Buckingham Browne and Nichols School - Torch Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1972 volume:

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For it is in the controlled development of their individual characteristics, and in the adaptation of these character- istics to the good of the society that the class of 1972 will make its great- est conribution to the world. It is our hope that we will always keep this goal before us, and will continue to strive for it. DAVID STOCKWOOD S 019001 President To the oceon: Man marks the earth with ruin . . -LORD BYRON Are we perhaps fated to mark the ocean with ruin, to plunder, pollute and contend until we have a ghost ocean bereft of all but of its waves? -WESLEY MARX The Class of '72 of Browne 8: Nichols is the first class I have watched move through the Upper School. I first knew you when you were asking many ques- tions of me and of the School. It have been struck since our first encounters by the generosity of spirit that has characterized your basic mode of operation. Even when we have disagreed I have appreciated your willingness to solve our problems and to bridge information gaps rather than to resort to endless and unproductive arguments which might split us apart rather than to bring us together. With this spirit in mind I note with profound appreciation the fact you dedi- cate your 1972 Torch to the oceans. That dedication reinforces my feeling about the Class of '72 and gives me some real assurance about the future. As I con- sider the problems we will face in the days ahead in preserving our natural environment and preserving the best of our traditions and our institutions I am optimistic and pleased to know that many of you with your basic generosity of spirit will be attacking those ideas and forces that would not preserve what we have. Your concern for the oceans around us seems to me to be a reassertion of your role in history. In the ,60's many lost that sense of place in history. Man's rela- tionship to his natural world must be viewed in an historical perspective and now is the time to alter the course of that relationship. For much of the past couple of centuries man's history and actions might be characterized as a battle with nature and one in which the forces of nature were to be harnessed. One can understand that tradition but at its limits it has led to policies and attitudes that are destructive to a meaningful future. A dead ocean can only be related to in a form of lifelessness. R The dedication of the Torch to life in the oceans encourages me in the belief that you recognize that your role in this world extends beyond yourselves and the parochial interests that most of us spend our time confronting. A global view of man's responsibilities is a wonderful thought and if we have shared in the development of that vision I am deeply grateful. I am proud to have known you and I know the world will be a better place as a result of your concern and by your very presence as active participants in its affairs. PETER K. GUNNESS H eat! mailer iff M 4 by , , if-,MJF ' 'H ':,,. , 'V H Zena? TCRCH STAFF FACULTY ADVISORS Mr. Cabot Mr. Young EDITORS Kronauer Diehl Booty McKeon Masterman BUSINESS STAFF Walton McKeon Abrams 5, . ewiyfgf f f'! V 'X wx Q . m , K F.XIi1E'lwxEDlTORS Q x.. .1 N 1 .., xxx a K V T? f2L'R' 4 ,11- iw 'U , W H. Doc Waite Phyficf Sciefzfe in jr. FACULTY AND STAFF 7? Richard S. Emmet, jr. William P. Elliott Clmirffzafz of the Middle School Demz of the Faculty Hiflory, Emlzomiw Biology, Malls When Damalas finally let me out of the Don't worry P.K., we found Washburn managers room I found them hiding in the rafters! lil' S Theodore Warren, jr. Dana B. Hinckley Hiflory Shop Reflections on facetiousness or Aerodynamics in M39. Put tab A in slot C. Beard, n., hairy or bristly appendage or tuft. Nathaniel W. Kingsbury Middle School Itch? No! But when it catches fire . . David B. Clarke Math Sriefzre Bald? It just moved south forthe winter! ,if 59 Louis M. Martz Math Playxicy You gotta put a WHAT in the razor? Dom Dregnon, Jr. Efzgliyb Ninth Grade Dmmatirf Feel this. That what my face was like! Roger D. Coleman Direrlor of Gzfidanre I don't want to do any work today. So I won't! William G. Young Hillary E12 glifh The next guy that calls me 'lthe young one gets an oar up his nose! Samuel L. Powers Latin Phologzwphy Allright, who put mud in the dectol? Charles C. Ames Direftor of Admiyfiozzf Math What do you mean, 'lDid I know that 9996 of the entering class plays lacrosse ? George Deptula Rfufimz, H iyfory, E12 glifla Try it youlll like it! Thought I was gonna die! I William L. Bennett Ezzglifla Let's not get into personalities. D. Alexander Wieland, Jr. E12 glifb 'Course I teach Sci. Fi. Didn't you see that monster I made in assembly? X sAL. A , e 4 ee'Q li ge i Q i Q I eiy l L jacob P. Haertl Afiitafzt Clmirrmzzz of lhe Upper' School Director 0 fCollege Plofemefzl Hiftory, Geography Go home and think it oyer for a few days Nb-, Lawrence T. Cabot Miss Muriel A. Page Frezzrh Secretary That's enough, Dick! Now in the remaining Jeff, you have to learn to type something five minutes. besides the Budweiser label! K V K7 AA is ii i, ,.,. f it Alanson H. Sturgis, jr. john H. Etter Math Dirertor' of Atblefiuf Get that axe out of my math class! No, Rieman, your other left! E K. john H. Brisbois Mrs. Constance Holden Hiilory Ar! Librarimz john, Sandy told you that was a painting and Disperse! you believed him? 1----g1- ur, 5, mst Edward R. Williams Theodore H. Williams C!9Ell2fJ'lfj', Sriefzfe Biology Did I tell you about the kid who used to shoot Sriefzre me in the back of the head with a BB gun? Was that an explosion across the hall? ah 1 , ,ggi If Mrs. Erica B. Cawley Secretary . 7 George E Serrnes J Frefzfh, E12 glifh No, you C21H't put on Oh! Calcutta! Who's phasing out the Lower School. ' . Dramatic Armen Dedekian Kathleen L. Ames Rmfimz Efzgliurh You can't do dees! Did that whistle come from the faculty room? yi 9 fl'-as ,Y J I z? Egg 5 R. I I F , David Twichell Allen Roggitef Bi0l0gJ' Efzglifla Hmm, what is thc answer? Tito james M. Lombard Dirertm' of Development The class of '71 gave 2545? , y, ai 'Q W , Warren K Colby B11 rzfzeff Manager 53 y it itii fl WRKOhit1ine? . thats H-U-M-P-B-A-C-K. Geoffrey R. Bird It goes AAOOOWWW! French, Sriefzre I give Ames twenty bucks, he gets me Durette Mrs. Elizabeth A. Kanode SEL'7'?f!17'Q No, Rap, I won't type your term paper! Mrs. G. Phyllis Haigh Secretary Steve won't be in today? This doesn't sound like Mrs. Counihan. Leonard H. Dowse, Jr. Middle 5:12001 Quack, Quackl Mrs. LaVelle Johansson Axfimzfzl Bfrrmr Arch Y Oucla my kitchen! 