Brookline High School - Murivian Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1987 volume:

THE RISE AND RUN OF BHS . . . oB-R. PLATEAUS AND PLUNGES UPHILL BATTLES AND WORNDOWN STAIRS LIFE ON FOUR DIFFERENT LEVELS TAKING A STEP FORWARD 3 1712 01439 6835 PASSAGES AND PROGRESSIONS A ROAD LEADING ANYWHERE SMALL STEPS BECOMING GIANT LEAPS z FOLLOWING MANY PATHS SHARING COMMON GROUND ian BROOKLINE PUBLIC LIBRARY 4 25 27 29 % 3 ' , 1 .. m 32 11 junior (joo n’yer)n. 1. a student in the next to last year of high school 2. a student whose greatest desire is to be a senior, but who must wait it out and deal with the dreaded ETS process stereotype (’ster’e etip’)n. 1. a fixed or conventional notion, as of a person or group, held by a number of people and allowing no individuality 35 freshmen The trolley delivered me to my dismay At Brookline High School, last Wed-nes-day. The summer was over, it hit me like bricks, My freedom had ended, my future was fixed. The freshmen all gathered and oozed through the door, On Roberts, on Akers, on Packard and more. We flowed down the halls, looking for classes, We waited in lines, we huddled in masses. Our schedules were wrong, the rooms were elusive, The stairs led nowhere, the seniors abusive. Elevator passes, a definite must Who was a poor lonely freshman to trust? I shuffled along, followed the bunch, How did I know they were going to lunch! I was supposed to be at the gym Climbing the walls, skinning my shin. Lunch was a problem, when should I go? First time or second, how would I know? A block, C block, or X block or D. The comings and goings were a mystery to me. Too early to school, too late for class, My sister assured me all this would pass. And just as I threw up my hands in disgust I saw then how easy it was to adjust. Danny Roth Class of 90 Akers 146 Row One: Matthew Fishken, Wendy Bell, Janine Gutheil, T ara Greenblatt, Christina Ng, Soraia Santanna, Andrea He. Row Two: Ben Erde, Joyes Narcisse, Aaron Passell, Ron Kopolovic, Yohanan Kressel, Vanessa Perry, Cathy Cranmer. Row Three: Ms. Herrington, Ali Teymourian, Eva Neuberg, Robyn Reges, Ziba Cranmer, Jesse Ritter, Amanda Nand- ler-Kennedy, Jon Fannaca. Missing: Leland James, Jaya Bloom, Amy Wong. Akers 253 Row One: Anna Guyetsky, Bella Os- trovsky, Dillan Paul, Christopher Row, Lisa McCalla, Anita Joshi, Le ah Gorman, Rowena Louie. Row Two: Eli Weissman, Edmund Chen, Holly Smith, Rebecca Widom, Susan Hew, Mr. Butchart. Row Three: Alex Gee, Adam Schwartz, Daniel Master, Jason Liu, Keith Mayfield, An- drew Politzer, Michael Tow, Howard Mil- ler, Benjamin Zack. Missing: Katy Acosta, Zoe Webster, Derrick Williams. 37 Akers 260 In Alphabetical Order: Lauren Arnold, William Blaire, Kathleen Caulfield, Langston Cawthorne, Nina Chatoff, Joshua Chessman, Joanne Conners, Maisha Emmanuel, Paul Evans, Maya Freyman, Melissa Groves, Carl Harris, Danh Huynh, Adi Inbar, Jessica Logue, Rachel Martin, Kathrin Me Cumber-Goldr, Tom Nguyen, Michael Olsen, Michael Paes, Stephanie Rennke, Paul Sacks, Parker Schwrich, Michael Stearns, John Toy, Samuel Trachtenbirg, Soonie White, Michael Wong. Akers 267 In Alphabetical Order: Kimberly Alexander, Beth Baranchuk, Andrea Block. Dmitry Bronsky, Alice Chan, Jeffrey Clark, Kobie Evans, Sophia Goodenough, Nicole Grier, Ronald Harewood. Ashleigh Henderson, David Hickman. Preston Holmes. Edward Hougen, Gwen Kiessling, Lenny Lipovetsky, Edward Louie, Mashammoqu Myles, Phillip Richman, Cheyenne Rothman, Nicky Smith, John Ta, Spencer Virta, Korey Whitfield. 38 Lincoln 335 In Alphabetical Order: Alyson Baker, El- isabeth Baker, Steven Berman, Philip Bruk, Michael Campana, Casey Charles, David Clark, Vincent DiNunzio, Michael Dunlap, Molly Flynn, Haidee Janak, Juan Pelegrin, Alysa Peltz, Derek Perkins, Toby Proctor, John Ronan, Denise Ryan, Sara Roscoe, Anat Sagi, Levanto Schachter, Michal Sela, Shira Tilleman, Gerard Walsh, Keene Wong. Lincoln 336 Row One: Mr. Viglirolo, Judy Soohoo, Yiwen Fang, Beth Brown, Rotem Gat, Karen Sternfeld. Row Two: Juan David Tirado, Dan Rausch, Kevin Duggin, Yolanda Courtney, Erich Horsley, Chris- tine Ferris, Kim Shubow. Row Three: Matt Swig, Josephine Pergola, Bill Fegan, Ayanna Shepherd, Matt Siber, Ben Spunt. Row Four: Min Cha, Dan Halpern, David Sesnovitch, Ann Ford, Patricia Danglad, Julie Jackson, Ms. Wacht. 39 Lincoln 340 In Alphabetical Order: Brian Davis, Rebecca Fernandez, Amy Ford, Lyle Goldberg, Sara Gray, Eric Haven, Helen Henrichs, Tahir Hussain, John loannou, Heather Jackson, William Jacobson, Eban Johnson, Cecilia Kim, James Kirtley, Shannon Kos, Anna Kukafka, Elijah Lapson, Eve Lowenthall, Emilio Rodriguez, Eric Swartz, Benjamin Treacy, Vanessa VonLambsdorff, Nguyen Weeks, Eliza White, Jessamyn Williams, Amy Wong. Lincoln 341 Row One: Karen Hanssen, Lori Nelson. Viki Stathopoulos, Ayanna Thornell, Petron Mason. Mathew Hopps, Samson Mui, Mr. Rothstein. Row Two: Nikki Maxey, Margaret Reid. Selena Ng, Lisa Wong, Tony Pizzarelli, Alpheus Mitchell, Fred Yung. Row Three: Twan Nouyen. Susan Pons, Mona Yung, Carla Moran, Matthew Hopps, Erica Willy, Joshua Monroe, Chris Lewis, Jason Morin. Row Four: Jonathan Marion, Petch Mason. Kristen Lewis. 40 Packard 359 In Alphabetical Order: Kimberly Abrams, Mark Audeh, Abagail Bennett, Jessica Berns, David Brandt, Rachel Brown, Kim-Huyem Bui, Andrew Cathey, Gabrielle Chodes, Suk-Won Choi, Henry Chow, Shannon Conroy, Sally Curcio, Zachary Cutler, Elizabeth Dockray, Sucheta Sochi, Sarah Emery, Jason Flatley, Crystal Fisher, Peter Flaven, Manual Galvez, Helen Kearns, Scott McEachern, Margeret Schaller, Jaie Summ, Rachel Zack. Packard 361 Row One: Shari Kessel, Eli Howell, Harry Mattison, Katie Keller, Karen Freid, Sharon Lemay. Row Two: Michael Kramer, Vincent Wong, Jung Lee, Tamu Harding, Min Kim, Courtney Kalish. Row Three: Mr. Cunningham, Andrew Janiak, Christopher Hermann, An- drew Jainchill, Amara Gaurin, Karen Yau, Alexis Gorham, Vali Phillips, Gloria Y. Wong. Row Four: Jay McDonald, Nathan Foot, Kevin Kenefick, Randolph Lim, Se-Yun Lee. Missing: Matt Rothstein. 41 — r Packard 363 Bruce Barber, Mia Barron, Nicole Barron, Merideth Burns, Dawn Churchill. Martha Costin, Wiley Cox, Astrid Francoeur, In- gride Francoeur, Carolyn Goodwiin, Jennifer Helman, Rachel Jarvis, Denzil Kanarek, Valerie Karasz, Paul Lacy, Jules McCann, Christopher McNeil, Wilhelm Montero, Sharon Morrison, Matthew Moroney. Adrienne Najjar, Joseph Brien, Liza Oppenheim, Marianne Peralta. Andrew Perrin, Anthony Rousmaniere, Arthur Trestm, Kevin Vila, Jessica Walling, Brenda Welch, Gabrielle Williams. Packard 364 In Alphabetical Order: Luther Pinckney, Heather Pratt, Martin Price, Lisa Rae, Ali Rafiy, Amber Salter, Zoe Sand, Gabriel Sapolsky, Doug Sauliner, Dimitri Simankov, Alexandra Simeonides, Gary Situ, Dina Sonnenschein, Gilly Strauss, Alexander Tarasenko, Kristine Tebbetts, Erik Then, Michael Torrey, Sandra Williams, Amy Wood- ward, Phillip Yee, Nicole Young, Lawrence Yudowitz, Grace Yung, Jonathan Zaldivar. 42 ROBERTS 202 Row One: Mrs. Nowak, Michael Shafran, Rachel Polonsky, Aaron Miller, Thomas Lum, Theodora Shih. Row Two: Muniba Masbod, Sonja Reid, Jeremy Rosen, Lucy Fernandez, Yolanda Mendez, Anthia Economou. Row Three: Derek Gong, Jennifer Medearis, Rinat Ezer, Melissa Herr. Row Four: Malik Cavallo, Derek Wing, Tamara Bekefi, Michael Forde, Jonah Safar. ROBERTS 208 Row One: Mr. Goldman, Dan Roth, Eli Statland, Sean Barratt, Jennifer Fan, Joe Johnson, Renato Kon. Row Two: Nicholas Chan, April Wong, Jessica Charney, Vlad Gankin, Shadee Talebi, David Chiu, Rosanna Louie. Row Three: Rob Beaglehead, Richard Szeto, Gracy Naggar, Robin Fabiano, Stephanie Morse, Angela Chan. Row Four: Kevin Henson, Billy Brooks, David Shannon, Sarah Russo, Heather Glendon, Olga Itkin. 43 ROBERTS 393 Row One: Samantha Raynes, Ilia Madrazo, Angela Hew, Amanda Selwyn, Hollis Crowley, Ephrat Livm, Nausika Wood, Alisa Conner, Adam Goulston. Row Two: Tara Peters, Sherry Nichols, Charlene Anello, Asaf Halevi, Michele Connolly, Michael DiGiovanni, Lori Cullen, Anna Rudnicki, Mel Lederman. Row Three: Dajuan Stubbs, Richard Dopazo, Mrs. Hibert, Sam Riley, Eric Taylor, Arnan Sindoni, Dan Cohen, Matthew Lopoukhine, Gilon Miller, Marvin Mei, Thull Tea. ROBERTS 213 Row One: Ms. Delanjian, Julie Remold, Shai Lederman, Ben Boime, Daniel Max, Kelly Gollobin, Adi Loebl, Sharon Swartz. Row Two: Kana Tamba, Leah Furlong, Julie Steiner, Marcia Lux, Rachel Kopeck, Jay Harris, Stephen Dargo, Chuck Weiner. Row Three: Jonathan McDaniel, Josh Stievater, Julia Vogelsang, Shanna O ' Leary, Candice Bourque, Josh Weiner, Michael Kelly. Row Four: Damian Barry, Dana Goon, Albert Rabinovitz, Kelly Boles, Eric Liebman, David Lange. Mis- sing: Kandi Gross, Edward O ' Neill. Special Education Row One: Jack Lis, Sandy Tuttle, Sasha Tera, Paul Mann, Kevin Mulligan, Barbara Friedman. Missing: Leslie Randal, Kathy Lee. Winthrop House Row One: Carol Riccato, Sarah Vernier, Stella Nagar. Row Two: Darryl Goudreau, Lexie Rothstein, Rebecca Bilodeau. Mis- sing: Dina Martin, Heather Snyder, Monica Tchakmakian, Rosanne Doherty, Patty Celluma. 45 sophomores A CONVERSATION BETWEEN TWO SOPHOMORES 7:45 SEPTEMBER 4, 1986 “Look at them Debbie.” “Who?” “The freshmen. Who else?” “Were we like that?” “Like what?” “Like — “Let’s play high school!’ ” “No way — we were cooler than that.” “Don’t be so sure.” “We re not the babies anymore, you know.” “I KNOW.” “Were you friends with any sophomores last year?” “I don’t think so.” (a pause) “But we sure do know a lot of freshman this year.” “They look so little and there are so many.” “I remember upperclassmen telling me the only flack I would get for being a freshman would be from sophomores!” “That’s what I heard too.” “Look at that guy over there — what a total freshman.” “I suppose we should be nice. After all, we were there last year.” “Yeah, I suppose. But it would take all the fun away from being one step up.” Sarah Robson Class of ' 89 46 AKERS 143 Row One: Justin Willmont, Adam Con- viser, Kraig Ludensky, Meredith Melzer, Constantina Karidoyanes, Tina Gee. Row Two: Anthony Rolle, Philip Sbaratta, Pamela Horwitz, Julie Isbitsky, Kathleen Robinson, Peter Kreymer. Row Three: Simon Lin, Scott Erlich, John Nguyen, Eduard Peltsman, Sasha Krepps, Leonardo Torres, Mrs. Pierson. Missing: Andrew Berg, Elise Blue, Dan Cerveira, Stella Feldman, Jose Garcia, Deborah Grande, Lauren Horwitz, Thanh Huynh, Althea Malcolm, David Nash, Carol Nuboer, John Toy. AKERS 145 Row One: Katrina Haff, Vanessa Rosen- blum, Saari Salman, Romi Salman, Joel Martin, Janet Ma, Heidi Rodriguez, Nad- ine Nassar. Row Two: Lissa Kennedy, Adina Thomas, Nicole Rolbin, Erica Tetio, Melissa Park, Meg Wilkerson, Leah Feinberg. Row Three: Seth Milstein, Nicholas Frye, Brian Sutherland, Dennis Ng, Susan Young, Bill Wong. Row Four: Brian Law, Derek Ellcock, Armand Norton. Missing: Sonya Danesh, Seth Izzi, Jennifer Voight, Elif Akyol. 47 Akers 266 Row One: Jon Sehein, John Lin, Shaun Pope, Lita Chou, Kara Roy, Nina Daly, Liz Caulfield, Connie Chin. Row Two: Leon Williamson, Mike Appel, Gary Medina, Sharde Berry, Greg Pool. Dawn Kirchdo- ter, Kristina Eierweiss, Kate Rabinovitz, Caroline Kanegson, Mr. Skvirsky. Row Three: Zemin Li, Jean Carroll. Geoff Gamere, Leon Osgood, Ronen Wolfsdorf, Kwame Baily, Ben Kirchner. Ofer Inbar, Simon Marxer. Nichole Costa, Kristen Brady, Tim Heilman, Laurel Coco. Akers 268 ( Row One: Christine Gowlet, Jesse Epstein, Samantha Lobis. Karen Ng. Mari : Madsen, Mira Genser. Irena Deych, . Adam Marks, Jeff Frazier. Row Two: I Peter Schwabb, Sarah Kessler, Anna : Jakeobson, Arghavan Mostafavi, Jennie $ Anderson. John Kumph. Morgan . Andrews, Mr. Ladenburg. Row Three: - Nichole Pineau, Kyle Hodge, Jemma Jor- I dan, Maula Manifold. Vincent Yee. Ben Sidell, Johann Robledo. Missing: C Gretchen Moore. Caroline Deknatel. Bill J Nassan. 48 Lincoln 235 Row One: Corey Flishman, Svetlana Pushah, Daniel Akiba, Aaron Shakow, Jennifer Miller, Michael Raoch, Inna Ger- son. Row Two: Mara Howell, Oded Maron, Joel Lanis, Ed Leibman, May Yung, Ed Shahow, Merrill Ecker, Ben Wizansky. Row Three: Eric Clifford, Bree Hamilton, Raphael Breines, Diana McClure, Laura Lucchesi, Eric Cedar- gran, Ed Schuster. Row Four: Stephen Goldberg, Kevin Gannon, Kevin Penn. Lincoln 237 Row One: Magad Jamallie, Debka Jamik, Leah Cohen, Caitlin Allen, Anna Jacobs, Caroline Campbell, Elijah McMurtrie. 3 Row Two: Joe Churchman, Aaron Delia, 3 Scott Upton, Lisa Re, Linda Lew, Sean i Jones. Row Three: Aida Cano, Steven Landers, Jeremy Schneider, Joe Mahigen, Kevin Kleinfeld, Rachael Kelly, i Natalie Nisenzon, Amanda Frost, Jona Chaffee. Row Four: Andrew Sevman, Joey Chan, Charles Short. 49 Lincoln 325 In Alphabetical Order: Andrew Alvord, Carmit Avnon, Christopher Bartolomeo, Gretchen Bradford, Steven Battles, Kambiz Bazazi, Jon Blau, Cassie Chambers, Zach Conen, Kerry Daley, Phillip Dunlap, Heidi Fox, Monica Franco, Whitney Furica, Jessica Hopps, Matthew Israel, Dana Kadish, Jason Koornick, Nancy Lee, Heather Lewis, Elisa Moy, Linh Nguyen, Minh Nguyen, Chris Peter- son, Jaime Requena, Hooman Sadri, Mickey Shih, Jason Smith, Kira Thaler- Gorlin, Thomas Yee. 50 Lincoln 327 Row One: Hallie Gilbert, Rory Valentine, Rosanne Diggs, Josh Lazar, Mike Ulich, Matt Revis, Richard Wheeler, Jill Richmond. Row Two: Steve Ving, Ruthie Cohen, Tammy Kat- zer, Rom Chann, Yuval Wachman, Carla Tri- antaryllou, Sandra Ng. Row Three: Dylan Chi, Chivan Tang, Greg Allen, Robert Howard, Jason Delong, April Savoy, Sarah Robson. Row Four: Jing Lau, Peter Silverman, Jeff Skillman. Packard 348 In Alphabetical Order: Betsy Adrianzen, Melanie Alexander, Joel Avni, Emily Baldwin, Holly Bigelow, Eric Bikofsky, David Bloom, Sheila Boardman, Scott Boss, Katie Bruell, Eliza Budd, Evelyn Carr, Mark Carroll, Yu-Ling Chen, Yu Di Chin, Michelle Chin, Julie Cohen, William Connor, Jason Cottle, Christine Cullen, Steven Joseph, Gaelle Leforestier, Kristen McCarthy, Lawrence McDonald, Stephen O’Connor, Jonathan Zack. Packard 351 Row One: Ed Tam, Ellen Shirshow, Sam i Schneider, Alan Schlosberg. Row Two: Jason Sanford, John Wong, Alice Yee, Gia Stull. Row Three: Oliver Burns, James Santiano, Marie Parent, Fonda Georgopolous. Row Four: Tracy Steffen, Dan Gero, Christian Murphy. 51 Packard 352 Row One: Onika Goldman, Jeremy Hopwood. Vadim Fridberg, Irene Hust, Josh Friel Row Two: Jesse Gordon, Grey Daniels, Michelle Haillisey, Christine Hennesey, Yuval Snalepkie, Agnes Wong. Row Three: Sophie Foot, Kim Flaven, Valerie Gintis. Ingrid Goldfein. Row Four: Mr Forsythe. Joe Dropkm, Juston Eivers. Missing: Sam Simon. Packard 354 Row One: Stewart Katz, Susan Krasker. Nancy Kane, Amanda Kilgore. Alexandra Lahav. Row Two: Sam Kolb. Elen Catz. Katherine Nolan, Kate Linebaugh. Felicia Cox. Row Three: Db Makley, Britt Jag- odnik, Chris Klinefelter, Aton Grimpson. Andrew Kelly. Row Four: Allison Lieber- man, Julie Marco, Pauline Langdon, Joyce Kodski, Todd Kaplan. Row Five: Jane Cori, Katrina Dhority, Tamir Lipton. Row Six: Jason Bellicchi, Mr. Stern, John MacEnroe, Peter Karp, Mike Vallee, Robert Loo. 52 Packard 357 In Alphabetical Order: Michael Cahill, Alexandre May, Tobias McElheny, Peter Morrison, Debbie Mudge, Phillip Murphy, Jonah Paisner, James Pakitsas, Udi Palgi, Kahli Parham, Jennifer Piken, Laura Pope, Melanie Reardon, Scott Regolino, Roni Reichler, Alicia Reitman, I Steven Rivo, Richard Ross, Joab Ryan, } Mahair Sabokrrh, Rebecca Spack. Roberts 301 Row One: Kristina Linden, Brenda Mak, Marty Rueda, Rachel Winstein, Eyal Litman, Dan Seiberling, John Fubio. Row Two: Rachel Meuburger, Robin Blanchard, Jessica Field, Sharon Smith, j Lisa Diamond, Jason Pina, Andre Clark. Row Three: Mr. Flint, Ben Lorch, Alex Weiss, Alex Dellaria, John Fourque, Dhruv Mohindra. Row Four: Mike Appleby, Dana Rubin, Mike Powell, John O ' Leary. Row One: Toby Ostrander, Leah Dorf- man, Tali Levine, Phuong Tang, You Lee Thea, You Laing Thea, Mida Tea, Droni Shlomi, C.F. Ramsey. Row Two: Sean Pollard, Patricia Chiu, Michaela Heilman, Heather Kapplow, Jamie Rosen, Geoff Reilinger, Christian Rivera. Row Three: Yanbin Ding, Masami Tamba, Miguel Villamizer, Jai Ojha, Priscilla Wiltshire, Annalisa Erba, David Agee, Josh Craine. Missing: Geoffrey Lux. Roberts 388 Roberts 308 Row One: Rajani Mannan, Kristina Langdon, Tricia Skinner, Elisa Lee, Michelle Basch. Row Two: Cynthia Crisafulli, Heidi Hanlon, Mike Batt, Chloe Piene, Meg Brooks, Mireille Willard. Row Three: Kate Mac Dougall, Rami Daonahue, Benny Chin, Corey Dahlstead, Carlton Szeto, Pete Wilson, Matt Pincus. I ' l Roberts 391 Row One: Wanda Yee, Winnie Yee, Rosemary McConnell, Melanie Leitner, Robin Cain, Julie Grand, Sarah McDonald, Rebecca Hermos. RowTwo: Korin Riley, Kris Heinicke, Brooks Kaufman, David Chin, Fred Hsiung, Aaron McConkey, Archana Nagraj. Row Three: Dwayne Thompson, Mark Bur- nette, Brian Mazmanian, Michael Chamber- lain, Rebecca Leiberman. Roberts 392 Row One: Jennifer Gray, Rebecca Lynch, Benjamin Young, Stacy Tyrala, Nicole Adams, Vlada Aginsky. Row Two: David Dubin, Dominique Verrechio, Rebecca Weber, Andre Withrow, Geoffrey Lux. Row Three: Edward Gelman, Sean Clancy, Eric Knox, Rebecca Fabiano, Melissa McArthur, Coretta Mitchell. 55 juniors It was so big. It was incredibly big. The doors stood there like an open mouth, waiting to devour every freshman that walked through them. You entered the building and were swallowed up by the hoardes of upperclassmen. Where’s the fourth floor? Which lunch is this? What’s an X block? Some struggled to be known, others wallowed in their anonymity. Most just plodded along, not reacting one way or another. The second time was easier. You had an entire year to your credit. You walked through those doors with your head held high. You didn’t read the Student Handbook this time . . . you knew you were right in the middle. This year it had become routine. The summer may as well have been a weekend and you had no trouble remembering your locker combination. The newest changes have been lunch increasing by ten minutes and getting your own mailbox. The words “the most important year of your high school career’’ begin to echo in your ears. Thoughts of “the college of your choice” find a little niche in the back of your mind. But you ' re not there yet. You’ll take that step when you come to it . . . Christine Connor Class of ’88 56 Akers 144 Row One: Steven Silverman, Traci Canty, Patrice McNeil, Donna Gillis, Stacy Carey, Lynn Takata, Becky Ta. Row Two: Monica Ayers, Andy Osofsky, Mrs. Cahn, Dee-Dee Differ, Jessica Alison, Karen Huygue. Row Three: Eve Jameson, Charlie Digges, Ron Hashimshony, David Pelusi, Shane Bell, Blake Thompson, Joe Hingston, Eric Redd, Darren Parks, Francis Wilkerson, Shaing Fang. Akers 246 Row One: Christine Grady, David Jacob- son, Lea Nicolazzo, Marianne Lewis, Leslie Reid, Stacey Paisner, Aron Gabbe, Luke Wolbach. Row Two: Seth Evans, Sylvia Clark, Angie Crouse, Andrea Gar- land, Kai Cha, Sherry King, Naomi Ham- burg. Row Three: Ms. Thompson, Yonathan Touval, Stuart McCalla, Frank Bowen, Adam Horowitz, Gur Hirshberg, Bob O’Reilly. Missing: Gretchen Coffin, Kia Collins. Oliver Farnum, Jonathan Levey, Mitra Mehr, Peter Papadopoulus, Alex Sheyfer, Ifat Zurawel. 57 If IWII Akers 254 Row One: Katya Tsierlson, Andrea Cof- man, Elissa Winter. Becky Steinfeld, Tony Moy, Renee Solari, Alene Day, Debbie Flier. Row Two: Dr. Gleekman, Johnny Tam, Eitan Priluck, Danielle Roberts, Sandi Freedman, Alex Kabanofsky. Row Three: John Hew, Kenley Robison, Mary Beth Dougiallo, Evans Olibrice, liana Greenstein. Akers 255 Row One: Oleg Sofir, Josh Ziskin, Shannon Kelley, Tina Fisher, Che Pope, Jamie Reinhold. RowTwo: Tom Minogue, Kevin MacPherson, Michelle Phelan, Jameela Geiger, Rachel Watson. Ms. Nunes. Row Three: Esfandiar Zaroshty, Lawrence Tsoi, Richard Toub, T.J. Lynch, Igfor Kupferman. Missing: Teddy Alvarez, Sharon Blondiet, Tanya Borden, Charles Canto, Toyja Hodge, Dennis Kelly, Lisa LeBlanc, Suzanne Tomsky, Cecilia Velasqez, Tony Wong. Akers 258 Row One: Jason Blanche, Alyssa Fishken, Ken Yuen, Noami Burns, Julie Kaminkow, Hong Nguyen, Laurie Wilson. Row Two: Krista Hunter, Masha Chausousky, Jennifer MacDonald, Deborah Kanarick, Kitomi Nozawa, Ma Bell Bray, Ms. Dunn. Row Three: Tamler Sommers, Jason Winevinas, Joan Wong, Bonnie Bowdish, Michal Levine. Row Four: Douglas Carlyn, Philip Quitsland, Julian Wong, Joel Turner, Tim Porter, John Catlan. Missing: Gregory Nelson, Malcolm Cawthorne, Walter Norton. In Alphabetical Order: Aaron Bluestein, Emily Browder, Matthew Burns, Simon Canick, Hyun-Chu Cha, Nathan Chicker- ing, Heather Courtney, Kevin Davis, Krista Doldt, Mosi Duval, Katherine Fletcher, Adam Goldstein, Mario Knight, Joshua Krancer, Marc Lowenthal, Sam Mirkin, Aline Nandelstadt, Igor Ocherety- anny, Mark Paradis, Laura Pearson, Suganthi Perinpanthan, Eric Piderit, Donna Rodriquez, Rachel Speftel, Michael Seldon, Bijan Shayegan, Julie Smulow, Nancy Soohoo, Megan Wallace, Daniel Weiner, Ruthbea Yesner, Joshua Zimon. Lincoln MR P Lincoln 407 In Alphabetical Order: Daniel Becker, Meisha Berman, Thomas Carson, Denis Cho, Caitlin Clancy, Christine Connor, Rhonda Cozier, Ben Crawford, Ben Cunningham, Richard Davis, Maia Goodell, Dina Goodman, Erica Gross- man, Samyra Hankin, Maieka Hansard, Lisa Houlihan, David Kennedy, Tal Kubo, Peter Lam, Anny Lee, Andrea Linteris. Todd Mannix, Dana Ng, James Paik, William Pelegrin, Jonathon Pessin, Travis Prior, Peter Serenyi, Lldad Shepm, Michael Shih, Ramon Valentin, Becky Zavistoski, Linda Wong, Michael Xie, Stephan Yee. Lincoln 408 Row One: Robert Tunis, Heather Spiers, Caitlin Pessin, Rachel Lemire, Maria Rivera, Katherine Kendall, Chard Corsin. Row Two: Jin Bae, Seong Cho, Katty Ng, Rosanne Lynch, Xin Ge, Kai Ling He, An- drew Wong, Michael Morris. Row Three: Lisa Serafin, Ina Stith, Eric Nichols, Stephan Lewis, Chris Dolezal, Richard Gee, Amory Baker. Row Four: Alex Merrow, Dave Caplan, Shee Lee, Peter Lam. Row Five: Joseph Chen, Jun Sun Wang, Abiye Gubaie, Polly Dutschke, Kier Darcy. Lincoln 410 In Alphabetical Order: John Burke, Manuel Delvalle, Tina Diaz, Gayle Dorr, Konstanin Drougas, Geoffrey Edgers, Orna Folman, Christopher Foulis, Debbie Freeze, Nicholas Gagnon, Lev Gelb, Tina Giambro, Kristin Gorgone, Penelope Graboys, Tiffanie Halpin, Robert Harte, Denson Hill, Cora Horsley, Richard Hynes, Jadu Jagel, Karine Jenneret, Brian Kelley, Stephan Kindal, Edward Liang, Jacob Lipsky, Lee Luchesi, Sharon Malley, Jamal Mayhew, Phillip Moy, Sumanthi Perinpanathan, Dennis Riley, Mark Santee, Margaret Schaller, Stephan Shukel, Arthur Schneider, Michele Urgo, Patricia White. Packard 346 Row One: Mr. Tipton, David Horn-Moo, Bonnie Chow, Amy Wibel, Phaedra Ruffalo. Row Two: Matt Duffy, Michael Dantowitz, Matthew Betz. Row Three: Nathan Lamont, Dean Ward, Thomas Garrity, Jon Katz. Row Four: Brian Dockray, Steve Kramer, Gregory Donovan, Jared Mazzaschi. Missing: Alexandra Alper, Christopher Dunham, Arturo Fagundo, Mitra Farman, Rachel Gakenheimer, Meya Lachapelle, Sarra Loderman, Kama Lurie, Nick McCarthy, Candy Thomas. 