone had a great time, and a 2-0 first time ever defeat of Brockton. (Revenge is so sweet!) What we will truly remember, though, is the great camaraderie that developed during the season. We truly had a great time being with each other. Many thanks to Cabe and Jack for making it all possible Beauty, eh? green pinnies (oh boy!) Gabe ' s car (Krista — I like the way this car smells! ) Coopah Don’t slow down Nadia I’m not from South America, I ' m Irish! Howdy Krista in the back of the bus with a Walkman Mass. Mental (we’re home) Hanya and the bumps Get hungry Brookline! (Liz) Sally and Zarka (!?!?) Andrew and Nadia (!?!?) E.T. sneakers Gabe s cleats HH Muffy (want some tape?) Delirium Rachel the ballerina No bus Golden Banana 8.2!! (Nique) Why are we stopping Gabe? Because this !$ , that’s why honk if you ' re horny the Star Spangled Banner Go Maeve! Wachtah Kathy get contacts! Walshie The Brockton football team Danielle, you play left wing today. SOCCER 1983 Even at tne Beginning of try outs it was apparent tnat 1983 would Oe a year where the rapid growth of soccer in America finally caught up with Brookline raced with the decision of either upgrading the quality of the program, or retaining the tradition of letting every one play. Coach Mohacsy remained true to his commitment to winning and designated 1983 a Building year. Many juniors and seniors unaware of the vast improvement in the quality of soccer throughout the state were astonished when a skillful group of under classmen displaced them from their roles on varsity However as the seven remaining seniors led a Bunch of inexperienced team against SuBurban league rivals the draw backs of the Building year Became apparent. The first of our discouraging defeats left us puzzled Arne Kaplan teacher and partial fan appropiately commented you have so much talent, why do you keep losing? late we realized that the jump from elementary soccer was far greater than expected and we were missing the scrappiness of past Brookline teams, it was lack of unity due in part to the International diversity of the players and the overall Inexperience of the team that prevented us from using our great talents Despite the disappointment of a 3-7-2 record we cannot forget certain high points of the season, we proved we could dice with the best in the two toughest games of the season, waltham Soccer (0-0) and N Quincy (0-0). in terms of Individual performance the renowned Irish-international defense comprised of Foley, Lockwood, Doherty. McCarthy, Yoder, Nichols. Gelantls. Kramer and Vines shone Brightest. None could equal Doherty ' s total dominating minutes against Cambridge ' s All-scholastic forward Lockwood s inspired play against N Quincy and Foley s goal tending provided Brookline with a shut out, enough to tie waltham. Offensive weakness hampered our defensive power Despite the spectacular aerial volleys of the Khang Brothers and the deadly precision shooting of strikers Amar KaliouBv and Ouzeah (the non-dimensional entity) the offense remained unproductive until the final game at home A fleeting moment of effective communication allowed the entity to strike twice with cobra like quickness, and the resulting goals and victory show a glimpse of the talent usually stifled By disorganization Rather than dwelling on the growing pains of 1983 we. the departing players and coach, look ahead with confidence, knowing that we have established a level of skill In Brookline soccer equal to that of any other state we hope to see the results, the products of our struggle, in a dynasty of superb teams able to, through unified skill and aggression, fulfill our dreams of a state championship 74 it’s rough out then I Yam what I Yam.” nternational and spike VOLLEYBALL 1983 Hitting the ground before the ball Base-adjust-cover” . pizza Who ' s doing lines?” . U.S.A.vs.Japan Quincy wiping the floor ”1 go I go compatible Micaela serving for money and never getting paid . . . Hit it hard Robin” is Jenny taller than Stella yet? Stand up Coach!” ”1 am standing up!” penetrating the vertical plane That’s no free ball.” freeze tag . Wanna go hydroculate?” Staci and J Kelly getting stuck with the garbage Stella, get out of the net. hanging out in the trainer ' s room SOT ’Cum on feel the noise smart Stella funny(?)Gail but, I ' m the smartest one on the team! oh no, Seattle? Robin, you ' re not my idol anymore.” Spaci ' s lingo Switch Kelly sprawling into the spaghetti Help. Help. Help. I got it. I got it. I got it.” . is Ruth playing soccer next year? Killing the teams below us; losing to teams above us; having I the most trouble with the middle (ourselves) Miiiiine Walshie missing the bus.twice Nice call Ref” . a yellow card for the Brookline coach me think so Doans another doctor ' s appointment? . We ' re the hardest team to beat (What about Quincy coach?) Brookline Win! Clap-clap-clap-stamp! See you at the States next year C.S. i ! ii I 77 j V CROSS COUNTRY 1983 A second league championship seemed assured as the Brookline Road warriors donned their gear for 1983, while victory last year had oeen close, the team lost only three varsity runners and they seemed to have an endless supply of quality runners to replace them. Moreover three new seniors Durst upon the scene Aaron Becker Calone kapianski and Gonz Guetierrez Aaron whose natural ability appeared in his success in spring (and whose determination appeared in his readyness to Mowhawk himself) quickly earned himself a varsity spot. Galone an Israeli acquisition was a member of the Israeli national team, Gonz from Costa Rica brought his half-mile talent and determination (as well as a slight paunch) to the longer distances of Cross Country Meanwhile Captain Dave Counts filled with hope as well as bee pollen brown rice, assorted vitamins, and herbal potions) sported a dashing flat top-doo, prepared for his fourth cross country season Dave Caspar. Kenny, and James Carson helped provide leadership as seniors with a keen sense of decorum a nd propriety But this was not enough as Brookline was decisively defeated by a superiorly trained Cambridge squad. The Mowhawks dldn t help, the jackets didn ' t help, and the white stripes of hair paint applied to the heads of several team members only served to scandalize coach Norm laakso. Endowed with greater talent, but inadequately trained and a victim of self confidence, the Road Warriors lost all hope of a league championship. Although Brookline would not lose another duel meet, Cambridge would remain undefeated. Against Waltham, Newton, and even Brockton not more than one opposing runner would break into the top ten finishers, but always there was the loss to Cambridge But. fear not true believers! The spirit which gave the glow to the brilliant red jackets (batteries not included etc ) won t be dimmed Boasting an 11-1 record over the past two years, only four members of the league champion te am will not return next year The core of the 1982 squad a devastating crew of Juniors who demoralized and defeated opposing runners surging bv them in a single hoard, will lace their Nikes as experienced seniors Ben Chertok whose hat-size is exceeded only by his abllty will assume duties as captain along with Stef Counts, who carries the Counts name Into its third year as team captain. Peter Sheldon, an outstanding miler, established himself as one of the best cross country runners In the league despite his being a computer dweeb. Brad Spike Sklllman, whose nickname is well deserved for his ruthlessness, underwent a personal renaissance as a runner through a summer of rigorous road-racing (nice aliteration, eh?) The reserved and conslstant Jun Whang, who can always be counted upon for a terrific effort, will return next year promising to say more than three words (Jun is the strong silent type) Mike Urqulola certainly prov ed he was more than Just a pretty face as he, waiter Ng, Rand i d rather be swimming Day. and Dave Gordon round out the Junior crew Not to be forgotten (although very forgetable) are the sophomores who will figure greatly In Brookline ' s future That smooth, Dave Meyer (no relation in the least to Greg Meyers — the Boston Marathon winner) and Josh Becker (who may yet be stranger than his brother) broke Into the varsity ranks Mike Kelly and Bob Crawford also flirted with varsity stature, running much better than they harmonize while Josh Sideman and Matt (one-plate) Olens showed vast Improvement, watch out Cambridge, the Force Is with them! Field Hockey, i swinging season FIELD HOCKEY 1983 Brookline girls’ field hockey is back, and this year it ' s not just playing games. The team is dedicated and hard working, as proven by the fact that it was practicing two weeks before school started. Last year was a hard year for the team: a new coach, a new formation, many new players, and a new league. It was a year of tranistions and adjustments which created a lot of frustrations. This year, however, the team agrees things will be different. The varsity team consists of five seniors and eight juniors. Tri-captains Deanne Sanchez, Jennifer Dopazo, and Heidi Green are very hopeful for the new season. The team seems to be working well together, they say and there is a lot of team spirit. After an upsetting 3-2 loss to Revere in the season’s opener, the team pulled together in its next game the following Thursday to tie Malden, 1-1 a team it had lost to in previous years. After the first half, Brookline was leading 1-0. in the second half Malden came back with ten successive offensive penalty corners. Brookline ' s defense however, led by Kamakaze Cathy Becker did not allow them to capitalize. Malden scored only one goal, and left the score which was to be at i-i. Another large reason for holding off Malden’s offense was goalie Lara Anderson. Her aggressiveness left them in awe. The fact that the team didn’t give up shows what kind of girls they are, says Coach Carol Gregory. Anyone could have just let them score and start the ball at fifty again. It takes a lot, however, to keep putting out 110% time after time.” Playing varsity for the defensive team are Cathy Becker, Jennifer Dopazo, Laureen McGourty, Julie Slotnik, and Alyssa Bresnahan. Offensive players are Heidi Green, Deanne Sanchez, Carla Roddy, Amy Randall, inger L erra, Sara Gutensohn, Kirsten Hibert, and Lelia Deykin. The junior varsity team also looks promising, it beat Revere in the season ' s opener. Against Malden it fared the same as varsity, except that its tie was 0 - 0 . One thing that has been very hard for field hockey is that until mid-season this year we were not in a league. The Greater Boston League has given their approval for us to join and next year we are expecting to rise to the honor. C-E-T P-S-Y-C-H-E-D!! 81 1 Newton North Brake down Brookline High Shakedown Ya ya ya ya Ya va ya ya — Keith Lacey Football ind their new coach. VARSITY FOOTBALL This year Brookline football, under the direction of new head coach Bill Mckeown, won their opening game at Wellesley 21-9. The team then struggled against the Brockton Boxers and the Waltham Hawks, but lost. At home coming, Brookline walloped Everret and went on to win the next two games against Cambridge and Madison Park. The team then suffered two disappointing losses to North Quincy and Arlington. After 8 games the varsity was 4-4. The senior leadership and coaching staff, William Mckeown, Richard Freccero, Jack Heavy and Al Spara, have helped the team to be successful this year. Brookline can look forward to a strong program next year, based on the performance of the returning starters, the sub-varsity (4-3), and the freshman squad (6-1). The captains hope that the student body will support Brookline football in a bigger and better way in the years to come. 83 i ; I l ii November 18, 2083 Dear Girl Swimmers of 1983, Can you believe it ' s been 100 years since we ' ve swam at Brookline High School together! It seems as though just yesterday we had our first meeting with our new coaches Barbara Gould and Roy Coates. Remember how scared we were that practice would be so hard, and we all would be forced to lose 10 pounds? As a team Barbara set a goal of 250 pounds; l still can see the look on her face when she told us we had gained 14 pounds! Some kind of diet! Then came our new sweats and new suits. I guess no one told Ed Schluntz when he ordered the merchandise, that our team was built similar to a football team, because he ordered suits that gave us wedgies, and sweats that gave us no room to brea the Not all our apparel was too I smail; remember the Japanese” tee-shirts Karen Rao ordered too large? She knew how fat we really were! it ' s too bad we had to spend the rest of our lives explaining what they said in Japanese! Only Karen would think of such a unique idea. Pretty soon our season started, and swimming became a part of our daily routines. We worked hard to get in shape, and when the first meet approached we were tasting victory, week after week and meet after meet we d sweep the Suburban League victory after victory. That is until we met Newton North (By now they probably have gained 50 pounds, and the only exercise they get is pushing the gas pedal down in their Cadillacs). if I remember correctly, we came kinda close to beating them, it was Brockton that seemed as though it was a bad nightmare that just kep t repeating itself. You remember Suburbans at Cambridge Ringe and Latin! Just because we placed fourth, didn ' t mean we weren ' t first. After all we were the first ones in the Suburban League