5 S Y BBBBrooowwne and Nichols Jack in the gym! Mrs. Caroline Bloomfield Hillary iiisf Nita Edmund Denny t Aflatb Craig B- Sfoflesffeef If you take a. 9 iron and put it with Affimzfzt H end Maurer 3 7 iron, what do you get? if 5 S za as is M N nn Chairmmz of tbe Upper 5611001 German Hugh Turner, jr. Lloyd H. Thomas, Jr. Mrs, Bettie Patten Math Lazzgzmge Traifzifzg Biff! 411' Make another pawn in shop. Edward H Washburn EIIKQXIJI9 Hard working, conscientious . . . D-. J. Malcolm Forbes Hl.ff01 y 3 5 Richard D. Gill Latin L. .,.. L A aw w L K i W . a Q ,sf Mmzifipal Gozferfzmefzl John C- Haffis Bialogy, Srienre Biology, Sriezzfe QQ, Mary Twig - LZL ' K L Q ,, ir Els ,, . bg NK ,, 5 Tony V wks Robert Duggan G ermmz Mrs. Jacqueline G. Cavaille-Coll Frenrh If I'm losing I'll put a headlock on the DA. Lenny George 2. it V X ohn B. Petropoulous Ceramic! She's sooo cute! l. Bruce Freeman Efzglifh Do you want to see me rip this in half? says Frank Michael Carr, jr. Lfzlifz Efzglixh Bob I'm going to enter this in the Indy! Mike X i james Sheer Burstein to Lem Barney and Mrs. McKinnon f DAVID STOCKWOOD Let's make a run: time 10:45. No problem. Stop it, stop it, I'm not like that. Ah Chris, do you have any thoughts to share with the class? Hey Stevie, are there such things as jewish dogs? Bruce, Bruce, message from Funk, Ohh! Hey, what are you guys doing up there in the loft? fCaliforniaj The Prince of Wales. All things must come to an end, now we must progress and go into the world. RICHARD BRUCE MILLER ABRAMS Year entered B 84 N 1963 The deadliest enemies of nations are not their foreign foesg they always dwell within their borders. And from these internal enemies civilization is always in need of being saved. The nation blessed above all nations is she in whom the civic genius of the people does the saving day by day, by acts without external picturesquenessg by speaking, writ- Rfzrfiazz Claornf 10-12 Affembly Committee 9-12 Clmirmmz 12 Bllfiilgil' Slnff Cf7t1f1'77lz111 12 Stzzdefzl liarzrlty Repre.re11n1fi1'e 9 Vfzrrily Bfzxeball 1 1-1 2 Varsity Barkefball 11 -1 2 ing, voting reasonablyg by smiting corruption swiftlyg by good temper between partiesg by the people knowing true men when they see them, and preferring them as leaders to rabid partisans or empty quacks. --XXf1L1.mM JAMES 1842-1910 JEFFREY W. DUNN QDUNZOJ Break 'm out poolside 9 years The Hodgecar is gone un, jeesh Veteran of all fests Bud talls memories with my pals cooked ham and cheese beer pong No, Iguess I'm not the highest scorer in the league 25 'Q K 4 X 1' . . 1 7'-fe e , at--. ina. W 4Q!. 3 M r Q' .1 -L - Pf-f 7 ..,,, r 'iv . , ' 7 .sg Lwrf 4, K K. .. .. . , . as wg X . . -r. . K xy K ,, - 'lea N me 7 . Dave. Massage from Funk. J Bruce Robert Kline fa. Q -will! ust don't break the lawsg You're free ' ' oooh! such ears -- U7 Thomas Gill? 92. jx Maybe he wears a suit because his is - AY cold. 'fir AQ, I'm getting younger every day, right now 'Q iff' I'm in the 1930's. 25 if The day everybody starts agreeing with Pg Q0 me is the day I leave this school. 6 Q l I l l Aan: 'K X WFT X 1 Z ' X Vital Smtifticyf Q Q, Born: 4f26f55 2 c Heiglm 181 m. I 2 111? , - l ' Tm Weight: 77.5 kg. 4 I I ICA Volume: .87 m3 72 Demify: .88 gfcm3 lc Q A W Wh77:wLA'MCf:lLW Vrrff falles Radicals by flu. Force ol has VAcud Wit ,AQ 24 A fire in the woods Maine '68 The three quarters began. The first note sounded, measured and tranquil, serenely peremptory, emptying the unhurried silence for the next one and that's it if people could only change one another forever that way merge like a flame swirling up for an instant then blown cleanly out along the cool eternal dark . . VVILLIAM FAULKNER To-morrow, and to-morrow, and to-morrow Creeps in this pretty pace from day to day, To the last syllable of recorded timeg And all our yesterdays have lighted fools The way to dusty death. Out, out, brief cand Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player That struts upon the stage And then is heard no more. It is a tale Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, Signifying nothing. WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE le! Baby Child as a man as a living grain of sand . . . Sitting on the ever changing shore, Greeting the sunrise . . . Picked up on the Gypsy woman. Hair Flaming Night as ravens even sleep . . . rainbow cloth l Tambourine complimenting her chant and choice of graces, And Love Her God . . . I actually looked upon her on my right . . . coming forth. And Baby Child then secondly looked his left to eye and 11 or 12 women, men and little ones approached: They clad in their masters wish: White robes swaying to be baptized. These two worlds crossed each other in front of me, when Afterwards, Baby Child slipped a heartful of ocean . . . Spat out the waste and walked upon the New Day. W JIM H ENDRIX We shall not cease from exploration And the end of all our exploring Will be to arrive where we started And know the place for the first timef, .-5-Q My purpose holds To sail beyond the sunset, and the baths Of all the western stars, until I die. It may be that the gulfs will wash us When a man teaches something he does not know t somebody else who has no aptitude for it, and gives S5 T531 F-72 9-ST. 52:1 'DQ f'D L2 E'-vs. F9 :. 9, oo DCI? off. as P5 cn:-Q Sf-P s- in EE D57 '..V'! if ill Gardener Peter Stephen down' --An d - - - ' y mans eath diminishes It may be we shall touchlgligsl-Iappy me, because I am involved , ' k' . , And see the great Achilles, who we lrgligdlilgvglgcglggcgxgndlflillsif knew' for whom the bell tollsg Y I p It tolls for thee. A Play for more than you can afford to lose, and you will learn the -CHURCHHILL ' ff ' ff- paw 'A . A , , -1 .., fm , ,' A 1, 4 eff df in ali? .ip I, Q' h VV ',, 4, A Q, K I -' VIVAE f 3 r M -' , ma, K-if 4 ,, i n , ,W V , ,, K v ,f '23-3'a,L Y f:f.r M it X ' ' h . W 1, if , I ' , , ,N aa,,4,,3 Y, F ' - swim, i ah , ssys -.i A L, pq, y,, A V L ,ii 1 . , , i i 1 , , ' 'fa .i , it s f wxfygi e ,K T . X A y r ,AMA ,M gs -. s 1 ,K 5 7 fi I ' '. i, in 1'j ',Q P Y -'- ' 'H-af Zi' 4, ,fi 'H' fn jf, , 7 r af' A '- r it :ff ff, ,yysy , 4 ai 4 H f ,, f i , , v, is 4, X W at In .V ,T 'lbglff Q il l ' M Q' ' Y ' -x :, Q.. rf .' ,P 'gm f i ' yt' Gordon Bowersock . -ff-, If i ' ' A ri 5 , 26 Q , , fd ' ' 'i ,y.zf'fWn' 8 2 NAHANTH ? ? ? ?WHO'STHAT? 