61 Packard 347 Row One: Geoffrey Kramer, Michelle Downing, Emily Hanford, Mona Saltala- macchia, Jane Kanarek, Brian Hender- son. Row Two. Jonathan Seder, Eric Harvey, Jonathan Gwiazda, John Hsu, Aaron Arnfeld, Edward Guzelian, Samuel Guyer, Ms. McDonnell. Row Three: Lee Heilman, Angelo Dimitriou. Joost Humphrey, Victoria Hicks. Missing: Karen Goodrich, Linda Jordan. I I Packard 350 Row One: Roger Lipman, Shira Wohlberg, Thomas Lerra, Tej Rae, Reen Gibb. Row Two: Kovrosh Ghaemi, Adrienne Brown. Row Three: Andres Karasz, Jeff Green, Morgan Lieberman, Jason Powell, Rico Reardon, Alexis Booz. 62 Packard 353 Row One: Graham Jerabeck, Timmy Fong, Brendon Lynch, Mark Fine. Row Two: Laura Blood, Bess Karger, Jamie Fried, Sara Hennessey, Seth Elin. Row Three: Barbie-Jo Loo, John Romard, Anya Epstein, Ms. Gonnerman, Hope Kelley. Row Four: Heather Stundis, Eliz- abeth Christopher, Diana Panhorst. Row Five: Jorge Galvez, William Zhao, Sergio Vebisquez, Tim Sanville. In Alphabetical Order: Melissa Aikens, Nancy Baker, Yoav Baram, Emily Beaseley, John Blocker, John Golden, Sang Kim, Kirk McEachern, Einat Qimron, Allison Saltzman, Brahman Shain, Malti Sharma, Heather Snyder, Glenn Spinney, Walter Steele, Eugene Stern, Alan Tam, Ellina Tsirelson, Sean Walsh, Theodore Webster, Alida Weiner, Peter Woodward, Lyla Yee. Packard 382 63 Roberts 303 Row One: Angelique Eikenberg, Tanya Losch, Victoria Rubenshtein, David Egan, Sam Linsky, Diana Lee, Jennifer Fitch, Margaret Miranda Row Two: Meg Berns, Tara Sisco, Lorenna Montijo. Ruslana Leventhal, Christine Mealy, Will Giesy, Cheryl Alkon, Josh Lenthall. Row Three: Ad- Gillis, Jon Parial, Ivan Rudnicki, Steven Smith, Andrew Henessey, Cheryl Kilgallon. Row Four: Patrick Kenny, Jon Yeh, Ian Goustein. Roberts 304 Row One: Ehud Shamay, Jeff Kantrowitz, James Rose, Nathanael Pegues, Lily Szeto, Christine Low, Pilar Gabriel, Mei Wong. Row Two: John Nickerson, Richard Jacobs. Sara Bader. Julie Roth. Liana Zaretsky, Natasha Atshul, Stacy Kates. Row Three: Jeremy Chipman, Mr. Leverich, Caroline Wing, Kwok Lai, Ariel Bekefi. Roberts 307 Row One: Clay Chin, Ruben Layman, Justin Nichols, Jill Orenstein. Debbie Shapiro. Judith Dantowitz. Row Two: Rolando Mendez. Que Tang. Sheryl Needleman, Sharon Surprise. Amber Braswell, Doug Berkson. Row Three: Thanh Tang, Greg Gong. Meredith Peterson. Ellen Mpontsi- karis, Debra Wasserman, Liz Young. Row Four: Ms. Axelrad. Adam Kretowitcz. Nate Nickerson, Zach Shapiro, Aaron Goldberg. Roberts 317 Row One: Dave Rodgers, Margo Lindenbaum, Yvonne Ng, Anne Williams, Elizabeth Baker, Alison Gilbert, Tara Monaghan, Kim Phillips. Row Two: Sarah Bader, Alison Saltzman, Jenni- fer Khaw, Jennifer Sklar, Seanna Pangy, Yanzhi Ding, Kim Agee, Gerry O’Neill, Mr. Venuti. Row Three: Julie Roth, Andrew Gordon, Danzy Senna, Christine Slauen, Michael Aames, Brian Buby, Sasha Bluestein. Row Four: Ethan Zindler, Michael Connelly, Chris Daly, Stephan Fay, Jan Cozier, Brandon Arthur, Nichole Wassel. Missing: Adam Diamond. Roberts 390 Row One: Tim McGonagle, Josh Sadow, Vicki Berman, Philip Gordon, Brooke Shields, Hilary Mattenbach, Evan Cohen. Row Two: Charles Silbert, Monika Jansen, Kelly McGarr, Molly Furlong, Nate Stoddard, Jeremy Selwyn, Erica Ressmeyer-Lovas, Adam Leibman. Row Three: Dave Driscoll, Jason Rathbone, Amy Radford, Samantha Merton, Gabrielle LaFon, Maryna O ' Leary, Mr. Frantz. Row Four: Eiton Priluck, David Thompson, Ira Cohen, Jon Lowenstein. Missing: German Moru. 65 Jnn T nn� 66 i . i Wm m n w i . J , Valerie E. Aber ARE THEY BROOKLINE HIGH ' When the mghl has come and (he land is dark and the moon Is the only light we ll see; No I won ' t be afraid Oh I won ' t be afraid. Just as long as you stand by me To Trace Woman, My Family, Rudis, The Party Year, Getting out of control and being outrageous Rachel Ablow With Gods help, we will lift Shanghai up and ever up. until it is just like Kansas city. — Senator Kenneth Wherry of Nebraska (1940) David Ace David M. Allen MAN WOULD FAIN BE GREAT AND SEES THAT HE IS LITTLE. WOULD FAIN BE HAPPY AND SEES THAT HE IS MISERABLE. WOULD FAIN BE PERFECT AND SEES THAT HE IS FULL OF IMPERFECTIONS; WOULD FAIN BE THE OBJECT OF THE LOVE AND ESTEEM OF MEN AND SEES THAT HIS FAULTS MERIT ONLY THEIR AVERSION AND CONTEMPT — Pascal Ponsees Hilary Trean Allen Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds. — Albert Einstein All my love to you Eddie Thanks for the support Meade John and Patti See mom and dad I did it. Peter Allen Standing on a Hill in the Mountains of Dreams, Telling myself it ' s not as Hard as it seems — Led Zepplin Thanks Mom and Dad B.H. D.F. J B. T.K. R.G R.S. Doug Janis T.S NO PAIN NO PAIN Kristina Alzamora (Krissy) The most wasted day of all is that in which we have not laughed. Thanx Pete for what you did for me Mom, Papo and Steve I Love You Funky Caroi. Tom. Jen Toli, The B-Ball and softball crew, and Julie (FLA) I Love You Jay S. My memories of you will last forever in my heart. Bob Trudy forever. Lee Armstrong The Moving Finger writes; and, having writ, moves on: nor all your piety nor wit shall lure it back to cancel half a line, nor all your tears wash out a world of it. Tracy Leigh Arnold When you walk through a storm keep your head up high and you ' ll never walk alone. Ruya Atac BILIRIN HERES KENDI PAYINA DUSENI YASAR; VE HERGUNDE SEYI-SIR HEP BTRSEYIER. SENDE KEN-DI PAYINDAN BTR HATIRA SEG NE OLUR, O BEN OLAYIM. BENI UMUTMA Tamar Axelrad If I am not for myself, who will be for me? But if I am only for myself, what am I? And if not now . . when? Hillel Thanks for a great four years in High School, Mom and Dad, Marcy. Robin, and David DH. HO. NN DJ, LY, Jl. and DK John Badalament IF YOU ' RE GONNA SHOOT, SHOOT. DON T TALK ABOUT IT — THE UGLY HERE ' S TO YA : MO DG MT GC-SN LM RG DF’KL 1C CHUCK JS DJ JH BOOKMAN AND WHOEVER ELSE I FORGOT! — THE MARAUDER. STUMPY MR JEEDMAN-NO MATTER WHAT WE GET OUT OF THIS I KNOW. I KNOW WE LL NEVER FORGET-DP Charlene F. Baker We are the music makers, and we are the dreamers of dreams — Willy Wonka ILYALL:Mom,GB,MG,PG,JK,MG,CL Marcie and the Beav. Florida 85 Caron my twin. Summer of 86 Double Yuur Pleasure, Humunun, NJB ' S from NS Prom 85.C.50 on a Saturday Night Kathy Baradaran Our doubts are traitors, and make us lose the good we oft might win, by Fear- ing to attempt. — Shakespeare Elizabeth Baker “One seed can start a garden One drop can start a sea One doubt can start a hating One dream can set us free ” — Joan Walsh Anglund I LUV U: TK JS KL PD YM AR DE P L thanx 4 everything. I luv U Minnesota you what on my tub? Hayden Baker The Ability to fly is being able to throw yourself at the ground and miss Douglas Adams Kristen Amy Barber Looking back, I always knew that my tears would bring me laughter, but I never knew that my laughter would bring me tears. ? Dana A. Barrett Heather Barr The Rubber Grandmother has appeal and when she appeals the fiendish and flagrant mushroom throws itself with a terrible energy upon the rubber grandmother whom it licks without respite from top to bottom Haven ' t you anything else there inside your mouth? — Arp Melissa Barron FOREVER 161143 SW-NEVER AGAIN! ROSSI BOYS, SUMMER OF 85 86 JB TOGETHER FOREVER! MUSTANG THANK YOU MOM AND DAD— I LOVE U I WILL MISS EVERYONE — AYKT HSC — JFDRTM PM-KG REMEMBER SPACES HIPS PICNIK TABLES! OH NO, NOT CHICKENS ONE FAT HEN-WHAT IS THE POINT? FF-LD KG CC DC MF NEVER FORGET MY PARTIES!! Wond’ring just what was true of the BHS lore. HU Utl David Behrendt One once told me to be what you are when you want to be that and who you are when you wish to be that but never let one dictate who or what you want to be One once said a wise man is one that thinks he is not so wise — - N U fc Daniel Benmosche Be yourself. Do not rely on drugs, alcohol, or any other outside influence to maintain your feelings. Look into your self and you will find the answers and strength to make the right decisions. You can be anything you want if you want it badly enough. Amy Renee Berman I wanted only to try to live in accord with the promptings which came from my true self. Why is that so very difficult? Herman Hesse My failures and my successes are all my own — but it takes others to make them happen. Thanks to everyone who’s been there when I needed them. Mark Berman The best way out is always through. Robert Frost It is better to begin in the evening than not at all English Proverb Thank you Mr. Puleo Rourke and wrestlers Rob-RP Forever LF MC and EC-Viva Vav, Mr C and all at the wall you ' re the greatest Alisha Berenson YOU MAY THINK IT’S THE END BUT IT’S REALLYTHE BEGINNING — BOB MARLEY MEMS A-Z: RL. MC- ' , BA. RSI-2-U-ANIMAL. MIDGE, OS, MUMS, SPAZ HIVES — HO SAI GUI. BOB U MONSTER ELIS. CHARLY, Jl. CARON — BFF. V.K-T Rl. YET’ LUSH’ NO — LISHE — HI DH AND BRIDGE PAHTY HAHTY YES C IT WAS FUN WHILE IT LASTED GOOF! SKIVIES — NOS AMO - FUN WEEKEND’ UH Jessica Bellicchi There were sophomores who cried “Freshmen we are not!’ Jessica Bernow And when they ask me “what are you looking at I always answer nothing much not much I think they know that I ' m looking at them I think they think I must be out of touch — Suzanne Vega Mark Joel Bernstein Class of 1987” Memories THE BROKEN WINDOWS (MG KM) CHEVY POWER 4EVA” (VF RM) Thanx BHS R. House and friends VF MS RM IS JC AG AD KM KM GHC ARCH ELEC. CLASS TEACHERS MR GRADY MR DOHERTY MR SLAVEN MR. ANSTY LUV YA MOM MIKE DEBBIE SARAH If you could be a fly on a wall at anyone’s house, whose house would that be? In a teacher s room while he’s making up the midyear exam Ronald Reagan’s Oval Office Rob Lowe’s dressing room Pino’s Pizza (where there’s food on the wall) My house!! If you had the opportunity to be a sportscaster in any locker room, which one would you choose? The Red Sox — after they win the World Series Coed Mud Wrestling Team Boy’s Varsity Soccer Samurai Female Bocce Team The Math Team Lisa Bigwood Memories may be beautiful and yet what ' s too painful to remember we simply choose to forget. So it ' s the laughter we will remember when we remember the way we were. — Thank: CV, TG, BJ, CC-Love YA Finally: All my love to Toby. Chic-Chic loves you Binky! Let ' s stay together. 5 9 86 Emily Bikofsky I’d rather laugh with the sinners Than cry with the saints Sinners are much more fun — Billy Joel Sharon Blackwell Tania Blanco Some day we ll be together Again! So never say good-bye! Thank you mami y papi. Besitos a Bibi. Always remembering the Lara bunch. Loveya, Stacey, Kiyomi. Erika, GT, SH, Ml, AS. ML, SL, RS and the Bball cheer leaders. INA and KIA grow up for God ' s sake! JD 1-4-3 Bye! Mindy Beth Bond You cry with regret at having to leave the city when you can barely graze it with your glance. — Italo Calvino Thanks to all my friends Past and present especially Kari and Sarah 143 5 10 85 John Steven Bourloukas Just because you ' re paranoid, it doesn ' t mean that they ' re not out to get you. Jordan Bloomgarden We are our choices within the limits of our given world. — Sartre So let’s make the best of it. — J.D. Soccer Punks Forever Thanks Everyone Mike Bluestein The best days in life are days spent not worrying about the next one. Thanks E. C . M C., T. C., G. C. H. K., J. P.. J. G„ C. L Kathryn Brandt SING WITH THE CHOIRS THAT SURROUND YOU AND DANCE TO THE MUSIC IN YOUR SOUL — Susan Osbourne Jonas R. Brickus DON’T LOOK BACK, A NEW DAY ' S BREAKING, ITS ' S BEEN SO LONG SINCE I’VE FELT THIS WAY - BOSTON Thanks for all the great times — Toadman, Guruchlld, Padre I ' ll never forget these years of my life — Spring on Cypress Beach — Lax Friday’s at the Yogi Den! — I LVS, the Wall. 143 Sasha Taz Brown Love to all! Be yourself always you will be happy; trying to be someone else will not. Love to Mom Dad Love to Jason Danny Love to DJO, TM, SP, YC, and LW. Good luck Tonya Erica, my high hopes are on you both Special thanks to Joan, Mr. Robinson, and Mr Cradle Love, Taz James Budd Matthew Bumpus Let the unfortunates rail; the others may play marbles. — Stephen Crane Brookline is not so bad, but Woods Hole is still the best. May Eel Pond frog lead a long and prosperous life I live to be wet And thanks to Cathy, the love in my life. Andrea Burns What though the radiance which was once so bright be now forever taken from my sight, though nothing can bring back the hour of splendor in the grass, of glory in the flower; we will grieve not, rather find strength in what remains behind. — Wordsworth Pamela Cady The motor car began to go inside the cloud, right about where the heart would be It was awesome — and beautiful ' This, ' ' said Nog pointing into the canyon, ' is your kingdom. It is a gift for you Nog said with a giggle. Oh my , Oh my, the King said What a beautiful thing to be king of Bhaird Campbell There is a rose That I want to live for Although God knows I may not have met her — Joe Strommer The Call Up Thanks — SCKLLCPDCFBH Debra Campbell Dreams are what make life worth living, love worth taking and love worth giving. It was worth it! Sealeys? Always re- member: Falmouth 86, Condo KC! Bermuda 87, Stace any doughnuts? The la de da de crew. FF we re too funny! Live it up! Thanks Mom, luv ya! Michael Caplan When the going gets tough, I get going. Bruce Caporal Thus conscience does make cowards of us all Robert Carson From here on it gets difficult There were juniors who were gearing up for the year. A ' l 1 m Walton C. Chan Heh Heh Heh Phone the neighbors, Wake the kids — It ' s a festival! D. Letterman Thanks to my family and to all of my closest friends Tong-Mei Chang Let the little wild child within us run free A special thanx to my family friends, esp. DD, SL, YL, DL, MW, SW, TY, EW, BZ, HS with much luv always WC. O. Sens J. Wall for all the support inspiration. Cheers to NL, LJ MURV STAFF Hey ya!Say alright? Say Okay! SBM always. Patrick Caulfield On the day I was born, said my father, said he, Here ' s an elegant legacy which waits for ye. Here ' s a song for your lips and a rhyme for your heart. Sing it whenever the world falls apart. Thanks Mom, Dad, K, L Matthew Cavaleri A man travels the world over in search for what he needs and returns home to find it. — The Brook Kerith Good luck Walter, Nate, Angello. Thanks for all your help Mrs. MacGillvray. Always SBM Hit nil Elizabeth A. Chapman Bye, Bye BABY THANK-YOU: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTU V W X Y Z (PLEASE CIRCLE YOUR INITIALS) I LOVE YOU — BETHY Joliana T. Chin To live, one must die To learn, one must fail To love, one must know loneliness There are no strangers only friends we haven ' t met THANKS: Mom, Dad, Brady AW C. Elisabeth N DBS KA EJS BD Marc Charney NOW THE COCAINE CLUB SAYS WELCOME, YOU ' RE IN COLLEGE NOW NOT SCHOOL, BUT I ' M SORRY TO SAY THAT I M GOING OUT TO WORK WHILE YOU RE GOING TO THE SWIMMING POOL WHERE THE L A SUN CAN TURN YOUR BRAINS TO SCRAMBLED EGGS IT S TRUE SOME PEOPLE GET CRAZY — JOE JACKSON Rosita Ching Life is a three ring circus Fashion fades — style is eternal Best Friends Jaime Di-Dye Nancy Nora Yvonne Alfonso Ken Boo-Bo Pris. DP, BL, DC. Yabba-Dabba-DooM MT. RL, DC, With Love Thanxs MOM DAD Heydy Jimmy Dang AIMH Albert 86 i Masha Chausovsky DON T WORRY BOUT A THING BOB MARLEY Cybele Chivian Fire is the reuniting of matter with oxygen. If one bears that in mind, every blaze may be seen as a reunion, an occasion of chemical joy. To smoke a cigar is to end a long separation: to burn down a police station is to hold homecoming for billions of happy molecules. — TOM ROBBINS Douglas D. Cheung What is a friend 7 A single soul dwelling in two bodies What is knowledge 7 It is a treasure, but practice is the key to it. Nora Chu I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand. With love and Thanks Grandpa, Steven, Barry, MOM DAD And then there were seniors, Only one year to go, Bernice Clifford There are two paths you can go by, But in the long run, There is still time to change the one you ' re on. Thanx Mom Dad 143 Rob A F FF CM BG CM SD CS KH Eric Colburn Eris Cohen If I can stop one heart from breaking I shall not live in vain. If I can ease one life from aching, or cool one pain, or help one fainting Robin unto his nest again, I shall not live in vain. Emily Dickson I love you Dad Mom Maydad Ohad Tehani Collazo Amy Soderberg Truth is like the dark For me success is not winning, It is the spirit and courage To set beyond failure, and try again. Thank you Mom Dad, Ruth, Michael, Alison Mike Lori Zoe for giving me the spirit and courage to continue trying. Ethan F. Cooke It’s your thing — Do what you wanna do. — Isley brothers If you choose not to decide, You still have made a choice. — Rush, Freewill” Thanks M G, Mike, Jeff, Heather Gwendolyn Cooke Close your eyes rest your head let your spirits rise Sleepyhead rest your mind It’s been well fed You can be what you want to — Steve Miller Band Thank you — L M, HK, D.R.S.N.and of course E M Malcolm Cooke Look to this day, for it is life. In its brief course lie all the realities of existence For yesterday is but a memory and tomorrow is only a vision. Today well lived makes yesterday a memory of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. — Sanakrit poem Thanx Ethan, Gwen, Mike and Lori Nancy Conviser La La did I miss something? Thanks for everything guys, I Luv Ya! Thanks Mom Dad, JC AC AC Knowing their days were numbered, They wished hard for snow. Amanda Cove There ' s a world Vour living in No one else has your part All children in the wind Take it in and blow hard I love you — PGZLOU, JW, FT S NB Stay cool Babes-LH. KP MF DT — Punches or Kisses?! — And that Ends the story of the Three little bears. Craig S. Cubell Follow not where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path and leave a trail Karen L. Cullen I Love the Night life Always and forever 1999 Secret lovers all night long: A special thanx to my family and the crew DC. AL, JW, ST. SC. BL LM. MS, TD. FN LC X-Mas 84 Falmouth 85-86 Deb the Condo: Take a walk on the wild side 1 Josh Dalsimer Those lights could shine Bright us and the rest of the Boys. We II own the root of evil if we don I make any noise Cowwa-Cowwa Bunga Yeah Man. real Peachy 1 FISHBONE Eowyn Anne Daly LOOK ON THE SUNNY SIDE OF EVERYTHING Thanks Dad, Mom. Sue. Mary, Gramie LOVE LUCK TO JC. MG. DH. PR SL AN. ZP. YL RM I ' LL LOVE YOU ALWAYS Charlie Jessica Lynn Dargo Be faithful to that Which exists nowhere But in yourself — and thus make yourself — indespensable — Andre Gide the eyes are blind, one must look with the heart . — The Little Prince Nacho, AT. MB. RL, EC, SS. LS 143 especially. JG Guy DeSilva I remember when I laughed and cried and I can’t remember why, but I will always love the good times gone by. — J. Taylor Thanks Mom and Dad for everything! Patricia Rose Differ Well, my friends the time has come to I say goodbye. It ' s really kind of scary, that | time has gone so fast. Always remember if memories ' cause memories are meant : to last. To the LA-DE-DA CREW: STAY GOLD F F, ST. FN . SC. D D . DC. . K.C., B.L., A.L., M S , J.W., L.M., 1-4-3, 1 Tom. Thanks Mom and Dad Joseph Dempsey Leanne Marie d’Entremont Many dreams come true and some have silver linings. I live for my dreams and a pocket full of gold. Thanks to the people that were always there for me. BFF, LO, 143, RR, AW, JD, LE, LG. MB, KX. CC. JS. ST, JA. Thanks Mom, Dad, Juan. I love you all. Later dudes, Leanne man. sneakers, legs Catherine M. Desserres Thanks Mom, Dad, Tom, and Wayne I love you Paul O. A + F. Breakfast Club — HA HA! C.D + S.H. = B.F. There is no failure except in no longer trying. — Elbert Hubbard Carla Deykin If they were right I ' d agree, but it ' s them they know not me. Now there’s a way and I know that I have to go away. — Cat Stevens I would like to thank my family and ray mom. But most of all, my counselor, Mr Federman Ms, Kuskin-Smith who were my very good friends. Krista Doherty Dorothy Day Michelle M. Dixon Maria Luisa DePorres You can fool some people sometimes, but you can ' t fool all the people all the time Thanks to my family friends If you were a bird and lived on high, you’d lean on the wind, when the wind came by. You’d say to the wind when it took you away, That’s where I wanted to go today. — A. A Milne This is the time to remember — Billy Joel Luv thanx 2 family friends A friend is there before you know it to lend a hand before you ask it, and to give you love just when you need it the most. All I can do 4 my friend is simply 2 be a friend. Thanx to: Mom, Dad, Bro Sis. A special thanx 2: SL, EW, TMC, YL, TC, DL, BS, TY, LM, MW. SW, CD, HS, EM DH. Luv ya Dimples STAND BY ME ALWAYS! Darius Dilmaghani From birth my mind was, I must confess, of such a turn that my greatest satisfaction in study always came not from attending to the proofs of others, but from discovering them by my own efforts. — Descartes Rachna K. Dhanda _ Twas a serious question they couldn’t forsake. Eleanor Hollingsworth Doran What you must dare: is to be yoursell — Dag Hammerskjold Thanks to Mom and Dad (or everything David, you know I love you; thanks lor being there. An, Andrea, Erin, you are super friends You lookmahvelousILadeedadee Move you. RJR You have been great I love you now and always Matthew Duggan I dreamt about last night and I fell out of bed twice. Thanks Mom, Dad, Cammie.Ben, Andy, and esp Charlie Nichole Edraos feet are tired from hours of walking; eyes greedy for warm curve of faces, answering flicker of eyes, the set of a head, the lift of a shoulder, the way hands spread and clench; blood tingles with wants; mind is a beehive of hopes buzzing and stinging; John Dos Passos Carie Dorr Love and you shall be loved. — R W Emerson Thanks Mom, Ken. Class of 1986. D • T A M J. Don ' t forget us Yalda Khatereh, Lee. Kris, Cathy, Al Ski Bums ' 86 f 87 I will miss everyone at BHS and the SBM crew I love you always George Nicolas Dumitriu Alison S. Ehrlich Thanx: TF, EB, NT, KB, CK, KH, LY, AY, PW, JZ. LB, DL, AF (Liss). MF, AG, AH, JD, KC, ST, As, EV, MM The Sag Refr — Kris: Luv ya always; 1 01 guys!, dead bird — There s so much 1 Leez — Nasty! Liz — luv ya! Alyssa-Fish — Luv ya Alice + Lyla.JoshZ - Peter— Whatdothey put in the lunch? Love to my family, and many thanks to Mr Barrasso David Driscoll The longest journey is the journey inwards of him who has chosen his destiny — H.L. Thank you Mr Reynolds for all of your help Tara Danielle Duval I look back now realize that those were the good times. Hopefully, the future will be as good as the past The crew. A.L.. R W . G C . KG. MT, J.D., — Maia B.F F Sully, who loves ya baby? — Bermuda-86 — The Prom D.E. 1-4-3 Gregg — Dec. 31 , 1 984 1 owe it all to you Mum, Dad, Jen. Le-lo-lai Nana + Pip c-ya! Laurie B. Eichmuller Thanx Mom. Chuck, Nani. Love you. My friends: KM, LO, LD, RR. and Heidi. Ja you queeah! Silly Rabbit! Parties all the time! Who Us 9 Nah. Kathy, are we late again? But really we re innocent. Later dudes. It’s been . Well? Always remember who you are — Because I II never forget Danielle Drujon The happiest are those who discover that what they should be doing and what they are doing are the same things Special thanks to Mm. Dd. L.M C • T ' SCN H N J N.D M S D K A L Obie-C W While T O T T Shake if up Konstantin Economou Life is just a testing process and what you accomplish from it will determine your position in the after life The decision is yours, so enjoy it now or later, or join me and enjoy both. Today Class of 87 Tomorrow Class of ' 91 Kriston Eivers Those who decided they were fed up with school, Gwendolyn Athena Field History makes harsh demands of us all But they are demands that must be met if we are to be the masters and not the victims of our times Ralph Ellison I love you AK, CK, TK, and SWS! E ! Darvish Fakhr I ' m not strange Maybe happy Life is what ' s strange I ' m in harmony House of cards won ' t take shock Everyone falls in any weather For you. Take 2 solid blocks Fact; they ' ll stick together Lauren A. Feldman Look up at the sky. Ask yourselves: Is it yes or no? Has the sheep eaten the flower? And you will see how everything changes . The Little Prince Anything I could have said I felt somehow that you already knew ' Til Tuesday Chris Evangelista The fog comes Thanks on little cat feet. family friends!! It sits looking over harbor and city •on silent haunches and then, moves on. C. Sandburg The Lord made the fly then forgot to tell us why.? Lori Z. Figelman ' Up on your feet! This is no time to tire! My master cried The man who lives asleep will never waken fame or his desire, and all his life drift past him like a dream, and the traces of his memory fade from time like smoke in air or ripples on a stream. Dante Alighieri I LOVE YOU AT, TC,MC Colleen Forde They give you these words But they ' ve taken your name Now you ' re out in the cold Now ain ' t that a shame Isn ' t it just like love P-Furs QPS Patrick Flynn The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear. And the oldest and strongest fear is fear of the unknown. — H.P. Lovecraft Michael Foreman-Fowler H ' llf! Ill Mark Fortier Human Reality T ranscends Itself toward the particular being which it would be if it were what it is. — Zippy The Pinhead Jenn Friedman All that you touch All that you see All that you taste All you feel All that you love All that you hate All you distrust All you create All you destroy All that you do All that you say Everyone you meet Everyone you fight All that ' s now All that ' s gone All that ' s to come your life Unowhour — 143 QPS Jennifer M. Frank So on and on I go the seconds Tick the time out theres so much left to know and I ' m on The road to find out Cat Stevens Thanks Mom, Dad, Kev Jess Family Friends esp: Bop, Bee, E-Dog, Friv, Aim, J L. Luc, Tafia, When Sar? Thanks Corki Bermuda Good Luck Class of 87 - 86 - Wendy Friedman Michael R. Fraser Minds are like parachutes. They only function when open Mietras sigan jugando mhos en las calles. cantare. I lor are y reire Daniel Fuchs First impression is the biggest liar If god lived on Earth, people would break his window. The most childish form of man is the adult. Gregory Fremont Smith I ' M READY NOW, CATCHING A WAVE TO RIDE ON STEADY NOW. HEADING WHERE I DECIDE ON AND I KNOW THAT THERE S SOMETHING THAT S JUST OUT OF SIGHT AND I FEEL LIKE I ' M TRYING TO DO SOMETHING RIGHT ' AND I LL MAKE IT IF I HOLD ON TIGHT ' BOSTON David Gantshar TO ALL THE GIRLS I VE LOVED BEFORE; WHO ' VE TRAVELED IN AND OUT MY DOOR; I ' M GLAD YOU CAME OF AGE: I DEDICATE THIS PAGE ; TO ALLTHE GIRLS I ' VE LOVED BEFORE — AFTER ALL ITS NOT THE YEARS IN YOUR LIFE THAT COUNT: BUT THE LIFE IN YOUR YEARS! GOD BLESS MY FAMILY AND FRIENDS WHO MAKE LIFE SPECIAL! Arianne Garden-Vasquez It ' s 9:00 two lines of smoke meet in the air. turning slowly towards the door wearing a sneer from ear to ear. For I have savage cause Shakespeare Si naciera en en la luna me seria boricun. R. Brown ZZJt Michael Gately Roanna Gee Dave C. Geller Objects in mirror may be closer than they appear — REARVIEW MIRRORS EVERYWHERE Lisa Georgetti THIS IS 4 WHEN DREAM AMBU- LANCE SKITTERS THRU THE STREETS AT MIDNITE. THIS IS 4 WHEN YOU GET CAUGHT IN ASLEEP RIOT AND THE SKY IS OUT OF ORDER THIS IS 4 WHEN YOUR LIFE IS FULL OF VOO DOO. THIS IS FOR WHEN YOUR CLOTHES ARE IMAGINARY. THIS IS 4 WHEN YOUR FLESH CREEPS AND NEVER COMES BACK. — BAUHAUS QPS Had many a question, making many a sound, 85 By Mark Fortier The college interview has been a grueling, frustrating encounter for seniors this year, but it doesn ' t have to be that way. I have learned from my experience that the key is to display your in- dividuality and do everything in your power to make sure that you are remembered. Here are some suggestions that will insure your success. Instead of the classic blue blazer and penny loafers , the appli- cant should sport a unitard to exhibit his coherent personality, wear studded rhinestones to flaunt his sparkling style, and fake animal fur to show his concern and commitment to wildlife preservation. To top off his irresistible outfit, the applicant should tattoo a picture of Ronald Reagan on his forehead to prove his devout patriotism. The following are some ' eye-opening ' ' answers to those classic interview questions. What can you contribute to our school? — I will contribute my left ear lobe and my leather bell-bottoms. What are your hobbies? I have the world ' s largest defective Tupperware collection. What do you want to major in? — The history of bilingual can collectors of Central America. What extracurricular activities have you been involved in? - I started the Mr. Ty-D-Bowl fan club and the PIBUAT coali- tion. That is: Pseudo Intellectual Bellydancers United Against Tofu. Do you have any special talents we should know about? — I can twiddle my thumbs, make Spam from scratch, and swallow goldfish, but I do not do windows. What makes you unique from all our other applicants? — I am the Messiah!!!!! As you might have guessed, the admissions staff gets on their hands and knees to beg this applicant to contribute color and diversity to their humble college campus. If all you underclassmen follow the enlightened path of this truly original applicant, I promise that you will be accepted at the college of your dreams. David Georgiades Twice as sweet as sugar The fat man melts. Who ' s a nark? Numby, Hello B.H Roxburry, The maraude mobile. Loomis or Lumis? Thanks Dudes! A quest for air. Dwmy Its been four years stumpy! wo wo its bufferin Thanx mum + Steve J J 4 Rachel Ramble on Rose, SHE LOVES YOU ALL! Pilar Juliet Gibson MILES FROM NOWHERE. GUESS I LL TAKE MY TIME TO. OH YEAH. TO REACH THERE — CAT STEVENS AC. RW. JW. SW. AH. AT. MOM ANDREW — I LOVE YOU ALL! AMANDA + RACHEL — I LOVE YOU NOT ONLY FOR WHATYOU ARE, BUT FOR WHAT I AM WHEN l M WITH YOU. AND THAT ENDS THE STORY OF THE THREE LITTLE BEARS Jesse Goff BETTER TO BE ALONE. THAN IN BAD COMPANY — BAZOOKA JOE Scott Gold Image and reputation are what other people think of you. Character is what you are. Dale Brown, LSU David Goldberg DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY CHANGE I CAN BORROW. I WOULD LIKE TO PURCHASE A SODA. THANK YOU: MOM, DAD. L.F , C.S. A S. A S. R.R. BETSY. AND KRISTEN Samuel Goldman I sing this song for the common man. for the people in despair. I bring myself into the world and I sing it everywhere. The simple truth lies waiting here for everyone to share, so hold on and I will take you there. Hold on and I will take you there! — Triumph It s been a good four years!!! Rachel Goldstein Time passes on. like a river that must always run Now you are gone, but I will have you till time is done You can never take away, the love you gave me yesterday I hope that if you think of me you ' ll only remember harmony what was once will always be and time passes on . . . Shawn Green BE THE BEST YOU CAN BE AND YOU WILL SUCCEED IN LIFE LIKE ME. THANKS MOM, DAD, BROTHERS, B-BALL TEAM, DUKE, CURTIS, HENRY, ED, MR CRADLE, AND ANY ONE ELSE I MISS AND A SPECIAL THANKS TO TINA AND AYLISSA, I ' LL MISS YOU TWO THE MOST Stuart M. Grose While you ' re young you gotta fight, cause you could lose your future overnight. It ' s now or never The Freeze The only thing to fear Is fearlessness Much thanks and appreciation to Fred, Flo, Kevin and Karen whose love, support, and friendship have helped me grow in so many ways. I Love you all. Yealem Gubae I ALWAYS WELCOME HAPPINESS. THANKS TO MY FAMILY + FRIENDS AFRICAN BOY. Peter Grand Time it was, And what a time it was, It was . . . A time of innocence, A time of confidences. Long ago . . . It must be . . . I have a photograph. Preserve your memories; They ' re all that ' s left you. — Paul Si mon Rachel Gray Meg Gondek I love you ROB BFF ED AN SL ZP JC PR YL RM GOOD LUCK SD CS BG KM CW and anyone I forgot! LUNCH AT SUSIE ' S! THE ORIGINAL NINE THANX MOM DAD BECCA LES 4 11 86 MEG + ROB Liz Gorin DONT FORGET ME WHEN IM GONE! BFF 1-4-3 BUBBA STACY + STEPHIE LOVE TO THE NIGHT CREW! ROB 143 FAAD! GOOD TIMES BAD TIMES YOU KNOW WEVE HAD OUR SHARE LD LO. AW. DR. KO. KX. MB. KK. LE. KM NEVER FORGET CRUISIN UP LARZ ' S ROSSK, BOYSALLNIGHTERS, PROM 86-87 WHAT NOW! SUMMER 85!! BAGELS + CREAMCHEESE! THANKS MOM + DAD Clay Gollobin the 6th Don ' t use the rules They’re not for you they ' re for the fools and you ' re a fool if you don ' t know that So use the rules you stupid fool J.S. Lydia Gormley I came, I saw, I wasn ' t impressed so I left — Perrin Never Forget, I LOVE YA AL. smile, be happy! 143 143-EP, Fab + Buzzimp, BT, Kaz, CE, BR, BC CD, DB Hey, Guys one Lovie, Lovie, fort he road ! BCGC-Block, N.N.H S!18 ' , some party, 8 85, 9 87, Fab ' s house, Sundays, Rags! B.F.D At U Mass should I go to The group info, session?’ 87 Tracy Haase FRIENDSHIP DIVIDES OUR GRIEF AND DOUBLES OUR JOY HEY VAL KILLER IM HAPPY, IM NOT HAPPY, BUT IM HAPPY ARE THEY BROOKLINE HIGH Sarah Hahn Minor Hall THE IMPORTANT THING IS THE HAPPINESS OF PURSUIT, NOT THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS — LANG ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE - SONG HERE S TO SM AND BHS FM Nadia Hall Did you ever have the feeling there s a wasket In your Basket ' 7 DR Seuss Special Thanks To Mom, AH PG To one unique woman who made everything happen I owe you!! Laura D Adam Hammel YOUR FUTURE AND DESTINY LIE ALONG THE SAME ROAD IN LIFE WE HAVE JUST TAKEN OUR FIRST STEP DOWN THAT ROAD THANKS: MOM. DAD. WAYNE, M S., T.L. Allyssa M. Hanlon Today I pray for the wisdom to build a better tomorrow on the mistakes and experiences of yesterday. I Luv U Johnny Thanx Daddy my ski bum Mom. Friends 4-eva: Leigh. Heidi, JoJo Saffl. Knsta, Bee, Sha, Em, AW. AH JM. CJP Name Papa I Luv U IKE John Thanx for the good times passed. Dad Saffi Travis thanx. Leigh Ann Hanlon I was here but now I ' m gone I left my name to carry on. Those who knew me, knew me well, those who didn ' t oh well Thanxs to my special Mom Dad I love you. Wonder Twins, miss ya BB. SP, NW. KD, DW. MC, KD, Luv Ya Brandon Good bye Allyssa, Heidi and Johnny. Thanxs to my family. I love you Karla Dianne Hanssen If I die in a Combat Zone. Box me up and shove me home. If I die and still come home. Lay me where the rose is sown. Big Country Ari Harvey AGOOD HEART IS THE SUN ANDTHE MOON WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE THANKS HOLLY ANDI DAVID G ERIN TANIS AND BARBARA FOR BEING MY FRIENDS MS SENS FOR YOUR INSPIRATION TEACHING AND FRIENDSHIP MOM AND DAD FOR BEING THERE WHEN I NEED YOU I LOVE YOU ALL David Yair Hazony Strength is not just the ability to survive: True strength is the ability to be happy, and at peace with oneself, after surviving. Thank you for sharing your strength: Jodi, Adam, Naomi, GB, KB, DG, SM, GR. EK, HC. DH, Aba. Yoram Brian M. Heffernan I ' d rather laugh with the sinners than cry with the saints, the sinners are much more fun. THANKS SINNERS: DF, GFS, ED JB, SF, AH, BD, DW, Buckwheat and Baby T.B.F Y Daniel Heffernan HONESTY IS MY ONLY EXCUSE — METALLICA THANKS TO — NICK IAN MATT MOM JOEY STEVE AND SEAN NECRACY 87 There were early applications, And first quarter grades. Jonathan Hipsh Three men can keep a secret if only two were dead BENJAMIN FRANKLIN DON ' T BE TOO SHY TO GO OUT AND TALK TO OTHER PEOPLE. YOU CAN LEARN ALOT OF THINGS FROM THEM WHICH YOU NEVER KNEW ABOUT You don ' t need a weather man to tell which way the wind blows. — Bob Dylan A. Robert Hernandez Always have a dream and believe it will come true, strive to make it happen in everything you do. For Dreams are what make life worth living. Love worth taking + Love worth giving. Dreams keep life from being boring they liftyour spirit keep it soaring Thanx Mom UB 143 RED David Hew YOU SHOULD LIVE YOUR LIFE ONE DAY AT A TIME. LEARN WHAT YOU NEED TO AND PUT IT TO GOOD USE. HAVE FAITH IN ALL AND BE SOMEONE THAT COULD BE PROUD OF YOU! THANKS TO: MOM. DAD. E.W M W. T.Y. D.D. S.L. P.L. Y.L. D.L. N.L. N.S. C.C. P C. GUNG HO CLUB 1! In-Oh Heo Julie Hermos Noreen Henson You are the best equipped person in the world to program your own brain giving up this privilege to others is one of the most damaging things you can do to yourself QPS i —• Danya Hoffman A merry heart goes all day, A sad tires in a mile. Shakespeare Most of us will never do great things, but we can do small things in a great way Thanks Dad, Mom, Aaron, David, H, 6, A, R, J, and T. So long. Farewell I hate to say goodbye Maria K. Ho Experience is a hard teacher; it tests first and teaches after Eternity forbids you to forget. ' ' - By RON Thanks Grace — my love always. Robert Hoffmeister David Holmes I was a-trembling because I ' d got to decide forever betwixt two things, and I knowed it. I studied for a minute, sort of holding my breath, and then says to myself, All right, then. I ' ll go to hell. — Mark Twain Matt P. Holmy EVERYBODY GETS IN MY WAY AND I HAVEN ' T THE TO SAY HEY HEY HEY — FANG Jack Holtz GUABI, GUABI, MENTHOL - ME! REMEMBER TO WATCH FOR THOSE PICKLE S. — YOUR FRIEND A.G. — RYFTI, ARCH IN ISRAEL. CAMELS. THANKS JLH GJH IMAGINE-JON. BRAD, BRIAN. ROB. ROB, YO - YO + BIG BRO ANN ARI - TIM. CHOW! TAKE IT EASY BUT TAKE IT. F BALD PETE S. LOVE YOU AND ALL OF YOU JEM, JOSH. ME YOU. PEACE TO YA! Leighton Honda THERE MUST BE SOMEKIND OF WAY OUT OF HERE. SAID THE JOKER TO THIEF I CAN T GET NO RELIEF. HEY! WHERE S THAT RUBBER ROAD? WHO KNOWS? THE KING RAT KNOWS, SO DOES JP JONES AND LIGHTNING LOU KICK OUT THE JAMES. ITS A BAD THING THANKS MOM DAD LEE RD TS too — There was no doubt ' bout that, James Hong VENI VIDI VICI THE one thing we never get enough of is love. AND the one thing we didn ' t give enough of is love . No one has ever loved anyone the way everyone wanted to be loved . . THANKS MOM DAD an DL LOVE-NL LM JR LM BL CY AN Simone Ernestine Horton MY TIME AT BROOKLINE WAS FILLED WITH PAIN JOY WITH BITTERNESS HUMOR ALL THE INGREDIENTS NEEDED TO MAKE MY YEARS WORTHWHILE. IN THE FUTURE I DARE TO EXPERIENCE THE TRUTHS ABOUT MEN WOMEN, ABOUT BLACKS WHITES, ABOUT LOVE HATRED AND ABOUT LIFE DEATH SPECIAL THANKS TO MOM. Sarah Margaret Hougen OVERCOME TEACHINGS OF VIOLENCE AND PREJUDICE AND BE REBORN TO REJOICE IN PEACE AND HAPPINESS. — RACHEL YORSTEAD Peter Hudson For long you live and high you fly. Smiles you ' ll give and tears you ' ll cry And all you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be. — Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon Alexandra J. Hughes MA, GOING TO THE FISCHER ' S BE BACK FOR SUPPER ONWARD THROUGH THE FOG Joseph Michael Hughes YOU OUGHT TO BELIEVE SOMETHING IN LIFE, BELIEVE THAT THING SO FERVENTLY THAT YOU WILL STAND UP WITH IT TILL THE END OF YOUR DAYS. WE HAVE A POWER, A POWER AS OLD AS THE INSIGHTS OF JESUS OF NAZARATH AND AS MODERN AS THE TECHNIQUES OF MOHATMA GRANDHI. MARTIN LUTHER KING Stacey Leigh Hurwitz 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.” Saint Exupery Thanks Mom, Dad, B, J, S, B, J, R, M Eric Emanuel Hyett We are not permitted to linger even with what is most intimate. From images that are full, the spirit plunges on to others that suddenly must be filled; there are no lakes till eternity. — Rainer Maria Rilke Marsella L. Imonti A DREAM OF WITHERED FLOWERS AND OF LOST LOVE A SHORE OF SAND AND STONE THE CLASH OF THE WAVES UPON THE ROCKS THEY WEAR WHATWILLBEWORN — WHAT STILL STANDS IS THE LONELY STONE. DARE TO BE DIFFERENT; SEE YA MJB, MD, CJ, CG, AS, ROD LOVE YA MOM — Jennifer Ann Israel Were we as eloquent as angels, yet should we please some men and some women much more by listening than by talking. Colton The glorious lamp of heaven, the sun. Herrick With all of this work They were run-down and “flat.” Intro to Analysis forced them to think, Thea Nicole Izzi Saw an old lady, feeding the birds As she threw the crumbs she hummed this song in the strangest words, chick chick-a-oee sweet birds of youth come back to me why do you fly so last 7 Sweet Honey In The Rock Adam Jacobs SWM. 18 Well educated at Brookline High Enjoys anything from pounding in the Alps to storming Indica on the beach: Seeking a very attractive, sensual, woman with her own place call evenings Chris Jacobs If none of us Believe In war Then can you tell me What The weapon s for Listen to me everyone If the button is pushed There ' ll be nowhere to run. Ozzy Osbourne Thanks Mom. Dad, little one, C P. S.Y. B H. J B. CL, S B, H R, C.T. M D. S.T. The N.E.A. rock N Roll While students of Physics were driven to drink. Mercury Judson ON NE VOIT BIEN QU ' AVEC LE COEUR. L ' ESSENTIEL EST INVISIBLE POUR LES YEUX. — LE PETIT PRINCE ALL MY LOVE TO YOU. CS-STILL CM TAL-ALWAYS KLMJ G G DITTLE KG LM-MOMENTS RN P7 THE HOURS PASS, THE AFTERNOON BECOMES EVENING. I RISE TO GO AS THE SUN SETS BEYOND THE SKYLINE. Linor T. Junowicz We shall not cease from exploration And the end of all our exploring Will be to arrive where we first started, And know the place for the first time. — T. S. Eliot Lauren M. Johnston The storm starts when the drops start dropping when the drops stop dropping then the storm starts stopping — Dr. Seuss To my family and friends: some things just cannot be expressed in words . . . April A. Joseph LET S JUST SAY I WAS TESTING THE BOUNDS OF REALITY, I WAS CURIOUS AS TO WHAT WOULD HAPPEN, THAT ' S ALL IT WAS JUST CURIOSITY JIM MORRISON L A 1 969 LOTS OF LOVE TO MY FAMILY, KEVIN AND HIS FAMILY, HEATHER-N-SAMMY, BEST OF LUCK TO V.F., S.M., E M, G.C., A.L., C M., AND A SPECIAL THANKS TO HENRY K. J. A Wendy Kadish The nightmare is finally over Thanx Mom, Dad, Dana (with exceptions) and especially Andy, I Love You Dan Katzir THOSE WHO DARE TO DREAM DARE TO DO — FORTUNE COOKIE WHERE THERE’S A WILL THERE’S A WAY WHEN THE GOING GET’S TOUGH GIVE ME ICE CREAM (TAMMY’S BROTHER) Time it was, and what a time it was, it was . . a time of innocence, a time of confidences, Long ago ... It must be I have a photograph Preserve your memories They ' re all that is Left to you. John Garrett Jamieson That which does not kill me makes me stronger. Jennifer Marie Jarvis ... He just had to fly! But he sent her Good-by, And said to be good, And to wear her red hood, And to look for skunk tracks In the snow with an ax — And do everything! And perhaps in the spring He would come back and sing. Robert Frost Mohammed Jalali Erika G. Janey IF A MAN DOES NOT KEEP PACE WITH HIS COMPANIONS, PERHAPS IT IS BECAUSE HE HEARS A DIFFERENT DRUMMER. LET HIM STEP TO THE MUSIC WHICH HE HEARS, HOWEVER MEASUERED OR FAR AWAY. THOREAU LOVE YOU MOMMY AND DADDY TO ALL MY FRIENDS, YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE SB, IS, TM, TB, KC, TB GOD Denice Joyce Through good bad, when I was happy or sad, thinking that it would never end, I just want to say thank you for being my friend. Love you always: Dan Peg, AS, CM, BG, TA, NN, DH, DF, AF, TG, JL, PN, KS, JK, PV, CR, MR. What d ' ya do with the bear? The tank, Bruce the Moose, Meet you at the lockers THANX 4 EVERTHING Neeru Joshi Heather Kelley Standing on my elbow with my fingers in my ear, Biting on a dandelion, And humming kind of queer while I watched a yellow caterpillar creeping up my wrist, I leaned on a tree And I said to me. WHY AM I DOING THIS? ' — Thanx to my friends, ' til we meet again . . . Kurt Kendall Roads go ever ever on, over rock and under tree, By caves where never sun has shone, By streams that never find the sea; over snow by winter sown, And Th rough The merry flowers of Ju ne. over grass and over stone, and under mountains in the moon. Roads go ever ever on. Tolkien Sarah Kennedy The man who lies asleep will never waken Fame, and his desire and all his life drift past him like a dream, and the traces of his memory fade from time like in air, or ripples on a stream. ' ' Dante Abdi Khatibi If my father was alive today he would have been proud of my achievements Ellie Khatskelevich Destiny is not a matter of chance, It is a matter of choice; it is not a thing to be waited for. It is a thing to be achieved THANKS MOM, DAD, INNA, RITA. SPIVY. EDDIE, MY GRANDPARENTS, ALSO AIDA. VIC, CHRIS, ANNA, BORIS AND EVERYONE ELSE WHO STOOD BY ME Dylan Kidd Socrates was a man All men are mortal All men are Socrates — Woody Allen Thomas P. Kelleher ONWARDS thru the fog Erica Kent Someday everything s going to be smooth like a rhapsody Bob Dylan Susie Kilgore HOLD FAST TO DREAMS FOR IF DREAMS DIE LIFE IS A BROKEN WINGED BIRD THAT CAN NOT FLY . . HOLD FAST TO DREAMS FOR WHEN DREAMS GO LIFE IS A BARREN FIELD FROZEN WITH SNOW. LANGSTON HUGHES QPS What is your favorite excuse tor procrastinating? It’s more like — what’s my favorite excuse for not procrasti- nating. I haven’t recovered from last night’s excursions. I’m a senior, I’ve earned the right. I need sleep. I’m in a bad mood. What are the advantages of being a senior? I have a car. You know that everyone is either younger than you or the same age. I’m going to college. The inherent advantages: being in charge and being the “favorite.” The light at the end of the tunnel is getting closer. Toya Latrice Kimbrough Love yourself as I do, put none before you. As you iiveyou learn, as you die you burn. Strive for success except nothing less, if you live for the rest you won ' t do your best. Luv 2 Ma Nanna Bill Luv 2 Ywai special Luv 2 Mia L TB MA I ' ll Love you always Anthony A thinking of you always ICE Yana Kitaygorodsky I would like to thank my parents for bringing me to USA and giving me a chance to make something out of myself. I would also like to thank my brother and my friends for sticking by me. Thanks for BHS teachers and counselors. Heather Kindon In bidding farewell, for the time being, I ask you to join with me in prayer to the God of Truth that he may grant us the boon of ahimsa in mind, world, and deed. — Mohandas Gandhi Thanks to all who helped me to get me where I am today. Laura Klatt When you are old and grey and full of sleep And, nodding by the fire, take down this book, And slowly read, and dream of the soft look Your eyes had once, and of their shadows deep. William Butler Yeats Adam “Ed” Kirshner And in the next story, if the moving picture doesn ' t run so fast that it jumps out of the window and scares our cat, so that she falls into the milk bottle. I ' ll tell you about Dunnard and that weird little pet of his named Abel. Erin Klein But aren’t you going to run and help her?” Alice asked . . . No use, no use! said the King, “she runs so fearfully quick you might as well try to catch a Bandersnatch! What advice would you offer to underclassmen? Start stocking up on No-Doz. Take advantage of all your opportunities. Put some trust in your own decisions. Do your homework. Enjoy being a junior! Tanya Kogan “THE BETTER PART OF VALOR IS DISCRETION. THANX TO ALL SVABRAS:N. A, L. Z, B. O, E. T, N. G, AND LAST BUT NOT LEAST A. K. MOM AND DAD, FOR BRINGING ME TO THIS COUNTRY. THANX TO MY BIO AND ENGLISH TEACHERS. ABBY + LISA + CAT = 1 GUYS YOU ' RE GREAT!!! CLASS OF 1987 Joy Koller “Some days my thoughts are just cocoons — all cold, and dull, and blind, They hang from dripping branches in the gray woods of my mind; And other days they drift and shine — such free and flying things! I find the gold-dust in my hair, left by their brushing wings.” — Karle Wilson Baker Jennifer Koprek We ' ll get higher and higher straight up we ' ll climb Higher and higher leave it all behind Higher and higher who knows what we ' ll find And in the end on dreams we will depend Cause that ' s what love is made of — Van Halen While thoughts of senior papers caused infernal fright. 95 m hi Jacob H. Kwabe I HAVE FINALLY REACHED THE END OF THE BEGINNING TO STAND, STARING HEADLONG INTO THE BEGINNING OF THE END Charles Digges Fune Kwan Faith is how you know where you ' re going! Hope is what keeps you going! Love is how you get there! Thanks: Mom. Pa. Family the Quans, L + RT BEST: Victoria T, JL. Cl. PL AL. ML, MW. CL, LW. VT L.Y.A Claudine H. Kos SOMETIMES IT TAKES A GROWN MAN A LONG TIME TO LEARN JUST WHAT IT WOULD TAKE A CHILD A NIGHT TO LEARN — BILLY BRAGG WE CAN T TALK ABOUT THIS ALL DAY ARE WE GOING OR NOT 9 — LAUREN I LOVE YOU BABY JH, MK, GF, RW. MF Diane Krause Once again I II taste The sweetness. Feel the joy, feel the pain. But yesterday s the past now. This time won t be the same JK To all those special people, Thanks, and Keep Smiling! Valerie A. Laham As I gazed upon the starlit sky I felt the depth of ten million stars. It was close enough to touch, though it seemed to fade, too precious to let go was it running away? Close to my heart, beyond an eternity, it was only the dawn of a new day Thanks to all! then Brag, stability, victims? Marjan Koupaie Jonathan Kream Dichosa tu que vas a abrazar a un hombre, que lo vas a besar, que vas a sentir su peso! — Federico Garcia Lorca We all know the sound of two hands clapping. But what is the sound of one hand clapping. — A Zen Koan Simone Lam God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, to change the things I can and the wisdom to know the difference LUV YA DD. TMC. YL. DL. TY. MW. EW. BS. WC. MOM. DAD. FRANCIS • S.B M. ALWAYS Jennie Ta-Tzu Lee IT ' S ALL STARTING IN N Y. CITY PEOPLE SAID TO ME YOURE CRAZY YOU don ' t understand anything about Fashion. I said NO. YOU ARE THE ONES who don ' t understand. STYLE IS NEVER OUT OF FASHION. BENETTON Susan N. Leipman This is the time to remember ' cuz it will not last forever. These are the days to hold on to cuz we won ' t, although we ll want to. This is the time but time is gonna change. Thanks Mom and Dad FF: RM. PR, MG. ED, AN, YL. ZP. + JC Cyndy Lemire IF WE COULD ALL BE DANCERS AND SET OUR EMOTIONS FREE. WE COULD ALL BE HAPPY PEOPLE. AND BE ANY THING WE WANTED TO BE 1 THANX MOM. DAD. RACH — MIKE. BON-BILL. AND TO ALL MY FAMILY — LUV U ' JOY JO MON TY MY PN BHR KE CAG — THANX 4 THE MEMORIES ITS BEEN A BLAST I LL NEVER 4-GET U WHEN THESE YEARS BECOME THE PAST! Jen Leonardi THANX FOR EVERYTHING. I LOVE U: (OH DO YA!) SWS TD GRC! MOM. DAVID (SPECIALLY YOU). MY BFA — HEATH! GL IN AUSSIE I LL MISS YA ' ST ACE, IM THERE! KELL — SEE U BY THE ET OK? ERIC MY LITTLE NATTY DRED! STEFANI WELL BE STYLIN IN L E (OH REALLY) CAL IM COMMING 1 STOLKED CAUSE IM OUTTA HERE! James Leonardo Leo LePage LET ' S JUST SAY I WAS TESTING THE BOUNDS OF REALITY I WAS CURIOUS TO SEE WHAT WOULD HAPPEN JIM MORRISON DOORS HSUL RZ L. McCain TASTE LH E.M T.R. -J-T-B-M-D M. T. G. C. MUFF — REMEMBER THE Nightrider Sabrina G. Lepore “HE ' S ABUSINESSMAN, the Don said blandly, “I’ll make him an offer he can ' t refuse. TO MY BABY Elliot, I LOVE YOU 4-Ever. NINA, We ' ve been through it all but keep on smiling life ' s a Beach Jen. Party? VAL. BYE T.B., I S., and T.M. Mimi Anne Levin Hold fast your dreams! Within your heart Keep one still, secret spot Where dreams may go, And sheltered so, May thrive and grow — Where doubt and fear are not. Oh, keep a place apart Within your heart, For little dreams to go. Joshua A. Levine I think that everything goes awry with us, that no one knows his rank or his job or what he should and that except for supper which is rather gay and where there seems to be a good deal of agreement, all the rest of the time is spent in senseless quarrels Voltaire Carrie Levine “ALL MEN HAVE THE STARS, HE ANSWERED, BUT THEY ARE NOT THE SAME THINGS FOR DIFFERENT PEOPLE.” A. E. Craig Lewis You can ' t always get what you want, but if you try sometimes you just might find, you get what you need. Rebecca Levin The tragedy of life is what dies inside a man while he lives Albert Schweitzer Michelle Levitt REPTA whats y our problem huh?! . YALANs motorcycles. . ID 85-6. . HEZ N D . what are you dooin ' ? . . .JEM . . FITZY . . M-N-M . PM. CN, JO. CH, JP . KP- at Bean s SpringBreak ' 87 Cactus Lagetts . 