to steal a shower curtain from the Cambridge locker room and make a banner out of it. Well we showed the South Section just who would rule at sectionals, didn ' t we Micky, Tammy, Melissa, Leigh, Cindy, and Amy? Who said you need to warm up before competing? After all we took the scenic route to North Quincy and learned many things about how our coaches follow directions. It taught us never to take directions from a boy who can ' t even find his fly and zip it closed, and never to let Barbara put her car keys in her sweatshirt! The 1983 season was filled with many laughs and many close moments. I can ' t believe it happened so long ago. Girls’ Swimming: 84 PEACHES AND CREAM, PEACHES AND CREAM, LOOK AT THE GIRLS ON THE OTHER TEAM, THEY ARE ROUGH, AND THEY ARE TOUGH, AND BOY CAN THEY CROCHET! KNIT ONE, PEARL TWO, NEWTON YOU HOO!! Golf: Still Swinging GOLF PUTTS ALONG by James Radler The 1983 Brookline Golf team has a long way to go for it to achieve a winning record. It is a young team with the top six players sophomores and juniors. The team is led by a junior and two sophomores, Jim Radler, Scott Carter and Matt (Lefty) Lefkowitz. These three are all returning letterman from last year ' s squad. The other starters on the team are Peter Wilson, Dean Jooms, Dan and Tim Harrington. Coach Ron DiVincenzo has been patient with the players. His goal is to mold a winner for the rest of this year and to carry over to next years squad. The team is looking forward to playing Cambridge and Quincy where they hope to pick up their first win. The team is optimistic and gaining experience with every match and should play well the latter part of the year. It ' s new! It’s Girls . . . i Oross Country Equal Effort , Unfair Praise I am a very disappointed person. I am disappointed Monday through Friday, Saturday afternoons and Sunday mornings. This disappointment began when l learned to read and became interested in womens ' sports, whether they be on the national or local level. Don ' t get me wrong. I ' m not a womens ' rights fanatic or anything like that. I just believe that if a person, male or female, puts a great deal of effort into becoming the best that they can be in a certain sport, then they should receive the acknowledgement and praise that they are due. The coverage of womens ' sports on the national level is a disgrace to all the people who have worked so hard in promoting it. Pick up the Boston Globe ' s sports page any day, Monday through Friday, and you will see the exteme differences that exist in the reporting of mens’ and womens ' sports. The front page of this section is always about men, unless someone like Rosie Ruiz tries to bury womens’ sports even furhter. There are always pictures from the NFL, NBA, NHL, or the American and National leagues in baseball. The readers end up knowing more about the Celtics ' traveling plans for the next two weeks than they know about womens ' intercollegiate play in a variety of sports in Division l, ii, or ill. i understand that there are no national professional womens ' teams in any sport. The Womens ' Basketball League was dissolved due to low attendence, lack of playing facilities, and lack of funding. The players ended up paying the referees out of their own pockets. The mens ' professional teams deserve recognition, but not at the expense of the womens ' teams. On the college level, everyone knows about Boston College and their amazing quarterback Doug Flutie. Everyone knows about Pat Ewing going from Cambridge Ringe and Latin High School to being a star at Georgetown university, and about Bobby Carpenter going as a first round draft pick to the NHL from a prep school in Massachusetts. Does anyone know about Medina Dixon? Medina Dixon was Pat Ewing ' s six foot two inch classmate on the Girls ' Varsity Basketball Team who went to Old Dominion, one of the best womens ' basketball teams in America, on a full athletic scholarship. She is currently a star on their team in Virginia. Does anyone know about Cheryl Miller? Cheryl Miller is now a starting forward on the U.S.C. Womens ' Basketball Team. She scored a record 106 points in a varsity basketball game and is one of the few women to ever dunk a basketball in a high school game. No one knows about them because they were never given the chance to find out. if there is no coverage of their activities, there is no way to learn about their achievements. Saturday afternoons are always full of televised mens ' sports. The NCAA basketball playoffs featured game after game of the top mens ' basketball teams going after the national title. We knew all there was to know about the eventual finalists, we ' d seen them play every other Saturday or Sunday making a televised climb to the top of their league. There was one womens ' basketball game televised last year, it was the championship for the Division I title. I didn’t even realize it was going to be on. There was nothing about it in the newspaper or on the radio. I was changing the channel on my television when l noticed what I thought was a group of men who needed hair cuts playing college basketball. They were really women; Women? On television? I nearly fell out of my chair. The next day, (Sunday), there was an article in the paper about Louisiana Tech winning the national title. It was buried in the middle of the sport section, right under an article about college wrestling. in local college sports, the mens’ basketball games are always covered on the eleven o ' clock news by three major networks. The women are not. The morning paper always gives the box scores of the mens ' games played the night before, it even tells us the half-time scores the game attendances and the teams ' records. The womens ' teams are lucky if just the score is put in. Who cares about their box scores, their attendences or their team records. I do, for one. I also care that the head coach of the Harvard University womens ' basketball team, Kathy Delany Smith, holds one of the longest winning streaks in high school history. She led the Westwood Girls ' Basketball team to a record two hundred and some odd consecutive wins while she was coach there. This goes practically unnoticed. However, it was in all the papers when the Natick Boys ' football team won their twenty third game in a row. It s only a difference of about one hundred and seventy five games, and in the world of mens’ and womens ' sport, these one hundred and seventy five games don’t mean a damn thing. i I l ! ii nV Row 1 Julie Rosenfield Row 2:Margie Ross, Katie Kelly, Maria Ramirez, Pauline Higgins, Natasha Breines Row 3:Sarah Gendron, Sharon Langdon, Korrin Baughman, Katie Doherty, Sonja Olson, coach Victoria Rowell FLAG SQUAD Front row: Carolyn Szeto (co-captain), Jenny Hsu, Cheryl Dubin, Susan Wong, Lannae Long, Lisa Rosen, Dena Tung, Julie Meiselman (co-captain) Second row: AiLien Liang, Charlotta Nuboer, Alicia Katz, Shelley Richmond, Michelle Ward, Brenda Burke, Caryn Lander, Jenni Golden, Emily Bikofsky, Robyn McCain Missing: Jennifer Meiselman, Susie Leipman PEP AND RIFLE SQUAD Front row: Stephanie Pratt, Pam Rocheford, Audrey Fitzpatrick, Roselady Rueda, Miranda Mersey, Patricia Narcisse Second row: Sandra Orfjuela, Jessica Bernew, Beth Chapman (captain), Kelani Larsen, Wendy Schwartz 89 ( n I j There ' s no business like show business. What is the Thanksgiving day football game? . It ' s something for everyone! For the teachers it’s a time to get out there and show some school spirit. For the alumnae it ' s a time to come back and swap hugs, kisses, and stories with people they haven’t seen since graduation (or the last football game). For students it ' s a time to cheer their school onto victory, by playing in the band, being on the cneerleading or pep squad, or by just screaming until their faces turn the school colors. And, for the parents, it’s a time to be proud of their young adults for being special enough people to want to work, cheer, or play for Brookline High School. M I Coaches If you ever took time out from a game or match to watch one of them, what would you see? An athletic looking person dressed In layers of assorted athletic-looking garb a mature adult jumping up and down, screaming, and waving his her arms madly or, a cool character crouched on the sideline surveying the situation with a calculated eye. They are a unique group, our coaches. They pour their energy, concentration, intelligence and tolerance into us, they ball us out but still Joke around with us, they teach us, they stand around in the rain alot making little marks in soggy, muddy notebooks with non-functional pens. They put up with alot especially on the bus (!!?!), but what it all boils down to is a group of people who share a great part of themselves, their ideas, their personalities, their knowledge with us in order that we might benefit and through our own quest for excellence become better people. What do they get? Satisfaction, we hope, but also the chance to share in our lives and our personalities at this stage, for no matter what is said about this stage , it certainly is a lot of fun!! l i 8 13 LOSS 0 St. Johns Prep 8 16 WIN 4 Madison Park 8 LOSS 0 Newton North 8 23 TIE 0 Waltham 8 27 WIN 7 Quincy 9 4 LOSS 1 Brockton 9 7 LOSS 0 Cambridge 9 11 LOSS 0 North Quincy 9 14 LOSS 0 Newton North 9 18 LOSS 0 Waitham 9 21 WIN 5 Quincy 9 26 LOSS 0 Madison Park 9 28 WIN 3 Brockton 10 1 LOSS 0 Cambridge 10 3 TIE 0 North Quincy 3 0 2 n BOYS ' VARSITY SOCCER Row 1: Martin Lodish, Glen 2 Gately, Chuck Hennekens, Tom 1 Foley (Capt.), Chris Yoder (Capt.), 2 Yer Khang, Juan Vines, Dean 7 Nelipovitz Row 2: Coach Nicholas Mohacsy, Lee Khang, John 5 Lockwood, Nick Rothstein, Ramin 0 Roayai, Oleg Vyodro, Yuir Bondar, 1 Sandy Galanis, David Kramer Row ■y 3: Amr Kaliouby, Eric Nichols, i Chris McCarthy, Fransisco Pombo, Uziyah Linder, Will Robb, 0 Jan Larsen, Mike Doherty 8 16 WiN 2 Lexington 1 8 21 LOSS 1 Newton North 2 8 23 WIN 1 Waltham 0 8 27 WIN 6 Quincy 1 8 30 TIE 1 Weymouth 1 9 4 WIN 2 Brockton 0 9 7 LOSS 0 Cambridge 1 9 11 WIN 1 North Quincy 0 9 14 LOSS 1 Newto n North 3 9 18 tie 1 Waltham 1 9 21 WIN 3 Quincy 0 9 26 LOSS 0 Lexington 2 9 28 TIE 0 Brockton 0 10 1 WIN 2 Cambridge 1 10 3 WIN 3 North Quincy 0 GIRLS ' VARSITY SOCCER Row 1: Danielle Campana (Capt.), Kathy Morse (Capt.) Row 2: Kristen Robeson, Michelle Walsh, Beth Cooper, Rachael Evans, Krista Wachter, Liz Maloney, Mafalda Row 3: Nadia Hall, Darci Lipson, Maeve Costin, Lisa Rogers, Sally Lincoln, Coach Gabriel Mejail Row 4: Nancy Kavanagh, Susan Kane, Monique Burns, Sarah Dwyer, Zarka Smith Missing Hanya Bluestone BOYS ' JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER Row 1: Ben McGraw, Davd Lemmel, Steve Blank, Ben Joslin (co-captain), Ben Leinbach (co-captain), Kirko Klaussen, Morgan Suter, Chris Cook, Ed Ovalle Row 2: Peter Badalament, Lorrin Ferdinand, Billy Shander, Bernard Jaffier, Danny Covitz, Eran Loebel, Ronan Gregory, Joh Cohn, Mr. Coombs Row 3: Alex Dilmaghani, Orin Zamir, Hienrich Ahlers, Jason Bloomgarden, Terry Reardon, Dave Mehlman, Hugo Armelin, Jimmy Chin FRESHMEN BOYS’ SOCCER Row: Tom Sutherland. Philip Nobel. Lu Yoder. Jordan Bloomgarden, Dan Levine, Marc Charney, Eldad Shepen, Jesse Goff Row 2: Coach Ken Carter, Steve Zagoran, John Slover, Jay Steinman, David Holmes, Mike Steinman, Dan McClure, David Allen Row 2: Jose Parada Ortez, David Seder, Dylan Pringle, Sam Dickerman, Lars Linden, Reuben Sky-Stisken, John Badalement Missing: in oh Hoe JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS ' SOCCER Row 1: Amy Ziskin, Susan Murphy, Row 2. Danielle Drujon, Christine Edestiene, Nicole Eckstein, Cecilia Karlstrom, Sonja Cha, Janice Bloom Row 3: Karen Nichols, Katie Martino, Morgan Jones, Seanna Melchior, Lisa Rosen, Tracey McCain, Jenny Hsi, Coach Jack Lis Row 4: Angela Lee, Kelly Zorn, Debbie Wong, Alicia Philips, Melissa Price, Julie Hermoos, Carla Deykin JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL For 1: Joe Murro. Kevin Leone, Paul Cambell, Robert Simard, Leland Honda, Dan Figler, David Kelley Row 2 Coach Freccero, Jim Kelly, Ron Shelbourne, Eric Falzon, Glen Cormier, Renee Elysee, Coach McKeown Row 3: Joe Fitzpatrick, Joe Reitman, Sean Mannix, David Dorsey, Keith Lacy Missing. Coach Spera, Coach Heavey I 16 win 21 Wellesley 9 24 LOSS 6 Waltham 25 1 LOSS 0 Brockton 47 8 Win 28 Everett 6 15 WIN 22 Cambridge 14 22 WIN 21 Madison Park 6 29 LOSS 0 North Quincy 40 5 LOSS 0 Arlington 33 | 13 LOSS 14 Quincy 23 24 LOSS 0 Newton North 47 VARSITY FOOTBALL Row 1: John islas, Mike Gilmore, Scott Carey, Scott Gillis, Mario Ramirez, Peter Tiech, Chris Erickson, Charles VonHerrlich, Donald Canto Row 2: Paul O ' Leary, Eric Sargent (Capt.), David McKenney (Capt.), Eric Doran (Capt.), Mike Drain (Capt.), Chris Seibel (Capt.), John Kelleher, Kevin Kelly, Paul Gens. Mike Kilgallon Row 3: Coach Freccero, Mike Martinez, John Harte, Kevin Gillis, Robert Hayes, Uhtman Cavello, Ken Cullen, Edgar Howe, Steve MacNeil, Peter Meade, Mike Kennedy, Ron Georgetti, Robert DeGraw, Head Coach McKeown Row 4: William Edwards, Tim Smith, Anthony MacPhearson, Richard Grundstrom, Paul MacNeil, Harrison Fitch, Marc Wagner, Paul Carroll Missing: Coach Spera, Coach Heavy 21 LOSS 36 Cambridge 22 28 WIN 15 North Quincy 49 5 win 15 Quince 50 12 WIN 19 Newton 44 25 WIN 19 Waltham 44 28 WIN 19 Brockton 44 CROSS COUNTRY Row 1: Ken Chin, Chris Taylor, Alison Shapiro, Rachel White, Meaghann McCarthy, Tehani Collazo, Sharon Sesling, Mark Selwyn, Josh Seidman Row 2 . Eric Hyett, Rand Day, Gonz Gutierrez, Dave