5 Peter Gergely Gurgs,' E fe A x 'F Bye ff 'iv ,wr x Two roads diverged in a wood, and I- I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. ROBERT FROST What we anticipate seldom occursg what we least expect generally happens. BENJAMIN DISIRAELI JAMES GEORGE VOUROS, JR I was ROSS PARKER to answer promptly, and I did. I said I didn't know. gratified to be able SAMUEL CLEMENS Y i-.Q to fi, E D by Rr sident - If - ,CbatewMlinQ Z ,L CQ M56 GL!! ' ember,'Executivs Sec, tary. o clerk of f ' l lboutm - , 2 Aff ,iw if ,Q-QM Eff ' . X' I egi rzhfa igrhturej I sI:I.Ecr1vE sERv1cE SYSTEM NOTICE OF CLASSIFICATION This is to certify that MICHAEL R GLENDO1 lFirst, mmf-may MHQQ iniliralj cum mime! Selective Service No. .V ' 1 I ' l 19' 125 i 53 V C156 l . . . 1.3 Q H Q 2 I is classilled in Class H W until W, 92 Tl by Local Board nnloss otherwise + checked below: 2 D by Appeal Board -E sss FormI10 qmv. 5-25-eva qPrevious printings are obsoleteb qApproval not requiredj Q NK' it QQ wma M -f' Q , ww N Robert Barrows I'Thaf'5 fight, AMHERSTI 1 IJ Q My life has been a tapestry of rich and royal hue, an everlasting vision of the everchang- Q -1 ing view, a wonderous woven magic in bits of blue and gold, a tapestry to feel and see M 19 impossible to hold. 5. -CAROL KING S - m E What men believe is a function of what they are, and what they are is in part what has '15 ..-. happened to them. g 19 -WILLIAM GOLDING cv M rs' The comfort of having a friend may be taken away, but never that of having had one. , -SENECA Thanks to a pretty Penny, Bruce, Family, BBYO and other odds and ends for 17 wonderful years. Between Man of the Past, Present, I... ll : I Upon examination of my most and Future, and Think for your- A A .. A , , profound philosophy, I found self, Icouldn't decide. i ' 2 myself to be quite insane. ' ' S, -ANONYMOUS Q . 'U' X N f,,,....yy', Q -.,. Media-man. Please, don't ask. You'd never believe it anyway. I stay. I linger on, remain, Upon my rumpled brow my destiny is riven deep In heiroglyphs by hammerings of God Who, ambled on my head, did leave His mark. -RAY BRADBURY Mark Eliot Vershbow 30 SIGHSIGTSICTSKHPIC 51:IeU:Ieq hpzehplelaeg an ,in ,il we ' 4 , ' - .-2. 'i I ..:, - SW ., ,, 31 .'-ft :Max A . fa. .fa-IN . .: 911'-Q.. ' -5 ,iq if ' - Otvgxfilx K Q wsfw ww-iN f.ffi3'??L-:- K f.: .ANNA A Q MW 3 I fri? E, ' mf ,ssl . x 3 -If X ,-fig Sf? . 'si ' Meek.: - 22 A , gf-if' ' 11: ,- ,'. 1 - .1 Y 'W-Qdivtbf-if Q9 1 J A L ' 1 -11- H1305 VOL 72, No. 72 THE BROWNE In NICHOB SCHOOL JUNE 7, 1972 ecollections Peter F. Howe l don't know how many of you are familiar with the kind of school that I went to three years ago, but let me tell you about it. A typical day went something like this. School began promptly at 8:15 a.m., at which time there was a morning assembly. During this assembly no one was allowed to talk at all, those who did usually got a disorderly. At this assembly there was usually a hymn followed by the school prayer. Once the assembly was over we all filed out quietly and went to classes. The school day was broken into ten periods each forty - five minutes long, with two bells after each period, one at the end of the period and one three minutes later at the beginning of the next one. When we were not in class we were supposed to be in study hall. If we did not have a good reason as to why we were not in study hall when we should have been, we were given a disorderly. Needless to say there was no talking in study hall and we could only leave study hall if we had a note from our teacher. Seniors, the only people who did not have to be in study hall, usually hung out around a place called the senior room, which was located under the headmaster's office. The senior room contained a billiard table, a record player, a radio, a poster of Raquel Welch, and also members of the senior class. When either the volume of the record player got too loud or a prospective applicant to that school got grazed by a stray billiard ball, the senior room was closed down for aweek. Jackets and ties were mandatory and there were strict rules governing hair length. All rules governing clothing and hair were formulated by a faculty committee called The Dressand Appearance Committee lDAC for shortl. The same English courses were given year after year. We studied exactly what the grade before us did. Every week we had to memorize ten English vocabulary words, and during the summers we were responsible for memorizing three hundred words. If you can't imagine a B 81 N like this, think about it. ,ff if if Q, , 1f 15ff 'f' . i C 7 l ' e s s 1. fa ii , 'j RY .... ' Q Z! iw .E ' Wei .N 4 , q C urn Howl!! Z. ii jg? if-3552555 El 32 k E? igami lg Z Heres Howe Colson Escapes 033-44-5234 Cross Country Wins Again Wendell Colsc Wanted: For actively supporting the Conservative Movement at B. 8: N. Horton and Colson 'ibattle it out wx 'l' ok on my work ye mighty and despair. 1 Hand when I'm pinned and wriggling on the wall. Marr Schurrer David Charles DiBenedetto The Bs4N Nezzxf Debating Club Vanity IV1'65flf7ZKQ Glee Club Golf Tbifzgf to Remember: Mr. F0rbes's N.Y.T.'s editorialsg tu ne quaesieris, scire neftsg thesis . . . antithesis . . . synthesisg out on the matg Mr. Prattg 101 for nineg A Mighty Fortress Is Our Godg The Harvard Business Schoolg Don't be facetiousf' N'-Q 'When ever you feel like criticizing someone, he told me, just remember that all the people in this world haven't had the advantages you've had. RICHARD They wrote in the old days that it is sweet and fitting to die for one's country. But, in modern war there is nothing sweet nor fitting in your dying. You will die like a dog for no good reason. -ERNEST HEMINGWAY C. WALTON Vanity can at times be a virtue. or F. SCOTT FITZGERALD Hey guys, there's a great party at Alperts house. Abrams you blew it! B-f-N 60 Groton 59. Do I go to Rivers or what? 316 hang it up. Mr. Etter wants to trade me for the Rivers football field! Sounds fair. Look at the form! ! The Body! No the glove! To Stony, Thank You!!! 'Krentzman you've got to be kidding! Remember at B8cN, We play one out baseball ! ! The higher you get in this world the better you'll see! Hey, Stockton, my nose isn't big! ! Must be a mistake, right! if MWA? CZodiac sign: cusp, Libra-Scorpioj ol can X Nllllllllql A. ,,, lf l 3 Football, W1'eJtli1zg, C l'61lf' X Chefs Club, Orcbeylm V7 o .x :s o U Cl .:: o T E .Si v-1 -1 5 . . . one may simle, and smilc, and be a villain. QHAMLET-I. v. 1155 Cre t' ' , a ivify, Warmth :Sc Understanding. Ich bin Techniker und gcwohnt, die Dinge zu sehen wie sie sind. -WALTER FABER Charles Richard Kronauer S Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust u on them p . fTwelftla Nzght SHAKLSPEAREJ Cornegidouille! nous n'aurons point tout demoli si nous ne clemolissons meme les ruines! Or je n'y vois d'autre moyen que d'en equilibrer de beaux edifices bien ordonnes. -PERB UBU Like one that on a lonesome road Doth walk in fear and dread, And having once turned round, walks on And turns no more his head, Because he knows a