140 PL . . Anderson ... ST Sebs . . Zitgo . . Pressy . . . Bri 302 . . Wallyworld! . . . MUM DADDY — I Luv Ya! Sweet Dreams 4-eva . . . Hasta BHS! -87- Chi Hung Leung The world is a bubble So don ' t blow to hard or it might pop. POP! Daniel A. Levine And I choose to think my messiah is perched out there on some other dimension, not fiction at all, watching us both and laughing for the fun of it happening just the way we planned it to be. Richard Bach And so it goes . d Rick Libbey Life. It ' s like a blustery day throwing its winds of trouble and travail right into our faces, leaving us to lean into our painful destinies, farther and farther, and even farther. — BINKLEY Thanks Mom, Dad and the rest of you. LATERDAYZ PA AD GG PG SK PL MS KR DW BT RY JG Michael J. Low HAPPINESS ISN ' T SOMETHING YOU EXPERIENCE ITS SOMETHING YOU REMEMBER — OSCAR LEVANT Juan Lin God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can. and the wis- dom to know the difference Lin s Law Unless you give up. you will always be more successful than you expect, even when you take into account Lin s Law Itay Livni Next to the originator of a good sentence is the first quoter of it EMERSON Quotations confess inferiority Emerson Travis Lowe Stephanie Lodish You have to ask children and birds how cherries and strawberries taste — Goethe Yael Fyleene Lubetsky ... I once was lost. But now I ' m Found, was blind but now I see . . It Thanks; Mom. Liu. Ethan. Mara, Judy ftl Zoe. Pam. Glen, SW. JC. PC. CL, GL. I CH, SP, ML, YET, Dan MOORE — PIRATES All my love. ■ Rembrandt I Some were quite disappointed, others fulfilled their dreams. Cynthia J. Lyons To see a world in a grain of sand And a Heaven in a Wildflower Hold Infinity in the palm of your hand And Eternity in an hour. W. Blake Don ' t forget a Little Brandy, Pooks Eric Mann Though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I fear no evil, I fear no death, for I am finally getting out of Brookline High. — Eric Mann Maria Lukas And you could never call this living when you ' re physically going in two directions trying to avoid the obvious dead ends — Psyche I love you S.F. David Mak If you had a bite, played your fish, and the line broke, don ' t waste your time asking questions. — Gogol Christopher B. Malinn Some men see things as they are and say, why? I dream of things that never were and say, why not. — Robert Kennedy Thanks to Mom Dad The rest of the clan. Timothy M. Mann WHEN THE WORLD IS RUNNING DOWN MAKE THE BEST OF WHAT ' S STILL AROUND — THE POLICE THANX MOM . . GOOD LUCK — LAWRENCE GANG, FRIENDS. B-BALL TEAM V JV HEY MY MAN, YOU BETTER LEARN SOME RESPECT. — TONY B SO TAKE IT LIGHTLY LIKE A WOOD- PECKER WITH A HEADACHE. Stephen Lynch A lion in a cage is not a lion even if the cage is bright bright blue. Jimmy Mahon Joanne Marco Success is failure turned inside out — The silver tint of the cloud ol doubt, and you never can tell how close you are, it maybe near when it seems so tar, so stick to the tight when you re hardest hit — It s when things seem worst that you must not quit 1 Thanx mom, dad. cljwjb tor all the memories. Luv Ya! 1 Richard Marsoobian Thanks Mom - Dad Mrs Hammond Mark and Mr Grady For Making this Phrase possible! Tonya Marie Martin To T anera with love! As you ' ve gone first and I remain to walk the roads alone, I live in happy memories ot the days that we have known we ' ve had so much happiness. We ' ve had our cup of joy, and memory is one gift of God that death can t destroy. Thanks Ma, Albert TT. Dad, Redd and family. Chantal Martindale Kathryn Martino Sarah L. Marxer It ' s like this, he said. When you go You can ' t keep a good woman down. after honey with a balloon, the great thing is not to let the bees know you ' re — Alice Walker coming. Winnie-the-Pooh Jonah Matranga And so I said goodbye to all my friends and packed my hopes inside a matchbox, ' cause I know it’s time to fly. ” — Plant Technique doesn ' t come into it. I deal in emotion — Page La, la, lalalala la, lalalala lalalala. Boom! — Zeppelin ALL OF IT TO EVERYONE Robyn Jeanette McCain I decided long ago never to walk in anyone ' s shadow. If I fail, If I succeed, At least I live as I believe. No matter what they take from me, they can ' t take away my dignity. Thomas McNamara Don ' t worry about the world ending today, it ' s already tomorrow in Australia — Linus Suzanne L. Matos The wind blows hard against this mountainside across the sea into my soul. It reaches into where I cannot hide. — Mr. Mister Curse you, Red Baron! — Snoopy David Max This is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end, But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning. — Winston Churchill The outlook for tomorrow is a stormy one. — Dick Albert Meaghann McCarthy Like deer they would run for a distance and keep me guessing. All of a sudden they would disappear and I, smilingly relieved, would trudge on alone. Adam A. Mazmanian “His heart danced upon her movements like a cork upon a tide. He heard what her eyes said to him from beneath their cowl and knew that in some dim past, whether in life or in revery, he had heard their tale before.” James Joyce omnia extares Sarah E. McKibben I What would become of her finer I qualities if she didn ' t nourish them by a I secret love? Marie De France Alec Meleger Before becoming slaves to the competitive nature of our society we should attempt to learn the arts of humanity and decency, for they will never hurt in the future. Thanks to mom, dad, grandma, Mark, the guys and Class of ' 86. Dan McClure Rise o ' fallen fighters, rise and take your stance again. Is he who fight and run away, live to fight another day. — Marley — The dictionary is the only place you will find success before work. — Salada Thanks to mom, dad, Diana and all my friends. Thanks D. A M COPA MUNDIAL ' 86. Spotrockin ! Whom do you admire the most? Myself Everyone from Dante to Hemingway Opus from Bloom County Mr. Dudley No one Lisa Marie Meola Give to the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you! Thank you so much for your support and help — I love you mommy and daddy!! Good-bye everyone — may all your dreams and wishes come true! 1 4 3-Stevey!! Lisa Messier I can resist anything but temptation Wilde Rooney It isn ' t easy to live in the present. The temptation to sit thinking about the past or dreaming of the future is always there because it ' s easier than getting up off your tail and doing something Catherine Meyers He who tries, does He who wills, achieves He who loves, lives FRENZ PHOR-EVIR Mercury, Carie, Wendi. Angie, Lee and Rachel Thangz Leona, Kelly. Rachel Love you Bob Send you all sum L A. sun! Kurtis LaSenne Milton I only desire the freedom to cruise to obtain happiness without drinking booze without doing drugs and to be the best at what I choose Determination will grant me success Word 1 KLM Ellen Mitchell Yalda Mariam Modabber Atul Mohindra Amigos, You know how bad girls get If a little knowledge is dangerous, where Nada Sometimes it s not so easy to be the is the man who has so much as to be out Mas teacher ' s pet. of danger? El Resto The Police — T. H. Huxley Es Selva. — Pablo Neruda My love to my parents, both of my twisted sisters (KY PV). PD, KL. JS, FC, CD, KB, A Y-G, J M-G, LB, all the conios Ahmaghs i BHS (not literal) Look; A Boodviser! Luv u 4ever, ciao ciao . . Adieu! Gary Moldaver I am glad that it is over but now I have to start again as a freshman . I want to thank my parents and friends for standing by me all these four years. Rian Brown Cybel Anne Monson What we have done will not be lost to all eternity. Everything ripens at its time and becomes fruit at its hour. Anonymous Push aside those that whisper never Thanks Mom. Dad. MM. ISI, SWS all those with whom I’ve shared my life at BHS. Luv Always. Cybel ►nth one of nineteen eight-seven. Applications Lillian Moy The weight of this sad time we must obey, Speak what we feel, not what we ought to say. — Shakespeare Many thanks and love to Mom, Dad, T ony , and all my special friends. Tony Y : Love always Natalie Nager Raymond E. Morgan “Don ' t forget your history. Know your destiny. In the abundance of water, the fool is thirsty. BOB MARLEY THANKS — MOM, DAD, SHAUN PD AM JC PM CW CS CR LT SA BH TB CT MF MR SH GT TS B-BALL TEAM AND CHEERLEADERS. Edward Moy Let every day be a dream we can touch. Let every day be a love we can feel. Let every day be a reason to live. — C. Grandi very special — Mom, Dad, Lisa, Phil JS, RL, MW, EW, BS, KL, YL, HS, SC, TY, DD, WF, AM. Thanks. “My dear fellow, life is infinitely stranger than anything which the mind of man could invent — Sherlock Holmes “But the wild things cried, ' Oh please don ' t go, we ' ll eat you up — we love you so! ' And Max said, No! — Where the Wild Things Are 3CV Robert Gordon Morrison David Neipris THE IMAGINATION IS LIKE THE DRUNK MAN WHO LOST HIS WATCH AND MUST GET DRUNK AGAIN TO FIND IT. — GUV DAVENPORT Michael Niksa Elisabeth Nuboer There are no strangers, only friends we haven’t met. Give me some wood and a lock and I ' ll make a door and leave it open. Thanks Mom Dad, I Love You both CN, CN, CN, CZ, JC, ES, BZ, FM So we re the future, eh? Alex Nordquist Takes a second to say goodbye — U2 Thanks for putting up with me, Mom and Dad. 143 Dave The Original Nine — PR JC ZP ED SL MG YL RM SOPH. SUM. SKIING 86-87 BERMUDA 87 5 2 86 Michael W. O’Brien The wheel is turning and you cant slow down you cant let go and you cant hold on you cant go back and you cant stand still if the thunder dont get you then the lightening will. Grateful Dead Hail to the Senators! — Flavius Let it Shine! SF buqsy lives! Hey now get back truckin on! David Ng Never let your sense of morals prevent you from doing what is right — Salvor Hardin First mayor of Terminus. Foundation Philip Nobel Gradually the student is encouraged to nap. Afrog is dissented. Spring comes. — Woody Allen Fill your life with croutons. Helena O’Brien We will never be comfortable with who we are until we realize that who we are . . is special enough FF, D DD, CM, RB, CA, JK Thanks Mom Dad Luv Ya Ju-Ju Dru, Ntaud fc L Wei-Jay Ni Edward A. Nicholson Man if you have to ask you ' ll never know — L. Armstrong Thanks to everyone — the crew I will always remember you. Thanx Mom Dad Rebecca J. Norris Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. — Fortune Cookie Parties, Hey Nick! Diving States — BC, Santo 84-86 — Dood!!! Anna Oklander Life is something like a trumpet. If you don ' t put anything into it you don ' t get anything out Thank you Mom, Dad, and Michael for always standing by me. Thanks Ellie, Gary 1, Gary 2. Boris, Vicki. We ll live through English somehow. Thank you Mrs. Armstrong for helping me. If you were deserted on a Pacific Island, what one book would you want to have with you? The Far Side Cartoon Book by Gary Larson Wifey by Judy Blume The Bible The Thorn Birds by Colleen McCullough How to Survive on a Pacific Island If you were the new head- master of BHS and one class must be extended from fifty minutes to two hours, which one would you choose? Art class Philosophy C. A. S. T. European Literature Lunch A.P. What will you remember most about BHS? The waxed floors after vaca- tion The good food Beach parties in the quad Watching Moonlighting in the library My last day here (when it comes) Vy V David T. Park Robert O ' Neil The world is made of Kings and Queens, who blind your eyes and steal your dreams R.G EC. T M RED DOG Hoot Hoot ' n Hootie LAY-HO I - Greg Ovnanyan Thank God it ' s over here I go again. I would like to thank my parents and all of my triends for standing by me. Jessica A. Pearlman The pessimist sees the glass as half empty The optimist sees the glass as half full We see it as a way to quench thirst . . Life Insurance Company Never judge a man until you have seen him doing that which he loves the most Mei Wei Ong LOVE YOU ALL ' Phil Paik Wake up! The warrior from the east has risen. James C Peckham Love Thank you MOM - DAD. GRANDMA AUNT + UNCLE SPECIAL THANX TO: J.P., C B , A W . and PAPPA PULEO + J.R. Marcela Peralta So many faces in and out of my life some will last forever, some will just be now and then. Life is a series of hello ' s and goodbye ' s I ' m afraid it ' s time for goodbye again . . . — Billy Joel I love you Mom Dad Chris my friends for the laughs M P L.W. AT Friends forever Katherine O ' Reilly So, with a nod of thanks to his friends, he went on with his walk through the forest, humming proudly to himself But. Christopher Robin looked after him lovingly, and said to himself, Silly old Bear! Jane Pallera The only difference between me and a madman is that I ' m not mad. — Salvador Dali- The only difference between me and a madman is that I ' m not a man! (Me) I saw a lion he was standing alone with a tadpole in a jar. — Led Zeppelin- Suman Perin “You can ' t get what you want but if you try sometimes you get what you need by Keith and Mick w f U i m l • ' • f] ] fw rii - j Alicia Ruth Phillips Jon Piderit Your dreams are . . . like your Dad ' s best jeans . . . and though you want them to last forever you know they never will, and the patches make the goodbye harder still Cat Stevens Berthyle Pierre Be happy and thankful for the blessings each day brings to you and remember good friends and all our fun that we had at BHS good memories are forever Thanks God Thanks to Mom and Dad FP CP CP MV GE MP and a special Thanks to WK Chris Pineau Just a Babe in a Black Abyss No reason for a Place like this The Walls are cold and Soles cry out in Pain — Revelations Iron Maiden ROCK ' N ROLLS GONNA SAVE THE WORLD! Philip T. Polishuk As life is action and passion, it is required of man that he should share the passion and action of his times at peril of being judged not to have lived. Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr Good Luck-DS, RG, FN, SL, ES, FH, MF + THE RUGBY PUNKS, THANX MOM + DAD Victoria Poor Her phobia is infection she needs one to survive it ' s her built in protection without fear she ' d give up and die X-Ray Spex Zohar Porat Yesterday made us what we are today, tomorrow is our dream — L.B. we have only yet begun Tim R. Pollack To consider oneself different from ordinary men is wrong but it is right to hope that one will not remain like ordinary men. I do not resent criticism, even when, for the sake of emphasis it parts for the time with. For beginning that day senior slump had arrived! 109 Rocheford — Squeeze Pamela said to my reflection let ' s get out of this place Randolph V. Rome III Wherever you go, there you are Out of sight not mind. Pat bbee colln Bhaird. The spo men! once you get on the party train you don ' t ever get of jone see scarrid schouse then agnet Blown stamg rolling Jeep sand Ruiit ng Rock. It sad I been righteous stul In and too suave! Hey Ho jawhatsHappnin? Storm in norman I ' ll miss you! Larilari Mueh love and Porsches Jody Rosen Since we ' ve got to be here Let’s LIVE — Marvin Gaye Thanks, everyone Merci, Scott Butchi you ' re the best. Spotrockers: see you in Brixton. I love you mom. Hooks eyes, fingers thumbs Ladies and Gentlemen here she comes the great unknown — Elvis Costello Joshua Rossol Success is getting what you want ; but we should be looking for happiness, and happiness is wanting what you get. Russ Bonnano I ' m opposed to millionaires, but it would be dangerous to offer me the position.” — Twain Always look on the bright side of life — Monty Python Daphne Rota Listen to the mustn ' ts child, Listen to the don ' ts, Listen to the should ' nts, The IMPOSSIBLE, The won ts Listen to the never haves Then listen close to me — Anything can happen, child Anything can be. — me Roslady Rueda If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you, it is yours. If it doesn ' t, it never was. I Ted Lawson Jesse D. Saletan Shelley Salvi The tragedy in life doesn ' t lie in not reaching your goal, the tragedy lies in having no goal to reach. — Dr Benjamin Mays Thanx mom! Brendan Saunders Do things. Experience different things simultane- ously because there is no such thing as trying, you either do or you don ' t. Thanx: Dad. GTU. BS, especially HL. JM, and someone most special to me Jessica B. Zachary Schaffer One can t believe impossible things. I dare say you haven ' t had much practice, said the Queen When I was your age. I always did it for a half an hour a day. Why sometimes I ' ve believed as many as six impossible things before Breakfast — Lewis Carrol Christa Scharfenberg I wonder whether the stars are set alight ' . in heaven so that one day each one of us J may find his own again ... II J The Little Prince |J Thanks Mom. the Hughfenbergs, MJ ' The McClures, AS, LF. DG. BBB. LG I The Queer Party Scene, and DC. Eric Schickler I Be free. Now and forever, one and f indivisible, one for all, and all for me and i me for you, and tea for two Groucho Marx Abby Schoenbaum It was raining and snowing and sleeting and all I could think of was jell-o — Dad And the more Pooh looked for Piglet, the more Piglet wasn ' t there — AA Milne And Abby came to BHS and saw it was good, and so it was! There is more to be said . . . but not by me. BYE BYE Anne Schwab I remember when it rained daisies — Liz a I my love to everyone . and Chris . . . how can I tell you QPSM Glen Schwaber Just when you ' re beginning to think pretty well of people, you run across somebody who puts sugar on sliced tomatoes. — Will Cuppy Kevin Schwenk If Abe Lincoln were alive today, he would be rolling over in his grave. — Gerald Ford David Seder RThe more I learn, [The less I know The more I try, [The less I grow Iwhy do I hate BThe things I love? I Someday . . . I ' ll know IWhen I ' ve had enough. Iptight. Off we go! Aimee Francesca Scorziello Remember — Blue is the color of my true love ' s heart, + eyes + socks or maybe it ' s burnt umber? White Russians + the jingling hotel with Richard + Rachel — Orangina in french cafes with Eric + Sarah — love you Richard, Eitan + Jenny — for the Domestics — Lylas: Denice, Chris + My Family esp Lisa (Abbot) + Greg MU M t M I-M I M4 ! Fabio Leif Selvig Don ' t judge a book by the cover unless you cover just an other— sex pistols. To my family and all those I know. I Love you Thanxfor everything. Powerto the rugby Punx!! Stay FreeClash to all the friends I’m leaving Keep in touch! I love you all see you in Rome someday!? RP 5 longyears, but I ' m out of here! Before opening the letters The seniors did Sarah Sesnovich MEMORY BELIEVES BEFORE KNOWING REMEMBERS. BELIEVES LONGER THAN RECOLLECTS. LONGER THAN KNOWING EVEN WONDERS WILLIAM FAULKNER. I LOVE YOU MOM, DAD. DAVID, A.S. T.S. K.D. J.F. J.J. Nasrin “Nicky” Shah Make me an offer I can ' t refuse! Neverto become a Zad! Thanx Mae, Artie, Mom MDVDBDJO Shawns, Faneuil Hall! GoodxRac Tracey we are the future beautiful people! Fine as wine! The grey Jag black Porche Sniff! Good luck class of 87 Nachos! Crusie, Mardi Gras No more w tcxdx Cape 87 he’s fine Aliza Shapiro Ive been the king, Ive beenthe clown, no broken wings canhold me down. Im free again — Ozzy — Ive got a good car but its not a good car, it wont take me to paradise for the day Im gonna go develop — peace — love — power to young people — I left something at your house Tom — 1 7 + 28 — sorry to leave ya Rachel — sex + violets Eric Sharff Broken bodies in a death rock Dance hall I please be my partner eyeballs pop J ; accelerated blood beat veins a shaken . and all Hell breaks loose — misfits I people with weird haircuts have more fun Glue head thanx Mom Dad JenL Stacey L Heather S Margot Ellen K plus I all my Boston buddies esp. Kate for credit cisco All the way to late May, Douglas Shea Genevieve Shea The queen of hearts, she made some tarts, all on a summer day: The Knave of Hearts, he stole those tarts and took them quite away! ALICE IN WONDERLAND THANKS MOM AND DAD Matthew Sherman Alex Sheyfer Thanks to all my friends for the good times at BHS G.O. R.S., E.S , F.A., M F Jun Shirahama : The great pleasure in life is doing what | people say you cannot do. Walter Bagehot 1 THANKS KATY Rollan Shnayderman I want to thank my family, my relatives, and also my friends FA, GA, AS, SG, VS, ES, MF, BZ, EH, VK I want to thank all of them for supporting me through the four years of High School Jeremy S. Simmons I was lyin ' underneath the stars and playin my guitar, just thankin the Lord for my fingers Marriage is a great institution, yah, but who wants to be in an institution!? She: Spiro, doyou love me? He: Just keep doing that. Worthless, absolutely B.S., SPC. J.S.S., HAHAHA! JAH Honchol Sin Look to the future and not to the past to find these things you want to make last — Jonivan Thanx to TO, DO, Dl, SI, YE, WO Ngs, Moys, Yees, INO, HO All the people who supported me and put up with me all these years Special thanks to Sins, Thomas G., Michael. Anthony, Edmund, Benjamin, Edward and Ms Sens. Kate Skeen II Living is our privilege only we can I guarantee tomorrow K.S. John “Shoe” Slover . . . Then, you must cut down the mightiest tree in the forest . . . WITH A HERRING !!!!!! THE CREW SPOTROCKS IN BRIXTON Northfield Puma Soccer ' 86 Beware the Ides of March — Wil Love to Chuck and Figgy — 12 21 Thanks Mom, Dad, Jer, and cats Thanks for everything Scotty B Thank you friends: Good luck Nina Small Childish fantasy, like the sheath over the bud, not only protects but curbs the terrible budding spirit, protects not only innocence from the world but the world from the power of innocence. — Bowen We’ve been through it all — love you Mom, Dad, Hana, Bre, Mir, Dan, ShelB, Beck, Tim, Chip, JP, JC, LM. Reuben Sky-Stiskin I don ' t know where life will lead me But I know where I ' ve been. I can ' t say what life will show me But I know what I ' ve seen. — J. Cliff Another mountain climbed and this little boy is moving on Is the car worth it?” — RS 115 ffrafl What was your most embarrassing moment at BHS? Failing gym Breaking down into tears in the Sagamore office Getting frustrated on the tennis court and then almost breaking my racket during a match Walking into Mr. Viglirolo’s class with my Walkman blaring and cookies in my hand — I didn’t realize he was sitting across from me My accumulation of AWOL ' s first semester senior year What do you see yourself doing in twenty years? Getting the ultimate tan and discovering the meaning of life at the same time Being a Swahili translator in an African country Wearing big shoes, talking to buildings and collecting cans Answering this question Living in New York City and climbing the corporate ladder Driving my kids to BHS Being single!!! Ann Smith I ' m not afraid to die, I just Don t want to be there when It happens Woody Allen Thanks Mr Smith Toni Cradle Mr Grady Class of 87 I luv U Christine best friends forever Thanks CJ Ml TK EJ JH SB JT TG Daytona Beach 86 PCTB most of all Mom. Lee, Lisa, especially Dad I love u always James H Heather Smith Time that is spent out of school, is time well spent I love y ' all Rents. Jen, Sta. Eric, R pants. SW, Jett Oh. and also the guy in the soloflex ad To all my jetset friends like myself. Jen. Stef. Kel Happy traveling Aussie-land ' 87! YOWZA Jonathan Baghwan Sneider Twas brillig and the slithy toves. Did gyre and gimble in the wabe All mimsy were the boregoves, And the mome raths outgrabe Beware the Jabberwock my son! The jaws that bite, the claws that catch! Beware the Jubjub bird, and shun the fruminous Bandersnacth! Michael B. Snyder We must live while we can And we ' ll drink our cup of Laughter. S Winwood Thanks Mom Dad Orna Sonnenschein For long you live and high you fly smiles you ' ll give and tears you ' ll cry and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be . Pink Floyd The cow said MOO and the goose said HON K and the elephant sang along TRA — LA! Eric Spitz WE ALL CROSS OVER THE RIVER AND REST UNDER THE SHADE OF THE TREES Ernest Hemingway My thanks to my parents and Family Best Wishes and Good Luck to: The Gang On The Football Team PP. DW. SM. TW. RM, and Mike Also ZP. DO. RS. MD. ROURKEY, and Joli Robert A.P. Spruill Serendipity is looking in a haystack for a needle and finding the farmers daughter Edward Steffen Ted” IF IT DOESN ' T MATTER WHETHER YOU WIN OR LOSE THEN WHY DO THEY KEEP SCORE 7 THANKS MOM. DAD, Tracy. Nana. Grandma. Aunt Anne. Mai. KB. DW. BB. JK. JO. CK. SB. BW. JC The Smiths. BHS Baseball Go Dolphins! BBC MG Trade Steinberg The University of Pineapple is my Alma Papaya. I graduated Mango Cum Laude — Tom Robbins Todo is to be — Sartre To be is to do — Nietzsche Do be do be do — TJGS Thanks for a fantastic year: Latin, Frisbee, Science. Ski Clubs — Thanks also DF; SM, AS, DM. BZ. EV. DK. BC. OL. DG. JH. IG, DC Rachel Steiner IF I COULD MAKE DAYS LAST FOREVER. IF WORDS COULD MAKE WISHES COME TRUE. I D SAVE EVERY DAY LIKE A TREASURE AND THEN. AGAIN I WOULD SPEND THEM WITH YOU. ' TO MY FRIENDS. YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE. I LOVE YOU ALL!! J.D. later Graduation came ’round, The seniors in gowns! . . . Was a sight to astound. Amy Stubblefield Don ' t be dismayed at goodbyes a farewell is necessary before we can meet again and meeting again after moments or lifetimes is certain for those who are friends. Jay Martin Steinman Forgive, O Lord, my little jokes on thee And I ' ll forgive thy great big one on me. Robert Frost “Lately it occurs to me . . . what a long strange trip it ' s been Alex Stone THANKS: DAD, MOM, MEADE, MR. MAC, JOEL, JOHN, THE MOUSE, DIANNA, CHRIS AND THE REST OF THE CREW. Michael A. Steinman Too many cameras and not enough food — this is what we ' ve seen. — Gordon Sumner To do is to be. — Sartre No man can put a chain about the ankle of his fellow man without at last finding the other end fastened about his own neck. — F. Douglass Vachiranunt Suphakarn KEEP TRYING, DON ' T GIVE UP Forever young, I want to be forever young. AlphaVille LOVE AND THANKS MOM, THE YESNERS, JOAN, SY AND RUTHBEA. Zoe Stringham Though this be madness, Yet there is method in ' t. — Shakespeare Alison Supple My Aim is True — Elvis Costello I love you Mom, John, Carolyn, A K , B B Oh. by the way A S Good luck, Thanx Too Much Is Never Enough! Tom Sutherland There ' s the known And there s the unknown And what separates the two is the door, and that s what I want to be Ahh wanna be th ' dooorrr Jim Morrison Jason Szep To be continued Benjamin Szeto The great thing in this world is not so much where we are. but in what direction we are moving qwh ALWAYS SOMETHING THERE TO REMIND ME SCRBEWN Thanx to DD YL SL. DL. HS. TMC WC EMS RL CL CD. LM. DS. RS. TY EW MW MOM • DAD Lisa M. Tam And if the mountain should crumble or disappear into the sea, not a tear, no not I. — U2 Much love to everyone at home: Mom, Dad, Alan, Edward, and Sandra Hey guys! My life ' s in shambles! A.S., C.Q., S.M.,T.K., andGinny I ' ll miss you all. Quyen Tang Emily Merrill Tarbet Grandma sent the hammock, The good Lord sent the breeze. I’m here to do the swinging — Now, who ' s gonna move the trees? — Shel Silverstein Jessica Tatlock Facing an imminent battle with the federal police, the cowgirls didn ' t hesitate to party Even cowgirls get the blues Mom, Ali, Amy — All My Love Maia Amy Taub !: Don’t look back with sadness, Don ' t look ahead with fear, Just keep taking it as it comes, until it comes in clear. Bermuda 1 86 Prom 86 AL JD JB RW KG I miss you | guys. M F ' s House We re on a mission Gretch — Blues Brothers forever I luv ya! ] TD MT BFF Thanks Mom, dad, Lynne + | Sammy I love you! Thomas Taylor II FREE AT LAST! FREE AT LAST! IT FIGURES ONCE YOU LEAVE DEER ISLAND THEY SEND YOU TO . . ALCATREZ . . . Gary Teixeira HERE WE ARE IN THIS BIG OLD EMPTY ROOM STARING EACH OTHER DOWN . DMBABY PRINCE “SKEETER James Theodos Alison Tishler — Though you want to last forever you know you never will, and goodbye makes the journey harder still. Cat Stevens We never leave the last behind, we just accumulate. Joe Jackson Alina Tolchin The best mirror image you can everface is the face of a friend. f f Amitai Touval Better is the end of a thing than the beginning thereof: and the patient in spirit is better than the proud in spirit. Ecclesiastes 7:8 Ana Maria Tirado I I ASK THE STRANGER WHO AM I I MY VOICE IS BUT A SILENCED CRY I AM I It THANKS FOR ALWAYS BEING THERE, MOM, DAD, AND FRIENDS, ANA (ANUSKA) To discover just what Their life was about. I I Yonatan Touval Follow your own bent no matter what people say. — Karl Marx Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt. — Abraham Lincoln Simplicity and liberality, qualities which beyond a certain limit lead to ruin. — Tacitus Minh-Viet Tran Be slow in choosing a friend, slower in changing. Benjamin Franklin Matt Trehub HEY — NOW — FELLOW — CHIRPERS! • LUV Ya Mungm — in — the — rain — CC Rider R Fuzzy — Navels — Soph more — Babies A (RS, You — are — hot, but — not — like ' Y MS — BUDDHA!) — The Grass — ant ! Greener, the — wine — aint — sweeter, on — either — side — of — the — hill — GD steal — your — face — [paintin gs) right — off — your — head GOTTA LOVE — THAT — SHNOZZ! (Al KO, DUDE!) Victoria Kay Tsoi So we grow together like to a double cherry, seeming parted. But yet a union in partition. Two lovely berries mould on one stem: so with two seeming bodies, but one heart. Shakespeare To FK. CL, PL, the friendship we share will be foreverlasting. Steven Urbach Ari Vais SQUIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO — JON FIND A PENNY PICK IT UP, FOR THE REST OF THE DAY YOU ' LL HAVE A PENNY — DYLAN Thanx for everything: Mom, Dad Cathy, D M , B B . P.S., D.K., J L . B.T , Y H R.L., A.K , J.G., and SWS . NOW WHAT? Parastoo Vakili We are just two lost souls swimming in a fish bowl, year after year Running over the same old grounds, what have we found? The same old fears. Pink Floyd Wish I were still here. All my love to my mom, my two Twisted Sisters (YM KY), and my BEST FRIEND HM Karl Viksnins THIS IS THE REAL ME! Points of View: — Jesus was just a man — I just want to be friends! — You only meet people once in your life, so you might as well make the worst impression possible! — ICH BIN KARTOFFLE — SALAT LOVE. PEACE AND RUNNY BABBITS ind and worked Others left for their schools, Eugenio Jose Villamizar WOMEN ARE ALWAYS WRONG! (KINA) TO ALL MY RUSSIAN ME 86 FRIENDS: THANK YOU FOR LET- TING ME IN. DF, KK, DK.TS, AND THE REST OF ' 87 CLASS: WE MADE IT! GOOD LUCK IN COLLEGE MOM: TU HIJO AUN TE QUIERE Y SIEMPRE TODO. RHOUSE: THANK YOU. — Cl AO NA: THANK YOU! W M A — JULIO Chris Voigt Yar! Ali: Keeyth! Putt, putt! Meg-u-chun: Point of no return Muffin: Baa Sheep rose! Lin: Celebrations! Partynights Cool Psyche yo what tup Dude? Man Apt. ' vette money shop eat diet track workout tan 1 8 LIVE L.B we did it! Aimee: merci cherie! Kirsten Bf Summers of 84-87 I LOVE U Mom Alex Ellie Priscilla vonLambsdorff ... for the world we live in, so curious that to live is but to dream, And all that ' s happened to me tells me that while he lives man dreams what he is until he wakens. — P.C. Thanx Mami, Dadi, Vanessa, Franz esp. Bobby: PV t BW; Best of friends hand in hand; 1-4-3 ALWAYS 4EVA: RC, JA,MP, SP, LC, DJ Lee Wainwright I wouldn ' t have gotten through school without the help of my parents, so thanks mom and dad. I would like to say thanks to: V.W; A H; C M: B H and vou all! Derek A. Walker “I’ve seen some changes but it ' s getting better all the time” Modern English Thanks Mom and Dad Later Muffa, Yurk, Faybo Kells and the gang. Turkey Day 86 BHS 46 Newton 22 special thanks to Coach McKeown and Mr. Reynolds Andrea L. Wallens Wearethefuture. lurgeyoutovote, help to protect our environment, fight for your rights, and above all find out who you are. Allow love to enter your heart and share that love with the world. Thanks to my family, friends, teachers the staff who have supported me through the years. Derek Wallach “If music be the food of love, play on. Shakespeare, Twelfth Night” “Music Is My Mistress Duke Ellington Rebecca Waters “Yes . . . THAT ' S what I ' d do, said young Gerald McGrew. Td make a few changes IF I ran the zoo. Love to the freaks on the hill J.S. TRP Play! Marc Lowenthal Rebecca Mara Wax Lara A Weiner Stefani Weisman Andre Wheaton Wouldn ' t It be good to be In your shoes, even it it was lor just one day Wouldn l il be good if we could wish ourselves away — Nik Kershaw Thanx to the ones who know it, Double to the ones who don ' t The work goes on the cause endures the hope still lives and The dream shall never die Teddy Kennedy Dad Mom Shel Doug Winnie Katie LAUREN you re the best I LOVE YOU ' Joe 8 yrs AND COUNTING MY BESTEST BUD ' GlenEcho I LOVE YOU JEN L YL HS PG Kelly Kimba Thanks God Moms Pops and all ol you at BHS and what ever you do in life do the best you can because time will move faster now than it ever did before Barrie Lynne Wheeler The dream is not the destination, but the journey. Rachel White Argue For your limitations and sure enough they ' re yours. Perrin Williams What am I to do, what am I supposed to say. I cant change the world, but I can change the world in me — U2 Lxd rem Friday night ' s 1 2:30 curfew naa. G s from A-Z C-Block, rag ' s Smile or I ' ll slap you ' Let s keep the tradition. Fabio. ya wanna? 143-LG, FS. EP, KaL. AD. CE, Tl, BC. BT, BUZZ, MP, MH, BR. NR. LD. CM, BFD Jesse W. Williamson THANK YOU VERY MUCH, LOVE. PEACE. HAPPINESS AND ALL THAT OTHER GOOD STUFF - JIMI HENDRIX Audrey Winter Don ' t look ahead in anger Don ' t look ahead in fear You just keep taking her as she comes, until she comes in clear CTRIUMPH, I LOVE YOU JERRY BFF MP AF CT LD RR THANKS MOM DAD and Elissa. David Wolfsdorf Solly WHAT DO YOU KNOW YOU POMPOUS OVERBLOWN DOLLOP, HOW WOULD A MONSTEROUS SAVAGE LIKE YOURSELF KNOW THE GLUTTONOUS JARGON OF A WRETCH UNLESS YOU WERE ONE YOURSELF IN BATSY FOR BUBBLE GUM Anita Wong Sleep, sleep tonight And may all your dreams be Realized And if the thundercloud Passes rain So let it rain Rain down on me So let it be So let it be — Bono Betty Wong ups and downs That’s certainly true, Danny Yee Linda Yip I KNOW YOU BELIEVE YOU UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU THINK I SAID, BUT I AM NOT SURE YOU REALIZE THAT WHAT YOU HEARD WAS NOT WHAT I MEANT!! THANKS MOM. DAD, KEN, ALLEN MR. WALDRON. MR. GOPEN, MRS. FRANZ, C. V . MEG B + JOE H.. T A. AND EVERYONE a M Alex Yunis Experience teaches slowly, and at the cost of mistakes. James Anthony Fraude Tony M. Yee The people who get on in this world are the ones WHO GET UP and look lor the circumstances they want, and. if they can ' t find them, make them — GBS P-FAMILY Something s there to remind me that I ' m f — ing with u all the way — THE CREW - 4ever THANX 4 BEING U LM. YL. TC, WC. HS DD. EW. MW BS. DL, CL, SL. EM. CD SBM Jan Ludovic Yoder Say, Ridley . make another note, will ya? there ' s somethin ' wrong with this ol ' machometer . it ' s gone kinda screwy on me ... — If it is. Chuck, we ll fix it. Personally I think you ' re seeing things — Well, I guess I am. Jack And I ' m still goin ' upstairs like a bat. ' ' Ariola Yushin OVER 36 BILLION SOLD TO MR BARRASSO!!! — McD’s RIO ' ' — SANTO -4-86 DANCE, F WHISPERS-FBC ROX ON!!! THANX! MOM. REBECCA. LISA MY SWEETHEART J, TH, R?. SP. YOU ' RE A NUTBOY — DUKEY — No matter what you feel now Be it pleasure or strife, Steven Zagoren The pen is mightier than the sword. Unless, of course, you stick the sword in someone ' s eyeball — then they ' re just about the same. Kyra K. Zewiey Dream on, Dream until your dreams come true — Aerosmith-143 BFF: Eamon, Robin, Raym, Tray, GC SC, TD.MT, MS, FN, SF, MF, JC, SM, JP, TS + PJ, JA, Summer-86-Cape, Don ' t crack me up! Get over yourself, Ma! The Pond, Football, 9, Catch The Wave, Hows your Bud! SOS 3Ds WJHTTOCO! Macs! Flats, SOUTHIE 83 C-TOWN 8Z Thanx Mom Family Dwayne Clarke Dominique Zar The city ' s light With lovers and lies And bright blue eyes The city ' s bright, Brighter than day tonight. The city ' s a fire, A passionate flame That knows me by name The city ' s desire To take me for more and more. Catherine Zavistoski I ' ve been lost in so many places Seeking love in so many faces — They say I ' m crazy but I have a good time. — Risen from obscurity, headed for oblivion. Living is nothing. Surviving is the whole game. Thanks to all who had the patience to stand by me. A special thanks to CEN, VL. It ' s cruising time Girls!!! Peter Zalkalns Retain what is useful — Bruce Lee In school that ' s not much — PZ Charles G. Zuckerman Some people see things as they are and ask why! I dream things and ask why not? R.F.K. Live each day as if it were your last, for one day you will probably be right. — Breaker Morant — LONG LIVE B.H.S. R F C. Danielle Zuckerman It is only with the heart that one can see rightly ; what is essential is invisible to the eye — Saint Exupery Thanks for all the LAFS and good times! ! David Rosenthal Zimbovsky I WANT EVERYBODY, INCLUDING MY PARENTS, TO KNOW THAT IT ' S WHAT YOU KNOW, NOTWHAT YOUR GRADES SHOW. TOO BAD I CAN ' T CHANGE THE PAST, BUT THE FUTURE LIES AHEAD. Michael Gonik This is the Happy House, We ' re happy here in our HAPPY HOUSE, to forget ourselves and pretend all ' s well, there is no Hell! — Janet (Scouxsie) Ballion Frank Han I would rather rule in Hell than serve in heaven — Milton You know that Grinch . . . you always have to keep an eye on him. SLEEK GEEKS 83-87! SELL Shawn Harris Due to processing difficulties these last four pictures are out of alphabetical order. The Murivian staff wishes to apolo- gize for this inconvenience. Best of luck to all, And to all a good life. 125 fflgMJW Omc - upan $L ±mgk -Heater n. + l_issavi 3«-cky ty. £ A 10 Katy 0. ' Shav’oA ) t ci v c UTr MiU H o _oY Pav- S. + P. 4+on Choi 2 Ph-C Cookes, €:-than a(colm+ Mark, + £arr W 5inr on- i-. 04 4 -u iOOKIES Porothy 33. + Tony Y Robyn H f att P. MicAcilf P Tjv? ' Hanlons, A ' UyJsft +3 i h 129 SENIOR DIRECTORY Aber, Valerie 51 Columbia St, 02146 Ablow, Rachel 16 Monmouth Ct, 02146 Ace, David 63 Egmont St, 02146 Ahern, Caitlin 34 Bowker St, 02146 Allen, David 34 Orchard Rd, 02146 Allen, Hilary 91 Francis St, 02146 Allen, Peter 50 Craftsland Rd, 02167 Alzamora, Kristina 18 Milton Rd, 02146 Argiros, Michael 46 Babcock St, 02146 Armstrong, Lee 134 Sewall Ave, 02146 Arnold, Tracy 86 Beverly Rd, 02167 Atac, Ruya 62 Chestnut St, 02146 Auterio, Joanne 120 Pleasant St, 02146 Axelrad, Tamar 280 Clark Rd, 02146 Badalament, John 60 Hedge Rd, 02146 Baker, Charlene 1578 Beacon St, 02146 Baker, Elizabeth 434 Clinton Rd, 02146 Baker, Hayden 731 Heath St, 02167 Ballin, Dima 66 Forest St, 02167 Bar-Lev, Anat 79 Stedman St, 02146 Baradaran, Kathy 33 Yarmouth Rd, 02167 Barber, Kristen 114 Lancaster Terr, 02146 Barker, Carol 347 St. Paul St, 02146 Barr, Heather 60 Verndale St, 02146 Barrett, Dana 218 Chestnut St, 02146 Barron, Melissa 822 Boylston St, 02167 Beaton, Lance 526 Harvard St, 02146 Behrendt, David 6A Union Park, 02118 Belknap, Shana 72 Cypress St, 02146 Bellicchi, Jessica 55 Meadowbrook Rd, 02167 Benmosche, Daniel 179 Babcock St, 02146 Berenson, Alisha 1 1 Verndale St 3, 02146 Berman, Amy 353 Russet Rd, 02167 Berman, Bryan 53 Meadowview Rd, 02136 Berman, Mark 123 Dean Rd, 02146 Bernow, Jessica 183 Babcock St 3, 02146 Bernstein, Mark 209 Pleasant St, 02146 Bigelow, David 131 Westbourne Terr, 02146 Bigwood, Lisa 70 Pearl St, 02146 Bikofsky, Emily 299 Beverly St, 02167 Blackwell, Sharon 39 Adam St, 02146 Blanco, Tania 80 Hampshirie St, 02139 Blondiet, Bryon 33 Egmont St, 02146 Bloomgarden, Jordan 30 Prescott St, 02146 Bluestein, Michael 71 Perry St, 02146 Blum, Erin 62 Cypress St, 02146 Bond, Mindy 33 Welland Rd, 02146 Bourloukas, John 57 Highland Rd, 02146 Bramson, Deidre 290 Beverly Rd, 02146 Brandt, Kathryn 28 Allerton St, 02146 Brickus, Jonas 101 Wolcott Rd, 02146 Brown, Dennis 18 Juniper St, 02146 Brown, Taz 29 Cunningham St, 02125 Budd, James 24D Alton PI, 02146 Bumpus, Matthew 381 Pond Ave, 02146 Burns. Andrea 16 Warren St, 02146 Cady, Pamela 204 Walnut St, 02146 Caicedo, Tomas 15 Auburn PI 02146 Campbell, Bhaird 133 Buckminster Rd, 02146 Campbell, Debra 22 New Terrace Rd, 02146 Caplan, Michael 34 Kenwood St, 02146 Caporal, Bruce 5 Bartlett Cres, 02146 Carroll, Kiet 311 Fairmont Ave, 02186 Carson, Robert 165 Aspinwall Ave, 02146 Casamento, Catherine 19 Hurd St, 02146 Caulfield. Patrick 75 Sumner Rd, 02146 Cavaleri, Matthew 31 Englewood Ave, 02146 Cedrone, Alyson 21 Egmont St, 02146 Chamberlin, Julie 71 Egmont St, 02146 Chan, Albert 114 Franklin St 3, 02146 Chan, Walton 14 Searle Ave, 02146 Chang, Tong-Mei 257 Dean Rd. 02146 Chapman, Elizabeth 130 Aspinwall Rd, 02146 Chapman, Elizabeth 107 Upland Rd, 02146 Charney, Marc 64 Verndale St, 02146 Cheng, Shao-Chun 19 University Rd, 02146 Cheung, Douglas 71 Winchester St, 02146 Chin, Joliana 36 Euston St, 02146 Ching, Rosita 1887 Beacon St. 1, 02146 Chivian, Cybele 56 Hawes St 3, 02146 Chu, Nora 125 Beaconsfield Rd, 02146 Chu, Peter 14 Bowker St, 02146 Chu, Philip 14 Bowker St, 02146 Clarke, Dwayne 66 Village Way, 02146 Clifford, Bernice 40 Walnut St, 02146 Cohen, Eris 5 Shaw Rd, 02167 Colburn, Eric 63 Mason Terr, 02146 Collazo, Tehani 30 Summit Ave, 02146 Conlan, Kevin 32 Walnut St, 02146 Conviser. Nancy 260 Eliot St, 02167 Cooke, Ethan 17 Griggs Rd, 02146 Cooke, Gwendolyn 17 Griggs Rd, 02146 Cooke, Malcolm 17 Griggs Rd, 02146 Cornell, Edward 23 Aspinwall Ave, 02146 Cove, Amanda 11 Clark Rd, 02146 Cubell, Craig 180 Winchester St, 02146 Cugini, Christine 337 St. Paul St, 02146 Cullen, Karen 36 Walnut St, 02146 Dalsimer, Joshua 11 Copley St, 02146 Daly, Eowyn 43A Mason Terr, 02146 Daniel, Hilary 61 Babcock St, 02146 Dargo, Jessica 71 Babcock St, 02146 Day, Dorothy 21 Lawton St, 02146 Dempsey, Joseph 490 Washington St, 02146 d ' Entremont, Leanne 45 White PI, 02146 Deporres, Maria 10 Craftsland Rd, 02167 Desilva, Guy 403 Washington St, 02146 Desserres, Catherine 21 Egmont St, 02146 Deykin, Carla 19 Powell St, 02146 Dhanda, Rachna 67 Powell St, 02146 Dickinson, Seann 214 High St 2, 02146 Differ, Tricia 347 St. Paul St. 2, 02146 Differ, William 341 St. Paul St, 2, 02146 Dilmaghani, Darius 26 Forest St, 02167 Dinunzio, Ralph 33 Lancaster Terr, 02146 Dixon, Michelle 22 Linden Place. 02146 Doherty, Krista 285 Dean Rd, 02146 Dolan, Michael 230 Babcock St, 02146 Doran, Eleanor 25 Jefferson Rd, 02167 Doress, Benjamin 23 Searle Ave, 02146 Dorr, Carie 185 Winthrop Rd 1. 02146 Driscoll, David 1795 Beacon St, 02146 Drujon, Danielle 122 Addington Rd. 02146 Duggan, Matthew 19 1 2 Linden St, 02146 Dumitriu. Nicolas 1753 Beacon St, 02146 Duval, Tara 32 Milton Rd 2, 02146 Ealey, David 17 Hawthorne St, 02120 Economou, Konstatin 249 Walnut St, 02146 Edraos, Nichole 31 Worthington St, 02120 Ehrlich, Alison 797 Washington St, 02146 Eichmuller, Laurie 1215 Beacon St, 02146 Eivers, Kriston 24 University Rd, 02146 Evangelista, Chris 501 Boylston St, 02146 Fakhr, Darvish 33 Woodland Rd, 02167 Feibel, Michelle 73 Kenwood St. 02146 Feldman, Lauren 35 Goodnough Rd. 02167 Field, Gwendolyn 27 Kilsyth Rd, 02146 Figelman, Lori 537 Washington St, 02146 Filler, Vladek 85 Egmont St 4, 02146 Fisher, Katie 63 Perry St, 02146 Fitzpatrick, Audrey 427 Washington St, 02146 Flynn, Patrick 47 Monmouth St, 02146 Forde, Colleen 55 Harrison St 2, 02146 Foreman-Fowler, Michael 134 Lexington Ave, 02138 Fortier, Mark 90 Craftsland Rd, 02167 Frank, Jennifer 313 Tappan St, 02146 Fraser, Michael 157 Walnut St, 01246 Frechon, Alain 1162 Boylston St, 3, 02146 Fremont-Smith, Gregory 1731 Beacon St, 02146 Friedman, Jennifer 49 Marion St 9A, 02146 Friedman, Victor 65 Babcock St, 02146 Friedman, Wendy 5 Evans Rd, 02146 Fuchs, Daniel 169 Kent St 6, 02146 Gantshar, David 24 Emerson PI, 02114 Garden-Vazquez, Arianne 41 School St, 02146 Gately, Michael 116 Winthrop Rd, 02146 Gee, Roanna 33 Egmont St 6, 02146 Geller, David 67 Colchester St, 02146 Geller, Rebecca 464 Newton St, 02167 Gendelman, Vicky 193 Pleasant St, 02146 Georgetti, Lisa 26 Dean Rd, 02146 Georgiades, David 14 Channing St, 02138 Ghazizaden, Vahid 70 Marshal St, 02146 Gibson, Pilar 124 Chestnut St, 02146 Gillis, Richard 50 Brook St, 02146 Gilraine, Glen 16 Prince St, 02146 Ginsberg, David 20 Upland Rd, 02146 Ginsberg, Robert 274 Beverly Rd, 02167 Giroux, Luke 176 Winthrop Rd, 02146 Goff, Jesse 22 Linden PI, 02146 Gold, Scott 164 Dean Rd, 02146 Goldberg David 339 Russett Rd, 02167 Goldman, Samuel 105 Winthrop Rd, 02146 Goldstein, Rachel 282 Buckminister Rd, 02146 Gollobin, Clay 49 Jordan Rd, 02146 Gondek, Megan 17 Gardner Rd, 02146 Gonik, Mike 35 University Rd, 02146 Goodrich, David 21 High St, 02146 Goodrich, Robert 347 St. Paul St, 02146 Gorin, Elizabeth 16 Warwick Rd, 02146 Gormley, Lydia 44 St. Paul St, 02146 Goss, Kelsey 27 St. Marys Ct, 02146 Gouthro, Michelle 85 Egmont St, 02146 Grand, Peter 220 Buckminster Rd, 02146 Gray, Rachel 12 Feneno Terr, 02146 Green, Randolph 5 Wellington Terr, 02146 Green, Shawn 5 Wellington Terr, 02146 Gregory, Roman 15 Green St 4, 02146 Grose, Stuart 157 Lisle St, 02184 Gubae, Yealem 1057 Beacon St, 02146 Haase, Tracy 39 Dalton St, 02199 Haghighi, Mohammed 328 Kent St, 02146 Hahn, Sarah 134 Fuller, St, 02146 Hall, F Minor 14 Amory St, 02146 Hall, Nadia 231 High St, 02146 Hammel, Adam 1500 Beacon St, 02146 Han, Frank 46 Verndale St, 02146 Hanlon, Allyssa 190 High St, 02146 Hanlon, Leigh 190 High St, 02146 Hanssen, Dianne 13 Linden St, 02146 Harris, Shawn 151 River St, 02126 Harvey, Ariadne 26 Weybridge Rd, 02146 Hazony, David 83 Ivy St, 23 02146 Hecht, Rachel 92 Gardner Rd, 02146 Heffernan, Brian 28 Eliot St, 02167 Henson, Noreen 33 Meadowbrook Rd, 02146 Heo, In Oh 13 Craig PI, 02146 Hermos, Julie 86 Toxteth St, 02146 Hernandez, Robert 198 W Brookline St, 02118 Hew, David 112 Lawton St, 02146 Hickey, Laura Ann 341 St. Paul St, 02146 Hipsh, Jonathan 224 Rawson Rd, 02146 Hitchcock, Erica 112 Columbia St, 02146 Ho, Maria 631 Chestnut Hill Ave, 02146 Hoffman, Danya 22 Craftsland Rd, 02167 Hoffmeister, Robert 24 Verndale St, 02146 Holmes, David 12 Maple St, 02146 Holmy, Matthew 123 Brook St, 02146 Holtz, Jackson 148 Willard Rd, 02146 Honda, Leighton 31 Brook St, 02146 Hong, James 95 Stedman St, 02146 Horton, Simone 106 Maple St, 02121 Hougen, Sarah 145 University Rd, 02146 Hudson, Peter 31 Westbourne Terr, 02146 Hughes, Alexandra 142 Fuller St, 02146 Hughes, Joseph 52 Waldeck St, 02124 Hurwitz, Stacey 69 Stanton Rd, 02146 Hyett, Eric 71 Mason Terr, 02146 Imonti, Marsella 60 Calumet St, 02120 Israel, Jennifer 18 Wolcott Rd, 02167 Izzi, Thea 360 Kent St, 02146 Jacobs, Adam 41 Highland Rd, 02146 Jacobs, Christopher 5 Park St, 02146 Jalali-Bidgoli, Mohammed 1111 Beacon St, 02146 Jami, Carmen 682 Washington St, 02146 Jamieson, John 20 Royal Rd, 02146 Janey, Erika 15 Greendale Rd, 02126 Jarvis, Jennifer 185 Rawson Rd, 02146 Johnson, Alyce 48 Village Way, 02146 Johnston, Lauren 549 Canton St, 02090 Joseph, April 51 Egmont St, 02146 Joshi, Neeru 105 Franklin St, 02146 Joyce, Denice 12 New Terrace Rd, 02146 Judson, Mercury 11 Garrison Rd, 02146 Jumes, Peter 236 Cypress St, 02146 Junowicz, Linor 416 Clinton Rd, 02146 Kadish, Wendy 18 Atherton Rd, 1, 02146 Kang, Hokyung 185 Freeman St, 02146 Katzir, Dan 219 Mason Terr, 02146 Kayne, Thea 119 Lancaster Terr, 02146 Kelleher, Thomas 249 Russett Rd, 02167 Kelley, Heather 10 Bowker St, 02146 Kendall, Kurt 336 Russett Rd, 02167 Kennedy, Sarah 46 Glen Rd, 02146 Kent, Erica 1151 Beacon St, 5 02146 Khatibi, Abdi 1443 Beacon St, 02146 Khatskelevich, Ellie 193 Pleasant St, 02146 Kidd, Dylan 148 Mason Terr, 02146 Kilgore, Susan 33 Thorndike St, 02146 Kimbrough, Toya 208 Fuller St, 02146 Kindon, Heather 6 Parkway Rd 3, 02146 King, Michael 21 Egmont St, 02146 Kirshner, Adam 112 Lancaster Terr, 02146 Kitaygorodsky, Yana 483 Boylston St, 02146 Klatt, Laura 1258 Beacon St. 3, 02146 Knable, Jacob 243 Mason Terr, 02146 Kogan, Tatyana 429 Washngton St, 02146 Koller, Joy 88 School St, 02129 Koprek, Jennifer, 138 Mason Terr, 02146 Kos, Claudine, 170 Clark Rd, 02146 Koupaie, Marjan, 16 Hammond Pond Pk, 02167 Krause, Diane, 107 Colbourne Cres, 02146 Kream, Jonathan 200 South St, 02167 Kuropatkin, John 21 6. Chestnut St, 02146 Kwan, Shi Fun 148 Walnut St, 02146 Laham, Valerie 933 West Roxbury Pkwy, 02167 Lam, Simone 48 Village Way, 02146 Lam, Yiyi 71 Jordan Rd, 02146 Langdon, Ralph 12 Village Way, 02146 Larsen, Kelani 81 Harvard Ave, 02146 Lashley, Peter 262 Tappan St, 02146 Lau, Robert 23 Coolidge St, 02146 Lawrence, Macy 185 Freeman St, 02146 Lay, Hok 76 Egmont St, 02146 Lee, Pamela 54 Vernon St, 02146 Lee, Se-Wai 214 Mason Terr, 02146 Lee, Ta-Tzu 6 Parkway Rd, 02146 Leipman, Susan 65 Welland Rd, 02146 Lemire, Cynthia 38 Linden St, 02146 Leonardi, Jennifer 135 Pleasant St, 02146 Leonardo, James 32 Harvard St, 02146 Lepage, Leonardo 120 Bellingham Rd, 02167 Lepore, Sabrina 87 Toxteth St, 02146 Leung, Chi-Hung 41 Kent St 2, 02146 Levin, Jon 162 Aspinwall Ave, 02146 Levin, Mimi 33 Pond Ave, 02146 Levin, Rebecca 19 Brook St, 02146 Levine, Daniel 51 Beresford Rd, 02146 Levine, Joshua 43 Salisbury Rd, 02146 Levitt, Michelle 1455 Beacon St 5, 02146 Lewis, Craig 55 Garrison Rd 1, 02146 Libbey, Richard 322 Tappan St, 02146 Lin, Chenling 16 Edwin St 2, 02146 Lin, David 105 Franklin St, 02146 Lin, Juan 60 Clinton Rd, 02146 Lipsky, Caron 141 Perkins St, 02130 Lish, James 200 Kelton St 1, 02134 Liu, Nelson 83 Browne St 1, 02146 Livni, Itay 57 Addington Rd, 02146 Lodish, Stephanie 195 Fisher Ave, 02146 Loebl, Oded 63 Forest St, 02167 Low, Michael 6 Shailer St 1, 02146 Lowe, Travis 37 Garrison Rd, 02146 Lubetzky, Yael 805 Washington St, 02146 Lukas. Maria 55 Moraine St, 02130 Lynch, Stephen 65 Mason Terr, 02146 Lyons, Cynthia 126 Walnut Hill Rd, 02167 Macdonald, Laura 44 Harrison St, 02146 Macpherson, Kenzie 233 Boylston St, 02146 Mahon, James 9 Mulford St, 02146 Mak, David 17 Reservoir Rd, 02167 Malinn, Christopher 98 Chestnut St, 02146 Mallios, James 89 Rangeley Rd, 02146 Mann, Eric 174 Bo nad Rd, 02167 Mann, Tim 7 Egmont St, 02146 Mannan, Surekha 99 Boylston St. 02146 Marco, Joanne 12 Ackers Ave, 02146 Marcus, Robert 9 Clinton Path 3, 02146 Marsoobian, Richard 11 Schirmer Rd, 02132 Martin, Tonya 17 Woodruff Way, 02126 Martindale, Chantal 59 Chestnut St, 02108 Martino, Kathryn 33 Asheville Rd, 02167 Marxer, Sarah 70 Marshall St, 02146 Masnick, Joshua 80 Colombia St, 02146 Mataev, Mark 219 Harvard St 16, 02146 Matos, Suzanne 16 New Terrace Rd, 02146 Matranga, Jonah 148 University Rd, 02146 Mattis, Nancy 21 Green St, 02146 Max, David 95 Welland Rd, 02146 May, Thomas 164 Rawson Rd, 02146 Mayer, Erik 16 Gorham Ave, 02146 Mazmanian, Adam 12 Worthington Rd, 02146 McCaffrey, Mary Ellen 46 Meadowbrook Rd, 02167 McCain, Robyn 151 Davis Ave, 02146 McCarthy, Meaghann 16 Greenough Cle, 02146 McClure, Daniel 68 Franklin St, 02146 McGovern, James 67 Perry St, 02146 McGreal, Brian 110A Chestnut St, 02146 McKibben, Sarah 72 York Terr, 02146 McNamara, Thomas 144 Clark Rd, 02146 Mei, Miles 223 Fuller St, 02146 Meleger, Alec 185 Pleasant St 4, 02146 Mendoza, Bryon 15 Chatham St, 02146 Meola, Lisa-Marie 12 Jamaica Rd, 02146 Messier, Lisa 35 Bowker St, 02146 Meyers, Catherine 20 Gibbs St. 02146 Miller, Ben 89 Brayton Rd, 02135 Milton, Kurils 140 Marcella St, 02119 Mitchell, Ellen 30 Concord Sq, 02118 Mitchell, Juliet 109 St. Paul St, 02146 Mitchell, Melissa 15 Parkview St, 02121 Modabber, Yalda 81 Francis St, 02146 Mohindra, Atul 208 Russett Rd, 02167 Moldaver, Gary 59 Thorndike St, 02146 Monson, Cybel 191 Buckminster Rd. 02146 Mooney, Robbin 165 Thorndike St, 02146 Morgan, Raymond 55 Tennis Rd, 02126 Morrison, Robert 137 Middlesex Rd, 02146 Moy, Edward 84 Coolidge St, 02146 Moy, Lillian 37 Brook St, 02146 Mui, Kenneth 236 Winchester St, 02146 Murray, Sean 165 Aspinwall Ave, 02146 Nager, Natalie 160 University Rd, 02146 Naggar, Fanny 15 Egmont St, 02146 Narcisse, Patricia 22 High St, 02146 Neale, Stacy 89 Beaconfield Rd, 02146 Neill, Eric 109 Centre St, 02146 Neipris, David 17 Blake Rd, 02146 Neloms, Netina 21 Sheafe St 2 02167 Ng, David 12 Shailer St, 02146 Ngan, Alan 16 Searle Ave, 02146 Ni, Wei-Jay 104 Franklin St, 02146 Nicholson, Edward 19 Prince St, 02146 Niksa, Michael 495 Heath St, 02167 Nobel, Philip 80 Mason Terr, 02146 Nolan, Thomas 33 Aspinwall Ave, 02146 Nordquist, Alexandra 146 Summit Ave, 02146 Norris, Rebecca 116 Longwood Ave 3. 