Brookline High School - Murivian Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1988 volume:

Change and diversity are the meaning of our world; The American dimension. It is because the season changes, the weather changes, the country changes that the map goes on and on. Archibald MacLeish TABLE OF CONTENTS COLOR 1 UNDERCLASSMEN 34 SENIORS 68 FACULTY 138 SPORTS 160 CLUBS AND EVENTS 208 13. o ' u Tir Ti 771T a rx r B n Q( OD w i M JE.WJL H ' l.Ji ¥ BROOKLINE PUBLIC LIBRARY p 4 9 10 13 15 ■ 18 git ' - I ■At:. fn 24 27 1 It is not the destination that effects us the most. But instead the journey that we all must travel. J.D. UNDERCLASSMEN 35 There is nothing in the world that remains unchanged. All things are in perpetual Hux, and every shadow is seen to move. I i Ovid I i Akers 261 In Alphabetical Order: Lara Borovsky, Calvin Chan, David Delacruz, Nicholas Demonchaux, Cheryl Disario, Katherine Donners, Talisha Gomez, May Hew, Elizabeth Hillman, Edward Hingston, Michael Kelleher, Janna Krivoy, Jesse Kroin, Jason Laws, David Lynch, Nicole Martin, Kann Nachinoff, Gade Reddy, Jesse Redlener, Timothy Rha, Walter Rodriguez, Gary Shilman, Donna Thomas, Judith Toftler, Erik White, Alexander Williams, Linda Wong pii ‘ ■■■ 4 ' V ' - ; Ai- ' Akers 262 Row One; Aliza Yee, Christine Sontag, Khuong Ta, Alexandro Simovici, Thomas Demanchaux, Nicole Roberts. Row Two: Anionette Nelson, Kimberly Berghaus, Melissa Moroney, Khashayar Vakili, Jeremy Ross, Aaron Holmes, Yoshiki Yama-Moto, David Hixlge. Row Three: Felix Bondar, Judy Choe, Sean Delany, Jason Ward, Kareem Washington, Kevin Ma, Toshi Hoo, Rebecca Ritter, Nicole Martin. Row Four: Jennifer Moy, Paula Vaynbrum, Robert Piemontese, Lucia Whitman, Mr. Idzik. P— Sr-- ' r 37 Akers 263 Row One Jon Hresman, Peter Kisler, Andrea Shamsi, Manh Nguyen, Liz (jorman, Linda Ng. Lnid Chung. Row Two: Becky Dupilon, Natasha Springer, Charissa Rudnick, Itai Biederman, Carla Paes, Oren Melamud. Row Three: John Chung, Jackson Mon, Oamon Hughes, Victor Wee, l nce Johnson, Samuel Kennedy, I ura Hvans, Aden Lee Row Pour: Mr Walker, Jason Pennick, Nathan Tasato, David Khamenehi. Akers 265 Row One: Keshi Imura, Catherine Kumph, Rebecca Wilson, Dara Schraft, Jason Eich, Ms. Brooks. Row Two: Glenn Vitorino, Damon Briggs, Camille Solari. Johanna Master, Margret Kalfas, Balazs Kosaras. Row Three: Kim Foley, Myma Gabbe, Sarah Hamburg, Tali Bikson, M Strizhiver. Row Four: Bryan Kelly, Sean O’Leary, Alvin Menon, Monica Sneider, Colin Owens, Peter Sherman, Phu Huynh, Aaron Wheeler. Lincoln 245 In Alphabetical Order: Aanika Devries, landa Diaz, Antonia Diggs, James Duckett, JelTrey Enimerso, Amir FrankI, Aaron Gelb, Brenna Gorgone, Sarah Grayboys, Joel Mambuger, Paul Flannigan, Yardena Mipsh, Fleather Lampert, Brian Hyett, Elissa Mirkin, Gretchen Moran, Gavin Skillman, Dana Small, Denyce Smith, Daniel Smulow, Jesse Strachman, Ronald Weiner, Jonathan Zagoran. Lincoln 247 In Alphabetical Order: Julie Allen, Omer Bar- Lev, Judah Chivian, Anne Churchman, Emily Cohen, David Colburn, Bryan Connolly, Paul Donowitz, Benjamin Guzzetti, Erik Hajer, Tyler Jackson, Stanley Jourdan, Samuel Kennedy, Cressida L,erman, Shaundi Langham, Jonathon Meyers, Kristina Morin, Lula Owens, Theresa Rozon, Andrew Schydiowsky, Erica Scotto, Ashley Upton, Joshua Williams, Sasha Wizansky, Tina Wong, Kenneth Yee. 39 Lincoln 318 Row One: Maki Koto, David Rosen, Ben Perrin, Pablo Manga, Sasha Greatrex, Ava Hu. Row Two: Ms. Fox, Ping Ge, Eric Stone, Erin Nader, Jesse Nichols, Eric Woltemate. Row Three: Christina Lam, Catherine Kim, Benjamin Maitre, Ashish Kumar, Michael Kelley, .Maceo Senna. Row Four: Trevor Thomas, Imara Young, Juno Kerr. Sedii Daniels, Johnson .Mon. f Lincoln 406 Row One: Kenneth Kozol, Rommel Mosquera, Caitlin Riley, Sean Siegal, Mandy Mozayeni. Row Two: Arthur Levitan, Alexa Grossman, Danielle Gray, Aliya Cooperrnan, Sherral Tanko, Emily Michaelson. Row Three: Julia Russ, Chu Hung Yin, Lisa Shennan, Jennifer Malley, Jason Miller. Row Four: Malik Sniith- Barnes, Jason Schwaber, Herbert Tam, Jeff Lynch, YaoZhu, Brandon Patey, Leoniel Salgin. i- il 1 l- i 7 Packard 275 Row One: Guy Chayoun, Lydia Cavalen, liana Berger, Caroline Dnscoll, Becky Stropoli, Eyat Demonchy. Row Two: George Borokhov, Jenni- fer Marco, Ilona Lagowski, Asatar Bair, Sivan Henis. Row Three: Ben Baehrend, Paul Epstein, Tanaysha Howell, Tamar Aharony. Row Four: Dan Mirin, Jay Lee, Jon Diamond, William Chan. Row Five: Adam Alfred, Ivan Feletti, Michael Fenton, Mrs. Lowry. Packard 317 Row One: Ms. Fuciu, Nathan Guyer, Michael Flaven, Jacqueline Fine, Emile Harmon, Sean Harris, Row Two: Aruna Vijayakumas, Johanna Kaplan, Sigal Leibovitch, Keisha Carter, Limor Guberman. Row Three: Jacob Kaplan, John Han- ford, Sean Hutchings, Kirill Shkiovsky. Row Four: Lyn Johnson, Lior Amarillo, Cannon Clifton, Eric Fine, Jonathon Cohen. 41 1 Packard 37« Row One: Dan Chan. Mike Turih, Kim Smith, Jason Suderman, Angelica Vemol, Sara White, Justin Schall. Row Two: Hung Kn Tsai. Tnstan Weinkle, Sammy Yuen. Scott Williamson, Brian Whelan, Lara Glazcr. Row Tlircc: Niall Ste- phens. Jessica Rowland, Meg Sargent, Limor Helpman, Rachel Vollach. Row Pour: All Ken- nefick, Linda .Seghrue, Alana Keating, Danna Geller, Natasha Sorokin Row Five: Mr McKay. Packard 370 Row One: Mr. Mitchell, Chris Wagner, Penny Palermo, Sara Paisner, Robert Kulch, Rueben Kayden. Row Two: Ozen Yakali, Kevin Ham- ilton, Rosa Ncxia, Sepi Sanjar, Jacob Newell. Row Three: Allison Olesky, Jody O ' Brien, Dan Peterson, Kenny O ' Boy, Masha Pastein. Row Four: Noah Rumpf, Michael Perkins, Sean Gregory, Jessica Reardon. 42 I Packard 344 In Alphabetical Order: Nicholas Beasley, Scott Brown, Tina Chin, Lauren Dropkin, Theo Epstein, Katherine Gakenheimer, Roger Jerabek, Pauline Krol, David Lau, Paul Lee, Hoyee Li, Shirley Lim, John Malliaros, Asof Man, Karan Mavai, Gregory McCaffrey, Dennis McHugh, George McIntosh, Daniel Mejia, Hiram Montero, Simone Murray. Roberts 200 Row One: Kevin Mulligan, Tiana Cain, Michelle MacDonald, Rachel Zindler, Wendy Smith, Aaron Cohen, Noah Rosenbaum. Row Two: Rachel Stievater, Moriya Bodie, Jessica Levin, Adjoa de Almeida, Daniel Rainey, Stefanie McGarr. Row Three: Melissa Blanchard, An- drew Mon, Gail Dixon, Juan Sanabria, Adam Pollock, Shani King, Sam Sadowsky. Row Four: Joe Alkon, Ms. Guthals, Patrick Hsiung, Richard Radford, Jeff McGourty, Robert Caminos. 43 Roberts 300 Row One: Christine Kaye. Sam Tolkoff, Nancy Lange, Charlie Wong, Brett Berenson. Row Two: Emily Helfgot, Emily Schlesinger, Rebecca Herman, Shani Li Wong. Row Three: Eric Nada. Amber Heinecke-Levin. Not Pictured: Joshua Karant. Roberts 214 Row One: Donald Jackson, Brian Layarius, Gin- ger Rayarius, Rachel Rose, James Ames, Steven Benaquist. Row Two: Andrew Maclain, Julie Mpinig, Jerry Ewing. Betty Wong. Tanya Chin. Row Three: Ralph Wiltshire. Andrew Aines, Salma Kaymi, Michael Maymanian, Josh Moss, Michael Bemow, Jason Biaswell, Jeff Grant, Kim Herr, Nora Bloom. Row Four: Jessica Hamlin, Luciana Kon, David Shih, Leslie Fong, Kareema Cavallo, Jessica Maymonian, Mrs. Tobias. Roberts 3(W Row One: Arnold I)rueker, Angela Twomey, Tony Dopazo. Sandy Tuttle, Ben Ktscovit ., David Eisenstadt, Krysia Villon, Manuel Bolivar Row Two: Eriea DeVos, Kristen l.upien, Leah Davis, Laura Rivera Row Three; LIdiane LIniens, Stephanie Marshall, Noah C ' larke, Leonardo Martinez, Steve Taylor Row Lour: Ray Rollins, Mr. Bookston, William Deatte, Stephen Brown, Tessa Skinner, Rachel Chertok, Suzannah Vonaii Not Pictured: Sherry Tyrance, Christine Croinartie Roberts 109 Row One: Jennifer Tucker, Becky Pollard, Grace Kapplow, Jen Silverstein Row Two: Peggy O’Neil, Jennifer Taynior, Tracy Thom Row Three: David Piken, Brian Dillon, Susannah Cahn, Yuval Groneman, Ben Soottoo, Ms. Hurley Row Four: Bill Smithers, Mr. Shuman, Saskia Grinberg, Dan MacDonald, Gavin Riggall Not Pictured; Becki Clare 45 I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today. W.A. White 46 Akers 146 In Alphabetical Order: Wendy Bell, Jaya Bloom, Anna Boyson, Catherine Carroll, F-ernando Corredor-Ospin, Ziba Cranmer, Vera Davitash- vili, Matthew Fishkind, Tara Greenblatt, Janine Gutheil, Andrea He, Michael Kennedy, Shekoufeh Keykhosrowpuor, Ron Kopolvic, Joyes Narcisse, Eva Neuberg, Christina Ng, Al- fred Ni, Aaron Passel, Vanessa Perry, Jesse Rit- ter, Justin Rodriguez, Soraia Santanna, Daniel Takata, Ali Teymourian, Amanda Wampler- Kennedy, Amy Ward. Akers 260 In Alphabethical Order: Lauren Arnold, William Blaine, Kathleen Caulfield, Langston Cawthome, Joshua Chessman, Zachary Cutler, Joanne Donners, Maisha Emmanuel, Paul Evans, Mellissa Groves, Carl Harris, Dan Huynh, Ni- cole Corn, Jessica Logue, Rachel Martin, Katherine McCumber-Gold, Thomas Nguyen, Michael Olsen, Michael Paes, Traven Pelletier, Stephanie Rennke, Paul Sacks, Allan Saunders, Parker Schweich, Michael Steams, John Toy, Samuel Trachtenberg, Soonie White, Michael Wong. 47 m Akers 253 Row One: Bella Ostrovsky, Susan Hew, Lisa McCallan, Valerie Jones, Rebecca Widom. Row ' Two: Anita Joshi, Rowena Louie, Leah Gorman, | Eli Weissman, Edmund Chen. Row Three: Mr. Butchart, Gretchen McNeill, Christian Rokicki, Jaci Washington. Row Four: Derrick Williams, Howard Miller, Daniel Master. Row Five: Alex | Gee, Christopher Row, Keith Mayfield, Holly Smith, Adam Schwartz, Michael Tow, Andrew Politzer. Akers 267 Row One: Nicole Grier, Beatta Baranchuk, Nicky Smith, Sophie Gtxxienough, Kim Alexan- der, Cheyenne Rothman, David Hickman, Andrea Block. Row Two: Doug Saulnier, Preston Holmes, Ronald Harewood, David Emory, Alex Tarasenco, John Ta. Row Three: Lenny Lipovetsky, Gwen Kiessling, Ines Ynzenga, Spiencer Virta, Vor Nguyen. Row Four: Bill Hibert, Brett Porter, Phillip Richman, Kobie Evans, Jeiran Otmishi, Edward Louie. 48 f Lincoln 333 In Alphabetical Order: Flora Alekseyeva, Alyson Baker, Elizabeth Becker, Steven Berman, Natalie Bick, Sarah Blakeley. Michael Campana, Casey Charles, David Clark, Yassaman Daryabegi, Vincent Dinunzio, Michael Dunlap, Molly Flynn, Haidee Janak, Justin O’Brien, Keren Paik, Juan Pelegrin, Alyce Peltz, Derek Perkins, Toby Proctor, Sara Roscoe, Anat Sagi, Levanto Schracter, Michal Sela, Kenneth Small, Gerard Walsh. Keen Wong. Lincoln 336 Row One: Ann Ford, Silver Nys, Karen Stem- feld, Yi-Wen Fang, Patricia Danglad, Julianne Jackson, Billy Fegan. Row Two: Min Ya Cha, Judy Soo Hoo, Josephine Pergola, Juan Tirado, Erich Horsley, David Sesnovich, Mr. Viglirolo. Row Three: Kevin Duggan, Yolanda Courtney, Julie Clifford, Kimberly Shubow, Christine Ferris, Stephen Burke, Danny Halpem. Row Four: Rosem Gat, Matt Siber, Ayanna Sheperd, Matthew Swig, Benjamin Spunt, Tiffany Woolf. Row Five: Michael Cattan, Hasan Meyers. 49 Lincoln 34 ) In Alphabetical Order: Yin Chun Chu, Hrian Davis, Inbal l arber, Amy lord, Albert Canon, SaraCiray, Kric Haven, Helen Hennehs, Jennifer Herring, Stephanie Holmes, Tahir Hussain, Heather Jackson, William Jacobson, Kban John- son, Cecilia Kim, James Kinley, Anna Kukalka, hlijah Lapson, Lynne I y, hva Lowenthal, Ajcct Mandemath, Carla Moran, hmilio Kixinguc , Kcnjamin Treacy, Vanessa Vonlambsdorf, Andrea Wang, Nguyen Weeks, Michael Williams, Jessamyn Williams Lincoln 341 In Alphabetical Order: Jonathan Flavin, Karen Hanssen. Gemila Hassen, Matthew Hopps, Christopher Lewis, Kristen Lewis, Jonathan Manon, Petchron Mason, Nicole Maxey, Tara McCarthy, Alpheus Mitchell, Joshua Monroe, Jason Morin, Samson Mui, Lxiri Nelson, Selena Ng, Twan Anh Nguyen, Anthony Pizzarelli, Susan Pons, Margaret Reid, Christian Requena, Matthew Sfara, Viki Stathopoulos, Ayanna Thomell, Fred Weng, Enca Willy. Ching Wong, Lisa Wong, Kin San Yun, Melanie Yung, Mona Yung. 30 Packard 359 Row One: David Brandt, Rachel Brown, Rachel Zack, Jamie Summ, Atimed Cook, Tina Lee, Sucheta Doshi, Shanon Conry. Row Two: Ms. Walen, Liz DiKkray, Danielle Blood, Yu Na Chang, Norika Hataya, Abby Benn ett, Gabrielle Chodes, Helen Kearns. Row Three: Mark Audeh, Jason Flatley, Henry Chow, Victor Koytikn, Kim Huyen, Sarah Emery. Row Four: Derreck Welch, Jossiah Mazzaschi, Tamara Eivers, Andrew Cathey, Kimberly Abrams, Crystal Eisher, Shawn Eagle. Row Five: Zeke Bowman, Lawrence Duffy, Peter Flaven. Packard 361 Row One: Karen Yau, Sharon Lemay, Elias Howell, Gloria Wong, Min Kim, Se-Yun Lee. Row Two: Alexis Gorham, Karen Fried, Amara Gavnn, Shari Kerrel, Vincent Wong, Courtney Kalish. Row Three: Katherine Keeler. Chris Her- man, Andrew Jainchill, Michael Kramer, Phillips, Jung Min Lee, Matthew Rothstein, Harry Mattison, Randoph Lim. Row Four: Mr. Cunningham, Jay McDonald, Nathan Foot, An- drew Janick, Kevin Kenefick. 51 Packard 363 In Alphabetical Order: Alberto Arango, Mia Barron. .Meredith Burns, Dawn Churchill, Martha Costin. Wiley Cox. Ingride Francouer, Juan Grandino. Jennifer Helman, Julia Hobson, Denzil Kanarek. Rachel Jarvis, Valerie Karasz, Paul Lacy. Jules McCann. Christopher McNeill, Wilhelm Montero. Matthew Moroney, Sharon Morrison. Adrienne Najjar. Joseph O ' Brien, •Marianne Peralta. .Anthony Rousmanerie, Kathenne Stanbro. Arthur Trestin. Kevin Vila. Jessica Walling. Brenda Welch. Gabrielle Williams. T Packard 364 Row One: Dina Sonenshein, Lee Williams, Grace Yung. Row Two: Amir Golparvar, Alii Rally, Luther Pinckney, Gilly Strauss, Zoe Sand, Amy Woodward. Row Three: Gabe Sapolsky, John Zalvidar, Martin Price, Amber Salter, Larisa Brothers. Row f ' our: Dcna SimainkoL Phillip Yee, Alexandra Simeonedes, Mr. Cohen, Gary Situ. Roberts 21)2 Row One: Mrs. Nowak, Jeremy Rosen, Theodora Shih, Rachel Polansky, Shana Dallins, Michael Shalran. Row Two: Jonah SaTar, Tamara Bekefi, Jennifer Medearis, Aron Miller. Sonja Reid, Rinat Ezer, Derik Gary Row Three: Alex Midler, Reza Taheri, Muniba, Masood. Anthia Economore, l.ucy Fernandez, Yolanda Mendez, Elizabeth Edraos. Row Four: Derek Wing. Malile Cavallo, Michael Ford Roberts 208 Row One: Mr. Goldman. Sarah Russo, Robin Fabiano, Fleather Glendon, Sean Barrett. Row Two: James Partan. Dan Roth. Gracy Naggar, Margaret Killough, Vlad Gankin. David Chili. Row Three: Prisilla Cook. Stephanie Morse, Rosanna Louie, Remato Khon. William Chee. 53 Kobcns 213 Kow One; Marcia Lux, Kelly Boles, Sharron Swan ., Kandi Gross, Kana Tamb, Daniel Max kow Two: Albert Rabinovich, Ixah Furlong, Adi lyobel, Julie Steiner, Kachcl Koprek, Julie Remold, Kelly Golobin. Row Three: Stephan Dargo, trie Leibman, David l nge, Damian, Barry, .Michael Kelly, Benjamin Boime Row Four; Joshua Stevater, F-d (J’Ncill, Candice Bourque, Joshua Weiner, Charles Weiner, Dana (j(K n, Kristina Linden Roberts 393 Row One: Mary Joyce Parial. Michele Flarworth, Charlene Annello, Eric Taylor, Melvin Leder- man, Amanda Selwyn, Angela Flew Row Two: Armand Sidoni, Sam Riley, Lori Cullen, Justin Curtis, Anna Rudnicki. Flollis Crowley, Nausika Word, Adam Goulston. Row Three: Gilon .Mil- ler, Thul Tea, .Marvin .Mei, Richard DoPazo, Liz Randolph, Michelle Connolly. Row Four: Mrs. Flibcrt, Dujuan Stubbs, Bruce Barber, Danny Cohen, Samantha Raynes, Tara Peters. Akers 143 Row One: Ms. Lebach-Rosenbloom, Kyriacos Kalfas, Scott Bhrlich, Philip Sbaratta, Adam Conviser, Deborah Grande, Meredith Melzer. Row Two: Bdward Reltsman, Rachel Bowditch, Reka Kosards, Kathy Robinson, Pam Horwitz, Carolina Nuboer. Row Three: John Nguyen, Leonardo Torres, Anthony Rolle, Stella Feld- man, Jose Garcia. Row Four: Kwame Bailey, Simon Lin, Althea Malcolm. Akers 145 Row One: Rian Brown, Rami Salmon, Katrina Flaff, Lissa Kennedy, Adine Thomas, Tanisha Moultlie , Tarik Parkman, Derek Ellcock. Row Two: Seth Milstein, Peter Yung, Fleidy Rodri- guez, Nadine Nassar, Melissa Park, Brian Sutherland, Jennifer Voigt, Kwong Wong. Row Four: Sarri Salmon, Janet Ma, Peter Tam, A1 Norton, Elif Akol. Row Four: Susan Yung, Nicholas Flye, Bobby Teahan. Vl 57 Akers 2W) Kow One: Nina Oalv , Tim Heilman, Rachel l as- ten, Shawn I’olk, l)awn Kirchdoler, Kara Roy Row Two: Caroline Kanegson, Connie Chin, John Lin. (iary Seitis, Laura Cjrcer. Ms. AitwoixJ Row Three. Jean Carroll, l,aurel C ki. Kale Rabinowii ., (ireg I ' ool, Lli ahcth Caulfield Row Lour: Gary .Medina, Kwamc Hailey, Kojo firiffin. Hen Kirshner, Simon Marxer, .Micheal Appel, Maureen Hrady. Akers 268 Row One; Melissa Park, Peter Schwab, Jesse Epstein, Irena Deytch. Samantha Lobis, Karen Ng, Mira Genzer, Nate Anderson. Row Two: Morgan Andrews, Arghavan Mostafavi, Vincent Yee, Jennifer Anderson, .Mari Madsen, John Robledo, Jennifer Crowell. Row Three; Olga Statevich, Anna Jacobson, .Margo Levinget, Ben Siddel, Joe Harestile. Row Four; John Kumph, Mr. Roop. Lincoln 235 Row One: Svetlana F lshak, Carol Giurdanella, Jennifer Mills, Justine Lranko, Inna CJerson, Daniel Akiba. Row Two: Merrill Ecker, May Yung, Arash Ezzate, Eugene Shabin, Cathy Donovan. Row Three: Ed Leibman. Brian McCarthy, Bree Hamilton, Ted Drougas, Diana McClure, Ed Shuster. Row f- ' our: Eric Cedar- gren, Raphie Breines, Steve Wong, Sharon Glokerson, Guy Parker, Tamir Koch, Kirk Simmins. Lincoln 237 Row One: Donna Rodriguez, Lilac Cohen, Caitlin Allen, Debka Janelc, Aida Cano. Row Two: Aaron Delia, Helen Smagolski, Linda Lou, Lisa Rae, Amanda Frost. Row Three:, Richard Yung, Joey Chan, Ben Wizanski, Andrew Ber- man, Shawn Jones, Adam Scotto. Row Four: Rachel Kelley, Caroline Cawpbell, Laura Lucchesi, Joseph Chuchman, Scott Upton. 59 I.incoln 325 kow One: l-inh Nguyen. Tyler Hradford, Whitney huriga. Monica F ranco, FFeathcr Pisani, Maria Kaltu .hnaya. Row Two; Kira Thaler- (Jorlin, Tom Yee. Mickey Shih, Minh Nguyen, hlisa Moy Kow Three Jaime Requena, Jason KiKtmick, Dana Kadish. FJealher Lewis, Nancy Ixe, Mouman Sadri, Mrs l-arsen, l-aura Smoycr. Kow f-our: Philip Dunlap, Jon Hlau, Zachary Conen, Chns Petervin. Row Five: Matt Isrcal, Andrew Alvord, Joshua Cummings. Kambiz Hazazi 1 1 if ■ ' 1 ' ] fir ] Lincoln 327 Row One: Karla Tnantafyuou. Sandra Ng, Josh Lazar, Rosanne Diggs. Jill Richmond. Row Two: Richard Wheeler. Sarah Robson, Peter Stelle, MikeUlich. Uval Wachman. Flallie Gilbert. Row Three: Robert Howard. Jason Delong, Steve Yuen, Greg Allen. Rebecca Sterlin, Rom Chan. Row Four. Jing Lau. Leanord Decordova. Daniel Budavari. Not Pictured: April Savoy. 60 Packard 348 Row One: Mr. Coombs, Yu Ling Chen, Yu Di Chen, Michelle Chin, Eleza Budd, Julu Cohen. Row Two: Melanee Alexander, Gaelle Leforres- tier, Emily Baldwin. Row Three: Marc Carroll, David Bloom, Joel Anvi, Steven O’Connor. Row Four: George Hi, Steven Josiph, Eric Bikofsky, Kristen, McCarthy. Packard 351 Row One: Amos Yaniv, Mitch Verier, Alan Slosberg, Sam Schneider, Dan Gero. Row Two: Bryan Clifton, Gia Stoll, Jim Santino. Row Three; Jason Sanford, Alice Yee, Fanoula Georgopoulas, Nancy Courtis. Row Four: Janet Yee, Kelly Snell, Tracy Steffen. 61 II ilia’’ Packard 352 Row One: Irene Hout, Sophie Sahenes, Dun Donoff, Sophie Foot, Justin Eivers, Row Two: San Simon, Guirlene Etime, Christine Hen- nessey, Michelle Hallisey, Vadim Fredberg, Jesse Gordon. Row TJiree: Greg Daniels, Yuval Snalepike, Claudel Francoeur. 62 Packard 353 Row One: Mahia Sabokrooh, Phil Murnhy, Scott Regolino, Tony McElheny, Alex May. Row Two: Dmitri Kofman, Melanie Reardon, Kahli Parham, Steve Rivo, Richard Ross, Jonah Paisner, Debbi Mudge, Rebecca Spack. Row Three: Roni Reichler, James Pakistas, Alicia Reitman, Andy Perrin, Guido Rasek, Ms. Cauchon, Joab Ryan. Packard 354 Row One: Alexandra Lahav, Kate Linebaugh, Stewie Katz, Bobby Lou, Andrew Kelley Row Two: Britt Jagodnik, Mandy Kilgore, Brooke Lashley, Todd Kaplan, Jeremy Kreem Row Three: Ellen Katz, Tina Dhorify, Julie Marco, Chris Klinefelter. Row Four: Mr. Stem, D.B Makley. Not Pictured: Peter Karp, Tamir Lipton, Nancy Kane, Pauline Langdon, Joyce Kodsi, Mike Vallee, Allison Leibman, Kathy Nolan, Felicia Cox, Vova Kitaygorodsky. Roberts 301 Row One: Ariel Silbert, Ben Lorch, Dana Rubin, Victoria Rubinshteyn, Recha Winkleman, Rachel Meuburger. Row Two: Brenda Mak, Sharon Smith, Jessica Field, Melissa Stauss, Rachel Weinstein. Row Three: Lisa Diamond, Laurel Wilkinson, Robin Blanchard, Jason Pina, John Fuhro. Row Four: Mr. Flint, Marty Rureda, Andre Clark, John O’leary. Not Pictured: John Bourque, Alex Delaria, Dhruv Mohuidra, Mike Powell, Dan Seiberling. 63 Kobcns 308 Row (3nc: Kami Daonahuc, Meg iir K)ks, C ' hloe Pienc, Malt Pincus, Kale MacDougall. Row Two: Rajni Mannan, Jeff IJong, Michelle Hasch, Peler Wilson, Yan Schechler Row Three: Knsiina l ngdon, Meidi Hanlon. Cynlhia Crys- afuylli, Corey IJahlsiedl, Mrs Gorman. Vi 1 i J n ' Roberts 388 Row One: C.F. Ramsey, Noa Hitron, Leah Dorf- man, Phung Tang, You Lee Thea, Mida Tea. Row Two: Gabriel Christy, Jodhua Craine, Geoffrey Lux, Hans Contreras, Priscilla Wilt- shire. Row Four: Jai Oiha. Yanbin Ding. Not Pictured: David Agee, Patricia Chiu, Sean Pollard, Geoffrey Reilinger, Christian Rivera, Dmitri Samarov, Masami Tamba. Larissa Jourdan. 64 Roberts 391 1 i I I i; Roberts 392 5 Row One: Rebecca Lynch, Nicole Adams, i Rebecca Weber, Vlada Aginsky, Stacy Tyrala, j Ms. Nielsen. Row Two: Dominique Verrecchia, ■ Diana Campillo, Jennifer Gray, Rebecca : Febiano, Amy Mpontsikaris. Row Three: Benjamin Young, Melissa Macarthur, Eric I Knox, David Dubin, Edward Gekman. Row Four: Sean Clancy, Andre Withrow. i Row One: Dwayne Thomnson, Archana Nagraj, i Melanie Leitner, Reedy McDonald, Toby Os- I trander. Row Two: Kristof Heinicke-Levin, Robin Cain, Rosemary McConnell, Brooks ) Kaufman, Adam Marks, Julia Grand. Row I Three: Mark Burnette, Rebecca l.eiberman. Tiffany Wolf, Fred Hsiung, Miceal Chamber- I lain, Leo Shneydemian. Row Four: l,ucy Cook- son, Winnie Yee, Wanda Yee, Brian Mazma- nian, Korin Riley. 