Caspar, Captain Dave Counts, Dave Meyers, Aaron Becker, Dave Hollenberg, Gary Fong, Stefan Counts Row 3: Aaron Shershow, Mike Urquiola, Matt Olins, Jun Whang, Dave Gordon, Peter Sheldon, Ben Chertok, Bob Crawford, Mike Kelley, Mr. Laakso Row 4: Jim Carson, Brad Skillman, Galon Kaplanski, Ken Steinman, Steve Ward, Walter Ng, Chris Crowley, Geoff Verter, Josh Becker FRESHMEN FOOTBALL Row 1: Jon Kuropatkin, Ron Newsome, Phil Polishuk Row 2: Dan Benmoche, John Kelleher, Chris Kane, Eric Neil, Dana Barrett, Matt Duggan, Andre Wheaton, Dwayne Clarke Row 3: Coach Amos Vann, Luke Giroux, John Jamieson Jon Levine, David Kelley, Leo LePage, Mike Gately, Pete Allen, Dave Driscoll, Coach Marc Jacobs Row 4: Jim Mallios, Jim Theodis, Tim Mann, Derek Walker, Brian McGreal, Ed Dockray, Hernan Guerrero ■ hi I GOLF Row 1: Scott Carter, Matt Lefkowitz, Jamies Radler, Peter Wilson Row 2 . Alex Silverman, Dan Harrington. Dean Jumes, Gordin Jupien, Tim Harrington, Hani Silverman, Tom McNamara, Coach R. DiVincenzo Missing: Dan Frencks, Mike Olafson, Greg Palmer 8 13 LOSS 2 Revere 3 8 15 TIE 1 Malden 1 8 20 LOSS 0 Bishop Fenwick 5 8 22 win 1 Everett 0 8 27 LOSS 0 Peabody 5 8 29 LOSS 0 Arlington 9 4 win 2 Revere 1 9 6 LOSS 0 Malden 9 11 TIE 0 Everett 9 13 LOSS 1 Peabody 3 9 18 LOSS 0 Arlington 4 9 20 LOSS 1 Bishop Fenwick 3 10 1 TIE 0 Newton North 0 VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY Row 1: Heidi Green, Jennifer Dopazo, Deanne Sanchez Row 2 . Kirsten Hibert, Laureen McGourty, Amy Randall, Alyssa Bresnahan, Lena Deykin, Lara Anderson Row 3: Sara Gutensohn, Julie Slotnik, Carla Roddy, inger Lerra, Carol Gregory (coach) Missing: Catherine Becker 8 14 LOSS 1 Cambridge 8 16 WIN 2 Newton South 8 21 WIN 2 Newton North 8 23 LOSS 0 Quincy 8 28 WIN 2 North Quincy 8 30 LOSS 1 Boston Latin 9 5 WIN 2 Waltham 9 12 LOSS 1 Brockton 9 14 LOSS 0 Cambridge 9 17 win 2 Newton South 9 19 WIN 2 Newton North 9 21 LOSS 0 Quincy 9 24 WIN 2 North Quincy 9 26 LOSS 0 Boston Latin 9 28 WIN 2 Waltham 10 2 LOSS 0 Brockton VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Row 1: Elizabete Biselli, Gail Shapiro, Co-Captain Robin Umlah, Co-captain Stella Perez, Micaeia Ross, Judith schlesinger Row 2: Jennie Munoz-Lewis, Andrea Shapiro, Ruth Lamprey, Staci Leonardi, Kelly Cushner, Coach Ellen Lewis Missing: Lisa Nold JUNIOR VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY Row 1- Nicole Edraas, Danielle Zuckerman, Pam Cady, Jeanme Differ (Capt.), Bonnie Hingston (Capt.), Phoebe Moores (Capt ), Julie Nobel, Mimi Levin Row 2 . Kari Von Herdich, Nina Small Claudine Kos, Jane O ' Brien, Regina Perry, Liz Voltori, Sandi Bergland, Jennifer Winton, Alison Lux Row 3: Barrie Wheeler, Caroline Silber, Jane Pallera, Sandra Yee, Gwen rnnke Gwen Cooke. Coach Chris Dion JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Row 1: Diane Jin, Farisa Zarinetchi, Cynthia Huygue, Captain Melissa Wong, Myrna Fong, Lisa Tam Row 2: Aliza Shapiro, Bryn Blackman, Jennifer Walsh, Yorlanda Johnson, Nancy Cheung, Coach Helen LaRose S fcfv GIRLS ' SWIMMING H H .. row 1- Karen Rao (Capt.), Sue woodward (Capt.), Melissa Hackel (Capt.) Row 2: Heather Hines, Laura Garelick, Cindy Weimar, Tiffany Smith, Anastasia Koniaris, Laura Allen Row 3: Mickey Thornton, Amy Gershensen, Nina Childs, Lauren Goodwin, Lori Butler Margie Ross, Lani Wahlberg, Tammy Foley, Sarah Bassett Row 4: Jen Krancer, Yara Koberle, Michelle Wallace, Val Abner, Allysia Hanlon, Krista Doherty, Leigh Hanlon, Ellen Mitchell, Jessica Goldberg, Erica Hitchcock Missing: Cara Stone, Stacy Simmons, Amy Goldberg, Beth Goldberg, Thea izzi Bovs Basketball Varsltv and Junior Varsity loss 56 Medford 57 win 74 Somerville 61 — I FltchOurg — 72 Somerville 49 Weymouth South 52 North Quincy 49 Newton North 52 Quincy 53 Waltham 53 Brockton 56 Cambridge 53 Madison Park 63 North Quincy Newton North L Quincy , Waltham 9 Brockton Cambridge 59 Fitchburg Medford VARSITY Row 1: Ted Wheaton, Anthony Green, Todd Long, Edgar Howe, Roy Green, Larry Sullivan. Row 2: Coach Lance Tucker, David Jones, Chris Hummel, Korey Mickey, Kenny Edelln, John Fortier, Daryl Snoden, Kevin Mealy, Coach Peter Hayes, Coach John Howard. Varsity and Junior Varsity Wrestling loss 24 Belmont 39 loss 15 North Quincy 42 win 30 Boston Latin 24 win 49 Minuteman 18 Regional loss 0 Quincy 56 win 62 Medford 14 loss 25 Saugus 32 win 42 Cambridge 18 win 43 Waltham 9 12 Catholic Memorial 21 loss 25 Newton North 30 15 Weymouth North 40 win 42 Medford 21 loss 15 Weymouth South 52 loss 18 Brockton 50 VARSITY Row 1: Nervate Ramsey, sueng Lee, Co-Capt. Mark Ford, Co-capt. Mike Drain, Dave Dorsey, Robert Hayes. Row 2: Coach James Rourke, Rich comanale, Karl Aghassl, Steve Straits, John say, Toby Miller, coach John Puleo. JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1: George Jordan, Teo Lee, Josh Lipsky, Bruce O ' Bryant. Tyrone Calloway. Row 2: Kevin Curry, Rich Francey, Eric Falzone, Enrove Halfkenny, Walter Kurpatkin, Coach John A. Howard. Not in Photo: Cedric Thomas, Rene Elysee. I FRESHMAN Row 1: Chi Lueng, Andre Wheaton, Jay Kurpatkin, Kurtis Milton, Billy Graziano, Sung Hong, Skeeter Telxierra. Row 2: Ray Morgan, Dan McClure, Craig Lewis, Stephen James, Phil Polishuk, Sam Dickerman, Ron Newsome, Coach Peter Hayes. JR. VARSITY Josh Davidson, Dave Holmes, Paul Lay, Toby Miller, Russ Nickman, Nerval Ramsey, Christian Riley, Morgan Suter, Charles von Herrlich GIRLS ' BASKETBALL win 59 Medford win 59 Somerville win 56 Weymouth South win 40 North Quincy win 58 Newton North win 53 Quincy loss 44 Waltham loss 48 Brockton loss 44 Cambridge win 56 North Quincy win 53 Newton North win 48 Quincy win 44 Waltham win 62 Brockton loss 37 Cambridge win 54 Reading win 56 Medford VARSITY Row 1: Co-Capt Ruth Lamprey, Coach ASIyson Toney, Co-Capt Hanya Bluestone. Row 2: Michelle Walsh, Cynthia Abbit, Stephanie Butler, Monique Bums, Robin Umlah, Sara Dwyer, Cynthia Huyghue, Maeve Costin. FRESHMAN Row 1: Katy O ' Reilly, Krissy Alzamora, Erica Hitchcock, Rachel Goldstien, Rebecca Wax, Alex Nordquist, Tamar Axelrad. Row 2: Coach Sharon Lane, Meaghan McCarthy, Alicia Phillips, Aliza Shapiro, Carla Degkin, Rebecca Levin. Not in Photo: Patricia Narcisse, Noreen Henson, Ellen Mitchell. win 69 Boys ' Indoor Track Weymouth North 17 win 54 North Quincy 32 win 67 Waltham 19 loss 31 Cambridge 55 loss 38 Newton North 48 win 53 Brockton 33 win 55 Weymouth South 31 BOYS ' INDOOR TRACK Row 1 Jim Carson, Chris Taylor, Eric Hyatt Oil Rosenthal, Mark Selwyn, Ben Chertok, Jon Flatley, Chris Lawson. Second Row: Hugo Armelin Bill Cillis, Jon Scharf, Mike Kelley. Dave Meyers, Jalson Greene, Eric Nichols, Bernard Jaffier, Mike Stienman, Mike urquiola, Stefan Counts, Frank Lam, Lyle Mann. Row 3: Kevin Ng, Aaron Becker, Jon Mehlman, Mike Doherty (Co-Capt.) Dave Counts (Co-Capt.), Peter Sheldon Brad Skillman, Mike Wong. Row 4: Head Coach Jim Burns, Ass t Coach Sandy Burke, Vernon Dukes. George Lung, Alec Silverman, Dana Ng, Andy Campana, Jun Shir Whang, Walter Ng, Mike Davidson, Gonz Gutterrez, Ken Stienman, Galon Kaplanski, BoD Cillis Rich Wong, Dave Duchin, Coach Carl Parsons, ass t Coach Glennon. Row 5: Damon Riley, Matt Olins, Chin Chan, Steve Ward, Dale Rosenthal, Joe Rietman Chris Craft, Dean Economy. Robert Crawford JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1: Seanna Melchior, Nadia Hall, Co-capt Jen Walsh, Co-Capt Joyce Cho, Myrna Fong, Sharon Blackwell. Row 2: Randi Cohen, Robin Firch, Mara Motherway, Allessandra Burns, Michelle Wallace, Lenna Eivers, Lara Wail, Chevelle Wright, Coach Luanne MacAuiay. 30 32 36 35 40 29 47 63 61 29 36 43 34 52 49 34 34 GIRLS ' INDOOR TRACK Row 1: Susan Murphy, Allysa Hanlon, Ritta Scharf — Co-Capt, Sue Woodward, Sharon Naggar. Row 2: Michekke Zuckerman, Jenny Muuez-Lewis, Amy Berman, Maria Ho, Tara Lucas, Inger Lerra, Laura Klatt, Cindy Lyons. Row 3: Coach Jim Burns, Lisa Armelin, Kara Dukakis, Elisabete Bissel, Anastatia Konaiaris, Liz Safran, Helen Lee, Rachek White, Natasha Breines, Krista Wachter, Sandy Bergland, Head Coach Carl Parsons, Coach Ron Glennon. Not in Photo: Co-Capt. Nicole Hullum, Lara Bodie, Tehani Collazo, Jill Roberts, Pam Cady, Lisa Goldstien. Girls’ indoor Track loss 31 Newton North 5! loss 42 Hingham 4 loss 38 Weymouth south 4 loss 19 North Quincy 6! loss 35 Waltham 5 ' loss 19 Brockton 6: loss 25 Cambridge 6 ' win 58 Quincy V loss 31 Weymouth North 5 iris ' Gymnastics 95.18 Quincy 97.1 Brtdgewater-Raynham 93.2 Arlington 90.9 Newton South 96.1 Newton North 97.6 Medford 100.9 Brockton 96.0 Weymouth North 99.1 Billerica 956 Wayland 95.90 110.0 103.4 98.3 108.3 93.1 119.1 118.1 80.0 91.2 oys ' Gymnastics 82.6 82.6 85.1 83.2 84.95 87.1 80.6 85 Wellesley Braintree Newton South Newton North Framingham North Milton Reading Attleboro 98.15 90.60 82.60 101.3 86.6 123.75 98.1 88.5 GIRLS ' GYMNASTICS Top Row: Beth Chapman, Effie Adamis, Coach Lisa Ferraro, Coach Norm Devio. Row 2: Margie Ross, Jane Cooper-Driver, Janice Bloom, Jenny Kimiatak. Bottom Row: Kelly Cushner, Laura Garelick. « . ? , ' . BOYS ' GYMNASTICS Row 1: zak Schaffer, Juan Vines, Lu Yoder. Ro w 2: Coach Steven Gosdanian, Luke Giroux, Ed Ovalle, Joe Wler, Jason Wong, Tony Kazloff, Yer Khang. Not in Photo: Chris Yoder, Capt. Mattie Williams, Danny Lee. oys’ Hockey Cambridge Waltham Newton North Quincy North Quincy Brockton Cambridge Waltham Newton North Quincy North Quincy Brockton Cambridge Waltham Newton North Quincy North Quincy Brockton VARSITY Row 1: Tim Hennessey, Ken Shea, A.J. Slann, Co-Capt. Scott Carey, Co-Capt. David O ' Brien, Eric Doran, John Kelleher, Bobby Allen, Tim Smith. Row 2: Coach Ron DiVincenzo, Mike Kearny, Brian Slavin, Dennis Radley, Chris McGourty, Bill Shander, Kevin Kelly, Kevin Ford, Peter Meade, Rich Sheridan, Joe Marco, Mike Kilgallon, Tim Heffernan, Coach Piatelli, Coach Freccero. BOYS ' SWIMMING Row 1: Ken Rich, Itay Llvai, Mark Berman, Erik Ovalle, Mark Furman-Fowler, Milton Avarez, Brady Chin, John Zeh, Josh Merrow, Eric Mann, Erez Wohl. Row 2: Ass ' t Coach Charles Davis, Jonathon Hyde, John Aber, Rand Day, Co-Capt Cyrus Rolbin, John Anderson, Harold Simansky, Co-Capt Robert Oliver, Henrik Ahlers, Alex Cobherle, Oren Zamir, Scott Paisner, Co-Capt. Josh Gwaizda, Robert Padulo, Coach Christopher Hafferty. FRESHMAN Row 1: Chris Kane, Matt Sherman, Bobby Goodrich, Joey Palermo, Eric Colbourn, Michael Gonik. Row 2: Glen Gately, Grian Heffernan, Tom Sutherland, Stephen Lynch, Jimmy Mahen, Eddie Nicholson, Doug Shea, Matt Duggan, Glen Gllraine. Row 3: Alex Sheyter, David Zimbousky, Sean Murray, Tom Kelleher, Kenzie MacPherson, Coach Paul Piatelli. Not in Photo: Peter Allen. JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1: Dan Teehan, Mike Kilgallon, Rich Ailan, Tom Heffernan, Bill Shander, Coach Heavey. Not in Photo: Kieth Benson, Lacy Clements, Sam Grossman, Tim Harrington, Robbie Koontz, Justin O ' Kane, Greg Palmer, Bob Simard. I BOYS ' SWIMMING it was an uphill battle for the boys ' swim team. With the pool closed for the entire season, Brookline couldn ' t host a single meet, and the team was forced to practice every morning at Boston College. Despite this inconvenience the team retained its determination to win the Suburban League Championship. The swimmers ended their season undefeated, and placed fourth in the South Sectionals, two accomplishments never before achieved in the history of Brookline High. — Cyrus Rolbin ! ! SUBURBAN LEAGUE CHAMPS! Hey, Babareeba — Hey Babareeba — Brookline ' s 1 we ' re wicked and we’re fast we re smoke on the water watch us kick some — ! Our name is Brookline we were livin ' in a hut and along came our team told ' em shake it up — shake it up mean machine down all right you can rock, you can roll, you can do it with soul! . ! i i Brookline above the rest. New team; New coach; Hard work. I Put me in and I ' ll turn this game around. BOYS’ BASKETBALL The team ' s record this year was not as good as it has been in the past, but in what could have been a Rodney Dangerfield year, we managed to gain respect with some positive accomplishments. There are many things we will always remember about this year such as: Teddy ' s yokes against Somerville. Roy ' s radar J ' s Larry ' s Breaking Edgar ' s fifty-foot shot Kevin’s formal attire for away games Todd ' s lightning quickness David ' s left against Newton Ty ' s amazing debut on varsity Chris ' s way with women Anthony’s deft handle John’s rough play in practice Kenny’s nasty swats Daryl ' s star performance at North Quincy Korey ' s size 15 dawgs All in all the year was meaningful. We were a team. We won together, and lost together, and developed a sense of closeness. I know that next year this team will be transformed and have a very successful season. Thanks everyone. John Fortier 103 ! « i i d The 1983-84 Girls ' Basketball season was a success by any measure. Aside from the impressive winning record of the team, there were many individual accomplishments which deserve to be recognized. Maeve overcame the obstacle of creating her renowned ponytail without the aid of a mirror. Sara succeeded in exemplifying the perfect” airball. Michelle succeeded in ripping her pantyhose before every away game. Nique won the best developed biceps contest before the Brockton game. Stephanie s defense made as big an impression on her game as her dimples made on her physiognomy. Determination brings them C.C. finally obtained her high fashion fluorescent rubber foot-wear from Paris. Cindy succeeded in holding everyone ' s attention long enough to say, I dream of Jeannie with a bowl in her