02146 Nuboer, Elisabeth 49 Princeton Rd, 02167 O ' Brien, Helena 7 Henry St, 02146 O’Brien, Michael 19 Sherman Rd, 02167 Oklander, Anna 36 Clark Rd, 02146 O’Neil, Robert 64 Perry St, 02146 Ong, Mee-Wei 41 Centre St 202, 02146 O’Reilly, Katherine 7 Manton Terr, 02134 Ovnanyan, Greg 31 Bowker St, 02146 Paik, Sang 236 Winchester St 1, 02146 Palermo, Joseph 50 Village Way, 02146 Pallera, Jane 67 Franklin St, 02146 Park, David 114 Bellingham Rd. 02167 Pearlman, Jessica 21 Elba St, 02146 Peralta, Marcela 175 Freeman St 321, 02146 Perinpanathan, Suman 39 Forest St, 02167 Phillips, Alicia 114 University Rd, 02146 Phillips, Edward 114 University Rd, 02146 Phillips, Shalbee 75 St. Alphonsus St, 02120 Phillips, Steven 191 Davis Ave, 02146 Piderit, Jonathan 138 Winchester St, 02146 Pierre, Berthyle 8 Homer St 3, 02146 Pineau, Chris 98 Toxteth St 4, 02146 Polishuk, Philip 89 Hyslop Rd, 02146 Poliak, Timur 108 University Rd, 02146 Poor, Victoria 1688 Beacon St, 02146 Porat, Zohar 17 Englewood Ave, 02146 Powers, Keith 187 Babcock St, 02146 Pratt, Stephanie 39 Verndale St, 02146 Price, Melissa 232 Kent St, 02146 Pringle, Dylan 21 Coolidge St, 02146 Proctor, Zoe 474 Chestnut Hill Ave. 02146 Quan, Catherine 148 Walnut St, 02146 Ramsey, Nerval 179 Calendar St, 02124 Reed, Richard 135 Pleasant St, 02146 Reid, Henrik 20 Newton St, 02146 Rheinbolt, Robin 118 Griggs Rd, 02146 Rich, Cathryn 144 Winchester St, 02146 Riley, Christian 91 Highland Rd, 02146 Rivinus, Christopher 49 Harrison St, 02146 Rocheford, Pamela 26 Village Way, 02146 Rogers, Heather 44 Washington St, 02146 Rome, Randolph 489 Boylston St, 02146 Rosen, Jody 10 Auburn Ct, 02146 Rosenburg, Dina 312 Dean Rd, 02146 Ross, Rolando 29 Brington Rd, 02146 Rossin, Shane 1501 Beacon St 02146 Rossol, Joshua 31 Westbourne Terr, 02146 Rota, Daphne 137 Gardner Rd, 02146 Rueda, Roslady 9 Hurd Rd, 02146 Ryan, Paul 10 East Milton Rd, 02146 Saletan, Jesse 155 Summit Ave, 02146 Salvi, Shelley 161 Rawson Rd, 02146 Saunders, Brendan 123 Walnut St, 02146 Schaffer, Zachary 33 Lancaster Terr, 02146 Scharfenberg, Christa 4 Centervale Pk, 02124 Schickler, Eric 3 Alton Place, 02146 Schoenbaum, Abigail 18 Osborne Rd, 02146 Schwab, Anne, 187 West Brookline St, 02118 Schwaber, Glen 4 Welland Rd, 02146 Schwenk, Kevin 29 Harvard Ave, 02146 Scorziello, Aimee 97 University Rd, 02146 Seager, David 312 Hammond Pond Prk, 02167 Seder, David 126 Sewall Ave, 02146 Senna, Ann-Lucien 37 Stanton Rd, 02146 Sesling, Sharon 82 Thorndike St 1, 02146 Sesnovich, Sarah 31 Dale St, 02167 Shah, Nasrin 122 Chestnut St, 02146 Shapiro, Aliza 39 Garrison Rd 2, 02146 Sharff, Eric 315 Mason Terr, 02146 Shea, Douglas 10 Edwin St, 02146 Shea, Genevieve 26 Clearwater Rd, 02167 Sherman, Matthew 213 Bonad Rd, 02167 Sheyfer, Alex 26 Gibbs St 4, 02146 Shirahama, Jun 25 Gardner Rd, 02146 Shnayderman, Rollan 56 Egmont St 4, 02146 Simmons, Jeremy 79 Lawton St, 02146 Sin, Hon Choi 3 Gibbs St, 02146 Situ, Gang 76 Harvard Ave, 02146 Skeen, Katherine 65 Marlborough St, 02116 Sky-Stiskin Reuben 25 Dwight St, 02146 Slover, Jeremy 7 Colchester St, 02146 Slover, John 7 Colchester St, 02146 Small, Nina 64 Blake Rd, 02146 Smith, Ann 41 Clark Rd, 02146 Smith, Heather P.O. Box 1207, 02146 Sneider, Jonathan 119 York Terr, 02146 Snyder, Michael 254 Tappan St, 02146 Sonnenschein, Orna 169 Bonad Rd, 02167 Spitz, Eric 8 Belmore Terr, 02130 Spruill, Robert 34 Deckard St, 02121 Steffen, Edward 199 Boylston St, 02146 Steinberg, Trade 34 Beech St, 02146 Steiner, Rachel 24 John St, 02146 Steinman, Jay 85 Salisbury Rd, 02146 Steinman, Michael 85 Salisbury Rd, 02146 Stone, Alexander 1620 Beacon St, 02146 Stringham, Zoe 233 Mason Terr, 02146 Stuart, Robert 35 Linden St, 02146 Stubblefield, Amy 56 Upland Rd, 02146 Suphakarn, Vachiranunt 48 Marshal St B, 02146 Supple, Alison 26 Holly Lane, 02167 Sutherland, Thomas 4 Craftsland Rd, 02167 Szep, Jason 41 Park St, 02146 Szeto, Benjamin 10 Searle Ave, 02146 Tam, Garrie 134 Davis Ave, 02146 Tam, Lisa 7 Harvard Ave, 02146 Tam, Vikkie 157 Thorndike St 3, 02146 Tam, William 157 Thorndike St 3, 02146 Tang, Quyen 347 St. Paul St 4, 02146 Tarbet, Emily 56 Marshal St 3, 02146 Tatlock, Jessica 157 Naples Rd, 02146 Taub, Maia 24 Hampstead Rd, 02130 Taylor, Thomas 11 Melba Way, 02136 Teixeira, Gary 127 Summit Ave, 02146 Theodos, James 26 Cypress St, 02146 Thompson, Carolyn 22 High St, 02146 Thompson, Sheryl, 51 A Village Way, 02146 Tirado, Ana Maria 44 Stedman St 1, 02146 Tishler, Alison 201 Summit Ave, 02146 Tolchin, Alina 205 Kent St, 02146 Touval, Amitai 284 Tappan St, 02146 Touval, Yonatan 284 Tappan St, 02146 Tran, Minh-Viet 145 Naples Rd, 02146 Trehub, Matthew 77 Pond Ave, 02146 Tsoi, Victoria 120A Babcock St, 02146 Urbach, Steven 137 Sewall Ave, 02146 Vachon, Andrew 31 Winslow Rd 3, 02146 Vais, Ari 60 Aspinwall AVe, 02146 Vakili, Parastoo 26 Forest St, 02167 Valentine, Melvyn 22 High St, 02146 Velasquez, Arturo 338 St. Paul St, 02146 Viksnins, Karl 82 Stearns Rd, 02146 Villamizar, Eugenio 22 Chestnut St, 02146 Vines, Juan 1751 Beacon St, 02146 Voigt, Christine 90 Atherton Rd, 02146 Vonlambsdorff, Priscilla 81 Egmont St 5, 02146 Waddell, Victoria 541 Washington St, 02146 Wainwright, Caroline 57 Upland Rd, 02146 Walker, Derek 12 Jamaica Rd, 02146 Wallach, Derek 45 Marshal St, 02146 Wallens, Andrea 82 Davis Ave, 02146 Waters, Rebecca 28 York Terr, 02146 Wax, Rebecca 21 Blake Rd, 02146 Weiner, Lara 202 Rawson Rd, 02146 Weinstein, Oren 22 Chestnut PI, 02146 Weisman, Stefani 186 Tappan St, 02146 Wheaton, Andre 11 Radcliff Rd, 02126 Wheeler, Barrie 102 Princeton Rd, 02167 Whitcher, Charles 186 Chestnut St, 02146 White, Rachel 33 Kent St, 02146 Williams, Perrin 108 Ivy St, 02146 Williamson, Jesse 175A Kent St, 02146 Winter, Audrey 1501 Beacob St, 02146 Winter, Paul 88 Mason Terr, 02146 Wolfsdorf, David 43 Jordan Rd, 02146 Wong, Anita 238 Cypress St, 02146 Wong, Fung Chu 31 Sumner Rd, 02146 Wong, Michael 325 St. Paul St, 02146 Woo, Edmund 60 Lawton St, 02146 Wright, Jocelyn 17 Tabor Place, 02146 Yalim, Bulent 516 Washington St, 02146 Yau, Kevin 65 Dale St, 02167 Yee, Danny 43 Dale St, 02167 Yee, Tony 48 Lawton St, 02146 Yip, Linda 66 University Rd, 02146 Yoder, Lu 16 Harrison St, 02146 Yu, David 35 Beals St, 02146 Yunis, Alex 107 Franklin St, 02146 Yushin, Ariola 25 Alton PI, 02146 Zagoren, Steven 70 Shaw Rd, 02167 Zalkalns, Peter 21 Clearwater Rd, 02167 Zar, Dominique 80 Newton St, 02146 Zavistoski, Catherine 61 Wolcott Rd, 02167 Zewiey, Kyra 48A Harvard Ave, 02146 Zimbovsky, David 19 Addington Rd, 02146 Zuckerman, Charles 25 Stanton Rd, 02146 Zuckerman, Danielle 33 Edgehill Rd, 02146 133 SWS ROSTER Ackroyd-Livingston Melissa Alonso, Alicia Armstrong, Lee Bennett, Autumn Bing, Deborah Brandt, Kathryn Broadhurst, Karin Campbell, Bhaird Carleton, Ian Chapman, Amy Charney, Marc Chivian, Cybele Cooke, Ethan Cooke, Gwendolyn Cove, Amanda Dalsimar, Joshua Deaderick, Jennifer Doerfer, Joanna Door, Gayle Doyle, Patrick Drumheller, Julie Edraos, Nichole Evalds, Amy Evangelista, Chris Field, Gwendolyn 134 Fraser, Michael Fried, Rinat Garden-Vazquez, Arianne Geller, David Givelber, Jonah Godfredsen, Niels Goldberg, David Gollobin, Clay Grace, Anna Graff, Damon Hahn, Sarah Halevi, Itai Harris, Ragani Hart, Ayanna Hazony, David Hermos, Julie Hodgman, John Holmes, David Hourihan, Meghan Hyett, Eric Izzi, Thea Jacobs, Adam Jacobson, Matthew Junowicz, Randi Jurich, Joscelyn Kayne, Thea Kellem, Judy Knight, Gerald Kos, Claudine Lawson, Theodore Leonardi, Jennifer Levin, Jon Martin, Elizabeth Masters, Kevan Matranga, Jonah Matranga, Kaela Mazmanian, Adam Meinert, Rosemary Monson, Cybel Morrison, Jeremy Myles, Ceni Nader, Scott Nathan, Joshua Nobel, Philip Norris, Faryl Nuboer, Frans Olins, Alexandra Pearlman, Jessica Peria, Heather Phillips, Alicia Phillips, Shalbee Rogers, Tvor Rothstein, Alexis Royston, Brooke Russo, Deirdre Sanchez, Miriam Schaffer, Zachary Schwartz, Rachel Shapiro, Aliza Sharff, Eric Sharma, Malti Smith, Heather Sneider, Arthur Sonderberg, Amy Solman, Rachel Stubblefield, Amy Tarbet, Andrew Tarbet, Emily Tatlock, Jessica Vais. Ari Villalba, Constanza Weisman, Stefani White, Katharin Zar, Dominique, Zuckerman, Charles Zuckerman, Danielle Zuckerman, David 136 . . . if school is our second home, then teachers are our second parents it’s all what you make of it t-shirts and jeans to suits and ties killer tests “love my job” attitude as freshmen they help us adjust as seniors, they recommend us always available X-block we exasperate them . . . they exasperate us . . . we challenge each other don’t dare come to class late we’re all in this together our paths cross for four short years . . . SECRETARIES AND ADMINISTRATION MR. SHANAHAN Transitional Coordinator MR. DUNBAR DR. MCCARTHY Headmaster MR ROBINSON Metco Coordinator MS. BEAUMONT MS. BEVILAQUA MS. BURKE MS. COLLINS MS. CONNER MS. DYER MS. GALATIS MS. HEFFERNAN MR. KILLGALLEN MS. MANCHESTER MS. MCDONALD 140 A DAY IN THE LIFE OF OUR FEARLESS LEADER DR. ROBERT MCCARTHY 8:10AM — “GRUMBLE, GRUMBLE, WORK, GRUMBLE, SCHOOL, GRUMBLE. 9:37AM — “C’MON BOB, SIGN YOUR REAL NAME. 10:43AM — “YES, I’D LIKE TO CONFIRM MY RESERVATIONS TO TAHITI. 1 1 :1 5AM — “PILOT TO BOMBARDIER, PILOT TO BOMBARDIER . . ■ p 12:23PM — “HMMM . . ., SHOULD I HAVE THE SALAD OR THE SANDWICH?” 1:30PM — GOD I’M OVERWORKED. 2:15PM — I’M OUTTA HERE!!!’’ 2:05PM — “ONLY 10 MORE MINUTES; 59 58 ... 57 ... 56 . . 141 AKERS HOUSE MS. UNDERWOOD MS. THIFFAULT MS. CRADLE k ' Ly MS. JOHNSON MR. GRADY LINCOLN HOUSE MR. REYNOLDS MS. CAUFIELD MR. FEDERMAN MS. KEAN MR. WALDRON 142 PACKARD HOUSE MS. MACGILLAVRY MS. CHA MS. SMITH — MUMFORD ROBERTS HOUSE MS. NICOLAI MS. SMITH DR. SUTFIN MR. SMITH 143 sws MR. MOORE MS. ERDMANN ADULT ED. MR. SCHWARTZ MS. LARSEN I MR. GIANNONE MS. SIMKOWSKY MS. THOMPSON MR. KENNEDY CLINIC MS. FERRISI MS. BISCOTTI 144 PUPIL SUPPORT MS. COLLINS MS. FRASER MS. FRIEDMAN MR. GOPEN MS. GOULET MR. MAYHEW MS. MURPHY MS. PARTOLL MS. RENDEIRO MR. RESNICK MS. ROME MS. ROSENBLUM MS. SEASHORE MS. SEGAL MS. SHAYE MS. GUSTIN MS. HORWITZ MS. KRAUS MS. LEW MR. LING MR. LIS MS. ROGOVIN MS. FELD MR. MARCUS 145 SOCIAL STUDIES MS. KRAUS MR. LADENBURG MS. MANHARD MS. MARKELL MR. WALKER MR. WRIGHT 146 FOREIGN LANGUAGE MR. BUTCHART MS. CONTRERAS MS. HERRINGTON MS. PIERSON MS. WU MS. O ' HARE MS. BERKO MS. BARTIROMO MR. CALLEJA 0 ' 4 MS.CAHN MS. DUNN MS. LANDRY MS. PLANCHON MS. LEEBACH — ROSENBLOOM MS. ROTENBURG if n mm MS. GONNERMAN MS. NUNES MS. YEH MS. LEWIS MS. THOMPSON MS. NARDONE MR. ULICH 147 ENGLISH DR. THOMAS MS. ALPORT MS. BERMAN MS. CASE I MS. COLBURN MS. FRANGOS MS. GALLAGHER MS. HAMMOND MS. JONES MS. LAPLANT MR. LEONARD MS. MAHMUD MS. LARSEN MS. METZGER MS. MCDONNELL MR. MURPHY 48 MR. ROURKE MR. SHUMAN MR. SLAVEN MR. TIPTON MR. VENUTI MR. VIGLIROLO MS. WACHT MATHEMATICS MS. ADDELSON MS. ARMSTRONG MR. WIGGIN MS. AXELRAD MR. BARRASSO MR BOOKSTON MS. GORMAN MR. JEAN MS. BURBANK-SCHMITT MS. GUTHALS MR. LEVERICH MS. COOKSON MS. HIBERT MS. LOMBARDI MS. MARTIN MS. RAMSEY MS. RICE MS. SCHNIPPER MS. YOUNG 150 OCCUPATIONAL ED. MS. COLLINS MR. ERELLI MR. MCLELLAN MS FLAHERTY MS. MCNAMARA MR. GERRIOR MS. NOWAK MR. GOLDMAN MS. SMOLLER HOME EC. MS. DALY MS. FREEMAN 151 SCIENCE 152 “You mean Tiddly Winks isn’t a team sport?” MR. WESTON “e = MC . . .MC . . ,MC . . . What was it?” MR. SCHLUNTZ MS. TONEY MR. STERN MR. TIERNEY MS. TOBIAS MS. WALEN PHYS. ED. UNIFIED ARTS VISUAL ARTS MR. DOHERTY INDUSTRIAL ARTS MR. CHAISSON MR. KESTENBAUM MR. LANE MR. LEE MS. SENS MR. TUPA MS. WALL 154 JK, PERFORMING ARTS MR. DOCTOR MS. LEVIN MR. MADDEN MS. MODELL MR. RYRIE MR. ROBINSON 155 LIBRARY INDIVIDUALIZED STUDIES MS. FIRESTONE READING MS. LEWIS MS. TURLEY 156 LET’S FACE IT . . . THEY’RE OUR TEACHERS 158 Every year over 1000 students participate in sports at BHS. Every day we meet after school for a practice or a match. Some afternoons we spend riding on yellow school buses, other afternoons we push ourselves to the limit. We are no longer independent; we are all working toward a common goal. We discover new skills that we never thought were possible, channeling our hopes and energies into wins. School is in the back of our minds as each team unites against its opponents. Every night we return home tired, but still determined. The end results of sports are many: a winning season, a Suburban League title, a trip to the States, a climactic victory over Newton North, or a varsity jacket. More importantly, we all learn to enjoy playing the sports that we have chosen and to work with our teammates. The encouragement of our coaches and the cheers of the spectators inspire us to represent BHS to the best of our abilities. 161 rx -••• ■ SPRING SPORTS DO EXIST .u±- j| i K lf PU ?■ «|y fP ■ ™ w ait 4 ia . i fc� S il HMBCTjflBiGJWWK-y % ' :: xkK i BOYS’ SOCCER VARSITY TOP TO BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Peter Lashley, Justin Nichols, Jonathan Gwiazda, Dylan Pringle, Ira Cohen, Dave Seder, Minh Viet-Tran, Scott Nader, Middle Row . . . Coach Carter, Jody Rosen, Tommy May, Yoav Baram, Dave Allen, Chris Dunham, Jay Steinman, Rico Reardon, Kevi Kevski. Bottom Row . . . Lee Helman, Phil Paik, Jordan “hot dog Bloomgarden, Lu Yoder, Dan McClure, John Slover, Doug Berkson, Nicholas Vichysoisse, Juan Vines, Jarlem. JUNIOR VARSITY TOP TO BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT : Luke Wolback, Evans Olbrice, Ron Reichler, Ben Kirshner. Alex Kavonovsky. Jason Cottle, Joey Mehegan. Middle row . . . Ray Ellin, Rich Ross, Zach Conen, Matt Jacobson, Will Oliver, Kenly Robison, Peter Wilson, Greg Daniels Bottom Row . . . Ben Larch, Scott Upton, David Zuckerman, Michael Donowitz, Oleg Sofir, Jamie Reinhold, Andrew Kelley, Mark Fine. FRESHMEN BOTTOM TO TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Renato Kon, Ben Treacy, John Tirado, Paul Sacks, Shai Lederman, Elija Lapson. Row 2 . . . Andrew Politzer, Parker Schweich, Jeff Clark, Derek Wing, Aaron Passel, John Ta. Row 3 . . . Manuel Galves, Keith Mayfield, Martin Price, Mike Dunlap, Mike Olsen, Danny Cohen, Gilly Strauss, Mike Paes, Mr. Butchart. Row 4 . . . John Zaldivar, Howard Miller, Mike Tow, Sam Riley, Jim Partan, Rob Beaglehole. Missing: Matt Sfara, Yohanan Kressel. In the end it was hard work and discipline that got us as far as we went. For some it was a depressing sea- son; dreams of a State Championship fell to dreams of a Suburban League Championship which never materialized. Some things just didn’t go our way; Lu’s hip, and Yoav’s ankle, and Danny’s body, and Kevin’s finger, and The Waltham game, and so on . . . But who could complain, really? For the second year in a row Brookline put together a really good team. And what about the triumphs? Keane and Newton i North, Dougie’s 30 yard goal, Diego’s falling side volley goal, Jordan’s two miracle goals to beat Waltham with 5 minutes left to play, and the heroic I battle against 1 seed Plymouth-Carver. Didn’t all i that hard work mean more than a Championship? j Wasn’t there more to waking up at 7 A. M. to run, more to the team Spaghetti dinners, more to the 2 years of almost daily soccer? Didn’t we have a good time? And above all, Didn’t we (admit it) learn a whole lot about | ourselves? . . . and isn’t that what it’s all about? Hold your heads up, Brookline, you earned it. This guy takes his soccer seriously. BOYS’ GOLF (Row One: Tommy Sutherland, Eric Mann, Phil Gordon, Guy DeSilva, Row Two: Jeff Kramer, Aaron Bluestein, Tim Sanville, Doug Murphy, Brian Sutherland, Coach Mr Divincenzo, Absent: Tommy McNamara, Gerald ■Valsh. 986 BOYS’ GOLF TEAM The 1986 Golf season started with only two returning Varsity layers — Co-captains Phil Sordon and Tom McNamara. Dur young varsity squad Deluded: Tom McNamara, a enior, Phil Gordon, a junior jo-captain, Gerald Walsh, an Outstanding freshman, Doug lurphy, a helpful new addition p our team, and Aaron Jluestein, a junior with some iromise. Our team was punded out by Tim Sanville, ( iuy DeSilva, and Tom and j llrian Sutherland. I Coach Ron Divincenzo has let up a good team for next I ear with all but one of his i rarsity players returning. Who I nows, we may be Suburban eague Champions next year. Some Memorable Experiences: b Doug’s hole-in-one off the rst tee to an used green . . . had Mae . . . Aaron’s truly Inbelievable 39 . . . Phildo . . . ! pe fight we witnessed on the ambridge golf course . . . ougo . . . Sudsy . . . Scott arter and Phil beating Mr. D. |� r ownership of the team . . . pd here’s to next year! Philip Gordon 167 GIRLS’ SOCCER Row 1 . . . Tina Hennessy, Allison Saltzman. Julie Hermos (co-captain) Alicia Phillips, (co-captain), Jenny Gray, Penelope Grayboys . Row 2 . Kathryn Martino, Sara Kennedy, Meg Brooks, Nadia Hall, Stephanie Morse, Sara Hennessy , Coach Lana Nesmith . Row 3 . Nancy Kane, Danielle Drujon, Molly Furlong, Melanie Reardon, Diana McClure. Nicole Costa, Michelle Hall Missing: Claudine Kos Soccer 1986 This past season was exciting, enthralling, captivating, motivating, totally prime and always stimulating. There are a million memories that will echo in the back of our minds forever Cries of He is sooo fresh 1 ' from the back of the bus during our scenic tours of the East coast, our many successful locker room discussions and the struggle it was to put up our nets before our always victorious home games are only a few of them As much as we jammed on the buses, we always jammed more on the field We were mellow, never uttering more than OH, Fudge 1 during even the tense games Our series of injuries ranging from a broken nose to a surgically removed toe-nail at our unforgettable Newton North game, never affected our awesome coordination and grace on and off the soccer field. You may think we are being just a little sarcastic, and we are. On the other extreme, we were a serious bunch of totally cool soccer women We were led and influenced by our rookie coach, Lana Nesmith, who always stuck with us. We have picked up Brockton as a new rival, but we will never lose to Waltham under the lights! Dudes, we wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Our hearts, along with our souls, will always be with you. KICK BUTT NEXT YEAR. YOU ARE ALL OVER THAT FIELD! Love Alicia and Julie or Julie and Alicia P.S. This looks like the end of the story, but it isn ' t Junior Varsity Row 1 . . . Elisabeth Dockray. Tiffany Woolf, Leah Feinburg, Ruthbea Yesner. Becky Steinfield, Janine G., Reedy McDonald . . . Row 2 . . . Debbie Shapiro, Caroline Campbell, Becky Lynch, Janet Ma. Megan Wallace, Julie Psycho Grand . . . Row 3 . . . Maryanne Peralta, Meghan Killer” Hourihan, Jessica Burns, K. Ng, Caitlin Clancy Missing: Laurie Wilson, Rachel Solman, Shannon Kos, Dominique Verrachia, Coach Jack Lis 168 Hey, stop pushing!’ ‘Oops, I missed. This year’s Cross-Country loam en|oyed a very tun season, although they were besot by various problems that led to a 3-3 record. As wo recall the season, certain memories ol those autumn months spring to view Remember Mike desperately trying to motivate the team Chard taking a stick-up lor his locker II really needs one Robin, the gilt Irom Wellesley Casey whose talent was admired by evoryono, including himself the dedication of Jeremy and Peter S. to the sport Matt and Jason s wisecracks Stu s I wasn ' t last! ' John and Denis ' s accident going crazy administering the elementary school meet . Steve ' s sickness the Junior torture crew. While wo reminisce about these things, other events seem to have slipped our minds We don ' t remember . the multitudes of fans attending our meets the intense competitive drive ol Becker, Cho, and Crawford Coach Laakso s affection lor a certain opposing coach and his love for the juniors the perlect attendance of Eric, Ruben, and Peter W the strong competitive spirit of the Suburban League Meet . Anthony ' s great desire to run in the States . Leonard ' s outgoing personality . the quietness of Miguel the perfect timing of the CM and Coaches Invitational Meets Overall, the season was fun, filled with intra-team friendships and personal triumphs Good luck to future Cross-Country squads and to those members ol the 1986 team. Keep up the running faith! Best Wishes to all, Mike Steinman. BOYS CROSS COUNTRY O u o5r v t F Varsity: Front (L to R) Tamir Lipton, Jason Koornick. Capt Mike Steinman. Matt Revis, Stew Katz Middle; Coach Laakso. Leonard Torres, Casey Charees, John Hsu, Anthony Rolle. Chard Corsini, Ruben Layman, Eric Colburn, Denis Cho Rear Miguel Villanizar, Jeremy Selwyn, Robin Rheinbolt, Dan Becker, Peter Woodward Missing: Peter Silverman. Steve Rivo 70 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY The summer before my freshman year Tehani convinced me to join the girls ' Cross Country team. Little did I know that we were the girls ' cross country team. That year we had four members. This year we had quadrupled in size. That first year I went from not being able to make it around the pond to being able to compete, largely motivated by “that hot shot Tehani — the freshman prodigy. The next two years were growing years. Tehani won a suburban league title in her sophomore year and I followed in my junior year. The team began to grow . . . races were won . . . team spirit formed. Running may be an individual sport, but to win you need even more than internal motivation — you need the support of the team. Tehani and I leave the team next year, but each of us has left a piece of ourselves here. We expect that the team will continue to thrive and win and grow, and that the team will be a place for young runners to find new dimensions of themselves. Use the sport well. We wish all the young ladies well . . . how about a championship for BHS? arsity and JV: , ' ehani Collazo, Meaghann McCarthy, Lori Figelman, Amanda Frost. ;aren Sternfeld, Zoe Stringham, Anne Williams, Liz Caufield, Jameela Jeiger, Alexandra Lahav, Sahah Marxer, Nancy Mattis. f y I’m sure I forgot something . . 71 JUNIOR VARSITY Sally, Danielle, Liz, Min, Lyla, Laura, Caitlin, Caroline, Brooke, Michaela, Caitlin. Middle: Coach Cotoia, Ceni, Karen, Laura, Sharon, Rachel, Anna, Mandy. Lexi, Debbie, Rachel. Back: Jamie, Nina, Susan, Melissa, Joyce, Malti, Rebecca. Eliza VARSITY Emily Beasley. Emily Hanford, Lisa Messier. Nicole Edraos, Dina Goodman, Gwen Cooke. Middle: Alex Olins. Donna Gillis, Helena, Jessica Pearlman, Ms. Gregory. Field Hockey ' 86 This Year BHS sported its best team ever with a 5-7-2 record. We worked hard over the summer at camp which most of us attended. Camp not only taught us useful skills and brought us together, but also entertained us with its fine (male) staff. We beat Arlington, last year ' s 1 team, and Bishop Fenwick. We showed determination and presented a challenge to the league ' s powers, Malden and Everett. With our new focus on offensive, this year’s squad, Emily B.. Alex, Emily H.. Lisa, Gwen, Chantel, Pilar. Helena, Jessica, and sometimes even Nicole, got it together to put the ball into the net (We used our sticks, the other teams used other methods.) Our awesome defense: Jen. Donna, Dina, Nicole, and our goalie Jane (awesome), we managed to keep the ball out of our net, against aggressive players and Chahleen. 172 — Lisa and Nicole JgnPjl FOOTBALL Varsity and Junior Varsity Row One: John O’Leary, Brian Dockray, T.J. Lynch, Dick Hynes, Nerval Ramsey, Dwayne Clarke, Andre Wheaton, Sean Murray, Poohy Mendez, Steve Fag, John Burke, Todd Mannix, Max Appleby, Eric Spitz, Derek Walker, Middle Row: Coach Alspera, Coach Joe Rizutti, Andre Withrow, Igor Kuperman, Andy Ofosky, Eric Bikofsky, Frank Bower, Travis Lowe, Manuel Del Valle, Phil Polishuck, Ben Viola, Josh Crane, Joe Hingston, Rob Hart, Dave Kennedy, Coach Bob Lynch, Coach William McKeowr, Back Row: Peter Karp, Todd Kaplan, Sean Clancy, Jeremy Hopwood, Kwame Bailey, Theodore Webster, Kojo Griffin, Walter Norton, K. Kabeza, Michael Chamberlain, Danny Differ. I i 174 jpet your head out from under my legs, please’ 3, Who’s your barber?” “O.K., you can have the ball” Freshmen Row One: Ronald Harewood, Jung Lee, Janis Narcisse, Thul Tea, Asat Halevi, Mike DiGiovanni, Korey Whitfield, Juan Peligrin, Row Two: Zeke Bowman, Dujuan Stubbs, Eric Taylor, Henry Chow, Jon lannacco, Jason Liu, Row Three: coach Rourke, Coach McMahon, Joe O ' Brien, Nate Foote, Jesse Ritter, Matt Louphikne, Derek Williams, Capt. Matt Maroney, Capt. Victor Koytikh, Dan Master, Mike Kelley, Chris McNeil, Row Four: Eric Horsley, Brian Davis, Tom Nguyen, Malik Cavallo, Jay McDonald, Capt. Langston Cawthorne, John Ronan Ooof !!! 