frightful fiend Doth close behind him tread. -SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE 36 Vzolmut, pbologmploer Mr, Farber Idisagree Play it again Dan 1 TORY LAMBERT Happiness is seeing my tutee smile. Knowledge is the only fountain both of the love and the principles of human liberty. A sense of duty pursues us ever. It is omnipresent, like the Diety. If we take to ourselves the wings of the morning, and dwell in the uttermost parts of the sea, duty performed or duty violated is still with us, for our happiness or our misery. If we say the darkness shall cover us, in the darkness as in the light our obligations are still with us. -DANIEL WEBSTER, 1792-1852 And wow he died as wow he lived, going whop to the office and blooie home to sleep and biff got married and bam had children and oof got fired, zowie did he live and zowie did he die. With who the hell are you at the corner of his casket, and where the hell are we going on the right hand silver knob and who the hell cares walking second from the end with an American Beauty wreath from why the hell not. KENNETH li1zAR1Ncz Coolidge 1963-1972 3 STEVE DAMALAS xii 'vgrafvf' 1 is F ii, f As they say, All good things come to an end. In this case I'm not sure whether to be happy or sad. But, in the midst of my fit of nostalgia, I must have forgot ten that more adventure and opportunity lie ahead . . . 1 iw x- 1, fl J L . ii: e , if 'esiii jf F if ssV'f ihff i fini E y v A pf 2 A Ig if .W i E o i gi, if A 4, Aix Q iii NN ii . K. E i , Hi -W'-- le i'W ' X I VR Q 7 A, , iff, f I .55 A ' AW. ' KA V jv- 19526 iz I JZ A Q 1- 5 i M . s h iff' ti 4 e i i n he y 1 L: as ,?,T M 5 V digg! an ,f if , Ei 4 ,gziiie f 2, h ii y 1 if E p sp' ' ,affix -2 ' in pw' ,, U? ak Q V A, i 'lf Vhrr M iz Aga? 43 X I pg . ,Ji A LQHSZK 5 se, I f J A is si x Q X 'K f '5 51, N ' ,fji We KW 2 , fs' :Qi f W Qxfi 'CZ' if My ik 'KW xiii in .if ,V x Li K li I 7 ! ' , N . A is . f h iiysie .y iii 'rf E5 9: A' ' D 'L y 'j i is i n Q-533.4 he i J kiln i iyii i ' V 'i i p f il' . ff ' V V, , L ' - ,,e,,, I LVAL A mi'M..!s, ii ' wi, , -ff ' , Elf? , f A' W hn 5 fifwfi , iff, sf ,X ff- I ,, ..LV fi Q If V f I Q i f N 1 I ark's, Harvard Square, O-7, p, St. M S mmer of '71 SLI F rancie, The Mr. Etter, 5-4, parties, B.A.'s, fracases, jayzocks, Dandy, Don, Harvard Esso, Gordon, i f ,r. . ' 'Q tt, ' ' I n' ing- Til E lN!'l'lQlJ 5-s'lfXl1li,Sf UF-.XQ'l5l'ZiH1l.X ici, . I fo x f,.f fy 53 'K T 1 I fl . ' 1 I' -I ' ,,,, ' F ' L3 K .rrr I ,,.rr I was in some clubs I played some sports I did some learning And I had some fun. Ethan jacks . I used to get mad at my school, The teachers that taught me weren't cool. You're holding me down, you're turning me round, Filling me up with your rules. I've got to admit it's getting better. -SGT. PEPPER Footprints on the wall. A945 'Q QI 'APUUS 31991 ' M01 'IOOLPS 'Nm 'JJ 001 U1 'lpn 0 0 LN X9 1 wi int .. jst CHRISTOPHER FUNKHOUSER Funk The memories of B8cN will always be with me, both the teachers and the kids. . . . tell me I'm not fired . . . Ali Mcgraw. . . piece of cake and a glass of water . . . Fridays . . . Outbreak! . . . she came in through the bathroom window . . . Elifest. . . Tall Gansetts . . . Bernie, tell me the Raiders aren't too much. . . hot Road Runner . . . Brioschi . . . So what's so good about that? . . . The BIG RED . . . Dave, take this down . . . Harrison . . . broken leg . . . Chico, you're out of sight . . . I was so lame! . . . babysitting. . . Nunc East Bidendum! . . . Sarah, what time is it . . . senior hockey . . . remember when Dunnzo and I got up on the stage? . . .Zeen ya... EDMUND H. STONE, JR 1 Bryant Rd. Lexington, Mass. FWACKER 21. 5 A' AW 'w H I 5 . I qw! Wm ... ba, Xi-sn, LLOYD ADAMS III C lmrief' Memberf Denholm, D.L. Adams, L. Kassler, K.B. DeMaio, S.V. Masterman, J. Here comes the bitch' ,a Hmush' ., .5651 'I We' xffvw ov WI M' . Xu .Y S0 voka In C THE LONELY HEARTS CLUB x-,Sf So S Your old man ,. Affofiate Memberf Degnon, D. Diehl, Fowle, ,'4C01eman, R.D. 4'Prospective member Douglas L. Denholm NM. 41 U O 3.9253-5 : 'DBOCQ '55-NgD f f'FCs:o'5 uz ' N0 D.-VD:-r 25559 .'Q,,pr'e4g FP :egos 5--ficmw. 7x hgv-moi'-U EERE? D-ies? 94,0--C af-D: 2 ess- 'D 59095 QFDE' f-v- H5023-EFS' -BHC Bmw.-,QP 'DSFLEVFI owwgm sw-'W GHFSEPS V1 Um O U3-.f'g EDU'-1' 5555525 . eo :N 7915. 52533 maxi: .-. 2305 -gig 2:1- ':: : 'vOm Ot-4+-vs. ' v-ima,-g mmkfo 35 'ff 'DEPT And yet I wish but for the thing I have, My bounty is as boundless as the sea, My love as deep: the more I give to thee, The more I have, for both are infinite. -W, SHAKESPEARE JI '91 UI l Having spoken ill My lips now Feel the cold of Autumn's fatal wind -BASHO Q 5' J! + all I 'P 5 ,I Foo C' II B rv 'IP' Iooqog UI step Surg flood SUILULUIMQ 'yauunjl 'amqnq our famuq 'Alaqawafj i' :M-1 .1 U Ei? I ,V-, M 9 wa x fm NN.. Wil? sum wif l 1 ...,, Q , 'lan QQ UE: lun 11 ' -- .1 ,f D 3 I O 5 L Z 2 A ., - 3 ,::,.,- 1, 4' J ,ff b ,: W 5 X I I V f ,vvflfff , .. f J , qi ,J lp r' 1 'Fatigue makes cowards of us all, VINCENT LOMBARDI BRUCE GLEDHILL BILLINGS it - n Digger Heh Matt, how 'bout it? . . . graham crackers and hot ovaltine . . . oktauherfest . . . calling Dr. Howard, Dr. Fine, Dr. Howard . . . Eagle Pass, Texas . . . Eh, liwacker! Go with the turtleneck? . . . Perm! j s' f .f , 'rn nn 'H a 1 ,,, -4, ,,n-vu ,, 1,0 ,.,, +.,,,,,nnnw,, Q n,veqf'u.,j n,,,: c J an ab , 4 4 7 ,ll . I, 0 g , 4 f H, ,,f M fn' , ' Afnfiui f mf, Q.. -,. --v fun, Q 'a 5 no ' 1, 1 I 33 ' 4 K L 0 iff- 'I Cute he? YES, I started early but . . . PETER TOPPING NEEDHAM Qswoopj just tell the officer you're drunk. Wiio me? . . Never, ah why hot. I'd rather switch than fight. GEOFFREY LOWE BLAKELEY Virttus in Medio Stat. I say we should get 'em all. Eh! What more can be said? E NATHANIEL SHERBURNE CRANE f NATTEo lll i -53 1, it K L1 1 .,kv Q M2 ' R:7f15,gg,e' 'Q 'tg Qc it it Q 7 ' X ' ii take yuz all on I ! preppie . . . yellow socks . . . weekends skiing with Swoop and Dallas . . .96 mph. . . 360's at Hobart. . .girls dorms at Ithaca. . .weekend parties with Myra . . . beat on quasars . . . junior varsity netminding . . . 'ed jeeps . . . dukes . . . history with Fireball . . . Concord Academy . . . jewish American Experience . . . Hiram Goldberg . . . what's this about a wierd laugh? . . . whats' the matter with living in the sticks? . . . 'Biz PETER va, ,ft I bum out from the absence of good friends, B.8zN. you are that kind of friend. 