65 HHI YOUTH We have tomorrow Bright before us Like a tlame Yesterday A night-gone thing A sun-down name And down-today Broad arch above The road we came. We march! Langston Hughes ixChe) L o C in fi- ( I Al ' DlM A(;i l Oulsuio. I Mrckh tiu- nmul th.il huics ssiihin New, pfulc. I lose h ur vs.ilK th.ii keep me lieil OulMile, I hre.ilhe nevs .iir th.il re.khes me (■h.isiive, I don ' t belong no ine owns ( Ml KYI JI ' DIIM Al.KON I linally le.imed Ilial there w.i jn me An mvmeihle summer puppy lose to i.i lelr.Uten U ve and Thanks lo All My iTiends and l amily JhSSICA ALLISON i would he only a pile of wr but for the hoarders that mold and shape into a glistening crystal of light - [) W A J A ALhXANKA N ALPLK Nature’s first green is gold. Her hardest hue lo hold Robed l ri U Thanks aruJ I love you Mom. Dad. J 4tn hnka. Lisa. Beth. Kann NATASHA Al.TSHl ' L AHhAI) MY I KILNDS. K K TIKI IS ( Al l INC. CS My dear friends, thank you tor your loyally laira. (.ena. Tanichka. thank you tor your love and BCT X()K)L()’ BRANDON L ARTHCR 1 believe in getting into hot water I think it keeps you clean — G P Chesterton (P L ) Tharu for gixxl ntemones GS. BK. JM. LH. BK and The wall Hockev Baseball Mom. Dad and Obie Luv Ya YA-BA-DA BA -DfK) ' THDDY ALVARLZ Some are bom lo move the world — to live their fantasies hut most of us just dream about the things we d like to be Neil Peart CARMIT AVNON “Lt ve thy neighKir like thyself” — Jewish Sages MICHAHL AMES ■’Into the distance. A ribbon of black Stretched to the piunt of no turning back” — Pink Floyd Thanks Mom Dad SARA A BADER Kids will grow like weeds on a fence She says they look for the light They try to make sense They come up through the cracks Like grass on the tracks And she touches him goodbye Suzanne Vega AARON ARNFELD Thanks for everything Dad. Mom, . Nina Also thanks to some special fnends; Tom. Paul. Saun. D P. M W. J S. M M. N M. M f. R A M . K D. R A. and R R All IS well. to 92, AMORY BAKER Your future President Ask Not VMiat 1 Can Do For You ' Ask What You Can Do For Me So chill out Relax I Have The Country Ur der Control. Smile I I 74 ELIZABETH BAKER You are the moon. You pull me m and gaze On down at me LOVE YOU ALWAYS CAROLYN Remember Penny-Picking Copley ' ” Luv-ya Tiny: “Let’s plav Beadv ' Thanks to bougie. DL. LW. IH. SA. fj. JC. TP. ND. and mom and dad NANCY ELIZABETH BAKER Ought not one to encourage young pe iple w ho have just finished their studies to take a long trip on an EMILY H BEASLEY ■ ' 1 wonder as I wander — Angus It would bean argument (ora week, laughter fora month, and a goixJ jest forever — Shakespeare DANIEL JONAH BECKER MANY YEARS LATER, as he faced the firing squad. Colonel Aureliano Buendia was to remem- ber that distant attermnin w hen his lather tiH� k him Gahnel Marquez ROAD warriors 1 (DUDE ' ) THANX. MOMS POPS • — AND. to ms Best Buddv. LUVYA Becks 75 AKIhl. BhKkn kxyofc � ux)d by himwif in a ihivUy comer of che fixrsi and iboughi ahoui diing% Sometime he thtHjghi iadly lohirrudf. Why ' ”and %omelimet he thought. ■ ' Wherefore ' ' and vometimc he ihfwght. Irusmuch a which ' ’ — and winKtimei he didn ' t quite know what he wa thinking about — Winnie the P xih SHANK HKl.L I HOPh I SKh ALl. YOU LONC.TAU.S AT THh RCK ' K R)R SOMH C RUCIAI. AND DICK IV DARK N STORMYS At SOMh STltT SASHUNS LIVK I.ONC. AND PROSPhR — MR SRK ' K AUTUMN BKNNHTT BanncdinD C wiihalhousandotherplaceslogo Gonna swim across the Atlantic cause that ' s the only place 1 can go — bad brains U)ve and thanks to my parents, fnends, S W S. Mrs C and all the Bettys YASMIN S BKN HAIM For long you live and high you fly And 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 ALL MY LOVK TO ALL MY FRILNDS. I WISH YOU l.UCK IN hVLRYTHING TODA IMA VHABA DOUG BLRKSON A man ' s reach shtxild exceed his grasp. Else what ' s a heaven for — Robert Browning i MF.ISHA BERMAN The best thing tor being sad is to learn something Learn why the world wags and what wags it That is the only thing which the mind can never be tortured by . never tear or distrust, and never dreamof regretting Merlyn. IheOnce and Future King T H White VICKI BERMAN SIGN O ' THE TIMES METsS WITH YOI R MIND HURRY. BEFORE IT ' S TOO LATE uive a little LOVE, have a little HOPE AARON BERNS-TEIN MATTHEW BETZ Before me peaceful . behind me peaceful, under me peaceful . over me peaceful . all around me peaceful. — Navajo Indian Keep the belay tight, the heart strong, and the ambition at your side U)ve Mom. Pops. Mangey, family fnends and always. E 76 I.AUKA Bi.OOl) Ask and it will be given lo you; Seek and you will iind. Knock and the dttor will be opened to you — Matthew 7.7 FRANK BOWEN 1 remember we used to practice in the gym; then on the way home, we’d play on the playgrounds until dark 1 played when I was cold, aching, and so tired and don’t know why. I just kept playing Larry Bird KATIE BRUELL Sometimes there’s a song in my brain and I feel like my hean knows the refrain — Pete Shelly AARON BLUFISTEIN Who threw the ironing board out of my window ' , ” ■•Well, well well well, well well well well, if it isn’t little Alex ” — CUxkwork Orange (sq w b a V } M 1 . M P . M C . B V . J I, . R B . K R . S L . J.O . N M , I’ll never forget ya ' AMBER BRASWELL Yesterday made us what we are today, tomorrow is THANK YOU Mom Dad for EVERYTHING. The Marco’s AB + JM Forever 143, Class of BEST WISHES CL. AL. JO. AC. DE. LN. VH. and JSB JOHNJ BURKE ■’It IS better to live nch Than to die nch Thanks to the gang;SF. JR. AH. BD. DW. TH. BH. JB, PG. JF. SK Turkey Day 19S7. Baby, T Boy. Pumpkin Special thanks .Mom. Dad and Ztie. 1 love you all “Let the goinJ times roll on” JASON BLANCHE And then one day. in his own gixxl time He bkximed He could read. He could write. He could draw. He ale neatly, and He spoke! But it was more then just a word, it was a whole sentence and that sentence was T made it” — Leo the l.ate BUwmer Mommy. Chew-chew. Amy. Steve YAY ' EMILY J BROWDER the pnnee was confused so he asked the magician the magician arrived at the answer profound . if she takes off her dress then the sky will fall down, and tf the sky falls down then we play on the ground dtsmds the Roches BONNIE BOWDISH Once I loved you Sometimes I miss you Always I ' ll care for you Never will I forget you — Anon The memones are here, and who could forget them? Nothing can be forgotten Thanks to. LH. NW. KD. SP. TE, AW, HK. JM. HH. MC. KD. JT Most of all to Leslie I will miss you. 1-4-3! ADRIENNE BROWN I ' ve enjoyed my four years at Brixikline High School, and now I’m ready to move onto college specializing in childcare 77 NOHMl A BURNS Thankyou MOM DAD for all yoursupfK rt and to all my girls Shan. Moja. .Ape. Tanya. Ki. Ina. Kyom. Ncice. Karc. Quiche. Moll and Can 1.4.3 AA. Ph.ACH ' Remember me Bn okline. Tm Chu nky hut Funky” ' Moji. Hell No. I ' h. U(i4H” Summer of S7, we broke out 1 .4. 3 All hut 1 really RK ' HARDK BYDA • I MF: FAUl.T IS NOT IN OUR STARS. BUT IN OURSFXVHS •• SIMON CANICK Mien you’ve seen beyond yourself — then you may find, peace of mind. IS waiting there George Hamson SEAN P CANN THANKS. MOM. DAD. PHIL. JOEL. JOHN MUMFORD— ANDTHEGIRLS INS W GUYS I - MAJOR. M-M.BFD.CHRIS.JIMMYKEIR. i GREG. DAVE. BIGGS. FLY SEAN GIRLS — ' KATt ' A. TIGER SILL. I LUV U LUV WAS HARD LEARN. U TAUGHT ME TO ALL THE REST WHO HAVE ENTERED l.NTO MY LIFE THANKS WOLVERINES — D LINE HRS 3402-267 B R WINC — 4 1285 — W ' E ROCK-AK I JOHN CATALAN Not long ago. the wnterof these lines, in the mad pride of intellectuality, maintained the power of words” — denied that ever a thought arose within the human brain beyond the utterence of the human tongue . — A E .Poe J MALCOLM CAWTHORNE Say It loud ' I’m BLACK and I’m Proud — James Brown The world is as big as you make it! — Georgia Douglas Johnson Thanxtomyfamily.Bev.S.E.,R M .G.G.,S M . W.N .TM.TW.MF.AS.YM.MH Y’ALL KNOW WHAT TIME IT IS KAI-CHING CHA Come to the edge No, we will fall Come to the edge No. we will fall They came to the edge He pushed them, and they flew Guillaume Apollinaire IKHJG CARLYN tl looked like this back then) Dolphins find people amusing, but they don’t want to talk to them - David Byrne I was so gm)d. even I couldn’t stop me World B Free (iood night Drive Safely — David Leltcrman CAMI CAVADl “For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow’s only a vision but tixlay. well lived, makes every yester- day a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope.” Tomyfamily.CP.MB.EH. +JL thankyouforthe times we ' ve shared, loved and helped each other NATHAN CHICKERING Most people think Great God will come from the sky Take away everything, and make everybt dy feel high. But if you know what life is worth, you will look for vours on earth _ Bob Marley MARINA CESAR ”1 can’t change the direction of the wind, but I can ladjust my sails to always reach my destination ” - Jimmy Dean LO-IT-ALL-2-U Thanx ma pa Penny Jeff. The gocxl times that .last!MS. AB. MM.Esp.PD Good luck JulielAI- ways on my mind ' 1-4-3 or 8RA H. S. sweetheanIJLM 2 1 85 79 BONNIH ( HOW “The journey ot a thousand miles start with a ' Single step ' ' Thanks for all of you who had been so HLIZABI-.TH ANN ( HRISTOPHI-.R I am on my way running Before me licslhcedgeof the wiirld. I am on the way tt reach it Not far away is the edge of the world I am on my way running . — frt m a Papago song lx l your youth have free reign it won ' t come again — Ztirba We ' re going to need a bigger boat STHVHN CHU IF YOU l.OVHSOMFTHINCi.SHTITF ' RFtlFlT COMKS BACK TO YOU IT’S YOURS. IF IT IX)FJsN ' T IT NFVHR W AS THANKSTO MY FAMILY. THE BOYS LC.KC. CM. VL. AM I)L, FOR GF:TTING Mh THROUGH THF: GOOD AND THE BAD TIMES SPECIALTHANKSTO JOAN. FOR AL- WAYS BEING THERE FOR ME I LL LOVE YOU ALWAYS SYLVIA CLARK The learning of many things leachclh not under- standing Heraclitus QUACO CLOUTTERBUCK “IF IS THE MIDDLE WORD IN LIFE TD LIKE TO THANK MOM DAD THEY KNEW THE TIME- 37 IN EF¥ECT GRETCHEN COFTIN W ' c might B laughing a bit t(X loud but that never hurt noNxIy Craxy 8‘s I miss U Last5 SC Jailbales BL Beefbuls A1 Cranks RL psych 4 VS FAN KENZ MUDA RH Mai B buds Bives Bixis 4-EVA Gree lace Be my ANDREA COF MAN REMEMBER W HAT YOU PUT INTO LIFE YOU GET OIT OF LIFE THANKS MRS L. MS J. J ANSTY. AND SPE- CIAL THANKS TO MY MOTHER. FATHER AND SISTER I KNOW THEY WILL ALW AYS BE MY BEST FRIENDS I LUV U ALL EVAN COHEN To be nobody but myself — in a world which doing its best, night and day. to make you every- txxly else — means to fight the hardest b le w hi any human being can fight, and can never stop fighting 80 HEATHER COURTNEY They’re loud They ' re obnoxious They’re proud They’re conscious But don’t forget that TTiey are your future — StKia! Distortion GABBA GABBA HEY’ — The Ramones AUSCH ’ CHARD - BROILED ” CORSINI T once went out with a dame who said she was glamorous I said so what — Marlon Brando I dig a pony” BENJAMIN C CRAWFORD If possible, so far as it lies with you. live at peace with all men Romans 1 have come that men may have life, and ma have it in all It’s fullness John I’ve got sunshine on a cloudy day. — The Tempta- KIA COLLINS YO Ina U know what time it is? Summer 87 ' — “I LIKE THE BEAT” I got the bottle ' Who got the Cup? Seriously, be in your own bleep To my Family — THANK YOU ' •‘THE CREW” — INA. LINDA, FLO. JULIE TEE, NB, MD. DW. TC. HC — LATER ANDIF YOU CAN CATCH THE WAVE BUD ' Remember, A little inaccuracy saves tonnes of explanation MICHAEL CONELLY An artist is a dreamer consenting to dream of the real world Uwe to family, fnends. my cat without whom, 1 wouldn’t be here today IRA COHEN God gave us two ends One to sit on One to think with. Success depends on which one we use most. Heads we win. Tails we loose.” TAVO CONTRERAS Lobster Boat; Katie Pat. work again 5 a.m,;Pier 10 Matignon fixitbail. Warriors I “Soulhie is my hometown” CALI- FORNIA!!!!!!!!!!!!! ' THE BATTLE TANK $100, , HelloScottwhatareyoudoing?H.C:You spaz!!TG. LM.Oh yeah and AC. I Love You Ann. 81 JUDITH DANTOWir Grasping at a glimpse of gentle true spini. he runs, wishing he could fly. only to tnp at the sound of gtHKlbye - eSN Still cra y after all these years. — Paul Simon Thankstomom, Ron. Dave The rest of you know who you arc thank you for BVhR ' VTHING KEVIN DAVIS Thanx Mom + Dad “Life moves pretty fast If you don ' t stop and look around a little You could miss it. Ferns Buellcr RICK DAVIS The key to eternal youth is immatunty since we ' ve got to be here — LET S LIVE — Marsin I ' m gonna get a little higher and see if 1 can hotw ire reality — Jackson Browne JENNIFER DEADERICK It IS the time you have wasted for your rose that makes your rose so imponant . You become responsible. forever. forwhatyouhavetamed You are responsible for your rose. The Fox “The Lmie Pnnee ANGhl.O DIMITRIOU Sometime?, the poorest man leaves his children the nchcst inheritance R t RENKEL BRIAN IXX ' KRAV I’ve got to keep on chasing that dream, though I may never tind it. I’m always nght behind it BOSTON Thanx (or the great times; Burkey, Henna. Eay. Deano. JR. Hellas. Mom and Dad FtM)iball X7. Turkey Day Jaimie Tm not like this. I’m really kind of shy MANUHl. DELVALLE Thank you to my family and fnends for alt their love and support M D ADAM DIAMOND Got what 1 got The hard way And I ' m gonna make it better Each and every day So honey IXm’t you fret ‘Cause you ain ' t seen Nothin’ yet. CHARLES Wll.LIAM DKifil-.S “We mourn this senseless planet ol regret, droughts rust ram. cadavers that can ' t tell us But i promise you one day the White Eires ol Venus shall rage lX;nis Johnson BEN DILLON No more w ill I shop around 1 know I want the best girl in town Eve seen all I want to see bring your g(xxl love to me TO A B thanks for the gtKxl limes MB. MS. M M . M S .B M . A G ,PG .J H .P M .M D .R S . D.G-. J.E . S K . and my morn YANZHONG DING Mountains will still be there, water will still flow forever Thanks to Dr Suttm Thanks to all my Chinese friends Thanks to Mr Leverich, Mr Cohen. Ms McDonnell. Ms Gauthals and Tal Kubo. Soon I will leave you. but I will always remember CHRISTOPHER DOLEZAL “ . . . must be the clouds in my eyes — Ellon John “Start in the middle” — David Shepard “ . . we all want to change the world — John Lennon Paul McCartney KRISTA DOLDT Don’t look back with sadness Don’t look ahead with fear jusl lake it as it comes until it comes in clear I love you mom DAD Thanx to DD KO DC BB NW JM SK LW KD MC GS BK TT-KD (BC) LW-KD lets steel it crash summer “87“ best friends BA 1-4-3 always Miss ya. MIC Ilh.U.I ' . I.I■.I, IXJWNINCi ■ ;0()l) MMI.S HAD MMhS YOU KNOW Wl. VI. HAD OUK SHAKl, ■ x:ppc. in 7-4 HC.I.uv Ya IIOKIK MKHC .M. C ' SItC KI, 6 l5.Xf;MI, 14.1 ' IHANK YOU ' HN Aamll-. l.S — • I lf 5-2 KT ' Clri ' KO — ■ W halfvcr ’ I W ’ l.ardo • I 52C II Un clued ' ■1)1 Bad C o ■ ■ Cil.MMIl-. ,1 Sicps ' KO. 1)0. WhiTf MO’ II I.1-K7 ' BiHip. Tina. Sophia Thanx Moiu. Dad. Nanny. Mr O KOSTAS DROUCiAS Hired your lud. or (he neh nun ' � c‘ l( all (hat you need IX in your soul I.YNYRD SKYNYRD JULIE DRUMHELLER So sc gress (ogclhcr. like (o a double cheny. seeming parted, but yd a union in participation But fare thee well, farewell — Shakespeare MATTHEW R DUFFY •This IS not the end It is not even the beginning of the end But it is. perhaps, the end of the begin- ning.” — Winston CTiurchill 84 RAY hLUN “Thai ' s all I ddo all day I ’d jusl be a catcher in ihc rye and all I know it ' s cra y. bul that’s the only Ihing I’d really like to be “ — J D Salinger ARTURO f-AGUNDO “To get through B H S iseasy All you have to do is avoid the inevitable, overctmie the unsunnount- able and learn to sleep with your eyes iipen — Arturo Fagundo CHRISTIAN DUNHAM “No problem” has been my son’s philosophy on life. Whenever you asked him how he was doing in schix l, he always said. “No problem” And of course, his answer made sense: there was no prob- lem. He had failed everything.” — Hill Cosby Vi amo Mom. Dad e Giuliana YO YO ' I Hh BIG J G1 ()1 I R1 ” AARON I l)(il RS More than any other time in lustor) . mankind laces a crossroads One path leails to despair and utter hopelessness I he other to total extinction 1-el us pray we have wisdom Iti clumse correcll) VViukIv Allen IhanksMOM.DAD.I.il .PW.RS.Iish.UC.SM. AH, . RH. MW. IheHandRemains ANYA FPSIhlN “We will read in the autumn evenings. We ' ll read lots of biH ks. and a new wonderful world will tipen out belore us GcKid-bye home ' (iiK)d-bye to the old life ' ” -- C ' hekov AMY EVALDS We must teach the young to play, for no man learns anything worthwhile under compulsion — Socrates Love to Melisrna. Lierre. and Jess. YI-SHIANG FANG These are endless galaxies which are yours You can journey to infinity Through the endless usage of your minds Life can exist forever These all belong to you SETH ELIN True fnendship is like sound health, the value of it IS seldom known until it be lost — Charles Caleb Colton Some people have a large circle of fnends while others have only fnends they like — Horace Walpole Tact consists in knowing how far to go too far J Cocteau SETH EVANS The world is as big as you make it , Georgia Douglas Johnson Thanks to IS MF. CT. JP. and ALL MY FRIENDS and to the 37 . . Peace DAVID S EGAN Life moves pretty fast If you don’t stop and lix k around once in awhile, you might miss it Thanks Mom. John. Sue. Lon. and Pam. 85 ALYSSA HISHKKN Ix ' t the memories iilv jys be with us. the g HKl limes never lorgotten. and it v.e musi part we will all still be together in our hearts l.uv Angie and C C . and es| ecially Tina my lavorilc sidekick — 14. Thanks I ' orallthelaughler AndtoJohn — 1 loveyoualways JHNNIbKR mC H “What are you going to be when you gel big ' her lather asked Amanda, in an orange sunsuit. had tired of chasing moths and was studying the pecul lar atiemiHm shadow projected across the country side by Bow Wow Mountain ‘Thea‘ is no name for what r rn going to be when 1 gel big ' she answered KATHhRINH FKKK ' HhR In the real dark night of the soul it is always three o’ckK ' k in the morning ' F Scott Fitzgerald DhBORAH FLIhR ’ Tve seen fire and I’ve seen ram. I ' VC seen sunny days that 1 thought would never end But I always thought that I ' d sec you again — James Taylor DAVID FRADNC ' HS IXk-s anyone really know what I like in a girl Hey . there you have it what are you going to do So what ' s with this snow siulT’Vou know . it never gets this cold in Flonda ' SANDRA FRHhDMAN GODGRANTMtTHfcShRtNlTV TOACCFPT thkthingsigannotchangf:.coi ' rage TO CHAN(it THE THINGS I CAN. AND THE W|SIX)M TO KNOW THE DIFFERENCE SERENITY PRAYER THANKS TO MY PARENTS BECKY I LOVE iC)l ALL — TO MY FRIENDS IM GONNA MISS ' OU DEBBIE F ' REFy.E ThanksDad. for being supfH rtive loving thnnigh my years, and Mom. love you both To Patti . thanks for all the breaks John A for your supptvn Pilar l a hope we ll be close fnends for 7 more years Mark we had fun’ P S Ron “Got my mind set on you’ JAIMIE F ' RIED They say the w hole is greater than the sum of the parts It ' s made of. PIPPIN Fnends fores er:Jo. Zoe . G il I MD . SF. J B . DW .JR. BL. AL Penel You ' ve got a fnend Shishie Cheer leading:Beailes I love you Grandma. SusieAiKLF Thanks Mom. Dad. Mr Webb. RM. AT. Thanx for the memories. Bnan 86 ELIZABETH GAFFEY If you don’t know where your going any road will get you there BF’S SHELDO, MULLS. K LUV YA’S GL BC CM CS LG EW RL Marshfield 7-4-86. GG YES MAAM ' Sunshine Van. Kellys. WW DD Christmas Parties and Gatherings Thanxs MOM. DAD MIMI. EDDIE. DANNY LOVE YA’S MOTWWW HAMSTER + GRl J? AARON GABBE Every part of nature teaches that the passing aw ay of one life is the making room for another Henry David Thoreau ’Tm so glad. I’m so glad. Lm glad I’m glad. I’m glad” Cream RACHEL GAKENHEIMEK Pictures ot neverending dreams 1 can’t see what these images mean, linked inside me can’t see thiise rainN)ws free Like perishing Bowers The stop and twist and die - The Cult This IS for when the radio IS broken and crack les like uranium orchids — Bauhaus PILAR GABRIEL Love you Mom and Dad Thank you for your love and support Henry, through all the lough times we’ll always stick together Love Ya ' Thanks Lea. LP. AC. KT. for a fun four years Hey Debbie ' There is always a party going on somewhere 87 ANDRhA GARLAND the seasons they go round and round and the painted pi nies go up and down we ' re captives on the carousel of time we can ' t return wc can only Ux)k behind from w here we came and go round and rt)und and round inthecirclcgame WHLN IN IX)UBT — C ' ONVtRT TO MOLLS — RG AVILAH GETXLER In spite of everything. I still believe that people arc good- — Anne Frank JAMtBLA GHIGLR ■ ' Since you have been gone I been lost without a trace I dream at night I can only see your face I Iwk around But It ' s you I can ' t replace — The Police I love vou Jamie Thanks Mom. Cal. RY. EG. BT. MB.AF.JK.AW Ms Cauchon JR(7 4 87) LEV GELB As Gtxl IS my witness 1 haven ' t the faintest idea what I should do Opus SARAH GALLAGHER Seniors From Hell ' Abandon all hope wc who enter here - Dante I nfrrno 1 1 1 . i x There was bli xkJ and gore al I over the f1(Mir. and me wiihtHil a spexm T K F Bye to thtisc I leave behind AS. ( K. JK. JS. MA. MP. and to KK. OM. IXi. BH. AG My love to the butterfly GRBG GONG You know when you are silting on a chair and you lean back so you can sil on two legs and y u lean tcx) far and you almost fall over, but jUst at the last second you catch yourself’ 1 feel like that all the time — Steven Wnght ALLISON L GILBLR ' I l-ookingback, I glimpse into my inncrseil realize I have come a long way It hasn’t been easy but the end result is worth it I have more to accomplish, the battle doesn’t end after HI Sch (live 2 the world the best U have the best will come back 2U Thanks2M l), VH NA MKS C ' l liH TS NIELS GODFREDSEN Walk lightly Think of a time You’d best believe This thing IS real TA LKl N GHE ADS TINA MARIE GIAMBRO We each have tomorrow, but we all had yesterday. Lyssa:E ' ishic Lake G S4-88. 