eye. Robin converted her dinks to dunks. Ruth, in an attempt to be more like Hanya, succeeded in blow-drying out her curls but failed in passing through the key. Hanya, in an attempt to be more like Ruth, succeeded in perming in curls but failed to bruise her chin. Coach Toney showed her warrior pride by abandoning the orange and black and supporting the red, white and blue. THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES! — H.B. R.L. — NISSEN liey ' ll tumble for you. Gymnastics Beginning the season with only four veterans, the mere existence of a Boys’ Gymnastics team for the ' 83-’84 season was doubtful, in spite of this initial setback a team was formed and proceeded to perform beyond expectation. The new talent consisted of underclassmen Lu, Juan, Yur, Jason, and Eduardo. Lu Yoder, brother of veteran Chris Yoder, highlighted his season on the parallel bars with his achievement of an awesome press handstand. Juan, a strong competitor, did well on the p-bars and is looking forward to extending his participation into other events. Yur Khang led the team in the floor exercise and has great potential to develop into an impressive overall gymnast. Jason Wong, voice of the team, follows in the footsteps of his brother (class of 1981), a former team captain, as an extremely talented competitor. Ed, the captain-elect, enjoyed a good season on the high-bar and received a medal for his vaulting performance at the South League meet. The veterans of the team, led by captain Matti Williams, all performed well, enabling the team to consistently score respectably. Highlights were Daniel Lee’s silver medal (2nd place) in the rings at the South League meet, and his qualifying for the State meet, Joe Weirs medal winning performance on the vault, and Chris Yoder’s pommel horse routine. Faced with the loss of a team member early in the season, league re-organization, and stiff competition, the team overwhelmed Newton South (Supra) in its most impressive victory of the season. Speciai thanks go to coach Steve Gosdanian for his tremendous and successful efforts in bringing together a creditable team. Next year holds great potential for a winning team who through their hard work this year have prepared themselves for the future. 107 ( j ! Girls ' Gymnastics We started off with a small team. Then, two of our all-around competitors were injured, and out for the season, leaving us with an even smaller team consisting of only seven members. With the help of our fine coaches, Lisa Ferraro, and Norman Devlo, our talented team, having a distinct disadvantage, concluded with a successful season, we might have obtained the suburban league title if only; Laura and Kelly could have handled Medford ' s mats. Jenny and Laurie were fat enough to bounce off our board. Margie loved her routine as much as everyone elses on the team. The Judge at Bridgewater could have timed Jane ' s routine we had our own board. Mr. Devlo ' s legs were stronger. Our bus driver could have been sane. we showed up at meets on time. As we had no senior members next year we look forward to an even stronger team. So, look out, Brockton! 108 Jnparalleled! i Ode to Adidas To set down the season in a form that is terse, I ' ve opted to use the medium of verse: The first winning season the team did complete, For the first time Brockton and Weymouth we beat. Mike Keg-Legs ' ' Doherty is a captain we all follow, That names well deserved, for one leg must be hollow. Captain Dave was in fashion of tights shining and red, But he had to concede the Best Legs title to Ted. Over the hurdles flew Nichols and Gillis with ease, You would never guess they had bruises on their knees. The crowd chanted Pee-wee! as Jon mounted the track, He won every 600 by surging out of the pack. Calone and Conz provided an international spice, Though these warm weather boys did not like our ice. Juniors Whang, Chertok, Skillman, and Counts showed greatness; While young Kenny Steinman took flack for his lateness. Sprinters Ng and Gillis were always on the Lam, And the relays were off with one shout of ram! With flailing arms Pete Sheldon crossed the line, Then we ' d all go to Presto to dine. After a successful six years Coach Burns left with good reasons, While James Carson and Aaron Becker completed their last seasons. But, coaches Burke, Glennon, and Parsons are going to stay; Hoping a championship might come their way. Boys break school Dave shouts encouragement to the J.V. runners! 110 ' ecords. x i State Team Dave Counts, Ted Wheaton, Mike Doherty, Peter Sheldon, Ben Chertok, Jon Mehlman, Mike Davidson, Ken Steinman, Gonz Cutterrez, Galon Kaplaski, Kevin Ng, Eric Nichols, Bob Gillis, Bill Gillis. Nothing Is ever to high for this guy. I i I I state Team Sandy Bergland, Tehani Collazo, Nicole Hullum, Lisa Goldstein, Riitta Sharf. Facing High Tehani, burning up the track. 112 I GIRLS ' WINTER TRACK The Girls ' Winter Track team did not have the best season, but it was a fun one. The first two meets went very well. The team ran hard and showed lots of enthusiasm. But as the weeks went by, illness and depression set in causing many losses of good runners. Two thirds of the team showed up, but those who were left were still optimistic. By the end of the season the hours had turned to minutes, and the minutes to seconds, i and everyone was almost in top shape. The relay teams did very well at the dual meets. The 4x400 took Second and Fourth place at the Coaches Relays and the States. Track is one of the most rewarding sports on the list. Although the team may not have done terribly well, the individuals did. There is nothing like winning a race, it is a feeling that everyone should experience i! at least once in a lifetime. B i d ' o cn Q d D Wrestling The 1983-84 wrestling season has been a turning point for Brookline. After two years with records of 1-11, 3-9 we ended this year with a 6-8 record. We had several convincing wins, 51-6 over Medford, 47-18 over Minutemen Regional and a 44-18 thumping of Cambridge. The team accomplished this with a very young group (only two seniors) which holds well for next year, and the year after, we had a lot of kids with spirit and desire, and they all worked as hard as they could. During the year several kids distlngushed themselves, Tseung Lee had on almost perfect record, mared by only one loss and a tie. Junior Bob Hayes a seasoned veteran had another outstanding season. Nervale Ramsey had a 11-3 regular season record and the rest of the team as a whole, did beyond their expected ability. Unfortunately none of our wrestlers placed in the top four at the sectionals. The captains, Mark Ford and Michael Drain, wish to express their gratitude to Mr. Puleo. Without Mr. Puleo the wrestling team would still be getting thumped by most of the teams they play. Personally, I wish to thank Mr. Puleo for all he has done and l know that some day soon Mr. Puleo will lead Brookline wrestling to a Suburban League championship. We also wish to thank Mr. Roark for all this help. And finally Mark and Michael wish the future wrestling teams of Brookline, the best of luck! Hockey Cheerleaders H-E-L-L-O! H-E-L-L-O! H-E-L-L-0 Brookline says Hello from: Captain Debbie Murphy Laureen McGourty Pam Egan Michelle Simard Carol Green Jen Smith Bonnie Hingston Michelle Thornton Beth Kirby Basketball ' Cheerleaders i Row 1. Linda Bernson, Shirlene Jemmotte Row 2. Julie Slotnik, Nicole Eckstein Row 3. Tanya Braxton, Crystal Sylvester (Co-capt.), Kecia Hansard, Brigette Dunn, Ciuliana Dunham (Co-capt.), Rhonda Turner, missing from photo: Francine Jemmotte Show us what you can do Brookline! Show us what you can do! We ' ll shake your bodies, and Rock your minds! Turn it out Brookline it’s Victory time! I Hockey ; v 4F yCl ' ft . mJi «i L jJf Competitive Season HOCKEY ' 83- ' 84 Although this season ' s record was not up to par from previous seasons, the BHS Varsity Hockey team played competitively all year. With only four full time players returning from last year ' s team, the underclassmen had to play a significant part in the outcome of the season. The early part of the season showed signs of inconsistency and lack of experience, but by the end of the season the team was going toe to toe with the best in the league. injuries plagued the team throughout the year as John Kelleher and Peter Meade missed several games. Key defenseman Bobby Allen was lost for the season with a broken ankle, but Eric Doran ' s leadership on the blue line helped bring the first year defensemen along nicely. Up front Co-Captains David O ' Brien and Scott Carey, along with hardworking linemate A.J. Slavin produced a great deal of offense, always posing a threat to their opponents. Other key players up front included senior Ken Shea and sophomores Brian Slavin, Dennis Radley, and Richie Sheridan, in net, sophomore Joey Marco played the majority of the time with juniors Tim Hennessey and Tim Smith ready to step in anytime. i TIME — 12:00 P.M. PLACE — Cafeteria in Brookline High School Hey kid! Yeah you. Get out of that chair! WHY? You dare ask why?! Because you are a low life freshman, and l am a mighty junior! Needless to say the freshman scurries off in search of a new seat, while the junior is now boasting about his conguest to his friends. The dominance over freshman and sophomores is one of the more pleasant aspects of being a junior. You can recall memories of how you were treated like dirt in your first two years, now it ' s your turn to dish it out. No longer do you have to look up to everyone in the halls; now you tower over half of the school population. There are still the seniors to contend with, but once you get to know them, they aren ' t that bad. Associating with seniors, you can ' t help but hear talk about college. As a junior, this is the first time you start thinking seriously about where you want to spend the next four years of your life after high school; in college, working, or just having fun. A junior ' s mind is filled with different hopes and dreads. This is the time where plans for the future start to form. There is one major obstacle in the way; the dreaded SAT ' s. On a Saturday in May during every year, juniors drag themselves from their warm beds at 8:00 in the morning to take these aptitude tests. After a six week wait, the results come to the junior ' s home, where a variety of reactions are seen. For some, hopes of Harvard and Stanford are rekindled. For other, the results spell d-i-s-a-s-t-e-r. For the majority however, the results are sat-isfactory. Otherwise the junior year is pretty much the same as a the previous two years have been. Hey kid? Yeah, you! Get out of that chair! Why? You dare ask why?! Because you are a lowlife junior and I am a mighty senior! 120 Akers 142 Row 1: Vicky Primpas, Julie Kamenetsky, Chris Erikson, Tito Lepore, Mike Urquiola, Julie Slotnik. Row 2 . Andy Martino, Dave Rota, Chris Clackin, Tim Smith, Caren Feinburg, Evan Tobasky. Row 3: Eric Lees, Henrik Ahlers, Bonnie Hingston, Cyndi Hughue, Dave Kramer. Row 4: Sally Cendron, Lisa Viola, John Currie, Mark Weirdak, Paul Adamadis. Row 5: Connie Yablon, Effoe Vergettis, Backdot Kwan, Sam Hun, Mike Furman. Akers 145 Row 1: Caitlin Kelley, Fanny Wong, Yuval Barnea, Amanda Cole, Hadley Mays, Joanna Colton. Row 2: Kristen Coyne, Daniela Davidescu, Lee Smith, Janine Mangeri, Carla Roddy, Mrs. Planchon. Row 3: Grace Rodriguez, Mehran Mehr, Joseph King, Elizabeth Harrison, Elizabeth Bowen. Row 4: Christin McCarthy, Jacob Dana, Robert Koontz, Martinel Chan. Row 5: Peter Badalement, Lon Remlinger. Akers 146 Row 1: Emmeline Chin, John Aber, Kirsten Hibert, Deborah Brahms, Yourlanda Johnson, Reginalde Narcisse, Mrs, Connerman. Row 2 . Tina Chin, Donna McGrath, Trudy Robbins, Kim Dickson, Michele Blondiet, Larissa Hayes. Row 3: Jennifer Hong, Tammy Foley, Scott Paisner, David Hollenberg, Donald Canto. Row 4: Kenneth Rich, Uziyah Linder, Peter Sheldon, Michael Davidson. ■ Akers 266 Row 1: Mr. Cradle, Patricia Tissness, Fitzgerald Pierre, Shirlene Jemmott, Joan Vananringe, Jennifer Horwitz, Beth Goldberg, Hilary Gresser. Row 2 . Andrea Mays, Alyssa Bresnahan, Amy Yee, Nina Wishnok, Abigail Mulholland, Tamara Kraus, Inna Gurevich. Row 3: Idor Rabinowitz, Christopher Kelley, Scott Gillis, Gary Park, Kelly Saunders, Dean Jumes. Row 4: Andrew Lee, Robert Degra, Stephen Ward, Robert Mayotte, Kevin Ng, Jonathan Charney. Missing: Debbie Chin, Kevin Chin, Jan Larsen. 