46 DAVID MURPHY Friends: Noon, David, Chop, Charlie, David, Chris, Christ, jeff, Geoff, Steve, Bill, Eth, Craig, Keith, Kirk, jim, Ed, Craig, Pete, Nancy, Nancy and Nancy. and thanks: jimmy, Vinny, mac, henry, ray, dave, rolf, chris, bill, eth, craig, jeff, pete, nat, bruce, miles, john, max, jack, and sandy, and john, and dany, and jay, and me. Are you. . . mc?, Yale Weekend, Waltham Hawks, Oh Hil, Tall Har- vards, raid on W.G.C., Choo choo, Compo, thumb thrust, Brandeis parties, baby knicks, Provincetown, Yukika makes good football play- ers, Avco Classic Cchoke Rolfj, Cleveland Lighthouse, CREAM, where's Moose?, and little old St. Mary's. Q S, Bert and Charlie QW' James Douglas Masterman Geoffrey Rollen Booty ,X,,,m,,.. 1 I jonathan Edward Diehl U edu Every passing hour brings the Solar System forty-three thusand miles closer to Gluhular Cluster M13 in Hercules - and still there are some misfits who insist that there is no such thing as progress. . . and I am waiting for forests and animals to reclaim the earth as theirs . . - LAWRENCE FER1.1Nc.JiaTT1 -ummm-n-mug Browne 8: Nichols 7-12 Chess Cluh 11-12 Varsity lfwothall 11-1 2 Varsity Wrestliiig 9-12 Qflorcaptain, senior year J -e RANSOM K. l'iIZRM 'sv' 'kk I do not gruk in fullness . . . waiting is. W- VAI.IZNTINI2 Mic1HA121. SMITH ,y5, In a punctual way of speaking, good-bye. '6' w WINSTON Niuzs RUMFOORD :Nl Xb CZ, QED ' fw,wp,fm'f,a ffm E. ,gy if ' ag 49 A 2555 ' 35 .- f tie r fi iw is-A ' 1 1 -:,..2:: 'WW William F. McKe0n, jr. Appearances are deceptive and obscurity otten brings safety. To stand directly under a pine and observe individual needles is interesting but chaotic, yet when the pine is looked at from a distance it appears as one . . . The times for being so called bummed out having come and gone and though constantly creeping in have relinquished themselves to it tree spirit which is let fly! lt's OK to be profound, as we have all fallen into this same sentimental rut - I wonder it' there isn't a better way to say what you really mean without all of the traditional rhetoric, sentimen- t talism, and cliches. ,sf , . 2 u e' mag -, Q t. it ri L-law. 1 Y ,V vg-' la , '41 It 'I 4 ,ug Ai -. V I . -:f'L. , 4012 1,-. p. Q nm . i .90 2 . 1- . pf-'ar Q 24' Q ' ffaif , t 0 a . S- KW 44 r 17' K f Y 54 .4 j f Ag., g Z., - v C n s 144 'J 'DAG' C he 1 ' 34' 6 Pg' I N . '. +15 ' ' 1 PW f if? 3 'K 1 ' 'YI 0' fha' u 4 I 'gf'-Ll I Xfsftteve ue:CxS -X-X'-to.-X' Sevoopedc cmd. rneowa Cx:-Kcvv'Q,C5. okd. -bmah 'lose +C: QJZLXX 'QQQQQ U-:Yxevw Lehi Wwevvevcao-rooms ow-ct-ce. ckoeomg DAVID FREEMAN . .What we think is less than what we knowg what we know is less than what we love: what we love is so much less than what there is. And to that precise extent we are so much less than what we are . . R. D. LAING .ist sk we ,z U, gli 1 ZW., . ,.., 12? Y Peter johannet john Scopa Willard Rappleye 52 hi' Riff X Q R Q15 va. 33' Q...,iV ?: 1-31-v 5 X . QGNQQ,-,naw 'lx Tbatfs all folks Post and Present. s i9 v' Q- Eff-W5WQ'5'W ?.Q'fOX,s bdoool 1. -4-7 N 1. WX 9' J' U' ZF . 3 b 15- lv -.. 5 , ,AA:- . G J lj: ... . ,. .., K 5. Q M. X .Hug saw 5 F' 'E I 4 H.- O J' ' K 3 in 'Sf 1971 8: 1972 I:I'07ZlR01l'Z Needham, Dunn, Schutter, Blakely Barb mu : Abrams, Damalas, Gates. Richard Abrams .. . .. Lloyd Adams III Lee Archung Robert Barrows Bruce Billings . Geoffrey Blakely Geoffrey Booty Gordon Bowersock james Burstein Herbert Colby . Wendell Colson I. , . Francis Coolidge . , .. 5 I William G'oul?os,...s?5-.5 f Nathaniel Crane Don Crumlin Steven Damalas . Stephen DeMaio Douglas Denholm David DiBenedetto Jonathan Diehl Deran Dinjian jeffrey Dunn William Durette Scott Egdahl . Andrew Field , David Freeman . Chris F unkhauser Peter Gardner Stephen Gates Peter Gergely Thomas Gill Michael Glendon .. Class of 1972 65 Chatham St., Brookline 02146 .. . ..566-1289 12 Grozier Road, Cambridge 02158 . 547-4095 17 Homestead St., Roxbury 02121 . r.r, 442-6856 61 Deer Path Lane, Weston 02195 ,,,r . . 899-5586 586 Dover Road, Westwood 02090 . 529-9157 Hotel Continental, Cambridge 02158 . .. .491-1512 2 St. john's Road, Cambridge 02158 H . ,..,. 868-1495 66 Baskin Road, Lexington 02175 . . 862-8507 21 Chilton St., Brookline 02146 252-6255 Golden Run Road, Bolton 01740 . . .. 1-779-27595. 2,Sunse,t Pfoacl, gave-sron 412193 ga Hi .l 5 ,,,,.., S i. 899-1511 Brown Roads, I-Hrvard 01451 . M, , ggjy i ii, ,s q 1-456-55 i5Sf5Ru535tei1f--asassilg 1125 tfriss . . 924-3 Dedham St., Dover 02050 I ,D . ii . 278 Walden St., Cambridge 02158 547-7077 11 Bristerls Hill Road, Concord 01742 , .1-569-6755 8 Laurel Hill Lane, Winchester 01890 729-4452 South Great Road, Lincoln 01772 . 259-9417 409 Common St., Belmont 02178 . 484-5558 25 Lexington Ave., Cambridge 02158 547-5159 882 Broadway, Somerville 02144 . 655-0958 58 Hill St., Lexington 02175 s 862-9408 141 Otis St., Cambridge 02141 .. . 554-5288 84 Upland Road, Brookline 02146 754-5447 40 Peacock Farm Road, Lexington 02175 . 862-8522 25 Hillside Avenue, Cambrdige 02140 . 547-5120 56 Fairmount St., Belmont 02178 484-8560 97 Avon Hill St. ,Cambridge 02140 . 547-0542 4 Walnut Ave., Cambridge 02140 876-5505 55 Marginal Road, Nahant 01908 1- 96 Knollton Road, Allendale, New jersey 07401 414 Canton Ave., Milton 02186 581-1699 696-5575 Robert Goethals A john Htlfblftkn Charles Horton A Peter Howe Ethan jacks A A AA A Christopher johannet Peter johannet A A Kenneth Kassler A A Bruce Kline AAAA A Mark Krentzman Chas. Kronauer AA A Barron Lambert A jim Masterman Brian McCue A William McKeon David Murphy A Peter Needham Steven Orr Ross Parker Willard Rappleye Matthew Schutter john Scopa A Vincent Scrima A Andrew Selverstone David Stockwood Edmund Stone A Mark Vershbow Peter von Mehren james Vouros A Richard Walton Whitney Wolff 36 Lexington Ave., Cambridge 02158 AA 491-2184 95 Griswold St., Cambridge 02158 A A 876-6848 Bolton Pan, Bolton 01740 1-779-6682 92 Mt. Vernon St., Boston 02108 A 525-5921 59 Main St., Southboro 01772 AA 1-481-0555 107 Lakeview Ave., Cambridge 02158 A AA554-5051 107 Lakeview Ave., Cambridge 02158 AA554-5051 16 Croftdale Road, Newton Centre 02159 A 522-5950 55 Shore Drive, Winthrop 02152 AAAAA,AA AAAA A AAAA 846-2, 28 59 Old Colonoy Road, Chestnut Hill 02167 .A AA 552-2552 Old Littleton Road, Harvard 01451 A AA 1-456-5544 Haven St., Dover 02050 AAAAAAA AAAAAAA 5 AAAAAA 1-785-0089 46 Hallwood Road, Brookline 02146 -A A A AA AAAAA AA 754-2198 20 North Hancock St., Lexington 02175 862-5754 19520 Royal Birkdale Drive, Country Club of Miami Estates, Miami, Florida 55015 157 Greenwood Lane, Waltham 02154 899-2241 275 Somerset St., Belmont 02178 484-8922 22 Lincoln St., Belmont 02178 489-0659 5 Redstone Lane, Marblehead 01945 A A 1-651-5574 9 Farrar St., Cambridge 02158 A A 868-4811 21 Vista Ave., Auburndale 02166 969-5515 58 Eustin StA,'Af1ingt0n 02174 645-4840 56 Ossipee Road, Somerville 02144 A 776-4259 10 Taft Drive, Winchester 01890 A 729-8625 156 Highland Ave., Winchester 