87 in for a landing What are you doing tonight? Not fair, four against one! 176 OOTBALL CHEERLEADERS irsity Football Cheerleaders F v One: Robyn McCain, Row Two: Yael Lubetsky, Meredith Melzer, Deborah Grande, Kara Roy, Shannon H ey, Jamie Fried, Row Three: Ms. Murachver, Denise Quinn, Zoe Proctor, Pam Rocheford, Mona S alamacchia, Marina Cesar. To the 1986 Varsity Football Cheerleaders, I, Robyn, leave the following: Pam: granola and trailmix Zoe: a BayBanks card — you’re a real go-getter! Yael: the Victory dance Mona: boys with nikes — they ' re really hot! Marina: a better figure, if that’s possible Shannon: clothes for cold nights and a pair of high beam headlights Jaimie: another phone extension Denise: an open invitation to someone else’s party and a motorcycle Meredith: Sean Clancy ' s jacket Kara: a voice as loud as Pam’s and Jamie’s combined Deborah: L’Oreal nail polish, so she never gets chipped-off ‘Twas a yell of a season! Love Ya, Robyn 177 little girls just want to have fun We’re number one! «wm T GIRLS’ SWIMMING Row One: Alyssa Hanlon, Julie Kaminkow, Leigh Hanlon, Krista Doherty, Ellen Mitchell, Lisa Diamond. Lauren Horowitz, Row Two: Beth Chapman, Kiet Carroll, Nancy Convisor. Jane Kanerek. Rebecca Norris, Anat Sagi, Amy Woodward, Helen Kearns. Row Three: Noriko Hataya, Heather Spears, Patricia White, Andrea Lmteris, Leah Gorman, Jen Voight. Kai Cha, Gwen Kiesling, Jen Horowitz, Coaches Jim Locke and Bill McLaughlin, Row Four: Donna Martenson, Kelani Larsen, Julie Marco, Ruya Atak. Lisa Re, Nicole Roblin, Jen Friedman, Anna Guyetsky, Barrie Wheeler The 1986 Girls Swimming Team The swim season was emotional, spirited, and demanding Dips and push-ups replaced summer lethargy and coaches Bill and Jim stressed technique and discipline We got a taste of hardwork with the advent of Saturday practices j and the challenge of the scoop start A defeat to Cambridge early on brought us roarma back to crush them in Suburbans Brookline placed third m the league as anticipated Outstanding performances in the area of diving came from Beth Chapman and (surprise) Jane Kanarek Beth was selected as All-Star and Jane placed first at Suburbans in a program of six dives The future looks bright for BHS Several excellent sophomores and freshmen will be making waves next year along with captains Donna Martenson. Kai Cha. and Heather Spears Our 400 freestyle relay team, made up of the wondertwms. Leigh and Alyssa Hanlon. Lisa Rae. and star freshman. Gwen Kiesling. made the All-Star team for their performance at the Suburban League meet Nicole Roblin also placed for her 100 butterfly. Overall the year was a resounding success Seniors Barrie. Thea. Ruya. Leigh. Alyssa. Krista. Nancy. Beh. Kelani. and I will remember throwing the coaches in the pool after meets and trying to learn those cheers. Thank you and Good Luck next year! Please beat Newton. Ellen Mitchell Chlorine: the Breakfast of Champions It’s true . . . with these goggles on, boys’ 178 swimsuits are invisible Wrists down for takeoff If anyone has to go, raise your hand 1986 Girls ' Volleyball Team VOLLEYBALL Varsity Row One: Captains Renee Solari and Joliana Chin, Row Two: Melanie Alexander, Elisa Moy, Nancy Lee, Maieka Hansard, Barbie Jo Loo, Row Three: Coach Ellen Lewis. It was obvious that the 1986 girls ' volleyball team was not made of the giants that Brookline has been used to. In fact, this year no player exceeded 5 ' 5 . Anyone who has interacted with this young team will know the distinct characteristics it possesses. The team consists of all natural athletes. Because of this we have succeeded in showing the Suburban League that, with a little more experience, Brookline will be a threat to its strongest competition. One thing that keeps the team together is our ability to get along and always have a good time. We could not have achieved any of this without our talented coach, Ellen Lewis. Some things the team will remember about the season: My buddy!!!! Can I have some purple skitters? Where did Steve hit Nancy? Team — 5; Melanie — 1 My A-vias Janet dresses so nice!” Leona means: Get down, Mel. Renee be illin’ Who did Ms. Lewis roll over? Yo madda Next year’s bunhuggers, Maieka! How do you split like that, Joli? Take that! Junior Varsity Row One: Alice Yee. Kristen Hunter, Captain Sean Po lk, Captain Pauline Langdon, Viki Stathopoulos, Brenda R 2 W Tw0 - Coach Janet Soo Hoo, May Yung, Fanoula Georgopoulos, Althea Malcolm, Monica Ayers. Martha Costin, Stacey Paisner, Kristina Langdon, Kana Tamba, Missing: Michal Levine, Mahair Sabokrooh 181 FALL SPORTS WRAP-UP 182 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL If we could have had the rhythm with the ball that we did with the music, we could have danced our way to the championships. Next year you won’t even touch the floor. GOOD LUCK! — Maika Hansard — Katie Skeen VARSITY (L to R) back: Molly Furlong. Nadia Hall, Melanie Reardon. Diana McClure, Coach Toney Fr: Michelle Hallissay, Kate Skeen, Maieka Hansard, Jenny Gray. JUNIOR VARSITY (L to R) back: Nancy Baker, Amand a Frost, Kelley, Sophie Foot, Adina Thomas. Rebecca Fabiano, Coach Grady. Fr Christine Hennessey, Sean Polk, Meg Brooks, Melanie Alexander. Lyla Yee Captains Skeen and Hansard OK, so we know they’re good . . . FRESHMEN (L to R) back: Coach Nesmith, S. Morse, S. Kos. Y, Courtney. K. Keeler, M. Costin, M Connolly, L Nelson, M. Lux, K. McCumber-Goldring, Fr: S Hew. A. Gavrin, J. Donners, H. Crowley, C. Kim, G. Naggar, L. Williams, M. Cha BOMBS AWAY! A Gray blur Did you guys all see that bird? Dr. D at the Buzzer! Melanie Does the job. . . . that’s not going to help you get the ball GIRLS’ BASKETBALL VARSITY (L to R) back: Molly Furlong, Nadia Hall, Melanie Reardon, Diana McClure, Coach Toney Fr: Michelle Hallissay, Kate Skeen, Maieka Hansard, Jenny Gray. If we could have had the rhythm with the ball that we did with the music, we could have danced our way to the championships. Next year you won’t even touch the floor. GOOD LUCK! — Maika Hansard — Katie Skeen JUNIOR VARSITY (L to R) back: Nancy Baker, Amanda Frost, Kelley, Sophie Foot, Adina Thomas, Rebecca Fabiano, Coach Grady. Fr: Christine Hennessey, Sean Polk, Meg Brooks, Melanie Alexander, Lyla Yee Captains Skeen and Hansard FRESHMEN (L to R) back: Coach Nesmith, S. Morse, S. Kos, Y. Courtney, K. Keeler, M. Costin, M Connolly, L. Nelson, M. Lux, K. McCumber-Goldring, Fr: S. Hew, A. Gavrin, J. Donners, H. Crowley, C. Kim, G. Naggar, L. Williams, M. Cha OK, so we know they’re good . . . BOMBS AWAY! A Gray blur . . . Dr. D at the Buzzer! Did you guys all see that bird? . . . that’s not going to help you get the ball Melanie Does the job. HOCKEY VARSITY Row one: Coach Woody McDonough, Enoch Palermo, Henna Hennessey, Red Dog Nicholson, Lumpa Kelleher (Co-capt), Big Suds Sutherland (Co-capt), Doug The Dog Shea, Flash Fay, Big Save Gilraine, Row two: Coach Guido Piatelli, Mngr. Divo ' s Cub Allen, Dodge Ball Golden, Freshman McDonald, Little Suds Sutherland, Keavs Keaveney, Mike Amesbulance, Louie Kelley, Speed Bump Rathbone, Smokey Spinney, Dino Ward, Obnoxious Knox, Quitter O ' Leary, Cleveland Circle Teehan, Coach Jaw Breaker Corcoran. Coach The Bear Divencenzo. Coach Divencenzo keeps his eyes on the game iiJNIOR VARSITY low one: Michael Ames, Jeff Lux, John Golden, Matt Duffy, John O ' Leary, Row lo: Mngr. Hilary Allen, Coach Woody McDonough, John Borque, Joey Ingston, Dean Ward, Doug She Follow that puck! FRESHMEN Row One: Gerard Walsh, Jeff Clark, Neil Duffy, Row Two: Wally McDonough, Hillary Allen, Shannon Conry, Matt Siber, Danny Choi, Bruce Barber, Craig Corcoran 89 GIRLS’ TRACK JUNIOR VARSITY AND VARSITY Mow one Danya Hodman, Haliioo Janok, Sara lltmnossoy, Karon Slornlold, lohani Collazo (capl), Mnaghann Mr ( at thy ( • i| t ) . I ama Klall (i anl), Anno Williams, Jossamyn Williams, Polchron Mason, Ayanna Ihomoll, Nana t (idol, Mow Iwo Asst Coach 1 aura Wovlmiin, Assl Coach Michelle Millano, Julio Drumholloi, Mucky la, Ibon HJollo, lillany Wooll, Jamuula Geiger, Huthboa Yusnor, Alicia Roilman, Emily Boasloy, Korin Miluy, Cilll Monnn, lloathoi Kindon, Anya I psloin, Rosemary Moinuit, Coach (’arsons Although our 1 -6 team record could have been bottor, this season was. in many ways, very successful and rewarding Wo began the season with a strong loam ot 35, but as injuries and illnesses look thoir loll, wo wore lucky to have 1 5 show up lor practice Eventually, ovon Moaghann was forced to withdraw from competition duo to injuries Dedicated and enthusiastic as our remaining athletes were, there wore simply not enough ot us to allow us a win ovor such poworhouses like Cambridge and Waltham But lorlunatoly what wo lacked in numbers wo made up tor in spirit and lighthoartodnosB Our days wore brightonod by Sara s porpetual cheerfulness and Anne s Becky s giddy, sometimes off Iho wall, bohavior Our shot putting squad was perhaps the strongest ovor, as returning mombors Korin Riley and Emily Boasloy led Iho way lor newcomers Rosemary Meinert and Danya Hoffman Off to a rather disappointing starl at tho beginning of the season, Captain Toham eventually gamed her momentum as she rediscovered that winning odgo Sara Honnossey continued to amaze with her incredible speed and onduranco although sire nover did learn how to tako thoso turns in tho Pavillion Alicia Reitman porlormod admirably in Iho high jump and Anne Williams showod her flexibility as a runner as she switched from the mile to the 1000 to the 200 almost effortlessly Tho future looks bright lor BHS Girls Track There aro many talentod underclassmen ready to fill the shoos of this year s soniors Karon Sternleld. Jossamyn Williams and Polchron Mason will undoubtedly continue to improvo their skills as runners and will hopolully soo tho day when Brookline wins tho Suburban League For now, larewoll and good luck to seniors Moaghann, Tehani, Heather and Danya Thank you Coach Parsons and Laura W lor your lino coaching and support To all Iho rest ot you Koop smiling, oat your Wheaties, and BEAT WALTHAM noxt year 190 BOYS’ SWIMMING Front Row L to R Sam Riley, John Lin, Doug Lewis, Richard Wheeler, Dan Cohen, Adi Loebl. Jason Delong, Leonardo Torres, John Nguyen Second Row . Studly, Sam Guyer, Armand Sindom, Kevin Penn, Jamie Rosen, Eric Mann, Mike Gonik, Sam Mirken Third Row . Coach Jim Locke. Kurt Kendall, Oded Loebl (Captain), Frank Han (Captain). Mike Forman-Fowler (Captain), Alex Merrow, Dan Levine, Vachiranunt Suphakarn, Bill McLaughlin Twas a season of shallow valleys and climactic peaks Ip From the onset in late November To the Championship I will Remember This one season is but an ember In the inferno that is the tale of The Sleek 1 9 Geeks! In this season we started a Tradition I L A little something to strengthen our lore Adi Loebl: Ironman, The first edition Think twice before wishing off you frosh j and sophomore You juniors are a limited few You can swim fast, that ' s for certain But next year the Seniors won ' t be here to l carry the burden Leading the team to Victory will be left to you In only four short years we have swum to glory Our paths toward colleges lead us away j Though every senior wishes he could stay ; Before we go we have something to say Make them know this is a continuing story! Frank Han i If you really believe you can fly . . . Samurti; 192 WRESTLING VARSITY Row One: Robert Spruill. Jung Lee. Phil Paik. Mark Berman. Tony Yee. Mark Santee. Albert Gagnon. Row Two: Diana Lee, Eric Spitz, Doug Murphy, Mike Dolan. Adam Hammel, James Paik, Coach Puleo. Missing: David Holmes. JUNIOR VARSITY Row One: Mike Seldon, Ed Tam, Sam Kolb, Vincent Yee. Row Two: Coach Rourke, Peter Karp, Aaron D ' Elia, Eric Harvey. Dhruv Mohindra, Matthew Burns, Fred Hsiung, Jonah Chaffee. Missing: Coach Matthews. FRESHMEN Row One: Marvin Mei. Matt Sfara, Albert Gagnon, Gil Strauss. Row Two: Henry Chow, All Teymourian, Malik Cavallo, Coach Rourke. Brookline Wrestling landed the Suburban Cham- f the first time . . .ever? This is Brookline were talking it Why do our wrestlers always look so much skin- T This year we watched, amazed, as skinny arms f teams out, and destroying teams that had nevai It Papa Puleo watched with a carefully restrainec t and the new assistant coach was delighted when he r We had seven seniors in our varsity line-up. in- I. overall record, came in first in the Suburban Leaguei If 1 107 pds.. and finished 12-3-1 in dual meets li throughout the season. Eric Spitz, the biceps of the r team?) finished with an impressive 14-3 record. Rot I: Next year should be excellent as well, with stars j- Santee. Gilly Straus. Aaron D ' Elia, Matt Burns. Doug T laughter on the phone.) Second Thoughts 194 LEAGUE CHAMPS! Ipnship this year, tor the first time in 13 years. We also went undefeated (17-0) for lout, the team that averaged about 2-14 a couple of years ago. Ipr than our opponents? (Maybe other teams feel that way too . . . maybe not.) led, locked and pinned the way to complete domination, nearly shutting a few Iren taken us seriously before. (Eat your hearts out, Brockton and Waltham!) ftker face as his team unleashed killer moves (I taught ’em everything they know), las told, by the Weymouth South Coach: your kids are too physical-too rough.” lading Captains Phil Paik, David Holmes, and Marc Berman. Phil boasted a 28-5 ltd is currently training for the states. Marc gave up eating completely to wrestle at Ithough usually found sleeping before weigh-ins, Dave managed 17 pins lam, went 14-1 in dual meets, while his buddy Mike Dolan (the brains of the Ibruill and Tony Yee were also valuable assets to the line-up. Ing Lee (16-0 in league meets!) and Jim Paik (11-4). Also returning will be Mark lurphy and Albert Gagnon (who often awoke to Assistant Coach Rourke’s manic Say Uncle . . . Excuse me, I seem to have misplaced my arm . . . 195 Now I’m starting to get mad BOYS’ GYMNASTICS Row one: Tri-captain David Ginsberg, Tri-captain Alain Frechon, Row Two: Ben Szeto, Paul Sacs, Mike Xie, Eddie Moy, Row Three: Asst. Coach Steve Gosdanian, Juan Vines. Jeff Fraser, Tom Yee, Eitan Grinspon, Bulent Yalem, Adam Marks, Flok Lay, Christophe Hemicke, Tri-captain Lu Yoder, Coach Chiou-Tarn Lee, Row Four: Mark Burnette, Ron Kopolovic, Scott Ehrlich, Missing: Honorable captain Peter Grand and Andre Clark This season was like a rollercoaster ride: the ups being our many victories, the downs, our numerous injuries and health problems Despite the extensive injuries sustained by team members, we managed to emerge the victors against each and every South ] League team Attleboro, Braintree, Framingham North. Milton (this was the first time they lost a dual meet in ten years!), Newton North and South, and Wellesley. The South League Gymnastics Champions (Brookline) ended their season with nine wins and one loss — we lost to the top-seated, State-ranked team of Revere I hope with this winning season the BHS Gymnastics Team has set a precedent that will long stand. With the new talent of gymnasts like Adam Marks and Tom Yee, the team is sure to continue ] with its success. Good luck and Farewell to my fellow seniors. Alain Frechon, Peter Grand. Hok Lay, Eddie Moy. Ben Szeto, Bulent Yalem, Juan Vines, and Lu Yoder. In closing, I would like to thank the team for a great season — I love you guys. Special thanks to Brookline fans and to Carrie Dorr for the support she gave us. We couldn ' t have done it without the superb coaching of Mr. Chiou-Tarn Lee and Mr. Steve Gus ' Gosdanian. Thanks again. Sincerely, David Ginsberg GIRLS’ GYMNASTICS GIRLS ' GYMNASTICS 1986-1987 Even though we did not have a perfect record, I would like to thank everyone for a great season. We couldn ' t have done it without: Michaela ' s straddles and green hair, Jessie’s squeaks, Debbie ' s magic beam shoes, Jaimie ' s incredible tumbling passes, Soraia ' s expressive hand gestures, Rachel’s cheering, Melanie ' s scorekeeping abilities, And Kim ' s and Susie ' s support . . . and laughter! Love, Jane Row One: Jessie Epstein, Debbie Kanarick, Jane Kanarek, Melanie Soraia Santana, Row two: Coach Susie Nyberg, Jill Orenstein, Michaela Helmann, Rachel Solman, Jaimie Fried, Coach Kim Mullaney 198 mum mr BOYS’ TRACK Front Row L to R Jason Flately, Pete Silverman, Ruben Layman, Michael Steinman (Captain), Phil Polishuk (Captain). Jay Steinman (Captain), Stu Katz, Aaron Gabbe, Tamir Lipton, Alex May . . . Second Row Jonah Paisner, Matt Revis, Richard Ross, Jason Koornick, Rolando (Poohy) Mendez, Anthony Rolle, Dean Economou, Evans Olbrice, Greg Nelson, Robin Rhinebolt, Manny Del Valle . . . Third Row . . . Ron Glennon (coach), Laura Weglman (Coach), Peter Wilson, Essy, Jeremy Selewyn, Phil Moy, Andrew (Gordo) Gordon, Ben (Stick) Crowford, Richard Gee, Steve Kramer, Rico Reardon, Andre Wheaton, Michelle Millane (Coach), Mr. Parsons (Coach) Gordo sets his sights on first place In the Kendrick Pavilion, high above the land. Lived the mighty track team, a quite motley band Decked out in speed tights and slick running suits They worked hard in their league championship pursuit. Led by captains and stretchmasters Phil. Mike, and Jay, And Coach Ronald Glennon, who showed us the way To a well-deserved finish; a 4-1-1 decision, Good for second in the fierce Suburban division. Michelle and Coach Parsons were there to help out While our Laura led many a painful workout. Over six feet were Poohy and Andre to leap (When they weren ' t on the mats, falling asleep) Phil and Pete endured many bruised knees As they banged over hurdles in their quest for speed Dan Becker and Gordo were tougher than rocks, Though we couldn ' t get Andrew to give up his Boks Through the streets of Brookline our Ben Crawford sped. While sweet visions of curveballs danced in his head Reuben sang us some hardcore, while Jeremy sat And said: Once again, I am NOT Bill The Cat (okay. Tennessee). Mike trained with strength and fierce tenacity, While Jay always looked for the missing cage key. Our own Rockin ' Robin taught us all Guatemalan, While Gabbe ' s injuries kept him from haulin ' . Our stretching didn ' t go with the guys of the shot, But Dean, Max, Greg, and Essy helped put us on top. Rich Gee showed great courage and drive in his races. While in training the Donger went through all the paces. The Frosh Sophomore squad caused quite a sensation, With Stu and the Criie, Matt. Rich, and the Jasons. With Tamir, Alex, Jonah and Pete on the track, The Suburban League title will be soon coming back. The Sophomore are sure to make the upper cut through hard work and learning to keep their mouths shut. It was a successful year, a fun one for most, State and League victories our track team can boast. Next year for the title our team will be gunning. But until then, good luck — keep rocking and running. 200 SKI TEAM The Sk Team thrashed in ' 87. The Team, led by that most disillusioned of men, Scooter Sitzmark Butchart, in conjunction with Captain Julie Hermos, came on strong from the rigorous dry-land training sessions. The Team shredded its way to strong placings in every meet, including The State Cross-Country Championships, where The Team achieved a moral victory. Spirits were high on the bus ride home. The downhill races, held on Prospect Peak, showcased the awesome depth of Brookline’s talent. The Girls in particular su rpassed any challenge posed by their foreign counterparts, on slope of hill or flat of field. The cross country meets were useful as opportunities for demonstrating skinny ski dominance, hobnobbing with some of the suburban Elite, and dining in elegance at the Langlaufer Cafe. Sincere thanks must be extended to Row one: Julie Grand, Leah Feinberg, Rian Brown, Cora Horsley, Jordan Bloomgarden, Micheal Donawitz, Danielle Roberts, Tim Sanville, Phil Gordon, Becky Hermos. Row Two: Doug Berkson, Perrin Williams, Tracy Steinberg, Edmund Chen, Eric Horsley, Emily Hanford, Guy DeSilva, John Hsu, Geoffrey Edgers, Kate Linebaugh. Row Three: Jon Gwiazda, Jody Rosen, Aaron Passell, Julia Vogelsang, Becky Zavistosky, Meg Hourihan, Dylan Pringle, Julie Hermos (captain), Graham Jerabeak. Row four: David Lange, Jesse Williamson, Christian Stieber, Jason Cottle, Philip Noggle, Eric Colburn, Mr. Butchart. Coach Butchart, for the day-to-day trivia as well as for the profound impact that he has had on our spiritual development. May the ski teams of the future be so well guided, and have just as much fun. ( Pick the Frosh 202 IP WINTER SPORTS IN A NUTSHELL ' l ■ 204 41 20 � S+ ,r V u 8 ouh C tf c k mtr - r rhc murivian w THE MURIVIAN RAP Since rappin this year is the thing to do. we decided to write this rap lor you. By the time this master rap is done DMC will be on the Run The Beastie Boy s are outta the race, their lace is gonna be a disgrace Now this sad tale is hard to tell, it involves a FRESH group that we know so well The leaders of the bunch are Sens and Wall. without them we d surely fall Next in line are the rappers divine, it ' s their job to keep things in line, then we got the loyal crew, all fed well by Nelson Liu This sorry bunch am t got no home, from the A-wmg they were forced to roam, off to the U A. they all were sent, their pride had been a little bent, no more couch or re-fridg-er-a-TOR this was the sad weight they bore-or-or-or The new office turned out swell the A-wingers can go to We want to thank our Murivian crew for all the fun. and work they do! Love Julie and Katy Maaa 208 STAFF ' 87 Editors-in-Chief Julie Hermos Katy O’Reilly Senior section Linor Junowicz Robyn McCain Rachel Solman Underclassmen section Cheryl Alkon Carla Deykin Katy Martino Faculty section John Slover Nelson Liu Barrie Wheeler Sports section Jordan Bloomgarden David Seder Laura Klatt Clubs Events section Mindy Bond Amy Berman Lillian Moy Photography Jay Steinman Art Laurie Johnston Tong Mei Chang Nelson Liu Copy Jennifer Jarvis Rachna Dhanda Business section Alex Olins Tong Mei-Chang Jessica Dargo Advisors Ms. Sens Ms. Wall Special Thanks to Harry Mattison, Jason Powell 209 Editors-in-Chief Daniel Levine — Robert Morrison Editorial Editor Tkhani Collazo News Editors Jeff Kantrowitz — Jeremy Selwyn Feature Editors Christine Connor — Katherine Fletcher — Jack Holtz Arts Entertainment Editors Rachel Ablow — Edward Guzelian — Jennifer Jarvis Sports Editors Michael Steinman — Anne Williams Humor Editor Eric Schickler Photography Editor Glen Schwaber Photography Staff Art Editors Se-Wai Lee — Jane Pallera Publicity Editors Sam Linsky — Elijah McMurtrie Business Editors David Gantshar — Daniel Weiner 210 Editor-In-Chief: Eric E. Hyett Art Editors: Melissa Price Sarah Robson Everybody ' s Concert Kate Skeen Eric Zelman Layout: Peggy (Megan) Miranda Photography: Rebecca Levin Poetry: Rachel Ablow Ann-Lucien Senna Derek Goldman David Hazony Angela Nielsen Harry Mattison Prose: Faculty Advisor: Editor-At-Large: SENIOR STEERING COMMITTEE Energy and innovation were key to the success of this year ' s Senior steering. Headed by Mr. Webb, seniors from every clique united to plan prom and graduation activities. The Senior Spirit Song kicked off a series of fundraisers including the Sock Hop, candygrams, and carna- tions which proved profit- able and fun for all. JUNIOR STEERING COMMITTEE A voluntary group of students under the leader- ship of teacher advisors and the Lincoln House Administrators founded to plan the activities of the junior class. TOWN MEETING Town Meeting is Brook- line High’s unique demo- cratic governing body. Members meet weekly to discuss issues ranging from the intricacies of the AWOL policy to the inclusion of a Gay Rights Amendment in the Student Handbook. Town Meeting is an impor- tant presence at BHS be- cause it is the one place where everyone — stu- dents, faculty and adminis- trators has an equal voice. Representatives of various constituencies have the re- sponsibility to involve the whole school community in decisions about significant issues that affect the quality of life at the hiqh school. 212 LATIN CLUB The Latin Club promotes interest and enthusiasm in classical culture. This year’s projects include a Saturnalia dinner, participating in a Ballista contest, attending Classics Day, competing in a Certamen contest, and taking part in the State Convention. SPANISH CLUB 3 Spanish Club provides students liwith opportunities to speak Spanish jand to experience Hispanic culture joutside of the classroom setting. Club members are planning holiday iparties, a games day with Vanna IWhite, movies, and a trip to a restaur ant. RUSSIAN AWARNESS CLUB The Russian Awareness Club is a group of students who are interested in analyzing the political situations, culture and social views of the Soviet Union. 213 THE FRENCH CLUB The French Club dedicated its time to the awareness of French Culture. This year, we met twice a month to plan the various activities that we engaged in, i.e. crepe parties, holiday parties, bake sales, movies, and field trips. Au Revoir, jusqu ' a I ' ann ee prochaine Le French Club MURIVIAN BUSINESS STAFF The Murivian Business Staff tries to raise enough money from ads to help subsidize the costs for the production of the yearbook. Diligent sales people went from store to store in Brookline trying to sell ads. While the work is not creative it can be fun. Their efforts are always appreciated. FAIRNESS COMMITTEE The Fairness Committee is the judicial branch of our school government. We mediate between parties and rule on issues of fairness and justice in our school community. If necessary, we also make recommendations to Town Meeting regarding school policy. Issues have ranged from fairness of a teacher’s attendance policy to the hanging of public banners. Fairness Committee also tries to examine the judicial process and the way in which groups function. Faculty Justices: Lynne Cohen, Syrul Laurie, Pipier Smith-Mumford, Fran Rogovin, Arnie Marcus, Polly Attwood, Ginger Flook, and Patrice Hurley. Student Justices: Rachna Dhanda, Carla Deykin, Abby Schoenbaum, Emilio Rodriguez Jr., Mimi Levin, Rachel Weinstein, Josh Lazar, Nick Demtrius, Connie Villalba, Matt Sherman, Sylvia Clark, Caroline Kanegson, Mike Donowitz, and Joscelyn Jurich. Alternates: Richard Wheeler, Kira Thaler, and Sarah Gallagher. ■I RUGBY CLUB This will be the eight season for the Brookline High School Rugby Club coached and founded by drama teacher lain Ryrie. Last year’s record was -2, with the team losing to Greenwich Ct. in the finals of the New England tournament in Exeter, N.H. One highlight of the season was hosting a team from Ontario, Canada. This year we plan to make a tour of Canada during April Vacation. The club in the past has hosted sides from London and Wales. We look forward to winning the New England tournament this year against arch-rivals, Marshfield Exeter Academy, Cushing Academy and Barrington R.l. WINDSURFING CLUB The Windsurfing Club has been revived. This spring we plan to have weekend trips to nearby lakes and beaches for funfilled days of windsurfing. 