123 I I Lincoln 343 Row 1: Maureen Hagerty, Cathy Lynch, Sara Cutensohn. Row 2: Brad Skillman, Stacey Simmons, Janet Itskovich, Alison Shapiro, Mrs. Turley. Row 3: Jimmy Bates, Marston Chickering, Biaj Joshi, Jean Mudge. Row 4: Sylvia Wright. Lincoln 403 Row 1: Ann Choi, Steve Crindl. Row 2: Inna Brook, Kate Doherty, Cindy Weimar. Row 3: Brian Berman, Natasha Breines, Sara Dwyer. Row 4: Lorrin Ferdinand, Nick Clancy. Row 5: Ilya Alshine, Joshua Merrow. Lincoln 407 Row 1: Betty Ye, Benjamin Joslin, Jennifer Smith, Jennifer Tuton, Delana Hirschy, Swee Chu Sai, Row 2: Adam Weinstein, John Tyner, Ms. Judy Berman, Claudio Villaiba, Ben Leinbach. Row 3: Jeremy Honig, Richard Francey, Ruth Lamprey, Abbey Ellin, Paul Gens. Row 4: Brian Lew, Anita Dinitto, Joseph Arsenault, Sean Kell ey, John Bain, Raymond Gibson. Row 5: Randall Goon. ' i Lincoln 408 Row 1: Lucky Joshi, Ed Chou, Billy Bates. Row 2: Shelley Richmond, Gwen Wallace, Cuong La, Manoj Jamal. Row 3: Nancy Colburn, Julie Mintz, Eric Peltz, Doug Zimon. Row 4: Zoa Shea, Caroline Silber, Song Ja Cha, Jan O’Brien, Larry Sullivan. l 125 Lincoln 410 Row 1: Liz Safran, Linda Beth Copen, Julie Wong, Susie Covitz. Row 2 . Michelle Thornton, Jessica Goodman, Angela Nobles, Cheryl Offutt, Vicky Zwaan, Julien Cann. Row 3: Mike Martinez. Row 4: Edgar Howe, Chuck Hennekans, Jun Whang, Walter Ng, Chris Crowley, Douglas Cubell. Missing: Cilda Harvey, Jason Erardi, Jay Alland, Bonnie Yee. Packard 348 Row 1: Cheryl Cormier, Sue Himelfarb, Marcelita Mostajo, Ellen Cordon, Michelle Zuckerman, Renee Henderson, Sue Kane. Row 2: Leo Carchia, Jean Differ, Beth Kirby, Jackie McNeil, Tracy McCain, Toby Hirsh, Carolina Guerrero. Row 3: Mr. Coombs, Michele Simard, Janet O ' Leary, Judith Schlesinger, Teena Bos, Paul Lau, Andy Schreck. Packard 352 Row 1: Tony Lin, Paul Feldman, Eduardo Ovalle, Ben Chertok, Jonathon Cohn, Elizabeth Donoff, Helen Braverman. Row 2: Andrea Chipman, Rachel Hirsh. Raymie Houston, Margaret Cormley, Kelley Cushner, Flora Chan. Row 3: Gregory Palmer, Jonathan Hatley, Andre Cournoyer, Derek Braxton, Michelle Blancette, Sandy Argus, Elizabeth Ireland. Row 4: Brian Johnson, Kenneth Edelin, Angel Fagundo, Peter Wilson, Back: Mr. Forsythe. I I I I I I I i I Packard 354 Row 1: Chun Hoy, Robert Duggan, Paul Liu Nancy Chin, Geoffrey V erter, Jonathan Springer, Aaron Shershaw, Lynette Lynch. Row 2: Steven Alzamora, Sarah Wolpow, Robin Umlah, Devora Stengel, Liz May, Donna Kessel, Gladys Knight. Row 3: Paul Carroll, Kenny Steinman, Chris McCarthy, Robert Harris, Mr. Stern. 127 I I � Packard 357 Row 1: Elena Shukel, Lucrecia Peralk, Kerri Bryan, Laura Lenay, Linda kehoy. Row 2: Erin Kavanaugh, inger Lere, Lara Anderson Brenda Patterson, celeste Morin, Mihal Ronen. Row 3: Francis Lam, David Waldo, Mark Moyes, Cearge Jordan, David Jones, Robert Stull, Peter Va. Roberts 109 Row 1: Lelia Deykin, Michelle Walsh, Sandra Yee, Nicole Furie. Row 2 . Pamela Egan, Maria Barnett, Warren Cohen, Eran Loebel, Michele Groves, Mr. Borg. Row 3: Robert Hayes, David Youkilis, Amir Darvish, Amy Schoenbaum, Alon Lelcuk, Alson Tatlock, Lis Samuelson. Row 4: James Mann, Alexander Dilmaghani, Albert Mann, Shlomo Leder, korey Mickey. 128 I Roberts 301 Row 1: Carl London, John Fein, David Cordon, Steven Blank. Row 2 . Dori Young, Nancy Katz, Jennifer Norris, Melva Valentine. Row 3: Maria Orozco, Chrissy Konczeski, Tamor Shiloh. Row 4: Tim Harrington, Tom Silcott, Alon Mess, Tina Rodriguez, Mr. Flint. Row 5: Hugo Armalin, Tom Ferris, Jon Sadow, Boris Tsizer. 1 l I I I i i i ! i I I Roberts 385 Row 1: Andrea Lee, Debbie Chan, Sara Crutchfield, Cathy Wharton, Lisa Goldstein, Keren Rockland, Chenela Ky, Missy Coonce. Row 2: Ediz Ozkardes, Jason Bloomgarden, James Radler, Scott Wasserman, Amelia Burns, Kwami Green, Najmul Chaudhury. Row 3: Bernie Lennon, David Berman, Geoffrey Smith, Adam Strom, Derek Ng. I I m 129 Roberts 388 Row 1: Peter Tsieh, Stefan Counts, Laura Carelick, Lynne Dewhurst, Lisa Rosen Row 2: Rebecca Goldman, Margot Duzak, Laurel Williams, Meredith Goldstein, Allsion Schaye Row 3: Timothy Hennessey, Sharon Laval, krista Wachter, Susan Murphy, Sonya Olson, Carey Francis Row 4: Timothy Whitcomb, Ari Zorn, Sophy Phan, Christopher Shannon, Roy Green, Stacey Tate, Lori weyner Mr. Ansty 131 Row 1: Harry Gold, Juel Weeks, Tara Ramos, Christeen Towie, Cindy Martin, Lucia Hurtig, Laurie Budlong, Lisa Shapiro Row 2: Tara Kuse, Sharon Romagna, Roseanne Candido, Michele Duval, Karen Murell, Paul MacNeil, Michael Kennedy, Jimmy Freel Row 3: Neil Banks, Michelle Beckford, Hope Chandler, Joy Copland, Mr. Ansty, Russell Nickman, Carl Mackin, Lisa Greene Row 4: Paul Ryan, Lorna Wilson, Evan Mirski, Stan Jenkins Ms. Geoghegan’s Class The Class: Judy Wilson, Paul Mann, Leslie Randall. Kevin Mulligan, Lisa Feibel, Linda Cohen, Lee Cushner, Kathy Lee, Stephanie Weaver, Mickey Berger 130 BPS- r 0; JH hyf Xm ■ 1 sL«i |M M ; i j v { 132 • til FACULTY TEACHERS are: People who care, People who share, People who are there When you need them. Willing to help, to comfort Or to reprimand as the case may be. Willing to challenge, to lead Or to let us lead as we grow. Our paths cross for four short years, When we leave we look back not at The buildings and grounds but to You who have made a difference. As you remember us, so shall we Remember you. 133 lx Dr. McCarthy ' J Mr. Ritchie Mr. Freccero LINCOLN Dr. Sadowsky Mr. Reynolds ROBERTS Mr. Webb Ms. Huntington PACKARD Ms. Underwood Mr. Smith AKERS ADMINISTRATION 134 VISUAL ARTS Mr. Peterson Mr. Lane Mr. Doherty Mr. Chiasson Ms. Sens Mr. Bernstein Mr. Riley Mr. Lee Mr. Tupa 135 Ms. Hamilton Mr. Copen Dr. Partoll Mr. Federman Ms. Cellura Dr. Ling Dr. Sutfin 136 PUPIL SUPPORT SERVICES Mr. Piltch Ms. Krantz Ms. Fraser Ms. Ovellette Mr. Marcus Ms. Geoheaghan Ms. Friedman Ms. Blumencranz Ms. Rome m Mr. Levine Mr. Lis Ms. Murphy Ms. Chickering Ms. Collins Ms. Burke ENGLISH Ms. Roemer Ms. Gallagher Dr. Thomas Ms. Orden Ms. Weyner Mr. Murphy Ms. Pessolano Ms. Reynolds Mr Shuman Ms. Lewis Ms. Turley Ms. Kean Being a student at B.H.S. is a learning experience. For example in your freshman and sophomore years, you learn how to lock and unlock your locker. By junior year, you are able to identify your school lunch. And by graduation, whether you have realized it or not, you have come to know the Teacher ' s Dress Code. Ms. Hammond Ms. Berman Mr. Freccero J Ms. Colburn Mr. Viglirolo Ms. Metzger Ms. Frangos Mr. Slaven Ms. Wacht Ms. Huntington Ms. Bailey Mr. Yesner Mr. Tipton Ms. Case 139 Ms. Bartiromo Dr. Berko Ms. Cahn Ms. Alonso Ms. Planchon Dr. Wu Dr. Fernandez Ms. Connerman Ms. Sanchez Ms. Osman FOREIGN LANGUAGE 140 Mr. Ulich Ms. Sanchez Ms. Burger Ms. Tzikas Ms. Landry Ms. McCutchen Ms. Planchon Ms. Schnidman Ms. Rotenberg This unwritten law cannot be taught, but is extremely evident if you stroll into any department office and observe the teachers that congregate there. First you might visit a guidance office. There you will find counselors ' clothing a blur of colors. They are off to another meeting, and will have to cancel your appointment again. You begin to wonder what your counselor really looks like. 141 MATHEMATICS Ms. Axelrad Dr. Cookson Ms. Davis Mr. Frantz Next, you might drop into the Social Studies Department, finding the apparel of the professor-like” teachers rather bland. Most of the outfits look like they came out of an historical magazine!! Walking by the Science office you see several teachers in their blue lab coats. Suspiciously you wonder what they really wear under those coats. Do they symbolize the membership to some secret clan? i Ms. Lombardi Mr. Jean 142 Mr. Alpert Ms. Schnipper Mr. Borg Ms. Young Mr. Flint Ms. Armstrong Ms. Addelson 143 SCIENCE Ms. Howard Dr. Hoffman Mr. Forsythe Ms. Gibb Mr. Cohen Mr. Chellquist Mr. Rothstein Ms. Wiggin Mr. Weston Mr. Howard 144 Mr. Coombs Ms. Howell Mr. Cunningham UP 7 i ■ Mr. Mitchell Mr. Staples Ms. Rosser Ms. Mellman Dr. Parfitt . . . still baffled, you quietly peek into the Math Office. You discover that nothing clashes; all buttons are buttoned, shoelaces are tied, and the outfits are simple. Everyone looks as balanced as an algebraic equation. This is refreshing, but not as exciting as the varied attire of the many English teachers. Tall or short, most dress expressing their own individuality. Some of these wardrobes are limited, though, and often an outfit is repeated more than once a week. Mr. Tierney Ms. Nardone Mr. Stern Mr. Smith 145 SOCIAL STUDIES You must not forget to make a quick stop in the Foreign Language Department, but avoiding your teacher for fear of having to carry on a conversation of more than five words in your chosen second language. Students could describe the outfits in French, Spanish, or German as anything goes . The clothing and choice of colors are peculiar and look a bit foreign!! After you escape safely, you will realize one important fact; at a closer look you can see that each teacher dresses differently compared to the next one. Their outfits reveal their own distinct personality and their own sense of style!! Ms. Markell Mr. Chocensky Mr. Parker Ms. Quitt 146 Mr. Hibert Ms. Manhard Mr. Kaplan Mr. Cradle Mr. Wright -c ' f Mr. Ladenberg Ms. Rosner Mr. Stoskopf 147 s OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION Mr. Dunbar, a teacher in the Occupational Education Department, retired after thirty-five years at B.H.S. He was a Business teacher until 1971 when computers were introduced. At an earlier point in time, Brookline had a thrift program and Mr. Dunbar was the financial advisor. He was also financial advisor to the SAGAMORE for a number of years. Mr. Dunbar has been in charge of the school ' s central treasury since he came to B.H.S. Mr. Dunbar Mr. Kennison Ms. Xypteras Mr. Mitchell Ms. Corcoran Ms. Sennott Mr. Shanahan Ms. Stark Mr. Ryan Mr. Erelli Mr. McCarthy Ms. Smoller Mr. Dwinell Ms. Delanjian I SCHOOL-WITHIIM-A-SCHOOL PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Sapoznik Mr. Conroy Mr. Divincenzo Mr. Puleo ms. Toney 150 PERFORMING ARTS Ms. Ryan Mr. Ryrie Mr. Kelley Mr. Madden Ms. Bowen Ms. Levin HOME ECONOMICS Ms. Daly Mr. Moll Ms. Freeman Ms. Simkowski ADULT EDUCATION • I Ms. Larson s. Mr. Schwartz Ms. Williams Ms. Thornton Ms. Thiffault Ms. Galatis SECRETARIES Ms. Beaumont Ms. Connors Ms. Conroy ms. Clark l ' mm Ms. Ewanouski Ms. Heavey - ,dJ — Ms. Kenney Ms. MacGillivray Ms. Ceier Ms. Nicolai Ms. Piatelli Ms. Prager ms. Sullivan 153 SENIOR CABINET AND SCHOOL COMMITTEE CABINET Charles Slater Louise Thompson Patricia Ruane Robert Boyd Frederick Baker SCHOOL COMMITTEE Natalie Zuckerman Robert McCain Kathleen Ames Herbert Goodwin Thomas Hennessey Christina Lehrich James Schlesinger Ann Tolkoff Richard Yoder 154 155 I LIBRARY -;7?£P To the Sophomores of Brookline High school: The editors of the Muriv ian are sorry to say that we tried and tried, but just couldn’t find anything to say about sopho- more year in high school. Sophomores aren ' t upperclass- men, so they don’t get any major respect. Sophomores, aren’t freshmen, so nothing is new. You don’t buy elevator passes; You have found the fourth floor (and may have even ventured into SWS) by now; You have tried something other than pretzels for lunch; You don’t have to worry about PSAT, SAT, Achievements, college applications, interviews, or a se- nior paper; You don’t even have a car, so you can impress fellow students. The only new, good, or different thing about sophomores is, YOU ARE NO LONGER FRESHMEN!!! Congrats — 156 157 Akers 148 Row 1: Lai-Ming Wong, Regina Perry, Jeff Horwitz, Ari Shimo. Row 2 . Betsy Chin, Vicky Fotopoulos, Lee Khang, Andrew Fleishman, Hubert Kwan. Row 3: Elizabeth Vittori, Anneliesse Rigall, Jennifer Weisel, Morgan Suter, Dana Ng, Sam Matz. Row 4: Lilian Bzaginsky, Amy Szep, Zoee Kovel, Cedric Thomas, Chris Hummel, Enroue Halfkenny, Ronald Shelburne, Nick Winter. Akers 253 Row 1: Matthew Seibel, Linda Mahon, Claudia Robledo, Marc Slyvestri. Row 2: Richard Allen, Andrew Campana, Mike Grande, Justin Curley. Row 3: Shean Hickey, Albert Tow, Anna Lee. Row 4: Dean Nelipowitz, Phoebe Moores, Audrey Crayton, Lisa Miller. Row 5: Alex Khvalskau, Amy Goldberg, Brenda Jaffier, Amy Ziskein. Row 6: David Szeto, Dan Wolfson, Chi-Yung Lee, Mrs. Burger. Row 7: Brian Jacobs, Nina Williams. Akers 260 Front: Karin Kelly; Row 1: Angela Lee, Colleen Higgins, Mr. Dudley, Hana Small, Helen Lee, Maria Miller. Row 2: Julie Noble, Brigette Dunn, Shu-U Gee, Saba Sharieff, Chris Taylor. Row 3: Lacey Clements, Tony Kozloff, Brad Rosenfield, Albert Herd, Truong Nguyen, Jeff Trockman. Row 4: John Du ' Moulin, Jeff Lubin, John Sachs, Matt Hillman, Paul Cambell, Matt Olin, Roman Gregory. Akers 267 Row 1: Daniel Chen, Tonia Collins, Stacey Borden, Melinda Johnson, Kathy Yavaro, Andrei Halpern, Andrew Hendrickson. Row 2: Douglas Dumwoody, Gil Rosenthal, Brad Aspel, Jennie Munoz-Lewis, Randy Ludensky, Bill Hibert. Row 3: Dan Politzer, Linda Vinneau, Minette Schramek, Charlotte Nuboer, Sara Rice, Dan Wong, J. O ' Reilly. Row 4: Walter Kuropatkin, Korrin Baughman, Daniel Teahan, Charles Colburne, Rony Lees, James Kelley, Renee Elysee. 159 Lincoln 335 Row 1: Donald Wong, Paul VanDeCarr, Benjamin McGraw, Joyce Cho, Myrna Fong. Row 2: Ms. Smith, Joshua Becker, Daniel Covitz, Jane Cooper-Driver, Betty Shander. Row 3. Christine Edelstein, Kimberly Crundstrom, Julie Cain, Aric Phillipson. Row 4: Scott Stoutly, Tern Cronquist, Caryn Lander, Jennifer Black, Hilary Sandler, Dorothy van De Carr. Row 5: Jason Thornell, Mark Young, Robert Collins, Wayne Wong, Kenneth Yip, Lisa Barrett, Dhana Riveria. f Lincoln 336 Row 1: Mark Black, David Danberg, Nicole Eckstein, Grace Ho, Karen Brantley. Row 2: ms. Lewis, Tomas Garcia, Heidi Miller, Kim Masters, Maceo Boston III, Raymond Stata. Row 3: Maria Torres, Julie Chamberlain, Jennifer Kirtley, Jessia Fein, Sarah Peabody. Row 4: Hillel Coopeman, Bob Crawford, Marc Schwartz, Sam Figler, Bill Edwards. Row 5: Kalvin Earl, Marina Kravetz, Will Robb, Darryl Snowden, Randi Cohen. Lincoln 340 Row 1: Joel Abrams, Karen Cherson, Stacey Madden, Matthew Rosenfeld. Row 2: Robert Riley, Barbi Batt, Viviana Andreottola, Angela Adams. Row 3: Graham Flanagan, Yury Bondar, Ai Lien Liang, Jennifer Winton. Row 4: Joshua Lipsky, Fred Rosenfeld, Dan Harrington. Row 5: Maria Cardenas, Michael Adelman, Dan Louis, Natasha Austin, Billy Hagerty. Row 6: Mr. Murphy, Mark, Alec Silverman, Richard Wong. I Lincoln 341 Row 1: Alan Yung, Sean Mannix, Dana Kur, Bernard Jaffier, Juan Auila. Row 2: Joshua Frost, Staci Leonardi, Yelena Nisenzon, Richard Ritter, Mally Meroth, Benita Smith, Ayan Patel, James Hardy. Row 3: Elissa Mitchell, Barbara Tunis, Robert Gillis, Stacy Wong, Paul Winter, Mark Hoffman. Row 4: Melissa Wong, Diana Reid, Mr. McCarthy, David Kelley, Clay Gollobin, Daniel Rubendtein. 