14. Rav thanxBig Brother Cici: Sax ler Tramps ' Donut Man Smangie; Subs Eclairs in Southic. l,oren: 4 15 82. lavo; S Bos AND M Bay 1 (Jix d luck to cousins Gle V Paul H 143MB AWCiao Brook- line 70-88. Marina Bay AF My best times were w you ' JOHN J GOLDEN Ml ’’The grand essentials to happiness in this life are something to do. something to love, and something to hope for ' ’ Joseph Addison Thanks Mom. Dad and Mrs M MAIA GOODELL It’s really a wonder that I haven’t dropped all my ideals, because they seem so absurd and impossible to carry out Yet I keep everything I still believe that people are really gotxl at heart — Anne Frank DEREK GOLDMAN Parting is all we know of heaven and all we need of hell. — Emily Dickinson Best wishes to all — loDanno. Flddy. Em.TS. EC. JK. JE. BDand the many others I have loved, good luck and thanks All the best to Rich Hynes and a special thank you to lam Ryne. — Derek NATALIE GINZBURG ■ ' One must study to know, know to understand, understand to judge” Thank U ET NA SF VR LZ for good times, long chats, and being there. — always. JAMES A GILLIS Thank youallforagreatfouryearsatB H S.andlhe nights at the T. Thanks guys, R G . AL, D D . Joe A . B D . Dave. M L •’A Dog ’ E G B I T U “X4”M L M Love J K -So X-ited’’!! D. S, (LOM) Hev Ivorv H K BRK -OUT ' DINA GOODMAN Fly away. Fly away. I’ll close my eyes And 1 will fly away Neil Young 89 i ANDREW C.ORDON Thanks to all the guvs TS. DC ' . MD. JH. DK. BV and the girls I luv vou Liz THE BROTHERS THREE BEER VIKINGS Thanks mom and dad and Phil who 1 couldn’t live without PHILIP GORIX)N [.aughter is the helium that bnngs wings to the balliHin of happiness Bob Hope I6-X7 Phildo. ElipcwerPhil.Thc Bn hers Three. The Beer Vikings. The JeeponPS.ATdav.SkiOrtord. Thanks Andrc-w RISK NOT Tin WHOLE WAD PENELOPE GRABOVS Ten Miles Behind me And ten thousand More to Go JT All my love and thanks to my family and fnends. esp.Dad Mom SKP Sar Jaim RR and KG CHRISTINE ANNE GRADY So many worlds. So much to do. So little done Such things to be Alfred. Lord Tennyson SF.i . as if we are speaking to no eaiN but our own 90 EVE GURIAN Sunled into an awareness ot the mystery of vege- table motKls TIFFANIE HALPIN A young woman was feeling quite sad. because love was a gift she never had Thought she. it would be quite fine if a love could someday be mine. (Anonymous) THANK YOU TO MY MOM AND MY BROTHER BEST WISHES TO KIVELLY SHANNON, also JI. PH. TG. LG. MM. PK. ID. Karla and everyone else HEl.EN M (JREELEY When you’ve seen beyond yourself — then you may find. , peace of mind, is waiting there — And the time will come when you see we ' re all one. I and life Bows on within you and w ithout you — George Harrison From the new girl — Thanks for all the help everyone gave me TONY GROUTSIS For already have 1 been a boy and a girl , a bush and a bird, and a mute fish leaping out of the sea on Its way . — Empedocles JONATHAN GWIA2DA It ' s sort of like hitting yourself to make the pain go — ENTER THE LABYRINTH — SAMUEL GUYER If 700 monkeys type tor 70() years, one ot them wi Shakespeare — Mario F Tnola we have to d i all that we can — Verbal Assault LONG LIVE B, H. S. SWIMMING NAOMI HAMBURG Did Chuang-Tzu dream he was a butterfly. Or the butterfly that It was Chuang-T u In one ' s body ' s metemorphoses. All is present, infinite virtue ' ILANA GREENSTEIN Sleep tight, kiddies Tomorrow ' s a weird day — Tim O ' Brien Remember, m ' boy. never bury your mother be tore she ' s dead — l.aura Swan EDWARD GUZELIAN Ot two evils, choose neither — Charles Haddun Spurgeon The aim ot a joke is not to degrade the human being but to remind him that he is already degraded — George Orwell EMILY FIRTH HANFORD On these blustery mornings that could be wet trom mv kisses I need nothing else And then again. — Alice Walker 91 m KA(iANI ANNA IIAKKIS ix ' jmin)! IS lindin oui sshji you jlrc4uJy knovk l oin IS iJcnKinsirjiin (hjl you know ii reaching ' is reminding others ihai ibcy know jusi as We are all learners, doers, teachers Richard Hach AYANNA MARI any antics of a heat gerseralion in their w ild scarcii for kkks highting, drinking. sc iming convenlMia Making wild hive I A lo M. DAtK. my love, and to those who under- stand. rerTKmhcr Upon us all a little ram must fall ly ROHI-Rl MAKTh Here It comes the hardest part try ing my handle on the road Keeling dif lcreni teeling strange this could never he arranged. Now I’ll take it calmly and serene tor I’m changing into a dilfemt scene Bob Seger Ihanks Mom i Dad KRIC J HAKVhY I he all ot things is an infinite conjugation ot the THOMAS CARl.Yl.h AKIRA HASHGAWA Honnara Mata HILARY J HATThNBACH Just dose your eyes again Until things get letter You’re never far away But we could send letters. — Roddy Kramc (A lcc Camera) JON HAYhS NO ONh gets out of here alive HYL BIG Bud ' SS DANIhl. HhKFLMAN KI-.LP YOUR ThHTON I Hh PhGS AND YOl ' R W HKLUS ON 1 HL (JR(H ND THANKS MOM. MK, KK. HONDA 125 s l.LK SCOTT Htl.MAN The only reward of virture is virtue, the only way to have a fnend is to be t ne Ralph V aldo fcmerMin Image and reputalu n are what other people think i f you Character is what you are. Dale Brown BRIAN HhNDERSON WOP POP A-LCK) BOP A WOP BAM B(XJ.M ' — Lmie Richard 92 JOSEPH DONALD HINGSTON “Seek and Ye Shall Find” Thanks. Mom, Dad. Bonnie. Ed. Amy Love always Margaret Bums J H + M B. Thanksgiving Day Game 35-20 Thanks Good LucktoTJ+GM.TS, JO.DA.BT.JM.BM.MC. CC. CB. MB. AW, MR DOHERTY. MR. GRADY. UNCLE JOE “What do ya want to go““69“ Firebird Convertible 4(X) MYLAIKA “LACE” HENNEKEY Newspaper taxis appear on the shore, waiting to lake you away. you climb in the back with your head in the clouds and your gone . . J L P.M Follow you. follow me. Matt Dream for a while all the things that make you smile W W. LTG. Petri Dish . . GUR ARIEH HIRSHBERG Half the people in the world love the other half, half the people hate the other half Must I. because of those, put flag-poles on top of my house and a shelter at the b ittom ' ’ Half the people love, half the people hate. And where is my place between these — Yhuda Amichai VICTORIA HICKS ' In the midst of winter. 1 finally learned that there was in me an invincible summer “ — Albert Camus lo J, Ansty and J. Cradle: Thanks for all your help!! To Mommy and Jamal, 1 LOVE YOU!!! ANDREW P HENNESSEY So I’ve lived with no regret wouldn’t change a thing and yet now and then . wish I could start again David Gates Thanks Dad, Mom. Tina Mana Always remem- ber Falmouth plasticcup — ha. ha. ha:Girls at Papa Gino’s. OJ. B-Ball. U?ather Pants, and of course 1 2 87 . “Prin-tess”. SARA A HENNESSEY To be all that you can be you must dream of being 93 — Pink Royd. Gt)i no lime lo spend and uecp. The lime has come lo be gone And iho ' our health we drunk a Thousand limes. | Have lo Ramble on — Led Zeppelini LISA HOI ' LIHAN I can’t be contenicd wiih yesicrday’s glory. I can’t live on promises winter to spnng, Ttxjay IS my moment and now is my siorv I ' ll laugh and I ' ll cry and I ' ll sing RANDY SPARKS Thanks Mom. Dad. .Nana. Nan. Jim I LOVH YOU ' CORA HORSLhY He heard w hilc he sang and dreamed A pipcf piping away. And r ever was piping so vad. And never was piping vo gay ' B Yeatt lAH MORGAN HOUSE ■ They re calling this the age of no reason ' Whe things have ik) rea.son and you sec that all around you. then there ' s all the more reason lo HAVE a reason What a fantastic chance It ' s like I ' m siiU throwing myself into the void ’ — Wilham Alu card — XxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxX 94 kare;n huy(}ui-; THK I ' lMH HAS COME WHE-,N WE-. ALL MUST LEAVE AND GO OUR SEPARATE WAYS. THERE ARE THINGS I WILl. MISS AND OTHERS 1 WON T I ' HANKS TO MY MOM. DADANDSLSTER I HANKSTOTHE PEOPLE WHO HELPED ME PREPARE EOR LIFE AND OE COURSE THANKS TO ALl. MY FRIENDS CM KN NB Ml) AS TG AG CC AF WN AB DS CHEERLEADERS flight that falls uptHi r.X” JACOBS sparcnl or opaque, reflccl had a great i - Physica Study ComiiiHlet DL MC AE JN GD LY AY KA MOMDAD “Whenever I see your smiling face. 1 have to smile myself because 1 LOVE YOU ' ” — PHIL P KRISTEN L HUNTER With every note of the mountain temple sunset bell how sad to hear days turn dark EVE ANNE JAMIESON What IS a cynic? A cynic is a man who knows the pnee of everything, and the value of nothing. — Oscar Wilde 1 like garlic on my breath, and so do my fnends. Laune and Beth. JAMES J JORDAN Flonda’ Where’s Flonda? To all my fnends thanks for everything! “ Uy me down and SMACK ’ EM YACK ‘ EM ! ! — AIRPLANE. THANKS T M AND M C MONIKA JANSEN If you tell the truth, you don’t have to remember anything. Thank you fnends tor making these years so great To Carla. May our children play together. Good luck class of 88. GRAHAM JERABEK It there is no struggle, there is no progress Fredenck Douglass It IS not the fall that hurts, but it is the sudden slop Unknown ALEX KABANOVSKY I don’t want to be immortal through my works. I want to be immortal by not dying. — Woody Allen KARINE JEANNERET Pull out, puli out on the Long Trail — The trail that is always new! I never saw a Purple Cow. I never hope to see one. But I can tell you anyhow. I’d rather see than be one! — F G Burgess Wouldn’t you agree. SHA LIZ’’ MIRANDA DAPHNE JUNOWICZ Ideas are clean. They soar in the serene supernal 1 can lake them out look at them, they fit in books, they lead me down that narrow way. in the morning they are there Ideas are straight — But the world is round, and a messy mortal is my fnend Come walk with me in the mud HP 95 Jl ' l.n KAMINKOW II you can tma ’inc il. you can achieve t( il you can dream i(. you can hecome i( — William Ward Hianks Mom. Beth. (iA;(i lor all your love and suppon BE5S KARGER Only a moment, a moment of strength, of ro- marKe. of glarm)ur — of youth ' . . A flick of sunshine upon a strange shore, the lime to rcmeiiv her, the time for a sigh, and Goodbye ' — Jose{ Conrad I Love and thanks to my family and fnends; I’ll missi JEFF KANTROWITZ Of all the famous men who ever lived, the one I d most like to have been was Socrates. Not just because he was a great thinker, because 1‘ve been - know n to have relatively profound insights myself, h although mine invariably revolve around a Swedish airline stewardess . some handcuffs. — Woody Allen ( Aim RINl. kAlIN r.ilhcr lx- hoi or cold M you arc lukewarm, ihc Lord will sfX ' w you tonh irom His mouth Jerry lare Ia ' wis OEBORAH H KANAKK K A point in every direction is like no point at all It all depends upon your pinnt of view - Nillsoo j, STACY KATHS So many faces in ami out oJ my life some will last and some will be now and then Life is a senes of hellos and gtxHlbyes Lm atraid it ' s time for a gixxlbye again — Billy Jtxrl 1 want to thank my Mother and Dad for putting up with me for all these I years To Spock. Alex Dzy and all the rest, lhankyou BRIAN PS KELLEY Now I know my ABC ' s Next time won ' t you Sing with me Thanx to my Brothers. Mom, Dad. Fnends and M-l-C see ya real soon K-E-Y why because we like you M-O-U-S-E KATHERINE AIDA KENDALL ■‘For instance . . if Chnstmas trees were people and people were Chnstmas trees, we’d all be chop- .ped down, put up in the living room, and covered I with tinsel, while the trees opened our presents I For all the limes, with all my love SG. AS. AG. JS. I MP.MB.JK.BH.LG Thanks, all. BUTTERFLY ' HOPE KELLEY 1 never promised you a rosegarden Joanne Greenberg I thank all the people who were there tor me at one point or another Special Thanx to Dina Nan_ucket’ Run where ' . ' Who ' . ' Uko ' Also, the kid who hated sand TD t CD (JP) JENNIFER C KHAW ■ ■ Here’s to what the future bnngs, 1 hope tomorrow you’ll find belter things — The Kinks To those who have been there, through the gtx. d times bad.youknowwhoyouare thanksand good luck ' ” B-AM. I’m soexciled. BRK-OUT” Thanx Mom. Dad Margery SHANNON M KELLEY The most precious collections are those of our memones To PG and JF ZPSL JR SFAHGM AT TH and to my family THANKS ' CHERYL KILGALLON it we had no faults we would not lake so much KM MPTw nK L SH -Pnn-dess Falmouth Apnl ' 86 TS 1 lost it when 1 jumped over the wall summer 87 CM summer ' 86 JO 143 Always and Forever Thanks MOM and DAD Tommy and Michael Class of ' 88 always!! DAVID KENNEDY THE HIGHER YOU CLIMB A POLE. THE MORE YOUR BUTT SHOWS BRIAN BOSWORTH FOOTBALL(M)TURKEY DAY KICK A YEAH WALT ' THANX LY. JK. RY. GD LATER BEER VIKINGS. MEX. SOMANY LAFS KING BENJ. FOREVER AND TO BECKY ALL MY LUV SHERRI KING Live for today always and forever Thanks and much love. Mom. Dad. Jt e. Jack. Karen. John. Chnsline. Wendy, and Julie l! 97 KX)R KUPlJtMAN In every s x;icly v me men «rc bum to rule. And Mime lo Advivc K W kmcrvNi fool, but never � iu (kiwn heMiva Ixntc MhYA l ACMAPhl Li: It may seem like the end. Bui ii only the begm- To Mom. Monica. Kohler. Slcphanie, Sand and the B Ball Cheerleaders. THANKS AND 1 l.OVh YOU Al.l CiABRIfclXH l.AKON T.hT rHK MUSIC IX) THh TAl.KINCi ' KWOK LAI NHVLR TAKh YOUR SENIOR PHOTOS AT THE VERY LAST MINUTE THANX TO FAMILY. FRIENDS. AND TEACHERS FOR ALL YOUR SUPPORT A B . M F . A W . P M . A L . A TOW . AND G W — YOU GUYS ARE BEST T D . C N . E .M . D L - THANX FOR BEING THERE FOR ME VW l PETER LAM NATHAN LAMONT Alter all. what isrealitv hut acollectise hunch ’” — Lilv Tomlin ■When I ' m when P n.h ' ”Yes. Christopher Robin ’ Lm not goin to do Nothing an more Never again ” ■Well, not so much The don’t let you ” — A A Milne TED LAWSON Attitude problem ' W hat attitude problem? RUBEN A LAYMAN Dim’t back awa just yet From destinations set 1 dare you to be proud To dare to shout aloud For convictions that you feel Like sounds from bells to peal — Bauhaus ANNY LEE THERE ISONLY ONEHAPPINESS IN LIFE, TO LOVE AND BE LOVED George Sand With all m LOVE to Mom. Dad. Nano. Ken. Polls . GM GP’ ALW AYS the BFlSTioCL AB LN MY MY .Mr Waldron MISS U2:Tak-Hung Eddie GOOD LUCK FK SKK SNK PL TL ALPHIN DS in Spam 87-88 9S JOSMl ' A 1 IMHAII 1 .i.h AMor If I «crc ouf wife. 1 sh.uild fl.ivmir mslon Churchill Anil if 1 Mere our hush.uui. in.iilam. 1 chnulil ilrmk if niOMAS l.hRRA THKRIi ARl TWO 1 MINGS K) AIM AT IN l llh MRST. TO Gl-;r WHAT YOC WANT. AND. AITTR I HAT. TO l.NJOV H OM Y A Sl.l.KCI IT W CAN ACHIT T. TUT ShCONl) IHANKS MOM DAI) AND INGhR ' H I O B S. nil HANSON BROS C l INT. JAKh AND T,1 WOOD BTUhS RUSI.ANA 1.KVKNTA1, NKVhR KXCHhD YOUR RIGHTS AND THKY W 11.1. ,S(X)N BhCOMT. UNLIMITKD THANKS MOM DAD. THK MChACHHRN TA.MILY DW KW RB CM SD KH KIRK l.OVh YOC ALW AYS 4 EiVLR JON M LEVIN I ' ve never met Napolean. but I plan to find the tinK I Pretzel Logic) — Sleely Dan MICIIAL TLA INI. M candle hums ai N ih ends. li Mill noi last ihe nighi. Bui. on m IiK ' s, and on Inends h gives a lovelv light Edna St Vincent Millav MARIANNE LEW IS I suppose sou might as well be told something — to prepare vou A ' ou are going to a queer place Trances Hodgson Burnett STEPHEN LEW IS As I escaped the bonds, of the earth and slipped Through the swirling clouds to dance among the golden shafts of the heavens. I knew then. I had found what I was liKiking for Maine ' 87 TL . MW , H S . GL . J , (}od B less SL God B levs vou always SARRA LEDERMAN PEACE. MOTHER. BROTHER PEACE OF MIND U GOT2 LOVEONE ANOTHER ALL OF THE TIME BECAUSE A KISS ON THE LIPS IS BETTER THAN A KNIFE IN THE BACK CAN U GET 2 THAT ' IT ' S YOUR WORLD 4 A LITTLE WHILE — BA.MBI. I THOUGHT WE WOULD BE SO RIGHT MAYBE IN ANOTHER LIFE YOU ' LL BE MY SHINING ARMOURED KNIGHT MARGO LINDHNBALiM Slow down you’re doing fine You can’t be some- thing you want to be before your time Thanks alol you guys B!TU Decn. PM 86 BKK OUT ' JACOB LIPSKY Looking back on when I was a little nappy headed boy Then my only worry was for Christmas what would be my toy You grow up and learn that kmda thing ain’t right But while you were doing it It sure felt outta sight. (SW) SAMfif-.l I. INSKY All I want out ot lite is that when I walk down the street tolks w ill sav. ' There giU ' s the greatest hitter who ever lived Ted Williams. I can’t complain, but sometimes 1 still do Lite’s been goinl to me so lar Joe Walsh BAKBlh JO LOO I’m wishing on a star To follow where you are I’m wishing on a dream To follow what it means Thanks for being there. KM. CN. NS. NL. YN. AW. MD. PM. KW.CC. BL, LW Guys I’ll miss you! Thanks for all the happy limes ' I Will Always Love You Denis ' I’ll Love Y� u Always Mom Dad KDWARD LIANG ’An idea is salvation by imagination Frank Lloyd Wright ROGER LIPMAN Ttere’s a feeling I gel Vhen I look to the west knd my spint is calling ' r leaving — Robert Plant DOUG LUCCHESl It’s a wise man whortilesthe stars, it’s a fixd who ' s ruled by them Over and out — The Cosmic Muffin 101 THOMAS J I.YNCH U firM y(Mj(inn l succeed conkKler maiin); f iluie (� ur ' rh nks Mom I jJ l avKJ I love y Hi Gretchen Tlunksgivin Day 35-20 G mkJ luKk BHShxrtball ' KK Thanks and (MMKJUcktoJH SIB TS U;Ohic (B — M( IhcTceks- I a — JM CTiippcf — CC Salch Oassn WS — GM ROSANNE LYNCH ■ ' Tvscniy years from noss I m going lo look back ai this and LAAAAUGH ' ' Jim Davis. Love and many thanks to DAD MOM JEFT AND JOEY Meg — watch iHJt for those humuhumunukunuku pua a ' Thanks. gixnJ luck + love to fnends buddies ' Today is the first day oflhcrcslof mv lifc. PHEW JENNITER ANN MaLtX)NAU) Dandcliondaysandfjreny nights. Rainbt w dreams and Christmas lights .A magic time to grow and learn. Your guiding hand at every turn I thank you lor those special years ol laughter, love, and even KKN’IN JOSl PH M.ACPHERSON Fhaiiks. Mom and Dad. and fnends SW, MS. AG. KB. DM. JM I love you IX ' nise Ryan forever MARSHA M AGEE SHARON MALLEY If It ' s a future World we fear. We have tomom w ' s Seeds nght here For you can hold Them in your hand. Or let them fall Into the sand PAUL MANN “Gotxibye School “ ■‘Gtxxibyc Hriends” ODED MARON “The Hute is not an insmiment which has a good moral effect; it is too exciting “ — Anstotle “Life can only be understoi d backwards, but it must be lived forwards ” — Kierkegaard “Thanks goes to family, fnends, and the Meshu- lams of the world “ — Meshulam JOHN A MATTHEWS Thanks. Mom. Dad. Chip. Phil and Maryellen Thanksgiving Day Band. Johnny. Mike, Tony Thanks;TC. TJ + GM, JI + JK. SM + KGJH- MB BT. MC. DA. JO.CC. TS. CB. TS Aerosmith — Providence 87’ “THE PIGEON MOBILE 1 Lxne You Tracy — TLF CAROL MARKOWITZ “To err is human — but it feels divine “ — Mae West “Dudley and Metzger divide the schcxd between them, there is no third. — T.S Miranda A demo is worth a thousand words. — R Gibb DONNA MARTENSON I can only take reality in Small doses, other than that. I find It far icxi confining, — A Bag Lady j KAELA MATRANGA There came a day in this land of plenty, when the wolf-pack split in half and went in different direc- — Jack Lxmdon 103 KIRK Md-.Ann RN I.DIK AI ION IS MAN(ilN(i AROUND UN 1 11. YOU VI- CAUCiin ON A WORD OF- ADVK ' I. NI-.V! R SiOl TO l‘AR I Y CAUSE WHI.N YOU IX) YOU DIh THANKS MOM. DAD I 1. Y RUSLANA I KI LLY Md.ARR HARRY ART THOSL WHO DRI AM DRI.AMS AND ART RT.ADY TO RAY THT RRICL TO MAKL Till M COML TRUL — LJ CARDINAL SULNLNS ! U vc You Mom. Dad. Sicl . Kcv , and lamdy Ilianx SH. C K. rW. NK. MR. CM. Rl . LY. SK. and MH F ALMOUTH ARRIL H6. CABBY. DF D BR(K)KL1NL TLNNIS 88 TIMOTHY Mc(iONA(iLF-. II you have nothinj! nice lo say ab� mc someone sii nexi U) me Alice R(k� scvcIi CFIKISTINh MKAl Y Many dreams come true and Mime have silver linings. I live for my dream artdapockctfuluf (Mild jcii cppelin TR KH. B(i. SD. LB.CM.es. BC. IXJ M(i. RL. F-.W 7-4 86 J I. HouscMaxmings. HadCo in N H Kelly ' s K B Thai IS. like OTGDY ML. DM KIMBFvRLY (RU-QIN) MbI I THANK MY DAD MOM BROTHF-.RS SISTLR IN-LAWS AUNTS UNCLLS. COUSINS. TRIFiNDS WHO HF-.LR MFi ROSLMARY F LIZABI TH MLINKRT Toihmkot the theatre IS to ihmk of my heirs and my brother’s heirs They will be b� im to love the theatre and will spend their lives lookinj! lor it as it dis- appears — TJwin BtHilhe ROLANIX) MhNDhZ BL ALL YOU CAN BH — U S AR.MY I DID IT I’d like lo thank MOM DAD for everything, my little sister pnneess lor supporting me throughout mv season I I’OVh YOU ALL’ Steph. Mi Amor F(X)TBALL CRF-.W TL ' RKLY DAY. WORD’ BR(X)KLINh 35 NKWTON NOR TH 20 Uier 37 Posse ALfcXANDhR MfcRRO If they re try ing to run you out of town, get in frorH ot the crowd and pretend it is a parade ' Sally Stanford The end of the world is near Buy records now’ SAMANTHA J MHRTON My interest is in the future because I am going to spend the rest of my life there — C F Keitenng Thanks Mom. Daddy . G-R. G-P. and ail those with whom I’ve shared my lifeatBHS Gixxl luck Bobby + later. Paul Miss you all. Samantha R S I love TALYA MILLFR ■ TTiere arc stars w ho ' s radiance are visible on earth though they have long been extinct ’’ — Yoni See You in Israel ' THOMAS MARTIN MINfXJtfc If there’s a bustle in your hedgerow don’t be alarmed nc� w It’s just a spnng clean for the .May- Queen J Page R Plant MARGARET ’PEGGY” MIRANDA HEN I W AS A CHILD 1 USED TO TALK. THINK. REASON LIKE A CHILD — WHEN I BECAME A W OM AN 1 PIT CHILDISH W AYS ASIDE A PERSON IS LIKE A BREATH — HER DAYS ARE AS A FLEETING SHADOW W E CX) NOT SEE THINGS AS THEY ARE — W E SEE THINGS AS W E ARE IS ALL THAT W E SEE OR SEEM BUT A DREA.M W ITHIN A DREAM ’ — Poe 104 TONY MOY ■’Standing on a hill in a mountain of dreams telling myself It’s not as hard as it seems.” — Led Zeppelin And may your dream be realized.” — U2 Thanks Mom + Dad. Lillian, and fnends. DOUGLAS MURPHY Well B H S , 1 came inside to ACE all of your classes. Now I guess I’ll go back outside forgcHxi Bye, Bye ' Thanx K B . S H at Bermuda the dog. M M . T T . J B . ADOG. Mr D and B S. Gcxxi luck BLUTO and Scott M U)RBNNA MONTIJO What’s the reason’’ What ' s the significance ' ’. 