01890 729-2512 11 Bryant Road, Lexington 02175 862-7708 15 Mignon Road, West Newton 02165 244-1455 68 Sparks St., Cambridge 02158 AA 547-8977 508 Payson Road, Belmont 02178 A 484-7825 10 West Hill Place, Boston 02114 525-5868 17Brewster St., Cambridge 02158 554-1652 L 'I SIXTH GRADE Slazzding: Baksys, Rogers, C.. Unis, Prelak, Bennett, P., Pasillo, Smith, E., Ferraro, Bowen, S., O'Brian. KIlKl'lj7I'Q.' lieuscher, McPhail, Wfilgram, Brewer, Wittall, Fano, Gaeclhe, Katzenberg, Wein- berg, Delaney. Siflfnlq, Miller. J., Thomas, SEVENTH GRADE Top Roux' Best, Torlrin. Baker, P., Starensier, Stone, D., Hines. Feininger. Hecht, M., Grossi, Merrill Tucker, Rogers. J., Morrison, Seferian, Baybutt, Haw kins, J., Slavin, M.. Pickett. Middle Roux' Miller, B. Buck, Chalfen, Freedman, Katz. Beatrice, M., Evansen Kovich, Staxcnhagen, Orfao. Coukos, S., Kanter, S. Post. Ahern, London, D., Greenleaf, I:?'U71f Rau' Farrar, Caterino, Ferguson, Thomas, L., Kass, Davicl son, B., Freerlherg, Frost, Fisher, E., Pollock, T., Kap lan, Banks, XX'illiams, Curtis, Gacldis. N ww 1' EIGHTH GRADE iff' M! 'wr MZ 425 Siflirzgf Rogers, O'Connell, Slirantl, Baltlini, Rosen- M., Powers, Beusclicr, T., Lawrence. lff11n'ffJ Rau lverg, Greenleaf, A., Newburgh, Mankowich. Srmml Hall, lioit. Glasser, XY'liite. Kahn, VI., Binstock, Fitz Rnux' Dexure, Snytler, Kliorana, Platt, Kolilluerg, lay- geraltl, Burt. Ackerly, .la Gamble, Mcfullougli lor, Metlalie, Bennett, S., Mclixoy. Third Roux' Goltl- lfjfflr Rffzf: Cotton, Bowen, P., Pattat't'hiola, Comey berg, Lampert, Hollingsworth, Iiarlandson, Greenleaf, vonMeliren, P., Hug, Jackman, Henderson, Strotlel. NINTH GRADE Frou! Roux' Oltlsman, Silin, Stern, Kanter, G., Cfalvle Sropa, Fouraker, james, Llnytl, P., Sagalyn, Goltllwerg. J.. Francis. Surffmf Razr: Knapp, Merithew, Rappleyc, T., Delorey, Schuster, D., Matteosian, D., Balazs, May bury-Lewis, Bowen, D., Sonnalvend, Dzicwanowslti Third Roux' Peirce, Hecht, England, Simon, Peters Brewer, R., McGowan, Closson, Greely, Albers, Ros entltal, London, Davitlson, Canhzl. liulrrflr Roux' Par ltcr, A., Davis. Buchanan. Hawkins, Spaulding, Rus sell. Driscoll. Stiles, Prestigiovanni, 'l'lwrutlil-te. Bari Razr: XX'illiams, S.. NY'ells, ju Cate, D., Troubh Cerf, Broolqs, Cook, R.. Foley. Trautnian, Pratt. Pole stra, Rogoxin. Schoepfcr, Slavin, TENTH GRADE Fmm lefl: Beattie, Grayken, O'FIaherty, Goethals, J., Burt, D., Hartley, Low, Miller, XV., McGuire, Yah ia, Kahn, M., Burns, Ciliurvhil, C.Qolsun, Cf., Stone, P. Korb, Barguot, Littas, Barnes, Banks, Choi, Decker. Moore, Burstein, Moorrees, Crompton, McKinnon Schelling, Niles, Sigourney, Gold Nj, From left. Fisher, Conley, Papanrlrea, Fitzgerald, Brown, Chase Flor, li., Mefilellan, Klema, Tutunjian, liaker, 'If FI. liernfeltl, Pugilese, Gardner, Petkun, Dege, HllY!11L'f Bmwlen, CI., Morris, Freeman, Baker, S., Cnukus, P. Muse. Beatrice, Dorr, Ewart, Reber, Peters, Orr, R. Drorbaugh. i ix .,f X! Q? 3 U ELEVENTH GRADE Sjfljflgf Dowse, Niebuhr, G-leicher, Blitzer, Aschen- brenner, Makaretz, Fowle, Bulleriahn. Serwzd Roux' Luskin, Scanlon, Hanson, McDougall, O'Neil, Beale, Satterfield, Hardie, Kahn, Guethals, S, Third Roux' Bain, Holton, Cate, C., Wells, A., Drinker, Hennessy, Bonnell, Lloyd, Bigham, Swan, Fnzlrlla Roux' lirainartl Cies, Epstein, Matteosian, G.. Gregory, Wit- ham, Fitzpatrick, Sawyer, Counihan. Ffflb Roni: Hink- ley, Crocker, Patterson,Fl0e, C., Cook, Quigley, Con- nor, Huirlekoper, Chvany, Madden. 1 w A ,Z Y' SPORTS 's S x N X x I VARSITY FOOTBALL Back row: Bonnell, Blakely, McGuire, Crompton, Hennessy, Patteson, Grayken, Cook, Reiman, Epstein, Matteosian, G. O'Flaherty, McKinnon. Tl1irdwui.'1N1osca, Abajian, Beatrice, Fitzpatrick, Mr, Etter. Fiixrz wuz' DeMaio, Diehl, Krentz Gold, Reber, Decker, Littas, XX'ells, Sawyer, Mr. Freeman. man, Needham, Stockwood, Captain Rappleye, Murphy Mr. Powers. Second wuz' Schuster, Connor, Huidekoper, Booty, jacks, Burstein J., Counihan. At the start of the season the 1971 version of the Varsity Football team generated its own winning spirit even before a game was played. After a 1970 season which pro- duced many letter winners and few victories, the only direction the team could go was up. Under new assistant coaches and Mr. Etter they did just that. Through the first four games the offense could only muster two touchdowns, those coming in the St. Paul's game. Then over the final three games the team jelled. It became a team, the team that everyone knew they could be. The varsity pulled out a 34-22 victory over arch-rival Belmont Hill. Then it beat Brooks 20-6 and recorded a 12-8 upset over a strong Roxbury Latin team. Special recognition should go to captain Bill Rappeleye, Dave Murphy and jay Connor who received honorable mention for their play. jamie Cook should be singled out for being voted to the All-League first team. it X ,V SQ si I 1 Ev!! Q ,Vigil has ,Aww fx amz Q . , a l2f..Xv'Lf'f.gf'p , 95. fy?-2. -KY, W gr' , . f ffi. A 3,5 . gif, SARA- i!if ,wif 'f AY-Q., + 5 . j, .. g v t agneqaxzi , W, if , , 5 b Q X X -.T ,iggt . Ng X Y Qfffm-f Vx-,,rw .Q Q 1, 1 Q x',',,.' . . 'Se THIRD FOOTBALL Back Roux' Slavin, Cook, R,, Closson, Stiles, Driscol, Pratt, Cunha, Polcstra, Brewer, Davis, Dclorcy Mr. Kingsbury. lirwzf Razr: Buchanan, Goldberg, nl., Wfells, j., Simon, Ccrf, McGowen, Sthocpfcr Rogavin, Mattcosiun, D. Peters. ,..,..,.....,.f ' , .,.,.....'.-..u.'.v-rrlwvw -'Y -' ' ' W FOURTH FOOTBALL Bark Roux' Mr. Wfieland, Kahn, J., Binstock, McEvoy, Bowen, P., Goltlherg, A., Strudel, Lnmpert, Hollingsworth, Mr. Bennett. Ifrwzl Rfmx' Hurt, j., Kliornnn, Newburgh, Platt, Kohlhcrg, Fitzgcrultl, P. B6nnctl, S. M VARSITY SOCCER Slazzdirzgx Mr. Harris, Wfolff, Burns, Gregory, O'Neil, Goethals, S., Beale, Chvany, Billings. Siffizigs Niles, johannet, C, Gardner, P., Gergeley, lflavin, Stone, li, fflaptj, Crane, Bowersock, Colby, Cate, C. Soccer, like football had its trouble scoring. In only four of the thirteen games played did the varsity score two or more goals. Every game was close though, three league games went into overtime and two others were lost by a single tally. The spirit of the team was outstanding. Each game was played with the excitement of the first game of the season. The soccer talent was there: each player knew how to handle a hall especially captain Ed Stone. The solid play of Herb Colby, Peter Gergeley and Peter Gardner will be missed next fall. Bruce Billings, a rookie in the nets, played excel- lent goal all season. The team was a good one, they lost to a perenially strong St. Marks team by a goal and beat Governor Dummer. The varsity swamped Lexington Christian 5-l and shutout Roxbury Latin, All in all the season