161 Packard 351 Row 1. Sam Berry, J. Clayton, D. Carter, A. Bonoff, M. Adler, M. Costin, A. Gershinson, J. Jacobs, P. Bos. Row 2 . D. Bornstein, H. Blocker, A. Burns, J. Cohen, R. Communale, J. Bloom, H. Burell, S. Berkely. Row 3: M. Christopher, L. Butler, G. Cormier, J. Cronin, Mr. Howard, P. Lesar. Packard 359 Row 1: Jordan Greene, Katarina Forsberg, Beth Kaplan, Morgan Jones, Daryl Glazer, David Axelrad. Row 2 . Robin Fitch, Lenna Eivers, Jenni Golden, Alicia Katz, Lauren Foster, Jeremy Curcio. Row 3: Jaison Greene, Scott Carter, David Hoffer, Carol Fay, Mr. Smith. Row 4: Billy Gillis, David Duchin, Nique Burns, Henry Hernandez. Row 5: Sean Dickinson, Marc Besio. Packard 361 Row 1: Rich Sheridan, Diana Jin, Lisa Riv, Gemma Fabris, Richelle Budd, Rebecca Lau, Simon Lee. Row 2 . Laura Bodie, Zarka Smith, Jennie Hsu, vandama Sharma, Natalie Royston, Seung Lee, David Yu. Row 3: Bryant Reddick, Nick Rothstein, Monica Pomeroy, Seth Miller, Mr. Cunningham. Row 4: Peter Meade, Kevin Curry, Joe Fitzpatrick. Packard 363 Row 1: Courtney Kelly, Julian Millian, Meyers David, Tara Ramos, Seanna Melchior, Thomas Nolan, Kevin Leone, Justin O ' Keane, Elizabeth Moyes, Kim Mendelson, Sarah Lincoln. Row 2: Keith Lacy, William Burke, Christopher Lawson, Ann Lef. Row 3. Jeffrey Mandl, Terrance Reardon, John Munzer. 163 l Packard 364 Row 1: Jill Roberts, Jennifer Meirdman, Miranda Lichtendtein, Gail Shapiro, Roisin O ' Regan, liana Wohlberg. Row 2 . Mnijovie Ross, Amy soloman, Sutanm Schecr, Lauren Goodwin, Michelle Ward, George Lenny. Row 3: Andrea Gutelinn, Kosta Georgopulous, Kenneth Daniels, John Zeh. Row A: Lawrence Sugarman, Joseph Reitman, Jacob Slomne. Roberts 208 Row 1: Eddie Clancy, Alison Lux, Jeffrey Bernstein, Nancy Cheung, April Weinberg, Yodira Acuna, Kristen McKenney. Row 2: Rembs Layman, Rebecca Murphy, Sidney Probstein, Sheila Czutron, Sarah Adler, Pat Ng. Row 3: Oleg Vyadro, David Mehlman, Melissa Dupre, Leland Hander, David Louie, inya Litvinsky, Glenn Tyvala, Steve Henn. Missing: Kevin Francis, Paul Saunders, Thao Vo, Tim Hitchcock, Roa Kedern. Roberts 213 Row 1: Alex Kates, Lewis Siegal, Laura Koyle, Russel Belfer, Michal Rokni, Jeremy Slover, Margery Mei, Signe Furlong, Waldo Yepez, Doron Tzur, Kirsten Nutt. Row 2: Damon Riley, Carl Goldman, Jenny Cohen, Jennifer Walsh, Ohmead Bashire Lahi, Chris Cook. Row 3: Toby Miller, John Gordon, Melissa Rathbone, Dean Sioras, Michael Weiner. Row 4: Yosha Goldstein, Leonard Ketslakh, Paul D ' Angelo, Brian Jenkins, Ariel Chipman James Quinn, Eugene Temnorod, Oren Zamir, Matthew Lefkowitz, Bruce Lenthall. Roberts 303 Row 1: Tracey Hyde, Joshu Seidman, Karen Nichols. Row 2: Jason Wong, Timothy Sullivan, lan Gilbert, Lisa Shapiro. Row 3: John Odea, Brian Slavin, Cheryl Dublin, Carl Shin, Carolyn Chin, Chris Owens. Row 4: Galina Slezinger, Sean Slavin, Raul Echevarria, Howard Heller, Christopher October, Jerry Shekhel, Michael Grey. Row 5: Jimmy Chin, Mrs. S. Lane, David Dorsey, Karl Aghassi, Deniz Ozkhardes, Alvis Asbergs, Gordon Lupien. Row 6: Jeffrey King, Panos Demeter. Missing: uthman Cavallo, Susan Goodale. Roberts 393 Row 1: Rita Segal, Alison Linsky, Kim Rosenberg, Farissa Zarinechti, Stephen Yanovsky. Row 2: Cynthia Abbit, Kara Dukakis, Ellen Lurie, Nick Maier, E. Bonacci, Erez Leluck. Row 3: Emil Sabetford, Alvin Fong, Michael Frenkel, Mark Selwyn, Joey Smith, Sam Grossman. Row 4: Eddie Hew, Peter Rosenmeir, Billy Jarvis, Chris McGourty, Erik Mayer, John Petrie, Jonya Mischenko. 165 166 fci TIME AFTER For all the students who were sick of General Hospital and needed a place to hide from their guidance counselor(s) after school, clubs were the answer. Brookline High ' s Clubs have progressed from just a few Clubs to almost any Club imaginable. From the History Club to the Ski Club, there’s the Latin Club and a Key Club. Some think Ping Pong ' s better, when others would rather tap into a Computer, if there isn ' t a Club that matches your interest, it ' s possible to form your own, to do something you like best! 167 MURIVIAN EDITORIAL STAFF Editors In Chief Monique Burns Aaron Becker Karen Rao Senior Section Editors Kim Potter Cathy Becker Nancy Berkowitz Sports Editors Nique Burns Josh Sens Undergraduate Editors Kathryn T. Morse Jessica Goodman Ellyn Friedman Clubs and Events Editors Jonathan Mehlman Mehrdad Mehr Carolyn Szeto Business and Publicity Editors Jody Levin Kecia Hansard Faculty Editors Jane Levine Emmeline Chin Floating Editor Stefan Counts Advisor Sydra Schnipper Business and Publicity Katie Doherty inger Lerra Natasha Breines Julie Hermos Melissa Price Cheryl Rubin Janice Bloom Lisa Rosen Suzanne scheer Nancy Katz Julie Mintz Maria Barnett Cindy Strowman Mimi Levin Chris Crowley Alec Silverman Lisa Noll Monique Papazian Angela Gee Kecia Hansard Jody Levin Karen Levy Carolyn Bender Grace Ho Daniela Davidescu Michele Thornton Gary Fong Kristin Robison Kecia Hansard Jody Levin Writers Mega Athanasiou Amy Curcio Photographers Deepa Prusty Kristin Hoffmeister Rachel Silbert David Hollenberg Camera Shy Photographers lan Thornell Michele Zuckerman Dave Counts Heather Hines Jan Larsen Dorothy VanDeCarr Michael Uriquola Josh Clayton-Felt This year ' s Murivlan editorial staff was very new and always changing (for better or worse). At the beginning of this year-long project, nobody knew anybody else, except for a few previously formed or diminished relationships. As time progressed, days, weeks, months, deadlines — not only did everybody get to know everyone else, but we also learned that NiQUE s attention Is acquired by two words: Tom Cruise AARON only knows two letters of the alphabet Op STEF wears ducky boots because his vans are worn out KAREN Is the Invisible woman except for MEHRDAD It was a camera? KECIA looooooves PURPLE EMMELINE will always give a piece of her mind JOSH Is always up to something, usually no good CATHY Is too busy worrying about her love life JODY will laugh at the most serious matters ELLYN still Isn ' t sure what Is going on KATHY always agrees no matter what KIM Isn ' t one to speak to In ' the morning JON Is an extensive conversationalist: HEY what ' s up?! JANE Is always In other offices NANCY Is the mysterious, good cleaning lady that always is singing off key CAROLYN has yet to wear some color other than black JESS always has a great idea SCHNIP never raises her voice above a whisper And don ' t forget: the Christmas tree, pizza, gummy bears, Norm, Karen s calendar, cartoon wars, FP, the new wave yearbook, Eleanor Johnson, Dave, The Cabbage Patch Doll (thanks Jon), The Murivlan Adoption Agency, the paint smell, the fan, the window?, Saggy boys, Murlwy girls, Wea be yo pisure an yo kwote? 170 Editor-in-chief Managing Editor News Editor Feature Editors Arts Entertainment Editors Sports Editors Editors-at-large Photography Editors Business Editors Anastasia Koniaris Dave Counts Jonathan Basset Donia Allen Hannah Doress David Kleiler Cuiliana Dunham Jon Mehlman Harold Simansky Liz Safran David Bornstein Jan Larsen Carolyn Yee Maren Rossman Brian Rubenstein Chris Cook Mark Selman Editor in Chief: Kanani Kauka Prose Editors: Lauren Kozol and Aaron Shershow Poetry Editor: Josh Gwiazda Art Editors: Alison Tsoi and Devora Stengel Photography Editor: David Hollenberg Business Editor: Kenneth Chin Layout Editor: Deepa Prusty Concert Coordinators: Susan Carver and Ricky Stein Special Thanks to Ms. B. Smith: advisor The English Department and Mr. Riley for his continuing support. EDITORS Refractions, the school literary magazine and the pride of A-wing, is proud to announce that all proceeds from Everybody ' s Concert will be donated to the Sagamore and the Murivian so that they can hire a construction company to build windows into their walls and so they can buy their own popcorn machines. Seriously though, Refractions is an outlet in the high school that encourages students to submit their own poetry, prose, artwork or photography, it provides a chance for other students to see what their peers are doing, especially at the time of Everybody ' s Concert, when students can show their talents in music, dance and drama. (Does anyone else in A-wing do anything like this? NO ). Iain ' s done it again!” Charles Slater I cry every time l see them. Dr. R. McCarthy BHS Productions Presents — The re-release of that timeless classic THE DRAMA SOCIETY The compelling story of a group of kids, drawn together by desire, with only one purpose in mind; to present plays. The Drama Society , together, through grueling auditions and endless rehearsals, they learn that there are no small parts, just small directors. STARRINC Patrick McSherry — as the seemingly omnipotent President Julia Soyer — as the sensual and seductive Vice President Andrea Chipman — as the capitalistic and dominant Assistant Treasurer David Kleiler — as the secretary who couldn ' t type and introducing Mari Pauldick — who makes her debut as the Executive Representative as well as acting several other roles With a supporting cast of thousands! THE DRAMA SOCIETY Directed, Produced, and Written off by lain Ryrie All rights (and seats) reserved TOWN MEETING 1983-84 Town Meeting is the fully representational legislative governance body of Brookline High School. It has jurisdiction over all policies, rules, and regulations found in the student handbook. Each year dedicated students, faculty members and staff work to improve the school and represent the opinions of their varied constituencies. When school opened in the fall of ' 83 Town Meeting squared off against the conservative factions of the administration who in the July Revolution had deigned to pull in the reins of Open Campus with the 3 acts whereby freshmen have no Open Campus, Sophomores are restricted to the campus, and Juniors and Seniors are left with the sign out system . What followed was intense debate culminating in a censorial vote of no confidence in the administration. Dr. McCarthy took a lot of flak considering he was only trying to improve the educational atmosphere of the school. The remainder of the fall and winter dissolved into numerous debates and proposals and constant re-hashlng of the Open Campus issue. Later, the body delved into a discussion of its own Jurisdicti on in an attempt to create a constitution. It was not always fun. There were days when the topics were introspective, the sophomores verbose, and the seniors asleep, but there was always the underlying faith that we were all there because we cared about Brookline High School and wanted to do as much for this magnificent institution as It had done (and is doing) for us. And we even managed to delay mid-year exams for a day!! TOWN MEETING MEMBERS 1983-84 — Akers House: Susan Long. Adam Posen, Peter Badalament, Jan Larsen. Brad Aspel Missy Schramek, Marc Charney, Nelson Liu. Lincoln House: Carol Green, Lenny Weinstein, Doug Cubell, Ben Joslin, Michael Adelman, Natasha Austin, Tehani Collazo Packard House: Jon Chertok, Kathy Morse, Ben Chertok, Bob Padulo, David Duchin, Alicia Katz, David Seder. Lu Yoder. Roberts House: Barbara Holt, Robert Oliver, Nancy Berkowitz, Warren Cohen, lan Gilbert, Martin Lodish, Stephanie Lodish. SWS: Laura Allen, Adam Gropman SAC: Jeff Mandl, Jonathan Springer. At-Large: Hannah Doress, Robert Snierson, Jennifer Hong, Alison Tsoi. Custodial: Pauline Tortensen. Faculty: Jennifer Huntington (TM Manager), Scott Baker, Joel Gopen, David Moore, Florence Osman, Barry Shuman, Pat Hoban, Joe Rothstein, Jerry Levine, Don Thomas, Elizabeth Lewis, Marne Rosner, Ethel Sadowsky, Robert McCarthy. Senior Steering committee Meredith Young, Andrea Shapiro, Patty Ferris, Cindy Strowman, Jill Jacobs, Meiping Tso. Kristin Robison, Heather Hines, Yet Wah Soohoo, Sue Ng. Jeanette Yuen, Dena Tung, Joe Yee Cecilia Ho Cindy Leung, Susan Wong, Cary Fong, Karen Rao, Eric Nichols, Eric Doran, Sue Woodward, Dave Caspar, Melissa HacKel, Pat McSherry. Jane Levine, Melissa Coon, Lisa Noid, Shabnam Teymourian, Christina Sautengeo, Susan Tissnes, Monique Papazian, Carolyn Szeto, Megan Athanasiou, Angela Gee, Riitta Scharf, Audrey Kirzner, Maya Zaitzevsky, Doreen Rosenblum, Rachel Silbert, Victoria Perry, Katy Shander, Lannae Long, Deepa Prusty, Sue Carver, Karen Levy, Helen Hain, Romon Roayai, Debbie Murphy. Kathy KicKham, Susan Long, Pam Levine, Gail Shapiro, Rachel Evans, Heidi Green, Carolyn Bender, Darci Lipson, Cathy Becker, Lisa Foley, Marilyn Curry, Mark Ford, Chip Fitch, Ben Loewy, Jennifer Dopazo, Laureen McGourty, Deanne Sanchez, Harold Simansky, Amy Curcio, Lisa Rogers, Tammy Coney, Cheryl Coulter, Michelle Bechford, Lorna Wilson, Joy Copeland, Jody Levin, Nan Feldman, Maria Mostajo, Tova Pechenick, lan Thornell, Gary Chin. Lisa Langkron, Jennifer Knowles, Maren Rossman, Liz Smith, Amy Goodale, Karin Murrell. Crystal Sylvester Gonz Gutierrez, Carl Izzi, Beth Chandler, Cyrus Rolbin, Kecia Hansard. Deborah utstein, Jessica Michelson, Einstein Yee. Eric Yee. Jon Harold, Joseph Dougherty Michelle Blanchette Nancy Berkowitz, Song Ja Cha, Raymle Haister, Jane 0 Brien, Caroline Silber, Jennifer Hong, Amy Yee. Don Young, Gwen Wallace. Jennifer Tuton, Danela Davidescu, Deborah Alberts Zoa Shea, Beth Kirby, Jeanie Differ, Lisa Viola, Kirsten Hibert, inger Lerra, Debbi Brahims, Carla Roddy, Adrienne Perchard, Wendy Ferro, Cathy warton. Julie Mintz Nancy Katz, Marla Barrett, Suzy