215 r.O.S.C.O.B. The Organic Scaling Club of Srookline is a group of young people dedicated to the growth and inrichment of the individual’s mind ind body through experience and adventure in the great outdoors. O.S.C.O.B.’s trips led by Mr. : orsythe vary in diversity from hiking, liking and snowshoeing to canoeing; he only limitations being the desires f the group and how much gas we :an afford. SKI CLUB By far the largest club at BHS, the SKI CLUB provides several low-cost trips to the Northeast ski areas, as well as a week-long trip to Europe during the February vacation. The Club is based on the principle of total healthy enjoyment at the lowest cost. In years to come you may not remember certain topics of academia, but you will certainly recall slushing down Toad Road at the Loaf. FRISBEE CLUB The Frisbee Club is a group of fanatics who spend their time running around after a piece of flat plastic in all types of weather in the name of Fun and Ultimate Frisbee . STRATEGIC GAMES CLUB Although the Strategic Games Club naturally plays strategic games, we also play fantasy, tactical and PBM games such as Oogre, Armslaw, Diplomacy, AD D and some created by our members. We always welcome new games and new players. We usually meet Wednesdays and Fridays right after school, rooms 261 or 344. TECH CREW IMS’ 5 wm 216 GIRLS ' CREW Crew was started this year by an energetic bunch who wanted to try this now popular sport. Support of the school and Boston Boatclubs helped the “Brookline Crew” get off the ground. See you at the head of :the Charles! BOYS’ CREW This is the first year there has been a men’s rowing club at B.H.S. Although they have only a few months practice behind them, these young men are worthy adversaries for neighboring crews in their category. The rowing club hopes to start their first year with an impressive record, and hope next year crew will be a a school sport. ; i — ! llTV . i_n f-� Vl 1 CHINA STUDIES The China Studies program consists of students who are interested in the culture, language and history of China. Activities range from attending lectures by Chinese professors to going to museums and schools that have displays or programs dealing with China. The culmination of this project is a summer trip to China every two years. The first trip was during the summer of ’86 when twenty-two BHS students acted as junior ambassadors to China, representing the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. 218 MODEL U.N. CLUB The Model United Nations Club consists of people who have diverse ethnic backgrounds and are interested in international relations. We sponsor two trips: one to visit the U.N. in New York City, and another to attend a Model U.N. convention in Hartford, Connecticut. HORSEBACK RIDING CLUB The Horseback Riding Club is dedicated to increasing interest in riding and to creating sore muscles! We go on many trail rides, take lessons, watch movies and have a great time. THIRD WORLD AWARENESS The primary goal of the Third World Awareness Club is to develop the group’s own understanding of the problems in the Third World and to educate the school about our country’s involvement in regions such as Central America and South Africa. Through guest speakers, rallies and debates we hope to generate activism and interest amongst the student body and create future peaceful links between our country and the Third World. A.S.K. The A.S.K. Peer Leader program trains high school students to present alcohol and drug education to the seventh grade classes in the elementary schools in Brookline. The Peer Leaders learn a lot during the training about alcohol, decisions, peer pressure, and themselves, and have fun doing it. 220 N1ATI0NAL HONOR SOCIETY 1 The National Honor Society selects members on the basis of ijheir outstanding academic achievement, good citizenship and service to the school community. The [society provides a tutoring service for he students of the school and participates in fundraising activities to provide a scholarship. SCIENCE CLUB Dedicated to the causes of freedom, justice, the advancement of mankind and winning, the Science Club spends most of its time building paper airplanes that don’t fly, shooting lasers at Coke cans, figuring out the difference between the Eastern Spadefoot and the Red Spotted Newt, and blaming Dan for all the world’s problems. MATH TEAM The Math Team consists of a group of students who love math. Besides sharing mathematical gems, solving interesting problems and taking math contests, we compete as a team against other high schools every six weeks. 221 FLAG SQUAD Row one: Captains Cathy Rich and Stephanie Pratt. Row two: Gia Stull, Cybel Monson, Jill Richmond, Alyssa Fishken, Tina Giambro, Alida Weiner. PEP SQUAD Row one: Captain Lisa Suftin, Angie Crouse, Captain Jessica Bellicchi. Row two: Talhi, Laura Pearson, Pilar Gabriel. Row three: Robin Cain, Whitney. Missing: Meya JAZZ BAND NUCLEAR EDUCATION PROJECT The Nuclear Education Project is a non-partisan group that works to educate its members and the greater high school community on a variety of issues directly surrounding the arms race. It works on the theory that those who are educated about the nuclear arms race may develop more intelligent and well based opinions on it. Members are encouraged to express their nuclear-political beliefs; whatever they may be. 222 WRITERS COMPANY Writers Company is a literary club which publishes a magazine roughly three times yearly. We meet periodically to discuss the creative efforts of our members, who submit j prose, poetry, and artwork. The editors are writers, our President i contributes, and the motivation is from students. VANESSA AND IRISH Vanessa and Iris began in 1983 as a feminist journal, but we are also trying to address issues which have been neglected by other school publications. We accept art, poetry, prose, and open letters and we try to publish a magazine four times a year. FAR EAST CLUB The Far East Club consists of a group of BHS students who are interested in designing activities in and out of school for their own benefit. This year we have strived to greater achievements. The F.E.C. has arranged connections with other clubs in the Boston area for competitions in volleyball and basketball. We also have bake sales, candy sales, ice-roller skating and dinners. INTERNATIONAL CLUB Although the International Club is open to all students in our school com munity, it is primarily our foreign students who take an active role, as the club provides a vehicle through which these students can gain an identity with BHS. There are parties, trips and exchanges of ideas on the agenda. Be a person of the world — come join us! ASIAN CULTURE CLUB KEY CLUB Key Club is the community service organization at B.H.S. Presently there are over forty active members. The Key Club involves the student community in the annual smoke-out and raises money for Oxfam and other needy groups. The goal of Key Club is to unite young people with the members of their community. The officers are: President — Becca Fabiano, Vice-President — Lissa Kennedy, Treasurer — Chris Evangelista, Secretary — Mindy Bond. Advisor — Joan Scott Barron The fifth BHS Lip Synch Contest was held on jlovember 7 in the Robert-Dubbs Auditorium. It was ponsored by the choral groups of BHS and fourteen cts performed in it. The judges awarded First Prize 1550) to Robin Cain, Ingride Francoeur and Astride Irancoeur for “Homecoming Queen’s Got a Gun,’’ lecond Prize ($25) to Heather Kelley, Lisa Messier, Jane Pallera and Daphne Rota for “Respect” and Third Jrize ($15) to Oded Loebl for Sweet Transvestite.” jhe choir raised $1500 for their upcoming concert tour j) Williamsburg, Virginia. I IP SYNCH CONTEST c P SOCK HOP SOCK HOP SOCK HOP SOCK K On October 24, the Senior Class sponsored the Sock Hop to raise money for the prom and graduation. D.J. Jimmy Jay cranked out everything from Elvis to Bon Jovi in the Schluntz Gym until 1 1 p.m. The Sock Hop grossed over $1 ,400.00 — one of the most successful dances held at BHS. The unique thing about the Hop was that it was actively attended by the Senior class. Over 60% of the dancers were seniors — stepping out to support the Class of ‘87. 226 Pep Rally Pep Rally Pep Rally Pep Rally I gston 67 Hopwood 36 Kennedy 84 Kuperman 76 Lynch 5 Pep Rally Pep Rally Pep Rally Pep Rally FOOTBALL 2 Murray 85 Norton 1 FALL SPORTS AWARDS MEDIEVAL FAIR 232 LUAU HE ! - I WINTER CONCERT 234 International Luncheon 235 Drama Society The seats amongst which the BHS Drama Society is standing once held audiences for several of this year ' s exciting performances, directed by lam Ryrie and Daniel Moore. Some of the glowing faces you see in this photo belong to David Neipris, President and Creative Engineer; Nancy Baker. Assistant Treasurer and Able Designer; John Hodgman, Publicity Director and Publicity Announcer; Macy Lawrence, Secretary and Assistant Secretary, and Anya Epstein and Marianne Lewis, Executive Members. Our gratitude to all the audiences who (logically) made our 86-87 productions possible, and we regret that they didn ' t show up for the photograph. Good night, now. 236 237 IHERE ' S THE STORY, IT ' S SAD BUT TRUE About a senior class that i once knew HEY MADE NO MONEY, JUST RAN AROUND l[HEY HAD THE WORST PROM — EVER — IN I TOWN Ihey, hey, hey, etc. etc. etc. I! SHOULD HAVE KNOWN IT FROM THE VERY ll START Ik LOUSY PROM WILL REALLY BREAK YOUR j HEART IBO LISTEN PEOPLE TO WHAT I ' M TELLIN ' YOU IrHIS IS WHAT WE RE GONNA DO If you want a smile on your face Iher soft touch or his warm embrace LISTEN PEOPLE WHAT I ' M TELLIN ' YOU |h E GOTTA TRY SOMETHING TOTALLY NEW HEY, HEY, HEY, ETC. ETC. ETC. IfHE SOCK HOP IS COMIN ' AROUND IK E GOTTA GET THAT MONEY DOWN PEOPLE LET ME PUT YOU WISE A E NEED — MONEY FROM YOU GUYS ISOCK-HOP IN OCTOBER. EVERYONE GOES ICANDYGRAM IN DECEMBER, TREASURY f GROWS I ' rHEN IN FEBRUARY, WHAT WILL WE DO??? A E RE GONNA SELL THOSE CARNATIONS TOO! Ihey, hey, hey, etc. etc. etc. IbENIOR EVENTS ARE COMIN ' AROUND Ia e gotta get that money down PEOPLE LET ME PUT YOU WISE |I VE need — MONEY from you guys IHERE ' S THE MORAL OF THE STORY FROM A I GUY WHO KNOWS: F OUR SENIOR SPIRIT IS GONNA GROW . . . IfHERE ' S stuff that we gotta do ISO COME ON AND GIVE YOUR HELP TOO HEY, HEY. HEY, ETC. ETC. ETC. Carnations 239 HOW A COURSE IN HOME EC CAN HKP YOU PAY FOR COLLEGE. V i ff No, not home economics. Brookline Savings Bank’s Home Equity Loan. It’s a line of credit that lets you borrow as much as 80% of the equity in your owner-occupied house or condo, less the first mortgage — up to $100,000 or more. Now it’s easy to meet those big college bills. Using your line of credit is as simple as j writing a check. And, under the new tax bill it’s tax deductible. Because a Home Equity Loan is secured by the equity in your home, the rate is only 1 1 2 points above the prime rate published in the Wall Street Journal. 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TILL 5:00 P M 357 Boylston St., Route 9 Brookline, Massachusetts 02146 232-7997 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 87 FROM PAINES STATIONARY 233 Washington St. Brookline Village Ik Irli at Jnttcrfiam GOURMET PARTY PLATTERS • TAKE-OUT STEPFAMILY ASSOCIATES 1012 WEST ROXBURY PARKWAY SOUTH BROOKLINE, MA 469-4900 RITA VAN TASSEL. A C S UT JUDV OSBORNE. M A L.l.C.S W Res (617)754-8831 Res (617)566-1260 §401 Keacon Stationery Co., Jnc. 1310 Beacon Street Brookline, MA 02146 (617) 232-8482 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1987 THE BROOKLINE EDUCATORS ASSOCIATION 243 Patrons Mimi Mirel F.W. Woolworth Francine Schachter Irving ' s Toy and Card Shop Moto-Photo 566-9280 • 566-8537 • 738-5233 50% OFF ANY HAIRCUT To Welcome All Our New Customers (Monday through Friday Only) Thank You Brookline High School Clarice and Norman Cubell Craig Cubell Doug Cubell Allen Cubell HealthStop + We’re the doctor. 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Thu 12:00 - 4:00, 5:30 - 1000 Fn: 12:00 - 4:00, 5:30 - 1 1 0O Sat. 3:00 - 1 1 .00. Sun. 5:30 - 1 1 :00. 248 Dear Lauren, Not to worry, we’ll always remember the jeep, rebarbecues, movies, your telephone, safety on the beach at night, more movies, social responsibility, shoe shops, Jake’s late walks, Rocky Beach, still more movies, and that good time doesn’t come to you, you make a good time. Matilda, always know that your parents love you and wish you success and happiness at college and at life. Rusty and we send congratulations to you, R.V.R., D.Z., D.G., C.S., K.M., N.H., and all your other friends and remind you all to have a good time, but not too good. With all our love, Mom Dad 249 The Ski Club congratulates the class of ’87 BROOKLINE A FULL SERVICE DEALERSHIP RTE. 9 ON THE GREEN LINE 734-2020 250 Congratulations to the Class of ‘87 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’87 Lawrence School P.T.O. FROM BAKER SCHOOL Heath School Congratulates The Brookline High School Class of 1987 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1987 Congratulations to the Class of 1987 The John D. Runkle School FROM DEVOTION P.T.O. 251 Congratulations to the class of 1987 Thanks for all the good times. Seth “For your special graduation gifts” N N Y N D L M Y I G I T U EON N D D H 0 O R N 0 C T H H 0 Y L M I C H A E L Friends Forever, Kai Kai Seedlings turn overnight to sunflowers congratulations, we love you. 252 BERTUCCrS •KICK OVEN PIZZERIA An Authentic Italian Pizzeria GOURMET PIZZAS AND HOMEMADE PASTAS 197 ELM SHEET 4 BROOKLINE PLACE SOMERVILLE BROOKLINE 776-9241 731 -2300 799 MAIN STREET CAMBRIDGE 661 -4356 Congratulations to the class of 1987 From The Michael Driscoll School Best Wishes to the Class of ' 87 From Pierce School CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 87 Especially to my brother Eddie, wishing you love and luck always. Keep smiling! Mike — Thanx to the Benz for all the good times Edmund — Keep on dancing! Jimmy — ‘‘Touch, Touch ... You’ve got the Midas Touch Good luck 4ever . . . YiYi, Ben, Tony, Tong, Dorothy. With love always, Elisa You light up our life Congratulations! Love and Hugs Mom, Dad and your brothers Chris and YiYi, We’ve had a lot of great times together: Quebec, Summit Ave., horror movies, and a great sixteenth B-day. I couldn’t ask for two better people for best friends. Don’t forget our friendship and don’t forget Nightmares + Silver Bullets. P.S. Chris, watch out for oncoming trees Love you guys forever, Brooke Dear Dorothy, YiYi, Tong, Simone, Edmund, Ben, Tony, and Michael, The great times we spent together I’ll never forget. The simple things we did meant something cause I was with special people like you guys. Thanks for all the fun! Whatever you guys do, DON’T FORGET to: “STAND BY each other and that I’ll ALWAYS be there for all of you. FRIENDS AND LOVE FOREVER, DIANA P.S. Best wishes to: E.M., H.S., T.C., W.C., L.M., C.D., C.L., and C.E. 253 □ Super NOW Checking □ Super Investment Accounts □ Term Certificates □ IRAs □ Holiday Club Accounts □ Statement Savings Accounts □ ATM Locations PLUS : □ Mortgages □ Home Equity Loans □ Personal Loans □ Education Loans □ Auto Loans “ . . .And you thought we just made loans.” Progressive Consumers — « Federal Credit Union BROOKLINE • MALDEN EAST BOSTON ° REVERE 254 Our high school years have brought many memories. There were days of laughter and days of tears, so as we go our separate ways we will remember the good times and the bad. We ll always cherish the special memories because they are what brought us closer and made our friendships even stronger. No matter what the future holds, we will always be friends. Best of luck to all our friends, and every one of us. 255 Congratulations to the class of 1987 From The William H. Lincoln School LINCOLN SCHOOL CLASS OF 1983 Hayden Edward Baker Dana Andres Barrett Kathryn Brandt Matthew Hollin Bumpus Pamela Cady Debra Campbell Ami Carter Gwendolyn Anne Cooke Konstantin (Dean) Economou Michael Robert Fraser Glen Alan Gilraine David MacLeod Holmes Simone E. Horton Adam Reid Jacobs Tatyana Kogan Shui-Fune Kwan David Lieh-Jen Lin Kathleen Patricia Mackin Kenzie L. MacPherson James Luke Mahon Brian Patrick McGreal Melissa Ann Mitchell Edward A. Nicholson Michael Stanley Niksa George W. O’Dell, Jr. Anna Oklander Jane Avellanosa Pallera Catherine Faye Quan Christian Riley Douglas Shea Edward P. Steffen III Ele na Ulis Melvyn J. Valentine Derek Andrew Walker Andre Charles Wheaton Charles James Whitcher Anita Wong Richard S.C. Yuen Danielle Zuckerman CONGRATULATIONS, PERRIN WE LOVE YOU AND VALUE THE PERSON YOU ARE. MOM AND DAD MISTER DONUT Always Something New 265 Boylston St. Brookline WE LL MISS YOU, ERI! 257 Congratulations to the class of 1987 from Neena’s Design Lighting and The Dhanda Family Teacher Identification 1. Mr. Lis 1 . Ms. Hammond 2. Ms. Leebach-Rosenbloom 2. Mr. Yesner 3. Mr. Cunningham 3. Mr. Cradle 4. Ms. Berman 4. Ms. McGillvary 5. Mr. Wright 5. Mr. Snyder 6. Mrs. Schnipper 6. Ms. Thompson 7. Mr. Rourke 7. Mr. Venuti 8. Mr. Cohen 8. Ms. Thuffault 9. Ms. Cradle 9. Mr. Smith 10. Ms. Smith 10. Ms. Landry 11. Mr. Butchart 11. Mr. Howard 12. Dr. Thomas 12. Ms. Prager 13. Mrs. Yen 13. Mr. Waldron 14. Mr. Doherty 14. Ms. Alport 15. Ms. Lewis 15. Mr. Webb pg. 158 pg. 159 Good Luck and Oork!, Patrick! Love Mom, Dad, K, And Liz Best wishes to the class of 1987 Adolescent-Young Adult Medical Assoc. Estherann Grace MD Norman Spark MD 25 Boyleston Chestnut Hill 02167 258 To KATY — CONGRATULATIONS! BRAVO! MAZEL TOV! MABRUK! THE LAST LITTLE BIRD TO LEAVE THE NEST — SOAR HIGH! WITH LOVE — MOM AND DAD Congratulations to David Max and the Class of 1987 Well I think it’s fine building Jumbo planes, or taking a ride on a cosmic train, switch on summer from a slot machine, yes get what you want to, if you want, ’cause you can get anything. I know we’ve come a long way, we re changing day to day, but tell me, where d’ th’ ch ' ldr’n play. — Cat Stevens 259 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1987 I A well-known product for New England. 6L0BAI GLOBAL PETROLEUM Supplies product throughout New England, wherever heating oil. residual fuel, gasoline and diesel fuels are used. Regardless of season, temperature or hour of day. oil products from Global are available at over twenty (and growing) convenient terminal locations. 260 CoHGRatolatiohs to 72 ? S£B ? 7frot SAMZ M IES rttiJAy , CM 9 bS TO CE W3 HOT E Z. Fl� 3HT . Peking oe butal mf zts 53 UtidBaRy ST Bosrosl . Nifi . 2£2-2 £ 9«f 7 Art s a crafts GlfTS •focMj)EC£) iTi0NS tyrcrn Heather Danya Diane ??? Diane Heather Danya ??? Danya Diane Heather ??? FRIENDS FOREVER!!!! clubs events dislikes The way we were... © tele convos studying G M.M. light table limits friendship arrv-the love of our life gossip 262 For more information, call 617-929-8600 or write New Student Information Office University of Massachusetts at Boston Harbor Campus Boston, MA 02125-3393 THE OMINOUS FUTURE KATY O ' REILLY Unable to stand the pressure. Kaly drops out ol Medical School in search ol the ultimate sandwich spread While fooling around with strawberries and cottage cheese, she unwittingly discovers a cure for aids Alter receiving the Nobel prize Katy decides to retire and is currently leading a life of idle bliss ORNA SONNENSCHEIN Immediately after college, Orna meets a tall handsome Israeli soldier The two fall in love and run off to Tel Aviv However with time, it turns out that this man is not Jewish, but an imposter Orna continues to love him although her parents do not approve of this arrangement Inspired by a dream, she opens a restaurant called. MA ORNA ' S HOME COOKING, ' and has instant success with this dining extravaganza. JOHN SLOVER — After graduate school, John marries and becomes a house husband One day, up to his armpits in soiled diapers, he realizes that his lifestyle is a serious threat to his masculinity He leaves his family and beloved household applicances and sets out in search of his true identity He spends the rest of his days happily, wandering through town parks and reading Shakespeare to the pigeons JORDAN BLOOMGARDEN - Once finished with college, Jordan sets out to achieve his two most important goals making money and drumming in a hardcore band By day he becomes a cunning stockbroker in a conservative business suit carrying his squash racket and briefcase At night, however, he would fill the hearts of all punk rockers with his cacophonous drumming talent Soon, believing that the welfare of the world rested on his shoulders. Jordan began exporting such relevant supplies as soft toilet paper to under-privileged countries Best of luck to the Class of 87 REUBEN SKY-STISKIN — After faithfully pledging his allegiance to the John Birch Society, Reuben went on to become a financial wiz, predicting the dramatic increase in Tofu stock. However, after having philosophical differences with his I B M. and after becoming disillusioned with Republican ideals, Reuben discarded his Paisely ties and pasta-maker and becomes a flaming liberal. Dressed in tie-dye shirts and wearing long hair, he currently wanders the streets of America in search of Nirvanna and yelling, Love your neighbor! KATY MARTINO — Katy becomes an astronaut and breaks the final feminist barrier by becoming the first woman to walk on Mars In the year 2005. her space ship malfunctions and her favorite old time television show. Lost in Space becomes her condition. To this day no one is really sure what became of Katy However, many of our nation’s most credible daily journals claim to have an answer. The National Inquirer itself reports that she has settled on a remote planet and has married The Little Prince. Sources say that they travel around the galaxy saving lonely baobabs. LINOR JUNOWICZ — After finishing law school. Linor grows sick of the daily pressures and becomes a private belly dancer performing for some of the most prestigious clubs in the World, and doing some Bar Mitzvahs on the side. However, she decides to return to her previous pursuit as a lawyer and soon becomes a respected judge, but she has continual problems with her love life. After five bitter marriages she falls in love with an axe murderer who she has recently acquitted and presently leads a life of crime, robbing liquor stores throughout the country. LAURIE JOHNSTON — After suffering an identity crisis, Laurie becomes a Jewish mother. Living in Suburbia, she typifies the perfect mother with two kids and a doctor husband. Her nice house with white picket fencing is often used for tupperware parties. She becomes the chairperson of the local chapter of Mothers Against Drunk Driving and head of the P T O When she is not busy with civic affairs she works part time in a pet shop and is the secret lover of Pee Wee Herman. LAURA KLATT — After completing college Laura travels to South America. Riding through the jungle on a llama, she administers medical and health care to the poor and sells M + M ' s While stopping in a remote village, she is captured by a wild tribe of headhunters. Her beauty does not go unnoticed and thus she is immediately crowned queen and lavishly adorned with rare jewels. Her domineering personality soon begins to take effect and slowly, she builds and cultivates these people into an economically thriving country Noted as one of the wisest and most popular rulers in the world, she is currently a respected member of the U N DYLAN PRINGLE — Uninspired by college, Dylan drops out in order to pursue life as a 60 s beatnik. After dabbling in Hinduism he realizes that he is fifty years behind the times. He decides that fitness is the way to approach life. “Dylan’s Slim and Trim Exercise Program, which is broadcasted on channel 6 at 3:30AM. grows to success. However, after Jane Fonda and Richard Simmons accuse him of plagiarizing his book. Dylan turns his efforts towards bringing about their corporate destruction. See you in twenty years 264 jflaffiCc HA JUffr Kl tt Wm TUOoffi Q Ka.A a 7a Uu-VatIU Kx Zj, 2 WW} It’s been said at the end of the first grade, and can be heard at the end of the twelfth. “No more pencils, no more books, and no more teacher’s dirty looks.” While it holds true for some, for others it will begin again in the fall at college. Yet, it is still a time to celebrate the end of our stay at the Brookline High School. For most of us, it has been an enlightening four years. From two plus two and Lexington and Concord we ' ve progressed to linear equations and Vietnam. Not only have we grown academically, but socially as well. We have established new friendships, broken old ones and tested present ones. There have been good times and bad times. Some of us have even shared and fought with an everlasting friend, our conscience I believe it is also time to praise and thank some people, for reaching the end of this journey could not have been done without their help. They have given us life. Some have cried with us and others laughed with us. They believed in us and somehow made us believe in ourselves. We owe many of them more than we can possibly think of. I thank my parents, grandparents, and brothers. Their love and support will always be appreciated and treasured. I thank my friends. Be they Craig and Val from first grade, Katy and David from fifth, Dylan and Jody from seventh, or Dan, Laurie, Jun and Becky from ninth through twelfth. The many I have come to know have been trustworthy, honest and caring. They have made it all the more worthwhile. Let us continue what we have started. I thank not only the teachers that I have had but all teachers in general. Their effort, creativity, and stamina has been the backbone of education. I do not envy their jobs nor the stress involved with educating but I applaude their courage. Now, I must end with a few words from a man who has always been my hero: “So we are all idealists. We are all visionaries. Let it not be said of this Atlantic generation that we left ideals and visions to the past, not purpose and determination to our advisaries. We have come too far, we have sacrificed too much, to disdain the future now. And we shall never remember what Goethe told us — that the ‘highest wisdom, the best that mankind ever knew ' was the realization that ' he only earns his freedom and existence who daily conquers them anew. ' John F. Kennedy 9 . 266 • Winston-Salem HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY • North Carolina Dick Swiech, N. Providence, Rl