was productive meeting up with strong competition from every opponent and handling it well. With an experienced team returning, coaches Harris and Degnon look forward to a good fall. , WL X by N-X f -,N ,vQ'.'K f 3' rf iff' .frm K Q ff. vi J . . Q. A .2 - N-wxf,,, fix. fn jk! ...uh NN.. v Lg., 'wiki A SS 'Q wx .. ! , af ,+ 1. s-ff' J.V. SOCCER Sfazzdifzg: Decatur, Baker, S. Dorr, Bain, Lloyil, Bernfeltl, Scrima, Moore, Hartley, Petkun, Mr. Dedekian, Mr. Cabot. SmIe.4J: Morris, Beatty, Sclielling, Stone, P,, lflne, C., lianks, S. Bullerjahn, Moorrees, Ackerly, Asclienbrenner. a mar wr. THIRD SOCCER Bark Roux' Nr. Young, Brooks, Merithew, Dziewanoxvski. Cate. D., Parker, A. Balazs, Hawkins, P., Greely, Maybury-Lewis, Knapp, Foley, Bowen, D., Russell Missin Rosenfeld, linglanil, Mr. Rotlinan. Frwzz Roux' Oltlsman, Spaulding, Albers, Sagallyn, Troutman, Rosenthal, Lloyd, P,, Schuster, D., Silin, james. Francis, Kanter, Ga Sropa, li. Scott. Stern. i . vi if! -A . x Q , I' it .al Y- sr-- i', 'K if W t,,.W Q 1 FOURTH SOCCER 13495 Roux' Mr. Clarke, von Meliren, P. Mankowich, Boit, Hall, Meilalie, Pow ers, Taylor. Alizfcllc Roz: .' Lawrence, Sny tier, Gamble, Baltlini, Shranil, Comey Glasser, lima! Run: Rosenberg, Ben srlier, T., Greenleaf, M,, Hug, Wfliite Erlandson, Greenleaf, A., Henderson Jackman. VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Left la fighf: Mr. Bird, Fouraker, fMgr.j, Colson, Durette, Thorndike, Fisher, Scanlan, Niebuhr Bigham, Horton, fCapt.j, Bowen, Baker, T., London. The Varsity Cross Country team came a long way this year. From a record of three wins, four losses last year, the team came up with a seven wins one loss record this year. This was the only winning varsity team in the fall season, and is the best varsity record since Varsity Basketball's 11-1 record about five years ago. The team worked as a unit. Bill Durette, a newcomer to B8cN, came in first in every league race, and broke four track records at various schools. Some by almost a minute. The team will only lose three of its members in graduation. Bill Durette, Wendell Colson, and Captain Charles Horton. The team has the potential of having another great season. jim Scanlon, a close second to Durette in many meets will lead the team as captain next year. I think that if the team continues to show the aggressiveness and desire to do well, then it is defnite, that they will have another good season next year, and in the seasons to come. -3 448 WWW . H ' f 2' -H2122-new : ,H - 4 If m sif ffr W'k' W' ' - ' ,F -f My - ww- A :yi w H W gym' ff .fs ff: pm, .,. , ,. ,, ,H ' K 5 55591 , Q M. f 4 ,V Y 62 , f 4 V V V i 1? 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WRESTLING The beginning of the 1972 wrestling season was marked by hard work and frustration. We lost several close meets and just didn't seem to be able to use the potential we knew we had to its fullest extent. But our problems didn't last. The breaks began falling our way and we pulled everything together for the end of the season. Our placing third in the Graves-Kelsey Tournament was the result of everyone working together and doing the best they could. Co-Captain Steve DeMaio and Steve Banks came in first in the 160 lbs. and 110 lbs. weight classes. This is the third consecutive year that Steve DeMaio has won his weight class, and being a three time Graves, Kelsey gold medalist places Steve near the top of the list of great wrestlers, both past and present, from the schools with whom we compete. jim Scanlan pinned the number two seed in the 121 lbs. weight class to take second place, and at 158 lbs., Bill Coukos moved from his fifth seed to place second after knocking off both the fourth and first seeds, the latter with a pin. Co-Captain 'led Diehl and Captain-elect Clark Patter- son took third places at 152 lbs. and 177 lbs. jeff Worm Hennessy and Dave Frosty DiBenedetto, both seeded sixth, put on back to back exhibitions of sheer determina- tion to win at 127 lbs. and 133 lbs. Both jeff and D. B. beat the third seeds in their weight classes as they worked for their fourth place wins. Most of the glory in wrestling goes to the consistent wins, but there are other members of the team who deserve Rifti praise. Without the guidance and help of Mr. Dowse, Steve Lynch, Tom Blake, Mr. Duggan, and Compy Chase and the push supplied by those who faithfully came to practice, never knowing when or if they would get to wrestle on the varsity, the team wouldn't have been able to do as well as it did. What they did for the team is not unnoticed, but is appreciated by everyone. This year the wrestling team lost its fear of long road trips, and sent Steve DeMaio, Bill Coukos, and Steve Mosca to the New England Asociation of Independent Schools Wrestling Tournament at Trinity College in Hart- ford, Connecticut. Not ony did Steve DeMaio win his weight class in the Tournament, but he beat his opponent in the finals by the unbelievable score of 17-1, finishing Jil in New England at 160 lbs. for 1972. Memories: Steve Lynch's Worcester Cal., 7:30 Weigh-insg Dieting with your mom to helpg Bruce Kline, 2 pounds over a 7:56 on Wednesday morningsg a jockless Steve Mosca at St. Marks, lim Masterman: I can't make weight, coach! . . . unless you want me to. g Losing his contacts for a rest, Tom Gill reading prayers for those in time of calamity. g jeff Hennessy's Rivers shirt, never washed, Midge, M. V. S. Elliott, the first woman to get a B 8: N letter, Bill Coukos finessing them to death, Peter Coukos' fluff sandwiches, Jed Diehl dancing away the first period, Steve DeMaio's Muscle Arm Dragg coaching the sixth, seventh and eighth graders. the Varsity Wrestling Pig Award given to Steve Banks for a fifteen pound weight gain in five days. , ww i V fi ,mm -:Qu inr- gg j.V., THIRD, FOURTH, ETC., WRESTLING Burk Row: Snyder, Lampert, Von Mehren, P., Best, Sonnzlbend, Lawrence. Krzeelizzg Davidson, London, Friedburg, Greenleaf, Shrand. In Frwzff Oldsman. dv' , 'V' 4' H' 6 ln 41 in H ,Awww I m H H gm ,,, ,,., WM . ' - W -W F W 5 1 1' is v ,W J iz A fi f , , 2 . . zw' -, ,- f,:: Ae 1' N ' . , :0,55- ,.- 2. v Azllv ,,. 