Radln, Amy Randall, Nancy Chin, Janine Mangerl, Christin McCarthy. Carey Francis, Susan Murphy, Lee Smith, Jenny Lau, Anita Offutt Flora Chan, Brenda Suatengo. David Kramer, Sandra Yee, Laurel Williams, Meredith Goldstein, Colette Johnson, Ann Choi, John Fein, Sally Gendron. Jan Larsen, Sonja Olson, Michelle Zuckerman Nichaei Robinson, Evan Tobaskey, Douglas Cubeli, Teo Lee, Rob Stull. Tina Lhln, Jennifer weissman, Effie vergetis, Lelia Deykin, Donna McGrath, Kim Dickson Sharon Naggar Michelle Walsh, Reglnal Narclsse. Abby Ellin, Janet O ' Leary, Missy Simard, Cheryl Cormier, Hilary Gresser, Beth Goldberg, Natasha Breines, Lara Anderson, Jessica Goodman Sara Gutensohn Amelia Burns, Krista wachter, Linda Keyho. Tracey McCain, Lisa Rosen, Beth Ireland, Nina Wishnok, Jennifer Krancer, Scott Paisner, Walter Ng, Brad Skiilman Katie Doherty Mlckl Thornton Margot Duzak Bonnie Hingston Beth Bowen, Cynthia Huyghue, Corrie Yablon, Jum Shik Whang, Pam Egan, Julie Slotnik, Lynette Lynch Chrissy Konzeski Rebecca Frawley Mehran Mehr Erin Kavonagn, Chris McCarthy. David Kramer. Jonathan Cohn, Shelley Richmond, Chuck Hennekens Spanish Club: Enables students of the Spanish language to learn about the culture of Spanish-speaking peoples. Latin Club: Composed of students Interested In Creek and Roman culture, history, mythology, and related topics. Meets twice monthly, in 1981, the club built a first-place middle distance catapult, held a Roman banquet, participated in State Convention. Black Awareness Club: Organizes activities for Black History Week and other activities throughout the year to highlight the Black experience at Brookline High School. Le French Club desperately tried to organize brunches, cinema, and any type of social event to do with the Francals culture. We did succeed in having a delightful apres midi of crepes and Chantilly, and also a successful bake sale — the fric was supposedly splnt on the deux fine French dines, vln included Le club does try it ' s hardest to be organized, but with so many busy, populaire people in It, it is tres difficult to gather everyone at one time, In one place. So hopefully next year (though 1985 is an unlucky numero) a serleuse person will take charge and get the spectacle on the road! v; ; I 175 Project Base: Brookline Alcohol Safety Education, located In Room 522, trains peer educators to promote responsible drinking decisions or comfortable non-use. HISTORY CLUB A student who does not understand history Is doomed to repeat it. To understand the past Is to prepare for the future. B.A. Fairness Committee The Fairness Committee is the judicial branch of our school government it shall be made up of 21 Individuals, consisting of 14 students and 7 staff members. The members shall be chosen by a Selection committee, made up of the Headmaster, the Town Manager, two students, and two faculty members. All members of the school are encouraged to apply to serve on the Fairness Committee. Faculty Justices: Jennifer Huntington Patrice Hurley, Nancy Colburn Arnie Marcus, Frances Rogovin. George Vlgiirolo. Elaine Young, Robert McCarthy, Student Justices: Edward Flood, Ellyn Friedman, Peter Hudson, Chris Hummel, David kramer, Tamara Kraus, Diane Krause Jane Levine, lannae Long, Elizabeth Pelcygar, Deepa Prustv, Mlhal Ronen. Gil Rosenthal Rebecca Weisel. Alternates: Michael Arnett, Nancy Katz, Sarah Mcklbben. Liz Saffran, Ann-Lucien senna. 1 Key Club: is a service organization of B.H.S. The Klwanls affiliated group has one of the largest memberships In the school and uses this great resource to raise money for scholarships and assist elderly, hospital, and youth organizations through volunteer work. Big Brother Big Sister. High School students are assigned, through referral, to elementary school students who need support and friendship. One hour per week. International Club: Is a social club for foreign students at B.H.S. The club provides a place for students to get to know each other, and talk about school, work and career concerns. Members plan parties, skating and bowling trips, bake sales and an annual overnight trip. Vanessa and IrlS; a Journal for young feminists is an organization of creative and political activity for young women. The staff puts out a Journal roughly every month and attends lectures, films and demonstrations. Members: Melissa Evalds, Arlanne Garden-Vazquez, Rebecca Arnoldl, Hannah Doress, Sarah Ogler, Amelia Berns, Cecilia Karlstrom, Mara kampe and Lierre kleth. Volunteers for Community Service: T.A.S.K. (Teenagers Serving Kids) a group of high school students who organize activities for vounger children in a local housing project. Members are Kristin Hoffmeister, Julia Callowav. Steven Grindl, Morgan Jones, wendy Beaton Lauren Feldman, Cyndy Lyons, Karin Kelley, Helen Han, wen Min Hou. Business Co-op Horseback Riding Young men have often been ruined through owning horses but never through riding them, unless of course they break their neck which taken at a gallop, is a very good death to die, Winston Churchill S.T.O.P. The Student Teacher Organization to Prevent Nuclear war is a student run group whose aim Is to educate the school community on nuclear issues We sponsor speakers and student action committees. Founder and President: Hannah Doress Faculty Advisor Thomas Ladenburg Writers and Company is giving the writers of Brookline High School a feeling of unity, we plan to publish a magazine approximately every month, have weekly support meetings, and have guest speakers for all who are interested We discuss our work, offer encouragement as well as constructive criticism we care about you as writers and readers. Anyone is more than welcome to Join or submit material. 178 Key Club visits an old age home to spread warmth and good cheer. China Night Club Computer Club plans and executes programs to stump the stars. JfcsV Blke Club 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 out of the club come some of the closest friendships. Math Team We wouldn ' t mind Trigonometry If it wasn ' t for the sines and cosines. Mathletes Include: Adam Posen, Luis Navas (co-captalns), Ellav Haskal, Tony Lin, Paul Liu, Andrei Halperln, Tanvlr Hussein, Ken Chin, Ramin Roayai, Joel Abrams Einstein Yee Richard Tom. National Honor Society: selects members on the basis of their outstanding academic achievement, good citizenship and service to the school community. The society provides a tutoring service for the students of the school and participates in fund-raising activities to provide a scholarship. 179 Sailing Sailing, sailing Sailing, Sailing, Sailing Sailing, Sailing, Sailing, Sailing, Sailing, Sailing Sailing, Sailing, Sailing, Sailing, Sailing, Sailing Sailing, Sailing, T.O.S.C.O.B. The Orogenlc 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 ng Pon ig Pong _ jrnament ng Club Speed accuracy, skill and the desire to compete are all part of the Club Each player tries to Improve with the hope of eventually winning the 180 b 1 1 ■ Will you be my Valentine? I’ll send you one if you send me one! is it O.K. to send one to an underclassman, (cradle robber) l wonder if he ' ll send me one? She loves me. She loves me not. She loves me know l have one in here somewhere! Freshmen you can find them A) Standing in the junk food line 6 ' Traveling in herds C) Still looking for the fourth floor D) in study hall E) Combing their hair before and after class E) Attending the ping pong dance I’ll never forget my sophomore year in high school! It was now my turn to rank on freshmen, but most important I knew what I was doing and where I was going The worst feeling was being lost my first day. I was to embarrassed to ask anyone how to get to the fourth floor, so I just tried outa couple of prom- ising stairwells. Anyhow, on my first attempt, l be- gan my ascent to the fourth floor. On my way up, I passed a couple of kids who resembled adults. I thought to myself They must be seniors!” I real- ized that l had made a big mistake when I found myself on the roof. Only then did l figure out that I took the wrong stairs. How was l going to pass these kids on my way down without having fresh- men written all over my face? I solved this by wait- ing for them to leave. I missed my C block class, but it was worth avoiding the embarrassment. Great, it was D block and time for first lunch. That was a nightmare in itself! Never have l seen so many kids in one place. Well, l managed to find my way overto the pretzels where I dripped mustard all over my new white corduroys. I figured everyone would think my pants were new wave. I glanced down at my schedule. Great”, l thought, ”l have ten min- utes to find my D block class.” Gee, that’s funny, everyone is already sitting down. Oh, l guess the class before mine isn’t over yet.” Fifteen minutes passed and the class was still in session. ’’Alright, be a man and go investigate the situation.” I intro- duced myself to the teacher. She was understand- ing and kind (so l thought). She told me that l took the wrong lunch. I was relieved that l wasn’t in trouble. My teacher, being thoughtful, alerted the class to my mistake and tried to explain the lunch schedule. That was the end of me! Everyone laughed, it took me a few months to live that one down! So guess what I’m doing now waiting for those pitiful froshies to climb the stairs in search of the elusive fourth floor. Oh, don’tget me wrong rm not mean. I admit that l occasionally tell fresh- men to take the green line to Park Street in order to get to the M.T. building, but I’m usually quite help- ful 182 I V 4 I fiAiv . 183 Akers 261 Row 1: Nina Rabinowitz, Tracy Arnold, Sarah Marxer, Lillian Moy, Laurie Saffi. Row 2 . Callit Stendel, Patricia Narcisse, Victoria Tsoi, Richard Libbey, Michael Yee, Patrick Caulfield, Nicole Edraos. Row 3: Tom Kelleher, Dorothy Day, Adam Kirshner, David wolfsdorff, Arne Kaplan, Ann Smith, Valerie Aber, Katherine O ' Reilly. Row 4: John Badalament, Anthony Repetto, Matt Bumpus, Wendy Schwartz, Jane Pallera, Jerold Cohen. Akers Row 1: Eli Hung, Luke Giroux, Nancy Conviser, Jennie Ta-Tza, Albert Chau. Row 2: Nelson Liu, Matthew Sherman, Alison Ehrlich, Elizabeth Nuboer, Heather Kindin. Row 3: Panya Kogan, Anne Schwab, Cathryn Rich, Mrs. Manhard, Cybel Monson, David Allen. Row 4: John Kuropatkin, Kenzie MacPherson, Genge Odell, Javon Boyce. Missing: Judy Fong, Roberto Parada. k Akers 265 Row 1: Phillip Nobel, Eric Harm, Sarah Mckibban, Danielle Drujou, Shelly Salui. Row 2: James McCulverni, John Jameson, Debra Campbell, Tong Mci Chang, Bonnie Gee. Row 3: David Lin, Chris Pineau, Jung-Hun Han, Leanne d ' Entremont, Alicia Phillips, David Fishman, Hanny Outhwart. Row 4: Han Choi, Reuben Sky-Stiskin, Mr. A. Stoskopf, Sung Hang, Rinn Hewsant, Francesca Bignami, Leo Lepage. Akers 268 Row 1: Mike Caplan, Erik Ovalle, katy Martino, Marc Charney, Billy Graziano, Bulent Yalim. Row 2: Elena Ulis, Tom Sutherland, Yer Khang, Berthyle Pierre, Josh Levine, Daphne Rota, Becky wax, Sabrina Lepore. Row 3: Georgianne Tetro, Brendan Saunders, Thea Izzi, Mike Gonik, Ranna Gee. Row 4: Seth Henery, Maria Perez, Joe Dempsey, David Park, Nina Small, Chris Voight. Row 5: Mr. Landenburg. 185 Lincoln 235 Row 1: Eric Hyett, Ed woo, David Goldberg, Sarah Sesnovich, Eldad Shepen, Carrie Dorr. Row 2: Jessie Saletan, Tanya Martin, Shawn Harris, Rostin Shing, Jenny Israel. Row 3: Ricky Yeun, David Ng, Robert Law, Taz Brown, Kyle Jackson. Row 4: Christian Riley, Barrie Wheeler, Angela Crespo, Victoria Poor, Krista Doherty. Row 5: David Holmes, Rachel White, Aliza Shapiro, Maureen Ho, Kari Vonherrlick. Row 6: Mr. Erelli, Ms. Wacht, Sam Dickerman, Michael Wong. Lincoln 237 Row 1: Eric Colburn, Mark Berman, Dan Levine, Lisa Bigwood, Diane Krause, Eddy Moy. Row 2: Kathy Zavistoski, Martha Ferelinard, Katie Ahern, Shalbee Phillips. Row 3: Lara Wall, Mark Fortier, Kathy Baradavan, Tehani Collazo, Jennifer Leonard, Bob Oveil, Mrs. Delanjian. Row 4: Linda Yip, Kathryn Brandt. Row 5: Erez wohl, Craig Cubell, Robert Hoffmeister, Nate Reid. Row 6: Danya Hoffman, Ms. Rosner, Maria Borges, Mee Wei Ong. fa Lincoln 244 Alphabetical Order: Elad Bahat, Yoram Bechler, Andrea Burns, Jennifer Burkin, Baird Cambell, Kiet Carroll, Elaine Chan, Jeff Chiu, Cybele Chivian, Michelle Dixon, Tara Duval, Jonathon Hipsh, Macy Lawrence, Jonah Metranga, Adam Mazmanian, Dan McClure, Lisa Messier, Nathalie Nagar, Eric Neil, Rebecca Norris, Sandra Orejuela, Jonathon Piderit, Zoe Stringham, James Theodos, Anamaria Tirado, Priscilla vonLambsdorff, Michael Wolf, in Back: Ms. Smoller, Mrs. Frangos, Ms. Osman. Lincoln 327 Row 1: Anna Oklander, Miranda Hersey, Zoe Proctor, April Joseph, Kate Morrison, Chris Evangelista. Row 2: W6ndy Dabcovitch, Cynthia Lyons, Susan Leipman, Cynthia Lemire, Wendy Kadish, Mike Lower. Row 3: Joy Koller, Helena O ' Brien, Amy Berman. Row 4: Peter Hudson, Cary Lepler, Peter Zalkalms, Steve Shukel, Josh Davidson. Row 5: Dianne Hanssen, Aimee Scorziello, Craig Lewis, Chris Jacobs, Ralph Dinunzio, Kyan Myers. Row 6: Mrs. Xypteras, Mr. Rothstein. 