1 DON’T KNOW ' — Pee Wee Herman Blondie Stephen Hun DM AY KM PM SH TCTiba 4- 1 5-82 Falmouth 86 — Brian C ’’ PR 87 Neon’s Condado — Joey, the Grady Bunch — thanx Billy MOM BOB ALTA BRENDAN BC I SOUTH- lE’’ DREAM ON I LUV YOU TIMMY ANASTASIA ELLEN MPONTSIKARIS I told you. people arc all mad in the world. They don’t know where they ' re going, they don ' t know why they’re where they are. all they want is loveand beer and sleep Dylan Thomas If you can’t be yourself, you’re no one at all — ME ' Good luck to Sam Chas. Alex. DwcX)bes, and Dave — Big pens ' Thanx Ray Our times were the best, from Herb to Well NO ' SAM ”MOO ” MIRKIN Rich or p xir. it ’s always nice to have money — Ben Franklin 105 I CKNI MKMfcNyt ' A MYLhS My name ain ' ( honey, my name � Ceni ' Thanis M im. tMD. M M. S M. A M. S K M. I M . JASON AND IXJRIS JOSH NATHAN ■’I Fed Fine. Bui I Siill Havcn’l Found Whal I ' m Looking For REM V2 Thanks Co m fnends. also my TV. my stereo, and my bike Later Bo s DAMIAN NEILL ou can have anything your heart desires except to relive the past PK. KS. Lf. EC. WS. SS. BC. DO. KG. BT. WB. jj._AW.DR.CC(KMcC.KG.JP)Willthewind ever remember the names it has blown in the past Jimi H Light a candle for me . . DeDa 106 ALIMA NLWTON . Once uptin a time, lo fmd giKJ He found himself, and had the understanding to thank god not himself B-Ball — Cheerleaders. Rhonda, Les. Andy y el iPola Cress, stay cwl. and remember the gcxxl BYH ' M DANA NG Intelligence appears to be the thing that enables a man to gel along without education bducation enables a man to get along without the use of his intelligence Alberl Ldward Wiggam Ilie New IX ' calogue of Science LEANNL NICOLAZZO I finally realize the true meaning of the word FRIEND It ' s been a lough 4 yrs for me. but 1 made It this far Thank you D EBBIE ‘N ' PILAR for pulling me through. Thank you MA DAD LISA PHIL BARNEY AND ERIK Fun limes K P d f p g t d M B J S for support KA LI Y N(i II (h)d created the UNIVLKSL. m SIX days And I have a LIFE. TIME ahead of me The sky ' s the LIMI I ' I hanksMom, Dad, Wall. Con C 1. R A M S I) RtK ' kport JUSTIN NICHOLS — Lads and lassies, witness the Wonderful. Plunderful Universe On the fore, we have sixteen Spanish Fighting Cocks . On the aft a decade of growth ' Aspirations To be a nuclear bomb Nickname As of yet it is only for presump- tion so ’! Favonte Shade Well, sort of an off-pale, hue-ndden bland FARYL J NORRIS It ' s crackers to slip a rawzer that dropsky in snide, but that eggplant over there Alfred E Newman YVONNF. NG Friends create memories, and memories Iasi lorever ' Thanks Mom Dad. IX’rek. Pat. Jay Friends Forever Nanc . Jo. Fanny. Loretta, Buddha. J«k-. Hum-Sub. CACtFORLVLRi. IK DC, Steve. F.M, PM. CN. AW. KW, LW. IW (BU) IC. l.C. ic: RS. ri II K RUl.ES ' JOHN BUTLER NICKERSON Land of Heart ' s Desire. Where beauty has no ebb. decay no flotxl. But joy IS wisdom. Time an endless song — Wilham Butler Yeats I wonder as I wander LOAN NGUYEN The friends, who in our sunshine live. When winter comes, are flown; And he who has but tears to give. Must weep those tears alone FRIEND FOR EVER ' thanks to those who sup- ported me throughout the year DAD, MOM fnends SHORTY ' MY. CL. YD. YL, W. BC. TF, AB. JO. INTERNATIONAL CLUB NATE NICKERSON We came at last upon a lower’s base — Dante You ' re just bangin ' coconuts! — from The Holy Grail WALTER J NORTON. JK And all the while 1 sal there thinking what a beautiful expenence It really was — lhavemv ticket — A real life Calvin — Thanks Dad. Mom ' . Paul. Stu. Meg — 1 owe you all — Confidence — Arrogance — Ability — I have it all. all 1 need lodo 107 JILL ORENSTEIN Time is a nver rolling into nowhere We must live t w hile we can . and we dnnk our cup of laughter. — i t Stevie Winwood I We are never as unhapp) as we iJ KHOMI NO AW A Another “SpinOM ’ in hie I ' ll always have great memories (ihanx to the class ol S7 Sr yr was pumping Alwass reniemher I) bliKk Mon iV lues I I OVl. VoL Nl RV DJ s house 5 I0S7 the LI IlMAIl I LOVI YOL (JRAM llurnks Mom iV: D.kI Adios H M S Love to my family and friends KiOR (X HLRI YANNY lile IS hut a drop in the sea ol late keep the laith EVANS OLBKK E firani itk the serenity to accept the things I cannol change, the ctiuragc to change the things 1 can. and the wisdom to know the difference I ' hanks I ' he Crewe, mom. dad. E Z 108 HEATHER LOUISE PERIA Folks. I’m telling you. birthing is hard and dying is mean — so get yourself a little loving in between — Langston Hughes I love you. Mom. Michelle. Deirdre, Mamie, and JAMES PAIR ' Hie “moment ' ’ has not yesterday or tomorrow It is not the result ot thought and. therelore. has not JON PARIAL “One year too many. Five years too long. Today a senior. Tomorrow all gone Y ou don l have to be the first. But make sure you’re not the last Many lhanx to Mom Dad, The crew at Amherst. The blerg. JM. SM. BE. FN, DC. SG. TEK. Pinhead. ETP. Benny, Nando. Teady Bear But most of all to Chadie. WILLIAM PELEEGRIN vo and two are merely four and often less and vermore. And 1. for all the world’s advance. An nght mammal weanng pants. — Samuel Hoffen.stein S I ACL V PAISNLR ■ ' ll ' s been such a long time 1 think I should be gtmig I ime doesn ' t wait lor me it keeps on roll mg BO.STON Thanks Mom. Dad, and Scott I 4 I h.inks lor all the good times MA. JM. HK. LK. KD. .SP. JS. IS. JK. Kl), Rl . AW, Dg. NW. HB. IE. LR. C’L. Dl.BBll BEAR ' LAURA LINNEA PEARSON Modulistic terror a vast sadistic feast the only way to exit is going piece by piece Zippy dance. Petri dish — bok. bok Bacos bits. Lace Tippy, Tippy GABBA GABBA HEY and in the end the love you lake is equal to the love you make . Happy real world ‘The great pleasure in life is doing what people say ou cannot do “ Waller Bagehot DAVID OSG(X)l) IX’aih IS not the greatest loss in life Tie greatest loss is what dies inside us while we ive.“ Nonnan Cousins 109 ( Ain IN IM-SSIN IX� I dure DiMurh iho universe ’ I S l-.lioC Ml( HKl l.I- PHl.LAN Ilie urdeni burning ihe spinl ot lile and 1 am passionately swept away Mn� JONA IHAN W PhSSIN im-.KI AKI. A 1.0 lOI miNCJS AH(H I Mh YOU IX)N i l-.Vl-.N KNOW AHOm THINCiS YOU WOUl.DN T UNIM RSTANI). THINCiS YOU COUI-DN T UNDI.RSTANI). THINCiS YOU SHOULDN I UNDI-.KSTANI) YOU IX)N T WANT TO CihT MIXhl) Ul’ WITH A CiUY I.IKI-. Mh I M A I.ONI-.R. A RI.HhL Phh Whh HhRMAN KIMBhRI.Y A PHILLIPS Ilianks Mom — I love vou Special thanx to mv BKh. SN. RK. LN — to my LiL sis KB KB-DM 4KVA Suma of H6 ' Thanx to B B CM ■ Phviopous ‘ — Baton I Luv D. Rac Luvs Pat lO. W “I heel C R. JO. Polo hreddv JJ. LAW. WINTA. SPINCi. - ' Ya big L ' BUG DA KIl.LLR The Cape-Cape guys We luv RUCiBY. TOKIH” MURLDITH PhTTRSI-N Out of a misty dream Out path emerges lor a while then closes Within a dream — Kmest IXiwson LRIC PlhDRIT YOUR CiOOD BUT I M BUTTER I want to thank JM.JB.ST.K.IX ' .DP.KP.LP.JPJP.JM. SG. RK PH And a special thanx to MY MOM. DAD. JDP. JHP. DJF. MR. CV. DP. M.M, SP and C ' HAD JHP — COtoMefsDP. MM.SPtoApr Vac and T A s Sept — 380SL — Sat w Ra.scals To JHP. DP. MM Brothers forever ETP MORRIS PEYKANFAK I have had great lirrtes in BHS aitd I always wiU chensh these memones Bui the word ' goodbye ' has to he said Now 1 am off to bigger and better things Thanks to my parents and to my sisien Thaiiks to all my frKrids and teachers Shalom. Chodahafez. goodbye Morn — Befarma Beiliss THE CAT CHE POPE The w orld can be a lonely place, so will BHS whea i ' mgonc I ' d like to say thank you to E. my cxiz. IS MA. MH my DC partner, the B-ball sx uad and everybody else, and to the 37 PEACT TlMOTin R mRTI K Tdkelilcday by day Havcconfidcnce.rcali cyour piuential. and go for it Thank you Hun-Ju. I could not hast done it without sou JASON l OWELL ITTCX)K ME FOUR YEARS TOTHINKOFTHIS QUOTE Thanx to all of my fnends. you know w ho you are. and esp to L M who I never got achance to meet, you w ill have a life long impact on me and my work KEITH ADAM POWERS Some things are hard to find All it takes is a matter of time A quote canmx emphasize the meaning of one ' s Lilc I ' ve learned more this year than the 17 before. It ' s Easy taking it Dav By Day Boston Thanks to my parents and my fnends .AA-N A EITAN PRILUCK you can ' t get Thar from here without a TransmaH beam i ' no k PHILIP JON QUITSLUNl) GOING GOING GONH WITH THh RED EYE DISEASE GOING GOING GONE ON THE RED EYE EXPRESS ONLY GOING AROUND ONCE GOTTA QUENCH THAT THIRST GOTTA GRAB THAT GUSTO GOTTA GET THERE FIRST — DEVO -7 J — AMY L RADFORD WILY SLAW MAylce ia s) n The oni kmmn exception to Nesx ton ' s Lav of Gra it . it states that one can suspend oneself in midair pros ided la) he ' s in a can xm. and bi he doesn ' t down and realize he ' s no longer on solid ground — Sniglets CAROLYN QUAN op Mum Linda Susan James Faye I guess all your ears of lectunng paid off THANKS. LOVE YOU UVYOUALWAYSLlZ RememhcrCopIey — kking Pennies LUVYOUTCXJ TUNA ' You ' re Crazy You l(K)k gorgeous DL I ' ll miss ou guys. atrick H . I’ll always U)ve U Bahy you ' re the ireatest DENISE ANNE QUINN And so today my world it smiles Your hand in mine we walk the miles. Thanx to you it will all be done For you to me are the only one Ix-d Zeppehn Thanx MOM 1-4-.1 Steven Ttx. MP. CV, JA. LL, SP all the rest And Jim mim ami I love you I KKX) Rl-.ARIX)N TMhRh IS NOTHINCi YOU ( ANNOI AC COM PUSH THROUCiH HARD WORK AND COM MITMl-NI SUBURBAN LhACJUI- SOCC ' hR CHAMPS 4xl(K). 4x4(K) RR ’TM OK ’AW SUXhSS THANKS MOM DAD K)R BhUhVINCi IN MB AND YOUR SUPIX)RT T. M. J ‘I M CK)N NA MISS THIS PLACh- WO . KRIKA RKSSMhYhR LOVAS he noi busy being bom is busy dying Bob Dylan il I had ever been here bef ore on another lime around the wheel I wt uld probablv know just hov. to deal with all of you — CSN ' Y lliankspeople Mom. Dad. AA. BM. LC ' Newton. phone call, secrets told BTC I l.OVB YOU Bye Bye TANIA RICHARDS IB I HAD A WORLD OB MY OWN BVBRY- THING WOULD BB NONSBNSB NOTHINCi WOULD BB WHAT IT IS BBCAUSB BVBRY- THINCJ WOULD BB WHAT IT ISN TCON- TRARILYWISBWHATITISITWOULDNTBB AND WHAT IT WOULDN T BB IT WOULD THANX TO MY BKIBNDS AND BAMILY SW S - TBT ILC; DENNIS RILBY T ' VOR RCX5ERS The road goes ever on and on down from the door j V where it began Now far ahead the road has gone. i p and I must follow, if I can Pursuing it with eager | Jj feet, until it joins paths and errands meet And ' p whither then ' ’ I cannot say ' Tolkien ' I MARIA BUCJBNIA RIVBRA MARIA C ROACH To All my fnends family . Ilianks Matthew ’ou taught me to dream, to try You taught me to love I was not afraid to give my life to you Because you ennehed it gave it back Time A: Time again HOPH ROSHN Pleased to meet you Mope you ' ve guessed my name Bui what’s been puzzling you IS the nature of my game Rolling Slones JUlJE S ROTH vSo. with a nod of thanks to hts friends, he went on with his walk through the forest, humming proudly to himself — Winnie the Ptioh ALEXIS KOI HSTEIN I wixt optimist and pessimist 1‘he dillercnce is droll. The optimist sees the dtiughnul, The pessimist sees the hole — Itmily Dickinson BR(KJKE ROYSTON The number of a class is the class of all classes similar to the given class (i Russell Parents Nat All my love ' Main. 10 years strong still going ' YiYi.Love you Imle big sister ‘Chris- topher Baking Colby. 1 1 7 87 Blake From sea to shining sea. Ray 87’ JOSHUA ISAAC SADOW And I was everybody ' s boy but soon the thnll just fades , to be the love of one true heart or the jack of ail parades. — Elvis Costello “And worst of all. ” he continued sadly, “there’s nothing for me to do. nowhere I ' d care to go and hardly anything worth seeing” — Milo PHAEDRA DANIELLE RUFFALO Nothing in this world can take the place of persist ance The slogan “press on” has solved and always will solve the problems of the human race. CALVIN COOLIDGE Pa‘85 LIZZE. PH + DG. NL‘86 vd BERG — KUSJES ' Mr X-t Hil t NESS ADVENTURES. Dan Boy ' Kwit — USSJFK MR. RF. Kat-e- le ' LuvU ' M + D Doei! MONA PATRICIA SALTALAMACCHIA Don ' t ever let the giMxJ times end. Jenna the we be’s. Linda and our adventures, prom ' 85. Falmouth ' 87, the crew, the post day’s. Thank M D. Nana+ Pops. Little Nana. Good luck Tony. I’m crazy for you Danny Kevin 143 t IRENA ROZIC IAAYE made it possible for me to spend a year in lAmerica from Yugoslavia. 1 want to thank my |teachers for help and understanding and my host r other for making me part of her family. To my parents, no words express how much i care DEIRDRE R RUSSO Now I can feed and dress and wash myself and sleep without the light on. Honey. I’m a big boy now. Billy Bragg I love you Sara and Heather IVAN RUDNICKI Many a man gets to the top of the ladder, and then finds out It has been leaning against the wrong wall — R M Nixon Ifat first you don’t succeed try, try again Then quit There’s no use being a damn fool abtiut it - W.C Fields LAURIE SAFFI Everybody needs a change A chance to check out the new But your the only one to see The changes — You take yourself through — S Wonder Thanks Mom And Dad. I LOVE YOU ' 113 MARK S SAMhl-. MOST PhOPl.K CALL Mb CHCCK HVL Ml ' NC ' MKIN AND V(K)DY TO JOHN. M Ari . MIKL.. AM) VOVA. THh BLAC ' H IS THAT WAV ► M-OR ALL I HL WINNINCi TLAMS WHO RO( KS mb HOCSb BRCK)KUNL ' ” I IX) niANK LVLRVONb WHO Hhl.PbDGbT ML. OCT Ob mis PLACT Ski Ortord.CiorilonC Bashes. My Hth.Lax ‘S7:0- U, Ihe ’ikines.Thanks Mom. Ix ' n. Kcv. Brothers 3. MI), IK JH. AS. SN. DK. BV.CD. JN. MJ. LY. PCi. GC. US. JG. and especiallv Sonva. I ll never (orgci you ' RICHARD SCHRODbR ‘But to who in your mea.sly little world are you Irv ing to prov e that you are made out of gold and you can t he sold ‘ Jimi Hendnx Thanks xMom and Dad. The Band RACHbL SCHWARTZ and in low a I know by now the children must be cry mg in the land w here they let the children cry. and tonight the stars ‘II be out. and don ' t you know that God IS Pooh Bear ’ the evening star must be dnxvping and shedding her evening dim.s on the praine — Jack Kerouac 114 MICHAKL ShLIX)N IHANKS Mt)ni, Dad. Mr (Jrady. Mr Puleo. MB. AH. RC. KM. JC.CA. KM. AD. BS. DP ril never forget wrestling and mat drills with Mathews and Rourke Charlene I’ll love you always. JI:RhMY SKLWYN “What about this wheel ihingy ' I( sounds like a terribly interesting project. ““We’re having ditfi culty there ““ Difficulty Mt’s the single simplest machine in the entire universe. ““All right. Mr Wiseguy You’re soclever.you tell us what color it should be “ — Douglas Ailams PETHR SERHNYl “See Magnus, without informations we are no- thing But with informations we can go anywhere in the world, we are like turtles, our houses always on our backs. . . Our world must be inside our heads. That is the only safe way,” DEBORAH RACHEL SHAPIRO Touching down in New England town, feel the heal comin ' down . Imgoing withsomehesitation, you know I can surely see that I dont want tt) get caught up in those funky kicks going down in the city — Steve Miller Band [X3(LOM). ML. TR. AS. RS. DW. AS. JL JONATHAN SEDER Life Ls like a tube of Ux thpaste: Fights plaque, whitens teeth and now available in new great- lasting gel. — Thanks to family, fncnds, especially Scott B . Linus the Cat DAN Y SENNA Though nothing can bring back the hour 01 splendour in the grass, of glory in the llower. We will grieve not. rather find strength in what remains behind Wordsworth ZACHARY R SHAPIRO “When we meet again, we ' ll all be quite different. Prevailing Winds do this without doubt I must mit dwell on my footpath, I must keep pushing on. But you t(K)k a piece ol my lile ” LISA SERAFIN And even though I knowhow very far apart weare.it helps to know we might be wishing on the same bnght star Good times; t(x little space! Love to Leslie and Victona4-cver KN, KH. Bball chrldrs. i SP. JS, 2(Enc). Ashley + Dad, Always TL 1-4-3 Muncie Thanks Mom. Ill love you aways BUAN SHAYEGAN All good things in life are immoral, illegal or fattening. Prado’s Postulate THOMAS A SHEA Thanks Mom n Dad and Best Wishes io;CB. TJ. DA.MC.CC.TS.JM.BM.JO.OO.JH.FO.MK. The Teaks. Babe n Hun. TG n SB. MM. DC. CC n KS. JI. PH. GN. GS. JK. MB n DF. MB(GEM). JD. Kal and Special Thanks. .Miss Keane. Zoa and Steve And Most Thanks to Mv Buddv I LOVE YOU LAURA MALTI SHARMA Once 1 had a little game I liked to crawl back into my brain I think you know the game I mean I mean the game called ‘go ins, 15 l-DWARl) SHKOLNIKOV ■ Here ' s to those who wish me well iiml all the rest can go to hell CHARl.LS SlI.RLRT Na Na Na Na Na Na Na Na He Hey Hcv («hkJ Bye Unknown RcKk (Iroup STM H[-:N SII.VhRMAN ' labour to keep alive m your breast that little spark of celestial Lire, called conscience — George Washington TARA GHNIENfc SISCO Wc COOK into the world with . nothing, and the purpose of [ your life IS to make something out of nothing Thanks Mom. Dad. . family and fnernis I LOVfc YOU THh CRhW JR TL CL AG NA IS T K P I RAE SISKIND DEREK SKEEN E%-er hi dy Ux kmg 4 the answers How the story started, and how they ‘II end What ' s the use in half a story half of a dream L’ have 2 citmh all of the steps m between IVince All m love and thanks to mv parents. Mesquito. JL. .Salami MD. BH. HS. DS. J Cradle. Mrs Mumtord CHRISTINE SLAVIN ' YOCR TRAVELLING THROUGH ANOTHER DIMENSION. A DIMENSION NOT ONLY OF SIGHT AND SOUND BUT OF MIND A JOUR- NEY INTO A WONDEROUS LAND. WHOSE BOUNDARIES. A.RETH.ATOFIM.AGIN.ATION DODODODODODODODO THANKS M-D R.ACH. CYN. HELENA. JEN. PL. SC. PML. KM. CM. BK. TK. SCRUB CUB. BUBBLES. R.ACH. DUCK. OTHER FRIENDS. PARTIES STEVEN SMITH It ' s ea.sy taking It day by day I 16 JULIE SMULOW rWhen Ihe nighl had been Iw lonely and the road has been to«i long And you think that love is only tor •the lucky and the strong Just remember in the winter far beneath the bitter snows. Lies the seed • that with the sun’s love in the spring becomes the I rose ” jW love to my family fnends RENEE N DESIREE SOLARI , and God saw that It was good , ‘ — Bible Jf you didn ' t know , I’m going far Camille. Papa. Maman. Rose always w me. Luv credits to: Da Ma. same path; Me. bom 2 late; Ja. faith. N.L., Ms.L.. Y B,. my G.p. someone who ' ll never vnow VOLLEYBALL .... ARTHUR SNEIDER 1 think I’ve discovered the secret of the universe Right You’re never too old to have a happy child- hood Wait just a minute is someone calling me immature — Blotim County I thank the boys for helping me have all the fun. and do none of the work. RACHEL SOLMAN ■’Singles remind me of kisses Albums remind me of plans” •MISS YOU ALL TOO MUCH AD Sisters Stace — Ya know Shmill, for all the overnights Eannard like, what’s up ' Bngh Greta — Frances, Frances MT — You’re NUTS. “T” wanna I43RF6 19 87 BABY. See you in Marlbtrro. Fatima. AMY MARLETT SODHRBERG To struggle for strength It sounds so dramatic. One does as best one can . and then one goes to bed And that’s how suddenly one day, it becomes evident that one has achieved some thing Paula Modersohn-Becker TAMLER SOMMERS We judge ourselves by what we leel capable of doing, while others judge us by what we have already done — Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Good humor is g(x dness and wisdom combined — Owen Meredith OLEG SOFIR Fitly percent of what I know today will be obsolete in five years, but I don ' t know which half J R Hickman JODY SONTAG D sn ' t let go of your dreams. Dtin ' t let go when it seems. That you’re leaving happiness behind Don’t let goyou will find, that the friends left behind will live on and on FOREVER I Love You NG AG JS TM MK KD DW KL GK TS JF PD LB YM Thanx 4 Everything Tina Dad Mom Mrs G AG — It ' s ' ' T ’ Time 117 WALTER STEELE Johnn told his MAMA, bey MaMa Im going away Im gonna hit The Big Time Gonna Be a Big Star Someda) Mama came to the door with a teardrop in her eye. Johnn said don ' t cry .Mama, just smile and wave goodbye Thanks to the Crew for a great time Thanks for all the help Ma 1 11 love yiHi forever Am — Frank Sinatra — from Deadeye Dick by Kurt Vonnegut. Jr NANCY S(K H(K) Htipc IS Wishing Up� )n a Star Hope IS Ix ' iting Your Dreams lake you Far Times Change. Ihc Memories Arc Forever Ihanx Mom Dad. and Fnends REBECCA STEINFELD You. you are on the ri ad. must have a code, that you can live by . and s . . become yourself because the past, is just a goi bye CrosbN. Stills, and Nash Thanks to ML DG DS RY AND MW GLENN SPINNEY Why do work today W hen you can copy Tomomiw THANX — B K . J M . B A . I C . and P L MEMORIFLS — H«Kkey R4-X«. Rhode Island and Emerson Park — BA THANX - Paul. Linda. Mom Dad — I LLV U HEATHER SPEARS D mT take what you have for granted because it w«njlJ he Putting yourself dtrwn for what yuu ' vc earned me Ihann BHS Varsity Swim Team Jim. Hill. CO- ( aptains team Class of 87’NC. KL. DV I laiv U’ • Thami ui AS. KL. SL. IXi. RS. TAV. JC. MC. DM. MW You helped me a loC LAWRHNCh TSOI The plane is going to depart, leaving from its fellows The pilot cannot foresee