Brookline High School - Murivian Yearbook (Brookline, MA)

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EDNA MAY ADELSON 124 Columbia Street “And Nature in her glee Endorsed a merry devil in her eye.”’ N. Toodles. F. O. Dancing. A. To be a success. D. Eternal Happiness. French Club ’24 : Domestic Science Club ’24 ; Dorchester High ’23. BARBARA ALLEN 119 Griggs Road. “We’ll just say she’s sweet and ivise, We’ll not even mention size.” N. Barbie ; Bob. F. O. Boating, Horseback riding. D. Wellesley. Mandolin Club ’21, ' 22. ’23; V-Pres. ’24; Girls’ League ’22; Freshman Advisor ' 23, ' 24. HORACE F. ANTHONY, JR. 2 Auburn Court “Neither rhyme nor reason can express how much in love he is.” N. Ace. F. O. With S. L. P. A. To found orphanage for crocodiles. D. Dartmouth. Alpha Pi. Marshal ' 23- ' 24 ; Four-minute Speaker ’23-’24 ; Dramatics ’24; Rifle Team ' 23; Class Day Usher ' 23 ; Class Day Com. ’24 ; Sagamore Staff ’23 ; Sagamore Board 24 ; Dramatic Usher ' 23 ; Year Book ’23; Track ' 23- ' 24 ; Tennis Team ’23; Man- ager Tennis ’24. ELIZABETH M. BAKER 86 Chestnut Street An open-hearted maiden, true and pure.” N. Betty. F. O. “Studying.” A. Secretary. D. B. U. C. S. S. 19

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Senior Statistics MOST POPULAR GIRL 1. Frances Small 2. Theresa Chisholm MOST POPULAR BOY 1. Bud McCarn 2. Kent Hough Joe McCarthy John O’Sullivan GIRL WHO HAS DONE MOST LOR B. H. S. i. Frances Marshal BOY WHO HAS DONE MOST FOR B. H. S. i. Kent Hough PRETTIEST GIRL 1. Ernestine Marshall 2. Margaret Lyons Alice Wright HANDSOMEST BOY 1 . Ace Anthony 2. Bob Morgan Jim Donovan MOST VERSATILE GIRL 1. Frances Small 2. Frances Marshal Ruth Thomas Theresa Chisholm MOST VERSATILE BOY 1. Kent Hough 2. Bud McCarn Jim Donovan BEST GIRL ATHLETE i . Greta Centerwall BEST BOY ATHLETE 1. Bud McCarn 2. John O’Sullivan BUSIEST BOY 1 . Kent Hough 2 . Jim Donovan Waldo Keyes BIGGEST FUSSER i. Mercedes Baker BUSIEST GIRL 1. Frances Marshal 2. Theresa Chisholm 2. Ruth Thomas Frances Small CLASS HUMORIST 1. John O’Sullivan 2 . Mary Gaffney Theresa Chisholm Beatrice Dalton CLASS POLITICIAN 1. Kent Hough 2. Jim Donovan CLASS REFORMER 1. Shirley Blanchard 2. Loren Taylor Jim Donovan Frances Marshal CLASS INFANT 1. Max Rabinowitz 2 . Livingston Gardner Heneretta Bush BEST DANCERS 1. Dorothy Spurr 2. Hayden Tyler Rosalind I. Kelsey Anna McEttrick CLASS DICTIONARY 1 . J im Donovan 2. Clair Dooley CLASS FLIRT t. Edith Gallagher 2. Henrietta Halloran Gladys Ford Susanne Ricker CLASS GRIND 1. Teresa Folin 2 . Jim Donovan Mary Loud CLASS GOSSIP 1. Isabel McDonald 2. Merades Baker Ethel Stromberg 18

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MERCEDES BAKER 1471 Beacon Street “A daughter of the gods divinely tall and most divinely fair.” F. O. Just lots of things. A. To prove to Mr. Packard I know some- thing about Physics. D. Secret. Prize Speaking ’22; Four-minute Speaker ’23-’24; French Club ’24; Asso. Editor Sagamore ’2,3. AGNES BENNINGTON 30 Irving Street “A demure person, little disturbing this whirling sphere and in turn little disturbed by it.” N. Bennie. F. O. Swimming, skating. A. To speak correct French. ID. College. Representative for Year Book ’24; Representa- tive for Sagamore ’24; Ontario High School ’24. JOSEPHINE BENSON 15 Perry Street “And join zvith thee calm and peace.” N. Jo. F. O. Studying Spanish. A. Travel. 1). The end of the line. GLADYS ELINOR BERMAN 24 Naples Road “Hinges of true friendship never go rusty.” N. Glady. F. O. Building castles in the air. A. To make a lot of money. I). B. U. Art School. 20