187 Packard 275 Row 1: Len Figelman, Herman Bravo, Tamar Axelrad, Rachel Ablow, Elizabeth Berter, Christian Alzamora, Douglas Shea. Row 2: Kelsey Goss, David Bigelow, David Abbott, Amanda Cove, Melissa Barron, Peter Allen, Walter Chau. Row 3: Ben Doress, Margo Banks, Cary Loldaver, Ami Caster, Yoav Baram, Chris Malinn. Row 4: Edward Dockray, Eowyn Daly, Kristen Barber, Stephen James. Packard 370 Row 1: Alison Tishler, Ellen Mitchell, Dylan t Kidd, Raymond Morgan, Curtis Milter, Michael Nilesa. Row 2. Matthew Duggan, Travis Lowe, Stephen Phillips, Thomas Macnamara, Catherine Meyers. Row 3: Peter Lashley, Juan Lin, Gary Teixera, Harry Ostrander, Scott Gold, Simmone Lam. Row 4: David Driscoll, Jonathan Kream, Laura Klaff, Yana Kitaygorddsky, Lisa LdBlanc. Row 5: Rebecca Frawley (PAL), Philip Polishuk, Joseph Palermo, Greg Ouranya, Jonathan Levine, Jay Steinman, Joanne Marco, Laura McDonald. fa Packard 377 Row 1: Ben Chertok, Ariola Yushin, Sharan Sesling, Ted Steffen, Keith Powers, Danny Yee, Jeremy Simmons, Heather Rogers. Row 2: Nancy Chin, Rimma Tkach, Melissa Price, Heather Smith, Laura Eeiner, Glen Schwaber. Row 3: Stephanie Butler, Zachary Schaeffer, Jonathan Sneide, Eric Scharff, David Sedar, Derek Wallach. Row 4: Danielle Zackerman, Dominik Zarachorsky, Kevin Schwenk, Bruce Caporal, Steve Zagoren, Stephanie Pratt, Ari Vais. Row 5: Ms. Mellman, Brian McGreal, Robyn McCain, Katherine Smart, Lisa Tam. Packard 378 Row 1: Mouatassem El-Awad, Shi-Fun Kwan, Eris Cohen, Genevieve Shea, Anna Belokurova. Row 2 . Avi Maika, Linor Junowicz, Jennifer Kimiatek, Pamela Lee, Emily Bikofsky, Evelyn Pope. Row 3: Mr. Weston, Michael Steinman, Eva Pontelides, Jun Shiraharma, Megan Gondek, Jennifer Frank, Alexandra Hughes. Row 4: Jonas Brickus, Hernan Guerrero, Joshua Masnick, Robert Goodrich, Darvish Fakhr, Daniel Benmosche, Nerval Ramsey, Adam Duncan, Timor Poliak. 189 Packard 344 Row 1: Lu Yoder, Anouk Furcolo, Tricia Differ, Stacey Hurwitz, Heather Kelley, Thea Kane, Suzy Radin, PAL. Row 7 . Lee Armstrong, Lauren Feldman, Mercury Judson, Audrey Fitzpatrick, Adam Jacobs, Christopher Kane. Row 3: Lydia Cormey, Lisa Georgetti, Liz Gorin, Susan Bonoff, Kriston Eivers, Robert Ginsberg. Row 4: Simone Horton, Debbie Alberts, PAL, Kimberly Houston, Carmen Jami, Gwen Fields, Adam Hammel, David Kelley. Row 5: Harrison Fitch, PAL, Ms. Gallagher, Tom Glover. Roberts 200 Row 1: Rachel Goldstein, Robert Carson, Leigh Hanlon, Alyssa Hanlon, Roslady Rueda Denise Joyce. Row 2: Mr. Sterndale, Peter Grand, Itay Livni, Jessica Dargo, Rachel Steiner. Row 3: David Neyprey, Ed Nicholson, Dwayne Clark, Carla Deykin. Row 4: David Geller, Lara Linden, Alex Stone, John Parial, Sylvia Donhert, Niles Nei. Row 5: Carolyn Thompson, Darvis Dilmaghani, Michael Low. Roberts 214 Row 1: Robert Morrison, Jordan Bloomgarden, Fannie Nagar, Colleen Forde, Benjamin Szeto, Marsella immti. Row 2: Miri, Rebecca Goldberg, Dana Barrettt, Bryan Berman, Robert McCoy, Farazana Kahn. Row 3: Glenn Gately, David McCay, Jessica Berman. Row 4: Joshua Rossol, Nadia Hall, Clea Berman, Michael Foreman-Fowler, Rebecca Levin, Anita Wong, Zohar Porot, Beth Chipman, Noreen Henson. Row 5: Michelle Wallace, Ann-Lucien Senna, Rachel Holincheck, Alec Mlelgeu, Valarie Laham, Edward Baker. Roberts 300 Row 1: Jon Levin, Julie Hermos, Joliana Chin, Karen Cullen, Mimi Levin. Row 2. Jasper Burns, Dan Heffernan, Jon Slover, Gwen Cooke, Pam Cady, Mindy Bond, Pam Rocheford. Row 3: David Max, Eric Schickler, Adriane Harvey, David Mak, Sharon Blackwell. Row 4: Kyra Zewley, Sam Goldman, Melvin Valentine, Meaghann McCarthy, Jody Rosen, Tony Yee. Row 5: Michael Fraser, Tim Mann, Malcolm Cooke, Atul Mohindra. Row 6: Andre Wheaton, Frank Han, Sean Murray, Brian Heffernan. Row 7: Mrs. Axelrad, Mr. Marcus. Roberts 309 Row 1: Mr. Albert Jean, Bryan Blondiet, Alex Nordquist, Christine Cugini, Erica Hitshcock, Toya Kimbrough, Heather Barr, Yalda Modabber. Row 2: Richard Mansobian, Henrick Reid, Jesse Goff, Sarah Hahn, Sara Russell, Rachna Dhanda, Ctherine Quan. Row 3: Stephanie Lodish, Toni Senecal, Stephen Lynch, Marcela Perralta, Dean Economov, Erica Janey. Row 4: David Ginsberg, Claudine Kos, Derek Walker, Daniel Fuchs, Kelani Larsen, Michael Scannell, Robin Mooney. Row 5: Honda Leighton, Mark Bernstein, Tim Lavallee. Packard 386 Row 1: Jonathan Morales, Mr. Levine. Row 2: Bernard Kahn, Mrs. Oullette. Row 3: Deadee Avery. 1 The events at B.H.S. are part of the reason that our school is unique and special. A typical events illustration shows; a. Many excited members of the cast. b. Seven or eight people in the audience (most of whom are parents of the actors). c. People in the cafe begging students to buy $2.50 tickets. d. Hyper directors back stage, wishing they could get away with hitting just one student. e. Everyone throwing together an act. y 2 hour before Everybody ' s Concert try outs. f. Marches and demonstrations. g. Bake Sales h. Dances, dances and more dances. i. Speakers and guests. j. AND of course, those things which are unique each year so we can’t predict what will occur. 192 W5� 193 When the P.T.O. asked the Drama of Social issues Workshop to explore the issue of parent-teenager relationships from the teenager’s point of view, we willingly obliged, in the end, many of the parents were surprised at the number of scenes that seemed commonplace in homes other than their own. All in all, the P.T.O. got more than they bargained for. P.T.O. Back to School Night . . . October 25, 1985 194 David Susskind . . . October 28, 1983 On October 28th, David Susskind returned to Brookline High School to share memories of his years here and offer some advice and suggestions. He is an electrifying personality and all those who shared the experience of speaking with him came away the richer for it. Blood Drive . . . November 2, 1983 195 Halloween Dance . . . October 28, 1983 L Up In Arms ... November 15, 1983 As part of the Nuclear Issues Week of Dialogue, the Drama of Social Issues workshop produced Up in Arms’ , a sometimes comic, sometimes dramatic series of scenes that looked at the realities of living in a nuclear world. This piece was a moving epilogue to the much discussed The Day After , that was aired prior to our first performance The Great American Smokeout . . . November 17, 1983 Fall Awards Assembly . . . December 8, 1983 League All-Stars; Robin, Eric, Mickey Michael, Deanne, Tehani. S.T.O.P. Marches for World Peace The Student Teacher Organization to Prevent Nuclear War (S.T.O.P. Nuclear War) has sponsored many speakers, student action committes and has participated in several demonstrations this fall. 199 Bake Sales Galore Bake sales remain one of the most popular ways for clubs and organizations to raise money. Everyone profits from these delicious experiences. French Cooking Demonstration . . . November 17, 1983 On November 17, 1983 Mr. Heinz Bunger of the Copley Plaza Hotel demonstrated the art of flambe ' cooking to our Home Economics classes. Mr. Bunger, who was trained in Europe and who for many years has been the maitre d ' in the Cafe Plaza, was the first in a series of experts scheduled to present cooking techniques to our students. pr hy Mayor . iceiiany Aum H.S. Friend Anc i%man Aunt Political Friend Haley Berman Cousin Interviewer Jessica Givelber Uncle Jeff Tony Josh Shulman Cgusin Political Friend .... Kanani Kauka Ari Vais lain Ryrie Sean Kelly .. Gregory Priest Anneliesse Rigall Sound .... seamstress “On Time is the seventh original piece performed by the Drama Society. interview 1 VIEW ' 1st. Interviewer chaeMffaleman . . AT Pauldick ..My id Neipris . .IrSara Kendall Geoffrey Verter . Alison Tatlock . . . David Klieler lain Ryrie Sean Kelley n Bowen Steven Flynn Douglas Macneil fid Lemmei CONCERT CHOIR mr ' h i flJlen, 1 SYMPHONIC BAND i. Tracey Hyde. Yael Lubetzky, Ben McGraw Amy Schoenbaum, jane Cog er-Driver, DarclCoson Margaret Cormiey, Tanya Braxton, Lara Wall, Sarah Adler. Lauren Kozc Bernow Mindy Bond, Danielle Drujon. DU le Krause. Suzanne Matos, Robyn McCair Robbins Sarah Sesnovich. Lisa Tam, Amy |oldberg. Hiliary Cresser Susan Leipman Campana Rachel Hollncheck, Eran Loebl, Goldstein, Kathy Brandt, Tamar Shiloh sh Laura c . Jessica Trudy i.lAndrew :hrls Yoder, Rachel Silbert. Elizabeth Dor aff, Lisa lley Richmond, Tim Hitchcock, Martha F rdinand, Jennifer Krancer Glen Schwaber Sean Be keley, Matthew Hillman, Warren Cohen, I achel lohnathan Basset, Toby Miller, Jacob Slo; ne. Ann Fortier, Joseph Dempsey, Martin Lowdis 1 Robert Goldstein Daniel McClure Derek Braxton Rena William Shander. Sarah Basset Marl Crawford Susan Covitz Lisa Saltzman Me nda Johnson, Jonathan Cohn, Diana Reic McNair Nina Childs Jonathan Hyde, Kenn Peter Bos Lauren Ferdinand th Rich. Rick stein, Scott Wasserman. Da Laura Allen. John Anderson, Austin Natasha Nancy Berkowltz, Kathryn Brandt, Amy Berman, Jennifer Black, Taz Brown, Elizabeth Chapman, Nina Childs, Tammy coney Jane Driver-Cooper, Robert Crawford, Rachna Dhanda, Lori Figelman, Anouk Furcolo Amy Goldberg, Jessica Goldberg, Sarah Han, Timothy Hitchcock, Jennifer Hong, Peter Hudson Cynthia Huyghule, Melinda Johnson, Alex Kates, Kanani Kauka, Hartlie Kelly, Sara Kendall Jennifer Krancer, Jonathan Kream, Lauren Kozol, Dana Kur, Valerie Laham, Caryn Lander Lisa LeBianc, Andrea Lee, Aaron Levin, uziyah Linder, Carl London, Andrew Martino Kathryn Martino, Kim Mendelson, Catherine Meyers, Kathy Morse, Tova Pechenick, Catherine Reeve, Trudy Robbins, Jill Roberts, Peter Rosenmeier, Thomas Silcott, Orna Sonnenscheln, Rick Stein, Carolyn Thompson, Timothy Witcomb. Sarah wohiberg. THE WINTER CONCERT Usa Lanzkron, Daniel Covitz, Lauren Kozol, Derek wallach, Jun Shirahama, Gary chin, Steven Blank, Grace Ho, Charles Lewis, Robert Morrison Wendy Schwartz Ayan Patel Edward Smith, Francesca Bignaml, Josh Rossol, Catherine Quan, Kirsten Nutt, David Smith, Allison Tishler, Jeffrey Trackman David Kleiler Josiah McElheny Daniel Honlg Sonia woipow Robert Rosenbaum Hillary Cresser. David Hoffer, Chris Yoder, Rachel Silbert, Andrew Campana, Douglas McNair, Jacob Sloane Toby Miller Ann Renzl Diana Ried Melinda Johnson Peter Bos, Lisa Saltzman VOCAL ENSEMBLE Donla Allen, Laura Allen, John Anderson, Nancy Berkowltz, Cathryn Brandt, Alyssa Sresnahan, Nina Childs, Gary Chin, Lori Figelman, Josh Gwiazda, Tim Hitchcock, Cynthia Huyghue, Kanani Kauka, Hartley Kelley, Sara Kendall, Dana Kur, Lisa Lanzkron, Aaron Levin, Andy Martino, Karen Rao, Kate Reeve, Mihal Ronen, Peter Rosenmeier, Tom Silcott, Richard Stein. Okay Folks It ' S OKLAHOMA! H.M.S. 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I owe this all to the friends, teachers, and my guidance counselor; Ms. Toni Hamilton. Thank you: Henric, Ekbal, Carl, Brian, Tamara, Tami, Jenny H, Cyrus, John F, Jon M, Jody L, Alison S, Delara, Lannae, Nique B, Zarka Tiffany, Manoj, Anastasia, Rhonda, Josh S, Paul, Rana (Namjil), Scott P, Harrold Z, John A, Robert 0, kecia, Nancy B, Jane L (SS), Sylvia D, Cori, Liz S, Steve H, Jon Z, Antonio, Elizabeth B, Carlos, Einstein, Walter, Fariza, Nina, Jennie, Kim P, Ramin, Bob R, Julie M, Samantha C, Hilary, Iris, Yuval, Denise, Donia, Peter, David C, David H, Jennie L, Jennie R, Michelle B, Liz S, Mihal, Andrew M, Barbara H, Khatereh, Mellissa R, Becky R, Sarah W, Rachel, Kirsten . . . I thank my teachers for all they have taught me; Mr. Cohen, Ms. Schnipper, Mr. Ladenburg, Ms Kean, Dr Berko, Mr Lane, Ms Burger, Mr Alpert, Ms Addelson, Ms Frangos, Ms Hammond, Ms Metzger, Ms Reynolds, DrGleekman, MrStoskopf, Ms Wiggin, Mr. Ulich, MsPlanchon, MsCha, Ms Lane, Ms Rotenberg, Mr. Johnson, Ms McCormick, Ms Thiffault, Mr. Hafferty, and Mr Shure. I thank Mehran, Mitra, Mom Dad for everything. I have a long path ahead of me, but so far it had gone well due to your help. I will miss you all. I may see a few of you in the future, however if I don ' t, I wish you all the best of luck, health and success! 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If you ' ve never studied at the studio — bring this ad and A receive an Introductory offer of A S classes for $12.04. A Th ONLY CHOICE for jari done 1 9 BELVIDERE ST BOSTON 262-4307 Co on ! Co on ! Co on ! Congratulations to you Aaron Love, Mom and Dad V. Uojwwitu a£coyi $est Hbs ie one foot ■ ( oo( fucA a u ASeacr to Woo Wtm w y from or . (for W t f r fao1$.irig ’Jearjs Team Shirts and Jackets 31 3A HARVARD ST. BROOKLINE, MASS. 731-4534 r J V 226 TO BE LONELY IS TO BE WITHOUT FRIENDS, BUT TO HAVE FALSE FRIENDS IS TO BE EVEN LONELIER. What ' s up guv . . . Jacuzzi! . . . blow it off, Boni, it ' s only physics You drive him home no, it ' s your turn . . . you ' re sleepin ' here Lib . . . The Green Machine Hart + Clark Road = 87 mph . ! ? the movies, ROADTRIP! . . was that a COP back there? . . . The Buzzard Big Bopper Mohamad Abu Abubawan Love — Muscle ... Lib Boni Baby . midnight swim at Lib ' s . . . take her Windsurfing fuzzy . . . 1 a.m. — T. Anthony . . . Quarters . . . Tales . Rizmobile Smigs got any money? Bob = one a day plus Molsons . . Boni’s Harem . . MIT . . . Windsurfing . J-24 ' s . First Beer Harticus The Brotherhood Sailing . Ski Trips . . . CB ' s 35-8 . . . comeback . Zave Let the force be with you and that’s the way it was 1980-1984 227 ■ 1 966 Was A Vei y Good Year 1. Kathy Morse 2. Risa Sherman, Karen Rao 3. Lisa Rogers 4. Jody Levin 5. Eric Doran 6. Kecia Hansard 7. Andrea Shapiro 8. Kim Potter 9. Amy Curcio 10. Guiliana Dunham 11. Danielle Campana 12. Hanya Bluestone 13. Monique Burns 14. Kanani Kauka 15. Mehrdad Mehr 16. Cathy Becker 17. Aaron Becker. V . The 1984 Murivian staff, in its attempt to produce the best year- book ever (even better than last year’s), hopes that the moments captured in the 230 pages of this masterpiece exhibit the life and memorable times at Brookline High in 1984. Our foremost objective was to make a book for everyone by includ- ing as many people as possible rep- resenting sixty different countries around the world. BEST OF LUCK TO THE AMAZING CLASS OF 1984! 230 AUTOGRAPHS V S.1 i ' i m’TJjfr- 1:1. Mi i -iL .. f T