his destination However, with his taith and knowledge, he knt ws he will be on the right way BOB TUNIS Urge to come to terms with the ‘Outside”, by absorbing, intenonzing it 1 won’t come out. you must come in to me I nto my womb-garden where 1 peerout Where I canconstrucia universe w ithin the skull, to nval the real — Jim Momson QUU TANG Aircrafts, although there is a barrier between you and me . we sti II seem to share the same expenences. trying to nse up to the sky . suffenng from loneliness and storms, but still being committed to finish the journey. ,|i ULLINA TSIRBLSON ”1 want what’s inexpressible” Yevtushenko . Tomv family — Ya vaslubluTo my fnends — NA IF NG AJ AK IK EL BO VR LZ - mi budem pet i I smeyatsia kak deti ' ilymb JOEL TURNER Money can t buy happiness, but it can sure buy a lot of psychiatnc help INAMARIE STITH Remember that sometimes it snows in April and like i all things, the beat g(K ' s on I ' he RCK ' K ‘87’. Can U feel if Special lhanx 2 Ma + Rob. (Jrandma, Uncle Frank + family 2 the crew. Kia. Linda, Julie, Y( ' . I, VJ.NB.MD I T — SKI Also2NA, TS.CP.se — PEACE— And yes. Kia, I know what time it is!!! BLAKE THOMPSON I enjoy certain things, noone else has toen)oy them, and 1 see certain things in a certain way . but nti one else has to see those things m the same way And then again, no one has the right to tell me it’s immoral, selfish or wrong to d ’ what I do — Holly Johnson F G I H BEiCKY 1 A “Memory believes before knowing remembers” - Faulkner Thanx mom dad all my fnends for all those laughs . I love you all LYtKrt here ' BRK-OUT’). JKdTAl.Y AND SEJTGN), JG(J4. B C , FULLER), JG(D ( ' )RY(I S). SKO ), DB(Y S A D B) and ich liebe dich Dave CANDACE THOMAS Hmm Honey. We finally did it Much love to Mom, Dad. Carlotta and Grandparents l )ving you always Steven Horde To all you freaks out there: 1 LOVE YOU Dina, Molly. SE. NB. YM. DE. JC. Ms Mac RG. NW. ML. Kevin G B-Ball Cheer- leaders 19 SANDY Tu rn I. ■ My Iricnds dl HMS arc very nice Ihey arc ncal ivrsons. ami arc s|)cc al to me m.N VIOLA ■ I am a big believer m Jhe niirriir leM ' All ihai matters is if you can look in the mirror and honestly tell the perstm you see there, that you ' ve done your best John McKav BeerVikmgs ♦ I liallkick.latertoGuy.AVB.NM ' . WallyAallSLANS ByctoJrsMI t NrSLAIM ' YD MWiAN WAl.LACh If. several years from now. you find me an airport selling petunias and l(N king lobolomi ed. I ' d apprcsiaie your strangling me HliHim County RO Bran wafer ' M)espcrate Walt -- can I have your orange sweatpants ' I love you Lriends 120 ALIDA DYAN WEINER THANX BUNNY — for your naughty ways, St Maarten sum 86 B F F ;SEAN — foralways being there;CV ami MB for the best limes, B D my second home; MEMORIES — R R . BAHAMAS 4 88, the Scots, LEANNE Dokken video, NW, l-HOP, B K . AF. TG, AB. 1C, ‘PEBBLES ■•BAIE ROUGE STUDIO 7, CLUB 1018, NYC, yo baby 5 4 143 SPEEDY OOOH — KINKY! ANNE D WILLIAMS When a thing has more perfection, so much the greater is its pain or pleasure — Dante I ' LL ALWAYS LOVE YOU BEN ' ThanksCail.Katty. Donna. RY,JG,AF, MB. GG, Mr Parsons — Track and ol course Benjamin — Keep smiling And I know it seems easy. said Piglet to himself, but it isn ' t everyone who could do It NICOLLE WASSF:I. Mom 1 wouldn ' t have made it w out UM-4-3 THANKS FOR EVERYTHING ' Tif, THANX FOR B N THERE BB, did he go ' lHOP, GC 4-3 BABES JULES. THE CALVIN QUENCH ae 4-3 CHINA 86. AW, lime to go;Monly ' Summer 87;Georgie;Stcvc I -4-3 Kl), KD, SP. HH, EH, JM , JM. EG, HK, EK - Ms. Toney. HOW GOOirMC, JH. MB. EG DNCENS — THANX CHOW BABES ' DEBBIE WASSERMAN And these children, that you spit on as they try to change their world, are immune to your consulta- tions. They ' re quite aware ol what they ' re going through ( HANGES DAVID BOWIE Thanx Mom Dad Scott Stef To my Iriends 143 LY TS JS JS GK RE KD I)S BZ Stacey BF.AR ' FRANCES WILKERSON I bought a tiH)lhbrush. some toothpaste, a flannel for my face, pajamas, a hairbrush, new shoes. I said to my reflection let ' s get out of this place. — Squeeze Thanks — MS. GO. LG. AC. AT. JC BS 1 love you Mom. Meg Dad ! KATHARINE WHITE ;Starecase lying face up i Starecat sat on the mat LxH)king down. — Siouxsie and the Banshees Mark, I love you. (Forever.) Mikey. Thanks for being the best little brother I ' ve ever had TBT DANIEL WEINER It is not half as important to bum the midnight oil as it is to be awake in the daytime E.E Elmore I am not afraid ol tomorrow, for 1 have seen yesterday and I love today. William Allen White THEODORE E WEBSTER YOU WILL FIND. PEACE OF MIND IF YOU LOOK WAY DOWN IN YOUR HEART AND SOUL — MAURICE WHITE THANKS. MOM DAD. ROLANDO. LN. MC. SE, QC. MF. NB, JP. ER. B H.S. FOOTBALL — 35-20!! 37 K)SSE IN EFFECT. WORD ' (, DKAN WARD ' I ' m just dancin ' , and . . Singiri’ In 1 ' he Ram j — GENE KELLY — ■ You grow up the day you get your first real laugh al yourself - HTHKl, BARRVMORK — I The greatest pleasure in life is doing w hat people say (, you cannot do. — WALTER BAGEHOT - I ' ll be seeing you, — SINATRA — I21 1 Al ' KIl I I I AIU I II Wll SON l ovtMo l cJ K (i . llu IVrkv l’.Kk, A I . li k . J M , Aich. S(K ( I K. ;im) K I JASON WlNCl ' lNAS ■‘Hey Man. ssc ' rc Ciilm : ihcjf IikhJ luNy kidcr ( AkOl.lNI A. WlN(i [lie sun and stars lhal lloal in (he open air. Ilie apple • shaped eanh. and Mcup ini( surely (he drill ()| (hem is soiTKMhing grand I do not kn iss s hal il is. except lhal il is grand. And lhal il is happiness — Wall Whilman llianks lo family and friends hussA wihrriJ( Take your nine ihink a lot think of everything you ' ve got fi� r you will still be here tomor row hut your dreams may not CaronaruJChaiiy HM ' Prom K7 fal NJIt s ' � MI.YAl.J.— mom.dad. AW. J( . kl.. Kl. and SHIRA WOI.Bf KCi ■ ' ll you pursue a slur you cannot fad lo reach a splendid harhtir Dante 1 I KI. WOl B. CH Bui if the visum wasinie and mighly . as I know . ii is tr ie and mighiy yet. li r such things are or (he spin! , and It IS m the darkness of their eyes that men get — Black hik ANDRIiW W()N(J The key lo success is sincerity Once you can hake thal you ' ve gol it made — Anonymous Special Thanx to my f amily and friends w ho have helped me throughout my years at B H .S especially lo IT GLKN WONG I LL Bt YOUR hRIHND I LL HtLP YOU CARRY ON FOR IT WON T Bfc LONG TILL I M GONNA NEED SOMEBODY TO LEAN ON CLUB NOUVEAU 1 LIKE TO THANK MY HtlENDS AND MY FAMILY WHO HELP .ME THROUGH HIGH SCH(K)L LINDA WONG MAKE NEW FRIENDS. KEEP niE OI.D ONE IS SILVER. niE OTHER IS GOl.D ‘ MEl WONG The world is hard lo kne, though we must love i( because we have no other, and lo fail to love it is not to exist ai all TONY WONG THIS IS ONLY ONE .STEP UP THE LADDER. THERE ARE MANY MORE TOGO TO REACH THE TOP FREEDOM AT LAST TLSA THANKS .MARIE. DAVE PETER WOODW ARD Stanng at the ceiling, thinking about my luck bener roll back over why get up Fabulous Thundcrbmls The band lives on. Thanks. R S . G E . B D.. Fish. B C . A W ' . Abbie. and my family I - V Z- LHl XU This is not the beginning of the end But the end of the beginning Thanks to everybody. MICHAEL XIE All men are created equal, it ' s what they do after- ward that makes the difference, — James Beck Success is that old ABC — ability, breaks and courage — Charles Luckman Nothing succeeds like success. KIVELLY XYPTERAS Tliere’s a moment in every man ' s life — Where he must decide what is wrong and what ' s right — You can wail for your dreams to come true — Time has no mercy Time won t stand still for vou INTO THE FIRE — BRYAN ADAMS Lots of love and thanks to mv MOM DAD TIGER the AIVILIOTIS’ TIFANIE KARLA IRENA and GRAM PI LYLA YEE Just licking my icc cream Cone, while the summer breeze Blows through my hair Maybe it was belter then — Without any dreams to fulfill I guess Em growing up Nothing to be ashamed of LY And this I have learned Grown Ups do not know the language Of the shadows O Whitely 1 I STI PMhN Yhh ( .%cr vhhcrc hj go vunshinc v ill jUj a he ihcrc Only “ unvhinc Mill follim you M S V ThanK 2 rm family Sc inends {)[.. SL. iY(’. IX GM( . AY. Wy. AL. IY. LY. TA. AG. GM.GN The KunaMays Jk. NOhL. PSYCHO. AW. SS BS.VS. A7.JY.AM.JL.KH.KY.BINKY VY HJ ♦ SN WKl MlNCi YhM Life like a cloud bkmn by the wind Alsvays tolloM the paltem But never be against it lliat IS what life is all abt ut A very special thanks to every KhIv Mho helped me graduate Rl THBhA C YluSNhR Follow your star, for if in all of the sweet life I saw one truth shine clearly, you cannot miss your glo nous amval. — Dante One world is enough for ail of us — Sting Love to Mom Dad. Jameela Amy Beck T S Jen Anne Mark DKAWJHsu Best Wishes To All ELIZABhTH YOUNG I stil) believe all my dreams and all that I can be I leam from mistakes with all that it takes to make it eventually — Kids from Fame Thanks to all my fnends Rachel — BFT I luv V Andrew BRK-OUT ' ThanksGram. Pop. Dad. J B Luv U KF:NNETH P YUEN LIANA Z.ARFTSKY ■’In a Wonderland they lie. Dreaming as the days go by. Dreaming as the summers die 84 8 da rusSKIS, skating nnk Camp in the lent Uhh ' Bel — LxxvLonev Das Beuhmtes Quintet FRIENDS THANX MOM DAD. .AL ILYa ' Ever dnfting down the stream — Lingenng in the golden gleam — Life, what is it but a REBECCA ANNE ZAMSTOSKI Move over sun and give me some sky I ' ve got some wings I may be unknown but wan til I ' ve flown ou ' k gonna hear from me solitude — the glory of being alone ERIC ZELMAN • ■ But above all . above all to have a fair shake . to get a piece of the nKk and a slice of the pie and to spit out the w indow of your car and not have the w ind blow it back in your face. call of the west — sian ndgeway WILLIAM ZHAO If the while I think on thee, my dear friend. All tosses are restored and sorrows end. 124 I A. SHAKA Oi l. Real isn ' t him you arc made, it ' s a thing that happenstoyou Docsithun ' Sometimes, but when you ' re real you don ' t mind It takes a long time, by the time you are real, you are very shabby, but this diK ' sn ' t matter, because once you are real you can ' t be ugly except to [ eoplc vs ho don’t understand JOSHUA ZIMON Tm warm from the memon, of days to come — BII.LV JOEL Love you — Scuz. Dubs. Stew . Janine. Lisa. Big Al. Jen f Dave. Alysa. Dan D . Mr Potato Head. I and everyone else who mtluenced me — I ' ll miss you all. LTHAN ZINDl.hR Of all the stupid things I could have thought I started to believe that I was bom at seventeen — Joe Jackson You don’t need a weathennan to know which way the wind blows Bob Dylan JOSHUA A ZISKIN MAKING YOUR WAY IN IHL. WORI I) TO- DAY TAKES EVERY ! HlN(i YOU’VE (JOT TAKIN(i A BREAK FROM ALL YOUR WOR- RIES SURE WOUED HELP A LOI SOME- TIMES YOU WANT TO (JO WHERE EVERY BODY KNOWS YOUR NAME AND 1 HEY RE ALWAYS GLAD YOU CAME YOU WAN ! K) BE WHERE YOU CAN SEE TROUBLES ARE. ALL. THE SAME — CHEERS — ES ' E I9X« ESFANDIAR ZURTOSHTY Brookline High guided us to the world of maturity, of work, of duty, of culture, of progress — to the future. Thanx: Mom. Dad. Sisters. The Crewe of ‘87 ANGELIQUE MARIE CROUSE Tina — Southie.oul the window Broadway DSt Joseph ' s WTC Alyssa — Summer 87, Lake George. Rotary! Cici — Where’s the road ' Cheer- leaders 87 JF MS DG CK MCGM CL DK MM NB TP GN SK RS SK CN . La Bamba Prom 87 Thanks SD Thanks Mom Dad. I Love You Charlene — ontrol 143 DL TC PG AB LM DE AB Cal Here I KOUROSH GHAEMI It all passed so fast, and now. I’m leaving the world 1 enjoyed the most, and entenng the world I ' m going to enjoy even more ' ! ' Thanks to my Mom + Dad. My BROU. AND ' I ' M. BAY + BS. AG. MP. KV. KB and all the hassiM ds and namards, Ciao !!! IT IS gix)d for the professional to be reminded that his professionalism is only a husk, that areal person must remain an amateur, a lover of the spi rt May Sarlon Thanks family and friends I enjoyed being here. Due to processing difficulties, these last three pictures are out of alphabetical order The Munvian staff wishes to apologize for this inconvenience. Up ; m J H ip Sjb ti- ™Sp , V. !� • SENIOR DIRECTORY ai)Kii;n, 125 i akk si 4 , 02146 A(il.i:, ri.AllDINI-: 417 1 WASIIINOION S ' I 02I46 AI KON, rill ' .KYI. S4 Allll-.KION Kl) . 02146 Al l. ISON, JIvSSK ' A 25 SUMNl.K Kl).. 02146 AI.I I;K, AI,I:XANI)KA .S7 WIN TIIKOK KD.. 02I46 Al.lSIIUl.. NA ' I ' ASIIA 4 (IRI-.hNWAY ri ., 02146 AI.VAKi; , l i;i)l)Y 280 MASON TI-KK.. 02146 AMi;S, MI( ' IIAi;i. . 2 AU.liKTON SI . 02146 AKNI i;U). AARON I.S.M HI-AC’ON ST., 02146 AR I IlUR, RRANDON 104 SUMMH RI)., 02146 AVNON. ( ' ARMH 104 HAIK ' OCK RLAC ' i;, 02146 HAI)I;R, SARA 25 WINDSOR RI).. 02146 RAKI;R. 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TANYA 8 CRISPUS AITUCK, 021 10 BOWDISH, BONNIL: 84 F’AYSON RD., 02146 B0WL:N, ERANK 58 JAMAICA RD., 02146 BRASWELL. AMBER 06 l.ONDWOOD AVE., 02146 BROADHURST, KARIN 41 RLSLEY RD., 02167 BROWDER, EMILY 177 ASPINWALL AVE., 02146 BROWN, ADRIENNE 20 JAMICA RD., 02146 BRUELL. KATIE .407 RUSSEJT RD., 02167 BURKE. JOHN 40 MEADOWBROOK RD., 02167 BURNS. MA ' ITHEW 16 WARREN -ST., 02146 BURNS. MEG 0 DOWNING RD., 02146 BURNS. NOEMI 86 GRIGGS RD., 02146 BYDA, RICHARD 22 HOMER ST., 02146 CANICK. SIMON 4 STRATHMORE RD., 02146 CANN. SEAN 1440 BEACON ST., 02146 CANNEY, MICHAEL 167 BROOK ST., 02146 CANTINE, ERIC 55 VILLAGE WAY., 02146 CANTY, TRACY 212 HIGH ST., 02146 CAPLAN, DAVID 184 EISHER AVE., 02146 CAREY. STACY 27 EGMONT ST., 02146 CARLYN, DOUGLAS 18(K) BEACON ST., 02146 CARSON, THOMAS 186 CHESTNUT ST., 02146 CARTER. AMI 7 A SMYTHE ST., 02146 CATALAN, JOHN 1741 BEACON ,ST. 909. 02146 CAVADl, CAMALYN 57 SOUTH ST., 02167 CAWTHORNE, MALCOM 48 BABCOCK ST. 4, 02146 CEDRONE, ALYSON 21 EGMONT ST., 02146 CESAR. MARINA 64 DEAN RD., 02146 CHA, HUN-JU 11 UNIVERSITY RD., 02146 CHA, KAI CHING 5 WILLOW CRES., 02146 CHEN, EN 282 CYPRESS ST. 1, 02146 CHICKERING, NATHAN 54 KENT ST., 02146 CHIN. CLAY 142 COLOMBIA ST., 02146 CHIN. DAVID .484 BOYLS ' ION .ST.. 02146 CHIPMAN, JE.RE.MY 5.47 WASHINGTON .ST.. 02146 ( HO. DIvNNIS 205 SOUTH ST.. 02167 CHOW. BONNIL. 222 WASHINGTON ,ST 4R. 02146 CHRLSTOPHI-R. ELI .ABL.TH 1811 BEACON ST.. 02146 CHU. HING 146 l APPAN .ST.. 02146 CHU. .ste:ve:n 125 bi;aconsi-ield rd.. 02146 CLARK. SYLVIA 199 PLI:ASE;NT .ST.. 02146 CLOUrn;RBUCK. (;UAC0 18 GIBBS st.. 02146 COLLIN. GRLTCHIiN 22 .ST PAUL .ST.. 02146 COLMAN. ANDREA 411) GROVE .ST.. 02167 C0HL:N. EVAN 160 BELLINGHA.M RD., 02167 C0HL:N, IRA 2.55 TAPPAN .ST., 02146 COLLINS, KIA 1488 BEACON .ST.. 02146 CONLTXY, .MICHAEL 90 PARK .ST.. 02146 CONNOR, CHRLSTINE 26 DOWNING RD., 02146 CONTREROS, GUSTAVO 914 E 4TH ST., 02127 CORSINI, CHARD 21 W CEDAR .ST., 02108 COURTNEY. HEATHER 14698 BEACON ST., 02146 COZIER. IAN 46 EVELYN .ST., 02126 COZIER. LHONDA 46 EVELYN .ST., 02126 CRAWEORI), BENJA.MIN 40 TAYLOR CRSW ' AY., 02146 CROUSE. ANGELIQUE 31 ENGLEWOOD 6., 02146 CUNNINGHAM, BENJA.MIN 338 .ST. PAUL ST., 02146 DALY, CHRLSTOPHER 25 CYPRESS ,ST., 02146 DANAEE, UADI 130 PLEASANT ST., 02146 DANTOWITZ, JUDITH 270 SOUTH ST., 02167 DAVIS, KEVIN 98 EDGEMERE RD., 02132 DAVIS, RICHARD 138 LONGWOOD AVE., 02146 DEADERICK, JENNIEER 42 BROOK ST., 02146 DliLVALLE, MANUEL 267 WALNUT ST., 02146 DIAMOND, ADAM 194 ELILCJT ST., 02167 DIAZ, TINA 22 HIGH .ST., 02146 DIFFER, DENISE 328 .ST. PAUL ST., 02146 DIGGES, CHARLES 84 WINTHROP RD., 02146 DILLON, BENJAMIN 364 TAPPAN ST., 02146 DIMITRIOU, ANGELO 12 HENRY ST.. 02146 DING, YANZHONG 208 WINTHROP RD., 02146 DINUNZIO, RAEPH 33 LANCASTER TERR., 02146 DOCKRAY, BRIAN 286 WARREN ST., 02146 DOHERTY, ROSEANNE 142 FULLER ST., 02146 DOLDT, KRLSTA 61 WHITE PLACE, 02146 DOLEZAL, CHRISTOPHER 26 THORNDIKE ST., 02146 DONOVAN, GREGORY 10 MILTON RD., 02146 DONOWITZ, MICHAEL 123 SHAW RD., 02167 DORR, GAYLE 185 WINTHROP RD., 02146 DOWGIALLO, MARY BETH 91 LONGWOOD AVE., 02146 DOWNING, MICHELLE 166 CHESTNUT., 02146 DROUGAS, KONSTANTINE 15 EGMONT ST., 02146 DRUMHELLER, JULIE 253 KENT ST., 02146 DUFFY, MATTHEW 18 ACRON RD., 02146 DUNCAN, ADAM 12 WHITE PLACE ,02146 DUNHAM, CHRLSTIAN 16 GREENOUGH ST., 02146 DUTSCHKE, POLLY 80 KINNNAIRD ST., 02139 DUVAL. MOJISOLA 78 CYPRESS ST., 02146 EA LEY, DAVID 17 HAWTHORNE ST., 02120 EDGERS. GEOFFREY 26 CRAFTSLAND RD.. 02167 EGAN. DA ID 277 WALNUT ST., 02146 ELIASSON. BRETT 62 WHITE PLACE.. 02146 ELIN. SETH 15 CLELARWATER RD.. 02167 ELLIN, RAY 161 BONAD RD.. 02167 EPSTEIN, ANYA 23 PARKMAN ST., 02146 EVALDS, AMY 83 KENWOOD ST.. 02146 EVANS. JASON 49 MARION ST., 02146 EVANS. SETH 15 TH.ATCHER ST.. 02146 FAGUNDO. ARURO 62 LINDON PLACE., 02146 FANG. YI-SHIANG 54 REGENT CIRCLE., 02 146 FARMAND. MITRA 231 RAWSON RD.. 02146 FAY. STEPHEN 15 WHITNEY ST.. 02167 FINE, MARK 133 JORDON RI)., 02146 FISHER. TINA 47 MASON TERR., 02146 FISHKEN, ALYSSA 168 WINCHESTER ST., 02146 FITCH, JENNIFER 44 GRKKiS TERR., 02146 FLETCHER. KATHERINE 781 HOYl.S ' FON ST., 02167 FLIER, DEBORAH 56 SEAVER ST., 02146 FONG, TIMMY 149 NAPLES R I) , 02146 FRAIJNCES, DAVID 1501 BEACON ST., 02146 FREEDMAN, SANDRA 62 RAWSON RI)., 02146 FREEZE. DEBBIE 1401 BEACON ST., 02146 FRIED, JAIMIE 140 SHAW RI)., 02167 FURLONG, MOLLY 177 COOLIDGE ST.. 02146 GABBE, AARON 358 VFW PKWAY., 02167 GABRIEL. PILAR 148 W ' INCHEASTER ST., 02146 GAFFEY, ELIZABETH 14 HAR ' F ST., 02146 GAGNON, NICHOLAS 186 CHESTNUT ST., 02146 GAKENHEIMER, RACHEL 58 UNIVERSITY RI)., 02146 GALLAGHER, SARAH I 19 ELIOT ST. 2., 02146 GALVEZ-GRANAD, JORGE 36 DAVIS AVE., 02146 GARCIA, PATRICIO 32 STANTON RI)., 02146 GARDNER, WILLIAM I 16 W ' lN ' I’HROP RI)., 02146 GARLAND. ANDREA 43 STETSON ST. 02146 GARRITY, THOMAS 22 RUTLAND SQUARE., 02118 GATELEY, MICHAEL 1 16 WINTHROP RI)., 02146 GEE, RICHARD 19 UNIVERSITY RI)., 02146 GEIGER, JAMEELA 250 TAPPAN ST., 02146 GELB, LEV 193 PLEASANT ST., 02146 GETZLER, AVILAH 72 VERNDALE 1, 02146 GHAEMl, KOUROSH 77 POND AVE., 02146 IGIAMBRO, TINA 21 ORCHARD RD., 02146 GIESEY, WILLIAM 118 WOLCOTT RD., 02167 GILBERT, ALISON 81 STERNS RD., 02146 GILLIS, DONNA 50 BROOK ST., 02146 GILLIS, JAMES 123 MONTCLAIR AVE.. 02131 GINSBERG, ROBERT 274 BEVERLY RD., 02167 PINZBURG, NATALYA 53 HARVARD AVE., 02146 31ROUX, LUKE 176 WINTHROP RD., 02146 GODFREDSON, NIELS 72WALNUT ST., 02146 GOLDBERGH, DAVID 339 RUSSETT RD., 02167 GOLDEN III, JOHN 1501 BEACON ST., 02146 GOLDMAN, DEREK 19 MARSHALL ST., 02146 ' GOLDSTEIN, ADAM 17 WOLCOTL RD., 02167 ' GONG, GREGORY 274 TAPPAN ST., 02146 GOODELL, MAIA 90 BAILEY RD., 02172 GOODMAN, DINA 351 CLARK RD., 02146 jGOODRICH. KAREN 347 ST. PAUL ST. 5, 02146 GORDON, ANDREW 19 CLINTON RD., 02146 [GORDON, PHILIP 19 CLINTON RD.. 02146 GORGONE, KRISTIN 575 HAMMOND ST., 02146 GOULSTON, IAN 657 CHESTNUT HILL AVE., 02146 GRABOYS, PENELOPE 70 FAIRMOUNT ST., 02146 GRADY, CHRISTINE 17 BARTLETT CRES., 02146 GRANT, LAWRENCE 489 VFW PKWAY., 02167 GREELEY, HELEN 254 RUSSETT RD., 02167 GREEN, JEFFREY 65 GLEN RD., 02146 GREEN, RANDOLPH 5 WELLINGTON TERR., 02146 GREENSTEIN, ILANA 201 ST. 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RICHARD 97 WILLISTON RD.. 02146 JACOBSON, DAVID 81 JORDON RD., 02146 JAMl, CARMEN 682 WASHINGTON ST.. 02146 JAMEISON, EVE 20 ROYAL RD., 02146 JANSEN. MONIKA 1 1 EVANS RD., 02146 JEANNERET, KARINE 61 BABCOCK ST.., 02146 JERABEK. GRAHAM 22 SEARLE AVE., 02146 JORDON, LINDA 90 CALENDER ST., 02146 JUNOWICZ, RANDl 416 CLINTON RD., 02146 KABANOVSKY, ALEXANDER 31 CLAFLIN RD., 02146 KAHN, CATHERINE 189 SUMMIT AVE.. 02146 KAMINKA, GAL 80 PLEASANT 75., 02146 KAMINKOW, JULIE 1796 BEACON ST., 02146 KANAREK, TYTsT 33 POWELL ST., 02146 KANARICK, DEBORAH 97 WILLARD RD., 02146 KANTROWITZ, JEFF 34 KENT ST., 02146 KARASZ, ANDREW 67 ST. PAUL ST.. 02146 KARGER, BESS 229 BEVERLY RD., 02167 KATES, STACY 47 PENNIMAN RD., 02146 KATZ, JONATHAN 1731 BEACON ST., 02146 KAZMI, SAMEEA 173 BABCOCK ST., 02146 KEAVENEY, BRIAN 18 BERKELEY CT., 02146 KEENEY, PATRICK 16 NEW TERRACE RD., 02146 KELLEM, JUDY 1731 BEACON ST., 02146 KELLEY, BRIAN 115 ELLIOT ST., 02146 KELLEY, HOPE 79 CYPRESS ST., 02146 KELLEY, SHANNON 10 JUNIPER ST., 02146 KELLY, DENNIS 216 HIGH ST.. 02146 KENDALL, KATHERINE 78 WINTHROP RD., 02146 KENNEDY, DAVID 66 MARSHALL ST., 02146 KHAW, JENNIFER 50 CUTLER LANE., 02167 KHAZATSKY, KIRA 1822 BEACON ST.. 02146 KILGALLON, CHERYL JUIPER ST., 02146 KING, SHERRI 7 LEVERETT ST., 02146 KNIGHT, GERALD 29 DUNLAP ST., 02124 KRAMER, GEOFFREY 20 WALLIS RD., 02167 KARMER, STEVE 326 CLARK RD.. 02146 KRANCER, JOSHUA 69 CENTER ST.. 02146 KRETOWICZ, ADAM 185 DAVIS AVE., 02146 KUBO, TAL 14 GARRISON RD., 02146 KUPERMAN, IGOR 62 EGMONT ST.. 02146 LACHAPELLE, MEYA 1 1 1 FULLER ST., 3. 02146 LAFON, GABRIELLE 417 VFW PKWAY.. 02167 LAI. KWOK WA 8 SEARLE AVE., 02146 LAM. PETER 18 NAPLES RD., 02146 LAMONT. NATHAN 100 WALNUT PLACE., 02146 LAWSON. THEODORE 16 COOLIDGE ST., 02146 LAYMAN, Kl!Hl:N 24 AUlUIRN SI ' .. 02146 li;i)i;rman, sarra 20 i riaion i avl;.. 02150 Li;i;, ANNY 740 BOYl.SION ST., 02146 DIANA 85 HROWNI-: S ' l ' ., 02146 i.i:i;, siiI ' L; ncin 15 i-dston si 02146 u;i;vi;n, mar i ina 74 lawion si .. 02146 li;m, Ri;ri-:R 106 viN( ' iii-;s rLR 1., 02146 LIAIIRI ' ., RAnil ' l. . 8 l.lNDliN IM.ACi;., 02146 l.i;NrilAl.L, lOSllUA 150 PAYSON RI)., 02167 LliRRA. niOMAS 6 ( I I Y IIAV RI)., 02146 li-:vi:n ' I ' al, rusi.ana 205 ki:n ' I ' ,st., 02146 LIA IN, ION 13 MlOn iNC.IIOUSP: LANI:., 02186 LIA’INi:, C’ARRIl- 617 WASIIINOrON ST., 02146 I.IA ' INP;, MiniAL 40 HLAKL RI)., 02146 I.IAVIS. MARIANNIi 20 MARSHALL .ST.. 02146 LiAvis. sti;piii;n 3i wi-sibournl: ii:rr., o2146 I.IANO, i:i) VARD 302 CLYDH ST., 02167 I.IHBMAN. ADAM 135 PLHASANT 109.. 02146 l.lNDIvNBAUM, MARCiO 135 CLARK RI).. 02146 I.INDIIOLM, JASON 441 WASHINGTON 3., 02146 LINSK ' , SAMIIIT. 83 PliNNIMAN RI)., 02146 LINTI-;RIS, ANDRLA 28 WORTHINGTON ST., 02120 I.IPMAN, R0GL;R 432 WASHINCiTON ,ST., 02146 I.IPSK ' ) ' , JACOB 42 BRINGTON RD.. 02146 LOO. BARBIL-JO 106 PLIiASANT ST. 2.. 