2 N f f 7 v,,, 3571, ,fwfr , fi ' MwM 'Qfm-WW, , ,M VARSITY HOCKEY Silfizzgx Chvany, Goethals, S., Needham, Counihan, Scopa, j., Rappleye, W., O'Neil, Fitzpatrick. Sfdlldi7I'Q.' Mr. Haertl, Holian, DeLorey, Moore, Grayken, Schuster, J., Reber, Ewart, Mr. Powers. HOCKEY The best BRN team ever is guess who? . . . The B8:N Hockey Team of 1972. With the Coun, Shorts, and Nutty Grayken, how could they lose? The Knights swept 11 straight, capturing the Southern League Title. Middlesex, whom the Knights had beaten earlier in a squeaker 2 to 1 beat them 6-4 in the league play- offs. Middlesex did have a fairly good team, and came up with the good play at the right time. B8cN B8cN BSLN B8zN B8zN B8cN B8zN B8cN B8zN B8cN B8zN SCORES Milton .. Nobles St. Marks . Belmont Hill St. Paul's .. . Gov. Drummer Middlesex . Brooks .. . St. Sebastian's Thayer . Groton . . W , i W .,-,fmmxw 1 79 W J. V. HOCKEY Krzeelirzu' O'Flaherty, Quigley, Beale, Mulca Aschenbrenner, Stone, P., Hansen, Cite, C. Sm. ing: Thompson, Muse, Gold, Littus, Beutri Rappleye, C., Bowen, C., Goethuls, j., Hzirtl Mr. Bennett. Mi.rrir1g.' Huidekoper, Madden f capts.J. THIRD HOCKEY Kneeling: Williams, S., Matteosian, D., Rosenthal. Bowen, D., Schuster, D., Wfells, Cate, D., Scopa, F., Spaulding, Prestigiovanni. Hawkins P. Sfm1dir1,q.' Mr. Harris, Merithew, Albers, Rappleye, T. Russell, Canha, Closson, Driscoll, Balazs, Cerf, McGowan, Thorndike, Dziewanowski, Buchanan. 0.132 ii FOURTH HOCKEY Krzeeliziy' Rogers, H., Hug, Greenleaf, M. Ackerly, VI.. McEvoy, Powers, Xwhite, Burt. J. Hollingsworth. Comey. Sfmzdizzgz Mr. Kings bury, Greenleaf. A., Henderson, jiickinan. Fitzgerald, P., Mankowich, Bolt. Newburgh, McCullough, Khoranu, Earlandson. Bfildini Platt. 80 kr . v BOOM GX VARSITY BASKETBALL b Decker, Luskin, Vershhow, Krentzman, Reiman, Gregory, liurstein, J.. Nr. McKiegue. BASKETBALL No one paid much attention to the 1972 version of Var- sity Basketball at Browne 84 Nichols at the beginning of the season. The school figured the hest we could do was to finish dead last. Even the players were a bit skeptical. But a new coach came onto the scene, Kevin McKiegue, lead by vigor and a few unorthodox training methods Qin- cluding musicj, the team hegan to feel themselves out, gain- ing confidence, learning each others moves. Co-captains Jim Burstein and Mark Krentzman were hilled to he the only lights in a dismal season until the word was circulated that three new stars had emerged under the hoop. Nick Gregory and Curt Reiman, both juniors, played steadily throughout the season and Peter Von Mehren added the key clutch hasket when called upon. 82 We had had a good league season, 7-2, yet it all boiled down to one game at St. Paul's. Win it and we had a chance for a post-season invitation to a tournament, lose it and it was time to take out the ole mitt and bat, But win it we did! Mark Krentzman's hoop with twenty seconds left tied it up in regulation time. jim Burstein sparked us to victory in overtime. On to the tournament we went, playing a strong St. Mark's team who pulled out a squeaker against us earlier in the sea-4 son. We played at Belmont Hill and the crowd was definite- ly with us. We played a good game only to lose, going down reluctantly. For a team that was supposed to finish last, we surprised a lot of people. fx, - 5 xx ' Mn. W,.W,... .,,..,.-- - J' N- N-...,,,,,m JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Krzeelirzg: Petkun, Burstein, D., Orr, R., Bernfeltl, Gurtlner, W. 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LL Harriet ......,.....,......,.,.. The Insane Woman Nurse .... .,.....,i,...... L LL Male Attendant L L LL L Grovers Corners, Ohio The Field ,r.,.,.,,.,.,. L Parkersburg, Ohio ,.i... The Tramp L LL LL LL Watchman ...,,..,.,,. The Weather .....,.i 10 O'clock LL 11 O'clock LL L L 12 O'clock ..,,,......,... LL Deran Dinjian L Christal Miller L Judy McCall Linda Fano L Peter Johannet Tina Peyton Roberta Crooks Brooks Clapp Stephan Holton fed Diehl Anne Averbach Tina Peyton LL Brooks Clapp Anne Averbach Planets ...,,... ........., ......,...,,.,,.,... .,.,.. S u z anne lohannet, Claudia Brown, jill Vorenberg, Susan Cobb, Whitney Wolff, Vinnie Scrima, Laura Clayton, Scott Egdahl Angel Gabriel LL ,... ...,.,..,,,,.,...,...,, L L .....,.....,....,..,....,. LL L ..,.. L ,.., Stephen Gates Co-Directors L L David Freeman, Stephen Gates, Mrs. Martha Dowd Lighting LL L Kim Postlethwaite, John Hinckley, Christine Smith Costumes LL L L LL L LL L LL L LL LL L L L Christal Miller, Mrs. Phillip H. 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Wpaslxu qi. :A ' . W. . -Y' f i5fA ' A - -. .. , . ' . ,v 5.' ite- , ii - '- , -- :sw ' , as 1. A . - A 341 ig, , , -gr LL S r v. ' ' 1 ' K . ' af- T - ' A Si. R Z .1-U 455411. kb.: , F S' b K -a. ' ,L .ix-5 1 3 if ' .5-9 .i ,-1 . . :ug ' ,i -. .-Q 53411- J' '72, A 92 .5 A .. b k .5231--ff z'1 N4 C Y I af ,A s y 1. - -lr 1 -iw ' ' ,ff SK.- , f :'-as.'ic-xii 79:-rrdQ N-ff.. . H A ,f -4 1.231 br fi ,. .1 1 1 s .H .. 1 .J , lb 'UP-Q-2 'g.., 4. , ., ,440 1 7. AI' 'L .ef f 1 r - I '-If -.V , 'W W9 'zfd 4 K ki-2:-M An Q -S . FA W, lg, 1 45. u 'A 14 Q4 gf? to f If' DEBATE CLUB Quigley, Holton, Egdahl, DiBenedetto, Vershbuw, Gill. ORCHESTRA Mr. Farber, Gardner, Hardie, Kassler, Coolidge. Coukos. Kronauer. .W A gals, CHESS CLUB Bark Razr: Kuhn, DeMaio, McCue, Holiam. Kronauer, Bormell, Coukos, Epstein, Sl.n1diz14q.' Mastermun. Booty, Selverstone, Quigley, Dama Gill. KII6'cl!jII4Q.' Bullerjnlm, Glenclon, Dilienenletto, Nielwulir, las. VARSITY SQUASH AND MANDOLIN CLUB Sifling: Cies, Yahia, L. 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NICHOLS SCHOOL DAY CAMP June 26 - August 18, 1972 9:00 cx.m. - 3:30 p.m. For boys and girls - Kindergarten through Junior High 1 X I , ,ff I iff. I. XXV ' g, fi W ' 1 X QQ 1 N xx - N Ae X . xx fx, A Xin. 5. ,Q . I , fi 1 ,f 4 -R nf , 1 .fe eff zfg 11,545 1, . , af- I V' 4 L fy as X- '15, Riga x 1 X x X ' 1 . ow t f n xx X ,Z 4.41:- , 3 Co I A ELECTR ONIC FASTEN Waltham Res sosw Q inter Waltham, Massach mpliments of ERS, INC. eclrch Center Street usefts 02154 I , ,AS fl! Compliments of Bucky Warren Incorporated BOSTON STOVE COMPANY Reading, Massachusetts 01867 Manufacturers of Magee and Bengal Ranges Distributors ot: Falcon Gas Barbeques Martin Gas Heating Products James F. Brine, lnc. 29 Brattle Street Harvard Square 876-4218 Sports Equipment and Apparel forthe Entire Family Baseball Football Hockey Tennis 118 Soccer Table Tennis Lacrosse Track Basketball Adidas Shoes Skiing High Fashion Clothes tor Women THE PREP SHOP num o .4 09 Thr 3 THB , PREP SHOP 'MIVAID win' 31 CHURCH STREET CAMBRIDGE Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1972 Qlzunhrihge Elruat QIUIIQIZIIQJ larvard Square 876-5500 Kendall Square 336 Mass. Ave. Holyoke Center 326 Main St. Near Ford Bldg. E-19 Member F.D.I.C. l'O: dirchar ecrublimler sarbma NOW - 2 LOCATIONS VV!7'H THE SAME QUALITY 81 COURTEOUS SERVICE Congratulations and Best Wishes to the 2 T Class of 1972 ff ,ti X ,E K, Alexander 81 Alexander, Inc. Squash shop Boston, Mass. 02108 4? Qfjgfglj mis 723-91 oo MAIN STREET 67 MT. AUBURN STREET WENHAM CAMBRIDGE 468-3745 864-8800 119 i-.?rQ.iAQ.. 4 X M ? 9052 3 0 ..,, O Q X W I n 1 K 'Inf' 1