02146 LOW, CHRlSriNK 6 SHALLLR ST. .. 02146 LOWLN.STL.IN, JONATHAN 42 GRIGGS TERR.. 02146 lowi:nthal. marc 79 univhrsh y rd., 02146 LUCCHLSL DOCG 56 HARVARD ST., 02146 I.URIH, KAMA 209 ,ST. PAUL ,ST., 02146 LYNCH. BRHNDON 315 ST. PAUL ST. 3., 02146 LYNCH. ROSANNH 4 ELM ST.. 02146 LYNCH. THOMAS 101 El.LIOT ST., 02167 MACDONALD, JENNIEER 63 GODDARD AVE., 02146 MACKIN. KATHLEEiN 10 EANARK RD., 02146 MCPHERSON. KEVIN 223 BOYI..STON ST,, 02146 MAGEE. MARSHA 182 LEE ST., 02146 MAHON. JAMES 9 MUEEORD ST., 02146 MAHONEY, TIMOTHY 8 JUNIPER ST., 02146 MAEEEY, SHARON 217 RESERVOIR RD., 02167 MAEEIOS, JAMES 89 RANGEEEY RD., 02167 MAITJOS, STEVEN 89 RANGEEEY RD., 02167 M ANNEX, TODD 42 EAIRWAY RD., 02146 MARANS. BETH 64 PARKMAN ST., 2, 02146 MARKOWITZ. CAROL 815 WASHINGTON ST.. 02146 MARTENSC4N, DONNA 6 AUBURN CT., 02146 MARIN, ELIZABETH 86 CYPRESS ST., 02146 MATRANGA, KAELA 148 UNIVERSITY RD., 02146 MA ' ITHEWS, JOHN 39 PERRY ST., 02146 MALTIS, NANCY 21 GREEN ST.. 02146 M.AZZASCHL JARED 133 PARK ST. 701., 02146 MCCAELA. STUART 18 EAST MILTON RD., 02146 MCCARTHY. NICHOLAS 60 HARRISON ST.. 02146 MCEACHERN. KIRK 14 BELEAIRE RD.. 02131 MCGARR, KEEEY 1 1 1 WAENUT HIEE RD.. 02167 MCGONAGEE, T1MC9THY 43 DAVIS AVE., 02146 MEAEY, CHRISTINE 43 OAKEAND RD., 02146 MEL KIMBERLY 33 BROOK ST., 02146 MEINERT, ROSEMARY 40 .ATHERTON RD., 02146 MENDEZ. R(4LANDO 54 VILEAGE WAY., 02146 MEROW. ALEXANDER 80 PEEASANT ST., 02146 MERTON, SAMANTHA 67 PINE RD.. 02167 MIELER, TAEYA 815 W ASHINGTON ST.. 02146 MINOGUE. THOMAS 133 CYPRESS ST.. 6. 02146 M1R.ANDA, PEGGY 782 WASHINGTON ST.. 02146 MIRKIN. SAM 230 BEVEREY RD.. 02167 MONTIJO. EORENNA 34 PARK ST.. 02146 MORA. GERMAN 338 ST. PAUE ST.. 02146 MORRIS. MICHAEE 17 WHITNEY ST.. 02167 MORRISON, CATHY 212 HIGH ST.. 02146 MOY. PHILLIP 84 COOLIDGE ST., 02146 MOY. TONY 37 BROOK ST.. 02146 .MPONTSIKARIS, L:LL1:N 22 ALTON ST.. 02146 .MURPHY, SPAN 25 .STL.ARNS RD.. 02146 MURPHY, DOUG 55 NlvWTON ST.. 02146 .MYLL:S, CE;NI 83 LRANCIS ,ST., 021 46 nadi:r, scon 39 school st., 02146 NATHAN, JOSHUA 84 SALISBURY RD.. 02146 NEE:DL1:.MAN, SHL.RYL 56 CLE:ARWATER rd.. 02167 NEILL, DA.MIAN 49CLARK RD.. 02146 NL:LS0N (iRLXiORY 174 DliLHl ,ST., 02126 ne:wso.me, ronn 22 lindl:n pl.. 02146 NEWTON, ALIMA 106 OAKLAND RD.. 02146 NG. DANA 12 SHAILliR ,ST., 02146 NG. KA ' ITY 23 HURD RD.. 02146 NG, YVONNL: 120 PLEASANT ST., 02146 N(]UYl:n, eoan 341 ,st. paue st., 02146 NICHOLS. ERIC 210 .MIDDLESEX RD.. 02167 NICHOLS. JUSTIN 44 HARRISON ST., 02146 NICKER.SON, JOHN 20 COOLIDGE ST.. 02146 NICKERSON, NATHANIEL 20 COOLIDCJE .ST., 02146 NICOLAZZO, LEA 26 COEBOURNE CRES., 02146 NORRIS. FAR YE 74 LAWTON ST., 02146 NORTON. WALTER 18 ALTON PL., 02146 NOZAWA, KIYO.MI 109 IRVING .ST.. 02146 NUBOER, FRANS 197 WIL.SON ST., 02146 OCHERETYANNY, IGOR 415 WASHINGTON ST., 02146 OLEARY, .MARYNA 123 SEWALL AVE 11., 02146 OEENDER, LAURI 14 CYPRESS ST.. 02146 OEIBRACE, EVANS 214 HIGH ST.. 02146 OLINS, ALEXANDRA 242 WALNUT ST., 02146 ONEILL, GERARD 1 AUBURN CT., 02146 OREILLY, ROBERT 1376 CO.M.M AVE., 02135 ORENSTEIN, JILL 77 PARKMAN ST., 02146 O.SGOOD, DAVID 16 NEW TERRACE RD., 02146 OSOFSKY, ANDREW 25 PLOWGATE RD.. 02167 PAIK, JAMES 236 WINCHESTER L. 02146 PAISNER, STACEY 141 BONAD RD., 02146 PLERMO, JOSEPH 50 VILLAGE WAY., 02146 PANHORST. DIANA 332C NEWTON ST., 02167 PAPADOPOULOS, PETER 10 DAVIS AVE., 02146 PARADIS, MARC 98A LONGWOOD AVE.. 02146 PARIAL, JON.ATHAN 292 RUSSETT RD.. 02167 PARKS. DARREN 449 WALNUT AVE., 02119 PEARSON, LAURA 7 EL.M ST., 02146 PEGUES, NATHANAEL 111 SOUTHERN AVE., 02121 PELEGRIN, WILLIAM 348 ST. PAUL ST., 02146 PELUSI, DAVID 1264 BEACON ST., 02146 PERIA, HEATHER 12 EUSTON ST., 02146 PERINPANATHAN, SUGANTHI 39 FOREST ST.. 02167 PERINPANATHAN, SUMATHl 39 FOREST ST.. 02167 PESSIN, CAITLIN 3 GORHA.M AVE.. 02146 PETERSEN, MEREDITH 1791 BE.ACON ST., 02146 PEYKANFAR, MORRIS 16 SHORT ST 1 B, ., 02146 PHELAN, MICHELLE 101 W ' INTHROP RD.. 02146 PHILLIPS, KIMBERLY 41 IB WASHINGTON ST., 02146 PIDERIT, ERIC 138 WINCHESTER DT.. 02146 POPE, CHE 48 DECKARD ST.. 02121 PORTER. Tl.MOTHY 133 PARK ST.. 02146 POWELL. JASON 16 COLUMBIA ST., 02146 POWERS, KEITH 87 BABCOCK ST.. 02146 PRILUCK, EITAN 29 COLUMBIA ST., 02146 PRIOR, TRAVIS 317 ST. PAUL ST., 02146 QUAN, CAROLYN 148 WALNUT ST.. 02146 QUITSLUND, PHILIP 65 BABCOCK ST. 5, 02146 RADFORD, AMY 8 JUNIPER RD., 02146 R.AE. TEJ 195 ST. PAUL ST., 02146 R.ATHBONE, JASON 817 WALNUT ST., 02146 REARDON, RICO 73 NAPLES RD., 02146 REDD, ERIC 53 WAVERLY ST.. 021 19 REID. LESLIE 22 LINDEN ST.. 02146 RESSMEYER-LOVAS, ERIKA 82 HIGHLAND RD.. 02146 RICHARDS, TANIA 12 ALTON PLACE., 02146 RILEY. DENNIS 42 ACKERS AVE.. 02146 kiVERA, MARIE 648 WASHINCJTON ST., 02146 ROACH, MARIA 1 10 OAKLAND RD., 02146 ROBINSON, KENLEY 122 ADDINGTON RD., 02146 ROGERS, T ' VOR 81 ERANCIS ,ST., 02146 iOMARD, JOHN 102 NAPLES RD., 02146 ROSE, JAMES 25 ALTON ST., 02146 ROSEN, HOPE 777 BOYLSTON ,ST., 02146 ROTH, JULIE 29 HYSLOP RD., 02146 nOTHSTElN, ALEXIS 11 MlLl ' ON RD., 02146 jlOYSTON, BROOK 40 BROOK ,ST., 02146 ilOZIC, IRENA 1401 BEACON ST., 02146 lUBlNSHTEYN, VICTORIA 12 PARKWAY RD., 02146 rUBY, BRIAN 236 BEVERLY RD., 02167 j:UDNlCKI, IVAN 141 WALNUT ST., 02146 f:UFFALO, PHAEDRA 1 1 1 1 BEACON ,ST., 02146 l:UGAR, DIANNE 51 PHILBRICK RD., 02146 [USSO, DEIDRE 1809 BEACON ST., 02146 I.YAN, PAUL 10 EAST MILTON RD., 02146 ADOW, JOSHUA 109 TAPPAN ST., 02146 PALTALAMACCHIA, MONA 212 HIGH ST., 02146 fALTAMAN, ALLISON 79 CRALTSLAND RD., 02146 lANCHEZ, MIRIAM 213 PLEASANT ST., 02146 fANTEE, MARK 23 DALE ST., 02146 DANVILLE, TIMOTHY 90 PARK ST., 02146 1CHRODER, RICHARD 344 TAPPAN ST., 02146 CHWARTZ, RACHEL 261 UPLAND RD., 02160 ICOTT, TIMOTHY 83 EGMONT ST., 3, 02146 :EDER, JONATHAN 126 SEWALL AVE., 02146 ELDON, MICHEL 504 BEACON ST., 02146 iELWYN, JEREMY 285 RESERVOIR RD., 02167 IeNNA, DANZY 37 STANTON RD., 02146 JERAFIN, LISA 125 PARK ST., 02146 JERENYI, PETER 79 GREENOUGH ST., 02146 jHAlN, BRAHMAN 13 BARTLETT CRES., 02146 f-lAPIRO, DEBORAH 21 DWIGHT ST., 02146 HAPRIO, ZACHARY 24 ESSEX RD., 02146 HARMA, SUPEIYA 48 LINDEN PLACE., 02146 HAW, MEREDITH 229 CLARK RD., 02146 HAYEGAN, BIJAN 33 POND AVE., 02146 HEA, THOMAS 2 TABOR PLACE., 02146 HEFTEL, RACHEL 131 GARDNER RD., 02146 .HEPEN, ELDAD 125 WILLARD RD., 02146 HIH, MICHAEL 104 FRANKLIN ST., 02146 HIPP, MATTHEW 39 KENT ST., 02146 i-lKOLNIKOV, EDDIE 133 CYPRESS ST., 02146 ILBERT, CHARLES 106 SPOONER RD., 02167 fLVERMAN, STEPHEN 338 ST. PAUL ST., 02146 3 SCO, TARA 70 PEARLL ST., 02146 ISKIND, RAE 18 ATHERTON RD., 02146 KEEN, DEREK, 65 MARLBOROUGH ST., 02116 LAVIN, CHRISTINE 210 CHESTNUT ST., 02146 MITH, STEVEN 20 HARRISON ST., 02146 MULOW, JULIE 673 BOYLSTON ST., 02146 NEIDER, ARTHUR 30 PERRY ST., 02146 NYDER, HEATHER 115 BROWNE ST., 02146 DDERBERG, AMY 30 BRADDOCK PRK., 021 16 DFIR, OLEG 32 ST. PAUL ST., 02146 DLARI, RENEE 9 ADAMS ST., 02146 DLMAN, RACHEL 83 COOLIDGE ST., 02146 DMMERS, TAMLER 185 DAVIS AVE., 02146 DNTAG, JODY 25 INDEPENDENCE DR., 02167 DOHOO, NANCY 85 LAWTON ST., 02146 ! ' EERS, HEATHER 1 1 1 WINTHROP RD., 02146 PINNEY GLENN 14 BERKELEY CT., 02146 PEELE, WALTER 39 PRINCE ST., 02146 PEINFELD, REBECCA 1 1 GARDNER RD., 02146 PERN, EUGENE 73 WOODCLIFF RD., 02167 PINEMAN, SCOTT 1055 BEACON ST., 02146 PITH, IAN 3 DUKE ST., 02126 PODDARS, NATHANIEL 123 BROOK ST., 02146 S ' OLTMANN, ASIA 22 HIGH ST., 02146 PUNDIS, HEATHER 81 PARK ST., 02146 SUGARMAN, DUKE: 15 CHATHAM ST., 02146 SURPRISE, SHARON 212 CHE.STNU ' F S ' l ., 02146 SZI-TO, LILLY 378 RUSSETF RD., 02167 TA, BECKY 145 NAPlTiS RD., 02146 TAKATA, LYNN 99 POND AVE., 02146 TAM, ALAN 7 HARVARD AVE., 02146 TAN, JONNY 157 THORNDIKE ST., 02146 TANG, QUE 347 S ' F. PAUL ST., 02146 TETRO, GEORGIANNE 68 EGMONT ,ST., 02146 THOMAS, CANDACE 14 PAISLEY PARK., 02124 THOMPSON, BLAKE 60 GREYCLIFF RD., 02135 THOMPSON, DAVID 51-A VILLAGF: WAY., 02146 TOMSKY, SUZANNE 94 JORDON RD., 02146 TSIRELSON, ELLINA 20 STR ' l ' HMORE RD., 02146 TSIRELSON, KATYA 68 EGMONT ST., 02146 TSOI, LAWRENCE 124 BABCOCK ST., 02146 TUNIS, ROBERT 55 EGMONT ST., 02146 TURNER, JOEL 147 WALLIS RD., 02167 VELAQUEZ, CECILIA 15 CHATHAM ST., 02146 VEYSSl, KAMYAR 1731 BEACON ST., 02146 VINES, JUAN 1751 BEACON ST., 02146 VIOLA, BENJAMIN 81 STERNS RD., 02146 WALLACE, MEGAN 19 ALTON PLACE., 02146 WALSH, SEAN 16 JAMAICA RD., 02146 WANG, JOAN 60 CLINTON RD., 02146 WANG, JULLIAN 60 CLINTON RD., 02146 WARD, DEAN 106 BROWNE ST., 02146 WASSLE, NICOLE 1842 BEACON ST., 02146 WASSERMAN, DEBRA 319 RUSSETT RD., 02167 WATSON, RACHEL 17 CLARK RD., 02146 WEBSTER, THEODORE 51 OLANDO DT., 02126 WEINER, ALIDA 202 RAWSON RD., 02146 WEINER, DANIEL 1 14 SOMERSET RD., 02146 WHANG, JUN SUN 153 SUMMIT AVE., 02146 WHITE, KATHERINE 92 PERRY ST., 02146 WHITE, PATRICIA 158 MT. VERNON ST., 02108 WILKERSON, FRANCES 1 120 BEACON ST., 02146 WILLIAMS, ANNE 23 HARRIS ST., 02146 WILSON, LAURIE 12 GORHAM AVE., 02146 WINCUINAS, JASON 1011 BEACON ST., 02146 WING, CAROLINE 738 BOYLSTON ST., 02167 WINTER, ELISSA 1501 BEACON ST., 02146 WOHBERG, SHIRA 355 BUCKMINISTER RD., 02146 WOLBACH, LUKE 77 RUTLAND ST., 02146 WONG, ANDREW 325 ST. PAUL ST., 02146 WONG, GLEN 325 ST. PAUL ST., 02146 WONG, LINDA 48 STEDMAN ST., 02146 WONG, MEl YUK 19 SHORT ST., 02146 WONG, TONY 122 PLEASANT ST., 02146 WOODWARD, PETER 290 ARLINGTON RD., 02167 XIE, MICHAEL 208 WINTHROP RD., 02146 XU, LEI 202 RAWSON RD., 02146 XYPTERAS, KIVELLY 5A KENDALL ST., 02146 YEE, LYLA 132 MASON TERR., 02146 YEE, STEPHEN 43 DALE ST., 02167 YEH, WIE 144 COLUMBIA ST., 02146 YESNER, RUTHBEA 48 MARSHALL ST., 02146 YOUNG, ELIZABETH 1040 W. ROXBURY PRWAY., 02167 YUEN, KEN 281 MASON TERR., 02146 ZARETSKY, LIANA 28 RAWSON RD., 02146 ZARTOSHTY, ESFANDIAR 200 FISHER AVE., 02146 ZAVISTOSKI, REBECCA 61 WOLCOTT RD., 02167 ZELMAN, ERIC 104 WESTBOURNE TERR., 02146 ZHAO, WILLIAM 8 HART ST., 02146 ZIMON, JOSHUA 78 BEVERLY RD., 02167 ZINDLER, ETHAN 180 CLARK RD., 02146 ZISKIN, JOSHUA 147 MASON TERR., 02146 ZOLL, SHARA 1284 BEACON ST., 02146 133 134 SWS ROSTER CKROYD-U VINGSTON , MKUSSA GEB, CLAUDINE LONSO, ALICIA ATT, MICHAEL Iennett, autumn ERNS, JESSICA ING. DEBBIE LANCHE, JASON ROWN, CORITA ARLETON, IAN HAPMAN, AMY IHARNEY, JESSICA HIVIAN. DYLAN ONNOR, ALISA lOZIER, RHONDA lANESH, SONYA ;EADERICK. JENNIFER lORR, GAYLE ,OYLE, PATRICK iRUMHELLER. JULIE i BA. ANNALISSA YALDS, AMY IHED. RINAT lABBE, AARON IIVELBER, JONAH IQDFREDSEN, NEILS XJDWYN. CAROLYN ACE, ANNA RAFF, DAMON ALEVl, ITAI AMBURG, NAOMI ARRIS, RAGANI ART, AYANNA SLLMAN, MICHAELA ENSON, KEVIN bDGEMAN, JOHN JUGEN, EDDIE JURIHAN, MEGHAN JWELL, MARA NNACO, JOHN iCOBSON, MATT , RDON, LINDA , iNOWICZ, RANDI ANAREK, JANE I lDOYANES, TINA � LER, SARAH .EM, JUDY JHT, GERALD rOWICZ, ADAM SHANNON SON, TED N, JON II, EPHRAT ENSKY, KRAIG TIN, ELIZABETH TERS, KEVAN RANGA, KAELA JERT, ROSEMARY RISON, JEREMY NTSIKARIS, ELLEN ES, CENI ES, MASHAMMOQUET ER. SCOTT HAN, JOSHUA RIS, FARYL OER, FRANS IS, ALEX LNHEIM, LIZA DYA, MEHIR lA, HEATHER .LIPS, DIANA , LISA CH, DAVE CH, MIKE ), LESLIE JARDS, TANIA lERS, T ' VOR lEN, GILI HSTEIN, LEXIE SO, DEIRDRE OW, JOSH CHEZ, MIRIM WARTZ, RACHEL WIN, GALA ,RMA, MALTI IDER, ARTHUR IDERBERG, AMY MAN, RACHEL :BET, ANDREW .ENTINE, RORY IlLALBA, CONNIE UlTE, ELIZA 4JITE, KATIE UITEFIELD, KOREY ILKERSON, FRAN IDOWITZ, LARRY 2JDLER, ETHAN aCKERMAN, DAVID 135 9 ' 1 C ' Hare ' ' ‘| ' «j; ' = fede ' ' cO ' e ' | Leonard Sq i nda I lan LaPlant = . ' ' Frpli; o Kravis . Resnick Conn ) i Schj- - V sAmico .1 9Kine Shuman ' ®nn, ' hro, c — --Tn ° ' .ie CO : °4t%f , •. eynoJc s j - ■ Singal Slaven Davis ' cC-a ' I 1 N Pr.) Resnick Cor J Shuman 1. AoS , -vuva ° - ■ ' ' Kra ' js Sva ' Caucdod y olds 1 I Arsenault iven Aovid ?u eq V,ee, o6j Ca, obias iVJyier On ( Ogo ( Haubcnstock 0 Goldbehg. ' i.j 1 :i2Jco12U f r ' ' „,„f= ' ’ oVer 4ytie.p p do,Kean . ■ ' Lewis y- Lewis t ' d - ' acobson, a 7 otenberg ' ® ' - — ' ard oe ' t os Johnson VAoVJ 3 trQ O loan. n ' ' � A %e ' %erAeavey Yu Jew.. ■ Skvirskv o . rraoo V e ' A v- ' VtAA -s „ AWi; ,.SC, .� Uber. - f dbaumf , I McDonald ’In Sd J-Nielser. 1 • ' 0;V°5 ' .o r-ie Klokman ; i°°® Lane_ ' v d°vj,e’ .c O oC ot CW . ' Skvirsky W Dudley % Cellura RoutK.e a. .Sens O ' ne tj yone Jennings iicciatCs 5 ' cf ' Conroy ' S’4- tc ° ■?a ' - • LlTj-Markelli. . 1. 8 •iKSa ' I, Rood ' ! Manzelli , %aU ■‘‘--“ ' ’ A Ramsey );,c YoUIiK r.anney ar- ■ ' ae,£ ' ' ' ' •Sonlecvat ' dzUco lo aUS ■ -o ?: ' a ' ,ardi Gallaghe- Rendeir!-goNSva |, I ' tos tia Col 1 ins’®® ' Oa Fuciu ' B a rd a .Herr i ng t o. Le v i n_ g ] a n k s t e’l Cado Bookscon I ' Madden LowtV 6 Mu k‘- ' Gr“« ' ' ' ' ?r Partol 1 irestone] LSpf- ' ceaa ' ° ' Smith ,, easel H 1 p-L-ey Bier le der , Howard jO ' - IS: “ l 4 ;fe$-€Ssr _ LUA «11 VoS°S«° ' ' - Calleji h_-Rose„bi _Haa.„„„ u, ■‘fj ' O X O ' Neil Studdai tlard,one. ' P Ood ed Bla Yu Gd sp ■ Jleeki Jr ' seod U f ? O ' ' ' Dav: I SECRETARIES ADMINISTRATION Ms Burke Ms. Jennings Ms. Dyer Ms. Galatis V 3 Ms. Geier Ms. Heavey Ms. Heffeman Ms Manehester Ms. McDonald Ms. Piatelli Ms. Bevilacqiia Ms. Connor Ms. Kenney Ms. Prager Ms. Taylor Mr. Robinson Mr. Shanahan Ms. Williams Ms. Beaumont Ms. Thornton 140 MARY ATHEY JENNINGS ON DECISION MAKING “One hundred high school teachers leave the cluttered classroom knowing the decision they made here today will become school policy tomorrow. Administrators will not alter it, students will not protest it, and unions will not grieve. Why? Because each of these groups were part of the decision- making process prior to this final faculty meeting.” “First, this process creates a feeling of unity and community in the school that cannot be equaled by the most charismatic leader making near perfect, unilateral decisions. A camaraderie begins to develop when people lay their opinions out on the table and then care enough to battle over them.” ‘Another reward from the process lies in the quality of the decision made. 4any points of view are considered for each decision and with it comes nore data than might be collected if you operated in isolation. This extra .mount of information, coupled with the extra time usually allotted to •articipatory decisions, helps to assure that decisions are well thought-out. ssues never die in this participatory process. Change can grow slowly rom within, instead of being imposed from above or outside.” 141 AKERS Ms. Johnson Mr (jrady HOUSE Ms. Delaney Ms Bard Mr. Wehb PACKARD HOUSE Ms. MaeGillivray Mr. Cradle 142 LINCOLN HOUSE Ms. Caulfield Mr, Waldron Mr. Reynolds Mr. Fedennan Ms. Kean ROBERTS HOUSE Ms. Smith Ms. Davis Ms. Nicolai 143 PUPIL SUPPORT Ms. Cradle Mr. Ciopen Ms. Gustin Ms Hard ,A Ms. Horwitz Ms How man •Ms. Jacobson Ms Hram Ms. Kraus Mr. Goldberg Ms. Thompson ADULT ED. SWS Ms. Larsen Mr. Giannone Mr. Schwartz Mr Kennedy Ms. Simkowsky 144 CLINIC Dr Partoll Ms. Rogovin Mr Marcus Mr. Mayhew Ms. Rome Ms. Feld Ms Fraser Ms. Murphy Ms. Ewanouski Ms. Rosenblum Ms. Rendeiro Ms. Seashore Ms. Segal Ms. Cellura Ms. Chickering Ms. Collins Dr. Ling Mr. Lis Ms. Ferrisi Mr. Spisto Ms. Shaye Ms. Lew 145 SOCIAL STUDIES Ms lilunusa Ms. Markell Ms. Quit! Mr. Walker Mr Dudley Ms. Atlwood Ms. Hurley Ms. Manhard Mr Id ik Mr. Skvirsky Mr. Kaplan Ms. Kraus Ms HrcK.ks Mr Cradle Mr. Roop Mr. Wright 14(1 FOREIGN LANGUAGE Ms. Berko Ms. Cahn Ms. Lebach-Rosenbloom Ms. Lewis Ms. Bartiroino Ms. Nardone Ms. Planchon Ms. Rotenberg Mr. Ulich Ms. Wu ENGLISH Ms. Bailey Ms Berman Ms. Hammond ■Ms. Colburn Ms. La PI ante Mr Murphy Ms. Reynolds Ms. Gallagher Ms. McDonnell Ms Case Ms. Kean .Ms. Metzger Ms. Nielsen Ms. Mahmud Mr Ross Ms. Sinilh Mr. Viglirolo Ms. Wacht Ms. Wyler Mr. Yesner Mr. Ulich Ms. Shiu 149 MATH Mr Barrasso Mr Franiz Mr. Lantos Ms. Armstrong Ms. Burbank-Schmidt Ms. Cookson Mr. Jean •Ms. Axe I rad Mr. Flint Ms. Hibert Ms. Nowak Mr. Bookston Ms. Gorman Ms. Lombardi Ms. Schnipper Ms. Young 130 SCIENCE Ms. Lowry Ms. Rosser Mr. Rothstein Mr. Snyder Mr. Stem Mr. Tierney Ms. Walen i i Ms. Bocrigter Mr. Cunningham Mr. Gleekman Ms. Cauchon Mr. Forsythe Mr Floward Mr. Cohen Ms. Fuciu Ms. Floward Mr. Coombs Mr. McKay Ms. Flowed Ms. Wiggin 151 OCCUPATIONAL LDUCATION Ms Corcoran Mr Kyan Ms Dclanjian V , Ms. I-laherty Mr. McCarthy Ms. McNamara Ms. Smoller Ms. Stark Mr. Mitchell Ms. Tobias HOME EC. Ms. Daly Ms. Freeman UNIFIED ARTS Mr Doherty INDUSTRIAL ARTS VISUAL ARTS Mr Kestenbaum Mr. Arsenault Mr. Chaisson Mr Lee Mr Tupa Ms. Sens Mr. Riley Mr. Klokman Ms. Wall 154 PERFORMING ARTS 155 LIBRARY Ms. Cohen Ms. Connolly Ms. Shinn Ms. Holt Ms Jack ' Is Markuson INDIVIDUALIZED STUDIES Ms. Firestone READING l. ' 6 TIME FLYS WHEN YOU’RE HAVING . . . FUN? Mr. Coombs 1969 Ms. Pierson 1969 Mr Wnght 1969 Mr. Ulich 1969 Mr. Tipton 1969 Mr. Conroy 1969 Ms. Landry 1969 Ms. Quill 1969 ' .V Mr. Murphy 1969 Mr Wiggin 1969 o. Sl Mr. Cohen 1969 Ms. Wiggin 1969 Mr. Parfilt 1958 Ms. Addelson 1958 wimming Gymnastics asketball lirack Hockey I I I ■ ■ I 1 I ' T ffniar ITrul CTCiT C 1 Softball Field Hockey Swimming Gymnastics asketball Hack HodiQr If Tennis Riotbdl Crew Swimming Gymnastics Basketball Track Hockey Tennis FbotballCie- ntrv Lacross Gymnastics Volkyball I k Hockev M in Ski Ham Field H nil II I [iTi t n 1 Vo I hn IS Football Crew Soccer ntry Lacrosse SkiTe- mnisFootball Crew S Country Lacrosse Ski ball Fiel “ iming G etbdl ' Tninis Countr mine ' tbaOTfflHIl A k rOie 160 Concern tor excellence; endurance, strength, accuracy, coordination. JLJLW’AV’T PinnisFbotb l Crew twuntiiL Lacro sties Voll ountry Lacrosse Ski Hockey C r 1 ■ f Tennis Football Crew So Country Lacrosse Ski ' ball Field Hockey Cbeei mine Gymnastics blle CkCT w Crew S ' sse Ski eld Hockey Cheerleaders s Country Lacrosse Ski tball Field Hockey Oiee nming Gymnastics Vbll Track Hockev W L imui 161 162 BOYS SOCCER VARSITY I ' irsl Row: l.iike Wolback, Doug Bcrkson. Scoti Nadcr(co-caplain). Justin Nichols(co-captain), Jon Seder, Kenly Robison, Middle Row: Coach Coombs, Dave iTaunces, Alex Kavonovsky, bivans Olbrice. Ricky Davis, Chris Dunham. Ira Cohen, Rico Reardon. Jonathan (iw ia da. Top Row : Nick Williams, Yoav IJaram, Peter Wilson, Scott Upton. Rony Reichler. Uval (ialTny. Mike I hunder Olsen JUNIOR VARSITY f’irst Row: Eli|ah l.apson. Dave Zuckerman. Mike Ulich. M Re a Taheri. Ben Tracy. Second Row: Martin Price. Danny Cohen. Ben Kirshner, Andrew Kelley. Richard Ross. P ' ourth Row: Stanley Piltch(Coach). Derek Wing. Parker Schweich, Michael Dunlap. Zach Conen. Matt Jacobson. Aaron Passed. Ben Lorsch. Back Row: Jim Partan. Greg Daniels. David Brandt. Gilly Strauss. Nathaniel Anderson FRESHMEN First Row : Jason Eich. Nathan Guyer. Leonardo Martinez. Paul Hannigan. Peter Kisler. Paul Donowitz. Row Two: Ozan ' t ' akali. Ben Maitre. Jesse Redlener. Nick Beasley. Bill Smithers. Brandon Patey. Row Three: Rommel Mosquere. Khashi Vakili. Eric White. Paul Epstein. Ron Weiner. .Amir Frankl. Tony Dpazo. .Adam .Alfred. Scott Butchart(Coach). Row Four: Josh Karant. Pablo Mango. Dr Hemian Shemtan. .Arnold Drucker. Josh V ' illiams. Theo Epstein. Theo Epstein. Ibb F ' he 1987 Brookline Boys Varsity Sotco team rocked. For only the second time in th history of Brookline Soccer we won th( Suburban League Title. .Many people wen involved in our season and we give them oia thanks. Above all though, the players deservi a lot ol credit lor the success of this team. Overcoming adversities enough to stille th( most unified of teams was what made th group the champions they were. In retrospect: The fields were rcK ' ky, fhe players ctK ' ky. Quite an amazing season. For a team lacking cohesion. But out on the field. The opponents would yield Time after time To the shots of Brookline. j All hail to the spotrock, | The Team of ' 87 168 GOLF To (he guys, I he 19X7 Brookline High (jolf ' I ' eam was among the most promising golf teams ever assembled by coach Ron Divincen .o. But. throughout the year we were faced witli some tough setbacks. F or the hall of the season F’hil, one of (he captains, was out witli mono, but he returned to go undefeated. 1-or the second half of the .season, Doug Murphy, the other captain, who also had a winning sea.son, was out with a broken wrist. However, with the efforts of (Jerard, Steven, who placed fourth in the suburbans, Ben, McC’arthy, Aaron, Mike, and Sudsy. We made our coach proud by qualifying as a team for the state tournament. With most of the guys returning next year 1 have high hopes for a Suburban League Championship. Good luck next year! fhanks, f hilip Gordon en Burke, Phil Gordon, Doug Murphy, Aaron Bluestein, Second Row: Coach Divincen .o, Sam Nickak Michael Kelly, Tommy Kramer, Adam Conviser. 169 1 GIRLS SOCCER Row 1: Debbie Shapiro, Allison Salt .iiian, (Captain) Sarah Hennessey. (Captain) Penelope Ciraboys, Laurie Wilson, Janet Ma, Row 2; l.eah l-einberg, Julie CiramJ. Caroline Campbell. Jennifer (iray. Stephanie .Morse. Meghan Hourihan. Row Miehelle llallisey. Shannon Kos, Naney Kane. Diana MeClure, Christine Hennessey, Nicole Kosta, Jessica Herns fUrt. Row 1 : Doniinque Verrecchia. Rebecca Lynch. Tiffany Woolf, Andrea Wong, Julie Grand. Laurie Wilson. Row 2: Robin Fabiano, Kira Thaler, Carolyn Goodwin, Marianne Peralta. Sarah McDonald, Catherine Carroll, (Coach) Jack Lis, Row 3: Jessica Hems, Caroline Campbell, Meaghan Hourihan. Leah Feinberg Row 1 : (Coach) Robin Holbrook, Jenny Ew ing. Erin Nader. (Captain) Sascha Greatrex. (Captain) .Ashley Upton. Zoe Rose, liana Berger. Row 2: Joanna Kaplan, Megen Sargent. Jessica Levin, Sarah Graboys. Jessica Rowland. Mona Bodie. Allison Olesky Yes, We arc Girl’s .StKCcr 1987 Though our record was not quite what we wanted Our spirit was undaunted. Nicole as our stopper, her shorts down to her ankles. And Jessica trying to get up our hackles. Nancy leading the pack with her large mouth. Janet and her saves, clears the ball South. Jenny’s headers went up. up and away, Iwah’s slide kicks would never sway. We know that giggle, yes indeed it’s Allison. Debbie’s the one who made it all fun. With Tina on her long legs. And Diana complaining “It smells like eggs’’. Again Jenny jumping high overhead, “Does anyone have a rubber band?’’ is all Julie said. As we cried Stephanie “Shoot, ShcKJt, Sh(x t!“ Meg gave the biggest hoot. As usual Jack yelled “Shannon run!’’. Muttering under his breath “They all weigh a ton Let’s never forget; Candy com; 5 v 2; Trip to I Peabody; Bo Shing Noodles; “Introduce yourscl . . . right on, right on . . . ’’ I Good Luck in the years to come . . . Love I Penelope and Sarah 170 My name ' s Diana and I’m doing the twist! True talent exposed! 171 FOOTBALL As we renect back on the early stages of season we distinctly remember the hard w ' and desire each player contributed to form great team. We knew the road to succ wouldn’t come easily, but the way we played o|i first three games we were sure that wc were tH team to beat. We then hit a loosing slump of onb winning one of the next six games. The final showdown for all the seniors ti£ come. Turkey day, the game we will remembe forever, and play by play it became a pan of his tory. — HHS 35 NN 20 — Let this victory carry over into next year. Toth years seniors and next years team, G(X)t LUCK Rolando . lendc John Burit! Teddy Websk VARSI fY AND JUNIOR VARSITY First Ross lin-capl.nns) Rolando Mcndc , Iltcodorc Webster. John Burke, Rtiw Two Ben Viola, Frank Bowen. Andrew Owilsky. Andrew Hennessey. Thomas Lynch. David Kennedy . Tinid Mannix, Jocseph Hingston. Stephen Fay. Igor Kupennan. Waller Norton, Phillip Moy, Robert Fane. Seth hvans. Brian ( Kkray . Row I ' hree Johin OTx ' ary. Josh ( umnnng. Michael Ball. Jeremy llopw(x d. F.nc Bikotsky. Josh ( ' rane. Steve Kramer. Malcolm ( ' awthome. Quoko Clauiicrhuck. Asaf Malavi. Juan Pelegnn. Joyes Narcisse. Langston C’awthome. Dan Diller. Third Row (coach) Alex Spera, (coach) Thomas Re uli. Dujuan Stubbs, Michael Vallce. Peter C arp, Miceal ( hamberlain. Malik ( avallo, Korey Whiitield. Peter Nomson. (ieolta y (Jamere. Lnch Horselcy. Andre Withrtiw. Malt Uipoukhine. Thomas Nyugen. Jason Liv, Founh Row Tinld Kaplan. Matt Maroney . Ake Bowman. Victor Koyiich, Jesse Ritter. Ba i i Kambi . KojoClnffin. John O’ Brian. Bnan Davis. Jon lannaco. (coach) Roben Lynch, (coach) William McKeown FRLSHMHN Front Row Rich Radlord, Danumd Hughes. Kns Kuropatkin. Jeremy Ross. F.nc Fine. Michael Kelleher. Second row George McIntosh. Roben Kulch. Stanley Jourdan. F.mile Harmon. .Sean Hams. Sammy Yuen. Kesin Ma ' . Third Row hdward Hingsion. Jason Penck. Ivan. Paul Ix e. Sham King. Malik Bames-Smilh. Bnan C ' onnly. Founh Row (coach) Kesin Hawkins. Jaimie .Aimes. Michael Perkins. Michael Fenton. David Lynch. Jason Ward. Manual Bouliver. [ nald Macdonald, (coach) James Rourke OOTBALL CHEERLEADING row: Debbie Kanorak, Gracy Nagger, (capt.) Mona Saltalaniacchia, (capt.) Jaimie Fried, Shannon Kelley, Deborah Jidy, Second Row: (coach) Roberta Murachver, Rachel Solnian, Sharon Morrison, Gretchen Moore, Tobe Proctor, tna Caeser, Meredith Melzer, Third Row: Carolina Niieborg, Cecilia Kini, Angie Crouse, Noemi Burns, Christina tdon. Jaimie: Brian’s lootball jacket and a shirt that fits. Mona: the bigger skirt and a chill pill. Marina: a new boyfriend, or maybe two, or three . . . Shannon: bagels and a love life. Rachel: a Boston accent and Irish names. Angie: a place on the top of one mount. Gretchen: T.J. and a clue. Cecilia: a better attitude if possible. Christina: one more chance to arrive to practice ON I lMH!!! Meredith: “Kennedy can”, and some more gossip. Gracy: good health and a memory. Tobe: an American Express card — just like Zoe Deborah: Colgate for her smile and Langston. Debbie: room to do a back somi in a pep rally. Carolina: a cloud of smoke, and a loud voice. Sharon: a chance to stand on someone else. Thank you all for a very interesting .season. Good luck next year. You can only get better! We missed you Noemi! Congratulations Meredith. Deborah best of luck in California. We’ll miss you! Love Jaimie and Mona 75 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL VARSITY I ' irsi Row: Jo- Jo Loo. (C ' apt.) Renee .Solari. (C ' apt ) Maieka Hansard. .Second Row ; Llisa Moy. May Yung. Melanie Reardon, Nancy Lee, Melanee Alexander. (Coach) L ' llen l.ewis JUNIOR VARSITY Lirst Row : Jessica Reardon. Alice Lee. Vicki Stalhopolous. Cheyenne Rothmatn, .Martha Costin, KhoungTa. Second Row : (Coach) Maggie Brown. Rachel Steivater, Camille Solari. Lara Glazer. Adjoa de.Almeda. .Alehea Malcolm. FanoulaGeorgo- polous. Shay Tyrance, Jennifer Moy. Jennifer Malley, Masha Pastein, (Coach), Paul Sioupis. (Missing: Jaya Bloom and Gemila Hassan) Volleyball. It’s addictive, ask anyone W ' plays, l or the last two years most ol us ha played together and we became a lamily. have trained out of season and returned tl lall hungry to win. Well, it worked. The tci proved to their competitors that they have t spirit, strength and talent. We worked w together: always supporting and contributir When we could put all of these qualities action we defeated all but one team. Weevi beat Boston I.atin, on their home court, into games for the first time in seven yea Thanks for the support in the states. Hope ] sec you all next year for a more exciting s« | son. Good Luck H-line. Here are some gifts left to the team: l-lisa; purple, yellow and green skittles: driving license; hope that her now consist! serving will continue next fall. Jo: a piece of everyones tush. Maieka: a straight strut; matching socks Mav: a booming voice; a yearning to sprav •Mel A: Permanently attached croquet ownership to the Secret Dead. Company) goats allowed). Mel R.: Bunhuggers; a thank you for chan ing to the better sport. Nancy: a year supply of extra coffee, tl shakes; tons of spare change. Renee: Bazooka Joe; smaller feet; height Mama Lewis: S.M. P-less day; a sea.sonof tardiness; thanks for all her support. Team: success in the States next fall. 178 BOYS’ CROSS COUNTRY This year’s was the best season sit| all . last year! We won thjj meets and lost less than any other tean l H H .S l urthermore the great “Ri ! Warriors were more spirited than the sv | team-arid, ol course, undeleated at home Captain Men Zeek Mones Craw lord v his loud screams ol encouragement as ' trudged down Goddard and Ix-e. Then there was Casey ... ah ... Nl Manny the ghost, who kept saying ' l| upsets me. I shoulda .. . . Greg lanig” Gong was long gone seasons end. Han the import from Israel was quite! asset. I John, When are you going to cut y| hair ' . ' ! ' . ! | Super Sam was great. | Antoine Check out my Iresh Adid4 Rollc. Jeremy and his nose took over wh| Steiny left oil. Gcxid job! f ' eter went from Silver to Steele. Nate Do we have practice today? ;■ Woody, who got injured, remains tc shadow on our memories. i Stew ic, for the second season in a row, b | someone. Though there was no more Lollipr Trivia we survived. , Many thanks to “Stormin’ Norm Laasko and his Blue Bomber. Sincere! Seniors of the tea Allliougli our record (2-4) may not show it, I think this season was the most productive one in tlie history ol the team. With only two seniors graduating I’m confident Brookline will avenge its two point losses to Brockton and C ' amhridge and give Waltham a good scare. Meg will continue to dominate the League and Amanda will earn All-Star that she’s been eyeing. And now a word from the wise: Meg - Did you ever learn the del ' inition ol “nice and easy”? Amanda O.K.A. ' I ' he White W ' onder: Calm down, drink some water and don’t get lost! Laura — I hope our weird .sense of humor didn’t scare you that much, we’re really quite normal . . . honest! Jameela — Thanks lor all those pep-talks last fall and for sticking with us. THE FRESHMEN; You guys never ceased to amuse me. I’ll never forget, you’re endless Caitlin — amounts of energy both in the locker room and on the course. Nancy — You brought both spirit and talent to the team. Lis — Karen — GET HEALTHY!!!!!! Ms. Toney — I predict a winning season in your near future. Thanks Everyone Good Luck! Love, Anne GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY Caitlin Riley, Liz Costin, (Capt.) Anne Williams, Ruthbea Yesner, Nancy t.ange. Second Row: Coach Toney, Amanda Frost, Jameela Geiger I FIELD HOCKEY As we all know, the season had it’s ups an downs. Despite our record and cK’casion. Talks”, we had fun. At least we set or record, we were the first team to bring tf Brookline l )lice to our game. Let’s nevt forget . . Figure eights, THE RUN, f ani M and M’s, the luxury” buses. Ciood Luck in the years to come, and may tf Duke” be with you. Your loving captaiii ' i Dina, Donna, and Je VARSHA’ Row I: (C ' oudil t.iiula Str;ipp. I-.inily Beasley, (C ' apl 1 Dina (ioodman. (Capt ) Donna (iillis. (Captain) Jennifer Khaw. I Ji .abeth Christopher, Laura Iflooil, Row 2: Allison Lumsclen, Rebeeea ,Spaek, Debbie Mudge, Joyee Kodsi, . landi Kilgore, l.yla Vee, Row .V Missy Wayne, lirica Cirossiiian, Rinat fried, Melissa Lark, ,Susan Krasker, Sharon Malley JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1 Rebecca Herman, .Aanika DeVries, (Capt.) Sarah Blakely. Judy Toftler. (Capt.) Rachel Koprek. Allison Lumsden. Row 2: (Coach) Grace Kelley. Min Kini. (irace ' Vung, Jenny, Jaimie Summ, Danielle Blood, Haidee Janak. Caitlin .Allen. Row ,V Min Young Cha, .Allison Baker. Lliza White. Ephrat Levni. Karen Fried. Rachel Polonsky 184 -i BHS ' T 1 1 GIRLS SWIMMING on Bollom: l.auren Horwit ,, Jamne (julhcil. l.isa Diamond, Julie Marco. Diana C ' ampillo. Ines Yn .enga. Kneeling: Laurel V ilkmson, Nicole Rolbin, Melissa .Strauss, Gwen Kiessling, Leah Gorman, Samantha Merton, Standing on F ' loor: Manager John Lind, Teresa Ro ,on, Llissa Mirkin, Olga Itkin, Lily Ldraos, Lisa Re, Helen Kearns, Ahhie Bennet, Sitting on Board; Andrea l.interis, Kai C ' ha, I leather Speers, Donna Martenson, Jane Kanorek, Michaela Heilman, Jennifer Marco, Standing on Board; Sara I’aisner, Julie Kaminkow, Cathy Kmi, Alanna Keatim, Heidi Hanlon, C ' oaches: Jim Locke, Bill .McLaughlin, Missing: Anat Sagi, Amy Woodward V .7 The 1987 BUS GIKI..S SWIM TBAM hi season to remember . . . “We had to s and stroke and boogie on down that lane, had a team, that’s right, and we knew ho fight. We were C(H)I and we ruled, way ab the rest. We were vicious and malicious A WI-: BU I BROCKTON TO RHST” For first time in sixteen years, over Brockton persevered. Despite size 40 suits and a gr swimming pool, second place in the lea we took lor our school . The team was outr eous and our season was the best, but for r year we leave you with one request: Bt NHWTON Thanks for a “Bitchin” last son Your Captat Kai ( Donna Marten | Fleather Spe I 186 BOYS’ BASKETBALL VARSITY I- ' irsl Row: lladiii DancI, Ian Cozier, (Captain) Deke Hill, (Captain) Walter Norton, Geoff Ganiire, Che Pope, Second Row: (Coach) Stewart Abrams, (Coach) Malcolm W ' ynn, Ronan Wolfsberg, Quaco Clauterbuck, Kwame Bailey, Eric Red, Nate Nickerson, Angelo Dimitre, Teddy Webster, Ozone, (Coach) Tucker. ,IUN10R VARSITY f-irst Row : Tarik Parkman, Eric Bikofsky, Miceal Chamberlain, (Captain) Joe Osgood, Dan Differ, Andre Withrow, Langs- ton Cawthome, Second Row: Jason Moran, (Coach) Stewart Abrams, Eric Haven, Tamir, Jason Moran, Michal Dunlap, Corey Dahltead, Dave Sesnovitch, Jason Smith, (Coach) Malcolm W ' ynn FRESHMEN Eirst Row: Lance Johnson, Eric White, Matt Bemell, Emile Harmon, Sham Kang, Aaron Cohen, Chris Wagner, Kevin Hamilton, Eric Hycr, Second Row : Damon Briggs, David Piken, Ron Weiner, Dan Rainey, Jaimie Aimes, Michael Fenton, Chris Kirpatkin, Macy Ocenter, Malik Smith-Bames, Noah Clark, (Coach) Stewart Abrams, (Coach) Malcolm Wynn The 1987-88 sea,son was exciting and re warding. Under Coach Tucker’s direction v, were able to blow leads of up to forty point ' The team consisted of: Butter; Free rhrov- Ash-Ted (who wants to work the grill ; Sami’s Heat-Mi er); Bumbles; Chucks; Dam Nate; Jells; Beetle Bailey; Fat Back; B-5 Bomber; Slictor; L.A. Mr. Excitement; an Juice. Thanks to Tuck, Stu, T-Bazz, Ozone Jason, Malcolm, Cheerleaders; and the 3 possie. Yeah Seth! P.S. Bring the lotion and relea.se the shackle 188 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL V ' ARSl n M.i.ni- Ali-X ' inilcr (t’lplaini Maicka Hansard, (Captain) Molly lurlong, Diana McLurc. T«i� . m ' « ■ � « Mclson. Amanda I rosi. Cecil) Garin 1 Kim, Second 1 FRESHMEN , u (r-.nnini l aura Evans (Captain) Jessica Riordan, Joanna Mihail l ' o™ Jemafc. Malky, La, a Cla,.,, (Coach, Pc, Benaard Yo! B-Linc (Erls. Although this year wc did not make suburban (iirl’s Champs as wc hoped, the season wa j still alive! Our trip to D C, showed us a dif ierent style of game, and we saw how hall W should be run. L, Smurf, Mel, D, J, Michelle, Meg, Katie, Amanda, Tiny — y’all should do it next year. Dog ’em’ Beat down the Wildebeast foru ' because wc will not be here. Love. Molly — Mol and Mighty .Mikef Peabody trembles at the Furlong drive Air” McClure 191 HOCKEY VARSITY Hirst Row: Joe I’olamo. Urandon Arthur. Brian Kelley, (Captain) Andrew Hennessey, (Captain) Jason Rathbone, (Captain) Stephen hay. Brian Keaveney, John (iolden, (Coach) Paul Biatelli, Robert Teahen. Michael Kelley. Jay McDonald. Brian Sutherland, Cilenn Spinney, hric Knox, Dean Ward. Michael Aimes, John O ' lx-ary. Stephen Burke. Danny Choi. Gerard Walsh, (Coach) Craig Corcoran Missing: (Coach) Ron Divincenzo JUNIOR VARSI TY First Rowe Doug Soldenair, Chris Bartolinio, Mike Canney. Michael Kelley, Doug Murphy, John Bourque, John O ' Brian, Second Row: (Coach) Craig Corcoran, Brian Matthews, William Conner. Michael Cahill, Bruce Barber, Neil Duffy, .Michael Kelleher, David Newell. FRESHMEN First Row: Arnold, Jason Vitorino. Sam Tolkoff, Michael Kelley, Sean Delaney, Kami. Second Row: (Coach) Steve Delaney, Brandon Patey. Nick Beasley. Andrew Aimes. Michael Kelleher. John Diamond. Sam Kennedy. John Hanford. CONGRATULATIONS SUBURBAN LEAGUE CHAMPS! 192 I he 1987-KX (Jirls Winter Track Team start olTon a rather conf using note. We didn’t ha a coach, there were only seven returning tci members, and miscommunication duri stretching drills lead some members to t come upset. However, things soon got better. Coach P; sons returned, and along with assistant Co (jail Riley, devised still workouts to get us shape. To combat injury and exhaustion tht were ever present bags of icc, and of coui the mats. Sharing The Pavilion with the lio Team was crowded, but some of us didi seem to mind it too much. (Anne, Caitli Astrid) Although our final record was 1-5, it is no fair indication of our strength. Sterling p« forrnanccs by Emily, Anne, Sara, Korin, well as the talented underclassmen kept all t meets exciting. Some of highlights inclu Allie’s courageous finish against Ncwlo our Relays victory over Brcx:kton, and Sarr setting the high school’s record for the KX We hope in three years Br(X)kline w ill be Su urban League Champions. Your Loving Captair Emily, Anne, and S� GIRLS’ TRACK Row I: Aslridc I-rancoeur, Limla .Siijihrue, Nancy l.ang. Anno Williams (Captain). limily Hcasely (Captain). .Sara Hon- nossey, linny La arus, Rachel Mailin, Row 2: l.cah Davis, I.oslie l-ong, l,isa Sherman. Caitlin Riley. Anthia Hconomou, Allison l.umsden. Karen Steinleld, l.lana Merger, (iwen Kiessling. Row .t: Assistant Coach Kathy Boerighter. Stephanie Morse, Aanika Devries, Michelle Connolly. Anne Churchman. Laura Smoyier. Lmily Schlcsinger. Susan I ' ons. Korin Koley, .Assistant Coach (iail Riley. Missing: Head Coach Carl I’arson. llaidee Janak, Anna Boysen 194 BOYS’ TRACK f ;t Row: Chris Lewis, Stuart Katz, Jesse Nichols, Phil Moy (Captain) Andrew Gordon (Captain), Ben Crawford (Captain), Djid Akiba, Peter Steele, Brett Berenson. Second Row: Vladimir Gankin, John Ta, Paul Sacks, Matt Revis, Luther Rtney, Steven Kramer, Daniel Becker, Peter Wilson, Eli Weissman, Jason Flately. Third Row: (Coach) Tom Keer, 4hony Rolle, Jeremy Selwn, Rolando Mendez, Essy Lewis, Doug Lucchesi, Dana Ng, Richard Gee, Rico Reardon, Rae Si:ind, Jon Lowenstein, Manny Delaville, (Coach) Katherin Borgter. In the beginning, the Hoys I ' raek team had no eoaeh but alter the lirst week, the coaches were there and it was time to get down to busi- ness, Our lirst tneet against Cambridge and a victory would be needed to have a suecesslul season. We lost to the reigning suburban champs in a hard fought meet. Led by captains Andrew Gordon, Phil “the Danger” Moy, and Hen Crawford, the team won four of there last five meets to end 4-2, Some standout performers were Rolando “Poohey” Mendez, who jumped six feet six inches, Rico Reardon, who was strong on the 50 yard dash and the shotput, and IA te Wilson was impressive in the hurdles, Antoine, who was naturally stretched, loved his fresh Addidas, Rae Siskind ran the 500 meter run, but the race was only 300 meters long. Many felt if we were to lose, we should lose in style, Hecker always found the Pavil- lion too bright. And after the holding the title for three years. Hen Crawford was finally be thronged by Mark Carroll as the skinniest runner, Gordon, Moy, and Crawford were the perfect examples of great captains. They each had a lot of talent which scored many points for the team and they were excellent motivators for the team. Everybody looked up to the three as the head of the team, and showed due respect, Gordon won the 600 each meet, Moy was im- portant in the 50, and Crawford won the 2 mile or l(X)0, each meet. With Chris, Paul, Stewie, Antoine, Julio, the man of steele and a crop of other potential stars, the future looks bright, BEST OE LUCK — The Seniors — HOCKEY CHEERLEADING l irsl Row; Shannon C’onry, Captain C ' hrissic Slavin, Nicole Wassel, Seconil Row: Rachel Ixmire, F’enelope (iraboys, Pauline l.anjjdon. Third Row: Coach Corcoran, Nancy Kane, lulie Marco, Melissa Park, Ruslana Levental, Heidi Hanlon Heidi: Helmet; and a bullhorn I F auline: Raehel’s mouth and “Jealous Fell I Nicki; a pair of underwear and new hip A Shannon (Magnolia): a mirror to look :| bangs I Raehel: Pauline’s mouth I Julie: life supply of hairspray and aspirin J Ruslana: a million “Nic fits” in the lav. Melissa: pale skin and a wise attitude Chrissy: no more “pet peeves” and “Stop ing my name!” Penel: no more cheering for the other team| one of the rappers Nancy: her graceful “Rock!”, and the rapper — Best wishes fron.it graduating Cheerleaders in S First Row : Karen Hyugh. Yolanda .Mendez. .Alima Newton, Ayanna Thomell. .Meya LaChapielle, Kiyomi Nozawa. Row: Marla Manlold. Crystal Fisher. Candice Thomas. Lisa Sarafin. Third Row: .April Saron, Robin Cain BASKETBALL CHEERLEADING 1% SKI TEAM shestriij Row: Mike Donowitz, Peter Karp, Erie Horsely. Meg Horahan, Julia Vogelsang, Rob Beaglehead, Derek Perkins, ieind Row: David Colboum, Kate Linebaugh, Matt Duffy, Leah Feinberg, Jonah Paisner, Olga Itkin, Alysha Riteman, Tm Row: Erin Nader, Alex Olins, Becca Lynch, Doug Berkson, Rachel Zindler, Fourth Row: Emily Hanford, Marianne ellta, Graham Jerabek, Fifth Row: Coach Butchart, Mike Ulich, David Lange. BOYS’ SWIMMING Another year has come and gone, j ' And Brookline showed a lot of brawn. | We all did our very best, (; In back, butter. Tree, and breast. f In every meet we gave all our might. And put up a real tough light. Through every practice, and every meet, ; We knew Brookline was the team to beat! B.H.S. Swimmin 198 l irsi Kow : John Ngycn, Arturo l ugundo, David Chin, I rcd ( ' he, Hlay Kidcrnian, Cannon Chiton, Danny Cohen. Ke .Tehire, Matt .Seeond Row; Kieh Wheeler. John Wong, Doug t.ewis, Jose (iarcia, Annand .Sindoni. Allen .Studly, lajonardo Torres, Dan Takata, .Sain Reily, Adee Loehl, Josh Chesinan Third Row: Coach Jim taicke, William Che. John Lin, Brian Clifton, (iabe Christie, David Caplan. Sam Mirkm, Sam Ciuyer, Alex Marrow, Jason Det.ong, Derek Skeen. Matt Jacobson. Eddie Schuster, Bill McT.aughIm 198 Creature from The Green Lagoon 199 WRESTLING VARSn Y F- ' irst Row: (iilly Strauss, Marvin Mei, Malt Ruggy” Hums. Mark Santee, James I’aik, Albert Gagnon, Twi Tea Second Row : Coach James Rourke, Mike Masmaman, Henry Chow , Aaron Sellia, Kric Liebman. Kambi . Ha .azi, Mall Sfara, Patrick Hsiong, Christian Riley, Coach Bob Puleo VARSn Y I ' irst Row : Paul Hannigan. liugcne Shabin. Hooman Sadri. .Albcii Rabmovitch, Amir(jolparvar. Samuel ' uen. Second Row: (Coach) James Rourke. Kevin Ma. Chris Klinelelter. Pric Taylor. Tommy Ngyuen, Ali Teymourian. Malik Caballo. George Borokhev. FRESHMEN First Riiw : Paul Hannigan. Ben Baehrend. Samuel ' l l Patrick Hsiune. Georee Borokhov. , Second Row : (Coach) James Rourke, Kevin Ma. Mike Mazmanian. CONGRATULATIONS JUNG LEE! ™ New England and State Champ A great concern of Coach Ruleo’s this ycai was recruiting new wrestlers. Almost theen tire varsity squad of last year graduated, sr experience was something our team lacked i Although we were low on moves, and spen; , hours drilling the basics the team had tlx I drive to win. The extra push came Irom assis , tant Coach Hobby Matthews. Me gave uptht | desire to win, and he would yell to us if theta was a move we could execute. Captains Mark “Chuckie” Santee ami James Raik did an excellent job of pullin|j together a team of freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors into a well-oiled wrestling machine. As for the wrestlers, we had sever ! outstanding competitors. The “Korean Con- nection” of Lee and Raik dominated the I25i lb. and 135 lb weight classes. Jung went u ' i defeated this season, while Jimmy held ; close second with Mark Santee or “Captit Kangaroo” as affectionately called by Johi, “Rappa” Ruleo. Both captains together h less than four or five losses. There was als Matt Burns a senior who filled the spot jli team clown along with “Chuckie”. If ym notice the name “Matt Bums” and think of .1 rug burn it is pretty comical for a wrestlenj name. ] GIRLS’ GYMNASTICS hirst Row: Captain Jainiic hricci, Yarclena Hipsh, Khuong Ta, Sara Paisncr, Captain Debbie Kanariek Second Row: Coach Klin Mullaney. 1) J Sehraft, Soraia San ' Tana, Coach Patti Keaveney. hhird Row: Jesse Epstein Missing: Gretchen Coffin, Rachel Solonian 204 !.() ■ S c MUTCO Baskuthau I ' l.AM V S CN Mirn.i. A .- % CN‘ Ml ' KIVlAN O’ :S vC ' ' V ' V 5c, fcTvc, Q UH Ti 4,Vf Op O 4 V j O s nhW VVork Svgd ' ' ComM ' J ' 4 Q. Op intbi An ONai (i VCj fo v V4013 ' 0 ' ' JD EVENTS CLUBS AND EVENTS CLUBS AND EVI 208 Jazz Band Ho. ocn,r C0 ,v ' CO O ' - U.N. Club v-) rv. -• e, Q ' U„ V qS ' 0 f, Sct. %.s Tyu so ' meeting A 4 O4 vV v O ' Xo n 3 4 . CL A; % oa X X 4a OT ' o TS CLUBS AND EVENTS CLUBS AND EVENTS CL 209 MURI To “the family”. We’d like to tell you how much your “moms appreciate you. You don’t know how much yoi loyalty and dedication meant. At risk of heir too sappy, we’ll end that note, and on a light one, a tew memories that will die hard; Toby being there before us every day Kate’s abilities on each and every section Doug breezing in at 8:45 Nancy l(H)king for something to do Jeff, who never had to have his picture taker Hd, who scraped more letraset letters thi anyone should have to Julie and her fits of “retardation” while cro| ping Penel, trying to scrounge up some golf candii Gabe, coping with the crazy sports women Sylvia, who’s prose is made for Hallmark Tina and Lisa who aren’t sure if they’re croppir things right Carolyn, the baby of the family, who has tw more years to kx)k forward to Alexi who kept Carolyn And Toby in line Debbi who is never sure if she should do her I bl(Kk homework Bess who never stopped talking and worryuj)! Becky who helped whenever asked to Emily who was calm, and kept Alex sane Harry ' , a mysterious photography editor Sam and Marybeth who sold ads and candy Cheryl who was the more rational mom Alex who tried to be supportive and speak upf- all of us To Ms. Sens and Ms. Wall for answering o questions and handling the confusing details. Thank you all. It was worth it. Right? Love, Cheryl and Alex 210 ■VXXX X XN.VVXXX X VXNXVx ' xC XN.NXXS,, xxNX • XXX IAN URIVIAN STAF F 19X7-1988 DITORS IN CHIEF •hcryl A Ikon ,lex 01 ins ENIOR SECTION Inily Hanford liss Kargcr ' na Karidoyones I’ORTS I nelope Grayboys Uilie Roth (irbriel Sapolsky lUSINESS larybeth Dowgallo I m Linsky kCULTY l)ug Berkson Isa Houlihan ilward Liang IMDERCLASSMEN I ' cky Steinfeld hte Linebaugh Fbbi Kanarick .UBS AND EVENTS 1 ' bias Ostrader ( rolyn Goodwin y ' exi Lahav RT Lncy Baker Eward Liang HOTOGRAPHY E.rry Mattison XT Dong OPY Slvia Clark J T Dong 211 Sagamore C ' hristmc ( )iincr Jell Kiinlrowit MANACiINC IvDI IOKS Jeremy Selwyn I)an .y Senna Anne Williams l•;l)l ()KlAl. i:i)i lOK Dan Weiner NKWS I-DITORS l,ee Helman Sam Li risky lhaturl: i-:i)i roRS Katherine F letcher lid (uizelian SI’OR l ' S liDi rORS Zach Conen Amatuia F- ' rost I’FFOTOCiRAF’IFY FiDITOR Steve Rivo AR I ' liDI FOR Se-Yiin l,ee F’UBUCI I ' Y LiDI FOR Meg Brooks BLISINLSS EDI I ' ORS Tyler Bradford Jeremy Rosen FACULTY ADVISOR Brad Ross 212 ART KDI ' I OKS Vlanda Aginsky Tim McGonagle liVERYHODY’S CONCERT Lissa Kennedy Justin Nichols EAYOUT EDITORS Naomi Hamburg Julian Wang PHOTOGRAPHY EDIIORS Jeff Dong Harry Mattison POETRY EDITORS Jennifer Miller Ellen Mpontsikaris PROSE EDITORS liana Greenstein Matt Pincus PUBLICITY EDITORS Sarah Robson Gili Ronen EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, Publications Eric Zelrnan EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, Events Peggy Miranda FACULTY ADVISOR Ms. Angela Nielsen Refractions 213 OCT. 30. 1987 Senior Dance 214 PEP RALLY PEP RALLY PEP RALLY PEP RALLY PEP RALLY PEP RALLY PEP RALLY PEP RALLY 21S Smoke Out Join The Great 220 Arm Band Day The Democratic Convention 221 Camerata Dinner I -f fhe International Club The International Club is a great way to leet friends from other countries. This ;;ar, we started after-school sports pro- jpms: playing soccer, volleyball, tennis, 1 ? skating and roller skating. Our bake ,de was a success and we had good par- ts!! All students are welcome. Murivian I Business Staff The Staff is an elite group consisting of i lut twelve members hand-picked from o| r 100,000 applicants worldwide. This yir we sold to Wang. All of these ads lire stolen and on the last day, we sold all yu see in the back of the yearbook. There ail only about five actual members in the pl)to above, but the rest make us look god. Editors: Sam Linsky, Mary Beth Dwgiallo. The Third World Awareness Club 227 National Honor Society Members of the National Honor S(Kiei are selected on the basis ol their out standing academic achievement, goo citizenship, and service to the school corr munity. The s(Kicty provides a tutorin service for the students of the sch(K)l am participates in fund raising activities. Latin Club Spanish Club French Club A.S.K. hi A.S.K. peer leader program trains BS students to present alcohol and drug eC|Cation to the sixth and seventh grade cisses in the Brookline elementary scpols. During the training, peer leaders lefn a lot about alcohol, peer pressure, dtisions and themselves. I 229 Strategic Games Club Model U.N. Club Science Club ‘ ■ 231 i 1 1 il 1 I’ll 7 ' B r a ■ ' M A Brookline Community Service Club The Hr(K)klinc Community Service Club i a group of students actively involved ii Br(H)kline’s Community Services. Ilic ' have donated their time to helping the el derly in the Bark Marion Nursing Home- raising money for Scholarships, Th( Family Inn, Oxfam as well as man) other non-profit organizations. This is jus a small part of what these giving student have achieved. Chess Club riic B.ll.S. Chess Club fields two teams m the (ireater Boston Interscholastic League. I ' he 1987-1988 Team are I.eague Champions, led by Igor Kuperman, Igor Oeheretyanny, Sam rrachtenberg, Seth Milstein, Cluido Rasek. Sham-Li Wong. F-ernando Corredor and Omer Bar-Lev. Fairness Committee As the judicial branch of our unique schoo government, the Fairness Committee is re sponsible for mediating issues and con llicts that arise between members of th high school community. This year’s hot- test topic has been the Murivian itsell what should and should not be allowed t be published in the yearbook? The Con- mittee is also involved in examining impi cations of recent federal decisions aboi First Amendment rights and how the apply to students. Vanessa and Iris Tech Crew kVe came, vVe saw, vVe got the job done. Flag Squad 233 234 Social Justice Project The ItHS Social Juslice Project is a group of students dedicated to promot- ing education and action lor justice and peace around the world. Its activities include debates and discussions with world policy experts. Selective Service and Military coun.seling, election edu- cation activities, and connections with outside peace and justice organiza- tions. Its discussions cover school, local, state, national, and international issues. Marching Band Writer’s and Company A B.H.S. literary magazine which is published three times a year. Each member of the staff has a hand in pro- duction, whether it be reading sub- missions, typing. Xeroxing, or collat- ing. 235 Drama Society I he I9K7-X8 Drama year has been one ()l Shakespeare adaptations, our annual I3 ' 2 hour Dramathon and a beard for lam Dan Mcnire premiered his first workshop piece “Poisoning the Well”, and lam lor the first time in tour years did a scripted piece, “The Actor ' s Nightmare . Both productions were exceptional, A student production is going to the limerson festival, and lam is doing a forty minute version of “Hamlet” to be competing at the High School Drama festival. We wish both pieces gixid luck, fhere are some people we would like to thank for their efforts this year: lam Kyrie, Dan Mcxire, The Tech Crew, and the f ' xccutivcs; Ja.son, Amy, Anya. Marianne, and Steve. 2. 6 Town Meeting ; wn Meeting is the legislative branch of the school government. It is a I iresentative body of students, teachers, administrators and staff who meet 1 ekly to discuss procedures and policy and to establish rules and re- flations for general school operations. This year has been one of transition 1 J introspection as members evaluate the High School’s unique democratic I item and make recommendations for improvement in the overall school mate. MM 240 HOWACOURSE MHOMEKCAN HEIPYOUMY FORCOUEGL Mam Office: 160 Washm iton Street. 566-4900 • 1014 Beacon Street 1340 Beacon Street • 1661 Beacon Street • 1018 West Roxburv Parkwav Member b ' DIC DIFM No, not home economics. Brookline Savings Bank ' s Home Equity Loan. 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Love Mom and Dad, Stefanie and Kevin. Congratulations to Tony Moy The Class of 1988 Peking Oriental Imports 159 Newbury St., Boston 262-2947 Room Decorations Cotton Shoes Baskets and Gifts And Much More. 243 FOR APPOINTMENT 731-3250 566 0293 LA rooL 1-lnuie ' JHfn S afo HAIR STYLING AND MANICURING MR GEORGE style innovator 55 POND AVENUE BROOKLINE MA 02146 CASUAL CLOTHING I)HSI(JNLl) AND MADL IN TRANCL Natick Wellesley Cambridge Newbury St. Copley Place Marketplace Seafood Creek Cuisine Harvard Street Brookline, Mass 02146 Tel; 739-3354 PHILIP ' S TV STEREO sales SERVICE R.J. KILDUFF ALLEN RED MaePHERSON 232-8353 87 HARVARD STREET BROOKLINE, MA 02146 (Corner Asomwall Ave ) Conipuier and Pnneer Repair WELL DONE ALEX! Co-Editor-in-Chief We are all very- proud Love Dad, Liz, Matthew, Heather CONGRATULATIONS BUGSY! 1 — Kevin MaePherson 87 Harvard Screet, Brookiine, MA 02146 617-739-3100 246 Keliher GROUP The Keliher Group is a full service Real Estate Company located in Boston ' s Back Bay. A team of twenty Brokers specializing in Commercial and Residential Real Estate is at your service. Whether you are seeking an apartment to rent in Boston or a shopping mall to purchase in Connecticut; we stand ready to make your search simpler. Just call for an appointment. The Keliher Group, Inc. ■ Residential ■ Commercial ■ Sales Rentals ■ 251 Newbury Street ■ Boston, MA 02116 247 C ' ()N(iKArUi,A ' H()NS CLASS OF I9XS Mr. and Mrs. William C. Sheridan 5fli at Jatterbara Restaurant and Deli We don’t make sandwiches, we build them. GOURIVIET PARTY PLATTERS • TAKE-OUT 1012 WEST ROXBURY PARKWAY SOUTH BROOKLIN, MA 469-4900 SzooMine Soo zdkop 23 HARVARD STREET BROOKLINE MASSACHUSETTS 02146 (617) 734 3619 ANTIQUARIAN USED BOOKS JAMES LAWTON CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1988 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 88 ADOLESCENT YOUNG ADULT MEDICAL ASSOCIATES ESTHERANN GRACE MD NORMAN SLACK MD 738-4840 FROM THE GREELEY EAMILY Congratulations. ' fouVe just earned tile first major credential BayBank LEADINd EDOE An American Idea COOLIDGE CORNER JEWELERS Fine Jewelry Watches Jewelry Watch Repair X X xoxox xox X 1298 Beacon Si Brookline. MA 02146 in Coolidge Corner 734- 1500 FRAMERS ' WORKSHOP DO-IT YOURSELF AND CUSTOM FRAMING POSTERS • PRINTS • CARDS 200 WASHINGTON ST 115 PaRKINCWAY BROOKI INE, MA 02146 QUINCY MA 02169 617 7M 4995 f,l7 472 0995 PASTA FRENCH HREADS C. ' ROISSANTS PASTRIES c:OFFEE REAMS CHEESE CiOURMET C ' iRCXIERIES 50b-l502 jCiKcucJ in 8 ' 0t. ' l(linc ' ' MiLujc JJ 9 ‘ ’’afhinqri ' n Street Kate Kruschwitz Associates The Nada Family Best Wishes — Anonymous Best Wishes Kyiomi — Ann Nozawa Ellen Contreras CONGRATULATIONS to the class of 1988 from the Michael Driscoll School Congratulations to the ' lass of ’88 i from Paines Stationery j 233 Washington Street Brookline Village To Hmily Hanford Reach For The Stars Sit Close To f riends Have As Nice A Time As You Can With Love Mom Dad and Jane and John Sam From there to here, it seems a long time, but it’s gone too quickly. You have filled us with pride with love. We wish you, your friends and the entire class of ’88 a future filled with sunshine and a wonderful life. Mom, Dad Elissa And all your friends relations who are delighted to share your cele- bration. 253 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the BHS Class of 1988 The Crosby Vandenburgh Group, Inc. Time may change me, but I can’t trace time. — David Bowie Congratulations, Sam and BHS Class of 1988 Congratulations to our seniors FROM SEALEY’S LUNCH Congratulations And Best Wishes First American Investment Trust Speeialists In Creative t- ' inaneing VILLAGE SMOKEHOUSE Genuine Open Pit Barbecue 1 Harvard St. Brookline Village, MA TEL. LONESTA (566-3782) Room A vailable For Private Functions Best Wishes to our friends at Brookline High School Mr. and Mrs. Bob Woolf Stacey, Gary and Tiffany Congratulations to the class of 1988 THE JOHN D. RUNKLE SCHOOL 256 What Do You Really Know? Alcohol and other drugs including Marijuana can become an emotional and social crutch — a support its user is unwilling to give up. How much is too much??? You don’t have to wait to have a problem to get some answers, just contact the Substance Abuse Prevention Program for help and information. Right in the High School — Diane Kraus Rm 216 X2649 Gini Goulet Rm 321 X2650 Good luck to the Class of ’88 the Substance Abuse Program VOLKSWAGEN BROOKLINE, INC. Rle 9 (on the Green Line) BROOKLINE. MA 02147 uoiHswagi OoK • OTI • Cabriolet • tox • Jetta • Quantum • Scirocco • Vanaqon “WH ' RE LARGER THAN WE LOOK” . Anthony Pizzeria Restaurant 1016 COMMONWEALTH AVE. FiOSTON, MA 02215 PHONE 734-7708 BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF ' 88 T. ANTHONY ' S BUSINESS PHONES 227-2894 BOSTON, MASS. 02103 MEMBER: APPRAISER S ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA OUR 91ST YEAR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1988 FROM SidoKline [rS ifjrfs Pjeari CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1988 FROM DEVOTION P.T.O. 31 3A HARVARD ST. BROOKLINE, MA 02146 731-4534 Kim (Claudine) Agcc, Joel Turner, Caroline Kanegson, Mallet Man, Brian Henderson, Jason Sanford, Katie Kendall, Adam Scotto, Matt F incus, Sarah Gallagher, Peggy (Megan) Miranda, Carol Markowitz, Andrea Garland, Lev Gelb And — John Kurnph, Mitch Verter, Aaron Goldberg, David Horn-Moo, — If only in thought This page is lor those who remember: The niche — Tacky ties — 261 Movies on the Common — The Father, the Son, and The Holy Spirit “Life..” — 49 — them l,abs — “Oh. It’s Lee” — Diplomacy — “For a million dollars ...” — a wrench — Disco Jazz — Driver’s Ed — The blind man Traffic Lights — “The Other Side” — Hearts — Caesar’s Salad — Clark Rd. — “Does the name Cthulhu mean anything to you?” — Chicklets Smurfette — Chaos — 10’ foot long white hot spiked rod — lOIOlO — Sock races — The Stud — The Trinity Factor — Frisbee — Twinkies — “Self Torture” choco bliss — Swing — M Ms on pumpernickel — Cherries — New Year’s Eves Sledding — “We’re going to get rid of all the stupid people, and guess who’s going to be first ...” — Grunt — Indexes of Modernity Don’t Panic — End of School Party — The Hell Welders — “Hey, are you guys trying to kill me?” — Tuesdays — the Blessed One — Cheez Whiz “The Wizard of Oz” — Deathie — 42 — The Theater — Bowling — blah blah Lame blah — Butterilies. Note: the aforesaid is not necessarily the opinion of Joel. 259 I LOVH YOU MOM DAO Love, S. Mobil VILLAGE MOBIL GENERAL REPAIRS FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC TOWING SERVICE INSPECTION Congratulations to the Class of 1988! Seth Alyssa and to all who passed “that elass 345 BOYLSTON STREET BROOKLINE, MASS TEL 738-4706 ARBER WALTERS ATTORNEYS AT LAW GARY M. ARBER R. JACOB WALTERS ELIZABETH KOSS Grove Bank FOR SAVINGS A. A. Hardware Supply Inc. Pip Printing of Brookline The Village Scoop Longw ' ood Coin Galleries Coolidge Corner Opticians 35 Washington St. Brighton MA 02146 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1988 260 !! WE B-D KLAS OF 1988 !! I came here to say that I do not reeogni .e anyone’s niglit to one minute ol my time.” Congrats to the elass ol ‘‘The sun gets weary and the sun goes down ever si nee the water- melon” Paul Simon Roark, The Fountain- head, Ayn Rand Thanks to teaehers triends who have helped me through the years. To my teaehers I leave: Mrs. Sehmpper — Jam Shorts Mrs. Young — A baseball bat “Thank you” to all my teaehers. espeeially: Mrs. Met ger, Mrs. Nowak, Mrs. Wiggm, Mr. C ' ohen, Dr. Thomas, Mr. Tipton, Mr. C ' haisson and Mrs. Addelson also to the elass of ' Kb and all my Triends who have stood by me through the years. TRC’O summer ’87 — Donut Runs — (jondi Line Hean, Hrussell and Marsh- mello Math Countyvelero doeksiders — (ieorge Island and oTeourse “Free to Be You and Me” “To say I love you; one must know first how to say the T ” “We always had time on our side, now it’s lading last every seeond, every moment, we got to make it last!” Thanks, Lyla Tor making me laugh + smile Kris Tor listening Diana f Shira Tor being sweet + perfect Tony Tor being a nice guy Bonnie “No Problem” Thanks lor the good times + memories + lor being my ehaulTeurs. Fugly Yees 4ever pres mine! I’ll miss u guys good luck -I- keepsmil- mg. Alice Yee “Glad to have a friend like you” Shopping m Waltham Gonnemian California or bust! (go for the bust, Lyla) Butchart Nardonc Cheetham Viglirolo My Lovelyees! The Creep “All you’ve got to do is call” Love, far-from-perfect Shira Love and Thanks ■Mr. Dwinell, Papa Puleo, and All my close friends. Mr. Cunningham — 2 lollipops. I for now , I for later Dr. Cjonnerman — A 1st prize chariot A: a bus Ms. Nardone — Mr. Butchart or . . . Ms. McDonnell — Stock in college essays Mr. Wright — Frederick Douglass quizzes Thanks and good luck to my friends, Becky, Diana. Kris, Alice, Shira. Cheryl, Sandi, Megan. Sharon. Laura, Caroline. Julie, Bess, Lmily, Judith, Gayle TJeather , nd remember . . . If 1 had a sailboat, I would sail a cross the sea. I’d look tor you be your friend And bring you back with me. Keep the memories, 1 love you all. L ' t LA ' I ' EE KRIS + PHIL December 25. 1986 “Making 10(X) paper birds with our wishes” They warned me that life changes And that no one really knows Whether time will make us strangers Or whether time will make us grow Even though the words of time may change In a world where nothing stays the same Through it all. our friendships will still remain Rick — Always and Eorever in a Special Way . . . Dorothy, My Twin Sis, You Are One Of A Kind. HAPPINESS ALWAYS I’ll always be there for all of you. Love, Diana Thanks and Best of Luck to: LZ SM PS BK CA CW ZS JS MM LB NN KC MW YN VY PQ JB BC MT IH L YL RD KS KT KB MH VARSITY LAX 87 88 Shira Becky Judith Karen James Mr. Cunningham Ms. Nardone Mrs. Gibb Mr. Ross .Mr. ( uitt 262 Congratulations to the students of the Class of ’88 May all your future endeavors be “pleasant” ones. JOSEPH GIANNONE Director of Driver Education Congratulations, Mary Poppins Love Mommy. Daddy, Stephanie PLEASANT AUTO SCHOOLS PLEASANT DRIVERS ARE BETTER DRIVERS Best Wishes to the Class of ’88 509 BROADWAY REVERE, MASS. 734-1 1 1 1 EXT. 234 TEL. 284-4388 BROOKLINE HIGH SCHOOL From Pierce School OUR FRIENDSHIP WILL REMAIN FOREVER STRONG. BE- CAUSE WE TRUSTED, BELIEVED, AND SUPPORTED EVERY- THING WE DID. THE FUTURE HOLDS A LOT OF UPS ‘N (617) 566-0122 DOWNS FOR YOU SO IF EVER YOU FEEL THE NEED TO SAY “I’M SOOO DEPRESSED’’, JUST REMEMBER, WE ' LL AL- WAYS BE THERE AND BY YOUR SIDE. CYPRESS DELICATESSEN WE LOVE YA DIANA GOOD LUCK DOROTHY AND YIYI SANDWICHES-GROCERIES CREAMERIES 397 WASHINGTON STREET BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF ’88 (617) 566-9443 BROOKLINE. MA 02146 397 WASHINGTON STREET BROOKLINE. MA 02146 BliST WISHHS TO W li CLASS OF 1988 THE BROOKLINE EDUCATORS ASSOCIATION 264 Mike Duka kis President 266 To Us; It was the best of times, and the best of times. We partied, we skiied, and we rolled a Jeep. We were the Senior Steering Committee and our prom was not cheap. We wore cuffed Girbauds, sold carnations, and looked cool thru it all. We played football on Sunday, and boohed umps on bad calls. We remember the Gordon’s Birthday Bash, and Sanvilles party too. We drank lots of beer, ’cuz we are the Beer Viking Crew. From summer leagues to indoor leagues, lax was really great, but in 1987 such was not our fate (0-17). From Steve, Tim, Dave, Andrew, Ben, John, Dennis, Phil, and Mike: Thanks B.H.S.! To our parents and teachers who helped thru it all, we just want to thank you ' cuz we had a ball. 267 mm THKBOOriSFWUSEIM TWE LIBRARY BUILOWG ONLY J n This bridge will only take you halfway there To those mysterious lands you long to see: Through gypsy camps and swirling Arab fairs And moonlit woods where unicorns run free. So come and walk awhile with me and share The twisting trails and wondrous worlds I’ve known. But this bridge will only take you halfway there — The last few steps you’ll have to take alone. Shel Silverstein 71 o ' D ZI7 □ n